The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) coNSISTORY COURT. (Before Dr. 'Duren Twin.) Tws arms or rim nos. 17011011 D IT TSB WV. 11111 TAN gm: r lU6lla. -TIM IT. cisouts's asuman rassinistows. Tbsi taunting Mr. Robert Raise, of 8g George-street, wand before the Judge of the Oonietcry Mart in owl erten with the articles which had been led spinal him kr! the Rees. Bryan Kin, M.A., rector of the disturbed and worioes perk\ of Wt. Oserge's ia-tbe- Frt. Yes. Pram, Mee ',peered as the tar, said this case had h beard before and been dismiseed, sail he had no right he b ro u g ht to that meet, but stood there an innocent e.a. and would .lotoad himself to the Isis. lir. TWIN cal .The wart it quite reedy to admit yea ,tr. Haw) in due New st form, pauperis, and fiaugn yon Yr. Beier rim! he ehuala decline any moth &avast'. sad would &teal Landoll. Dr. Ptethmete said he was quite ready to afford every to Mr. itusier, and would suggest that the evert Je•uht appoint - reeedey east fur the hearing, sad that the .bouts be taken vim Tom under hie (Dr. Multi. • Act o the 18th and 19th Vie., permitting the em wiretaia of witanwee viva row is imelseieetical mesa W. Twist-1107 Ina Yr. itasisr, you will asilontood :14 lie taint i le be hoard us Tuesday ant, whoa you .du M at Many to appear by esenrd it you Wok proper. r raw, sod to osariaii sod orooornimaiso witorom Sr: Dada, mid be we my end be blow the we was ,aate oar to be llopeeed et, Ns* hod suffered greet vary b the preilemiled peeetediepo el the court, sod had rme is coesepteeee Qatari est el emplaymeat and unable may sneaks. n. wan thee edjsummi, isa Yr. lair and his fru'incla 44% tie awl. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (lieNriP Yr. C'aominoiromer Hakroyd.) TM. IMPTAL MUM' &ANL - Tn. w•. • dividead sitting io the eet•te .4 the Royal Mrawil Wok. The proceeding. were entirely formal. The .newt id dividend •boot to he pool in the pound— LA hero already •aaoanned. 111. k n • total dirnknd of is the pwnl Hit Roomy ww mods th. nerwary order. no dividend .dl he py►ble as the 4th and sth ot April at Rao Rotas& .f the Beak .4 England. Mr. Rockwood append far ta. wagons Thera were a. sew prowls re claim& Theo dividend Rat cainpristo 4,100 sow• THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. PAVING 11011 A WAIL -- PAilip ZAN knew of a Gorman Wok 13, tawriontre, Was ramansaad before the Lani Mayor far Laura Sara Jane Campbell, wife of the caenl; l l ".. as Americ 111 mere bent rerL 'fir. Marra irk appeared fur the defendant. The enaipLiniaut, a nue handsome young woman of about Meaty, mid she livisl at Nova Soitia when she must home, bat the teas elle,' about with her husband a good deal. Oa Thunalsi Last she arrived in Lorshon with Wor husband from Bristol shout 3 o'slock iu the morning, and they went to lite hotel kept by the deft .dam. At about half.past $ n'elovk, her husband, having some basemen to transact, •ent out Feeling rely roll, she asked the defendant to lied A fire, slob te del, and then, feeling very tired after Ler p.n.s''', she threw herself upon the bed with her cloths. rtl, mod fell fast solsep. She wee awakened by feed lug touching her. and opening her eyes she per. eared that tile defeadent booed got nos arm round her neck. She sat up in bed, sad ordered him to leave the room, when he •• Don't you west anything to eat" and put his arms round her seek, and tried to kiss her; but /staring none one ..0 the stabs, he went away ( rein the 6 4 atel %Aid aloud, " I will send you up some coffee." Ms told hies not to trouble himself, for abe would not dein' k it ls be was going .wt of the room, she pen...rived that hi. a/Vell was duarranged, • hien she thought did not look '.proper. When her hualund returned s h e t o ld hi m chat had liecurred, and they left the hotel. She had or dered the defendant to Kane the none several times, sad when he dish so she locked tl.e door, Mr. Charnock erovves.iininel her at some length with. cot shaking her testiniona. The answer to the ,har e e Was that the complain a nt an d her builand came to the hotel very early in the morning, sod that they had nothing to sat up till one o 'clock, when the iletenclaut (being the only person in the hotel who wall speak Loglisli) went up to the room which the cienplairiant occupie d , and knocked at the door. The complainant seal, " Come in," and Mr. Rahn went in awl asked her if she would have any dinner, ail she " No, 1 feel so very ill." The defendant said : • pal look very 111; shall l send for a &doer sod put kis hand on her fie:heed, aml if that were an assault be was ten s o rry he had ilone no; but he did it without any fele mns intention. The defendant iknied that his drove was diarninged, or that he had attempted to does she de•cribed. hat he the nnupbuuaut . Icing more asleep than ...Ake. had imaginal t h at part of the story. She did not. as ,at in the slightest degree or it must have been heard, as the reedit wan parted out iinlv by is very thin partition front the room occupied by Mr, Kahn. .t wallas Was milsrl iu defence, but 61 proved nothing Is amid that he haunt no sCirsinis from the room. Mr. Cleirnork - It is customary, my tont, in Germany, for tbs. Mole w.liters to go upend attend to the belies. lint llayr elo, I know that was the man when I trarill.l in 11enuany, but they do not conduct them es the Manner in which the ilefewiant has dose. My sugar, is that the caption did not gave him a sound thrashiug, as my impulie would have been to have done, if 1 hisl been itt los witiartion, although that would not have n the I couiniend him (the captain), &Airier, for hi. forhear.inee. I shall 6ne the defendant tt• and eon., or one minitlt's imprisonment. The motley Was instantly paid. SoI'THWARK. *erre/ern Uremia or A 11M4BANO Sr We WWI. .% Mi41.11,4;e41 re Te..tably -ilreme.l female named ItOrro., v..ar brought lip be Pomeroy. 130 M. charged euh •tableng her huileiel in the head, with limiest to do hini sonar grievous buddy harm. The offver mai he was on duty in the Dover-road, on &inlay morning. a little heron, I o;chick, when he was e died to a In Violet.plore, Cole-street, when he was 11.1 that a wonisn had attempted to warder her builmied. He asternt the house in que..tion, awl mw the prime?. hastened roweled with Moist. which wee Sowing Gent a wound on the 10-ad. The man informed him that his wife tlhe prisoner, hal ilone it, and that she threatened to do for Ina. A man mimed Martin, who was in the house, brought Me prisoner down, awl took the knife produced front her. Martin told him he saw her stab her husband while is a state ..1 freuay, and that he interfered and prevented in Irons cminmitting a more serious injury. The , as asise as eoofrunted with her hushaboh gamma him in • rodent manner. She was taken into ' ,mita', and conveyed to the station-house by Sergeant Why, 21 M. and vitas= noreeed her huslaud to the surgery of Dr. Emir, in Herti:nreet, who dreamed the 1,00.011, and recommended the awe to keep .purt, SW ernons conaquences might ensue. Tb. magistrate asked whether the husband lira, is mart? Pintos replied that he was not. He produced a certi. lime from lie. Evan., showing that he wail unable to &t -hud He, therefore, asked for a remand, to enable him briar forward witaemes who MIS the transaction, as well as lor the ittewhirwe ..f C... liml.aud. The Lonna.., mho declare.' that it was a tr•mped up thilivi was 6, .1 , 1iNg1y remanded until Monday. Tee RlNti .011) TAX AMMTIAII24. —Yesterday, at the ....amt. petty alamtio6ll. Soar PM& ileht.e. .sal then friend. &power! to serer peer """sest•e• ..huneet Apnea then" by the polies arr• eat.. sieffordehare. The &feriae& were Jr. Gorr, N.ecbariaptou ; Jens. C..1.T. pi' . inlet , w..hrth.nll4.4. ; all 44 theft (news, beibir ey.o.kes or nog keeper.. These were all rimmed with hen the plia.rpol ector. In a pro- ti,-;ht. whirls war off on os a yore .4 nammoo Laud rolled Turk Hill. tad sato deal aft the p.n.& Bohissebet, eat other penrse raa• al.. suraerserl from aus the spectators, sad cheesed with heist Rader. art &helloes. Polae.nnoetairie Ter will. is andfordehire, &Ford that ea the day in f Ana limll4 with their 6 efnilder. sail othera, Prowl Ihr.ftigh the vUkrfe er: Trysail'. Haring peen empty n • •.I inforrost that ait MO shout to nos. off, lie L.!. k•wed the party .1 a stiles to pinethefor rearmed, where lie Curl that • note had horn nosele, sal that MO peewee tad aettenthell. The deleedante had taken up their pos. nous in the ries : end ha ale entered sod " cloned the prewe. • Trews been the awed 'heated and " Kick the - sail the Irks ; sad Vaughos, nee of the ries. teepees. told yet that it would he bettor far Ina sot to lobe fore, hat if aayour resulted han Woe rdieeessal w•uld take hie part. Ventre able that be richt take their arnor sad eunasenes thee" it be Ms& hat they should Lee the light. The Gest then wee preseraled enth, and •40411111 lamb ore founht, then Few* the victor. The Nate, were understood to be IW. • adds The greeted wee Sent, hi the oeutty d &lap. and port in the teensy of tutted The streistrates mimed the elsht thief (Weed. site to he homed Over. sad ter Sad amity each for tour a mho The sinunossos eptiast the Gum defeednate were tt.edse et t ,e their paying costa A strntrwrioDeir or Potlen Ktt.i.nn.—Oru tetairday eveniser last, eh& Yr. Jake Nouns. ovulates rut .4 tb. ',halal* &Ninon of the Liverpool county coo llehidare, we. snare bear Se h 4 Imp," (hewn by a 'llettad hoe , the vehicle woe upset, sad Yr. Pollees fill. at ladirtardli, Inn Moil 6 THE In,f4EBf3, TITESII47IIr.S LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr rucraic NORTHAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. One mile. North Lamb, Lad Nelson, M. Philipps, Ancient Briton, Actress, Ode, and Lifeboat. All are here. ACCEPTANCES FOR NEW HANDICAP. Five fur. Tom Thumb, Brandy Bell, Piss Eleanor, Little Poll, Vigo, Julie, Bel Farman, Tiara, and King Edward. AB an here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Jenny Longlegs, The Monk, Treacherous c, Simple %now. Em4y Itattlebone, Fakdale, Ancient Briton Re. valetster, Werelewboord, Odo, Lifeboat, Athos, Centr als& Aetna All sae bare. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. Two rules. OW Rol m& Claire, Sam Spode, Ro!, al Sovereira, New sier& Tlmandra, Rattlebonc, Howe, Throe, Mae rt Arms, First Lord, Weatherbound, Simple Stream, Lori Milton, Birdcage, Chance Shot, Sprmgwell, Tommy Noble, Fainger, Biannual* c, and The Monk are here. WHITFLEBURY STARES. About three quarters of a 1 _ mile. Fre Delhi (3 yro), Cant;wbs, /knee, Swestrinee, Cantab., intney, Billy Dwindles, British Prisms, Orion, Bohentienne, King of Kent, Folkestone, Charybdis, Prevention, Lady Little, and Fatly Lae are here. STAND PLATE. One mile. Lord Nelson, Bel Feperansa, Neophyte, Volunteer, Nur , well, Golden Pippin, Codicil, Traducer, Lord Palmerston, Plum , Clowernook, &Rik, Birdesp, Precise,; Jenny lon Parmesan, and Philomela are has Orm A ISITA LlL—Lody Peel, Artist, tlekr7 4 = l4 .l Eines, Pemetore, Ennytoo, Linda, Gipsy, Paleface, Mareeilisime, Eitel* Homy, bro. I= al Shelmih, Walloon, Rear, Bevis, Curlew, Mountebank, and Vulcan. LATIN? BETTING. oitisAxProx WALK 5 to 1 spa 10 to 1 Wesslb ." J r 10 to 1 Moos t) 10 to Mod Tasllo BS to 1 P TS) 20 to 1 Mos Alps& (t) Very ittiet MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloca. The mining market today is steady. In the Stock Exchange there are inquiries for Pi(Th ideate Shares, which are marked 44, es die. Tincroft have been dealt in 4. There has also been a number of transactions in shares in Great Betel lack, Wheal Unity, East Basset, Wheal Trelawney, Lady Bertha, Treloweth, and Wheal Cliffo•rd. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 224 to 22f. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are quoted par to f prem. A redultion of id per lb. yesterday took place in the price of manufactured copper. Present quo tations are reported as follows by Messrs. Sims, Willyams, Nevill, Druce, and Co.:—Manufactured, 12d. per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 1071. 10a. per ton • yellow metal sheathing and bolts, 10d. per lb. A; extraordinary meeting of the Huelva Copper ifining Company ( limited ) is calle d for the 31x1 of April , to receive from the directors a full statement of affairs, and to deter mine their future course. At • meeting of shareholders in Great Hewes United Mines, held yesterday, it was resolved " that the further working of these mines be abandoned, and that the 0001- mittee be empowered to sell the materials, plant, and all other pmperty of the company moat advantageously to the sharehrs, and that they have full power and autlwrity to wind up the undertaking." The Basset and Grills Mining Company, on the 19th lag., made • call of 11. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) (or ammo TOLEGRAPII.) MOW OUR OWE 0011111.11'011DOIT.) The grain market axiom, and attendance lam& Good bug sew io wheat and flour, at an &drama of 3d. per amid awl lc per eacit since Friday. Indian corn selling freely 44 to la improvement. Beans, birley, oats, aid oatmeal ails tarn dearer. MINCING-LA/11—(THIS DAY.) Corrix.—A floating cargo of et. Ditinsinge sold M Na for the Meditenunean. The market is Arm today. Tim—This article continues dull allele, but general quo tations are unaltered_ Bice continues in very good demand ; white Bengal com mon to good sold 11.. 6d. to 13i. ed. Run remains in limited demand. Biunor —Martens, 1668, wild at 10e. listrrrres.—The demand continues steady; refraction 61 sold at 43a 6d. ; refraction 71, 42.. Sneer in limited demand. Market. generally have a quiet appearance to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the subjoined quotatione:—Town tallow , 3s Oct. to Dec., 525. 9d. 55e. Ai to Ma ed. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., o n th e Sept. spot, , 5 575. ed. to 575. 9d. April to June, 55e. 6d.; July to . ; SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.) Mown Damn and Company report supply abort; trade brisk; demand for good bay. Prima meadow kay 78/ to 84e.; supsnor ditto, Ns. to 915 n. ; inferior do., OOP. to 70a. ; rowel), A. to 70a. ; clover, old, 110 a. to 110 a. ; mooed cut, 90a. to 90a. ; etraw, 275. to 34a. LONDON WILY DOCK I.lTCRNS.—][sacs u. Ilaporld. Denvord. Pr. Neck UN NoAa—Watladls.. NS ;0111 LIN LNG Ilaaritles. 11.280 Lea 140,11 NUN %mil sod Mann 4,551 UN 1111,821 WO Promo' — Foreign 0,267 11,10 01,106 NUN Corrys—W.L — 8 IN NI llocbs Ppm lll ;NI 19,117 4978 COOOh—W.L 664 184 6,214 0913 1915 .1 BO 929 11.10 *,992 TALLOW.—The tallow market again dechood inot wok on the Mot, and for delivery In all this month : at the same time for delivery la more distant petiods, partleshwly tor MeV to Jame, them was more Menem The demand from the limis Ms Mew very mall, sod rho of .. sorts" could ouly be wads by hidden ht=a emelderable reduction In price. To. the umbel itst m spot, bet orals firm for forward debvery, sad eer Oaks pekes am :—lirot and all March : 575. ad. to 670. : April to Jane, tra .d.: July to September. Ora. to Ur ad. ; Octo- ber to Protestor. Ws.. Wows theta. be. 4.1 to 615.: beet be& 10Wli Lai...W. SS& to US ed. net iamb . Palm oil, 465. fel to 441 a. 10d. ; cocoaaiut oil„ Cochin, 441. to 43a. fair to nee . Ceylon, eat to as. led.: Sydney, tb.. less 1i per cent. discount ',ugh fot, hitt— . haat the circular of Meson. health and Charles, listed larealtaci CITTITI/if.—LiTwooL, Yawn te.—We have hart a Ann, flat market WS* : with aural heather at about Fiidaye price. The athlete bit each etesiner from America, although showing a Whig ell le receipts : being an irlerPOLW cacti week compered with but rem vadat has • depressing effect. The sales are 6.4:03 bales, Intkading IMO Amylase, thl. to SM. , SOO Surat, 3•41 to ad.: IS* Ninollan, 00 to 111 d. 160 11,111111, 'rid. to aid . 10/ Marsithsna Sid to ad. . of which 1,000 are tot export mad spee•latna. The week's import is 17 : 1110 balms COALS —LONDON. MAIM It —Boddie. We flastloy, lea id.• Davison'. West Hartley. Ir. M.. Bolywell. Illa : Howard*. West Martha, t 3d. TanSeld Moor Mira, tfa !d.: Walker pm.", lb. 3d.: Weal Hank y. Ills &I. Wylosa, 141 s. : Walla tad Acorn Clow. OA. Walls Eud Eden. Dpt. ; Wane Had Hilda. Men Math. AU.: Walls End Bell. lila : Wan Ind Bracklylls Hatton. 10. Id Walls End Brandon, Ifs. ; Walls End lenwnwstirata. 10a . Wall. Cad Haswell, ran. Id.: Was BM Hetino. Zh . all. End [wider Orange. 10.- : Walls End Rawls Bottom Nos. Id. Walls End Swath Ratt a n. fl a Id . : Wall. tad &W Walls 19s. : W.U. End Casa", 10a : Walls End 11.11100 Hall. Ida . Walls End Kcltoe. 20. ad.. Walls End nonth Kenos, 30. fd . Walls End Tnmdon Hartlepool, Ms. Wall. tad Trlndno Thoraley. Inc Wall. End flame. M. Int : Walls tad Wert Hello,. Ifs 3d.. Walls End Whitworth, ieu_ Ships sa maitoS, 10. sold, 711. 81-orme BLATH or MR. JA.IIIII BRAID, BURnIION, or ilierazerta.— The sudden death .4 kr. dames Braid. rorgeon, esf Mancheeter, which took place on Sunday maw ing, at his residence. Bylaw-house, Oifordatreet, la that nty. is • subject of much regret. He luid been in appa rently goad health all last week, anti had made his anal cans epos his patients, deploying the quiet cheerf ulcer la his interviews with them which generally characterised his derseaeour. On Sunday moraing he complained of pais leg the apese of his back and colitis... and ordered& rid tea. After partaking of it be breathe) heavily noveral times, and died almost immediately, it is surd ham direr of the heart. He wee best knows in the me dical work( from his theory and practice of hypiestir, r diatingaisbed from meimeruen—• system at trentarat he applied in entails diverts with great effect, sad which his recently attracted great attention in Paris. liras brae his discover, of hypnotism, however, be bad performed some extrardiary cures by operator as eserested wands., in ores of club-toot and similar orstarticery which breesht hint patients from every part of the kbedillll. miasma to a has circle of friends which his irstreAsarted sod geoid beerin _ascl proferral rill attached te him away& the trwr claire of society, mid aasaapt, the medical p^* s, he will he much regretted by the hounder dare% whose mifferiap ueder •Iniere he often eseresded easvisramg *Most rerompeese MONEY MAREE7.-THDI DAY. Two deems. A decided effect has been produced in tie Stock Exchange by the discussion in the Bowe of Com mons last night, upon the Savoy question, but more especially by the firm tone adopted by Lord John Russell, who alludes to the prospect of an ultimate combination of England and other European powers, against the aggressive designs of France. After falling nearly I per cent., Consols are now quoted I to f per cent. lower than yesterday after noon. The share markets are likewise generally lower. Yesterday's advance in British railway stocks is lost. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 68.60, but declined to 68.50, being the mama as the last price of yesterday. It is surmised that the tenor of Lord John Russell's remarks has not yet been permitted to transpire in Paris. Consols are officially marked 941, f, and for money, and 941, j, and for the account. The present quotations are 94/, " buyers," for money, and 941, " buyers," for the 11th of April. The New Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 94/ ; India Stock, at 218 ; the In dian Ave per Cent. Stock of 1859, at 1041, 1, and 4 ; the Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, at 981 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of 1868, at 97 ; India Bonds at Si. and Is. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 161., 195., and 17a. prem. The foreign stock market is heavy. Prices in several instances are lower. The decline in Turkish amounts to Ito per cent., the loan of 1864 being uow quoted 781 to 791, and that of 1868, 611 to 62. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 901; Mex ican Three per Cents., for account, 211 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96k. Sar dinian Five per Cents., for account, 831 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 341 ; ditto Passive, 141 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 79, 78k, 791; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 621, 611 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan has fallen to Ito*d Ocean Marine Insurance shares are quoted 3k to pram ; Universal Marine, 3to prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, 3-18 to 5-16 prem. The Indian Five per Cent stock of 1869 has de clined to 104 f to I, for the account. The demand for money or all con tinues active in quarters, including the Rnof England, and no business is done below 4 pm. cent. The usual day for banker', ie., to receive their warrants for the April dividends in the 6th April ; but, as the 6th will be Good Friday, the Bank, in order to prevent delay, will allow them to sign on the sth. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow, "continuation day," and terminate on Friday. The failure of a broker was announced yesterday in the Stock Exchange in connexion with the settle ment, fi xed for to-day, in the shares of the Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway Com pany. The sum involved is unimportant. At a time, however, when the boldness with which the promoters of joint stock companies manipulate the market excites animadversion, the recklessness with which some members of the Stock Exchange effect speculative sales of shares must not, in fairness, be allowed to escape notice. There is much laxity of practice. The power of applying a remedy lies with the Stock Exchange. The demand for gold for exportation continues slack, owing to the tightness of the money market and the recent improvement in the conti nental exchanges. The residue of the 176,0001. by the Champion of the Seas was disposed of with dif ficulty at a decline of id. per ounce, the present price of bars in the open market being 775. 9d. per ounce standard, or the same rate at which the Bank of England buy gold. Sweden announces her intention to raise a foreign loan of 25,000,000 riks dollars (say 5} mil lions sterling) for railway purposes, and invites tenders from foreign capitalists. The sum is a large one for a small state. The annual election of the Committee of the Stock Exchange took place yesterday. The places of three members who have retired were filled by the following new names, viz. Mr. Faulconer, Mr. Payne, of the firm of Mi e ville, Payne, and Lawrence, and Mr. Louis Cohen. The adVices fronslndia continue to express gene ral approbation of Mr. Wilson's budget. The main point to which exception is still earnestly taken is the doubling of the import duty on cotton twist. A considerable decrease is apprehended in the trade in this article, the remarkable growth of which is shown in the fact that the quantity of twists im ported into Bombay in the year 1859 was no less than 14,372,5081b5., against 8,013,1591bn in 1858, and 3,899,1531ba in 1867. The annual meeting of proprietors of the National Provincial Bank of England is called for the 10th May, when a vacancy in the direction, socaaioned by the death of Mr. Isaac Nicholson, must be filled up. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8471, and the South Eastern a decrease of 4951. The council of the General Bank of Switzerland announce that "the Coupon No. 5 having been paid in January last, the payment of the Coupon Na 6 is postponed to some later period than the Ist April next" The manager charged with the winding up of the North Western Bank of India announces a second dividend to the shareholders of 50 rupees per share, payable in 5 per cent, government secu rities. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of April. The demand is chiefly for account of the East Indian Railway Company, and in this instance a considerable sum has already been paid in advance : „Amount per Mart. Abaft Number Doe la • Mk Date. Due Veld. Cal of Marti. Deaabe Ilea 14 . 10 0 0 2,000 620,000 are Ludesl Was Mean DIIOe d, awl Nifiresi arms 7 2 20 0 14,000 28.000 Ne Leasks.Chaelma. awl Dever Irma. Ira If 5 210 0 12,000 37,600 wport. Mali runny. sad Neeeked tax per Owl Pm feresce, eseeedlseee 210 • WWI Total la Asa Taiga Wad la *w alloalke al IWO MONDAY EVIEUHL 1 1 ; COY* which closed on Saturday at 941 for the 1 1 11th April, were to-day alternately " buyers" and le "seam" at that fraction, and closed at 94 11.16 to 13-16, or exactly 94*. For money the last price ** was 96* to 4. The official business report is as st follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 1: 1 ; ditto, for amount ( 11th 04e, 4 1 , 9 f; the Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1869, MI ; for aooount, 106 ; the Five per Cent. " en- : faced" rupee paper, 964, j; de. Five- sod -s-Half xo per Cent, 104*, 1061 ; **lndian Four per Cent Z, 0 1) Debentures, 1869, 97. The Indian rupee paper was quiet. The Five 5 0 per Cent. was quoted 98* to 1, and the Five-and a-Half per Cent 104 to 1. 6 The Indian Five per Cen t stock of 1859 was 1 4 quoted 104* to 106, for the account, and Exchequer ° Bills 16s. to 19s. prem. I se The foreign stock market was dull A reduction ss of I r em ri 10 cent took place in Turkish, th e L oan o f 1864 last quoted 79 to *, aad that of 1868, 64 to *. exican bonds have hill* to 214 to f. g Ni:biG, MARCH SHARE LIST-THIS DAY. Two o'OLoos. The railway share market to-clay exhibits a general reaction, in sympathy with the decline in Console. The reduction varies from 4 to per cent. In most instances yesterday's advance may be considered to be lost. London and North Western stock is now quoted 984 to 99 ; Great Western, 684 to 69 ; Midland, 114 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1014 to 1024 ; South Eastern, 88 to 4 ; Great Northern, 112 to 113 ; and Eastern Counties, 54 to 4. Lembardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to lf to 14 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has fallen considerably. Great Western of Canada and French Railway shares are likewise heavy. OIDINAZY MANI AND aer Sass ioda7 Ml p.m B a a n Ile lie .1 7 la 102 011 ni N 61 al } id id ZALLWATL Azate,Xel,Bsel Ilitra.,llN. alllserVal ltrk.,los.,iliCbielees. 4. 4=11010 ned Barka wan • A oodles natile B p.c. is paid toB. Dublin and BeUest 100. Deemil,erth, titistle last Anglian Counties Union, Nook • Do. Meek Beet Suffolk Ditto Idlaberst sad Olsegew frAththre%FrOth, Ando Forth &12t1 aria Jukt. Cllsagow & 8. Waists Great North of Ilocilimad l are►t Northern Do. A !tookl _ _ 8 Stook lot. 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Lord Reoesnats took ids seat as 6118 woo as &par speaker at 5 o'clock. the Lord Chosodlor beim absent in consequence of the deal of Lady &cathedra THE FINANCIAL SCHEME IN INDIA. The Fad of ELLENBOROUGH said he widied to ask • question in reference to the statement in the morning papers se to the financial plan introduced into the legislative council of India. He dadred to know whether her Majesty's government were able to place the details on the table of the house, and also whether the plan had received the previous sanction of the government. He thought there must be some mistake in the statement published. But if it were correct, then it would appear that by that plan an income tax would be imposed in India upon every private soldier in the cavalry and in theartillery, and he was not sure whether it would not reach every non eommiesioned officer and private in the infantry. He be lieved it would affect every nonoommissiooed °Meer and private in the native cavalry. He felt that the whole body of troops would be opposed to the plan, and therefore he should be glad to bear whether it bad been sanctioned by the government. The noble earl was indistinctly beard in the gallery. The Duke of ARGYLL said his noble friend had given him no notice that he would put this question., and conse quently he was quite unprepared to answer it fully. He could only state that if his right lion. friend the Secretary for the Affairs of India had received the financial plan re ferred to, it must have been since he (the Duke of Argyll) last saw him, and therefore he bad no means of obtaining the information from him. He hoped that noble lords would abstain from making observations respecting tie financial plan, because he thought there must be SOUS mistake in the statement made public in the newspapers. He might observe that it was physically im possible that the plan could have received the sanction et her Majorty's government at home. THE BUS IN OF THM TES.HOUSE.—THE ARMY ESTIMA. The Duke of NEWCASTLE laid be thought it would he convenient to their lordships if he dated to them what money bills would come up from the other house. There would be five bills in all, and two of them it would be ewes tial their lordships should pass before the Easter recent, viz., the Income Tax Bill and the Stamps B 4 because these bills dealt with • large item of revenue. They were given to hope that these two b il ls would come up on Thurs. day, and if so, he should move the second reading on Fri day, but if th ey did not reach their lordships r house tiff Frklay, he hoped there would be no objection to the second reading on Monday . next, and to their being paned on Tues day in time to receive the royal assent before the house ad d for the recess If it should be the wish of any noble lord to discuss the general financial scheme of the government it could obviously be done after the recess, on the three bills which would stand over till that time. These three bills would be the Customs Bill, the Paper Duty Bill, sad the Wine Licenses Bill. Upsu any one of these bills the whole question might be raised if it should be so desired. The Earl of DERBY said that whatever objection might be felt by their lordship to the Income Tax Bill, be, and those noble lords who sat on that (the opposition) side of the house, would not be disposed to oppose the bill, althongh it would make • large addition to the taxes of the country. He hoped an opportunity would be afforded to diem's the other bills if their lordships, for the convenience of the public service, should pass these two bills before the recess. He would take that opportunity id asking whether it was true that her Majesty's government had felt it necessary to withdraw the army estimates, and in the place of them to lay upon the table estimates con siderably larger than those a lre ady proposed to the other house. A report to that effect had been circulated, and he should be glad to hear from the noble duke whether there was any truth in it, or on th e other band, if not true, whether he was prepared to state the cause of it? Under the circumstances he was glad to find that the noble duke did not intend to bring on the Paper Duties Abolition Bill before the reoess, because it would be an importantquestica to consider whether, in the present state of the finances of the country, such a large source of revenue should be desoyed. (Hear, hear.) The Duke of NEWCASTLE said the information which had reached the noble earl was in some respects correct,' and in others not. It was true the government had with drawn the army estimates, but not for the purpose of in creasing them. Since the estimates had been laid on the table the basis of calculation as to the arrangements with regard to the men returning from India was in some respects c This alteration would require that the estimates hanged. should be reprinted, and consequently they had been with drawn for the purpose of rectifying them and making them consistent with the altered cireumtances of the case. He would repeat that they had not been withdrawn with a view to their being increased. The Earl of DERBY—Then we are to understand that there will be no incresee. The Duke of NEWCASTLE—No increase whatever. Lord MONTEAGLE said that in discweing the financial scheme generally of the government some arguments might be adduced against the bill which would be passed before the recess, and it would only be fair towards those who might desire to raise any question that they should be allowed to do so. He hoped it would not be held that any noble lord would be precluded from raising a divcussion on the Income Tax BllL — The Duke of NEWCASTLE spoke with his back to the galler7 ; but he was understood to say, that there could be no objection to fully discussing all the financial plans of the government on the three bills which would stand over until after Faster. MANHOOD SUFFRAGE AND VOTE BY BALLOT. Lord TEYNHAM nted 30 petitions from places in Northumberland and Durham in favour ci manhood suffrage and vote by ballot. The noble lord took that opportunity of stating that on the motion for the second reading of the Sunday Trading Bill he should move, if the government did not think it their duty to do so, that it be read a second time that day six months. The Mutiny Bill and the Marine Mutiny Bill passed through committee, and Their lordships adjourned at a quarter put 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, MARCH Mk The SPUR= took the chair at the usual hour. PRIVATE BUSLNESS. The following bills were reed a third time and peened : Ambergate, Nottingham, and Boston and Eastern Junc tion Railway and Canal Company ; Bourton-on-the-Water Railway ; Buckley and Connsh's Quay (Flintre) Railway ; Hinckley and Leicester Railway ; Liakeard and Camden 1 Railway ; London and North Western Railway ; Manchester and Buxton Road ; Manchester Corporation Water; and Manchester Improvent. SCOTTISH DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT COM. PANY BILL. On the order for the third reeding, Mr. C. BRUCE moved that the hill be read a third time that day six months. After a short &reunion, the hones divided::* For the third reading l4B Against it 93-55 The bill was then read a third time and passed. The following bills were considered and peed to and ordered to be read a third time : Cannock Chase Railway, Chesterfield and Worksop Road aringdon Railway, Leine ter Cemetery, London and wwaallll Railway, Leedom, Brighton, and South Coast Railway (Croydon to Balhaan Hill) ; Lower King's Ferry Road, North Staffordshire Railway, Sheffield Water, and Tenbury and Bewdley Rail way Bills. The following bills were reed a second time : Orunty Fen Drainage and Improvement, Limerick and Ennis Railway, North Kent Water, Railway Clearing Howie iirelamll, and Spalding Water Bills. IRISH POOR-LAW REMOVAL. Mr.MAGUIRE asked whether it was the intention of go. vernment to introduce any measure in reference to the is. 'novel of Irish-born poor w Ireland. Mr. CARDWELL said that the evils of the present syn. tom were universallyedmittol, and the Presidents of the Poor. law Board, in succession, hadendeacoured. although hitherto unsuccessfully, either to remove or to mitigate those The hon. gentleman bad taken so much interest in the sub , ject, and so thoroughly understood it, that ho need not re peat to him what steps had been taken. The right hoe. genSleman the present President of the Braid had already given notice of his intention to move for the immediate appointment of the committee on the subject. It was likely that their labours would be soon completed, and that a bill upon the subject would be introduced in the course of the present session. MURDER OF THEEAIN OF HER MAJESTY'S ITEN. Colonel KNOX asked the Secretary of State for Foraigo Affairs if the government proposed to take any steps in con nexion with the barbarous assassination of the captain of the Vixen at Lima, and whether they had sent out instrue tious to the naval commander on that station to demand re dress. Lord J. RUSSELL aid that if the hon. and pliant member would repeat his question on Thursday or Friday he would be in a polkas to give him an &newer. On the motion of the CIiaNOILLLOR of the Excrezpuis, the Consolidated Fund Bill (880m0t.) was read a thir d time. ANNEXATION OF SAVOY. On the bringing up of the report of the Committee of Ways and Mesas, Mr. HORSMAN male a variety of remarks on the foreign policy of the government. Looking back to what had occurred, and contrasting the course taken by the boo. member for Bridgewater with that of the government, it appeared that the hon. member bad obtained early and accurate information, and had shown great foresight in pre dicting the consequences, while the government had shown an apparent ignorance, a reluctance to give information, and a blindness as to the events which were to demonstrate the utter futility of all their efforts to prevent the danger of which he warned them. The hon. member for Bridgewater had, therefore, deserved the thanks and confidence of the house, which should vigilantly watch Seery move of the govern ment, and rigidly inquire bite every part of their negotiations, &ince it bad been shown that neither in courage nor in duplicity could they rival their imperial ally. So mach for the duty of that house , with repaid to the government at 'home. It was another ' question how their privilege of free *eel' shouhl be exer cised in criticising the acts of a goveitinebnt sinerel. The ' rule which he (Mr. Hayman) laid dovn?''irr this : the Em- e 4 61 1, ii 30 SI 1141 13 114 14} 10 81 10.1 If 881 111 031 9 1 13 3 i i 1141 14 =I I 14 41 1 36 4 6 118 171 Ili I II“ - iOO 100 100 100 100 160 100 100 11,.100 L. %sm. 6,120 10,000 600 1,024 el 4.«001 6. 000- 6,1801 i:oi4l i 56 61 9,6150 6,000 20,000 6,000 1,020 4. - Meal 11 gel 1S 224 13 191 20 2 9 2 1 1} 1} 140 130 44 27i N} 20 i 9! 96 360 270 160 HO On 92} 14 16 II 2S mil 19 11l a id 3