The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-17 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy man= DIEUUNGRAY VESTING.-(THIS DAY.) LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. Two miles aod •hall. !mead's, Menimae, Old Nair, Remy. Wee Nell, Pot Poem!, Ladtwooke Lam Meg el Hear* Nil Desperandam, Avoogrove, Church Overtoo, Fairy Log, Black Eyed Soma, Cornea, Geseral Boiler, and Shamrock so Omni am here. CRAVEN CUP. Three miles sad a quarter. Bresmare, Soothsayer, Vivsadiere, Rom, Plough Boy, Supple, Anus, Jesus* King of Hearts, Express, and Shararook so Gram ere here. GRAND ANNUAL STREPLBCHASE. Three miles sad a quarter. Irounidea, Merrimac, Mearivood, Rook the Gardener, My Fox, Creole, Express, The Rogue, Primes; Dagmar, Isaias*, Arens, Na Doepereedum, Church Militant, Visas &ore, sad Genera are here. WARE LISTW.-(771113 DAY.) Two o'CtLopw. There is still a good demand for British railway securities, and the variations in prism are again in a favourable direction. Great Northern stook has ad vanced 1 percent. ; Great Eastern, I ; and London and North Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4. London and North Western stook is now ((toted 1.16 i to 117 ; Great Western, 724 to , ex div.; Midland, 1311 to 1324 ; Lancashire and ork shire, MI to 115 ; South Eastern, 834 to f ; Great Eastern, 46 to 4 ; Great Northern, 129 to 130, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1274 to 1264, ex div. ; Lon don and South Western, 96 to 96 ; and Metro politan. 122 to 4, ex div. and ex new. Dutch-Rhenish Railway shares have advanced, and San Paulo are firm. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada meet with inquiry. Indian lines are steady. is 1171 1 10 all 3t. 10 §t. 100. 107 i —P 66 ear 9 - I iP 7" I iiy Ire. I •-• 10.4 zd w - 1 '2°l';; a pima I 113 140 sell 118 zd p I 2 ills I 9pa94 I 8 9 psr 983 —. r 7, 7* Iti i 11 * Tfi 76 T 1 73 SO n 71 Mei - 143 162 0 i W 23 11411 it b3l ... 11 7Fs Ws Spa 113 46 4416 44 ^ SO n Sll 603 30 62 1 111 110 u la 2 4 pal 10 8 Ma gook 10 8 dla fpm 1 11 s i l l 044 M 11 21 thard . 11 21 ldlaad , par 6 pa 1614 1 pm 2 1 dla 10 1t 81 7 PI 27 29 par 1 pm I lon ipazd • 5Ms 0 6 pm ad 7 6pm 10 BMa 22; esi 71 7$ 10 BdM MI 47 21 n par 1 pa 7 dMa 02 06 41 alme ▪ dM • Idu • 1&a • 11 Ma • 7; pm 101 131 zd 96 96 Si 96 42 46 Pr 61 666 4 4 0= 66 67 ti lidi• IS 87 !S i t go , . 56. I I SO SI 4 Sdb U II 92 31 2 vl THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1805. 10 U 18 811. In Si les li ii ii It It 1i in 66 0 le Idls v 2 Si St it ft .. 2 . ill • die it 2e 2Ms t 0 I le able 10 8 4Ms 10 i Ips id I I 1 414 a bi -- 41, 4 AIM 4 19•2 U is 1111 IN 114 ... 7 ; - am. 7 1 6 —OW Par eloo 1 10 10 :I lr 6 1 JO 110 . 116 es It las a Par If If 1 Li i • - • i m l • at de Le 10 II We a le 1 19• 1 ; le U IT a I is IN kl.is Plx e - r_als, it iivs' Ws will j 2 1 dis lioul die! • mei I_ le Ifr 114!•1 I le 01 io I 1 ells I 2 1 a 1 2 IS lt 5Ms 10 4 f 414 10 7 fde ta I 1S 1. 1 QL ig 11 4 ia t s 1 Do 9 10 a 4 de 1 T i n 1414 pot 2 14 I pi ZT is " ei 171 1 /1 ill 1_ 1. I 18 10 pl 7 1 818 49 7, 10 8 6 on 2 - - 10 I tar zit I I Idu I 111 I i 410 10 18 10 di 80 et 86 if 11 pa tel air PI 88 sl "4' MUNlil VA-REIT.-alllB DAY.) Two detect. Tho s+onk marl • is today are firm, with a fa vourat'n tender. The funds have attained a fresh rie of per cent. The government broker ha • ;,000f. Reduced Three per Cent. stock 'ways, in two or three cases, are rather b. verde foreign stocks the chief change t in Confederate. Finan cial shares a. ..* filch attention is still directed to the I, Metropolitan District and Varna Rail latter having been allotted to-day. There is a fair ch. .or discounts to-day, and the rate remains at 4s . r cent. In the Stock Ex change the supply of moaey is rather larger, and the charge for short loans slightly easier, at 4 per cent., with a moderate inquiry. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 10c., showing a fresh rise of Sc. Consols are now quoted 89 to 1 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (April 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88/, 891, 89 ; ditto, for amount, 891, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, ; New Three per Cents., 871, 1, 1.1 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1041, 104 ; ditto, for account, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, 6a., 75., prem. Confederate Bonds have risen 2 per cent., and Turkish of 1858 and the Consolides 1, while Mexican Old Bowls have declined 1. Vene zuela Bonds of 1862 are depressed. There is a rise of 1 in Spanish Passive, but a reduction of to lin the Certificates. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:- Greek Bonds, 211 to 1 ; Mexican, 261 to f ; Confederate, 38 to 40 ; Spanish Passive, 33 to ; the Certificates, 171 to 1; Turkish, of 1858, 701 to L ex div.; ditto 1862, 721 to 73 ; and the Consolidds, 52f to 53. Transactions are recorded as follews :- Colombian Six per Cents., 82 ; Egyptian, 1864, 95, 1 ; Greek, for account, 211 ; ditto Coupons, 81 ; Italian, 1865, 74 ; ditto scrip, n, din. ; Mexican, for account, 261 ; Monte Videsn scrip, 91 prem. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 81 ; Portuguese, 1856, &0., for account, 471, 1 ; Russian, 1802, 891 ; ditto, 1864, 911 ; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, for account, 33, 32f, 331, 321 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 171, 1, I ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 701, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 721 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 731,1; Vene zuel&, for account, 181 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 411 ; ditto, 1864, 411. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem., ex div.; London Financial, 61 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to / prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; Otto man Soci6t4 04n6rale, 2 to 1 prem. The quotations for the shares of some 01 the new companies are subjoined :—Metropoli tan District Railways, 8} to ei prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 1 die. to par ; Rio Janeiro Gas, to I prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, I dis. to I prem. ; Varna Railway, 41 to 5 prem. ; South African Land and Finance, 1 to prem. ; Atlantic Railway Deben ture scrip, 51 1 to si prem. A very large amount of business was transacted yesterday at the Bank of England, owing to the terms in the general market being fully equal to those charged by that establishment. Amongst others the discount houses were applicants for the usual quar terly advances. The Bank will probably continue to obtain a large amount of business during the next two or three weeks, and until the April dividend money makes itself felt. Then an easier money market seems likely to prevail, there being at pre sent scarcely any demand either for gold or silver for export, and the rate of discount at the Bank of France being 1 per ceut. below that current here. The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 247,5001., of which 158,0001. is silver and 89,5001. gold. The failure is announced of Mr. Thomas Stir ling Begbie shipowner and merchant, of Man sion-house-place. The liabilities are estimated at about 150,0001., and the liquidation, it is thought, will eventually prove rather favourable. Mr. Be4gbie's stoppage appears . to have been chiefly caused through his connexion with two or three [private adventures for running the blockade of the Confederate ports. The assets include several ships. Mr. J. W. Borstal], of Hull, and Messrs. S. I Burstall and Co., of Bombay, have also suspended payment. These two firms in reality form one establishment, and the aggregate liabilities are understood to range between 200,0001. and 300,0001., i but for a considerable portion of the amount security is held. It appears that large losses have been made in cotton speculations, as well as in attempts to run the blockade of the Confederate ports ; and it is believed that the unsecured cre ditors will obtain only a small dividend. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Attwoods, Spooner, Manshalls, and Co., the insolvent private bankers, of Birmingham, took place yesterday, when it was resolved to take the estate out of the Court of Bankruptcy, and to wind it up under private arrangement. A committee was appointed to secure an early distribution of the assets. The total lia bilities were stated at 960,4791., and the assets at 618,4121., showing about 12s. in the pound. The scrip certificates of the Consolidated Peruvian Five per Cent. Loan will be ready for delivery on the 18th instant. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,2601. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 8621. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an in crease of 131. The half-yearly general meeting of the Credit Foucier and Mobilier Company of England (Li mited) will be held on Thursday, the 20th April, for the purpose of receiving the directors' and au ditors' report and balancetheet, and for declaring a dividend. At the meeting yesterday of the Surrey Commer cial Dock Company, a dividend was declared of 11. 10s., free of income tax, on th e ordinary stock and on the preference A s tock, for the three months ending the 31st inst. ' as well as a half-yearly divi dend of 2} per cent. on the B and C preference stocks. The second general meeting of the shareholders of the City Offices Company (i,imited) is called for the 30th March. The annual meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company (Limited) is ca ll ed for the 31 st inst. , when a dividend is to be declared. We are informed that the letters of allotment of the Varna Railway Company were posted yes day afternoon. We are requested to state that the share list of the South African Land and Finance Company will be closed to-morrow, for London, and on Mon day, the 20th, for the country. The return of the Bank of England for the weak ending Wedneeday,March 15, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation ism 628,740,275 humus SUOMI Ousulatios 19,645.690 Decreer 186.20 Pubes deposes ... 8,348,481 Issas 670,753 Other downed L9,785,825 DOMINO 114877 Govonnsood odourless la Salm departussst 11,023,211 Nodose, do ts Oldersowis borldag yortosst 20,064,483 Soros 255,598 Oars sad bullion la both doportasts 14,8 82 .258 Isms 123,651 ass day sod Sew hies 449 973 Dosses 552 TM Li 3.857,0141 Sass 13,265 Molds S mend Total maw Sots &coin is teskisgasparSoso 9,886,668 Isms 308,991 OHERTSEY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Old Wisdom. Irish Boy, Lifebuoy, Amelia Ano, and 8 , /Plying Spur see bars. 81 HUNTERS' STAKES. Three mils. Soots Grey,&tayßai;r, Jobsursleowles, COOCIVIN l f Rambler, Almeria, Flylag Spar, sod Irish Inas Sr. hem. I.! SEOOND LIFEGUARDS CUP. Three mile.. Josh Hinton, Hall Out*, sad Raffia° Oirl are here. SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY HANDICAP. Three mile/ God shalt. knot, Goreehawk, Morocco, Ballyousy, Confidence, and Pitman are hem COMMERCIAL AND MARKETR. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The quantity of Eaglisk wheat on offer here today. coastwise and by lead carriage, woe very limited, end en bat middling condition. Good (try samples changed hands freely, at full quotations. Other kinds were dull, at about Monday's cur rency We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, applied with foreign wheat. Millers geoerally purchased slowly ; nevertheless, previous ratan were supported. Is toad*/ cargos of grain about an average business was transacted at last weak's prices. The show of both English and foreign barley wu season- ably large, sad sales progressed slowly on former terms. Malt, the show of which was moderately good, was a dull inquiry at late rates. oat trade was inactive. Prices, however, were steady. The supply of English and Scotch oats was good ; of foreign rather limited. Beane commanded very little attention. The quotations, however, were supported. Peas were arm la pries ; bat the inquiry for them was by no mesas active. The supply was very moderate. The dour trade was arm, at late rates. Agricultaral seeds were steady in price. aim demand for them, however, was far from active. Linseed and cakes were unaltered in value. rstca 'Tram Lae; List, red,lBlll ~ So. whae, rerlt Par 40: L L 36 to 39 46 to 41 99 to 46 40 to 44 .... se Pie Qt. 4 4 MIL I. a u Small, food Scotch potato Irlab, whit* „ black sawn. __ . __ a 1064 Naredi sad Lambs isa, less BLUNT _ _ - Yampa SI to 15 Sick IS to 117 Borrow Niece Kr to 42 MI. _ Matto llo ( g 23 27 two 34 DtxtU 23 Windbag is to 1115 MAUL SIS to 40 B. Ni id 64 le GI Clopion wad Ware 411 to el Brown Croy Mauls ltt to Si Whits II4 to 38 MIL _ Toon nada. pw lbs. Now OATS. I Country Met* feed lO to IS: Norfolk and Etafiolk, rota* IS to 07 1 az Alp l7 to IS 10901011. Pot Qr. WORM s. Dia Wis Sad gm*. YYL — bie — g — ----'- 40 so ao Ilastect ix llsekl•s• D= wee 47 34 to U Marks. lard Ooaolos anti PIP INWS; Per Qz. Ong. 1 o Danish and !Swedish 18 to 21 Roman ....... 18 to 21 Dial& n to 03 X 117 1,4 6.• s2 to 24 rua _ _ Wafts tO to 23 MAWR/ 17 10 SO Oars. _ _ _ -- Maple St to 36 Boller* ld to 38 Date* brew - lB to TS tool ARRIVALS or GRAIN, &0., CARRIAGE FROM MARCH qtr mad a/Ma! 131)13x 0.11. White 23 So 30 Yellow ~w foeWps aa: 1 iiti Total 1 PLoon. I French. per rot .... 21 to to SWAMI. $1 to 82 Americas. per tot • . 21 to 23 C.anadlan. .. 21 to 26 INTO LONDON. BY WATIR 11 TO MARCH 16 INCLUSIYIL Wheal es q. Mai O a t s. M b ar . t qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brie. Imam t 7. 1 3 1279 2700 010 .. 710 " 11 uuaa - - 1270 2700 IMO- tiro Ise io I u 1 u LIVERPOOL COTTON AJ (THIS DI Oa.) 1710/IAL IRN MARKE (By Burma AND urriam (not ono OWN 00NRIBPONDIST.) Corrom—The China's saws has had no material effect upon the market. Sales probably 10,000 bales, or more. Coax —Market well attended, wheat in good demand at fall rates of Tuesday ; flour in moderate request, without change in value. Indian earn 6d. per quarter dearer, with • better demand; Galeits,27s. BMW steady. Fair bushier in nate and oatmeal at late prima. WAKEFIELD CORN MA RKET. —(T HIS DAY.) (IT own= KINGDOM ILscrwc rusaLtru.) (ram OUR COILUSPONDINT.) Wheat in fair asesamptiva demand at the ezireine prices of last Friday. Barley and oats 6d. dearer. Beaus fully as dear. 10 - I 10 1 I. ISO MINCING-LANE.--(THIS) DAY. SUGALL—The market continues dull, and prices generally are 6d. below those ruling this day week except good grocery qualities, which about maintain their value. A parcel ot chiral Macula sold at 28e. 6d., duty 9s. 4d. Reflood is less active, but prices are supported, the supply being limited. Corry—No public sales have been held today, sod privately there is but little offering for male; the recent arrivals of Ceylon are not yet placed on the market. Business has been transacted in second-hand paresis of plantation, at firm prime. TNA.—There is DO improvement in the demand. Public Wes of China teas will be held on Tuesday next. ROIL-160 pnncheoos of Jamaica sold, part at 2.1. 9d. to 3e., and 120 puocheons of Demerara at la 7d. proof. Prom—A few lots of white sold at 61d. Rtem-8.00 1 1 bags of Bassein sold at Be. 9d. for fair quality, sad 1,0C3 tags at Bengal, at prier not reported. BALTPITI/1.-100 bags refraction 4 sold at 30e. cash. CorroN.—The demand has become sleek, but prices are without material chugs. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. The present quotations are as follows :—Town tallow, 41a. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 465. 9d. ; all the month, 40.. 6d. ; June, 41a. to 41s. 3d. ;October to December, 425. to 425. 3d. RIDS MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LILDINSALL. — Hides : Prier : 561hs. to 641 b., 2fd. to 3d. ; 64Ibs. to 721k0., 3d. to ; 7211:o. to 801 t.., 3d. to 34d. ; 80th., to 881ba, 3gd. to 4d. ; 86.1t0. to 961 W., 4d. to 41d. Horse bides. 9.. to 10.. Calf Aim. to 4.. ; 6.. 6d. Basmormen.—Sbeepsichr : 11.1 f-bred; 104. Od. to 12.. Of. ; Doom, 7.. 6d. to 9. 6d. ; 'beading., lc 7d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. ?stilted's and Smith report that the market during the pest week has been steady, and prices in all instances very firm. The reduced state of stocks of all descriptions ceases trade to look healthy, and speaks Unearthly fora gradual improvement la prices. NEW RZFORM MOVINENT.—The adjourned meet ing of the working classes to receive the report of the depu -1 tationa appointed to confer with the middleolau reformers on the practicability of forming a joint omen upon the ....,..ia platformplatform of manhood suffrego and the ballot was held last Mr:sarmeirr BeQviterti.—Misa Julia Oli via evening at St. Marti 'a HMI. Mr. Bootee occupied the chair. Brodie, of No. 7, York-place, Portman-square, lately de - I Mr. Odgers gave in D the report of the deputations, from I erased has left the following legacies :—To the Hoyol Na- I which it appeared that Misnumber of middle-Moss reformers final Lifeboat Institution, 4001. ; the Cripples Home Re- who bad respooded to the invitation of the working - men's tuts Infant Nursery asst Laundry, Marylehone-road, 3004 ; deputation was twenty, hialoding four memhere of parlia fament—Masers. Bright, Ayrton, Taylor, and lemma. The British Orphan Asylum, Slough, 3101. ; Idiots' Home, Bed - matter was very fully discussed at the conference. kill, 2004 ; Royal Westminster Ophthalmic Hospital, ' which resulted to the adoption of resolutions pledg -2001. ; Infirmary fat Consumption, 2G, Morgiunt4trwt, ing tho peruse there resembled, and recommending the %vend DOM.* 2001 - middle cis mss generally to co-operate with the working ". '--- -' i B " naritaa nauPit ' 4l f°l. Wm " men e f an exteosioo of the franchise, based upon a resi- . and Children, Edwardentreet, Portmanaquare, 2001.; Con- dentia o lmanhood suffrage pr o tected by the ballot. It was, ' OW Hospital, Fulham-road, 1001.; Establishment for Invalid however, doubtful whether the ce-operatioo of Mr. Bright Gentlewomen, 1, Upper Harleretreet, 2001.: Sailor's or them Mr. Ayrton so favour could of a household be lecured, they=Mop baviog move expressed selves ment. Orphan Girls' School, Hampstead, 1001.; Soldiers' Doughtue Mr. Lepo moved, sod Mr. umigramid weed " . the reosvtios Hon*, H am p s tead, 1001. ; Orthopedic Hospital Oxford. l o f the report, et beteg upon the who l e se w e d.", C o p. stree ts 501 . ; Goveroem's Benevolent Institution, 501 . ; 1 eiderable dliCilaSiol3 ensued, in which the prevailing opinion Society for th e Prevesties of Cruelty to Animals, 501 .; • awned to be that the working-clasnes most mainly depend St. George's Hospital, 1001. ; Middlesex Hospital, 1001. ; neon their own exertiose to swore the franchios. The re duties was adopted. The deputations were then reap- University College Hospital, 1001. ; Oar's Hospital, 1001. ; rested as a ~,,m i tt. to d re w up Wee for th o governme nt Hospital for Consumption, &empire, 10D/.; Much Peer . a d the D U Reform League. A proposition to send dale. tentiary Association, Lincoln'sins-Dolde, 2001.; St. Morrie- ates to the Reform Conference at Manchester in April bone Charity School for Girls, 2001. I trod over for farther oonsideration. ORDINARY SELINA AND STOOKS. Zanwns. Ilesa v lFolAtioraz l as t obi r d.a mail libLO. 154eipl pal Nat . w Husks 1 _ _ Clonewan 80. • J Awe% ail Do.lllp. a. lopallto B DabLlnandlolaae Dowlee,ParilyltAo4.lll idlobalskand and 4M Ott IL eisTsk - :; Do. IL Ans. Stk., No.! Groat Nee* of %Wand GrostNarthirs Do..e. A too. so dlr. un- I Snap. 0. knead Gt. South Wed. (Ine4 Gnat Western Datitear YaLGnalitk Do. South Wales. Do. W. Md.—Ward Do. Do. Donal Do. Do. lisraord Lancashire S Yorkshire London and inaokwall Loo., hut, * &Coast Loodon.Chstha,& Dor . London& North WNW 17, rlictiZiii;lii7v4iiiis 1f0n.,81141.01 Locale& Magoon sad Cord& Do. Do. Pints ktiiiracoataa Do. New IMotro.Dl do.s. (Pro. Ikeip C., Do. do. .... Indlead Mew Dam. a Data Do. (bs.) 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Ueda and Cosaty Lon. lianitt.Comlfa.(l ) Laselon Joint flimit.— ,Imidead South Airless 'Loo. d B. Wester. (Um. , LoodcsiVenerada (L.) Les. It Westminster Merchant Itant(Lim.) Yeroustile d EselmaiL. Metro. d Pros. bank XI do. Mid Do. land haat (Um) I National of Liverpool , ,N.re. of Inglsad • I Do. Srd Issue !Rational beak I IDa New N.. 6011111 I 'New Lealand (14mitod) 1 ;North western I lOrlestsl Bank Corpora I De. New. to at SOpm I ProvhallenklugOorp.(L I hewlas. cd Ireland . I Made, rea)., a Dalai loath Australis I .BmM bears (um.) • Stead. of B. IL Africa • Do. do. • Do. do. las. at/pm It Elston et AMMO 0 Unice Of lrolsed (Las) ▪ (hies et Loudon 1,011 LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Oldham%) BATLEY I. BATLEY, °Mau, Ago MASTRO& yr. pries, Q.G. and Dv. Spins kw the pealtiner ; Dr. 1 IFeabey sad Mr. E. P. Wood for the respondents Ha eity yr. Jon Th eo philus Bayley, • eispr dealer in , no on Masan Mang Cole on the rat of May, 1832, and be eshabited with her till Judy het. Dung the tetanal ' bonen these two dates they had • number of chiklres, w hite was dated on the one side to have been 5, and on the ether 11. They lived Arst at Loughtoe, nod aterwarde a RAW-home, Stratford. at Bow. Mrs. Bayley was Wised to have latterly notrected habit. of intoxication, Irbil bad lid to two or throe tins. In 1853 Men remoodiatio• as the 's ',rates promise of wet „ m ourn ; but it was contended that so far from that , m oans having been kept, she had added matrimonial Intl to her other offense. Mr. Bayley was of num • great deal from hems, sad it wee alleged that while ' was any she was muster= of the mast shameful fami- N u tty with O'BrW, a man emplot e by the i o plaaer to take • charge of • Bard= labia be had at • distant,. from the hone. Ato to Both," it was deposed that one night being at with her smut, the respondent lent her to him to ask what time it was; that, afterwards getting into coo unties *Ed him, she invited him to her husband's Moe; that he stayed there till Mr. Beyley man keerd at the frost door; and that then Faith°. was o n at by the back way. This was repeated a nt g a p, but or. the len coession Mr. Bayley cows to the teek-door. Enthos was hurried auto a coal. miler, bet Mr. BW_ley chanced to look is there and dis covered him. The led to an iclairciawment, sad the peti- Wan the respondent out of his bowie, moompenied bmust Use had untrunions to tad lodgings for her. Ste yawed, burner, to go with her, and remained is the *vo w the green part of the night talking with • man. For the &heal the adultery wee dined, and it was urged hy Dr. Wunbey that the widens was of so gross • chanter es to he ' iscredible. The m4)04401 sister spoke to having often nen her meek braised about the bead and hips, but so evideme was rive to show bow she cam by s een thrts in question sunk a servant deposed to havum s the respondent give her • posh. Mr. Salter, an innkeeper at Langhtoo, Mated that in 1862 the petitioner had charged him with being somewhat too familia with his wife. Had given the responds/it a *l o os slap as the face, and ordered witness out of the home. He admitted, however, that he had been seen by the went kiwis; the respondent as he was parting from beer at the door. Be had also oorrespooded with her, and their letters used to begin " My dear George," and "My dear Elinor ;” bat vibes and his wife were both on the met intimate teems with the petitioner and respondent. A servant named Elisabeth Beaks was called to prove an ert of adalkey cap the petitioner ; bat she flatly denied that be bed ben guilty of the @lighten impropriety towards her. The clerk of the respondent's attorney dated that Beaks had told him that Mr. Bayley was • • ; that she had bad a child by him, and that he would sot give her any money, sod that she would citron bim in nark every word of which she now denied in the most positive terms. This clerk also stated that he sub/wooed a gnat number of witness without Brat taking their evidomos. He had told Mr. Whitmore, the petitioner's partner, that it was a west disgraceful ens, and that Mr. Bayley would ho WHAM for perjury. He bad said that because he had nee inlirMa, that his ease was a trumped-up one. [The trial was not finished when we went to press.] TRH POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOIV-13TREET. lITILUNG NIVISPAPIMS. ---- - Henry Bennett WU brought before Hr. Vaughan charged with stesliog six quires of the Mustroted Times. William Smith Reser% manager to ileum W. H. Smith and Soo, aeweagents, 166, Strand, stated—This morning,tat about half .put 7 o'clock, the prisoner came to our office for papers. He boughs some Times papers, sad put them down beside some illustrated Tines, and presently took them up spin, and with them six quires of the Illustrated Times. Frederick William Hollsods, assistant to Waists. Smith — I was in the shop when the prisoner aims in. He is employed by Mr. Uffing, of Pa/sgrave-plaos, and is in the habit of coming daily for papers ordered by him. From informatiom I had received, I suspected him, sad when he came this morning I watched him. He wee served with the papers ordered-56 copies of the Times, four stamped and 52 "blank," or unstained. He laid them down beside the Elissirateol Times. sad stooped down to tie his shoe, after whisk be took up ►ie owe 56 Timer, sod with them the six quires of the Illus trated Tina. He was going away with them when I stopped him. The six donee illustrated Times are worth 277. He inked on to let him go, sad I told him I could not do it. I called a policeman sad gave him in charge. Policeman F 95 took the prisoner in custody. He said nothiag. When ►e wu searched at the station-house 11. 9a bd. mu found as him. It was Mated that the prisoner had hitherto borne a good character. His wages were 12a. a week. He had been about three or four years in his situation. The prisoner plaided guilty, and elected to be tried here. Hr. Vingban said he was very sorry to see a man who had hitherto borne a good character in such a position. At the same time he could not help enopecting, notwithetandiog that good char►cter, that this was not the first time the prisoner had taken pews from Messrs. Smith. The mode in which he accomplished the robbery was exceedingly artful. These oases were difB• alt to detect, and when they were brought home to the guilty parties it was the duty of a magistrate to deal with them severely. He should sentence the prisoner to four months' imprisonment. CLERKENWELL. rezzaranrc TO WADER FOR TEM PORPOB2 OF /STORTING MONZT. Raert Thomas. aged 29, who described himself se a labourer, having no home, was charged before Mr. D'Eyn court with writing and delivering two letters threatening to murder Mr. Thomas Roberts, slate merchant, of 38, Great Percy-street, Cierkeowell, with incest to extort mossy. The lettere, which were of • very violent character, hay ing been reed. Mr. D'Eyncourt said to prosecutor—Do you say that you go io fear of him ? Complainant—l do. lam not afraid of him as sons, but Ism afraid that he will use a knit*. The prisoner —Did you not say last night that you were set afraid of me? Inteass—No. I am afraid that you will carry your threat into execution. The —Do you not owe me some money for work that I did for you in trying to get names to bubble corn. WWitness—l do not owe you one tar thing. I have paid lento? all that you dii for me. Toe prisoner having asked the prosecutor the names of the firms he bad been connected with during the pest three yews, said be was glad to see that there was a reporter pre gent, as the facts would be published, andth en the public voila andel stand all about the matter. He did not intend to kill the prosecutor. Mr. D'Eyncourt—Whether you wrote the letters to ex tort money, or intended to carry your threats into execution, you are liable to ten years' portation. The prisoner—Oh, that don't matter the slightest to ma. Mrs. Roberta said that yesterday the prisoner knocked at har door and handed her the second letter. The pri mmer, she was assured, would do her husband some harm. Mr. Moffett. an architect, of Clapbam-riso, said that the planer tol him ou Saturday night that he was a butcher, and that he would be hanged for Mr. Roberts. He carried a bile sod intended to murder the prosecutor. Witness mammal with the prisoner, but it was of no avail. The pri soner was in a very excited state. The daughter of the prosecutor said that the prisoner told her to take care of herself when he came out of prison. RAM Elfctd. 134 G. said the children of the prommutor mace to the station, and said they were afraid to stop in the house, es the prisoner was walking about in front of the house. He went to the house, and when the prosecutor mace home be gave the prisoner into custody. When he told the prisoner the charge, the prisoner said be would ruin the prosecutor and was determined to do for him. for h The prieooer—l said I would ruin him, but would not do im. _ . _ Yr. D'Erneourt baying cautioned the prisoner, asked him if he wished to make any defence. The prisoner said he should reserve bin defence. r. VEynossirt committed the prisoner to the Oestral Criminal Court for trial. 1111301‘111,4 Pi FN =OW e it iC a l ra a . 7 . liNestolos agod ti NNW Goo 50 LNLITaI.(L.I :) 1 ,915 N nn=l. l ) :o 50 Cl of I=l.Pro.(L 041 N City of =an hapro.(l. .910 SO• Do AN N 014, 011eas (Else.) 6 N (L) 6 N ni.nnintrnoigin. 11 6 1100 ao.• l oasiossaauo.ow o 2 los ° l2."Vai s . °sto. C. &loc.& . INn. 11 Do. New 10 NDyelal Mas o. of Mawrilloa (L ) 10 M. Do. Pladarassa 10 N. Do. • at. Deb. 10 100 Dlimonn I 10 &Nan AlanaTaaj 65 East UN& nasaNN(4 NlO9O, yak IL India INN .1 Canal 11 110 N SonSiniONNTNI.(I. N. N. liaNd• Nissinge 5 Ins. ind Ana 101 " m ft...4 10 Intsarrlag 111 flnasolig Oseparaflon. N Maeda Dineant (4) N Nowa. Woodrum 'I. 10 Oahu% N o.o.osa=tlW.ii U Oen. Nan Na v 60 donsadOoloniel i et N liadassliDay 10 Rumba iros Works(L) 11 10 =t9L5z.011.90a.(41 eo ini.lalarNait.(litti li 18,000 11,41.000 10 [MarnaLlA 10 latem6.llo6/1. M 1428. 0 4i 10 60 Italian land. 1 10 Llallaalrrlg. fOra. Om) 11 DO NO Do. 6p. a. Si. r. MO &I 4 II 7oloilkooklllionol4l.l 14 DO 60 LAM Booadtios 4 W glas s.) I DO 10 Load. Mdsma Tfo 14 DO 11 Land.sodeilabia. li.(L I 00' 10 L66.olovairlaolt.B.(l. I 06 6 Los0.61101611T0Its.r) al 00 60 las& ) ors. Am. 1.) 11 DO 6 Ited.ll.ooolboso. L . al 00 60 LoodAlkeboOloiCo(L 11 DO 6Q Load, [Wm. *aka II CO 60 Loud. Km Dlosount(L) 14 10 16) land.Provloidllrth• 1 110 SO Madras Wis.& Como ! MI % ua 000 as Minim Investment (L, fof~ 10 liaarttir lana,teti OW 10 Yadlo, lkita. Goal M 11111 wall Ins Works. 0001 10 11010110•4•001. C. 000! ft Nsibleal Ols.ooos. ,0001 00 Malawi L 11 0001 fa Naticsolhov. ,000;300 ,001 1D Mairaddaoolla L ; 1 ,000 a 0 _Do. _Na y • 41 ai Ski 15.( 1214.7.1 i i Tfi Er All N.Soalstodt.&Loan(l A 10 NorGrorallanonTes(L) la IN. 11.1111lAaalialaidaa(L) It MOO SO Nitrilltitorcaa.la.(l. ON I NovadosaioaaadL ,t, a COI I Do. do. KO 15 Ow= Mottos llama WO SO OrlentalCommeralal(L. ' WO 00 Oriental Floaanal(llas. 11 SOO 1 (Mosta& Goa (Ltaliod) 000 1 Do. New 7: 0,.. 000 IS ilalaadOltro ( L) 1 ,ON 10 Otago et dildandlarsol WO 10 Ottoman 1 1 1mactal (L ) 11 ON II Gas tubaltad I PS NI twoawssi.ll.lloaaa ) 400 li Do. do. f SOS 10 Do. New 501 S t Poolliv.laiodilaa.R ,MO SO Paalasalar *O. atom OSO SO Do. do. New 0011 10 Poobrada L.. R., M.(I lot so Myr a/ Iron I Do.z ew 96 illao Clty Improve. (Li 26 Ditto ditto 109 Royal maast. Ett. Scot:Austrahivad. 60 Smith, Knight. deo. I. iIY i0c.P105n.4 . 64y666( 111 I. Abigail Y. Ix (L. , 00 Do. !Moon° isms 16 1.361 h Australlsa Lao el Telegrage 1 D% 164 10 holOorkia..1111616.(1 fg TreTh ssatst lise iAassere2ery 16414 Las.L. r. L. Oa. of U. Cam& ID 116.11arto• of Liver.a. 1.161164111. Tolls. Os. (11 10 Dolma Warta@ La.( DP Upper 11asualia(Llas II DOW 16 Yea Dimmed" 66 Warrsat Mame wI 11 so Wastlactlea Lb L. h 1 . 41 no lss I , u NI a IN ni - i " redUl UM*: it eV i ra l . &sail DUVk ♦S le a l l 4 14 las 9 I 29pas I I as i lam S Gam 11 119 9 10 I Idb 19 4019 1.022. 1 lisst sal *el Indis .11: 121 126 11,000 10 .(anerslltatta= — — 671, tn. Landona2l6.2 16 a 6,%02 110 866 Bt. ISou th ampton vs 66 PREFERENCE SHLRIN. London, Chatham, and Dow, 5 per wt. pref., 934, 4. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per Cent., 1334. Midland 44 par cent. pref. stock, redeemable, 100. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish (164 paid), 211. San Bud° (Limited), guaranteed 7 per eat., 174 4. PROVINCIAL SHARE MA.RXRPS. lielePOOlh iLiada 16.-Belr today :-Yerness, new, 1864 - S 1.16 p.- Great Eastern, MI-Greet Western. 724 x d-Lan, cadre and Yorkshire, 1141 4-Loudest and North Western, LI S # 1-ktetropolitan, 122-Midland, 1214 4-North Berwtck capital stock, 1664-South Eastern. 831 {- Buffalo and Lake Huron, 1-16-Spanish Certificates, 171 18 17=nfederate Loan, sq 7 1 .. 7 1 7 . 61-Bank of Liverpool, 274 Exchange Bank (llmi , 9-16 d.-Mercaatile and Ex change Bank (LimPed), 6-16 -Albion Marine 4 (limited), ed.-BMW' and locadma Marto. (lArnitecP, 2 19-16 : 0 1 16-16 1641 p.-laspire Marine (Limited), and London and Globe pin end life. 10 p.-tea p.-Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 61 4 p.-Usion Marine (Malted), 2 1-16 2-16 1 p. -Mersey Steel and Iron (Limited), 4 p.-WWeet India and Pacific Skean, I d. Mfulagmffen. MAACK 16.-A moderate business wee done. and prices were Omer. Alliance Bank (Limited), 94 i Bl p.-Confe aerate Loan, 274 7-Consolidated Bank (Limited). 6 9-16 p. - Great Eastern. 46-Great Luxembotag. 124-Great Northern A, 142 44 4 1 4 2-Great Western of Canada, 74-Great Western. 74 4-General Credit, 21 p.-Illinois Central, 54-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1144 I 4-London and North Western, 117 161 -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineolnahhs, lei 4-New ditto 6 per Cent. Preference, 9 1116-Metropolitan. 112 4 4 2-Mext. cans, NI-Midland, 132-Ditto, New £9 shares, 44e. p.-North Eastern, Berwick. 106-South Eastern, 884 _4 -Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 6 1-16 p .- l bw Vale, 11 d.-Lan. reside., Insurance, 7-16 p. BIBIIOIOIIAX, Maim 16.-A better feelieg prevailed to-day, and railways generally Improved. The budnese done included Midland, New 9L, at 24 prem.; South Staffordshire, at 104; Gloucester Wagon, at 111.8 a 9d. ; and Mantes Metal, at 14 dia. Birmingham Bank closed 224 to 894: Birmingham Fire. 96, tellers; Metropolitan itailway Carriage and Wagon, 12, alien ditto, second iasue,lll prem., sellers; and ditto. third Isere l 4 prem.. sellers. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mee Pas- Mir- Total. Ter), 46O.WATO. even. *sneers. °bands& 1864. WM Week se4lng Dec. M. 4 a A 4 Great Reuther% el India.. WI 274 249 626 102 Week ezding lam. 16. 12.66. 1866. PunJ4ab. 22 206 10 216 332 Week ending March 4. Great Central of Belgium 1,237 4,666 6,931 MINES.-alilB D&YJ Two oThocc. The mining market is quiet to-day, and quo tations generally exhibit no alteration compared with those last current yesterday. No trams°. tions ace otlicially reported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. The 'Lip Norman Morrison has been engaged for the oonveyanee of government emigrants from Ply month to Adelaide. Sr. PATRICK'S DAT.—To-day being the anniver- I eery of the festival of Rt. Patrick, Irishmen of all chess might be ems wearier is their hats sad buttes-bolas the shamrock, which is the notices! emblem. At ;CIL Patria's Cathedral, Soho, aa elaborate coremocy was performed, • large number of ecolesiartics and distinguished lames of the Roman catholic community attending to do bosom to the memory of the saint. At Willis's Rooms this trailer, the tilted annivereery of the Resevolent Society of St. Patrick will ha cele brated, *vier the presidency of Viscount Powsraceart, who will be inspected by the Marquis of Leastlowse, Ike Margate of Headfort, Rut Robert Peel, Mr. Chichester pertescata. ILP., Mr. Leader, M.P.. Mr. Homilies, flir Bastard Barka, Mr. W. W. Disk, /LP., and am ignitions. Onssof Rim 7EII/MT.—Patterson, Now Jersey, is going to be favoured with as opera, acid the }onrush of that city do sot ISM to Imes hew to talk about it. Ohs speak' is &whir terms of the " wash wog,' sad iespihse, "Wholes sot heard of and how few bare sees this mast popular of opener The other remarks, apparently with that the singer, " are well pasted to ail their and that the " perfarareare are chaste sad of the nit order, so vulgarities or low talk being tolerated os the slille As usual at this period of the quarter, the government deposits are rising rapidly ; the in crease during the week is 670,755 L, but as the pri vate deposits have declined 118,8771., and the " other " securities have increased 255,5961., the addition to the reserve becomes 308,9911. In the coin and bullion there is an increase of 123,6611. BANK Of INGLAND.—As aed loth Vie., c. 54 for the west MO. A ward to do Ad Id as Wadmielsy, mink it, Notes Wood f2t:145.27i Government debt.. 211,919.199 Other aemuities 3.11114990 Gold coin and _ Lte,140,276 i Propaisiare Capital C14,663,1ii1 1 8 0.. _ Publics Deposita On &Lana arches Bay. Beata Com- 1 Bola or Natalia , Debt. sad Div Acoottata) Other Deposits . alma day sad other Kw won 140,906,861 March 16, 1865. - ifile --- Wyse bullion Aesum LATIVIS Iloyoramool Mew Atha (iodidlog I Dead Weight An milty) Mbar SeenlUeo WAN*, Fair 0.11140111 Gold sod Sliver Cola MAO /10,1114,662 w. MUI.O CIAO Make. TSVIIIIDAT EVNIONI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89 to * for the 6th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 89* to , and closed at 89 to *. For money the last prior was 881 to I. The official business report is as-follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for monei r .:, 89*, 89, ; dttto for account, 89*,_ 89, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87. ; New per Cents., 87, 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 • India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 1, # ; ditto B o nds, lba. prem. The purcase by the government broker consisted of 20,0001. Reduced, and 16,0001. New Three per Cent, stock. In the market for bank shares an improvement was quoted in Anglo-Italian, City, British and Californian, London and Brazilian, London and South Western, and Metropolitan and Provincial. Continental Bank shares, however, declined 21, and London and Hamburg and Merchant Bank shares have receded. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to day 15* to being firm ; Egyptian Trading, # to # prem. ; National Discount, 9* to I prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1 to 1 dia. ; Ottoman Socitfti Glinfrale, 2 to 21 prem. ; and City of Milan Improvements, 41 to 1 prem. Commercial Union Insurance, National Financial, and Ottoman Financial shares, were quoted lower. North British Australasian stock fell 2to S per omit. On the other hand, Financial Discount and Royal Mail Steam shares were firmer. The shares of the financial companies were firm. Credit Foncier and Mobilier rose fully 10s., owing to favourable rumours relative to the coming dividend. Imperial.Mereantile Credit were also in demand and better. The closing quotations are annexed, via:—lnternational Financial, lf to 1# prem. • General Credit, 2* to prem._ , _. London Manch"), 6 to 64 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 11 to 1 13-16 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier (old shares), 41 to 4* Fem. The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota- tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, 9to 10 prem., showing a rise of Si. to 41. • Varna Railway, 4to 4* prem.; Rio de Janeiro das, it to 1 prem. ; West London Docks, If to 01 dim. ; South African Land and Finance, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Continental Gas and Water, par to 1 prem. Owing to the pacific statements recently made by Lord Palmerston relative to our relations with America, a fresh impulse was given to-day to the prices of Canada and Nova Scotia Government Debentures. which rose Ito 11 per oent. Victoria and New South Wales Government Bonds were also inquired for. United States 5.20 Bonds were per cent better,. at 63 to is. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debenture scrip has declined to 5 to 6 prem. WRATH= REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) Muir. Y•IC1 If. • ii.l. I L L.I W. Llb A 1. v. S. —. —..— 11.11 b 22.94 40 1 SAW. 1 2 LE co 1 ANer•oes LAID am 40 IL 6 2 LA o 11 Ardromea '29 91'11 SAL. I 4 I o— A Dreeoceetle 24.81 0 8.13.11. 4 4 S. co 2 1 - - Volearls 24.70 44 ILL 11 I 8.0. W. .1) OM 8 Owe Clear Ol `7(11.1.29`7(11.1. 211 LW. rb WS 2 1 E r !. f 9.06 47 Li 2i 2 LL oc I — 2 MU 11 ILL I 1 4 SAW. o OAS 1 Emma line 19.7041 ILL 4 4 LW. Tr 4» 4 mire MO 1 46 IL 4I $ S. Cr LIS • Looketort SOTO 8. 4 2 EL l 0 2 PAM 43 S.& i 1 8 ILL on 1 1 4 A 7 ,:::..,`"a' ::::,: LSI 4 1 L E I- - ' 4 Uri= Walla 1. 1 4 N. 10, - Dover - - Tana Weil ILL 1 4 IL I L dr 4 I Seerlierosse. 70..2 .Ll. 1 S 6. 'oe: 2 SAM Nolliclev4 SIN Si ILL $ 0 I L L 0 - 2 IVUAT. 8.8.11. to W.S.W., hook to Aron& rainy In vlacet. SE. to B.W. and N.W., troth to dross with mom rain. imam &E. to B.W. sad W., fresh to strong mono :sin In plates. UMW. Utterly to 9. and 8.W.. fresh, with showers. SATURDAY. CU MOM Li to B. W. sad bock, COMM inoituroto to holt. LAE to 8.8. W., froth to strong. rain In nose places. As above. N.B. to S.E. and 11. W., moderate, visitable, aessrally Ilse. ltartberne&sobiand. Weeeiennlielmed, Wales, and adja cencies. lloatbaravtliaillii Mond and By at Amy. Beisternmnseiward Eagles& and North Bea. PROFESSOR FAWCETT ON Till LOCK-OUT.— Writlag to the Timer on the subject of the lock-out, Professor Feweett says :—" No one who lest night heard the speeches of the delegates from Staffordshire and from the London Trades Vetoes can doubt that the working mss of this country feel that the masters have inflicted upon them • most grievous wrong by resorting to the policy of • general lookout. No body of Englishmen will tamely submit to what in their hearts they believe to be gross Mitotic.. If some otheiliating settlement of the prams dispute cannot be arranged, a contest between capital and labour will be commenced, which will develop. • rancorous enmity which hes never before been witnessed. The greater resources of the masters may canes them is the sad, probably, to succeed ; but they will do well to think of the oast at which such a victory will be purchased. In the tint place, se the dispels proceeds, • bitter antagonism of feeling, which years will sot offset, will smarm.. the employers and employed- The labourers are already beginning to prove that they will carry their deterministic.: into practice, sad emigrate to other winkles when they believe the working men receives a more amble reward ; and industry must be permath ber t ecl ly i rlifpled if it is deprived of de supply of • sad ly•trabied labour ; arid &vie it should be MIDI= that foreign ironmasten. while our owe Washy is paralysed, may obtain a permanent supremacy in a trade where the com petition is so keen and close. There is so time for delay. E.ch hour rancour will be accumulated by the embittered !trollop which ere being rapidly intensified ; and I judged from the toes of the meeting lest night that the dispute may be settled if omicthatioe is promptly proffered. The iron masters remitted to a lock-cat bemuse they believed that the puddle's who are os strike in North Staffordshire were assisted, and would °saline to be assisted, by the iron workers employed is other Aikido. The Geteihead Exe cutive. speaking for the keeweritars of the North of Eng lead, have promised that they will the paddlers of North Staffoodehire as farther . It le am thee probable that the Bolerly-hill limmtive repreesetkag the hoe works,. of the swath el Zeeland would give • similar promise. If the -mein will be Wilda with these promises and will epee their worth, I believe they will obtain all that they cam hope to secure without ea tacking in a costae which my be fraught with dissalier, not °sly to themeless sod these whom they employ, bet may a/so prejthieially affect the welfare el the °pastry. A. quarrel is ohm prolospd, Imam ma party le the dispute dislikes to be the het to propose reesee s ss. There ere may room why the easseeire whim they differ hem their mos should met baskets to temper jostles with gesseisity. There are imity offemetheess ethoseted with the emeasnie moths es of oar labourer whisk may appear to him to be eejastaild anomalous ; be there ewe siatemse elegoothly demribing the vast theme. in the matt wealth, mid be does set lad thth his owe let I throe ...s eta& 1• sun ; seseitatheal sweetie= Woe esseed untold be eroded, and yet his hoes of toil bath net hese moth rielly shortened ; le boars giowith deseriptions of the growth of We mighty nostespolis. ami at the sum thee ith knows that the home of the Larks work* ma is not mere comfortable, theme es new sheds see mewed and ether her improthenests ithredthol, pleas where the laimathe dwell GM Wife Pa MOW 111101141611. If time emeloyeen think ea ask topics ea lark the, gip me dot with tea loos! they cm be the Ant to SIM forward and extend the hand of remeiliaties." 1 II Deg des raik bot