The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-27 00:00:00

Alp VII &salved in 186 L Ile states that he invested lip orb of 10,000 f. m the above Arco, which had been saffirely l o t, cid that be had been roug ht in • considerable debtor. y fund, lie stake, i n the court of chancery sufficient ;;;Csst the Fortasrehip debb. ros was the Ant sitting. Mr. Chatter* accountant, was Aso trade mess. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) gem ye. seanicess of the Central Oriented Court this The sommiesioners premat Z s * A . Be'order, Russell Rig, the Right. Hon. *Laid MArat, WARN Stormer . mi... g e m Mr. Aldine& Lame se, Mr. Alderman Offs ide, Mr. Aidemasa and Sheriff Hakim Mr. Akillitolla and go d Delay, Mr. Under-Sheriff De Jersey, tem 'be weather of prisomirs in the first edition of the N yder ie 109. The Itworder, in his charge to the grand jury, said there l es see ease which would be brought before them which yie ld sweet considerable difficulty, mad must of neemmity Nate some anxiety. The owe he alluded to was one in each la Italian was charged with the wilful murder of • ma gamed Michael Harrington. It would be idle, he said, attempt to conceal from them the fact that would r, upon the depositions, namely, that one primmer already beau charged with the murder of the same puss and bad been convicted. The evidence that weld g.dasced was not the same that was iiven maim* the sttie man, but it would appear from the endows that would yid before them that there were certala twee in ew use which were undisputed. On the 21th December it appeased that • pasty of Enilisinnea were werabled in the bagatelle-room of a public-house called tics Golden Anchor, and also a party of Italians, who were sweried in the tap-room of the same house. The parties led been in the house for some time when some quarrel rook place amongst one or more of the Italians. There ass a dispute as to whether there were one or more went mW the bagatelle-room, and a woman named Kint b za i Mooted down, and the potman, • man named Re , u stabbed, after wch the deceased man, Mich Bolcom was stabbed, sad shortly afterwards died Loss the effects of the wound. The question which arose ens, who the person was who inflicted that wound. It ap peared by the depositions that no wltaeeses would be called e a e actually saw the stabbing of the deceased . Mrs. Sing weld be celled ; but she stated that the prisoner was not the man who knocked her down, and the potman. Rebbeek, would also be called, who would also state that cp s wiener was not the man who stabbed him ; b i t then was no witness whose evidence appeared Is the depositions who saw the dere:teed stabbed err who did it. The evidence against the prisoner was first icy own Itatement. It appeared that he gave himself into ..wely, sad stated that his object was to rescue the nun who bad been improperly oommitted for the offence. The primer, however, did not actually say that he committed the murder, but his statement was that he and some other 1 , N ...0 we d the bagatelle-room, and there was a fight, w e he used his knife in self-defence—and, as he aid, to enable himself to get out of the room aim, ad that in the struggle he stabbed three or her pewees. This latter portion of his statement was II some way corroborated by the landlord of the house, who, itappeared, had had complaints from three persons ethe they had been stabbed on that night. That was, how. ewer, net the oely evideeee. It would appear that on the sight is gentian the prisoner made a statement to some eau to the effect that he had need his knife, and he gave that party the knife, which he asked him to take can of. It would also weer that the prisoner was in employment at the time, and on the night in question he did not return to his lodgisgs, bat kook shelter in an outhouse, and slept epos some shavings, and did not afterwards return to his mopioyment. This statement, which the Recorder re. meted was not made afterwards, but at the time of the weemeece, would go somewhat io support of the statement made by him subsequently. As he had said, the case was ace of umiderable difficulty, but it would be for the peed jury to say whether the evidence was such that they could tad a primCfacie cue upon which they could return altos b il l. His lordship alluded to a charge of neen. shudder, in which a man was charged with cawing the death of his child by neglect. The primer was a widower, and lived with his children and it appeared they were found by some of the neighbours ia • most dreadful state of dirt and filth, and almost peishise from hunger. They were removed to the unioa, where the diseased (the younger child) shortly afterwards died. It was found that death was mimed in reality by in eameratice of the lungs, but the medical testimony was to ths effect that death was accelerated by neglect. The pri soner' it appeared, was employed as a lighterman, and mold earn good wages, although there was no evi dence that he had actually the money in his bands wherewith to renews, the wants of his children • but he was boned to tell the jury that if the primes wee in a position to procure employment and did not do so, and his child died through his neglect, be was criminally responsible. The Recorder then drew the attention of the jury to a charge of manslaughter against two persons named Joss and Lancaster. The charge arose out of the accident to the Blackheath Railway Tuned. The accident was coned by a collide° between a ballast train, which bad stopped in the tunnel, and a passeniee tesin,which was pass iveroh and it was alleged that it was in conse quence of 'the prisoners' neglect. The prisoner tea mster, the gaud of the Whist train, ought to have gone to the sad of the Main sad made a signal to prevent any other teak from entering, which he omitted to do, and the private Jams, who was the signalman, gave a signal to the effect that the train had passed through, whereas it had is reality stopped in the middle. The defence of the primes was that they were engaged at the time ; but it would be for the grand jury to say whether, upon the widow, the were of opinion that they were criminally impmeribleHaring alluded to one or two more cases the greed jury proceeded to their duties, and the ordinary balker of the court was proceeded with. WILLIAM WEAVER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL FOB BIGAMY. On Saturday, at the West Bromwich Police-ooart, Won the sitting magistrates, Masan. W. Sharp, R. Beg irt], sad T. Beerick, William Weaver, who was arrested es Turley night last, was brought op in custody on • aerie ef bigamy. Mr. Travis appeared for the proem:intim. The primer was undefended. Mr. Trivia explained the nature of the evidence he had to caw, from which it appeared that the prisoner bad married a young woman named Bliss Moore in 1849, that the parties cohabited together at West Bromwich, Tiptoe, sad Mbar places, and that in 1857 the accused went with his wife sod two children to Manchester, where he wetly afterward, deserted them. The wife and family monied there till last week, when receiving intimation that her husband had committed bigamy at Wolverhampton ia 1864, by intermarrying with • person named Mary Diakeater, she came over to West Bromwich, and • vairmat having been procured, the prison was arrested at coulusion of a religious service he had been holding on Temeley sight, at St. George's-hall, in West Bromwich. Be (Sr. Travis) need not t r ace th e pruioner's rather eventful _ Ilebbert : "No, don't.") Suffice it to say he had Moe a rather, clown, and local preacher. Gene Moore, filer, residing at West Bromwich. was then elled, and deposed to having known the primmer for nearly Milloll yeses. Was present at his marriage with witness's sister, Eliza Moore, at the parish church of Tiptop, October 29 , 1849. The duplicate certificate produced was owing copy from the register. Had received it from the Bev. Mr. Ter, the incumbent of the parish church. Tiptoe, who bad efusi his signature to the certificate. Prisoner's wife bad beta in Manchester for about eight years, during the first Mika of which the parties cohabited together. Thos Primmer—Are you the brother of Eliza Moore? Witam—Tes, I am. Prisoner —Will you swear it 1 Witness—l Primer —You say your sister lived with me, are you posi tive it te your sister . (Laughter.) Eltelee-0( comma 1 am. 1 " Primer then asked a number of irrelevant qua.. firm The Mart witness called was Wm. Mansell, parish clerk at °gorges Church, Wolverh a mpton, w h o d e p oee d so having lheeePclesst st the priso ner ' s secon d marr i age , =October/0, 14 . to Mary Drink water, at the church obove named, Lod reamed a copy of the entry in the register of marriages, mil it wee a true copy. He was married by a oratificate ha m the Midair. Could not ideality Mary Drinkwater, het identified the prisoner. C reisweamined by the prisoner —Could swear that pi *air O the man. Had not seen him when he wee • 444411 "'be Agricultural Hall in Wolverhampton. Never Weeded melt *nee. ilsangbter.) Police-mtgeent Thomas Lester said he apprehended the Priam" 00 the evening of Tuesday lest, at 10 o'clock at Nht, is St. Ceor ge's•ttall, West Bromwich, on • charge of alucr sad he lot to reed the warrant to him. He told witness Llathz himself, he would go with him. He said he lotto no emit person as Mary Driakwater, and then his into calledout to tem, and he said he did sot know her. The 'amble certificate produced we. found in prisoam's 1::tibook. The dates b a d b een a lt ere d f rom 1864 t o ?tad Uwe were several other erasures and robetitu. Dm. The certificate purported to be of a marriage Mtwara William Weaver sad Mary Beloit water. his Mansell recalled—identified the certificate as being in handwrithig. It w as made out by witness on the naof October, 1864, but th e do tea and ages had been altered, "a with those exceptions it was • true copy of the one cit ron Predated. The date of the oertificate had been altered heat 1861 to 1862. The same& was then fully committed to take his trial at emeteg Stafford MOWN 011 the charge of bigamy. Pepecg or WAILER AT THE 11A101111.-oln eal , h ePagaty the Queen, the Lady's Newspaper, and Court q ."'''' 44 e,_..e. soots, that the Priam of Wake bee takes • ^ 41 • 41 b ath at the Hanuoun :—" The visit of the Prises ".‘ gamin the forecoon of Friday, and during bils iribicla was under two hours) the bath wu reserved min ue ler the nee of himself and Major Teesdale. The seals "fltie waited nun by the maoater of the bath and of the principal shampooer, He coeformed very to all the regulations of the establishment. Before "Zi e mtthe Ham ma the Prime ord e red a very handsome to he di z i a t:ibuted mow the attendants. sad el- Mesta kunaslt greatly planed With his exparimos." Arrival lit the week ending 7th March last year, 373 calks, and delivery 2,153 mita The arrival last week comprlead 905 casks Australia, and 46 casks trove other places: total, 90a casts. METROPOLITAN oermac MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is oossiderably smaller than on Mon day hat. The trade is very dull, and prices generally are lower. A few of choked quality realise last Monday's geotatioaa. There are a few more sheep ; and the dead markets being better supplied, trade is dull, at lower prices. Calves also are rather cheaper. From Germany and Holland there are I.rso boasts, 4,600 sheep, 183 calves, and 120 pip ; 8 290 besets ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1.900; Deland, 1273, 1 4 330 from the North and Midland ormatiss. Per etas. et Übu ti d. e. d. Per Moos ot Poo e. Lad. Ilea kola, Herelda. 4 1 6 2 Dist Deadt a/4MM 0 0 0 Ilest iiihrhhoras 4 4 0 Best Loy{-w0015.... 6 4 6 Sewed qua. bowls 2 8 8 De. do. Shorn 00 0 Delves I 4 8 Do. de. Shorn .... 0 0 0 IlestDesltHU-tevela 6 1 6 0 lawBB 0 0 0 Beasts at market. 3.640 ; sheep and Webs, 15,000: calves, 866 : DIP. 320- BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nam. Pattenden aad Smith report the market in a very healthy state ; stooks are very short, with a eontinued de mand for masamptioa gs&I( on. Prima are firm for all deseriptioes. Cuireney ; Xll end Fast Kent., 120 s. to 140.. ; Mid and East 0~ 160 a. to 190 s. ; Weald Beats, 115., to 150 a. ; Swam. 110 a. to Me. The Crown Prince and Crown Princess will leave Bailie for Stettin es the Ist of Mara, sod will remain there about tutee weeks. A new chapel (Russo-Greek) for the Russian Embuey has bees opened is Welbeckotreet. The chapel. which will hold about 100 pormem was well filled Yeit•cdaY• Amongst these resent were t h e Remise Auebsseader (Bans Brunnow) sad the Bemuse* the Turkish Arnhem dot (Ilusuras Boy), Madame Maseru, and the 316•01 Yawns; the Austria* Aculataudot (Count Rudolph Away% the Princess Iteriatinsky, Madame Baring. Noritsky, Priam 03401111C0W Buss Freidrieks* P ri nce Ortrewmff, besides weee;al of the Wenn Russian and °seek merrhents in Ludas. The RuseoGreek ritual tourists of prayers and daunt, ladies about two home. It was chiefly misdirect by the atch•prieet. At the etreedurion of the service, a eonfernion of faith was rude by the esavegation, la Merin the woes, whisk wad held by he erah-priest. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1865. OOLONIAL Gov/imam COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANB.-(THIS DAY.) The arrivah of English wheat fresh up to our market to-day were very modem* but in fair average condition. Belulled samples were in request, at full prices ; but all ether kinds moved off heavily, at late rates. There was a full average supply of foreign wheat on the deeds ; nevertheless millers pa chased authority, at about lad week's quotations. Only a limited supply of English barley was on offer ; bat the show of foreign was extensive. Grinding samples moved off steadily, at fall quotations. fn other kinds the traneadhos were rather limited, at late rates. Malt-the supply of which was good-was a slow in quiryve, but not cheaper. The supply was seasonably ex- Wetensi were scantily supplied with oats ; yet the demand for them was inactive, at last Monday's improvement in the quotations. The supply of psu was on the increase. Small de scriptions oommandd extreme rates, but other kinds were a dull inquiry, and the turn lower. Very few pale were brought forward, and the inquiry for them was atarilln at full quotatioes. Band flour was in good request, at 21s. to 200. Other kinds were arm, at full prices. The snivels of floating cargoes off coast have amounted to 53, via., 19 wheat, 9 mine 13 barley, 3 rye 1 millet seed, 6 liaised, sad 2 oottooseed, Wheat has declined 6d. to la. per qr., with an inactive demand. Chianti has ohanW, hands at Ms. 6d. to 375. ; Marian ii, 351. per 49215 e. Eno", 345. per 480111 s. No tnoeadioes of impedance have beer reported in miss, pit no material change has taken place in penes. Odessa has sold at 25a. Cl. to 265. 3d. per 49211 e. Barley is in limited request at late rates; Ibrail, 18a. 3d. ; Danubian, 12s. 6d. per 4001ta The automat of business transacted in rye ham been limited to two cargoes. which have changed hands is follow. :- Ibrail, 21s. 9d. ; and Wallaohien, 225. 6d. per 480 lbs. In teem nothing has tramline& Barbary are nominally worth Z.h. to 335. per 480 lbs. Danubian • mi ll etseed is offered st 21e aad Syrian Dui, T3e. to 24a. per 4801bs. The trade for lia ised I. very then, but no improvement has taken place in the currencies. Calcutta, 584. ; Ninepin eadPatne, 59a. ; Bombay, 595. dd.; Odessa, 565. 9d. per qr. Black Sea, for shipment up to the end of July, 575. per goatee. The following are the quantities of Fast India linseed afloat for this country : . 1864. To Load= from Calcutta 110 ,186 5612 qrs. 190,418 qrs. To Liverpool from Calcutta To Hull from Calcutta 36,206 qrs. 4,320 qrs. To London from Bombay To Liverpool from Bombay Linseed cakes command an active sale, sod the late advance in prices is fully maintained. Cottonseed cakes have changed hands freely on former terms. Farmonde, 51.75. 6d. per too. Rapeseed is dull : Gamest, 63a. ; Ferozepore, 565. ; Madras, 575. ; yellow MIN* 53e. to 555. per quarter. The following are the quantities of East India rapeseed esti mated afloat for this noun, :- _ 1865. 1864. To London from Calcutta 1,355 qrs. 3,859 qrs. To London from Bombay To Liverpool from Bombay Cottonseed is firm at late rates. Egyptian, Decembm shipment, 71. 71. 6d.; ditto January shipment, 71. se. to 71. 61. per ton. Clover and most other mods are firm is price, but the Iin &WINS doing is by no means extensive- ARRIVALS or SLIM —English : Linseed. 190; rapeseed, 80 ; sad sundry, 269 qrs. Forei g n : Linseed, 1,764 ; cotton seed, 4.500; oilseed, 2,618 ; and sundry, 50 qrs. Irish pass, 50 qn. ExPoirro.—Whest, 25; ante, 102; liaised, 2,810; oil seed, 838 qrs. 91311111 NT PRIC9II. Itiotaa. oo S. Irt P Zoom Cm* t0d,11119 U to 39 Sada. teed°i". , , __, 1664 36 to 41 . Be. vitae, sees se to 46 Norfosad ithat. - 11114 40 to MI tieeteh potato DM., white . black EILIIL Maw= Tick t;15114 - ss to 40 nu.s.rr Malan 29 to SIS P isit W s g Harrow S 1 to SS 34 to ST 31 to 40 ST to 41 a~+nai~..:. rswu Per Qs. & 17 to 22 tor• to 28 19 to U 18 to 211 .Mlll/f. Moos INA& grey Mr: 34 to 1111 33 to 34 MOIL Town nide, per 240 lb.. New 0421. Country Zuglkb, feed lO to 13 Norfolk end Suffolk. „ potato l3 So 17 ea ship IS to IS 101131111. Per Qr. WILT. I e. Dents& end ffestp berg 4O to 50 ffeetack & Da= 37 Se 39 Znerfais. hard Zoe; Norfodc. -- ind _Suffolk . _ St to 01 Elngstan and Wars 64 to E lir 0 - 7i ii -- — --- ii to ii HT/ i; io Anglein, red . 40 to 42 .. 43 to 45 BAzisi. Per Qr. OM L Danish and Swedish 18 to 81 Russian _ 18 to 21 Grinding S3 to 22 24 to 27 !Y W 22 OATS. minuet — bee se l loPusa 336336 ram DIItCh, !lay ---. is to ta 7 teed ASKITALB 01 OWN, da., WATEL CAREW:IX MOM GIVE. lo SI kn id to 118 Immix MIL Mae 2B to 90 Yellow _ 2O to 27 nova. Franck per sock .... 10 to 12 3 10 3111111 . .. 31 to 32 Amotiotto, par 0n . .. 21 to 18 Outodlaa. 20 to 28 STO LONDON, RYLAND AND FER. 18 TO FEB. 26, INCLU- SHARE LIST&-(TH18 DAY.) Two o'OLooz. There is little business in the railway market to- day, apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement, and prices generally are unchanged. The tendency, on the whole, is rather favourable. London and North Western and South Eastern stocks have risen # per cent.., and Lancashire and is Yorkshire t. Great Western exceptionally heavy, and has declined t per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 124 to 121 ; Great Western, 72 to 73 ; Midland, 134 to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 to 1; South Eastern, 861 tot ; Great Eastern, 46 to t ; Great Northern, 130 to 132 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 117 t to 114, ex div. and ex new. Foreign and colonial railway securities are inactive. 1 .. Wheat. ilarley. a. , isetalt ... 62 V l9 28 5 I Farelipi .. .... 16 . 581 —,— Total.— 0219 1 21/774 I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ze =crew AND nirresuunoser. TILZORAPH.) (Thom we owl coauseoweezer.) The market ♦q steady, sad demand brisk. Wee will probably foot up 10,000 re 12,000 bales. 114}1.0414. Beam Piss b : l l . oar. I 13737, 16Tio 1823 , 21132 ... I iis 13766, 9867 Ina 666 I .. k2t7 MINCING-LANZ.--aHIS DAY.) SIJOA3.—The market has been firm dote Friday, bat quiet. Refined continues in active regaled at full to rather dearer edam Corrom—The market continues brisk. Tinnivelly sold at id. advance, other descriptions at full rata. Rms.—About 5,00 W. bags sold, chiefly Rangoon, at Rs. 701. In other articles so Wee of importance reported. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of b5O casks of West India. 7,000 bass Mauritius and Natal, and d,OOO bags of Ram India auger, 140 cams coffee, 4001packagee Assam tee, 9,000 bags rice, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKST.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Prices ii.;s quoted u follows : Town tallow. 41i. 3d., net cede ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 40s. 6d. ; new, 40s. 6d. ; 31sroh, 40a. 3d. to 40s. 6d. ; June, 41e. 3d. ; October to December : 42e. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. - 1 leer. Stook on %and this day —.mai 45,568 68.868 Delivery last week 1,255 2,6111 Ditto from lid Jame 155,061 60,112 Arrival last week Ditto trein lot Jane 72,930 80,103 TriceY.C.on the spot thledayawt 1 445. Od. 4116. to. Ditto Town lass Prides 1861 1966. 49,176 1.976 7L3 4 7 960 73,702 40s. 491. 63s ONDINAB.Y IllAiill AND STOCKS. Mu I Pt 1 lLLawAra. in larwa.,WoLd atom Vat 1110 Tynaand all ErtonXialt 114.0 UM Bristol 100 Coladoola aad n all Oa& and Bandon W Cornwall all Do. • IA no dlr. until all Do. 111 p. o. IWO to E. all Dublin and Ballad Juno all Dndoo,PartbAnbd.ln ISO lidlnbargband Diaagow sad S. irorn 109 lariat &aim Ortt Do. _ Stook Do. IL Ans.itk., &rest Itort&t&Soollaild Destilleetbank De.A 141.rea. mat. as Doi) Map. a. la paki B Gt. &oath & West. (Do ) Gram Waiters Do.Stoor Vel.GaLlltt Do. Booth _ no. ii.Tud:—liiiiiiil 100 I BO: Do No wyo~l 100 Do. Do. HIM ord 100 'loocashlrott Yorkshire 100 1 1.90d0n sad Blickwill 100 i Lon., Me n , Coed 100 *Do, 100itoam& North Wale. 100 j Loutioo4Boutlio let I 110a.,8kal. Marawi . wwl Do. Do. fab w r i ml I lietropoUtwa I Do. New ilaillasd Do *ow _ _ a . Dlbl Ili. aM to• I Do. Mans Mid lon Mid IC n..) mils„Partki?egi ! ;117.11.selni7wic177, I no. G. N. L. 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Warshaw (L. O'Meara (Limited)._ G.Credltd Fin.aLon.(L NIL Mos Navigation Home& aolools.l As. (L.) liadson'sßar Humber Iron Works(L) itut n ifer.OdAgea. ( L.( .7lng (Mai Internatiodal Contract Internat. YlnanAtoe. (L.) intaruaLLand Cralli(L Italian land. Italian hag. (Om Cov.) Do. d p. e. r. 1870 lantana Dboonnt(L Land &murales (Lisa.) Load. African Trading Lood.andealedno. lit. L Lon.CountyLandetap iLoad.bot Tang. I Load. lima Ara Iland. G. Omnibus L niti..lolaatEng.Coil Load., Italian, &matzo Lond.lier. Disoonnt(L) Lond.Provincialigar Madras Owl Do. I.llnrina Inveaiment (1 ) )Lauritina Ilfadit. Salon. TaL ''YWwal Iron Wolica Natal Land t 001. C. (L Wetland OIL Qom. (L ational financial (L ,Nationallrov.lLaringL ,ItsbuddaCoal I. N.Zoaland TALean(L , Northemenimanne(L) I N.DriLaneranales(l.) N.l3dt.allesesa. le. LL NonSeotiao.an&L. , 1 ) ! Do. do. 'Ocean Marina bison leriental Ceranenrolel(L iOriental Fineaseni(Un. Do iniment Gas (Llamas* I . New Ortentanlandfineun) tago & athlandinv g een 'Ottoman leinsonal (L ) 'Ottoman Or (Unified Do I Panaa& IL So. esua(L.) . , Do. New Meellalv.Land&len.(L) Peninsular & 0. REIM Do. do. Itew Pasterns L., It, 11.(L I itrnrilWlre. tab J. Cin Imam. (1 ) Ditto ditto . ... Malleteane I de Anal otaustra inn* MI I Do. _ Anna, butglit,&Co.(L. ISealnnan.,rheypte(L) illAtrkoa Y. a IL CL. , Do. Second Lena 'South Anetralten Land hatenartse Telegraph Do, Scrip 11h1.0nentrueshllain.(LI lfnet IThiuseatlfenerle. na (L.)l itAgesoyedA r. L. Co. of U. Caudal Irn.lforine of Llver.F l Take. Co. WWI. Owfverallartise Ina UmArtanatta(Usa. Via Dlsaisn's Land Wanaut Flstice(Lba WeatlodisiPactice PREFERENCE El :117;otaiu6OitlioiTzte;coioo No. 1, 107. I—Original, b per mat. redeemable mete- Great _ Groat Wi moos, 103, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. BaLia asd Sas Fmnalmo (Lim.) gm. 7 par oat., 16. Ottoman (Smyrna to Maio), 10}. South Austrian sad Lombardo-Faustian, 21. f. GREAT FIRE AT '3ln , cas. Harkins', HOUNDS DITCH. —The moat extensive oonfiagration that has ensured at the east end of London for a ooesiderable time, oc curred last night in the extensive pile of premises be. longing to Messrs. Defile' and Sons, gas illuminators sad glass chandelier merchants, he., 136, Boundeditce. The premier were six stories high, and contained property valued at many thousand pounds sterling. After some time the firedripped down theloopboles of thediffereetfioors, and reached an immense gas meter fully charged with gas. Ose of the principals of the firm called out that mikes the gas was immediately turned off, the whole of the premises would be blown into the air, when Coaductor Wood jumped from the railings, in Gravel-lane, entered the base ment, and happily succeeded in turnieg off the ERR Coder the direction of Captain Shaw, his Grace the Doke of Sutherland, Lord Richard Grosvenor, the Hes. Slyest Wortley, and the other officials of the brigade, sad In spector Oakley, of the London, Chatham, and Dover Rail way Compaay, with their angles, sad Mr. Matthews, of the firm of Penn and Co., rendered great aseistasee, The damage done is very serious, amounting, it is thought , . to 30,0001. Amongst the goods destroyed were some just completed for France. The whole of the Bohemian and German crystals, of which the build!op contained a veal quantity, are supposed to have been also consumed. From the fact of the flames commencing in the top floor where the paraffin and other oil' were kept it is premised that some of the oily rags ignited. Fortunately the ism wee in sured io six of the principal Loudon fire offices. Henoeforth the services in St, Patrick's Cathe dral, Dublin, will be on Sundays at 11 and 3 o'clock, sad oo week days at 10 and 5. It is stated that Mr. Gunman coetemplates clearing away all the old ruinous streets la the poor district between St. Patrick's Cathedral and Christ Church, which is near Dublin Castle, sad having the ground pleated as a people's park, which would be ear rounded by booms of a good style. The Co-operative Society of Prestwich have set an excellent example. At a special =Min fart year it was resolved to put aside 2} per asst. of the set seethe of the cocoon for the purpose of fosadieg a free library is Preetyloh, and this reeolatios, respoeded to by friends is the neighbourhood, resulted is the opening of a free Lliruy as Saturday. 113 the Library Hall of theMaaoheeter Atheareuta, as Saturday shersoos, a Largo number at ladies sad path mss pthered, to witome some private experiments after the manlier of the Davenport& Everything was owsplerw --guitar, calla*, hells, and ropes, to the inevitable Bider --sad the experiment was completely maeonsofaL Kr. Irving, alas Theatre Royal, undertook the ellesier's flow tipsy, sad Yr. Maeuebe sad Mr. Day, of the Prison Tam tee, " did" the brothers. MONEY MARKET -(THIS DAL) Two o'Clocx. In the stook markets to-day the dealers are chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as on Saturday. Consols have declined I per cent., but British railway stocks exhibit a rather favourable tendency, with the exception of Great Western, which has experienced a fresh fall of I per cent. Confederate Bonds have been ad versely affected by the news just received from America. Financial shares are still neglected. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the supply large. The rate for the best bills is 41 to 43 per ceit. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans on English Government securities is 24 to 3 per cent. _ At Paris, to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the . Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 85c., showing a fresh advance of 1 per cent. • Commit/ are now. quoted 89 to 1 for money, and 891 to for' the account (March 9). The official huainess report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Oonaols„ 'kr money, 891, I, 89 ; ditto for account, 891; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 881 ; New Two-and-a- Half per , s eents., 711, ; India Five per Cent Stook, 164, 1031 ; ditto for account, 104 ; and Ex chequer Bills, s k , 4a prem . Conf;derate Bonds are heavy, and have declined 11 per cent. Spanish Passive have also receded 1. On the other hand Consolidis have improved 1, and Greek 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 211 to 1 ; Mexican, 264 to 1 ; Confederate, 54 to 56 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to 1 ; the Certificates, 151 to ft ; Turkish, of 1858, 721 to 731 ; ditto 1862, 701 to 71 ; and the Conssolidds, 521 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follews —Egyptian, 98 ; ditto 1864, 95 ; Greek, 211, 4; Mexi can, 264, 1 ; ditto for account, 261, 27 ; Moorish, 941; Portuguese, 1856, dm., 471 ; Russian, 1860, 861 ; ditto 1802, 891; Spanish New Deferred, 411 ; ditto Passive, 321, i; ditto Certificates, 151; ditto, for account, 151 ; Turkish, 1854, 921 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714 ; Venezuela, 1864, 421. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 2to prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 61 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 21 prem., ex div. ; Hud son's Bay, 151 to i; Ottoman &dad Gindrale, 2to prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—City of Milan Improvements, n to 4 prem. ; Metropoli tan District Railways, 31 to prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 1 to die., being lower, on the allotment; Rio Janeiro Gas, to prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, 21 to l prem. ; and Varna Railway, / to g prem. The subjoined circular announces the failure of Messrs. Rizo, Son and Co., merchants, of Gresham House, Old Broad-street : London, Feb. 24, 1f 1 6.5. We much regret to inform yon that, owing to insur mountable difficulties, which very recently have mina is the course of our business, we have been under the none. sity of suspending poymest. We have placed our books la the hands of Mews. Coleman, Tarquand, Youngs, and Co., who will, at an early date, convene a meeting, and submit a statement of our affairs. . . IteaTneaTnicii;ll;emean time your kind forbearance, we are, ko., Rrzo. Son, and Co. - . • Mr. Thomas K Ersborne, of the Corn Exchange, has joined the direction of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited). It is notified that the directors of the Credit Foncier of Mauritius (Limited) having determined to issue a certain amount of the company's 6 per cent. debentures at the rate of 97 per cent. for bonds payable in three years, 95 per cent for five years, and 93 per cent. for ten or fifteen years, hold 20,000 i. of this issue at the option of share holders in this undertaking. Appli ca tions are to l b. considered and apportioned on the 7th of March. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of March : Amount per Share. Dui Already sumber Dash Ilarelt,l96l. Date. Paid. Call. of 81mree. Amount. Louden, Ertl/Man, and South Coast New 61. __ - - _ shares Metropolitan Extension 13 dept, 2 0 0 190,000 360,000 Midland 91. shares . 31 dept. 2 0 0 118,926 237,260 BaUsbury and Dorset Junction Total In March 0963,355 Amount called t three months M 1465 .. £4,453,114t At the half-yearly meeting of the Bristch and South Wales Railway Waggon Company (Limited), held at Bristol on the 22nd lust., the usual dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, free of income tax, was declared, and, in addition, 1,8001. wee carried to the reserve fund, which now amounts to 13,600/. An extraordinary general meeting of the China and Japan (Coast and River) Steam Navigation Company will be held on the 13th March, for the purpose of confirming the special resolutions passed at the extraordinary meeting on the 23rd instant. A general meeting of the Brighton Hotel Corn ' pony (Limited) is called for the Sth of March, when a dividend is to be declared. The meeting will be , made special, to empower the directors " to declare an interim dividend, not exceeding 5 per cent., for the current and each ensuing half-year. The first ordinary meeting of the Umzinto Plan tation and Trading Company of Natal (Limited) is called for the 9th of March, and will be made special, to make an alteration in the articles of association, by which it shall be unlawful for the directors to invest the company's funds in its own shares. Action in a similar sense has been taken by many other companies during the last two or three weeks, owing to the salutary pressure put upon them by the Committee of the Stock Exchange. A fourth call of 2/. is to be paid on the shares of the Reading Iron Works Company (Limited) by the Ist of April. • ' " The preparations for to-morrow's settlement in the railway market show that the outstanding transactions are of only moderate amount, in con sequent* of which, combined with the abundance of money, the rates of " continuation" in most cases were rather easier than at the last settlement. Notwithstanding the great fall which has taken place during the present account in Great Western, however, the supply of stock on Saturday was fully equal to the demand. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland stocks were far from plentiful in the market. For loans on foreign stocks till the middle of March the terms were about 5 to a} per cent. Confederate Bonds appear to have been largely oversold, and consequently commanded a " back. wardatiou" (or bonus for the loan of them) of about 2 per cent. The following shows the terms on which the carrying over was generally conducted on Saturday : Great Waters __ 3-16 to 5-16 oast. Lascsabiro and Yorkrbire.... Loodoo oad North Worts= . Midbuid Colodosian Groat Northam Al Metropolitan South Eastern _ . i t° 0 to i to to North Eutoro • Barwick Ditto York Groat Eastern _ _ _ Grand Trnak al Co d& . Great Wrenn., at Canada.." Cassia Credit * to 3-14 to i to 5-16 to 1.16 to dd. to Gd. to 3d. to 1 1 79 1 I • el .r 7.16 " 3-16 " la. ~ is. ~ 9d. ~ loterasticeal Siaasaial Mikan Bask °irk Notiono Ditto, 1864 Spanish rani.• Ditto °NOW= Tartish Ossomillado 3d. to 24 to 1-19. to 146 to 1-16 to 1-16 to 1-32 to a W ii. ;: I t . law. ? .36 coat. idi ~ 3-16 „ 3-16 „ 3-33 „ 3-16 „ The share list of the West London Docks sod Warehouse Oonspeay win be closed on Wedweedoy, I Mks. 126 180 62 64 CO 62 —. 11 1 1 2 1,111 —, pm 861 7 11 12 pm 1 llgm 1 pm 1 1 dla 73 76 71 73 1 1 a m 110 22 xd' 160 116 1 Idl4 4 Bdl4 88 10 6i Bi 71814 Wu id t 1 pm 44 2 6 6 1 a115, II U 55 67 116 120 41 48 4 6 pal 61 6 4 8 41. 7 dla 141. par a 19 a 0 21 1441 a Os par 113 41pm 2 am 1 pm 11 130 m 7 74pla 26 28 par 1 pm 1 taa .11a 7 6 4 Al a 6 pas zd 7 9pm 14 2 43 Ta 8 6 dla 26 24 78 74 Id 8 7Ma 46 47 214 214 lipm 4 1 ,11 a 94 i 96 74 B} m 1,41. 441. Ipm ipm 2 1 dig 84 IR 0 zd 0 N N 41 66 1 10 6 Pa ST IS 4 401. I Ifdla td OS IT Ifpn it f Si p.r Ipas Ed lila p.r lila le p r par IS ii si Wm is id wool 10.031 "OW "001 NMI WWI "0110 10,11" "tip si:«4l noel STAN !MN! . It - i i 20 N u 1 —ld& ID Id zd 117 10a 6 1 xd - 34 74 Ili 2 xd a 14 20 118 el _ ai 21 si U L zd Ni_ 10 r - lorTst We 1,81 W IT . 1 . 8 fD zd) „-. i le lira 16 MI 66 . 79.. if i-dul IS LW Foe I poi WU 2 lidla aft Par ei 4 Pal 6 6di 1, iiiiii I IJO IS . , 12 —Oa 1336 109 116 103 U - ictu! par trd tr . 1 dia Ipa• no . 114 WI -II l -- 1 tdis i zd PM jUm ' l4 ;4f...it yosi id 9 8 dts 2,10. firut li I dts 21pen !_ 1141 lasa I 1 7 6As 80 RI If Ilan id 0 8 616 3 I die I fPos xd 11' I' 4 4- 10 Ma of a far 5 far I am zd ldb par la la Ms par id 4 14 s tama 5 Ms —Ward 7gas Ipar idle i El:e Par la U Par 6 16 1 6 Mei 1_ 441 it it A. s 111 14 1 4s 11 V :idis $8 II iii ID It ra a I (lb 17 IS I I Sli s I t . ss 119 lt7 • I. ▪ lies! 61 It 46 tf tz 2 1 etla S 1 i J W P, M 1? IS - 13 IS idis el Mal the Id ',Nardi, for London, and on Thursday, the 2nd. for the country. The atawnee Nyanza will take to-day 18,0001. ha vl3 and 78,8001. in silver for Bombay, making a total of 96,8001. SATURDAY EVIRIDID. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89* for the 9th of March, opened this morning at the SUDO quotation, and closed at 891, "buyers." For money the last price was 891 to I. The °facial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, ,1 ; Three per Cent*. Re duced, 881, 1 ; /Sew Three per Cents., 89, 881 ; Bank Stock, 24d ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109 f ;. ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Bonds, 11s. prem. Indian Government securities were quiet. Iridia Bonds were marked 11s. prem. Exchequer Bills were dull at 3s. to 6s. prem. It is notified in the Gazette that Exchequer Bills dated the 11th of March, 1862, and on which the interest will become payable on the 11th proximo, will, for the following half-year, bear interest at the reduced rate of SI per cent. par annum. In the foreign stock market the principal change was a fall of per cent. in Greek Bonds ; Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of the earlier issues also declined ; and Italian stock 1. With these exceptions, foreign stocks were well sup ported. Mexican Old Bonds improved i per cent.; Moutevidean Scrip, 1 ; Spanish Deferr ed Three per Cents. and Turkish of 1858, ; and Confederate Bonds, per cent. The firmness of the latter stock is due to the announcement of the dividend, the near approach of the drawing, and the scarcity of stock in the market. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices, on the whole, was rather unfavourable. Bank of Australasia, Bank of Egypt, Consolidated, Merchant, and London Bank of Scotland there', were all quoted rather lower. Alliance Bank closed at 11; to 129- prem. Hudson's Ray shams were last quoted IR to 9; Egyptian Trading, 4to 3 prem. ; National Dis count, 99 tog prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to Lff din ; Ottoman Sociaei Gihierale, 2 to 24 prem.; and City of Milan Improvements, 31 to 4 prem. Anglo-M.4am Mint shares were quoted rather lower ; while Royal Mail Steam, Telegraph Con struction, and Socidni Financier. d'Egypte met with inquiry. The shares of the financial companies were dull, at previous prices. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, Ig to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, ci to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 19 to 2 prem. ; and Credit Fonder amid Mobilier (old shares), 34 to prem. The closing (but in some eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, to prem. ; General Irription of France, to I prem. ; China Steam and Labuan Coal, par to 4 prem. ; Rio d• Janeiro Gas, 19 to /9 prem. ; West London Warehouses and Wharves, 24 to 3 prem. ; Yarns Railway, 4 to 1 prem. ; Dagenham Docks, 4 to 14 prem. ; and Regent's-park Estate, par to 9 prem. United States 3-20 Bonds were 4 per cent, better, at 62 to 4. The certificates of debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway have risen to 34 to 34 prem., the approach of the settlement having occasioned an active demand to cover pre vious speculative sales. 111117.155.-(THIS DAY.) Two oVtocc. Attention being chiefly directed to the settle ment, there are few transactions in British mining shares to-day, and prices is most instances are un altered. Great Vor shares are quoted 34 to 36 ; East Grenville , 3,1 to 4 ; Wheal Beton, 192} to 19n ; East Caradon , 14} to 15 ; New Martha, If to ; and Marke Valley , 41 to 5. 'foreign and oolonial mining shares exhibit no change. -(THIS D AY.) r 27, I LN. Ls. WEATHER REPORT. Moursay, Imam Nara 80.0181 &L AberOwe 20.08 36 1 W. Letils 30.08 411 BXX Ankara /OM 46 Id& Fr; ; 30.03 48 IL Cape Clear 30.10 48 &W. lAverpool 110.17 40 B.&Z. Nalphead 30.10 37 N.N.W. tioseme BO.lO 46 Z. Brest ..... . 44 14. L' Orient 3818 Pi W. ochefort 10.60 44 & Plymouth 1011 411 Z. W.)moaih 3).17 43 &N.Z. Portarseeth 30.1 r 48 Z. Louisa lO.lB 44; N. UMW. • farms& 30.15 88 N.N.W. Icortior33o 30.15 lb W.h. W. 30.40 101 W. TOISDAT. Variable, W. to N. moderate, fine gene rally. W. jaw G. W.W.W. NAL rb W.N.W. I Do & N. ro 0.05 N.W. I 0; ILL - W.N.W. pc I W.&W. t.b 0. & ,w rir . . . frm n; .. 417 1 6. ro O. & i &W. r O. I &S.W. no 1 11 W. W. fok 0.60 11 &W. 1m OW 1 &W. re O. - I - 12.6. W. re & W. W.W. rb V. 11 Jr. rm i 2 - - PINSU&L 01 MEM= WSIVISLAT. CoAM. N.N.W. to to W Inadarate treZ Id* win:Ws sow rain &W. to N. W. and N.. WERTUJI. moderate. . _ BOUTBlndl. W. to N. and Kg, moder.de to ALM generally. KAMM. As next W.N.W. to 8.8. W., fine, a little wind. g. W. to N.W. and N., fresh to moderate, Penman, fine. N.W. to N.E., fresh to light, fine gel terall) . Northernssficotland. Westenaltdmill, Water, and it.* tonetto. douthern=YngttW Mamma sal be se Mos& &astern:Eastward England and Salk Na PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LIVILPook nut. SA —Sakes to-day :—Metropulitan. 1171 Id and n—Boutk Eastern, 661 61—Great Indian Peninyea 1011 — Great Lniembonnr, It 0-33 federate Loan. 144 6—Eastern Exchange Bank 116 ad 41—Mercantile and Eat:harms Bask. 2 153 e I—Albion Marine, 1 ad il —British and Foerign Ilartne, 11-10 p—lancashlrit Insurance Company. 1 p—thames and Wino Marine, 6 7.16 1 p.—Usion, Si p—National StesatCom- M 9 17. 712, 3-16 7 111-1411 d. MABOMBITII, PD. 25.—A moderate banner waa done sad prices were steady. Alliance Bank (Limited), 112 12 lite IE4 —Great Eastern, 481—Grest Western, 74 6j—Hisnots cat 621—John Brown and Co., 10 p.—London and North Maiden; my—Metropolitan new, ► p.—Midland, 1363 I 4—d l o. sew 91, 2 3-16 p.—Thiusas asd Maguey Marine mmo= 61 p.—Blckow Vaughan, 21 V.—Chains Cross 5 pm , xot., 10—! Cambrian preference (ISOM le. BERMINGHAM. Fos, 26.—The edam today were of Worankx and Birmingham Canal at 10; British and Portly:. Plant, 11 prem.: Birmingham New Union Mill, IL Ss. 9d. ; and Mamie Mac 1/ dia. Mour Valleys closed 101 to 101. Great Meiners 2nd Guaranteed, 1191 to 120: Staffordshire and Wor,oderehlsa Canal. 470 to 416: Patent Not and Bolt, 11 8.. p. cm. ; and Patent Axle, 41 to S prem. Market mdeL Warn/masa WM —The Dean awl Chaplet of Westminster have appointed the Rev. Canon Conway Term Lecturer, in the room of the Ven. Airliileacm Wade. worth, D.D. The duty of the Term Lecturer in to preait in the Abbey oa Saturday afternoons. The Hee. Cease Hawkies, D.D., is the now proctor for the chapter is the pew of Arehamoon Wordemerth. THE SPZcIAL STATIC.* AT ST. PATTI:S.—I seta , day sewing the special servile under the dome of St. Pears Cathedral was attended by a large coogregatioe, not with. steadies the unfavourable state of the weather. The earn mon wee preached by the Very Rev. Dr. Walter F. Hoek, D.D.. Dean ei Chichester. WiNcniarze CATIIIDHAL.—Dr. G. D. Arnold, organist of New College, has been appointed organist cd Winchester Cathedral, by the Dens sad Chapter, in the place of Dr. Wolff. Foomini Yorywt—Lut week tonr boys, the eldest aged 10, ma sway from a ladies' school at New Brighton, bevies made up their Deeds to walk to Mani& tos,on the Clesier sad Birkeshoad Hallway, there to biveara ie the woods, in imitation of Rabb Hood and hie merry sea. They were to earn • living by waking baskets, and were armed with • catapult, with wlith they intended to food in the shape of small birds. Among them tL71 1 •1 1 ; four goatees wines sad a pew. An they tride to wards Birkeabead a rata MORI cane as, mid he time they reached that towo their courage had failed, sad they determined to crow the river to Liverpool. No WNW bad they lauded ea the stage than they were ni by a policeman, who bad been put on the alertg li t friends of the adentenes, and were conveyed Nl...roughly digested with their impede. —Li ar Athlete. Sneer PRACTICE TO OBTAIN A WEALTH)' Wigs TheOlitirsiaail Phaedra/4r INISGUONS the eye et • lie& domed yawn nee, el good meows, who pee in his imams to the seseneor at severaltlioneand doBwR paid the ates and had the Orem et web* his name ia the has' among the nabobs et the esesMay. Oa the strength et We he warted a wealthy maa's &wetter shed married hee, Thee It was towed set that he bad se m o ssy, sad bad WM. his leather's watch be pay the %some tat. the some meat reads a geed thine out el ;se did the young mat. . ... 131} 1034 V sgt tome WNW MAN MAO 1%600 146,000. 1000,000 160,0:001 T 6.0001 '?.?2?i 11,000 4.000 Ulna. -i-i ,f 7 o - 4 ,1 90:0001 8.9111 10,0301 20,000 20,0001 20.000.1 60,000 .0,000 10.000 17,400 ii:i 6 i 46,000 16,000 0,000 110,000 10.000 116,000 iivaiii lo;filoo ICO,OOII 10,000 .... iii:oew Immo mow so, 0001 so mei Nj 1141 _id