The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. Rats DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) .1: ral , tlV4 SAC3DERII.—• LOVE MATCH. i.ts the parties, who were Loth minors at Aber•loped together, and were married in the island of tea their fettle's to Fogland their parleill had ',wood at .‘ l %.•rgaV OM% ; Previous to which the . was orders,' by thy Court of ch a n cer y, of which • is. a ward, to m a k e a se t t l ement upon h er i n • to ..roue prope•rty to which s h e was en ti t l e d the will .4 her grandfather. The parties lived •r till Ind, and bid three children, of .or survived. In that year, the respondent, ars a coninierei4l traveller, formed an illi °seta,.o with the wife .4 another traveller, who had r iu lie cohabited with this pecan till sawn she died. In the meantime he had obtained ...e3 d dl Au wife's property which had not been in. -. the ' , Ailment, and he left her to support herself • •1,,,41,tet by her own exertions• appeared for the petitioner. was allowed to steal over in order to produce of the Jersey marriage ; the learned Judge re. Hirt It would be useless to dissolve the wood U.S 7irst WY valid. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) • - re J. E. Johaena. Earl., aad a full heath of Ilagiatrates.) CONVICTIWI or A MOUS Mil-% LEI. Wiltinet Norrmorl, IR , clearribed in the calendar an a .nn, wan indicted for dealing a pony, the property of . Lull Fletcher, a filly, the propeety of Thoma• Rea. a wrapper, the property ot Juesph Alleo, and a pair hre,che, and other article., the property of William at Wandtarorth. . . . . hang Fletcher, a p..r labouring man, said that on the .4 the :oth February he had a posy which he . luv rei to turn out on the oven. On the Monday ftllll4. the II th, he missed it, and on the following day .as tracivl to the prisoner. n..• son .4 the pnsecutor proved leaving the pony to c in the grave.yard on Saturday night, the 9th of —nary, and when ha went for it on Monday morning it • . 40140. I 'Mon, a greengrocer, of Larkhall.lane, Clapham, . 4 that , m Howley afternoon, the 11th February. the pri• rr hrourtit the posy to him, and offered to sell it. He .1 ,t it, And bargained for it, at the same time handing • ...nor half a sovereig• as deposit, pmmising to pay .• mmainder ors the following day. That same eve°- , poise -rotatable sad the prosecut o r c ame t o hi s h ouse , I :lainied tit.• pony, which he instantly gave up. r lice-enstahle II V said he took the prisoner into ens .lt after finding the pony. He saul that he did not steal hot he chopped another pony away for it. I, fideliCe the primmer said that such was the case, sod :wasting it altervrards be .add it to Mr. Dunn. The jari, aid a lid diadem' waraltalka, rodzsd a Art of theiltp. The dad arm wiry ad gad into. and . The Chalemsil, Is inaria senamiek ebeerved that the .e.ar was a elenth bone Neater, and put bia halide Aaythleg that same in his war. There were former ~ iciest wheel him. and he should feel it his duty to -creel him to low years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) N.ULLBOROUGH-STREET. .111,11 C Tar CISINI,It JI:t:GLIS AT THI ADELLIDZ °ALLEM MID wasamen. J•••• St Norf. • respects Tore, described m • inver, red Cullwrine asi Swan Cerriyar, serneta, A, •nava-ruw Wen, Pimlico, were charged with "tea* • 4441• gr of the vahre at U., the y cif Abort irr•Hss, , U it.se-court, Newington- and who exhibit@ art se a jaggier at be Ads Gallery mad Western% New Hall. _ lire iii;strd Lewin, of Great Mariberoosh.ettart, err to ml for the male peisooer. heathen Cooper, eab , driver, badge 7,816, mid that as the previous sight, while waiting at the Adelaide Gaiety to Mr. Arr•Hre, whom be wee to the habit ei tisk* to the AdeLoile Gallery every night and waiting for, the • were pat iota his cab by the boardasast ;the , tab Owns to the b'afi Chastest, lakagor spiate. After returning to the r a. 7 , sad mil ce dr. Aee comma out, he asked him he bad &Lot bit something so the cab, and he said be bad. He this toil him that it was pas, and that be bail taken some per ••h, to the Cafe Chastest. They then went there, and is to going ioto the mein the male primmer denied all know ldge of it, or that he had ridden in the cab. The boy, hoverer, who sold cigars at the café found the cottage belated the male prisimer's legs. Mr. Arr Hee than came sad the praisers were given into mietody. The waiter told him that they led ben exhibiting it in the mom. Dersl Lam. the boy engaged to sell e ~ 'pn at the café, peeved Mimi told that the box was behind the male pri. sates imp, and to see that it was he dropped a poesy, arid the. (mad the box, or oittage. The male prisoner took it sp, sad eve it to one of the " nigger.," a gentleman named BrZ by ii whom it was given by Mr. Arr-et. T-Higho is a moat intelligent Chinese, speaks sod said that be was a Christian when Mod by the magistrate before beteg sworn) said the '"t Mark ems worth U. to anyone else, Ma lOC to hirn,wai t M roperty, sad used by him in his performances. He left it m the Mb. and it was afterwards given to him at the Cafe Chastised. la Answer to Mr. Tyrwbitt, Mr. Arr-Hee said be was a juggler by profession, but rather an unfortunate one. Pra-e, :116:%,;;;H:;male prisoner, when he took him, 'Mimi if he thought he would do such a thing. He found the address be gave correct, mad that be bore a high ehis rat ter. Mr. Lewis addrePed Mr. Tyrwbitt in a very able mums be Mr. Stuart's behalf, statiag that be was a very=l- .I.le inaa, arid hied formerly hoes a captain in the ernes, het had now retired OW his property, and said that the fact was, it had bees taken by awe of the females wham Mr. Stuart had unfortunately fallen in with. A wiitlemsa having spoken hircbly of Mr. Stuart'. cha racter, and use of the females having stated that she took the bon, Mr. Tyrshitt discharged the females, but fined Mr. Stuart 20s. for the unlawful possession. Inc of the female, was theta charged with assaulting Mr. Arras*, aid she was flood 20a. or • mouth. THE ESHER MURDERESS. Oii Weelneeday afternoon Mr. Sorjeant Payne, the coroner for the city of London end Southwark, held an lamest at Bethlehem Hospital on the body of Mary Ann Bough, Dune to the Pnoce of Wales, who it will be recollected was acquittal on the ground of imealty on • charge of mu r d er i ng s i x o f h er c h i ld ren at &her. in the moth of June, HIM, and removed to thie establishment, seder a warrant of the crown, in Avert of the same year. The evidence of Dr. Hood went to Mow that deceased, at the time of her admittance into the hospita/, bad rerY good health. Shortly afterwards, however, she inhibited eymptoms of mental ilerangemeat, which meads him believe that commie disease wee ring no la the brain and had heals so for some time. Übe went on very well up to the 19th of November, BM, sad re that day she had • paralytic attack affecting her left side. That attack, however, gave way to some extent to medical treatment ; but oo the 4th of December, DIM, she bad another attack of apoplexy, followed by paralysis, chiefly affecting the mouth and tongue. to the 27th of Neptrwiber, Ditia, she bad another attack, which affected the leas sad she almost lost the use of them, and her sued bemires much weaker after this third attack. lb the 30th of January, lehl, she had another slight mealy& attack, and very soon after she became so weak that she was amide to sat up, and a water bed was pro vided for her. She remained in that condition until the ilk ism., when she lost all consciousness, gradually nod legally sunk, and died on the evening of the imth. The mesa of death was paralysis resulting from apoplexy, ssgwl senor apoplexy. In *newer to the Coroner Dr. Hood said insanity had something to do with the cause of death ; tad although there eon considerable doubt expressed m the propriety of the verdict —for when she was tried there wee ace much eritlen..e to prove her insanity—yet he lad me doubt that even then the Wain wee dimmed sad that she committed the act while under the iDnUOMMIIof : especially so, as it was proved some yeses before lte eel she was attacked with paralysis of cowbell et the himisphere of the twain, by which the Leila item wield to ere extent be affected. She had lucid Loewe& le amble in le Mile into conversation, but as her mid wee very 4 rlteeed he did not tbilik she had eggr peeper areeeigeir " . ..4 the moremitv of her grime. the wee aware of the was ter which she had bees Net to the hospital, but is :sbc':Z f her weak and depressed ewe, if she had eIL wee lb. plaint Simmer that ever lived, floe Be ewe of bar mild he doubted if ay coefideere meld be Ittee liwr agealeeeemme ef welt she said. After me whime_ the jury retuned • verdict of " Natural duelk." Nis. Wee. wee shoat 50. Lad ssy eostradhis the statement in the 6 1. skate elf Testa seiative ae hie supposed altercation with 16 Poles d Yeelles. file lordahip Mania that be km beet Endued Ise ma Hera. The Critic Mates that the trustees of the Soane Xiams hese basal to ratify the arpoistaat by the timed ef the Royal Analemy of Mr. &wood to the " B •Aarbfp.. el that mestem, es the technical groand that 'I'S Palmeri la net a practieleg architect. Z. Norton, the proprietor of Canterbury Hall, ee witheswa his ammo of appeal from Um decision of the eagiscrecy idolise to the Illegality of perform. 4 a piresnins at Lbetrintemy HdL THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1861. SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two olhocw. The railway share market to-day is again flat. A reduction of Ito per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Little business has been done. Midland shows chief heaviness. London and North Western Stuck is now quoted 951 to 96 ; Great Weston'. 71 to 4 ; Midland, 127 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11l to 4 ; South Eastern, 831 to 84 ; Caledonian, 95 to ; Great Northern, 1094 to 1104 ; and Eastern Counties, 54/ to Lorubardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 1 to 11 dis. Great Western of Canada remain stasly ; scarcely any business has been done in In dian railway stocks. is , an an ice ZAELWATI. N 72 RI 10 16 14 04 0 0 7 TO * 46 To IS TO I 1i u+ 1 1 dli i Tel IT Kt tilli NO} le 0* Ma Wee to-as: b 1 p.m. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sv naffs", vassassi.) CIIELTZNHAM mirrum.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL HENT. Ralph, Chatterbox, Borderer, Queeneferry, Waverley, Ebouv. Horror, co , k•a•doodle doo, Voluuteer, The rreArnan, The Nigger, Laudanum, and Willoughby. All are here. ENTRY FOR THE MILITARY WELTER STEEPLE• CHASE Garibaldi, Paalu , b m 111;d7ra78aDolte, Greataorth, The Orphan, The Dnal4er, aad The Warrior. All are bere. ENTRY FOR THE MILITARY VETERANS' STEEPLE• CHASE Pirite, Itinlmtcber King Edward, Talisman, Bantry, Sar dinia. quality, re a martyr, sad Olen Eagle. All are bare but the last two. SOUTHAN PLATE. Brunette, 11‘ 71V;11;;IRover:I04411) ; Evelyn, The Comet, 104; Lanford, At 121 b; Sunbeam. 94 ; Pitt Pad, Oat llb ; Little Monkey, Out 21b ; Toeber, Net 9Th. Al are THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.- DOINGS AT PUTNEY. Yesterday the Cambridge crew had a slai❑ d.,wn from Mortlake by thenuadves, sod from the fact that a time trial was in programa it canned a great excitement acionipt the spectators. The f hiford crew had their first trial with the following eight picked watermen 11. Kelley, G. Driver, 0. Hammertoe, Y. Kelley, T. Mackinney, H. Phelps, J. Mackinney, T. Pocock. J. Phelps, coxswain. They got off very evenly together, the Oxonians with a slight lead, and in that position continued rowing for about Jon yards, when they put on a fine spurt, and (gradually drew away from the watermen, and maintained the lead to the finish, winning by nearly NO yards. The betting is now 5 and 6 to 4 on the Oxford crew. MR. Cuni,.c, M.P., ON SIR JonTRRLAWNY'II OArns Ho.c.—The following letter has been received from R. (Alden, Fag., .M.P., on the subject of the aboli. tion of oaths in courts of law, by the secretary of the Rochdale Evidesce Defence Committee : " Algiers, 15th March, 1861. Sir,—The trial before the County Court at Rochdale, to which you are so good as to call my at tention, escaped my notice at the time, owing to the irregu larity with which I received the local paper. I am therefor* unable to forn an opinion upon the proceeding of the judge, io refusing the evidence of one of the witnesses, except from the comments of the public prera. I should of course wish to be in poecession of all the facia before forming a judgment in the matter. I shall not be in the house when Sir J. Trelawny expecte to bring forward his bill, of which you have favoured me with a copy. Without presuming to say whether it be advisable to base the proposal of a change in the law upon the Rochdale rase (on the merits of which I sin an ill informed) I may state that lam not favourable to oaths where they can be avokled. They have in mr time been abandoned on some of the highest and lowest lICV2AOOI, on whichlthey were formerly deemed indispensable —Y, for instance, in international treaties, and in custornhottne declarations ; and I shall see with satisfaction their further disuse whenever it be found piraetieahle. I will only add that, so my return borne next month, I will give the subject sill the attention which its isnowleose deserves.-- Yana, JM., ItICBD. COBDIN. —.km. Jagger, Elm, Kee." DrRH•NI IN 1750 AND 1861.—T0 the Editor of the rieleB.-Bir.—Though you may think with me that we have heard quite enough of the Haughton scandal, I cannot refrain from asking you to print the following letter of ooe who was rector of Haughtoo in 1722, and Bishop of Durham in 1750. The writer is Bishop Butler, author of " The Analogy." The letter is addressed toa friend, who congratulated him on his appointoseut:—" My good Friend, —I should have been mighty glad of the favour of • visit from you when you were in town. I thank you for your kind congratulations, though I am not without my doubt, and fears how far the Gown= of them is a real subject of eon gratubition to in.. Increase of fortune is inswnificant to one who thought that he haul enough before, and I foresee many difficulties in the statical I am eomiag into, and so advantage worth thinking of, except some greater power of berg serviceable to others ; and whether this be so advan tage entirely depends on the use one shall make of it. I pray Doi it may he a good one. It would be a melancholy Wag in the close of life to have no reflections to entertain aosseU with but that one had spent the revenues of the bishopric of Durham in a sumptuous course of living, and enriched one's friends with the promotions of it, instead of having really set oneself to do good and to promote worthy men ; yet this right use of fortune and power is more diffi cult than the Liberality of even good people think, and requires both a guard upon oneself and a strength of mind to withstand solicitations, greater, I wish I may not find it, than I am meter of. I pray Dad pompano your health, and am always, dear sir, your affectionate brother and servant, Josara Duman." I may add that the spirit of this letter was so strictly carried out that Butler's nephew Jonathan, a man of superior talents, and supposed to bear a strong resemblance to him self, was refused preferment by him, because he did not give himself sufficiently to the work of the ministry. Hence the exclamation of the indignant Jonathan, " Methinks, my lord, it is a misfortune to be related to you." Durham in 1750 and 1861 is truly a contrast. —Your obedient ser vant, J. E B. Crrr or LONDON SCHOOL.—Mr. Edwin Abbott Abbott, the senior classic of the present year at Wohride, received his education in the City of London School, - of which be was elected a (outstation scholar and was for some time the captain. Ile went from it to St. John's Collage, ('ambridge, with the David Monica.' Scholarship, in Oc tober, 1857, Mr. Mills, the Senior Wrangler of this year, taking at the same time the Beaufoy Scholarship to Trinity College. It is a remarkable fact that these two young men were the only pupils of the City of London School who went to Lambridp in 1857, and that they have come out at the head of thew reepestive Triples. MIL/TRRY Law UPON AmAr trs. —The proceedings and of a wiesewhat remarkable trial by district court martisl, bee recently takeo place at C%atham, on a sapper of the Indian Engineers, named Benjamin Emmons, having been confirmed by the Major-General commanding the district, have been promulgated to the troops. The prisoner was tried for the serious offence of strain% his superiorofficer,Sergeant Bergin, Royal Engineeirawhile to the execution of his duty, but during the trial it was elicited that the noncommissioned officer oo being struck by the prisoner immediately knocked him down and severely assaulted him, after which be handed him over to be tried by court Inertial. The court, on these facts being eddy buislaed, strongly animadverted in their finding on the con duct of Sergeant Bergin, but at the same time sentenesd the prisoner to 168 days' imprisonment. On the *echoes being submitted to Major-Gera. Eyre, be severely censured the conduct of the sergeant, who himself ought to have been tried by court martial, and directed 140 days of the prisoner's sentence to be remitted, as the same time order ing Sergeant Bergin to be severely reprimanded in the pre acme of the whole of the non-commissioned officers; which order has been carried into effect. !kilt II i : 1u FL IP i~; si: ly n. Ii PARLIAMENTARY Bi /ROUGHS. —A parliamentary return shows the total number of male persons in each per. linmentay city and borough in England and Wales who ware charged to any of the assessed taxes, or to the income tax, under schedules B and D respectively for the year 1859- 1810, to be 365,245 ; out of that number 260863 were assessed to the poor's rate upon a gross rental of M. and upwards; 41,399 upon • rental of 101. and under 301. 7,3119 on a rental of 6/. and under 101. ; 5 , 9911 on • rental of leas than lit. ; and 49,676 who were not occupiers of tem mental rated to the poor. Arrturriu HU/It/LARY. —About twenty minutes put 2 o'clock yesterday morning the servants of Captain Williams, of fiewbridge.hill, near Bath, were awoke by bearing a noise as of some one eodearounng to effect an entrance to the house by the door of the back premises, and npon striking • light and proceeding to the part of the premises whence the noise pr,i moiled they heard the sound of retreating footsteps. On examining the place they found that • bole had bees cut in the hack door shutter by • centrebit, and a puse of glass broken, through which one of the burglars had put his head, unbolted the shutter, and taken it down, and but for the prompt action of the servants the thieves would, no doubt, have gained ingress to the house. While the inmates were thus engaged another scene was being enacted • short distance off. Pulke-countable 86 (o'lo. one of the county constabulary, who wan on duty in the Itristotroad, seeing three suspicious-looking &WM. UM going along the road towards Kellam, accosted them, but, nut receiving any satisfactory replies as to their bushman there at that time of the morning, be proceeded to search oue of thaws, and, on putting his hand into his poelliets he felt • bunch of skeleton keys and a jemmy. One of the party then struck the constable • severe blow on the head with a life.preseryer, rendering the officer insensible, end se he was falling to the ground the villain aimed • seesed blow at him, but fortunately it did not take effect. The three then made off. Soon after the wounded can dela' was met by • comrade, and helped to the county polim.station, and • surgeon sent for. It was then found that the life-preserver had penetrated the head just below the temple, bat it is hoped that so fatal consequences will issue. The police are on the look-out for the assailants, who decarn_ted in the direction of Bristol. Wear MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The total traffic re ceipee of this smapaay for the fortnight ending March 10 have bees 13.4 M. Its, 11d., and he the correepoorling fortnight of 1610 they were 12,933/. 4s. 9d. The expends. tare amounts to 11,81111. 101. fld., or at the rate of 48'49 per cent., whilst tbs espouses for the corresponding fortnight of 1940 amounted to 5.6311. 9a. 7d., or at the rats of 4313 per coot. The aggregate receipts for the first four fort sights sad thirteen fay. of the half-year amount to 63,9115/. fos. id. as against 62,201/. 3s. Td for the corresponding Gee fortnights sod one day of the pinion@ year. And the aggregate expenses for the first Isar fartuights and thirteen days of the half-year, amount to 33,1961. 17.. 108. being at the rate of al 90 pm cent., am against 211,5051. 17s. 3d. for the corresponding lye fortnights and one day of the previous year, or at the rate of 4582 per cent. a 1 It IS Si' W. 100 15 Mt. Lai 11 5 7. saa.N.arabircaiii Do. 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Jim Ogre Copper ro lla rountaln Copper fortune Genera at Northern Copper oIL Australia pa) Kapunds (Lim.) Linares Lusitanlon M 41 $ 10 1 1 i 11 t ti pm le I/ Par I i re I I I s al ' 6 : Idariquita N. Rhine Copper od Australis 'Um.) Pontedhand Sive/Led Port Philip Scottish Austin. (Um) United Maxie= Worthing (Urn.) Do. aonrr lITIXM No. I I EMU. I Pd. CI. pries. Ora. 21,000 Ara sod i'. it. sack. SO 79 81 -• 111,500 40 Arlersda an OS 46 Of 4 10,000 IS Dar .0 =0 9000 1 1 11 l 00 Benk of - 50,000 ; lank at Tarr I 14 54 dis - 19.000 ,SO Mika N. Amara -an •-.- - 10.166 NI Mar Hank ot ladr Australia. and Mins . all 104 11 - 16,0a0 15 Chrtrd. Itsrc. of lads, Lan., aad Clara an U lig - 10.0000 lOO City 100 Colonial 40,00610.11 Coal. of Canada , pitemai. - - 10,0001 100 Oceo. of Londos -• 19000 NI 16r1loot.traLCItartiL an 114 II 154 110,080 10 G. Irk of flettarisad. all - - -• 115.000 10 Loa. A. Hank al AMA all 131 m Pli 16,000 10 Laura and Orr, 60,000 GO Ler= Joist nor _ 11l - - - 10,0001 10 baron It girth areas 10 14 If die - 59000 100 Lou. and Warelaiget lO OS 114 54 16,0110 100 Nat Irv. 01 Inglaad 4l ••• -• - 11Or 10 Do. New l l -•- o,ooo' 10 Norma Baiik - f 6,000 10 ..loath Wales 60,000 16 Oriental Bank ocepona, all 60 81 -- 16,000 93 Bank 10,000 100 lartadal of briar - ••• - 4000 10 Do. New 190001 16 gear Australia an -, - - 40,000 16 Union of Australia - - - 400001 60 17nloa of Laura 1000 1 100 Can/ Mural so - - - KOICILLANDDUL No. I Si. I 0041020114. 1 1410 L prior. I *gm 10,406 14 )[.slaw DIM KM II ratrallan grlogL• ••• 11 U 10 iiik atm 10 Derr Waterworn on 44 44 - - 60 Mt kneecap far - - ••• 9000 10 /42./1111sh 08a41 Ti A an U OS - I,IU 11 Do. 37 per 0.142 1801 all 10 0 4e µ - 11,70 91 Do. - MU Ile Omar Laud all 110 110 118 9000. 10 . lards Tel- ow aa - - - WAN, It • .11gof Eng..% islt. all - - 11,000' U . . Pref. 74 pat ter all 20 U - 1,001005 84. Capri Palace lO 10 I* -. IMMO IL Do. Preform* 10 11111 1111 110,1181 10. Do. 6p. ct. Peep. D ll5 110 let - 00,000 91 lastin.lialrrii.E Carl I a * dl. - 704,000 84. Mario Terri* 7,110 II Do. New - 70,000 II Was. sod Aar Cop. - 10.000 15 Clen. Item Narcattass 14 ••• .- 830,000 1 Grout 010 p (LWOW_ ) • 2 511 I I .. 140,010 1 De. 114 per oar Pref. all - 1;080 1 Lou. Markt TeL (L.) B4 -• ••• ills 110,000 11 Landes Dtacinuat (LI - dls - 100,000 4 Lou. Nat. Omnibus Oa all 1 1 1 40,000 IS Madras leer 45 Carl 1 *l4 pm - 10.0.0 10 MriterrannallenTed all - - 12,000 10 Nedra. 3.. Tel (Us.) all 24 10 -• 110,000 16 Natloaal Dterant Co g 11 1 } Of 6,000 90 Nerbud,laCnaltfroa(L) 5 Of ils N -11,110 10 Notherlands Land . " on - - - 0 , 000 1 Do. Bp. c., ts. at 1 ;Ns. an 4 1 - 1,714 100 It Brune &N. loot Id 01 - - - 190.071 1 N. MU eestradedsa sll 1 1 - 00,006 1 i (natal Or - 00.000 1 Do. "New Sharer' - 40,000 10 elitti. In. 1t... 11/za.l - 100.003 gt. Pad tree WAN Kr 105 47 so - 10,000 60 !bola. sodOdem Mien •11 08 00 10,000 60 Do. New l5 10 11 pa - 10,000 10 lad Iles a UM Tel. 14 lrea 10.000 50 I. krlllys. by L. pee. en 111 1 14 9 - - 10,0011 11 Do. New - 16.000 180 Royal Nan arta .. - 000.000 U. Barr Aug. larelia lllO 11111 1 i - 14,9 X 16 South Asoirallso Lead an 01 10 - 75.00 1 Sabernolse TM Saip - 100,000 1 Do, de Itorlebred .ll -. memo 10 Do. le. Sem( 14 & Las. Co. IJp.Ore II -.- 10,000100 Vas elosesabloal BOl ni 10 1 •- MONEY MARKE7.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLous. The stock markets remain very dull. There ix no animation in any department. The funds are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. Rughuh railway stocks present a further decline of about 4 per cent. Midland is chiefly affected, in conse quence of the traffic return this week being less favourable than those lately published. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 22c., showing no change of importance since yesterday. The Bourse is described as dull. Consols are officially marked 911, 92, 913, and 92 for money, and 924 for the account. The present quotations are 911 for cash, and 92k to for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Stock, 1 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1004 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 95k; ditto Bonds, 30s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 75., 2s. dia. ; ditto, June, 15s. ilia India Bonds and Exchequer Bills are both heavy : the former are marked 30s. dis. Little business has been done in the foreign stock market, but prices are fairly supported. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 24k to 1. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 741 to 754, and that of 1858, 541 to 554. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1869, loti ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851, 86 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 241, k ; New Grenada Active, 161 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 934, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 82 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 49k ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, Mk, 541, ex div. ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 1004. In the Stock Exchange there was • considerable demand for money yesterday afternoon, in conse quence of some large sales of Exchequer Bills ; but although higher terms were given for loans in exceptional instances, the general rate can scarcely be said to have exceeded six per cent. on govern ment securities. The joint stock hanks and discount meats have made no change in the rates allowed for loans. No gold was boughtby the Bank yesterday. The shipments of specie to the United States by the steamer of Saturday will probably be very limited. The subjoined shows the rates of discount cur rent iu the principal Continental cities, viz. : Bank Rate. Open Market. Paris 6 per Cent. ... 41 per Cent. Vienna 6 99 ••• 6 ~ Berlin Frankfort 3 ~ ... lj ~ Amaterdaa 2l „ ... 3 Turin Brunel' Hamburg 4 ~ No bank rate 4 •• 2 „ In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday the late advance was fully supported, although the sales did not exceed 15,000 bales. No more Victoria Government debentures arrived by the last mail, but a supply is expected by the one due next month. It is uncertain, however, at what period tenders will be invited fur them. It is understood that Sir Charles Wyke will leave for Mexico on the Ist prox. Increased hopes appear to be generally entertained that the bond holders will ultimately obtain compensation for the 660,000 dollars of which they have been robbed. It is believed that the committee intend to convene a general meeting of the bondholders at an early period. The news from America stating that the United States troops have been recalled from Mexico, and the national ships of war from the Mediterranean, has produced no appreciable effect at Lloyd's on premiums. The following clause is now introduced into policies by the companies and private under writers : " Warranted free from all loss, claim, or damage arising from seizure, detention, or any other hostile act of the government or people of any revolting or seceding States of the Union gene rally known as the United States." Many of the underwriters at Lloyd's having from time to time suffered considerable loss by fraudulent claims being made on them by means of false accounts •nd otherwise, but most frequently by Italian and Greek vessels, have resolved to publish in future the names of parties so offending. A petition to the Stock Exchange Committee is in course of signature amongst the members, re questing that the establishment may be closed on Easter Monday, the Ist of April, the day fixed for the great volunteer review. The ground upon which the petition is based is apparently the large number of Stock Exchange gentlemen who are en rolled in that service. Whether the petition will be acceded to by the committee is as yet unoertain. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an iucreue of 2731. ; the Midland an increase of 4931. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolushire au increase of 449/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,5051.; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,0311. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company have issued their annual report for the year 1859-60 to the Secretary of State for India in Council. It furnishes a clear and elaborate state ment of the progress and position of this important undertaking., An extraordinary meeting of the Brighton Rail way Company is called for the Bth of April, to de termine upon the consolidation of the fully paid-up preferential 4} per cent. shares, created in January last, into stock. The transfer of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway to this company will also be I submitted for sanction. An adjourned general court of the London Assur ance Corporation will be held on Tuesday next, to determine by ballot the proposal to declare a half yearly dividend of 40s. per share. A general meeting of the shareholders in M. Losseps' Suez Canal scheme is called for the 115th May, at Paris. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. B. Bell, Son, and Co. : la the market for American securities there is no par ticular ohmage to notice. Business during the week has not boss acts and prices remain without alteration. In the Banlwptcy Court yesterday an adjourn ment for two months was ordered in the case of Messrs. Dodge and Giandonati, iudiarubber manu facturers, of St. Paul's-churchyard, whose case pre sents some very unsatisfactory features. The death is announced, at Naples, of Mr. F. de P. Falconuet, who has taken a prominent part iu the management of the Ottoman Bank since its esta blishment, and of late was local director at Con stantinople. The Valdivia has arrived from China with 467.200 lba. of tea. The Bombay mail of Feb. 27 arrived at Malta on Monday, and is expected to be distributed in London to-morrow or Monday. TBVUDAT EVEITES. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 "buyers," for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921, "sellers." For money the last price was 911 to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91k, 92, 91i ; ditto, for ac eouut (April 10), 921 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001 ; ditto Scri, 100 i ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 95i ; ditto Bonds, 27r., 20s. de. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 100 k. In consequence of the gales of Exchequer Bills, above referred to, the price of the March issue (bearing 2cl. interest) has fallen to 7s. to 2r. die., and that of the June (bearing 10. interest) to 15s. to 10s. dis. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was dull , a t 1001 to ; the Five IS to 94i ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. , at 914. p er Cent. rupee paper, at to 1001 ; and India Bonds, at 27a. to 20 dis. 971 S i :. 3'" I i MA 107 100 110 11 0012 look 1 lon ice} 106 110 104 107 e 14 90 98 90 97e 94 106 107 1 2 176 106 360 370 1071 1123 16 161 xd 63 r u. 6 11 la ft V 86 88 td et 1 1 6 9 7 9 id ST iOi4. 11 s'i 1T 1 17 19 11 13 - I ' 1 U U i 1 tUIDINARN SWAIM AND ISTOCLIL lunman. ■ra., WoL 401 tour Yell I Birk., lan. ,&Chis.Joais. I Ma4bur.l3_ ese yesterday. so . .: 817111 and Tn. Boston, Sleard,di 1114st!"1 fad Meat .... 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Is IL. iiiiiiel L./.I IL 4a e . V. it 10.f.T. ste.o.i iliii:_fd.l 1 $ Ti I.T.z. 1 i an 1 W The Turkish Loan of 1868 wan rather flatter this afternoon, closing at 541 to 551 ex div., after being marked 651. The Loan of 1864 was fairly supported, at 741 to 751. Mex ican Bonds left off at 241 to f, being nearly the game a, yesterday, and the Spanish Cw tifitarea at 5; to Z. In the market for bank shares there was a further recovery in Bank of Australasia. A rise also . °s carred in City B an k. L on d on an d S ou th A frusa and Bank of Turkey were fiat. In the miscalls neouis share market no alteration took place. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Is snrance, 2 1 to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-10 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marina It surance, 1 to 11 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to 1 prem. ; East India Irrigation, 1 to 1 din. ; East India and London Shipping, par to 1 prem. There was an improvement of 4 per cent. in New South Wales government debentures. miyEa-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The mining market remains rather quiet. Stray Park shares are flat, and are marked in the Stook Exchange 34, 35, and 341. East Caradon have been dealt in at 15k, ex div., being inquired for : West Caradon at 78 ; and Wheal Edward at 211. The other business has been chiefly in shares in Nortk Miners, Wheal Unity Consols, and North Downs United Mexican Mir l aharee continue in de mand, and are marktd 4 and 5. Other foreiga as well as colonial mining shares are quiet, at former prices. At St. Day United Mines meeting, yesterday, the as counts showed a debit balance of 653/. sa. — AtCrest Wheat Vor meeting, yesterday, a dividend of bs per share was declared. The South Condurrow Mine accounts, presented at the 'meetmg yesterday, showed a debit balance of 163/. A eel of 2s. Bd. per share was made. At North Dolcoath Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts! showed a debit balance of =3l. A call of 3s. per share was made. Atßosewall Hill and Ransom United Mines meeting, ea the 15th inst., the accounts showed a loss of 1,357/. 16s. N. ou the nine months' working, and a balance against tir undertaking of 1,824 i. 7s. lld. A all of 6e. per skeet was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAND.-{THIS DAY.) The wind continues more or lies boleti:one, but variable io the quarter it blows from. It is now strong from the north-westward ; fine and akar. Yesterday it was also for and clear. The borne grown supplies to this market continue may short of all descriptions of grain and flour, excepting= and malt, which are rather moreliberal in quantity. supplies very short, and no fresh arrivals of Irish oats since Wednesday. Foreign arrivals are also very contracted since last day —a little American wheat and a few small panda from Sweden, Holland, and Hanover. Floor—A amp American barrels only. Barley, one parcel in addiHoa, Swedish. Oats very limited ; one fresh arrival of Daninh. The wheat trade today is vary firm, at Monday's Prima for all good conditioned parcels. Foreign also fully as dear ; the tendency is decidedly upwards in prim Country markets this week without exception are all higher. Barley slow for all descriptions at about previous quotn . time. Cate are re 7 firm, and rather more doing than last day. , Flour trade Is fully as dear, and a bettor business peeling than on Wednesday, especially in American barrels. Beans, peas, sna tares are dull. Cloverseed and Wog descriptions rather cheaper, the weather being unfavourable. FLOATING CAIIOOIB.-There are but few on the coast for side, for which full prices are asked, both wheat and mains; not one of barley now on hand. WHILAT.-Englialt : Essex and Kent, white, new, 425. 60s. ; ditto, fine old, 67a to 70e.; ditto red, new, 395. to film; ditto, be, old, 645. to 65e. ; Norfolk, &a , fine, old, 61s. to 695.; red, new, 485 to 595. Foreign : Dantaie, 675 to 691.; doe, 695. to 775. • Konigsberg, 60s. to 63e. ; ditto, extra. 66a. to 73e.; Rai:took, 655. to 69e. ; fine, 71a. to 73e.; American white, 63.. to 67e. ; ditto red 575. to 635.; Canadian, 57e. to 675. BAN/T.-English malt' 41e. to 461. ; fine, 47m; grinding 295. to 315.; and stilling, 31s. to 325. per qr. ; foreign ;grinding, 28e. to 3754 ditto dis ti lling, 30s. to Mk; malting, 40e. to 41s. MALT.-English, Inez and Norfolk. 60s. to 62a. ; Imes 66e. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 70e. to 75e.; brown, 615 b 80x. . _ . 0/a.=English feed, 235. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato, 26a. to 30a. ; foreign, Mt Od. to 2Ge. BAUM —English tick, 31s. to 33a. ; harrow, 355. to 30a. ; pigeon, 335. to 395. ; foreige, Masagim, Xs. to 32'. ; tick 38.. to 40.. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 465.: Egyptian, 365. to 38a. PIM —English boilers, 40s. to 44a.; white and blue, 406 to 44a. ; maple, 42a. to 445.; grey, 36.. to 40a. ; foreign, 425. to 46a. FLOSS.-English town, 504. to 51s. ; ditto lino. 55a. to 575. ; country, 444. to 495. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 310., to 30e.; French, 465. to 504. psi sack; American, Ms. to 34..; Canadian, 31s. to 34. ; Spanish. 484 to Ms. FLOATING CARGOL9, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Berdi soski and Marianople, per 4921b5., 58s. to 57.. ; 53a. tosBs. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 W., red, 544. to 38s. ; whits, 81e. to 61s. ; Danube and Galati, 425. to 504. ; Egyptian, 435. to 44a. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per 40011:4„, 27a. to 28s. ; Odessa and Danube do., 275. to 29a. Beam : Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 395. Maine : °desalt and Galata, per 4921b5., 41s. to 425. ; Ibmil and Bulgarian, per 48084., 39a. to 41s. ; French, do., 38s. to 404. ; itmerimui, do., 395. to 40s. Seeds, &c.: Canary seed, per qr., 584. to 6k ; Hempseed, per gr., 41s. to 44.. ; Mustard read, per bushel, whi.4, 13s. to 15s. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per meshing, 50.. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, Euglish, per 1, I 121. 154. to 131 . 5 e. ; American, thin, in 'brie., per ton, 101. Ba. to 111. 54. ; do., thick, round slid oblong, 191. to 101. 15s. ;Baltic, 91. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles. 9/. ss. to 191.55.; Rape oaks', 5/. to .10s. ; Tares, 40s. to 595. aws.--Canary, 50s. to 58s. ; hemp, 144. to 484. ; raps, per last, 34/. to 381. ; ditto ditto, foreign, 32/. to :141.: Hint seed, per qr., 50s. to 80s. ; carntway, per cwt.. 30s. to 323. ; clover, red, 445. to 655. ; white, bars. to Ma. ; forsiga red, 454. to 544. ; white, 654. to 85s. ; trefoil, 245. to 28s. ; coriander, 18s. to 20a. ; mustard,browo, per bushel, 10s. to 12s. ; white, 14s. to les. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MARCH 18 TO MARCH It IqY asd Sketch. lrlah. Fends& 111888 _O7O i .... I 1.1180 Note* , I 2wo Oafs Kali 8,910 Plow rims& 1,710 mks . Fordo: K 4 sacks. and 6.900 Wis. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—{THIS DAY., (IT BRITISH AND IRISH KARNETIO TELIEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRPAPONDINT.) Market has been veryquiet and the transactions in wheat, dour, and Indian corn have been only moderate at iota rates of Tuesday. MINCING LANE : -(THIS DAY.) St:OAß—The market is steady, but not active. A floating oargo of d 4 Mauntiva sold, for France, st 445., and on tlis spot, ordinary to good brown Ceylon of the new crop at 34. ; 6A to Ids ; low and middling yellow, 365. 6d. to 38s. Reined n firmer ; brown lumps, 49 . 5. C 0171611 continues very firm. Middling and good middling Plantation Ceylon sold at 6d. advance, 69.. to VAL 6d. COCOA. it 12 limited request ; a small parcel of Grenada sold at 58e. Tri—Blackish-leaf Congous have sold at full prices. Rm.—This article continues arm ; Demerara .04 at le. 11d. ; and Mauritius, Leeward., and Surinam, at la. 9d. RitlL—A considerable barium was transacted at higher prices ; white Bengal, 12s. Csl. ; pinky Madras, lls. 3d., cash ; Itattam, 10e. 6d. ; Java, 13e. 3d. ; Nor cranzie Armean. 10s. to 10s. 9(1. SALTPYTRIS. —Business has been done at about previous prices. G j to 6, at 366. to 3,ka dd., and 3 per cent. cash, at 3e*. TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 545. fL; Petersburg Y. C., on the spot., &'e. ; all the month, ; April to June, 88s. ; October to December, Me. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Means. Pattesden end Smith report a steady consumptive demand for the best grown samples of 18tids, and also foe yearlings and good mead 1866's and 16.56'5, at firm rate, HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lispisrgatt.—Hides. 56Ibs. to 641b5., 3d. to 31d. ; 64Ibs. 721h5., 311. to 311 d. ; 7 2 bs. to SOlbs, 344. Ms ; 80110. 8811 s., *l. to 4d.: Wit... to 1161ba., 4d. to ; to 101111 m, 44.1. to 4/d. Horse Wee, Is. to 9e. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 3.1. 6d. ; full, fis. Batutosuary.—`Veep skins—Polled, Ss. 431. to 10s. ,• Keats and half-brads, 7 s. to Fs. 3d. ; Downs, ss. 6d. to Is. ; shestrliogs, ls. to ls. 14. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) vhils Hid Hatton. 193. Walls Red Stemma, Ig s . ed. ; WeIL End South Hotta!, 15s. 6d. ; Walls id H 22 .2,1,,p00!, lel.. 3d. ; Wells End Braddyls Heide% 171. 3d. ; Walls Eod Ram& Hettaa, 17a. 3d. ; w a il s E n d Kerner Grarrie, 17a.; Walla Had Helton Lyme. Wylarn, Us. .31.; Holywell, 15s. 6d. ; MAW Hour Antes, 13s. ; Walker Primrose, 13a. ; Wart HartleLll. Bebside Hartley . ; Davidacm's Hartley, 15e. ; Hartley, 155.; Howard's Hartley, 158.—Iiiiips at marke t, LONDON Glum a, Oxman Corm (larrnip). —TridSo receipt, for week sadists Minh 17, 10,1591.195. 94 I I 24 - ni in* 61k lig 171 48 7 44 1 4 14 1 4- 11) Tie id 101 11/1 ad MB ad no 100 US 114 ua 1410 114 lef .... 921 los Ito leo ti 100 WO 100 WS Aeon zd - ad a• zd I - 11. If di. Ili 9+dl 96 114 93 83 ld dab 5 I 5 7 5 T 5 T 1071 1661 _. _ _ 33 IT 1 1* 1 4 4 1 1, 17 0 Il e 17 71 $55 ss7 ICG UO ISO 130 1r 3 lit I 4 14 zd 34 so m - * .