The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-17 00:00:00

I THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ACTION PON PHs ILDCOPTIT OP PHs arAzza OP A Nem nest STAFFORIXIMILI (YEDAY). Nut Pane Oounr. Prim Mr. Baroe Bramwell.) ingfimatut r. Mr. Ohl red Mr. Griffith represented the plaintiff, end far Mr. MichMenten, Q.C., and Powell were counsel M oldiedmat. Mr. Phipeen, in opening the mat, said perhaps this might puttee memerhat more amusing them many of the awes which hei bra beard. It was what woe died •Sere, amid reletaiite a prise light, • practice he Ewe. emial angel the beams, he swisZ kica L. was vas &- dik e it the reentry. The W Ins the bether at • men used Ocee, of Weiverlemphea. who wee nwhilied to light aaother nen monad Prise, who mom from Deelee. On the Beh at October hot the eceniratants steered into an epeemeet with each ether to light for 261. • side, aid they were to light et 1051, weight is • fair stand up fight, which was to wee oil en the Mb et November. Unfortunately Games father did net eatertein so draw an adinimikm for lighting es the ?sew, Oars, sad, to what be dieseveretide inliesties, put idee a tar till • geeiLThe bele" le prima, wee math to pt eiist birr, wed whelhir It wee that they gave bun tee meek beef or toe melt peel, or that it wnegiat be had sot uniliciret ere jet got too fat to come within the er.•1111111 r. liaddicetoneMeted that ;a14115 they did not put e l m i , the mill. SHARE LIST&-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx The railway share market to-day participates in the heaviness d the Lunde. An almost general reduction, varying from Ito per cent, has taken place. London and North Western stook is now quoted 07} to es ; Great Western, 084 to 69 ; Midland, 114 to 111; Lancashire and Yor ks ire, to 100 ; Great Northern, 1091 to 110 1; South 87j to 84, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 51 to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de; alined to It to 11 prem. East Indian Railway stock remains very steady. The colonial lines are quiet. ilr.Phipson mid at Me he did not go to the " mill " for which be was allied When the day came he would not go to scale became be was over weight, and not caning up to the " scratch" the light never came of. There were two parties to these Weis the gentlemen who Asked their money and the pries Wws themselves, who knocked about their adversaries and get knocked about themselves, as he supposed, for the pare lore of it. In this erre the backers. I sa was a common prannes, placed the team Is the hands of Mr. W. Clement, one of the proprietors, or at any rate a tinan who took an active Fart in conducting the well knownmer, Belt. Life The fight not coming off on the 29th of November, the next day Webberley applied to get back his money. The law in such cases was, that where parties had paid a sum of money as a stake, in en illegal contract, they were allowed what lawyers call a locus plateaux—an opportunity for refiection, and if they thought proper they might demand their beck. In this case the fight had never taken place, and he thought the defendant was bound to repay the money. He had however chomp to make a law of his own, and said the practice was to pay over the money if the parties did not come up to the scratch, or, to use another slang expression, the rule was either "play or pay." He should produce the agreement, and the terms laid down in it only made the money payable in the event of the fight coming off. John Webberley, the plaintiff, a young men residing at Wolverhampton, was the first witness called. He deposed to paying over the stakes agreed upon la miens nuns at different pubbc.houms at Wolverhampton sad Wilton. On the 15th of December, he went to the odes et Ban Life in London, ands's/ the defendant, telling him he wished either to have his mosey back or that the fight &odd go on. He had complete confidence in his man, and to prove it was ready to stake 161. more to nothing upon his. Defendant said he wee sorry for witness, bat that he mast go said see Hoene, tile other hacker, to whom he kid psysd the annoy that was forfeited, and for which Imes bad gives him an indemnity. The forfeit was IW. Om and hies had since fought in Staffordebiria but not on this amount, when Oros won in twenty-two minutes. In cress-examination by Yr. Hedrilselon, witness was asked if be did not see &Ws Liir of the 97th November, and whether be dial not read his Belt. Life regale* wag Sunday! He ultimately acknowledged that he hai sea the number of the paper in qasetim , which ociatabol se account of the forthcoming igif, and Bodied the preflight. lity of Gam not coming to the seals, in which cam it was stated thet the money would be paid to the one who =staccording to the usual Ma The pr con y stating that "it was somewhat • that so near the day of battle Goss should go into town where his father resided, when he well knew the disposition of that worthy to spoil the sport." The witness said he was bit ed a pries fighter, but a " patron of the ring," or what is sail " a Corinthian." 011.DINAZY itarmAn ""i va l :zi.. = 7 d ll=aNd.C Bristol and Basest Oast sad Band= Ds. • Aas OW. ulna 6 Do. B p.c lonaldtol. Dublin aad B. it Joe. Enuld,,Pe!th.&•o4.ln. 7: Ess!.ern I?pt!atisa. AND STOCIUL iie if Si IN IN 91 91j II Se aa $ li 114 K SS IN 111 IS IS 711 SO 10 1 In 1•11 101 110 111 107 1011 131 11. 113 116 Molsi 0111 06 100 100 0 70 112 113 12 13 92 11114 nt _lll IS a in in l es a• 10 11 AUTISM 201110118JON8 sumirAn. sea Do. 4,6. Do. Do. =row eti• isay Ak z.. /•.. 1,72 H. idskkple, Do, J'iro um. Otto. • Modura • r ee d a rt NEL &dm Dry p& 4 p. IS ' 410. st Do. 6 por et. Prot_ . Do. 6 per et. Meat- Do. 7 pr at. 1r dt. g o o . pm_ Groot IsdLe Pu ll7l lat6lO Do. New Gt. B. of In•11&43 et. I Gt. Wed Do. Na. I Do.lda,pangl wast I Do. do. 73 Do. do. 73 Doltp.4.lldajoy. lisdras Out. pie el Do. do. I per et. Do. 4t pw et. Rea Do. 401 Nat do. et. I N. Droaowl*• D D A esp. la. I Do. do. Lad do. 1 Do. do. Hap do. I Do. do. Lad do. • • (Wetted) IRS IS ilf pas Si lIIe 102 L 91 M 99 110 i fd 10} Do. Wadi*. 1.44.1 A Andrews It A 1 1 1 g n gl 106 107 9 91 41 4 se 1 2 as 2 16 xd 118 818 21 72 4 B it 9 serseneent for the light wee put in, bat the loused Judge ceoniderisig that it ought to be stomped, the dilliculty we , Ina ow. by • co py beingbot in by consent of both 1 dial ral 56 0 101 111 eel I 100 i 901 I ow 112/ 98 71 2 li 1101 U 10./ Q}l OS} ells J ama Oces, am wham primer the " Coriathiaa " Web barley had so coalideally relied, was the next ranee, and rePented as appewasee trite conformable to the line of life in which he worse to distinction. His evidence agreed with that of Webberley, but he AL° stated that when he reftwed to he weighed ma the day need for the fight, Price mid he &odd try to get the money, to which be replied that he bed ao claim to it. 71;iJedgelactoiredirOes the witness what he ',shook' have led if he led wee the light? Witness wdrl be should have bad what his tacker liked loir bemuse he staked all the . oberved that the witness himself. Mr. clerk to Mr. Jams Welker, Obeli!. at tanne7riored the& he had posted a latter te the deherient oo the soft el November, asheag him to repay the steam to the_plaketia Mb ebbed the see for the plaintiff. Mr. Huddletes,i. addreeeisg the jury for the de fendant, maid they were of emus sE tom& to Moss open the old &Oh arieseessat of plias Wks& beg be soold sot help thanking that than vas del a rams& eikerkked feeling in favour of the steely gene of beisells. Be wee inclined to believe that if there were 13101111 pries its there would be fewer al these ewes of bobbin whisk sow re marked the oriolosi calends/14 Bat he did sot wee se bey emelt declining, tar be found in the gaper devoted to said mamma after seitimn of re ports of prise lA* that very moseest a large maw elf reps WOWS looking forward with thrilling Moses. to • sonteet is which Eragleard was not likely to ;kid bar espotatire in this melds set to America. After some folder somohe the learned setesed oiled Aloseader Kerma, bredisrd of the Dell boy Moor-street, Landon, who stated that his real nabs was rainy, but that he west by the same of Kewsy sad the counsel do. sorbed bib as hieg knows by the cognomen of "the essomplidted Mick." Re said Ids wrpa s enoe in the Csidog untested over pimento* pow stated that reodied the dishes been the dehadoat ea the day whoa the Itglit wee to Iwo takes pima The dellseent offered list • cheque for SOL, but he bid time was soli SOL for feit, and took • &aqui, for 45/., wkki he losisedeothe erne day. Ho rid the rah was, if • sue did set go to sale that the one who weighed should receive the stab. He rid Gone crested to this. Beta It liven' ep. et Caledoalsa 411 Daa.Pwrikt Abs. J Lit Anna; p. Do. I.tP. d. Do. C.lt_eL I Cosa. Itz., gaol Nal Do. _ ea_ Nat 10 - 0 100 100 100 100 100 II ei N N 100 In xd 1 4 6 i 16 10 d 1 110 116 xd 203 108 id 111 111 id 110 111 xd 126 19/ xd 82 96 id 110 111 id 76 77 id 117 119 10 111 116 106 61 N aw ar ratot;ir i : &Ma. 42 . 149mip. el Great iarthe=is p. di. Doi stir 111p.oLps. Do. 4 per out sour. deollasDo..p.o.ssLat II p.a i m S lid West. Berkoklisato Ds redoes. 4 p. cog Do. realms 4 p. Do. Weds's. 4 orat p. et Do.l Prot Do. Um Fri rodson Do.o4cokrPL/11.10.4. Do. do. Is 4 a. Do. Pins ass Do. aired Gds. Maras IS 103 87 89 90 92 100 102 9 1 19 1 17 10 101 101 74 . 70 21 laiss lo4as lel p.m. Fr ii a ' 4 if 71 77 ft rt rt ro 7l Da dm. 17. aAiristiL, Do. do. do IdorA WAIL II p.olk. Woes'. de o. Do.llp.e. do. Do. 2 Do. d p.e. do. .. . Dab .e.. do. N.. 4 Do. p.c. do. —.. I Do. p.o.patall d 0... Do. p.c. ProL Nock.. Dalp.e..43.(W.DaC.P.) .. t , 0.. ft (dlv. dot. Sill I _ 711disa and . _ . 100 100 100 100 2i 100 100 un, __ us_ di leo 8 i(7 81 44 l4 UMW. (11. LMLW. LoairaiAMOil r ill ipailk il l=k Da MI • M par oat Itcliaaddomepalliail Do. Cost. Das Mae. Do. teat& Prat Do.tatalitehis aa Itealallkor.da,por. r..with Visa= NorfolkipAft. North IMO& par Da Now Oft. p. Si. His lordship said his assent was nothing ; it went for as MIK* an the assent et • bulldog who had been fed es 11111 beef to increase his ferocity. Is cm's-examination, witness acknowledged that it was the meal practice to allow a week to elapse, in ease of • light not cooling off, before the stake. were paid over. &own, • former prim fighter, who had been sub for the pislatiff, was called, and confirmed the evi nce of Keene. la cross-examinstMn he deeded that on the 15th December, when the pb>latift and Gess called on Keene, the latter said ha had received the money the day before. Kr. Phipsou resallod Welshed= sad Gass, who aware that Keene did Nil that he received the money ' ri" but calling Cooper, • butty collier, of Bi= e 4 4a wlso was also present, the latter said he did not hear any such expremics med. Tb• learned counsel on both sides havin g addressed the i lls Lordship, in proceeding to awn up the case, ex praised hie regret that the time of twelve respectable men should be °marked by such an inquiry, and denounced in strum kingssge the barbarous practiced mim-figh= sentieg altogether from the views which B had =pressed es the =Ned. The kormei joke the law as the um, leaving to the jai tie - 4011=a— whether the rule was that the stakes should be paid to the party who was weighed in sue the other refused, or whether the stakes ought to have been withheld for a week. The jury gave • verdict for the defendant, leave being given to enter it for the plaintiff on certain pouts connected with the agreement and the rules of the ring, oeski 111 14 lir - Da - — Ufa. - A le ili IS Ilk laidellp.a. lio. la Da.Taalt. La &pasa alt Salk lab W. 41141.0.6. IN De. i t= 100 ft. an OWL linvi4 100 11.1.34p.d.PraL 100 Do.Attar.o.op.e 140 Da 7 p.st. hat all O. Davos Mad 4 p. all &lbs. (Lot ALMA(' 100 Do. 44 par omit 100 Dn lhad 44 par aut 100 IL Wales gem 4p. ant HO Do, 44 par mad I* Yorlwe4 p. a ges au an I llteek. & Dartlastoalp.a Do. do. 34p.e all Do. do. C bake MP .Wstar.&KUlcsitayllp.o 111 113 110 Ult II 4 116 . _ _ } we U 114 1I ' UT MS 71 TO IN 166 13 5 IN 1,3 . 1 4 102 104 101 106 113 IA NI 101 SI 88 SI si in aii llle Si MI OS PIM= I.IIIIMATII. WM. I aim _ - FIRM IN THE MITILOPOLI3. — Yesterday meriting, between three and four o'clock, seem' Ins teak place in the metropolis. The most ezteasire scammed in a large mese of premises baluaging to Mr. G. MsMirrers„ Lather dresser, Market street, Bervimage7- 21 h• Int= was surrounded by numerous war ithomes other , were much dasesped. The Are was discovered by the police, and in a short titoe several opals arrived. Ilse Amass bed, however, piled the elan pos session 01 Mr. Matthews' and some adArslng prender and t were sot subdued until the en=qms, warkalwr d sheds, ke., were eatirelY and Um pre. =d Mr. G. West, leather comier; r. J. Folsom r; Messrs. Ostlers and Palmer, loather aserehaar, and newand other buildings, considerably erred be ire end water. The cause is unknown. The loss will fill se the phonate, Westm Meter, Royal, and other viers. —Another fire broke out ou the premises of Mr. G. (basalt, tenor, Charchetreet, RUBOGalliallek Bermesdney, asd was at. leaded with maims his of proper". A pod Imp* of water was procured, bat a vng Sew nsientes elapsed before the whole bwl dim wee is a Ms" and theprenurso were der fared. The cars is salinews.—The third Are broke out at Mr. 0. Haut's. her shop term ara.romd. K. land. The W oo er ed. Tax Fran Dr, Causum—Yester day • , Mr. Whl Pay" waxer for the C . * of London. he an inquhry in tits Omert of Orimness Reas, Guildhall, into the creed the ire whir tea pros as the premises of Menem Mario!, warshourinmen, N. 1!!. Weed- Menet, Myopia., nu the 97th rt. Mr. Rablnesn appeared for Maws. Morley, Mr. D. D. Lane for the Great Cen tral Or Consuumne Compegr, sad Mr. Morgan (Hum plus ,ss 8013, and Morgan) for ths SIM Pleir-alßee. A nurnher of witnesses having bees onsaers• the jury re (greed a verdict that the Are was caused an explosion . 4 pa from want .4 proper precaution ha been takes omp.alL by me Great Central ties Cowmen' C servants. I DZTONPOIT, MAIM 15.—A straw ;de from the Dortli.weg prevailed at Plymouth es ednesday. Amino a sudden pct. the screw steamship Trafalgar, 90, 1 pa.ptainPanshaae, broke adrift from her moor ings in Hammize. Her anchor was let go immediately, and she was brought up without damage. aw. anima amilatarsalL 7p.k =t aniammase.. Carom: Mao a Zeal i~.~ . idea i/SOC• .. . . OIL Bei pia p. C. Gt. Ossiewl et Franco.. OS. Tassabg. Coed, Milks Micdos _ _ ia96 — oi - or I.:« at sal Wen sot Teisiost Lainbarilo.Vanstaaa . 4elai and Omen ... Karla Antonia_ Do. do. New Nam &Loge l the Do.6p.e.Prf. ( Bft.gov. NF:ll,_niof hero.... fro - 11;w116 - 1178 — : : Norwroroo Truk Prot Pork, Zoom sailliodlt Porto rod Odom Rollo and & _ fPerriase r , glp. e. Ines -4 Isms zed 11414 Moak 1 1 . 1 t 1 7 ger . osst. I es na Iwo sad Mow . . Dn. el per erg. het S. Pink (ftwelerlAts. Ilesibera of inns Wan Firdnes Ds. 11 per mei. PINE Winn. At N. W. et Prance Wonan! al Arleta . al• ii le 4 4 IS 111 M 411 ri IZO i 1 lii A 9 14 Ni 14 SO If n LS IS Fs Fe 73 74 86 87 78 76 72 74 100 10% t 4 dla 14 If 06 100 Si 51 116 100 If MO N • N t N s s a N s N • N B IS i •5 17, Pa 4 i 103 i, 74 1043 M:i 1 11 111 . le_ • • - ----- IMMO R. OLNorth.y.e•Jaa&hb' 460.ftS ft. l!forfolk 4 p.e.llarAtitept. mai fgt. IN. last. 4p.c4. fta.dhaly 510.000 At. ,Orf. Marc. •Itc. 44 p. et do. ••• . • ft. , ftottlai N. LA. 4p. ct. as 110 100 1111 110 OS 06 i di •• MAD el Commald - - 124000 Mt Do. 4p. c 4. Prot.,l2in. 100 LIMAN BR SW and Walla'ls.. 100 11111210 It Larks 100 11100,000 112 St Lewlas CO MAI OR acatbssoptc. lO2 001000 R. Vic:Soda NO 101 101 1000 20 Da Now ihn (ba.G0v.5p.0.12:41.1 100 114 111 Do.4lpstot.l4l4llAot 100 1011 111 Do.6por et. Yor.t Rey. 100 110 111 Do.' per oust, 1110 . NO /Wiper Nat 100 1114 , 101 1001 1 Do do Beep II VI New Dnurndok Bonds 100 100 110 1091 N. S. WalosOv. Ip. c. 100 I 100 Do. Ib. a,llll to 1 100 100 1001 Do. 5 p. e., 1118 Nova &Wag p. at. lbs Deb. Mom. MIS KO 100 110 I. Art. Ora. op. 4. 100 111 no. Ow. Sp. o. J 05.4.1•13 ,D0.64.4p.e. Apr.* Od 1111 1111 111 11 traMM tiiii" .l IZITIBIt mnrs& lAlc!"! oce& IlTifisi. "-1 f!,0001 Dn. O. Cc.. _MUG ) Gait Isirst Mop) Mut Queen EMIL Itased Cravi&k.) Ormaibier & IL Attn. Grist los* .. G Taigas . Wk./Mild (MLA) O. Wk Vac (Belden) .. ewer..-Yoot itheraton Dorm lAiiy Bertha =t(Uay Want wat ) N. Fumes (Mow) N. Mt. Barest (Mos: North Whoa" Crotty O Par Cm& (18. Iltr ac lrt • Prbetdanee (U. ). Sarlektip m Ma. Oa S. Carries AL Cloor) S. Cant k.. (Mossa) 8. DIV= IRO a Oso Mao als.) 14. . maw (Mow; Stray Poet TonaritaLsodlta.C r Ww a ll One ai ZWnint (C 6 7 ). . Mendes sot Saks ai llat er st Wk vrh. Kitty (Um Want) Vilma Allay An di Trelawsey (LIA ; ii. 56; IPORZIGN .11.10 le all Tl 44. 66 1 lit _4ll 1111. 41. tsiect.l 1.4.0. r L .t. nil MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. T-Gw I Two o'Clecst. The remarks in the House of Commons last night have tended to keep the publio attention fixed upon the complications arising out of the Savoy question. The effect in the Stock Exchange has been decidedly unfavourable. The funds have fallen to per cent. The share markets are likewise weaker. The sales have been chiefly speculative. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton were quoted 67fr. 90c., showing a fall of per cent since yester day. This decline, says the telegram, is "on amount of the debates in London." Consols are officially marked 94k, 4, I, and for money, and 94} and 11 , for the aooount The present quotations are 944 to I for money, and 94 " sellers," for the 11th of April. India Stock has been dealt in at 218 and 218} ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859, at um! ; the Five per Cent enlaced rupee paper, at 99 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 105 ; India Bonds, at 2s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, at Mit and 22. prem. - The foreign stock market is dull except as re gards Spanish Passive Bonds, which con tinue in request. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 7% to 80, and that of 1858, 624 to 63. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 924 ; Buenos Ares Deferred, 25, 24* ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 102} ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 22, 22i ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 344 ; ditto, Pas lire, 144, 14%; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, 7% ; ditto for account, 80 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 63 ; ditto for account, 63, 631, 62*, ex div. Venezuela Three per Cents., 24. New; Marine Insurance shares are quoted % to 3* prem. ; and Universal Marine I to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine are firm at 5-16 to 7-16 prem. The Indemnity has arrived from Geelong with 72,0001. in gold, and the Arago, from New York, with 40,000 L in apecie. ? . 1 111 811 410 4* 1171 Ulf 4 Y 11 Uf 41 44 14 15 1 11 riml Ase l.: 4 4. l " the a t jaig i cw Ds IL Jlaia _ _ Raur,raar Two o'Cwcz. Console remain Bat, at 94 to for money, and 84}, " sellers," for the acoount. _ _ _ _ _ Abrisk demand for money prevailed yesterday, and some stringency was experienced. Only the choicest paper was discounted at 4 per cent. The applica tions to the Bank were large, and more numerous than on Thanday. The committee of the six aasociated Aus tralian banks have fixed a day in April for the issue of about 3,000,0001. of Victoria Railway bonds. The committee will meet again on the 27th inst., and will then decide upon the form of adver tisement inviting tenders. The Saldanha has arrived from Melbourne with 05,0001. in gold, which has already been pur chased for the Continent. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 89,0001., of which 19,5001. is gold, and 89,5001. silver. No portion of the silver expected from the West Coast of Mexico by the Amethyst has arrived by this vessel. The steamer IA Plata will take to-day 8,0001. in specie to the West Indies. Government will send about 25,0001. in dollars to China by the Ripon on the 20th inst. The amount of specie engaged on private account for this vessel is not more than 100,0001, but may be 2 1 ai 26 . 17_ 116 0 4 6 6 51 II IS Vd Bc7. rl CowMtn. Ow Jan Colors Copper 4134srosatala "1 - 1 - M . YID '4 -if l 15 a 6 165 f al tl 28_ 1 - #071414 -- ----I - N«th.. commiderably increased after the delivery of the letters from Calcutta and China to-day. At Paris, the rate for the best bills is 3 per cent. ; at Berlin, 3} ; at Vienna, 5 ; at Amsterdam, 3 ; at Hamburg, 12 ; and at Frankfort, 2. The foreign exchanges this afternoon presented no alteration of importance. The supply of bills on the Continent was limited. The rates are shown below : SO n 111 90 POO am 100 170 Ira me I Si A 15 reel 127 - Imils - 41 toads aft.) Llamas M Ealdisalla egrt. fk Pont,lhand hilverLaid Port h 1 W lisottish Amiga. (thm ) tralted U Wo Do rthing Ms.) 41.1741 in JOINT STOCK Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.151 to 16 ; ditto short, 11.13 to 14; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.151 to 16; Antwerp, 3 mostly', 25.20 to 5 ; Hamburg ( ers. banes), 3 months, 13. Q to 5 ; Par* 3 days, 25. to 121; ditto 3 months, 25.321 to 5 ; Prankfort-on-the- mine, 3 months, 1174 to 1; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 moults tto ; Vienna (eff As), 3 months, 13.60 to 5; Thisbe ditto, 3 montM, 13.66 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 month; 20.25 to 30; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5; Naples, 3 months, 40dis 1; Palermo, 3 months, 1211 to ; Xemina, 3 mon 1215 122; Liaise, 90 dap, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, Ito . Mr. William amp, an underwriter at ()yds, has found himself unable to meet his engagements, which are said to be rather considerable. 24 22. le 81 eUs . par 13 1 2 M_ 411_ I i s t SI 21 A L IV I I ' }41.11 leklii i I As i sa. Baas. IN. CL priest. I Wen A A r si a i t s : sia d U. Ser. Irk . — 75 1 0. 1124 ibink at 12 N 61 it er id 15, SA II Dank at Turkey I A ell n, 10 Peak et LOW, • Arks,* end China . sil • 100 U 11l 119,000 21 Clirtni. Mien et LSI% • Pen, and China 'an 11 5,000 103 Z4 s isi 10, 10 40. lOU Oinn ot Oansda N. 140 I. at lerias * 19 21 U. SO ftg fiestAlansLClnield all 14 141 101, II O. irkt Owitassiand • IS, NI Lea. Ch. Dank ***rt an In 24 10, 11. and County 110, SO londea /cent Stock IS. I* Lou. mad Walmingsr lO 111, 104 Nat Prow. of Inglesit Si Si, * Do. New SO National Bank ... SS 10 New South Wales ma IS, 2a Oriental Bank Ouplin d 41 5 ,1, 1.6 Ottoman Bank IS 100 Provincial. st bind 4, 15 Do new IC. 26 South Artesia sg 40, o f u Vla i MON 60 Union of 2,000 100 Unity lUSONLLOPLOTAL No. 16b.1 COBPAJ IPd I Cl. prior. I Seat 10, 0 4:0 0 1 10 Aneo-Nextesn KIM an 14 16 20, 26 Anatistlen Mee* sso 1000 Atlantic Tel (Um.). 47,000 10 Bair Waterworks_ an 4 4 60 Brit. Anierkee Land It, SO Brit & IrkihNise. Tel •an 71 Ni— b= II Do. 1 7 per 4. till lan 4.11 ID 11 11, SO De. C • an 14 14 Lad en 116 111 S. 14 IskaisTel. (L; all 70 se No, • se. /S4.4lss•nands• all 22 27 IS • 7151. 71 pet omit. en 114 101 1. IL 4 Palm lOti 16 110 1 st p h PIO 140 104 IN. St. Do. Sp. et Porn. Deb. 100 102 106 WA It. ilectria Telesterb f, Do. New It O. sad Aust. Cop. -an r2l SW 1 U Sem Navil n O4l IS* (14•1 IS, Mika end As* ILL — n. I I MOM rd. CIO 1 1 01416 1111, ft Leaden Inernitt 11 lOs SIS, Li* Oft Omnibus Co. ell 11 14 Ilk IS Medias be* Canal 1 1 pis Si as, weenensonneent 11. Is swan. Ll. Tel Moo) V s 4 1 Oldia S Natio* Discount I S, I. 10 Natinelenda Lead Co OH— N,' 6 Do. Be. 4., is. at 1 &la an 1 1,714100 N. &wit &N. hot I.d. 1111 IS 11 IMMO IN. Brit. instralailan all S 60. 1 Oriental Oar 60... 1 Do. " New lbw" Us. 1 iiOO par 10. 10 Otien. In. Ina (.Ins.)• S 6, 10 Do. dn. I 10. 10 Do. M s .0 f a Pm no, • IL Peel Cher lanai 1210. an 49 61 N. • SO Peoln.eadOtion. IS in 79 in Toi PA • 60 Do. New U 14 U ten 10 4 0 . 10 Red Sees lad. Tel. se 10 10 a. tor** en an Len. Owe 15 21 + Ilea ill • h IS 10. New ail S 7 1 4' 100 Rani Malik** OD 51 63 614 1 2. • It • Aid. investor. NO tie ISO 14.106 116 • Anstrallem land all N n ssi 76. 1 Marine Ti scrip .• all 76,600 1 Do. do. ltegistared all 1 1d 60. 20 &L. Co. lip. Can 6 10. 100 Yea DIIIMINeII LOC •• • 2 4 11 3 Much gratification was expressed at a proof afforded yesterday of the great stride which has been made towards obtaining instantaneous communica tion with India. The first private telegram has come through from Calcutta in six days. The message in question, which is dated Calcutta, March 10, has been flashed across the continent of India to Kurrachee, reached Malta by steamer, at 8 p.m., on the 15th (last night), and was received at Lloyd's at 8.22 am. this morn ing. It states Ship Bed Gauntlet, bound to London, burnt and scuttled ; some cargo will be I saved." The cargo is believed to °owlet princi-1 pally of salt, which is not a very valuable commo dity. When the deficient link in the telegraph— via., that between Alexandria and Malta—is sup plied, the transmission of messages between Cal cutta and London will occupy lees than two days. The public will learn with satisfaction that, under the new management of the undertaking, there is at length a good prospect of the Great Eastern being really completed and sent to sea. The whole of the 100,0001. of additional preference capital, recently authorised to be raised, having been taken up by the present proprietors, the subscription list was closed yesterday. We understand that the whole of the capital of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Com pany has been aWW for, the undertaking being strongly supported by provincial subscribers. The London list was closed on Thursday ; that for the country will be closed to-day (Saturday). The allotment will take place next week. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3811. 3 -‘ The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the 3rd Mat, was 27,9201., being 9831. MOM than in the oorrespmding week of 18b9 on 595 miles; and that on the Lombardo- Venetian line 4,9501., showing an increase of 7121. An official manager of the London and County Hail and Cattle Insurance Company is to be appointed in the Court of Chancey on the 30th indent. _ . The half-yearly dividends are advertised in the Chilian Six and hree per Cent. Loans, as well as the particulars of the f3' Fund applying to these stocks, and to the Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. The Alfred the Great and Evening Star have arrived from China with 1,563,0001b5. of tea and 334 bales of silk. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 14, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue eiroulation active . 20,506,006 Decrease 163,350 Public deposits deposits 9,271,338 Increase 929.973 I ether Government securities in bankieg demetment 10,221,110 Increase 50,000 Other securities in 'Maiming department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,299.890 Increase 79,687 Th en day and other bills 719,006 Increase 21,553 e Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (Dotes& coin) in banking department 9,368,875 Increase 243,031 Owing to the rapid influx of the revenue (as shown by the increase of no less than 929,973/ in the Treasury balance), the commercial demand for money was greatly stimulated •, hence the impor tant increase of 862,4541. in the "other" securities. The reserve, however, has increased nearly a quarter of a million. Coin continues to flow'in from the provinces. MANgION•HOUSE WINLESALZ attrrtri OF PIXIFDIII Erse betelems, earned Dimly, fivel, areldekeee, Praia ,,te. aid Sesta, m the employmeet of Mr. If NIA pre prometos menafecterer, Houndebtelz, were elimied e‘th Moabite e pientaty d zees; the property d their ouployer. tective Bell mid from infonnetlea be bail reashed be the primmer Mad an Cherel•rom and reed din if hr• had saw meet sheet ham. Hued "Ng I bane • ;" immedletely " Well, pak I haws p i t a hat= d mum." Oe ailaWked. bast.., ▪ • entree sad severel peens d bed ewe Cued goeseakd abort bia dress aadn lois4=dabe tea.' kolaspo were found esecedad in his Potioemereelde WI mid he stopped the pflesese Dlap Lot night In Mie )baths, and naked him if be bad any meat and Ns. NNW mad, "No" but oil bale, maraud 'boulder of inuiaen sad alma! pieces of beef were hued coecodul eboodylse. Pubercadable 31 WM Ito stopped the prisoner Goal& it.se, sad askhmuach he illeaded having any roast &boat him, still he needed k and found aye pieces of beef oa idea, "Vt i g g h ee d art 6 1 6 x.. _ _ - Foh• - •eiwieirable 48 said he stopped the primmer hem la• etas to Cantomile-street, and taxed hint with having hie employer's property groat him, when he ran off; bat wee ultimately found hidden is a truck down a vard. Oa Wag marled leer Memo of beef were found on 6n. - 636 seal he aaw Smith comas out eir • luldk•huuse, and he went and asked him what be hid '•.pit him. Smith MA he had nothing ; and en being whoa several peens of beef and suet ware fog ad wen weighting about 7lba. altogether. The manager to Mr. Ml-'all identified the meat as the property of his waster, and said the prisoners were all employed as boners and cutters, but they were per. feetly aware that they had no right to "brae" the meat, ea they had dose. Mr. M suffered very much by times robberies. In October last he had brought up no lees than three of his mclitants for rubbing him, amongst whom was the prisoner Smith. They were then all con. Meted, hut, at the expiration of their punishments, Mr. Weal] foul been induced to take Smith hack, as he promised faithfully never to do the like again. The priaoners all pleaded guilty ; and Milennan Cubitt said he should send Smith to prison for faro mouths, end all the others fur three months, with hard labour. WANASWORTH. CTIUOVR CARR OF FRAUD AND ►ORGERY. A stylishly-dressed youth, who gave the name of Henry rice, and drecribed himself as s clerk, aged 17, was placed io the dock before Mr. Layman, chsrged with obtaining 21. from • lady named Knight, residing et Longhurst-cottage, wsoilsworth.reed, by fraudulent nuns. Irmo the evidence adduced it appeared that Mrs. Knight, who was quite au invalid, had • meter named Maria Good. win, residing in the neighbourhood of Clapham. During the last few days she had been very much annoyed by the repeated visits of the prisoner and another young man, with letter.Fnrpuetog to have been written by bet rimer, and imploruggher tole her mosey. The prisoner bought no fewer thau eve notes, all signed H. G., and contain. dog such wordiest these, " My dear alter, do pray lend me the money. I have bilk to meet, you little &now the &Scuttle. in business have to contend against." Mrs. Knight had as 'Headset named M. Turner, and although the letters were addreened to the prosecutrix, they implored Mrs. Turner to get the money, as there was no doubt the writer knew perfavtly well that the letters would be read by the attendant. One of the letters asked for 51., and on that occasion the preset-atria directed Mrs. Tenant* give him 2J., as she was abort of money and could net = soy more. The prisoner mule several times wank, and at led Mrs, Grisslwin happened to her that sine peewees were getting money in her name, cad she went to her sister's and waited till he came. The letters were all forgeries, end the prisoner than stated that he was sent by a stranger whom be met in the 'tree*, ash he gave him sixpence for his trouble. Thor primmer was given into custody, and he gsve as eddies wadi turned wet • he an improper house. It al.° appeared that his fraud" were highly respectable and he had run away hose Urea 111.41 was hying with a number of young girls as the bona in question. Mrs. Terser poelural two other letter which were bought by the other ?own nue, and she proved having given him V. Mr. Taylor, the chief clerk, said the letters were writhe after the same style as the others, but they were upcm • different Rind of paper. The itemiser sow stated that the letters were given to lion by a nephew of the family. Mrs. tiemlwin maid she bad • nephew, but she aceresly knew holl, end did sot know where he lived. He believed oaaltict had caused his mother considerable pea. The primmer was an entire stranger to her. The consistile said be bad DO doubt he should be eble tu 'meant the other yO6lll mess. Mr. LAynias remaaded the primer for • week There were a number of young e V re. innide moan* •aittnig to know the result of the Walnrn THI NORYOLX COAHT.—PALLING, PILIDAT Neon?. —About 3 o'clock this morning, the schooner The, laden with coal., from Shields to London, mewed stays is • heavy squall and shift of wind, and while in the act .4 wearing, took the ground, there being much sea on at the time. The new lifeboat helouging to the kovel Natioaid Lifeboat lastitutim was manned and Isdoched as mom c. aseible, and proemial off to the wreck, sod afterwards brought on shore the ship's crew of seem me. The ward as lull .4 water, and the sea breaking over her. It is therefore expected that she wall become a total wreck. Although the hour was so early, it me patifying to observe the primplitude with which the Ide emir lamed out of then. heda to go of to the rescue of their fellow-creatures. The National leatitation's lifeboat on this stare, like all it. boats, is in iretrate order, aad always ready for inetantaneom service, es was the case fortusately on the merino is A Mix KILL2D IN • WarrtJxo Maws. —An *ore was held on Toearlay, at the Boar Head lea, Werriogtos, touching the death of Thome King, years of we, a wire drawer. It appeared that John Noisier, and thirteen other min, all employed at the wiredrawing works of Mews. Cook and it iliaans, W left that place on Friday had for • stn.)). Some of then mat to rit. Helens, and oe their re. torn home the deceased arid John Naylor, who were • alvirt distaste behind the main body of the party, com m. nerd • Yowl of good.humoured wrestle with each other. PT roily they heptn to "spar," stml in about a minute afterwards b o th f e ll, King being underneath. King had foam on his fear, with kis Mad doubled undenseath his bream. Neylor almost immecb atcly jumped up an d asked King to rime. The latter, however, sai.l he amid n. 4, as he had bat the use of hie arms cal legs. By this time the rest of the party led re. torn' to the spot where King lay, anal he was lifted upend currial anto an adjoining house, where he was placed oa a sofa, and • m e d ica l men sen t f or. I t waa ascertained that th• spinal marrow had been injured, and that his halm w. re in consequence pandred He remanent in th e house all fogad, acid us, taken borne next morning. Or, arriving at the house .. In. 'Arent., in Warrington, he waa Ia • ils‘n,; state, twit lie expired about five minute. after he was pla I iia tool. Naylor, the nun with whom he wrestled, wa. proont dunk.; the imseet, and II to be suffering f T . anguish of Mad. A verdiet of " Homicide try reload...adore" was returned. Tnr CBrLD AT WEDNESTIIILD. Au d was held on Monday afternoon at the Rom seal Y 'n.w r Wealseeleid, before W. H. Phillips, Req., deputy oma,. o n the hod, of Joseph Title y, aged 94 years, the eon •.1 shoemaker, Wolnestleld, who waa killed by ho mother on Saturday night, apparently in a fit o 111 reported is the EirraN. The tint nee. eismiiial was Mrs. Jackson. a neighbour, and the wile . 4 • ember, who dated that between eleven and twelve on datunlai night she was alarmed by William Tilley, who cone into her house and told her that his wife had killed do. child. She f.llowed him in, and fUlad Ni. Tilley sitting with the hotly of the child ol ic lz ana t nith . lta heed a l noe t .1!. The clothes of the aa.ssan awl .4 the chill were cowered with Ward. of whah then was a great quantity the ker. lialey's razor wee lying open on the table before her. Misr idokqtai yawl looking at entneea for mune time, Yea Thus, naked her tf .he dM a. 4 think the 'kill had rise to bows. alkyl that she had thoughts .4 destroy semi bat had the child became she thought it had answer for. Witness al.. elated that Mrs. Tilley had been eon. tool in a lunatic asylum for eleven months, be Married home in May last. Mrs. Jackson't, daughter and another eemon limited rope gave aimikr evidence. Pollarennanbie Kpper oat., that on arraeffor Mazy Thiry, she had till hom that hol the for the roma stated to k•ott, and in order that site ningM herseN be cos. den.", t...1.0th. The husband of the unhappy woman was is surnbiii.... lad for obvious vessolts was not examined. The pry returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder," awl Mrs. Title o mo then committed for trial at theme*" wader the eimeier's warrant. Re. rirrx—The traffic rotor/of of rail is the United IC.lom for the week eliding March lit seesinted to 47,g,istW., and for the eoereepooding week 1?•:0.0 to Ita,23V , showing an increase of 3:4,2f.W. The cf.—.o receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the nwtnis.lis amounted to 11t1,11W., and for the imeree- Preloar week .1 Lot year to 17 11 ,4 4 1 1 ., showing as in "`..v '4 10,0V.7 /. The increase on the Gnat North. "" Railway emounted to 2.41 W. ; on the Great IV•detu to Matt, 011 the London and Nortk- Western I ' • .m the binder and Blackwall to 901. ; Ile Issadon c,,4 S..uth•Western to 4741. • and on the eth•Lotera to 72.1. 11,11itf. Rat from this must hz deducted 6144, the dormers° on the Fastens Count iee ; and on the London. Brighton, and Mouth rwwwt together, 1,2111.; leasing the increase, as shove, 10,6371. The rereipto "o the olher lin. • in the United Kingdom amounted to 2177 . 16 2 . —"0el th, correspooding week of !art year to 20 .75 w., steam:: an .n0ne.....( Pr.flfltV.. which, added to ilwr.e.er en the motropolemn mak, the total in. " • 4 " . ' 384101. at eantspat.i with the eorrtepooding week of 1.;9, Fotrau.ltoot, De. wow lu!i_.fa. - 46w --1 4t Dit; Edinburiptamd .whys Bdlaltre Port& Dads Perth ask CIO* Joao. tO B. 1 , 1014117 in Boo* of Soot] L Omni Nerikern . 030 Do. A I. Do, B tOO Gt. South (U . c) _ Wefts DwasurVaLlhalltk 11amilirek Tatidre 41‘eirs W NWlao: ta m ea r klW S L lb:edam Nartli waft. LSoaro6= Do. NM ZindsklDen lilaajbaCtllncelnah ltarapolltaa Midland _ De. Birm.& Derby MMOt. Weetern= ) News{. sad Newport. Aber.. &Neve. Ntrwry& Armagh, dot Newrs.Werreop &Bra Narfai . Northam bOeiatice va !lank British Nora Dram Z.N. £ D 1:0$.11 10T) 12 100 100 " no -raTtv.,;,:i Do. L....., Do. Tort North Lomb, Nartla&Wostorolooe Nootbillodordslars Ozerd.Wor oi Water Pula= LIL I. Alma& 101kni &Slow& 800 1 _ . kali listern .!°°9 l WP&Is __ _ S. Yorkek& Slyer Skeinee,Wo=4 DIU* ditto MI Vas ii - rem no : : ..rdJw_ _... MT, a kWa Wall Omura Wee !Amin 1 1 ISO 141 11l 1111 11l 115 10 146 116 115 164 164 111 134 66 et IS "4 116 117 II 11 US . 1117. -I ---To 130 141 101 100 01 IS i 1 12 The Gazette statement of the movement of the r•ftw us metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, vim. :—lmports ot gold, 29,3091. ; exports of gold, 184,4041. ; imports of silve r , 190,15841. ; exports of aver, 414,4361. RANI Ol iNGLAND.—An Ai WBM Vet, e. Itk ter the week 14, WA Notes lamed ZOIRTII Dal 1.10,0616 LED,(49615 BANKING DV =gieton . O•pited cit. 663,000 3,182,218 Mile Derwin! (in cluding lichen., Say. Banks, Coon min of National Debt, end Div. Meta.) ',PYLE'S Other Deposits l3,oEolite "oven gig and other j 719,005 1.41,108,416 Watch 15, 13W. 1 Console, which closed yesterday at 941, "buyers," for the 11th of April, opened this morning at 941 to 4, and closed at 94 13-16 to 4. For money the last price was 944. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 944, t th l i;t l , ; ditto, for account (11th April), 941, ; Years Annuities, expiring in Jan., - 1880, 134 ; India Stock, ; the Indian Five per Cent Stock, 1859, 1041, 1 • ditto, , for account, 105 ; the Five per Cent. ;awed' rupee paper, 94, 994 ; ditto, Five - and-a - Half per Cent., 1051 ; India Bonds, 4a. prem. The Indian rupee per IM per was quiet. The Five per Cont. was quoted to 4 , and the Five-and-a- CaCent, to, The Indian Fivezer Cent. of 1859 was firm, at 1044 to 4. chequer Bills were quoted 18s. to 21s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1858 was more inquired for to-day, and advanced per cent, closing at 624 to 634 ex div. The Loan of 1854 was firm at 794 to 804. Spanish Bonds were well supported at the late improvement The demand for Oriental Bank shares continues, and the quotation this afternoon was 43 to 46. Bank of London shares im a ir a o r y Otto man Bank were quoted 17 to 18, ex div. Penin sularesed about 11. and Oriental Steam were firmer. Red Sea Teregraph have advanced to 5-16 to prem. A. favourable effect has been produced by the announcement that the final call of 21. 10s. (making 201. paid) will be made at an early date, for in vestors do not embark freely in securities liable to calla. The shares, when fully paid up, will doubt less be oonverted into stock. The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 3 5-16 to prem. ; Universal Marine, 15-16 to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 5-16 to 7-16 pram. ; Bank of Turkey, 14 to 14 dia., showing a fall; Anglo-Luso-Brazilian Steam, 4 to pram. ; Folkestone West Cliff Hotel, to r ea m. ; City of London Brewery Preference, to prem. ; and Buenos Ayres and San Fernando way, 1 to 14 prem. Royal Danikh Railway shares were dealt in at 144. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Croca. In the Stock Exchange to-day Tin Croft shares are eat, and are marked 41. Stray Park have been dealt in at 27 ; and Vale of Towff, Shares in Great Retallack, East Basset, BArodsioot, Lady Bertha, and Brat Caradon, have also met with business; but the market generally is rather quiet. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain. steady. Fortuna have been dealt in at S and 3} ; United Mexicans, at 2 ; Great Northern Copper (South Australia), at 1 4 prem. Imperial Brazilian, at 7s. 6d. ; and English and. Australian Copper, at 2i. The half-yearly mee t ra g of the Linares Lead Mining Company is awned for the Nth last ; and the annual meals. ing of the Fortuna Mining Company for the same day. The directors of the former undertaking have declared a dividend of fm. &L per share. Subjoins.' is our usual weekly report of the metal market: Metal, show no revival A reduction was notified in English oopper on the lath instant of 6L per too on bars and fd. per lb_ on manufactured. This has had little effect upon business. Iron L generally steady. Tin in hardly so buoyant for foreign, boa Wall holds up firmly, and is in moderate demand. 'Metter and lead show no change. Tin plates are mostly firmer in price. The following is from the Central American Mining Company: " The Central American Mining Company .limited) have received advice of the shipment of PM bags about 00 tons) of rich silver ore to England : and on the other hand, that the agents have drawn for 6,080& to provide coin for the erpensee of severd months forward The mines continue to look well and the re dustiest works ass progressing, but will not be in operation fug lamest months to cane." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS % TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is steady at the annexed prism :—Tows tallow, 55a. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 69a ; March, 575. ad.; April to June, 645. 9d; Oct. to Dec., s:ia. ;WAILE' ATIMAO3S.—Town tallow, 68s. ; tat by ditto, ;fellow Rusian, 595. esL ; melted , 41s. nitigh ditto, 245. ; tallow graves, He. Good dreg., '7l„ HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Trade dull ; prices without alteration. ' Prime toesdoir hay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84a. to 90s ; inferior do., 555. to 60a ; rowen, 455. to 60 s. ; clover, old , 90s. to 105 s. ; ditto, new, second cut, 755. to 88s. ; straw, 25a. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of most things, especially vegetables, are scarce. Pine apples and mum have not alteredsance our last report. Good 'Wes and pears are sewoely to bad. Oranqess are plentiful and cheap. Good mks realise L. to la dd. per HZ Rhubarb, axParagnas and .Mb: MY finking in meg quantities. Par deT g and with the exception of • few timp sop LA scene good Cornish broccoli thcre ro iittla in the way of greens in the market. Potatoes realise 4s. 6d. a bushel. Xushrooms can still be had in small cumantities. Cucumbers are dear. Cut dowers chiefly con sort of orchids, gardenias, violets, mignonette, camellias mks', heaths, primulas, and mem. FRUIT. Plus Amiss, per IP Si to 10; — Fiera, per dos, Si to Si Grapes, per lb, Si to 101 Oranges, per 100, et to 104 Yabous, each, Os to 4s Lemons, per 100, ros to 8s plausgranates, each, ad to Id Filberts, per 100Ibs, 50a to tag Arcata. Par des, 211 i 0 am Cobs. do., 100 s VEGETABLES. 1 mp ues as, per beadle, Si to all Artichokes, per dor, Si to Si jw i lim r eb , .. t p ar basket, Si to Si Beet, do, Is id to 2a per banes, Si to Si Celery, per bundle, Is Od to Si preach kaaaaper 100. lobbed Onions, per I dere, Is to Is id 8r00011.P4 0 down. Site Si ___ portage], each. 2d to ad Goasos,p doz. lausehmeadd tolls Shallots, per to, Si to 8d Cabbages. do.. 111 Od to lis Od Garlic, per lb, ad to 8d Potatoes, p too. We to lOU Lettuces, cab. ,p. ecore,ls to all per boa, Si to 4a 1d Endive, per score, 1s to 21 Od prowl, Si to Si H o rmadtsh, pertain., Ltd told carrots, par bunch. 114 told Mushrooms, p. putt., b to hs Od Turnips. per bunch. 5d to 7d Pardo, per 12 bunches. 44 tolls aplualsh, p. dere, Is Od to ra Savory, per bench, 2d to ell Cussimbers, each, la Od 67 Is THE TIMID BEAT use PART/AY/MT FOR LEEDS.-- The Hon. Stuart A. Donaldwa, of London, late Colonial. Beeretag and Minister of Finance aml Trade in New South Wales, has issued an address to the Leeds electors, in anticipation of the perm& of the Reform Bill, by which a third member is given to Leeds. Mr. Donaldeon footais his claim to the candidature on his extensive colonial ex perience in _political and commercial life, and his 'ib ex ,/ opinions Re avows himself a churchman, bat nays he is in. favour of perfect religious equality, and opposed to church. Mee. Mr. Forster, candidate at the last election, has since issued an address. ihusinuso rim Barman —Flushing consists in pounding back the sewage wester by means of gates fitt PI in the sewor, and by opening the gates, allowing the accumu lated water to rush forward with a bound, arying with it whatever deposit nay have accumulated in the coarse of the sewer. These are many disadvantages attrnd ing this proem Sometimes the sewage leaps into house drains and @striates the sera nts in the kitchen by the sadden outbreak of damp in the floor find walls, and with it an intolerable steam and stink. T"eq if it only rushes in the direction intended for it, the nighty stirring up ei the raw seta free such a volume of I=7:gases that at sere serous of the year a few would almost suffice to strike an entire population with diarrhea and cholera. Besides this it is not boned. It may be all very well, say. at the top of Stamford-kill, or the top of Holborn-hill, to Slush away with all our might; lint what of the lower levels that have to receive it? Why eregow the penpleAcellars, and fill 'their dwellings and erre with filthy gases, lust to get a clear way in a few yards of channel When once we learn to construct sewers On right principles, gushing will no longer be thought of.-- City Prem. I Wait TOIMINiete abt Act Mk maths cm Wednesday, Much PARTNER. Goversatent debt L 11,015,100 Other securities 3,450,900 Gold ooln and Gni llon Sliver bullion .. PARTNIIIT. Government Nets- (i Dead Weight All salty) Other Securities Notes 8,A3,610 Gotd sad Silver Opts 72bAtt /41,3044111 MARSHALL, Chief amide,. FRIDAY EVENT/M. 411