The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Began Mr. Coesetiftioner Evans.) IN Ra T. L. !MORAY. The Inaknare was aa African merchant, tiswelhei as at Dattamet, and d hoslam This wail mho arnionles wet- In. No accounts led, an adjournment so ardaded. Taw liabilities ars Na being fi iad upwarila of 10,0001. ; assalla admit RE C. MOODY. The buknapt. ma Age-L*3l maesieceorhr, of Pods oosolk heel be has certificate. Ihble, 1.07 W; mod% about Lewresclempparlti . Mr. Lamm der dm Woes, oe• red so eppoettion . Mr. Begley emoted tee eiedhoes. 1M miacepel Omer argue the beakrigt ems tact of Meng made • prelerimiel mymem el 1/111.; bed We hrio sour, om *haulms di• amp emebliked. WM" lbsit the otter:. Insured of the sass von yak pods ism& clam cam/Imm SHERIFFS COURT. (Before Kr. Under !heft Bart-bell and w Jury.) t i wore v. lISPIIII.XII.-11111LACM OF PlOllll6l or 11.1111111/101. This wen se mellow by • yaw, Tome awed Mary Ass to recover dammed tie dsleadate, a carpenter sad Lurid... ►t Bayswater, for a beech of promise of marriage. J uldrosat was allowed ss go by default, sod a writ of utpury we emoted to scar tbs vompassauote. Mr. O. Erases was reused for the plaintiff; so one ap peared for the Mender. It Appeared from the statement ot the teemed coartael and the miasma that in 1N37 Its plaiatiff west se a *semi to the defendant, who dead recently hat hie wife. He m ewed bee safer roadie of marriage, Two eh:ldris were hors. They had bees eadated, sad the sous! order made. Mr Froacta yuSwltw the case to the jury as one that called toe autoruuttial demos Ter jury OMNleltd the damps at I f. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERIEENWELL. •11 COOL 1.1 Al' I KLMTIIII SLIT TO P/12/011. Hooey Mereerk, readies at 67, lied Liemaireet, Chainli ed,. smeared boom Mr. 1 'milks, to mower • onminese which demigod him with nalawfally eheuedieg Idetetel ten the lervic• of Mr. Hobert Waken', kie reeler, IMMO andiron, or Motel maw Mr. Wakeliag appea.4 for the compfeimmt. Ems the evidence of the complement, It enema that Ihe deles feet Lad boas eppmetleed to Lim It, mum timy trod nee sow • goof workload', bet owing I. hie Weird habits Lc wa• • drawback :seised of • lessell. 1 week th• defeatism abraded Itimealt for Lew end had sot ban to work the wash. He sane eine :• I' M work st him peter time, sod when he west to be dieser le Mow stand snß mom Mere star Sloe ether tows. H. bed amen' time eeedeeed the dedoedeet is to hi. let ba rob jetted et hie, sod told line to do kb t= I , meet, fer he did set emu He wee sorry to my that the de- 1 Wlerrit hawse bed essayeadoes, sad spot We ev rite • bees& 01 see make say dadmice, sad eineed to tem the mew se • good jolt& Tyrehist mid so cantata did sot moon le de the ihdeedest aog pod, he would see vrhot • little hopeineesest wield dm Be wield moo 'mad him far use calendar masts to the limns of Cenecties, sod if be brought before ~+© again he node seed Wm Cr three mouth.. 1111111.110R01; 0 O.BT It E E T. WATCH /ISA LIIIO. Biwa Callme, • young sees, wee charged before Mt. huscham, by Sergeant Cote, 33 C, with attempting to steal • watch soder the following etronmomeces tram the evl4osoe of &mown Cote It apposed that 41101111 lolf.pillO 1 the immoral' afternoon thin wee • large enniber of porous', scaly 4,000, assetablet is trust of Berbsgtos HAY/ m eamorilaitue• of tkr St. Georgia Ride Corps, who bed Wm at drill I. lk. wart-yard, befog about to Mirth to l'ablov and with their band. Kissing the tremor to be • thief, he told him to Ism cc he woad got trustds, ae I be amid away lot • miente• ' but shortly alter he sew hi re place Llama( eiciapide • gontlietese, doe blip( bb arise Is • combor meson, so that me of kb Mande Mead the coati...um'. wasetomt pocket. He (the mr goat) them plemi his.. It Modes plebe- boom neer Berko g tow semi., so ito to kip • book set for the meos . oaf spookier t.. the gostlessim—the pi ismer baying mowed la— bs bead he sack tuieglag ant of LW pocket. The gentle- Ism refund to &treed to pimiento, but gam hie address In Somen-gordese. Os thse he wont alter rho primmer end task km hate moody, tit. miaow *ming if be let him go he would keep me of hie district. Them woo • large member of thieves prow' m tho crowd. Prier mid be kart. a. hung about the watch. He wee them to see the till. coop.. the mme se others. Mr. biugh.au c.muntiad sou memoir tar Wee moethe, with ham I show. THE CASE OF TILE LIFT. NIB. HATCH—A triiitittiotrar) otairn that ibis fru/mita/. zoos will 00011 be re,..merlered and re-decid.d by • British jury, when the public sal bare ample sr - Wales tor forming an *Mos on the whole twitter. The Home Secretary mann" suggested to Mr. Hatch toot, in order to vindicate hie mediae% it was quAs comp:trot f. r ban in indict oar air bon!), of taa girl. tat who.. evi.liwicri he was convicted, Mr. Baron Bramwell wee appealed tq air a Sat to provireute, sad his lordship ustawitatisrly complied with the request. The *Mfg girl, Beg. Die Plummer, is to be indicted for conspiracy. The Wined isms. took time to cmulder whether the mother sh•mld be indict. d for mospiracy. All the preliminary steps have been tabs, and the trial ie expected to take place before the Court of llitesn's Bench sons time next mown. SHAMEFUL As4AULT AT PORTSMOUTH.—Three roes, named Bpeshary. Thomas, sad Wu), were charged lent week with amattiting William Marshall. The parties, it appears, are labourers at dm nee work., and the primmer, wanted Marshall to .rand • gallon of be-r, and became Iss would not do so they tied a rugs to his legs, dragged him into the retort beam.. and hung bin, before one of the fur naces with his head downwards. H. retnalnad is that posi t, an until be could bear the hest no longer, when he called out •• Boer :" which wee to be the signet for his refers. He was then let down. In conarTittics of these proceediagil fi his employ at the gm soot.. Spnbary, is his defence, laid be did not consider what was dime to the complaissnt an meault. Horn and Thomas denied taking part in the astir. The magistrates f- , ind them guilty, and seatenowl each to pay • Ste of 16e. and mete, or twenty-one day. ire treemimmt. TII E COIL 8r PPLT.—Profeeeor Muted writes : Tat nasal e a•nuottrer of owl at present fa Beglaad moot le' lees Qua 80.000,040 tens, so that ws are sew am hunting about 16 spine coiled of oar coal lauds each yen. ltstinnetag the area of coal lands at 6.000 wpieve :ea, this would give • duration of rather coon than 340 yen*. Ir arsy be observed that the usual estimate of Own hod. in Eastland is 12 o)osquare onbee, and that In the an is 1 have takes aa alb.wanco I. made for the unorodeattre torsions. TLe coal area in Belgian and Rtionish Prawn to gether ie sot non than oaewighth pare, and in all Freon set ore-fifth part that of Reiland sad Bcollitad; the average Midas.. of coal a senaller, sad the positio• of Am soil ie runny kee Avowable in the former diatriot tar azttheirsk sed is the Int. r few transport to the sea. The qesty et ena kw.. to cella in North Americo, both la the Vatted Finn and Bnii.h poseessions, is so large that for all precti cab:e peep's,. It nay be notortiod as in•lbmieti " the. Cuss is alto abundaat in India, Chi's. Borneo, Emtaa Auettelic, and South Africa. Owing to Ibt demi, ed position of Euglaad la practical niftier/ opsesions and the facility and economy with which ste• oth piece bier large supplies its the markets of tits world, * cost so low at present as to nutbade competitioa, bar coal wlll so doubt b. canned very rapidly fur years to coos. Hut should the adroit* industry of other countries reduce lb* pia Wen that at dch prole enured by oar °oilier*, • r should the cost of arractlea laareges with no out of pro. !...etioe to ths rest of els* world, the Maid for egportation oould be at nice checked, sad the dada epos war resounds would diminith. 1 bat We son hewn very loog betbre say approach ...lusestioa could be roperleaced may be re pried so tenaia.•. AND VIZ DUDLEY EARLDOM.— oa Tamed., sight flaws sew E•rl of Dudley was . Er... Weed a. • Inaquot rot U 7/ Ey • etuun,i.t.e of Dudley tradeaceeo, awl the teayur of the bas.•att at 'hair bird, is celebe•- tAAnt hie lerdsbis's recant eievati,at to the earldom. Is sm i ti va so Lord Ward, the Leis L eutsuaut ad the 6 , uota•• Si Reef/ad led Illicetosee reopeetia ly, with the Hoe. Dudley Weed, mere bolted to aerate. la iiiecuesista hou the elegaimet it-u,samembe to .bkb the ecee.iioe wee impeded be me Mee elimeld be peblitibed .brood, at era. &Alma, that lb. lemillady be lirru .Irl to peovide dimmer for ewe ••••artur dowatisair.." es Al 'bat ha should be eloblled ham the besquetteg-reeet after .be bauquot ! This pees seveteb of pd....rms. It wee aPerw•ea• Maimed he ehe ipselmo es , 4 the peens;' Wail/ be•sto•whod basis tierli•••, V ahoy eboui to end tbemsedvell of 14 TM, Irwi n , pee veers resieweeti use tit. Baum*/ 4 Jel Doti, nit *ad the Irdresimmilike ream* —limhdrimatly promoted aroma such au bads. cder-d Omer ore Menem at the hotel, nod mime imistly dialect aa stoat .sass, elms. se the eletitteete of elm emettehtp bens tie be ambettid ewer ••• the estsameey tcyal mad pesthole lace." mahout the poitecoe• et a tLtal• osporWr, law oconwivio biome almond, sad depetedeme ~me ia avid euememies to hapare of the reietetere it they 'hire sat naiad up, atehmumletio• hem" bow hens provtdol hr them." The gemehmais of lb. per.. "it* Keeled atlewitue so the wow is which Mot woos themeelsee thee awe& and dm? bed foil domohomog their bill," whoa ow of oho asiwpwor sof Ye the somasiropo Syked the supreme he me .l.oelder Vats amis. "r"rmy Lord Wool woo ilia • o• gook" Thor, howoww, rem kwroniswo; awl be/ waded sot S. porn • mingle ii.. of eho oppociwo„ ileetrail that the tredeemem Dedlor, l = mem not belies alma, at it, wiled wow wodonfooll did amoreere vice umesemesomod sows tho immaseue use= voided emit la dumkeue sad embesses. The reports, On *Mir Idoilfw•hof thait deahhas to ib•p•Pleisre et Hs Implie •••• 'web tlw, itheisett, ow the was mmoolort,d. owl the erodes. etc tie eamiplehtdp=l l Loy'. law hooks.—lliww.W.ter &anti TEI EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1860. SHABB L1573.-7HIB DAL Two o'CLocs. The railway shut market to-day is firm, at the late advance. Great Northern stock exhibits • fresh ries of # to 1 per cent. This com piny's A stock is in extraordinary request, and brio; scarce, has been dealt in as high as 102 ex div. Manchester and Sheffield and stocks eontinue in demand, with an upward tend ency. London and North Western stock is now quoted 97f to 981, ex die.; Great Western, 69 to 1, ex div. • Midland, 1091 to 110, ex div. ; lAneashire and div. 991 to A, ex div.; South Eutern, 891 to 90; Buten Counties, 661 to A, ex div., being rather lower; Great Northern, 108 to 109, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 99 to 1, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 11 to 11 prem. Eut India Railway stook is better. Bahia Railway shares are Masi per. ft. et. to ..A. °Lemma inAlltal Asa AI S& &ANIFIVaII6 I ,us=C- r 71 e ll o It= B/ 4: ed. 11101e... Jana Illeitters am.......t 41rth Gad fiT in a : ostni la US: = t tii6 l ;pr. s.. ir Art. Pg • Alaha s ar , 4 11 : 1 imov irlira Useallse lim. Mut 900 1111~ tir m; M i rbried .. M .= a : %v . Ovellds knadke t llow atizau llyr: useiss acid I= 6 ll . e11. 0. 01:•1; Wein 17 ..- Vaimir. ra , Waal a= • Waft& VI. Sy, aliens I _ 71 74 4.4 us us DI 3 zd t ft. se IL it la tr.g a tME ea▪ r Done. Lit= - —Pe. • -••••- t 117"11 TrTel::Z:l riii - 1 s.wr A 4 al 1 li 1 14 14 ad ad u► la 1 a /i 7 15 id W lai 2 , 1 10 Ui 0 111 114 0 01 0 0 fe 0 il .1 411 OS 10 UO 10 111 Q II I •si sd l SO OR ... ... I IS 41 42 131 110 I/ 41 i lei ei li 1 o r Lib id rt N,,m, 411. 47 14 1 7 ? il 11 al lii lia /11 Si 21 61 41 i 4 1 ! 419 411 1 lei Ml It/ 64 M V/ I 44 ' Si Oa PM i N - _ Rua 14 M m 111 114 114 1 113 111 h. 1311 VI 64 I ii i SO Zat lON lei 1001 103 id i M i ad a. PS ad IS k ad ad 1 411 ilik 109 f 4'l lb 7 14114 id ile i 90 91 90 IN ;. I. mo W .a ft. 1 N. Sill? 11.1 PIONS 42 "'"..-- iii al l 3lll 1410 5 - - 21.t.P•ww.Ta:: e etlisul KIN fffe• pe-efe. ll wa di re Nat Ow rg arec pat ia..Lk. aN Ova.. OA 11=2=1:1 ere. Dr. de. Lad M. 11114 do dr de. Lad Cede (LO/ 4:rairsitCri% 7: &Maeda sad cedes • Medal. Losead. I Oat OMNI W 1 MI. LIMN LEWD A? 4a rts= Sea Casa*t Ire MEV. a stzt.. reislisa 1=11616 _es.. ii. I lk as _ =wigii. .. .. . lia. • Sellalia PO 04.1.. .4 1444ia I* g ino - TX4l74i »MI our somttle .mssX Sid r "a: .4, pe- a. 4.,. I ~..! 1144414 rd _la Kt '"?. to Mr. I I I f I I lit i IN $ ntr rem —pact FIXID 11111111.1 A 101 11 414 101 I:4 1U U 101 I.i IN IN 140 141 1 4 41 El Es 64 II 14 IS sa 95 II 91' I Ipm ST 19 .... .. 136 1r 101 100 101 116 60 92 11 $1 I IGATIONS. ,i; ,t ~, ill if if ii in rn iii ni n is in in in I S ni 1 ti MONEY MARKET.-ZHIS D4l. Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are very firm. Consols We quoted about 1-16 per omit. dearer than yesterday afternoon. A favourable impression has been pro duced by the article in the Comatitutionnel, whit& is held to foreshadow the imperial speech, but the speech itself is awaited with much interest. In the share markets general firmness prevails. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents. were quoted 68.10, being the same as yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1839 is fins, at 1041 to I. Copials are officially marked 94!, 1, 96, and 941 for money, and 941, 95, and 941 for the account. Tim present quotations are 941, " buyers," for money and 95, "sellers,' for the Bth of March. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2301 and 2291; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 96 and 961; the New Three per Cents., at 951, 95, and 951; the Five per Cents., at 1091; India Stock, at 221 and 219; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859, at 1041 and 104 ; the Five per Cent. refaced rupee paper, at 98/ and 971, ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 104 and 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 971; and Exchequer Bills, at 235. and 28e. prem. 1 The foreign stock market is quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady, whilst that of 1868, which is now quoted ex the dividend due this day, is fiat. The Anglo-Peruvian Four-and• Half per Cent'. are very firm, and are marked 931 ex div. Mexican Bonds are more offered, and weaker, whilst Spanish are rather firmer. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 94; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 931, 94, 931; Mexican Three per Cents., 21/ ; ditto, for account, 211, 211 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 933, ex div. ; ditto, Three per Cents., 72 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., 441 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 331 ; ditto Passive, 12, 121; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 794; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 83, 823, ex dir. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1014. Ocean Marine Insurance shares have rime to 31 to 31 prem., and Universal Marine to 1 to 1 prem. About 16,0001. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday, part for India, and the rest for the Continent. The Roxburgh Castle has arrived from Melbourne with 89,0001. in gold, which will be sent abroad. The remittances of silver by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th will probably be under 150,0001., owing chiefly to the decline in the exchange at Shanghae. It ts worthy of notice that the "A" and " B" stocks of the Great Northern Railway, taken to gether, are now worth about B . per cent. more than the ordinary stock, by the division of which they were formed. The sum of 13,3191. has just been paid into the Indian treasury to the credit of the Madre.; Irri gation Company in advance of calls, making., with other payments of like nature, effected since the 27th February, 1859, a total of 475,7901. received by the Secretary of State for India in Connell on ac want of the capital. 11. per share only (i.e., 60,0001.) has been called up, the remainder consisting of vo luntary payments. The following memoranda are official : Stuns RAILWAT.—The directors have pail this day to the credit of the Secretary of State for India 68,1251. on socattat of ceptel. 1.11111/•1:13 KAILWAT.—Sine the commencement el the year 34,82U1. has been paid in anitic:pation of cells to the walk of the Secretary of St de for India. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,4691.; the Great Northern as increase of 2,4011.; the Great Western an increase of 9281.; and the London and South Western an increase of 3941. The half-yearly meeting of the Thames Haven Dock Company was held yesterday. Subjoined are extracts from the dit ectore report, which was adopted : During the past half-year the attention of your directors has been obieffy oocapial by the repairs secretary for the Sea Wall, reterred to in the last statement submitted to the aliarsholders—repairs subsequently rendered imperative by notion from the Board of Thames Conservancy. Nothing has occurred to offer any prospect to your directors of a sae annul prosecution of the °limns! echoers. The company's act espites In August 1861,and it will be necessary at the meet half yearly meeting in August to adopt a Anal resolution for an application to parliament, either for a renewal of powers, or for powers te wind up and abandon the project. A general court of the Canada (Land) Company is called for the 27th of Marob. Tee annual meeting of the Western Railway Company of France is called for the 29th March, at Paris. The subscription list for the shares of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company cannot be closed for some days longer, pending the sub scription opened in a large number of provincial town., particularly seaports, to which this under taking specially appeals. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the lit Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Alliance British and Fonds, 171, 1 7; ditto Marine, 86.87; Imperial Life, 221 ; ditto Fire, 3 60 ex div. ; Indemnity Marine,lB7imediv. ; Illartee.110; Modal. Invalid , and General Life. 21; Omen Marine, 71, 71; Rook Life , 81; Colon, 2721 , 2731; Universal Marine, 2 1 ; United King dom, 61. Docks.—Commereial. 106; London, 70; Victoria, new, 21, ass.—Conitnemisl, 28, 281; Groat Central, 10$ Imperial, 75. es div.; ditto, new, 30$, 30, ex div.; ditto debentures, 205. ex div.. _ _ 41, ti; East Lomita, 130. Coml.—Rapes, 18, The following are the days appointed for the shutting and re-opening of the transfer books at the Bank of England : Abut. Ho-open . Bank Friday. 9th March INtuday. 17th April. Ipar fland. 11111N4 Thuraday. lith Taarday. 17th ire ha= 1999 . ... ila n t a iday. 9 14 Wel". y d . ". The position of the market for American securi ties is notioal as follows by Mr. E. F. Satter *waits : American securities In London have been stately during the ',set week. First clam railroad bonds have been freely taken for investment, particularly the bonds of the New York Central, and Ponosylvsnia Italimads, Illinois Seven per Cent. Construction; and Panama First Norma"e have boa more inquired for. Erie •shares have been dealt in to game extent, at tile to 91. Illiaola shares are dull, at 44 dis count. United Staten Five per Cent. are offered in large per. els from 911 to 92f. There hie been a good inquiry for Massachusetts, Maryland, and Pennsylvania State Bonds. - - - The following ships have been taken up for the conveyance of government stores to India, via.:— The Clive ' for Madras ; Queen of the Seas, for Bom bay ; and the Childwickbury and Tamar, for Kur rachee. Fresh vessels are required to carry stores to Madras and Bombay. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Console, which closed yesterday at 941.. buying," both for money and the Bth of March, opened this morning at 94; to advanced to 941 to 95, relapsed to the opening price, and closed at 941. " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, I; ditto, for account (Bth March), 941, 93, 941, 941; Three per Cent. Reduced, 95/, 96, 951; New Three per Cents., 96h 95, 95/ ; Thirty Tears Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171, :17 13-16; Bank Stock, 230, 2301; the Indian Five par Cent. Stock, 1839, 104, 1041; the Indian Four par Cent. Debenture', 1868, 971, I; ditto, 1859, 971.1; the Five per Cent. "enlaced" rapes paper, 971, 981; ditto, Five-and-a-Half pet Cent., 103 f, 104. The Indian rupee paper was rather fiat. The Five per Cent. was quoted 971 to 98, and the Five and-a-Half_per Cent., 1031 to 104. Sellers predo !nitrated- Tna Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was firm, closing at 104 to 1. Exchequer Bills were quoted 235. to 26e. pram., and India Bondi, par to 41. prem. Turkish stocks were flat to-day, notwithstanding $ ', the reported postponement of the proposed new loan. The c los ing quotations were about 1 pee cent. below those of yesterday, being 79 to for the loan secured upon the tribute of Egypt, and 661 to 1 for that secured upon the customs revenues of Constanti ' nople. Anglo-Peruvian Four-sad-a-Half per Cents. were in demand, and were marked as high as 951, in anticipation of the dividend due to-morrow, as well as of the approaching purchases for the sinking fund. Spanish Bonds were dull. Bank shares to-day were steady. Australian Agricultural and Electric Telegraph stocks were in demand. Berlin Waterworks shares were quoted rather 'ewer. Great Ship have recovered to 101.3 d. to 10s. 9d. Red Sea Telegraph were scareelyaffected in pries by the news of the injury to the cable, being quoted 1 to I prem. Colonial government securities, including Canada, Victoria, and New South Wales, were in demand for investment. The paid-up Bonds of the new Canada Loan were quoted 1001 to 4. The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as follows :—Oosan Marine Insurance, 31 to 31 prem., oho Jeing a considerable rise, Uni versal Marine, f to a prem., being likewias better; London and Provincial Marine, 1 to 1 prem.; Bank of Turkey, I to 1 du. ; City of London Brewery PM ference, I to I prem.; Buenas Ayrrs and San nand° Railway, I to a press.; and Folkestone West Cliff Hotel Company, 3-18 to 6-10 prem. MINES.-7HIS DAL Two o'CLocw. In the Stock Exchange to-day, East Basset shame are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 168 and 160. dtray Park are marked 331; Wheal Clifford, 336, ex dim.; and Devon Great Consols, 466. The other transactions have been &icily in share, in Lady Bertha, Wheal Lndcott, North Downs, Ding Done, Wheal Nelson, Wheal Unity, North Roskesx, and Cara Brea mines. Foreign mining share. are very quiet. Hapunda (South Australia) hare been dealt in at 11 prem. Great Northern Copper (South Australis) are quoted par to prem. At asale of mining shares, by Mr. T. P. Thome-, at Garraway's Coffee-house, yesterday, the following prices were realised :-20 Buller and Basset, at 11. 1 ls. ; 60 Wheal Unity, at 11. 19s. 6d.; 20 North Great Work, at 71.; 60 Roundhill, at 74.; 1 West Caradon, 821. ; 2.5 Tamar Console, at 31. 3s. ; 20 P.w deen Consols, at 41. lls.; 30 Lawton United, at 84.; 40 Wheal Edward, at 11. 124. Bd. ; 50 Sortridge Consols, at 12s. 6d. ; 20 Great North Tolgwi, at a ; 50 North Wheal Providence, at 21. 58.; 60 Pelyn Wood, at 19s. Bd. ; 30 East Wheal Russell, at 111 ; 160 West Par Consols, at 7s. 6d. ; 26 Kelly Bray, at 31. 124. 6d.; 6 Stray Park, at 331. 10e.; 60 Tolearne, at41.10e.; 20 Great Fortune,at4l.ss. ; 5 West Rom warne, at 13s. ; 26 Wheal Grenville, at ak ; 30 East Tamar, at 125.; 6 Carvannal, at 11. 101. ; 25 Tre weathe, at 11.; 10 North Busy, at 111. ; 20 Wheal Lewis, at 41. 101.; 10 North Crotty, at 101. From South Cramer (Ftb.2B) Captain B.Ctrgwin arrl'os: -" In the 106 west, the lode ts 2 'set wide, producing 1 ton of ore per fathom worth 41. In the sump wince below the 105 the lode is 3 feet wide, producing 2l tons of ore, worth 151. per fathom. On:tribute pitchman Improve& Booth Aline.-ln the 32 east on middle We the lode fa 2 63114 wide, producing stones of tin. In the 32 west the lode is 1 foot wide, bet poor. In the 32 west, on new lode, the lode is about 2 feet wide, and disordered by a ones branch. We shall sample this day about 74 terns of copier 01'0." p. ,,,....„,,,,,,,,....... 1. 1 ..... fiW.,7.....a; tv, akin T . 8 3 1 113. Zs Mimi Oak nall moL, . ....... Mr m. -- IM.. me M. M.. rll.. .3gett g . II me 0.1 , m1.....-. t p. 0.180 ........ dle. MI ft 1811 .. .110...• 1111..••.- 1..-.1 ... • • LATEST SPORTING DITELLIGSNOR. UR mumomo magmas:4 LINCOLN lIKETINO.—(THIS DAY.) LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. Or ado. T. 11•1 Isrmasta, Raid* Atotatima, Mules the Aptuad, Vigo, Jalia. P, .1 Omit, Mbeint, Longs. littedi, Ciost/A hats, Comm, Toommisr, Kitty Kin ston. and Demorl sus Wm. KMIDICAP HURDLE !AC!. Two snag. Car* Woo WUN. , &tells, Conte, Cowen, Glaatius Terry. TM Poet, Protium the Boosod, mod Nay Pollard ow bora BUNT STEIPLZCH WM. About tine eaLlis. Traveller, BI.•W, The Fannin lagb, liedgatopper, limpater, and Olitar. Man Mn. QUilllPB PLATE. Two maw Tb. PAWN, TY Geetle, Itektle/e, Aeweerdius, Terteeeter, Tile. Berry Lovett, Nimrod, and Newcastle. All are here bet Newcastle. Orate Aealvet..--Beanutereter. 711 E 4ND LOSS Ol LIFIL-rTHIS LAE) This morning about six o'clock a tiro broke oat la tad privies residence of Mr. W. Featherstone, No. 6, Plea eant-Flare, Bankeide, Boothe/ark, and, we regret to say. wee enameled with fetal ooseequessose. Is a vary short time from the dnoovery of the Ore the move attended, followed by the brigade mem Gem floadt werk-brtdge-read, Tooley-street, and Welerkovemil dmitlotte. By then the whole of the top part of the house was enveloped in dames, end unfortunately Yr. Feethentese wee Is the cadet of the Ere, which was raging so isreely that no one was able to ewer the !lees. The saighboare and Arsons emstually, bawd k radar the lame sz tlagolebed, ontS the top ponies et the his.. was bruised oat end the rtmeisdar eomidesky da mned. 1.7 psi UN drums asterkg the ekes as aeon ea the dame wore extinguished, they to the unfortunate man bassi emir the wards of hie body la a Mental rossuser end gabs dead. The imeseed war silty years of age. There le its bobs lint the prim know wee burnt to death heirs. tint serape was cask or or.. the crimson of the ire became know. BLECTIOI 0013(117111.-(THIS DAY.) YARMOUTH. The commit tee met at twelve o'clock for tie pur ple of seneidering their deelsion, but had not concluded their dehheenalme at the time of oar going to pram ROSCOMMON. The oastrittes set at eloveno'Clock, Mr. Dan lop in the chair, rims tie ossessl for the potatoes °satiated the sr =hulks of wttessess la support of the charge of trestrag. CONORISS OP SNIP BUILDBM, 4c.--(THI8 DAP.) The first of a wrist of meetings to inaugurate the rematly formed Institution of Naval Architects, COailmiK•d this mamma at 1 t o'clock at the Society of Arts, Jolta-elreet, Adelphi. Th e , Might Hon. Sir JOHN PIAIXOTON. 0.C.8., who pre sided, observed that he deemed it me of the highest honours to occupy that position. From early life he had taltas a deep interest in all gustiest relating to navigation end the Molding of shirt, sod It was also Impartible that he could ham occupied a high reitiss in the Royal Navy of England without tcquiring moth koowlsige of a practical satire. and of the utmost important. When be saw the tamale sad practical mss before him he shoold drowse not natant opals very positive cpinioes of his own, bet bethought as me • fact that our nasal architecture had ass kept pea with oar Leval tuperiority. DUrial le tbs lag war with Prams, a frigate woe captured from t mosso whit* was mosidered as • modal of ship buildi ng: an d the Ides el Hipper ships epee Irma Us Cooed 8 stes. Many importutt taprowesM had bees carried out by British thfp builders asad essietars, hut, metwitestandsc, meek reensinsil to be dooe Ina used matter* Rusin, aka United Ihstee, lsomete, end Raglaad appeared to to Warr*/ upon awe great meet comapetitme, sod lb. o!jsrt whisk this toslitartan to so:otapitah wet that England should wia. U- M the Royal Navy, Sir John shatervad that the Money sed Weeds were weederful frtgoam, sad a peat experiment valid ha anted eat by lbe essmomities of those two smonosine iresmieet soma whisk were peposet by the km, met he was td oy t i o rs ii smeetismoll b the presen y t, comatose& He lamented thim he could not oar that nowise nett with Mr. bait when be saw Mr. Boos Rural prat be mold net bat timely hope that astride stmodisser all advert eiran estsams. that naghty work, th• Orest &meras, mold siiM prem the triumph of sciatic& (Chases.) J bar esischelol ea .zoellent addtssa by alluding to the advantages width mast result from the formation of the inetitatioe. Woottrr, LL.D., wu then called upon to rid • paper on atop budding. SOUTH ROSTER? RAILWAT.--(71113 041) This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of pecprie.ore WM. held at the Bridge-house Hotel ; the Hon. JAMES BYI4O, chairman of We board of direct^ in the The rem firma. is the recolpia av compared with 1868 eme®r to 36,0761. 160. The balance avail•ble for dividooden the ordinary neck of the colop.ny woo 231.6961. Ea. Id.; out .(which the directon reoosintended a dividend of 18a. per 801. sarek; sr alt the rats of 6 per root. per annum, which' would absorb tll,Olll. sad leave 8,686/. 3a. Id. to b canted forward., congratulaied the proprietor. upon the mind sad Improving state of the property. Without any eriateritl increase in the twang charges, the bait-year bad produced 36,0001. more revenue, which wee mainly applicable to the dividend on the ordinary stock. The gross and net receipts of the half-year were the large.t the dinners had ever had to submit to the proprietors. The increase wee due to no extraordetary wear, but to a mowing desire on the part of the public far travelling, end it might therefore be fairly macleded that the Improvement would combine. The 'scream WY MOT soedoldto peseangers, bat extended to goods sod beside( at the pro bale extension of trade between this tawdry end the conti nent. The talus of the railway appeared to be tall of hope. The prominent wey end rolling stock were is excellent eonditke, and sines the directors studied economy as roach ea possible, eenelateat with the dna seecenuodation of the public, be felt that the prepetelore had every reason to be eatireed with the tosaagement of the andertskieg. His concluded by moving the edoiniaa of the repeat sod aernuets. )Ix. Goanox Tuoursos, the deputy chairmen. seconded Ihs wetioa. Id,. brow risked for some explanations of • di of 6,0001. between the anditcr's and engineer's rep o rt-_ also wanted to know what was the position of the directors ea regards the bat Kent company. Would a fair business like oft.r on the pert of the East Kent be son ptal by this board P Mr. Itcoxe, on the other band, protested against any union with the Ease Kent. The booth beaters wee not at the mercy of the Ran Kent, but the Rest Kent could do Dotting without the assistance of this c enpahy. The South Recent bad nothing to fear from the Lest Kent, or London, Dover, and Chatham Railway. Mr. deprecated further diseu•sion upon the sub ject. The matter ebotdd he left in the heads of the directors. Mr. W. SMITH advised the directors to bold their own, sad to disregard the East Kest. The day had sow arrived when the South Ewers UMW reap a rich kismet. Mr. MITCHELL. drew attention to the heavy rates sad MUSS payable by the reileraye, and expessed a bop, that wit year sortie/nest would be moved is the matter. The CHAISMAI said &COW. less bed bus aspsailid this half-year nee tbo pennons' we', owing to the bed +mere that liseetrevailed. hot now that the flee weans vas isbeis lag, the work of nisyie,g sad spin had been retanansusg. sad ths threats@ bud therefore thought it advisable to keep a Weer Willa thee usual in baud. With regard le th e Eat Let, Ike directors .f the two companies bed sat ewer& do s% but the istervlswe had come so nothing, sad tei r izi that be amid ow 'whiter. (Gear, b ear ,) num earl setatuate were !ben adopted, after which the divalent wee dedered payable en sod seer the 6th and eat rudely, directors and auditor re-eleoted. A cordial vete of thanks to the directors terminated the proceedings. LORD Ca 'IMES IN 'INLAND. —Tbe following h sopy of L.wd Cassettes's Wrest to TM fre4 and fads readmit shrews* of Cerk Owatlansa (says Lod Comptes). mete of the lest sad wet periods sea Is roar sable meaty have asked ise is coated k es sari- whip principles. I am youpwel N fo 00. TM sloes ere ths avowed sasesiss d the Help Ow I me toe ml Its nowt devoted ABMs. The whip wished no despoil tie Holy Fs**, of Ids trowel phoomlonon I wish no mown doh for his Is ail leek latoplty. The whip asppeet a areas of Wood oinoolkin In Imhof, which' leas leers Peoaaasesd .daeseroes to Yoh and monk.' sad ova &rased by tho him sod ozporiontoofOattooko Swop& las I °'• holiodosadele 01l deparesseis. ha he aprooo gnats Wash drew of Ondolomo. 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The market is firm. Petersburg Y.C. ea duo spot is'quotttl 604.3 d. to 60s. sd. ; March. 60s. 3d. to 50s. GI.; Apt.' to J ens, 665. ; O•t. to NO, 535. 50. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are not vary largely supplied with beasts, yet it is dißi cult to idea a clearance. Prices on the averses are shoot the seine as on Monday. The demand for sheep is very mail; prices ars rather lower, and several remain nomad. Calves .re not quite so dear al of late. Oar foreign supply consists of 70 beasts, 600 sheep, sod 11l calves. The number of witch cows is 1.52. _ _ -- -- - - -- --- rat .tout ut alt.. 4. 4. a 6., Pat stow ite Ma. a4.a 4. Sam accts. lientooli— 4 6 0 Not 1 .1 , 3h l 114 . : : brel4 les tilion.lioras.. 4 4 8 Mk -wool ...... 6 2 5 4 Illsand tumult) barb— 3 4 u Do. de Oshas I A 8 BIM IA 000000 wanly 4 4 4 A 6148 ~. 4 5 0 )00. do. ahem Not EMS a hat 9.red. 5 0 8 Lamb. ...... ... 31.00. 146. at met. 021: Bb4lo sod Zomba 3.377: O&M. 143: P 14% SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Trade fair ; prioce without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 70a. to 76e.; impartor ditto. 781. ea KW.; roams, 46e. to 60a.; clover, old, 92a. 6d. to 106 e.; ditto sew, wooed cut, 766. to 8:34. ; straw, 25a. to Ms. . LOlll3 MACALILAT.—A desire laving been very generally expreared that the essays contributed by Lord Macaulay to Knight's Quarterly Magazine, and essays in the Adissburgli Review which have no. been reprinted in the oollected,edidoe of big Essays, should be made more acatissitio to the public, it hos been decided to collect and publish them. To thew will be added hie blooraphies of Atterbury, Bunyan, Goldsmith, Johnson, and Pitt, which originally appeared in the "Proycloprelie Britennica." Benda. these essays, it it well known that there are varbus ' pieree of poetry in %nights Quarterly Migazine, as well as ' others existing onl= mannecrpt in the kende of private per ' sour. Thew will bet °Dented ant printed unite:sully with the " Woof Aaoient Rome." Theseld isoellanies, with the Critics( and Historian Brays, will form • complete edition of Lord ' Macenlay's mtwellansons works. With regard to Lord ' Mamoday's " History of England," it has bean a. extalnad ' that some por.ion of an Intended fifth volume has been left in manuscript; but cirenmetanose will prtvent any early publication.—Loegenan's Metes on Books for March, lOURNILYMIN Beffillte.---Of the bread eaten in ' London • large proportion comes handled very . often, afro trodden with bare feet after long fermentation in such dean as thew. Of barna' men only about fourtri n in o hundrsd hays a look of health, while of carpenters, who also work in ' doors, seventy. two in a hundred are robust. Among bak .re• journeymen no lees than seventy in a hundred are found to complain of positive disease. " I have met," says • Met • cheater surgeon, " with more than twice as many as sof . disease among the bakers as among all the other artisans put together, the number of men in each 0068 being Ole vieit from a deputation of journeymen the tame WlO6OOll says: r -" Thry came to me in a body late in the evening, and on ' entering the waiting-room the effect was startling—so many shrunken, pale, anxious countermine, combined with the g h as tly looks of same of them, end their dusty habiliments, ' it seemed more like • visit from the tenants of the tomb than ' from what ought to have been hearty, sonsd-oonstitutioned ' men." A journeyman bakes is wandered to be used up at ' the see of forty. ear Me Yew Bound. WRITER AND linanan.—An immense deal de pends, in the case of quiet and not Er Want writing, which yet eon some thought,upon the surroundings amid which it Is read. And the essay writer, as he traces his succemive lines, hes in his mind's eye some ideal reader readiag his away In Nome ideal place and time. But in his cal , :ulatbis in them respects, the emsaytet is no doubt often sadly mis taken. RIM lea great sdventage which one has in witting a sermon, as eampared with writing ea eery. In written. your sermon yen have your cangretados before year mental view. You have before you the tine and place where it is to pit: be a Pgauhe you pidgin.. You e t W a y e n u rt e h l i c t h h u e r l c aoas Pu and rt as a g m ct b.'t of the P con gregation: you iostinctively recognise the hour of the day at which you will give out your text and begin ycur diesourse you maintain intuitively and involuntarily a wets= keeping between what you write and all these attendant eircum steams. Bat the essayist writes for people be hes never men : who will real his esray in chambers unknown to hs : in comfortable easy chairs by warm fires: on say chain w ith no arms In cold corners: in lonely lodgings amid a great shouting of little children : with the accompaniment of a stupid old woman talkieg on in • heel - levied : with their hard hats on their heeds in it. readinproorns of royal exchange*, sth.steamr, and philoso phical Institutions in a great hurry, and standing: quite leisurely and relining beside a window that looks oat on evergreens sad roses : betide a window, seldom cleaned, ttsii commeads • slushy street, damming with Its brown, half melted snow, How can yofi adapt yourself to all th, se different people and their different circumstances? Tte material which snits one will 120 i suit the meet. Ito essay gullet to be reed after dinner will not do for reading after breakfast. That which is intended fee • man, testing and pensive, when the day's work is cart, would be meet incompatible wi'h the few minutes for which the bray, rare gotta men takes up the =urethra at 9.60 a.m., while waiting for the oonveyence whi. , l it to come at 10, and convey him Mins office or his chambers.-10raur's Magazine, for March. - -,1