The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-23 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (PHIS DAY.) MA NSION4IOt7BE • rank*. Oerfeast, cba.raismeas, em award will being drunk. assaulting J. Cook, mister, mad brembles • square of The The prosecutor said the priloser ma his trees ends and charwomas. Yesterday she assaigsgarlat Wm been Moon the place After dinner she west oat and terns V sodajaa after tea, whoa be (peoeteetce) perceived alai ohm was very /Ironic. He inirriatately ordered her to Isom which she rufusol to do, when he took hold el her le pet ler demo male.. She flew at him like a *sem did Mad to throw him down, and hrim a very strong woo= she succeeded. He, however, got the better le billtr a and r , then again told her to uses the boom or be would nod for apolicernan. She immediately " Well you —, if I can t hurt you, 11l hurt you " and struck the enelovereno several blows, ask g e w She ale, tried to hook another, but ha stepped bar arid rve her is r•r. AD he wanted vras pare sod quiet. nem, for alth ou gh she was hi wife's coals* AM he dad not see w h y h e a ho u ld he subject to anaemia, from tor more than from anyone idae. Nir It. Cardea —Well, what have you to my, primmer? Pnemoev —Oh, please your worship, all he mid is him A little while lock he soul the lease of his home far XOl., and ever since that tune there has been no and to sin, brandy, wine, and all manner of things in the boom. They have beat drinkiug all day lung ; him, his wife, and children and me hare all been drunk together. Watnec—Why, you ungrateful thing, you—dida't I give you a auvereivn the other day, and you spent it all before the day was over! Prisoner - Yes ; and I bought Nome gin and nos, sad • lot of they liquors with it. Sir Robert— Well. I suppose you drank it. Prisoner—He helped me pretty weU, though. Hs makes regular '• Holly . of himself ; he washes op the *Me and dish... clubs the floors, and .lots the work which I seed to be employed to do. He and his wife are always quarrelling about • hendarene young man that lodge. with then. Sir Robert-1 shall bind you over in the sum of 101., with one surety .1 UV., to keep the peace for one month, and if you get drunk during that time and sasault anyone, you Ivaco W priaon for a month. The primmer, baring no suety in court, was locked ep. ch.. Swell, agvlYl,.l:;:rlbevi;;;en. brew, a labourer, was charged brief.: Mr. Tyrshitt with feloniously rutting and woundiag George Thowpw.ii, at Pentourille•hill. The mistral., and the prisemer were in an eating-house, aid, became the former would not pay for the letter '. supper. a wise ensued. The pWiner knocked the prosecutor down, knelt upon him, and nude three attempts to stab him in the breast, hut the blows were of so wail, as the end of the knife, from the force of the prisoner's blow., bent up. The proeecutor. hand. were dreadfully rat. and !te wee eery weak f r o m hooi of blood. The primer was heard to agy is the &nine of the evening that if any ow "flake to Min be would knife him if he was hung at biewpte for him. The peignoir said that he was amoulted by the soma plaimat sod what he hod dose we. in selkiefsace. • Tyrwhitt nounitted turn for trial. MA RLBOROUGHSTREET. MOMS, 5001.1 ST • DA:11•11 RTIIDITTIT. Blerrevervie, • Danish etwimt, was chimed begun Mr. Biaghant with stealing two books, Bewielte's of the value .4 :11., the prvgert y d Mr. ilehm ('asides Minos, bookeeller, 151, y. Mr Mottos said, that about afi rtnight ago the primmer catered hie shop, two pintlemen being there at the team sod asked some mid left without making a perchaer. Tu. nett day be mimed the two books produesid edition of " Bewieke's of the value of Vitt, mentioned ids bee to the trade, and Yule** Mr. Hasa. of Difordatron, brokaeller, caned os him, mad pry bin web information as led to the appridiewhes d thepriatmer, who, he we. p oti.e, was the 'sae pmson as maned at his shop the day Is fore the books wars Mind Mr. William Heath, bookseller, of 417, Odard-etreet, said that os the sth of Marek the prisoner, producieg the two book; asked him to pureliam them and as he asked 34 musem, which we. sear the value, be wea throws of he yowl, and parboiled them Shirai*, is fact, that he was in the Mile, at the amore time giving him V. 10. for them. He (Mr. Heath) afterward+ beard they were mimed from Mr. Hones's, and pee him ialionmitins rand is come wooer of Um priw roar having gives as adders, though hope* a gamier that wee not correct, they mode Isguitir hit did INA lad him. While elliwt*g up as the peaeMss night the Framer entered hi. Mop, ewe ( la tita ga tt aiet ta that bed been mule, sad be this Mid him est he was charged with dealing two books in Ploomilllyomd admitting the fart, asked that be might be forgives. Be then pee km tato ceotedy. Organ, LB I t asked for a remind, ea sail he &owl eemeal ether books, and w mescal bosimied had kat books, be thought they might be ideeitihrd. The primmer, who WUM a fashiosable Immersers espe, was them remanded. ZLZCTION CONNITYSZA.-(THIS DAY.) DERWIC[•UPON-TILED. The oomtnittimp mot at eleven o'clock ; Mr. F. Peel in t►e chair. wid reword tk• considerate.* of the veto of Alexander Meknes Colville Heath rerallekead exanriaed by the conessittee-- Heard the Pavel - intim of Metrade on the mine day on which he as. at the Hen and Chickens. Never meatioaed the convenation until yesterday. The committee, after • short eousultation, struck of the rote, leaving the rating member in • majority of oae. The vote Joseph Fleming &rather was thee objected to es the ground of nomresidenos. Mr. George Barnes, of Caine, mid he had seen the name et Strother over • shop at Nowhere, in Northumberland, and .rived the ~,ter with • Speaker's warrant at that place. Had known Strother to reside at Brahman for 12 mouths. t7romezenoined Is private secretary to Mr. the petitioner. Wes at Norhain in 195 d. Had not 4 = i that the objection might have bees takes before the rewiring barmier le • previous year. The vote was struck off last year. H.-examined--Could not my whether &mother's resi dence wre within 7 mile Berwick. Mr. George Gdrw , civil eagiseer, said the distance from Strother's reriolence t.. the Tows-14 at Berwick was 7 redo 9 chorine 1:o yards. er.wireleniiiverl Had taken the measaraiwat from • surrey meth in May, 1857. Mr Minn, ohjerted that his learned Mends ea the ether isle were lout entitled to preened further with Tempest to thro vote. The reeidence of the voter at tiro thosios we"' the NUFWVI ia 1657, and the objection ought te ham been taken b e fo re the rewiring barrister in the year lift He submitted that ender the 95th sectimi the committee bed ao junelictiou in the preaerit caw. Star Y. ila.le clieteeded that under the 79th section the register was to he hell as conclusive evidence of the voter retaining the qualifkation appended to his name ; and that the proviso relater; to distence 'aptly iscapeeitsited the voter, inasmuch as he resided beyond seven sales from the podium place. The committee retained the vote. Mr. Clerk said he would now proceed with the objectinas in clam 7, which rewarmed certain Fem..s who had been bribed to vote (or kr. 3lajiiriletak, (Left sitting.] LONDON CONFIRMATIMOL—In consequent* of the 'mom illnea of the Bishop of London his lordship warn unable to kohl a oafirruation, which he had apyaintat at West Hackney Chon:h yesterday afternoon. The Bishop of Bangor officiated. THI Cana or Till RIM. JAMISI BoNWILL.— Purpraft , has been elpereed ia connexion with the abandon. meld, .r at all event. suopeslion of the against the Bof Bev. Junes Buswell, the rect o r Philip's Chunk, In.-pax, against whom some time since tie Beaker of 1..eue.1 a corniniesios. The comisides reported that there *ere per met foseie period. for further preseilleps, but we re vitithai to prove that actual adultery hod lees conmotted within the diocese of London, over alibi eine the Itotp.p'r power extends. Mexeral weeks have elapsed mad the Bishop has taken no Jeep to minicabs Mr. Bonwel ineansrlo:, the rev. gentiness eustriers to be rector of it Yh.,p..tot liet, although he does not at wrest iodate. alas Lunt ST fluertre.—Aw unused was hold at stainford. Mondry see is the body of Ides ' Flea. Kiln, egad ti 3, wits was lammed the same Men.' Lena t.. 'bath in her we iseldenssa It appeared that lie denemiL who heal by herself is • house an Higkorest. St Mutur, awl was • regular attendant at church, did Not n.kr her appearrrt Mar* • asd as she hod sot beds *era mace the peeress Wodoseksy, std se webs hod Sowol fora few day. her either of the ailimaaye • f her house. fears were emertaised that essofthig eeriest had happened to her Os as softy been mak • horfal sight was presented. The hoda the tielleesols Indy vs the tar, with the herf war the lbw pule. a Neck sal eharred nor, renewal* Is a l unit 1.1 .4 woo,L fler dodoes, alibi were s 6 isnt to tower, by oil the goer u..sarl The right head and arm to the elbow were burst Nearly to • Moder. The rate for knelling a ire were laid is the psis, red a curette...ark (the candle bons to the eschet) was ,landing rur tlw rode by the side of the work bow which it ia that the macaronis deersed alas down stain 'nor...4i morning, and was going to light the it., when 'be fell is a it, her clothes caught the lease, art she was burst to 4.11. search war made to ere.,. Loa if there liad lures say robbery or viiiiece bat sreakitsg •aa diateorenni to lee.l to a osepicios tha t asp pro perty hail been stoke. On looking over the chasers sad tore .4 the d.-eard, erreoul voucher sad demosabs of differs 4 ratter were has& bialefts n r e ssy wahrahle lases. sad as eared awls, for SIR dr rowed, whs BMWs* oftestris art posiarlier, was very riwitate.. lived in is boom an ages. est hashaL a be hl a r dowwwie for nosy rata Mil• hod asleep boll sow to the door, heel, had theft lass eir es asseal of framenth pretend with beggars • led It was Asa f.w prewar to get rear le ta;r an Irearea Ilhe died mama W.* • sal, sal at =r s . a alosoot UK a p ,ser will go to a Mitre soft. . The jug sessul • rumba at " Aacadmially bent le THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1860. COMMIRCIAL DOCK COMPANZ-47.18 DAY.) This dap as extraordinary lima mugs( ci propitiators wee hid at the winipemes gam, 7emokurdo die* hr the of madder* the boot addeei dealing with the " psi` el the 'ME. Also far the Er ie r k Ile pieehiemsof bill now khan kw head pewees to the Com- Orsei%; M. T. Masan is the seek. hi ▪ The llewhe wee seed " The aeatuale the year ending Sid Dassnobor, 1869, vpresseed by Mom& Cbsaist Jay, mad 00., and sheer helms to the credit of t he i st" or reeseve pea& end ter megommelek3l4l.lk 11d. The directors are of =that thoperiedbeemowarrived whesthe regurvetund to appropriated assmeg the propriehent se frame the Merest sods is alibi the beim ad Ute is now wadded, the het* capital repreeen e = " Debts due to the company" is materially dimin ished ; and alss, having now two entranoes from the river for ships, there is ao bigger the neceetity to provide spinet the risk and ax to which the company mi4: e. t t e been liable the entire business win on one 'streams. The driectore, thrill" imme diately on receiving the balance-sheet from the accountants, determined on calling an extraordinary meeting of the proprietors for this • and they now recommend that they be empowered to dial with the 'rest' or reserved fund by transferring the ems of 51,441/. from that fund to the present capital account of 514,4101., by a bonus of 10 per cent. in Old Stock, in respect of each proprietor's present holding, in both Old and New Stock, which will then rule the total amount of capital to 566,8611. This will still leave the sem of 7,9641. 6e. 11d. to the credit of the " reel" account. The directors, in their relied of the 13th January of the present year, informed the proprietors that they had under consideration the necessity of making a new exit from Pood No. 5 into the Themes, in order better to, accommodate the requirements of the trade ; and, after mature deliberation, they have decided on proceeding with those works so soon as the neosseary powers shall have her obtained from the legislature ; end the bill now before parliament for this purpose will be submitted for the sp. 'rowel of the extraordinary meeting of proprietors to be held this day." The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report, whisk wee carried unanisoualy. The following reoslolion woe then weed " That the directors be and are hereby empedlered and directed to treader the ma of 51,4411., part of the red or room fund of Knit Is. 11d. mentioned in the from that fund to the capital account of 614,Vd ri e_ f whereby the capital account of the etenpaay wni be increased to the sum of 565,8511., sod that there be placed to the credit of each proprietor in the company's books by way of bonus, a sum in Granary sleek equal in amount to 10 per cent. on all deck dead* to the credit of such account, whether is the eidlerry or preference stook of the compan), and time the err be tea& ferred and added to the capital, and emeihred and dealt with as part of the additional capitol amihreimod to be rained by the creation of new stock, by the Clinmenereiel Dads Act of 10457." The &wares having read the provide= of the bill for great* further powers to the employ, The CUAIRMAII sieved the prewiehme of the mid bill be agr. ed to, subject to neck alterations me might be deemed to Km Bambey, The AMUR Mated the expenses el the MU, and the Dew errengewriste ersawited therewith, isebedistm the of of lend would he sheet 110,0001. The mortgege debt of 100,0001. reknid to la the accounts was borrowed at 41 per cot, sad M,OSI. of the meant could be paid of la the monad west of GM amt. The whole sooM be paid of in five pare or in tut The bill wee this ed , end a vole of thumbs he the chairman terminated the promeding• IiILWATIL tarn: t i l l / 4 k 421a.erVaLl re.:l;;;AtCliaJnao Wm= Bl and Tyr Bos ytk too.lbrinktlld.C Bristol sail Pasts . . Cakdonlas Cork sad Pandas i i : ea n Hi isi - ei 7 mi is 94 an 90 f id zd 4i 1 laiiiivW 1 Da A Ase : l e I Do B p.c. to MR IL.s. 1 Dublin and J. 1 Dand., Pert& *AM. I last Anallas I Bastarn COCAIN 1 Eastern Union, No* I Do. 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IPd I a plow I Halm 141,000 10 Aeglalteslaro 16 16 N,OOO 16 Austral* *Oral 360 1000 atiaaUe Tel (LIB.) all {7,000 10 IWO& Wilaraveka.. $0 1010. dawns* Land 0,100 60 BM. 44141*Idep. Tel. A all 87 — — s• SAM N Do. 11 7 404 atW lee all N N 11, II Do. C • all 14 114 116 1111 raid ld . 100 6000 74 a/1 4 ' N0,000N0,000 Ot.Cop.NE.WTeI. 114 ASmelt. all U 17 U Do. It* 74 all 14 14 1,0021116 11. Crystal Mad per Geol. 100 N O N O No, At Do. Pratennoe 110, 11. Do. 4p. et. Poop. DM NO 11111 MAN U. Weide Tekgrsph 101 7,1 116 Do. New d U 70, 6 Nog. sa Au* Cop. Oea. Mom Navlrsti VA 1 Gnat Skip (Limited) 116. N Ludlam sad Aut. Tel — lass. Martel Teo L) 1 1 Oldie 10, 10 Leaden Elnewat (L.) 110,1104 4 Los. 040. Onalbos 00. all le 14 611,000 10 Madras Wl*. A Quaff 1 1 Id gra N, 10 lledltorraraollecTol. all 10 Modlter. EL Tel pia.) all 4 11,e, 16 National Dboent Co. $ 1 Of 11 10 Notharlaada Lod —.— 60, 6 De. lip. a. la all dla. all 1.724 NO N. Irma It N. So* LL N II 16 • 104 1 N. Brit. Auslndrii6 an d • 60, 1 'Mal Gan 141, 10 1 Do. New Mane . lia. pat la n. (lba) . /l 12 a 10 Do. 10, II Do. 66 C jot NO, It. Pad Nur Lodi Mla. i 111 61 110. 60 Pada. aadOdel. r 111 $1 20, N Do. New U 16 la pm Ili 410, 10 led Sea * I.L Tat 4 e. toilers. by* Oov. 111, 40 Bey boa 10, 16 a New an 6 V 100 Royal 12011 Una M. &WA* Anil bowl* 140 1/I0 110 14, N amirallsa 166 d 011 N N 76, ^ 1 bonds, K Osel ad U. 1 De. do. lisslakrad /ad 60 20 II la Oa 1/p.oam I 10,000 IN it Dlealota Lad ll 11 MONEY MARKB2.-THIS DAY Two o'CLoow. In the absence of any disquieting intelligence from the Continent, the funds have shown a stronger tendency. British railway shares have also especially improved, chiefly from purchases to cover previous operations for a fall. Consols are now quoted 944 to 4, for money, and 944 " rather buyers," for the 11th of April. The official transactions comprise-- Consols, 944, 4, and 4, for money, and 94 for the amount ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 784; the Indian Five per Cent stock of 1869, 1044 and 4 ; the Five per Cent enlaced rupee paper, 99; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 105 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, 974 ; ditto 1859, 97 ; India Bonds, 36. die. ; and likschequer Bills, 16e. and 19a. prem. The new Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan has declined to par to 1 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67.90, showing ao alteration since yesterday. The principal change in the foreign stock market is • fall in Turkish Six per Cents. on the reported new loan. The stock of 1864 has receded to 79 to 1, and that of 1868 to 811 to 621. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are also dull, and there is a general tendency to heaviness. Sales are reoorded as follows:--Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1866, 911, 901; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 911, 91k, 901 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 851 ; ditto Deferred, 241 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 861, 66 (exchange, 1211.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 102, ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 97i ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 641 ; Spanish Passive, 141; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 791, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 621; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. The discount market remains as last reported. No business is done below 4 per cent, and the de mand at the Bank continues brisk. In the Stock Exchange loans on Consols are not procurable below • per cent. A movement is on foot with a view to a revi sion of the existing scale of stockbrokers' A meeting of brokers, members of the St.. ar c h kC l : , is invited for the end of the week, " To :o h n i Ter the propriety of appointing a committee, and, if approv e to appoint • committee from among their number to revise the existing scale of charges for commission, to invite and consider suggestions for enforcing an observance of the same, if agreed upon by a majority of brokers, also the exceptions to be allowed, and the penalties upon innf iinnt To report their recommenda tions in regard to these and other matters relating thereto at an adjourned meeting, when the steps to be taken for carrying the same into effect will be decided on." The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,5391. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,047/. • the Midland an increase of 6,4941 . ; the Nort h British as increase of NM • the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,761. ; and the Eastern Counties an increase of 71361. The Interoolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company are inviting subscriptions for the 12,500 new shares of 61. each recently authorised to be issued. The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Ben, and Co. : Ia the market for American seciwities during the peg week there has been an improved demand for the Fe deefl and various State Stocks, with more inquiry for some of the railroad 'enmities, eepeosally for the bonds and shares of the Minolta Central, the latter having beendealtinat an advanaa on previous quotaticam TIRTIESIAT IRMO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to I, for the 11th April, opened this morning at 941 to f, improved to 941 to 1, and closed at 94 to I. For money, the last rice was *if to 1. The official business reports as follows :--Three per Cent Consols, for money, 94f, 1, ; ditto, for amount, 941; the Five per Cents. 1101 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 104{, 1, ; the Five per Cent, " anfamd" rupee paper, 991 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent, 1061 ; tke Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1888, (Fa ; ditto, 1869, 07, 971; India Bonds, fie. die. The Indian rupee paper was offered, and fiat, the Five per Cent being quoted 2114 to 99, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 1041 to 106. The latest letters from Madras and Bombay, dated respec tively the 23rd and 25th Feb., quote the price of the latter at 104. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 has advanced to 1041 to 106 for the account. Ex chequer Bills declined Is., closing at 18e. to 19s. prem. The foreign stock market was not active, but prices generally were well supported. The Turkish Loan of 186il was last quoted 791 to 80, and that of 1868, 624 to 63 ; Mexican Bends were dull at 311 to ; Spanish Passive Bonds were rather more red. Bank of Australasia and Bank of Loadon shares were quoted about 11. lower to-day, other Bank shares rema i ning steady. A further advance of 21. took place in Canada Land. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as fellow ;—Oeesn Marine Insurance, S 3-18 to 3.6.15 prow 1 Unirmsal Marine to 1 prem. ; Lydon and Provinciel Marine, to 11 prem. ; Dank of Turkey, MI to die. ; Buenos Ayres and Bea Fernando Railway, '1 to 11 ran' and City of London Brewery Preference, to pram NINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioca. r There is a steady inquiry for itritid;;:iining shares to-day and pfloes are well maintained. In the Stock exchange, are officially marked 302 and 304 ; East Rummell, Ili ; Grambler and St. Anbyn, 421; and Stay Park, 28. Transactions have also talmewplaes in that establish ment in the Unity Consoh,.East Caradon, and Re- Whit*. In foreign descriptions, St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 22#, I, and #, and united Mexican at Tien Isar ling Wee (ahr ied g e b y la I=in Arm mites " The Is& 10 the T 6 east k sok Ii foot wide, *Whig • quantity of needle rad slow et am The lode In the stapes In hake= of 64 west is north 141. par Whom The pitches both to beck and bottom of ease level are worth M. per fathom. The lode In the til east is Unproved, producing stones of ere." COMMERCIAL AND MARKRTS. MARK-LANZ.-(THII3 DAY.) The weather is Leedom eines Let Wednesday was damageable-with rein sad heal at *Weals-tem ▪ Mit thstleB act frosty ; wind 8. sad 8. W. This morning wee wee. The atlsseisnee of the teed. in Mark-laue to-day was the tow eery fir, prices of most &Aland the trade Leading npwanis. 7'hs supply of hinne-pown pain was and of ontatry- ands dour moderate. The imports of foreign psis loto Loudon sines Monday wire reported this morning as mall et dour, wall of wheat, small of barley, sad mail of oats. WISZAT.-Sogiii sold Si IS over last Monday's advance. Foreign also la. pet qr. dearer than lad Woodsy. FLOUR, with a quiet demand, firm in price, at Lot Ifouday's rata llm Baum ra mores, in moderato demand, Ira in pries, at lest iday's ta OATS in improved demand ; maintained in value at last Mooday's quotatiess. Baum and Egyptian unaltered at last Monday's prime Puss quiet at Lot Mouday's prices. CUILDINT QUOTATIONS, DOTT PAID. Wain. -English white, 4*. to es. ; rod. 40.. to 454 . muDudek and Kustigaberg, 445. to 465. per 4941 b. ; 46a. to 621. ; other Baltic poets, Us. to 48s. ; Frame, 46. to OIL Florrn.-Town, 316. to 40e. ; Norfolk 31s. to 31e. 6d. per lOW ; Free* Ills. to 11.. per MOW. ; American (United Motes), 19s. to Ms. per beanL Bantmr. -Meg fish, Ms. to 46e. per qr. ; Baltic, Ms. to 345. ; other nets, Bk. to 3Ds. per qr. Oaro -Britt* Ms. to 28.. per qr. ; Russian, 21.. to 23e. per qr. ; other Battle port., 21.. to Me. per qr. BEANS. -English tick, lias. to 38s. ; harrow, 36e. to 42a. per tr._ Foreign, 31s. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 321. to MI. Id. Per qr. Pus.-English boilers, Ms. to 404. ; hog and grey, 3M. to Ms. ; foreign white, Ms. to Ms. FLOATING l'Amiona.--Bines last Friday may 16 grain laden vowels were reported arrivird at port. of call, en. : 6 wheat, 6 maim, 1 beam, 2 early, I rye. The latest re eta wen : Wheat arrived-OdassOhirka, partially is meals, 465. 3d per 49Mhs. Maass &mired per 480 lb. Maim on Port Lagoa, N. manta Smiley pamege-1 B.L, early ha mid at 34e. per Nati. Ds. 3d. per is=qr. An strived cargo of Ihrail MIS METAL. DITO LO MARCH le TO MUM M. desteL Foreign. mud OM. Oft llll a.* irk nem, t liaise its M reLa HOIMIAL mess. Feb. 11 . — I Mar. 1 yl lb 114 MI id 4.4 M. 44 414 l*ii iii iii ass fd Us Id ids ad ali id - U I Six wi;;ke Am. 1 Sid Sd las si ! Itd Rye eld : _t a t a i Pas Led lii Ild Is ledeles ed Id I Ns Id iii tie 114 [ Ile Ild Oa Id Sd Ils 9d Id ad lea Id ledlles a Id lb el ad Um ed 124 I t7T.—Wbni. Dr*. O 11% Bum% ead Pim to DIAOIII6 1201/11111 MO VLOCIVATIOIII a MU AVIIIIMII num M MOW Mani /NO MX WSW CUM Y • 44 .. 4311 .. 43 1.1 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIII DAY ) (t ammo osaroao on.) (nor ova ova CollaSerolmarr.) Grain market modmately attunded. Good Dulness in wheat, at Id. above Tuesday's rates. Flour also in fair demand, and a turn doom Indian corn and beans with out change. testa and oatmeal in geed request, at a alight whams. MINCING-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) BOWL—The market bits bets vegy dull daring the week, and at the close a dashes of dd. was sishmitted to to effect ssia. w which have lean mash beisw the we average this eek. Oorrna.--The Wilt Wee, which were not large, have pee et well, at Tait.—n. Wipe pgir isles have occupied the lest three dm of the week, and west off better than veal anticipated, and alined skew say arterial alteration in ripes. RPOL—Peep alba have bean matte in this article during the week, showing= advance of W. Run.—A bad asertrat of bagasse hoe been done in Deme rara fives b te fr. M peel. itetces.-116.• sold bewelly f Arm at jd. decline ; other descriptions with dillealty euggordag powateri rates. &imams sold free') at the innentansinesed of the week at last tw v o days ery fall price% but the demand has lees Mee active the Conott —Prim are unaltered, but the anwont of busi ness dens Me bees ma ll . CoestnaL midi at full prices to Id. Wyman. L dams middle so material Lite/Wm. hfuriuds row rally lave Isses Ea this week. TALLOW MA RKET.—(TILIS DAY.) The sorbet in V ai tt bu r t :ollotroog priew—Towit Idle% Mo. sot ;soh ; Y.C., as the spat, AL Pd. ; Mra, We ; April Jaw, 526. N. ; October he Dereeiber, HIDE WAIDIELT.—(THIS DAY.) LEAN= ALL —Man labs. to din.. OIL leg to tit SOU. to 711ba. 4M. to 41d. ; Mita to 0011 a., it .to ; Ulla U lnas.. b. SOL • Oda o %Me.. Ijd . to 0111 a to la II Id. Ham Won to lb. ON BOK pa la ; Inanownerv.—lboop 'ldea pol d. fa to Od ; Lab and ball-Ink la Id. to 10s. Si ; dom. Is. dd. to b. Od. BOROUGH MOP MARKET.—(IIIIIB DAY.) Mama Pail Oasis rid lOWA mart •hoar dleammil fee art er ofpliess 1 irp ikt Ina rum Drls..it Ruler 4p. et IL CaledaWm, UF Das.Pwrlkt AMR. Jr Bea Angliam, A, p. st Ds. 2.11 p. C, V p. IL Coma. I. &p.oLlie.l Do. do._ 14.1 rem Do. Non 4 p. et. iii.. Yours Union, 4 p. et. Win. It Ohavn,li p. et. Idin.,Perth, Dun. 4. pc Northam, i p. IL Do.f.e.red.stlop.sLpin. Do. 4e par onnt. Do.6p.e.rod.atil IC. doothand fatic Gt. (Bseintlante) D W o. re ant deem. se p. east Do. meow& 4 p. unt Do. freedom. 4 p. et. Do.llp.etrodona Prat Do. Ann. het Ihres Do.Clisonerll.llidp.4. do. do. Pp. a D Do. o Dina dna Sloth Do. Chdet.Opa.thiree Da s 4T da as lama Taloa. • pall Da St No. 1 sp a as. Xs. Do. gp.a 66. r aa Na Da as. aa. Daria.. Da. /p.a. Mak.. . RAMP. a . Lwa sod _ArcaNiallam P•imdr , ".! col! Maud Do.Ceee.llAPp.a Do. tisket. Nock Do.LeLlt 4 p.e Now.lkAborAm.per.4 e.,wlth e lp. ptlae d lal Nolk r ia. No orf rth &Web 6 per Do New O. ot. lfaa —Berw.4 ALIA Do. do. ds Do. Ueda p.et. No. 1 Do.York_ IL • Lima North hesfordidre )1.11; wet Do. Tp. Pre. Doves fixed p. Meat a. &Lai) Do. per emit Do. hied 4+ ant R. Wake Fr 4 p. mot_ Y 4 p. e. pia Do. rook.f.Doellogloatp.e. 40. Sipe. Do. io. Cap.& IMagorAilkosisyllp.e. POLUON waa aliThip . ellii A:4mm amilaallta I. Tip,c 1 Mk elliakomai : ammosai /Om a LK ClitilLanloa IMO liksoldi &Jam el frosa• Odd . or. ik • Ot. Omenl Timm. Ot. Dansenhg Cone a t Mien "meals lute Onntrese • Inge Inure awl Turnhout lumheeonlroweras I end Osamu Karla Ankara Do. d New Nam &Liege la s the D° Nortali/ De finer amen = l . jamikliNt ... Seib aid iiikiiess * P4I ONW . ..... *VT ref MR Ismin mad Mouse ... , Da 14= Pada kali= et Mow— Iwiz r. 11 1 . 4.1 4 _ litailenk et Awe Wlselpedia liTisVe Prod IM,II II Da 4 p. A.Pat, Dla 1 2 —— Lew fla sad W ladle 100 1110 ;WM at Lades 10 711 1,118, 04 Calisna• Do teal. Pt. 050,Z1 It. Victoria 90 New 1 I 2L3 iii iii It Ile 3 m . 141 114 1111 116 111 10 144 116 111 1.114 US 1113 LIS IS U U Ili 111 111 _ is ili 12Ik Ilk 1 0 0 PI 110 141 In MS 14 ■ 11 1 111 UI 113 119 119 MI 96 11 I 11l 11 i Ms for ISA 111 111 1111 77 TO 11111 1%. 1111 Urn 11 Id 1111 1418 Mt no M so M In M a N is ni na n n a n '.WAT& i i 0 ill Ili Sli Ili IN S el le li & . 111. LOCAL SHALE MIMI'S. Immo'. Malt= IL—Wm Wig: 1 t ibimirsoll•-loss Westara. 9911 11 . 1 I gr-Itaaeasltr• sal Yed a mid,t2 v ~., I iii i =ead, 11112 k # #—Narqi lIM 11:= la 9 a4IR IL MK. II L St —ll Mis and I# 4 t= 9.—Delek TIMMA. 4 IL 8. M. Time et IL 199. ad., it. 91.1.—Great Masiani of 0989#9,11‘ 1119. It, 111— loyal 1 I 10. mismom Caapay, p 1$ a—Uvompall WIWI Cis Com paq AROTRIR CAn OF EXCIIIIITI MORTALITY Ow BOA= a TRANSPORT 811111 P.—The Dadbreolt, net awned in Seentay harbour, has en Woad, IN soak The mamba embarked at Southamptra wee 3116, and theas hue bees two birthe es board. The amber el deaths, theretess, hen bees 411-1 adult tangle, 30 ehastrea between 1 sad 12 yams at yq nag 15 per oat at the whole arbor, mad 6 iatents—all the infanta, in tad, wrier ate year who was on bend. lactated in the alone lit 4. amt ISt maned wane sal IN child/ea. The Bann arched at Keen the ether olw, tepening same 74 deaths ot an at children it *o woe ay.—Beane Tiaa sod TM MORD= AT WARRianoLRALL--John Pm tam,whe I dinged with the seder et Clhase vi lanceo. at Williedsgban. at the NY of Ma* was si the Fins lensed, ea lir el msib r pea the ger bang ths drape was tad to hint . __in Bornatiy). The enders, wee ram* *repelling. el gives mi %gun. the engem, who wee elan in sa the Mb., r e m wrinder, who tei the tamtallejmies that b it e= es the bug mid Wen el the demand. He pre it u ids *nee that the womb epee theme* bad been awed by a Amp sad straight ineulteld. Oee et the bre wends orsuossille SWIM death. The pistol shot womb were sot et • ebseaster sane Main death, though they watt ban • bial Isentreition ia • tar bons. Jaime Perna, who was with the primmer on the sight at the aterder aid betas he nnedsonea, gave Minos, but his lestimeay in so way anested the renew seas that he TRW. the *maw bed related some hens, nad which boot , mow in the nub et the pollee, were tend to may« tshwead with the %airing by the side et We ditch in Intel inureisured sma wee *sows. At In deloct the court adjourned sallil ”stardsp, whys IS we resumed, and after • number of wAsene bad bees amminted, was again ad- lensed midi this day. TRANTIO RETURNS. sawn's. = Pas. x_ Total. Wig. It der MN. a" I. Week softie Mud' 11l It £ it £ S. Asst. ili Lonvrdelrea. =b117.1. LW) MT 6.8,7 IMO -- - 31,970 28,937 217,545 1,061 3.306 1.777 We* wafts Mine 11. Annan* s Sollordmas • e:,s longh and eit4 and trader 1711 TY MT 4100 119 907 2,066 75.! 750 91T 916 966 930 6,066 5,600 Wook — amilag Kra 17 Neelli lliaore 7ll 10,747 24,40 16008 060 W 4111160 •01 launek /7 672 60 61.111 1,161 =err a:160 1 ot a 1117 10 01 Off 766 m a aad palm War on &AS end Darlington -- IN 6,010 7 w ,614 1,151 ilA ige osati Moak 111 links 04 NI 00 946 to eue 19,710 0,00 37,00 15.371 100160 Oland ..... 4...“ 6lO 7000 604 North BMW 1111 1.715 Lti• 6,10 4,797 Hirlminad Ng 1,104 2,181 3.105 Maws 06604666 01 UN 1610 13.161 MUT Dart and 0000 . Down IN 01 IS 419 trlslsr • The ahem Includes the t at IN Zell sad Itelthesten envoy le both years. IMPERIAL P. :NT. HOUSE OF LORDB. 7 Tlitrasorr, MAzc 22. Their lordship mot a$ 5 o'clock. THE GREAT TASMANIA.—PROVISIONS FOR THE CHINKIE EXPIDMON. The Doke ofBOIIERSET replied to the Beef of Ellen- Inrush that be bed rued with much palm and anxiety the oseemets stubs sufferiari Cl the troops on board the Great Teems* but begged to nu that the Admiralty was in no resporible for the state of the d provisioes there. The Had of IILLENBOROUGH—I did not say the Ad- Unit was The y Duke r otri arb d i ßSE e. T referred to what had been done 4111841 and 1842, when provisions were sent out to Hong Kong for the troops sent there from India. Provisions were in the int buitance sent to Hoag Kong for 7,000 men, and afterwards for 12,000 men ; said subsequently ;provinces were ales forwarded from time to time to meet the wants of the troops u they arose. What had been done in the prieset case wu this. As his noble friend knew, there we. great difficulty in obtaining nippliee in India for lug voyages. The beet meat salted in India would not keep for • very long voyage, and the biscuits made there were also very inferior. For the rued sent from India with discharged soldiers sufficient European provisions could not be obtained, se they had bees aloud 'Merely ued up, and therefore the Tasmania was obliged to have recourse to provisions of a very inferior quality, As to sending out provisions for the supply of the troops In China, he might state, in the tirst instance, that t h e „ iv y gee amply provided for, and h a d supplies which em u y e t tam until December next, and more than eunuch been sent out in order to meet any casualty : 0r 1 . 1 7 _ar s Minded the naval force, the home might rest 101 In there would be ample pro visions. As to the seem, provisions had been sent out from this country t o fr eeL l it l a o n e:, enough for the whole force there for three mon ths, and care would be taken to have • stock of provisions on The Admiralty were sending out supplies every two or three month., so as to meet the nonenroption. He begged their lordships to remember that the diem* from Calcutta to Singapore was Daly 1,600 realm, whilst the distance from England to Calcutta was 15,000, and that previsions which would not keep for the keg voyage, might be quite available for the shorter dis tance, not only from Calcutta to Singapore, but from Singapore to Hong Kong, which was about 1,800 miles. The Admiralty had adored every vessel to touch at Singa pore. In the mouth of January large supplies Cl salt pro visions were sent out by way of Sues to the troupe in Bom bay, so that they should have European cured meat; and not only bad • large portion been sent out by way Cl Sum, but also via the Cape for the troops in Bombay and Madras. The army therefore would, under these arrangements, besecured u ample supply of good food, and arrangements bed been made at Hong Kong which would place the matter beyond all doubt. Their lordships therefore, be wee happy to snare them, had no reason whatever for anxiety. (Hear.) The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH expressed lumeelf gene telly well satisfied with the statement of the noble duke, but would suggest the establishment of a permanent depot at Singapore, end also that mesas should be taken for insuring a supply of freak meat Gad vegetables, of which the troops were sometimes much in need. The noble duke bad not stated for what amount of force provincial had been sent. The Duke of SOMERSET—For an army of 10,000 non. ADJOURNMENT OF TEE HOUSE FOR THE KABTER B.ECEBEL The Earl of DERBY raked the noble duke (Newcastle) when it was the intention of the government to propose as t for the Easter recess. "i t um D ub of NEWCASTLE replied that he found it would be necesimuy that their lordship should sit the (net two days ia Passion week, on account of certain MIL which were to come up from the House of Commons. It would be 1111 partible to dispose of these important measntes, unless their lordships sat on Monday, and perhaps on Tuesday. On the latter day he proposed to move that their lordships should adjourn until Tneeday, the 17th of April. The Earl of DERBY observed that they were asked to sit tether longer than usual, but he 'opposed it wee owing to the state of public business. He presumed the noble lord would give an seaman°e that it was not intended by the government to ask the concurrence of the house to any mewsof importance, beyond those pertaining to financial amegpmente. The Duke of NEWCASTLE—No, only those lIIIISEAMOI which have reference to finance; add the progress of pub.. lie business admits of it, and is more rapid than we expect, I will move the adjournment on the Monday, instead of on Ihe Tuesday. QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICE ABOLITION BILL. Lord TETNHAM, in moving the second reading of this bill, remarked that • similar measure, but with an additional dame, pealed the other house last session, but came up here too late for its adoption. .The . Test Act passel in HMS contained the declaration which it was now proposed to do away with. When it was brought to a snood read ing in another place it did not contain this declaration, and yet had the support of the noble earl (Derby) opposite. The bill had hardly been passed when a public dinner was given in commemoration of the event, at which the late Duke of Sumer. presided, and Lord John Russell there es =his regret that the declaration had ever been requited, it was a declaration applying to the functions of civil offices, and not to religious opinions. The declaration was framed with very little thought as to the component part of the community ; the consequence was, that the act had not been long in force before two other seta were found necessary, one to soften down the force of the decla ration in faiour of Moravian, Quakers, and Separatists. and the other in favour of the Jews. But notwithstanding these ameliorations their lordships had been made aw,re, * a petition from Bradford, that mea highly esteemed wet, in other respects well qualified were by this declaration we vented from entering corporations ; and so their fellow chasms lost the benefit of their services. When the deal- ration w as Jreir t 1; first req -- corporations possessed eccle siestieslazpormroZ, but by the Corporation Bill of 1835 they were of it. The declaration ran in these WOJ la : " I,A. ,do solemnly and siaoarely, in the praeooe of r :orl, proles:, testify, and declare upon the true add of a Ch, iii tian, that I will never exercise any power, or authority, or influence which I may posies. by virtue of the office in the corporation (or whatever it may be) to injure or weaken the Protestant church as by law established in England." Some dissenter, objected to the use of the words art esme °emery and profane, in the presence of Gad," but the great objection to it was, that the words were ambiguous and ensnaring to the conscience, and give doable whether, having taken such an oath, they oould, with an easy coo science, petition for the abolition of chards rate& On the ground, then, that It was not desirable to =chide hem oboe those who could well serve their country on the pound of religion, and in order not to hamper the cres lkillaMlS of their fellow-men, he confidently asked their lord ships to ii to this bill. Lord C :=2IIIFORD felt most strongly that if their lord ships now seceded to this measure they would be creative a precedent which might be used upon future measione to Os* disturbance of the national church. The question was whether the declaratice was of such a nature that any die mentor who really meant honestly and fairly to the church could have any °Walks whatever to it! At least he Ibt it was very remarkable that the objections by the noble lord did not occur at the time the bill was passed. He objected to the bill on three grounds : first, because it would dis turb the settlement of the question, which had already taken place ; secondly, because the noble lord, the mover 4 the bill, was not able to point out any existing pievanoes; ` and thistly, because it would remove a stumbling block out of the way al some disasters who might be disposed to in. jure the established church. Under these eircuandauces, he felt it his duty to move, as an amendment, that the hell be read a second time that day six months, The Duke of NIWCASTLN said the noble and learned lord who had just sat down slated that the noble lord who brought in this bill had not brought forward any argue mnt in favour of it ; bat he (the Duke of Newcastle) confessed he had not heard any argument from the noble and learned lord against it. As he understood it, this bill did not " slip" through the House of Commons, as the noble and learned lord said. He believed, on the contrary, that the second reading was moved at a late hour of the arming ; ' that it was objected to by two or three members of the house; that a debate took place upon it, which was ad journed for Wee wail when the member for Warwick shire stated that his objections to the bill were unsupported by any member either on his own or the other side of the house; and he allowed the second reading. The noble cad learned lord could see no object that was to be gabled by this bill: but there were certain individuals who, differing from the established church, did feel that the present law was a stumbling-bloch in their way, not aping the stability of the lished church, but of their own conscienees. He knew himself a ease of a highly respectable gentling:au who refused to take any muniemai office on sooount of this dedandica, end he believed from hie knowledge of that individual that be was as incapable of making use of any dace against the established church if he did not take the decimation as if he did. But the low in this case was in a most anomalous state. Not one-tenth of those who took office under the crown ever took this decla ration, and parliament peened every year an indemnity act to nave three persons from puma and penalties for not taking it. Nobody who ever witnessed a scene of taking this de claration could say that it wee reverential, and that wag owing, he thought, to the feeling that existed in the pebble mind Qua it wee a ruere remnant of the feeling that ex isted et the time dimwits's were admitted to times 080/S. Hie noble and learned friend maid *Skill woad for a very formidable precedent ; but he (the Dube of Newcastle) could net see that if a quasars was he to ore considered as settled it wee never to be altered epda. Be °saki not tee the force of eat objection. It vas now ill years sinci the Test and Nepenthes Lola Wife repeal* sad at that time ' there were rig prat appfelowskaa that diameters would be my deem=s to Om esbildished church. He believe[,.. had dim that those fears were that ought I. upends in removing the iwohibitions restriction tate our made at that time. Last yeaest bill wee been& tip from the other house,. whisk 11•11111•11•4 a AMY Utile provided that the municipal SA ba tam ha any dimenting Piave 01 wo rn al l - g ethereelifi the promoters of the pe nult bill acted wisely *cinsiNing lid doom 4 The Bad of Difilbr aid le elignik• to th e bill was that it was one of • settee of aiamorros which were being industriously b ra forward and actively supported by parties who ware a illerirees at destroying the in fluence mid authority of ostaldiewl church, and who were elisions to place that Aiwa is war respect upouthe same foe Voss as that of the &meeting mete of this country. IN 100 100 100 1002: 100 100 100 41 100 100 100 100 100 iiii - 1 .745 - - <i r. 01111103 LISTS-211L9 DAY i Two o'Cioct. Hainan in British railway stocks bee been limited, but a general advance has taken place of to per mat. Midlands especially firm. Loden and - North Western stook is now quoted 98 to ; at ano r h t ire Western, 681 to fie ; Miclland, us to ; and Nort he r n, to 1 • South Seat ern, 881 to 1 ; Grear 11 1 . to 112 ; sad /seism Counties, bbi to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 11 to f prem. San Paulo are quoted the same as yesterday, at dia. The late rise in Canadian descriptions is steadilyinatntainstl. OJDIXAZY MUM AND ITOOIII. eat I ta I "11WAYA I I CS 01 :4 41 I Wis e. 1 rail..