The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. MEDI DAY.) • 1 ItT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. 'tutors the Jules prima r y .) r. HallOlLlVed ONO VAWCITt. .b • tiV4.IR. 1111111USOni. Q.Q. who appeared for the 1..1. proml that the yid alibi he postpaid, OW al that le. chest diasurasly ill and out ez• .6.. eerily.. lb* day. a.rrsat Parry. for tie pinkie..,, and lit. Spiaka, adpersedistbis. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IB.•fura Yr. Comnissigen Iloiroyd.) ut moons. krupt, a optician. of Lotigni•••treet, apPliol for •do His &ht. an i.mor. ; santa. about 24 ' 4 " f • la, the unitnes, called attestants to the .1 tito tosolunpt antorend kit aorunate with a Jnd• 7Ptil. I...weases, as heh..lf of the bankrupt, nerd that be ..•it • keg Urns is business without failure, and that wreathes* had bees misleratet David_ seig, • • creditor for 171., alleged that he ..es Warned to tern the haskrupt money. two or three ~.rnfore this by the representativn that he ..Isest. It appeared thit the bankrupt had Iswrowed I lir. lerjessat,givisga prueniseory Dote for 3Uf. lic weetag le repay the mosey by instalments of it. a r bealmept denied that he had toads any *rale vePrw taw of ►is solvency. and ,aid th.t the circumstances which bs bestowed the money 'hawed that he was Sethi's. otaerviog that the hank/apt had goue oo too muted a certificate of the thlrd data IN II ▪ boakrapt was a nivnliant, of Austinfriars, and of my. This was Ow exantiod ~,,, meeting. seromits have •pposxell. lidalities ate i LAOII/. ; wort. betweeo 1,0001, sal 2,001)1. Unhistry, for lb. amieroses, statrd that the °Nee. wbieb bad ham mimed to the bankrupt's passing at the avtiwg had bass removed. laskropt para. (Wore Mr. Commissioner nuae.) IS ST AIM, 141T{W.A. AND I 0. , leakrapla wen eml-merchar4A, of Deptford. nth. he adjoartied examination meeting. Debt., ; About I,liftW. Bagley opposed for creditors, and examined the upt Withers as to an essignmart made in favour of -atm Captain Withers, of the merchant service, a lafore the bankruptcy. It appeared that Captain had taken no benefit order the assignment, which the beeent of the creditors generally. laakrupt passed. - IS RE ALRERT LIE WARD. ieukrupt was a ship Lod insurance broker, of Fen •trret. This was the certificate meeting; but an runbeat was taken by consent. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. ll'Ki IT. aged 25, described as a cabinet-maker, Lice.lat the bur before Mr. Barker, charged with being reed with others in committing a burglary on the pro of Mr. John Drew, a general salesman, carrying on .1 at 9, Exmouth -street, tierkenwell, and stealing o bootee's' other property of the value of 701. onhng to the evidence ..f the complaisant it appeared oa the eight of the nth of March or the morning iith his shop was entered, and 27 pairs of boots, or. of drew leggings, sod other property, was • Information was given to the police, but nothing be ascertained as to how the robbery had been 4, soil all that the complainant could state about the r was that he found the shop door open. The pri• sad his wife reside in the upper part of the prose. * house, and the prosecutor said he saw the prisoner's rearing • pair of hoots which he could swear were in oe the eight of the robbery. When the prisoner home from his work he was given into the custody of mailable Tamer, 157 G, when be at once said that nothing of the matter. Wakelang submitted that no case was made out against roomer. and that be was entitled to his discharge. if the boots were the produce of the robbery, still the the wife wearing them would not constitute a charge it the prisoner. Barker said there was sot auficisset evidence against O3Of to keep him in custody, and he would therefore :barged. WANDSWORTH. niernmeimi 1011111 IT IT • lIIVANT. martiy.ilmemil voting girl named Wire Mamma. not than 17 years ciao, was placed in the dock, charged Ailing her meter, hlr. F.. L Hawkins, a gentlem an , ag at No. 2, Hataresa-rise. i•paared from the evideece that on the evening of the f laet month the prosecutor discovered that a drawer helmet had been broken open, sad lOC 10s. in gold d off. He thee made some Minutes ? cad found that mom, who had not given any notice of her inten• to leave, had abecooded. He communicated the police, but they were nimble to time the ire. However, about elem. o'clock on the previous she MA up to policrenoetable Toile*, of the L divi while on duty in Xennizigtoo.lane, and mid she wished IP WOWS in akar for robbing her mauler. She mid she had bees induced to commit the robbery by a Jare with whom do had been keeping eompsuy. un staled that she had been formerly committed for iv, awl she was usinced to commit it by the same lzau. She stoutly refused to tell whore the young primer wee remanded. orizirencs. 1 3•TVIRTZLIIII0 AND sortimen CIIILDATIALOIO. wp Josue, • masa Meet 40 yews ef age, and IM = li ef , •= g ese charged beton Itr.l • sum of 7s. 6d. from Mamma IT, endow of Salim her fortune. • good-lo Mimi yams wee, mid Il• make at Parlidedge, Sydeanun, and ee tho eftennen, the primer sumo to the home d bar w and Wend same mill far sole. She MilllNlS•di primer hem the and hold her acne omoled, when the primmer Mood seem time been her to some to her. Rho thee mat M deer, sad the prisoser naked whether oho id to hew her tortoise told. After some pereseeks molested, and the prisms, harieg mattered some s die sot Wry, asked her to bring some , y to arm the phis at her hind with. She Molt tram odd • tiweisseny.piese end • piney, Mom the pat ' &Med her it she had ad ph • einem*, ce some r aver. She reply that she had sot got • six. I, be produced three Mil which the told her to pow morose the paha her bead, and • same time to wish. Rho did es, sad the primer ig halm the helfclowse is her own harm oemmoneid hr fats.., and then returned her the halleireme ace moos her load with, mid aloe le wiek a mooed This she did, and the prisoner thee took the mamas, may nig it was she should pommies of them for half an hoer, or she the prone_ atm) hod wished for meld sot Miry. Rho declined lodise the phones have nosey for the kalf.boer, epee which the prisoner add aeosmory she should have It for a quarter dm bast n emotes, sad then hastened away with the memey. immediately west into the street, but could sot see hilig el the primmer. A child, however, being near, ad og • beam with amis.: osta to those °trend he prisoner for sole, she inquired of the child, • whether she bad mem • dmiclookieg women per her. rbiki panted to the house of her (promenade's) mister, said tied the wears , who was her mother, was them seeing the poisoner, bept the child with her, thialung if the primmer wee the mother. she would for her. At this meneent die sow • constable, ha vier told hiss whet had Gemmed, he idrieed her i- the tend sod keep it in t han kinallea for a time, and • there the child told her that she bed a sister travel dont with the primer, and that the af te r w a r d s their ets' hems to p with her. Ilibortly the bible sauteed with the prisoner sad a girl older than child, who mid she was her elder, but on the elder I Wee imbed whether the youger c loud was her sister, rains thet she wee. 4 iesisseetsble 421 It said he took the Wilmer Into el/, she travelling about with • horse awl van. On M the prima* she pre the lame of Jones, and her C'enableidge, Peckham. This address be had found rorreet, but the children bad stated their maw to be Trail! inquired of the constable whether he could now the children. ~ , .. .ristable replied in the affirmative. Train sail the charge. as entered in the patios t, was on. of vagrancy Jgainet the prisoner, but the detailed io evidence mode it one of laming, I similes the pruewcutria's rooncy. It appeared however, from the statement of the younger 1. that both she and her meter had been inmijilled fro= tomes, and if this was the cam he (Mr. ThlW wee us that they should both be restored to &sir 'manta ""old pot. thereforo, then dell with the are, bet omen.' the prisoueroso as to seable the wassary , nos to be made. uc {widow wss then removed. yawn' Barr Rana—A trifling change the anginal reeking has hese made in the Cambridge Nr. W. H. Tarlt.a, of St. John's, to rowing No. 3. c..”.at r y of Trinity Hell. 3. and 31r. Calling; of " . .Y. 6. The crew are to take their lan row oa the t.. marrow, and thee immediately reieir to Heim/. If wag fireacairrina Ctrs. —We are antbo t•• elate that the Alford awl Cambridge crews have the invitation of the club to dinner on the day of hatch at Putney. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENI CE. Orr imam= msouril.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HAWKSTONE CUP. Two miles. _ _...,_. NeeressUa, Derioad. Thu lawyer, Mavourseeo, Orice, and Rosedale are hum SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP. About one mile and a quarter. Aneurin Prince of Orange, Isthmian, Rosedale, GreT Hen c, and Priors Imperial are here. BORI )UGH MEMBEFLS' PLATE. About floe mile. M. ter Begot, Tyrant, thieved, Pony Pesehum, Poem- Cwt., Freocatelli, The Lowyer,Waterfeed, Prince of Orange, Isthmian, reale°, Riogbooe, and Joy an bore. SPRI NI ; KTF.EPLECIIABE. About three miles and a halt The Dace. Tumbler, Doubtful, Morgan Rattler, Me.l,,ra, Wve Nell, Irish Unignot, Lowness, and Griffin are here. I'sr►.a Dt^rthas.—A return, issued this day to an order the How of Lords, states that the number of !musts' weight of paper manufactured in l&Sn was 192,647,W.44 ; in 11150, 217,1127,1!7; in IMO, 2Z3, 5 7 5 ,255. The gross produce in 111$ twee 1,234,6141., and the net receipt 1,103,754 f. In 111•i0 the gross produce was 1,411,1441., and the not receipt 1,258,464/. Last year the grow produce amounted to 1,452,8041. ; and the net receipt to 1,320,1061. Couacuta &Lamm —A parliamentary return, issued thin wherein& shows that the total increase of eon. solar salaries eine* July, 1868, is 13,51171. The decrease by abolition is 5,650/., sad by reduction, 3,4001., !mein?, a net increase of 4,4671. After Easter Sir H. Cairn% will move for a select committee to inquire into the state of the law of marriap in Ireland. General Buckley intends to ask the Under Secre tary of State for War on Monday whether the volunteer corps that propose to go to Brighton for a review on Easter Mowlay have received the sanction of the authorities for the purpose._ Mr. Crawford, on Tuesday, will call the attention of the house to the question of the double income tax ; and move "that the petitions of merchants and others of London and other parte of the kingdom, against the levy of an income tax upon incomes and profits arising in India, which are already subject to an income tax in that country, prevented •to the house on the 7th day of this instant March, be referred to the select committee on income and property tax."_ THE LATE INVV4TITURE HT THE KING O► PRUHRIA WITH THE ORDER O► THE GARTER.—A supplement to the Loudon Urcette was published:yesterday, giving the details of the proceedings on the occasion of the investiture of his Majesty William King of Prussia with the ensigns sad h►bit of the Most Noble Order of the Garter at Berlin on the 7th instant. The King of Prussia has sent a splendidly exe cuted portrait of himself to Prince Gortschakoff, the Rus sian Minister of Foreign Affairs, as a memorial of the amain , of the King with this minister at Warsaw last year. The late Swedish and Norwegian consul, M. Wegeuer, who was an honorary member of the Prussian Amdetny of Arta has, by his will, left his costly collection of paintings to the King. His Majesty hoe accepted the legacy, and his ordered that the testator's wish shall be complied with ; and, in consequence, the pictures will be exhibited altogether in Berlin, and will be accessible to artists and amateurs. The collection is valued at mare than 100,Cal cholera, and consists for the most part of the works of modern German masters. The Polish journal, the Glee, of Lemberg, in Austrian Poland, has been warned for "its tenacity in pur suing a line of conduct not compatible with the maintenance of public tranquillity, in throwing suspicion on the zassesnw of the Austrian government, and in exciting distrust Cl Austrian functionaries. A Paris letter of Wednesday says :—" A grand soiree was held yesterday at the house of M. Flavin, editor of the S,He, on the occasion of the snivel of a statue which has limn presented to him in the name of 'SAWS Italian committees, as the representative of the liberal French press. This statue, too large to be placed 1111 Ilevin's saloons, will be shown at the Exhibition of Living Artists. The soiree was a very brilliant one. Madame Elston recited soma verses, in which M. Legouvi expressed his sympathies for the Italian canes, and the musics' honours of the fete were rendered by the artists of the Theatre Italien, Graxiani, Gardoei, and Mesdames Pasco and Marie Battu." HER MAJ wry's TREAT'S CONCICRT The Christy's lliestrels Imes secured this room for the ensuing four months, opening no Monday evening next. Amonget their many eovelties will be • new burlesque by W. Brough, Sr. Alla% TNEATRIA—Miss Herbert, whore clever acting, in oosjunctine with Mr. Alfred Wigan, is the hie of St. Trope_ itas elicited gamma admiration daring the peat mime at this theatre , announces her benefit for Thursday mat, when the career of that popular drama will be within two nights of its termination. ROYAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION.—Mr. and Mrs. German Reed bring their present entertainment to a close on the 23rd inst., awl follow it up by an entirely new series us Poker Mooday. lo this they will again be, joined by Mr. John Perry, whew return to profesiional life has excited very greet interest in the metropolis. ROYAL COLLEAIit or SURGEONS of KNOLAND.— The following members of the college having bus elected "fellows" at previous meetings of the council, ware admit ted as mesh at a meeting of the council on the 13th inst., viz, Melees. Thomas Taylor, lienoett's- bill, literminetin, diploma of membership dated April fi, 1821 ; Richard Yates Ackerley, Eyelike, Liverpool. May 18, ISA Atka Webb, Calcutta, July 19, ISM ; Samuel Wood, The Abbey, Aetilleey , July, 14, lei ; Lewis Smythe, Royal Semen Bessati, At 19, MO •• Hoary Cape, bar sty's I Army 1., HMO; Robert Bowes, Rile May 11 , 18 44 ;Jams Broad, Great Homer sliest, livwpeel, May b 1841; James Harrison, Medical Santee, J 7, 1843 ; and Robert l i t 3 =! Highampkie, Jesuitry 13, 1843. TSB ROAD MUSD'S.— Widen% !lollyPress says :—" Report* of the most amemerdlaary character ware akrgialtrianal and Bath yesterday respectiagthis mysterious grime, and were the maw of considerable exciWrnent. One repent stated that a new chain of evidence had bees obtained connoting Miss Constance Kent with the crime in a po l ities, manner ; and others bad it that that young tidy had made some sort of confession. We have good authority for saying that both reports are utterly without foundation. The ease has mounted no new feature Woos the mecum dances were last before the public, mud at present there mem as little hope as ever of the mystery finding a solo. Mom" We were in possessicia of the rumour with regard to Mime Constance Yost, hat refrained, from prudential motives, from giving eurree7 to it, rotting as it did es each appamotly little foundation. BURSTINO OF THE BRIOORWATER CANAL.—On Monday morning last an accident., involving a vast amount of demises to the property of the Bridgewater trustees, and the entire stoppage of their trunk, occurred a few mils from Werrington. At Lumb Brook. is the township of Appleton, the canal embankment is 2.1 feet above the adjoin. kg land, acid the rued to Grappenitall Heys pares under h. This embankment gave way on the south-wet side, nom* an ismers breach, down which the water rushed with great velocity, carrying with it immense quantities of mend, earth, and block of stone . The wing wall of the bridge on that side was completely swept away. "Stops," or good gates, were brought into requisition as soon as prac ticable, but owing to one of them being in an ieeffee tive state, the Sow of water was not arrested so noon as it might have lees. Some cottages in the immediate neigh bourhood were several feet deep in water, but their occupants sustained but little damige beyorid the inconvenience and trouble caused by the inundation. The some now Fre seated is that of a complete wreck ; great blocks of stone, de., lie about in indescribable confusion ; and about 7,000 cubic yards of earth, ke., which formed the bed of the canal, has been carried into the lower gruntel and the road by the force of the current. Nothing is known as to the muse of the accident. The very morning that it occurred, and only an hour or two previously, the inspectors passed the place and failed to ASSTe anything wrong. It is, however, attri buted to the late severe (rout, and to the strong winds modes lets to bump against the side of the canal. On Weduesday, about a hawked navvies and other workmen cionmeneed the work of restoration, and a meat outhber mom will be put on as soon as practicahle. It will be about a month before the traffic can be resumed. The damage has bees variously estimated, but it is certain to amount to some thonaands of pounds. THE STRANDED B . rumsnir Qcnex VICTORIA.— This mast was socesadully floated on Wednesday evening from her berth, on Cremyll Beech, Plymouth, abont half past six o'clock. Ono government tug and three merchant tugs waisted on the occasion. She had been previously made alumni tight, so that hi r dookev engine kept her free. After else was floated off, the tugs brought her round to W Plymouth Great Western Cooks, where she now lies to Warty in the Austin dock. and wadi he rinsed in the ching-dock yesterday. During her transit from the to the dock, the wind was blowing very fresh from the earthward, which, combined with its being so close to high water before she came off, gave Captain Russell, wino superinteedel her removal, ample work to do. She has been " bogged" by her accident, so that much atten tion wOl be required in placing her on the blocks in the 'graving -dock ; but in this case, the resources of the Great stern Docks will be favourably exhibited by the facili ties they will afford for repairing this he vaseL ittawArs. Atlaatte Asatis Dom Dat i k liep.o. Do. de. Buffalo SlaksHarcoll:l * . Do. Prelersses DalL,Drsat,AoMir4th 'p.a. Ms., Mg. I_, MI esecessells MS, S .tI.H. Do. Jain tio Do. Jane I, 1874, dltes & 8. Zedern 'Ladle& trp.e.gas i Osiris cal or oast Mein MS ledlsa _ Do. Zubbnbore Do. N p. et.Debent Do. i p. et do Do. do. do. 1885. t Melbourne Grand Truk of Do. 6 per et. Pref. Do.flee.Pref.6 p.at.Be Do. 6 per et Debug Do. 7 pee el. 1868 Do. do. 1181 Do. do. 1172 Greed Indian Penlaank Do. New Ot 8. of ladled. I p. e 6 Do. Do M. Wed Canada. MINIS Do. New Do.6p.olide.pey7S,w.op Do. fly do., 77.wft.op Do. do. 78 NAO.& w ntk ii rAT Madre' Guar. el pee el Do. do. I i r w l6. Do. et per at. Do. 6 per Melb.Corp 6p. s et.fleada N. Braarwlett Como& clogs A cap. oh. Do. do. Idol do. Do. do. Gip. do. Do. do. Lod do Oude (Molted) 100 100 100 100 100 100 62 P 2 if 16 lle 4 * 41 • T 76 BO 65 TO 66 TO 11 It die e I Ms If le dim see see tT OB MI 01 Ca 21 22 68 72 68 68 40 42 48 62 38 42 38 41 Si WI 1 2 1 100 100 100 100 i i K E dl. 19 vi 41. 100 03 81 Id SI e lf Inf 87 I It I 7 I 7 I 7 I 7 IDo. D° IntL . Pua rtat. g. Triaideoligadbid. Owlp Zoe s so I DOCK& liWritikiiii "-1 °IA Dsv. 0. Con. (Tavisal limaK mispa) 4,164 4,000 US kW 1110 1114•94 KWh. lowa fravtaik.) Gambler la M. Mary'. Great Youth Toles' ilink.eatrediPwattij 0. Wh. Nor weiraaa) Oraural* Herara•Trol Illka Dorm Lady births Mr(Uays Larai) Darra ap N. Priam (thaw) . • N. Ins. lissrall (Melo) Aorta Mlisel Crafty Par Casa (10. Provides.» (17. 1 =1). aortrldir Caw Ma. Oa . 101 l II as ein TO% PO* 1.024 l SIT! 40 - ii 4501 4004 US 4601 LIM 1 4 001 611 _ __ & Corn Brea (lllow) . S. Dsvon Iran Gm Mining (Lao & W. 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New ll=Amaralts et Australis UM= id Loudon libiliiiiii — id — I -Yole.a Wti .. ... 101 100 Pia 221 - 99 i Itlif 71 - 121 "6:61 0 1 .P4ll P. 9 1 P. 916 8,000 960,000' 12.000, 1.007 0 1 110,810 IKON 80,00 7,100 70.000 Mrsel ilM la nreat ir5,„,...rir.,...:: lios.. .. t Amelia& LIM .. iii . .iiriiiiil Da B I wir e. sw I ss: Da .0_ heads load Manna Wands Tel (L) )ofp. otEngAtloselt. Do. Mg. Prot 7i per mot Val Palace •reforerboo De i :Ltr i er•b. 11 Do. Now is. mid AIM. Mean I==oo Great lily las. Do. Moe cont. Pra . i Dkib TY. a.). Irides Dboossa (LI Clen. Omnibus Oa Madras Ldp. Nloditamaasalli * onT Dual aL editor. lb s. Tel. (141.) National Dlsoonat 0o NerbuddaCoaktlren(L) Netherlands Lank ~ 10i 100 100 1 1N 97k a ss ii se 1 175 186 150 170 16 in itt lon t 0 18 7 :I 1 1 1 86 37 11 i 1 8 4 6 7 1 64 1 7 i 1t 37 le ICI 4 T - ii 14 Ito 30 2} 1 ali 1 6 1 6 17 Ill e 73 80 1105 375 HO 1111 101 180 12 2 3 •1 W 1/11 • $1 id 1} 1 dim N. Bruin. & N. 8er4.14., N.. Brit Australasian.. lei 111 as is Is n VI Is 114 IS Oa u MI .45.74:1 Do. " Nov ahem' Orlin. In. atm. (LINkl..l 2WElver tand • Ma Pada. sul Orlon. aim mom: 2 li die a a 66 61 17f 114 24 14 -4-g -111 SO 4 4t St SS IS . IS. . 5 1 liii 12 II 29 90 10! 104 190 1913 * als 100 Ile - 11 i. 61 ,ri 1 i II II p• r 3 4 I,f Ms li 0 1 a I — I I I AT 4 Ms 47 474 70 10 11 pm D — VN -- e — er _ — Rid Ilea It lad. Tel. 4 u.l3no . tte Dr. Gov =refer Royal Mall Mesa I..Llamina Aoserellaa laid Tel. Seep Do. do. loglaand Do. do. &la. Co. Op. Cam Yea amen'. land 16 19 In 1!6 l' 116 si e a t I t 71 7n an en an I Ile 9 1 • lei TRAFFIC RETURNS. 670 1,128 666 1,032 ____ - ,ii.,TaAizitne ) 748 10181 (Lombardo line! Week ending March 9 North Eastern Stocktonead Darlington — 760 Week setting March 10: Eastern Counties Midland Moto) and Exeter North BMWs MI 1,094 Bhropohire Union 294 Ell loottish Central — 1,101 Lon..Chathaun, and Dover 614 86 Oswestm and Newtown Week rodlng Earth 11 Belgian Beaton Junction Sit 818 b 1 p.--s 7 111 Ko. I ilh. I DoCu fNI CL prism Bair 000,410 .. Oeararreau 100 16t.000 lit. Do. 4p. et. PM.. Mt 100 —..— LOMAS Bt. inn and Wed India 100 04811.010 Bt. banks 100 1.000,800 et. at. Katharine lOO —.— 050.806 St. Stratheaiptan 800.000 Ft. Name% lOO N NS 104 f 6,000 20 Do. New 110 .... Se ii SW . - 19 , -• a 18 uti i dales. ILAILWATII Mike Ps& bier- Total. UK epee usson dandies 1161 MO Week endiwg Werth 1. 1114berg1 rdlltaseew 142 .... LISS kW Week welles Mardi& Wed 2264 Y Antwerp II 2044eriliai Week eiWbe March 4. L Mut . 6 Loolorde-V es. _ 26,167 26,418 Mile 1,644 1,1101 866. 26,433 118,678 40 0 4 4900 7,400 7,498 13.800 331729 LIAO? 27,068 18,024 37,262 3,034 6,876 6,843 3,700 LIU 8582 3116 litS 8M 2,032 3,124 3, 018 111 813 321 214 336 - ITS 11114 WIT BOARD 07 TRADE, WHITEHALL, MARCH 12.—The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade hare received from the Seezetarf of State for Foreign Affairs a aopy of a notice iuued by the Portu guese Board of Health, decLring the port of Rio de Janeiro to be considered infected with yellow fever ohm the 21st January last. —Gentle. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. —... TBOSSDAY, Wawa 14. —Adnileione on permed, 1,421 ; ditto by seam 'lasts, 823; total, 2,364- MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'eLot,w. The reduction in the rate of discount of the Ban k of France, combined with the continued improve ment in the accounts of that establishment, ans I with the purchases of gold by the Bank of England, has caused a rise of 3 per cent. in the English funds to-day. The stock markets generally are firm. In British railway stocks an advance of to 3 per cent. has taken place. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 25c., showing an improvement of rather more than 3 per cent. since yesterday, owing to the movement by the Bank of France. Consols are officially marked 92, 914, 923, and 913 for money, and 923 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 913 to 923 for money, and 923 to 3 for the 10th of April. The official business re port is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1003, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1 1858, 953 ; Exchequer Bills (June), 45., Is., 55., dia. ; ditto, March, 35., Is., 55., prem. Mexican Bonds are comparatively quiet to day. A fresh rise has taken place in Turkish Bonds ; the loan of 1864 is now quoted 733 to 3, whilst the last transactions reported in the issue of 1858 are at 543, ex div. Other foreign stocks are well supported. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. , 1860, 854 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 631 (ex change, 12fr.) ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rental, 94fr. 373 c. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 243, 3 ; New Grenada Active, 151 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 913 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 611 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 413 ; ditto Passive, 171, 3 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 73 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 533, 1 543, 54, 3, ex div. ; ditto 1001. bonds, 563, ex div. It was announced by telegraph yesterday evening that the Bank of France lard reduced their rate of discount from 7 per cent. (at which it was fixed on the Bth of January, the previous charge having been 53) to 6. This announcement did not come to hand until after the close of business in the Stock Exchange. It was received with great satisfaction, as confirming the general impression that the return to be published to-day will show a fresh im provement in the position of the Bank. The move ment may also be taken as the forerunner of a similar action by the Bank of England at no distant period. There was a good demand for money at the Bank and in other quarters yesterday, but more irregularity is observable in the rates, transactions taking place occasionally at a considerable reduc tion from the Bank minimum. The amount of gold, mostly continental, pur chased by the Bank yesterday was 136,0001., while 28,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for transmission to New York by the Africa on Saturday. We have reason to believe that the amount of gold bought by the Bank on Wednesday was 134,0001., and not 64,0001., as stated in the journals. A good deal of the gold lately received from abroad has come from the Levant, and further amounts are expected from that quarter. The Melbourne advice' report the departure for England of the following gold ships, viz :—The Result, with 29,335 oz.; Alliance, with 31,513 oz.; Lightning, with 28,844 oz.; and the Southampton with 21,544 oz. The Monarch, with 22,407 oz., reported by the previous mail, is also at sea, making the aggregate on the way hither 133,643 oz. , worth 534,5001. Private telegrams quote the exchange at Hong Kong 4s. 9d., and at Sbanghao 6s. 51. Advice' from Brussels mention the stoppage of hi Leon Gauchez, whose liabilities are said to amount to as much as 100,0001. A rather important failure is also rumoured in the metal trade at Moscow. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,222/. ; the London and North Western, an increase of iii 41.; the Mid land, an increase of 1,6721. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 5611.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 3101.; The traffic on the 748 miles of the South Aus trian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending March 4was 35,4381., being 7,5171. more than in the corresponding week of 1860 on 687 miles ; and that on the Lombardo- Venetian line 4,201/., showing a decrease of 2,1501. and the North Eastern an increase of 2,0681. The directors of the lonian Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. The seventh ordinary general meeting of share holders in the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China is called for the 28th inst., to declare a dividend, and will be made special to authorise the directors to apply to the Treasury for permission to issue notes payable to bearer on demand at Sinapore. The bill of the United Kingdom Electric Tele graph Company went before the committee of the House of Commons yesterday. The committee de cided that the preamble wan not proved, on the ground that the company provisionally registered under an act of parliament of 1851 was not fully registered within the period prescribed by law. The merit, of the bill could not therefore be discussed. The chairman of the committee said, however, that the committee would have been very glad if they could have recommended the proceeding with the bill. It is thence inferred that a favourable view would have been taken had this course been prac ticable. We are informed that the directors in tend to ask for a suspension of the standing orders in their favour, in order that they may be enabled to introduce another bill in the course of the pre sent session. _ _ We are informed that clauses have been inserted in the North London and Blaekwall Railway Bill for the branch line from Kingsland to Liverpool-street, providing for the continuance of quarter-of-an hour trains to and from Feuchurch-street and the North London Railway. There was a fall yesterday of 1 to 2 per cent. in Grand Trunk of Canada Railway bonds, and of 4 per cent. in Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railway stock, in consequence cf the announcement (already referred to in these columns) that the former company is not in a position to meet the interest due to-morrow on the latter company's stock. At the meeting yesterday of the Van Diemen's Land Company, the directors' report, recommend ing a dividend of be. per share, free of income tax, was agreed to. The Master of the Rolls proposes, on the 22nd inst., to make a call of 11. 10s. per share on the contributories of the Herald Life Assurance So ciety. The half-year's interest is advertised on London and Greenwich Railway preference stock. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. W. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows : The market for American securities during the pd week has showed a decided improvement. The eeteai transac tions in State and City . stocks have been more numerous, at generally improved p rices. There has also been a consider able demand for the beat description of railroad bonds, more particularly for those of the New York end Erie and Michigan Central lines. The Capiolani has arrived from China with 640,9001 b. of tea. Mr. Spaight was on Wednesday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Limerick, and Mr. Q. E. Clayton agent at Seville. THCBSDAY lIVESINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to k for the 10th of April, opened and closed to-day at 22/ to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, L, 92, 911, i : ditto, for account (April 10), 22 5, i ; New Tbzec par Ceuta., 911, g ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Stock, 221, 273 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, f, 100, I, 1, ; ditto Scrip, 1001; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951; ditto 1859, 951, 1; ditto Banda, 19s. die. The scrip of the New Indian Loan wee last quoted 1001 to f for the account ; the Five per Cent. Rupee Paper, 941 to f • the Flve-and-a- Half per Cent., 1001 to 1 ; the 'March Exchequer Bills, par to tie. prem. ; and the June, 6e. to 2e. dis. In the foreign stock market increased activity was observable. Mexican Bonds were in demand in the morning, and rose to 24 to I, but at the close a relapse had taken place to 241 to R. There was an advance of I per cent, in the Turkish Loan of 1854, which left off at 724 to I. The issue of 1868 was last quoted 53/ to 1, being Ito fper cent, higher than yesterday. other foreign stocks were steady. In the Bankruptcy Court to-day, there were some further pro ce edings in the case of Messrs. Davies and Troughton, bankers, of Sh ore dit c h, and of Messrs. Walker, straw hat manufacturers, SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Twu o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is better, in sympathy with an improvement in Con sols. A rise of to per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks ; Mid land and Lancashire and Yorkshire are in especial demand, andhellre risen percent. Presentquotations are as follows ;--London and North Western stock, 961 to ; Great Western, 701 to 71; Midland, 1281 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 1 ; South Eastern, 841 to 1, exdiv. ; Caledoni a n, 94 to 961, ex div. ; and Emtern Counties , 150/ to;. 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The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. East Basset shares are now quoted 110 to 1124 ; West Caradon, 78 to 80 ; East Caradon, lb to I ; Wheal &ton, 87 to 90; Wheal Margaret, 47 to 48; and East Wheal Russell, so to 64. In foreign and colonel mining shares there is no movement whatever. In the absence of business prices are quoted the same as yesterday. At Bryntail Mine meeting, oe the 13th inst., the amounts showed an estimated balance of liabilities over assets of 4671. 9s. 8d A all of 4e. per share was made. At Wheal /teeth meeting the accounts showed a debit balance of 2,2031. 10s. 4d. The loss oa the quarter's working amounted to 2,1001. 175. Bd. A call of 51. per share was made. At a general meeting of shareholders in Pednandres United Mines, held yesterday, the accounts for five months ending December, showed a balana of liabilities over assets of 1,068/. llis. 101 A call of 2s. 6d. per share was made. The report of the manager and agents was deemed satis factory. The tin sold realised 6,1371. 10s. ; and the copper ore, 9301. lls. 9d. At New Wheal Clifford meeting a call of le. per share area made. _ _ _ From Wheel Rendre the agent writes :—"The tin lode ia the engine abaft is just cut, and worth 201. per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—crms DAY.) The weather has been much liner since our last report. Yesterday it was very mild but to-day it is cold, with the wind from the north and north-westward. Sinoe Wednesday our supplies of home grown wheat and flour have been very contracted. Barley and malt in rather more liberal quantity, but oats, beans, and peas very limited. Scotch barley and oats not at all liberal, and of Irish oats none fresh in. The foreign supplies of wheat are small since last day, American and Black Sea. Flour— Two or three more lots of American barrels. Barley short, Prussian and Danish, and oats rather more free, the ma jority Swedes. There is a good tone in the wheat trade to-day, and quite as much mouey obtained for both English and foreign as on Monday. Barley trade very slow and very firm. Malting supports its value, but other sorts hang on hand. Oats are a dull trade, except for the very finest descriptions. Beans and peas without change. Tares and other descriptions of seeds, but little doing, without alteration of quotations from Monday. Flour a little lively to-day, more especially Americans, which are the turn better in value. _ FLOATING CANGOlB.—Very few on sale, but which are selling steadily at full prices. WlTlA't.—Eagliali :Eases and Kent, white, new, 41e. to 595. ; ditto, fine old, 665. to 695.; ditto red, new, 3Ea. to 56a.; ditto, fine, old, 635. to 645. ; Norfolk, itc., flue, old, 60s. to 681.; red, new. 47a. to 58s. Foreign : Dentsic. 66e. to 68e. ; due. 68s. to 765. ; Konigsberg, 595. to 625. ' • ditto, entre, 655. to 72a.; Rostock, 641. to 68a. ; fine, TOL to 725. ; American white, 625. to 66a. ; ditto red, 56a. to 62e. ; Oanadisn, 565. t0..69.. lhatzi.—English malting. 414. to 46a. ; fine, 47a.; grinding, 29a. to 31a.; and distilling, 31a. to 32a. per qr. ; foreip grinding, 28a. to 37c; ditto distilling, 30a. to Me; malting, 40a. to 416. Max.—English, Bra: and Norfolk. 60a. to 62a. ; fine, fiee. to 74%. ; Kinpton and Ware, fine, 67a. to 75..; brown, 54.. to 60a. tiais.—Enilish feed, 235. Od. to 26a. Od. ; potato, 98a. to 30a. ; °reign, 224. hl. to 28s. BRAWL—English tick, 31s. to 355. ; harrow, 350. to 395. ; Amu. 35a. to 39e. • forei, 'kaftan, 26a. to 32a. ; tick, 38s. to 40s. ; Koni gs berg , to 46.. ; Egyptian, 36.. to 38s. PLR.—Enlist den, 40s. to 44a.; white and blue, 40s. to 44e. ; maple, 424. to 44e.. grey, 36.. to 40a.; foreign, 425. to 465. PtcouiLEnglish town, 63 to 51s. ; ditto fine, 53. to 575. ; country, 445. to 495. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 33 to 39e. ; French, Me. to Mc per sack ; American, 30s. to 33; Canadian, 31s. to 345. ; Spanish, 48s. to Vs. FIA)ATING CATIOOES, an C. F. sod L-Wheat Bondi anski and Marianople, per 4921b5., 665. to 68s. ; Ghirka, 51s. t 0.53. ; Polish Odessa, per 48013., red, 154 a. to Ms. ; white, 61s. to 645. ; Danube and Galata, 445. to 50a. ; Egyptian, 43.. to 455. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 40013., 27a. to Ms. ; Odessa and atoubs do., Mo. to 29.. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 38e. to 395. Maize : Odessa sad Galata, per 4921b5., 41s. to 425. ; 1331 and Bulgarian, per 48013., 395. to 40a. ; French, do., 3145. to Mkt ; American, do., 39a. to 41s. Seeds, &a. : Canary seed, per qr., 58a. to 625. Hempseed, per qr ., 41s. to 445. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, ; white, 13s. to 15s. ; brown, 13. to 145. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 506. to 571. ; Linseed cakes, English, par 1,000, 121. 15s. to 131. Ss. ; American, thin, in bra., per ton, 101. 6r. to 111, ss. ; do., thick, round and oblong, 10/. to 101. 13. ;Baltic, 9/. to 9/. ss. ; Marseilles. 91. sa. to 101.55.; Reps cakes, U. to 61.13 ; Tares, 43. to 565. Seen-Canary, 53 to b4s. ; bump, 43. to 48s. ; rape, per last, 341. to 38/. ; ditto ditto, foreign, 321. to 34/. ; seed, per qr., Mo. to Ms. ; aumaway, per cwt., 304. to 33. ; clover, red, 44a. to 625. ; white, 93 to 103 ; foreign red, 13. to 625. ; white, 70s. to 90s. ; trefoil, 245. to 281. coriander, 16s. to 29a. ; mustard,brown, per bushel, 13a. to 14e. ; white, 13. to 14s. ARRIVALS SNTO LONDON FROM MARCH 11 TO MARCH 15. English and Scotch. huh. Am:lm Wheat Barley Oats 1lalt Boer inillsh. 1.0 2 0 maks : Foreign. SO rake and 0.870 barrel& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(rais DAY.) (sr =nen AND num{ NA012710 nusozAre.) (nom OUR OWN coansrommti(r.) Moderate attendance at to-day's market. Wheat quiet, bat firm, at full prices of Tuesday. Flour rather better isle, at extreme rates. Indian corn moderate sale, at 37.. od. for mixed, and :594. ea to 44e. Galati. Egyptian beans steady, at Oa Gate and oatmeal without change. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &msg.—The market has been very dull during the week. The amount of business done has again been small, and last week's prices have scarcely been supported. Rained brown lumps quoted 48s. 6d. to 495. Corrim.—The public sales bare gone off rather irregu larly. Native Ceylon sold at a alight reduction, whilst plsntation Ceylon brought last week's prices. Ts.t.—The public sales occupied two days this week, and mold at about previous rates. A limited business only done by private contract. Corroe.—A fair amount of business done this week at full prices. Rica has sold to a limited extent at about last week's currency. Russ.—The trade have bought sparingly at last week's priors. Smcv.s.—A limited business has Leen done at previous quotations. Saureurae.—The few transactions which have taken place have not altered general quotations. Markets generally have again been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady today it the following quo tations :—Town tallow, 575. 9d. net cash ; Pur orsburg Y.C. on the spot, lls. 9d. all the mood), s:•s. 9d. to 60s. • April to June. 595. ; July to September, 535. 6d.; Oetobe; to bee., 55a. ext. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Patteuden and Smith report that there is nothing fresh to communicate. The market is inactive, and whet* ado ire pressed lower prices have to he submitted to. A little speculation going on in 11455 and ls.'s; hops. Foreign hop find buyers as they arrive. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ---- LeADtXHALL.—H } ide.. 661b0. to 6 41 6 0., 34 . to lid. 641b0. to 721bs. 3d. 3A. • 72165. to 80Ibo., 3 tot 3fd. ; 8007.4 ,to 44110 t to 3fd. to 4d. ; 881bs. to 9611,4, 401. to 4P. ; 961bs. to 10.1M0., 4UI. to 64. Horse bide.,B 4 . to 9A. Call skins. light, 90. fo Bromw.Doix.—Shoop skims —Polled, so. t o ; a " h o tt.broat, T.. to 8.. 3d.; Dowse, 511. 3d. to 60. 9d. ; oboorlinio, COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls Ead Snag. Hatton, is.. 3d. ; Walls Fad Rumen Buttons, 19e. 3d.: Wane End Eden, 173. Walls End South Durham, 16g. ed. ; Walls End Harlon, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 17s. ; Byron, 17.. 6313 Sheriff Hill. 143. 0331.;Tanfleld Moor, 13a.; West Hartley, 61 ; Buddies Hartley, 15e. 6d. ; Mei& Hartley, 13e. 6d. ; Davidson's Harttey, 15.. 6d. ; Howard's Hartley, 151.6d.-177 ships at market. r7F,F. 11,111'1 t 1 ll' 4i' , 411 1 . it !I I l ' .... ! ;• . 1 , II I I .' .• il i l l i i . . , 1 f ' . :,,, r , 1. :11 ,. ;.. 1 i 'i t 1 • i . 1. . I i . , 4 1 4, : 111 1 1 1 , i f " I i 1 , i 0 : .1 j 1 : 14 1 : t . : l ' fi l ; , ; .. . ;.I, ' i .. ' I i • .' l I ,1 1 , 1 I 1 . ! i • I IA; a l' . 1 . 1 •, 4 ' .. ~ II . 444 I . ' 1 1 , i. i ! . ;', 4 •." l• . — 1, , . I • i 1 , . I ~~!~