The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-11 00:00:00

LAW IWTELLIOENCL (THUS DAY.) CI)INT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. euniminiaser Goodhum) IN IL JACOII . 4. The lunkrupt wt. a Matioser atoll onmeral ander. of Long `Anuthtuld. A ain.t Ittlahtle• of 1.910 f. there assets of Mkt'. wa• the etrminati.m meeting ; and tir Tee appbeal th.tt the bankrupt *tumid par, but the Armee* bean unly just aweinted, an adjournment r fortakiht was onkrca to giro him an opportunity of I.•.king into the 'mount.. .• AL 111A1THLW tll Ti IMMITCTSAII . I, Tun, 41•Ect LATIi.N. , . SALE'S AT TATTI as ALLAY. The haokeapt woa teamed as a hemp mot Max men•hant .1 Mark Lne, and .4 Paragon. Blackheath ; but be had be.n ter,,ty engaged in the breading and training if home,. The b.t,u.e•,h.,-t. peepared by Megan. hut Brother. sod 11 ale,, extends from the bezioning of 1/4:0.1 to the failure in indict LAI. Ths following aro the priocip.4l items -- To creditor. To ditto holding smear* To profit 7,4 0 11 To :iorouat BOO 0 0 To liabilities .... .. ............... CM 10 6 (not expected to peeve.) 01,455 1 5 ca. Ity &Monk gond.. .......... ikoubiful £11! 12 4 113 19 11 ' 4 '' nY PelY By ditto held by creditors By expenses By boo.. and pertonal 11% dud expenses By loose . . 3,7''.7 1:1 7 By deficiency . .. . . 18,826 8 3 Hy liabilities .. .. ... .. 1,2:4 10 6 £34,466 1 5 - - Mr. Pennell, the attend assignee, thus reports oe the • : The bankrupt had been • part ner in the old-esta. Wished brio of Matthew Ilutehinson and Son. since Ittls, and at the tune of his lonkruptey was the only sureivmg member of the firm. lie commences his balinrmsheet is January, 1 , 4111. with • tlebcieuey of 114,8261., being at that time iudebtol to one creditor in an amount of 21,7901. In cone. !newt, of the decay of the bankrupt's business his trailing has been but of • limited character— th- return, being 5,331 f. (in a year and sieves iwaithd, urn which he appears to have made • grim. profit .1 a2M. As the trade charges amount to !raw., the trading has really resulted in a lona In additio• to the ls.t.no9,tionol amount, 2,0114/ d. i.ebas.W for interest. The bankrupt 1.0 charges in his balance a sum of 1.47•4/. for •• stud exproses." That item refers to the are Awl ep of rave-horses, of which the bankrupt was a Weeder. seal 'sista which a comiderable amount of money has been sunk. no bankrupt has kept • regular record of his trading transactions, and au far hie balance.sheet is rertoborated by books ; but as regards his Jest. au,;. r. • breeder of hones, no account luta bees k.;.t. to that respect the balanciasheat may be considered nuyaalied Tie banks hare been regularly kept. Mr. Ilensmaa, for the aseiruireit said they aid not think that the bankrupt could retake any better actuante, and •ere willing that he should Ilia Honour anal them was one matter which it would he wall for the assignees to Haywire into. Ile understood that the bankrupt'. ho row had recently hero sold at regimen's, and r..oe very eeluable borers bad fetched mart ia ogpulloaat maw Otte bone, named Little David. cabals bad hoes mortpged for 400 f., had sold tor 20 guineas, although the. horse had been as moleest performer on the raciag stag*. I Laughter) Another had born knocked down for the ridemluns amount of 30a. He persuade] that there had haw • great dal ef *kg sivp in the way is which the sale had buss massed ; time niu4 bare been some contrivance to keep people away. Mr. ileasman said that the bane wbiels - said for 30a was • dmetwol ..11•• The roaamovrioser —Rat it had a gnat mat, but it net? Mr. Nasal' The mama of the born was Tadao's. Tito Carlin...vim A vary good MOW (Lay Mar.) Aad vet lb.. bag lion was tr.Atral oat at TatterraWa, and add Tor MIL Mr. Itemeas N., &.l*. the entire rale Irksa very en foretaste we. There were 24 bones, sect altepther they oily milled 11001. A pother. mead Mist Leas David bed we. mese rues at Piewmarhat. but le hie bell nee he limbs down. andel mem an bpehile eithestiee (Liteghter.) Tbs Oemnr—l 1•1611114 bet lidak that there bee bees seseeoetnessee le the meter. ..d I weetetteed the enissees Se ieentepte it. ?het to Easy has balms should le meld Am& issiesilleast prim emu a very eiliserdimery Whir Rower. said be bead toooolt wits the ragmen 'Aunt the matter. Rime d the colt. bed acid wen sh•Y t.kel fn..m 70 M 130 ohms. Ti. 4 'otonliwineer—Aad yet se entire horn to tor 20i., sod &either few 901. Thin mud have hem new jockey alum end I am doliworiwid le &Kew tit Y posinde. Tim beoklept this pad. DI Ili SAM 411111. This was the OnIaSSINISSISI VlSSiallp The bealospt was a chwarmosigar at Westford. whim lie bed bees it. heel. ewe about 1110 yaws. He samesposs his halantiewheet with a surplus of NW es the lid of July, lallk awl tale with debts sad liabilities of 3.8101, torts( op wets ?slued at 1.4001. or UM. Os rotors of Milli. (is two years) his gross profits had been 1,1641. • bat the trials assesses sad had debts exceeded thai urn et by 112. V. 01 the expeaditare 7111/. was usvoisilied. fidiribher was for Hie amigos's, sad Mr. Lawrence ler the beekneye. Me brains pawed, all yeeeticam bang reserred for Ur sameturg. THE POLICE COURTS. Milt DAY.) WWWWWWOO4 Au COLT OW MUM oriermsmait. alert Mee, • hboarer, mean at No. I Hernpdemstreet s 6NWP4OIIII, was placed at the her. before Mr. Barker, fli.. ritis being drunk. menthe • disturboaro; old Polies ematablesChatield. flO6 8 ; 228 U; nhird, :Ma 8, in the exemilion of their duty, at 4w, IL Pancras. The prieDesr in this CYO beloved in • very semi* and hotel rraneer. He knocked Chatfield down, etrurk him on the hack of the heed and Deck, and kicked the akin off his Mina Gifford had a pores of Seth tore off his knuckle ; prisoner Melted him in the mouth ODE' loosened two of his teeth, and also kicked him oa the bead and body. Ashelford eke had a piece of flesh bitten out of hie band, and he wee kinked hs the face and him eye blackened. A large mob collected, and stories were thrown at the police, sod it one with the greatest difficulty that the primuer could he got to the police *l o tion. When at the police station the prisoner bite piece out of the had of puliceonostahle thrt, I'M S. The prisoner 'deeded drunkenness as an excuse, and said he was verry sorry. Mr. Herker tool the defendoot 11., or hi default of pay. meat six weeks' impeiseement in the Home of Correction. The fine was paid. Asa Porlf+m, a washerwoman, ',Odin at 43. Brill-row. wt toed 2te. or in .lef,ult 14 d.gy tinprvoisasset t for being drunk and inciting the 'nob to rescue the above primmer , stock ea Mod Ude day —.reeks Delivery Wilmot Ditto !rem letJese IMAM LOU 117,915 1.1711 90.712 Na N. SOL Si i:.i.:t litt; irame - lat Am . • 1., 91.477 is ed. Us. Od. nee Y.C. per mot lab air I Ditto Taira Li /Aft Arrival tor tie wask soft March 19 laid !year, BM easki, sad delivery 1.991 assis. The ',rival last week comprised PrO casks fres 06•4 1 ,1111 drama Bouth America , seal from other her place.-1914 1. erla BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 'keen. Pattendeu and Neill report that the market re mains in the same inactive Male ea for some time peat. COAL MARILKY.—(TE7B DAY.) Wa Eud lietton, 20s. ; Walls Fad Simi* leadd. ; Walls Kod South Helton, 1k 6d. ; Walls Fad Kellen, 1k 9.1.; Walls Eod Byrom, 181.; Walls End Tuostal, 17s. 6d.; Bell's Primrose, 14s. 6d ; Cninhesd, 150.; Tao- Add As Bates, 145.; Buddies ilarta. 165.; &beide l lkl 2s artley. 165.; Davidson's lisstlay, 16s. —BLit's at market, It is understood (says the Lierepool Albion) that her Majesty intends to do the volunteers farther honour by basing a enema levee for them i s K a y u ni t Thin well I Tilt LAM DUKL or SUTIIIIRLAND.—The funeral ena bl e i n th e ...4y.s.a ge d o f g,,,,„ o f tbe force t o pay her of the Duke of Sutherland took place as Saturday at the Majesty the homage due t o h er . church at Trentham, Staffordshire, when hi s m or t a l rema i ns were deposited by those of his Debi' ancestry, in the family It is understood that the marriage between mausoleum. The mournful ob sequ i es were devoid of all the Rev. Mr. Villiers, sou of the Bisliop of Durham, and up . p . orny. The chief mourners were his eons, the Miss Victoria Russell, daughter of Lord John Russell, will j M " r q uil essderd ( new duke), end Leeds Ruusid and be solemnised during the &ELI. hell rye . Albert Lemon Gower ; the other enoureen including his I nons.iti.law, the Duke of Argyll. the Marquis' of Kildare, The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rec. A. L or d Blan t yre , and the Peel Gramme ; the Has, and B. Evans, snots of Enfield, Middleman, to the vacant Rely. the Dean of Lichfield. the Mate ele ef Westminster, crown Brim of St. Mary-le-Stria& Mr. Erase is one o. ! t he Ea rl Gesseillet Has. r esdeeish LeVems °sweet Mr. Loch Mr. Jackson, the Earl of Eliessaere, kr. The Duchess the curates of limpet steadies is the diocese of Landes. n i B.lb.th u l . w i t h th pooh., L adyArr a 14 . dy Mr. Freeman goes to Copenhagen an unpaid the Matthias's' of Kildare, and L Constanee Generator attache, in the room of Mr. Arthur H. Seymour, who is ap- were also preset at the solemnity. Tbe lamented deceased pointed unpaid attache to her Majesty's mission at Berlin. k h : l f the esseelato. the The Rev. Win. R. Lawrence, A.M., h urag hie suifr.unded by the whole of has b een : Fox kna.—The second meeting of the Fox Club admitted sad hemmed by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester this season took piss on Saturday mooing, at Brooke's. and missol to the perpetual curacy of Chipping Sedbnry, in Earl Canmeniews, Lord C'lll.lllol‘l4 Hen. Frederick (*Mogan, the county of Gloureeter, 'onset b the resignation of the Right Hee. Edward lilkes, M.P., Major-General Sir H. Rev. J. Clifford ;patron, the Rev. S. Noah, irioar of sou Custanos, Viscount Heysham, P., Edward Elli ce , jun. I rgeson Davis, B ar t., M.P . , C o l one l Hsmbletoo F. Sudbury. Fel , M.P., Sr fileorp . R. Philips, Bart., Hon. Hannltou The lrialt National Board of Education has got H. Dunne, Colonel Robert F M.P., Lord Sts sew charter. rendered oecemary by the increase of the ('arena, IlepteedSwsford. amongst vis i tors Hattphto Leer somber .4 ita members from 15 /O. Oa this subject the it, TH. /411710NAL Gin. were a :LLZIIT. —lt ill confidently Duhlsa Erma.) Pea hug!' following remarks: —" Coosider. cops . w d s u n .b. akentioes en. in re. at lag the present fair Psi impartial conetitutioa of the board the National Gallery will be completed by the Litter end oft which proteseents &al catholic* are equally cep ressotod— d April, so as not to delay the opening of the Exhibitioe mote of the most f iith worthy catholos in helms! being m et i rie ItsFel Ar t r i :,:_n t l i te v it, oll (a anion; the latter -we look with string hope to the salutary huatit. a ar wd with that tiow lye ansilimtithee Th nteeeouttreilii?haltli effect, of a eyetrsi a.lniroiritration in whisk the a nd seadreasse has been entirely cheesed, the stair. befog mate cLirn..4 calinti,ll are imw for the ere timo recognised, brought nearer the entrance, aid the old corridor throws while ample oars is talon to protect the right' sad interests Into the offelbeetimil rasa, which forms by this addition of all d e s orn i na ti mis " ; a asespertment party 40 feat square. Oa the g roun d Seer a spew of MI feet ham hese pined by the contraction Mrs. (Longwortli) Yelverton in at preaent in • d the lA. 'Ma hes bees adds& to the emalpiare gallery. Maischeeter. as • visit to some of her family hawk mid, a Nab roam IS lost by SO ; sad as sl ing:a; is threatiel to a sew Sterthen.twentieths id the articles, pamphlets, for the diattioa.slasi 1.4 a, song% sod earn-alums now published in Naples are Cum& PA6A,OIII. •••••• Hoss-A-Coovro Dee. dirs.-to! a4ainsi the preteasiosta, both trop eal sad payesnee. NYC. -,44llminiona w monk 1,211 ; mow, of the church of RUM'. 4 ditto by mama wahear, 2,944 ; tag viitawa, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1861. SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clooz. The railway market to-day shows a dull ten dency, and in several stocks a slight decline has taken place. Midland is especially flat. South Eastern, on the other hand, is firmer. London and North Western is quoted 94 to 4 ; Midland, 1271 to Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110 to ; Great Western, 691 to 70 ; South Eastern, 86 to 1 Great Northern, 1081 to 1091 ; Caledonian, 97 to 1 ; and Eastern C oun ti es , 49 1 to 50. Foreign and colonial descriptions have not ex. perieneed any material change. Emit Indian is steady, at 981 to 99. todayMl p.m. ai a zd IX I Pd lAn.wirL 73 75 elf be 4 i 4 3 T TS 80 66 70 66 70 I 1* 1 lie I lb par 08 99 1 1 le ,776 ff U 991 1001 le Oe 411 s $Ol Pm lid 2 4 70 74 40 U 41 4* 60 56 GO di 40 di 04 we 1 i 1 If 416 111 1111 9f di. SI KO SO U COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. XAltic-LANE.-(THIB DAY.) no weather May ls fin s on the whole alth;Wit some- MMus auMain fee rain, but the wind istoo high, although from the westward, to effect any fell. For the pot weak the supplies of English wheat and Sour. by ship anal land carriage, were nmeh more limited than of late. Barley nod malt very moderate. (hate, bOlllll. sod peas extremely short. Scotch !Arley a little improved in ariautity the latter portion of the week, but oats very Omitted. Irish °ate small. The foreign arrivals iaf wheat were rather liberal, principally from the IlLiek Sur, M.literranaan, United States, awl a large cargo from California. Flour a moderate arrival of Aintriaan laurels. Barley supplies ware heavy, front the Hack Sea meetly, and a little Mediterranean. Oats ex. namely short, Sw,sli.h, Ilanoveliam Danish, and thatch. , A rather Large urr,a al of beam from various ports of the Mediterranean, but only one parcel of peas from Dantsic. The trade iu wheat taealay was rather more active, and , the English supply coming in rather better condition, Is. • per more money was generally obtained. Foreign was rather dearer, as in some few instances a little more money wan paid dm; on this day week. The Isarle. trade was dull, and about the SUMO rake as on this day neck. In oats, fine corn sold pretty well, at last week's rates, but inferior hangs on hand. Beans and peas were without change. ii*.q tares there was hardly any sale. Mustard seed remains tie hand, with very little doing in seeds generally. The dour trade wan in good tone, American barrels fetching the full value of last week, with a little move' doieg in English ship dour, the pnce o f whi c h is unchanged, okt_FOo. to (9s . YLOATLIIi; RGOPIM Moiling steadily at late prima for most shomigilioss of corn. Odesaa and Taganrog Ghirka wheat "747 at 535. RAT.—English Essex and Kent, white, new, 41s. to ; ditto, hoe oly Mis. to WA.; ditto red, new, ills. to Mo.; ditto, fine, old, Ma to 64a. ; Norfolk, ke., 6ne, old, 60s. to 68a; red, new, 47a. to Me. Foreign : Dentine, 665. to 08a. ; Mn., 66e. to 16s. • Koaigsberg. 595. to 625. ; ditto, extra, Ms. to 72a.; Rohorii. 64e. to list. • fine, 70s. to 72a.; American whits, Rs. to 66a. ; ditto rod, 565. to 6k. ; Camodiee. 665. to lira. Bestir . . English malting, els. to itGa. ; fine, 417 e. ; griseliag, 29.. to 31. ; awl distilling, 31s. to 3'b. per qr. (omega grinding, 2na. to 374.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 360.; malting, 40e. to 41e._ _ _ Matt.—Englialt, Edon and Norfolk. G. to 63. . • fins, kn. to 7 1 s. ; Kinpton and Ware, fin e , Gl s . t o 75 • . ; b rows, 51s. torka. _ - °ATl—English feed, 23.. Od. to 26a. Od. ; potato, 26.. to 30a. ; foreign, 224. (td. to 26a. BEAM—English tick, 31s. to 355. ; harrow , 3.1 e. to Ma. ; pigeon, 36e. to 395. ; foreign, Mangan, 26e. to no. ; tick, 38ii. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 39a. to 46e. ; Egorptian, 365. to 3ni. PEAS. —English hoden, 40e. to 44e.; whit* and Moe, 40e. to 44,. ; maple, 42a. to 44e.; grey, 36e. to 40a.; foreign, 425. to 44k. _ _ Los.-Elarßah town, 50a. to 51m. ; ditto dna, 55.. to 575.; country, 43e. to 50a ; households, -e. to -a. Norfolk and Suffolk. 355. to 395. ; French, teis. to 475. psi sack ; American, Als. to 325. ; Canadian, 31.. to :F2s. ; Spanish. teis. to 48s. FLommiu CAIW4E24, all C. F. and : Rerdl aoakl and Marianople, per 4921b5., 56e. ; lobs. ; Polish Odessa, per {Melba., red, Ms. to ; whit*, 61.. to 645. ; Danube sad Galata, 44e. to sth ; Egyptian, 43e. to 4.11. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4Wtlie., 77.. to ; Odom and Danube do., be. to 29.. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 1• 4 .. to Ms. liaise : Odessa and Galata, per 41,11b5., 41s. to 425. ; Derail and Bulgarian, per 41401 be., 398. to 40s. ; French, do., 395. to 40e. ; American, do., bk. to 41s. Stied., kr- : Camay mod, per qr., kis. to Ob. ; Hempesed, per qr.. 41.. to He.; Mustard seed, per bushel, whit., 14.. to Dana ; brown, lb. to 14e. ; flossed, WV', mules& 50s. to Us. ; Linseed ashen, Eogliek I , =. 121. 15a. to 132. On. ; Amorkes, thin, in brie., per toe, 111. sa. to 111. 15.. ; dn., timely tonal and oblong, 101. to 101. 15e. ;Baltic, 91. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, 31. ss. to 101.5 e.; Rapeca n rs, Si. Ms.. 10 -Caaary, SN. to Sta. ; hoop, 445. to 4 1 / 4 . ; =Pet F ir irk 34f. to ; ditto ditto, &Meng 321. to 3 4/. ; un wed, per qr., fib. to ON. ; caraway, per cwt., 30a. to 325. ; closer , rod, 40e. to ON. ; white, 90.. to 100 s. ; foreign red, ON. to ON. ; white, 70a. to 90s. ; trefoil, 24.. to Us. ; coriander, lge. to 20a. musWd,browo, per bushel, 13., to 14e. ; win* lb. tie 14e. AMY/UMW LONDON MOM MAL 4 TO lIAL P. Onstwise. WlraL kottrq. M. Gala bile ads. 411•0 M Li g •• • • ... man Yeesig..; aiiii assa iiii Ilia i• E. C. 1•111 11111 OM son ran 101 114 .. 11711 01.1. itar s• INS 10 1500 S. IL sat! 07 se es llO MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.) The following public lake nee advertised for to-morrow : filower-350 bbd.. West India ; 14,030 bap Mauritian ; 1,300 limp BeweaL Coffeo-300 oaks Flintatioa Ceyloa, ewel 11.000 bop native. Bias-4,000 tap Batavia; ZOOG and 1,303 bop Bottom. terawaotione ia Nagar, @offs% to., rioe. god bitten, balm Ina too few ism Friday to eve rpolatioan SAII,IIIIII. —SOO bags refraction 71 to 8 sold at Me. to 30a. 30. Madmen sweerally bate a quiet apporawn. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We bare a larger supply of beasts, and a very slow Ind*. Prices racially are leatu, (although there u not much reduction is some of the choicest kinds. Sheep are more plentiful, sad the demand is smaller. Prices for all kinds are lower, and several 11•1101a12 unsold. Calf trade is un altered. hoes Oennaay sad Holland there are 32) leases, 630 sheep, and 22 ashen Sootlood. 230 barb• Norfolk and Jd aid Suffolk. MOO; ; Inktad. 80; and 120 tram the Northers odaad Par sews sl 81116 a. IL S. Per ass, st alba s. 41. d. Dag Dr" SIM& 4 6• lsolDwilli4mlsal6 0 6 2 Darl 4 4 10 MA Issesysls.... 6 s 6 6 8•44144 qua bowls I 4 0 Do. Swain .... 0 8 I 0 Cahn 4 610 Irss suss/ qsa 4 8 6 0 4 6 0 Ds. de.•••• 14a4b041110664.14 10 W Shan M@ 81214614 416 outs* 4.156 Ms* mdl Issas. 147/40 ; . P. SSA TALLOW MARKET.-(11118 DAY.) TM mobil is quiet. Tow. tallow is quoted no. oat eas► ; Newnan Y. C. us the soot, 00a. ; all the 'moth, lin id. ; April to Jaw. sth. id.: July to depnotbow, Otis. ; Onsior to Loa, 555. 6d. to 55.. PARTICTLUIS or TALLOW. 18,171 1.173 lid,p3 O&DINAZT SLR= AND STOCKS. llli. I r 4 lAmman. • Bina., Not. stdiostrVal. Tysks7 o : ° 4.4 : l. Bristol sod radar .. . Caletloolaa leork sod Bandon 504 lig Pain n g it Se IP 04 100 102 oneiw — a - 11 — Ds. A.l A no di,. until Dia B II pad to B. Dublin and &Dant Jae. Dund..lNutb, AtxLin last Anglian inaters counties iii iii If If 48 44 :di 100 tor; tioTiotTiiic;ai 100 ! Du. block It W' gut Suffolk 100 Uckulnulb mid Olsagow 100 Kdlublo',llrlk,Duudie all Forth and CV& Just. 100 Glasgow B. Wooten all Oreat Northof Scotland 100 Grist Ncetkaek 100 Do. 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Sr. Bank. 10 - - 1000001 Anelraloga all II 876 7 16 Bank of Egypt 4,000 100 Bank of London OS 61 13 - 50.000' 90 Bank of Turkey S If INS - 00,0001 AO British N. America - - 03.000 • 10 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and Chloe. an *6 II El WW 25 Qtrtrd. Kern of India, Lon., and Chtna all 33 35 ad -id ONO 100 City ii.. sow too coloota NAOS fill Dom. of Linda an wow 100 Com of London - 19.000 j 19 6,m ElcotatAusLChartd all 166 16 -. 110,001 * . lank of Switzerland all - - ••• • *NO, II lam. Co. Bank of Amid all N 6 13 00,400. 10 Landon and Comity 01.009, 1111 Tendon Joint Stock _ 10 - - 19.0001 10 London et South Alison 10 I 14 dls - 59.0001 IN len. and Westminster 0 016 NI OR 10,010: 100 NM. Ron. of Inglaad ll -. .... - 11,000 1 INI Do. New l2 - - -. *NO 10 National Bank - 11,N0 ID Now South Wales 10.610. II MI Bank corpora all 47 49 - *OOO 20 Bank - 14.000, 100 Provincial of Ireland - - 4,000 10 Do. New 10.006. 25 South Australia - 40,4001 26 trnion of Australia - - - *OOOl 50 Onion of Leedom 3,000 100 Unity /lutaal N - -4 -, ILISCILLANZOUL Na I*a 1 Oa/Naito& IPd 101. prime. I isles. NO le r - • --,7 .. an 131 14 44. SONO In Udall .... MI SP 110 NMI 111 Waionneks.... an 46 44d - N Brit. Antariam fend AO - - -, 1,,i01 50 a matt's & Tol.l as 11 se a ad 11 1. .719 10 fl Do. Do. B 7 pee a Sllllll all 121 13 In -• 146 - 9.911 IS Gum& Laud an Ili its -. &ON 10 • LaisadsTal. (L) an -- - 44. /110,005 St. llstoltamtimalt. all 4-4 -.- 12000 15 , • Prot 7 per ma& all 20 It •- 1,002925 114. Crystal Palac 6 e - 100,810 St Do. ?reference - 250 50,001 1 10 Emetln,ooo N. Dodialn Op. et. Pwrp. Deb.igek Canal 1 100 14 11 6 1041 Me - e - 740,000 St. Ilectie Telograph .. -IN of 1 00 tug et 4-4 70,000 I Sm sod amt. Cop. - 10,000 16 GM. ROOM Savleatlea 14 - -- - N 9.000 1 Oast Ship (Umit 4 4 ) • all i 1 100,1100 1 Do. Inner rent. Sad alt g - 12,000 4 Lao. District TM (L) 36 - - die 19,000 20 London Discount (14.) - - as .. 11* 4 Lea Oen. Omnibus Ow an 1 If - 90,000 SI Iladrus Deign. lOm al 1 16 14 pm - sumo te Ilsditorronesniloalal. MI - - - 11,000 II *editor. ILL Tel. (Lim.) all 3 4 - 10,010 Si National Diamot Co I 14 14 dts - 10N 10 NertouldaoosittratiLl 1 1 06 die - 11,110 10 Niabeitands land . - ail - -- -. *NO II Do. Bp. a, is. *fins. an 4 1 •-• 1.724 1011 N. Brum. IN. NM la. 10 - - - IKON 1 N. Brit. Australasian all a 1 - 110,0009 1 , • tal - 1 Do. " New Shams' li d o. 4 gla par 40,000 10 . (Um 46 36 AM = NO, el • River faadt Ma. 100 17 10 - 10.000 10 Pea* and Orlon. Stem all 113 70 NI 10,000 14 Do. New IS 10 11 pm - 90,000 10 tad Sea a Ind. Tel. 46 •. e. for AO ys. by Br. Gov. all IS 19 - 10,100 10 , ymney Iwo all 116 174 le. - 10,0 M IS Do. New an 41 56 ad •-• 11,000 100 Royal Mall ilissm 100.000 St. . tub And. lamelm 110 122 111 - 14,906 SI South Aastrallaa Lind an SI 114 - 79.070 1 linessise TM Scrip - 150,000 1 Do. do. Itmdstarsd an I 7 1 ad -. 11,500 10 Do. do. Kw) to • *tn. oft. up. Om 1 -•-• - 10.000 100 VIII Dill•OIS'S land.- NI 10 U -4 ROYAL COLLEGE or SUROZONIL—The following gentlemen, having undergone the neoeseeryazaminations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a meeting of the Council Examiners on the Bth inst., viz. : MesseaWni. Smiles, Bedford-square, M.D., Edinburgh,lB3B; Thomas Harvey Hill, Suasex-terrace, Hyde-park-gardens, LILA.. 1838; John Chapman, Albion - street, Hyde-park, Y.D. St. Andrew's, 1857; Pottinger Hollis, Bur ton-crescent ; John Rowland, Newton-heath, Manchester ; Frederick Vaughan Davis, Cheltenham ; John De Lem Jamaica, West Indies ; Hugh Bold Wynter, Kensington, and Frances °madmen' Roberta, Gloucester-terrace, Hy t d u e 4 = pb Professor Savory having finished his interesting and seal mune of lectures was succeeded on Ss by Professor Quaked, who will deliver twelve lec tures on the organs of digestion. BIR BENJAMIN BRODIE. —A medical contempo rary states authoritatively that the learned President of the Royal Society bas entirely withdrawn himself from the practice of his profs:l6nm, and that his London house will WOO be in the heads of another--we believe Mr. Molly, ow of the surgeons of St. Thomas's Hospital. It is urged that Sir Benjamin should be admitted to the HOMO of Peers, where the bar barn its illustrations, and to spare ; the bench Lae its mitred and monotonous celebrities ; soldiers and sailors, bashers, brewers, cotton merchants, and successful bill disoonnten—all these have their voices heard there. Why, then, it is asked, should medicine—its 20,000 educa ted men—be unrecognised there? The most learned society perhaps in Europe has elected Sir Benjamin Brodie ita pee sided, and now hie mind still vigonoo, as ever would enable him to employ for the benefit of his country that store of lung and rare asperities:is with which it is so richly endowed. Every accessory is present in his use to point him out as a fitting man to eater the House of Poses.— Tiny". _ STONE or THE PALACE or WESTMINSTER.—WO are informed that the Chief Commissioner has resolved to appoint a committee of scientific men to consider the best means of preserving the stone of the Palace */ Weetmin. star, sod that the following gentlemen have awmpted this important duty A rchitects . — William Tits, 11. P. Dlgby Wyatt, E. D. Crookrzista.—Sir R. Murchison, Professor Austad, Pro fessor Tennant, and C. H. Smith. Chemists.—Professor Hofmann, Dr. Fr.udtbuid, St. Bartholomew's, and F. A. Abel, Woolwich. ATTEMPTED MURDER, EY A PRIVATE SOLDIER AT Sttitrvieux— At the Sheffield Towndiall, on Saturday, bee. Smith, a private in the fidth Regiment. was charged with • very ookbblooded attempt to sheet William Austin, a sergeant in the name regiment. The 58th is at present stationed at the Sherlivid barracks, and from the evidence of Mrs. Austin. the wife of the injured man, it appears that on Tuesday afternoon about half past five o clock, whilst abe and her husband were sitting at tee, the prisoner entered the MOM carrying a rifle. Without speaking, he ra delibetely presented the weapon at the sergeant, fi re d, end hit him on the neck. Smith attempted to riplead his weapon. but was seised and prevented by another soldier. The wooed was only superficial, the ball having grazed the sick and carried away a part of the flesh. The prisoner was taken le charge and kept in custody until the military authorities could be communicated with, and they directed that he should be handed over to the civil power. It is maid that last week the prisoner, who is gives to drink, was threatening his wife when Sergeant Austin interfered, and reported him. Smith was mmonlingly punished, and he threatened that be would take the life either of the sergeant or of his own wife. No other cause ran be assigned for the outrage, the men having had so quarrel. Austin being tumble to attend at peewit, the primmer was remanded.—Maarkster Genrilies. FRIZ HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-110AD. Th• number of patients relieved at this hospitel during the wish grain Muth IP ens SAM, of odds* PTO wore Ilkinr 018411. MONEY MARKE2.-.(THIS DAL) Two o'CLowz. Business on the Stock Exchange to-day continues limited, and the general feeling is less favourable, the news from America being considered unsatis factory. The present quotations of Consols, how ever, do not vary from those of Saturday afternoon. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 10a, being ric. lower than on Saturdayt The scrip of the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan remains at 1001 to _ _ Consols are officially marked 911 and # for money, and 9n and f for the account. The present quotations are 91„ to 1 for cash, and 92f to I for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows: —lndia Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100, f, ; ditto Scrip, 1001 ; Exchequer Bins, €6., Is. die. In foreign stocks, Turkish Six per Cents. are again firmer, the 1854 Loan being quoted 71 to 72, and that of 1858, 53 to 64. . Mexican has also improved to 24 to 24f, and there have been some inquiries for Spanish bonds. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and- a-Half per Cents., 1800, 811 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 24 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 461 ; ditto Three', per ;Cents., 1866, 1867, and 1869, 461; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 41, f ; ditto Passive, 171 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 71# ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 531, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 991. The Thames and Ydsle have arrived from Aus tralia, the former with G 9,0001. in gold ; and the latter with 23,0001. At Vienna the exchange has fallen from 150.50 to 148.26. The transfer books for the stocks on which the dividends become due in April are now shut. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Thursday. We understand that it is proposed to send in the address to the Turkish minister respecting the ap propriation of the Constantinople Customs Dutien early this week. It is very desirable, therefore, that holders should avail themselves without delay of the opportunity of appending their signatures to it. About 20,000 Z. in French gold coin was on Satur day sent into the Bank. The amount of specie shipped by the Canada, which left Liverpool on Saturday for Halifax and Boston, was 176620/., making a total of 4,383,1G01. since the 28th November. The Magdalena has arrived from Brazil with 38,9511. in specie. The Delta will take to-morrow 134,5401. in silver and 25,6001. in gold for Bombay, making together 160,0401. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. lk nyon and Co., flax spinners, of Leeds, was he:d on Thursday. The liabilities reach 52,2661., while the assets are estimated at 17,071/. The re:ativee of the partners offered to give 10,0001. to allow the payment of a dividend of 10s. in the pound, but the creditors were not disposed to accept less than 15,000/. The meeting was consequently adjourned for a week for further consideration. The annual meeting of the British Aiaerican Land Company is called for the 27th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Rail way Company is convened for the Bth of April. An extraordinary meeting of the Zealand Rail way Company is called for the 10th of April, at Copenhagen, to decide whether the company will undertake the construction of a railway from Co penhagen to Elsinore, just authorised by the govern ment. The annual meeting of tho Belgian Eastern Junc tion Railway Company is called for the 28th Mat in London, and for the 30th at Brussels. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Vic toria Government Debentures. A half-yearly dividend is announced on the shares in the Rock Life Office. Mr. M. Slaughter, Secretary to the Railways Department of the Stock Exchange, has just issued a new, being the 14th, edition of his valuable " Railway Intelligence."* The prese:it issue con tains reliable details of various important arrange ments connected with the Brazilian and Canadian railway companies, as well as a deecri?tion of seve ral measures, lately sanctioned by parliament, of importance to investors and dealers in railway secu rities. The substantial accuracy of the work is guaranteed by the official position of the author, which necessarily renders him familiar with a great variety of railway statistics. The volume will be found very useful for reference by every person interested in this class of property. A " Handy-Book on the Law of Principal and Surety." (Effingham Wilson, Royal Eachauge), by Mr. Edward Lawrence, jun., furnishes, iu a very neat and compact form, a summary of a branch of the law which possesses considerable interest, and which, as a rule, is but imperfectly understood by the public. The returns of the quantities of silk passed through the condition-houses are looked upon abroad as indexes of the movements of the silk market At Lyons these re turns are made daily. As the came bale of silk is not unfrequeutly passed through the condition house more than once—these returns however show more than the amount of silk consumed : they are really indexes of purchases and sales. It is the rule abroad to condition every parcel of silk as it changes owners. In England the custom of sales at con dition weight having been introduced only within the last ten years, thin is the exception. The im port of silk into London has within the last year been upwards of nine millions. The London condition house return is little more than a quarter of a million. Quantities of silk conditioned at the principal condition• houses of the Continent nod in England during the year 1860 : _ . Bales. lba. Aubenas Bergamo Brescia 463 ..... 85,383 Como Crefeld Elberfekl St. Etienne 9,251 1,271,090 Florence London 1,140 ...... 211,942 Lyons Manchester Milan Turin Udine Vienna Zurich Subjoined is an account of the quantities of the principal articles of imported merchandise re maining in the Customs warehouses of the United Kingdom on tL•e 31st January, 1861, compared with the quantities in warehouse on the 31st January, 1860: --- - - Remaining in the Customs Warehouses 3lat Jan.. 1860. 31st Jan.,1661. Comm Coffee Currants Raisins „ 180,430 ... 59,546 Pepper lb. 5.709,218 ... 5,738,878 Rum Braedy. 5,011,786 ... 3,203,393 Sugar, reined (foreign) eih. 47,146 ... 83,061 Ditto, unrefined „ 1,609,606 ... 1,465,428 Mamma , 96,009 ... 136,085 Tss Tobariee Wine Pls. 9,730,763 ... 12,245,054 Commenting upon this statement, Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons observe : - -- - - - • It will be seen that the country is comparatively well supplied with most of the artizles in the shove list. Out of thirteen items, only two chow an important 'eduction, and in nine there Is a oonaid , rable augmentation. Those • Publiaba by the author. - n elit SS 2 iie sr If 41. I T 6 7 6 7 6 7 80 8.1.11:U 110.983 SO, Od. Iod. Id. 100 -- 100 100 100 100 100 _ id et I - :4 110} i mi 111 ... eel I 14 n :,1 Int I i ad 4 pot id 101 id Id 101 100 dli 59i 9 Ile 811 zd 14 114 zd zd 8 6 i..... zd zd Set 9 111 which show a decrease are—Coffee, d per cent. • raisins, 67 per cent. ; and unrefined sugar. 14 per cent. Those which slow as iscreue are—Cocos, 97 per omit. ; currants, lOper tent. ; pepper, per cent. ; ram, 91 per cent. ; brandy, 6i per cent. • relined sugar, 76 per cent. ; masses; 41 per cent. ; tea, 121 per cent. ; tobaimo, 101) per cent ; and we, 26 per cent. The excitement produced at Bombay by the accounts lately Kent out from the LiverpoLiverpo ol cotton market is described as follows in the circular of Messrs. Volkart Brothers : During the first weak after departure of last mail we had • very brisk demand, caused by the favourable advice. re ceived on the 2rith ultimo, and although the telegraphic news of Jan. 10 afterward. produced a quieter feeling, our market continued firm, senors anticipating better advice! from Liverpool by next stemma. Their expectations have been fully realised by the DWI received yesterday • the market is now in • perfect state of excitement, and the natives scarcely deem to know how far to raise their de mands. For old cotton the inquiries have been confined to Cornptahs ; other descriptions are in scanty supply, and of very poor quality ; they uently attract little attention from European houses, but as nativism shipping largely purchases could not be effected urdessatan advance on our hat quotations, and prices dose to-clay from Rs. sto Rs. 15 higher tha n a fortnight ago. The movements in new cotton have been heavy at very full rates; up to Re. 155 was paid for Broach and Its. 143 for Moller& before receipt of the news of 18th ultimo ; since last night, however, mem have advanced rapidly. The natives ask to-day fur Broach Re. 159 to Its. 160, Dholleraßa. 155 to Its. 156, Pora rawa ti d . Its. 147 to Rs. 148, Banos Rs. 141 to Re. 142. Supplies of new cotton are gradually increasing. In forwarding this circular, however, Mr. J. F. Turner, of Manchester, very properly remarks that This Bombay mail replies to our brilliant cotton news of 18th January, when "middling" Orleans was 7 0-16 d. after a Liverpool business which amounted for the week to 131,000 bales, at Id. &dream At that time the Liverpool stock of all cottons was 500,000 bales, instead of 880,009 bales us it is to-day, and it will be remembered that an im preesi,4l at that time prevailed that political troubles in Amer co might interfere very much with the shipmeuts and growth of cotton. SATURDAY 'Mums. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to} for the 10th of April, opened and clewed to-day at the same quotation. For money, the last price was 91"; to 1. The official business report /3 33 fol lows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, ; ditto, for account (April 10), 921, 1; Three per Coots. Reduced, 91/ ; New Three per Cents. (shut), 914, ; Bank Soak, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 100; ditto for account , 1001; ditto Scrip, 1001 - ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 941 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 1001. The Indian Five per Cent. stock continues in steady demand for investment The scrip was lat quoted to-day 1001 to 1; the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 94 to 95 ; the Five-an 1-a-Half per Cent., 100 to 101 • and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 2s. die. Turkish Bonds we-e in renewed demand to-day, and experiencxl a further improvement of I per cent. ; the Loau of 18E4 closed at 71 to 1, and that of 1858 at 54 to ex div. Mexican Bomb; were firm at 24 to 24. MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oloca. The milling market to-day is quiet, and quotations show no variation of impor tance compared with those of Satnnlay. In the Stuck Exchange there have been transac tions in East Caru Brea, Wheal Grenville ' West Bryn Gwiog, and North Basset. East Basset shares have also been dealt in at 105 to 110 ; East Carsdon, at 151 to ; Wheal Cupid, at Itol/ ; and East Wheal Russell, at 41 Foreign and colonial descriptions present no variations of importance. The shares of the Great Northern Mining Co. (South Australia) are offi cially marked 1/ ; Linares, ; and United Mexi can, 4. With regard to Treloweth Mine the mining cir cular of Means. Webb and (leach Bays: ...•••• " - • - - • The lode in the engine shaft sinking below the 134 is worth 181. per fathom. The crosscut south in the 124, worth W. per fathom. The 124 end east is worth 161. per fathom ; smuts below the 124 east, M. per fathom ; stops in back. 134 most, worth ICJ. per fathom ; stops in back of 124 east, worth 121. per fathom ; and the stops is the bottom of 116 east is worth 301. per fathom. This mine has very much improved within the last few days, more ,particularly in the 24 fathoms level east, which is producing large rocks of splendid copper ores. At Grambler and fit Anbyn Mines meeting, on the sth inst., the accounts showed a credit balance of 2551. 3s. lid. The profit on the four months' working was 25/. 9e. Id. Par Consols, on the sth inwL, declared a dividend of ss. per share (1,6004). Calvadoack Mine, on the sth inst., made a call of 1/. is. per share. At Spearne Moor Mine meeting, on the sth inst., the ac counts showed a credit balance of 574/. 9s. Id. A dividend of 11. 10s. per share (4201.) was declared, leaving 1541. 9a. Id. to the next account. Garr,' Xis., on the Bth inst., made • call of 4q. per share. At Marilyn Mine meeting, on the ftth inst., the accounts 'bowed a balance of liabilities over meta of 1141. :is. IW. A call of ls. per share was made. THZ SPEEIAL SUNDAY EVENING Hertvime. —Yes terday evening there was a large congregation in the nave of Westminster Abbey. Full choral service was performed, the sermon being preached by the Rev. Francis Non, 8.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, incumbent of St. Philip's Church, Waterloo-place. The sermon next Sunday evening will be preached by the Rev. Charles Frederick Secretan, IL A., of Wadham College, Oxford, perpetual curate of Holy Trinity Church, Vauxhall-road. It has been an nounced that the Bishop of London will preach at the special evening service on Sundae, the 31st instant. At St. Paul's there was a full congregation under the dome. The sermon was preached by the Rev. W. W. Champnevs, M.A., canon residentiary, and vicar of St. Pancras. The sermon next Sunday evening will be preached by the Rev. Richard Burgess, B.D.,Febendery of St. Paul's and rector of Upper Chelsea. At Exeter Hall last night there was also a large congregation, the sermon being preached by the Rev. Clement Skrine, Theological Associate of King's College, London. Next Sunday evening the service will be conducted by the Very lt,v. Dr. Clore, Dean of Carlisle. There will be two subsequent services at Exeter Hall iu connexion with the present course, which will be conducted by the Ilev. J. Richardson, M.A., of Trinity College, Dublin. incumbent of St. Mary's, Bury St. Edmunds, and the Rev. Canon Champ nays. COUNTY FINANCIAL 80/ADM.—The yeomanry of the west of England are zealously moving in favour of county Mancini' hotels. At the weekly meeting of the Newton Abbot board of guardians, on Wedne sday, the question was fully discussed. Mr. T. Wells, a farmer, proposed that a petition to parliament in favour of county boards should be adopted, in doing which he adduced meta ties to show the increase of the county expenditure. Seve ral farmers expressed their opinion that more economy would be secured by introducing ratepayers in the manage ment of the county finances, and strongly supported the motion. Mr. Phillippe (a county magistrate), the chairmen, Mr. N. Creed (also a county magistrate), and others spoke in favour of the motion. It was carried by acclamation, there being only one dissentient. At the Trams board of guardians, a similar motion, introduced by Mr. March, was carried ; and at the Plympton St. Mazy board of guardians a petition in favour of financial county boards was adopted. A BoY GORED BY AN ELEPHANT.—Om Saturday evening, ae an elephant was being exhibited in the mena gerie belonging to Mr. Menders, now stationed upon some vacant lend in Stretford New Road, opposite to the Wel lington Hotel, Manchester, the brute knocked down a youth with its trunk and then gored him with one of its tusks. It appears that the silly fellow, whose name is Henry Crow ther, had been teasing the animal for some time before it could reach bin, but directly be came within reach of its trunk it knocked him down, and then gored him in the hip, to the great consternation and alarm of the people present. The elephant was driven off by one of the keeper.. and Crowther was immediately conveyed to the surgery of Mr. W. G. Pettinger, in Trafford-street, and within a few yards of the menagerie. On examining the wound Mr. Pettinger discovered that the tusk had penetrated to the bole. After the wound hod been dressed, Crowther was conveyed home in a cab. The wound is said to be a dangerous one. Mr. Menden, notwithstanding that Crowther brought upon himself the injuries he has sustained, has generously pro mised to pay the modkul expeeses.—Afanchrder . Examiner. CArritaz OF FOUR BURULARS IN MANCHESTER. —On Saturday night, four youthful burglars were very cleverl raptured in warehouse in Cooper-etreet, Mancha,- f mas e n W :"de m "f i ccm nuE n'bwa ß lebro rS onou n ngt . only e 10 re number te caused ehwhich clock , eathyn repo rtedi warehouse. burglars.t th ey o o b h i. te r .4 6 lAc A ma i f f : r a ter i'i' o l rei b i ng t .ici m b s? -B m e r hi l y :hed e en r n l i t Z b f ley l ie V w . vceoduecva of coostablee from neighbouring beats, and at the same time wet for the keys of the warehouse from the old police station, Cross-street. After "planting officers *boot the pines, be unlocked the door and, accom. parried by two constables, entered the warehouse. After searching for some time, four young men were discovered in • closet on the ground floor. They were immediately taken to the police-station, where they pee names and addresses. The preemers are noted bad characters. On a subsequent examination it was found that the thieves effected an en trance by forcing the look off the iron gate, which is at the side of the warehouse ; and then, after dropping down the loading place, whisk is about 6 feet deep, cu tting a panel out of the door which leads to the packing-roore. They had also forced the looks off two doors and several drawers in the office. Some articles were found placed ready to be carried off. U ; 4 f 4 I i P zd zd 101 i zd Da zil Id ~ r J~ •I I', 1; li : ;