The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-02 00:00:00

Casa Dams' who sem pelmet at the Bata of the affray was wow exammed. Ose of thaws said that he km& in Gresorio's haad. sad Unplowed Na ea pot it away, but he ropliod, " Let row d o vs AA not go out of this room aline O afterwards told him that he had used tho rtl aa - -Boatbier witness said that - the prisoner bad told me ties OM night be had stabbed three or four. le me shown that when the primrosr left town there " 31. 17s. wipes duet* him. To soother weber@ he had ope a ksif•—tho kelle which be said ha had used—and this woe It bed been found with blood on It ; and gwho attiodad the deceased, said that it was g oi a bite as would have canoed the wound. A witare from Birmingham said that the prisoner told him he had killed a man in London with a knife, and had axes there to get out of the trouble. convict Pelizeioni was placed in the box. He said ust the moment ho entered the bagatelle-room he was k . c ia down, and kept down. He bad no knife in his beaL wegretti described the circumrbeama under which the/ wow arrested, an already nenated. Bosom was proceeding who. our report left. -THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) --*--- Bow-STREET. ROBBIZT AT HpWA& Rao* 17torneWrOft, who said he was a oomminion Met, &Ming principally in cigars, not ,reselling for any pi ncelar firm, but &Mining orders and then giving than per to whoever would pay him the best commienion, was nseght up in matody of Sergeant ilekrill, of the F divi do, derma with stealing from the Norfolk Hotel, Saney ifeskStrand, a silver watch and gold chain, two gold N W pine, two SI. notes, • purse containing about 71. in 0,1, her American dollar', and some other articles, the =rty of Dr. Brake, R.N., who wan staying at that merest Adrrill stated, that from information be had fmnivoi from Mir Swim& be had made iequiries whisks isd to die disemery that the prisoner was staying at the Bmses Hotel, Bernerestreek Oxford-street. At Wi nn 10 o'clock last night, he went them and iped the prisoner in • bedroom on the wood ape. Witness said, " I am • police-officer, sad have eons to apprehend you for a robbery." The * wow sod, " Way, I ass only jest come up by the sail- Wit. n yas continued— " for • robbery at the Norfolk H o w, Beermetreet r, Strand." The prisoner said, " Well I eig Mopping there. He than began fumbling about hie p o nies, and tried to pat something up his sleeve. Seeing that resaosune was detected he attempted to throw it any. this Witness seized his arms end found it up his sleeve. It it se American instrument called a " key tweezes," the lea d whids is to opts from the outside a door in the look of whin the key has been left on the Melds. This instrument n very ingeniously constructed and admirably finished. Witness thee took him in custody, and took namesake of pos pnasters, in which, however, his only found tour hairbrushes, soda change of clothing. On him witness found box of silent matches and a scarf pin, but whether it ma the property of Dr. Brake or not he was unable to say. She doctor is now in Scotland. but will, it is understood, refers to town to prosecute. The prisoner refused to give bit address. Um* returning to the Norfolk Hotel witness bled the dons, and found that the "tweezes" would open grey one of them with perfect men The • suggested that it might have other uses. Sir Thomas Hoary said that if so the prisoner could have fell opportunity of explaining its proper use. Yin Banyard said that the prianner came to her house ea Thursday night week and stopped four days. He WI early ea Saturday morning. At about 10 o'clock she Wald that Dr. Brake, who was staying in the house, had tem robbed of the above property by some person who hid misted hie roam during the night. Another gentle men who was staying in the house had also been robbed. The prisoner was at owe suspected as being the only stinger who had stayed in the house recently. He was remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A GUTLIMAN MIAMI= WITH NEOLICTINO TO PAT HIS CAB FAIL Mr. Wes. Burrouglecs, gentleman, of 46, Wigmoreatreet, Caroodishoquare, was brought before Mr. Knox on • want, charging him with unlawfully refusing and omit ting to o u r am. Joseph Newese, cob proprietor, of No. 10, Asa's. Milinues.row, Chelsea, the sum of fa. for the hire his rob. The oomplauant mid—About 11 o'clock on the morning elate sth Janney the defendant got out of • Hansom cote, mying that he would sot ride with such a brute of • lot any more, and thee mid to me, "I hope you have • good hone and are a civil driver. I will engage you by time." The defendant than told me to go to No. 61, Grosvenor. street. When I got there the defendant mid. la your hone quiet, and will he stand at the door?' I said it would, and he thee told me to come into the house, which I did. The defaidsat said he was going to write a note and that he wanted me to take it to the lost property-05as of the Great Western Railway, as he had left hie kat in a train. The defendant then wrote the sets, and on remarking that be had not put his muss and adder to it, he rid 1 was a clever Gabon*, and not tike the morality of them. I then went to the Groat Wes tern &Away, but after waiting there some time and the hat not being found, I left sod went back to No. 61, Gree nman**, sad to my surprise the defendant was gone. The page told me that the defendant had said that as I had been me so long he could not wait. I tben wan to the Leedom sod Westminster Beak, to the defendant's club, mad afterward' to Nelson's Hotel, bat amid not find the defendant. I waited then till 2 o'clock and that left sad wet again at 6 o'clock the same evening to the hotel sad while sualg to the porter the defendant same op. 1 told him wluf f had date and the amount of my thin, but he said " I will not pay you," bet as I wee going sway he said "11l give you • shilling, and if you don't take it you shall have nothing." I thee applied for a summons bat the defendant did not attend. Mr. Borrooghes-1 did not receive the gammon, having been in the country. Lest night on going home I wan taken on the warrant. _ _ --.-- Dayey, one of the summoning officers—The first summons "A IA at Nelson's Hotel, the address given, sad the weed at the defendant's club. He told me that he had maned one summons while is the country. Iftßurronglias-1 did engage the complainant to drive me to my doctor, at 61, Grosvenor-street, and then requested him to go to the Great Western Railway to pt my bat and come back. I waited upwards of an hour, and then Idt. I left word where I had gone, and two or three ►ems elapsed before law any more of him. He maid he had been to the railway office, but I don't know whether he did_go. I don't charge him with not going. (The complainant showed a paper which proved he bad been to the railway, and that the hat was not there.) Mr. Knot—Yon do not make a charge, but you have rude au insinuation. Do not do it. Mr. Barroughes—l received one summons while in the do country. I waited so long for the complainant I oould wait no longer. What could Ido 1 Mr. Knox—l am sorry you have been locked np, but you hare brought it all upon yourself. Yon ask me what you could do. Yon might have left the money with your friend for the complainast, and that would have saved you all the trouble you have been put to. Ido not think, madder ing where the complainant went, he spent an unreasonable time, and he oleo brought bank with him paper showing he bad bees to the railway. The complaisant is a man swa in his liviag, sad • bud lino is, too, by driving cab &boat the streets of Loodoe s o d be appear' to have done 01 he could, and I do not think his claim is asensive. There have been two summonses and a warrant which he he bad to pay for, and be has had to attend here three WNW You must pay the fie. claimed and 13a. 6d. costs. The defendant at once paid the mount. 1 210HTPUL DEATH OA A WOMAN ON SNOW-BILL. An inquiry was held by Mr. Payne ! City coroner it St. Bartholomew's Hospital last night, respecting the; death of Alia Cambridge, aged 42. _llery Williams deposed that demised until lately lived at "alma, in Staffordshire, but being deserted and left dart. tate by her husband, au engine dnver, its walked up to to Loudon. She slept at night in the refuge at Playhouse- Md. and she had no home whatever. On Moods y morning she lilt the retiree saying that she would go to Farriogdon Market to try if she could get something to do. Witness dal not see her alive after. Hurry Johnson, a railway watchman, said that co Moo da7 warning at 8 o'clock he saw one of Pickford's two-bores railway mu come down Holborn-hill and up Scow-bill at tlie rate of twelve mile, an hour. He heard a loud cream Irma a wan es , an d upon runn i ng across the road he found the deceased dead, she having been trampled upon by the harass and ran over by both wheels. It appeared that the driver of the van, Joseph Woolgrove, now m curtady, charged with the manslaughter of the ,_,.•lamusd • Um magistrate, it was stated, having declined to bnie Hs ha te d stated to the polio* that he was "giving '`""'"lf a Wing up the bill," but that he tried to pall in rdlea be saw the d ecease d' s danger. A number of witonnes were snubbed before the coroner, and they stated that the dammed seemed to be crossing the road "like a wousn Wrap,' and that she became bewildered when she found honed in danger, and did not get out of the way. The vailit that passed over her wee four tons. Ina Coroner said that it would be uselineto mod the are , trial, as some witnesses stated that the vas wee drives all speed of only six miles an hour. 71,0 inry returned a verdict of "Accidental Death." The Great Dublin Exhibition will, it is eaid, be " I ° 4l l the Prime of Wales, sad with the seine arm. ehieb would have been observed if her Malady bed a , g4 l:t t oiweeted by aireumetasme from inaugurating it Moe. The illuminatios by magnesium of the Pyramids, airstioeed ie the 4thelewarea, impasse to have weggethed the Ides of Mthithatieg the Parts Catacombs by thh sow Beth for the purpose of tilde' photographic views of thee, mys *o4 sues of the deed. 11101ABLZ. 11113 AT. 011 11031111111 N.W. to S.W. and S., Corns. S.S.W. to N.N.W., fresh to strong, an. fresh to moderate, settled, eases rata. rein and squally at times. WI/MX As above ; unsettled. Ittmunni. B.W. to N.W. and N., fresh to moderate, showery. S.W. to N.W., strong to moderate. As above. W. N.W. to S.W., mo derate to strong, in places SOON rain. N.W. to S.W., mode rate to Sii:0111g, EASTICII. — « Tinny. ems rain. .. Northers=Sooiland. Westers=lzelead, Wale; and &Ma tendon. Southern =Mi.& Claud and Hay a Blew. lasternmiadiward /Wand mad liar& Bea GOLD IN THE RICHMOND MAR/MT.—The brokers' combination at Richmond is still working on the gold mar ket, and having things its own way. In Montgomery, February 1, gold sold 1 for 25. In Mobile on the same day it sold 1 for 24. Why is it that a dozen men in Richmond are allowed to make the price of gold in this city 1 for 60? The thing on its fens is a fiction, and a fraud, and an outrage ; and it is high time for law and for public opinion to act upon this matter.—EicAnsoad Examiner, Feb. 14. ANOTHER BVEOLARY IN MILL.-2001. wow."' or WATCH'S STOLE/.—On Tuesday evening, • daring burglary was committed of the promisee occupied by Mr. T. limp- Doe, jeweller and watchmaker. Great Pmesge4treet. Mr. Simpson's shop bevies no dwelling-honse attached, he has been compelled to reside in another part of the town. Be fore leaving work each day it has hitherto been his con stant practice to put the most valuable of the articles he had in stock in a box, and take them home with him, but on Tuesday circumstances occurred which prevented him so doing. Raving bushier to transact before return. ing home, he fastened np his shop at the usual hour, leer ing there the whole of his stoth•in -trade, which comprised a large quantity of watches. Yesterday morning • youth employed by Mr. Simpson having obtained the keys from him went to open the premises, and he then found that the door was unlocked and that a robbery had been tom. witted dozier the night. The fact that the burglary was committed on this particular evening, when valuable property was left on the premises, gives evidence that the perpetrators are well acquainted with Mr. Simpson's move ments ; sad it is believed that he and his premises bays been systematisally watched far • eensidarable period by thieves, who as one. took advantage of the offered opportunity. Informatkm of the robbery wee at ones conveyed to the polka authorities, and • reward of 25/. has beets offered foe the appreinslllll of the offesidess.—Easteris Counties Heralek 7i NZW KIND 07 COMICZINCI MONZL—STAY TORD Bova; Mara I.—The Dote of nattierland sensate. lodge. the reosipt of • X not*, from " returned peroentogns THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1865. ~i LATRIIT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n sum= alanna.) WZST'DRAYTON'hiEtTING.--(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STABS& About one sails. bora TsaPst. liatt* Eland, litellatae, sad Sister Mary ars HANDICAP PLATE. Five furlongs. (kiklea Dust, Troabliwame, Norma, Peignoir, Conn* Laud of the Weal, Mother Bunch, Walpole, Sylvia, Blackbird, Gunpowder, Eugenie, Sister /dory, Imogene, King of Greven and Cramp are here. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. About five furious'. Fisk* eisedir Treater, Alberta, Ozone, Mangan; and Venturer are kers. SWEEPSTAKES OF FIVE SOY'S. About five furloegu Tbreadbers, Cobweb, Scheldt, Eugenie, and Gazzinta are here. WELTER OUP. About two miles. Bete, Copeland, Corinthian Tom, Sequence. old Squire, Bombay, Speculation, Love•lotter, and Threadbare ere here. SELLING STAKES. Ralf • mile. Slender, The* lady Oradea, liataguao, aad Prises. Devoe/ are beta HURDLE HAUL Two miles. Wortham, lilargeey, Aim of Hearts , Old Spite, Stiletto , CAPDfidesmi Bombay. sad Spoov/ation are has. DERBY METING.-(THIS DAY.) HARRINGTON 'STA Rick Sweet Aso ... Yocioks t ... ... ... ... ... Foreign Stamp... _ ... ... r 7a. - DERWENT STAKES. Goklylacks ... ... Irish Statesman ... ... 4 rut. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half. early meeting of the proprietors took place at 1 o'clock, at the Paddington tends= ; Mr. Ramie= POTTIZ le the chair. The report, the substance of which appeared in the Expreu of last Tuesday, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He said the most prominent if sot the most pleasant feature in the ao. °craft was that out of • pose increase of 136,0001. ila the receipts only 30,0001. was recommended for dia. tribution. However, it should be borne in mind that while the dividend for 1383 was 21. 7s. psi annum, that for 1301 was V. 2s. Gd. The mune had for the first time bone the whole of the charges. The board had, in fact, been( severe against revenue—partly because additional capital was now asked for. There was 13,0601. for additional rent chops, several new lines having been opened, and the two principal ones being the Teabory and Bewdley Extension and the Wycombe &tansies, in Buckinghamshire. The locomotive ex cels showed an excess of 8,0001., but they were r train mile than thou of the oorreeponding period of 1863. A similar remark was applicable to the carriage and waggon repairs. There had been a large home, in the carrying charges for the half year, owing partly to competition, and pertly to the morally of increasing accommodation. The rates for the boa trade bad been lowered in coneeq nese* of the strike, end, though the result was not immediately produc. tire, the company bad been strengthened in its relations with the iroomeaters of South Wales. The addition of 1,000,0001. to the capital now proposed was for various E= The arrangement with the Vale of Heath would be very beakers' to the Great Western Company. The Vale of Ninth Railway provided a narrow gangs communication between Birkenhead and South Staffordshire and South Wales. The Metropolitan Railway having harass • portion of the innercinale of railways, it was found difficult to nee it for the long traffic, and the arrangement entered into would afford to the Great Western Company complete rams to the City of London for goods, minerals, and pamengera. (Cheers.) This agreement would i save foar miles of cartage, and enable the company to ob tain a elms of business from which it was now excluded. There was no difference of opinion on the board ea to the desirability of the company becoming joint lemon with the London and North Western Company of the Shrewsbury end Welslapool Railway, which would is • few works be opened for traffic. The Metropolitan Company would become joint lessees with that company of the Ham memmith and City Junction Railway; and he be lieved the arrangement was • good one for them selves. During last half-year the board had anted in accordance with the wish of the proprietors that the law and parliamentary business should be wider the manage ment of one edieitor. The board had secured the services of a gentleman, Mr. Young, who was well adapted for that department Some portion of the capital of 1,000,0001. whisk it was now proposed to create had been anent, sad existed is the shape of rolling stock and additional eidinp. New skidoos were imperatively required at Slough and Reading, the present station at the latter place causing • lose of 2,0001. or 3,0001. a year by the inade quacy of the accommodation. Considerable additions must also be made to the workshops at Swiadoe, in ord. that the prat of the company might be kept in efficient repair. A further expenditure was raided for station ac commodation at Birkenhead, and for lines in South Wales. Speaking generally, be believed the outlay for these various purposes would be returned forty fold. (Hear hear.) Admitting that the company required mat, he maintained that, surrounded as they were by speculative competition, some additional outlay was emential to the interest of the compuy. and tore, although the board would observe the spirit of the by-law relating to the expenditure of new eephel, they would not observe its letter. (Hear, hear.) The chairman was proceeding to speak of the parliamentary pro/moose of the present session. and to intimate that the course punned ia parliament would depend partly on inter mediate zirocumdamos, when our report left. -(THIS DAY.) 2, II A.N. SHARE LI6TS.-4 TIM DAY., Two, o'Orkoi. The railway market continues inactive, notwith- , standing the reduction in the Bank rate of discount, and prices in most instances are quoted the same as yesterday. As regards the leading stooks, the only variations are a decline of per cent. in Great Northern and in Midland. London and North Western stook is now quoted 116} to 3 , ex div. ; Great Western, 73 to • Midland, 131 to t, ex div. and new ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 k to L ex div. ; South Eastern, 83k to Lex dry. ; Great Eastrn, 45f to 46,k ; Great Northern, 127 to 128, ex div. ; Caledonian, 131 i to 132} ; London and South Western, VA to 96i, ex div. ; and Metro politan, 1181_, to 117, ex div. and ex new. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have declined, and Indian and foreign lines are dull. ORDINARY =ARM Ain MORA. 83 . 114. I Its*Ws9B. r a t: g ar " l as "4' 7 • 4 0 1 .1 9. 131 01l 1 lifsto..WoL a Stour TeL - Si. 1011 Myth Tyumen/ .= - 10 41111•41110.4. C. - - - Si. us Brlsloi sad NNW.— 99 94 ad - ad Si. IN Csledealan lllll 1/111 - N as Oak sod Beadoe - - N all Cornwall 6/ 8 10 all So. 9,1 •aoctly. oaill 6 ... •••• IS oil Do. B p. a Impolite L ••• St. 100 Dahl* sad BuJisao 1111 Al 116 ill Dudee.Pootls.a.ibLis 16 17 -. 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Do. a p. o. SJa. r. JointlitorkDisooriailL Lend Sororities (Lint.) Load. African Trading Lond.andeslodoa.ll.(L Land.Distriet Tele& Lend. Mon AMA. lond.G. Onialbes C. 1. LondAtillasg.in&Co(L Lond. LtsDaq &L 8 . Loner ,:b = Lond.Pro Kodree Into. &Omni MA:lm Investakeet (1..) Maarithr Me% BEMs. Tel a.) ligPfan l it - 421 a_ l_dial - - I I 2 *fa at 10 11 II 2 6 6 dim il2 dli par pr 10 16 1612 per pea FP 6m dla 7 B.lb ldis p.r WI C. Paz .0 66 id 176 186 •••,. _at ii if Natio&Moo. Naßonal Strom Nov.( NorboddsOoal & I. Z . Do. New N.7.ealaad T.&LoaniL NorthatnAasamTha(L.l N.lisit.• astrialsalaa(L) NoratootzsG.sodL. Do. do. Doman Marto' llama DrientalCotaissrotal(L 10t4inatid Finanaalabit Oriaotal Gee (United) Do. Now °stout. falmidetaato(L) Otago d fithlatallayout. Ottoman Flaaatelal (L) Ottoman Gas (United ranamoltli. &Was(k ) Do. do. Do. Now Prmula? m 0. atom Do. do. Now Quebratta L., 11.., Now im Biol. City Improv. (L.) Ditto ditto .. Royal mates« 6 iitot.,tuatrolovaat. (L loath, Knla t3Ow(L ".tor.Finstn.,r ) ,B. Atricea Y. Do. 114000 d ,South Australia Load I submarthe Taiages" Do, Scrip Yel.Canstrao.itidahaa Ttostaa&Menoy la(L) rregiVrLimade 170.11ariso of Litrof floitodX. Taisg.Cia. Ilalvieoltatino Ica. . 17ppar Amato Taa(lAm , Ditto Vsa Diams'a Lad— Wstraot flasocie(Llio. Waatlodla &Pacifica L. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Italia and Sao Francisco (Lim.), gun. 7 per cent., 16. Groat Luxembourg, 12g. Sae Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent. (all paid), 17g. lo,ooo' ia~~ idsi 4.1 M 1 1 Dv i Pm 7 . 6.dla i t t kru:.. ir Vius • 1 olu ▪ 7 41 6 1 1 411 11 40 81 88 90 22 pm 4 841, II 29 zd 2 74 2 1 122 117 ii:iisi ____ 11.000 OM. 100,0001. 40,000 50.000 10.000 ...- i' 5 : 66 1 14200 11/0.006( 12.i02 106.010 11.600 60,000 100,000 0000 60,000 WON 26,000 11,000 10,000 80.000 II lidl , I 16410 it F III 45_ II 6 lilleb zd 73 8 xd t_abi I I et . ' 11_ N . I Ms 11 ipak zd PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent., reclean. at 10 per cent. pui., [O6 d. -- London and Brighton, 5 per cent. guaranteed stack 108. t , MONEY MAR,Md-70a101 part) REDUCTION 11 301 1 , 14A7K DIMS 0? Two o'Cizoos. The directors of the Rank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from sto per mg. This marine, aided by a purchase of 30,0001. New Three per Cent. Stook by the government broker, has caused an improvement of 1-16 to I per cent. in the funds, and bas induced, perhaps, a somewhat steadier feeling in other depart ments of the Stock Exchange, but there is no general movement of any importance in prices. Foreign stocks are steady, but home railways con tinue dull, and in one or two cases are again rather lower to-day. Alliance Bank shares, however, are improving in price. There is no increase in the demand for discounts to-day, although the Bank rate has been lowered and the supply of money is smaller, in consequence of loans to a large extent having been supplied to the Stock Exchange, at 44 per cent. The best three months' bills are taken at 44 per cent., the !educed minimum at the Bank. The joint stock banks have reduced their terms for money on deposit from 4to 34 per cent. The discount establishments now allow 34 per cent. for money at call, 34 at seven days' notice, and 4 at fourteen days' notice, showing a decline of 4 per cent. in Mah case. At Paths to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rents opened at 67fr. 80c.,,being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols ire now quoted 884 to 89 for money, and 89 for the account (March 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88i, 4, 89, 884 ; ditto for account, 89, 884 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 864, 874, ex div. New Three per Cents., 87, 4, 864, 874, ex div. ; New Two-m(l4'4la, per Cents., 71; Bank Stock, 246, 248 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, 4, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1024, 1014, 1024 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109 ; and Exchequer Bills, 35., Bs., 6a. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. Turkish Bonds of 1862 and the Coneolidis have improved 4 per cent. There is also a recovery in Ve nezuela Bonds, especially those of 1864. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:-Greek Bonds, 204 to 214 ; Mexican, 264 to ; Confederate, 48 to 50, ex div. and drawing ; Spanish Passive, 324 to 4 ; the Certificates, 154 to 4 ; Turkish, of 1858, 70 to 704, ex div.; ditto 1862, 714 to 4 ; and the Consolid4s, 524 to 63. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four , and-a-Half per Cents. ,100/. ; Equador, 114; do. Provi• sional Land Warrants, 21 ; Rgyptian,lB64, 95 ; Greek, 204, 21 ; Italian, 1865, 751; Mexican, 1862, 251; New Granada, 121, 114 ; ditto Deferred, 61 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 21 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., 474 ; ditto for hoot., 471 ; Russian, 1864, 901, 91 ; Sardinian, for account, 76 ; Spanish, for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 321 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 151; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for ac count, 711; ditto 100/. Bonds, 711 ; Venezuela, for account, 181 ; ditto 1864, 40f, 414. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 11 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 1/ to 21 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 61 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 2 prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 1 ; Ottoman Soci6t4 Gebnirale, 2 to I prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :--City of Milan Improvements, 34 to 41 prem. ; Metropoli tan District Railways, 3f to 4 prem. ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 11 to 01 dis. ; Rio Janeiro Goa, par to 1 prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, 4to 1 prem. ; and Varna Rail way, 24 to 1 prem. Foos o'CLoce.. Consols are unchanged, at 88i to 89 for money, and 89 for the account. No gold operations are reported at the Bank. The City of London, from New York, has brought 12,0001. in specie. The steamer La Plata, for the West Indies, will take to-day 19,8001. in gad and 4801. in silver: The bidding. for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0000 in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—To Cal cutta, 17.26,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 rupees ; and to Madrsa, 74,000 rupees. The minimum price was as before, viz., ls. lid. on Calcutta and Madras, and la. llid. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at Is. I.lld. will receive about 17 per cent., and on Bombay at ls. about 41 per cent. ; above these prices in The tendency of the silver market was rather firmer yesterday, owing to the increased demand for the government bills on India, combined with the unsatisfactory character of the financial advioes from Calcutta. It is thought by some that there is some prospect of the goverment drawings on India being diminished or altogether stopped ; this would probably omission larger shipments of silver from England. Another great scientific triumph has jtud been accomplished. The telegraph between India and Europe has been completed. As early as 8.25 a.m. yesterday, a telegram dated Kumasi, (India), Tuesday, reached London, announcing that the line has been opened throughout. One of the first an nouncements is to the effect that the ship Warrior sailed from Kurrachee on Tuesday for Liverpool. It is to be hoped there will be no impediment in the communication, and that commerce will derive uninterrupted advantage from this latest and most remarkable achievement of the present age of pro gress. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7921. over last year ; the London and South Western an increase of 1,6591.; the Great Northern an increase of 3,0031. ; the London and North Western an increase of 1 ,9611.; the GrestWestern an iocresseof 2,8781. ; and received trees America. Vetted Metes LID Barb ban WNNW &Qat slier IR b3i to , Weida Obit lbw dais, boom einrich towels( osg : , litel te 33fosid uric dons are sliglifly maker. aillsemst is Atha* sad Great Weslaco, 01 Dellieftre 1 2 swi= developed a lugs "base seesiat, UV bin 3 pr ;to i barkwardatiee. The pleb ir Am at athos. Wagessoal Evanss. Consols, which closed yesterday at ssi to 89 for the 9th instant, opened and closed to-day at this quotation ' after being temporarily o ff ered in the interval at 881. For money the last price was aq to j. f. The official business report is m follows :—hree per Cent. Consola, for money, 8111,80, 884, 4, f ditto for amount, 88 1; Three per Centil:' /Reduced, 884, 3, ; New Three per Cents.,. 884, 4,1, ; Annuitie, 1885, 14 7-16 ' • Bank 'Stook, 248, Rl6 ; India Five w• Cent Stock, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent., 981, 091 ; Four per Cent " enlaced " rupee paper, 894 ; ditto Five-ard-spHalf per Cent., 109. Foreign stocks were heavy. Venezuelan showed extreme depression, owing to the very unsatisfactory character of the advioss by the present packet The loans of 1862 and 1864 fell 3 per cent. ; the latter —a Six per Cent. stock—now commands only 39 per cent The fall in the Old Bonds was 1 per cent. There was also a reduction of t in Greek, I in 18rezican, 1 in Peruvian, and 1 in Spanish Passive. Alliiin re Bank sham were again inquired for, and rose 10s., closing at S to 9t prem. Other bank shares were dull. A reduction was quoted in East London, Bank of Hindustan, Eugliak, Scottish and Australian Chartered, Midland, and South Australian Bank. Hudson's 13ey shares were last quoted 151 to *; Egyptian Trading, * to f prem. ; National Dis count, 9* to f prem. ; Joint Stock Diacouni to ; Ottoman SocieStal Widest., 2 to prem. ; and City of Milan Improvements, 4 to prem. There were inquiries for the shares of the Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company ; but Fairbairn Engineering, Oriental Financial, and Bawd Mail Steam were quoted lower. The shares of the financial companies remain without recovery. International Financial were again rather flatter. Credit Foncier and hfobiliar, however were firm, it being rumoured that the next report a nd dividend will be satisfactory. The closing quotations are annexed, via :—lnternational lif to If prem. • General Credit, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem. ; London Hinsarcial, 61 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 11 to prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilise (old shares), si to 4 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —Metropolitan District Railways, to 4 prem. • General Irrigation of France, *to prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, v l h t a o r ! pram ; Chum Steam and Labuan Coal, 1 to Of dia. ; West London Warehouses and es, 1.1 to prem. ; Dagen ham Docks, per to 1 prem. ; and Regent's-park Estate, par to 1 prem. A considerable rise took place this afternoon in the shares of the Varna Railway Company, in con sequence of its being understood that the co-opera tion of a powerful financial company has been ob tained for the launching of this undertaking. The price, which closed yesterday at f to* prem., had risen at 4 o'clock to-day to 2 to 2* prem., and after wards advanced to 21 to 21 prem. The preparations for to-morrow's settlement in the shares of the City of Milan Improvements Com pany has made satisfactory progress to-day. Trans actions were carried over on " even " terms—that is to say there was neither " backwardation" nor " continuation." The dealings now to be brought to an adjustment represent a very large total. United States 5.20 Bonds declined * per cent., closing at 51* to f . Atlantic and Great Wester° Rail way scrip was firmer, at 31 to 34 prem., being wanted for the settlement, which will take place to-morrow. The "baokwardatioa"—or bonus for the loan of these Oertitioatee—was * to i per amt. PROVINCIAL BHARZ MARKET,. tirEarool. MAarff 1.-Sales to-day :-Great Easter Great Western, 73 21 3-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 31 61 d - London and North Wootton, 1161 II 16 g 1! d-Met repenters, 1161+ 4-Midland. 121 z d and a-North Naffordshire, 71 xd- Son% Eastern, Iffig g z 4-North Union, B, US-Spanish Certi ficates, 161-CoMederate Loan, t6l g x ail-AElanoe Bank, gi ri g 11 p. -Eastern Exchange Bank, 1-16 g d-Mercantile and chino Bank (Limited), 2 11-16 d- Eritbth and Foreign Marine (Limited), 211.162 d p- Maritime Insurance (Limited), 6-16 e d d -Queen Insanume, 11-16y m y t tott Marine (Limited), 1.16 Money Steel sad Iron ), it-16 Ip - National Steam (Limited), 6i 1.161 d- set India and Pacific Steam, 346 d. liammistirn, Magog 1.-A good basiness was dons at lower tCOL Alliance Hank (Limited). hi I j —C. Caznatell ! Ind Co. p,- Confederate Loan, 49 itklreas Eastern, 44 5--tfteat . °Mem A, 140+-Greets, 21 rest Western, 724 Central, 62-John Brown and , 10 p.-lonauldre and York shire, 114-London and North Waiters, 111116-Mascheder, Sheffield, and Llsoffinddre,4o-Meritoptffitan, lid -Ditto 6 lez o,l 9 g l. dares. 3-16 p.-New York and Erie, rig- South glig-Bolckow YagOaN p. -Brighton g -Brighton sew, Is 3d. p.- riot Bank, 4191 li.-01 , h Coneollaes, 621 g - United States 6-30, 62. IIinIIINGIHAN, alma 1.-The sales to-day Included South Staffordshire Bails, MI cam dlr. ; Midland Contract, 1-16 p mm . an int, and Patent Shaft and Ultimo, tpm. ex diva Oxford 2nd Guaranteed were tooted 1194, Ipoe , Midland New, 21. 24 ppmm Birminghal. Bank in tock cLapany ae s r ear er. 7, ll2o: 324 i r y U r ex atir oLv. to igraißr olf. Birmi:4cham ; b ;:etro 4Pinlaciag'ham j:oi poil r4l36 ten h an W ed rigoa t°l?("i :4 B f n i to St4B l 2.1" d e el a ditto, ". ' ffid 4l hone, I to 11 vm. ; Patent Nut and Bolt, 11 to 3 pen. Danis, Fn. u -Three per Cant . Consols, 884 g- New Mute per Cent Stock, 871 -Dltto, for account, 9th March. 3711-Dffito, for new account, T* ll l 7tßank of Ireland IIOOL paid), 2174-Na. Local Bank (VOL , 96-Ditto, for account, 96-Ditto New Omani at 26 prem.) ( paid). 8.6-Ditto, for account, 66-Na- Ronal of Liverpool (Limited) (101. paid), 179-Ditto for account, 17} 1-Ditto New, lamed at li (M. paid), for account, 12 1 -Royal Bank (10L paid), S IC-Gre at Southern and Western Ma paid), sloo Ltock, pap erp., 90. be-Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. perp (id), Mozart's great work, better known to us by its German name, Zaaberfloge, than by It. Preach title, Plate Enchanter, bad' had ea immune meows at the Theatre Lyrique, Paris. Tan ADMINIBTRATION or TEN POOR Lew IN BETTINAI,OBJMN.—Orricua. INQUIRY (Tea Der).—This forenoon Mr. Parnell, inspector of the Poor Law Board, opened an inquiry, in the board-room of the Bethnal-gram Workhouse, Tsunoda' a charp spiTt Mr._ William Rita 'Ns reboring oen - Menem d ale —.AI ofihialMrlot. 3,, oce mr00........ PIACIICAL Joie AT ETON.—Practical jokes the Midland aD increase of 1,5921 were more common then than now, sod there wee wimps At the meeting yesterday of the Canadian Land an additional enjoyment of them by Kesis's pupils from the certain explosion of rage which they called forth from him and Emigration Company, the directors' report, which stated that the negotiations with the govern when discovered. This enjoyalect was lateen Theo what, ma y be felled the wk. h eeeeee e t th e school wee em u meat were concluded, and announced the payment of daily interrupted by the dim of the dogging-block, interest for the year 1864 at the rate of S per cent., an isatrument of iediapenaab • daily as which the young was adopted. It is intended to make an immediate Marquis of Waterford sad some coenpmisno, after a 4th at June rapper, had abstracted, in some sustains maser call of 10s. per share, and another call of the same amount at the expir a tion of three months. from that chamber of horror, known in the " ." wee little lees than ssailegeio Beate's eyes, sad his wrath dividend meeting of the iltstal Ban held yesterday was terrible ; but it was supposed that he ems found eat INS declare d at the rota of 7i per cent. the culprit, sad aa he was 006 whose meapades were to a ' per annum, free of income-tax. It was also re certain degree privileged, the setter win allowed to drop ' solved "That the proprietors of the Estates Bank, Another young digildwd is an aid i d " ac ed whilst believing that a well-digested mortgage de cooked-hat, so es to present by moonlight • passable tihe Dee e t th e doctor, painted Keetee door hdpiket red one beuture bill would prove of great practical utility, night, before the very min of the college watchman, who feel bound to resist those clauses in the bill intro stood looking us at • resPeellnl Meteor*, wondering whet duped into the House of Commons by Lord Naas, the doctor Gould be at, bet not sanctions his nett to do the chairman of the Land Securities Company what he would with his owes. Amongst other forbidden (Limited) wbich would exclude the Estates Bank Welcomes in the school, Keats had thought prow to ia- ' • • clods ambralles, which he regarded ea algae at modern ale and all 'moor cowponies hav i ng s hares of heat than UAW,. Boys are_perverse ; and when to the comfort ef 501., or a capital of leas than 1,000,0001., from the an umbrella was added the spies of ealsorfulness, it Moms ad ion adoption of its provialona." a point of basest with some of the blsr bsy So esey lii. aof annual meeting of the Canada Company is asa The &Woo lowoodood ido ow° amt*e by gad called for the 29th of March. gabled in hie bitterest style, and coded by ex main his „ wog to Am that Pies h e g , A call of 21. 108., making 'MUM. called, is to be degenerated into " The next sight peidon the bper mut. preference shares of the Dublin • patty wade ere to the acisbbearles village d and Meath Railway Company by the 20th inst., Upton, took dorm I large bawd lameibei is swan Sin and a call of making W. called, on the 6 per letter, "Flowtool7 for Yawed lodise sad And it °F s Iner cent. preference shares by the same day. the great wen swlnace into the sebool•mcd, where it met gushes sem eyes in the me m., m e hid eon &dared With. reherree to the market for American se wer VIDA a feebilai wooldlid im wooed the "swabs` et midden, lks. I: F. Satterthwaite reports as fol licles Aureole spirrinew-eet mats with brass betimes, which lows : be awesome in NAM As statutes. Ciao =rain nee of cil We haw he report a &Mein market I. Loathe siege boy!,, a tl i r d ibo i ; arime y = ts t i t our list for American sesurities. arising chiefly from the larp supply a/ rticik which has recently bees gapes Merlant far Marsh. WEATHER REPORT. THVIIIIDAY, ......_ !B. IT. W. , N aes _.. —63.6640 B.W. Almodeea 129.6231 S.W. Leith 1110.06144 W.N.W. drams'''. 129 0 ,66143 N.N.W. OreanosatlW. an 40 N.W. Valenti* O6 46 N. Cape Clear 10.01'45 N. W. l'a" 29 9 71 N I . V 4 - 4 Holyhead I7 1 . tl Pomona 119.86 491 N.W. Bert .. ... . 1..00 48. W. L'Oeteal 1896 601 W. o.oohaforl 180.08 461 W. Plyntoste —16.81 48 S.W. Weymouth 16.74 46 W. Portsmouth 20.17 eh W. London 20.74 64 W.B.W. We . . 1 Tames* tan 41 W.N.W. learboroael Hi di 41 W. Old& WO 43 N.W. or 10.26 2 bc 0.24 6 00.20 6 ✓ 0.041 6 oc 004 2 - 0.04 - be 010 1 ,cm 0.066 I no 6.12 2 Cr 0.11- No. I 11,000 : 10,000 1 113,000' 10,000! 30,000, 10,000, 300,4001 60,030, WA S 11.4".T.Mal wig ii..i_i•:l ;16 - 1 Vol' 104 om 12e 19e lots ;dim ipm 2 3pm 1 2pm lfpm 1! 14 m, 7 Thoosl 20 U I 1 I pia I PI I ia 6 6Ms $ 6pa id 7 9 psi li *no 8 4 dig 41 rat ii 76 I 7di 66 46 Re R i i4rki xge i ii kon I 2idli so i d l. plo te I Me I eO. 07 90 86 116 42 64 Par I Wi 11 4Wa W 58 1 101•1 1111 . V_ -- t iPal pi . l ts . 1 P ls.-ell. die 'Si NAIL I4 3 1 Sift 111 14 MIXES.-(THIS DAT.) Two o'OiocL The mining market is flat to-day, and the Vans - Sons in prices are in an unfavourable direction. Shares in the following mines are all lower, at the prices quoted, viz.:—Fast Lovell, B*, "sellers " Kest Caradon, 14 to 15 : Great limey, 17 to 18 ; and East Grenville, 3} to Great Vor are offi cially marked 344. Yudanamutana shares are inquired for ; other colonial, as well as foreign' mines being quiet. In the matter of the Cappagh Mining Company (Limited), Vioe-Chancellor Wood has fixed the lath lust, for the appointment of an official liqui dator. From East Russell the following telegram was received yesterday from Captain J. Goldsworthy : "Hundred and thirty east—Cut the water, wash ing out stones of ore as in upper levels." COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM LIVERPOOL' COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY EL/IMM LID INTZLNAIDONAL TZLIDILIPB.) (room ova OWN consuouroutr.) The market quiet. Sales will probably loot up about 3,000 balm. PENOING-LAN!L-(THIS . p+T.) SO G AZ. —Tbe roarirst cutlass; firm bat Is sot active, owing to holden of West ladle daseriptioes being lase donut to all at preset prior. Of other dessriptions the rise are also limited, Winding Cabs linseavado at 30a. to 31.. Reined firm at previous gliOtatiOnll. OOPPIOL —The limited supply of Ceylon offering continue to realm firm prier ; fine ordimuy to middling Plaotstion, 765. 6d. to 82s. 6d. Native Ceylon. good sad fir ordinary, 69a. 6d. to 70a. 6d. ; small, 665. to 66a. 6d. Ms matinees doll of sale. Rica.— Abut 15,000 bap sold, Range= at 9s. 3d., aad damaged Armee at previous prier. Soso has sold at firm prima, mall Ws. 611. to 195., aad flow at 14s. _ _ . . 13rigns.--Pepper sold at full rates. Massy Malabar at 40. to 4}d. ; white Psalms, far cosh,. &L ; Cum& Hula, at Is. decline ; third pile, at sss. ; second, 795. to 80e. ; first. 87s. and Bads at 11 1. to W. 2s. 6d. Nutmegs resliad prenooa rats% 10d. to L. 4d. ' • good end fine, 2a 9d. to 3e. 6d. Pimento, doll of sale, • small parcel Kohl at 2gd. Closes: Zanzibar sold at gd. per lb. dachas; dark to good, 3d. to 31d. Ginger : Sold, Coatis, at 635. to 63 ; Bengal, 275. ; Afrizsa, 425. Faarr.—Holders of earraets haring accepted a farther slight decline a fair busioons has bass trassaetsd, common to good. 20s. to 265. Carrow fru &pia said on anise terms. Jure has sold steadily at previous fall pion ; Gammon to pod fair,lol. to 221. 10s. ; oettisp. 61. 10a. toil. 115 a. COCHOTAL has sold at ld. per lb. redsetiae: Booduraa saver, 3e to 3e. 3d.; Mack. 3e. 24. to 36. &L; Tomas Alm, 3e. to 3e. 34.; black, 36. ld. to 38. ad. TALLOW MARK .-(THIS DAT.) The market in steady. Asessed'ano the prossei quota tions :—Tows tallow, 41s. 3d., set orb ; Peessehan Y.O. on the spot, 40s. 9d. to 41a. ; Nandi. 401. 9d. ; Jaw, CA. ; October to Deossbee. 425. 3d. to 42a. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TEM DAY.) We have a abort supply of birds. sal a Imp properties of them ars foreign. The swabs" of imp is alas much smaller. Calves ant more pisatifuL Is every t trade is very ; pertly amounted for by trbri:genthe first week in Lest. We retain Noaday's quo tation as Wes realised in some is swiss ; bet the amount of bandies tnussiated is eery mall. Our foss* supply seaside ef 780 besets, 7.430 ekes% 191 edam. and 115 pip. Per Mem et lab► is. a. a. d. I rar suns Ms. a. e. e. bastSNP, Medd& 4 10 PIP Desl2lll42orns 0 0 • • IMP easerHense 4 6 0 0 MP lacweele.... • 4 • Ileosed !ma herb 2• e 11 De. ••. Skis .—. •0 0 • Cokes 4 0 •• DEP 42 Pawl V 0.4 4 4 /I Pip Best Doe Mtlweis 610 0 0 Labe • 0 0 • Beasts at sorlitek 1.080: sheep Angie/Ohs, UP; ono. ; PIP. 100. HAY MA.RILET.-4T1i . 18 DAY) 41.4 a LYN' ',Jaw, a.m. saw Yarns Harvey Sid Essen report trade scow, at this lolloariag prior s—Pthae by tram He. In 110. Prise clever, aid, 110‘ I. 1301. Stree, 275. le 34a. The whole people et Brunswick seem deeply affooled by eh* Weft ei the dab's paean mar bead. tel !Mites. Modred el etreagees, the Ole et the town Is s sem al Ideskeeell colas ; their dale &hat to Saks refuge is e mall meek, v ;is Ooddere el Vises.; seiblaese tie d that city. the Mese el Ise years' pekoe gentlee. netted toe &spoken men, sad lyres hideous arson the blackened wells. The lend, however, is rick, sad the due le enorcsoaely so. NICK N. M. W. N.M. N.M. NW. N.N.W. W.N.W. W. N.W. N. W. w.ilw. N. W. N. W. N.W. V.N.W. N.W. 'rm 0.10 1 cr 1.141 lof I 8. 8. asst - 4 au- + 0.20 1 x. 00- 4 0.11, I 101 100{ 100 i ... 8 71 88 - 100 901 17} U+ 7411 f DI Ur to IS 1k ne 54