The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIB DAY.) --~ - EQUITY COURT. (Orltne tb. )later of ilk, 1:4:414.) Nt ELL, r. PH No:. . suit an wooer was .-- InaoleWinifinit, INAS, direetieg ~.i.nont Vasil@ of a portion of the estate of the •• thecae's. In answer an annuity of 4001. which I ...flied 11 her will. That 11A been does, bat the • I tbe .um so invented had never been sellicieat • i whole of the annuity. trader Lord ra. Lee r. • cat act, tired 24th Victoria esp. :In. ese. 10. I ..rt .4 'lsro well' is etuporserml on tbe prink* of mt.-o-ote.l to cham'e theta existing investments for ,olc.eit have since been io a semen.] ....sod for that purpose. A petition was , presented prax ing the sale of iere.ted a* aforesaid. a nd the investment of .is in Bun!; Stock (one of the (unit. mentioned in .;eneral order), the dividends of which, it wu al. e. 1,1 meet the *bole annuity. xi, I helium,* appeared for the petitioner, the executor ; Ur 11. H. Vin.tiz for the annuttant. mails the order as preyed, subject to the too in cliani%ers of evideere as to the Luxus: of Ps i., le derived (rota the proposed huge. al ‘rronsEt-nrstit.u. r. arets toit-Wrs lar'np• I. Mower gave 'wt.:pleat in this case this morning, in • the luestissus anew on the will and codicils, datol touch' the 27ith March awl 11th May, 1712, of the Meyricke (of the cathedral church of - travail, whereby be had, in the best insteney, all his property to Jesus College, th• ..1. and sulaoluetitle by the codicil redness) a " 1 '` 4 . 1 "'A , . Mvrlntseihishire, out of what the testator led the simple* of his property. This surplus, derived 1-.11 rent of teal property, was then of the annual value o f • I;.. The teotatio gni,. a house and Lail of the value of • • 12n., pert of ' , itch 1T.., fur the of the school and ' ebooltauter, .1.1 dedicated the rs rubie, rig. , I/. • a. a roloping feud for ouch oehoot house. I • • Litter preps•rty her beeonie connideral.ly lo omed in value, and this infers...stint) fled in order it. court a slerlarat Sea raiser that the refuel r • retitled t the whole id the in. reased repairing Gael, u... much larger portion of it thee it had hitherto I •IV 041. M.. 1.1.1.1, Mr. R. Palmer. Mr. Creefteide. Mr. T. H. 11. ..n,l Mr. Hub Low.. appeared fur the different Ills llotmor was of opinion that upon the principle of totruction applicable to wills adopted by the court no •,. it ought cycr to he belt' to revoke a previoua gift th the will nide , - it was perfectly clear on tho face of the that such was tbe intention. Ilere there was a clear cdt by the will. subject only to a deduction as to pat in favour of the school founded by the will. The I. - Ilt was his Manor declared the school entitled to so o hof the iticrcased final as the proportion if 17s. bears i • NJ. I7a the whole value of th e t es t a tor's estate at th e e his 17a, the iu ether wools, that the increased fund %di a future. I. divide I Isetwien Jesus College and the ta h.a4 in the proportion above nientiotiod. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Wore the Judge Ordinary.) I:I4NAT 4.1:1113fAT AND T% LoR. la thk ease the lietitinoer hail proved hie ode afainet the timpetelest, but the de. ree Did had been surptuded at his Adicitiir.l;rueral now prayed that the drezee might Sir Ctessirell—Take it. r. RHenDrx AND PATRICK. . . la this raw 31i.a Shedd,n attended. as wasnoilerstoodi to isiove for a new trial, hot without hearing her, Sir c. Criswell maid the application must be made be fore for full court, which would sit seat term. There had already la. uan opportunity alfunkil ber for making her Natio*. Mi.. Stied lea said that...art would Da be surprised to bear ILL after sneh a trial and such a judgment!, she had been In awn a *tat* of swats! sal indi•position as to be p rfretly un.iblo to avail beraelf of any earlier opportunity. The application therefore stood over. COURT OF BANKRI7PTCY. (fibre Mr. Coriani.imier (leathern.) IN KZ 1011‘ rl..tTl It 4 AR , IIALI.. The beekrept was a Lied, sod thee fader, of &Miter govt. This was the essitithati.o uslietioi. The hash. "i 4 rewthalty petitioned the coon uu&T the arniereseeet eaities, but his propeel was sot leteterhey. ilie amounts esteed vow fifteen asewtha, ee,te•ie u with • surplus of 460/., and ending with en s.urnl d..bts of 1113701.. and liabilities co bills re rio.ible of 5,1:t1f. aseeta were stated at ithent 1.1.11110 . itielediaT =eh. ?.4.: bills receivable. 3.;rea.; sod :1,111/. ; stock of loota ea band, 1,14:11. ; r.evy;aua 1.017 f. The profits had boo (in moths). 7.1067/. ; beset and laid 4514., 5,6141. ; an d ktestioi. ; trade everts/a, 2,3701. ; Louse and per rest dim.. _ ..—• Mr. l'osaell. Us his report s stated that this caw eshibited three favourable features; the book• had been well kept, then. hail beets ao scrornmsslaticia Lille , and there woukl 1. . for dividend for ti.• ervibtors. .t dividend meeting u atul a dividend of tie. or 7s. wouil shortly be ilsoLreal. 111. A. Turbot sail that the accounts were not with. Lebo. 1.. the amine. s ; but they dal Dot. object to the kaultuf.t Flaming. without prejudice to any question that au •ht he nasad on the accounts. 31r. Read, for the bankrupt. mid that he had petitioned the mart under th.. arrangenient clainies, and had consunted d. become bankrupt at the wish of hi. creditor.. Two ►ta nvin.ito.ne had tern made by the assignee., and td.• bankrupt had complied with them as far ea was in his 14/WPY... , Iles Honour slid the Lords Justices had deeided, in the ss: of Stilt is. that qt....thins of aevottut bo opened At the et rttfuatu meet:N.; ; but he did not think they ought to push that opinion es far as h. wiy th.l olwmus and clear mistaken in ae. et amt. : wltteh tri:ht Ist set right. ouzlit not t.. Ib set NIA at the meeting. However, the assignees r-oseitting, the bankrupt passed, all questions being re a. To. [ . ..aikido sitting WY appointed for the rith of MAt,h. IN 00 FORD AND TOCNII. The liankrupfs, cabinet toniaufacturere, of Portman-mews, apples! for their r-rtifieates. I,OIOIY. ; assets about :001/. It appeared, from the report of the official I "''zh."*, that there hail been so actual profits, sod that the Lotto had been imperfectly kept. Mr. Peckham. for the assignees, offered no OpPellitiOli v ths re lois/ nu ground for chazgio; fraud. Mr. Read, for the bankrupts..a4l that they hail worked for Lags braises. and were little more than joarnernen me thinks. They Mid suffered ceowlerahle loss through the destructios of a factory 1., fire. They had under- LA. a Liege cootracts for the War-office, and also for show viers for the South Kensington Museum ; bat their esti mates were much too low, awl hence their appearance bere. Hr. Honour polio! thin!-class certificates at the end of sit toroth. from the date of the petition (14eptember last). (Before Mr. l'ornmiwioner Fonblandue) IS Na i.kOVE. The bankrupt. William Grove, kept the Spread Eagle Tavern awl Wolin-groom. in Kiorlattilroad. This was the rtimination rote fir:. but a 0 accounts ILIA been filed. 31r. Heard, for the bankrupt, asked for au adjournment of a month, stating that the bankrupt had been prevented by awes from tiling his accounts. The assignees were carrying MS the 1.11. in... and the estate would be likely to yield nearly 9h. iu the pound. Mr. Nowlion, for the swirmees, committed to the adjourn meet, which was ordcroll acconlinalT• THE POLICE COURTS. (PHIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. COLONLL WILMON LSD w %MUT. f:enrwr Smarr, a bill snicker. was charged with posting a Lill 4inat the pen fence in Smithfield. An officer I saw tie defendant petting up a long. same 411, nositeining the uame of Lb.yd's Wra/y.lrt.rs upie it. 1%.10nd Wilson- -Where was that! rMreer—it wm crsm the ie.slwork of the pens, and then• were hurntreml. • f them • tu s k up. I •••lut. e l Wilson—Well, what have you brought him here he, Saver The Market* Committee told me it was not allowed, mid the City Solicitor said it was an offence. Wiltoll - Ilion lot the City Solicitor prosecute. Th.. man has committed no offence that I can deal with. I can only surpriaccl that the woodwork should hare hero allowed to remain and rot there for so many 'ear. after the ni.uket has been removed, when the rtare might have been cleared sod made a promenade and airing plum for the inhabitant, of that neighbourhood. At at.. as lone as that woodwork remains I as see ao harm ai covering it with tells The defendant is there fore discharged. M AR I.IIOROUGH .RTREET. CI rent rArrykr..--A9 INTENDED I:VW:LARY PRiVEITED. re/'°S r anal Mary M'Ardle, two determined. Makin fellows, were thorned as follows : 'invent 11,1i.n. II I), said About 7 but evening, Mortar.; the two privinei., I followed them, and, °lgtaol their 014,1,, ivitelovl them. On rea c hing the Vitalahnuo P..rter netat up the step. of the frost Istr•tue and peeped into the Lill, the other prisoner !h•rpiag watch. Porter t!,ii Ira tat rental the ingiegas m • soaping position, while doing so peeping is at 'may window. Thy then loft, and west rowed Ilrouhetreet, to Mr. Harry EMIT/311%1er% the *"' ll . l h, and they both looted over the Tailless. After wattia 4 for • minute or two, Porter went up the step sad Inoked over the ground glass oir the windows in the deo , . 16 — 01.er prisoner all the while with nosed eareiremses waliter g up aid deers with hie hands is his pothole, keeping THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1861. watch. They then left, and Porter went into the doorways of several adjoining hotoes, io each of which he stayed a minute or two. They then went farther 41. own Itn.ok• street, and crossed over to Clarido's Hotel, where Porter got his head and shoulders in at ono of the doors, the other still keeping watch. They then walked as far as the corner of lhortee.street, where, a gen.-tent and constables coining round as the relief, they started off, but were mptured. One uI them refused his address, and the other gave false &Ahem I have no doubt their object was that of recoitheitzieg for the purpose of committing a robbery either at the hotel nr jeweller's. Porter it was not to be supposed that the laoillaily of the house knee the 11417“.1..f all her lodgers, soil if his wor,hip at the house his =Ma would riot be known. The prisoners were remanded for a week. WORSHIP-STREET. .raa,:E 1314:4NT Cate. • • • • •••• • - Ai: ',I rharke Brewer, about: «I ;own of alte. ch.i.-;eti Were Mr. KIWI with intermarrying with Elizabeth Jan.. Willis, his wife being then and yet alive. Certificate* were put in .bowing the prisoner wedded Elizabeth Dean, at St. John the llapti•t, on the lfkb of Ma}}, Intl, anti Jane M lib* on the llth of Angost, 1000, at the parish church of st. liortlittlomaw the (heat, city el London, under the nante of "Charles MitchelL" Both the worsen were in court, the first, of course, not being elig:hle as a witnevi, but looking o d d enough to be the mothsi of the other, who is of very interesting appear. Mr. Saffond, the clerk, eske•l her—Did the prisoner represent Mins& a singl• nun when he paid his addresses to you — kis; (heoitating)—No, he did not ; he laid that he was ourriv.l. Mr. Maffood—Then why did yes marry him? You knew it was notlawfol._ Mi. Willie male so reply to this, bat looked at the rri•otte . r who amiled. Mr. Kau., —At Any rate you have committed bigamy, rod 1 .bap iietalyuu for trial. Fully iunimitt l to the 011 Bailer. le) 10,0101 *WO 10,000 1,001 10,100 WON RAMO 1111,000 iiiiiil *Ng S.NO, SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocw. The railway share market to-day is decidedly better. After allowing for the circumstance that pricer are now quoted for the new ac count, au average rise of jto per cent. is presented in the leading sto c k s . L on d on an d North Western is now quoted 100 j to 101 ; Great IVstern, 701 to 711 ; 1331 to j ; Lan cashire and I °claim., Ilo} to ; South Eastern, 00 to ; and Caledonian, 99 to I. Lombazdo-Venetian Railway slams are firm, at Zto 1 die. The Indian and Canadian lines are firm. pithietle &pa 1., BOR Bar. 1E.g.i1f,..0 Do. do. D. Doffalotlakoliarocurd. Do. Proloroneo tdf.,Dmist,.tOoderleb ti.D - isiTie is. Mii esdersedby L D. De. 7.17 1,1871. Do. JOOl 1. 1/174, ditto. & & Masters Cape T.& Dock e p.e.gss Oryloe. =per east Utters Lad Imam Do. Jotabulpore Do. 4} et. Debent Do. I p. et. do Do. do. do. 180.7 b Geelong.% Melbourne . Grand Trunk of Canada Do. 6 per et. Pref. Do.elee.Pret.6 p. et.de Do.lllpar et Debeut Do. pie et. DIM.— Do. do. 1117 Do. do. 1 —dn. Grad Poolowele II 4Lp ll} Ilf II 46. 911 94 OS MI 94 97 N 62 64 92 93 .5 . 1 "41 11 lib (I, L sapsof igew latUa Do. Da Wateaooda. &bane Do. New Dall&a.,par4opetl Do. do. 73 opt. LW 110 Do. do. 73 ',Moak} Iro.6*p.etkkla,pay.77 liadraa Guar. 4 per rt. Do. do. 6 per ct. Do. of per et. Erten Do. 4th &item do. Nalh.Corp.ep. et. Bend N. Brunswick et Goads dams • cap. sh. Du. do. jawed do. 74 77 33 03 16 lie 4 i 1 • / Ti 99 OT 11 kt TO § k par lj lUs al ais j Ws 95f gee 97 99 99 01 1 1901 IC dla 22 23 73 TS 40 II 44 441 60 LS 42 47 42 47 46k Me 14 01 die 100 I, 100 120.11 1 100 I 7 I 7 I 7 I 7 VT is I 110 111 PS I I dio I*2l - en or 431 1 . 04 1 ill 3 El 1- 82 84 08 70 18 19 92 04 1i Idlo 21 i Ili 0 71 id 0 rut 1111 /3} U 111 1 . 101 hs 1, ai 47 411 In 144 NI 401 24 U Ili 611= w} 29 _ In 24}7 10,0001 20,000 1 417,000', .9,261 001 MILL oortaxsuarz ItCtrarliES. ItiftwArL Was today to 1 p.m. . . . ~ . Do. • pie Not, 111110 .... I Do. Spar cent. 1681 ~... .. Do. ever cent.. 184 .... .. D 3. 6 per ct. Feb.& kag .... ~. Do. Opera. Alm.* dep Do. I par amt. SO S " • 1 Do. do. Scrip Cape of 0 Hops 6 p.ctlfild lb. do. 14190 New Deonew.Oov.6 p.ct. • L . N.& Waloo Ov. 6 p. 6.191161 Do. sp. a.. 1871 to 18701 Do. I p. e., 18811 Non Ilsolla 6 p. ct. Mg,: _ _ .. Dub. todono. 1375 ... .1 __ - Art Oov. 6p. a. Wade r .. . . i .. Iliga. Ow. Sp. a J on& Jelp .... 1.. ' Do. do.6p. o. Apr. a Oct. • ":: i ~:. .... ~. to. I i► I °marmites, Megatons Mint Australian Attica Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Land 'Brit.& Irish Mag. Tel. * A Do. B 7 per o. ti 111602 Do. C ~ Canada Land Channel Islands TeL (L) Co&xMg.ot Eng.& Smelt. Prd_ 7I per cent crr Pal de ice ne Do. 13 p. c re t.Pe:p. Deb Fastlncllmlrrlg.tt Canal, Electric Telegraph ' Do. New Eng. and Aust. Cop. Gen. Steam Na Great Ship (LinZ a r Do. 17i per cent. Pref. Len. District Tel. (L) London Discount (1.. Lon. Gen. Omnibus Do. Madras Irsign. & Canal ModiterraneanKlec.Tel. Modlter. Ea. Tel (Um.) National Discount Co NwrboddaCeaLltronil , Nethoriamis Land Ir,ilo 1,916 1,0001 160,000 , 12,000 . 1,0029161 100,111111 260000: 00,0001 100,000 2.1!!!; 76:665i so,ooo. sao,ooel 100,000 l 20%000 19,000 20,000 i ii.Oiiil .1.002 i !i:4l - Ziiil 1.1p,6761 rNDo. 8 p. e 7, Is. at N. Brans. a N. Soot Isl. .Brit, Australasian.. __, __ _ 40,000 /00,000 10,(POO 10,000 60,000 10.9101 10,0001 1/000 200,000 14.40 C 76.030 1(4,000 11,590 10,0E9 10.0101 :.,. 1 Oriental :se 1 Do. '•N ew Shares' IS la. atm. aam.l St. Peel River land & leo 60 Peed= sad Odell. ate.un 60 Do. New 20 Red Ilea & Ind. Tel. y . e. 2=60 ye. by Br. Gov 60 y hop 16 Do. New 100 Royal Mall Steam St. 25 South Australian Land 1 Submarine Tel. scrip .. 1 l iv D mi o. do. Reghitered.. 10 Do. do.. 25 a La 00. Up. Ow Illas Dlress's Lea.... (tie ino ioo i ,no 101 100 110 llt 10% 101 107 ill,/ 1 198 11 1 08 97 91 97 99 07 98 1914 199+ 107 ICB In 14} 28 SO OS 4f IS IT 111 le 13 11 111 115 2431 t 101 102 106 106 i t Ws 93 102 db 8. J7 1 :1 i l i li in IliSi if as le Of es — Se 1 1 11 3 99 par 46 61 n 73 11 12 pm 171 181 IT 19 6 _43 !A us 3.: $2 sa e l 7t 9, boe PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 112 100 1 i 97* .... ion I Iderieont, Fn. 12.—Dirkeuhesol, 811 813--Caledonlan Mock, 95.: eel—Eastern Counties, 101 14—lireat Northern Stuck, 112111 —4 ;feat Westerns, 71 711—lanamisire and Yorkshire, 1164116$ —Loudon and North Western, 1003 1004—Manchester, She Mold, anal Uncolisshire, 52 523—Sliolland stock, ISt 13:11—Ditto new snares. 113 11 p.—North - British Stuck, 041 653—North Stafford shire. 1 21 ol—North Moistens, Berwick Capital Mock, 102116_1 d.—Do.. Ynrk Stock. 90 Pei en IL—Do. Leeds Mock, 69 503 ea d.—South Eastern. 21.1 24—Wsost Midland 411xford., 45 47 —Dutch Itheolieh, SI Si d.—Oreat Luxemboury. 61E16 611.16 Orand of canada. Si 53-41reat Western of Canada, 111111—Illinois Central, 273 2t d.—Buffo and Lake Huron, 43 41—Thames and Mersey Shaine Company, 15-16 1 1-lop. LUMP. 12.—North Eastern York), 923 c. d.—Do. (Ber wlekk. 1053 ex of —,heltield, 62. MaNeUrsTtit, Self. 11.—The market was steady and line to the elute. Caledonian, for ae.ount, 99I—Oreat Western of Canada, for an count,lll-lAnesahire and Yorkshire. far account, 110 I—Loudon and North Western, lati—Ditto, account, hal— Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 132; — Ditto, for llfolmt. 1324--South Eastern, 253 c. 11-16--Ditto, for otzeount, 25 11-1 e :—Thames and ilersey, 3 p.—Ditto, fur sc omit. 15-10 p.—Whitehaveu and Furness, for account, 17—Shef -lield pr f., for amount, 129. RtammariAL Yaw 12.—London and North Western Moak was sold at 1003 ; and Chester and Holyhead Hoe per Quit. Prefer mice at 1131. West Midland. Oxford Ist guaranteed, was quoted lamer' at 1251: South Stafford,. at 111. low 3d. ; Meminosea Banking Campany. at 251: ltinulugham Waterworks, at 30: and Birmingham Waggons, 41 pm. 'Market steady, with little doing. THE DEATH OF DR. DONALDSON.--OUr readers will learn with regret that this distinguished scholar died on Sumhiy last. Fur some months past his family and fr.enils had been alarmed by symptoms of a brain over-wrought, and his 'somewhat sod den death may perhaps be regarded as • less severe aftlictioa than the extinction of intellectual power with with which he was threatened. In addition to the severe labour of training avinnts for the biglie-4 classical honours at Cambridge, and his duties as classical exa miner in London University, he had been engaged in preparing a new edition of his classicsl works, and in that most oppressive of tasks, the compiliog of a Greek Lexicon, which should he adequate to his renown as a Greek scholar. His physic! strength was evidently unequal to ouch accumulated pressure. He was • man of prodigious attainments in languages, and in the science of language. In these he was aided by his wonderful powers of memory. The dates, names, and minutest details of history were ever present to his mind, and he could illus. trate a philological argument by instant quotations from the most recondite Greek plays and treatises, with as much facility as if thee were the popular ballads of his country. His contributions to claiisiail Vitenture and education are numerous and invaluable. He was not so successful as a schoolmaster as might have been expected. His talents were, perhaps, too exclusively literary ; they were deficient in that administrative tact and discrinduation of character which is essential to • schoolmaster. Bat his career as head master for thirteen years of King Edward's Grammar School, in this town, was in no means barren of fruits, and the impulse which be gave to literary tastes by the establishment of the library, lec tures at the Mechanics' Institute and Athenaeum, and the influence of his scholarship, will lung be felt among us.— Bury and Norioint Post. CURIOCS CEREMONY AT WESTMINSTER SCHOOL.— Yesterday being Shrove Tuesday, the usual time-honoured custom of " towing the pancake took place in Westminster School. The chi cook of the college was ushered into the school-room with all honour, attired in kitchen dress, by a verger of the abbey, about eleven o'clock. The boys were, of course, engaged in their usual studies when this annual apparition in the shape of the chef de cuisine entered the domain of the Rev. C. B. Scott and his assistants. The cook bore in his hand a farinaceous compound of peculiar appearance, which populaa ly was supposed to be a pancake, but looked suspiciously like a very aged crumpet. Poising the "pancake" on a fork, he cleverly threw it over a bar which separates the upper from the lower school, and then withdrew. As he was "tossing the pancake," aU the boys rushed to clutch it, and as it fell a struggle took place for its possession, a glorious game at football, shinning, bullying, &c., ensuing. This custom is provided for in the statute" of the school. The cook receives • fee for the performance of the duty and if any boy m catch the pancake and preserve it whole in spite of the attempt. of the other boys, he is entitled to a guinea from the Dean of Westminster. Various other customs used to be popular enough on Shrove Tuesday At Kingston (Surrey), Twick enham (Middlesex), and at many *aces in Cumberland, foitball-plaving in the street was the pastime of the day. At Hoelesdon (Herta) the curfew bell rang at t n.m., when all persons were at liberty to make pancake. till the cur few rang at 10 p.m. In Fears and Suffolk the cruel prac tice of •• thrashing the fat hen" on Shrove Tuesday was common. At Salisbury the boys went round the neigh bourhood singing an old song awl asking for "'brewing." At Eton school the collegers wrote long collies of verses, called race-horses, which were hung up on pegs in the col lege hall, and which excited the admiration of Samuel Pepys, as we see from his "Diary." A NARROW EseAPE.—ln connexion with the storm of snow, wind, rain, and bail , and the consequent flooding of the low ground; in several parts of England, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday last, the narrow escape of a number of persons from a very serious accident on the Great Northern Railvray deserves to be mentioned. The river Don and all the neighbouring streams overflowed their banks in the neighbourhood of Doncaster, causing consider able devastation and great destruction of property. A weoden bridge, crossing a stream about • mils on the north side of Delimiter, over which the Great Northern Railway passes, wss eo much weakened about its foundation by the flood that it fell in sometime about midnight. The express train for the north, which leaves London at 5 p.m., passed over the bridge in safety, but • senora down express tr.un, which leaves the metropolis • few hours later, and which arrived in Doncaster in due course, was just about to leave the station at the latter place, at 1.17 a.m. (Sunday niorning), when a labouring man, who bad, as it were, acci dentally seen that the bridge had given way, run up to the station just in time to give information of the fall, and thus presented the train starting on • course which could not have failed to have been followed by the most serious results. These were thirty-five passingers in the train including the Lev. E. Henn., vicar of St. Joh s n', Leeds,and fate of Harrow Weald, who was an intinutte fr.,nd of the late Dr. Italy, with whom, indeed, he was engaged to dine on the day the doctor was killed on the railway at Wimbledon, and over whose body lie read the funeral service at Kensal-green Cemetery Lot week. The passengers were detained at the Donciater station for several hours, and the traffic was interrupted until some time on Monday. CHARGE or EMBEZZLEMENT.—It hay been dis covered that • cootidential clerk recently in the service of an eminent mercantile firm in the city, who absconded in September last after embezzling about 12.0001., the money of his employers, riled on the 10th of December for Port Natal by the vessel the Lady of the Lake. A warrant for his apprehension has been issued and placed ha the hands of Sergeant Spittle, a detective officer. who took a passage in the screw steamer Celt, which sailed about a week ago for the Cape. A reward of 1001. has been offered for the ap prehension of the delinquent. MONEY MARKET. -{THIS DA 14 Two o'Cwet. The funds to-day are better. A rise of per cent. has taken place, although business is not active. A more favourable feeling is apparent in must departments of the Stock Exchange. The approaching termination of the war in Italy is re garded with satisfaction. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rcutcr's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68(r. 60e., being sc. higher than they elm-xi yester day. The scrip of the new Indian loan is firm, and has been dealt in at 100 g and 101. Consols are officially marked Qll and 921 for money, and 921 and j for the account. The present quotations are 92 to for cash, and 921 to I for the 7th of March. The official kindness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233, 234}, 2331, 235 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92 ; India Five per Cent. Stock. 1001, /, g ; ditto scrip, 1001, 101; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 952 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " cnfaced" rupee paper, 1011, 1 ; Exchequer Bilbi, par, 45., ss. dis. Turkish Bonds are steady. The issue of 1854 is quoted 70 to 1, and that of 1858, 551 to 561. Mexican Bonds have again risen, being marked 241 and 24i, for ,the account. Spanish securities continue in demand. Salo; are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 (exchange 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 i ; Mexican Three per Cents., 24/, ; ditto for ac count, 241, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, 451 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81/ ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; ditto Passive, 192, ; the Committee's Certificates, 6,5/. The Edinburgh, which sailed to-day for New York, took 44,0001. in specie. At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. P. C. Selvago and Co., Greek merchants, a balance sheet was presented showing liabilities amounting to 42,0301., and assets to 29,8711. ,of which 26,010/. is due from the houses at Constantinople, Berdianaki, and Taganrog. It was resolved that Mr. Selvago shall go out to these branches, to liquidate the estate, in connexion with other parties who are interested. A meeting was also held this afternoon of the creditors of Mr. S. P. Zizinias, Greek merchant. His liabilities were stated at 00,0391., and assets at 10,254/. It was resolved to adjourn, and a com mittee meanwhile is to realise the assets. In the Stock Exchange 7 per cent. was paid yes terday for loans on Console to the March settle ment, but iu the afternoon the supply of money was somewhat larger. At Vienna the exchange his advanced again from 142 to 145—a movement adverse to the Aus trian currency. No gold was bought by the Bank yo.tenlay. The bulk of the 190,000/. Australian by the Strathdon is being refined. The Ethiope has arrived from the Went Coast of Africa with 0,0001. The monthly return of the Bank of France, which is expected to sli..w more favourable results than those lately presented, will be published on Friday next. It is stated that M. Mires has made arrange ments for taking up immediately, and prior to their maturity, 150,000/. of the bills drawn upon him by the Turkish government. Little doubt is enter tained that tue means are thus ensured for pro viding the balance of the sum 'required for the approaching dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1858. It was obvious from the first that M. 3lires must strain every nerve with this object, for what would become of the new Turkish stock which he and his friends hold were Turkey to keep the holders of the prior issue waiting for their dividend The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and iu ono or two instances the tendency of the rates was upwards. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.181 to 19); ditto 3 days, 11.161 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 1 ; .Intwerp, 3 months, 21.50 to 5 ; Hamburg, ms. laws, 3 months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days sight, Z. 20 to 71 ; ditto 3 months, 23.00 to 21 ; Frankfort-on.the-Ilnize, 3 months, 1134 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mcaths, 34 to ): Vienna, eft flo., 3 months, 14.90 to 15.00; Trieste, ditto. 3 months, 14.90 to 15.00 ; Madrid, 3 months, 4 4 3 to 1 ; Oadiz, 3 months, 49 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 90; Genoa, 3 months, 26.70 to 80; Milan, 3 months, 25.70 to 80 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1181 to F: ; Messina, :3 months, 1181 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 53; Oporto, 310 days, 53 tot. The American &deices mention the stoppage of Messrs. Pierce Brothers and Flanders, dry goods jobbers ' of Boston. Their liabilities are said to amount to nearly 160,0001. ' The accounts from Havannah allude to the sensation which has been produced there by the failure of Messrs. Stabmer awl Co. combined with the discovery that false certiticatla, purport ing to represent sugar in the warehouses, have boon deposited by this firm with the B ank of Havannah. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was dull, with a drooping tendency. The sales were limited to 3,000 bales. The dividend on Caledonian Railway stock was otbeially announced yesterday a: the rate of biper cent. per annum, with a surplus of 10,000 L, against 5 per cent per annum at the corresponding period of last year ; that on Blackwell Railway stock at the r.de of 4 per cent. per annum against the same rate las:. year ; and that on Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway stock at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum against the same rate last year. The dividends proposed by the West Midland Railway directors are also announced. Ful! dividends will be paid on all preference stocks, both of the Ox ford and Newport sections, with balances over for both sections. One per cent. per annum dividend will be paid on Hereford stock. The half-yearly meeting of the Stockport, Dinky, and Whaley Bridge Railway Company is called for the 28th inst., and will be made special, to authorise the exercise of the b,rrowiug powers to the extent of 10,000!. The prospectus is burned of a " Bank of the People.' The capital stock is put at 300,030/. Lord Henry Gordon is chairman. Thu object is to popularise banking facilities amongst small customers. Wu are requested to state that the share list of the East India and London Shipping Company (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday, the 20th inst. _ _ The preparations for the settlement in British railway stocks yesterday showed a diminished supply of dusting stock. The rates of " continuation ' were consequently lower than at the last settle ment, notwithstanding the tightness of the money market. The following shows the teems generally current at the commencement of business. London and North Western. 3-16 to 46 per cent. caa. ng& Great Western per cent. do. Larktkahne Yorkahire 5.16 to 746 per cent. do. Berwick Midland York Etna " •••., _ North per cent. do. Caledonian to 117 . eent. do. South Ea Meru ....... .16 i4;5-1 . 6 . per cent. 410, North British_ 1-16 t 0 .3-16 per cant do. On East Indian Railway stock this—"eontinua don " was at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum ; on Groat Indian Peninsula, 4 to G per cent.; and on Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares, 6 to 9 per cent. TUVIDAT EVCIING. Consuls, which closed yesterds;;;iiii to U for the 7th March, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 91/ to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 92, 91}, 92 ; ditto, for account (March 7). 921, ; Three per Cents . Reduced, 92 , 01 4 , 9.2 ; New Three per Cents., 91/, 92, 911, 92, 91i ; 30 Years' Annuities , expiring in Aprtl , 1885, Bank Stock, 232 ; India Stock, 1:18, 220 ; ditto Five per Cwt. Stock, ; ditto for account, 100} • ditto ticrip, „, ; ditto Four w Cent. Debeaturn., 1858, 95g ; 1859, 84 ; ditto Bonds, 235, 20s. die. ; Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 85i, 95i. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was well sup ported. After standing at 1002 to 101, the price closed at 1004 to S. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 05 to 96 ; ti,e Five-aa l-a-Half per Cent., 10I.i to 1024 India how* tni,. t o 20 e. ; and Exchequer Bills, 54. die. to par. Bu.4ines, i n the foreign stock market was more active, the inquiries having increased. Spanish Bonds were iti demand, particularly tho Passive, which were last m ar k e .l 19t. The principal feature, howtver, was a rbe of 1 per cent. in Mexican, owing to the satisfactory progress of affairs in that Repahlie. The closing quotations were 21 to , for money, and 24n to for the new account (Feb. 28). T ur ki s h Bondsl were dull : the issue of 1854 closed at 68/ to 701, and, that of 1858 at 552 to 56. In the market for bank shares to-day there was a fall of 1%. in Bank of Egypt, and an improve ment in Batik of London. Australian Agricul tural and lied Sea Telegraph were flatter. Madr a s Irrigation were inquiremd for. Coverattent Six per COMM. were la demand. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 2k to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 pretn. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 3.16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to t prem. ; East India Irrigation, to k dis. ; East India and London Shipping, to prem. ; India Cotton, to 11 prem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY nsenuc manure.) LINCOLN MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL BT.tliE.s. One mile. Find Lent °wider, cby llonpodar, Itookauri. Conun drum, Isthmian, sad Aruatertlarn are here. CITY HANDICAP. flue mile awl a quarter. Fint. Lewd, Plash in the l'nn, Crilbele, Willie Wright, Vixen, Master !Ingot, Medu.a, Cnoundrum, Mion Ennui, Krapek titeel►io, sheffield, Gaylad, cudder, Estella, and Canna are here. GRAND STEEPLECHASE About four miles. Jeruitalem, IKaepti.m, Rebellion, CLL., Doubtful, Cocka too, aed Premier are here. BROCK I.IISBY t4TAK Ea Abort half a talk (tone of Sprit), Ccvolt. Literality, ?okay, Nerds, Jackall. and Summer/pose are hers. Oman Aaatv.tl4. - Foretop, Bayonet, Widkingtoe, Little Weeder, &Wale, Spieebux, base, Cloversook, Col,. eel, Atamen. l'oeferion, Canto, Sepoy, Little Gerrard, A Deane. Jenny Louglege, I ogeatre, Polly T a lt, P ara d ox , The Lawyer, Duplicity, Quareotise, Allman, red Guldta I'i o. KrELPLECiiasE —Old Dee Roe sad Bucepitalus scratched. CHARIMI-CRO&I RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) --•-- The half-wesriy meeting of the proprietors RIM bad, at ors o'clecha at the ofikes of the south dieters Railway Comiday, Mr. Bt so: an the chair. The report, which had been previously published, having , been taken id read, CHAIRMAN, in moving its; adoption, said fur 110711 e time to come the mtedi interesting matter counected with the railway would be the priseciliugi of the contractor. He believed that by the ciol of the sumnicr the bridge &crow the Thatnes opposite Charing.crotis would have been constructed. There was under consideration scbtme of coestructieg a third line of way, which would denim increased regularity and safety. Thu expense. this far were within the original estimates. It was intended to appropriate a (art of the land purchased at Charing -crud to the providing of an hotel, which would tend to improve the iwwition of the railway. As regarded indite, be °leered' that it could not fail to be very large, imist.rich as while the boots occupied 20 minutes in convey. ing passengers to London-bridge, the railway would convey persons an nix minutes. Mr. C.1.t0 Calm felt obliged to declare that be did sot cower in the police of the directors with regard to the ex tension to Cammaa•stteet. The report assumed that all the traffic boas Huugerford to Ltai-bridge would Le con veyed by the railway, overlooking the fact that that traffic was vaillted from a variety of points in the vicinity. There could be no doubt that the South Eastern l'ompany would have to provide the whole of the authorised capital namely, TOU,OUW. He believed that if the Charing crow railway were kept within its original liniits it would prove a profitable investroeut ; but he objected strongly to the costemplatal extensiou. Sir .1. liver defended the extension aebeme, the carrying nut of which he believed would prove very beneficial to the °timidity, while it would accomplish the grand public object of elcanng the streets of hoodoo. Mr. 113. SMITH thought the conveyance of passengers from the City to the West-cud in a l out sit iniuuces could not fail to prove moat successful. (11 , ar, hear.) After some (nether discussion the report was adopted, and the ptuceediogs terminated in the usual manner. SAN PAULO (BRAZILIAN)RAILWA I COMPANY. (THIS DAr4 The ordinary halt-yearly meeting was held this innr.iiii 4 at the Looolon Truest ; Mr. HEATH is the chair. The report. which L•te bon already published in the E. -pm*, were taken as read. The CHAIII'!AN, in moving its adiptine. stated tint the wieks were preeeedin ele rt oeitivi.ietorily, end there way no reAvon to believe 'Jut the original estimates would be er.reed•d.. In reply to • ftharehokler. it was intimated that there was no powillelity of a call Iseiug 113140 before, July, wham it would be limited to V. a share. Tho repot t was then umuiinicusly adopted, the retiring diroctors and auditors wore re-elected, and the usual com pliment having been pail to the chairman and the other members of the board. the proosedings terminated. raPILMENTATION ur SOCIII WILTIS. —The con sists stivee of Smith Wilts are shout to achieve an easy s iew e y. Mr. tiros., the literal candidate, who was Ant in the field, haring retired late on Monday night, keying his opponent, Lieutenant-Colonel Bathurst, to walk over the C.l•/1110. Yesterday Mr. Grove issue.' au address, in which be said : ".tfter a careful auulysis of the result of my can vass, my committee have come to the conclusion that the prospects of MMES 4 are not such as to justify me in going to the poll, and, in acconlauce with their advice, I have deter iidned to withdraw from a contest on this occasion. lu taking this course I have been materially influenced by a desire to spare the county a struggle prssluctive of great incuuve• Mance to the constituency, and regniring /sacrifices on the part of many which I am unwilling needlessly to exact." The nomination has been appointed to take plate to-morrow at Salisbury. Tut REP6E4ENTATIoN OP 11.‘ru. —A vacancy ha. oectirred in the repr,..v.titAtioo of this city by the retes. ▪ of Mr. Arthur E. Way, the conservative member. The hon. gentleman has boll fur some time suffering from ill health, and is at present in Germany. The rumour of Mr. Way's intention first obtained general currency in Itath uo Monday, and both political parties were immediately on the ICU no., although on that day no direct cogununication of the resignation bad been made. It is said that tho con servatives iotend to firing forward Lord Loughborough. At a aumercmwly attended meeting of the committee of the Liberal Aseociation it was determined to contest the seat, hut the candidate has Dot yet been named. The contest, it is expected, will be a very dome one. A rumour is current that Mr. Man, Q.C., has been invited by the liberals to stand. ETIRESENTATION OF Tlilt COCNTT OF COPS The A, bfla Ertaing Mail of Monday soya —" W e are authorised to state that the Hoe. Fenton John Freke, major in the 'rosy, and brother of the Earl of Carberry, has consented to come forward as a candidate for the county Cork. Mr. Freke is a moderate coirserviitive, a member of one of the most popolartfamilies in the county, owl starts with every prosp ec t o f success, as nearly all the hailing proprietors live promised him their support. Mr. Freke is expected to arrive thin day from England, on his way tocenvass the electors of Cork. The proSamation of election was boned on Saunter. The nomination has been Axed for Thursday, the 2lst inst., and the polling days will be Monday, the Goth, and Tuesday, the with inst. The de ' claration will, if there be a contest, take place on the Thursday following. The Coadifittiinial =Y. :--" lt it 1111dentoOd that Major O'Reilly, who was spoken of as a candidate„ will not stand." Mon Lt tltellAT S Eft V lOUs. —During the heavy gale which visited the onset on Saturday the twig Roman Empress. from Sunderland to Naples, was driven on shore on Mask Sanal. No sooner was her perilous position eeou than the Reilear lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat luati tution, was immediately 'tanned and launched. After re.Aing the wreck the lifeboat took off the crew of ten men, and afterwards brought them wifely ashore.—During the height of the fearful storm which visited the east coast of Ireland on Fnday the brig New Draper. of Whitehaven, drove on shore near Wicklow. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution immediately put off to the remote of her crew, and, after some difficulty. succeeded in bringing the whole of the poor fellows, eight in number, safely ashore. LONDON AND BLACKBALL RAILWAY. —It appears that the directors of this company intend to prop, a di vidend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum for the peat Wilmer, eliding Dee. 31. iii too too too too too WIDLNAZY SitAZINI AND iTOCIII. I RAILWATI. I CIO"( rim Wes teds4 Yost y. I to 1 p.m. all litria.,WeLtinaeurea. WI Bark..lan.,tChas.Jena al, Blackburn aR ,Blytk and 'als all licadon.fileard o k bld.C 100 'Bristol and Exeter 100 caledoulan all ,Cork and Bandon all Cornwall WI 'Do. A' A no die. untll6 all 'Do. K ( p.c. is paid to B. all Dublin and lienad Jae. all Dund.,Perili. A Abd..ba 100 East Anglian 100 'Eastern Counties 106 Ifeatern Valois. stock A 100 ) De o . Moab all Beat Sufflk We IldinburebandOlsesow WO IdlnbrO. Perth. Dandle all Forth and Clyde Jura 100 °law.' A S. WA ISA% all Great Northof Scotland I • Mama Northern 00j 10U Do. A Mock 100 Da B Stock 1 Gt. Sou th & West. (Ire ) lye Great Weetera 1 Do.BtourYal.Ona.Stk lOU, Lancashire& Ycetablre lOU Loodna and Biackwall Coast ILI Lon Lon don, Bri ga ic ttn. " :&Dov. 100 London& North Westn. all Do. klgliths LOUO London& South Western all Lasadooderry&Colerana a/1 Do. and Enniskillen 1011 Man.,Shef.Allneolasb 6 MetropoUtan 100 Midland lia. Do. New ..._ - . _ I sil 7 7 7 99 lin 77 7 777 4 le De. Harm. & Derby. SG& Gt. %VD. (Li,.) Mkt Kent Nracastle and Carlisle Newry& Armairkdaf Iftwrr.Warrany. &hot Norfolk North British North Davos Its& &D Dn. • N. Roalass—Dorwlek Do. Leeds Do. York IN WI IT_' 11 1 all North London Nortit&S. Wasisraiss. N orth Not t. tt ranthatalltAC Peebles 100 100 all all 11 100 Portman* Rh Scortiinhini Scottish N.& Alum,* Scottish Midland *raps** Union inttingbourmit *sm South Devon south !Smartt Iyouth Milos S. Yorks& t River Don .9toiskse.Woklugitse.Ao Stockton t Dorlitigtos Ditto ditto I TO Val* Ukater 431 441 Do. Do. Vale of Nod& Victoria Sta. & Piot %Volt CornwAll W.ll ortlepo;;lnorb.&Rl • West Ilidauld—Ozford Ditto Newport Ditto Hereford a 15 4 A 60 St $7 10 26 SI DS 84 lei 27 113 115 1111 1121 103 106 1311 134 112 11/I 701 7 6141 61 116 1161 62 64 1131 1141 43 60 100 1001 - - 113 4 94 1 - -. 10 11 w a ii 133 1330 103 M r Mal 112 f 4 Ste IS 104 103 par 1 pm Po ecoy 92 94 101 103 101 101 si 2 1 ‘llO II St —, U 4 116 agi 34 e 64 63 46 60 6 7 39 41 SO di] 4110 61 10 100 4 7 42 43 11 12 1 dir 1 GB TO 118 14 8 4 4i 41 48 83 86 VOILEICIN 111\11MAIL ah. I /V I RaILWATIL al Amway a aaariasi ea.Ardaaa_ : - M- 1161 U /thy. 6.7 p.e. I all lleteles Z. Junction all llealimeM Gralseserse 10 Canneaux Mine d Kell all Coplapo all Do. Estausion 10 Dutch Rhenish all Eastern of France lu Gd. Ruaslan gee. 6. p. all GL Central of Erma all Gt. Lusembg.ConsL all Italian Junction all Lake Constance & Bale all Lierre and Turnhout all Lyons and Geneva all Maria Antonia all Nevi& Lithe By the all Do. 6p.e.Prf. f Belfg.gov. all Nort he rs of Pram 15 Do. New Shares all Norwegtin Trunk Pref. all Paris. Lyons, and Media all Paris and o:leave 133; 3 4 li loij isi I Ckelog Idea 1 Oohs. Si 61 I 11; lie Uf a n U. 24 6* di - - 15 Recife and S. leranelsoo (PerhamWaco) g. 7 p. U Rlga and Dunaburg all Rome soul FrascW all Royal Daniels all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent. all Sambre and Meuse all Du. II per neut. het. e esursulu g 7 pen*. 14 14. gust Loot. Venetian all Southern of nonce all West Flanders all Do. 14 per cent. Prof ell West N. W. of grease I Western of Austria-1 all Vilosbades ...... 7 1 a 19 ID 67e 1181 6 6 116; 37e 66 67 4 4l+l 6f by e if .112 1 01 •Its 10 21 6 91 lil 92; —.— UITISU MIL I til I lan.wan. •-• Id B cap. do. Land do. ) ! d; ( u=Ww ) Do. ft:l*lb DO.l'l4lEll Ilp.ot Trinklad-Ltrallifid. krio JOINT STOCIC J&ZZL Agra and Au alasia U. Ow. sock str bank of Egypt Hank of London Bask of Turkey ISMS& N. America Mart Bank of India Australia. and Chia Meted. More. of India Lon., and Chtua City Caudal Com of Canada Gni. of Loudon Eng. Scot. et Ausi.Charld G. Bank of Beritaarland bin. Ch. Bank of Audit Landon and County London Joint stock London R South African 11.0 n. and Westinluster ,Nat. Pros. of band No. Notional Doak Now South Woks Oriental SW Uorpors ottoman Soak Provincial of [reload Do. New south Australia. Union of Australia Union of London Unity Mutual Clads( prime yesterday. 1313 113 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocat. The mining market to-day is steady, and prices generally , are we!! maintained. In the Stock Ex change East Wheal Russell shares have been dealt in at 7 for money. South Wheal France., Wheal Basset, Trevoole, Wheal Tre lawney, and West Caradou shares have also met with attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares present little alteration. St. John del Rey are still in quired for. The following are reported to ns from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing priers : Alfred Consols. 31 to 44 ; Caniborne Vesta, 3 to 1 ; Ceirpill. 17 to 10 ; Cook's Kitchen, 18 to 20; Devon Great Cur.sols, 400 to 10; East Beissok 1071 to 10 ; East Russell. 7 to 4 ; East °undo°, 13 to 4 ; East Can Bees. 71 to 1 ; Great Retallack, 30e. to Ms. ; (;rest Wheal Forti,ne, 9 to 10 ; Herodsfoot, 33 to 4 a. Waggon Down, to 1; Macke Valley, qto 4 ; New Treleigh, 40s. to 425. iid. ; North Treakerby, 34 to 5; Pro vidence Mines, 44 to 5; Rosissaroe United, 221 to 5; South Carideo, 300 to 5 ; South Franca., 195 to 2/15 ; South Tolgna, 40 to 51; St. Ives Consols, 40 to 24; Stray Park, 37 to fl ; Weadros Consols, 194 to 201 ; West Cara don, 80.! to 1:i ; Wait Seton, 3574 to 624 ; Wheal Huller, 135 to 40 ; Wheal Clifford, 190 to 210 ; Wheal Harriett, Ms. to 41e; Wheel Seton, 170 to €lO. At Cuddri Mine nieeting yesterday the accounts showed a ' balance of liabilities over assets of 2,4981. A r4ll of Mk. Per aLare wee made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather mince our Nat report has beau n.ore mint, but void, with comaional falls of snow, a.ml tho wind from the eaNt and north-east. The arrivals of English wheat this week to this market aro vety empty. Flour limited. Earley rather liberal, and eats, beaus. and peas contrtcted. Scotch barley in better supply, but no cuts. Irish nets none repotted till. week. The foreign snupliee have fallen off a little. Wi:uat from Holland mid Belgium per steamers; barley none fresh op; and oats a very contracted quantity from Sweden and Denmark. /co arrivals of American wheat or flour this week. The wheat trade to-day extremely del', at quotations about the same as on Monday ' for all good sample* of Eng lish and for eign at the full rate, of that day. BAIMET SiuW without change in value. Malting qualities inquired for. o.tvA. -Earns inquiries in the early part of market hours, bat of o mania troth) dulL Btaus aid Pt 1h quiet, and rather steady in price. Flout trade not so active as on Monday, - but quotations exchanged. Norfolk', :Stu. to 40". per sack. awl CLOVES-lUD very doing, and tares in demand. FIAMTINO CARGOES.—A good trade doing, and not more than about 40 c.azoca now on hand. Full priors demanded and okdined. Wgesx.-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 40.. to 565. ; ditto, fine old, G.M.I to figs.; ditto red, new, 375. to 515.; ditto, 1111 e, old, 62.. to 645. ; Norfolk, dtc., fire, old, 50k. to 675.; red, new, 46a. to 575. Foreign : thuitzie, 645. to 675. ; tine, 674. to 735. ; Konigsberg, ra, to 6.12. ; ditto, extra, tsis. to 715.; Rostock, 61s. to G. ; tine, old, 68s. to 715.; American white, 62a. to 675. ; ditto red, GOs. to 61s. BA EILA7. -Eng! i h malting, 425. to 50a. ; Cue, 485. ; grinding, 30s. to 37.15.; distilling sod Chevalier, 325. to 338. per qr. ; fotstign grinding, 295. to 335.; ditto dist:lling, 31.. to IS.. ; malting, 41s. to 445. MALT. - English, Ewe: and Norfolk, COs. to Wt. ; fine, fits. to 635.; Kingston and town made, tilis. to 70o.; tine, 70s. tone.; brown, tine, :As. to 595. OAT& -Englisdi feed, tle. Od. to 2Cts. Od. ; potato, 2Gs. to 30s. ; foreign, 21s. 03. to 275. BLAS4L-Eugli.L tick, 312. to 35x. ; harrow, Ms. to 39.. pigeon, 355. to 3:;..: foreign, /lasagna, 2Cs. to 32.. ; tick , 38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, Ms. to 4fis. ; Egyptian, 375. to 311 s. ixes. —English boilers, 4d. to —a.; whiles owl blue, 404. to 44.. ; maple, 40s. to 445.; grey, 37*. to 415.; toiolgu, 425. to 468. Ft.ous.—English town, 50s. to Ms. ; ditto floe, Ms. to 575.; ecuJtry. 41s. to 48s. ; household*, —s. to - s. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 3VII. to ; French, 465. to 59.1. par sack; American, Ms. to Ms.; Cumuli:oh 31s. to Xis. ; Spanish. 465. to 495. ARItiVAIS INTO LONDON FROM FLU. II TO FER. 7 '. tag:ish Awl Scotch. Isiah. Yorvism. 4120 j :12U 3000 .... Barley Oats Diet Boallat Flour. Vie lacks Foreign, 10 rcks. MiNCING LANR-(THIS DAY.) -The niarket hue t more steady appearance, the la, rblic Wei of yesterday having gone off butt-r than was aut!eipated. Refined lumps quoted fins. Cd. to fits. enrr:r.--The public sales have gone o ff steadily to-day. ey• m sold, low to midaliug, tilts. to 7.31. Trs.— Thin market is firm. Ric": remains in limited demand. iv:v.—Leeward LL- nd proof, of good .inslity, sold aS lu 10d. cossox dull of sale. a•Ugat provious rates. lice;;;..f..Fasi - Day—The quarterly 'Wes commeueed yes tenter with n fair attendance of home buyers, with but. few exporters. The sale has opened flatly ; prices h.t% e been vary irregular, about :id. to lid. above those of thAoher fur ordinary to middle qualities of Oudes and Bengals. Kurpabs have sold with fair spirit at :id. to 4d. advance, except fur low qualities, which have been neglected and ch!etiy with drawn. 1,811 chests twined auction, of which 764 were with drawn and 47ii bougLt iu, leaving 572 cheats sold. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) . • The loarket is steady at the following gullet:outs :—Tnwn tallow. lA. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Ws. ; Feb. to Ntavh, 0104. ; Marsh only, Ga.. 6.1. ; April to June, 68s. lid. ; October to December, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-{THIS BAY.). News. Pattenden and Smith report that the. demand, although slow, is continuous, at late prices for consumption. COAL NARJENT.—(TEITS DAY.) Piano FAd Hatton, VA. ; Walls End Lambs Walls ii_ud South Hetton, 225. 3d. ; Walls End lfartic. pool, 225.: Walls End Clump, 215.: Walls End illra Park, lfis. 6.1.; Walls End Hilda, 19s. Walla End Eden, 2N. CA.; Wells End Thorpe, ; Wall End FrainweUte, Ak. GI. ; Walla End Healey, ; Low Etchburn, Zia. frl. ; Taw. field Moor Ihttr.; I.:s. 341. ; Hartley, 17a. 3d. ; Davidson's ITartics. 17s. 3d. ; 'lasting% liartl , Y. 17 *. 3d.; Howard's IlArtley; lis. :A.—Ships tt market, 43. THE PRorOSED REMOVAL or Nnwissrs MARILEE. —Yesterday. at a special committee meeting of the City of Lowlon Most Salesmen's AssociAt.un, Mr. ?otter in the chair. after the transaction of the general lamneas, occasion was taken to present secretary th secretary of the associ a ti o n w ith • handsome silver service, in acknowledgment of Lis valuable a...lb:awe in reference to the proposed removal of N ewga t o . market. The following was the inscription:—"Preiented Pearce, Esq., by the committee of the Neu Saes luen'a amoci.ktion, as a mark of their high appreciation of M.. legal ability end services as their secretary and solicitor." The testimonial ine:aded solid 'diver tea and coffee pots, claret cod cream jugs. sugar-bane, &c., and was presented to Mr. Fierce in en eloquent speech by the chairtnan, which was warmly applauded. After our report left yesterday, the inquiry into the late accident on the London and South Pi esters Rail way was adjourned till Friday next. `. 1 1 ,1