The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Tieforo Vorir4:llsiwollor Rir W. P. Wood.) WAIULDI r. aroma., ZIPARTZ 000/111Y. In this Oft • novel point arolw with referent:sip the right • , parson to accept a part only iif the betwatagiron by a • The facts were these : William Hall by kis will. ,1.1 , 1 January 17, 1$ i.l, gave all his real and primal • te t.• certain trustees, and after willing the =t t • dht e• as soon Y convenient anal making sundry Ma el (:odfres a kw. • , f nineteen gime. 1.• -. and his wale a frethi4.l h. , i-e in Bladdrian for pont lives of himself .osl his wife, sad to • .1 Godfrey soy term' in premises the is or a have, situate at 46, Kathbone-plaea. At the liaMit the tastator, lb. looe le M. as the freehold , •,la a very Chlapidateal eqslition, and the t am d via F,.. of the )onselloid enwn,l at.ut night ennathsaitir Ida ath. reeky t urn•tances, Mr. Godfrey cleinsedte e,eire the pecuniary legney, and to be let into peewees . the freehold, without at the same time taking the imam LI priterte, who h had turned out burdensome instead o,ioneuil. A further question arose u to whether the en f repairing the freehold house, on which subject the authorities had interfered, must be paid by the de - • .1. the cotehtein which he wee to be let into and whether ..n Ids being bet into possession the • •.• ,leeds which weer in court should be delivered oat to • Mr H. Horton Heath appeared for Mr. Godfrey, aad for the repra,entataves of the testator's residuary ++..: ii.• Honour mid that the general doctrine of diction; • vow that a person taking under a will anon not • i•viit the intention of the testator as %dialed ea the . •.t the will, hail no very strong bearing apes thepreeeea The intentiou thin testator was to confer a beat Mr. I.•ortfrey. and not a Ivinleh. Kr. Godfrey night !• fore refill. hate the bequest of leaveholds witbest moor, the ether laapwats made to hint in the will. With ',pad i the frorhold., Mr. i;odfo-v mown he lea into pCIIIIIIOIIIO. r.vesolitionsllv. hut the title deeds being in am, would 4be delivered out to him. A summons might be token ut w cliatillwrs with ropeet to the mane required, whiek rfaaotaahh- alasuld be lAA out et the testator's o•Ouvry estate, the tenant foe 14e paying the Waren urns tiv tunny so 'epoxied. 11r. Guam mall main its I.p.y with interest upo it at 4 per cent, and hie cvnta el titi motion must he paid out of the tintatotes stairs, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (&forr Nr....Comminioser. Fine.) IN ti DRAT. Tu• bankTnl 4, f"rulealY an afilittattral implement maker loaak o.l4 ll vu 12".1c bankrupt ea a farmer, of Vavingham. was the certificate meeting. Luddster for the aaauguem, and Mr. MUD for the leakrula. alrr , wd ou 'at adjournment fur three weeks, with a Iles to the rtahrstion of some property. .t,tpuruixt uvunluagly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) LAMBETH. • DISHONOR 11111101131011. W.lliom Web, • mitidleisied men, was placed at the tef..re the Hue. 0. C. Norton ea a charge of stealing rfu wads of the moot beautiful and rich patterns, mama. tutored at Lyons u. meet the demur' lusher the as. tariff, .4 the value of Met Poises -eomitshls Haeghtoa, 43 L, slated that lad evening Le malt to a low brothel, 4,114 Aadreer's4errese, Water -Iw-rod, and there found tin primmer sitting between two ea. al tM 410‘14 sad a large beadle by his aide. 11. cherged his TM Iry 496: ermatity al stolen wads ha hie prisoner admitted Wa gat he bed. e=all to tea paroal. He asked when be gal Vasa. sad the primmer. after some hesila• tem, slid be lad penoissed them at Morley's, is Wood. avast, that he lave a (javelin, and aught have given as meth ea W. er 7L far Ora Yr. Nadas here taid the witness that he thwaglit he hope at the union add hie statement, and Houghton thee senitisel that M the int place he had bees sent for to the shop al A Mt Useknia, the pamibruiter, in the New. vhery a womsa mu offer* some .4 the scarfs ha sad it was from what that woman toll him that he was aohmed to go to Ht. Andrew's-terrace, where ha found the ltr i r et tilliain Ball, warehouseman to Kr. Rene* a Trench • mo-rehaat, is Husgin•lsoe, eitl, said h. ocasehmslll employed the prisouer to .arry panels, and on Tuesday gave hun ive wee's, antainuag 2110 scarfs, with disesteem to take them to the liarlinstoommade, and to wait there until Kr. Ranch came to him. He however never went to the place ail...into!, and witness had Dot NM him again mail •as in custody. The 1117•011•0 UM& ig the 'ewers to bin, was that nisi a min owed Wanl in ,rbailieet, Mtrand,who made hiss dmink, took hiss to the plaice where he wee fount, mid eluded a/ two at the par. The rade entnisted to the prlssepor, sad which had e•aly helm jam imported from Lysol. were of the value sot I.•a. RN. _ - A City .4ost Manua the moglatra that Übe primmer tuol Are. brCon e tiled and convicted .i a .itailor cacaos, awl he WVA nomads". to • future day. ELECTION CONNITTEES.-(THIS DAY.) BEVERLIT. The committee appointed to by and deliestioe th.. merit. .4 the, petite.° a Jain Nutehey sad John Ti....uptema. spurt the return at Mr. Jame Robert Walker, Wet et 14 o'dork,, Mr. T. W. Moon ha the ehetr. The e4her hellbent .4 the committee my Mr. Do Case ? the Bes. Ir. thrwer. Mr. J. A. Har 4 ah nod &r Z. He t 'humeri f..r the petittooen, Mr. riest Pigott sate Mr. Alktital a. y.nr tior potting turniber, Sir F. Slade, Mr. Forsyth, sad Mr. Hushtoy. The petothetere state that before aed et the election Mr. N'sllorr was by homedf and his agents guilty al bribery and tr,•atnul, aral undue lawns*, and pray that the return may la declared null sad raid. Mr. brrjeuut aimed tie ease of Ibe 'Gomm, doting thee lie elesald proceed oily ow the of of whale be proposed io pewee aumereao liutaaesa The ardidetee et the 'ladies were Mr. Walker, wlio polled : sad Mr. Gridley, wile polled 473 imam The 11•••rik.1 geoilemea hewing aiestiosied of Mee ems e ht. II hr pin/wood lopoeve widener Wire called sad • amwu•Al. (Loft sitlisg.] RF:RWICLUPOICTIVEED. The nusumittee selected to try_ sal .letersuise the merits 44 tit.. petito.o .4 Mr. Richman' H.ol, one .4 the las et the t electico, soiled the relent of Mr. Dudley M..p.eilee,k., met this dey. The nieinhers ......sticoting the ...emitter are, the Right Hoc. F. Pod ieheirmaiii, Lord H. Cecil, Mr. G. Hodgkin/as, Mr. R. P. Loci, and tiir .1. C....neel her the petitioner, Sir P. Slade sad Mr. Clerk. F..r the sitting ntenalter ' Mr. Phino,l4.C.; Mr. W or d swort h , qr.; aO.l Mr. Melville. 14atia that at the close of the the num b...vs seri. ilialarod or ha, for Mr. Majorilian ; and for Mr. fbal;;om, Apt. That the majority was a Minh". mid colonnade majority, the rotes nova& jereoia 11Y111( rowisrlied who were not legally...rattle) to vote: that Mr. ILijonlaillia was by himself and his agents guilty bribery aud treating; that having becu guilty of bribery at tho isri , edlog eleetion he wee thaquidined from being clia.tal; mul that the election wen, therclure, null and void. ([eft bitting.] The ree..r.l reetut ecAufiaßtical preferments CI VII tail. nu ILO ionisortiient which we (Critic) cannot regard .4herw7ft, than with unbounded satisfaction : it in the ap. poutaient of the ker. Vi 'Wain Wordsworth Talfourd to 100 living .4 Win:by, Lincolnshire. The appointee is the w "did ...0 .4 the departed poet and judge, the living is in tio• oft .4 the Isird 4 liaut,*ll.r. Sri ur .Sr. AL/ANL—Oa Monday ~,,,, titer for the restoration of St. Aliens Abbey had miens .. i, ...Nsiintineint, with Lord Palmerston. at f - rialealge in Mervin* to the proposition which 1.4.• basis ffr.ll.lreltlY mooted reparatusg Hertfordshire the aliaiell) diocese .4 Rochester, and enestitatior the awe Abbey . St. Allot. the cathedral church of • a• r d6.-,.e Th, deputation appouted toLing the sub. • t le / ore hi s lonlsLip consisted ..4 Lord Verdant, Lord Elinor, Ai. taboo.. Drain, C. W. hiller. Kim. M.P., Abel smut.. Emu, M.P.. the Ikea la. nivendish, the HOC. sad I:.. M 1 r. Talbot, R. Neonate, kiwi, R. Heale, Eaq,, lir Niehols. n, Y. Kidlisell. he, His lordship was ad.hc---.41.v Lord Verdun, Lord Flury. Dr. Nichoisee, sad ..ai,• a., .1, , , acpc,..latol to the minister the inconvenience ex p, en in ...I tioni the ptrlDrUt Le/Tithrial arningruienta acf the stet front the extent .4 at, which resider it ilawat for .our .sae erection) to overlook the nunisresei whik there u hardly any we central pada* at .1.14.11 li.. Isishop** naidrn.r. ought lie Led oes foe the . b re . to toe. r . r i v rr.rau to their chief pastor. Hi. latdabip lotosal to the statements with great attraaria. alma 6 = 1 7 eidamell the MM. ohne that beset the appliestiaa of • a. wan a•kol for to these admitted arils. 71•••414 (cities at 'act frusta the want oflailLiasit funds, wkick tAmt Lod& aaa...l a. el * - 1 A501..1.,,r05e 11.4 IDS rubditilSll to supply, 'ad iron. the icunotso. e that the ereetiou of • eiew sea add i• Laio w imnietipot loth similar ereleriasakal waste ad d. u.autin •hich ere urged I. ether puled the q , soli •• i -•.i.e.11, 11;1osb..te, .WI Bristol aid Nord.. Ills Iced. a• sided. tbs. the subject should may. his we. a.* al.le at she petweat iogratial M ai = h "! hope of the 'Wu. capromead by the Esplimilas bass •ml lat.. egret. A ntriatiag wit, ni 0600 9. 8 "... I * 4 •• 1 al el. to tear mewing far at 18111111 ' • ."tuts. of the &harpy, withal* ed•••••• MD aura i4. 4 .1411tv .4 it. he* made a leasing aura, • it flout he left to immune paw. 69 L. ' — us f mai ko effact, 1.141 ~t-t.. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwcz. The announcement that Switzerland has pro tested against the annexation of Savoy has caused a dull tendency in the stock markets this morning, but scarcely any alteration has occurred in prime. Comas are quoted 1-16 to per oent lower than yesterday afternoon. In the share markets, apart from the settlement, which is in course of completion this day, the only feature of importance is a fresh improvement of per cent. in South-Eastern Railway stock, which is now quoted ex dividend. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentals were quoted 68fr. 10e., showing an improvement of sc. since yerfeeday. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1858 is firm at 104 j to 1 for the account. The Indian rupee paper is steady. Consols are officially marked 943, 4, and g for money, and 942 and 4 for the account. The present quotations are 944 to * for each, and 943 to for the 11th of ApriL India Stock has been dealt in at 2204 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859, at log and 1 ; the Five-and-a-Hall per Cent. enlaced rupee paper, at 1053 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 21a. and 18a. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. The Turk ish Loan of 1858 has improved per cent., being quoted 621 to 831, Si div. The Loan of 1864 is firm, at 291 to 801. Other foreign stocks are well supported. Sales are recorded as follows ..—Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 103 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; Peruvian Four-and•a-Halt per Cents., 921 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 721, Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 441, 44; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 651 ; Spanish Passive, 141; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, 801; ditto Bix per Cents., 1868, 621 ex div. ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., 261. The Bbani;on has arrived from the West Indies with skoca. in specie, and the Saldanha from Melbourne, with 65,000/. The eaninereial demand for money yesterday was brisk, and business could not be done below 4 per Dent. At the Bank the applications were to a fair extent. The market is likely to continue tight until the payment of the April dividends. In the Stock Exchange money continnea in de mand, partly in connexion with the pending settle ment. 14,0001. in bar gold was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. A meeting of the wine merchants who have com plied with the Treasury Minute of the 7th July, 1843, or the Exam, General Order of the 20th July, 1862, is to be held on the 20th instant, to receive the report of the deputation to the Chancellor of the Exchequer appointed on the 12th instant. We are informed that, preparatory to the con struction of the proposed Great North Atlantic Telegraph between Europe and the United States, for which an exclusive concession for 100 years has been granted by the Danish government, the requi site caution money (1(0,000 dollars) hex this day been remitted to the Danish Minister of Finance at Copenhagen by Means. Croakcy and Co., who are interested in the concession. The line is to from Scotland and Denmark rid the Faroe Ireland, Greenland, and Labrador, to Ca nada the United States, and to consist of comparatively short links of submarine cables. The practicability of the route has been recently demonstrated by a personal survey made by Colonel Shaffner, who on Wednesday last gave evidence at great length upon the subject before the Committee of the House of Commons now sitting. At the meeting of the Van Diemen's Land Com pany yesterday a view was expressed in favour of winding-up the undertaking, owing to the unfavour able result of the • of the past year, but the directors' re was eventually adopted, the discovery of gold in the colony being looked upon as a hopeful feature. The fifth annual meeting of the Scinde Railway Company (including the holders of the Indus Steam Flotilla and Punjaub Railway capitals) ~called for the 29th instant, when it will be proposed to consolidate the shares paid in full into stock. The directors will also oak power, under the sanction of the Secretary of State for India in Council, to raise 500,0001. &nide Railway additional capital, gua ranteed 5 per cent. interest, of which one-half may be raised in debentures, convertible into stock. The adjourned meeting of proprietors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, will take place on the 29th instant, when a divi dend will be declared. Madras Irrigation have likewise ftned. London General Omnibus shares have to 1 5-16 toll. Royal Mail Steam were likewise flat The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as follow :—Oosan Marine Insurance, prem., " buyers" ; Universal Marine, I prem., buyers" ; London and Provincial Marine, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 1 to 1 dia. (after rising to Ito dim.) ; Anglo-Luso-amdlian Steam, Ito I prem. ; Folkestone West Cliff Hotel, to pram ; and City of London Brewery Preference, to prem. The shares of the Buenos Ayres and San Fee nando Railway Company were allotted this morn ing. The distribution in the Stock Exchange being very limited, the price advanced at the opening to to If prem. The closing quotation was Ito 1 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cidooz. This is " settling day," and the dealers in the mining market are consequently actively en= in adjusting their accounts. In the Exchange Providence Mines are officially marked 45, and South Caradon, 275. Shares in East Caradon, West Caradon, Pendeen Consols, Stray Park, Wheal Margery, Lewis and Wheal Mary Ann have also been dealt in. There is little change in prices. Foreign and colonial mining shares are also unmarked by any variation of importance. Cobre Copper have been dealt in at 45 ; United Mexican, at 2 ; Fortuna, at 3 ; and English and Australian C°l4:, at 21. e :meeting of the directors of the Lusitanian Mining Company, held yesterday, the following re-1 solution was passed: " That a dividend of 13e. pee share, free of income tax, be paid on and after the 4th April next, out of profits made during the twelve months ending 30th September last." The annual meeting of the Tlnault Yining Company Is called for the 10th of April. At a meeting of adventurers in North Wheal Robert, held yesterday, the accounts showed a cash balance in band of 4351. Bs. Bd. The profit on the four months' working amounted to 1,4431. Os. AL A special meeting is couveasd for the llth of April, to coesider the propriety of altering the sth ride respeedng the mode of electing the committee of inannement. The Pelyn Wood Mining Company on Wednesday made • call of ss. per share. Ms weil - of Ais.l I SI las a as sa 1 'M 1 A special meeting of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company is convened for the 6th of April, at Worcester, to consider several bills now Wore parliament. An extraordinary meeting (4 the British Nation Life Assurance Company la called for the 22nd inst., to confirm "an agreement for the transfer of the business of a life assurance company." The half-yearly meeting of the Portsmouth Rail way Company is called for the 31st inst. The &stern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week • decrease of Met ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 9251.; the Midland, an increase of 4,5831.• the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4, 3301.; the North-gastern, an increase of 2,6871.; the Great Western, an increase of 1,9821.; and the Great Northern, an increase of 2,4961. The Bret call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Hereford, Hay, and BrecAm Railway Company by the 7th of April. The dividends are advertised on Peruvian Three per Cents., Danish Three per Cents., and Brazilian Five per Cents. of 1824. The sales of colonial wool will terminate on the 80th lust. Prices of all descriptions continue to be firmly maintained. The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Pwa, la ivrr.-Witimi, Prim Om% maim mown m PINORIATIONIP IN MI ArCILIOI PEN OF wII 111,11118 INII ICI MEN NANZD. •• • 66 • 44 6 4611 7.7„..: it i II --17 --- 7 - ... L e _.. is - i LIVERPOOL CORN MARBET.—(THDI DAY.) (ay nacriuc Tzt.aoaAra.) (nor ova oww coaarapownspr.) Moderately attended, fair business in wheat, at a further slight advance. Flour In good demand at ?mirk y% Ibteta- Boos. Beans and Indian earn very firm, the lake, held for higher prices ; all other articles wane at MI prices. During the past week the market for American securities has continued inactive, and the transactions in both State stocks and railroad bonds have not been to an extent to adect prices, which rennin without haiAge• TIVINDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 94j to 96 for the 11th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, nee to 96 1-16 to upon the purchase above referred to, and w ere quoted at 4 o'clock 941 " buyers," the price for money being at the same time 941 to After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was • trifle flatter, at 94k , or 94 13-16 to 15-16, for the account. The offic business report is as fol lows :—Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, 941, 1,1, ditto, fur account (11th April), 96, 961, 941 ; New Three per Cent. (shut), 841 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1041, 1041 ; ditto, for account, 1041, 1044 ; the Indian Four per Cent. D e b en t ure ., 1869, 071 ; the Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 991 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 1061. The Indian rupee paper was steady, the Five pee Cent. closing at 991 to 1, and the Five-and-a-Half pr. Cent., at 106$ to g. The Indian Five per Cent. Stork of 1859 was firm, at 1041 to 1 fur the account. Exchequer Bu rn were quoted 18s. to 21a prem. Foreign stocks were firm, with a fair amount of business. Turkish, however, left of below the beet point of the day—the Loan of 1864 at 791 to 80, and that of 1868 at 621 to 63, ex die. Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds continue in request. Spanish are still rising, particularly the Pensive. A further considerable rise took place to-day in the shares of the Oriental Bank, in con s e q u ence id, a report that the dividend will be at the greatly increased rate of 121 per cent. for the half-year. Ilse closing price Will 44 to 46. The AGNS of the I London Chartered Hank of Australia were rather more offered. Ottoman Bank were firm, at 16$ to Canada Land shares were quoted IL to IL better. IfINCTSG-LANE.'HIS DAY.) fica•L—The demand has decd improved this week, and a tall amount dome, chiefly at lid. advance. Refined has also been arm ; lumpa, Ns. to 535. Corn& —The public sales of this article have not been lecithis week, and all sold at fully previous rates. .—A small portion of the recent arrivals have hese sold this week at about previous rates, but the market pne tally has been dull. Pam —A full amount of 11111111201111 has been done at Arm penes to a shade advance. ROY.—Demerara proof sold at 2s. Id. to. 2e. 11., accord. ni to quality. :kAXDT dull of aile. IlataTem.—This market has been active, and an advance of la. di hes best established, but the demand has been hos salve the bat tire dart Basco have said shadily at previous nate. Come has a firm appearance, but the operations have been small tins week. Darns.—The fortnightly public sales went off freely at full prices. Markets generally have been more firm this week. leadadklLlft. IL T =.'. to ileakesure.. Otrootaz law lt 1411 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market continues est, and a fresh reduction of • 9d. to ed. pe cwt. has been submitted to to-day, prices being gaefsd is follows : —Town tallow, 575. net cult ; Petersburg T. 0., es the spot, Ms ; March, 575. 9d.; April to June, MIL; Oct. to Dec., 535. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Isamu.—Ridea : &Obi. to 641b0., 4d. to 414 ; SOL to Tab., 4id. to 4id. ; 72114. to 801bo., to sd. ; o. to Mb", sd. to aia. ; ate. to 96110., 5 .to&L ; ND& to 10416•., Id. to Idd. Huns hides, to Ila. Oai Aim, light, 3s. to 54. ; Os. BdISOIIDORT.-BbooP skims, poUaii, 9s. W. to Lb. Od ; Lab sod Isall.breds, 86. 3d to 10s. OL ; downs, 64. Id. to b. id. BOROUGH HOP MARKILT.—(THIS DAY.) News. Pateerisa and Smith report that the settlenmat of the hop duty question last algid had given a better tons to tide market, sad that should the Chancellor act on the Ye principles as to Foreign suil F.ugliAl limit, it is thought Mat a great increase in the consumption of beer would ensue ; coassemently an inareesed revenue from malt and hops would be derived. V r irtio;l — c - a ' DMA Mimi& . Listen al haws . . Ltd. leadas gla& & p. e. :it. Central at name Ot. Inseaung. Coast. Mk fbxflxn Juaotten Lake Coartanne t P Lierre and Tonaboat Lombard. Pinellas (pose and Geneva Marla Antonia Do. do. Mew NentAkLiege Dy the Do.' p.c. Pd. I &ft.gov. Mather' et honor Do. Men @hares _ NUrwtVatic • Parl . s . awl Tina Pve.l i;ii - f; - dic (l~r y~N~ifFd ~_ W 1f~1C.... • 1 uo. 7 par oat. danehft and Kers Do. fie par cent. ?di IL Paulo A.a4.1150; Um Southern ut ?moo Wait Madera Do. si per mat. Prat West.* P. W. at lame Walden at Maids Wirbadia ........ oi l at ioimnt . fit. Nnetii.4p e,lass&Tuly 1 4E4446 At. Norte& 4 p.c. Iflar.allept. KM Rt. N. rant. tp et. Jaell.ftly Ile, M.. Olt Wore. to. 44 pet. do. •• • Nt. Bouttlait N. LA. 4p. 01. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAlttlli 16, 1860. LISTIA-Tllll3 DAY Two &Glom. With the ezooption of a rime of per cent. In South Eastern stock, which continues in great de mand, the railway share market to-day is quiet. This is mottling day. Eastern Counties stook has declined 4 per cent. London and Earth Western stock is 11011, quoted 98 to ; Great Western, 09 to I ; 111 to k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1001 to #; Great Northern, 110 to 111 ; South Eastern, 88 to f t ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 56 to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at lk to prem. The Indian and Canadian shares are likownie steady. 7 .} ... ...4y # &a #•;" # 1 - 11 2 1 14 li di 5 dl 111 26 el 61 1$ 1$ Lle I 1 sr A — 344 64 64 li 11 II 111 K IS OS lee 91 UM SI 14 oaDnuiT saws MID croon. Bk. IN L BAILWAYIk tikdbi lllrt k.. 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(Ire.) 113 115 St. 100 Orat Wad. llO 00 01 0 9 St. 108 DanirorVoLoen.llo. 0 66 St. 10 Idarldrot Yorkshire 10 1:I 100 i 1 St. 10181dada and Blackwell 685 St. 100'Iou.AriOton,d8. 112 US 110 I 25 all •Dire 11 15 St. 100 Ladd a North Weed. se 118i_ isi 74 $ 144 10 Ds. Illeilla • • ...... Is t ur : 4 St. 100 dalsatasathWooken 25 all leudadany•Coleralu. VS all Do. ad nulskillati 1 111 14 . KO lea•Andenldacolask esl 424 dis no I n S 11YrepsIllas St. 100 Illdbed 4 n nin 1n n i 81. 10 Da Ora dillirtsy IS 90 50 aD ISt 06 Weida (Dos) 100 an Nowerthi NA Cada 25 o f Nairscek•bar..4lll4n. 10 11 9 Newry& ArsrarAdoi — SO 011 Nkary,llllllllo. and 100 5 N `.ipt 69 lordin Omar Us 4:1 3411 St 100 Nord add St. all North dad ANA •D. St. an Do. • Pt. 100 N. laatera—Bantick 0 164 Do. O.N.C.risa I 1 dla die St 100 Do. Lads IR 10 Do. Yort Si. 100 Nara dada lO6 107 nil 10 all No4lollS.Walseasm 8 O 175 North ilionorikitha ... . 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II 42 &porn North NW- Atm W •-- . _ 100 100 100 100 100 'lOO 100 100 100 100 4.W.eVf Do. lad Do. Mead& Oast Nevin!. Boot. N. SBA pet. Prof./11 Do.Aber. go.. Do. 7 p. 4. Prod. Stook . B. Devon Blood 4 p. r. • kitand. AL 11.06 Do. 4i per cent Do. Pied te per toot 8. Wales gds.. 4 p. ant Do. 44 par coot ▪ Yorluddro #p. sus 84ock.&Darlingtook.e Do. do. Pipe Do. do. Cip.c Wator.44Kilhousyllp.o 7011110 N 11!ATII. 08 100 87 89 90 92 100 101 Si 10 1 17 111 101 101 74 . 70. Ull id 1 14 15 1110 141 no 118 118 US 140 141 118 118 1M MS 1111 1/11 N N ne 11l 11,‘ 117 1 i IS 70 191 141 101 10$ 94 96 Uf 1! 111 111 HO 111 K, 1 1 1 II dis par IS lit 1141 1111 116 116 77 711 114 110 135 10 101 11 24 24 102 105 101 109 SB 90 99 101 B 0 $0 $0 is Ise SOB Si SS IS U MAU. q i 111 . 1111_ .1A COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The weather in London since last Monday was change able, frost alternating with thaw and rain ; last night K rained. This morning was Ana, runny, though still Mallet not frosty ; wind N. 'W. The attendance of the trade in Marls-lane to-day was small, the tone quiet, but Arm. Prices of moat articles of the trade unaltered. Ths 'apply of home-grown plan was small, and of conat+y aeads moderate. The imports of foreign pain into London since Monday were reported this morning as very mall el lour, Insall of wheat, very small of barley, and man et oats. Water. —&Osis =Mat fully lent Monday's advance. In Foreign nut mush dab& bat held illy at last Monday's rates. _ M Flax% with a quiet demand, unaltered in mice, at last onday's rates. BLUM scarce, continues in demand, firm in price, at last Monday's rates. OATS in moderate demand ; nuiintained in value at last Monday's quotations. Bakill.-English and Egyptian held at beat Monday's prices. Peas steady at list Mouday's prices. CONSENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY raw. Wiser.-English white, 425. to 495. . red, 40s. to 45e. per yr. ; Dan tale and Konipberg, 445. t o Me. per 4941 b. ; Rogock, 465. to 52.5. ; other Baltic porta, 42e. to 48s. ; French, 445. to 525. tuica.--Towu, 355. to 401. ; Norfolk, 30s, to 31s. per 2801 b. • French, 28s. to 38e. per 21101 b. ; American (United States), 19s. to 275. per Ras/gr.-English, 26a. to 48a per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 345. ; other aorta, 265. to 30s. per qr. Oars.-British, 90s. to 265. per qr. ; Russian, 21a. to Zia. Per qr. I other Baltic porta, 21s. to 26e. per yr. BEAM -11aglish tick, 335. to as. ; harrow, 39a. to 42a. per qr. Foreign, 31s. to 40s. pa qr. Egyptian, 325. to Mk GIL per yr. PIA& -Enillish bothers, 30s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, Vic to 36e. ; foreign white, 38s. to 38s. FLOATING CARGOES. -flinos last Friday only 11 grain. lades wends were reported arrived at porta of call, vin. : 2 wheat, 2 maim, 6 barley, 1 rye. The change el the wind aertimard cootioues to keep out the expiated arrival of vowels overdue. Not a single tale was reported today. The tone of the trade to-day was Arwt, but the abuses of antral, of the coast -some long overdue-imps the marbet la partial laustivity. AIIZIVALI lino LONDON raom lux= 11TO luxe,' ie. Ifttisk 444 1444414. 141411. Foreign. 2,144 tale 690 .... , z Li.„, b. i . t. .... AO . P..P . 114 iscige. — "LILL AVELAIIII. —, Wheat barley Oata 414 — M 4b Ms Ud Ms N Mr Si 4b N rPIIM Ns No IN IN IN IN SI • N m« lIIs 114 Its 11,41 be id lb ild lb Id $ liViL4l 04. 4' i ii 1 1— ... - . rd las aa Meath Olt Illkar, 1W COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Will. lad Byron, 111 a 3d. ; Walls End &add,la Kenos, 10.. 3d.; Walls End Hari a, 19a.; Walls lad Si/warts, He.; Walls Bad South Hatioa, 21s. ; Walls End Ihissi Shin, 3d.;lk Walls Sod Make, IL. ; Will. led pa 3d.; Walls Fad Oansp, 93a. 3 4.1 1 faiklararC il lr ia. k 1k Sal ; Walls Sad Whitworth, Ms. ; Walls lad South Durham, las. 3d. ; Walker Masan, 13s. 3d. ; Wylam, 1k 4d. ; &W AD Hattiay, lda. ; Dadidaaa'a Hartley, 16 , -; Hosed'. Hartley, 13s. ; Lotabart's Hartley, 11s. 311. ; ipme. H. 07, Ik. Id. ; North Btayarsll Main, 16c— nos at saairkrt, 133. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. RAJIWAYS. Do. .... ROME or LORDS. —Tarn:Kum MAL= 15. Mot Loma Cnowcwcos took his seat mlse woolasck Ms o'cliock. MINT SOCIETIES RULES AMENDMENT Ritr., This bill paused through committee. COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE. LoAUNTON said he would heartily have desired that upou an occasion of se much im portance their lordships whose experience would have brought to it a weight sad authority which he could not pretend to pass sees. But owing to the circumstance of his having beau for many years officially connected with the trade of thin country, that must plead his excuse for Overawing upea their patients on the present occasion, in asking their lord , ships to agree with the Commons in an address to the crown ' in eve= of the treaty of commerce with the Em pe ror of the French. There were diplomatic and social beadle which he hoped would remit front this treaty. (Hear, hear) All it s tendencies were good ;he could not seeany • LW in a cu clitical point of view that could possibl result f it. H ear , hear.) It was a capital point in ler policy lved to Ovate by all honourable methods the mo st friendly hhhii kyoin: ..t. e see :btbe clouds t:2r, nji heicitir very i:el,ir :titooroeuhu.falling do opinion m i ltheory, r r laa that td latehfirst : nece ss ary aiiilt aware vn indistinctlyt t h e t ., ,s h ear )rhp. concludedc.d . d placer em ir ttsfb agree pr esent wti was ~,,y ~substance ~thatha fares ieluho, n, h present 3 : g possiblea a vi 1 a a 4 a s i g i n heard. period calculated treatyil ut hpAe.ti. et stale ~ hisb Long the disap provednz yee Idiom with the great nation of F hadwehhiioppo d ian eetlitheri ._t• ri h umtoretwked evo ieto,thiwhatittretaal h a e e he valued the ties of commerce especially, because they were ties which connected not merely governments, but what was far more important—nations. (Hear , hear.) The extended commerce resulting from this treat; winid give rise to • f ri endly feeling on the part of the inhabitants of France, and he hoped that it might be so. (Hear, hear.) Not that, he wished to see any exclusive alliance with our true policy to cultivate friendship with France on (the principle of hostility to any other country. (Hear, hear.) Bat this treaty, even in its commercial aspect, while lidding out the hand of friendly intercourse to Fiance, was perfectly friendly to other maims sad would admit the wines of Spain, of Italy, and of Germany, on the same terms as th is of France. (Hear, hear.) It an, it was true, w ith France, but extended its beneficial influence to the foil/ quartets of the globe. Mr. Pitt's treaty was ob*tnl to by Yes. Fox, Mr. Burke, Mr. Francis, and other eminent statee men, as tending to diminish the feeling of jealousy and alarm with which this country ought always to re gard the political intentions of France. No such feeling would be entertained at the present day. Mr. Fox bad said that France and England were natural enemies— moment, and it was difficult to my how long peace might be Ltered. But it should be the duty of due government detvour by all houretrable means to preserve peace with France in the first instance, and with tie other coun tries of the world. Indeed, if the causes of disunion and discord . amongst the nations of Europe were active it was surely incumbent upon us to do what we could to givo activity to those better influence., the tendency of which was to cement realms, to prevent ware, and to increase the hopes of peace In Europe. (Hear, hear.) It was because he believed that this treaty bad • very great influence ia that directior, that he ventured to recommend it to they lordshipa . Ile could not make out that we had sacrificed any principle or made any concession that was not for our mtwaert. On the other hand, we certainly gam facilities to France to enter upon that coons which we had seen it our interest to pursue—that of a far more liberal policy. The influence of our example would be very meted to France. It was impossible for the intelligent niter of France to see the effects produced by this policy in this country without being struck by the moult—the welfare adi comfort which it had secured to all classes—the loyalty and contentment which it had diffused—the dindavtien of pauperism—and all the blessed effects which had ensued, not wholly, but in • great degree, from our liberal mum:ere cid policy. (Hear, hear.) He heartily hoped that this. ex ample might be followed by France; and not by France only ; for, with such examples as Frame and England it would be very difficult indeed for the other nations of Etas rope longer to maintain a narrow and restrictive polity in matters of trade. Believing that the peered diffuses of three land ilainei , P w l old w d ould do more one te p a ro nwd n i t e te rrea H id tast e hum b an etiil l e 'd ha vedf v , pp , an r. in u. taies , ess, ithm to ill ti w ong n . dimi nish Ike chances of war, and to alleviate it. velem* when it did unhappily arise, lie ha il ed this policy as use which, to carry the treaty into operation. The cement of psithib meat was undoubtedly nevi to some of its provisions, but that mend could only be given by acts of larliament sanctioning the reductions of duty which were contemplated ea the part of this country. Those bills would no doubt be placed before their lordships, and he entertained not the slightest question that their lordship., acting wisely in es serelsace with their established rule, would nut appear to meddle with bills involving money matters sent up to them from the Commons, but would willingly give them their moat. If that were dome, all would be aocompliabed that would be !mammary in order to effectuate the treaty, and he ventured to appeal to the noble and learned 1.,n1 upon the woolsack to confirm the truth of this opinion. flat although this address was not required, iu order to giro effect to the treaty, its effect would be to MU , * their lord ships, in the most solemn and formal manner, toe xpime their unqualified approval el this treaty, nut only in its amend principles, but in its detail', and the tosetion for their lordships was, whether that house of parliament was merely to abstain from any opposition to the treaty, as whether it was to oome forward and deliberately express en ("Hear, hear," from the opposition benches.) grr il eaty could not be considered by itself done, as it was • part, and • moat essential part, of the financial arrange meets of the country, and he should theiefore review it is connexion with the budget of the present year. The retool of indirect taxes to amount 0001. • year, in the parliament f the inexpediemy of meddling with then taxon, peons, it was thought necessary, in order not to disappoint the people, to gratify them by • larger remission of indirect' taxes. Such a scheme was fanciful in the extreme, and it was to treat the people of this country like cluldren. It was, however, necessary to look forward, and to conelder what would be the prdshle effects of the remission of LORD ELGIN AND THE UNIVERSITY or GLASGOW. these taxes. There were fortifications to be built. three —ln consequence of a rumour current among a certain was a war in China moat inadequatel y . provided for by the party in the Olssgow University, to the effect that Lord prmeat estimates, which would exercise a decided effect ea ftin was about toresign the Lord Rectorship, On kis To. the budget of 1861. Parliameat, in 1861, would have to =has naiades Ilenipoteatiary, to chi ne , th e b i d e . deal with • deficiency of probably 10,000,0001. How was Union communicated with his lordship, and have such a delleieneY to he lose Not by indirect ta its, became received the following reply :—" 110, Baton-square , March the budget has abolished them ; nut by increased 12, 1810 .— Norman Kerr , &q. Independent Union, Glas. Customs ' Duties, because the present treaty with Franco gow University . — Dear fitir,— ' My plans are not yet defini. would preclude such a course. He could not concur with lively settled, or I should have replied moiler to your Lord Taunton that the treaty was the best MEDEA of insuring obliging note of the 3rd inst. I can, however , aware y ou the friendship of the two nations, as it would create in the that 1 have DO intention of resigning the office of rector of mimb, of the French people the idea that French industry the university of (;lssgow . My absence from this money, was eacriticed to England to promote pulithal objects. if 1 should be required to proceed to the East, will not, The contrast of the advantages was by no means in favour trust, be of long duration, and I apperia to the distinction of this country, fur, while French shipping was placed oa w u hich niven l i tas ty of bee Gusgo n conf w e t zd hickl ea y ea: . Ir b y . tr illing stud te et v d o th iet the ~,,s aa m d iade fuoting vaatiw as . car ; amd, own whi et l i ti rs F. wus ce su obt.i bjeatail ned W ho a! l us t* unless it shall be made manifest ee me that the interests elf all ~ h e wanted to promote own manufactures , she had the university require me to "rake the sacrifice.—l am , actually forbidden the free export of the raw material of dear sir, yours faithfully, BLOM AND KINCARDDIN." paper. It was with regret that he alluded to Savoy, but he Taw Faismasows' Bore , Swoom—The att a. thought Mat this treaty ought not to have been signed. e diated orizon timate e. d he REY ns to ch . Be to p was a my exp s e vinery festival of this institution wee celebrated at Free- wit ... ,, hwrt- a ', ; ,,, f ,r inal f rom dimc F raiiee l"Mer of ha h v e ing r intention ou Pre t; mama Hall, on Wednesday evening, under the preddeswy thFr""ponaeobstmo i l l :dadte p. blißgt4hadeotammi7l:l6 ; tTiAnn n k h:zf: ae: ier,i:i; 'nl'l'h::'rlb"nhac'lu'd , enunttln°:: --- b; dls:.edl!:gtohve th t4.fege .g adeartme: i 'bieu:t4l y a*ll . d' t ffnothi' .s.raßig'iontag'lP:et th oit°ll°anytimr6h:eeryi:l::::::ese i blecieriDUeazonlt'r,a7tayavlinrerter:: . " theolatebhadrryta:th.ha.hcwv:::'"3:)slitheteelbeeyMit'winiintade'vtileogLln"::wdito: :.f• 3.10°.4 hamar"' and am. ti ol app.d ßrother V t Liice t :u:t he lta ma ynlia ior m, Insa M. P y . gai n th tbe e proeeedinpiastituti. alms: Savoy Irsli that the ann t . of &mov e and only clothed and educated the sons of doomed or decayed (H hear .) H believed that it the whole of Europe. ear,e . t _. cee iaico uf to, France was ruidortune not only trEngLual hut to masons, about three years sines a schoollouse was opened at Woo-green, Tottenham , and 25 of the boys received into t with miSchief , and while that &age was oa It. During the peat year extensive &hareems had been made, and all the boys on the foundatioa whose parents 7....--:: agagn weoweb ie t we not and to Dave gi rt ; e u n to w. Fran c. oe vey so e sign . b) sl ou : w0,.... pr0ef wished it bad been received into the establishment, so ut . trll i i c e e r a, than wd slat i t t ho waLiz: . know out 0 1 4 m fi oo w re _ ccn i tain t heeding66'. only fundamental fb t l i o . ed o u y °46 X, lege of what was . u fi l l o t;ided the , to bu s n ign our th o le i tisa vand ty eith y out or institution that children of all religious persuasions are entitled to its benefits, and therefore, should • dissenter """ and by France ': He was informed yesterday by a gentles or other religionist, not • member of the Church of England, he elected, his parents or guardian. have the option of hie In". being educated out of dome at. a respectable . choral in the o . u .a wb w ore ho • jud t ie be iru p ni la,...---- 1 .3d frum the m t, z i t ,e i:up th. liel i t t re he . uner in which thin subject was viewed there was this— neighbourhood of their residence. The boys were intro- they believed as foreign nations had long believed, that duccd in the course of the evening, and, venous prises hav whole p olicy was directed to the one object, of selling lag been distributed, the noble viscount made an eloquent oar had .b.. 7 oval. 7 ... ; and .d., tha th i P'li t. e u.be"..litivaclinledioptd_haera(ttuttab,isihexliem7nie as i . n iir tu trea ing cc ou t la y ;uls ent i ; t o ibesi ;ho b: id ea wrheograd.ctubeira.minsottinit.ditiangionoto;herafuptet.tarwawliwriareoi f a "lloolof nom anal y .. sad the co 7c mpal e id rt.L n w ot ,. L i r , atezu:a mod . d a Istil2 et iii i ir itill Th erer : as as toastmaster. be it.te%ittuwitthowpa resistance t tl he anue i, w.satiriLdmflave.. He knew that thN , t rb e e re irsj ‘ =,» t i otlieve did n tatte he y we Sla re re eit t l e g ,7 -I such baseness as till& el w ri ting high.niumlin e g despatches OF • FRENCH BRIG.—The French lo r d ing, mom , for th e p ur p o se of laying them before parliament, De•• as Treviso , from Ha"' for Rio "We , was run info while they rmlly did not wish to oppose t he arrangement a , i bmdey niz ba by a large ship running up Channel, mid w hi c h b a d been earned into effect. He did Ind impute eaMsaistely - foundir id. Tim sir e re nd ered no assistance. mei Lemmsa to them, but this was the feeling whichgamed The mow and one passenger,. in all eight pellicles, 11t1/0 „ound in the minds of the people of Francs, and be evert into Plymouth by a pilot cutter o es& n Monday. jee red not in France but in Europe. &feeling eh • restoration of the Red Sea telegraph brings was calculated to to lower th e pos i t i on of England, and to .le. Wald within six days distance of India, so that the tele• gra de us la the frog of Europe. He was fortified in this gram due in Louden from Marseilles on the 18th inst., may con viction, bac"w is t ig 48110010 report of the treaty by mantis news from all parts of British India up to the LIM the French s w a m,. h y whom it who negotiated, which Wit" was published not tray days ago, there wee A ointment laJi Admiralty superintendents at the mail pac ket that it was catered into with • view to encourage industry port, win;; in future be called superintendents of contra* and ciameares . . There was an old proverb, "(n l'ettute Ms in consequence of the nail steamers having Ma s'accens, and be believed that this statement 1 from the Admiralty to the Post-odoe sod of the motives of the treaty by the Fremt mica- Board of Trade. tee was an illuatratioa of that proverb. They The Spanish man-of-war steamer Alava arrived well kaew that the whole previous course el Frame at Southampton yesterday. She will undergo some repairs bad been one of aggraadasinent, which made her such • at that port. TIM steamer was fotmerly the Lehsnoa, and mass to Europe and herself. That old spirit of the limb reemployed in the African trade before she belonged t =was not yet extinct. While that Mato of things n. She is • Soot& built ship , it was impossible for this country, with adm es' risTlfai — r I alFame• Ilj k . m a sidbi tak . E. Do. kks& OW Do. Ass sm, ilMiks. a liiime Ceps TADsgsep.e.gas i Nike. il • joia. art Eastern mopi .. 77 "I g I 'id!. a ei I VT U TS TT n 7i Pa s 021 die 1 027 IP P : lk 10, 84 SS 02 St KThe SS 111 7$ TS 7$ 74 ei 101 l i I wo- - f. — Trls.. F. Do. 44 p. et. Dolmmt.. Do.6paß M.. Dodoes Yolboons.. OGroadTraik of Ada c I. I pie ins t. Do. T par el UN_ Do. 4.5. UR De : .._1!•• 151.. .. 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