The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-28 00:00:00

boat, , mod km eves Elven db.:otiose ix lb* pertly elm. backs it tbs Gatos OW* orlikt airy ban ben pit by BMA sod Wan ships gists tits 2441 t Nomebor. SO iimMt treaty 011•11 la form ml In bet •amblll mos bo Anil, bat it shows bow woabig do Mum ono w 00l my to tbo Wait bottle of their troolly brim tie do oms& aorta ore dart mil b s apolooso woroor. Time woo s meat mum dr Mem thilivooloor, ens of UM Imperial emoololoomo ode dpoil Lori Elgin 's vasty, bod bon put to dr*, bat It boo loot bout aotbootiootod. la the Shasgloi doss apporsonsupsilsels OM VAS*, at rear tossiag assigorn and Ihnolms. sag to raise orbs mos, the Chia," by Wake lair Sakes% sad stbarniss lad , bgtd u larks," shall gik s Chios masa appraioa, sad whisk poshisil wal Inas oaks so as snoirsiss la [Songhai sad hs Japes, as we me won is Casks - ei cAL THE MEDITERRANEAN. MALTA, Fes. 28. The wrier steamer POlllOOl4 Captain Penn, whisk etikd es the 21M for ewe with 31 basis an bOard aad bye pamssiew, west dims maid. s w : m a i r i laa Dirnitri. is bear penehed except 16. The is the list of maim saved —James Yahoos, and win Blake Janes aid child, awl J. W. Riches. Ile folk:mai aritS errs dewed —Thomas Bette', mem; William Duff, lad eseisear . William Stakes led swim" demo' Nevem sod Joke haymaker. dielan ; JIM* D•011/41/111. steward; trams Ellie cook ; Junes Brava sad James Braes, sailors. William Polies sad Hwy Ashby, bora Camelia Pena, who temesedel the mew earamer Pomona. wee a meet seem sod merge* sighs, popular with all who keg, Na The saved mew end par mows desente his ooeduct dutaa the lest half-hour before the meal sank as most heroic. halm zed steady, he did meetly all that could be does for the enemy of k pemestere sad crew, mid refused to quit the venni WI every use else bed left is,. Commander Bargees, of H.M.S. Crew, is dead. Lieut.- neat Dunlop, deg bleutemat of Viet- Admiral Fenshawe, ie =to commander; and Mr. Kerr, eet H.M.S. rod egli, is proesoled to lieutenant. At Malta are H.M.S. Marlborough, Exmouth, Orion, CIP4M, Neptune, Victer Emmanuel, Terrible, Cadmus, Scourge, Vitprey, Cuadra., Lapwing, and Mediae. The Osprey is ordered to England to be paid off. The &verge m to go to Tangiers to relieve the Vtilture. The Cadman is expected to go t. Smyrna. The Perseverance I,ft on the 21st with the 14th Regiment for Jamaica. There appeared to be a great hurry to mad the Artillery out of England for Chios, by the Himalaya, but they Mill remain on board that MINI at Alexandria, there teeing 8.. vowel on the other side to take them on. few days ago in H.H.1. 1 Hannibal f.A. Malts. He will, attar touching at Malta, pro ceed to (Atwater, to take command there. Three si TIM lute-of-battle ships will remain at Corfu, ender the order. of Captain Stophad. of the Exmouth, who pr. coeds there in a few days. Hee Maiesty - • steamer Tartarus was paid off here a few days ego. Daring the carnival eh of her seamen had a large cams", in which they:packed themselves, with a table on their knees, and on it a capital dinner, with plenty to drink, with • stove outside to warm their coffee, and a servant Lab ind,—in fact, everything in great style; and they really appeared to enjoy themselves without imbibing too much; so they ware driven elute amidst the masquers,and pelted in the ti-sal way with the coloured bonbons, which they occasionally with great dignity replied to by throwing from their carriage I. handful al coppers for the ragamuffins to scramble for, which act was always• signal for loud and repeated cheering from the Maltese mob. 111:;hoy; too very frequently is front of the r)ffeeshop to revirtnal ship, daring which operation they always made their servant, who wao to the full dress of a oared ofgoer, take a his cocked-hat, and standing behind the carriage toes oil a tunable, of opirita. They ared to hav t =ty of reouey, and treated right and left all the bye who tot.k their hats od to them, and treated them with brownlag respect. Father Lacordaire, the newly-eleeted Academician, has published • pamphlet on the Roman question, support ing, as might be expected, the same views as the Bishop of Orleans. The Biahop of Arras has addressed • letter to the Minister for Foreign Affairs on the mine sebject. Tile. Flelleglen AND THE BUDGET.—On Monday 'testing last U., fishermen with others connected with the leering intermit at Essttuurne, met at the Industrial School, Fat Side, for the purpose of presenting a free trade move ment originstieg with their cornpesru at Yarmouth. A letter bona that town haying been read, inviting the co-operation of Mode conneetod with the Eoglish fisheries in seeking the admission of fish into the French ports duty free or at • nominal duty, It warn proposed that two delegates be lent to reprcsent the Eistbourne fishing interest in the reeetiag of del. gates in ismricti. The reesintion was carried unani mously. The It wttiourne fisbing interest have taken • step in the right diriviion. At present the fishing trade with France is virtually prohibited from the rzereeire duty levied on &Is, and sorely time can be sore opportune then the nc of s great ceintseraial treaty, to obtain • remedy for this state of tkiage.:"We Mortify wish Ih• Yarmouth project encase.- owyes Agtverti.er. DEATH OY AN EIIINILMT POLISH EXILE, MR. (7t'. 911 , KIEWIcZ.—The Polish esagratiott and Poland have AM sustained a very palatal loos. Mr. Charles Fienti wo a, a dietlagsteleoll Pedal. poet and historian, died • nle in Pane on the 7th isetant, in the 68th year of hie Nce . Wien t ming his stelae had already acquired • renown for his t. auti,ul pew, sad particulerly for his **edict tranelation, an rt. at, of Sir Walter Scott's " Lady of the Is Pol.nd Prince Adam Czartaeydri had madded to him It. dire lion of the celebrated aad rich library, as *4 the Delo nal cnlketions In his country palace, Palawy. In It. eininrstiou he wee, sit it 11,411., thesesl of it. Polish Hie.,io el Society. establiehed by the las J. C. lewercewics, the labours of which bare brought about the f o undation of the Polish Pablie Library, situated at No. 6, (loaf d'Orlesne, Paris. The milightened and patriotic actirry of Hr. Sioblierries during the thirty year. of hi. exile w e e chiefly signalised by Wpublication of the 1 . ..11.h joursal, "The Chronicle," "The Historical He • and " I he linumical Tremont'," in the last of which marl found historic.' cl.iceunesta have bees eashrined with a see istalleen••• Among noisy esterpriees uadertaln's by lum, ere nosy natation the p•riartual funeral Novice at Moat arirenty t.r the repo, of the souls of the patriotic Poles in esi!.•, the reeds/lions struck in honour el 04414.1%1 Lafayette, Puma /14. m Cautery/At. and Lord Dudley Stuart. This or- ne in which be wee held, and the regret st the loss of se puod a Pole were illustrated by • hiree number of Ms court hymen, including the venerable Prise, Czartory.ki and his sow, who accorapeni.d hie remains to their last restiag place. The .tereered left a widow and throw sots, use of whom is an ottl-.r Is the heirdisias srroy, and the two other are pru airy so Pee lawawarable literary career. AlecetlL4T'S LLGAL - If vou gave Canter • Weal base, he canstruoted you, with sosrriag rer t..aity, • lionming-bird or as elephant. It you h.,* Manually a camel pump from a letter, he would divine, with straw pre, Woe, the ciresinstaeces of that let , r , the oc• Awes of its ve,litikt, the T.• 4011 of I. patio-41ton or sot pu...lication, the erg in which the writer was cossetted with some grog coat .4 the lime, MA in which the lorar bore ! as the: rent. But hi. jedgmeat of the chancier of the assn. character of the event, was another matter alto. gild, end mined a different order of Awake, with white we se. tilt now eon...est./. If we VIM to peek a rival to %kraut.? is this walker province of elair sod vngent rimming from feet A to fact X, imparting to coarctur• lora, of truth, we should probably had him tether among lawyers than writers. In tenth, the histories always retained, sad to his great adventega meaty t f the mental habits as well as many of the tastes mid joyous ?Pent:wages of the bar. He was at once the most I'alsysn and meet 1011•011 is 9f kiltelild iscpirtre. When hr entered the a , '" of costrollifq, you sight daub whether he bed sail hi. *nurse in the Senate Home of Casabridre or the A.. se C..urt of Lae aster. We may emus , (ea Coke ••• trim.d. Leos 1-effetely, of Neon) that hod he saly stark to the law he would have aside • gnat lawyer. But it id open to dwell whether, Se • page, ha would have doz.- more of ser vice by the marvellous timidity with which be would have drawn out a series of eirrumetestkil evidence before a jury, or may berm I.y his teadetcy to Seam the various amelder ✓ime stessmiiag • rem Armed awe rate maternity wish his awn Pet amnplete and too vivid ideal of that esse.—Orre d: Maya:use. kr Hatch. JOVRISEYNEN TAILoR'. 11FNEVOLENT INuTITILY- Ti..4.—Tlw anneal and g• a. nil IN4Vitlift of the direr'oes end ✓obeeribere of Ibis itielligwa wee held ee.p. e d ay , e t t h e .. 111, . 12, Sechrille-stniel. PkeeAdly Mr. Puller& of St. James.-street, is the clmw. The balsam.shret slated that the anneal eaboeriptese sad destorknoe emnitered to the eabeariptioao et mesas& dinner to 6781. 131.: the ruiew:tiptboa. et journeymen's dieser to 220/. 71.; sad the letenat us inv.etel capita/. 1517!. 4s, 14, The amount of metered eepirel is riven a. 18.7171. Ilk. Id, The export wee receivedisad adopted ; after which thanks werovoted tattle tornetitur and the lli•er. for the past year, earl they were unutininnaly re • elected. The number of inmates woe stated to l• 120 seen sod acmes, who weir. pensions to the sato of . 16.. each. Fare oddlieeel teeaioaers were elected Is the moue of the day, end the bantam terminated 1a the meal menser. Tux Mxmatt DV Wgtyt i BAupok_Nowitk. ftefelfil t reef 'seeder of the polies, tbs solution of the leysinfous Sesteder of William Rands, et Camber, sear WM. I beim, flusea, mesas es distant ea ever. Last work a rasa lame Witi4m dtredwick we. brought op at this tows•hall et Whrheisre, charred with betas caserned is lb. murder. lee only *video. odered agorae him wOW el abut the tow of the rou.d. r be pr.i.eated hirer!, at his lodides. with livery et terse• .. of b.r.og hoes enraged io • atruirde. He ern offend at tho aame iliao two duplicate tickets of watched far ear ex .4. The rumor was diacharwed we that charge , tut wee ofterwerds apprebesded fie nuipitim of arealion the aerhos. finveinmeut ha. offared a reward of lOtb. to say perms rho .ball sl o e rw h infonuatlou as shall lead to the ..%twy of the 1,1 , 1 f d• 'IT of murderous, and Sir George Lawie w,!I *dare the snot of her Majesty's Sr. pardon to any arcOmpliee o•. 1 twist thai person who actually ommiited Ma louder whi, 4,01 ova such infortostlos es shall Ind to vestalt.— lid:, rte. . . Ins Calcutta Es t i/is/owls declares that the recent Importstisa of .4.pban.. fr• I:. hoe Wae most d moo from. to in. proviwe. Ti. elephants ate vented to Aran nib r, and .bsit atmen.:e has waged an extr►ordinary diali votioa la the rattly. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1860. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. gm DAT.) (11ohn tbs John Edger, 37. sad Ahroli.lhorr, Parsras.) 31. mull= with wan 11.4 la phi, -A sear sessior, altogether to 2161.. the propel, Infir = d Mr. Cale sod lir. Deasy Ile pow make. The prime IMMO =ly lb. lid# la lir. , Mos" Mr was a 'Bollard by Werke el Ws ara adedwrs of rewera, odor the hate. fre dram roam :-11 sowed that Ph. Zoilosti, a eater of hired rewase, eeos • pestles al the ..se mod by ths weerauwat Oneltewhows, Old Drovi-ermara. sad ths alb mew of the 16th al homey the maw he ram bles yam LS ley Nu is ma boa ask Is aa~ la hie else, sad aa the Mewing werstag It wow seal that ths Lek et dr phoned had bra tared ord the ado awl fts releases were goer The_ jperoaar lager 111111111.11 or, sad die ether mo w , Near. a Awe wither, la dr of wareetors fee gewrwatall verb, Si gej tjake, awl they had both bra et Vert et ldr. Rabat's Win ahortiello a re the many woo rumbled, and It was the. ware herr die alias Ow Barrd had rotrgifthay twoaaaria ll =at alimali t i lb. the art they wen rhea he. (weedy, bat the midair wee stet 'loftier le Hai the Warp mil they wee dr ained. • retwed of 604 was ten awl he re delsodaa off We offeadar• sad • eaters .e. awes reward art rated that ea the Wait et the robbery he task two sea with an Ina seem tooma the asiglreathsed af Old Nread-rwat, lad awe berg dem the We plasm be at was iduallied thera se time ma, ami sail that be drove thesa to a plus ailed Ilkshge-sam. Biaroalway, wbure 714 pr resided, sail whore be sad Steen get out of w eab, Odder the ire ado via the.. The widows W she adorn was waleriolly twalnsed by that ef Mr. Pier, ths loodbed of the Marlborough Heed public-boom i. Mersgsgehrerweet which was to the effect that at the time mratisioill us lan, be saw the prisoners in thecab at his house, and went away together. The prisoners. upon this adder widows brag °blabbed, were again taken into custody, earl up= the officer going to make a search at Idger's hoses, Ms wife handed blip • box which contained 67 wesselozw, which was about half the =oast of gold that was stolen, sad 11. Be. Bd. in copper, among which were a great many fiwthbage, 11. 11e. in half pence end farthings having been Moto. Thera were • great many witnesses examined for the pro secution, and the principal defence that appeared to be relied upqn for the prisoners was that the cabmen was mistaken as to their identity, and the learned counsel, in addressing the jury for the defence, commented strongly upon the het that the tubules' had rid nothing apes the subject until after the reward was offered . The case was proceeding when we went to prole. ILECTIOl! 0011011TIAS&—(rare DAY,) WITMOIJTH. On the memaisilai of the committee, - - - - Fir P. Bide enassw — nd dist it wu not the intention of the lopi *Mews of the *Alai ambers to call evident*, sail the MN of the petitioners Mobs been lortnally OXII• pisted, by peados In sintedunweatery evldenos, Mt. ilerjeent Pigott proceeded to sun op the eridenoe on the put of the petitioners. The decidon of the committee is expected to be given this afteenson. The committee met at 12 o'clock to consider their ds dice. They were still in deliberation at the time of oar going to Pear• LONDON, TILBUIT, AND SOUTHEND HAILWAL-(THIS DAL) This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of tin above MOWRY WHO bell at the London Tavern Mr. J. N. Dolor:c.c.s, chaireass d the bosrd d direceoin la the chair. The line is leased at a end reunite Messrs. Paco, Bracey, and Bette, and the MIMS meant naderod _by them shows that the receipts of tin bat/yew intenat to =MM. 6s. and the expenditure to 17,11A1. lla Id., leant( a bassos of 16,0161. 15e. 6d. At the period of the pre none year the receipts wers u ri2ers. 94 , the expenditure was 20,9621. 6s. 4d., end the helms 14,7621. 10s. sd. The baleen of the present somemt is, therefore, 1,3441. lie. id. son than in 1838. The Castilla', Is mewls, the adoption of the report, observed that the totem he the halt-year were highly sansfastrey, lasannolk as they showed the largest receipts the Um bad ever gained la a single half-year. The result Ins ben obtained astir adverse otroonwernosa, because the owes bad not been particularly good. The new town at Southend was likely to prove non prodltahla than had be.. anticipated. Nearly one hundred Louses were in the course of oompleUon, end there was no doubt that they would readily let. Mr. JO4IAH WILAON seconded the motion. The CHAIRMAN, in reply to questing, stated that then was no prospect of the Thanes Have Docks bit canted out nor war there any hope of such a work Wag at Southend. The permanent way wee m exedlest con dition. The report wait adopted, and Mr. So imbez7, T s = re auditor, haring bass -elected, the Fooled/Jags with a rote of awake to the elterieso. NORFOLK RALLWAT.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the half-yearly meeting wan held at the London Tavern ; Mr. 0. P. BIDDIR, chairmen of the board of directors, prodding. The statement of accounts furnished by the Beaters Counties shows a balance of 47,9141. 11s. 9d. as this company's Pro tion of the earnings of the ado:lead Le r for the past half-year. This socoant was not, however, accepted by the directors ea representing the correct earn doe, to this company. The balance available for dividend amounted to 18,9361. Oa. lid., which admitted of a dividend of 11. 17s. 6d. per cent. on the ordinary consolidated stock of the ocmputy, and left a balance of 2481. 2a. 2d. to be car ried to_the next account. TheDHAlFtxr.s in moving the adoption of the report, commented upon t h e stationary character of the traftio, which be attributed to the management of the Eastern Counties. That management, he contended, was adverse to the Norfolk interests, and be insisted that the traflo of the Norfolk die ' tracts bad not been fairly developed. In fact there was a strong presumption that it had been designedly neg lected. He had deprecated referring the dispute to Chan cery, and bad proposed arbitration; but, he regretted to say, this proposal had been rejected by the Hearers Counties. Hence the commencement of litigation, but in the end he believed the Norfolk Company would suc ceed. Adverting to the proposed amalgamation of the amo dated complain, he declared that union more con olliatoryireounsela prevailed at the Eastern Conn ties board he was afraid there was no prospect that the amalgamation could be carried out so far as the Norfolk was concerned. He hoped, however, that ere long • better spirit would animate the Eastern Counties board, and then by means of mutual tonne shoe the terms of • final union might be agreed upon. He considered that the prindpal error of the Eastern Coom be, management was that they had adopted a uniform rats of charge., which, though it appeared right abstractedly, could never be practically carried out without • loss of revenue. It would not do, for example, to charge the same rata from London to Greenwich that was charged from London to Dover; or the same rate from Lon don to Richmond that was charged from London to South ampton. He believed that if • wiser system of management were adopted the ease:laced companies would now be receiv ing at lent 4 per oat. After some coneiderabie diaeortion the report was adopted, the divides(' declared, and the retiring directors and auditors re-elected. NORTHERN COUNTIES UNION RAILWAY. (THIS DAL) This afternoon the half/early meeting was held at the London Tesoro, Mr. Morino in the chair. The report of the directors, declaring a final dividend of Is. per share, leaving a balance in their hands of 6001. to meet outstanding ltabilUie•, wee adopted. Nominally the company remain In existence to avoid the expense of winding up under the act ; but it was intimaiod that, as there would be no farther funds to divide or beelines to transact, the present will be the last meeting. ii: II I% al it r. a K Il 11 Kt 1 SH4RII L1828,-711113 DA). Two clOrictur. The !away share market to-day is very arm, with a decidedly upward tesdessy. Most of the Wa in stocks are quoted better than at the elem. yesterday, after making allowance for the eiroaa etance that the prices are now quoted for the new account (middle of March). South Eastern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, London and North Western, and Eastern Counties stooks exhibit a marked improvement. London and North Western stock is now quoted 991 to 100/ ; Great Western, 701 to 1; Midland, 1091 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1011 to f ; Great Northern, 110 to 111'; South &Men, 119 to 1; Rasters Counties, 4 674 67t to 681; and London and Beath Western, 91 991. Lombardo-Wadden to Railway shares are slightly firmer, at If to If prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is rather more inquired for. OILDISAILY SRAM. AND 550015. II- I 1.4 - I a•IaTAIL I cl ir i s r ierZ i r Itris'ar Imo' mi ii 1 tit la 1 1 NI 11 11 ra lei 114 1 1 011 111 fit M t TOl - - Osi Bpi fu Ile eel RI 111 De lei Lie lit n 8 10 40 41 31 14 Om lot 1001 IT VV 9i 109 ii ii Ift 111 :1 u, 1. 414 47 • 761 104 14 9 94 Si Si dis US TN TO MI oia 103 i *llOl “1 i ii 5 it 841 87 48 49 4 8 Ow 42 44 84 814 48 10 70 71 8 II n 87 n . - 8 1 51 13 108 IL P ` Et a to:ix 14.111 76.0(6 11.111D1512 POINDOBIONIL lb. Itti 1 IwN.llll. I aid" . allin is 1.41. lig 1 • slassa . 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NO Lobabol% llbar.4 ter Nil. ea liakillt .. ui M au tame. kkatal.a7Z•lii e a t i . aR. we,* • Nam !t li at pi BesitasCle NA) is 90 01 US■awartit *wistarias ="al we awaits Uesiali* .. 1 1 poi 61 an i ll ) Cra i Sabana I 7.7 a la Ilialen - 11l 61 60 an 6 per 606.161 115 an 1W66 • w . 6 0. 1 11.61N0. as al.) lit IN lepar. i Nip 881WIlalibuia. = 135 IS7 115. all atIMITNY/119 1199 all Mr. T. Derma 114 IN n as gam stialaionta:ifi. lot nt ms. to wi g ua lui rre7:l74V 16 90 93 9.1 to, a• taraimaaa sul kitli; T 6 IN DIMUITUILIII STOOK& I Pa I I ft. ft. tleaft.4p.stjaella EY ft. Solfoftlip..s.Mart &pi. ft. 1.180. 4 p.d..fts.a Job ft. Oct.Wera,ft.ftp.el. ft. lIR fteleili X. Mak 4p. si. 4 114 $7 4 11 ISO 91 14 111 D0.40.a.140f. Ws 101 11t. lOW a WOOllOOll6 IOU BC [waow dt.Eathsalas.. llO 00. Visions 10 Do.llew II ill. MONEY MARKBI.--21118 DA l'. T►o dace'. The funds to-day are quiet at yesterday's closing quotations. Little busineas is going forward, atten tion being principally directed to the pending set tlement in the share market. British railway stocks continue buoyant. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bonne hare not come forward, the communication being inter ,rupted by the storms. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 is firm, at 104 to I. Consols are officially marked 944 and 1, both for money and the account. Tke present quotations are 944 buyers for cub, and oq to for the Bth of March. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 230, 2291, and 231 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 961 and 96; the New Three per Cents., at 95 and 931; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869, at 1041; the Five per Cent. enfaced rupee paper, at 981; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 104 . ; and Exchequer Bills, at 234. to 26e. prem. Turkish stocks are rather better : the Loan of 1854 is quoted 791 to 1, and that of 1858, 68 to 1. Mexican Bonds are well supported, at the im provement which took plaos yesterday afternoon. Bales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Six per Cents., 82 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221, 22 ; ditto for account, 22k ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 944 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 66; Sardinian Five per Cents., 851; Spanish Three per Cents., 444; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 791; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 661, 661; ditto for aocoant, 661, 661. Ocean Marine Insurance shares are in demand, and have risen to 21 to 3 prem. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian Metallica declined 1 per oent. Advices from Vienna confirm the statement that the Austrian government, having by the fraudulent over-issue of the National Loan, shut the legitimate money market against it, is now contemplating . as appeal to the gambling propensities of the nation. A " lottery loan" of two hundred millions of florins (nominally 20,000,0001. sterling) is talked of. The amount of bar gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was 15,0001. The Asia hu arrived from New York with 92,00 W. in specie, being a larger remittance than for some time past, and the Asterope, from Geelong, with 20,00 W. The prospectus of the " Queen's Hotel Company, Upper Norwood (limited)," has appeared. The build ing bearing that name is to be purchased and enlarged. In this instance, the proximity of the building to the Crystal Palace is held forth as a special attraction. The present proprietor is to retain a large pecu niary interest as a shareholder, and is to have a seat at the board. The proposed capital is 50,0001., in share of 101. each. Yesterday was " making-up day" in the railway share market. The preparations tor the settlement have again shown a decided preponderance ofinvest ments by the public. Consequently, with few ex ceptions, the rates of "continuation" were very moderate. The terms current at the commencement of business are shown below : London and North Western Ato 3-16 per cent. contango.: Great Weatera Ato 3.16 per eent. do. Lancaahir' e and Yorkshire -16 to 6-16 per cent. do. Berwick 3-16 to 6-16 per cent. do. Midland A to A per cent. do. York and North Midland -16 to 6-16 per cent, do. Caledonian South Eastern -16 to 6-16 per cent. do. Great Northern North British Manchester and Sheffield - - . . . . At the close the rates on London and North Western, Midland, and Great Western stocks be. came almost nominal. The rate on South Eastern stock was also lighter in the afternoon. Altogether the market hu rarely been in a more healthy state. The following is the half-yearly report of the directors of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Rail way Company, to be submitted at the meeting to morrow, 29th inst. The directors have pleasure in staling that, notwithstand ing the difficalties which the strike of lest autumn at onetime interposed, the works of the line and bridge are now so far advanced as to leave no doubt of their completion by the ap, pointid time. Ample station accommodation will be provided by the opening. whilst the coostruclion of the permanent building is pros ceded with, the plane for which bare Jamie airily occupied touch time and cam in their preparation. With a view to carry out the arrangement reported to tile peopsietors at the last half-yearly meeting, applinUon is being made to parliament in the present Witsion, for the pur pose of authorising amalgamation with the London, Brighton sad South Coast Railway Company. The shares of this com pany will, en the passing of the act, become Brighton Five pee Cent. Pittance Stock, bearing interest from the let of June next ; and the Victoria Company will be dissolved. The sanction of the shareholders will be required for this bill before it prow; and a 'pale! meeting will be called in due nurse to consider its provisions. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decreue of 4391.; and the South Eastern an increase of 3171. The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Tele graph Company is called for the 7th March, to de clare a dividend and to authorise the directors to apply for an extension of the charter. The thirteenth annual meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company (limited) is called for the 29th March, to declare a dividend. An extraordinary meeting of the London Ex change Advance Fund and Life Association is called for the 6th of March, "on special badness." The half-yearly dividend is advertised in State of Georgia Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds. MONDAY EVENING. Console, which closed on Saturday at 941 to 95 for the Bth of March, opened this morning at 94/ to . /, and closed at 941 to 3. For money the last price was 94/. Thd official business report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91/, 2,1, 1, s, 3 ; ditto, for account (Bth March), 94/, 1, /, 1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 95 3, 9 3 ; New Three per Cents., 953, 941, 953; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171; Bank Stock, 231 ; India Stock, 2213, 219, 2211 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104/, 1033; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97/ • ditto, 1859, 971. 971; the Five per Cent. " enticed" rupee paper, 981, 98; ditto, Five-and-a-Halt per Cent., 104. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 781. _ . The Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1859 declined per cent., closing at 103; to 1041. The lcd an rupee paper was steady. India, Bonds were quoted par to 4s. prem., and Exchequer Bills 244. to 27e. prem. Turkish stocks were decidedly heavy in the morn ing, owing to: the announcement that a new loan is being attempted. The Loan of 1858 was marked as low as 651, and that of 1854, 781. The closing quotations were, respectively, 1 and 1 per cent. worse than on Saturday, being 651 to 68 for the present account, and 79 to f. Mexican Bonds, after being marked as low as 211, came into de mand in the afternoon, and closed at 22 to 1, the advice, by the steamer Asia being considered favourable. Spanish Bonds were also offered in the earlier put of the day, in answer to the accounts re ceived from the Continent, where the departure of the English Channel fleet for Lisbon has excited a good deal of attention. There was scarcely any alteration to-day in the market for bank shares. Bank of New South Wales were marked 60. Peel River Land stock was quoted 1 per cent. worn. Great Ship shares have declined to 10s. 6d. to Ils. The new shares of the Victoria Dock Company were maked 1 prem. The New Canadian Loan was steady. An in stalment of 8 per cent., making 26 per cent. paid, falls due on Thursday next. The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 9-16 to 2 11-16 prem.; Universal Marine, 7 16 to 9-16 prem. ; London and Provineial Marine, to 6.16 prem.; Bank of Turkey, 1 to ot dia. ; City of London Brewery Preference, to ; prem. ; end Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway, to prem. NEW COURT. (Eakin the Coninon34;rjeant.) lilts eallaglien, 18, spinster, pleaded guilty to stealing 13 parasols, valued at 61., the property of William Travers, her master, and 'tither Gamer, 13, spinster, was indicted for reoeiring the same. Mr. Cooper prosecuted, 'and Mr. Doyle defended. It appeared that Callaghan was in the employ of the prosecutor, who is a parasol maker, Ia Holbont bare, and on the 23rd of Joinery she wee en trusted with the parasols to hake to • hones in the City, but scoordlng to her own statement she went there too late, and eke took them home, and the other prisoner perenaded her to steal the articles. The only evidence against the wiener Dame was that she had sold one of the parasols at the Jolly Weavers public hnuse, Clerkenwell, and also palmed the others at the shop of a pawnbroker in Clarkesweil. The jury ea:emitted UMW, and the court seatenoed Cal laghan to lost months' haptistimment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. iftrk,d Martha was charged before Sir Hobert Carden with attempting to stab Abraham Baton. The prisoner has been a a iurre of great annoyance to this court fur the last two or three months by bringing fictitious charges against tame persons, summoning others; he is con tinually annoyiag people, and summoning them before the Lord Mayor for committing assaults. On one or -anion he sum mope I no less than five. and-thirty persons for amanita, sad a number of witnesses swore that he wee not spsaking• word of truth, upon which all the defendant' were discharged, and be has not been allowed to take out a summons since. A short time back he gave the peasant - ir in the present ass in charge for steeling a stick, but the charge was proved to be • false one, and, ultimately, he himself got seven days' imprisonment. That, hoverer, did not lawn his propensity for quarrellinr. for on Saturday Mat he met the prosecutor in Bevis Marko, drew &clasp knits oat of his pocket, rushed at him, and attempted to stab him, but was prevented from doing so by a friend of the prosecutor, who took the knife away from him—receiving • wound in his hand in the even,. The prisoner had in his hand what sneered to be a wick osetred with string, but the officer who took him into custody took it from him and thought it rather heavy, and on examining it found it to be two stout stair rule bound tightly together with twine and which the offiosr said he had seen him carrying, fsetensd to his wrist by string, for the list Lrtaight. The prisoner denied ever having the knife In hie posses sion, and eud he carried the stick fur protection became he was always bt ing attacked by the p - usecuror, who bad, he sail, conspired with a lot of other murderers to mks his life, end several witnesses proved what he said. fir Robert said he was a very quarrelsome man and per haps others were pearly as bad ; be must be bound over in tw u in 101., sod hintatif in 201., to keep the pasta for six months. BOW-STREET. RokBERT OF MOXET AND BAINA7NUTLS DT A (LZAGYMANS iIITA NT. _ _ _ _ George Webb, late toottaas to the Rev. Emtlias Bain's, rector of St. Owner, Bloomsbury, was charged with robbing hie master. _ _ _ Tbe 14. V. Mr. Baillie stated that the priermer was reantly in his services. footman, and on the 23rd or 24th of January he left the house in order to go into the .county to recruit his health, as b. had ban ill. He still remained in wawa:. week.. Oa the 16th January tenter.. mimed three nemesia from a bag Ia which he It•opt rontribucons for a charity. 11. bad received that 3/. on the 26th December. The bag was kept la • drawer in his study. Oa the 19th of February be missed two 61. totes from the t %me drawer. He had placed the auto, there some mouths before, but could not say when be last saw them safe Afterwards he received Infatuation from which he map rad the praoner. Policeman Laatbwt, E 68, deposed that on the 20th inst., from informatioo he received, he went to a house in 13pring• gardens. where he saw the prieuer and told him he was a police ..thorr, and had come to apprehend loco for stealing two 6/. L,lee and 3/. Ia gold from hie master, and alm for stealing 21. from the croft. Hs said, '' Oh, yes ; I took It, sad am sae/sorry for it It was toy betsg in chtficulties which made me take it." Witness took biro in custody. lle suede themes statement bakes the magistrate. Mr. Mils observed that it wee tho more imperative on Ida le prosecute, as It wee trust money. Hada been hie own mosey be should not ham eared for the loss. Mr. solicitor applied ter a farther remand, to give as optortuotty at train( the note. The prionse-1 am quits willing to admit it all. Mr. Jardine—it Id rather too mach to trust to his coa -1 hisi , 21!". Tha widower was raiwaaded. A second ...barge against the ram* priawier for stealing 21. hits:ging to this eaok is Mr. ltiallies houas, wee than pro eawlei with. MARLBOROUGH.STRIIRT. ONTAINING AN IXTENeIVe Aeut MT or 00014 BY /ALL PILITEN,EJ, ittosl Mvoilte. RAIpA illerriedsih, of 4n. Brompton crescent. Stompton, wee charged helms Mr. Beedon, by Sergeant flOwerter, of Ms C Dirsioe. with obtaining by false sad trandialast tenor, II 2, Ilagmat- r eat, one dressing-ear, ode d &a baft. ose dispateh-boz, an d other articles. of the vales of 30W. Ha, the of Messrs. John Joeupl Medd sad Charlie dish, reesing.cere in ahem. Some of the property wee mothred In court by Sergeant It appears that the seetterd presented to a perms from Marrs. Newly, who took him *was gods, a cheque on Mews. Drummond far the amount of 3091. 165., sad two having • &unpicks got the eefeleve of ser pent Siterreon, who accompanied their iihnpasan. Ser geant &lento° watched the piaci, while inquiries were made at the :bank, and it being there found that the prisoner had no *Seem the sergeant took him into custody, finding property .4) the animist of at leer 6001. in his possession which he had obtained from different trades men. Sergeest Bilrer.o• &eked for a remand, with& was granted. The recovery of the prot...t, bi due to the a xerlionu of th e sere•eat, who sated with the groweet promptitude in the WORSHIP-STREET. A MERCIFUL FROSTI•CTEM. Ned& m wink 40, ws , sugel boron Ye. Manehtlel wit► rutin... wwwiteg WWltm Ltichiy, with Mkat to do grievous bodily harm. The prosecutor (whose head wee plalstersd and bandaged) said—This wont •n lodge• In the setae house with me, in Nkholl-street. dboreditch. I charged her lain eight with tbi , otiose.. but 1 bare a• desire to prosecute h•r. Mr. Manserld—Has she indicted the Injures apparent on the top of your hru t Preset:lP r —Yee, sir, hut she has a very large family, and I caret pr nerd 'canes her for their sake. Mr. Msusti,ld —Bet, man, I must know something about the fact; how was it done. with • poker? Prosisoutor—No, sir, with a knife; ►ut I will not prose cute her. Mr. Maas&l4—Was the weapon found ? Omaghle—Yea. am. Thee an two severs wounds on the Anil and one on the arm. Mr. Masahold—lndeed ! Aad this wow's, whn dove ant even attempt to account foe the 'tuba', a *apron contrition, is (*.veva'. Prosecutor—Tea, sir, I'm determined. Mr. 1160441—Then ski is very firtaasts; bat I mast Insist that her hatband saten into rscogainaos of 254 that alts keep the pace for Iwo Wanda: swathe. ---.— -Ear mos !'" _ _ -,..... _. •••-• kW• . 1 : 1 •• 1 4 i ed""ai rmiar s : —Pu42l 1• suris =1 CM NOY ENO i. Dir ria =a4 WaiM..... .1 terwer wm Pft la ' De. law Tlirls --- larmiln eo r Yagoda" Malaria balsa It ENO Min, Do. r••••=1VITA - .. t•••••••” a Wallas =illot,"1•••••••. Itt i ci a. : 72. - alwassils •1111 al reliv e W Ma ert=tr•iiiMill on• MD /Wad - 7 Notes- De ertltiii. Ds. Sall ' lm: -- ism • I. w•Wei . 7. Ilr anti pardilime ...-.- Wad. rat illMl7 Pieblis essWill*bgaill loolb dettift7eniii Mire. Woldastim, Os namd.atinie ... ed Mikelli edsod % Maks II roam Wfte wee P 137111111 1 Masi • Rasta 1 • 5.0.106. S uris Ntrtb. =II& lir PI ADAPP/A A. 6 P. c• • Po. i11p.6-- 111. Dil. 16 066•116 t.' 66.. 18, AA DA Nolt 6 p. OM. .. UAW. 4. pa = S. laraiblok, 6 pa MA. A Gloom 6p. OM. :1141a..Poik, Dyad.. 4A. • IClTosillartia% 6 perOmt. 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The mining market remains steady. Herodafoot shares have been dealt in to-day in the Stock Ex change at 28. Toe shares of the South Devon Mining Company continue In demand and are marked i prem. Shares in East Wheal Rumen, North Realms?, Stray Park, West Castle° East Rosewarne, West Stray Park, and Lady B er th a mines have also been dealt in. Linares Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 11; and 111. United Mexican have been dealt in at 2/ and 21. Great Northern Copper (South Australis), are quoted par to j prem. From Wheal Harriet Captain Williams writes (Feb. 26): —" The lode in wines sinking telow the 90 is producing m✓id stones of ors, with appowsnoes of au improvement. The lode is the stops above this level is worth 151. per f►thom; that in the middle level end worth 61. per fathom ; and that in the stopes above and below the middle level 121. per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) SQL—The largo public sales are progressing, at about prime. Relined lumps, 51s. to 635. Conn.—This article is steady. None otiered in public sale to-day. Tam.—The market is Inrotire. Fria. the same as last week. Rice coalinual in pod demand. BALTPlTRZ.—Refraction 14 sold at as. drum are dull of sale. Markets gssorany quiet to. day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market remains stoady, at tho followher primer:— Town tallow, 69a. 34 mat sash ; Patarebtarg Y.C. as tha 6.. to 60a. 34. , March, 60a. ; April to Jura, 664, 'hams," Oct. to flan., 63c, „burrs." SMITHFIELD HAY lIARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Marrs. Davis and Co. report trade steady. Priam without alerratem. Prime meadow bay, 70e. to 765. ; supaior ditto, 781. te Bba.; rowels, eds. to 00a.; clover, old, 925. Id. to to 134)..0.50. ; ditto am, second cat, 76e. to 881. ; straw, 24.. LOCAL SHALL MARIBITL layman. Vac 27 -61 es 0•402:-Orsat Wades. d 1-2."•• abit* and YorloWn. 101 mei- Lesion anti North Wears. rke - MIA. I •It•ro,11•. 'Ol.-North Caaleve. Berwick. ioSi 1-41e1MB Mows, 2W. Oa. 101.-Naik mad South Wake Bank. W.. de. dd.-Z. al Lweraoss °mow. 31101:1•1•1111. In. 27.-Tbs mwtet wan quiet at air but treprov•i esbewindysed Wood Inn. North tkaffords, WI *III 011 II: ant emus% 411014 1-Grear Wawa. ; sus as sat sionak 401 I 0-Oluo 125 - e* Ea....61. V.-TrUaki. : 4.4004 k.. 91 1-1•624 looi; ant mama. io 1111. 1 1 10 , 110010111. FEL 27.-111mkalim Ouimalsoll deck was quoted le day a* 74 760-110nalagleen ProlenomA 2/ lb, ed., toner -11021aed. lief. Inven-Oxford W sad Waverkareptoo. NI. eellere-.bropekilre Melo,. 47. ;.1, altars -10104 bawl Maal does at kip. Wiliam MYI la millsom FAT I. ACCIDENT. -Lut evening a fatal accident took plan at the fsotory of Messrs. Learmcntk and Roberts, Mather-dressers in Swan-greet, Bermondesy, by which M r . Thorn.. the principal engineer, lost bit life. It appeared that the deeemed was mewing to go to his tee, when he fell pulpwood to be In a lit) amongst the machinery, and wee instantly mashed to death. The istelligesoe of the mesa rholy securresee oreeled a feeling of n;nolt commiserstion, as the deceased woe noel reeported in Use seighbourhood. A correspondent of the Bombay 'lmes deseribes the hillier; of s tiger by strychnine. Toe tiger infested some low usderurowth st the bottom of hie garden. sad be re solved to destroy It. He therefore took a buffalo recently WWI by the tiger, and strewed a quantity of stylobates to the bitten flesb. The tiger slime, ate as usual, and died im mediately. ■o. I db. OOLONIAL GOVIJUII .. VATIVA I 11 3 Of .. Ds. Ipa m sarill Mar UM . 113 11l a. •••• ... IM.II per emu N. 6662.... 1001 1001 ob. IS r : Ms IM 100 ILO O I .. 1 fa t 00100 1 1: 0 IV In 1 1 1 0 ' M. Cum" 1 :6 4 t0 .. WI 1.. Ut ..81, 11.6 fit 02 12 : : ,D 0.4116. 0 60.62r.0).4 km 1111 112 BRFTIPH igtli V& MOM. MI Condos 11.WIrmilturel •lesiabbse tet.k aye *rem death (I.W.Al6ad I O. Wit. Tor t Grovilki Brod'. toot Inapt= Downs . ••• Sank Dons V U Lima mini WWI lambda* ILa.. • 4. 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