The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) - - .lI . ItT of QUEEN'S BENCH. %..i hiss at Westminster. --(Before the Lord to. ',lustier aoil Sle.•cial .►tries.) L i , f Justax. who luas Levu absent fiw some took his .cat 011 the beach thi. • • •L• tint tiros since thu present sittiass at nisi . S. ••••• trtzsovret OF JURIIIIN. hut"' several special jurynise 10/. each for .r.mer at the sitting of this coact. co )1: RT OF BANKRUPTCY. 111.-r..ry Mr. Caamilsioser Holreyd.) VI:IKM C. 310171110114 AID SCIVILADOL-THA LIATHII rAuxus. ,1.4 of this case eras rereased, by adjeuranuat, 1. I. ale uddrew.l the court on behalf of the , ; . tiuore and *Wader. Throu4lmut the thc,r was no personal charge agnin.t • • • "Pi,, had anticipated that th e advocates aition would have acquitted him of and 1.14111 C., r lutvt, 11r. Linklater had charged the Whirl- of 114 • with the continued peseta* of fraud for a f %vary, and thiv rendered it sevestavy be him to the case at length. Gruen& at oppo• Let been drawn loos the moat oppuote • .atop it would appear that the bankrupts could ••. e.: right ; Mr. Linklater ' , wined to be of opinion • , .sal thing could cane out of St. Mary.s‘e. The • 4. , a4i.ind the whole of the Lunkrupt.. was that of • hu4, in making large loans. obtanine4 advances date of insolvency, sod discounting renewed hills .nY representation as to their :wool character. The rge. 4 this kind aff °ling Mr. Schrader wa.. in thetraus with Menem. lA,vLiod and Mullins ; and with none of 'ran...actions had Mr. Mortinswe 10°111°4; to do. After •tio„; ;piled the attempt. of Mr. lauklatv r to eatniet fnon the. very *crimes case, the learned advocate ob.- i that the ih.lllllo had been establwhed :4 year,. ; Mr. ire had been a partner for 3 year., without the 4 'Wu 011 his character. From lAA . / down to the .1 their failure the tranwictiona of th e house had . •unitely reconled in their hooks. The Liverpool ...gablislied le hml, up to the heigiuning of lerq, .1, ,- m i t a ' of 74;,1111LV, The nett profits of the two houses three icier mid a half prior to the failure. exclusive with the failed houses, had amounted to er - . tieing a yeerle or. rage of 31,41e1. W, mu c h allegutiou that there were Dever any real pouts that the was • mimetic sham. The Imo., IT cone dr, Nth. had been able to tide over two panicle Hi: sod 1•'.7, without resort ter any improper es• •:.a. It war .;rest ly in favour of the bankrupts that lite 13.. i trout. ref 7.6,01e.W. in three years anal a half, Lae osily drawn for their own punimes iteltlo/. The ;„, c L a ,r a cter if their trade ought to he coueelered ; the ea winch they dealt was liable to greet fluctuations. • rLeice• sheet , e•e.tilebraoil with a surphie e 7.0441. on 14 .4 January Doi ; no attempt had hues made at the anvil's to dispute those &pure ; mud there tine' rams in takes as stabliehol. What then 11.1 . 11.1 the charge of reckless trailing' It was th e eLimite. mei all gme before the mid of lits 7 ; lb. fag was that only 7911. hail his. writ• it is that yeer air laid debts. In IK - et eV. 1.1 hien written off : but this was the effect of the .4 1 ; ad about 11,DIM/. more wan written off the failure. But in the mnie time there had teen pools r.f ee - ,,esee., really balancing the amount ay. The .errant indehtednem of the Liverpool r a.e. very rruall ml 2, 47,0101. That hours had a cur ..t the Leiginiaiug of 41ri of ee!.11001. Thie bad never been mil. erects by Mr. Linklater ; it might, therefore, be I fr erante.l. Though these men had nee st egmaWed 14k4A widen it was not proved that they bad ever dAted in then own lingual, their dealings had been r Mo. of (Acton. They might have committed come ,a, e towards the rime of their long commercial career ; .4 those tle y Might in he judged with consideration. with the failed houses did act represent ale. or the majority of the bankrupts' dealings. In dcrlinge cosetututerl from en quarter to one. .4 the whole. For the period el three years ant • the polonium sales and ruthless far the failed ae „ wr4iimii., out of upward, a 31 million., bens we one , learter of the whole dealings. fee the pare Velet sod Inig the proportion was only shout on-Mk ..t the tram eetions 'nth these homes were proioally Fialiag that they had trusted these hones iraly the taskeupts bail sought to barrow their deal- Frith them. In the Liverpool house, the transaction failuel hoarse were lees than ere-eighth of the entire . rail eaaludieg 1e.17. the proportion was still er —only ofte•fourteenth. It y narrowing their age with thin house., the bankrupts had I le Mery their positive, and os Um ground weer M continuing their trading. There were el the elesnente of rreklero trading in thin case: on nee hand there were capital, large profit., and careful keeping. The wont that could be alleged leminst kanknorte was that they had been too credulous in Os metals bones, and hal mot had the courage to pull I ep. nee bed been led into diftimdties by the Aerie 01 their customers ; and ever since 'KW elit have hen a queseson whether and when they ought those horse. la DM, the failed bones, Gibime, se, linith. and I arid ethos, bad made purchases uh the tunkruple to the eetent of 3.:l,eaW. The eof these lemma were thee solvent, but their large low is that your. combined with the fall of ra per is leather, threw them isto difficulties. Messrs. *ant. and Co. bad takes their bills at four months ; the ties were unwilling to escrifice their property, which see peal for by tie beekrupts as the prompts became end they hail no alternative but to renew the bills. ea. s key to all the diMicultiore which hail fallen upon is die letter wiriest of its trading. The some re applied with greater force to the Liverpool house. If aiiiirupte had trailed recklessly in trusting Draper sad e. those. reruns Damage es mast have been more reckless Llllling crobt. But nothing of the kind mu alleged rat the principal of those houses. They had mostly I with large meets ; and in the case of T. H. Martinson tly Mtge the Lords Julien, they had held that he t not to have stopped earlier. Giberin, one of those rs, hal gone away from the court with a second elms 1. etc. But for eircumetaimee over which he hod so ...I, cal iirer which the bankrupts had still is coo lie would have ben able to pay them the whole of Loge debt of 109,eute. e rommesioner- -Mort of then failed housee have very email dividends now ; and I believe the lom is t tenfold more that it would have been had they been JAW, r. Lewis eblomitted that the banknipts ought not to be "I Ls a reault which could not be foreseen. Gibson elf said that, his estate would have been wound-up more . "-. ll tagrously after the panic of 11157. The same state t was made by Herbert :Smith. The reveries of those e. erre Melly owing t0t...14b1' ; how could Street. and Co. he nude respoonible for those ' Their offence-- if offence it were—was in delaying to bring lo.usee, or doubting which was the proper time to (here was no crime in trusting thaw bowies in the on , teno e sal when the bills were renewed they were for value a.. the origin:4l dra ft s. His Honour had d the , ipinion that when a man took a bill to be "MA he ..1.1 the bill with a warranty. tr Coornmienomer— If he endorses it. If he simply rcn the 1011, it is a simple side without a warranty. r. Lem. ....atm...led that if the warranty was broken it not a ?mod. l'ouomi..inner—The breech of warranty would not be .e.lonle.e the party giving the warranty knew it to be r • Leiria referred to Ryles on Bina, and contended that e Absence of representation the doctrine of caveat snip !Tiled. Even if the drawer knew that the acceptor I mot meet the bill, provided he had no doubt of his Ability to do so, there would be no constructive fraud. ....mord was proceeding with his Address our report left.] INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Won Mr. Canakiniasor Nichols.) \ 1111.111 AM DANIEL& —court.urr BY LORD CHARLES! CLINTON. • I n.olvent, whose ems was reportd in oar paper on .1 ult., appeared for final hearing. Mr. liarrod .ppeared for Lord Charles (Tinton, and complained 1••7 Lord Clinton hail deposited 70001. with the cot in ovih.r to facilitate the ilisconnt of some bills, !, In- and his bnither, Lord Thomas Clinton, wished to .44 The insolvent returned the hills in • short tim e, t"t the mney, and on his former hearing he alleged I.oel Clinton had practised • deception upon him in dim; him th.it he was involved. The insolvent had . ! -d l i • of ti ,• money in • time bargain, and the re 4-1. be Awl applied to his own noes. , 4 . , r4u0d informed the court that Mr. Smith, the '"'"kvv, wan now in attendance to give evidence as to trimaction. r. '4o.url Smith stated that is May, 1A57, the itiaelvent .1 in hi. lisnits a :SKY. hank Date, awl at his request • 4 1.1.1..-1 to a iito..k Badlands transaction, and was The iiisdrent in s few dare drew the remainder, in mini., Th.• iosnlrent porehassel what was technically ed r•• an l'useals, which wise is fact a rise in the let, r. 4 :"'"^".1 , 11..r Nichele embed to know the nature of smith that it was a "ealr no lorkonot. Coa -I•.r the n.•a nmoth, and there heiog a men fall io the `• . l. the 2 . 0 1 . wail lost. Ilad there hoes a rim of nee •lit. the 11...lvent would have cleared I.ooof. The .r.wv. 1.44 t., the stork.joliber. Mr. Smith added that he 1...1 sever..? previous tnuweetioas with the iiiseivelet. Tway. /mind him an hormarable TAO. rut %IA not wish to ask Mr. Smith say ' 4 .re•-•I had only to pray the judgment of the court 4 " Put .1 Lord Chitty% and alr. on the part of ire. nle•on he on the farmer oecashm. rommioner aP rerole i mid he would state the jorig t 4 the e. t.s .urt after he had read the ureter notes, and I 6 .'4.11 do. the ease most stead over. s 4 4h.tat 44/rte. L THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1861. THZ POLICE CO MTS. (THIS DAY.) RLHOROI - C II •,TR EET. ATTLIITTING TI) 081 tIN GoOD•4 111 RAvlo FROM IMITTI.LERR. - ..... Wok. Sehatit: i A, Seyn6olll'.lll*Ce.lnim-road.• porter, was charged be fore Mr. Beetle° with attempting to obtain by false pretences from .Mr. Martin, jeweller, Ltr., Regent -street. Mr. Martin said-1 know the prisouer at the bar, and re. collect his Lringing iiptirs of earrings from Mr. Kretitschman, jeweller, of 9, lhike-atreet, Bloomsbury, on approlsition. The prisoner called last night on me and said Mr. Kreutsch- Inan wanted one pair, and that if 1 showed him the numbers he would point out which was the pair. I dhl no, and he seratcbcil the number out of the invoice and took them away with him. Mr. I..ideig Waldemar Kreutachrnan, jeweller, 9, Duke 'greet, Bloomsbury, said-1 took prisoner into my employ about three weeks ago, bat in consequence of being 'dismal that he was a thief discharged him yesterday, paying him his wages. I hail omit Mr. ll,u tin six pars o f earrings on ameohatioo, bat Dever told prisoner to call for any of them , aid he had never br o ught them hack. The prisoner ha I tried at several places to get grids io lily name, and it win in conw i n.•nce of • necklace of the value of Mi. brio; brought from Mr. Wil liams. Hutton - praise , and niy being told a young man had entered it, that I toned that be hail been b. Mr. Martin's. .1.1 I believe there will be several other charges, I wish pri soner remanded. Prisoner ►sked Mr. lireutsehman whether, alter he di.- clisiged him, he did not say he might sell goods for him on commission Mr. lireutschniaa &mall this. Mr. ltewloa ordered the depovitioas to lie ref.d over. awl the privmer stand, cveunatted for trial. but will be brought iu ease any frail, char6es may Le preferred. litl/1811 rosearuoss. ah. Ird I j uThwAn. 1 19001110 717 I 8064 p 10 : .. 25 Y 189 all Atlantic &Kimmins& 76 77 - 111. 100 Bcm. Box. &476.9.19.8. 91 91 921 L all Do. do. B. 16 161 501 an Buffalollol9olll9ool/ 44 6 .- lan Do. Prewar, II Is o • no Butl.,Drant..afioderles 7 6p.e. Ms., Aug. 1, 1872 intdoreadbylle.&Lll. 75 90 110 100 Do. July 1, 1674 ditto B7 7 2 - 100 100 Do. June 1, 1875 ditto 66 70 - 6 all Calcutta & & Itantarn i dla par - 09 8 tape 7.&D0ek6p.e.90& 11 11 Ala - 90 7 i CeY lOO . =Jar oast. k dla - 10 16 'WWII2k :. din - 8t 100 East ludlan - 10 all Do. Jubbxdpont - - - 100 all Do. 61 p. et.Debent 97 99 - 100 all Do. 6p. et. do 991 1001 - 100 all Do. do. do. 186670 11 01 dla - 90 all Osalmg& Melbourne - - - . 85 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 221 231 - 100 all Do. 6 per et. hat. 100 all Do.Sec.Tret.6 p.ct.Se 6l GI 100 all Do. 6 per ct. Debora- 46 47 444 100 all Do. 7 per ct 1962 6O 65 - 100 all Do. do. 1867 42 47 - 100 all Do. do. 1874 42 47 - 81. 100 Great Indian Peoluaulai 06 95 044 90 8 Do. New I lk 1 Ala 61 85 100 Ot. & ()nudist,. 6p. et - - - 10 16 Do. Do 2k 2 dls - 104 all Gt. Wait Canada.Sharta 111 111 114 04 18 Do. Now 9 dk - NO all Do.Bda..3•77B, w ritilen go ol 95 - 100 all Do. do. 11 o t.lll 03 93 96 -, 100 ' all Do. do. 73 thoutop. 94 97 - 100 all Do.64p.ct.bda.,pay.77 80 02 - Bt 100 Madraa Guar. 44 per CO. 02 it - Bt. 100 Do. do. 5 per et. 91 02 - St, 100 Do. 41 per et. &tea. 86 11 87 -. 110 15 Do. 4t9 Wan. do. 85 100 11441.C0rp.6p. &Bends ... .. 90 all S. Brunswick & C•nada elan & cap. alt. 20 all Du. do. Land do 5 7 10 all Do. do. la u d do 6 7 20 all Do. do. do 1 7 20 L. ,Oslo :limited) -. Bt. 100 Stied* 10 10 I Do. Punjaub IL 100,Do.had.S5Flot.g. b p.et 91 91 - 111 1 ihigildid-Luolgod. Scrip 1 1 a. .. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(Tats DAY.) The Set.tata took the chair at 12 o'clock. NEW MEMBER. Mr. M tia:sitx took the oaths and his seat for Boston. SELEIT COMMITTEE ON THE STANDING ORDERS. The following were appointed as the committee :—Colonel Wilson Patten, Mr. Walpole, Mr. Henley, Mr. Wrightson, Mr. Motherow Esteourt, Mr. Herbert, Mr. Brandon, Mr. Deoles, Mr. Bonham Carter, Mr. Liffey, autl Mr. Lusk• hart. PRIVATE DILLS. )(r. I*. FORNTER, a.l 'hsirrnisn of the Committee on I'ri• rate Bills, reported a Lir.:e uunilwr of cases in which the standing order" had been complied with. A punster of petition. relating to church rates and other subjects' were presented from venous parte of the country. REPRESENTATION OF CORK. A new writ was ordered to be issued for the election of a member for Cork, in the mom of Mr. Deasy, who had been appointed a Bann of the Irish C o urt of Exchequer. THE A DLIREI3:4. (In the report upon the address being brought up, Mr. MLANEY bore testimony from personal observa tion so the handsome and enthusiastic reception which win given to his Royal Highness the Prince of Waxes during his recent visit to Canada and the Coiled States. As see who witnessed that reception in many places, be felt great delight in making that allusion. (Hear.) W A lA'OT said be could Lot help saying that lie hope.l nothing would he done this session to weaken that jailloliuni id British liberty—the Royal Navy. In COD. action with that subject he must eapnas his own deep regret at the lose which the navy and the country had recently sustained I. the sheath of the late Sir Charles Napier. (I fear, hear.) INDIAN FINANCF. Mr. CRAWFORD said, as the addles' referred to Ind* he would take that opportunity to ask the Mesetary of State for India whether the necessity for raising a loan Si Aumuout. in London. for the service of the government ef Italia. is owing to cirewnstames connected only with rail. way receipts and expenditure ; or whether it arises from falling orf of the available sources of income or inc rease of expenditure in India. Kir . l% WI POD saatowanh the end of the last maim he stated that it wan estimated the payments of the Indian reilread oompanies into the home treasury would amount within the year, that is, up to the 30th of .tpril nett, to 7,011%000f., 2,500,0001. of I which would be required for home expenditure on account of Indian railways, while 4.300,000 f. would be 'available for railway ex lure in India. The expendi ture is India had larger than was expected, and the recede from railway companies smaller, and the result wee that 3,000,000 f. weld probably be required to make up the deficiency, 2,750,000/. of which would he entirely on railway accouat. Aa of la- CuPilthe public receipts and expenditure India, he erwi p 7 to say that there was so necessity whatever for borrowing • single sispeam. The reduction M the military expenditure this year would be 3,300,00 W., following • reduction of 3,:e10.0001., in the pre vious yew. governments of India had now f a i r ly set their shoulders to the wheel in the reduction ~f espeaditurs, and were proceeding much MOM rapidly in that direction than he anticipated they would do a .era;; , ,: and if the pmdoce of the oew taxes best year equalled wlat was expected, and if the redactions next year equallod those made in the one, expenditure and income would be all but balanced. (elteen.) TRADE MARKS. In reply to • ganion from Mr. Rognuce, Mr. if. OIMON said • bill had been prepared, and would shortly be introduced, having for its object to prevent the foci* of foreign trade marks on English goods Mr. R. FITZGERALD complained of Lord J. Russell's despatch of the Ist of October, which be contended wee • violation of the priociple of non-interven tioe. He protested arainet a cordial understanding with the Emperor of the trench being founded on a constant aamieseenee in French policy. Lurd J. RUSSELL was replying when our report left. THE DIVISION Off THE A.VENDMENT TO THE ADDRESS. 4.-- The following members voted lost night for Mr. White's amendment to the address:—Mr. A. Apia., Sir G. Bowyer, Mears. J. Bright, J. I. Briscoe, J. Wad, J. M. Cobhett, W. Coningham, R. W. Crawford, F. Crossley, R. Akita, Sir C. Douglas, Sir J. Duke, Lord Fennoy, Mmes. C. Forster, J. Greene, S. Gregsoa, G. Hadfield, J. Handley, G. Hoilgkinson, K. lushans,W. Jackson, E. James, .1. Kershaw, W. H. G. Langton, W. Lawson, A. H. Bayard, A. Leatham, W. Lee, J. Locke, 0. Onslow, H. Pease, Serialist Pigott, Mr. J. A. Roebuck, Baron L. de Rothschild, Banco 31. di Rethaehild, Messrs. W. Reopen, W. Scholetield, V. Scully, T. Sidney, J. B. Smith, J. Stansfehi, Colonel W. H. Sykes, Sir J. S. Trelawny, Mears J. P. B. Wellhead, W. Williams, J. Wyld. Tellers, Messrs. J. White and Rigby Seymour. The majority, with one or two exceptions only, was composed of members of the government and members of the conservative party. On the I'.►th inst. Mr. Cave will move revolutions with a view to the adlopti.et of wee effectual measures for the suppreswou of the alavetrade. Tuei4klay next Sir M. Peto will move for a bill to make further provision with remeet to the burial of person. not being members of the church of England as by law established. Mr. Bentinck, on Thursday, will ask the Presi dent of the Board of Trade, whether, in conammeziee of the numerous railway accidents which have recently occurred, it is the intention of her Majesty'■ government to introduce any measure during the present session, founded on the report of the Committee on Railway Aoradenta, which was Lid on the table of the house in the year 18.1141' The Attorney-General will move for leave to introduce his bill to amend the law relating to baskruptcy and insolvency on Monday neat. Last evening Mr. Sims Reeves renamed his pro feinional duties at Her Majesty's Theatre as Rohn Hood in Mr. Mactirren's new opera, and renewed all the triumphs of pre.. ion, performances before a densely.erowded audience. The next novelty at this theatre will, we understand, be Mr. Wallace's opera of The Amber Witch. The animal meeting of the Southampton Athe neum took place on Monday evening, at the Carltou.roorwi. It a a hirers watiety for the working men of the town, the sidociiptiou being only one penoy per week. For this the members hear lectures on wientitic and literary sub ject., have ammo to a library, remling.rnorn, and to eau otiose' closes. Stewart Macuaghten, E.g., the President of the society, took the chair; and on the platform were Mr. Justice Halihurtoo, M.P. ; Sir Henry James, the chief of the National Trigonometrical Surrey ; Mr. W. D. Seymour, M.P., 111 r. (I. 4. Sala, and a number ,4 clergy. welt and geutleroen of the town and neighbourhood. A number of ladies in full dress also attended the meeting. Tin CHARTER-HOUSG—The Arehhiehopof York was on Monday elected a governor of the Charter-bowie, in the room of the late Earl of Aberdeen. MEATH or ME. GRANVILLE E. HAILOOCET VEIL- NoN.—We regret to anoounre the premature death of Mr. G. E. Harcourt Vernoo, late M.P. for Newark, who died nu Fridav night at the Marquis of Allegheny's seat, Totten hani-park, near Marlborough, from rheumatic fever. The lamented gentleman was the eldest ma of Mr. Granville Harcourt Vernon. sou of the late Archbishop of York, and Chase*Hot of the Province of York, and was born Nevem :ter SZl,lti. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is heavy. Great Northern stock has fallen 1} per cent., and most of the other principal descriptions Ito } percent. London and North Western stock i s now quo t e d 1001 to / ; Great Western, 701 to 71; Midland, 132 k to 133 ; Laneamhire and Yorkshire, 115} to 116 . ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; and South East ern, Bf.,} to 86. Lombartio-Venetian Railway shares are rather heavy, at 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 die. The Canadian and Indian lines are quiet. ODD/NARY BRAME AND NIOCLI. Sh l ed I BAILWATL I Cl°6l 7 4 Me ng rall7 Primi • I "lis ts 1 r ai ls. 181 , all Blrm.,Wol. &Stour vat le AI - 64. 100 lark..le.n.,&Cbsolune 79 - 1l all Blackburn - -.- 16 all Birth and Tyne 10 all Boston,81&114.C lli 7 36. 1110 :Bristol and Kanter - 84. LOS :tnledonian 68 all Cork sad Bandon - - , s 18 ail parawall ll Si - 10 all Do. ki • leo div. until s. ..s. 00 aU Do. B , p.e. Is paid to B - .... - a all Dublin and WHAM Jon .-. .... 26 all Dund.,Pertk, &Abd.la. II 84. 102 irsot Anglian 1 54 1 4 - - 34. 100 :Eastern CounWe 5l II 51 501 83 100 'Easiern Haim, 86nek• 17 80 - M. 100 1 Do. nook B 18 28 - 10 all East &Wolk - - - al, 100 I 6,llnburgh and Mangos 86 83 - 6t. 100 lEdinbrO,Perth, Dundee kii 274 - 1d all 'Forth and Clyde Juno. - -. ,M. 100 jOissiow &8. Western 113 115 10 all Great North of illoothad - -• -s, U. 100 Ore a 8 Nortimen st. 100 Do. • lt& 107 1041 31 33 100 Do. B Stock 131 136 -• M. 10003 Soalk & West. are.; 112 113 17 0 1 1 114.. 101/Orest Waders 7Ol 711 71 1 i 70 1 1 1 44. 1001 Do.illoorVel.Gua.etk St 06 , ss M. 100 Lancashire& Tortilla, 116 116 i Ili} 1 161 63 Ho, Lantos and Blaskwall 62 64 CM} M. ltu!Loa., Cowl 114 116 ad 111 ad la 100 ;Landes. &Dov. 48 60 W. 100 :London& North Walla. HO} 1001 1003 111 12} all I Do. - - -.. 63 100 ILosidon=Woutors 04 95 944 4 26 all .LondoadorrakColarals. -, - 3 all , Do. and inalskilies 9 11 -• 31. 100 1 Man.,Sket4Lbsoolnok 63 54 ad 6314 id 10 6 Metropolitan 3l 2 4 tlit SI. ISO Midland . Of 4s lids LW New - - I. St. 100 De. Birm. & Dirty- 105 107 - W all Mid. 01. Wa. (lea) - - 45 all IMid Kcnt - - - I'oo all Newcastle and Carlisle -.- 10 1 , Newry .4 ArtnagA.lief 7 6 dl. - J 0 all Newry, Warsaw. titas -- - dl. 100 , Nortolk 16. HS North British •/3 all Monk Devon tall et D - - - dl. all Da. • - - 31. 100 31.Boalas-INrwlok 65 1131 Da 13.74.14.P0ns per 1 pat • - 64. 100 De. Loki 61. 100 Da Test 921 031 911 1 0 3 } 4 54. no Noe* Lebo lOO 103 - 10 all Doell&LWanlatniime lOl 101 - 104 174 NortkiNallerekits 2l 24 Ms - 11 U s•44.4lslsalliondlAC 8 81 -. IS all - N an Poolimoola - - - t• au ikirmay - - St. la ;Resell* W. - W. 1001 100 I llootilik M ll4444l*N. idland ll6 IL •Welia 33} 110 311 - 83 - Bt, 100 bliropalre Celia 10 all allioo=olllbma 5 7 - 83 100 :flea* - 84. 1100 !floothiriola M. 100'loath We oo 62 - 64. 100 a Tooloadolivor SO 04 - 20 a' 11W1N1401110.40. 4 7 - 26 all Modem &DMINVIB 26 11 ANN dlllo ft. los l ll/ Ville - - - is a Misr - ts 10 P s. - a. • 1 , Da ra m - IN , Yolo dim* al 111 671 7 IS all Vilma Ma 11 11; 14 -. BO all • Wall Cornwall 4 - ft. 100 ; W.llartlepoolliark.&ll - - - et 100 , Wool Midland-Oxford 41 47 - al, aD' Ditto Newport 41 43 - 114 ,all 1 lAtto Hereford 141 54 - PES/lJti24Cl SAILIVATL ile Cora Min, psi oast. Marrs/Ikt Aber. J vs. OM Am.'s. 11,, 6 p. c*. 1 Ds. D.llDit ID Do. D. 7 p. of Oeua. Is., Ip.d. No.l . Do. do. Do.' 101 100 20 9 sit 8 99 101 112 113 108 190 110 112 108 110 194 118 78 00 112 114 Do Now 4 p. nukes llekol. p 44. MIL* 41444p0w I p. 44. IC44B.,TertkDan..4. p.a Omit Northers. p. et Do.l4.rotailep.oLpia I Do. 4e coot D0.fp.4.244.at0p0 i m 04. W Smiles& Ist Ot.Woßplerkotillasto, Do. tubas.. 4e p. east Do. Wawa. tr. ant Do. &redeem p. ot DalWetrodoo 4 osTroL Do. lby& TroL Mores Do.ChosterPLatigto. Do. do. do. p.o. Do. Am Os.. kook Do. Chao& Qua. nano 117 1111 111 114 103 106 84 86 99 101 tIS 91 SO 91 101 103 10 101 In 10. 194 11 76 78 201 21} 10 19* 10e 10 136 137 Do. Icr: do Do. do. do Lane .& Yorhols. Lonahrlshl.ll p.o. Oro 114 No. I Do. p.c. do. No! Do. Spa. do. .... Do. Te. do. No Do. p.c. do. .... Do p.e.prf.sh d 0... bo.Tp.e. Prof . stock .. Doep.odo.(ll. /LAC. P.) 6.1*.(d1v. deL MIDI Loaf ribus and Dover 113 116 113 114 136 140 11.0 WI 101 1014 110 111 12S 1U LiNM.Onv.&NUnef. Lidl.W.TithaLla Zunis. sh Za.ll:ll.7Llne.6p. Do. AO Do. 14 per cent . _ Do.rederusable 69.01. Ydland Coos. Elp.e.Stoek Do.Cona. hr.& 11.6p.e. Do. 44 p.a. Prof. Stock Lel& Menlo 4 p.e. Norfolk 6p. 'k is Stack North &MAP percent Do. New Oust 6 p. aR Do.ltorder Union gas ,N.Yaa.—Berw.4p.alvt. Do. do. fa 74 rs 87 84 114 118 140 U 6 14 146 Its 130 * IPS 49 71 * IPs 134 134 102 1.4 46 PT HI 113 109 111 111 " it i vla Do. Ueda 11 p. 71. No. 1 Do.Virk. as tpare.l fir.* Illeterdeldrii.... h ills ispai 111444.14.131 pits ot& DD./Air. Do. 7p. Prot Rook Doves rind p. draw (2444.1141.4L•.6) Do. 44t pw cad Do. Ind 44 per wit 11. WAY* gas. 4 p. owl Do. 4i per oss* U Tort 4 p. e. inook.tDortingwo &pal. Ds. do. )66444. Do. do. C owe. WOordk Mum, 4p.e. W.MIOI- 4 / 4 1.15tg00.44. Do. do. :ad do. Do. Non. 6 p. et. Prof. IDo.io.porp.6 p.ct. prof. Itr 1* 10 I* 11N US 121 101 11 VI 24 102 124 10! 102 01 IS 10! 102 115 . 212 II 1 114 116 110 124 100 101 m no 9l lAkre& Com (PhMeick)' British Iron IS ILEtoyd _ 1,014: 1101.1tOS - iii 11,144 4.000 488 8,000 4.110 G. Con. (invist.k.) !East Basset (Moon) Ea!C Cariclon pa E -- - 22f MAIL E NIL Rummel (Taylatk.) l Orambler & 14t. Aubyg. lures& Beath Magus 'o.W3AltrediPpllYAL 1 0. WIL Vet (usmaa) ,Granville 1111aptos Dowse !• d7 Ber -tha - Illzarz e t (Buy Want). N. Frances(! o m) .. N . Wh. Basset (Mpn) 1 80 Prost isirNm.th rtr e i r dit e Whemi noe:C era4 = min. 7 0.. .) .• . 'B. Camden Mt. Close).. ; S. Corn Brea (IBman) . ,S„ Devon boa is Ow. . Lei 1.1211 sfl _ S. W. Frame (magma; 'Stray Park .Tamar Tin Cro ft . _ _ MN 6 , 000 2741 1,064 vale of Tsw (Wm) West Basset ey W. Caradon (Issd) West Setou 41270 1,024 1.024 Wh. Basset (Mogen) Wk. Buller MAdruth) Wh. Edward (C (doc k) Wh• MA Want) ,Whnal Mari Ann I (Itenhenlot) ?Mammy (Link iivao 1 24 7 -I.;4dAs. ii i i ;id Lit NAT. lISB. - 6d. 1.7.1 ii OP. ON MINIM Ansizaaa Bon Accord. Malted Maclmp. (ia.Msl.pm ) Do. at. John del Bey . - ... m 1 i I !mai l i 1 1 Do. Land* Min. an Coo. Min. Os. Jam Cobra Copper Copiapo Dun Mountain Copper Parton General Gt. Northern Copper oil. Australia (Lim ) Kapunds (Lira) Linares Leedtaniiie Mariquits IN. Rhine Copper of a Austral' (Lim) PostgibaudliiiverLead iPort Thillip Scottish Austin. (Liza ) United Mexican Worthing Do. JOLVT STOCK BA! 14000 110 Agra and 11. Dir. hank . 11.600 40 Australasia 10.000 26 Bank of loot 4000 LOS Bank of London IMMO 10 Bank of Turkey 241110 60 British N. America WOO SI Bank of India, Australia, and China. 21,0110>f Clnird. Mere of India. Lon., and China NO BM C c l o r mul 12,0110 04010414.11.0 tan of Canada *OOO 140 tons. of London 114000 10 .ft& Scot.tranaLChartd 10,010 10 0. Sank of Switzerland 26,000 10 Loa. Ch. hank of Anita 16,000 60 Laudon and County 03,000 60 !London Joint Stock 20,000 93 London A Beath Africoi 0.000 100 iLon. and Wastasinstor 10,000 100 !Nat. Pro,. ol wand 16,010 10 Do. New 20,000 60 ,National Bank WOO 10 ,New South Wales 60,400 26 Oriental Bank Corpora 16,000 10 Ottoman Bank 10,000 100 yrovindal44 lrobind iii 1 41 100 100 107 1071 4 ai 1 1 196 176 400 410:d 1076 Iln „ 111 111 7 74 62 24 71 8 I 4 1 II U mew 40,000 05 00,000 60 /1000 100 K . 4k It 4 WA311116 31 Si 176 186 38 SS 2 21 6 61 17 181 ad 77 70 360 WO 1124 1171 130 140 .12 2 14 131 10 21 16 17 F i 7i" -- i l l i & lei II 1 • 42 zd $ 10 id 11 4 It " 1 1 a I all Pr IPa i i I e e a e l I di. 11 if 1 82 84 48 70 Itli lOC - - if 1 .110 Ile t 2 69 n 36 39 .t 0 ti ii fi t .di ni IS{ SO{ ST{ NOT I i 1 i 1 dla 107) 9i 5 471 44 17e Ibi 1071 i 1111 7 1 i " South Australia Union of Australia , ,Colou of London • Unity Mutual ... 11111 4 id 94 9} -Li 3J zd 2l 25j idl 6•_'i 4 Ild zd IL IPa I IMMWATIL I Cisslag pima I Sala. 111110ELLANBUIN. IS an 'Angara* • 3448srism ei Id .-- No. I Sh. I Co sea:teas. IPdI CL prisms. I Moira as all lArdanana 10,000 10 Anglo-Me:loan Mint ..1 all 1 101 144 - 30 10 Iffildatfl.Fra.ll .. .ap.a 11 11 - 10.0001 26 Australian Agricul..... le 111 113 xd - II an Slelgiaia IL J 1 1 . - MAN 10 Berlin Waterworks.. .. MI 44 41 -. * all Noises Se 0f41444111110 ••• .. .... ;60 Brit. Amonican lend . 40 ... - -. laillll dlanaraz Was 42 Ball 114 lti - 13,0001 SU Brit. & Irish Mag. Tat A all SS 87 an Vrestenslos 20 It - - - 31 If din - Mall 20 Do. B 7 par c. till 1602 1 an 18 11,771 10 Do. CllO an 11 16 es - SI 111 Ilatak Mods a 3l 21 lis 121 11,916 104 Canada Laud - * all lantern ol haws .... 23 114 - 4.000 10 Channel IslandaTet (L, all I- - .• ft 10 cat laid* gr. 6. p. e. - - - 860,000, St. Clop. llg.of Eng.& amalt. all - - -. 0 aU OR Central of France.. - - - 12,000, 25 Do. Prof. 71 per Nat. an . 234 MI -• ft all OR Laxmabg.Conat. 811. 01 Of - 1,003926 , St. Crystal Palace N all Italian Junction - - - 100,820, lit. Do. "reference - N all Lake Constance & Bale. - - - 160,600 84. Do. 6p. et. Pers. Deb lOO .10n 108 - fold all Liens and Turnhout .. - - -. 50,000 30 taatlndialtaig.& Canal 1i a IWs - all Lyons and Genera .... - - •- 700.000 Bt. Metric Telegraph 1114 an Maria Antonia - - - 7,190 25 Do. New ll -.- die -- 28 all NaaL&Liege Ll i ty the 71 8 - 70,000 6 114. and Amt. Cop. - 3 all Do.6p.c.Prt &helms. 19 20 - 10.0001 15 Ora, Steam Naridatlos 14 - - 16 all Nort&ro of nee.... 371 1184 -, BN,OOO 1 Grad Ship (Limited) -an 1 1 -• 10 15 Do. New Shares -.- - pat - 100,0001 ID . 171 per cent. Prot an 10 all Norwegian Trunk Prof. it 0 - 12,000' 6 lan. District al (L.) 3-. - dls ... 30 all Parts, Lyons, ond Sledik 36 37 - 60,000' tO London Manual (1.1 6 -- AD - 20 all Parts and °ries= 64 66 .... la 15 Ascii' and S. Francisco - 16 4 0 0: 0001 2 : t i oltle . 7. Oinall s o o lo i . al. it .,.. ...- ( Permissin:4) g. 7p. a 31 21 di.l - 80,000 10 MediternumanneaTel. an .- -• 20 15 Biga soul Dunsburg - - ' - 1;0001 10 Mediter. Ex. Tat (Lint) all * 114 - N 10 all Rome and Frascati - - - 80,000 16 National Discount Co.. 611ifre :d - 1 an Royal Danish - - - 6,000 1 30 NerbuddsCoal&lron;L, .6 111 01 Cs - 4 an korai Swedish - - - 11,310 15 Netherlands Land ... all - - - 20 all Do. 7 per cent. - - - 10,000 1 Do. Bp. c., Is. at 1 Ale all e 1 -• all Sambre awl Meuse - - 2010 all Do. Si per cent. PreL 84 51 133.676 IN. Brit. Australasian.. all I Ixd - 4 ilanPauloyom. g.7perot. / 11 Ala - 60,000 1 MI Oas 10 14 S.Aust& Lom.Venetlaa 11 11 di/ 121 50.00 0 1 Do. " New Sham' lie., 1 dl. par - 39 all Southe rn rn of France.. - 161 201 - 40,000 3 in. Nat (Lim.l 8 31 31 die 41 of al West ndes 6 - 000,010 M. Peal Neer Land & MM. 100 40 61 _ 10 all Do. 14 per cent. Prof Ol - 10,000 60 Peals. sad Wee. Steam all 71 73 - 1 2 4 ) an Wait &N.W. of Frame 214 124 - 10,000 60 Do. New 25 11 12 pm -. I) 6 Western of Aostria .... - - 60,000 N lad Sea & Ind. Tot 44 6 , all Wiesbaden - - - Le t. .to:2o , ifa. by Br. flov. all 161 171 17 1 - 10.560 IA Irma MIMI= STOOL& 16,00 v 100 Royal Mall Nana 00 43 50 - 100, Doti at Scottish Amt. lnvaW .. m. 160 126 10 rd - No. I Oh. I Ilroons. I Fdl OL rem I OWN II 14102 26 South Australian Land all 23 65 - 141113161 SR Ot.Nortb.4p.e.Jau•Jaly 1011 INNI 1 -• 711,012 1 Submarine Tel Scrip .. all I - 60.r76 NI Norfolk 4p.c.llar.tespt. 105 St N - *CON 1 Do. do. largistersd.. all I - 8;Y1 N., N. 1ta5t.4p.d.1an.13412 IN N 100 .. 11,666 10 Do. do. - 177767, • ILI asettish N. INN. 4a. et. 180 Nld Met IS IS & La. Co. Up. Can , 6 Oh i W.MidlandOst -41p.ct. 100 - - 10.000 100 Vas Nana% land 1 114 94 lei OIPIONLAL 1101r1 I.lvir . "l:g: ` 11: . lel Do. •pa Nob 1681 —llOO Da epas cent., 1862 . 100 Do.Oper et. lrobatAwg. 100 Da 60or ct. 11ar.t8op. 100 Do. 1 per cont. lOO Do. do. Badp 100 of 0 liops6p.ctlBoo , 100 do. 1860 100 Dow bronsw.oov.o p.ct. 100 I.t Waal (W. 14.6.1860 100 Do. 6p a, 1871 to 1476 100 Do. 6 p. e., 1866 ova Scotto 41 p. ct. stg lOO Deb. redeem 1875 . IGO S. Aut. Goa • p. 0 Bomb 100 Vle..ol'. 6p. aJaa.e.lol,7 100 Da 40.6 p. 0.Age.46 Oct. 100 RRITISH MIN] lug .110 100* 11(771 574 ,108 112 lg. 13_9.411 !,.iiA MONEY MARKE2.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoow. The funds remain dull. At one period a fresh decline of 1 per cent. was shown, but the present quotations are equal to thew current at four o'clock yesterday. The arrangement of the account has formed the chief business. British railway stocks have declined, owing to the disappointment occasioned by some of the dividends just announced. At Paris this morning, wording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68fr., being rather more than 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911, #, and for money, and 911 and 911 for the present ac count. The present quotations are 911 to for money and to-morrow, and 92 1-16 to 3-16 for the 7th March. The official business report is as fol lows :—Bank Stock, 231, 232/ ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 911,1; New Three per Cents., 911,1; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; India Stock 2181; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 391, 99, f; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 941, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 1001 ; Exchequer Bills, 3e., 68., die. The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexican Bonds continue to droop. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is dull, at 70/ to 1 ; and that of 1858, lat 561 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 931 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 231 ; Sardinian Five per Cents, for account, 81f ; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 472 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 401 ; ditto Passive, 171 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 561, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001, ex div. The Indian Five per Cent stook was yes terday marked 991 and 991 for money. It is probable that at the bidding on Friday many persons desirous of a permanent in vestment will offer a fraction over 99 per cent. Many speculators, however, who do not care to take part in the operation unless with an assured prospect of profit, will probably bid only a fraction over 98. The contingency of the govern meat creating privately a large amount of addi tional stock of precisely the same kind by the con version of other Indian securities, is to be taken into account. It is not as if no addition would be made to the amount of the stock until the Indian Secretary is in need of a fresh loan. There may be a constant supply, from week to week, to pay off old claims, for aught that the public will know. As government offer 5 per cent. discount on payments in anticipa tion of the instalments, it is believed that a large proportion of the loan will be paid up almost im mediately. The discount allowed is equivalent to about 1 per cent. in favour of the subscriber. The precision with which the prospectus of the loan has been framed receives commendation. At Vienna the exchange continues to move in favour of Austria. It has now fallen to 150. Some attention is directed to the delay in the transmission of the balance of the funds required for the dividend duo the Ist proximo on the Turkish Loan of 1858, but it probably admits of expla nation. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yes terday for India at ss. lid. per ounce, showing no change. The Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the only feature was a decline in the rates for bills on Vienna and St. Petersburg. Subjoined is our usual list: Amsterdam, 3 months, ILI% to 19 ; ditto 3 days, 11.161 to 11 ; Rotterdam, 3 moot, 11.181 to 19 ; Antwerp, 3 months , 15.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ma . banoo, 3 mouths, 13.71 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days' sight, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Fiankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1181 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 menthe, 331 to 34 ; Vienna, eft. flu., 3 months, 15.55 to 65; Trteste, ditto, 3 months, 15.55 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to ; Cala, 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25,80 to 90 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.721 to 71 ; Milan, 3 mouthy 25.721 to 71 • Naples, 3 months, 3911 to I ; Palermo, 3 months, 118 to 1 ; Messina, 3 month; 118 to 1; Lisboa, 90 days, 52f to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. It would appear from the latent telegrams, which bring one day 's later news from New York than that published yesterday morning, that in that one day Illinois Central Railway shares fell no less than 6 per cent., owing to the arrival out of the Arago, with news of the rise in the Bank of England rate of discount to 7 per cent. The last price at New York was 80i for Illinois shares, and Fti for New York and Erie. Great dissatisfaction is felt here at the unfair nature of the telegraphic arrange ments between London and Queenstown, the effect of which is that priority of information is almost invariably reserved to individuals. Owing to the interest excited by the report that it is in contemplation to make a modification of the arrangements subsisting between the government and the Bank with regard to the management of the public debt, the attendance at the meeting of holders of Bank stock to-morrow is expected to be unusually large. An a rule, the number of pro prietors present at the ordinary courts is ncanty,the proceedings being of little more than a formal character. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was dull and heavy. The sales were limited to 3,000 bales. Messrs. Letlgard and Sous, bankers, of Poole and of Ringwood (Dorset), have stopped payment. This is an old established and very respectable though small firm, and the event has occasioned a good deal of surprise. It is a bank of issue, and the amount of its fixed circulation is 11,856' /. There does not appear to have been any immediate want of funds, as there is sonic amount in band in London. The London agents are Messrs. Rogers, Olding, and Co., who are fully covered. The cause of the stoppage is conjectured in some quarters to arise from too large advances having been made to shipping or other firms. A favour able impression prevails as present with regard to the probable result of the liquidation, but the amount of the liabilities has not transpired. Advioes from Havannah mention the stoppage of Messrs. Sthamer and Co., a house of high standing, with liabilities reported to be enormously large, of which about 80,000/. is understood to be in con nexion with houses in England. The failure has arisen through heavy losses on sugar. In addition to exporting sugar, Messrs. Sthamer and Co. im ported manufactured goods from Europe. The liabilities of Messrs. Artin Pascal and Co., Greek merchants, who stopped payment on Satur day, amount to about 35,000/. The accountants employed are Messrs. Harding, Pullein, and Co. There is a rumour that the result of the opera tions of the Liverpool branch of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company is that the premiums received have been more than swallowed up in losses. From the satisfactory position of the shares in the market it is presumed that the result of the company's operations through the London and Manchester boards must have been lunch more favourable. At the first general meeting yesterday of the Ocean Marine Insurance Company a dividend of 5 per cent. was declared, FLY recommended in the directors' report, which was adopted. The following notice has been issued by the Oriental Bank : The Oriental Bank Corporation have the satisfaction to announce to their constituents that tLe proceedings they have taken in the matter of deduction of English income tax from drafts issued on the presidencies for interest on Indian government paper have resulted in the abandonment by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue of all claim to such deduction. The commissioners further intimate their readiness to return any duty which has been deducted in respect of such bills and paid over to the revenue. The corporation will be happy to afford facilities to their con stituents in recovering the tax wrongfully charged upon receiving the necessary particulars and authority. Tossomr Etna. Consols which closed yesterday iTt7Tilf io 92 fur money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911 to 4. For the new account (7th March) the last price was 92k to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91 4 ', 92, 911, 1 ; ditto for account (Feb. 7), 92, 91i, t; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92, 911, 92, 914 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 914, 3 ; Thirty Year s A nnu iti es , expiring in April, 1885, 16 3.16, 1 ; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 99k, e ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96, 1. The Five per Ceut. Rupee paper was quoted 931 to 94k ; the Five-and-a -Ralf per Cent., 94 to 100 k ; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 3s. dis. Mexican Bonds have declined this afternoon to 231 to k. Turkish remain very dull ; the Luau of 1804 left off at 701 to 1, and that of 1858 at 661 to f. Other foreign stocks were quiet. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, and a slight decline in Uni on B an k o f London. Red Sea Telegraph were steady. Royal Mail Steam were quoted about V. higher than yesterday. A rise of 6s. took place to-day in Cape Town Railway shares. Transactions have taken place in the shares of Pricer; Patent Candle Company, at 14. The closingiquotations for thar -a in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 33 to 1, prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 3-16 to 6-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 6-16 to 7-16 prem.; London and Provin cial Marine, par to 1 prem. ; East India Irri gation, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; East India and London Shipping, Ito 2 prem. ; and India Cotton, Ito Prow. ------- MINES-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day attention has been chiefly directed to shares in Providence, Stray Park, East Caraden, South Td us, Rcuewarni United, Alfred Consols, St. Ivea Consols, and Wheal Crebor. In the Stock Exchange East Car:idon shares are officially marked 114 and lig ; and East Wheal Russell, 7} 7i. The market generally presents little feature of interest. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no alteration whatever. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as hurt evening's closing prices : Alfred Consols, 3, to j ; Minborne Veen, 3j to j ; Cook's Kitchell, 18 to 20; East Bisset, 110 to 12j x. d. ; Emit Caradou, 11', to 4 ; East Care Brea, 74 to j ; East Russell, 61 to 71 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 10 to 11 ; Herodsfoot, 33 to 34 ; Marko Valley, 41 to j ; North Roakear, 7d to 4 ; Providence Mra.ts, 44 to 45 ; South Caradon, 300 to 5, es div. ; South Frances, 180 to 5 ; South Tolgus, 50 to 24 ; Silver Vein, j to 4 pm. ; $O. Ives Consols. 424 to 31; Stray Park, 37 to t ; West Caradou, 78 to 9 ; West Rose Down, 4to 4 ; We.t Seton, 343 to 56; West Stray Park, 4to 6 ; Wheel Buller, 1:1'114 to 6; Wheal Cupid, 18s. to 20s. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelasit), 12j to 131 : Wheal Ludcott, 3j to j ; Wheal Margaret, 54 to 6; Wheal &too, teal to 74 ; Wheal Unity, Ira. to 10s. The annual meeting of the Clarendon Mining Company of Jamaica is convened for the 22nd instant. 1 . 98 I 24.0. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. THIS DAY.) The weather continues very boisterous and cold with:is wind from the southward and westward. Engbah supply of wheat and dour this week is scanty. Barley . and oats short, but malt a liberal quantity. Scotch and Irish oats very limited. The foreign supplies of wheat are moderate—Spanish, Egyptian, and French. Of flour there is one cargo of American barrels only. Barley an improved quantity, from Alexandria, Black Sea, and Venice. One mill cargo of oats only from Sweden, and a sod supply ed ie rra ean f ile o w f heat I bea :ad f e to-day fi om the ll at t lhe quotations of Monday, for all good samples fit for millers' me ; inferior descriptions very unsaleable, at irregular prices. Foreign also fully maintains that day's pri ce s. BARLEY slow, but value fully equal to Monday. Oars , without alteration, and trade not brisk. Fu eit.-Country made, dull ; Norfolk.. at 40e. A kneri aui barrels quite as dear es on Monday, and the trade rather improved. BrANB and PEAS without change. FLOATtNG CAR'JOLS are rely firm. althouch the number on 'ale i. very Maize and wheat the turn dearer. WHZAT.-English : Fee= and Kent, white, new, 465. to Ses. ; ditto, flue old, Ws. to 685.; ditto red, new, 375. to 54e.; ditto, fine, old, 545. to 645. ; Norfolk, Ise., fine, old, 595. to fra; rod, new. 465. to 575. Foreign : Dantaic, 645. to 675. • tine. 67e. to 735. ; Konigsberg, 50s. to 655. • . ditto, extra, &.u. to 715.; Rostock, fits. to 675. ; fine, old, 68s. to 71n.; American white, 62.. to 67a ; ditto red, 60s. to 64a. BAILIT.-English malting. 421. to 48e. ; tine, 461.; grinding, 301. to 355.; distilling, 32.. to 355. per qr. ; foreign grinding. Vs. to 335.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 361.; malting, 41s. to 41s. Maur. -Engli,b, Essex and Norfolk. 60e. to 62.. ; fine, 675. to 73A; Kingston and town made, 565. to 645.; fine, 675. to 80s.; brown, fine, 565. to 59a °Ala.-English feed, 234. Oil to 265. 01. ; potato. 26e. to 30s. ,• foreign, 21s. Od. to 275. BEAMS.-English tick, 31e. to 318. ; harrow, 354. to 391. • pigeon, 31.. to 335. ; foreign, Nfazagan, 26.. to 325. ; tick, 38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 46e. ; Egyptian, 37.. to 3Se. P.lll.—English 40s. to —s.; white and blue, 40s. to 445. . • maple, 40J. to 448.. grey, 375. to 415.; foreign. to 46.. FLOUR.—English town, 50s. to 525. ; ditto fine, 555. to 571.; country, 41s. to 41s. ; household.% --s. to --e. ; Norfolk 'and Suffolk, 40s. to —s. ; French, 41s. to 50s. per sack ; American, 3t/s. to 335. ; Canadiau, 31s. to 335. ; Spanish. 465. to 495. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM FEB. 4 TO FRB. 6. 53!0 bra. English sad Scolds. 000 1070 180 3310 Naglimb lbw. 460 sacks : Oats Malt /o;eign. 13410 8000 940 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) fteaea.—The amount of bossism; done has been rather is 'roses at the commencement of last week, but good pub'. ties only have suported prices; other borts sold at about 6ds Curl ra has sold steadily at full prices. Plantation Cley. ion fine ordinary sold at 645. to CAL ; mwWliog, 675. to 7:is. TEA has a stealy appearaoce, but the large public vales to commence to-raceme (Thursday) have partly suspended busines. by private centred. CorruN. —This market has become dull. ru. —This market is steady. Necmazte. 1857, sold at Id. 9d. cash. The demand continne.dimited. ''''' very limited ; quot►tions un• &item!. . . id;rl:o4. generally quiet to-day. TALLOW 3LARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 58s. not col ; Peters'nun Y.C., on the spot. 595. 6.1. ; February to March, 595. Mt. ; March, 60s. ; April to June, 5Na. Gd. to Ms. ; July to aeptember, 575.; October to December. Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -THR3 DAY.) Meeks. Pattenden and Smith report that the market:in staid) and firm in price for the finest samples of all dates. THE GREAT NoRTHERN RAILWAY.—The direc tors of this company have determined to recommend to the proprietors, at the general meeting on the Mril instant, to declare a dividend for tho half-year, to the 31st December last, at the rate of ed. 7s. Gd. per cent. per annum, on the original dock, giving fee the half-year, 3!. 3.. tki. per cent. to the " original" stock, 3/. per cent. to the " B" stock, and 3/. 7s. lid. per met. to the " A" dock. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.—The half-yearly report of the directors states that the expenditure on capital account amounts to 2M1,5421. The receipts of thn company during the last half-year have amoun.ed to 929,11:111., and the disbursements to 373,044/. A consider able increase in the traffic receipts has taken place, which, if the revere weather had not interfered with the working, would have continued to show favourably to the precent date, large quantities of trek having been iletainioi at the stations for want of the ability to move it. The net revenue applicable to the payment of dividend on the ordinary capital of the company is 384,Pdrit. ; and out of this the directors recommend the declaration of a dividend, at the rate rt o ,,h ( I,; i t ie hs r tocn eo ce n i t o . 2.2 :i t a i r , ii 7 l7 t;... , n l yse ens i: income i han goal lf -r ears rr and y ; c account. mxligforward TM The estimate of capital expenditure for the past half-year, submitted to the hot general meeting of pmprietors, was 124,000/. And 137,940/. has been expended. The estimate of the requirements on capital account for the current half year,• to, waggons 16,000/. ; carriages, 10,000/. ; en. largemeat of stations and additional land, B°,oool. ; engines, 26,000/. The directors, whilst applying to parliament fur other injects, have also thought it necessary to seek au thorit s- to enable the company to raise an additional capital of ratioo/. beyond the cost of the new railways, for the enlargement of station'', increase of rolling stock, and the doubling of radians of the railway now worked as single lines. r' rl r , i , q 1 i , , I • ", I Y lry fi l li