The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lad Chases Her.) vs u, r. JACISOIL—TRIB MATZ= WILL CAaIL lire COO —.hoe been several reported reoently, and r agg edep laskand tim it es ma reP y WACO to state wt re b e fore the Lad Chancellor on appeal from the 1. 1 7,11, 4 sells who reigned to woods to an application • ileit:a Fi s t in widish the will and oodicila of George I W g :A:G - 1 were in question, on the ground that ' testamentary documents were found be a 1:7 4 1p.d of the testator, which went to confirms ' Mss of his property as laid down in ; cc - 4 40 in favour of a Mr. Else and , i gn three trials at law have not c. i At the sitting on Wednesday the stopped the respondent's counsel, I Abair*/ Attorney-General, for the appellants, 10 tbathe documents in question ought not by court to have been submitted to the Master Zji i gs before he made his final decree in the sass. era AtiseserGiswg was advxdiailY heard this morn- • • Chaseellor said that when this case was first ' bpg his attention was not arrested by the fact gate alleged to have been diverisrl ▪ Hib Hay. 1864, which It must be 44 . saltedned to the counsel and solicitors of ag se list time. Thematic came before him, there „or MT singular cheurnstaseee ; for he was asked eM ta lateodaas into the muse by way of bill ;O N eviAssos of the most stringent and g iz estier, the affect of which was, in ( 4 11 knowledge of the ocmunel sod soMkes Y peke w applying, and who abstained from In etas into the court at the time when it was wo g epos to do, that ia, on the motion for a new gi o ltheogh it isieht not hare keen nesesnary to - a the evidence now before the court, vas 4 1, 40 140ce which might have bees brought gie Muter of the Itolls to induce him to let Wi oaf over till the whole evidence could be brought bp aSD application for a new ilia NO (the Clisessaor) would violate the spirit of the d we court if he acceded to this appli- If it wall sought to introdues DOW • it MA be done is a boo! fide, and it must be that it sold not have been reasonably expseted that &wry mold have been made antecedent to the • ri the Gauss which it was now sought to Ham the *video. was discovered eighteen &dere she hearing of the cause on the watt its importance was admitted by ; 44 ,84, sad there could be no possible doubt but git most have been made the subject of legal ORSs the day after the discovery. He should go arts the ugh of the expression of the principle of He tie cart if he allowed this appation to ow. A Hs desired it to be understood that he did not bass opt is say desire or feeling of obligation on him to put s ad to farther proceeding in this ems. If he could owned of the application on its merit. he should have Oleg whether the evidence was a hoot fide discovery ; pis mat have taken it, wit was proposed in evidence, oqlirel peed of its mainsails, and then have it o the scale whist the evidence addneed ses lischate, and, taking it to be genuine, whether lun g t h e mode whet that evideoce. He would have pi wad le appreali the reemideration of the ease with • ILA Mr. Bias had been in a manner found slow issmittsd prim sad forgery, bat with peat can deslies bsrwsetthe history el the cause, sad with ear antis preasesilsomosas. which two juries had refused mgt 11 sB those difllealties had ban got over, and the Inman had Mood the test el an exarninatiou by experts isighttesibses inclined to sonde to the present applies .. IL aid this extn-judicielly bemuse he did not wish isms a if he had escaped es a technical ground from Pis* the ease. He pat his decision on the ground II the meal sad solicitors of the applioasta having Pint mtorWeity to consider the matter deliberately d dared reload to ma the newly-discovered Ono st 'the fire of the applioatton for a wad, ant that Wag so, if he acceded to the present see he amid epee the door to the admissiou of (locu m* ebith might have been previously admitted, and Oa the sorties meet interested is their admission ibsad is probes. This was not a ease is which he sgt le Mill the tales of the modem of the court, and mast sofas lie appliestioa, sad with .rte. (Brim the Mader of the Rolla.) me awfassoir IRZWIRT COMPANY. Be ea a politica to wied up this company compol wly, after a radiation to wind up voluntarily had been or te by the sherdroldere. Mr. Dri,llo., sod Mr. Fowler ware for the pod ia; Ni. brit Webb opposed for the directors. Be Ruler et the Rails considered that this was a ow skirt the violist up ought to be carried into effect is allow appristed by the court, and not by the n ; sad mole the usual winding-up enter. THE PALM ANTHRACITE COAL AND IRON COMPANY. IN commit can crewed to be wooed sp. IL Selwyn, Yr. lioethasta, Mr. Cole, Mr. Warner, Mr. 'Ystightee, sad Mr. Brooksbeak appeared for *snow COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. kap at No Psis I. Loadon. --(Before Lord Mat Juice Ede aad • Special lacy.) 110 JOLT MID TKO JOWL. Yaks* the ems of " Bassoon and another v. Hall and Assn awe ea ter trial is this court befogs a special jury, is am alliwately discharged without a verdict. nks Ind Mil Justice said this mores* he had re ads remeadesare from the jury who were &lacier's& sit lids* lest sight, stating that at 4 o'clock they were hiisdiaspialese la the proportions of eleven to one, ad tottery west that hour certain that neither party would tare aim. He believed that if 'miasma of the jury, mad of making up their minds that they wed drag their side after they had once ire it, woald, with an ftrnest denies to get at h butt, coarounicate one with another, they would be get rid of what he might call a matter of feeling, MO of mum gentlemen desired to do their duty. The 1111iid WI they were perfectly certain at 4 that neither siewoold dame, and that there was so nee in the judge ilia them until 10; bat be begged most humbly to Orion them, sad must my that if the jury would only Pe it &maw with some mutual trust in each other, molt scald is general be a verdict. grAWNITS 0 WAL.THILW. —A COIiONIR AT LAW. kaik. Q.O. (for the detsedeat) said that this was an Ma et flak end the alleged be were in two to tidied yew desired to my that be had no intention to PSG famed dishonour to Mr. lisunphreya, and he ea tidy walker/ the libels, and expressed his regret that bet had seer Nee published. ffr. 04wIdga, Q.C., said he appeared for Mr. Hum. *Mr, Oyu GOMM for Middlesex, who bad been obliged *Merin settee teethe rindiestaas of bis character, he ms WWI had been sent to public characters. But ohs iffesdest withdrew the libels, apologised for them. ni wetted that they had been published, the plaintiff wane was coldest A relies me thee entered far the plaintiff by om mil 4 *IL diamiss. COLI.T OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Wore the Judgs Ovdiaary.) CAMIILL O. AND ILTDDLL 1 1 Quese's Adv oca t e end D r . T r i s t ram f or th e pl a i n tiff Ir. C. L ; It Coleridge, Q.C., Mr, Gray, G.C., Mr. Pritchard, and una for the defendant& Ns vas a suit relating to a will alleged to have been '"•ft'uied br lbs. Eleanor &Indere, late of No. 3, Walnut ?"-"tlit. Hopei -road, on the 'lied of March, 1859. by Jame* Whalley Catherill, a cootie of to drafted ; and it was opposed by the defendants, the neaten els will of the 13th of March, 1859, who cleated tit the vrM had been signed by the decreased, and alleged tat if it bad been executed by her, it had been obtained by imbed sad evident iodated of the plaintiff. Is dikit. the widow of a shipowner, bad left a pro- P l 'l *Mk about 10,0001. Sh e waa a great will maker, _, . 13 1 domments which had bean proved by the &fen r. she had, after giving a great somber of legacies, "ilkul the residue to M r . Kiddie, a relative of her • The will propounded by the plaintiff subetan- Woetalv , difiered hoot the previous one, in that it gave the 1 0 %twi ll. ." Dread' said he was a carver said gilder, and L 11 maker, but wee oocasioaally employed by Mean.`aborttk• mwsegents in the Strand. He had knows the &tuff for 12 years. In 1859, he wag asked by the Plait to Welt a will, sad the swat day he went with ucenll 'ad lie coo to a house in Walant-tree-walk. They ,wn late room whiles there was so old lady .."--""! table. The plaintiff read • parer to her end she Witness and young Catherill then attested it 41 olaialitt t o ld his son and witness to wait for him at a "'w: sad be soon afterwards 0111011 to them rt. The plaintiff now let lodgings in Crorrier-etreet. " i ck'scltere. Witness bad resided with him for about C;;;Mor bi ot ftd o; - m ß i ed eta kel orme is i l liiZ h : g beilta - d so i l! Ai of a thing called "Secrete y." of Matrimon Bhoold It it a " tract." (A laugh.) There was no bans is 't d oetimeot was road. The " secrete" were merely a "al of the tremble. and expenses oriole, opt of the : 'rtors ot o ammo f m amily.) Waa nob is, the room at Wat. z•tr walk te inutia Neither the lady act "ord. She was rather short sod fair, and were "'loes4 Witees s had given up his last shop two moothe Whll is Dna rt lir 'Y .* " hors V4 bj . ,erol.ft as upon, mid he had oornparod Me sig. ' 46 will Propounded with admitted writing of the sod expreesed hi s op i n i oo t h a t it was genuine. 41 7 ,nltintiff—l oat az adrenal°, agent. lam 64 years fait ea the sin, and hate bad to tiro on a lar a Olt et Tatar • day. I have oho been 6 6ast, male, tee v ein I bad the honour of being cashier ._ 3l Thz , la w 3 a-besperto Mr. Bentley the publisher. While n Perused to par through may baud.. no ."baR ma mother brought me op, sad . as far as ,7 044 6__. dr taught ass the Tord's Preps,. Igoe fret sma mal my family promote. Slse and 66 "dear pat," sod 666 d Moos ho go/ or two before the 23rd ot Nara - " . taa. and she mid, "James. I have sot 9111 0 7 you." I odd, " What's the =Mir, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1865. my dear counsio! Why in tears What's the matter now! Whet am you driving at I" She said, "This chair I sit upon is yours. Your father lot my father 800 1 ., and if he had sot done that I should not be in the position I am la new. I said, " What of that ? They were brothers and loved sub other." She said. " Sit down." I ▪ " What ails you now r She said, "Sit down sad write at my dictation." I then wrote a long ramble about a wdl, and when if was finished, ohs said "Take it to a lawyer's as soon as possible sad relieve 'my mind." I gave it to young Melon, a barrister's clerk, who was!edging with too, and he drew up the will from It. I then took the draft to the testatrix end she executed ft. I then west home Bed gave It to my me Whalley, saying, " Rem, she's been making another will. Put it away, rm sick and tired of It." I did not attend the funeral, because Kiddie and Jeffries would not let me. I afterwards heard the will read. I told Kiddie that I had another will, and that I could produce It. I afterwards searched for it but could not Sod it. I then wrote to my eon Whalley, who was in Australia ; and when I received his reply I mede leather smelt sod found the will. I afterwards spoke to Xt. Bentley about It, and he introduced me to or ed—Riddleheard me say there was another will. I did not ask Jaffna to intercede for me to him to give me some money. ra mom the settee. I was forbidden the how by a servant, Wm Andrews ; but I was not told it was by Mrs. Sendera's orders. It was not bemuse I had tried to force my way into the home and insisted on haviag two glasses of brandy. It is a sample's falsehood ; for I am not a brandy drinker. I did DM say " her." Andrews told OW that her mistress was ill, and could not see ma. Her mistress would have discharged her for °battering ; but I Interceded for her, thinking her a honest servant though an ignorant being. [Tim can was proceeding when we went to ;weft] THE GREAT BURGLARIES AT JEWELLERS'. EXAMINATION AT BOW-STRATT.-(THIS DAY.) At Bow-chest police-court, this Claw, William Hairy Geoffrey, Thomas Gushy, Thomas Breweries's, As.. Oen*, Martin, Geoffrey, and Louisa Brewerton, were brought up before Mr. Flowers, in custody of Inspector Brannan, of the F &Tidos, charged with breaking and catering the promisee of Mr. Walker, jeweller, Oornhill, and also on suspicion of being concerned in brooking and interior the premises of Mr. Abrshams, jeweller, Strand. The ease exalted coosiderable interest. The court we. crowded with spectators. The Duke of Roxburgh, Lord Methueo, Sir Richard Mayne, and Mr. Russell occupied seats on the bench. Mr. Abrams appeared for Mr. Abrahams: Mr. Luria of Ely-p for Mr. Walker, sod Mr. Kemp, the barrister, for the male primmer". Mr. Abrams said he should apply for a nomad in order that the prisoners might be brought up in conjunction el with the man already wider remand. Mr. Iwwi. urged that the ease °unlit to tea before the si City magistrates, the robbery in Cornhill bevies taken plea" In that district. Mr. John Thomas Walker—l assist my father, Mr. John 31 , Walker, 68, Cornhill, 230, ltageat•atreet, and Prison-street, jeweller. On the 4th of February, at about half•peat 5 O'clock, I left my father's premise; in Combat, leaviag the place in charge of Smith, whose duty it was to sae ell . _ . . Z. I went to the Rognaatreet premises. On Monday morning I came to the promises about half-past 9 o'clock, when I found them in charge of the police, and property to the value of about 6,0001. was mivang, consisting of watches and jewellery. The este was broken open and its contents were gone. I have seen this morning iu the custody of the police a quantity of property which I identify as belonging to my father. Thal) are 52 watches and a quantity of 'hairs. They are part of the property which I saw safe on the 4th of February. I aboold think the property io the hand' of the police amounts to 'bent 1,3001. The house bad been broken open. Au entrance had first been made into the promisee of Sir Martel Crossley, then a hole bad been made in the floor ' and, by means of a rope ladder, tbey bad de emended to the mortises of Marshall and Harris, tailors, anal out through a partition that divided tho shop from ones. They did not noosed in getting through that in thenequenoe of some iron plates. They then descended the staircase to a workshop from which they ant • hole through the ceiling and through the Boor of the shop. Tweeter Potter, of the G Division of police—Between two and three o'clock yesterday, I wont to 142, White chapel-rood, in company with Inspector Brannan of the F divisioa, Sergeant Ilimin,of the City Polioe,and other officers. After placing officers at the rear of the house. I entered sad uw the two Geoffrey% and the two Brewertons in the shop, I slid. " Barrett and Bruton " (the names by which I know theca), " you must consider yourselves is custody for being concerned with others in several jewel robberies in the City and in the Strand," at the same time taking Barrett (Geoffrey') by the collar, while Moss took Brutes (Broaden). At that time I saw 1: something pun from Geoffrey to the woman Brewerton. to I immediately gave the woman Geoffrey into the custody I I of Ranger and another constable. The woman Bruton ran 10 up stairs, and I followed her. Before I could reach the top 11 of the stain to the woman I heard the door lock. The el woman Breton bad that herself la the room. I said, "Let I me in immediately, or I will break the door opea," and as El she did not open I did it. I saw as I entered the room the woman Burton patting something in her pocket. I seized I her. She struck me in the face and caught hold of me by i l l the hair. Sergeant Mom came to my assistance and re- k leased me. I mid to her, " Give me the property I saw you putting in your pocket." She said, " I have DO pro party." We secured her, and I took from her pocket three ! parade. containing 2E, 30, sod 10 gold chains respectively, " and some other jewellery, all identified by Mr. Walker. Hewing • souffle below, I left her in amp of an officer in uniform, and went downstairs, where I I found Bruton struggling with the officers. We took the four prisoners to the station-house. I afterwards returned, made a further search, and found several other pimps of I jewellery. At the station I took three gold rings from the woman Breton's fingers, and • pair of ear-rings from her ears. Afterwards I went with Moss and others to 13, Ely terrace, at the bath of the Bow-road. Both those houses are in the musty of Middlesex mid in the metropolitan pollee district I there sew the women Csaeley. She put her head onto: window. I said, " Open the door." She asked, " Who and whet are you 1" I replied, "We are police affairs, and you must open the door quickly." Finalise she would notdo wi I forced it open. I ran upstairs and saw • woman leave the room. Cawley-1 beg your pardon, sir ; I met you on the stairs if you remember. Witness continued—On arriving at the top of the stairs, I sew Caseley in the front room, where I had just seen the woman. By that time officers in uniform had arrived. They were posted at the front and back door. Myself and Sergeant Mom then went into the room which I bad seen the woman leave. She said Geoffrey, calliog him "Billy," lived in it. In that room there was • box locked. Sergeant Mae broke it open. It coataieed • number of gold watches—fifty two, I believe—a number of Albert gold mink chains and various other articles of property. Oa the bed was • life preserver, false moustache and whiskers, • quantity of silks, and other property, all of which I believe to be the produce at other robberies. Alter making further search I had the Oman convoyed to the statioe-hone. Orememarnined by Mr. Kemp—l found in the house I first maligned Geoffrey and the woman be calls his wife. lam carer abe a not his wife ; also Brewerton, and the other woman, who, I bare no doubt, is his wife. They are the only parsons living there. I know that by watching the house. It is three stories high. Only certain rooms are inhabited. The house in Ely-terraoe. Is a four-roomed hones. Two days before the premises were taken I saw goods taken into both houses. The whole of the watches have been identi fied by Mr. Walker. On the road to the station in a cab Quaky said tome, " What robberies are you going to buff to me." I said, " That is an after omaideratioe ; you will be sold that at the station." Mr. Kemp—What is the meaning of "bunt" Witness—lt implies, " What are you going to charge to me—to wan se of." He continued. " I have nothing to do with the shawl robbery, I we. at Liverpool for Johnson's; I was doing time (resaningbe was in prime). I will tell you all about Walker's. I ern in right for that. U you will square it for me I will tell you all about it." I replied, " Remember, I make you no procaine whatever Ia mimeos to that." I found 240& ia gold; and two receipts, one for 2501. sad one for 15W., paid into the Westminster bank. After acme farther evidence, The primers wen all remanded till Tuesday next. Mr. Frederick Weld, the new Prime Minister of New &amid, is • brother of Mr. Clvir Wei& el Mi. Beets, rod • tophew of the late Mr. Weld of Lolwarth Cootie, the had of see of tite mat ~thy rad rope°. table 01 the Itvglith Meson oatbelic Wirth alai Dearly related to the Point, flecoorhoos, Clifford., Antoine, kn. He is ootopartelvely • roam man, bat vent est as • soltlier to New Zeilsod am& yews ago—Guerchaa. CHUM, PAL&CL ONI SHILLING DAT. FRIDAY, Tee. 141.—Modetioe• as paytassit, 110341; ditto ity andoS *Mk 13; telet olefins, 1.01111. SHARE L16T,9.--(71118 DAY.) Two o'CIOM There is little business in the railway market to day, yet the tone is rather firm. Pewee are un changed, however, in most instances, attention being chiefly dire cted to the fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced. Midland and South Eastern stooks have risen I per cent., and Great Western I, On the other hand, Great . Eastern has receded London and North Western stock is now quoted 120 to ; Great Western, 74 to ; Midland, 136} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 to 1171 ; South Eastern, 86/ to ; Great Eastern , ; Great Nor th ern, 131 to 132 • 46 to 46 Caledonian, 131 to 132 • London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Me tropolitan, 117 i to 118 f, ex div. and ex new. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are unaltered. Imperial Mexican shares are inquired for. -_-_ I ii 1031 It i zu We 11, 4 i I On 118 —Ed& so 64 61 18 % t 11 7 .... 1001 Viol IMO 181 171 INS i Ifir 91 3 I 1 , 4 1 01. pima 125 17/4 06 1 VI 62 61 2o 01 n te 13 pa. 37 1 41 12 11 pm— II 1 poi 121 1 Idl. 74 75 7( 73 2, 1 PA SI 32 a xd 1153 167 ▪ IMs 4 2dl. 16 “ $4 4441. id Si TIM 1 Om • 1144 41 45 St 13 55 ST 116 120 3 I pal eit 6 de T A • die _ ma par sd bib le to lor tt 4:: I 1 3sJsi 63 111 we 1p 1 • • dia l 4 6 pot nil 7 900 toioool 4W31 6 6 4116 It 14 7$ 73 x 4 "i 46 49 _* 2 S9 I lips id. 14 44ja l 64 96 d ~.v!"~ I ilia en idlidm S I as, I 9 pg.l W 9Y 14; SI id. at 44 of 0444.1 II i sllledis dl . V. — I - iiidal 14 _IA .1 jr - lica - :di Idis par Idls per 14 OW, xd 1631 2 3 xd 29] 9 90 lei ii - Si - Wil l Si IA I 61 id 141 15 3132 74141 tle 9if 8 1 4 I I 168 - zd _ld IC* ausesuLitinvii 11 iiaon6lllnices Mtn imse 111 laumeelloatMi roo 10 , =perTealetatiaL 10.1100 8 Boldly 46•6 (1,688 aewaYW :4 /6.616 6 Do. New 117 MOO 50 amnions Lod 16,7801 Se. • L MaO. Tel. (1.1 1 12.600 10 DMUS Ilin Tea (L.) 20,00000 f 110 NANA Inn. SOU 11 1 0._ Company I w IS Inuoutientoaa&Lay(L) 16.000 f 0 ,Coplog 20,006 16 Silty of C l.o=seea(L 20,000 SO lefty Often (Lim) 40.0001 10 10446. el Asomeaune.(l ) wcz i s• loommoisivakagua l _ so, rie . a. a s x 17,000 110 So m rai liaml e VelZantal 1 1 f i ti oi ol 1:0 6 12 1 / 4 10 60nt a l 210.010 90 tO. Isene.Weln= ONI,IIIII 20 I Da. New i Azs Do. of Ilearitlas (L ) 7 14 114. Wan 0.11110 82 C r l ltredeneewa . %ow. et o us w i t o : o =t. .11:4:. iikesi los rk 111.0011 10 Easters Aiwa T L ) 2000 66 leilla MOM 60 10,000 10 IL laila In* et Genoa ItVele JO.* 18 11001naoni.a T 0147 9.0761 1 0. neltlele Tdesrepli WOO 6 las. lad Asa 06010 10 Ras.ead i 10,000 100 M i.. IL 10,000 11 / 1 0, 1 W ing. . 76.000 10 flaanelal Cetaneatioa. 6,000 60 Finasetal 11100110 (L.) 11 MON 10 roma. Irardbowi 'L. 1 19.0 011 60 1141Unna (11•11•13 11 *ON ie .o.rielni.e Cal;.ii 4 SAO II Geo_ Stem Nerlsailta 11 90,109 60 ilesishaoloalid Le, (L) I AM 1 0 andstatsio . , ... 20,000 00 Hiunber Dom Roe10(1.) 11 09,00 60 ImptilenCdtellia. (1.1 1 86,000 I WYta Cre7l2, (Mai 1 40,000 60 Inliernattond Coeftaet 11 64,1110 10 baervallllma.s o :ll. 4 42 1 00,000 10 Intrust-Lead 1 10,0001 60 Italian Lau. II 60.000 10 Ilalloalrels. (Daa. Om) 11 VOOOO,lOO De. Op. a NIL r. 1010 el 10,11401 II legaillaxit Meanin(L) 14 11840301 00 Load asensettee (Lin) 1 6,000 26 Load. Attlena Ttadiag 11 SLOW 26 LoalasSOeledoin. IL L I SOAP 10 Inn.Oonatyloadta 1 MON 11161riet 6 Luad. Tele& al li. 00,000 60 Eon/. Moan. ASK.. 4, 11 16,000 4 Lond.G. Ovonibae O. I. al 40000 00 Lond..B,olaeg.l/611.C0(L 1 14000 60 La.d.ii.u... kaatm I 40001 60 Latid.mer. 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IS Ottoman Ou (Limited 6 I ranamalLlLliea=ll.) 7 . _ . ell 17f .1.2 1 lib 1 1111 6 I if 10 66 t ii li dia 1 Ii 1 _-1? 1 -Me lule lea t t - 4 11111 : IS II 4 ills N 1, liges 1 1 bi L 111 5 . ..0661 a AZ iaar I 114,0401 I U is HO 114 141, 114 4 Ms 4 , 110 114 sd Do. do Do. Now Poollitv.Liadallho.(ld l roatoonloz dt 0. Mom Do. do. Door gyobrods L, Z., la.(L aamegLm — it 1 Par i 10 liethe pa 0 IP 1 1 4 11 12 ._ i 6 a I Si *la 17 irll ` e t as 2 elt r 10 - 2 i'dis • 41h1 1 .1 6 1 lo 1 Otis 10 1 6Os 61 00 U II le 11616 6 1 6 6 1 411 II 3 1 dls 1 kw sa 1 6 ben 1 U h UP ANL U. com. I U. 4 " 10 844 id 4 I 0!. 1014 par in 19 10 4 1414 paz 11 a 4- 10 4 tdb 10 7f WEB I Ma pia :1% 1 Dar 10 It U N 171 I_ i . i 11 U @! '4 71$ •i - I =Adis I 120 Drips 10 T 11117 I Pi 7 . 1461 7 eii S 1 r . 121 'X 41 82 IS 20 2 $ II 2 pra ill 27 ID ha • 9 It i_C-1 si I ut I S I ra I 1 das • 7 1 - satiw So J. City 'moor. (1 ) Ditto ditto . ii . &nal 1411/Itoo doe& Mutes. lend. (L ii Do ._ __ . d 0... ,000 $0 Smith. Knight. 40o.(1 4114 90 Roe. Irinan.,titrypts(lo 0,000 IA B. Africa& K. &b• (10 0,090 00 Do. Second Dim.— KU, 111 loath Amotralion lam i lAN. ft oaorooreso Toloseapit 1 —.. 1 ' Do. 1010 1 Triaii PAO 11 111.Cooltruc.&19ala.(L 10.000 II Thamos&Mossoylo.oL) 19.500 10 lAgosoyotAmL 10.000 10 I. &1.. Os. of U. Caret 00,000 1:1 Un.3laritie of liver. 000 $ .CoitodlL. T• 109.041 I 0 01 0,000 N Cithron.itsrint Dia 11.000 10 Doper AsaaaaoslLla 06,000 10 Ditto KM 10 Van Diotnozes Load 10,000 00 Wilmot flaimWlii l4 10,010, 10 WISSII&II.I 1 I FOREIGN RAILWI Dutch Rhenish (all paid), 251. Imperial Maximo Railway (Limit,* Sea Paulo (Limited) guanateed 7 pa 1 4 1 :1 4b 1 22 122 127 1 121 4 2 Mb " 41_ 11.11 a I II I II II 1 I' •-•--- I les Si Oft: IT TO $ 19 I litl. idle Ws st— est li 3 m of (all paid), 174 102111 Y MABILETO-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The fortnightly settlement has commenced to-day in the stock and share markets, and little business otherwise is going forward. The tendency of prices, nevertheless, is rather satisfactory. Consols have risen 1-16 per cent , and a few British lines to I. In foreign stocks the chief movements have been in Greek and Confederate. Financial shares are , quiet. There is no new feature in the discount market, which remains quiet, with a large supply of money, and few bills on offer. The rate for the best paper is 4j per cent, but transactions are reported in some instances at 42. In the Stock Exchange the charge for loans from day to day on English government Securities his declined to 2} to 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89k to I for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (March 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Como* for money, 891, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, f ; New Three per Cents., 89, 88f ; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1033 ; ditto Four per Cent, 991 ; ditto ißonds, lls. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a fall of 1 per cent. in Greek Bonds ; Spanish Passive have also receded 1. On the other hand, the Confederate Loan has improved 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : —Greek Bonds, 211 to 2 ; Mexican, 261 to ; Confederate, 56 to 58 ; Spanish Passive, 322 to 1; the Certificates, 152 to„; Turkish, of 1858, 721 to 73; ditto 1882, 70} to 71; and the Consolidds, 54 to 52}. Transactions are reoorded as follows :—Brazdian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 83; Colombian Six per Cents., 82; Iffolitian, 971 ; ditto second issue, 98 ; ditto 1864, 941 ; ditto scrip, 1 prem. ; Greek, 211; ditto Coupons, 9; Italian, 631; ditto 1865, scrip, 11, 2 dia. ; Mexican, 261; ditto 1864, 251, 1 ; Peru vian,lB62, 841 ; Rwisian, 1862, 89} ; Spanish 481; ditto New Deferred, 414 ; ditto Passive, 328 ; ditto Certificates, 151, i; Turkish, 1834, 912 ; ditto, 1858, 72/, 731; ditto 100/. Bonds, 76, 1 ; ditto, 1862, 701, 71 ; ditto 1001.. Bonds, 711, ; Venezuela, 1862, 47} ; ditto, 1884, 42}. International Financial slums are now quoted 11 to 1 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 2 to} prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 1/ to 2} prem., ex div. ; Hud son's Bay, 15} to ; Ottoman Sociitti G6ndrale, 2 to } prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—City at Milan Improvementa, 31 to 4 prem. ; Metropoli tan District Railways, 31 to / prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, par to 1 prem. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, 11 to 1 prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses. 21 to 3 prem. ; and Varna Rail way, to 1 Edam Hax-rasr Two o'CLocs. Consols are still quoted 844 to f, for money, and 89k to g, for the account. About 1,500,0001., which is now being em ployed in the discount market and Stock Ex change, will be required for railway dividends next week, and its transfer, while pending, may cause • little additional demand. The Giant's Causeway has arrived from Geelong with 20,0001. in gold. About 100,0001. in Mexican dollars, by the French mail steamer Tampico was sold yesterday for China at se. per ounce, showing a decline of id. to id. compared with the recent quotation. Tm. market for bar silver is also flat at ss. lid. per ounce. The Bombay and Calcutta exchanges exhibit no alteration, while that at Shanghae has risen ld., and that at Canton id., being movements in favour of increased shipments of silver from England. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed continued firmness, and in two or three cases the rates were higher. The list is annexed : Amsterdam, 3 months, 111111 to 191 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.421 to 471; Bambeeg, ma. lame, 3 months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.121 to 171; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 45 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 120 to 1; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 301 to 1 ; Vienna, eff. flo.. 3 months, 11.60 to 85 ; 'Trieste, eff. So., 3 month., 11.80 W 65: Madrid, 3 months. 471 to 1 ; Clad* 3 mouths, 47 to Leghorn, 3 months. 25.55 to 60; Gears. 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Milan, 3 months, 2 25.55 to 80 ; Naples. 3 months, T).55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60: Mossuia, 3 months, 25.55 to 80 ; Lisbon. 90 days. 511 to 1 Oporto. 90 days, 511 to 1. Mr. John D. Carnegie, of the National Bank, who has had 25 years' experienoe in that institution, has been appointed general manager of the Metro politan and Provincial Bank. Telegrams received by the City of Milan Im provements Company state that the King was about to proceed to that city, end that he will lay the foundation stone of the company's buildings on Saturday, the 4th of March. The event is looked forward to with the greatest possible interest, not only in Milan, but throughout Northern Italy. The ministers will also, it rs believed, be present, and great fifes will be given. Senor Mengoni, the architect, has left for Milan, having paused a fort night in London arranging with the board of direo tors for a vigorous prosecution of the works. The demolition of the old buildings is already going on on an extensive scale. The directors have elected Mr. George E. Seymour chairman of the company. At the meeting yesterday of the Unity Joint Stock Mutual Banking Association, a resolution was unanimously adopted in favour of the prosecu tion against Messrs. Burch and Terry, the manager and secretary of the bank, being continued, and of the expenses being paid out of the funds in the hands of the liquidators. The chairman, Mr. Deputy Bower, stated, however, that the resolu tion would be fruitless without the consent of all the shareholders in writing, and that could never be obtained, since he (the chairman) had letters from shareholders refusing to agree to the prosecu tion. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5211. over last year. The annual meeting of the London General Omnibus Company (Limited) is called for the 21st March, when a dividend is to be declared. A second special general meeting of the Ori- I coital Commercial Company (Limited) is called for the Bth of March, to confirm the resolutions passed at the special meeting on the 22nd in 4., which authorises the increase of the capital to 3,000,0001., and the alteratioa of the company's title to that of the "Oriental Commercial Bank (Limited)." The letters of allotment of Renter's Telegram Company (Limited) were posted last night. It is announced that the share list of the Varna Railway Company will be closed on Tuesday, the 28th inst. ; but applications from the country will be received by post the following Wednesday morning. The share list of the London Cotton Manufac turing Company (Limited) is to be closed on the Ist of March. FRIDAY Et G. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to for the 9th of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89 3-16 to 5-16. For money the las t price was 89 to . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, I ; New Three per Cents., 883, ; ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1033, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99 ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 99, 91,3. The purchase by the government broker eon fisted of 10,0001. New Three per Cent. stock. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. Exchequer Bills remain at 3e. to 7e. MM. 111 the foreign stock market there was a decline of 1 per mut. in Peruvian old Bonds 2 owing to the presumed want of snores s of the new loan. Objec tion is obialy reaped by the existing bondholders to the stipulation upon subscribing, they must., take double the amount in new stock. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates remain very firm, being supported by influential purchases. Italian semi has fallen t oer cent., owlng to the magnitude of the floating supply, and to the rapidity of the calls, wind wi:. accrue monthly until July, when the whole amount uto be paid up. There was also a reduction of to per cent. in Egyptian Bonds of 1864 and scrip. Turkish of 1858, and Mexican, and in Monte %%dean scrip. Turkish Consolidde, bowever, improved 1. Bank shares were rather heavy. Alliance Bank chided at 12 to f prem., after several variations. Bank of Australasia, British North America, Bank of Hindustau, and lonian Bank new shares, were all lower, but London and Brazilian Bank and London and South Western Bea have slightly improved. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 154 to 4; Egyptian Trading, fto prem. ; National Dis count, 91 to f prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to lf dia., being heavy ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Grforfrals, 2to 21 prem.; and City of Milan Improvements, 34 to 4 prem. Bombay Gas new shares, Conti nental Union Gas, City Offices, Land Securities, Millwall Iron Works, Oriental Commercial, and Telegraph Construdicar and Maint.o.m.e, were rather better, while Peninsular and Oriental Steam, Royal Mai'. Steam, London and Provincial Marine Insurance, and South African Mortgage and Investment, declined. The shares of the financial companies remain rather flat. Londou Financial have again declined be. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:— International Financial, 14 to f p reen. ; General Credit, 2to I prem., ex div. ; Ldon F, 6f to f prem. ; I mperial Mercantile Credit, 1 1 to 21 peen. ; and Credit Fonder and Manlier (old shares), 34 to 1 pram. The closing (but in some came nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sobjoined —Metropolitan District Railways, 34 to b Prep?. ; General Irrigation of France, to 1 prem. ; China Steam sod Labuan Coal, 4to prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, If to 14 prem. ; West London Warehouses and Wharves, 31 to f prem., showing a fresh rise; Varna Railway, 1 to I prem. ; Dagen ham Docks, to 11 prem. United States 6.28 Bonds declined 1 per cent., closing at 514 to 521. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debenture scrip was quoted 11 to 24 prem. New Brunswick, Nova Bootie, and New South Wales Government Debentures were more offered. The indigo sales terminated this day. WIDENAZY SW AND 11:0012iL 1M •1 4 ,L1V IltatetaL I itilitg ,ii iiiber—::: fa VT 1111 ISt ... 111 i °"idgaisa llarkaa4 &ado' Carnival Do. • J•nodiv. lain 6 Do. B jp. a. Judd to B. Dubila and l~ Taw Nab% I Lell•lntriti li Ve gi lsaig: i =and B. Widen LAW* Ord „ft IN US 100 100 100 !CO — lie: ---- I Sic;;3l - 7; Do. X Am e . Stk., No.l Ursa* Wed Scollisd leousilfoelboes ithukt Arco. no Mo. un- IDo.DlUlSp.o.lopoklit at South I West. (Ire ) Grob Rohm& Do/tear TULOttalltS Do. Sault yraloo, : 100 100 100 A nn. w_i4 - o~: 4! j Do. Do. 11 lascaeldre i Yorkshire Lando a and Blackwell !!'?-1-12ttglettuata,SiC°41Do: Leaked Nonh Wean LoadosadouthW Meru Llscalash Maryport Oarlith Do. Do. Obits. lisetoplitam. _Dp _Wow !Mesa g _ Do, New 1 10 V 11111 1011 13 I Do Biro. It WNW. Mid. at. Wo. j Do. plasm Mid Wnt Mid Ke=yl/las) Noe* Da Ilib.,llWNONowl. ;N. ladoes—Serwlak Do. Dodo.. Do. York Do. °areal* Do. Iltook.&Dorttag.l Da do. 181648 Do, do. 18041 North London Do. New Do- de., :804 - - North thodordoldro N. & B. Wootorn Auto Boortbh Control doottlah N.C. Aber. 844. I Scottish Midland I,lhrowsbary & Welch /IL hropshlro Union South Devon loath Doolons 11. Yorks& & River Dun I Btalooe,Woklanlatn.do. Tat Vale 61 i it SI 111 IT U ST IST IS) die adi ill UT 1081 1470 180 Us 88 80 id 74 /4 -- .. SO 01 47 SO lel 10{ II ti Of n le 11 - I/ ISO U 0 PS le 60 1 401 111 n Ilifs&tal If 111 „ al lift 107 109 11 U 16 16 111 1111 CT STI 102 1011 1 . 1 l i e pa 1 Wa. in . __ 11 12 1 a pm 80 81 11 110 121 142 44 114 - MI i _ MI el 6a 68 86 04 ia► 1411 1 D° ° I VW of Math Victoria lito. & Pimlicol Mast Oarnwsll M. IiaMML li.tti 111 . Li Ty{} 9 10 110 196 4 4 PM 110 112 NI 61 .41 b}} N da 76 Td Closing w Deices Bake to-61 amanone. q. to I o ps. I ite; ion F BItITUIR POOSIIILONS. Allootio I OS. Lwow,' liozo.D.w. a C. 10.4.6p.0. Do. 1 Ohara. Bad 010 k lAks Unocal Buff.. Do. Prideresee I DreMA(MONO* 6 p• o. /Ma Atii. l . l d7S Do. do. Jay 117$ I Do. do. Jute 1, lad & ILEastoredp.o.g. Ceps T. k Dookeit. e. g. Deneererajp.a.perleid OW. I lda. me , le• • Ind Indian go. S do Do. J Patentor' Dread Trunk of undo Do.Squip. B.,ip•at Do. led ipret. Bonk. • ' Do. do. deterred Do. tad preL Bonds Do. do. deterred Do Std pref. Stock Do. Jo. deterred Do. Oh pref. Stock Do. do. deterred Great Indian Pentneats Do. 0z.6 par oust Do. New do (14.13. of India g. O p. at. Do Of par outs $ Do _ _ 5' 1 ill Mil 1,100 04,7Westero et o=o6ll Do. New I.l)**Do.dilira%dßda.o.oh,ZlLfinilB77l% d 873411 De. itii7 1100 100 100 I I lamina guar. d p. mat. Do. do. 44 .t. d . 0... Do. no. do.— Do. TM Kolb. Corp. I per c. 841 Yedb. and flobson's By W.Bralatt Okada daft' Mao* goo. lir cent Do. Ddbl Do. do. do. Do. Padpake d 0...... Do. lambs Knot do. Ili I* 1/0 a 114 VA 66 67 100 in Kis km U a 74 TI Wf 10 76 06 100 103 gee 1006 100 91 1 88 6 0 71 1 86 68 66 66 60 68 U 66 60 U 66 68 26 27 24 26 100 161 fd Is ipsi 6dis I' In 96 100 0 12` 12 4 4M 86 87 77 80 3 ills, 9 4 1C Oi et 94 88 90 62 66 I a 92 54 I 0 4 29 i 984 94 I 00 100 94 91 JOINT 1114.1C1 ANIP. BANN& • lAmit ltsstannan's(l. New. , 20 pa Da trued st SOO pm. LUNG& illiaoc•LoaalkLiverpool I Do. trued it 20 pos. .110 lane.) Ansirtan 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lten.) be Angle Wawa (bunted) 40 Lastesluta 40 Do. New. 110 DenkofEtettialAntandela Bank of Rapt Bank or Landon .Bank of Otago Profted) Bank or Queensland (I I ) llaukotVictolikari Bank of Wales (Lim.) Bank of Nay Zealand BraatlndOdiforaian (L Portarme n, I British ia It Britian N. Amarke . Intils,Aua Slam Chart. Mar. of ~ City Vokodat Omn.Bank Canada rms. Hank of Inasoite 1 Lois& lOpiild Do. its. at par Coaartidatel Bank (1 ) lOseturstal iOO Da Ems 60 Met Loudon (Limited) SO latter% Slebsase(Lbs) 60 Illog.Scot.&& uaL (Markt. 60 :11oglIsb and Swedish (L 60 ;ftwropsan Bank(Lisoltad 1.00 , Ellndusa.ellinattlap.(Lll lee I De. Issued at 2pm !IniTertat lAsofletll ,Looperlal Ottoman lIN Da. New e 0 Lead Mort.Etk. ladla (41 60 Loa. Rk.onle vioo,,tc. (LI 106 Ids. Bank of Sootlandil. 100 Landon and Brailltan BM ILwa.&Apreattlt.PlateiL I lIN . Do. New, W. at le I wa 100 Lon., Mr., ,t S..Staftr. (Li 10 ILan. Oh. Bank of knalat. 60 Landon and County .100 Ida Hambe.Oceeis.(4) IS Loudon Joint Unit— 10 ,Landon Booth Atrleas 10 0 ,Lon. & S Neetern Was., 60 London&Vecentela, (L.) 'lOO Dan. & Weatoonater 1100 'Merchant liank(lhe.) 60 Alarceittllit i IlirelianiL, 100 iltette. &Prey. hank 1 1 Da. do. 100 00 Slidland Bank (Lim) 10 0 :National of Liverpool 100 'S.?». of Zaglasd 110 I Do. Srd lease 60 imio toast Beak • Do. New wa wow await Weir. 10 'Dew Leland (Untided), SO North Western 10 Oriental Bank Onttoti 1 2S Do. New, lea et lOpm Provln.Bailoo 'Proving. of = cep.iL Sebade.Pluej *Delia U tllestk Auatealla UMW& Eastern (Lin.) 'lOO Mend. et ILL Shins ;'.I Do. do _ . Do, do. In. it tpm. 17sTiZe otlrsias tjaka et Woad WEL) Miss etLondon PROVINCIAL 811411 E MARKETS. 1L1V112001.. Fn. 24.—ealen to-day :—Great Eastern, 461 — Great Western, 734 1 4 —Lancaxhire and Yorkshire, 117—London and North Western, an 14—Midland, 1384 — Boot h Eastern, MI —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41—Alliance Bank, 114 p.— ern Exchange Bank 716 3 L—Merauitile and Exchange Bank, 2 11-11 1 11-16 I—Albion Marine. f d.—Enapire Marine. 3 11.16 p. Union Marine, 16-16 p. —Liverpool X &change Company. In—National Steam Companyl 3-16—ffacitic Steam Navigation Company, 964—West India an d Paden Company, 146 P. MARCHIhe. It —A tear business was dope and prices were tirm. sn.ft Bank (Liralted), 114 f 11 flg p.—Great Eastern. 46 1 i 4—Great Luxembourg, In—Great Northern A. UN 4 7—Grand Trunk of Canada. 18—Great Western, 7S 1 X / 4 1 6—lllinois Central, 624—John Brown and Co., lai p. —London awl North We-tern, lil4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 604 Metropolitan, 1171 18 171—Mexicans, 861 — Midland, 1361 4 1 I—Ditto, new M., 2 8-16 p.—New York and Brie, 34—North British, 32 11—North Staffordshire, 80—Sonth Eastern, tin 6—Tham es and Mersey Marine Insurance, 6 7-16 p. —Onion Sank, — Whilehavea Juseekn, 118—Bokkow Vaughan, 14 p. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By sucraio nutazars.) LINCOLN MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP HURDLE HAM Two miler. Harlequin, Brown Stout, Den, Patience, Adria., Vreactliere, and Diobeldrsks as here. LINOOLITSHIRE HANDIOAP. Oue mile. Steckieger. Historian, *twice, Deasybrook, Iw Mare obal, Harelip, Gownienae , Trap, Guardsmae, Gaily, Pigeon, Brows Shat, Lapidiet, Shakespeare, Walpole, Oberon, Bemuse, Forester, Idle Girl, Alpbese, 'Wild Duck, Tim Meagies, Hempel, Terror, Hecate, Nu, Gloriette, Miens& mod Gram Darlieg. TNT DAVIN - PONT BILOTNIMS AT LZEDS.—Yester day erasing the Brothers Davenport gave grimier at the Music Hall. Leeds. A committee, oonsisting of Dr. Samuel Smith and Kr. Jessup, of the Leeds Infirmary. was ap pointed to see that DO lojury was done to the wrists of the brothers ; and two gentlemen connected with the Engineer Volunteers were selected to tie the ropes. The cabioet, newly prepared for the occasion, was upon the orchestra, and for some cen iddenible time the engineers were employed in Meting the tepee to be need. At length the brothers were tied, a nd first to complain was William Davenport; upon which considerable uproar arms. Dr. Smith certified that they had not bees harshly or radely used, sad that they ought to go through their performance or exhibition as announced. The sadism , ' demanded that the exhibition should proceed, when Dr. Femmes stepped forward, and Meted that William Dame port had been too tightly boned. Subsequently there was a tremendous display of popular feeling, no iristrnmenta which form a part of the paraphernalia of the brothers were destroyed, and the cabinet wan pitched over the orchestra into the hod of the room. Afterwards, in spite of the remonetriumoss ai gentle men on the platform, the cabinet was smashed to atom. The Davenpriets bed as soon as the distarbasce began, 1 leaving Mr. Feltner as their represeetative. The police . afterwards entered the hall ; the lights were turned doers, and many gentlemen carried away relics of the "spiritual" , *operetta A WOMAN KILL= BY MIR Hrismarro.—Yesterday : (Friday), shortly after soon, a deplorable oceurreeee took I place in Fairhurst-street, Cheapside, Liverpool. It appears ' that a labourer aimed Thomas Aswan, about tO years , of age, was taking dinner with his wife, when an alteration aroae between them relative to the wife basin pawned a paomug. The hominid became exasperated, sad 12 his passion, struck Mrs. Anwell a violent blow with his fiat be neath one of her ears. The woman fell, and It moo bemuse apparent to the hatband that be had iofiieted serious (okay to Ids wife. He at mos proceeded to the sweet hospital for a 'ergo°, but on his return to his residence he fossil his wife dead. Arleen, who exhibited much sorrow for I what bad taken place, wee at ease takes into custody. 1 A SUPPLY OF 00AL.—An Illinois orator says our coal fields are more extensive than soy ether no the globs. Of the 57,000 square miles of our territory, 35.000 wonanassisid with cool of se av e rage___ thiasen of no feet, led =Ma to b 6 worth 500 Mom of dollar', a sum coo with which all the debts of the world On but 1 pocket change. He tinniest the coal of Illinois equal to j 1,100 cubic miles. It would last, with she increased on ounption comequest epee increased manufactures. Mi nsk kc., 500.000 ysars. He thought the coal fislcia gave es sees indications as to how keg the world would lot. If amt. be& a house sad placed within it provisoes and tad for 10 ymrs, ft inn • pretty good indication that he expected to li ra in it that length el Uri. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) - - _ The fortnightly settlement having commenced, there are few dealings in British mining shares„ and prices, with one or two exceptions, are ql= the same as yesterday. East Grenville shares are rather flatter, at St to 1, and East Caro Brea at 52 to 6 ; Wheal Beton are quoted 195 to 19'3 • Great For , 34} to 35 ; East Russell, 4 to ; Gres; Lssy, 17 18} ; Great North Laxey, 3 to Wheal Grenville, 21 to & ; Wheal Union, 12s. ed. to 15s. ; Clifford Amalgamated, 30 to ft; South Condurrow, 2to ; East Lovell, 14 to f ; and East Caradon, 14 to 15. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, and prices exhibit no variation. The subjoined weekly report, on the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelezen and North : • The metal market is quite devoid of interest; business is extremely quiet, shippers and operators using the greatest caution in their purcksses. Priem with few exceptions, have undergone no alteration of importance. hoe-Weak bars remain very quiet. prices tending in buyers' favour. We quote 61. sa. to 61. 10s. per ton. f.0.b., Wales, and at corresponding pram here. Staffordshire iron without change ; trade very dull, all waiting the result of the eon teroated lockout. Scotch pig iron gradually advanced to 50e. 9d. cash, and 51s. one month, bat his receded again to 50a. 3d. cash, sad 50s. 6d. one month. Copper-Then is hardly anything new to business very dull. English manufactured, from wit to 941. ; beet Detect, 880. • tough, 861. Ws. ; Burrs. 901. Eapulds, 92/.; Wallaroo, ' 881. Chili is &Rarer : paresis fm arrival have been done at Sit. 10s., and now this price is re fined, sod 821. demanded. Tin- 'the market remainsdall, small sales have been made In Straits at Kt, and anis:go lot reported at 8.131. 10e. Banos, in small lots, at 971. Tbse Dutch market is steady at 571. English sell slowly, under official quotations. Tin-plates are in somewhat better demand, prices unchanged. Lead -N o fresh feature to report, basin/we quiet. Spelter-Priree ore some what easier, and holden MOTs willinig to sell in •nthigatisn of the re-opening of the navigation in Hamburg. We quote spot, 181. Va. to 191.; and spend breads eery from 191. 24. 6d. to 191. ss. °snood parade are quite neglected ; prices quite nominal, 19i. se. to 191. 10s. COMMERCIAL AND MARFETB. - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) ILSOTILTO AND nirmamAnomAL TILIORAFIL (rmom ona ows oammwommgmr.) The market coaxal:tuft to Wapiove, and to-daT there Om base a good demand at steady ptioss. Balsa will pxubably foot up 10;000 balm TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stesdy. Town tallow hi quoted. 41.. 3d.; wet cash ; Pe t Y.O. oe the gat, 40s. 6d. ; March. 40s. 3d. to 40s. ; June, 41s. to 41s. ; October te Deoember, 42e. MARKEY AVIVIUGES. —Town tallow 435. 9d. • tut by ditto, 2s. ; yellow Russian, ; meltedstaff. 32e. 131. ; rough ditto, 18e. ; tallow greens, 19a. ; good - . SMITHFIELD HAY M.ARKET.---ITHIS HA Y.) /bent Harvey and Easton report tmde at LS follow ing prices:—Prima bay from 96a. to 110 a. Prune clever. old, 110 a. to 130 a. Straw, Va. so 34a. COVENT GIRDEN.--(THIS D4Y.I Owing to the severity of the weather, supplies of many things have been but limited, and some description% of pro duce are in consequence much dearer this week thpn they were last. Peers are coasts* to Bourne fiance. Ns Ilas Yearis, Fester Beane, led one or two other,. ripples of good quality are tolerably pleatifal. Grapes Aro also still •naloisot for the &mud. Kant oohs fetch from 70s. to 130 s. per 10011 n. Walnuts are plentiful, and oranges are abundant sad cheap. Seakale, asparagus, rbabarb. green prise, mid forced kidney beans may now be had ; and of materials for salads • fresh supply is obtained daily from Paris. Lemons fetch from ss. to Bs. per I On. New potatoes realise 6d. to M. per lb. Flowers chi. fkr meant of erehids, heaths, tulips, hyacinths, Mises° primula; azaleas, camellias, mignonette, and roses. Pine apples, per lb.. Os W 101 Grapes, per lb., Bt to Ps Pure. per doz., Is Od to Ss Apples, per were, is Od to U Onuages, per 100, IA tole Lemma. per leO,A• to gn Se* cob, per 10010, la sOe Braa per beebel, 16a Alaboods, du., 18s to 204 Cobbs," perdou, Is Od ii)3a French Brazes, per 100. ft to la Asparagus, per 100, 101 to Us small do. Is 31 tots tal Pantos% York Itarouto, per too, 100 s to 114, rto. 70a to 75s Flakes. Mt to 140 s Ca.rrota, per bunch, 6d to la Tarotpa, per b ac unch. al kr la Cocambikrs, sk, to to as beet,per dos... 11 &l to 'ls Shallots, per lb., &I Garlic, per lb , 8d Lettuce., per do:, II el to Is Osaka*, per punaet, Is 041088 Itndlve, per poor, Is to told Artichokes, p. doa ea to la Horseradish, p. belle., Led Mushrooms, p.pett., is tots NI I Parsley, per 12 bunches, 3eWY Bab', per base& &I Tsomo ROMIPIS. The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom sanoanted. for the we* *siting the 18th of February, or. ILBOO in.:es to 657,2121., sod fur the corresponding week of last year , os 11,460 miles, to 540,2931, showing an increase of 340 miles, and of 16.9131. in the receipts. The V C " recebre on the following 14 railways arcuated in the ' , Ornate. oo 8.297 m iles, to 451,7991.. sad for tare corresponding week of 1864, on 8,015 mire, to 437,8281., showing an increase of 256 miles, and 13,971!. is the receipts. The inmates on the Caledonne amounted to 1.521/. ; oa the Great Fasters to 1,2561.; on the Great Northern to 8691. ; on the Great Southern and Wasters to 212/4 os the Greet Western to 2,9871.; on the Lancashire sad Yorkshire to 315/. ; on the Lambs and North Waters Is 2,579/. ; oa the London and Brighton to XV. ; ea the London awl 8-.uth Western to 638/. ; on the Man chester, Sheffield, sad Lisooloshiss to 7881.. oa Uwe Midland to ; es the North British to 2171.; as the North Eastern to 1,2961. ,• sad oa th i South Eaters to GIL ; toted, 15,971/. The rode sad mineral testae au those lire amounted to 287,8511., end fee the aorreepoodia_ it week of 1864 to 270,0121.. showing as insoles of 17,839/. The receipts for pasessiess„ parcos, Le., entoneted to 165,948/. asst 167,8161.. showing • dowser rd 1,8694 The tuft reselpte en 96 Other linos soloontod. on 3,499 mar, to 103,413 L sad for the coraspondir week of last year, on 3,415 radar to 102.471.1., showing es Wares of 84 ries and 9421 is the oessipts. The total reosipts of the per week raw a dealer of 14,1684 as respond wits those of the pa ceding week ending the Ilth fist. Mr. Clarke solkiter, of Liverpool, and reisber of re Town Geweir, lr Ines siesied .stay of the llosesatilo kiwis. &Mos Amosistion sad of lie raw mitre el She earl lifer Con .1 s _1