The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-21 00:00:00

MONNE"' LAW INTELLIGKNCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF 0011IXON PULLS. m ie at NW Prigs is Loadon.—illefore Mr. Juan Myles ea • OOMIKIII Jary.) Inn AND W V. rinstre—ac tor 01 was as sodas to rums durum fee isjariss las *A by ale phistille s t s m oalires ivie r a thltruened is the Vt. 11.8."1"1 fee the pleisti d eieesaLMr. ...my., CIO, sad Mr. Bernsei, kw the witam e wu • usher el pentathektaw aad hi Nam attilitial noun. The defendant ma • liersad yl oo yar Lentah-town. Between 6 sad 71. the even- LTi o Sled was driviag hie wife awl saother-in-lass in • , : 0 .ret21 .. j ai vas tuning front Pentorplass tate tha whir Me on cease is candor with i n ii OA drives by the defeadrat pleistiff: o '7 l - • poi dal Makes by bi t . seridest. an Mrs. Rya& Who arca sad au ism XL lobo Bytes said that the parMea ootoo di as t o l b, m ot where the rabies eennw4 bat ikey wool I. „,siss du The widens* was that one party was o j ot awes or feu mass ea hoer, wed the other mix or ;, -- eei nem hni diffsred as to white cart it o n Vat war rein at ths slant pass. They also difhwed to dotr as lad wh party ens in flk oc as s M odueom wesid, they eta. oat where, &wag He y, aa T i o pay team • readied for the defeadeat. COURT OF 11X0HEQUIER. pie al lad Prime a GittildteL—(llefere the Lad CbJd Boren Palled and s Owls' •True.) weam e. aesiorrami AND mania. • 1 , as s s seigooridelt er brew&lg s i on ewifo et a laws s o whet eisruPieldeed and y, the eirriere, Le woes in owerpowe Irving ler leg co m b, the otot al their servesto, resew* a Is le el wake bow a van is Greehere•eiresik the jury, sot wig obis to ogree, ewe Wiwi ep, wad ha d sot boo laerelod it the Use the mat rent bad skit w oo s roe owed, sad the twelfth dated that On wow Probikalit 01 lb =asks. Ira mesa • bop that thoPeWal wake et ite dew. Th. defeete' mildew to lake their so d they were ell wesquently leaked up, bat after v b s j o spet eetwidereble tiner, they aims into court and pee ND mita for the pleintiff. Doles. 501. 00ITRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) =limns V. ONITIVTIND. Is this ems a sew trials to be moored for at the bow* in t obialryadl, the respoodeat • bat at the request of Kr. ftde. ea Wolf of Kr. Resrldea, Q.C., who wee usavoid 404rmi, the epplicettee was posipossed till next week. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Bow.SrHRET. PAM= MN • CAB Q TIES BTRW. wows Horria, who said be wee • carpenter, sad pave sa Mame which cm isq=l . , fond to be hkee, but ofterema pm kis tree which was at Luddik, end Times Cooper, lasaroarmaa, who refried his address, Im o Mond with sled* from • gab in the street, • Paleley deeded • elk diem thed at 204, the property of Mies AseisOdiegtes, Ac 11, Bedfordequeze. Pelleserwmant krol, F 15, stated—Abed 9ddeokon ths right of Saturday, the 4th Febreary, I was es duty is Liege" ie exemay with Polies-coastable Kerley, F IW, denes my the two prisonthe end two other s = beds Ilt. NrArtiewlass. At the corner of the Omer Huth west into the shop of Yr. Beec i ta l tisk a pared from under hie oath and 1 1 1:11 414 e Islam f Led followed him, sad the foreman, Nag stediegbehind Herr* banded the mod over to ma I lend that it amtathed • minable Paisley shawl. The hems had asked him whose it ma, sad be said it =hi mother " Yrs. Barrie,"—(a laugh}—and to lived is Newgdrest, Covent-garden, having just sensed from Lambeth : Bat when I asked him where he piths aid, he mid. A mass gsire it to me to paws." I irk him to the Maths where I was informed by the impeder es duty that a lady had just Width mike s complaint that she had lost a paned rcetrisiag • valuable shawl and dries, from a orb. I then loft the Member in custody, and west in .earth of the other am Lewin their halite and their haunts, I had no Meshy is lading the.. They were drinking together le almblisthele is hisemetrest, Leimeter•equare. I law theme budding about his matpeekets. They all began to to, het I caught Cooper, stopped him, and shoved him miler a piney, where marched him and found is hi pease • esir of eels seed • peed lace, produced. sid it wags peeled • pawnbrokers &Whale. The War aired to • deem pledged in Prineeedreet, far 11. 10s. I asked him whose thus it ws lie and mid "It wee his old weseses." I irk him be datimithouse. lis deme prothessi by the pawnitroker. Melanie Ceilingtera identified the shawl and dame se hthmmety. The cuffs sad lam had been added to the them. [the mimed the shawl sad dram from • sib whisk the had lit wathn for her at the comer of fienthamplogi Steed sad Haides-lane ji ir rs h e il o ie she dolled to make ems pesethass at • chemist's them The shawl' wee meth shed 15 guises* and the more than 51. The mimes were committed far trial. CLERIONWELL. STAMM • BIIOIIIEIVM-LAR. WOW' Bark, aged 25, a general labourer, who gave his mikes Na Rmsell-place, Little Corametrest, was pled tithe f elon's dock on remand sad charged Wore tale Dlysecort with feloniously cutting end wounding ham Red, his brother-th-law, with a knife, at 15,11theel1- piss, OS Paean^ with intent to murder him. It. Lewis, sea., appeared on behalf of the primmer. The isempiainsat, a young man shunt 21 year of me, who Vowed to have entlined • ir m t e deal from th e injuries la thed on him, sod who was brough t direct from the Royal thee Hospital, Gray's•inn-road, give evideces, said. on thing secen—l do sot met to prime the chirp harshly' *id the primmer, as be is mylouther.th•law, sad I wee semi to Wane la the matter as he was. • I* Lisle asked if after what the whams had stated the megistrehe would not deal summarily with ths prisoner the cowmen smolt, and not send him far trial on the swims me of attempted murder. It. D'ilyersurt said be should send the prisoner for trial ft the felony. The use of the katfir was getting too corn ass, red if meths oboe to nee knives they mast pat up with the consequeord This was • serious matter, se the ethertueste men had seemly lost his life, and then the pri mer would have been charged with murder. The Mame continued aad said—About half-past 11 Mirth ea the night of Saturday, the 20th nit., I went into the Takeo* Arms to have something to drink. I dunk with the prisoner, who was the Irons for liquor. sad eflumerds we began larking. When we were outride we leer to wreath end I knocked the prisoner down. I MA, You ere not man enough for me," sad then we began sad afterwards we fought. I think he kicked me, eel third kw. I then went home, and after • time the Cram sad mated to be friends with me. I told ime the room or I should hit him with the broom. and es he cum towards me I mode a blow at hint with the hem. He muds the broom in his hands, closed with me, ad the Maid me in the hand,on she top of the thigh,end the third time he stabbed nee in the beck, in the middle of tie Wes ,• the third blow with given with moil form that it ma right ht. Inv back, and the knife stopped there. I ran thmtheirs, and the polies constable came sad pulled the We eat of my back. I fainted, and I have been in the ReYsi Free Hospital, Gray's-hmroad, ever sines, and have hem eery kindly treated. Both the prisoner and I had her detakins, but he was the worst. I had sever had • 111hresee with the prisoner before. VBroooort —Wu the knife on the table when the Rhea dome into the mom? Where—__ I can't say. I did not see it, nor do I know it. Ms knife, • white handled one, with es sharp point, Ile lea a little bent, from the force of the blow, sad still mad with blood, was headed to the 'Mum sad having Mead at it, he again said he did not know it, nor did he 1 110' where it came from. He could not say it was the Miseeer's.] Mr, Hwy Marriott said —I am house surgeon at the dorsi Peso Hospital, Gray's-inn-road. About 1 o'clock on the monies of the 29th ult., the injured man, James Each Ina brought to the hospital. He was partially in- Oit ex:minim him I found an incised wound "dr the right hip, about an inch and • quarter lam and gout u ea ch' in depth. There was another wound in the mere of the back, which extended underneath the skin almost en inch and a half. I did not probe the wound to the full deoth, as it would have hese dam prom to do so. The knife had gone completely through the duddaleir substance. sad wounded the kidney. The nett roomier the wounded man paned blood in very great <Media. There woe also • wound in the head. The hdd• Macleod is just t sort of knife that would have "mom the wounds I have spoken d. D'Etweoart —Did you amide: the wounds dangerous, dad me the moo's life ever in danger Wieser-1 did : and he was in • dangerous slate for some e. hut is sow out of danger. Polimemetable Blimett, 106 R. said that at half-pest 12 ar • (ewter to 1 on Sunday morning, the Sid di., I was on _„._ 41 4 ilsrchmoot-etrest,wbes ma celled by Mrs. Roach, "" 0 rated that there was • disturbance going en at Russell :set with her, sod hoard • err of " Tied will be — ▪ "t'tt ithetheing up to the door I saw the wooded I. " "Takla along the passage. He " Mode am thdthed" I do not know whether the prisoner heard him :Ltd The wooded m a n tamed mind, sod said " T ak e ;T..' add of me." 1 sew • the& sticking in his ' tddi !ad ••••• sad I pelted it end the bleed rushed the melt fell is rid seedisie. I took him to the g 1 Pee flospied, Gray's-hemmed. sad I was thee told .• .ded thee it. At 61, Payeedrest, Idiegdolle foun d "dr' Pitmen under the bd. I told the prisms: to some ont and .• did SO, aid I thee told him he wee •"•• therderous ••••01• •0 his bretherthrlaw. and= easteime with me. He "All right. I will go." I Thstlei te the Royal Fres Hospital, and Resell said, amp tht, did it." The prisoner said, " I don't ` lO / et I dig WAAGE AGAINST Mo. MISS AT TOTTENHAN. —•— lAD VERDICT. eh has created considerable was concluded by Hr. Ried el * esi, at lb. Lad Onto las, garb the Beak 01 Pureelltradllewas ye in cosmogonies at staren es tiaras do t ssed had nor sods Se bout in the ieg bitter cold sad ear wed, prear nob w nifferisp had biom a e t o et Wrinurrnes, ieee ot Espied, The deunded nal swain roe tho Let tree peu e . arm, but she tru_..,.l astkondyn. his wife and six coirrse—thloo lin e law, was 100 i. a year ante fit ix, do. He all deceased rep. his wife drank to ... a tesrible de pe ek 41 0 I c a up the saris t. prwswa em. Hs and to give Visa wiled b e t o do about without say Ana sas side was always giving web, s she dime to live with ir e , a , wee k s ego. She woe Dot pay Tree were rear it. ds.lie sR b. boy, said that droned sli d . She gradto spied Iva senepir hassff. same to questions, saii %CU His Mbar had teid him te awe mem o to eat. Theo was um sr dips thin was rise sad rain ad Milk sad water in the drub. pas kerb soineliar, dto eesspir wry Ma w Weds She cosepidasit to whoosh rd better loam ea. now, 9 e nen wen rader' wan h i d Ism her sn t b eak y his I i Lin sad En. Thome rands; wady owl& IL RCA, rat he e qu e ni e l o'docic on the at W . was is W. cowed with bleaker It was a ray boy die, ask ; abs was dylad. Then els ay% and bra eye was ek. l 4 I from a fall whoa a saa a was fond dead la tb s ' Warne showed the stoninot rain Death arose has dissue el tb s clod by want el necomorise aid by said that she was is ar g: 6 ocer. Fhs :eh. r. sato repestafly told witness tha and that bar tarter Wilda amid not afford is. She had awe is had been in service. For Saha aimed that she had only inlay* a morning rad night. She seal is ern moons% sad say she would myth ass got her. wages. Her aimed pc. .s. 1 ilb. of common rice, far has 0 . fasts. She said that what bee for his wifes sad deomaesd's &air, had 6d. for the eldast gars diem rays took . their 6d. wed spent it nothing. Thiap were aot so alai lase. Dessuad came to the lig ..d—is fact not dacest—tad the sal t taken her stay. and acid then fat s said her clothes wens pladgal faun d takes off her linen, washed 11, al shop to get drink for her ukases. Sr ter when drank, as Ise ass gals* she was good-hauls& Deemed mesa ad she would leave if she geoid gala as she said her router owed htR weed to drink half • phut of Oh a oa, having been cautioned, veld On :rimiest* the father ad be albs ire quit* as mach es wilseis steil mM to state how mash ; Sheens= tot bound so mower a guiles did There wee meat four 111111. a VIA; wpm) wee sot to be heliend. Ol seat on Fridays or on briAge HMIS fasted ; she kept so fres lb stays for a peony, She sew the sbp rn oat. She was pad her wages 'lse sta when the family got thee. or Mn. Thompson, she never hid ss Dever laced them up. I dared eenT n rather stout, but I had not the lien et get her to bay clothes Ide esi with her wags. She was sob I p, only my own. I bet bee wile ;are her Dome. She ad hissleAs, I question was very' indebted*. 7b her oo was the boys bed, sot heron, us little confusion in the bows So rages with me. She could bawjdt l would not leave me. She weld Nip her money ; but Mr. Thomsen bud g summed up, a verdict .—" That deceased dial* accelerated by want of the man& are ; and the jury are at opiates Ns eme, mid Nary, his wife, areerrend U 'illi 'applied the deceased witA a was their servant." that some sympathy was felt far in t of the drunken character at his d he had consulted conneel—Yr, wined him that than was nun memelyi all he could for deemed fibs wed a verdict was very sal* Si WIS - rauff riesarmixr OP A PAUPER. ROMER'S INQUEST.—(THIS at 11 o'clock, Dr. Lankaldet 's Oporto Stores, Ilicadalrest, MO* investigtio, adletwoid from Ha in up to the death of George Gibillt died from the neglect end edits an inmate of St. Giles's worth** is of the CYO appeared in the gamed r. John S. Beale, of 4, Peeteatgelir im said he had made a body of eoo, the deceased. He ro m it t- ad a l l : The hair of the hood was =Old MC g with vermin, pupils dilated, I, beard one rases of filth amid viisah the face, cheat, and neck. The War h was from effusion of serum 0111 no have been brought on front the Moos g from his broken down conatitatist. L think that moviog deceased in his she I. injure him! g would not hasten his death. I6d rhich he laid. It was very close td eat hy 21, and 8 feet high, and w ro .:. obit feet of air. At this Period d d would not be object i ona bl e , bath Leh so if overcrowde d, in the sure* from 4 in the alterreat morning, as stated, would ia 1111 able.. Should suppose that deosemail Der of the ward-where his bed was iota did not labour under the film of Aiwa rvy, which is a kind of leprous liiioll ad proper and nourislung food awes eve prolonged his life. Mig ht muse* of *as of meat per dal wld be a hig s in good health. —lt might *be impossible for • made sed had the foods he reserilosifis • by the nurses. —There is n way of aotionating 'bet s a the man's body azospt from the sill*•• • was treated. atteesUmt to elsofil*d him from it. Had be been a OW. hould have put him in a warm pla4s_t d eg diet—beef tea mid-mottos Wails. sufficient abundance in otaapaillos • 1611 a or three times • de, tiossibli.:_," • diaries the day, and daring {ha ste nutriment. aid he wee surgeon of Si. Giles's mod' responsibility of the medical establishment. Was oot away dist Gibson was in the infanarl. at, as he was ill. His assie*A. r laid up with typhus fever, el Ll' into the is6riaart from the body ci di IA October last. He pet come D w 9th July. Mr. Craig *deeded the sees was nos respoasible for ZILI IS Z day before he died. in onewwl n that Sir Thomas Heavy bad essiost us. West into the ward. sad twead_t sl sod, having seat for the bartisrWor, imasivel to another ward. Be ad Gs _ IA) premeding whet our **PM - - —lOsolt • :11, Rats: G Boitle.-41 a the 17th beetant, at Ws . 1 , readilly. He was for forty yeast ty•alark of amiss for the Wilidlr. y g that langtheoed period bat ::. I of the bar, bot also the reepaot .. I,g as who went that remit.lol seem oat earliest, sad by bia seer be secured the goodwill el en himself to three who enjoyed law Ws intellectual qualities but by law t arrester. born io Boston, Massie I b umesi, I'd `Coustituttocal tenendroast. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1865. Mr. Lewis said it wee a drunken affray, bd the prim:car mesa remere taw beehis detarava He loped the aaarlekste would Mr. ffEyseonrt otaunitted the primate to the Oestrel Orhabell Oonet for trial, and eonsieled to take bell„ the peireeer himself in 301., and two meths in the inn of 15/. - - - The primer weelooked up in &kelt. TRANI& DILI•I3I3L •01:311121? 13 • erarms-setn. Morris Abreine, a Jew, aged 43, end disoribed as a hawker, was charged with bass drunk and dimaderly in the Kin David-lass station-house, Elhadwell. Pollieniggeallt Athena, No. 21 K, dated that a moon, need Mims Onen, charred a man named Lewis Levy with an earn yesterday evening, sad the prisoner, who wee tipsy, acme into the station-home with the porn% and rid be mold give 'Tidier*, but Smi ling be knew nothing of the stair, he was ordered to with draw. The miner waa gene t noisy, and violent, sad was nein from the stekee.house. He Mae is a sena time, sad reused great conftudoe, which prevented wham carrying ou the bonen The prisoner was charged with being demalc end disorderly, sad put into the nil. As the nerve roardable was about along the doer, nick that with a spring, the prisoner made s rush, am% re the door eland, the prison's lingers were rag ia it nee to en of the Wages, and wen lajurod. The ken's' of the left earl " severed. He procured aon and met the pincer to the Loados Hospital directly. Jeans Noakes, poliosnailaide, was along the nil door. The lawn was trying to keep it open and his nig: *nib% benne the edge of tee door and door nat. door Mind with s spring, sod be had to obtain the key be fore be meld open it. The prisiner sad his darn wen ia the door 90 minute' He win a Maid an, an had let ere Sane. Blimpers—lt wee an in the door two minim I son verb Berry this lei to pin. I am matind the 41 arelanznt — pairoste is naherged. FI. Is par* 1 11l es. SERIOUS 712A-(TEDI DAL) A GRANARY AND SEVERAL WATERSIDE siiiiryTow/C . A Are occurred early this morning at the wateMda eh Rothedrithe, near the Surrey entrance to the Theism Tweed, *lag in raise a large pinery full of psis end other mender, besides destroying a °maids:able amount al property. It appears to bare origiaased OD the premises beg to Means. Shetland, West, and Co., Merge bandies, counting of timber built b uil ding, with considerable river frontage, and about 90 feet deep. The wind drove the Are Into the windows of the extensive granary belonging to Mr. W. W. Landoll, which adjoined a Wok warehouse, 100 feet deep by 90 in length, containing six floor wherein wares upwards of 2,000 quarters of grain, and is spite of all exertions As flames quickly spread over the entire building. Steam ili:V eu engines were at full play re to prevent any freehold as vast quantities of fire still maiasd among the rune. ptain Shaw, the chief of the An bri gade, in his *Muni report on the fire this morning to the different insurance commune interested, de scribe the destruction of property as follows : " Mame. Shetlands, West, and Co.'s premises, boat and barge builders, where the Are originated, situate at the water side of Chureh-paseige /lotlierhithe, timber buildings,9o feet by 40, sod entirely burned down —con tents bound in the San Firrofflos ; Mans. W. W. Ueda and Oa, granary keeper', warehouse of six floors in height, 100 feet is depth by 90, containing 2,000 quarters of oak, for the most part destroyed, roof off and deem gone— mateets insured in the Sun Fireofilos. Land side property in Churchlaseage : Mr. K. Talbert*, barge-builder, stook is open yard much bunt; Mr. J. Dirdin, pinery keeper, side panel warehouse severely scorched, and contents damaged by water ; No. 42, shop and hams of Mr. W. Thomas, part burnt and contents damaged ; the promisee of Mr. Comelier, Seemed victualler, front rooms end attic pertly burnt out, and net of house sal opatents damaged ; the premises of Mr. C. Stevens, oil and colournian, the front most severely damaged and con tests by water Re. ; the premises of Mr. J. Arnold, cheesy monger. the front almost buret out, cad the contents damaged ; the premises of Mr. King, ease-house keeper, much scorched ad diseased. SEVERE 8110 i 81.01211 IN SCOTLAND. Old people and weather observers are remarking la many parte of Scotland that there has not been a snow storm of such severity as the went cos, at such an ad. t i r emend period of the year, for twenty-seven years. In Dun- es des, early on Sunday morns g, the wow was upwards of six pi inches in depth on an average, ad mush deeper in many 10 places where it had bean drifted into " wreaths." In many 1 ,0 insilleool, even in the asighbousitcod of Dundee, which is emu 'rely sheltered from the severity of the northerly tM winds, we bar of the 'sow drift having aceumulated to the g 4, depth of ten or twelve feet; and many of the country roads at have been rendered quite impassable. The road from Dun- lee doe to Bronghty Ferry lreton Sunday covered in some places _N. with three or fear feet of mew which had been blows from the adjainiag Ask* and those parties who travelled the o r reed state that they were obliged ocessioually to leave the 100 Bee of the turnpike sad seek for leas difficult though more 110 circuitous paths through the fi elds. lee The Perth reporter of the Dundee Advertiser writes :tM " Seth a stomas that of Saturday, especially as it came at the end of a week daring which the snowfall was very Iloa peat, has not bees witnessed is Perth for a long period of No years. During the mime hours prior to midnight the snow 11l came dews almost inommatly." eL The Aberdeen reporter of the mate journal writes :—" On 110 Saturday morning another great fall of snow took place at Kinnethmout and Bentley. The lino had been cleared gas on Friday, bat the fresh snowfall blocked it even more p, thoroughly op than on that day. The fall of snow in sail the Boehm ffishict had evidently not been to the tame Pt extent, aa the halos on that section of the line were only KO somewhat late. At Kineethmont the line was very thickly ir e covered with mow, and' at Eln•tly it was also in a similar to oceditioe. Up to 4 o'click on Saturday afternooo, no train N. bad reached Aberdeen from Inverness and Keith, and from it the telegrams which were received and from other informs- N. Lion obtained from various station masters along the main 1 line, the storm was deendbed as one of the fiercest that has Ili been experieseed for very assay yeses." 19 SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was bald at 1 o'clock, at the Londe& Tavern ; Sir J• 1138 CAL ILICHAZL in the chair. The report said the accounts for the half-year ending Dec. 31, 1864, would be found to compare satisfao %only with those of the corresponding period of 1863, the receipts being 26,890/. 3a. 5d., agaied Z,1844 ls. 28d., notwithstanding the interruptioe in the earrespmdeam over the Tossing cable arising from the Political State of Denmark. After adding. 2,6824 Le. 4d., being the usual proportion, of the receipt( to the reserve fend. width now amounted to 11,7284 7s. 114., there remained a sum of 11,7911. 15e. 11d.. which enabled the directors to recommend a dividend at the rate of 5 per mat. per aneum, sad carry over to the next account scat. 14s. 4d. The new branch of the Ostend cable, referred to in the last report, had been completed, and worked very weY ; but in consequence of the high rate of interest that hid prevailed during the pest six months, the board bad been unable to place debentures to recoup the money ex peoded upon it. These °immanence/ would explain the reason of capital being indebted to revalue 12,490/., as shown in the amounts. The directors were informed that there was to be a (toupees of various conti nental telegraph administrations m Paris, in the coarse of out month, to considerthe whole subject of telegraphy upon the ocintineet,e with Abe view of affording greeter facilities to pale& •resposooe. It wee expected that the telegraph interest amorally would be benefited by the conventions that would probably be entered into betimes the differeet stake, by which the Submarine Telegraph Company, from having so many direct communications to the coutioent, mast • derive special advantages. The CHAIRMAN, is moving the adoption of the report end eesecials, congratulated the meeting on the steady and in merle( prosperity of the company. The traffic receipts of the half-year were 8,0004 is excise of thole of the corres ponding period of the previous year. notwithstanding the un fortunate intemipeicm of the tram is Denmark. The revenue for the pest year was derived almost 'candy from the Froodi and Weise lines, and at the same tune the expeedi tare had beouredoesd. There was a fair prospect of their being sow enabled to pkce their debentures at 6 per cont. The reserve (sodium amounted to 12,0001., and within three I or four years it weld no doubt be large enough to meet any contingency. The aapppp hag ommetioe at Paris, by im proving the tale rapbio communication on the centime( could sot but benefit that company. Adverting to the km , of 2,7001. through the dkhovesty of an asset of the own ' marts Renewer. he observed that step had been tame effectually to prevent any such occarreme in future. The re mat fire at the °messy's offices in Threadosedleotreet had initiated -no •km beyond a few hears' interruption of the traffia. The report baring bees adopted, a dividend at th e rate of 5 per cent. per aannm was declared , and the meeting ter mutated in the usual reamer. The Marquis of Westminster has contributed the Munificent stun ofi 2001. to the buds of the Greet Northam Hospital. Tns FncroaY Acts to Stannsons.m.—We have MI" to babe tut the N oversomat will tab no sobs is lie pressot mein el rarlimsent towards hitroducing the Factory Acta late the Birmingham manufactories whore the ►rosiness el week eels are ion alibi, is operation. — Birmingham Onette. Matasuzas, Fn. 19.—The Messageries Imps. !lab shminer Penes lett here to-ay with 102 pumps's, 510 parbess, mid 191,7301. is epee* for !Win and Chien ; aim 103 pas magna, 1,143 peologes, sad 10,5741. is specie fir The Positamister-Ganeral has given notice that in " [Mum nails tar Bermuda will be despatched by the Wort s lri s =ken Letten to be seat in these orals must be dinned. SHARE LISTS.--ITHIS DAY.) Two o'Cliooz. The railway market is dull to-day, and the 4e variations in prime are in an adverse direction. g o Midland and Caledonian stocks have declined } fie per cent., London and North Western f t and V Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire f. 154 67, London and North Western stook is now quoted 20.0 120} to 191; Great Western, 79} to f • Mid- Al laud, 137} to 138 ; lonoashire and Yo&abire, 118} to 117 ; South Eastern, 86} to 86 ; Great ski Eastern, 464 to 47 ; Great Northern, 131 to 2 . 1 132 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; London and NIA South Western, 98} to 99} ; and' Metropolitan, RI n 9 to }, ex div. and ex new. " 4 Bahia, Eastern of France, and Pernambuco Rail- 14 . 1 , way shares are firm. East ' Indian stock is also ihki inquired for. Canadian lines are inactive. 10111 ONDINLAY SEA= AND MOM. IL rg. I sumrAn. 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IAOO 100 Maadeg.Doo.ll6.(l.l 1000 0 lellas Block. ,000, 91 a NIA AteleM J am t oe a a Walton) Wm. AIII VI 'LeodesaVoaeraele (Ls) o. o s o AO lia. I Wealadamea .. 1,190 100 ambaat Dabk(tha.).. 1,000 00 i ermaillern laelmaiL 1,000 100 illetto. I Pew. Peak gi I 110 Do. N. kw 10 0 Miami Bonk (Um) .. OMNI 219 :National M Liverpool.. 16,119611011 12.01mal 16.91•1 11 Do. tn=l 00,000 , fib Do. fled Mn. 09,000 60 Natimeal Beak. NAN 60 Da. New 11. 90 New INAIi W. $l. 10 New Arland (200$1011 00. 20 IlarN Widen. 11.109 16 tOrlealel limit 9,000, 26 1 Do. New. w 41 1 41 Io,ooo' 60 Provia. 0,010 ND .Provlaa2= lP. moo so saaa=aiaiiii, WIN 116 Goalie 9,006 26 'Booth Dailem MIS.) 1 MN 110 ! Mai el ILI. /Aka LO6l 1091 Do. dek . I `MOO 06 1 Ds. do. km aLOpm, 'Oll 16 'Mao al Atalasila ' I/ IN 'OWN at beleal (L a) 0 Vale erlathra 60,111, ANC 125 110 0 44 II U 2e I*4h 114 10 pox Di 10 7 Lima 1 pal 1 las 71 14 TO 73 se a P. l 111 es z‘t 160 166 4 1 1 *Ski 3 Ms SS 40 Se 4 4 410 TA 111 Mos * 1 Do 1 lies 44 44 U 16 U ST 114 120 40 42 6 lye _ Si 7 6 10 us 7 616 Si = il 0010141 le .0 t r id ~ 1 s 6 gas I Ig Z _ _. _ 419 pi s 6 9L I S 9 Om 11 2 9P• de 11 41 11 na 8 4f . Id. l Fejt as rb zd SI 4 idk "m fff lid id el U id if di Pr i POI Se 49. 1 ri 0 I L_ ledia s!. _7_a_l eks? rlold id la i par Idis per li dead M M .. ii U -2 1 415 1 IS MONEY NARIKEZ-(2711 . 8 DAL) Two o'Cuicx. The stock markets opened steadily this morn ing, but have since given way, owing to the absence of business. The snowstorm pro bably deters many persons from coming into the City to-day. The funds have declined per cent., though the government broker ban made a purchase of 10,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. stock. Soloed the foreign 'hocks and home rail ways are likewise rather lower. Metropolitan Dis trict Railway wares have declined he. to 10a. upon the allotment. There is little business in the discount market to day, and the supply of money is large. The tend ency of the rates is consequently downwards. The general charge for first-class bills is 4i per oent., but in exceptional instances transactions have occurred at 41. There is rather more demand in the Shook Exchange for loans from day to day, and the quotation is somewhat higher, at per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rented opened at 67fr. 40c., showing no change. Consols are quoted 89 to } for money, and 891 to for the account (March 9). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, 89; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 88f ; New Three per Cents., 89, 8811 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 103 f ; ditto Bonds, lls., Us. 10a., dies. Foreign stocks are rather flatter. A reduction of fto per cent. has taken place, in Turkish Bonds of 1868, and the Ooneolidifs, as well as in Spanish Passive and Greek Bonds. 13001 e of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek Bonds, 221 to f ; Mexican, 261 lc 27 ; Con federate, 56 to 57 ; Spanish Passive, 322 to * ; the Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Turkish, of 1868, 721 to 73 ; ditto 1882, 701 to 71; and the Consolidifs, 51} to t Transactions are recorded as follows Brazilian, 1863, 831; Chilian Six per Cents., 1001 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 621 ; Egyptian, 98; ditto 1864, 94 ; Italian, 1866, scrip, le dies. ; Mexican, for ae- ' count, 281, 27 ; Portuguese, 1858, tkc., for account, 47f ; Russian, 1862, 89}; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 401,1 ; ditto Passive, for account, 321, 1, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 92, }, 91} ; ditto 1.864, for account, 73 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 8} to 7 prem., ax div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2i to f prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 151 to 1 ; Ottoman Facia6 Gindralei 2/ to f prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—City of Milan Improvements, 31 to 4 prem. ; Metropoli tan District Railways, 31 to } prem., being lower, on the allotment to-day ; General Irrigation of Francs, to/ prem. ; China Steamship and Lebuan Coal, If to 11 prem. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, 1 to 11 prem. ; and West London Docks and Warehouses, If to 11 prem. The following important notification, relating to the issue of Stock Certificates "to bearer" for Consols, the New Three per Cents., and the Re duced Three per Cents., was issued yesterday from the Bank of England : Nodes is hereby gives, that on and after March 1,1865, steak certificates tolmrer may be relished at the Bank of England in exchange for Consolidated 31. per Oast. An nuities, New 31. per Cent. Annuities, Reduced 31. per Cent. Annuities, on payment of • he of Is. per mat. Nominal atonic certificates, and stock certificates to hearer, may be re-hiseribed in the books of the Bank of Ragland, en payment of la. for each certificate. Nominal stock certifi cated may be exchanged for certificate' to bearer on payment of ]s. for each certificate. Bank of England, Feb. 20, 1865. The silver market was flatter yesterday, owing chiefly to a decline (1.1.) in the Bombay exchange, and 20,0001. in bars was disposed of for that quarter at fd, reduction, viz., at ss. 11d. per ounce. There is no demand for Holland, in conse quence' it is said, of the frosty weather, which makes the cost of land carriage in that country dearer than usual, and so diminishes the profit on the importation of silver from England. A first dividend of 2e. in the pound is announced as payable to the creditors of Messrs. Early and Smith, exeort clothiers, of Houndeditch, who' failed on the 30th of September last, with liabilities to the =aunt of 51,301., and assets 28,0791. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increese of 631. over last year ; and the Brighton an ingress* of 2861. The application for the appointment of a settling day in the Certificate' of Debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway came again, by adjourn ment, before the Committee of the Stock Exchange yesterday, and their deliberations on the subject at tracted great attention. After a long and patient investigation, the committee have fixed Thursday, the 2nd. of March, for the special settling day, but the subjoined rider, attached to the formal resolu tion, shows that these securities are not to be quoted in the official list :—" The committee have also resolved that, the statements in the prospectus being, in their opinion, both ambiguous and un satisfactory, a quotation be refused." This de cision' of the committee will be generally upheld, for, in furtherance of the interests of their members and of the public, and in consideration of the fact that there are large outstanding transactions in these certifi cates, they authorise the usual settlement in them while at the same time, by withholding the official "marking," they express; their dissatisfac tion with the manner in which a portion of the prospectus was framed. The portion to which ex ception Sias chiefly taken was, as before remarked, the statement that the principal of the loan by been "secured by a depoett with the trustees of bonds and shares amounting at dimal exchange. to 4,230,4931." The discussion has turned chiefly upon the question of the meaning to be attached to the term " usual exchange." It is not insinuated for a moment that this clause was thus phrased in other than perfect good faith, but the sharpness of the discussion which has been raised upon it is cal culated to benefit the public, by causing the framers of future prospectuses to make them as precise and as little liable to be misunderstood as possible. The second ordinary general meeting of the Mer chant Banking Company will be held on the 9111 ei March. The half-yearly meeting of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is called for the Bth of Much, at Brussels. A circular from the General Provident Assurance Company (Limited) notifies that " Lord Henry Gordon having for private reasons resigned the chairmanship of this company, Mr. Thomas Hat teroley, chairman of the Estates Bank, haw UM appointed to the chair." The directors state that they "believe that in securing the valuable 2.1111011 4 of Mr. Hattetaley as chairman they have made an appointment which will give unqualified satisfaction to all who are interested in the progresa of the' company." It appesrs that Mr. Key has been elected a director of the Financial Corporetion (Limited). The letters of allotment of the Metropolitan District Railways are to be issued to-day (Tues day), We are requested to state that the share list of the Scottish Assam Tea Company (Limited) will be closed on the Ist of March, and that of CleaSer's Patent Portland Cement and Suffolk Brick Com pany (Limited) on the 25th inst. for London, and the 28th for the country. The colonial wool sass are Ind to can woes ea Therr day, the lad Korea. The fie* hepselehises up to the reeeet fist., shoe the beglerhur a last melee, 11011.0•111 12.385 bass, sta.:—New South Wales eel Qessoelaed, 2,210; Vista* WWI; Tataresis,lo3; Beath Austerlls, 11171. g i l IA a I leile s ea; a : 10 =Wa sinirselbiallia vvelo ami ga 5 Illembay Or• a • Da Kew 0 *WA *maim lead i L N XII L Ms. T. (1.) ll 4 N AMIN loess Tr (LI I 10 N *Nab *ea. ll IS NI OrsaisOememe K N 410081(10 10 & U Wll=Prap(L 4 N CUr Oebeas (Um) IND 10 Oma.atAllamao6r.(l 1 60 N Ommegellralca(laa 00 N Oner&N664Dia.. t 1 1 10 00.010•4610a.1166(L 1 17/6 al N : 1 11 fL °11 C. °621n 4 1. 6 1 1 M a , 00 N Da. 0 NSW.. .. II SS es 7 is Do. l a ma:iiiii cf ) 1 1 IIL Ka Paw _ 5l . 55 . Da. 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N Nun Marino (Imam N Orlooda1Oommore1•1(L N Oriental Phuronal(Uu. 1 Coloodal Cies (L s& 1 Do. Nur 10 Odootlabodarra(l ) • Otodo d Elthloodinuol 00 Otioolualauehd (L.) SI I Ottawa Ou gladiod 1 1! hosassi.N.Otosna ) 1 3 14 014U4 I* 38 40 82 114 If II 22 pa 4 3Ms a ▪ 8 N *ff 22iOr 7 2. 0 101 is us 121 110. 10 IC* Now.. PidEly.lawd*lllt.(L) 11 Pashainkr s 0. Ns I Mb Da do. Now 10 Lg L.. 8.. 60 Ins N New Rio J. C ditto ity Improv. (L ) I U 111160 100 lord 11•1181•001 0•01.100.00.10.001. (L 1 St. Do. do 1 60 Light. itCO.(L linaa.flyt•W . ,l 60 Do. Sewed Wm U Martralisa Uri TOYCaM 11 • 1 Do. Set* Foi.Gooosrao.ittbaa.a. N Tnat Thaa tla rt*w r at add yla. sa ( . 4) f u r T. &L. Co. of 11. Cesidal l 10 Cn.liartse of Uverp 1 lb MAW& Taw. Os. N Culver& **riming. L. 10 UpprAamals(Uss 15 Ditto N Vas Dtemstes L•O4 60 Warragt inance(Lba. N Wasthothahra PREFERENCE SHARPS. Groat Eastaah—East Atorlias A Stook, 5 par coat., 106. North Fasters 4i par mat. redosiesak. 00. a g Plir Mk par Si at 0 14 1 11:1 5 i 5151 II 77 I 2 — l die 6 _for 2 IT I SO atM ta4 810 10 2 Idls 15 IWs Ova FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bilis rad San Francisco (Lisa.), pa. 7 per cont., 161. Beaters d Fraser, 2L Great Luxembourg, ltd, 1. Recife and San Francisco (Lim.), pa. 7 per amt., 141. San Paulo (Limited) Guaranteed 7 per cent. (all paid), 171, 1. Tub and 81• Ce& (all paid), 101. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY. The direeton' report for the half-year eudieg 31et December slates that the mei* of the general under- ' taking for the half-year have been 1842681. 13s. M., being era incomes of 45,697 k 84., or 33.46 per met. epee the re al* of the corresponding half of 1863. The mils of rail way open in both periods were the mine. The average , reedph per mile in the half-year ham been 2,5134 lbs. as spinet 1,8•41. 9.. 3d. in the earresprodinghalf of 1863. It is satisfactory to observe that all the various items of Melo here egentributed towards this inerease. The re ceipts of the Ileiropoliiaa Edwina for the hdflear have amounted to 47,9241. 7s. 10d., wbkdt is an inceme of 16,9961. 10e. 10d., or 14.96 per dent open the receipts of the corresponding period of 1853. The miles of railway open for the half-year were 111, bragger mile more than in ' 1863. The averse receipts per . mile in the half. year have been 4.1671. 6s. 9d. am against 2,9451.10 e. 2d. per mile in 1863. The gross working expenss of all the lines owned and worked by the company dune' the half-year have amounted to 124,1231. 19.. 11d.. and the pm receipts upon these lines having been 237,2911. 10.. 9.d, it follows that the proportion of expenditure to mod* or the whole system has been 52.32 per cent. This is the met satisfactory result that has yet been Maim& The receipts on the peers! undertaking having been 182,2481. 132.5 d., and the working expenses chatgenble to ft 1149011. 95.28. , the pro portion of working expenses to receipts in the odorant of the general undertaking has been 63 par met. The directors have every °madmen that, ss the talk of the branch lines Mormon, the ratio of ezpiews to receipts in future half-years will be greatly mere favourable to the general undertaking, and that tie proprietors of that hart of the company's system will hereafter be compensated for the burden temporarily thrown apes them by having to work the branch buss at a fixed, and at present isadequate, montage of the receipt' of each Unes during the period when they an Memphis, and the traffic upon them is only 'partially developed. The receipts derived from thestem-boat trate, during the half , have amounted to 32,3521. la. 6d., and the expose" to 19,1551. lls. id. This includes a rem of 3,5001. serried to the reserve feed. The directors have reduced the steam boat capital amorist by the sum of 61,8004 realised by the Me of the Scud, Foam, and Petrel. Although the 'alp of these bolts at that prim involved a smiles of capital. it must be remembered that the purpose for whit* they were built has been amply served in seeming to the ineepany a inn and reapplied position with respect to the eiontisentel trallk. The lmlatioe of the remine account of the prima undertaking amount& to 80,5441. le lid. es 55,8251. bi. 11d. for the correspoodieg bat-year of 18413 and 30,3691. 17a. for the leafiest: ending Jam last. 'The sum is walliehet to cover all debenture Mere* rent charge', and other pos bimodal charges, including the let preferetioe,and will leave •babuice of 4,3161. 15s. 4d. The opening of the Use between. Bleckfriars sad the temporary station on tie milt side of Ludgate-hill took pima on the .214 of December last, sad its effect upon the short and eabarime tame has fully answered the expectations of the direetora lip to the present time the emenmedatiee provided has only been sullaieot to admit of the lletropo- Mae Extension halm and some few BMW, end Newsposks trains running to asd -hos the tiSperilly Ludgate-bill station. The pernmest MOM is expected to be complete and reedy foe opskag the mouth of !larch next, when the mile Uis anima will have the advsetsge of • City Mettle. Aces the bet resekag the directors bed completed the worts osenesting Me station st DOM with the Admiralty Pier. • sberiseamelleg line betimes Siewareabias sad Clapham lauds. Malik was to be completed by ter lot of May next. TM lkasiklresesee Company weak thee be enabled to avail tbsemalves of MOM le lON of GM Malin Ledgebandl. The capital of the wok Noe from Maley le Dever showed that 4,443,1011. bed been expandled. and of the Ileerepslltae Intake.. 5,454818 f. expended. PATUIT OTTICZ, Ws:um. Sorts KIENSTITOTON. —Nastier oi visitors fat Um wok sollag Fob. 18, 1,183 ; Intel .arbor Amos ibeeptaisi the ummaat hoe daily pa Ilan 1864886,M Ozzie Nowness Oniavoinnx-soAn. —Numbly al patiosider essflats Fa. 18, 784, gilds& IT2 wen sow were Seven hundred sad eighty-two national banks Me sow Is *prudes is a. mina Ste/m, with a menet et MASAO° istlton—Nen Tort its*. w 110! 19 I 44 - Id XII id .-14etsn pm Isil i i 10.( SA 1111 10 ii it_ . ... ( 24( Al mina icil ION& I IS Om. 1 104 ,5.0C41, 60.1 lelk i i KC --:- 1 -i41:! 9 4 me u BBl 6 1 ttly 3 Be 4 1 be 10; lli *1 ai I nt 4114 An I _z4 sd It zit ill i - zil _ld 741.1 -14 9 10 zd .... a - za 4,613 ; West Amtrak, 153 ; New Zeilsail. 142 Ostel• 16,573. !Mel esissist, 68,385 beim 'Miss IlTIfl OM I Mb masked. MONDAY ETERINI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 891 toll for the 9th of March, opened this morning at 89} to 1, and closed at 891 to For money the km* price was 891 10 /. The racial' business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. • Consols, for money, 891, 1 • ditto, for account, eh, I ; Annuities, 1886, 14 li:16 ; Three per Cents. Itedmod, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 881 India Wye per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1 1 ; ditto foe swoon; 104 •, ditto Certificates, 961 ; ditto Your "Cent. Debentures, 1886, 99 ; per Cent. enlaced" rupee paper, 891 ; ditto live-sid.a-Half per Coat., 109. Indian government securities remain steady. Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. to Si. prem. &v.i Confederate Bonds • ed 1 per oent. upon the American news, Mexican 1, and Venezuela, 1844, Bonds 1, but, with there exceptions, foreign stocks were firm. Spanish Three per Oasts. and Psneive and Turkish 1868 Bonds improved j per cent., Italian and Egyptian scrip and Greek Eonds 1, and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Centa. 1 per cent. Alliance Beak shares matinee in demand, and have risen to 91 to 14 Fem. An improvement was also quoted in Bank of Anstralmia,Consolidated, Enropean, English and Swedish, Merchant, and Bank of New South Wales. Continental Bank, Mercantile and Exchange, and Bank of British Co lombia were flat. _ . Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 154 to 4, b e i ng b e tt or ; Bigptian Trading, Ito regal being fiat ; National Discount, 9} to fpeas. , an Joint Stook Discount, lf to 1 die. Commercial Union Inman°, and Oriental Coramercial shares met with inquiry. Anglo-Mexican Mint, English and Foreign Credit, National Financial, Mediter ranean Extension Telegraph, and Rio de Janeiro City Improvements shares have all needed. The shares of some of the financial companies were a little more inquired for, but scarcely any change occurred in prices. The 41min quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational Ymancial, 14 to prem. • Ormond Credit, 24 to prem., 'ex div. • London Fineman, B}to 7 prem. - Imperial Mercantile Credit ? 2 to * prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobiher (old shares), 31 to 4 prem. The closing (but in some caries nominal) %nota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —pity of Milan Improvements, if to peen. ; Metropolitan District Railways, * to 4 s p ir r a e n n e i. e: showing a fresh rise • General Irrigation ot Bask, 1 rem. ; Lon d on and Provincial Mortgage to 1 prem. ; China Steam and Lebo= Coal, 1 to 2f prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas ie f s ti lf prem. ; " Simpson's," f to If prim • t's park Estate, 4to 14 prem. ; and Demonism • lm, f to 14 prem. The shares of the West London Warehouses and Wharves Compan y were fi rst quoted 1 prem., and closed at if to 1 prem. It appears that the land has been acq uired from the government at a lower price than the present saleable value. Land in the immediate vicinity of London has generally an upward tendency. We are informed that the con tract for the works has been taken by the Inter , national Contract Company. United States 5.20 Bonds show a relapse off per • oent., closing at 51f to 521. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoc. There is little business in the mmig market to-day, but the general tend .mcy rd prices is nut unfavourable. Bast Lcrvall shares are quoted 14 to 1, being firm ; Great For, Me to 315 ; Great Law, 17* to 181; Great North Law, 3.t0 ; FAA Grenville, 41 to ; Lady Bertha, 1 tol ; and South Darren, 2 to 1. Frontino and Bolivia Gold shares are firm, at 30s. to 325. 6d., call paid. Other foreign at well as colonial mines are inactive. OOMMEBOIAL AND MARKIT& LIVIRPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARX.ET. cram DAY.) (IT weer= AND nrenserATIOWAL tir.newn.) (non ova own conasesonnesT.) Corms. —]lackey quiet bon steady. dales 3,000 Or 4.000 bake. Coen.—Market thinly attended, and the prime el wheat, dour, mid Intl= con have undergone no antacid ehaeseviarse Friday ; oats and catmaal quiet. • NINOING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &GAL —Tim market bas owed firmly at LA wades currency, bat at pawed so seise el imported* reported. fair quantities beim decked for pub& sale. Redes ps d Timer prime are paid for arid goads • broom lam la ' mew ads sold at 43., bat 425. Bd. is isserally demanded aresiredl, 31a. Orinm.—ilia small parcels al Owls* lwoorrbt to public sale ham sold without °lmage from last week's currency. Privately the ambit is Milady bet quiet. Rum —The market osmium, inadive. Bwi.-12.000 bags al soft grata sold ; Nesransie, short prompt, at 9a ; Pausgma, 9e. 64. ; awn* litaresin, first dam Ba. 3d. Isntao.—Thu sales are pramembig with less spirit, sad prima in some oases show a slight dead. Corron.—lltiwe is as improved dewed. Waders Madras sold at 1214. to 15/d.; Tiaeivelly, 12d. to 12/d.; Casoads, 13d.; Seaga, 70. to dd.; sad Jaw, lled. to 12d, Th em pooroboe ia most ream as *drams al fd. to d. psi lb. TALLOW IIARKIT.—(T1118 DAY.) The ambit I quiet altM foll•_yiait Prime :—Toos is qsolosi 41s. &I n seise& ; resemsawl; MO. os the =LW. ; Mara, 4415. ed. ; Jos% 41.. yd . to 41s. 441. to Dessebtr. 42.. ad. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKEL-4nm DAY.) Man. Harvoy and Emotes report trod* at elm follow ing prim :—Priese by !row Kw to 110 a. Primo clover, old, 110 a. to 130 e. Straw, 2T.. lie 3k. PBOYINOIAL SHARE MALIIKEITL Lrvicaroot, ra. 20.—bales to-day t—Grest Westem, 80— Loudon and North Western, i fell Manchester, Mid field, and Uncninaldre, 00 zn.—M lad sad a —Midland, MN i—aouth aisseora, al dt bath Desna. eo}—Mauebselee, Shelladd, sad £lO redeem. I pee oat., t a..+-Blekenhead, (17S—Laaosater sal Coatis* 216-Beaes Barbee& Gold Sliming C.opeas, d.— Basis sad lake Alan" id - Data Illealeht,_g:husisSey—Onst Laxessboarilba n r k •A 131411 MIS Ideas, 14 — 'anima sad Idaerloraggsdted). el 1 1 . -80, k2M el _IPt" sat ..- (=Bask Limited). ti 1.144 Weasea 'Mat at), p.— and reeelip Matins Iladied). a. — IMP. ) ( Aline (theliee,, i v.—Maritime Imamate ;Waned). HS ad d.—Thames sad Kann Nadas Peaked), ei p.— 17slea Marine lU:sited), 11 p.—lertilsk and Milt Marmite Telegraph Aneeladoa, 66t 14.-ICalloaallgesee (Welted), 711 EDCCATION or T lilt Russian PEILSINTRY.—The Remise goversintans, se • comiqueses of the samecipatiou of the lowan* bas just takes ssessures for the diffusion of Instruct/cm among the anticlinal population. As additional budget of 450,00 D roubles for the year 1865 has just been decreed. so that the cut Public lastraction now amounts to about 1,10% roubles. This supplementary budget provides for Oho fousedieg of village schools. of 11 new gym nasia (colleges) for the purchase et beaks, piper, Lc., for the poorer pments. for eupplemsetary pained to ashoolmestere ad pret far the wane* seientille instrameate, for ths nuslt , at Lboretetips and ma num, for the reorpairstim at the University of Warsaw. for the fensdatio• of a Polyteebnic fishool. and far other mem& far teaching apiculture end horticulture. A Bream, Itr 00tria.—Curious details are met with la Me Lombardia. newsier the appraises et Mgr. lipeseass. Mew el Besperne, - bare•• court tee hawing at- Mari in a passeesi Waren the iestitatioss of the &atm The piste preemie& hiaseelt before the Jodie with • nensmons mile al priests sad wear is livery, titer ha ris es ha monde! the Marna* of the Petals dr Justin, distributed abundant besedietioss to the eseedsvfo and ntbns whom be met ea his way. lie at puelestrd spree visienes which bed base dome W, edmeetreell the M e tte stmosey.geserel, sad ih ri =at ths ere* time awes bowareel tire et the water em. es laden Wiese • matt • Filets at • the Hely Olimiels. The prun e Imo, so. yaw ter niestad. Marsorourar Yau HoenTAL.—Tbe Committee et mas.rimst the mummystark. with elimsopisre, Oty, wrimewisigm with SWAN the reeePt ow saiktienel sem of M., es rarklasry ispesesegger sag Os Isis Timms Spam Seq., et RielnemA Ammy. Xszseraarear Fass lifourcw, Drama's warm Clem-4W somple cosies et patients rellevei timim; the week wornerf Fels 111, saw—litebesi, SOS ; WarPosl,B49 ; tisk 1,564 ; d Thiele) woo WE mess. 1 al:t 1 do ?"1s gi. SIIII ... Fik $