The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-28 00:00:00

TU114 , 11 OP TIM NINHOOrRROOD. Zan Qwirk, • tall, powerful fellow, well known to the po !i.e, wee placed at the tar before Mr. IYEyncourt, charged with assaultieg Mr. Thomas Smith, the propiietor of the .t0.,el lon , High•atreet, Islington, and tearuig his cost. The deimahuit for • number of years has figured at this ...irk sad ha. boon bead over and over again fur amanita disturhumes, and he is known as the terror of the neighbourhood of Islingtua. Yesterday the prisoner, who was the worse for !moor, mitered the tap aloe, with • gentisnaus who wee under the inane/we of drink, and lir Smith refused to serve them ; in fact, he has refused to serve Quick for twelve months put. The prisoner refused to go, •ad made • disturbance, and Mr.ffsnith tried to put ►im oat This primmer then endeavoured tothrow Mr. Smith, sad tore ►is cog, nod it was with the greatest difficulty that he could be conveyed to the police station. It should be known that by a recent act of parliament all persons making • disturbance in • public•bour, end refusing to lame, are liable to a pushy of SOL The primer said h• thought he had a right to be served, awl therefore refund to leave the home. Mr. &Emmet raid be ought to have left when he wee told. If the primmer had thrown Mr. Smith he would hire indicted the full penalty of U. As it was be s h ou ld hoe him Mk. and 11s, cods, or in default a month in the of Correction. A skies RCS. Two yoga; um, who pee the names of Geolre litema ail Jot 4 Williams, were placed in the dock, charged with being comsreed is attempting to enter the house of a lady Darned Dunstan, residing in tlaremont-place, Wandsworth. toad, for the purpose of committing a felony. it appeared from the evidence that on the previous after. nook about 4 o'clock, the prosecutrix was in her room dresoig, when she mw Booth on the opposite side of the way, apparently watching her house. He suddenly cromed the rased sad jumped over the gate of the adjoining premises. A plunder had been at work in that house, and had left a ladder at the back, reaching up to a cistern, mil it was class to her servant's bedroom willow. She immediately ran doinistairs and saw Booth on the ladder, and in the act of getting into her servant's had room, his head being insole at the time. She willed to him to come down and be then sprang on to the no( of the house. ribs again called to him to come down, sal he then obeyed, mid slated that he was looking after a Lev Slaver. She told him that there was no bricklayer in her hoses, aid he then made the excitse that he WAS lookiag for a job. She expressed her determination to ileum hisa wpm which he jumped over the get* sal made off am fast se he possibly eesld. fts follow e d is pursuit to Hatlorssa•Solds, sad also sow the other Pri...*er manias after him and calling They after ward, Mead comma, and ran away together. Ms prow ret n t kept up the chase, and they made their way into Sr i;roliaaes farm. An alarm was given by the dog bark. mg. sal the prisoners, after enweiag the hoe. were captured. 11.,411 pee the address of Grevel.hioe, Southwark, sad the other primmer saki be bad ao aklreas. The prisms* decal all knowledge of each other awl arch apia slated that be vest Yore is search of a bilk. lever fee jsb al wet !asks smasolled tbsm far !squills. Crinocs ACVIDM.—WhiIe Mrs. Hardwick was rthreiss • hip er weldor of wears es teeleenlier is the Idertftees (Imps& ors resins het reek, the dock Owed is tre: r . Inky t id itt . fell drum wow the teed of • Ira Washer. rho ' • eerie resers sf hoe Ns* An What sue ale eat is the fon. no NW 4.st aired eeridentde ersiterusrui in the elm*, miry truer rain est eit the .this. under the immerge. tart the Wk., bri gleam ray. Shrinks end hustles rem 1.'417 1.11 . 1, but happily so further mishaps to e & prom— "."'..,rse Anima _ AN iTMia lin FILOAIf. —A fellow, answering IS ..1100 Ilepsele dry closely to Dirkeses otlebratol r;646, is et pecosst eamfortahle Imirterrsl in the prima " Arr. ne spen famered with his iisterpewist spirit "0 the sera dies of asheesta, where he kept • taw ova It had less bees siespeeted that be had &chew *la ftwag, sismssers, hat be wee weeds swish to ward 4 distectles, fended by the Lailitie s affedi by his beisiss e . A few weeks ago. however. he look it it. his Mad to leveed s hashes* sad his creditors took per by Wise hiss is the iirisre of Ayr. Nets a d ems out, which Mire Id to die limns el a most seloasilieg edam le his owls heed, V is the derelliess of !sows aceosplied—of shod he s hop soinber—peopedy to the veld of 1 , 114 1. sar d avwa isc...seed, a gnat properties of which te he stolen sooria It emoted of gold Yid deer watelies. Weer weer, Isissiests, silks, diets. "4% ha Several skellaraeldre were elm (mina •• his dem so deed side& ankh, in the best ow. Is Media hems •sprees was diseovered. WS is She handy, is which was filmed • Sfaid! of = ssd MU, Alden floe of his sevispleree was i'•dise to his ewe 'totem's's. very ill is bed, bet 144 Mt is Ys helpless coodities • gold mad two silver god' were limed beneath where be was lyieg. I. assillmr bode, s woman of his soqualatsese era W/Nhe with add solicitude sock inf•ot tea sodas hell IS 11.2a03111M100 a beg WWI found slung to the "WS hi* sostaisini looney to the amount of 1421. It is then be had in all shoot forty so - v.:phase, Nish leralywitiag asder his direction in islicoate. Iheemial 0 ( the washes and other articles of property have bees IN helsegies to parties gelded is the neighbour did of lealidess. --A yr Adecrtsarr. w eltVllllllll PALACE. —flies SMILING D AT . ~.1 1B utipay. yore 27.—Aubminiali la payessid 1,4t03 ; bY aides tieliele, 1,270. Told deism, ST63. Thu half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at 1 o'clock, at the offices of the company, Gresham house, Yr. W. P. ANDIUCM in the chair. The report, which bad been previously published, having been taken served, The Climaxes, in the usual terms, moved lie adop tion. He mid be hail never met the proprietors with a feeling of greater satisfaction. In former re ports they bad dealt more with promises than with performiumes, but on this occasion they had to state that ono al the original sod principal undertakings of the compeay was now ready for traffic. (Cheers.) The railway would do away with 200 miles of navigation on the lades, sad rave lodise traffic front many of the dangers of the sea. By nazi year the greatestsegineeriag work in the world—the ascension of the f hauts—would have been moan plished, and there would then be a complete and continuous line from Bombay to the uplands of the Doman. The attentiou of English manufacturers had of late been directed to India as a sours of supple for textile fabrics ; and in this pole% of view the tkinde Railway was of the utmost importance. The • ion of Sir Barth From, long ago expressed to , as that &Aide would not only export wool, silk, indigo, and saltpetre, but that it weld oleo export cotton of good quality. The osnpeny's odious in Was believed that a large traffic was awaiting the hao r and that i , would prove highly remise retina The ecMde Railway was 114 miles in length, sad, 'winding the branches, would cost about 10,u0la. a mile. The additional eagle' which had been subscribed would be expended on extra works, such as steam ferries, bridges, wharves, end other things not included in the original estimate. At some future time the hoard would ads for poems to raise • sufficient sum to enable them to complete the undertaking. As regarded the lades steam scam., he remarked that the capital already raised for it was 250,0001., that being the utmost amount for which the govenroent would eveseut to give a guarantee. It was, how ever, insufficient for the purpose, and hence the directors proposed to increase it by the issue of debentures. He added that no further call wou ld be made during the present year. Sir Hemmer Mamma' 'wooded the motion, which, after some discussion, was wool. I Kber resolotioes in accordance with the report were sub sequin* adopted. Ma Rorsucc AND atsCoxamcrms.—Arrange mob have at length beau made for Mr. Roebuck to address his orestiresta with internee to hie recrt speck on Italia affairs. In consequence of the appli tern nods to him lest week to expire his views, Mr. Roebuck hue this week written to the mayor, express * an wrist dssire to give hie constituent. wry expis• mike Is his power, and placing himself entirely is the birds of the mayor. Hie worship, after consulting with some of Yr. Roebuck's friends, telegraphed to that pu. Mare yesterday suggesting Monday next for a inerisg ; and Mr. Rasher having replied assenting to the smogs. meet, the mayor immediately rued placards r follows : " Jobs Arthur Roebuck, Fag., M.P., having represented to me his wish sad intention to come down to Sheffield foe the purpose of addressing his constituents on our foreign Ma tions and other matters, I hereby appoint a public meeting of the burgesses for that purpose on Monday next," kr.— MoseAtater Guardian. OTTOKTTION TO Tel MAilttia2Cl Seam RAM war.—Yeeterdity, soother form of e was Wend M Mr. Train's street railway in the :biddy-road, width tended materially to angtsent the Way osaateros of spies Mna who, diarist each da since Seterasy bat, ham lime Menend to the thauoaghlire to wits= the i el the ant metropolitan iron tramway. Atn= wieater omnibus with portable Mama ott the two keding =oasis, the Moieties el Mr. Curtis, celled the lattaptiak dawn by loaf grey here= made it. osozpsdad appanage upon the tummy, Ti pawl for pasosagors ia =poetise M the an• dM. Ti, at Y e atm* fare Mow ram par Mat tbio wag omas capa ble of eressionstadeleg • amber of nibus w e thas the men, was derogated with the anion. signifyleg it to be an Eagle= lareetioo. and therefore sot ea Anse Area like its oppose= and alleged to pone= a gnat adrastage, by being so constructed as to NM with equal facility on and off the tram, it was oartaialy like so well patronised as each of the eare, li t i a were crammed with pasesagen every journey. Ia the course of the afternoon • gentleman, accompanied by • sonnet is livery, drove his carriage upon the traieway, pulled up immediately le frost of cue of Mr. Train s ears. and refused to get out of the way, on the ground that he had as much right ipso that particular spot of the road se Mr. Tres had. 71w road oiek ly beau= oresoletely blocked up with paring vein nod • sees al tad*. wribable onefusion =sued. E' however, threaseed by the police, the gentleman was ces;pelled so men elf the _ BaFrAL INuirrmaiscz rxims 82NTINCZ Or Dears.—During the delivery of the awful sentence on the Dimity munlerern the prisoners were apparently the moth nneoetersed persons in court. Charles stood quits aprlglit in one earlier .4 the dock, without the slightest =premiss of can—eny, area with aa air of light4iesrtinthen upon his features. Matthew positively received se e s enee d d ea th WOOD; rosily as his arm. W hen the rtatetneut of this felon was read, the other nag heard swearing at him fur a a.l Wag b—! And we bear on good authority, that w h en they were Wag taken to into!, one of them asked the officer when the men were hung, and on the place being pointed out, said, "That's where I shall have my b—y neck stretched l"—Atks, et Jo soma/. THE EXPRESS, MuitSDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Xr. Commissioner Evans.) ur Kt JOHNSWI AND GILMAN. i h.• bankrupts were shoe nt.snufacturers, of Reticroes• ..-.• t. This WILA the adpiurned eiutroination meeting • . case of Johnson. sod the certificate meeting in thecae* • . hien. The haokruptcy occurred about eleven nsualui The te luMl.Nee are about titkistW. ; as yet : ,.,.lend has bwa paid, the amount of assets beine‘lepcs : •1, the result of an action brought by the auignees ...t the Northern Insurance Company to recover a sum :1 .11s'. an fermi of the destruction of the bankrupts' ♦ sod premises he iire in April last. U. Lioldater appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Lairrance • bankrupt bison ; and Mr. Hand for Johnson. The ...t. erre {errand by Messrs. ltr,Ara and Dubois. 1 , • I,ghlater said that the assignees had fully considered • . leas of this use. The bankrupts were boot and •.anutteturers„ of Norwich, Itedertiss-street, and . iney•read. Mr. Gilman was a solicitor ‘,..rwich. The banliropte hail carried ova their . ifter the retirement of one of the partnere, 31r. Utall .Ipril bust, when • fire took place premiers, and al the books were destroye4 •U'di w.. very balm Kea.. ; bet the bank , were only insured fur 21.talet. atrial_ Probably • heavy premium whirls they had to pay. Through the taa•ks. the baidirapte had sot bees able • , „der an raLince.aheet. Mr. Gamin bad given I.ret etat.ment he was able. and had pared . a that. It wa. sine found that the state cfAin warn nage fa,roral.le to the bankrupt. than they .1 •upposeil. and that tbev were is reality solvent before tl.• are. The &augur's .Id sot ale that Yr. Gilanal. ruk.de shoeldVeliwther gooposied ; the oily googlies use elm; sal We =ipso ego& lire se the rwit.ll4 CM Gnu hod to won* aziest bon ra by the ..1•Ito• eidaislie eight get to bed the lies‘ 11r. Lemma said it eras to be rerettol that Mr. Gil. mast, alto ha bees many rears in &pipes, as • solicitor, bail byes isdseal to mime is thi• speeslatioa. Ile bad bored at waive • Oliet-elam certificate. M. Nowa, said he coati not go beyond • secoistehies rertiliwate- . . . . ablator said that Mr. Johnson, who had refused to e.:o the hidance•liert filed be Mr. Gilman, had en, tiled a statement of affairs, on which he proposed to re.. There was an item of &OM.. stated to be des Tr of d e btors; but the books beteg destroyed, the se of recovering those debts, ..r e 1 amertisinin4 the parUes from whom they were Tbey had els reties& With. debtors, knowing that 6. books were destroyed, showed no willingness to come -Feint (.% Mush. ) The accounts. as now amended, showed th.l the task:nos were solveet, with a Peeples of 11,000 f., st the time of the Ire, setting aside the debt alleged to be to Mr. W. Johnson, awl which the amigeees &rented. I oder them alreunietaneee there was on objection to Mr. 1. ea. media.% a rather distant day being named for the wiebeate mediae. The bankrupt weed. sod the certificate sitting was ,;;vented to Mire pleas after an interval of siz weeks. SHERIFFS' COURT. RED-LION-SQUARE. Ware Mr. ruder-Sheriff Bluebell.) _ . IIIPOSTANT . TO J1111'11E:I. ts niter as thirtyeeven howeholders were summoned foe attendance this morning Jurymen, and were required t. mistsl for the nett si■ weeks. Several pleaded urgent .wee and were allowed to depart. .t gentlemen claimed • teraptiou on the ground he was upwards of tX) years of &r. Mr. Valor-Sheriff Beechen said he wee betted to serve as a prow until his name was removed frees the jury list. and ►e take. I him whether he had attended sad claims.] clomp- Loa rb.,pplicAst and he had not done so. It sr it stated that all persons of 611 rears and upwards, slum names were on the jury ha* sail which were ithi• burl ..n three fieseloys is September, were to attend at the setts ....sons, sad 04 their IMAMS expunged. Tl; • Cteler•Sherilf excused the applicant, and advi.ed and all other persossa who were sitt years old and ups ails, awl wished to be exempted as jurors, to get their SA HMI removed from the jury list. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) --- CHARTERED RANK OF INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA. -(THIS DAY.) The seventh ordinary general meeting of the abarehol.lees was held at now, at the Loudon Tavern, Mr. MITI. HELL. M.P., in the chair. The report, which Ws;Tilliy the secretary, was AS follows: " The directors have now to present to the shareholders a report on the operations of the bank during the past year, which they trust will prove satisfactory. The result exhi bits,' Iry the general Instance sheet submitksl is a net pngit, for the year ending 31st December last. of 45,552/. ts. 3e1., sod a bidauce now disposable of 27,5021. 17s. Ild. The directors, at the meeting in September last, espressixl their opinion of the propriety of increasing the reserve fund, even at the expense of the dividend, in the early stages of the bank's existence. On the present occasion, therefore, they recommend au addition of 5,u00e. to the reierva fund (which will then stand at 10,00 W.), and a divi dend for the past lia/f.year, at the rate of si per cent. per annum, free of income tax—making, with the distributiou of the previous half year, a divideod at the rate of 6! per cent. for the whole year—and leaving lAti./. its. :4. of undivided profits to he carried to new account. It has not yet appeared to the directors advisable to increase the number of their bmtichea abroad ; they will be quite prepared, however, when the proper time arrive s , to extend the business of the bank in this manner. The charter confers the privilege of iZallait bank notes in the titnemes colonies in the list, bet not in the territories fornArly under the govern. meat of the last ludas Complier. The di. swum however, consider it very desirable that the bank should possess this privilege at Singapore, and they propose accordingly to apply for it to the Lonla Commis eiossers of her Majesty's Treasury. In terms of the deed of settlement, two extraordinary general meetings must sanc tion this application. The rune sanction is also required for postpooemeat of the ordinary annual meetings from March to April in each year ; a measure which the Masses of the hanks operations abroad Dow renders flex:emery, in order to ensure the due receipt and examination in London, of the account. from all the agencies, to the previous 31st of December. It is proposed, therefore, that, after the transaction of the general business. the present ordinary meeting shall be constitute' an extraordioary one, for the ninsideratiou of those two special objects. The directors who now retire are Mr. Willi.. Nieel, M.P., Mi. Juan Gladstone, and Mr. William Massa ter ; and only one of them being immediately reulteble, Mr. Maosaegten cdere lama to the choice of the aar4oldim. Mr. Wm. &haw Lindsay, whine term of office expired last year. Is again a candidate for the direction. The auditors, Mr. :Alderman Dakia and Mr. Jonathan Thorp, now com plete their term of ogles, and offer themselves for re-electioa fur the sows* year." The ClAlleati, in moving the adoption of the re port. said the direeten were quite satisfied that the balance sheet presented to the shareholders represented the actual state if Whirs In September hut they recommended the declaration of an oil a art r, ss dividend of seven per cent., in the hope that it would afterwards be maintained. Owing to various causes that hope had not been realised. The main cause was that latterly money had been rather a drug in lochs; while another was the interruption of teak arising from the war with China. The directors thought they would not do their duty if they did sot recommend that an addition of 5,014. should be made to the reserve fund. That the business of the bank was gradually improving was evident from the following figures. In 1850, the amount of profit tensed was 37,3211. le. :al.; last year it was 43.3524 4a 34., being an increase in the year 1880 over 1159 of about 8,30 W. In 1839, the average dividend was G per mat., in 1860 it wee per cent. There was every reason to anticipate that during the ensuing year the prosperity of the bank would permissively increase. Its credit was now fairly established throughout the East ; and he did not see, therefore, why they should not gradually approximate to the larger dividends which older banks were enabled to declare. The position of the bank at home was also improving, Evidence of this was afforded by the fart that, whereas in the year 1859 the number of home shareholders was 287, in the last year it increased to 346. Mr. W. NICOL, M.P., seconded the motion, which, after a short discuasioa, was put and carried unanimously. Mr. awnsaughten waa re-elected • director ; and Mr. W. & Lisdesy, M.P., was added to the direction. The meeting haying been made extmonlinar y , • resolu tion was mama authorising the board to apply to the Treasury for an alteration of the com ma's chaster which will enable the beak to mauls notes at Singapore. Another resolution was adopted to the effect that the annual meeting shall in future be held in April iastead of March in each year. The usual rote of thanks was accorded to the chairman and the other directors. SCINDE RAILWAY.-(1111IS DAY.) SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Olocit. The railway share market to-day is heavy. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have fallenl percent ., mid moat o f th e o th er principal lines about per cent. This is settling day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96 to ; South Eastern, 113 a! ; Great Western, '7Ol. to ; Midland 125 to ; Lancashire and Yorimbirq 110 to 1 ; and C cdonian, 951 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain heavy, at 11 to die. Graml Trunk of Canada Railway stock is likewise weaker. Ml pa IN ie n 7531 611 nii fe a 'WWI 110 Pa en r id dla 01 901 «i ii us et. L Ise 10 11l ii 3 100 IN IN SW VA 81/TISH 'minnows. Pd I BAILWATL ay 1 100 all all _a' 1 Alkalis a IL la los. Des. It C.In.F. Boft, .41tOod erica p.c. Ma.. Aar. 1,1677 eadoraedbylltd.PL.ll Do. Joist 1873, ditto Dales' 1, 1874. ditto & B. Rules CapeTADocklip.e.ras 08 1kwe =par Not Sul Whit De. Jabbulpore DB. K p. et. Debent Do. I p. ct do Do. do. do. 1803540 Melbo .urus. G a r s t n ld runk of Canada Do. 8 per ct. Prot Demee.Prete poct.Be Do. 0 per ct. Do. 7 per et 1507 Do. do. 1867 Do. do. 1878 Great Indian Pealaeala Do. New Gt. & °SIMI* g. p. al Do. Do. OtWaetCarsda, Mares Do. 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Pe- . sow. . 1.1 10 Mama Bank N Now Ikettl War It Hank INeporm 10 Nutt 14 •t bolas& !! .I)a N.. • Onion at AuMrala Lead Itlelow of en 1170157 YYrI miscsuAin I 00111r4Ntel U 40 Ise Uk MONEY MARKET .-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoct. The English funds remain flat, and iio --- dothe French Rentes, although there is fio confirmation of the rumour circulated yesterday of a c.dlision between the Austrians and Sardinians. °ousels are quoted at a fresh reduction of per cent. British railway stocks, in which this is settling day, are heavy, particularly Midland and Lanciubire and Yorkshire. The weekly court at the Bank of England has • broken up without altering the rate of discount. The exchange comes quoted better from New York, at 1061 for bankers' bills. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Benter opened at 67fr. 90c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911, f, and for money, and 911 for the account. The present quotations are 914 to f for cash, and 911 to 1 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 100, 991, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951, ; Five per Cent. enfaced " rupee" paper, 931; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 994, 100; Exchequer 8i115,135., dis. Mexican Bonds are rather more inquired for to-day, and are marked 241 and 244 for the account. The Turkish loan of 1854 remains quoted 74 to 4, and that of 1858, 54 to 4, ex div. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851 ; Equador New Consolidated, 121, 4, 1 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 241 ; ditto for account, 24g, ; New Granada Active, 164 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 75 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 464 ; Sarlinian Five per Cents., for account, 83 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 491 ; ditto for account, 494 ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 741; ditto for account, 74g ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 541, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100, 991. Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. announce the dividend due April 10 on the Turkish Biz per Cent. Loan of 1854. About 52,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yes terday, making a total of 159,000/. since the d a te of the last return. The Edinburgh, for New York, took 102,030 k in specie yesterday. A further large amount of gold will arrive in this country in a couple of data from the Levant. Late yesterday afternoon it transpired that a packet has arrived from America, and it was ru moured that the New York exchange is better, but no private telegrams appear to have come for ward. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was quiet, and .of the advance established since last Friday only about jtd. is maintained. The suspension was announced yesterday of Mr. P. Abraham, West India merchant, of New London street, who is unable to meet the unusually heavy drafts of his principal correspondent in Jamaica. The liabilities are estimated at about 100,0001, but they will be covered to the extent of 30,000!. or 40,000/, by special remittances. As regards the residue of the liabilities, about 60,0001., the liqui dation is expected to be very favourable. The books have been placed in the bands of Messrs. Quilter and Co. The market letters from Manchester mention the failure of Messrs. Dalton Brothers, calico printers, with liabilities to the amount of about 85,000/. The Calcutta and China mails will be distributed in London to-morrow morning. The subjoined China telegram has reached Lon don :—" Shanghae, Feb. 6.—Business is completely suspended. Grey skirtings are advancing. Silk is active, but unchanged. Settlements in fort night, 3,000 bales ; total exports, 70,000 bales. Exchange on London declining ; on India 2d. higher. 'Freight —Tea, 50s. ; silk, 00s. Foo-cboo foo. —lmport sales insignificant. Tea advancing. Canton, Feb. 15.—Shirtings quiet. Tea dull. Ex change declining." The letters from Galata give lamentable accounts of the desolation which has been caused by the sudden overflow of the Danube and of the Lake Bratisch. The loss of property is stated to exceed 175,0001., 15,000 persons have lost their houses and property, and over 5,000 are dependent on the Galata Relief Committee for their daily food. We are glad to notice that the subscription initiated by the Ottoman Bank is making progress. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,326/. •, the Great Nor thern an increase of 6721. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 2.4111. An adjourned extraordinary meeting of the At lantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday, when the directors were authorised to raise 600,0001 by the issue of preference shares. It is not proposed to raise the whole at once, but the directors consider it best to obtain authority from the shareholders now, rather than to have to ask them for fresh powers hereafter. Arrange ments have already been made for placing at once a very large proportion of this preference stock. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the British Gaslight Company, a dividend of 14s. per share and a bonus of 4s. were declared. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Anglo- Mexican Mint Association is called fur the 9th of April. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance—Atlas, 14 ; Globe, 100 ; Guardian, 511 ; In deanntiallarine, 140 ; Law Life, 80 ; Legal and General Life, ; London and Provincial Marine, Isl, Th ame s Mrine, 94 ; Marine, 8 ; Rock Life, Bi, ; and Mersey Marine, 3; Universal Marine, 3. Gas—Brighton, 22, ex die ,• City of London, New, n, ex die. ; ditto B, 4, ex die. ; Commercial, 31i ; Imperial, 80j, 90 ; ditto New, 55} ; London, 61 j ; ditto Blue Pre ' femme, 61f ; United General, 23. Docks—Lmdon, 53, 54, 62, 53; St. Katherine, 58, 591 ; Victoria, 98j. Waterworks—Berlin, 4} ; Lambeth, 101 ; West Middle sex, 101 Canada Government Five per Cents. were in quired for. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Mr. E. F. Satter thwaite We bays bad a steady market in London during the past week for American securities, particubirly for the most current railroad bonds and shares, the prices of which hare, for some weeks past, ruled so much below New York quota tions, that purc ha ses made here leave a good profit ; thus, the market has been cleared of the stock offering for trans mission to America. Illinois shares close firm ►t 2 , fil to discount ; and Ene shares at 211 to the supply of both deocriptions at present settlement being much smaller than of late. WZDIrEIMAY Evintara. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1-16 for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 92 to 4, advanced to 924 to 4, and fell in the after noon to 914 to 92, the closing price. For money the last price was 910 to 4. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 4, 92, 914 ; ditto for account (April 10), 92, 4, 92 ; New Three per Cents., for the opening, 904, ex div.; India Stock, 2204, 4 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 225. dis.; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 934 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 100, 94 The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 1001 to ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 934 to 941 ; the Fire-Ind-a-Half per Cent., 994 to 1004 ; and Exchequer Bills, 13a. to Bs. die. Mexican Bonds, after being marked 24g, relapsed this afternoon to 944 to.. A reduction of about per cent. occurred in Turkish, the name of 1854 leaving off at 74 to 4 ; and that of 1858 at 54 to 4. Other foreign stocks were quiet. The progress of the settlement to-day showed an increased supply of Midland Railway stokk, and the "continuation " rose to 4to per cent. great Western was rather better supplied, and carried 180510114..0comereDu 1640001 Ss. Ds. 4p. et. Pref.. Ills 4.061.643, Si. Sri 444 W 44414414 ca l loss.sicr 81. leaden 1.1110.900 It St. Datirelse 5e0.866 St. leelbeesplea 409, 944 Irk:loft 4.000 10 Do. Nov COLONIAL eon Clalkev.6paJan.&Jut Do.b per cent, 18804 . Da 6 per cont. 1881 Do, II per cent. 1883-4 Do. • per et. FoatAng. . Do. Spot et. Mar. 4 Do. iper coot Do. do. Soda CaKotO Hope 0 act Mei do. 1390, Now Dranow.Goall act. N.ll. Woks Ov. 6p. a 1888 Dag p. a, UM to MO Do. 6 p. e. 1698 Nero Scotia 6 p. cl ets Deb. redeem. 1875 S. Aut. Gm. 6 p. a Bonds I3v. aa J sm.& Julyi Da So. IPA. ear.a BIM= NI pared °ma flidnak/1 1 Blue. ins Milord Mr, G. Can ITartailL) rad Bawd (Mopa) lad Wades Kirk Rood (Tavirtk ) Grainbler d 81. Aabra Great SOO% Tole= G. WIL Altrod ((Abet) G. Wt. Yoe (Halotoo) Otraville Herod loot Maples Downs Lady bertha =r(Gay Waal) pm N. Prism (M) N. Wb. km.t (11Wpa) AGM Wiwi Crotty . Par Oses. *am) . Poroldrowo M. Want). GostridpCoo. Ow &is - 1176i (Ulaism) • M Devon Inaa thsi • Gal. I. W. ha ( FY I (ngen Stag Part Tamer 811.111•adlibi.C ire aan Vole al To. (a ) Wad Borst ( ) Wilt ( ) tit 4 . if • I} fi t 511 17 II TT 79 1160 20 106 110 116 196 0 0 is is 11 17 11 1$ ~t 1 'e Si II IS S . St t 21 I te WI II 11. 2. 12 I i 2 61 I I i S db 1 1 1 112 li t 111 78 80 88 SS 181 lee ►1 di le 114 L 11114 MI U SS 70 TS 14 14 lit I t 3 14 1 ft L fl ll 16 50 52 n 10 is,Kose 41110 16,000 21 612 .. 1164 .. 4600 .. - I,OEIOI 1.024 .. Coco .. 4000 .. 1000 .. 1500 .. 1000 .. MIS .. Eifel aiiosl :: moooi I ::14 ter* 6 0.12201 10 H0 1 ,. ..000 - 1 WI 101 = 4 117 134 f -p Ni 10,000 100,000 00.000 41,174 MOWI 110,000 Kr - Os 10.000 400/ 50,000 10,000 LIT.' Is ma same 71. 44 IA 1/s. 139.0 10 Ate 171170 d I LS.!I. 1+ 'alit I map.' Ilu.:!&I 45 4 1 LTA 71 IQ tri is as .1 1 1 an I aU a pe n r d oe zi n o t rt . h cc i a ‘ i . t e a s n t g ern o. p O ro n v t e h d e scar ottr , h an an t il, a d, "backwartjatiou" was paid for the loan of it. There have been ' a number of purchases of a good cha rachimterstok continuesla te ly .i:thisso:cktob e very Lancashire supplied. No alterati on o ccurre d i n th e mar k e t f o r ba n k, dock, stea m , or miscellaneous shares. Gnat Ship were slightly firm er , a t 6 s . t o 6 s . 6d. scantily anti York s The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 2; to 3.t prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; East India Irrigation, toidis. ; East India and London Shipping, i• dis. prem. he ships Maliratta and British Lion have bees taken up for the conveyance of government stores to Calcutta and Madras respectively. MIXE&--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cums. The amount of business in the mining market continues moderate. Attention is mainly di rected to East Camden shares, which continue in active demand, and have again risen conahlerably being marked iu the Stock Exchange 193 and 191. The other trans- actions have been chiefly in shares in East Basset, Devon Great Consols, Silver Vein, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Ludcott, and Great South Tolgus. United Mexican Mining shares continue in de mand, and are marked and h. Great Northers Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at to 1. prem. At East Wheal Basset meeting, on the 26th inst., the &connate showed a credit balance of 4,562/. 13s. 9d. The groat on the two months' weeking was 2,2231. Ils. 6d. A dividend of 31. p.r share was da;lared, leaving 2,002 L 13s. 9d. to the next account. At West Caradon Mine meeting, yesterday, a dividend of 21. 10a. per share (including a bonus of 106. per share) was declared. The Wheal Grills accounts, presented at the meet* yesterday, showed a credit balance of 131/. 19s. 11d. From North Wheal Exmouth Captaio flkewis reports (March 20) :—" In the 30 north of Mallet's shaft there is noshing new since last report. The 28 north of new whim shaft I not looking so well as when last reported. We have set a pitch in back of this level, at 4/. 15e. per ton to two men. Nothing else new since last report." From Maudlin .Mines (Much Z.I) Captain J. Tregay reparts :—" The lode in the 50 west is disordered by a hard bar of ground; it is now 1 J foot wide, composed of jack and copper ore. The lode in same level east is composed of mundic and copper ore. Nothing new in the west mime. We are gettin' on satisfacto ri ly with the dressing. " From Wheal Prospidnick (March Captain P. Kendall states I.—" The lode at Wilson's shaft is looking much better and more settled; it is improving in appearance every foot we sink, and is yielding a little more tin. lam of opinion we shall have a good lode when we get a little deeper. At the 12 east and west of Watson's shaft the lodes looking viapromising. In a few fathoms more driving east we get under the Old Men's workings, where I think we shall find a larger and more productive lode. The stamp, are working well, and the tan is coming out as well as we expected." From East Grenville (March 23) Captain G. R. Odgers states :—" The lode in the engine shaft is 4 feet wide, cora pond of quartz, prian, and goo= which is yidding good work for tun ; worth as much as I stated in my Ist, eta., 101. par fathom. I am glad to tell you that there is ore coming Into the shaft. We have broke some stuff, and I beg to hand you the result of the assay. Our stones made a produce of Si, another 20, and another 23i. The lode in the 25 west is fully 2 feet wide, and producing good work for tin ; worth from U. to 71. per fathom." From East Grenville (March. 26) Captain G. R. Odgers states :" Yesterday afternoon I broke from the extreme bottom of the shaft 2 kibbles of beautiful ore. This was about 18 inches deeper than on Saturday, and the ore is getting more regular as we sink—a most promising lode. I had some thoughts of putting 12 men in the shaft to force it down as vigorously as possible ; by so doing I have not the least doubt we shall have the shaft down to the 35 by the 4th of May. This will be opening good ground." From Treloweth (March 26) Captain T. Richards writes The lode in engine shaft sinking below the 134 is worth 15/. per fathom. The lode in the 134 east is spotted with copper ore, but not to value. The lode in the 134 west is yielding a little copper ore. The lode in the 124 east is worth 251. per fathom. The lode in the 124 west is worth 51. per fathom. The lode in the 124 west, east of the crow nit, is worth N. per fathom. The lode in the rinse sinking below the 124 east is worth 121. per fathom. The *tope In the back of the 131 east is worth 10/. per fathom. The stops in the beck of the 124 met is worth 10/. per fathom. The stops in the bottom of the 116 east is worth 20/. per fathom. In the moment at the SO west of Woodfall's, west of the croescourse, no lode as yet cut. We have sampled this day 124 tons of copper ore of good quality." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETE• CORR.-IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheel. Miley We. Rye. Feb. 16 23 Mar. 2 9 l6 ..- IS - Ns weeks' An — -- ',---. Avenge .... 64. Id Ma 11(1,161 Ild Ns fl Ms 04 436 M amuse C 42,x8; oats, 4 Sti 441 Td Of td 414 Is 1141 4:ls M 14144.411 14 40s Id • Oat& R beam, sad Pew. Is. liun Wh r . 130 1 : 1 7.197 Wiza.— ye, Wltest, 66.776 Darby • 16.663; rye. 70; beans, 3.466; peas, 637 qUOZOIL 101M10 TIN AAITC•SIO]I 1 MIS ATZILAGI PU I MILT DCIWIte Till MX HUH IAXID. Feb. 16.1 64 61.. 64 2 .. 61 0 .. 66 6 .. Feb. 22.M5r .. . L Mar. .. 9. Mar.% Mar.lB. 1 ....., .. I ----.'—. ' • 7: 1 :....r . - - - • MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &TOLL—The market closed for the week to-day, showing a fair amount of business done at an advance of fully 611. per cwt. on last week's currency. The refined market has also advanced, and lumps quoted 50e. to 52a., with scarcely say o ff ering at 50s. Comas—The q uantity offered in public side has bees very small, huts lunitedbusiness has been done by private contract at fully previous rates. TLa.—The market has been steady but not active thin week. Corrox.—There has been s good demand, and prices ham, further advanced Ad. per lb. SPICES have sold without spirit ; pimento ut id. decline. Rice has bold rather freely at full price+. ROM continues steady. The public market will re-open on Weelucaday. TALLOW M A R K ET' —( THIS I S DAY.) . . The market is quiet at the annexed prices :—Toira tallow, 5.5 i. Gd., net cash; Petershurg Y. C., on the 'pot, 595. ; all the month, 58s. Gd. ; April to June, 57a. ; Octo ber to De: ember, 55a. to tite. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We Lave a very moderate supply of beasts, but Use demand is yelp small and they monot be disposed of. There is a reduction of fully 2d. per Abe. w all kinds. Sheep are more plentiful than of late. Trade is exceedingly dull and a large proportion remain unsold. Choice lambs and calves are, as is usual at this season of the yes; the things principally in demand. They are sceree 00411 dear. We have a considerable number of inferior quality, which are unsaleable. Our foreign supply consists of no beasts, 300 sheep, and 136 calves. Mulch cows, 140. Per stops of Mb& a. d. s. d. Per stone of 811 bi. a. d. & d. Best .'cots, Hereld& 4 8 4 1 Lest Dna& lif-bdiSh 410 5 2 Heel Short-horus 44 4 Bert Longs n0b.... 5 4 5 Second ,dual beside 3 0 4 Do. do. Shorn .. 4 0 5 0 Calves Plp 4 BestDui&BLr-breds6 6 61 Limbs Beasts at mirk* 010; .sp and lambs, 7,x30. Calvet 27t Pip, 150. HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) ?teem Davis and Co. report trade stmuli at the 1.410164 prices :—Prime meadow hay. 735. to Ma.; superior ditto, 110 s. to 105 e. ; inferior do., Wt. to 60a. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 e. ; ditto, new, mooed cut, 80a. to 100 a. ; straw, 33a. to 38a. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. MANCHTSTER. MARCH 17.—The market deelined tose.rds the close. Great Wrsteni of Canada, 111-1111nois central. 260. Lanes/hire and Yorkshire, 1111 j:—Loudon and North tt'eeterg. 961—Manchester, sheitield, and Lineollishile, 183 a :11 land, 1271 76) 4—Ditto, New, kastein, 3 6.2 s East Anglian, 171. Btawn: HUM, MARCH 27. There HU rather more demand for railway stei n s today, but scarcity ..f tellers prevented muck businco being 11011 e. Great Western Stour Valle) stock was in. fir at no—Great Western Birmingham, at 76—London and Earth Western. at 66—Midland, at 1•27—an.1 So uth Eastern. an 84—Sontli 4.fonishire chanced hands at 101. 113 e. 31—and Baal:, at :14 per alt GAS ACCIDENT.—A female who keeps a shop at 21, Km Lavoisier, Paris, not having taken down her shut ters at mid.iinr, her neighbours feared that something had happened to her, and effected an entrance. They found that the shop and the room behind were full of gas, and that the woman was Visa senseless in bed. She was at mos removed, awl a medical man was seat fur, but it was a long time before she recovered. The pa had escaped from a crack Ma pipe. Z l Is. 1 lii la: 11 1 is