The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) -•--- EQUITY COURT. ()Wore the VKw•Chaurelbr Sir James Stuart.) TUE EMPEROR Ur AtsTRIA r. 1.01:14 RUSsrTH AND OTHERS. In this ease, a few days since, Sir Hugh Cairns (with slum. WAS Mr. Cotton) obtained an ex parte injunction I W SII Affidavit of the Austrian ambassador, restraining the de f Messrs. Day and Son, lithographers, from printing sal delivering any notes to Louis Kossuth, intended to be slated as paper money in Hungary. Sir Hugh l'airus now said there were two motions before Ow ...tut to dissolve the injunction : one on the part of %so's. Day and Soo, in which Lis friend Mr. Bacon wan io.tructill to move, and the other on the pert of the other defendant, Louis Koesuth, in which Mr. Gilard was in structed to move. Seeing both his learned friends in court, he thought, it would be most convenient for the court to know the course they intended to pursue. Hie client had received notice of theme motions on Monday last, and he (Sir Hugh Cairns) bad not up to the present tans been furnished with copies .4 any affidavits upon which it was intended to move ; he dill but desire to throw an/ difficulty in the way of his learned friends, but be thought in a cit..e of such imp ortauce that it was only fair that he should hare copies of the of • &vita, sad have a rear...amble time to consider whether any affidavits should be tiled in answer. kr. Gdf..rd rid the atbdavita would be ready that raarsiag. The Vice• Chancellor said it would be better that both emotions stand over to the neat seal, and then no doubt both sides would make an arrangement as to when they abotdd come no. Thy motions win• then accordingly ordcred to stand over to the seat med. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HAMM r. This case was dismissed , .noevideeta being offered in support of the Alleg.itious contained in the petitiou. lI.IKEMILL r. itaaraub. In this ease, • politico by a wife Mrs. Hakew ill ap p. Aral to prison, and tendered an adidavit in support of an smile:stem which she wished to mike to the court. !sir V. Crewmen said that he could nut receive it, because it hail mit been properly stamped. Hrs. Ilskewill 1 hese n.. mean. L, pay stamp money. Thirty shillings sail ninepence per week is not a proper allowasei fur a virtuous wife. The expenses to which I have already been put have limn such as hardly to leave me imam to pumhaae the coninsio aeceseariee of life. ber I'. 'reassell—l millet help that. Hr.. Hakcisill —ls it not out id order that Mr. Keane, who was employed ea Ili, side, should cow appear against we' __ limme lam merely bolding the brief toe • learned trim& Cromwell -Mr. Scone has not been mildew' by you, aad he i. perfectly at liberty to appear on the other sad., And DOD allow roe to say that there is no greater impropristy of which a suitor can be guilty than to write Mm. to Übe age. Mrs. Hakewill—l wrote to your lordship because I con sidered you the molest enemy I have in this country. (A laugh.) No virtuous woman would think 01 applying to .ay other geatlemaa. Will your lordahip kind enough to teem me what 1 am to do, and w h e th er I easel pro ceed is fermi pauper"? Sir C. Creinwell• -It is not my duty to advise suitors. I can m y that you may eith er proceed in pn, or may me ae attorney to cabala your ram, for you.erso Mrs. evnll— Wait am Ito do: Could I Dot apply to the Secrets,, ei Skate! (A laugh.) It has been remarked to me by several barristers that I must not be surprised at say disiachaatiou on the part of attorneys to take up my sae after the manner in which your lordship has turned year back upon me. Sir C. en...well—That may be their rtwson. but I have Roth* to do with it. Eventually it was determined that the caw should Mend over as. the, either party baring leave to move. sins* P. MANLEY, lALAELT CALLED ARCHER. Is this ere, which wag a suit of nullity of marriage on the ground of bigamy, Mr. tietiewit Parry and Mr. Littler appeared for the petitioner, Mr. Laston for the respoodent. The Myer:stars§ of this ease have more than once ap peared before the public. Certificates of the two matrisges and of the col:victim of the respondent having been put in, Mr. Herbert Anthony Manley was sworn. He said—On the 2Sth of Noventher, 1052, ll:tarried the respondent at St. Pancras Church. Her our was then Ellen Morris, I had only hoer' her about three weeks or a mouth previously. About • mouth afterwards I embarked with her from Liverpool for Australia. A brother-in-law of mine, Mr. Mitred, De conipeoied ea We @topped on oar way at Lisbon far nearly • mouth. We were ashore most of the time ; and we mark the acquaintare of • Mr. Price, who kept the bar of the English hotel. My wife left me at Lisbon. I west to Australia without her. 1 returned to England in November, Veit:, in consequence of an advertisement I saw in • Melbourne paper. 1 was present at the trial of my wife at Newer for liiAanty. This day week I :Loci. deotally met her in Tottenham-court road. She told me I was not the person I represented myself to be. I made no answer. She mid she was going to take pro °Bodine against the parties who had prosecuted her. 8b• wasted me to go with her to her lodgings- Mho hod rafted me by my name, and she said she recognised me by my teeth. 1 have seen her in court to-day. Site is the pram whom I married. Mr. Swrjeant Parry—And I suppose I must ask you, are you the nun you represent yourself to be? Whams-_I believe I am. (Laughter.) ereee-esamined.—l was a gold mow Is Australia, and followed various other orropetinua I lived with my friends before I came home. The advertisement asked me to apply% a merchant's oaks, and stated that it would be to my dearer. I received my presage-m' ney and 101. I have since been brim: with my mother. Mr. Morris, Mr. Kirtland, Rubins Morris, and mr mother were present at the Never heard from her while I was away ; but 1 wrote to Mr. Kirtland. Mr. Jliho Samuel Kirtland, a clerk in the Bank of Esc laid, had known the last witaem sines be was 16 years of age. Was present at his marriage with the respondent. He used to go by the ma a Aathooy, but, b e i ng an illegitimate child, witness suggested that he should be married in his moths?. maw, Manley. Received a letter from the reminder in June, llli.i , begging to know whether her sister Joaaethe lived at the same place, and whether Herbert wee in Eng Lied, alleging that she wished to come to Eoelsod for a mouth or two. Saw bar soon afterwards at her slaters. Mrs. Richards. Asked her why she hail left her Itualtead. She stated that Price had trite overtures to her to live with him ; that she bad oincesled herself just as her husband*s vessel was lonise the Tagus, and that Price afterwards took her to Clatra. where she lived with him for two years and a half. Saw her again in 1116. Received a letter from her in October, 18.17, dated Kildarederrace, gays water. She mid she wee provided for for life, and wasted his advice as to bow she could bar property stittled Rpm her ? Went to bar, ad was intnahosil to Mr. Asher, the petitioner. The respondent mid she wan serried to him. On u pcoming some doubt she threw to wires, her marriage certificate. Witwuri said, "Well, but we have mot board from Herbert." fibs *severed, "As wee es you hear frees bins let me 'Lair, for I should lie frightened to see him, not mar at soonest of my coadnet to him at Liabas, bat for having married Mr. Anise." Met her ea a otheeerst occasion ie an writes. Ste mid that she bed bed • will made in her favour by Mr. Ander. Had a letter frees her in lierember, l$ It , stripe that she was in trouble became they were 'Meg to try her for bigamy. (Nossesainnied—Mr. Manley had nut in the least shred piece he left England ; and wither at roe picked him out from 200 paseemort. Had never n—iiiiimended the N. epomiont to get married snip. Ind not choose to associate with • wires of the elms to which she belonged. Mn. Miry Ass Anthony, mother of the first husband, sad Mrs. aktland, kis Amer. also identified him. Mr. Thai Asher, the petitioaer— In litrei 1 came into mere amountieg to about 13,011 W. Married the reysndrat r Mrs Antlicey. Lived with her till Novem ber, 1188. During that time I spent 5,600 f. In erase quryeotetakeets the interfnmace of some friends, prixesdings bird-1t waa with ray congeal that this pall tine wee bled. and it is my wish that it should be with. Mrs. Richards went with ato Doctor'''. sommeas to obtain the bream. They asked me what name, W I made ao answer. Mrs. Richman the. Nang out, Mee Asthony , spiasur." The neposidint had nothing to Jo with giving her same. The Judge—That has settkd the Foist, Mr. (Aston, s;oest you. (A laugh.) lives la the ease of lama, lath minim must amens in the mistemrlatien. I. mar to milk" the masnage earl. Mr. tattoo sail the OW wan so stress spigot hie dist that he w oo ld Not tn.uld• the jury with say observations atom it. Them was, however. to show that the respeadeat' s adroit was wroag attar hs, marriage with Archer. ( ughter he Ja—Zgaspt that she was brim in adultery. ./ The jury felted lag the retitioeir, The want paiimiansed the isarelags 1411ZRIIPPW COURT. RIID-LION-SQUARIL Were Yr. traderalwrilli lbaraball ad . awry.) raocialuriors or °maws& Mr. Hemp the soda teen al thir alisetis al Lases awl Makileasa. made Ids monthly praslassilin at and= 'al it wowed no seintelease was made, sr dia perky lore 'less • eireyeal Wllitiositiondrsal plate. volissos *Meer has made his arrosSissed appoinass at ti.atiusdp omart Ise . greet loamy years, mid was f arme d, i o Gom m d the sheriffs of the eity and soosty. 1:1 is a wieder the unseat orrirsioay s roatiininl. TU. Mown., mane. were proehinowl :—James Hall, at the suit al Thome Newtoo ; Thomas Lloyd, at the suit THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1861. of Alfred Mayhew ; R. W. Griffith, at the snit of Joseph Guodunin ; William Woodbridge, at the suit of George Constable ; George Warren, at the suit of Lewis hear Nathan ;Theophilus Harris, at the suit of William Shutter Richard Doyley Fletcher, at the suit of Jame* Anutbabli ; and Charles Ruthren, at the suit of John Fothergill. The officer added, "No one appears." The county court a. 1% e1...L*1 with the mual formality of "God Sara the queen," till the 11th April next. trived ; but in Spitalfields and Bethnal-green its employment seems to become less re munerative every year. Several of the masters have recently abandoned the trade ; others have removed their es t a bli s h men t s els ewhere ; Northampton, and some villages in Essex have become the scene of this kind of industry. It ap pears to be very desirable that encoars.gemeut and assistance should be given to the workmen in London to go where they can be more advan tageously employed. An effo , -t has already been made by the Sisters of Mercy, a sort of High Church missionary convent in the perish of St. Thomas, Bethnal-green, to open commu nication with the manufacturers in the north of England for this object ; but the gentleman to whom we are more immediately in debted for bringing the matter here under public notice is the Rev. James Trevitt, the incumbent of St. Philip's, who has authorised us to invite, in his name, the co-operation of benevolent persons to remedy this social evil. He is to be found at the new school-house which has been erected by the munificence of an individual owning no property in the district, in Anchor-street, close to the Shore ditch railway station. The facts above-mentioned may serve to direct further investigation as to the state of that populous neighbourhood. lb. 1 rd THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WANDSWORTH. A DOUBLII TRIAL. A rang man of ghost stature, wearing a small mos.- taehe, who gave the 12111110 of Thomas Bgvrurr. and who Las been in custody some weeks, was brought before Mr. Ing ham for final examination on • charge of being concenied with others in attempting to break into the Dukes dead, Putney. on Satunlay evening, the litth of January last, while the landlord, Mr. Tritaby, was lying dead in the house. This case was of a somewhat singular character. The pri soner was seen to lift a tall man on to the top of a projecting Parlour of the Duke's Head, and he tried to force open an upper room window. It wan suspected that two others were concerned, but they got away. The prisoner was apprehended coming out of the house, and oo the way to the statioa he dropped a screwdriver and a hook. Ho twili t ; searched at the stabs), three skeleton keys were found in the lining of his coat, and • number of 'miler matches in his waistcoat rye-ket. Two of the three others were subsequently apprehended, but were discharged. The cri mper was remanded several times, and he was then charged with two others for committing an extensive robbery at the Coopers' Arms, also in Putney. Eventually the three were committed for trial on that charge, and were tried at the last Sur►ey Sessions. They were acquitted, and the prisoner was again taken into custody on • warrant is sued by Mr. loghain for the first charge, end he was brought hack to Wandsworth. As it was stated that the prisoner had been convicted a Dumber of times, his worship deter mined upon sending him to the sessions again as an incorri gible rogue, and for that purpose he had to be remanded two or three times for the production of the necessary evidence. Police-constable Jona, of the L division, now stated that he was present at Lambeth police-court on the 31st of March, 18,56, when the prisoner, in the name of Samuel Ries, was committed as • rogue and vagabond. He was also present at the same polies-court on the 6th of December when he was also committed as • rogue and prisoner stoutly denied that he had ever been com mitted, or even in custody, before. Mr. Ingham then committed him to the house of correc tion at Wandsworth, there to remain until the next papal quarter sessions, to be holden for the county of !surrey, at Reigate, on the 9th of April next. The prisoner is not committed for trial, as it appears from the act that the magistrate has to convict the offender as an iocomgilde rogue, leaving the justices to pass sentence as they think lit, of not =masa twelve months' imprison ment, with a whipping. /101311EltV Or A HONAIL AND VAN. Hrure Flop4.lns, a general dealer, residiug at 32, Liver pool.street, King's-coma, was charged before Mr. Barker with etealiag •• van and • home of the value of IDOL, the property of Lewis %milt. Mr. Beard prosecuted ; Mr. John Wakeling defended ; mid Mr. Lewis watched the case on behalf of some othtr parties. 71is else was one of • very complicated nature, two per- KIM claiming the proerty—the prosecutor saying that it was W by right of • b ill of Bale. The prisoner did oot set sp any right to the property. The prosecutor finding that tie van and horse were gooe, and that the prisoner had been dealing with the halm called • policeman said pee the prisoner into custody. At that time the prisoner said he ha 3 sold the hone for 141. Mr. Wakeling rid be 111;7161 be able to show that the hone his client hail sold woo "maths bone in question. Mr. Harker remanded the primmer until Wednesday next, amend t the application of Xt. Wake ling bail was put in and the prisoner liberated. THE HANDLOOM_WRAVERS IN 'VITAL- FIELDS. An inquest was held yesterdayby Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, in Little York-street, Church-street, Bethnal-gre n, on the body of Daniel Christmas, a handloom weaver, who put an end to his own life by hanging himself on Saturday night. The air-. cuinstuices of his case are worth mentioning, as they may serve to show the real causes, and to suggest the remedy of that long-continued distress which some thousands of the same class of people in this district are now enduring. The man was forty years of age, single, and without incumbrance, living in two rooms, with his father and sister ; they were silk weavers all three of them, and not disabled by ill-health. He had been bred up to the loom, and had always been most attentive to his work, seldom going out of the house, by day or night. From the evidence of his father and sister, it appeared that ever since Christmas this poor fellow had been in a very desponding and melancholy condition, because, as they said, he was "so plagued with having got different work from what he was used to ; be was not at all ac quainted with it, and it was very litigiqus work." To explain this statement, which might seem quite insufficient to account for the semi-starvation and suicide of a skilled and sober workman in the prime of life, we should refer to some well-ascertained facts relative to the habits of those handloom weavers, and their peculiar difficulties in earning a livelihood at the present time. The old man, on being ques tioned by the coroner more particularly about this, replied, ' It's the difficulty of the silk. We have to contend with various sorts of silk, sometimes good and sometime' very bad. Masters and employers buy the indifferent aorta, on account of its being cheaper, and I have beard my son say that his life would have to pay for it" What be meant by calling the inferior silk which has lately come into use " litigious " material is just this—that as the threads are continually breaking the weaver is h opelessly delayed in his piecework, since every read that snaps must be instantly re placed. The work upon which Daniel Christmas had been employed, till he broke his heart over it and died, was the weaving of a piece of velvet am pulped of 2,700 threads, there being 1,800 threads in the under row as placed in the loom, and 900 threads in the top. In cold and damp weather, such as we have bad this winter, the silk is more than ever liable to break or to crack. This velvet-waving, in which there are such • number ' of threads to be watched and frequently repaired, is of course much more tedious work than to weave such stuff as the glac#, In which the man's sister was engaged ; her employment was precarious, and, to use her own phrase, she was " obliged to play a great deal," but she might have woven three yards of that fabric daily, at sixpence a yard. Now the velvet which has preyed so fatal to her brother was paid for at the rate of two shillings a yard, but he could only make about two yards of it in a week. The piece given out to him was thirty yards in length, and if he has been eighteen week,' about it, and it is not Bnished yet, the delay may be accounted for by those particular hindrances to which we have alluded. The man was certainly not an idler, and be had practised the art all his life. Perhaps he did not possess the phy sical or mental energy that was needful to carry him through a difficult task ; but be had been living on bread and water for months past— he might well be a poor creature to cope with such disheartening toil. He had got bebindhaud with his rent • a few days ago his landlord cam e , a nd threatewed to turn him out, upon which, the sister mays, "be turned as white as a sheet, and seemed very ill." He had borrowed 21.75. of his fattier, who could ill afford it ; and that also upon his mind. He became s o li s tl ess an d EVd that he would not keep his pergola clean ; still he went on at the loom, which stood in the same apartment with his cheerless bed. He would never apply for parish relief, and it is said by th o se who k now th e feelings of t his class of people, that from pride or some such motive, they are extremely reluctant to do so. Moat of them belong to old resident families is the district, which have seen more pros reeve days. Only twelve months ago this velvet, for which a weaver now gets two shillings a yard, would have been paid for at four shillings, the same texture and the same width. As might be expected, there are various opinions among those engaged in the trade as to the causes of its decline in the metropolis. Some accuse the French treaty and foreign competition, while others, including a few el the owners of power looms or large factories is London, complain that they cannot contend against the manufacturers of Macclesfield and Manchester, who get their steam coal at half the price: It ii al4ted that the handloom for pattern work canoot well be superseded by any power looms yet cue- LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr ascetic TIILSOZAPIL SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MEMBERS' PLATE. Half • alb. Ballerino,cZAcoL;;Lr, Pnndox , .ad Pinkpool are here. HANDICAP HURDLE RAC& About two miles cod a quarter. Master Begot, The Dane, Morgau Rattler, cud Water. ford are here. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. About one mile end three- quarters. Aneurin, Desmond, Calps, Rosedale, Volition, and Prince Imperial are here. CORPORATION PLATE. About five furlongs. Lord of the Manor, Tyrant, Oran, Polly Peachum, Itiogbooe, Pluton, Prime Imperial, and Charmione are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE Three miles. The Lawyer, Avalanche, Black Named, Frederick, :Water Raga, Chanoiee, Prince Imperial, Newcastle, .tneurin, Defender, end Catania. Allure here. (roma ARIUVAUS. —Doubtful, Zingari, Avalanche, Joy, Frederick, Innkeeper, Newcastle, Defender, Isthmian, Catalan, Mavourneen, Lawyer, Duplicity, Creeper, Fran catelh, GweLynn, Gre7 Hen colt, Orion, Medina, York shire Min, Black Diamond, Prince of Orange, Topsy, Yale filly, Irish Emigrant, and Wee Nell. BANS OP KNOLAND.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly general court of the proprietors of the Bank of England was held this day at noon, in the Bank parlour. Mr. BONANT Losses, the Governor, pre sided. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed, The CHAIRMAN rid—l have to aoquaint the proprietors that this is on. of the half-yearly general courts appointed by the charter, and that it is also one of the half-yearly courts appointed by the 12th by-law for making dividends. The net profits for the haMyear soiling on the 28th of February last were 720,2151., making the amount of rat on that day 3,7247101., and after providing for a dividend of 5 per omit. the rest will be 3,001,0601. The court of direr ' tore, therefore, propose that a half-year's dividend on interest and profits be mad* payable on the 6th of April without deduction oa aceoust of income tax. If no proprietor has anything to say I will put the question, that this court do tor the dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. accordingly. A Fnorarirron asked what was the amount of bullion at the present time The CkIAIMMAN said he had not the exact figures, but the amount was upwards df 12,000,0001. The amount of re served notes was over 7,000,0)01. A PRonurron, who addressed the court from the further end of the room, put a question to the chairman u to the amount of rebate. The CHAIRMAN said the rest was affected in conse quence of bringing back the rebate on bills which were not yet due. That could make no differ rem*, however, as regarded the dividend, be- cause that rebate wise not money earned. The blue were not yet due ; it was capital lent out, and till it was returned they could make no use of it. It was the system of the Bank to take off the rebate at the end of the financial year. There fore, the proprietors had the benefit of the rebate of the last six months. The rebate would be the exact rate which the Bank received for discount. (Hear, hear.) Alderman tt.tr.omogri, alluding to the bullion and the rest, asked why an authorised communication as to the state of the Bank could not be made to the proprietors. At present the only information wee obtained through the newspapers on Saturday. The CHAIRMAN said there was every disposition on the part of the governors to give all information to the public whisk could be given with propriety. Whether, however, the alderman's wish could be complied with he (the chair me.) wee not at the moment prepared to answer. A 1110,1111 TOR complained that, looking to the fact of the Beak having twelve millions in bullion and seven millions of reserved notes, the sitaireusa rata of interest should be so high as S per cent. The CHAIRMAN said that the matter wee always engaging the attention of the court, awl whenever an alteration in the rate of interest could be safely made it would be done. The motion was then ag ree d to, and a cordial vote of thanks to the Chairman terminated the court. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. OORN.-IMPERIAL AVERAGE& WIN& Rarky. Oda Ity4 1 : 11f46 P.M. Sob. 2 I Ms &I KS ad 126 ad Ns id 216 Ird Ns /4 II Ns Id 3M ltd NO ad IN 7d Ns lld Ns 74 SS No lld Mk 6d Ds 04 Ns 114 7d 414 14 JAN 1 IN td No 11 IN Id go 221166 ld 41s 74 Ns wee ll ks' Ass Lverase ... IN 5.1 Its 44 Ns Id Ns 16164. 116 M dd MT.—Musk Bellay, Ms& aye, Hsu" sad P.... la Ism= Owl Sou) Lan WW.—Whast, 01,030: barley, 16.044: OM; 16,811 Tye. 1111 bow. kW: POW 1.046 qUartSTIL DIAGRAM SHOWING TBS nocronfon /II WI arnAos PllOl 01 RIM? DOWN TIM in WMI NAJM. ►.e. 91 rob. lin* U. Mar. Tar. 9. •• • • ••• • • • N 44 2 14 • MINCING LANZ.—(THDI DAY.) esoaa.—The poblie sake of liavaessh did act alter quo tations to-day, bet they weal off heavily. Redised: a limited besieges dose. at the late low prim. Correa.—No public +ales to-day, bet native Osylos has ben sold at 635. Tna.—Tbla market remains quiet. Itson.—New Neeranzie sold from 105. 4id. to 10a. 7ed. • old, 10a, 3d. ; Java, 121. 6d. to Via. 9.1. ; Pattern, 10a. lid. Rm.—Penang sold le. Sid. proof. Smogs remain steady, Singapore pepper sold 3id., 4(1. ; Pima& 30 Carrox.—No moles reported. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARIEZT.-(THIS DAY.) The =riot in quiet. Tows taliow is quoted 56e. 6d. net cosh ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 595. 6d. ; all the month, 595. 3d. to 50s. 6d. ; April to June, 581.6 d ; July to September, 55e. 13d. ; October to Dec., 555. Cad. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . The supply of fresh choice beasts is not large. several left over from Monday being included in the number re turned. Trade is slow at about Monday's rates. The demand for sheep is very small. and a considerable proportion re• main■ unsold. We have a few choice lambs from the Isle of Wight, which meet with a ready sale at high prices. Our foreign supply consists of 250 beasts, 320 sheep, 51 calves. IsTreone of mi. s. d. a. d. Per demo or 811,4. 4. d. & d Beet Scots, Ilerefds. ♦ 8 5 0 Beet Des 42 1ff.04.14811 6 0 5 2 Befit Bhort.horns • 6 • 10 Beet beat w 001..... 6 6 6 Second qual. besets • • D. de. Slaws 6 0 Calves Pip BestDmtlilf-breds 6 8 6 10 Lambe Swan M wee& LIMO: Memo and lambs, 3,960: Clidem, 110: PM& 180; Mild cow& 116. HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) NSW& Davie and Co. report trade dull, at the following pries' :—Prime meadow hay, 75e. to 85e. ; sups' riot. ditto, Eta to 105 e. ; inferior do., 50e. to ea. ; clover, old, 90a. to 115 a. ; ditto, new, wooed cut, 80a. to 100 a. ; straw. 335. to Ma. Deaver OF SIR L. B. LOVELL. —WO have to mord the death of Sir Lovell Benjamin Lovell, K.C.8., which occurred cm Monday hut. He was the eldest eon of theists Mr. T. S. Beelcock, and assumed the name of Lovell by sign manual in 1810. He entered the army in 1806, being Oen 19 years of are, and attained the rank of Hejorflenend is 1864. He was for many year, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Horan, and was appointed colonel of the 12th Dagger in 1858. To 1807 he served at the taking of Moats Tido*. and subeerpreMly in the Peninsula, ieeluding ten =action., 40 minor affairs, and seven siege.. Sir L. B. was one of the military reporter* under Lord William Bona at the ago of Opotio. SHARE L1528.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The railway share market to-day is firmer. A rise of I per cent. has taken place in the principal stocks. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has risen per cent., being quoted 1111 to I. This is settling-day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 901 to V Great Western, 704 to 71 ; Midland, 128 to South Eastern, 83j to 84, exdiv. ; Great Northern,; 1084 to 1094 ; Caledonian, 95 to 4, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 50 to 4. Lombezdo-Venetian Railway shares are fiat, at 11 to n dia. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is rather weaker. 81 ‘1 14 I ORDINARY SIAREI AND nom. 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B. ot I o cUa g. 6 p. ct. Do. Do (AM, Cnada, Shares t 100 100 100 100 Do New o.6p.cßdapay73.w.op. Do. 6b do.. 77..1t.0p. Do. do. 78 enll2ls D0.5ep.068d0.,p777 Mew Gum. ft pee at Do. do. 6cz t... Do. 61 per et. Do. 6 per cent. d 0 . .. 71 76 I. Pei 0 6 7 N. Brunswtck & C. nada aim A cap. ata. Do. do. Land do 76 80 66 70 16 TO 411 } lf ai If l 411 If 11111 6 • 91 Dp do. B cep. do. Do. do. Lind do Oade (Limited) Ficinde Do. Paolanb Dolod.B4.Flotg. 4.4 1 Trizahlad.Liathod.SeriP 91 OS 9 4 looi it 01 dls tlf 271 TO 74 44) 63 41 43 40 63 40 43 40 Ni PH le 1 1111 ! 11 di. lli to 9i 9 W. 96 100 90 93 : tot illt• 1.44:111) WM. 99} 111 i Si 83 lilt S 2 86 87 2 It di, .... 5 7 5 7 5 7 5 7 964 P 74 :. 3lis I i dis No. I Sh. I DOOl5. IEd 1 CL prima. I halm. 610,410 94. Cominerchu 'lOO 146,000 84. Do. 4p. ct. Pref., Min 100 -- 2,006,618 St. East and West India 100 —.— 1,119,810 St. London lOO 1,119.000 St. St. Katharine lOO 100,906 St. Southampton 600,000 80. Victoria 0,690 20 Do. New JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. 11110. I Susi. I Pd. I CO. prima I Bales. 20,900 100 Agra and 11. Ser. Bank . 60 M,600 40 Avatraliuda 10,000 26 Rank of Egypt 9,000 100 Bank of London SO 61 U 10,000 SI Hank of Turkey 8 n 11.116 -- 10,000 SO &lOU N. America WOO 111 A Chart. Bank Las ustralis, and d our an 1S 11 101 IWO ft Chard. Meru el Wk Lon., and Mina al SS U 6 000 100 City 10,000 , 100 Colonial - 40,000110.11 Com. of Canada an 16,0001 190 Ocm. of London ll6 —•-• 16,000 W log. ScoLdAusLCharld fill 151 10 1 161 90,000 IP 0. Bank of Switzerland an %cal 10 lon. Ch. Bank or AustrL an a; a 22; WOW 50 Landon and County 00,000 SO London Joint Stock 10,000 61 London & Senib Ablaut 10 2 0 dl. -- 90,400 109 Los. end Wirindanter 9O 611 621 10,000 100 Nat. Pro. al Ingimail 42 1 16, 10 0,000' 60 National But 16,000' 10 New Smith Wales 90,440 26 Oriental Bast Onpant an 49 11 11.000 10 Ottoman Bank WOOO 100 Provincial el Ireland 6,000 10 Do. New 16,000 26 South Australia an —, 301 1 40,000 26 Union of Anatrana 0 a 1 ,010 60 Union of London KOS 100 Unity Mutual Assiallsolosa Mat .. Austral= MONA .... Berlin Wllielwoelos.... Brit. Assess Leal .. t Malt MN. Tot A Do. II 7 pia A 11111802 Do. C _ _ Canada Lad Wands TeL (L) PlyoringAtamelt. °I Pest. 7j per cent t!Palace '''reteressca Do. 6p. ct. Perp. DO Lail odiaintig.t Canal Electric Telegraph Do. New Ens. and Auat. Cop Gen. Steam Navigation Great Ship (Limited) 1)0. 17 per cent. Pref Leo. District TeL (L) London Discount Lon. Oen. Ontnibas 00. gladras lretgn. t Canal MediterraneanEleaTO Mediter. is. TeL (Lim.) National Discount Co NerbuddaCoalhlron(L, Netherlands Land .z [EOM - 7p ,127silia: N. Bruns. & N. Boat IA N. Brit t Austraiagia.. hianf*l Or Do. " New filisree* *Men. In. eta. (140.. Peel River Mal • len. Pen In.nod Oefen. Nem 1.1,1 00 Do. New 10 lad Soo • Did. Tel. di p. a for 60" by Ile. Ow N lthymuoy Irost Id Do. Now I* !loyal Mall Stoma RI. ettib Aust. lavoutet IS South Austrailoa land 1 utosarino Tel. &rip 1 Do. do. llogletwod 10 Do. d 0..... 15 It Le. Oct. Up. Csa. IVAN Maneles lAnd.... In la id 90 41 41 is lb 18 SO 121 14 ! 116 13 I'o its 22 30 1 102 104, 100 30 1 Y 4 " I 97 190 $1 I 1 as W. 1 li Ii II Pa 1 3 6 'III dim II Of dim 1 dls wit 1 31 rlts 47 60 68 TO 10 11 pis Is 19 11 9 1 17f 4 14 4 60+ 123 123 112. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OxoeeL This being settling day, the mining market is quiet. The only transactions officially recorded in the Stock Exchange are in Providence Mines, which are marked 38. There have, how ever, nien a number of dealings in shares in Kelly Bray, North Robert, Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Unity Consols. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no variation whatever, scarcely any business having been done. English and Australian Copper shares are marked 3i. To-morrow Mr. Maguire will ask the First Lord of the Treasury whether any other letters than thou printed in the return dated the 16th day of February, here passed between the government and the Master of the Rolls relative to the appointment and resignation of Mr. Turnbull ; whether, in fact, several letters have not passed between the noble lonl himself and the Master of the Rolls prior to the resignation of Mr. Turnbull, and directly bear ing on Mr. Turnbull's case ; and if such letters have passed between the noble lord and the Master of the Rolls, whether there is any objection, and what objection, to their imme diate production. Mr. Cavendish Bentinck will to-morrow ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, whether informa tion was received from Sir James Hudson previous to the 31st day of August last, to the effect that the expedition of General Garibaldi wan secretly &sainted by the Sardinian government ; and whether the Foreign-office did, previous to the Ilth day of September last, receive official informa tion that the Sardinian government contemplated the iovnsion or seizure of • portion of the Papal states : and whether any and what answer was returned by the Aus trian government to the despatch, No. 96, addressed to Lord A. Loftus, and referring to a despatch from Consul General Perry. The bill for regulating the use of locomotives on turnpike roads was sent yesterday before a parliamentary committee. " Many of its clauses," says the Times, " seem framed with the expren view of defeating all the peculiar advantages which traction engines are capable of conferring. There is, consequently, a strong probability that in this, as in almost all previous improvements in science for the benefit of commerce, many years of delay will, through legislative meddling, have to be encoun tered." BOARD OP THAD; WHITRHALL, MARCH 12.—The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of • despatch from her Majesty's pharg6 d'Affaires and Consul-General at Hamburg, @solos mg • cope of a Hanoverian law, abolishing, from the lst instant. the duties previously levied on goods in trauma through the Hanoverian territories, and also the export duties charged in lieu of transit duties.--Gorent. Owing to the gale which has now been blowing for several days the Channel Island mail steamer was not able to leave Jersey on Monday and Tuesday. The Havre mail steamer, which ought to have left Havre for Soutl.- ampton on Mooduy night was detained until Tuesday night from the same muse. let 14 124 124 IQ it l ip. 114 122 1111 101 N 24 111 111 1 m gi t veil •1 v i &a par Las tspo gl 4 91 NI N 10 N $7 46 66 In In 111 111 os 100 In In MAIM g — jdo. M - 4 --- , 7 1 11.1 11 111 $l 2 l I, isll itil IN IN i IIP ST U NS ST Si $ 41 a P SIs 1. •• as re I.i Iti ,i, OUGAILIp.a.JaaMtIy I!. ikik4 4lls:irr; am ok! s. lam. • O. Ct• I 11.111dirmiOst.-44PAL Ili - ) no No ~me 10 1011 100 100 100 100. 10 so so so 4- 41.1 101 e . 0 i 9;- ili 1W NS 108 MI Ul 111 110 111 101 4071 100 100 1 100 MONEY MARKED.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLovx. The funds to-day are firmer. An advance of 4. per cent. has taken place. The share markets, in which this is settling day, are likewise better. British railway stocks have advanced. grand Trunk of Canadahas declined, owing to Um notification that the interest on Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railway stock will not be paid. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 68fr. 15c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 91k, and 92 for money, and 92i and for the account. The present quotations are 911 to k for cash, and 92,1 to for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—New Three per Cents., 91k, ; India Stock, 221, 223; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100 f, 100, 11, I, ; ditto Scrip, 1001 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, ; ditto, 1859, 96} ; ditto Bonds, 19s. die. ; Bank Stock, 235 ; Exchequer Bills (June), 6s. to 2s. die. ; ditto, March, 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is more active. Mexi can Bonds are in demand, and rising. There is also a decided advance in Turkish ; the ►oan of 1854 is now quoted 72* to 73, and that of 1858, 533 to 54. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Buonos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 89, 4 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97* (exchange, 25'r) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 243, 4,3, * ; ditto for account, 243, 3, *, 3 ; New Gre nada Active, 163 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931, 4, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 73, 72 ; ditto for account, 723, i ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 533, ex div. ; ditto for account, 533, 541, ex div. ; ditto 1001. bonds, 551. In another column will be found a report of the proceedings at this day's court of Bank pro prietors. _ The advicee from Melbourne, mention the bailing for England of the Result, Alliance, Lightning, and Southampton, with an aggregate of 111,236 ounces of gold, worth 445,0001. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yesterday was 64,000/., raising the total nut in since last Wednesday to 331,000/. The Cleopatra has ar rived from the West Coast of Africa with 3,8671. in alopecia and 7,000/. in gold dust. The City of Baltimore which left Liverpool yes terday for New York, t ook 81,8291. in specie. A further sum will be shipped on Saturday by the Africa. It is believed that the accounts from New York by the Kangaroo answer to the intelligence of the rise in the Bank of England rate of discount to 8 per cent., which took place on the 14th of February. Owing to the diminished demand for the East, chiefly consequent upon the dearness of money here, the price of bar silver has receded to N. op. per ounce, being Id. below that obtained for the supply by the last packet. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm. The sales comprised 10,000 bales. It is confirmed that arrangements have been con cluded at Paris whereby the whole of the large amount of outstanding Constantinople bills drawn on M. Mirlis ou account of the Turkish Loan will be provided for. Nothing was wanting but the signature of the Turkish Minister. This is very satisfactory intelligence. The fears of the stockholders have been realised by the announcement, made yesterday, that the Grand. Trunk Railway Company of Canada are not able to meet the interest due the 15th inst. on the stock of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Company, which is leased by the Grand Trunk. The annual meeting of the Ottoman Bank share holders will be held ou the 27th lust. The directors will propose a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum free of income tax, and an addition of 5,0001. to the reserve fund, leaving 5,8001. to be carried forward to next account. The Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs has I communicated through the ambassador in London to the directors of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway the granting of a new concession, by which the company aro empowered to issue 250,000 L. 6 per cent. debentures for five years in lieu of that amount of capital in shares. An extension of three years is also authorised for completing the line to Aidin. The company, in fact, obtain all that they asked for. T:.e Turkish government deserves credit for the liber.dity which it has displayed. in the matter, but which is really its best policy, if it wishes foreign capital to be embarked in public works. ----- Subjoined are the West quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other sham, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : luuranos—Atlas, 134 ; Argus, 30, 29 ; Globe, 100 ; London and Provincial Matins, 21 ; Marine, 96 ; Phrenix, 166 • Thames and Mersey Marine, ; Universal Manor, 31, 3. Gan— City of London, New, 71, ex div. ; Rll ; Loudon, 61 ; ditt o Blue Preference, 61 ; Surrey Consumers. 121 ; Westminster 723. Docks— ilist and West India, 1171, 119 ; London. 56, 54,1851 • Victoria. 9M. Waterworks —Berlin, 41, f, a, ex div. ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 118. Cailal—Reet;es, 23. Canada Government Five per Centa. were more inquired for. With reference to the market for American s,cu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports ae follows : • The market for American securities in London has been steady, with a slight tendency to advance duriog the past week. Yesterday, Illinois and Erie shams closed firm on the advance reported from New York of the 28th tilt, by the Jura, and the intelligence of the action of the Poses Conference. Today the market was very buoyant, Illinois Central touching 24 dis. ; and Erie, Di ; but on the arrival of the Kangaroo, with advice* to the god inst., a sharp de eller occurred, and they close at 2fif to 251, and ti to 1, respectively. Subjoined it a weekly report on the market for bides and leather : The leather market maintains great uniformity, both in the extent of the demand and in pnoes. Almost all articles meet a limited inquiry, without any large tnuisactions. The supplies are not excessive, and stocks do not increase. Market bides are unaltered in value, with a small supply of heavy hides. Foreign hides have moved more freely. Some considerable ales of South American bides have been made at former quotations, and some Australians have found buyers also at previous rates. The Mans Hay, Edmund Graham, and Howdeu have been taken up for the conveyance of govern ment stores to Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay. WZDNZISDAY EvirriNG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94 to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Conaids, fur looney, 91}, ; ditto, for account (April 10), 94, }, ; India Stock, 222}, 223, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, }, 1,1, ; ditto Scrip, 1001 ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 951; ditto 1859, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 19s. die. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 7 8 ; Bank Stook, for opeuing, 235. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted l the Five per Cent. Rupee Paper , 94 } tot- the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1004 to ; the March Exchequer Bills, par to 4s. prem. ; and the Juno, Os. to 2a. dia. Mexican Bonds were heavy in the morning, when sales were recorded at 24} and 94}. Iu the afternoon, however, there was a renewed demand, and the price had risen at the close to 24} to # for the new account. Turkish Bonds were steady ; tho issue of 1854 was last quoted 71} to 72, and that of 1858. 53 to 4. Buenos Ayres Bonds were heavy. Tho Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8121. ; the Cheat Northern an increase of 1,4611 ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,9471. Bank shares to-day were steady. The inquiries for Oriental Bank continue. In the ininc-llaneous share market no alteration occurred. Great Ship shares were quoted 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; and Lembo. Ge neral Omuibus, 1 to 1 1.16. ii Ut US WO UO NI US •iiiii 1281 i Pm 44 4 OD Ali - 44 1 4 113 1114 140 113 IN M lia 0 2 06 • u 1 . 7211 . Pls WARP 17,000 90,000 0,000 11,1110 70,000 I,iii 183.676 NAOS 20.000 40.000 030,0e0 20,000 110,000 10,000 10,000 15,000 100,000 14,10 G 76,070 -.- 11,iimil 10,0(0 10.010 "'. P. i:ij•l 1 I 0 7 Ile 111} ! s is