The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-01 00:00:00

POLICE comma (11115 DAT.) --• DIM !STREET. 'Mr= brie; tsar At t ot "11uui c met" neg. ornrr. From/I was charged with baby en the premises l'..n.rtea , street, Strand, twin the Nornalt•i crane, foe as unlawful purpose. soy lotag, the ' , tibial,' a the .V.irnino Peel, &- Mr .threw ow; Ahoy is a dwelling.hossie. Ti.. ..real the workmen resale there. It is the Twomey Wabash decksoa Ilideoul. the PtoPrretoe leper. At hell. pod nit u'ehrk I wu going ite- lost Ake, nal in paring through the 1.1 , 17 the priMAlller trriug to get 10 thrntign IllngjaoW. I seined and defamed him. Ile tried .Per sh im y. stuggllmg violently. I had great difficulty in ..tie; him from - escapin g , Ile said he " earn, to see . " I .In act how any perani .4 that mine who hate sayou there to meet him. It in ..nreastos that et the time there must have snisidaide elle there, hot if «. I let them I hail or•dtheAceby smart troidrog form l'Atherrne street .-r• lurk proud.= et the other. and I had n..usd two •.. hanging about the gme at the entreiree .1 the court, wi owe rasa la the court. The letter, when he me, ruled away, and nearly kr e vt e d down a rt.rwa who was pa...aft ALA./ 'et trerraestreet. .n...ner refused to give any address id he wee brought I. this court. In the P., , f1 'huh he wee attemptiag to eater I luund a desk oeee open. Volta eserther desk right le (shelter* winder t • throe hail been tetra away. dohs Itadfited, p.itat sergeant E. 12, deposal that he .r. 441 the primmer at the st.diuwbourw. and foun•l uu re the eight teraholders pradueed. Ile was quite ...ler. Ithrulitheop, a clerk at the Mn....,•• Pot 'Aker 40.• ....I that he yesterday 'ranches...l 1.01110 penholders whir •e O.K.'d in a tieek in the P.M. nrentruned. Ile nue messed -ewe, eight or Awed that number. They were -.radar to borne jerelewed. Mr. thigh Hobert.. stn a clerk at the At.rwireq Peel •'- ••, Jerrie.. Met 1,41r1,14 the offier..l about t: o'clock ..t . reeling aberwler I be locked his desk. a which he had id ..nie corner. Thus mottling he found the dash .errlult "WO, hot the perre-v hail not brio takes. joreoiser 'eel that be wee very drunk, and did sot what he W. 11.54114. lie went do's the wart for a . novo-rile - nee, nut strayed into the ogee. Mr. Hear, stopped the pruourr, in order to administer :be wheal moue, The poisoner Thins you intend to seud use for trial! L. Heavy- Id, The priorreer -• I .hould be very much obliged if you could ..ttle it Isere. Mr. 'leery Von were partly co the prinnieee, and were :atonic thrungb e enninw into the place where one leek in .raea epee, sad the pens found us yon are taken loon a.ther. The linen —I f I IA wa s getting into th e ream, sail N rtt tetteitny in mom, I could eat have towhee the awe epee. The gentleman says he saw men haagieg shish It appears ea if some wee else area there. Ir. Heary—Yes. II r. long thinks you were not alone. The primmer— I wee od.me. Mr. Ifeary—Therm must he some imlatry. I shell re sod we fee a Week. THAIIC4. PLCITIFIUNH fIIII,DZILI n IHZ rent.tc HTIZIT4. --• More Berrtielemt, AO, an Irishwoman, of \o 11 , &nes howl-rard, Whiteehapsi, thief, was brought I.J..re Mr. PAN charged with stealing a basket containing • 41b. loaf of iceol from • boy named John thity, aged • ream. Mr. *lfs mid the prisoner, opposite the word " °amps. tin" in the police-abees, was described as a thief. levertor Holloway, of the II division-1 asked the pri mmer whit she was, and she replied thief. The centimes against the prisoner was very short ; the tot was sent by his parents to a baker's ahoy for • loaf of bread, and he waa returning with it to his home, when the prieee r ae.,atedi him, and mid, "give me that basket," and 1... k it away from hint. The child began crying, and for tunately a man who saw the robbery pursued the prisoner, siert.* her, and gave her into emtoily. lospertor Griffin, of the K division, here entered the tour! with the information book of the statioo-bouse elruaing the court, mot said-- V our worship, this woman rivet!! answers the description of one who has robbed 'erred children in the streets. In the last case I hare in this book respecting her, informatics wan given of a y woman of middle heknt, Ilek deem white straw b Oaod. strippin NMl g two chiareo owned Jobe arid Willi4 William Womble% me 34 and the other 41 years. The woman timetibed in Mis information ruetly anewen to the •ppear.see of the primmer. She .tripped the ehildren of their siethee, of everyth!m e a ry nd left them in the street. It was • mos t cree l Ur. Melfe -When did that occur? Inspector Griffin-Os Monday evening lent. We received the informatics on Teenier. I never saw the prisoner until she win pot into the dock just now. Roche, r th wa waeler ot Hal court, mid the prisoner Mil esiewd th Ms his, and be hawed, if remanded, Men would amend ease aphid bee. Mr. Self* -The primmer derwilme hraN u • thief, and we bare one clew ewe Reek* her of staling • loaf of brewl. I feel myself fully jeMilled i flemene/mg her until Wednesday neat. NOTPONIV COT Or Till BAUM iitinow.—lt will he seas from our parliamentary win Oka Mr. Berkeley's noticed matins for kava tm Isriag is a WM provide protec boa for 'kettles Is voting for stemlbers to serve I. pulls meat, is poetrowed maid after Faster. The Rolkv of this possamissosot appears to be well considered, lb. Amoco of Ma ay English, sod nearly all the Irish liberal members to Simi the spite( maims would thin the division list. GI !Ars 'INTRZ A"I It WA K [FIELD. —Mr. T. Dun woolo, M.P. iiskiads ln mew his maims to try the ballot to Glowewor anal Wakefield. This motion will preside sod is wholly Isrlopoodost of Mr. Berkeley's mottos to wok* Um vote by ballot the kw of the load. 0111.11 rAT C tTH LIM I- —A public meeting me held at the Commit •chamber, Chichester, on Toonday sfleneme. " to onanider the steps which it may be fitting to take in more of the calamitous fall of the spins of the l'athedrsl." stteodenne wan lame, there being shoat flit) perecisememal The/layer (RoberriDeurge Raper, Fag.) took the sira, sad was tiepin-Med by the Doke ef Riehmoind, the Lend bishop of Chichester, the Dees of Chichester (Dr. finak). the Bishop of H Gordon Lemnos, M.P., H. W. Freeland, Esq., M.P., Are con Oarbott, Archileamentter, Ste. A surnher of speeches were delivered, awl it was resolved that the disaster should be repaired, Oat se appeal ehoold be made for the of raw* feeds to meet the met of no doing, and that the smistatice of Ohs 0400•11 awl Prism Orissort should be eohcited. Art DIPTSD SA LC Or ASTI-2164TH RATAK. —Oll - ieldhr Mr. Rohian offered this well hooves sad popular Theatre for sale by nactku, at the Mart. Tete was a very mmeess attendance of theatrical whom sae revers! managers of Loudon Theatre.. Tb. bidding. eawamused at 10,,OLILW. sad weed ep to L.5.900L, when there ma • hag pease. The auctioneer thee called epos the pro awMr. Ratty, to mime the reservedpriee. This having dese mid there brieg so further b.ddimg this property mat howiltt is at u.oom • • FATAL COLLISAT EXPLOSION. -A very serious aphorism kook plies at the iterrylisid Colliery. Wortinf. mar Namebetter, we Wedweday shame& Sigh* moo were killed. sod asether was feertelly *land KIILANCISOLT DILLY/ or ET ENOLIATI TR ATELLML —letelligoom ben been received of a distremist v and fatal sondes* to e yeas rawlielt traveller is Upper pl. It seems that Hr. Aide, Cave sod him frisk, Mr. wrists, were is their Eadtallielt. SW Vile best, bear Philo% At Ow diva ramrset, and that on the mere** of the Seth Jan uar y Mr. CAT', wan to bathe, weeded ooly by ea Arab boy, coo of ths anew. It appears Sheet heetuate a plare where the cur. rest rens with great eiolesce totems rooks, sod that after mrteareasi • short diseases he was drawn into the rapid. Amoral*, to the boy'a account, be seek at mace on reaching the broken soder. which feeds to the seppositioe that he Other alms& against a rock, or was mord with cramp, as he wee s goad swimmer. His companion and the MI/ made orgy alert le eve him or reamer his body, het without mom; hew sewer seen mails. Al the time this sad in. sa geseg epee doepetchsd, Mr. Morrime was et Amuse, sheen he had sent moursges with offers of reward for the af the body to the different Sheikhs for 200 mass beim sallaract, bot so fer in vain. Mr. am was ma of Sr. Daniel Cave, of Cleveltill, sear Bristol, sad younger hottest of kis sassaber for Shoreham. He was in him 26th ANNEXATION OP MAINZ TO CANA OA. —Twenty Pre ep the stale of Kars did all in her power to bring dirt a war litres Englawl awl the United State about the sonimest of the boundary bee lartgrees Maine. Ob the •40 side, and New Bra wink awl Canada ow the other. Niw, se elate is the rains is as free from sati•British pew rhea as Nair. Some of its citizens are ready to chas te lb. Caimi for a orinnecion with these primers. Is Oa to , ot of Ilsagor the petitios to the state legislator", praying amt mittinrity mar Le given for Kollin oegotiatiows with the Herr government for the wesurrion of Maine to was wired lee raw aineren thieemil poreona. It is I. that we are not entitled to ewer arveniest r an onimation of the opinion of the state; bat 11 1 *raw that e, Urge * number of prior, is any sae= guild be legal ready to asmand a change in their ' , earns, obligations, awl allegissce. The Boston Courier calla the ssovemsot " stupendous meamoge."—CoOodias Tut Peruntri..e , IN HOLLAND.—The miniver an of the birthday .4 the King of Rolland was appmpri stele celebrated som.. days hark by • general co ll ection Ihr'• 1 ;lloat the whole conntry for the relief of the sufferem lo the inundations. The ethos of the Hague. Amsterdam. 1 -eYden, awl Harlem came forward wet ea the the first camel place en At .tmstertka, merle 200.01101. were 5 at list. tent,m + 4 0,000e. Including the deentless of the royal • sum of one million of florins las been remind bY thy , ommittee appointed to superintend the distribution of th oi..ney. The King of Hanover has transmitted t h.. m i n i ster at the Hague a sum of I,ooof. for sultcrem. rsa LATR PAPAL AMIDINT ON nis LO DON AND sour,: witsmaz RAILWAY. The protracted investigation into the cirenni stank., that led to the lath .4 the late Dr. William Hale, at the recent raLuuity at Wimbledon, was proceeded with, fur the ...es roth tune, yesterday, before Mr. W. Carter, at the W tote hart inn, Merton. Th.• pr. ..chum. had been fixed for commencement at ten 1 0'e1....k. boat in tuuse.mence of the absence of the foreman, and Mr. Wells, another member of the jury. it Wee just VI , V. II , stove the business began with the continuation of the esinimatien of Sir Charles Fox, who stated that hie at tention 1.... l leen first called 4111 the 11th Mat. to the marks Ispecified .43 the plan protect,' by Mr. Pole. He believed DO see cold.' ....v what h... 1 been the primer. , cause of the &mi. dent. The lightness of the marks on the jermanent way was cue r• a..... for his thinking the middle wheel'. 1.4 the t. icier were off the line, as if the lead ing and trailing wheels haul made the marks they would key, fern n...r.,. definite and deeper than carriage wheel., ' except mi the assumption that the centre tender wheels were I tnivellieg extremity, and the other pair being on the rails. He had never measured the gauge of the wheels of the 1 tenter or carriage. A lengthened course .4 examination as 1 to the deth xis, or dietortion of the tender frame resulted en elirding iron. Sir I'. Fox that hr was not prepared to my such defies ion or distortion was rause.' by the centre when°. of the tender getting laterally off the line. There wen. no . indieatioas .4 the contre wh...•11 of the tender being out of gauge until they gut to the switch. The purely technical Denary of the examination was continued for Nome time, amid which sir ticirles FOIC stated that he had Dever known any instance in which a tender had been broken away (rein an aught.. by any propulsive action in the mar of the train. lu reply to • juror, Sir Charles said that supposing the engin e driver had shut o ff steam with a view to slacken spend sal just before passing the points set the steam en again, there would not be sufficient jerk then to break the courtlier between the engine and tender. In sassier to Mr. Johnson, the 'Fitness said be had not heard or read anything commend with the conduct of the persons in guard of the train, and was therefore unable to say li.mr far they *rte.' with pc...aptitude, discrimination, and the best 1...i1de Judionnit. Mr. I:. Mato. 'Weill, an extensive manufacturer of all kinds of railway at, haring been called on behalf of the rmpsey, that the accident bad Dot been caused by dec sla the centre v of the tender, and be deduced his opinion from an inspection be hail made of the line, and certain m irks which could not be mistaken. In the course of a lengthened testimony Mr. /Weill differed in into from the I opinions explored by Sir Charles Fox and Mr. Poole, and supported his theory by practical explanation'. and plans. Thu minuteness and technicality of the evidence was of a similer character b. that heretofore enunciated be other scientific witnesses, but was Dot of a character to call for or justify a detailed report. As to the accident itself, the witness stated that the condition of the centre wheels exhibited the effect all not the cause of it. He con sidered the whilel of the No. 30 first left the line, the axle having become slight y bent, which probably in deed the wheel at the rail-joint to mount the rail when it continued off the rail, until on reaching the switch the wheel struck it, and further bent the axle, causing the wheels to run after in a tortuous course, until at ar rived at the wing rail, which was broken by the right hand de-railed wheels; the blow striking the piece of wing rail which has been exhibited, threw off the two terrines and the guard's van. The tender went. straight on to the main line, the first carriage endeavouring to goon the Epsom branch, andthe tremen.loue tug which took place wrenched the coupling chains asunder, and caused the calamity . lie had looked with care to find a disturbing cause, where he believed the amine wheel jumped over a joint. Hy the Coroner—He bad ganged the rails, and found then. is a fair travelling condition, and thought certainly there was no defect in the permsnent way which caused the accident. He (Mr. Bovill) should not hesitate to travel over that pert of the line where the accident occurred at the rate of 50 miles as hour. He had not found any indication of the heating of the axle in the transit which would have caused it to bend. lo reply to Colonel Tolland ? kfr. Bowl mid Chet he conaalered if a break van had been at the sod of t h e train it might have exercised a very per nicious influence by stopping the momentum of the car riages in front of it. and the coupling chains would not hays snapped asunder, and then in such a ease all the carriages must have gone over. The proceedings were again adjourned. Lord Clarence Paget will propose the Navy Esti mates is Committee et Supply ea Mooday. On an early day Mi.floret&ll will move the fol kirks' resilience :—"That, in the opinion of this bane, the subject of belligerent rights at eea is at present in an uneatidectory state, and deserving of the serious; atten tion of her Majesty% government." On the third reading of the Church Rates Abolition Bill, Lonl Robert Montagu will more " that it be read a third time upon tbie dsy air mostba." Mr. Thomas Duncmnbe on Monday will ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whether Her Ma jesty's Government have invited, or intend to invite, the King of the Belgians to follow the example of the Emperor of the French by dispensing with passport' on the part of British subjects visiting Belgium. The Rev. F. D. Maurice has a notice of the late Bum Bunsen in .iformillon for this month, reproaching Bunsen's English friends for their timidity io paying !eve. reps to his memory. Megan. Smith, Elder, and Co. no longer date ably from Corolla, but have taken promisee in Pall.inalt, for tie accommodation of their West-end friends ; and hare brought their two establishmento within speaking distance by swam of telegraphic wires—both homes having a cm. musiottion with their printing-office io the Old Bailey. The following legacy occurs iu the will of the late Sir Charles Fellows. I give sad bequeath Milton's watch to the trustees of the British Museum, to be deposited In the museum upon condition that the watch may be placed Dater glass or in some other way be always exposed to public view." The will bears dab the 26th of Juoe last, and the is died the Bth of November following, aged sixty. Last night Mr. Charles Kean terminated his en gagement at Drury-lane Theatre, sad oa the conclusioe et the play (R.,luir( III.) delivered the following speech:— " Ladies and Gentlemen— I am almost too much exhausted to address you as I wish. But you have called me to your presence, and I take the opportunity, in Mrs. Kean 's name and my own, of expressing our warmest gratitude for the enthusiastic reception aml the brilliant success that have attended our return to this theatre, the cradle of my professional life. The years that have paned appear like a dream noes In my boybool, with a trembling heart I sought your suffrages on this stage, where my fatber's genes bad previously abet like a meteor through the theatehal horizon, ' before the upturned wondering eyes of mortals,' I feel like the wan derer who has returns' to hie long absent borne, and mace more breathes his native air. areumstanani have com polled me to defer my intended farewell visit to America, and consequently I have aocepted Mr. Smith's proposal to 1 perform here next winter, for a limited number of nights. Until that period, ladies and gentlemen, iu the osnie of my wife and myself, I beg leave respectfully and gratefully to bid you farewell." This earns was receive' with mach favour, and Mr. Kean withdrew said renewed applause. The will of the late Alderman Wire, of Stone Rouse, Lewisham, was proved in the prioecipsl registry oa the 6th ult. The personalty was sworn under 35,0001. The will bean date the qts of August, 1555. 11. hie quietism to hie relict an 'natty of 5001., and an immediate legacy of 210151., together with his furniture, plate, OW riages, and the choice of a reehlence. To hie eta ha leaves his share in the business and all his interest ems- Ducted therewith Jointly with his partner, and has sp. pointed his sou the residuary legatee of his real lad personal estate ; sod has directed that on his marriage or attaining the age of twenty-six he shall receive the plate presented as various occasions to the testator, as well as his diamond rugs. To his daughter ho leaves a sum of 5,003 f. To his bro thers and sisters he has left a life interest is his freeboid estates, which, at their respective decease, will fall into the residua There are liberal bequests to his servants. To his executors, Mr. Child and Mr. Barton, he leaves 100 guineas each, and bequests to the following institutions : The Licensed Victualler' School and Asylum, 1001. each ; Arthur Weseley's Gift Hamm, Mi., es condition that two additional bottom are built within two years ; 1001. to the Fatherless Children's Asylum at Stamford-hill ; 100 Y. to the Idiots' Asylum Dear Redhill ; and 1001, to the Royal Insti tution at the Mansion-house. THE PRISM IN WURTEMBErifi. --The Wort,nth,,eg Afoiefer• publishes a decree on the press which is not with out importance, particularly when the fact is borne in mind that the government of Stuttgart his never been regarded as essentially liberal. By this decree the King withdraws prokri ,, re ,,, t the power of revoking by administrative means the licenses of certain professions, and particularly 'that of printer and bookseller. Non-political journals are dispensed from the necessity of furnishing a retpoutihie editor, and the eaution.monty to be deposited by the daily journals is reduced to 4,000 &wine (rather more than ft.tg,Of,), 3,50011., and 2.50011., according se the commune has more or leas than 10,000 or 5,000 inhabitants ; for journals appearing three times a week to 3 , 0 00t1., 2.40011., and 1,4000. ; for those apixaring at mom distant intervals, 2,0008., L 40011., and NOM. CRYSTAL PALACE—ONE SHILLING DAT. —THURB DAT, Fn. —Adtuissioos ou payment, KiS ; ditto by Miens Valois. ; total 1,449. 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XllllB j Da.sBer awl 100 1031 1001 104 1 De, ils, 'arty- . - 100 - - - .... .. olONoyellp.o4lBBo,loo 107 100 ~. do. 1890 100 1071 144 - .... .. New 4Marsaw.OovAly.ot.lloo 104 1061 1061 4 .... .. N.S.WaSeeilv.lip.a.Mo6 l loll 97 98 .. ..... .. Do. 115 s. 0., 1871 ter 111711 100 97 9s ..... .. Do. 11 p. e., 18101 OOO 07 98 971 .... .. Nova Scotia op. ot. 14 011 .... .. Deb. redline. 137 .-5 . 'lBO 184 104 - .... . And Oov. 6p. o. Donde 100 - -.- .... .. Via. Ov. Op. o. J am( July 100 - - -. .... .. Da. do.op.o.Age.6ocit. 100 107 108 1071 1 MUT= MINN& 111.1i1 Mom i Pd. i Oi. prime I safes. $ . - Cosa. (PION* 111.10 31 1 - 96,010 II BM& Iron lO 1 1 - MO . - 1,04 .. Dm. II Con. (7Midlr ) 1 360 370 - 61 .. Dag Daiwa (Mon) 64 4 -. 1 .. Nast Oman 14 - Onmahlar a It. MOTs. 541 111 111 - 4000 .. Oral South lla ma . 17.. 7 7 1 xa - $l2O .. G.Wh.ll2red ) 139.0 - $1,006 .. 0. WY. Yee ( eleke) lO 1 11 14.01. .. (Imola - .. terote.Poot 81.115. 33 7 7 - 4000 .. 1514pdan Donna 4111•94 2 — .. Indy Bertha LLIL t 1 •-• 896 .. Mamma* (Vity Loleat) 5 was - $OOO .. Nara Downs ;MO .. N. harm (DV .; ff 4 4 41 •-• 0,000 .. N. Wk. %met iIL 40 . 1 1 7 4 1.128 .. North Wlmal y 1400 - Par aim DR Num) 1,120 90 Proclaims (IL Delant) Ma,. 38 wad -. 13,000 _ amiddluOsa Min. Co 1 4 1 -. 1112 .. 8. Omuta Do. Mill 8,000 .. & Cam Ina (Mapn) 16,000 1 & Dees lice oOa =gag m.) - 606 .. LW. Trams pops) Mali 1 7 3 DM -• 910 .. Um Park 04.10. 1181 401 9.000 6 Tamar 511.10.04421n.C 0 1 14 - 10100 10 Tla Croft 9 111 4 - • .. 1.34 et Towor i i rar ana d ) lb. 01. # 4 - (000 .. Wein llemst ( ) l4 lB - 1,034 .. W. awake ) 5 70 91 - , .. Wad Ileton - 512 .. Wk. Bard - .. Wh . Boller ) 11 110 140 ((Maack) 7/ 1 24 - 1.024 .. 1111. lUtly OJa. Ulm( 1.7.8. 12 11 1,04 .. Wheal Mmy Ana 11 19 11 •-• - 1.960 .. 11Z 1. 1 e r bisk4 olarrney (Usk 84 111 111 - 10331010 WNW No. 18h. I Mini& IPd ICL prim 1 145 m. 20,000 30 Amtrallan 75,000 1 Eon (mord, Unified- 17 13 lii .. i. - 14000 U Drazimp. Naittapot.) la - - - 11.000 11 Do. Bt. John &allay 11 II 82 - 10400 5 Do. land et Min. Co. all 1 1 - 80,000, 1 Cla.Con. Min. Co. Jam 1 - - - 1;000' 40 Cobra Copper all 40 41 .. 1000 - Coplapo - 75, 0, 030 1 Dun Mountain Copper all i i - 26,000 2 Fortuna - 14000 10 General all - 84000 II Gt. Northern otS. Anatralla C (2r) 1 pax 1 pm 411,000 11 . .p ond (Um) 1 1 11 psi 16,000 3 Unarm all 9 10 •-• 10,000 1 LariMalen 101816 1 11~U all I i 119,000 1 N. iaa Copper ol L Autralla (Um) ... . 11.0 1 dts 10,000 9) Pon= p lallverlemd all 4 II -. 100,000 6 Port - 80,000 I (matt& Amaila. (Um ) 14a. it e dia - 411,174112.81 MUM Mexican all 6 41 44 81 10,090 1 APO 1 - -- to. 1.1 AufaL I Pd. 1 Cli. velem I ask& 010 *6OO ft. la . Aga mod IL Ber. Bask . 01 - - ... 1000 I li teak of W . all IMMO 10 Osaka Turkey $ 14 11.111 11 1201111 la NUB& N. Asides - .. KM 111 Mad. leak et Pe" sad Odes 116,5 6 0 11 12=8111416 ci Lida, La sod Cana ill U 111 Ed .. 11 NO 144119 101 02 11 a Canada ...... - 1111. 149 et London 12000 91 ftolleet.&Aual.Chartd an 164 16 -• MAIO 10 lksgz of Switzerland all .... .- -. 11,000 1111 Los. A. Bank of Atari el Sti IS - 16000 60 Leaden and County 112000 60 Laudon Joint Stock 10 .... - 01 940001 JO London ,t South Atrisaa 7 9 14 Ws - 64000; 100 Lon. and avowal:war llll 10 ft - 10,000 100 Nat. Pros. of and 4l - - - 16,400' 10 Do. ew ll •.• .... 20,000' 50 Notional Ba N nk - - 15,000 91 New South Wake lll -.- - OL6OO 15 tal Bank Corpora all 47 49 -. WON 10 bank 10.0901 100 Provincial basal l6 - - - 6006, 10 Do. netrali leo UAW 25 aa all -•- ... 0,11401 16 Union of Anorak' - - 264 02000 a Union of London 10101 100 flaky Mutual Ol .- - K7DMLA/1101M No. I ft. 03 sr alum. I I'd 102 pets. 11 Sala UAW 14 ABOONSiiCea 11146 .. in 111 144 191 19.0001 26 Atudraliaa Feta - 19 26 80 - mow 10 Bala waterworks.... all 4i 4id - - - FO Brit. Asaartata lad - 0 - - -. 6.000 60 Brit & InalIa& Tel • all 64 86 id 21611 10 Do. B 1 per a. MHR all li 10 11,719 97 Do. 0 - P,916 $24 Casa& Lod all 114 118 - 8,000 10 • Leleada TaL (L) 860,000 111,. • Ilvellogalosa. all - - - 11,000 111 Mt. Ti pot amt. all 20 Mt 1 -.. ,OODUI 81., (By Mace 100 19 30 294 160,8101 84, De. -Neforteace - liT,,r. r. Di" .&.7.2 .. Cana1 ... b 1 106 dl. = 700,000 82 /elapse& - 7,19/ 10 Be. Now ll -.- die - 70,000 I /se. and Amt. Cop. - 19,000 16 Geo. Stasis Navigates 14 - - 2M,000 1 Ikea Ude (Limited) - all . 1 I - 110, 1 Do. M per cent. Prof. all - MOOS S Leo. MeUl4 TeL (L) ll4 - - dk 50, 110 Lend= Naomi (LI - ..- - dk - 100,000 4 Len. Deo Omaha Ce. a ll il4 - sow is Madre. Dap. & Dual 1 1 11 pa ti 50000 10 lleditcereecanllenTeL all - - 10,000 10 Itedlter.ll4. Tel. (1.15.) an 1 4 -. KM 16 National Monet Co 1 11 II as 6,000 20 NerbuddaCoaltirusiL) 1 1 51 Ma 11 11,310 10 Netherlands Land . - all -.- -. 00,000 6 Do. Bp. c.. Is. al Ols. all 4 1 ..... Litt 100 N. Bruns. &N. Ilea 74. 111 .. ..- ••• 676 1 N. Bet. Australasian 6l A 60i 1 i 000 1 Oriental Cam 1 - 50,000 1 Do. "New Shares' -la 4 die par -• 60,000 19 In. fttat. Mai $ 41 $4 dla - 694a0 82 Pod 111444 Lend d: Ma 100 47 60 - 10,100 60 halm a5t106166. awn all 69 71 - 10,030 10 Ds. New U 10 11 pa 34 1 66010 SI SW Sas lb led. TaL 4e a10r601:16.6166 all 171 16 MOP II - 14000 li New all 6 lEd 54 1 d 11,000 106 loyal Mall SUM 110,000 IL And. Inseam 1100 113 118 .- KM IS Asetrallan load all 81 34 - 76.0 1 torane TeL all 166, 1 Do. do. legatered- all 4 Izd 11,600 10 Do. do. 40.0(.0 16 &la Co. 17p. Cao 5 -. ..- - 10.000100 an Mau% letal Mh 16 11 - SHARE LISIS,-(tHIS DAY.) Two 0 1 01.0sE. The railway share market to-day is very dull and inactive. In two or three in stances a further decline of to per oent. lout occurred, but prices generally may be con sidered nearly the same as at 4 o'clock yester day. London and North Western stock is quoted 94 to 984, ex div. ; Great W e st e rn, 68 to 4, cx div. ; band, 128 to 4, ex div. ; Lanataltire and lorkshtro, 109 to ; South Eastern, 864 to ; Great Northern, 1 - 08 to 109, ex div. ; Caledonian, 97 to ; and Eastern Coun ties, 484 to 49, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 14 to 1} dim. Groat Western of Canada remain firm. alt INI RAZINATS. I %VIC": 1 iblee t , raiz.. Om, Wok *Slow V al ,Wat.jam.okarriOriak Illookbora BOY sod Tyke Dodos kasotrdlk 11+,11401 and imfrair 'Colodoodoa Cork sad likoios 2 Al 8 1 11l lo 6 t VI 1,7; 07 I (:(7(13,:n Do. A • way. natill rDu. B Ilse. Isp,ldtol. Dublin sad 3Wast Jaa Uoud..Pseth Abd.Ja Vast Anallsa Fasters Oooatlss t raitors Vaioa. Stook A Do. Wall Teed Suffolk Sdlaburgband Campy, Mlabre. Vera Jam "tafow S. Wotan 'Great 2 . f . ortl!ot Scotland poi Do. A Rtock I e sw~~~ 100 Mt. South& West. (Ira, 10C _Pi 0,00 Welton lif C id ni 7! id INi ei 91 100 I.)o.BCourVaL6ua.6slll.l 100 Lanai& Yurkahlte . IW~Loudon saicirßihtek wolf Lou., arighton,4B.Cosst DO Lundon,Chathro. DO ILoodoo & NorUt Weida Imam& OouchWostor. Losolondarrieteolorsin. Do. .rid raoLoldilos, Maa.,Shot.,llUosolaoh ri !MetzOpoillial 44 Midlaud ..... . 14s . Doris. - - Do. Mina& Dorbl.. l Mkt. Gt. WI. (In.) I Mid Kent _ . all Noweaalle and V Sewn , * Araia•lkaat I Newr•Wanawilova 00 N lOv Norta ftalih BMA& all LK North Divas NAL I D ill • _ _ . _ Da. Led iPini a 10 Ds. York 10 See Lemke Norliall.Waisisbraa 174 North Ilialtorddin 11 I ii;icto - ri. — sm:a.ik: I r is.-1711.7 9 rtamouth --- 7 lillsymosy Soottl4l Cent's! Scottish N. IL Aborillic Soottish Midland bhropsWro Union Sittloglyourno.t Shwa South Dtvon South Eastern South Wales S. Yorksh. litiroonos Stalsoo.W Stocktou 4:=Za Ditto MOO IT:ificia. '''' linlk. bo. 1Y.,1? mak Misrbalm a Wad Omani W. IWest Ditto N Ditto 11= . Oor aut. ail Dos Abet. Jai MI MA A. et ISO Da 1 1 . Pp. e& WO Do. 0, p. alel LW Karim. Sp.oLltal lel Da do. N LOS Do. Now II p. liallees p. I* Ideal II W pp ow p. el. LOO Ono{ 11.4 , 4e11e5c p.o. p. el LOO Dallated.a4lop.oLpm. IQ Do. .41 Dre amt lill d 04.11. Da dp.o.reddei p. 0.4. I Oliroilillselloallaido, lM Do. mhos tip. add led Do. redom. 4p. mat 100 Do. freedom 4p. cd. 100 Dodp.etrodoees Prat W Do. Mew Prot Bleuros Do.ClerderPLElLlp.o. W Do. do. do. Op. a NM Da lira flan Ns* W Do. Chad Guadiana W Do. do. do In Do. do. do .~. i~; .i r=_• e~. ju T*' ai lii Bt 11l i;, Lodi Tortola. •p. 4.84. Lc.k dl p.o.Goa • No. 1 Do.dp.o. ell lad D0.11p.0. do. .... Dab o. do. N 0.4 Do. p.c. do. .... D.. p. &pet sh d 0... 80. 7 p.e. ?rd. Rock.. D0.0p.0.d0,(N. NAO. r.) Do.4p. o. (dlv. dd. NN a kll.looßmadDooor • LINW.OovAN e. IS LAS. W. LoodoueNktimeio. • lion.Bb4•lB•B4p.A. Do. al • Do. IN per NEI . MUNN Cost. Ds. Coes. Dai.x. Day p.d. MANN EaLittedie 4 p.o. id Iga ti -- 14 I ftetia_ap e a4k. a ealmm. Da Noy Quari - . w it) o.re: idjafri I is s. de. Po. Leeds 611.01. Is. 1 Ow York. IL II &pops. Ikea diallstaldris Scottish Cods New Pr•L liscit.N.llll pot Do. Lbw. Do. T L Dims Pixel pa Liao (Reed. Aps De. 44 pie semi Do. Ind per ilea B. Weiss pa. p. email. Do. 4 pee sung 11. IferlaWs 6 p. e. IlliesteDiellespollWe. Do. lift 1141p.0. De. do. 0 Ip.o. Waist.* LOlsuleyllp.o. W.lOl-osLUMpa.se. Da do. tad do . Os. !temp. •p. o. Pref. Doolo.perp. I pot pet. , , IL IN i imam= Haft pan. I Saha le - -- al ,-- D Ibiliadirsi II 0 f - 19 ail Ayl=4 -• Pal 19 U 3.Praj o lle.al 11 If AL 11 an ,Ddatas L J If •- ft 611 Madan 16 0V1411140.10 •-• ••• lan * Mao i - 12 13 - &11 I ° ltrlaawloa Cwimilz 16 611 3-4 es _ - fl IS ,Dabas 1646116 3* do - • an .Oa nialeta id Muse fa 44 - ft If Itiwelaia gm. a a - - - le an d Oa Osated 41 Frame p. - - - - f 1 an OL Lauldy. Cora IL 111 al 61 II WI Nan Jaadtaa - - - le all labs Oaselaane as Dela - 19 all lawn aad Tarawa - - - se ir Mar aad Owaresi - - - laan *lda Antonia - ... an ,NaiatUege IBy nu 71 a - N a ID&Sp.e.Prt. I Balsam. 19 - 1{ WI ,11611 Men of Prance— 37$ 85, - IS 14 Da New ahem _ - - pea - I• an ilfenrogiaa Trask Prd. a 9 ~ to an Pada Lyeamouall444l4 NI 37f N in Tads sad Odom B4 17 - If U. •Ddl. ad IL lissalwie ..-. 7p.e. SI If ilia $9 18 !II:= "a• Li& - ... - .... 10 an 'Dam and - - .. MI an lied Dodd - - { all *gal Ilawalsi - - - 4 m ' , Da 7 gar east. _ - ft all imam aid Mena ._. if MP WI i Da. par cent. that. $$ 3 - ID 4 at7percl. lit If 14 Arian Venetian lik 13 as - 1 19 an emalme. al /frame - I !II an 1 1 / 4 111Dirlars - 3. al 1 Dl4. Skye amt. Prat 114 P lia ... NI di illadan. W. of hum f2f - 94 I Weds* et Austria - - I aill DEBENTIIIII 62tKilli 114. I 116. I erocau. I 1 1 / 4 1 1 OL pdsaa. 1 {rim 1= 1 In. 011:126e1D.4p.ahadaTaly lUD 97 la 1 - IL Nedolk4paMmt.6ll4.4. 100 95 ell - I** 114. 11.11641.4pA.Jaa.*Jaly IN * 1114 - IL 166441di N. Slat 4 D. d.,100 SWF* 1112. W-Ilidamedoa-40.44.1100 - w. Pa 110111LIGIS iliawasa— MONEY MARKET. -{THIS DAL) Two o'CLotnc. The funds to-day are well supported, at yesterday's closing quotations. As a proof of the eztreme stagnation of business it may be mentioned that not a single transaction has yet been officially recorded in Console for the account. The railway share market is likewise very dull, with rather a drooping tendency. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 68fr. 10c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 912 and for money. The present quotations are 912 to 2, for money, and 912 to 4 for the 7th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91j, ; New Three per Cents., 914, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 100 ; ditto for account, 99/. ; Five per Cent. " &dazed" rupee paper, 94. The foreign stock market to-day is rather quiet. There is a relapse in Mexican bonds, which have been dealt iii at 231 to 242. The Turkish Loan of 1858 is quoted ex the dividend due this day. The present price is 514 to 52, showing no alteration since yesterday. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 69 to 70. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1852, 85 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 85 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 92 ; ditto Deferred, 29 ; Chilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 82 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 24 ; ditto, for account, 23b, 243 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 96, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 464 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 414, 41 ; ditto, Passive, 174 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 52, 514, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100. There was rather more ease yesterday in the dis count market. The rate for the best short paper was 71 to 8 per cent., but four and six months bills are taken at 7i, or less, in many quarters. At the Bank of England the amount of business was moderate. In the Stock Exchange 7 and 8 per cent. were paid for short loans on English Government securities. The Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 288,0001. in silver and 29,000/. in gold ; and the Hebe, from Melbourne, with 29,000/. The Palestine, which left yesterday for Portland (U.S.), took 7,50 01. 50,000 sovereigns were sent into the Bank of England on Wednesday by an Irish bank. Some additional parcels of gold have arrived from the Continent. The news by the Vigo which was telegraphed from New York yesterday, announces a recovery in the exchange to 106. This may tend to prevent the shipments by next Saturday's packet from ex ceeding 200,00 N. or 300,0001. A telegram received yesterday from Constantino ple announces a movement in the exchange indica tive of more confidence in commercial circles. The steamer which is due at Marseilles on Thursday next is expected to bring upwards of 100,0001. in gold. A special general court of proprietors of the East India Company is called for the 6th of March, to consider a petition which is " proposed to be pre sented to her Majesty . in reference to the inadequacy of the present provision for conducting the affairs of the East India Company." It is rumoured that the frauds upon the East and West India Dock Company involve a larger amount than was at first supposed, although it is under stood that the investigation is not yet completed. As the next half-yearly meeting will not be held until July, it is urged that the directors ought in the interval to issue a special report to the share holders. At the brat general meeting of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company, held yesterday, the directors' report was agreed to, with very little discussion. The statement of the company's ope rations up to last Saturday shows that 12,655,000/. of risks have in all been taken, of which 7,477,000/. have run o ff , leaving 5,177,0001. outstanding. The premiums received up to Saturday last were 164,0001., and the losses 61,0001., leaving a balance of 93,000/. in hand. It will be remembered that the directors' report, issued a few days ago, stated the total premiums received up to Dec. 31st at 107,7131., and the lows at 13,0001., showing a balance of 94,365/. in hand. The balance now is somewhat lees than it was on the 31st December, so that the losses sustained in the interval appear to have swallowed up rather more than the whole of the premiums received in the interval. Late yesterday afternoon the shares of the Red Sea Telegraph Company roes to 18k to f, in consequence of its having transpired that the select committee of the House of Commons have this day decided that the company's guarantee is a perfectly uncondi tional one. Meanwhile, the shareholders, who em barked their money expressly upon this under standing, are kept waiting for their overdue in terest, in respect of which a vote passed parliament months ago. The Madras Railway Company have paid into the treasury at the India Office the sum of 78,7701., on account of the share capital of the company. The half-yearly meeting of the Cape Town Rail way and Dock Company is called for the 27th March. _ _ _ The annual meeting of the Blaenavon Iron and Coal Company is called for the 2nd of April. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,02/. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 2971. ; the Midland an increase of 1,3721. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire an increase of 8131. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 1,2301. Creditors of the Union Discount Company are required to prove their claims in the Bankruptcy Court. TECIUSDAT Emma At Paris to-day the Three per Cent Rental opened fiat at 87.65, and closed firm at 68.10 for money, and 68.15 for the !account, being 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. Consols which closed yesterday at 911 to for the 7th of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911 to i. For money the last price was 911 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1 ; ditto, for account (March 7), 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 100 ; ditto for account, 991 ; ditto, Scrip, 1001 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; 'ditto 1859, 951; Back Stock, 234, 235, 233, 232. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was steady at 1001 to 1. Bank Stock was more offered, and was last marked 232. _ _ The transactions in the foreign stock market were upon a moderate scale. There was, how ever, an active demand for Mexican bonds, which had risen at the close to 24 I. Spanish Passive bonds have declined • the Coupon certificates were last quoted lid to I. The Turkish Loan of 1854 closed at 6941 t0 70, and that of 1858 at mit to 55, showing a reduc tion of per cent. Bank shares to-day were steady, at yesterday's prices. Canada Land shares have declined. Me diterranean Extension Telegraph were quoted better. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :--Ocean Marine In surance, 24 to I prem. ex int. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 115-16 to 1 1-10 prem., being firmer ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 7-16 to 9.16 prem. ex nut. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, f to k dis. ; India Cotton, par to *prem. ; East India and London Shipping, par to > prem. ; and Central American Piers, to 1 prem. OADIXA&Y MAIM AND NIOCIEL MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clacw. In the mining market to-day East Caradon shares are in renewed demand ; transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange at 15i. North Basset have been dealt in at M. Shares in Wheal Basset and East Basset have also met with atten tion. In other respects the market is quiet. United Mexican mining shares were in demand in the monaing, sad were dealt in as high as o. Sales have since been pressed, and the last transactions recorded are at 4. Other foreign as well as colonial mining securities are very quiet. The Master of the Rolls proposes on the 13th of March to make a call of 111 ss. per share on all those contributories of the Mexican and South American Company who have not yet paid any call. The Commissioner in Bankruptcy has made a call of 17s. Bd. per share upon the contributories of the Little Dow and Ebber Rocks Mining Com- PanT At Greall Crixinis Mine meeting yesterday the amounts showed a debit baLuace of 9881. A call of Is. 41d. per sham was made. From List Rosewarne (Feb. 23) Captain J. James states : —" The 43 east is worth 81. per fathom ; the rise shove ditto, 121. per fathom ; the 43 west, 81. per fathom ; No. I se, 101 . per fathom : Nos. 2 and 3, 81. per fathom tech." rom Cupid (Feb. 23) Captain R. Pryor writes— " Th e 54 east will produce 1 ton of good ore per fathom, with a promising appearance. No other change to notice." Ytom St. Bar United (Feb. 23) the agent reports : "Trussll6: shaft will produce 4 tons of ore per fathom; the 154 west, 1 ton per fathom ; stope in back of ditto, 4 tons per fathom ; 144 west, la ton per fathom ; *tope in back of 144 east, 4 tons of ore per fathom ; and the 134 east, 6/. per fathom. The scopes in this part of the mine are looking very well." From South Creover (Feb. 26) Captain E. Chegwin le ports :—" In the 10:., east the lode is 2 feet wide, producing stones of ore. We putties* sampling to-day 39 tons of ore. In consequence of the water breaking in from the adit, the tributers have not worked in the bottom of the mine but four weeks since last sampling. South Mine :In the 51 crosscut south we have cut a small branch, shout 3 inches wide, and the ground more favourable for driving. A large stream of water is flowing from the crosscut." From Buller and Bertha (Feb. 26) the agents state : "The 45 east has been driven this mouth 6 fathoms 1 foot. The lode will average 3g feet wide, eansposed ofmundic, blends:, and spar, with occasional stem of ore—a very promising lode. The 32 oast has been drives 4 fathoms 3 feet 6 inches. The lode is 4 feet wide, composed of Hocken, spar, mundic, and blonde, and has occasionally produced stones of ore. The water is very much ioaeased at the bottom level." From Maudlin (Feb. 23) Captains W. and J. Treelay state :—" The lode in 50 east is still unsettled, producing spots of ore. In this level west the lode is very gossany, with good stones of ore. In th e pitch back of this level the lode has improved, being now worth 251. peel:4llom, but this going up in the germ, we expect to be very va riable. In 38 east end the lode is little else bat hard strong wenn, about 12 feet wide. West Mine.—No lode cut, but the end letting out large streams of water. The dressing ore is being proceeded with as fast as the weather capper admit" COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANR-('rRIB DAY.). The weather continues unsettled. The wind today is from the S.W., with heavy squalls at times, and much rain. The supply sines last market and during the week of Faiglish wheat and ate is very moderate. Barley a little improved; but few oats, beans, and peas. Scotch barley and cats in mcderate quantity • one parcel of Irish cats only. The foreign supplies of wheat are almost nil since Wednes day, only one parcel of wheat being reported—East Indian ; flour, soother large parcel of American barrels, but none other ; barley, two cargoes of Mediterranean and Black Sea, and • few small cargoes of Dutch, Hanoverian, and Danish cats. The trade in English WRICAT continues in the acme dull condition, the majority of the 'apply being so very inferior a large quantity comparatively remains unsold. Foreign is worth quite as much money as on Monday, bat the busi ness doing is of a retail character. BARTAY.—Grioding and distilling has a tendency to lower prices, prime malting qualities rather steady in value. am still dull, andtrauactions few. BgANB and PTAS without aetwity. FLOUR. -English at a standstill and cheaper. Norfolk. worth Mts. only. American moves slowly to-day at late prices. FLOATTNO CARGOES.-Few sales reported. Wheat at previous quotations. Barley slow, and in some few in stances rather easier in price. WHEAT.-English : Blew and Kent, white, new, 40.. to 555. ; ditto, fine old, 66e. to iles.; ditto red, new, 37e. to 54a.; ditto, fine, old, 625. to & 9 4. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 595. in 67..; red, new. 465. to 57.. Foreign Dantale, 64a. to C.a.. fine, 745. to 76.. ; Konigsberg, 59.. to 620 ; ditto, extra, 655. to 725. ; &stook, 64.. to 675. ; fine, old, 665. to 71a.; American white, 62.. to 67• ; ditto rod, 60a. to 625.; Canadian, 568. to 665. BAILEY. -English malting, 42.. to 475. ; fine, 485. ; grinding, 30s. to 325.; and distilling, 325. to Xia. per qr. ; forelitiDding , 23a. to 335.; ditto distilling, 31s. to Ma; malting 41s. to 445. lIALT.-Englisb, Essex and Norfolk. 60s. to filia. ; fine, 66.. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 675. to 75..; brown, 565. to 60a, oaia.—Enilish ford, 235. Od. to 26.. Od. ; potato, 264. to 30s. ,• °reign, 224. Od. to 265. DIANA. —En;liAh tick, 31s. to 3.5 a. ; harrow, 354. to 394. ; pigeon, Ms. to 394. ; foreign, Mangan, 265. to 324. ; tick, 38. to 404. ; Konigsberg, 304. to 465. ; Egyptian, 365. to PiLte.—English boilers, 40s. to 445.; white and blue, 40s. to 445. ; maple, 42i. to 445.; grey, 30s. to 40X; foreign, 425. to 4G.. ir;Cicit.-:English town, 50s. to 51s. ; ditto fine, 555. to 575. ; country, Cm to 50a. households, --a. to —a . ; 'Norfolk and Suffolk. 39a. to 40s. ; French, 465. to 50s. per sack; Anv•rican. 30a. to 335.; Canadian, 31s. to 3:3n.; Spanish, 46.1. to 50s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON /ROM M. 23 TO MARCH 1. LAO& and Reotel. Irish. laretita. IWO .... 6110 1070 MO 200 1 ilia I 10940 WlbseS lia#l7 Oak Malt Zoe& Flour. 2520 soaks ; Foreign. io sac6: . and '7,060 iniirels. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) On BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC rstaosAra.) (FROK OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) A fair attendance at to.day's market. A good business in wheat at Tuesday's Fakes. Fine qualities of flour more sought after, and a fate business done. led= corn steady. Beans rather easier. Oats and oatmeal dull, without change. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sucua.—We still an compelled to note a drooping market, and all qualities except good and fine are a shade lower with but a limited business done. Refined also dull ; brown lumps quoted 495. Cenci. —The quantity offered in public side this week has been small, and prices have been steadily supported. Taw.—The largo public sales this week have been the leading feature, at which a fair portion sold, but at which prices were with difficulty supported. (kyrrox.—A limited business done at previous rates. Rice. —The transactions have been few and unimportant this week, but prices are nomiusliy unaltered. Rum.—This article has been steady, but not active this week. . . . SALTPETRE. —The demand this week has been small ; quotations am about the same. SPlCES.—Busiuess to a moderate extent has been done at previowl rates. The mark.te still retain their dull appearance. Specu lators keep out of the market, and the trade buy only what their immediate wants require. HIDE AIAMET.--(THIS DAY.) LEADErngi.i..—Hides, Whs. to 6416 a., 3d. to d. ; 6411*. to 721h0., old. to aid. ; 72 1 be. to Mo., 3 j4. to ; 8011 p. to 881 ho., 3141. 4l. ; Nibs. to 9611*., 41. to 4id. ; 961fis. to 10411 m, 4 44 . to 44d. Hone hided, Bg. to 10a. 041 f skins light, 21. to 3a. ; full, es. BErimostiger.--Sieep skino—Polled, tia. to 10s. ; Bents gad half-brodg, 64. 6d. to Bs. ; DOWW4 ss. 6d. to Co. II& BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Meows. Pattendm and Smith molt Old the market remaios firm with but little doing, sad where sales are preww..l lower prime are steepled. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Tho market to-day is steady, at the followicg prices : Town tallow, Ms. net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, GOs. 6.1.; Much, 60. 6d. ; April to June, Me. Gd. ; October to December, 555. 6d. COAL DIARKET.—(THIS DAY.) W i n s E n d 11,,;; o n, 21e. ; Walls End Haswell, 21s. ; Walls End Stn./arts, 21s. ; Walls End South Hatton, 21s. ; Walls End Hartlo;.nol, 20s. 9 d . ; Walls End &add* H e w., gds. ; Wells End Russell Hatton, 2Ds. ; Walls End Gosforth, 185. 1 9 d. ; Walls End Riddells, 18s. Dd.; Walls Fad Thorpe, 95.; Walls End Hadley, 19s. ; Byron. ; Primrose, 14. fid. ; Wylans, Us. 64. ; Tanfiold Hyor, 16s. 3d.; West Hartley, 17s. ; Buddies Hartley!. ; Imeidam's Hartley, 17e. ; Haatiap Hart. ley, 14.-169 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET. xameTrenza, T te.—The inarimt opened heavily, and pekes declined, cloaca at the lowest. Grand Trunk of Canada. se—Great Western of Canada, 101—Great Western, 49—Lanea, shire and Yorkshire. 109—London and /Penh Western, nri— Maneheeter, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, Su—Midland, 12.",. North F_-item, Berwick, 100—Broth &stem, %I—Thames and Year. Mkrlise Insurance, I—Great Bhlp Company, fa. tad.— mad Firms* 17 coin dtv.---Leeils.nu per Cad. Preference, 136 —llectrie Telegraph, 99.