The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-21 00:00:00

TUE BOMBAY MAIL. MALTA. MANCH lA, 7.10 A.W Vftti. ha. arrived here with the lkitubay ~..4 the 217t1s ultsusu. HIE CALCUTTA, CHINA. ANDAUSTRALIAN MAILS Si 'I . /HAMPTON, MARCH 21. • 11•, Ilinctil;tr and i)riotatal Ciimpsaiy. ti.l. J•1111r4011, with the heavy ponies. .4 the rualk has arrived. Kite briar 1'22 peesengers ; 7 + .l ,vane., va to lue ent stated ; also 70 loud 0, of of eth, lel metiers id •uadriui, • raw silk. value 11 , 4,010/. !Aarh us. and Iw. wiled lean thlwatter 441 the 11th; during her s • sh e eiv.lto the mlowin g ship Oa the lOth mast. *jowls with the company*" stamen Ellura and !u. 4e.rl to Aletanilri4 ; no the 12th the Ceylon, .. I to M 1 .ha ; sad oat the 16th the Delta, staiahlta for . Learnt (nf horn with eruk. for ..ter. ou r . blown up st the harbour of Nanny no the roiht ..f her crew were picked up ; the otber twelve set hewn beard .4. .sreeterin Lot been received at Tetuan to prepare to ~.le the p/ser. title-she saviors from Taunton' state that the Sultan ill • .inag with great amour to fulfil his rugegemests with •. v Ile hut pummeled All the wealthy Kahl. behmipng • • aa wells. Ina atbnitustrattes, in enter to t00t44111 In.•pey. I.I4ILALTAR I•%, •- On Leedom da)a. 504 ; 4r. :114. Ilarvedlev, Mr. ;en. ; gear, 5 1r. ; Y. !n• I. 6 data' eight, per ; Malaga, par ; .tivrente, ; Vakitent. pr ; Berveless, 1 preen. ; pillared dollars F. Mimed. 5 per eclat. pre ' w s 10 flpsaieh pillared eandos '22 per net. t , rum. Is dimaal Freights to Undue sad outposts w • - Zia le 30a per Woman ; Brad and ... r 11.0. 12 dolma pd Imo and 1* per mot. : et Ye‘eo awl flattens, IY Ada. per tan aid 10 par mat. LAW INTELLIOBNCE. ITHIS DAL) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (lelon. the Judie Ordip my.) %KZ r. MAK& —UMW?. Is July , l >: 0, the respondent. pxheL.heek vasaufar • Limit inlirried the pentium, awl needed with 6 iabi.ut eta seam a Mahe& Wise, hie siater. e-st w hes with them le Llaiewetivell, lidspearisivoiel, where •• 1 sl heel that as isiesenwies iatisnacy apneawp betwe.a Os wepondset. The landlady told the wilt:weer .64 she bail oteerved between then, and • separation wool. Peaks thee enhablied with he sister Waaihey appeared few the petits err. The see adjourned to usable • luik la the eviikace f stagily to be supplied. 1111.1111 ALL t. SRAIIALL. —WAN T. Tlie rmpostiest. a drusgist is the Welt ervestry, mar a.l Rete,es Voath. at !Moto I tamerel, rs ; lifter a abort time he deserted her. I. • I'4 be married Elisabeth Tinley, at Barnstaple, 1 , 1 the same of Henry Itessett. He re .l, d this °Reece of Mossy several tunes ; earl in 114415 he ... -.meted at the 4 H.I Holley on two isdictmeate ; for . h• woe mates ad to 14 years trassportstios. IN As.islus appeared for the petitioner. The court disimlved the searriage. I.,*Lts r. r;wLIOL The • manner. married the respondent In on the ''?;th of April.. MK sad bad by her rhil.lrva..4 shorn four survived. The respondent un• irtoestelv took to drinkieg. In while her !midsize! was Meat frame the *entry. she was dairvered of a child in Umiak's. workless's, under eiramastames which left no Lett es le bet olelterv. In. Spithe mowed for the husband. The awn dbeihed the inarrirep. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) env PCLIC ITT AIIAIII tf WALWORTIL—TIROKT. The charge* aepueet Sward Capra,. law a erwevant of the P and Adage &neater, late summon* dicer el the Lambeth police-court, for nuking a forcible wary set. the nom of Charlie Percival, at Cornberry• i.m... worth, were reettmed this morale( before Mr. Joheera sail a full booth d mikom«. argunient of Mr. Lilley ore he the point of law was wiewleted, and the evert me of *aim that the morale it the Wicftemt., a. In the lee witty, snail not *nth thie sok therefore, retied ea the wisault. It way he teteMetted that the avidness went to show that the dellwethade for tato the heath to which Percival mlmm eat m er Me al ma Imm ilth bmum e Wigs a tlettia, he mare Mime Mr aiww The !Monet fears. ilia gm sal heed to the ream et Me thee, but sabred her assease teem lodes the seethe. Mee cum• *aril wrisiveured he premed thaw frame etelielog, sad w. 111111aslial ; home Me /.oaths chi, g& Ns Lacy addremed the jury for Copping. and Mr. I .l pereeheion ler theawdeat. ands sember of reepethatheleadeei me woe e. wale& whir spoke highly of the character of both dehadverd MI Chasms, surwamil up. tolliag the Jury they rasei rm.. Um iv. lint corm., sad Got a ra►irt fur the third— 'l. amorous arreJi. titer a few aerie coseultalios, they Monied • 'indict eltuip re Uwe kiln coast. re, livoiaekeel hole the Chart of Criminal Appeal, which •r reheat. The smart anima them to God boil to come tp Pte rFIPe•N de the 10th of lay sett, SO iblig stops oar he Wm, if taught Till POLICE COURT& THIS DAY.) MA It LINIMIIit'fIndErREET. nommet IT CISILDRIa AT TIN CERN CO TAIL &AM I. Myer Ales/.r. R..sal Jeer Merrell, IL lb. toe Immer bytes al 4t. Well street. sad lb. Isaac et 4.1., Mellirstres4, were charged Wore Mr. Temkin with 'Malin a large quaetity el tap from the aerates Fats, Portland %cam, the property of Mr. Robert Green. The BAUM whoa takes bito custody pee the mine Emma A large .caber et We ed every descrip tem siwriardeced is acerb Mr. W . mai Watkins !tray. the manager of the Germs rms. mid- Having here mfoiened that the girls were sew pr,ted serallag ertectie from the pier e w their i bu.ther yesterday. sad lama; the fair. I ' 'wagered ths= Asa *topped them fte womb lag the primmer lister I hand a rear cam, sr el tweaty.llee other articles, whisk had how Mhos from different stalls is the fan, the primers M feet hamar Mated wetly every stall is the fair. The whale Mr the articles are the peupecty of Mr. Molted Grew. with the mention id ow article, white I empset bee bees taken Inn., some ether banar. While taking the prisoner F.ib.r leek the ethers ma away. A constehts we. met bv. sad the prisoner Ember gives over to him. Me then pre as shims which termed ost to be Wee. hut thermal* ow pug to a Toms` lady who lied employed leer. and who alp Motel that eh. had bees trying to pt pude ia her same, we lotted hey menet address. I proceeded there with the ono - aside. sad the mother having stemmed her 001 T..., gave lap from a hose kip luaatity of tom. taken at different time. from the fair, bet winch the mother said leer (leech tors had told her had Woe give to them by Merrell. I thee west to Merrell's , me with the coptable, td she was lakes into custody ad afterwards Therms. No pods were found at M•rrell's house. Merrell said that Esther Momly bad takes the shie rs , bet I believe 1 caa prove that they all took them. - iilrs Dale, araistitat to Mr. Green. said-1 boot toro canton at UN kW. Vaster.lse riflemen, while ink, up a work bos 1 noticed the priimer Thema tea her bead Glee( the cooater, and shortly sfterwanle 1 mused a pens. That predoced it the rase. It was safe Jost before tito trieseer earn. to the counter, mei so in. elms bad bon tt.r. hot sOe. While the primer? Theresa well at ay rooster the other two were weer diatanee oil. Hsiderlo, 143 E —Merrell sell that Ether took tits Wipe tad goys them to her, awl that she gave theft it, natal& The reiemara each &mint takiwz the things, sad sub chsrzed the other with tisk* them. Merrell'. father, • reepertebi• looking nue. a eoaeboo•bar I: , toad*. wad hi daughter had been brought up re5pect ...1....4 b e h a d g . 4 the elighteet idea that she had got tato sis-1 : She hed sever brought anything home. Tynotutt— It le • diet:trio' thwart. There is a eery deed same against Yeresll, but still there is • we. I third • nomad for • wadi may halo a good affect. Tha prWooort were rosaaa•L Fray maid he t tits motbutaf the sisters Moody ins wens the* thade Ur. Tyrwhitt quite opted with him. logroont Fran Irani Htru..—A fire of a moot 'Thug and fundid mire broke oat yesterday morale, 1 4• 4 1 mb. furreilesda Yr. John Inchardeou. Little Humber, a melt village some twelve mules direct from Hull. 71111/ hi. was 460011.,101 Xhntli 7 o'clock in the cow•house, which, fee l the atrium bold the are had obtained es the combustible 1 "let about the piece, was rendered all but inappraisk • sad, although the greatest minims were roods Is '".'ate lb. WU. Maid. from their perilous @iguanas, vs• with the utmost dialeultv. and at the risk of pereausl .lezer. that live out of fourteen beasts and calve@ were t••• wed. Sin , 4 the remaining sir were completely roasted the time the sum got to them ; tba other three. though .unsaifestird grptoms of the greatest agony. They were all ha tessuunsd , sae of them had actually dismantled A. 6111411111 sednaweare 'get away. The three were at Ilewsral Owes were also burnt sit severely that ...thee kr to be killed r soon ae the ars eras disco - venni "Withnele sad a barn At Its rsr are COT plot , * ds , 1161 Peat quality of strew was also onesereoL " t .... 4 TPA/ was °sly a akin distance from this mow of tie c ":./vslieo, bet ti n ars was fortunately sundial* he the 'I& 'An. it br o k e oa t. Thu damns is entlasasui at welly I,tsat. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1861. THE LYING .NAYS or THE LATE I)U'W, mormw and Sawnlay the mortal remains of her Royal Highnins the Late Duchess of Kent anal gtrathern will lie in state at i'rogniure Lodge. The silver gilt plate in thu ceutre of the coffin bears the following iuscriptiow : liepoeitum Illmtrivimr Priocipisan Victor !!aria Louisa., Illustrinsimi Principle Elwardi, Ducia lAotir et Strathernia• Vidua, Matrix Angustivinia. et Potentiaiiii, Victoria., Di Grata Britanniarnm Regina, Fnlei Liefeasoris, Obiit seek, decinio die Martin, 311MXCL X 1., Annrique atatis The translation of which ix: Deprr.ited The Illuetri.iu. Prince*. Victoria Mary Louisa, Widow of the Illustrious Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathern, and Mother of the .kuguet and Powerful Victoria, By the I :nee of :ed queen of I:rest Britaiu and Ilefeoder of the Faith, th e d th e 1 , 41, March, Is6l, Aged 75. THR ROYAL TOMR.HOUTR AT WINDSOR. The Royal tomb-house, in which the body of the late Duchess of Kent will be temporarily deposited, is a lofty stone edifice to which aeons is gained through a subterraneons purge situated at the foot of the altar in St. I ;eorge's ChapeL It was origi nally built by Beery VII. as a burial place for himself cud hi. sacs-noon ; that monarch, however, altering his pur ;sae, designed the magnificent chapel at Westminster, where his antique and stately monument has been the admiration of thousands. Cardinal Wilsey, on corning into possession of the structure at Wiodise, began a sumptuous cenotaph for himself, whence this building obtained the name of the " Wilsey Tomb-house.“ Previously to his .lisgrace the canlinal had nearly completed his object. The monument was coni posol of white and black marble, with elaborately wrought brazen columns, candlesticks, kc., and it is said that Benedetti had received 4,250 ducats for what he had executed, and that the expense of gilding had already eareeded 380/. The unfinished tomb was seised by the parliament in 16-Id, and the ornaments ware sold to Colonel Veon, the Governor of Windsor Cork, se "old braes," for WO/. James 11. then fitted the plate up as a Roman catholic chapeL This aroused the in digestion al the people, and from that time down to the reign of George 111. the property remained eoirlected. George 1I l. repaired the exterior and excavated a vault fifteen feet in depth, which be had fitted up as a mausoleum, under the direction of Mr. Wyatt, for himself and family. On each side of the vault, which corresponds with the dimensions of the building, are recesses, formed by Gothic octagonal columns, each with a range of four shelves to receive the bodies of the deceased. The interior has since been com pletely repaired, the royal tombs having been long beneath a floor of rubbish. The turrets and pinnacles have also been restored. In the royal tomb-house are buried I;trot's' 111. sod IV. and William IV. ; queen Charlotte and 44011011 Laski& ; the Dukes of York sad Kent ; the Prisoner Ameba, Charlotte, and Augurs; sad the Prison Octavian sag Alfred ; and other royal piesoneses CANADA COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The annual general court of the proprietors WA held at 1 Aka at Oen& Home, Great St. Helen's, Mc. C. FRANLs In the chair, for the electio n of four directon and one waiter. sod foe general Leiner. The report submitted to the meeting said : The affairs of the mamma, during the past year have roads very istisfactory program the tramactione se com pared with those of the year preceding showing as thereon nailer every head. The rearipte of money amount to N 5,21131. currency, being 25,0011. more boa the sum collected in I$&J, whilst the dieproal of lead is isnot by 7,112 acres. The proprietors an aware that is the year 1a".1 a survey and valuating al the comeany's estate was made, when the mem asleep value per acre wee estimated enseeney. dace that time 166,671 arms of Lad have bees disposed of at 51s. I Id. per acre, thus showing ea adheres Is els years of Yds. fd. as acre over sadbeyond the astithelle of 111 K er uneaullard per eat Thee peel advathe is the ree el! the is • meet impeeleat awl satishebey beim. The seiaha seseived hem the asessaimisasse lees the yearly easennts were made up maim te be eatnemely 'avowable ; they SIGN don to tbe deed et Peirmay. From the let of hammy that deith 174 wee hove bees told at 265. &I. Pc east AVON mine boos boa hosed at Sas. pm acre, mid *MI aeres have bees menrerted to freeholds. The chards of mossy bee emesated to 47,9431.. viz., on eseseatef porekeee money, WOK ; rem, 11,611111. ; sun dries. Mk The pebbled arias is the POW %dee tom yam* eitesbed tie asevemsna of rodeos ; bat the recent whine hem the powlese repot a revival of activity limmisbont the osestry, VP pliellateee of grain sad other yesdaste having boa node by dram from the fanners, sad sterol as Ur miter dspbe eke( the lines of ma w,. The heavy wows have lately taterfered for a short Um with the timemeimion ef but have facilitated the farmere swatter upon their Lath, and hese very benethisl to the fall mega The sempany's collection of =due Dee. 31 bait as doom above, bees ?my pow& ; sad it is a gratifying proof of the impiesed eir. eambeases of the settlers. tbet. with few etottr e i de thaf love been enabled to meat the plifeblie of the of the bails assopied by Moe ender Lee, whim* bestow* meow far the pose, as bee bees tiss ponds* in Imam yesse.Tbs !elite pee the exchange hes ambled the essambehmens be amiss remittances borne et mornany favesnabie salsa The directors avail themselves of thle to ex press their high oommeadation of the , mid die motion *rimed by the company's sad that atrial Matt, in the coaliset oil the company's bairn dunes a period of more than ordinary setlvlty. The prospects of emigration to Gorda this mesa are touch more favouralde than they have been far same years past; the poloti,nl difficulties in the United Mates, if protracted, will probably induce from thence to the province, and also tend mafirWy to divert thither a considsrable proportion of the emigrants from Europe. The prosperous condition el the farming laterests in the province at the pewee, thee primate as adslitossal inducement for farmers sad agriculturol labourers to waxed thither, as they may _feel eertaie of fielding au ample field f or the pro bable applicatim of their capital awl industry. The third issialtorint of purcharie•money d CO' Aerial Harbour and leads, amounting, with interest, to 2,4981., has been duly paid by the Buffalo and Lake Heron Railway Company ; the works undertaken by that company for the improvement of the port are being pushed forward, and will probably be completed this year. They h*ve also chartered three largo steamers to run daring the corning mason, between Goderich sad Chicago, Milwaukee and Green Bsy ; and they have also in coarse .4 mettles a largo elevator and storehouse, which promise to be of great advantege to the trade of the town. By the census Jut taken, it appears that the population of the town numbne 3,210, having more than doubled in the Lst tee years.' The report of the auditors upon the accounts for OA veer ending the 10th September last was annexed. A vacancy had, it was Mated, occurred at the board by the ilisqualificatiou of Sir John Fastimpe ' Bart. In deference to the generally expressed wish of r ho shareholders, the directors had abstained from taken any step for filling up the seat thus vacated. n. followieg gestlemee were re-elected directors Mr. R. Richlulpb rM. W. Carden, Mir W. M. T. Farquhar, M.P., and Mr. R. Gillespie. Mr. W. A. Heygara, M.P., wan re-appriiiited audit e. The Camelia"' then proceeded to give supplementary in fortunitoo foe the two mouths of this year, estotalinf up to the Ist of March. Comparing the corms. poatiac two month. of the yews 18110aod 1161, he said the land sold in littiO was MO acres at aa average of llta pd. per acre ; in IP6I it warn 478 sent' at tie. Pd. per sem shewieg an Mersin of 174 wets, at ia. 11d. per acre. if. laud leaved is IM6O was 3.210 sera, at aa average price of 54a. NI. per acre ; in 1661 it wan 6,141 scree, at 57e. 4.1. pee sec., shawls% as innews of 2,1171 acme and 2,. 1 Id. per ewe. Of leases wevarted Into freeholds, that is to my hods paid far, perwent was completed la 1860 for 311,6110 awes, at 17s. per acre ; in 1111ro1 the aseasst was :0,933 aerie at Iris. 241. per act% shown., aslooms, all 1;124 acme, at la 2e r l . p er acre. 1 s makwg the eowparimoo of thee items, it was observed it ghoul he hems is lied that the trailarnetiona cornpletai were a for swami yews ago. The receipt. in C ana d a in DIGO= the head of purchase money amounted to 33,8401. ; is 1661 they were 37,r,04/., both them items beteg gives in correacy, and the increase bias 3,764/. Under the head of rents rod Miami the unmet received in 1660 was 10.1.611/., la 1661 it was 12.3211., showiag an irneream 0t1,3751. Under the heed of atuadries, the ewe nerved in 1860 was 671 f. ;is 1861, 573 f. The general molt was, that in the bet two =oat h& 0! 1610 there was received 45,4571. cur. raw, and is the maw period of 1661, 60,6011 i. Cambay, slow* as %grease 6,049/. n• wora remitted home by sealedwiewers stare the MA ef December last was . . WOOL disdki. ?he ireerial ensue Lt y akin Is I.lsois chid gratifyiag proof of the posing poorponty awl h. .s rovsi•uo• of flor orpotholky ka the rural fissure, whore rho too had increased much more rapidly than in this towns. A good dual having been said about the land of tho company in the neighbourhood of Ottawa. be (the chairman) wished th state that although they had no land within from seven to ten miles of that city, they had 120,000 acres unilithosed of in that section of the province, and the value of this land w ou ld no d ou bt b e much ad vanced by the Milne of capital and population to the seat of government. The chairman further remarked that the harvest of Iti6o was perhaps the best that Canada had ever known, and that theesporfahadinthatyear, for the first time, considerably exceeded the imports, and ex ceeded in value the exports of 1539 by nearly 10,000,000d01a ; adding that the proprietors might reasonably anticipate a handsome dividend in next July. Thanks were then voted to the chairman and the other directors, and the meeting separated. E.tSTERN BEN(L4I, RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) extraordinary meeting wax held thin morn in4 at the office of the company, in Gresham-street, to obtain the sunetion of the proprietors to borrow on bond, under " The Eastern Bengal Railway Act, 1f4.57," sums of money not exceeding in the whole 400,0001. at the rate of 5 per neut. per annum, such principal sums and interest being guaranteed by the Secretary of State for India in council. Mr. F. Lr.uE presikl, and in moving the necessary re solution authoriaing the issue of the debentures, explained that the whole 400,010 f., in addition to 120,000 f. remaining uncalled up of the share capital would be required loom plete the line, which w ou ld b e rea dy f or o p en i ng i n April, ISR2. The remoletioe Iraa carried nameintouely. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (RT ELECTRIC WARIVICK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. The Dane Evelyn Waterford ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. Iltintannin, MAU', Cosmopolite, Ghika, Tumbler, and Penarth are here. ADDITIONAL MCIIATCHTICC..—Iininette and ]fedora. Hall ED.—Bantam, Sir Charles, Jerusalem, and Water ford. LATEST BETTING. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 apt East Sheen (off) 100 to 6 Any other (off) CHELTENHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR THE MILITARY 0011) CUP. Nimrod, Ralph Leander, Laudanum, Paeha, Smoke, br m Radom, The Warrior, Orphan, Castanet, Lutterworth, Knight Errant, Waverley, Inniskilling, Grey Peter, Coe- Manoe, and Repulse. All are here. Foarun—Goldsmith. ENTRY FOR THE SECONL? MILITARY RACE. lilt Slasher, Grubber, Repulse. Yuma, Smoke, Little Dan, Lincoln, Dove, Constance, The Dodger, Linkboy, Castanet, Matchlock. Shylock, and Jack Tar. All are here. Much rain has fallen hem, and ground very heavy. The Soutluun Plata, entered for to-day, will be run on Saturday. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two (mum The mining market continues quiet, with limited transactions. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares have been dealt in at 110 ; East Cara dun at 14 ex div. ; East Wheal Russell at 6i ; and West Caradon at 79 ; showing in each case no variation of importance. Shares in West Caradon, North Frances, and East Wheal Gren ville have also changed hands. Foreign and colonial descriptions are without change. Kapnnda shares are officially marked lit and 11 prem. • United Mexican, ; and English and Australia n Copper, 31 to 3g. At Buller and Bamet3lline meeting yestenlay the accounts shoved a debit balance of 8121. 17s. A call of as. per abate wee made. Edward aocoumts presented at the' meeting yesterday showed a debit balance of 389/. A call of 2a. CwIL per share was made. The report was considered satisfactory. At Wheal Hope meeting a call of 2e.. tid. pre share was made. The South Cern Brea Bine accounts presented' at the meeting on the 19th inst. showed a debit balasioe of 2,2551. At West Wheel Trevelyan meeting on the 19th instant the amounts showed a debit balance of 3501. A call of Se. per share was made. At the threemoothly general meeting of shareholders in Bedford traded held yesterday the accounts showed • cash balance to favour of the mine of 1,6221. 2a. 7d., and an esti mated balanco of receipts over payments before the next meeting in June of 1,897/. 15s. 2d. A dividend of la per share was declared. - - At • meeting of the adventurers in the Whirl Buy Niue held yesterday the accounts showed • balance against the nine of WM 1 Td. it was explained that at had oes-haN of this ken was owing to the fall in the price of tie mines the lad meeting ; that during the plot three mouths a sew skip reed had bees put in the engine shaft, giving peed Inc eased maw for drawing ; and that considerable o bad bees Nods in remodelling and reoonstruct leg the anemic; Atom. These alterations, which for the time materially iniorforotl with the returns, had bees made widow the advice of Captaie Dew, of Cara Brea Nine, and the committee anticipate from them most *agenda' results. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. OORN.-IMPERIAL AVERACIREL FIR 9 dY Ck: - Id —23 w WS 4d liar. x 9 9941 fd Ild IllsweektAga Arend , .. Ms SA 194 141 Osts. llys. beau Pus. As ad Us lapis IN Om 94 sr Od 11. 7d Id. Id Ns 74 s N Us Wads 14 41. 10 2b OA Ms Idads Td IL Td Us ad Ms ad 41s id Us 21 Us Ii ids 104401 ld Vs IS Us Id Us Sd dO. IdOis id 084 s JO% boas, rd PM& 11/. -- 7:ROLM 07•01 81 6LD , 11.14 261 Wm.—Wheat, 66.411: baby, 61.370: eels, 14,619: M. 16; bum, 3,689: pus, 174 qUirlaiL NOUN InownBo 313 31.00118310x3 II no AMMO POO OP witO MOOG TIM UX VOX/ WOO M 9 K 2 M • Mk • rob. v I Mar. 16 - - - • • •• • • • • •' • • • • MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Stmaa.-Tbe market is less asdive, but firm ; prices are maintained. Clayed Manilla sold at Ms. 3d. ; ordinary brown and low yellow Siam, 31a. 63. to Mie. Gel.; low to fine yellow, 365. Gd. to 3.98. ; low to fine white, Mi. Gd. to 435. 6d. ; middling to tine brown Java, 33e. 6d. to Ms. 61. ; low yel low, Ms. dd. to 375. ; fine yellow to good white, 295. to 435. Reaped firm ; brown lumps, 48s. 6d. Correa-The market is finn ; privately a Boating cargo of Bt. Domingo sold at 61s. 6.1. Tna.-The market is without animation. Fair black-leaf Congo= sold at Is. 4d. to la. 40. ; ordinary Tay4baza Congoas, 83. to Mt.-Common leeward' sold at la. Al. ; and Demerara, at Ia ltd. to 2.. proof. Rim is active. Arraean sold for cub at 10s. Gil., and Rangoon A 40. to IA. 40. 8.to). -Pearl sold at Is. to 2s. decline ; small, 17s. Gd. to 18s. ; medium and large, 16". to 19s. 6.1. ; dour sold at 16s. kIIPPER sold steadily. Si 344. to 4d.; Siam, 3ld. to 30. ; Penang, 3K to ' TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the gowned pipe; —Town tallow. 56e., net cash Petersburg, Y. C., on the spot, 695. 6d. ; all the moth, 59‘. to 595. 6d. ; April to June, Nis. to 565. 6d. ; July to Septe m b er , 565. ; October to December, 55a. 6cl. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply cf haute, and choicest kinds aro readily disposed of ; but generally the trade is dull. Prices es the p are about as at lifooday. The number of sheep is shout as of late. Good qualities are in demand, bat other kinds are makable. lamb, and calves are scares and dear. Our foreign supply consists of 130 beasts, 350 sheep, and 93 calves. cows, MR. Per stone of AM. a. d. a. d. Per stone of Ma ad.a. d. Bea Scots, Ilsrafda. 4 8 6 0 Best Ems& Ht.bsistlh 6 0 6 4 Brit abort-horas 4 6 410 Halt Long.wools.... A SI SlO ascoad meal. Inman 31 44 0 Do. k• Shona .... 4 10 6 2 Calves PIP badDas4llll4srada 6 8 6 0 Lambs Usssts M shark* 166; Mem sod lambs, 3,850 ; Qst,M, 144 "P' 2*** BKITHIPIILD HAT MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Nam. Davit God Co. report trade dull, at the followity plan :—Pries pasadow hay. 75e. to Ma. ; saps rise ditto, 90s. to 100. ; ishrior do., 150 s. to tiOa. ; clover, old, It 10. to Ills. ; ditto, am, sicced out, tiOa to Mo. ; straw, Sk. to ids. 14=1K 011fartb.49.e.holUdf tM 1111 - Neefolk 4 p.c.11/e..101404. SO 01 SUR 11l N. LW. sp.c/ Jaaahlgr OS Kai Atosh X. Xami. • 0.114. 10 01 MOO 'TIM KI W.l/141azad031.-.4elhal 0 ••• SHARE; L1528.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The railway share market to-day is flatter, not withstanding the reduction in the Bark rate of discount. Most of the principal stocks have declined f per cent. Midland has fallen per and. London and North Western Stock is now quoted 961 to 901 ; Great Western, 74 to ; Midland, 127 i to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111} to t; South Eastern, 84 to ; Caledonian, 961 to ; Great Northern, 109} to 1114 ; and Eastern ounties, 50 to it. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 11 to 111 dis. There is no alteration in Indian or Canadian descriptions. Ok %%ULM AND MCA. st. IPd I AMWAY/. yam I Selma. Tes - te7r7aT .41 16 lb idl 116 87 ull 261 We 1094 1101 1024 1 1 08k 129 121 107 109 712 714 40 II 1114 112 61 63 117 118 48 49 an 66 2 924 104 !!.4 lt d 12i it 11 pm 10l 10 Is 116 III) S 1011 102 6 dl. i 100 GO 00i 90f 01 00 100 :I l" Si MU TS 76 114 114 26 U id 64 $4 sd 69 60 VP 42 SO id SO el 106 rt T. 44 44 14 11* Icl 961 :a 1.1 64 11 f lell 44 46 40 46 79 al lost 2 die 6 C4 f 902 t BRITISH Phlß6t.tost. IR l I'd 1 RAILWAY!. i,:•espe pro m I yrbterJay. Atlantic • OA Lanni Bom. Dar. &C. In.g.6p.c Do. do. Z. EultalodlAkelf organ 61 72 9'2 N 36 364 4 i 6 7 Do. Proicresto Duff.,Braut,.&Godyrick d p.c. Bda, Aug. I 187 t asdoroodbyßuft.&L Do. Ju1y1,173, ditto. Do. June 1, 1871, ditto Calcutta & S. itatteru Caps T.&Dock 6 p.c.gua aylon, c ,4t 6 a por cent Katseo East lodlau 75 90 GS 70 06 70 4f If If fLi f i all If 11 99f VPI Do. Jubbulpore Do. 44 p. ct. Wheat Do. 6 p. et. do Do. do. do. 1965-7( Geelong & Melbourne Grand Trunk of °wads Do. 6 per et. Pref. DoMee.Pref.r. p.ctftc Do. 6 per ct. Debent. Do. 7 per et. 1862 Do. do. 1867 07 08 99e 1001 1} of dig 6S 7 69 62 40 42 48 66 98 ♦! id di 86 46 14 1 BO: lOresS Indian Peninsula --- Da New Gt. 8. or India g. 6 p. at Do. Do Gt. Week Camels, Shares Do. N 0..... Do.lp.e3dapay7s,w.op Do. bf do.. 77. wit op. Do. do. 78 Do.Bi ;La If Do U rpr7 .77 Med,. Goer. ei perper et. Do. do. I et. 1 2". 4 P ir ce•• I I (Et ilk 11. 16 91 90 a SA 92 $3 86 68 2 Itelb.Corp.ep. &Banda N. Bnuiswlek & C•oada alma • amp. ad Do. da land do no 4o a V, Do. do. Loud do Oudo aned) kind* DoltsMa.g. ned. 6).01 Trbsidelliaai nano 97 9. : . 1$ ' . t as IN 1 61 i DUCK 8. No. lU. 1 Docu. IPd I 0. prior I sales. NO. 410 St. Commorchu - 166,00) . fit. De. 6p. ct. Pref., llin 1100 - - I - 2006,655 St. part and West ladia , 100 -. -.- 6696,210 St. London 100 - 1,936600 St. U. Katharine lOO - -- NOM& St. Serlianiptaa - -.- 806000 St. UMW& lOO 08 100 N 5.000 10 DA New JOUR WOOL NM& No. IN. I AMA IN. la. prier. I dales. 10.000 100 Agra and V. Sir. Bank 12440 60 Australasia an 03 66 61 3 - 4 10,000 26 Bank of Epp. 6,000 100 Bank of London SO 51 68 - 51,00 20 Bank of Turkey 8 19 19 Us .- 96000 60 British N. Amoeba . all ... - - 86200 10 mat Bank of Irks, Australia, and China . all IN It - 19,9^0 II Crtrd. flora. of India, Lon., and China all U 84 - II 0000001 100 City 100 Colonial 4 26 0,00(019U Car of Canada all - -.- 16000. 100 Ocin. of London lO ..- 116,000, 90 ftg.ficot.dAusLCbartd all 169 IS 90,0001 IP G. lank of Switzerland all •-. .- ... 86,0001 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Aura all lie 229 - 116000, 110 London and County 00,000 60 London Joint Stock 10 -., - IN 1 20,000, 90 London & South African 10 2 If die 99 60,000 100 Lou. and West failure 3O IS 66 - 10.000: 100 Nat. Prow. a Bogland 42 - - KM, 20 Do. New l2 -. 10,0001 Id National Bank - 1(0001 20 New South Wales ad-. 60,400 i 26 tal Bank Uorporn all 50 51 26,000' 20 Bank 10,000' 100 Provincial ef Ireland - -- 6000 1 10 Do. New 16,006 26 South Amara& all •-•— -. 66000 26 Onion of Australia - .- 1919 60.000 110 Onion of London - 11.090 100 Unity lingual OO .- - - A Paris correspondent of the indipendance Beige, describing the second representation of Wagner's new opera Tannhauser, says :—" The opposition this time was not confined to laughter and murmurs, but was expressed in veritable hisses. The arrival of the Emperor and the Em press towards the end of the second act gave rise to a rather curious incident. Their Majesties entered at the moment when the tumult was at its height, and some applause having greeted them, the hissers who could not see the imperial box, thought the applause was a counter-de monstration, and groaned in consequence with redoubled intensity. It was some time before they understood that the applause was intended for their Majesties, and not for M. Richard Wagner. At the third act the noise recom menced, and at last M. Niemann, not being able to make himself beard, stopped, and addressed himself to the audience by a gesture as if he wished to know whether be was to continue. They reasented him, and at the end of the piece all the actors were recalled, in order that it might be seen that they were not included in the anathema." The Journal of St. Petersburg of the 2nd inst. has an account of the reception of Lord Napier as ambits odor extraordinary and plenipotentiary. On the same day Lady Napier had the honour of being received by the Em press, and Lady Crampton had the honour of taking leave of her Imperial Majesty. A demonstration took place last week in the Ste. Cecilia Theatre at Palermo. In a hymn recited by Mdme. Pocehini, a purge occurred to the effect that unity was only deception so long as Rome and Venice groaned in ser vitude. On hearing it, all the audience rose and shouted : "We must have Nome and Venice ! Italy must be one ! Garibaldi for ever !" * All the communions in Poland are uniting in one patriotic feeling; the Jewe have offered to the churches of Warsaw magnificent silver crucifixes, and the eatholics have presented the synagogues with ornaments used in the Jewish rites. THE Ray. C. H. Ser RGICON'S NEW TABERNACLE. —This noble edifice, at a cost of 30,0001., raised entirely on the voluntary principle, is now completed, and will be regu larly opened for divine worship in • week or two. A bazaar is being held there during this week, and a series of opening services will commeoce immediately afterwards, which will occupy the next month, and will be presided over by Sir H. Havelock, Sir S. M. Pato, M.P., Mr. E. Ball, M.P., Sir J. Burgoyne, the Rev. Dr. Steam, the Rev. John Spurgeon, ht. About 1,000/. beyond the sum required to defray the expenses of the building will be needed for the completion of the front boundaries, the fitting up of the schools, furnishing the students' claw-rooms, and other works which are not at present commenced, although only a b o ut 5,X,C,*. a Mill wanting to pay for the braiding. Mr. Spurgeon cannot m. Any aceriant be prevailed on to nee it for public worship on the Sabbath until the *hole of the liabilities are discharged, and in this laudable de termination his congregation entirely concur ; they are, rtherefore, using every endeavour to accomplish their task the end of this month. In a recent visit to the north of rod and to some parts of Scotland Mr. Spurgeon met wi • most cordial reception, and a liberal sum of money was collected to assist him in his gigantic undertaking. It is the rev. gentleman's intention to take under his especial care about 100 young men as pupils, to be trained for the ministry in that section of the Christian church to which he belongs. Nearly 20 are already receiving tuition, some of whom bid fair to become eminent in thew vocation. During the last seven years Mr. Spurgeon has preached about ten times • week to immense assemblages in the open air, as well as in large public buildings and chapels, besides other duties pertaining to his ministry.—Timcs. SETTLEMENT OF THE WAGES DISPCTE IN TILE BLACKBURN DIKTRICT.—The operatives of Darwen having resumed work this week, and thus brought the unhappy dispute between the master manufacturers of this distnct and their operatives to a close, the masters held a meeting at the Old 801 l Hotel, Blackburn, yesterday afternoon, and resolved, "That so much of the resolutions as refers to the home of work, lie., pared at the meetings of the trade held on the 13th and 27th ult., be rescinded ; and that the enclosed form of notice be sent to each employer, but it shall be optional whether they adopt it or not." The form of notice enclosed is as fellows :—"The notice given on the 28th of February lain is withdrawn, and in future our usual rules, in reference to giving and taking notice, will be revived.-21st March, 1861." It is to be hoped the dis pute is now finally settled. A MAN BLOWN FROM A RAILWAY ENGINE. The force of the wind may be inferred from the following painful occurrence which took place on the North- Eastern Railway on Tuesday. On the tender of the 11.35 a.m. up express from Berwick was John Lowrie, of Gateshead, fireman. The train passed Afar peth station at its usual rate at 1 o'clock, the wind blowing strongly at the time from the N.W., and as it reached Cmmlington the engine-driver observed that his assistant was not in his usual place on the tender. Ho therefore pulled up the train as quickly as possible, and going carefully back found the body of Lowrie over an embankment. The unfortunate man was taken up unconscious, and was at first believed to be dead. although no external injury was perceptible. A medical gmtleman, who was in the train, however, examined the injured man, and pronounced him to be still alive. He was then put into the train, and taken to the Central Station at Newcastle. Here Dr. Charlton was in attendance, and though Lowrie had not shown least signs of returning emismousness his state was not considered to be hop less. sad he was taken to the infirmary. Concussion of the brain is the injury sustained, build a late hour last night the state of the unfortunate man was reported to be a little im proved. He is 21 years of age, and, as the nature of his duties and his experience in them must have made him acquainted with the dangers of his cslling. his fall from the engine is fobs accounted for only by the strength of the wind then blowing; and this view would seem to he slip , ported by the fact of his having fallen clear o. the carriages. OADINAIIT MIAMI AND STOCKS. 119 ,Ittrut.WoL &StottrraL 111: 100 Birk.,Lan.,&CheaJono U all Blackburn 11 all I Blyth and Tyne U all. Boston, SlearriLdslo.o 91„ 10 !Bristol and tzder St. 100 ;0,0.10111m N all Cork and Bandon 10 all Cornwall 10 all 1/o. A Ano dlr. until 6 10 all Do. p.c. Is pald to IL all Dublin and Belfast inc. ID all Mod.. Perth, &Abd.ris. It. 100 Fad Anglian St. 100 Eastern oountles It. 100 Eastern Caton, Stuck A A, 100 Do. Nock B 10 all East Wolk St. 100 Edinburgh and Glows, 14. 100 Idintec,hrriti, Dundee I all Forth and Clyde Juno. St, 100 Glasgow &S. Wastarn 10 all Great North of Scotland la 100 Urast Northern 0 100 Do. A Stock N. 100 Do. B Stook It. 100 Gt. South &Wait. Oral 11 1. 100 Great Westero 100 Do.StourVaLGualltk WO Lancashire& Yorkshire 100 London and Blacking St. Wu Lon.,Brighton,&llooset at. 10 , ) ,Londou.ehatlimADor. N. 100 London & North Weetn. 14 all Do. Eighths 00, 100 London&SouthWastero 21 all Londonderrs&Coleraha 111 all Do. and F4lllOlllO St, 100 Man.,Shet,&Lincelnit 10 71 Metropolitas Was lib Do. New St. 100 Do. itirm.•Dseg 60 all MI& Gt. Ws. (10) 23 all Mid Kent 100 all Newcastle and Cada& 10 9 Newry& Arniegtadd.„ SO all Newry, Wormy. &DM St. 100 Norfolk St. 114 North British 0 all North Devon Rail. &D. 111 1. all Do. • N. I IN N. Fasiers—Berwtek ag. 1190 Do Do. . L ad.z.rlis g. 111. 1 00 00 North Do London. York 1 10 all Nortl4B.llaatanalum. 19g 174 North Btaffordshire St. 100 Nott.&GranthandLNO. - Portsmouth Ithrunoy Scottish Central Scotty" N L E Abor.ll4/t Scottish NMlana Shropshire Union ilittlngboaroottahows South boron South Santos South WAIN S. Yorksh. t Elva Dom aleaw.Wokinithm um a DIMe Modriou Du ditto Tat Yds I uTliff .01 : 6 4 • 44 44 114 112 • Do. Da M Vole • Lath In rieltds Ma. • PizaDoo • Wont Ostawall W.ltylaltl * -o xford Ditto Neort U Ditto Iliirdord 124111112101 1111111uLIS. 5 0 to 100 :d 664 90 Id 8 id 161 1 7C I 60 61 i6I i ... iae 711 I . 1111 hi lei 8 124 if 131 1 610 per me t Dears/n.14,1 Akar. Do. Do. Asplten. &Goan Yi-.11p.0t.N0. Do. de. Nat Do. New I p. et. dt intern 17nion. 4p. ot Ufa Obegow p. ol Edia,Putb.Dun..4. p.c. Great Northam 6 p. of Do.6e.red.st 10 poet. pen. Do. 4, poor cent Do.6p.ated.st p. c . GIN. fleoliand, let Peel Ga West.(Berkadtliante) Do. Mena 44 P. mat Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Irredeaa 4p at. Do.sp.etrodomo Prot Do. Glrm. Prof. nom Do.CbeeterPf.Bll.llo.4. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Bled Ow'. need Da (burl Gua.Blteret Do. do. do Do. do. do lanaaTorkatt. Saadi les.dartgla.dp.e.Gen Na I Do. 6 p.a. do. Ka l Do. 41 p. a do. .... Do. e. do. Pre. 4 Do. p.a. do. Da p.e.prf.sh d 0... De. 7p. e. Pref.Stook.. Do.dp.e. do. I W. EAD.P.,) Do i a C. (div. def. till Las. Astir= and Dover Loodondrryd Ennio th llonith L 6 of. Luc.' p. Do. Do. 6i Par Cent •. Do.redeemablo 6p.ct. lidlond Cono.6p offload D.Con. DoOono Br.* 8.6p.e Do. 46 p.ot. Prat Stook Do.lot.d. Melo naps. Norfolk p.:LEL Stood ortk ftftkik 6 per omit Ds Now Ove. 5 p. et . D. border Union goo N. lloo—Cons.4 p.o.Prf do Do. Undo 'pct. No. I DOAN& 11. & &quo. North Illolordstdro. Coot Now Pot flool/I.l.l.lp.ot.ProLat Dodder. g0.6p.c... Do. I pal Prot Stork 6. Devout Mod 41 p. tkilb& (Road. An. o.c c. D. 4d per coot Do. flood ad por mot & Woks S. 4 p. cool Do. 4. per coot & Yorks gm Stock.&Darllost p. on /p.c Do. do. Bhp De. do. edits rfotor.a It Moony op.o W.1464-011.1steunot U. do. and do Do. Now,. f pet. Prof Do.do.pozp. 6 p.et. prof IFS 106 Ile 106 121 113 115 111 113 103 104 SI $5 • 00 811 81 • 02 101 102 01 101 17 18 10* 10i 74 75 20 21 10 1 12 1:1 US 13 112 114 112 114 126 140 112 114 100 102 148 158 128 181 TO 73 87 88 14} 1b 131 p. 134 136 90 161 91 Oa 111 113 109 111 91 9 1 * ". 1 * MI i Ps ii" tel 130 122 id 1410 id OS ia 96 100 01 94 OS 100 116 87 NI 2I 21 46 44 126 196 LLB 121 OS 100 121 148 11011IIGII ZAILWAYL — an 'Antwerp * Rotterdam Ardennes al' Tp.a Male's 11. all Maalai N Ondassete all SO /Oman= Mae & Ran. , all !VT...Mauston 10 Dutch Rhenish all ,'Reatern of France 10 Kid. Russian 5. p. a. all 'Gt. Central of Francs MI Gt. Lusemlm.Const. all Italian Junction au I..au coast.). a Baia all laerrs and Turnhout all Lynne and Groans all Maria Allt*lbill all Natn.*Llt go 1 . LI the all Do. ep.0.111. I Belg.gov. all Northern of France 16 Do. New Shares ell 'Norwegian Trunk PPM an Parts, O r e Msdit. an Paris and 16 Rad* and S. Francisco Marna nbeiz e e. 10 Ri g gsawl Duna all Rams and . . Rola Moral Swedish I Do. 7 per cent. Dianbre and Nome Do. 5I per cent. Prof. Ban Paulo Rim. 47 wen 11.4Dettili Loes-Vonelki• liraAber; — ad /Isom - Most Ilmoders W , Ds. est. I se N. pia W. et PM ant. 1 1/esters et Amine 1 11 It it 4 ills 24 del 1 1 71 TI II 10 20 Ifli We 8 2 IT 18 U 67 • 16 d. 161 J 1 l iki 4 AN 6 ti u u 100 100 100 10 100 aik 100 011 am' 100 103 100 100 100 100 Ofoi 5 5 I 5 I 5 7 5 I MONEY MARKEI,(THIS DAL) REDUCTIoN IN THE BANK BATE OF DISCOUNT. Two °limit. The Bank of England have this day reduced the minimuut rate of discount from 8 to 7 per cent. The measure, having been fully anticipated, has had no Wee: upon the stock markets, which are rather flat. Comiola are quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. In English railway stock 4 au average decline of per per cent. has taken ',lack•. The Bank of France has reduced its rate of dis count front 6 to 5 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 12c., being nearly per cent. worse than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 911 and 92 for money, and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 92 for moth, and 921 to 1 for the. 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—lndia !Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001 ; ditto scrip, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 27e., 20s. dim. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 35., 2a. prem. ; ditto, June, 10s., die. The foreign stock market is rather quiet. The inquiries for Mexican Bonds are not quite so numerous as yesterday, but the price is steady. Turkish Bonds are likewise well supported ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 76 to 1, and that of 1854, 56 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 (exchange 128.); Equador New Consoli dated, 12i ; Mexican Three per Cents., 241 ; ditto for account, 241 ; New Grenada Active, 16/ ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1863, 46/ ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, All ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, fur account, 75 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 551, 56, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 68 ex div. ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 1001. Eight thousand pounds in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The Kangaroo, which sailed yesterday for New York, took only 2,4001. in spsxie and the Borwiaia 10,0001. in bar silver. The New York, which also left yesterday, had no specie ou English account on board. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very active, the sales reaching 25,000 bales. Prices exhibit the important advance of id. since last Friday. At Lloyd's the premiums for outward risks to the northern American ports have not yet experienced any change. Homeward risks from the lower or southern ports are done generally " free from cap ture, hostilities and effects of popular commotion," and in a few instances where it has been desired to cover this risk 30s. additional premium has been given, but until the next American mail arrives it is uncertain what additional risks attending com merce may develop themselves. At the meeting of holders of New Grenada Bonds, held yesterday, the arrangement entered into with the government of that state was ratified. A committee of bondholders was appointed to consider the best mode of dealing with the lends *aligned by the government. . . . G;eat disutisfaction was expressed in the Stock Exchange yesterday by persom interested iu Equador Bonds in consequence of the discovery that the fact has hitherto been suppressed of a remittance of 5,0001. having recently come forward on account of the bondholders. In the Bankruptcy Court yesVrtlay a second clan certificate was awarded to Mr. Bryan, of the firm of Poole and Bryan, shoe manufacturers, of Now Oxford-street and Northampton, whose partner (Poole) has been sentenced to penal servitude for fraud. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,2921. (owing partly to the Liverpool Races); the Great Northern an increase of 1,1621. • the Great Western MI increase of 1,3121. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,9961. It is understood that the forthcoming return of the lAncaahire and Yorkshire Railway Company will show an increase of 1,11001. ' The Great Northern Railway Company have no tified that in future their traffic returns will be published a week earlier than heretofore. Their practice will thereby be assimilated to that of the other principal railway companies. We understand that the petition of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company (Limited) will come before the standing orders committee of the House of Commons to-morrow. Petitions from many of the principal towns in the United Kingdom, including Liverpool, Manchester, Bir mingham, Bristol, Hull, Newcastle, and Leeds, signed by bankers, brokers, shipowners, and others, as well us from various chambers of commerce, have been presented to the committee in favour of a suspension of the standing orders of the house, so as to allow of a new bill being passed this ses sion. A similar petition has been numerously signed by leading houses in London. Irrespective of this, owing to agreements which this company has wade with various canal companies, and front the permission of the trustees of the turnpike roads, the lines to Birminghani, Manchester, and Liver pool are being prosecuted with activity under the direction of Mr. Robinson, the company's engineer. It is believed that the public may be ena b led to send their telegrams for one shilling by the month uf Mac next. - . Subjoined are the latest (loots - tions ofinsuratiek gas, dock t and other shares, as given in the last Stook Exchange list: Insurruce—Atlas, 13i ; Argus, 30, 29 ; Clobe, 100 ; London and Provincial Marine , 2 ; Marine, 954 ; Ocea n Marine, 74 ; Phoenix, 166 ; Rock Life, 84, ; Thamea and Mersey Marine, 3; Universal Marine, 3. Gas—Brighton, ?. 2 , 4, ex div ; City of London, New, 7;:, ex thy. ; ditto B, G 4, ex div. ; Commercial, 314 ; Impenal, 804, 80 ; ditto New, 544 ; iendon, 614 ; ditto Blue Pre. femme, Gl4 • Westminster Chartered, 724. Dislci—Ealt and West India, 1174; St. Katherine, 554, 56. Waterworks—Red* 44 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, US. Csaal—Regent's, 23. The Dutch Rhenish Railway Company announce the payment of the interest, due the let prox., on their loan of 4,800,000 8. The annual meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company is called for the 301.1 i inst., when a dividend is to be declared. With regard to the wine trade, the monthly cir cular of Mr. F. W. Cosens says : .Nnes addressing you by the last mail our wine and spirit market has been eomewhat inactive, owing partly to the preFautioaary measures taken by the Rank of Englind in maintaining an unusually high rate of discount, and a feeling of uncertainty (which existed until within the last few days) u to an alteration in the present mode of levvin4 the duties on wines. Now that the government have decided not to make any change, fresh confidence will, doubtless, be infused. Late in the met month, the leading cognac houses issued their circulars, fixing quotations for vintage 1860 : at Pre sent, however, this has failed to impart a stimulus to ope rations. The Board of Trade returns for the past rear prom beyond doubt that the consumption of wine is steadily Increasing. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American eecuritiesdnring the . pie , week has been without violent fluctuations. The arrival of the President's address hail been looked forward to as likely to muse a marked change in prime. The only effect, en far, has been to cause a slight decline, Illinois Central closing dull at 2 . .. discount ; and Erie shares at 97 per share. State and railroad bonds are more inquired for, and are not freely offered. The ships Thomas Sparkes and Bowden have been taken up for the conveyance of government stores to Calcutta and Bombay respectively. Murmur/ Itacurr Marcum—The Oxford and Cambridge racket matches will take place as Prison's Club, Hens-place. Slosnestreet, the double match to-mormw, the tied init. Merin. Ainslie and Sainabury will repre sent Cambri.lze, while Messrs. Walker and Kennard will play for Oxford. The sing'.e match will be played on Monday, the 2.lth, when Meatus. Walker and Aiu.lie will contend fur their respective univenities. lake waxy WI o.m. ii Ed 118 id 118 rd 110 108 Its ad zd - Ps al