The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-09 00:00:00

hallow. These &Gets too deeply affect the charm. kr. t make it pmaihle that soy such person should be tsti, a...witted with others for the advancement of religion harsiog. The mime may be sod of a grave m ora l da , t ; hut we do not agree with the petitioners (Reply, trt..ii'd that no other consideration than that of the mind. of .. lcoutioo moral is to weigh with e electors ; for we think that many matters ought to be Uteri into fair rou-ideratiou M the inquiry, whether a man i• newt lit to be useiriateil with other fellows. under the ..if of theme idle. iu the cultivation aal advancement I a particular science. The hal•its, the manners, the 1.14.1 Aral 4i.pimition, may all be reganlal Coarse aul cork- habit• ; a quarrelsome and overbearing temper • '.4lll••ir surd psncrs•• intellect, :night constitute a meson chjectioti to aaocute a candidate in the aono useful Aral honourable pursuit. These, however, are questions of drove, mil the eminence of a candaLite may he such in the iimaibed branches of learning as to outweigh, in the of lb" electun, m.me objections this nature the .4ber hand, his merit may he imuffseient to counteract m sill tbes•- tuatara must be fully and impurtially :....dorm by the electors ; but they ought to bear in mind that the advancement of a particular branch of OCkElit is rsolimtly the great object of the 111111111iDtr. " It was arguod on behalf of the warden and follows that the words • being otherwise duly qualified accordiag to the statutes for the time being,' continued the imalitications prescribed in the old statutes, which are not expready repealed, such as, that the penes. elected stionkl b. • bout s amalitiouil u m et monbus t+•nornati.' We thir' these words of the ordinance relate to the alexia] .leeklications required by the ordinance or statutes thou, or at see future tin" is farce—for instance, that they should tint-d.•.he men. km --and sotto the intellectual or moral qualib.'alc•na of the candidates. We interpret the word 'otherwise' mesa otherwise than is respect of their intelheto a l merits. and their Aimee to be follows of the college a.. plena d religion and learniag. The rtth clause makes rr. re provision that the earinsiesimen deem moor sery es to intellectual and moral qualifications. We am of opinions that the ordieance does not intend that every per won be qu.ditird for a fellowship should be 'bona coe chtamilms et 'Donbas perimatus,' as a condition precedent to his election. "Having thus determined what we consider to be the pnilwr construction of the important clause, the 4th, it is e ,or to dispels, of the other points discussed in the case. •• We have already held that the minion mid fellows twist decide for themselves, and must not delegate to others, so as to bawl themselves absolutely, the duty of aw , rtaining the positive and relative intellectual qualiket mos of the camdklates. The examiner. MU only make pre- Melees inquiries for the information of the electors ; the micas of the candidates must be ascertained by each elector, each must exercise his own judgment, as to the patties and comparative merits of the candidates, by a peres.d of the papers, or by personal communication with the ezanueers or some fellow of the college qualified to !dorm bins. We are of opinion that the restriction in the byelaw of the f;th of .tpril, ISM, that the esamioers are not only to no report of the order of merit as ascertained by the ooinati , o), but are prohibited from answermg any quell lo.n reverting that order, altogether renders the appoint- P.rllt of examioer. nugatory, and may in its operation vio• L.d.• the letter and spirit of the ordinance. " The warden and fellows, in order to do their duty wider t ought to adopt mean■ to enable them to judge of the “impanitiee merit of the tandidates, in respect of iotell,tual qualifications. " After ascertaining the intellectual qualifications of the candidates, their kora% to be fellows of the college must be investr,akel. As this cannot be ascertained by examination of the individuals, it must be done by communicatioas amongst the electors themselves, and inquiries, from others aeinsinted with the candidates, as to their morals and cha racter, in the same sense that we have attributed to that wird. so es to caddis them to eatisfy theirconeciences thatthe candidates in this respect have the requirements of the ass. &mince. FIN that object we see no objection to a meeting being held fur the purpose of mutually communicating and deliberately considering any infortnatiou respecting the keens of the aailidates ; and in order that such informs. lion may be given and discussed with perfect freedom and °peening, and that the peace of the college may not be endangered, mid that injustice may not be done to any person within or without the college, we think the byelaw so far not improper, being in accontsuce with the injune. lions of Archbishop Wake, concerning the secrecy of votes, in providing that all such information, and the discusaioa thereupon, shall be deemed strictly coofidential, and every person present shall be considered to be bound by such obliga tion, as well as pledged in honour never to divulge his own Cote to any others within or without the college, nor to make public any public part of the proceedings at mach meeting, on any pretence whatever. But such obligation if secrecy is in accordance with the spirit of the statute 17 sad 18 Viet. c. 81, to he understood not to extend to cases where* disclissure is lawfully rejoiced by lawful authority. "The plan which is adopted very generally in mates bees fur testing comparative intellectual merit, is for the minim's to ensign a certain vales to the questions indi mini by the number of marks, and to arrange the cam didatee wordier( to the number obtained by them. By adopting some such arrangement, the examinations will be reelected according to the letter and spirit of the ordi nance. By the method hitherto adopted its provisions may me the risk of being defeated. " It remains to consider what ought to ho the proper mime to be pursued with respect to the emunination psp. re. We think the written mowers of the candidates to the questions pmposed, whether written or verbal, if there be any such, should be destroyed when no longer nen...my ; that is, se semi as the votes have been given ; for too long as the elector hes any opportueity to reconsider the comparative merits of the candidates, so long as there is a locus pureiteeter.' there ought to be the swam of referring to the telt of that merit as ascertained by the sneerers of the stedidate. When the votes are actually give., there is so nese why the written laelielfs should got be destroyed, fie the decisson of the electors upon the merits cannot he mewed. With regard to the due conduct of that seaming. tine, whether it had been duly held tie the prescribed sub jsee,, the rapers of questions should always be preserved, to be us e d in ease any question should he raised before the smite, until the time for appealing has expired, es well as record of the books which naj have been used in the oral examinatiors .1 the auelidates. Having thus fully explidued the opieims we have formed upoo all the mitten, as we believe, in dispute, we nicom• moot your grace to disallow such parts of the bye-laws or rerolatious of Apra 4, 1.454, sad April 27, 1459, as are at valuers with the views we have ezpreesed. Your gram has act the power to mike say byelaw yourself, but we thin pour grace might suggest to Use warden lied fellows that 115.7 sbuebi themselves make • bye-law to emery the ordirseacc, as we lisse interpreted it, into full effect : that L. to eistsblisli A 4 1.4 fi•/, e:mu:otitis tato the sampan live merits of the emsdi.Lites io the subjects prescribed by the unliassoe foe determining their istellectual Flunks. tiima, so am to esahle each elector to satisfy himself es to the degree of merit of each candidate. " DALY.. " TRAWLIDI TWIII/4." Ills Grace the Archhishop then maid : " I desire to mime. to my meet teams! mid irsperleweed my best thank. for their report uti this dam& importset wee!, se I likewise beg to Weiler to the ••.eisel rogsgal my aekoowledgments for their able reit. It a rny duty to roolirm the report of my mean" mad vie this appeAl in full sad strict accurdaane with the •`.... report." Iht. terminated the proenalinca Tut Iht trine Aw' .—Aceording to a parliameu : , ry rrtarn issue , ' this morning, the number of effective' the British e•tablishment, riot including officers, on Ist of February last, was 82,410 at home; and .1 . 1 07 in the colonies. Of the Indian establishment, the • saber s were 61',909 in India, and 1:1,429 in depots .t bona number of embodied militia was kW& The avenge per man of the British establishment, in 185960, was i• 1..51 Wr (A trn y awl Nu ry Gaz , l(..) hear that Lieutenant ' - , wral Knotty' is likely to mooted to the office of Vim -1,-sultot of the Council of Military Education, about t ~a ted by Maj..r.Gvaersl Runiley, who. WI WO aa• het week, ix ab,ut to become leonener-Oesieral of I. ixotry. Lt. , Attt, or TRADE, WHITEHALL, MARCH B.—TINI chc Flonourahk the Lords of the Committee of Privy ninth for Trade have received, from the Porzetery of s'ste for Foreign Alfain, a espy of a (I...retch hasi hf 4, , aty's coastal at Costa Ham, reportinz that the port of iota areas. eeased to be a free pun as!the 26th January THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1861. THE POLICE COURTS. (TRLti DAY.) CLERK EN WELL. (lAMBI-MO IN A PVNIJC•HOCIIII. Henri.* King William the Fourth paWie.house„ in the parish of Mt. Lake's, appeared to a summers charging him with unlawfully and koowiugly permitting sod sulfering gambling in his house, contrary to the imomions ~f the act of parliament. Poliee.sergeant Brennan, 21 G, said that on the evening of Friday, the Ist instant, he, accompanied by • private eonstable, went into the defendant's house met maw four men play nig at cads. There was a cribbage board upon the table, and the pep were some 0h...L0c0 up the board, as th, would le Wholl a game was progrmsing. He soul to the men, " I hope you are not gambling," when • reply was " No, we are ooly playing for beer." Police-constable Stanley corroborated the evidence of the sergeant. The defendant. in • very excited tone, exclaimed—De men were not playing, der could not play. I did destroy de part of 45 pack sonic time before. I did take dem and tear ,km tiroogir like de. (ttArit4; a piece of pors.r). I kre were only two men wid the cords and Lot more. I have a witness._ Mr. inywcourt—Yon are a foreigner, and I wish you thoroughly to understand that gambling in your house la an infringement of tie lay : . Sarieesi:-Me hen, your worahip, been brou;ht beforeer , i g i i i i. :1121 lat offence, and on that oocaaion, an he was a said might have been ignorant of the law, be was with a caution. James Gimmock, a frequenter of the house, was then ealled far the defence, and said—Shortly after 9 o'clock of the evening in ptestioa I asked "Rho will have a mime at QM* r 1 WIN 10 my shirt sleeves st the time, and finding there was au sweet, I took the cards from the cupboanl, and found they were not perfect, and while we were search ing and counting them the °Moors came in. Defendant—Dere you are. Sow, do you see, de cards were not perfect. How could dey play' I did destroy a beep of th.m. The police stated that they never saw the last witness. They dul not believe that he was present. Mr. lillyncourt —lt does not matter whether the cards were perfeet or lint, the men still could play. A. you have been previously cautioned on a similar charge, and an I think the cane proved against you, I shall order you to pay a penalty of lb. arid costs. The defaedaet at once paid the money. The Vocal Association will give their first alib i seription concert this 840400 at St. JIMA'S Hall. on Tues day evening next, March 12th, when Miss A nibella God dard will perform, for the first time, a fantasia on English air entitled "Albion," comprised expressly for her by M. Benedict; Osalow's quintet in H flat will alr be performed by the following eminent artists :—Lsader, Mr. Band° ; 2nd violin, Mr. Weslake ; viola, Mr. H. Webb: violoncello, Mr. Bain ; coatis-barn, Mr. Reynolds. Part-sougs by the choir of MO voices, ander the direction of M. Benedict LI YEBOAT SERVICES. —THV/1041.A1r. —About half paid eleven last night lights were observed on a vessel very close to the (liners Rocks, near Holyhead. It was blow ing. whole gale from N. W. by W., which made this • dead I los chore. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution wee immediately manned and despatched as quickly a. possible, and on proceeding to the spot found that the schooner Elisabeth, of Bridgewater, had driven close to the rocks, on which the heavy sea was breaking with tremen dous force. The crew had tried to escape by their own boat, but had failed from the violence of the wind and sea. They were taken on board the lifeboat, and landed at Holy head about 3 o'clock this morning. At early morning the ochooner's crew, with five of the lifeboat men, were put again on board the vessel, which had held on, arid she was brought safely to Holyhead old harbour. PORTNAD.); THEI/J4DAT NloHT.—There is a end wreck in this locality. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution had been out all night, and again this morning. She is new coming ashore with a cargo of poor souls. The vessel was talon with cotton, and of 2,000 tons burden, and was wrecked on the Sari, near where the Pride of the Sea was brit a year since. 'All her masts are gone. Seven out of twenty-even of the crew took to the shore. I am told, at Mockres, and one wan lost. The others kept to the ship, and are now, I hope, on board the lifeboat. There is every a nos of {boa b r eather , w and last night the wind sounded mum like . Larsen.—The Sicilia screw steamer of 800 tam register, and 110 horse power, built fur the London seal Mediterranean Steam Nevigation Company (Limited) by Messrs. Richardson, Duck, and Co., of Stockton-on- Tees, was successfully launched on the 27th ult., and is now having her engines and machinery, constructed by Messrs. Stephenson and Co., placed on beard. These are fitted with Rowan's Patent Expansion Steam Engine, the advantages of which (the consumption of shout one-third only of the fuel required by an cedinary steamer) have been successfully tst ed The same company expect early delivery by the budder', Memrs. Scott and Co., of Cares dyke, f:reeneek, of a similar steamer, the Italia, so that in • few weeks it is expected that both will be placed au the Italian line, for which they are admirably adopted. THE INDIAN CONFERENCE AND THE PROPOSED GCAILANTILE FUND.—TS, following circular is about to be lewd to Chambers of Commerce and other commercial bodies, as well as to all the leading merchants, he., into. rested in the question :—" Chamber of Commerce, Man chester, March b , 1861.—Dear Sir,—We beg to leiter= you that at a special general m ung of the members of th e Man chester Chamber of Comments,Reid this day, it was resolved to request the conference lately assembled here on Indian affairs, afterwards adjourned to London, to Mk , such steps es may be expedient to bring on a discussion in the House of Commons on the important questions prominently brought before the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for India, is the memorial presented by the confer ence on the 21st tilt. ; and a subscription was at that time set on foot to provide feuds to defray the expanse aseesserily attending such proondiags. We w e d net, re believe, say anything to you at this moment of the whim] position of the manufacturing inte rests, eommeset ea the existing state of affairs is Ameriy or of the threatened enatraction of trade with both the gnat elegem and western markets. The ussnioriel to which we have referred eelleieatiy indicates the views It is might to prim wee perfiremat, where it is ho that mess in ' tame in ladis ie befog excited. Foods, however, me needed to preemte the important watt= thus raised ; sad we Man be glad to have your perumaim to add year mate to the guarantee feed for the sum of 10X. (or say other amount). A call of 101. per cent is at once payable, sad no further call will be made, except with the seactice the subscribers duly memened for that purpose. —We are, Ise., Edmund Potter chairman ; A. Camels and N. Glad moue, treasurers. The appended list of subecriptions shows a total of 2,400 L in sums of 100/. each ; and we believe that it includes only the seines given in at the meeting of the chamber held oe Wednesday.* DESTROCTIVE FIRS AT LANDPORT. Shortly after midnight on Thursday • ire broke'out in the Mailbag adjoining the equestrian establishment recently erected by Messrs. Cooke in and at the back of Commercial-road, Leadport. The Circus was entirely burnt down, and eight of the most valuable horses of t he stud were destroyed, including Mr. Cooke's famed " trick" horse Raven. Thirtycieven hones and Ponies were eared through great exerliss. The houses in Boshiestemetreet, adjoining theater, alright by., sad six of them were burnt through. sad eight were more or Ism da me s ; one was partially pulled down to slop the team of the lames. The whole of Mann. Ceske's wardrobe, prepertiee, and °vendee paraphernalia were entirely ooeeseed. The borough police, dockyard police, let !attains 11th Regiment, 2nd battalion 1902 - Regiment, and Royal Enelseares, with their engines, were speedily on the spot, sod the lames were subdued at shout .3 o'clock. The houses were imared in the Church sad &Me Insurance aim and the Mores adjoining the Cams in the Sun. Mown. Cooke were uninsured. The deamp in estimated at about 4,11)01. RAILWAY AND CANAL BILIA.—The Boar! of Trade report that the ember of bills relating to railways in Great Britain and Ireland deposited this session amounts to OR Of this number, 240 authorise new works. The permed new works to be authorised by the 340 heferementioned hills, may be clamed as follows : By new ecespaniee—Enebtad, RI Ulla, length of line, 1,44, mass ; Scotland, 10 hills, 220 miles ; Ireland, 14 hills, 319 miles ; total, 117 hill', 2.015 miles. By existing com mune —England, A 4 bills, 414 miles ; Scotland. 17 hills, 67 miles ; Ireland, 12 bills, 121 miles ; total, IZI bills, 1,003 miles. The total length of new lines is, therefore, 2,01 T miles, ansl there are in additimi 52 miles of deviation lines. A map in appended to the report, showing the poetics of the proposal metropolitan lines. Five of these as. understood to have been withdrawn. Their lordships observe with sleeted to these schemes, that the best mode of diminishing the great pressure from street traffic which is sow so freeuently experienced in the metropolis would be, sot to lead the traffic of several railways to a central station, but to provide railways for distributing the traffic intended for the metropolis at a. many points in the me tropolis as possible, and for rendering it mammary for the traffic which is intended to be carried to places beyond the metropolis from mitering the streets. THE ORANGE RIOTA.--Fintnuel Tate has been found guilty of manslaughter at the Armagh Anises. It is the first time sins the establishment of the Orange Society that • jury exclusively protestant has imovicted an Orangeman of homicide in a party riot. William Wight was tried for an attempt to murder Charles M'Cann at the muse time and place. The latter was examined as • wit ness. The Puy retired at half-pant ti o'clock on Thursday evening, sad, after two hours' deliberation, returned • ver dict of acquittal. SHOOTING AT THE EAR'. OF LEITRIII.-011 the 16th of September last the Earl of Leitrim was bred at from • house in the town of Rola, in the county of Leitrim. The person who fired was at once pointed out by the neigh bours and arrested by the police. The crime was euppreed to be agrarian. It now turns out that the delinquent, James Murphy, was insane at the time. He is demi:dhoti as a Ivey id age. e-looking loan, about 10 years age. He belcep re r eg a sbi family deeply tainted with insanity, his mother, sister, and two nephews being lunatic.. It appears from the evidence on his trial, which took place on St nines. day, that he laboured ender various delusi ~,, s. Ile was acquitted on the ground of ins duty, and will be sent to an asylum. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioci. The railway share market to-day is firm. Prices in nearly all instances are quoted precisely the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday, business being very limited. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96} to I, ex div. ; Great Western, 691 to IV, ex div. ; Midland, 1271 to ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to i ; South Eastern, 851 to 86 ; Caledonian, 971 to ; and Eastern Counties, 414 to 60, ex div., being firmer. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted if to II dia. 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Zang (Tulsa ) Graaataer & St taiga Great 80.111E tic o.WlAltrad ) G. Wt. Vat ( ) redw 13.r.b.1 Harata•Poor Maggot Dotal l&dy Bertha ItZtWay Lela* oinia N. /roam (maw) N. wii. Baas& (Mon) North Wheal Crafty P ( ar Cosa 81.. Providence (11=) do Con. Illn. Co & Clllll4Oll Mi. M.O 8. an Brea (Illarpui) 8. Davao Iron & On Main & W. Pra (Ilar.) wn taboo) ,iBeay Part irainsrB.4.llondils.C Tta Croft Vale of Tway m Wog Based allo(Caw) .) ) W. Camden (loard) Wool aotout 111. Berst vi y atm apo) 1116 Maar oike tti o WL ( 116.111 p (Um, Ana Woad) Must Mu Wr i ttla laki wney Mak. NOZZION KIN MONEY MARKE2.-(THIS DA Y.) Two o'L'wvw. The funds to-day are firm, at yesterday'sim provement, with few transactions. Throughout the Stock Exchange there is no movement of the slightest importance, business being languid, ex cept as regards Turkish Bonds, which continue in demand, and have again advanced. British railway stocks are quoted exactly the same as yesterday afternoon. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 25c., being se. better than yesterday. The scrip of the new Indian loan is firm at wog to d. Consols are officially marked 914 and 1 for money, and 9 n and 3 for the account. The presentquotations are 91 1 to for money, and 921 to 1 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows: —Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Cents. (shut) 911, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 100; ditto for account, 1001 ; ditto Scrip, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 951 ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 944 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per ' Cent . 1001 ; lachequer Bills, 3e. die. A fresh improvement of to j per cent. has taken place to-day in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 71 to 4, and that of 1858, 534 to 4, ex div. Mexican Bonds are firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 24, 234 ; New Granada Active, 16 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 934, 94, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Comte., 1853, for account, 461 ; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 41; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 71 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 63, 4, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99 1 . The Canada, which sailed to-day for Boston, took 176,6201. in specie. - Haur-rear Two o'CLoci. Consols remain quoted 911 to I fur money, and 921 to 4 for the account. About 48,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, and it is worthy of remark that about 20,0001. of it consisted of French gold coin, brought over by the high range of the exchanges. On the other hand, b 5,000 sovereigns were withdrawn, for transmission to the United States by the Canada to-day. The Tyne will take 1,6781. in gold and 16,0001. in silver for Brazil. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday, to be refined, at 4s. per ounce, showing a fall of ed., compared with the price ob tained for the previous supply. The value of this coin is now regulated by that of bar silver, the demand for China having su b si d ed. _ _ The value of money here oontinning much above that current on the continent, the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, at the late advance, which, as the facts above recorded show, t is suffi cient to attract moderate amounts of specie. Sub joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to j • ditto 3 days, 11.184 tom ; Rotterdam, 3days, 12.1 to j; AntweT i : days, 25.65 to 71:1; Hamburg, ms. bun 3 days' 13. to 10. Paris, 3 days, 25.40 to 5 ditt o 3 months, .75 'to 80 ; Frankfort-on-the.Mtine, 3 months, 1194 to 4 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 334 w ; Vienna, if. 40., 3 months, 15.45 to 55 ; Trieste, eff.tins 3 months, 15.45 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to ; Otdis, 3 months, 484 to j ; Coro, 3 months, 25.95 to 26.05 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 Milan, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Naples, 3 months, 39j to Palermo, 3 months, 117 to 4 ; Ifessina, 3 months, 5 117 to to ; Lisbon, 90 days, NI to ; Oporto, 90 ds day; 2j The rates of discount current in the principal continental cities are subjoined : Bank rate. Open market. Park, 7 per cent. Vienna. 6 „ Bailin deasteress 3 „ Frankfort Bewails . Turin „ Hamburg (no bank rate) PI Pt 2 A n instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan on Tuesday next. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1071. The half-yearly meeting of the Ceylon Railway Company is called for the loth inst. The petition to parliament against the imposi tion of the double tax on incomes and profits derived from India, now lying at the offices of the Oriental Bank Corporation and Agra and United 'Service Bank, has already received the signatures of the following influential firms, viz. :—N. M. Rothschild and Sons, Baring Brothers.. and CO, G. Peabody and Co., Dent, Palmer and Co., Dennistoun, Cross, and Co., Crawford, Colvin, and Co., Hambro and Son, Frith, Sands and Co., Finlay, Hodgson, and C., Matheson and Co., Capel, Noroury, and Co., P. Cazenove and Co., &c. The petition has also been signed on behalf of the following banks :—Oriental Bank Corporation, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, Agra and United Service Bank, Commercial Bank of India, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, London Joint Stock Bank, Union Bank of London, London and County Bank, Bank of London, and City Bank. It will be noticed that the drain of specie to America is partly compensated by the influx from abroad, and from the country circulation. The decline in the bullion is consequently limited to 148,9381. The reserve presents a small increase. The note circulation continues to be contracted within narrow limits. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 6, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 5,906,487 Increase 85,617 Other deports 11,848,778 Decrease 201,003 Government securities in bankin g - liepu;;;;21 .7 8,954 , 776 Increase 184,000 Othersecuritice in !making department Coin and bullion la both departments — 12,059,7113 Decrease 148,938 Seven day and other bills 623,124 Increase 36,648 The Rost . 1,11113,199 lonesome 36114.1.64 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes&cein) in banking department 033,785 lambs 7,160 7,241,813 Increase 76,202 The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 158,0542. ; exports of gold, E 45,5201. ; imports of silver, 357,0281. ; exports of silver, 239,7611. FAIR OF ZNOLAND.—An and istb Vie.. a. 34 for the in 0, MIL lonnt purnsutt to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, March Notes imam niTeliiii - lro;e — tii;;lent debt.. L 11,015,100 Other securities. - . 3,09,900 Gold coin and --- li;ii -- --- -- 10,308.393 Itthror bullion .... Male MAIM sumo DI Prorietors' Cali R 414.64 00D.190 400 Rest Public Depodts (In cluding Mellen., Dar. Banks, Cos rata of Nntlond Z 25,06,716 PANIVIDIT. Government rilleaiieliing Dend Weight An nuity) 44,64.77. Other Securities 54=7,00 /totes Goad and Silva Cola IS Accts.) &MAT Other pep:rata— 11,11A7711 Seven dey and other Sills 1-10.734,698 Much 7, 1561. 3 1,36.ri4,1118 MAZAKALL. Chief Coeliac FILIDAT EVE:MO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92, " buyers," for the 10th of April, opened this morning about the same quotation, and closed at 92 1 { to t. For money the last price was 911* to t. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91i, t, ; ditto, for account (April 10), 92, 911, 02/ ; Throe per Cent. Reduced, for mone, 91t, cum div. ; hew Three per Cents., 911,t, g, ; Bank Stock, 234, 232; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Ceut. Stack, 1001, 100, 9 1 4, 1001 ; ditto Scrip, 1001, 1 ; ditto our per Cent. Debenture*, 1858, 94, 4 ; ditto 1869, 95/ ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper 1001. The scrip of 100* the to New i ; In u tian s L i r cent. paper, 94 to 95 ; th e 5 1 per cont., 100 to 101 and Excheque r Bills, Gs. to 24. die. Turkish B ow l s were in renewed demand to-day and experienced a f ur th er i mprovemen t o f 1 t o i per cent. ; the Lna n o f 1854 c l ose d a t 701 t o 71, an that of 1858 at 52'2 to 53, ex div. was quoted this Bank shares to-day were very quiet, at former prices. In the miscellaneous share market there was likewise no variation of importance. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In ,surance, 21. to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 1. 1 ; prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 12 , to 11 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, 1 to 1 die. ; East India and London Shipping, par to I prem. ; and Trust and Agen c y of Austral as i a , 1 to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoot. The mining market is quiet, as usual on a Saturday, and prices showed no varia tion of importance. In the Stock Exchange, Alfred Consols shares have been dealt in at 3 and 3k ; Devon Great Congo* at 360 ; and Great South Tolgus, at 7, ex div. There have also been transactions in West Seton, North Treekerby, East Basset, and Wheal Grenville. . . . . . _ In foreign mining shares St. John del Rey are marked 301 and 3011, being still flat, and United Mexican at 41 , and 4, showing no change. Colonial descriptions are inactive. . _ At Stray Park Mine meeting on the sth inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 4511. 9e. Rd. Crookhaven Mine on the 4th inet made 11 call of 2s. 6d. per share. From Wheal Concord (March 7) Captain Laike states :- - " There are now 30 fathoms of pumps in the shaft. During the coulee of next week we shall have them down to the 50, when we shall immediately prooeed to fork the mine." From Pencraig Lead Mine (Limited) Capt. Roberts writes (4th March) ' About 12 tone of ore here been already raised, and are nearly ready for the market. By the end of the month we hope to have 20 tons raised. Everything is going on orderly. and the ore continues good." From Hingstsni Downs Consols the agent reports " The ground in the 120 east of Morris's engine shaft is easier of progress. The lode produces 2to 3 tons of ore per fathom. and is exceedingly promising. The 75 east is producing good stones of ore, and promising improvement. No change in any other part of the mine. We have sampled 300 tons of ore (computed)". From East Wheal Russell (March 6) Captain J. Defiles worthy states :—" There is no change ill the 110 east of Homersham's shaft since last reported; lode producing good stone of ore. There is no change in the 10U east crosscut north since last reported. The 100 east on the south part of the lode—The drivege will be resumed today ; lode worth 2 WWI of rich ore per fathom. The stope in the back of the RR on the north port of the lode is worth 25/. per fathom. The lode in the 65 east and west of Thomas's crosscut is 5 feet wide, producing good stones of yellow copper ore—a kindly lode. No other change in any other part of the mine." From Holmhush (March 6) Captain F. Pryor writes : " The 20 on Flap jack lode is gradually improving, and is worth about 10/. per fathom. We set • rise in the back of this level ; lode large, with • promising appearance. We have suspended the 50 end west for the present, so as to enable us to sink • wins* below this level for ventilation. The air would not admit of our driving and sinking at one time ; wince worth 7 tone per fathom. All other places much the same as for some tune past." . Id zd is id -• zil -. 1011 1 stew mow to,ooo 100.811. M Iso l a Austral tut Ledl %bawls* T.I. Scrip Do. as. laglelered Do. de. Trost la. Os. Up. Om vsa 107 109 119 112 100 1001 -, 108 108 108 108 100 106 107 971 981 97 96 97 9/ 104 107 3e 1 t 176 136 350 370 95 101 16} 15i 6 6/ 91 II 7 fix I I i ll 44 41194 Si 4 4 4i 7 e 17 4 of 9 $8 44 is __. I win Ili rlipt • ••• I ••• I • fe w 4 : 1 Aj 21 A SI zd 411 -i i s a se prloasSeles. Ite 16 33 - 30 4 •!w St SSS xdl 111_ 110_ lit lit ial 11 11 19 ft 10 IN 104 11426 I kw Si ell sdl _1 _I al 1 11 lit, Ile M di. 'Si, 11 4 1 I rfais 47 SI 79 10 11 pea Is 19 of zd _49 111_ tit iit ts 14 "I 7 xdi 41 7 xd 111 11 itfl4.bi 7'.4l iIL 13.11.6 . 44Ua1d 1.141. I i IL 41.. 6134. rauo.l scA. o. 4t A T Lt.,. I 1 2 W COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—{TRIG DAY.) Tho market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted Ns. !Al. net cub ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 60s. ; all the month, 60s. ; April to June, 595. ; July to September, 565. Gd. ; October to Dee., Mc 6d. to &ie. Maumee AVERLOCIL—Town tallow, 60e. 3d. ; fat bi ditto, 3s. lid. ; yellow Russian, 61s. ; melted s.ftt, 40s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 245. 6d. ; tallow paves, 18a. ; good dregs, Ts. HAY MARICET. 7 4THIS DAY.) Meters. Davis and Co. report trade dull, at the following prima :—Prime meadow hay, 75a. to 955. ; supe rior ditto, 90s. to 105 a. ; inferior do., 50s. to GOs. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 a. ; ditto, new, wood cut, Ms. to 100 s. straw, 335. to 384. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of winter greens, though improving, are still insugicient for the demand. large quantities of excel lent broccoli continue to arrive from Cornwall. Continental contributions are also still imported. Pine apples and grapes hare altered but little voce our last. Oranges may be obtained at about last week's prices. Good cobs may be had at from ls. to ls. 6d. per lb. Asparagus, French beans, and new potatoes may now be bad. Cucumbers are scarce. Cut Bowers chiegy consist of orchids, lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, violets, mignonette, camellias, heaths, and roses. - PIO Pine Apple'', per lb., es to 101 Grapes, per lb., its to 144 new t per lb., 20, to Us Strawbemes, per or., ts Pomegranates, each, ad to Id Dean, per 411 z , 3+ to Apples. per doz., ad to is 611 ?ranges, per 11 . 10,1;s1 - 1 1C a Lemons,' per 100, iN b Ifs Nuts, Cob, per lb.. lab ls ad FABLES. YiOEYI Broccoli, each. ad to ea French beans, p. 100, In Ores Peak per sieve, 20s Orttenspdos bunehes,loOd toga Cabbages, p. doz., Ys Od to as Od Potatoes, p ton, Otis 1110. P er but . . 4 , t"!"d Beet, iper doz. laid to 4s odory, per bund, la 6d to 1194 lOolona, per sieve, le load to 2a Ott Asparagus. per bun., 40 to Its Rhubarb, per bun., Al to la 3d I doskale, per pun., 2s 0d bit Od Shallots, per lb, Gd to 84 Garlic, per lb, Ott to 8d Endive, per score, la toll 6d Horseradish, per bee., teed to Is Mushroom A, p. pott.. la Od to ee Parsley, per 12 bunches. 4e bee savory, per bunch, 2d to 41 per ow[.. Be to Its Carrots, per bunch, &I to 10d Turnips, per bunch, Cad to ad Splnach, per sieve, as Od to Its Cucumbers, each, is Od to 3s Artichokes, per doz., 3s to 48 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVZIP.OL, MARCIi B.—Tbs market was quiet but steady, and Just at the close prices were rather higher. Birkenhead. 811 811—Caledonian Stock 971 97}—Eastem Counties, 9j 9 15.16 ex d —Great Northern Stock. 1(.6100ex d—Oreat Westerns, ea} 70 ex d—Lanatshire and Yorkshire. 1101 1101—London and North Western, 961 961 ex 4—Manchester, She Meld, and Lincoloahire, 46} 461 Midland stock, 1274 3271 ex d Ditto new shares, 15 pex d .— North British km*,B6l 64—North Staffordsldre, 35 3 1 d. en d—North Eastern. Berwick CaOtal Block, 1091 101—Do., York Capital Stork, IM 605—D0., Coeds Mork, 571 58—South Eastern, 251 28 13.16—West Midland (Oa ford,, 45 46—Dutch Rhcnish,ll}ll}4l.—(lreat Luxembounr, 7 71.16 —Grand Trunk of Canada, a 14 Great Western of Ca nada, 111 111 —lllhittla Central, 25 27 .1 Buffalo and Lake Enron. 4} 41—Thames and Mersey Marine Company, 15-16 1 I.lu p. MANCH►.. ER, MARCH B.—The market was quiet hut steady, closing Arm. Great Western. 6 05 Lancashire and York shire. 1105—London and North Western. WM—Manchester, Shettl.94, and Lincolnshire, 444-11Itilaud, 1271—North Eastern, Berwick, 100}--deuth Eastern, }d}-Thames and Mency Marine Insurance. 15-10 p. fltanftsoß4ll, MAIM! B.—Railway stocks were rather lower to-day, caused chiefly lay an absence of purchasers. The trafflo returns arson the whole considered good. Birmingham Canal realised 21} and Gloucester Waggon, } pm. wire N t y k o er iv attac Ese hed er t 2.. t — he bi esta ada blish me Salvi, a daring mentofmoes.pablo Fugue, at present at the Rock Gardens, Scarborough, had a narrow escape fur her life, or at least her limbs, on Satur day afternoon last. She was annouueed to ascend a wire. rope from the gardens to the top of the saloon—a feat which she accomplished very cleverly. In returning, how ever, and while performing some movements on the rope, the wind, which had blows in gusts during the afternoon, caused her to lose her balance, and she slipped off the wire to the great consternation of the beholders. With remark able presence of mind, she seized the wire with her hands, and hung on for several minutes, cdling lordly for help. At length, as soon as possible, the wire was sleckened, and Madame Salvi was drawn to the side of the brink, and re leased Inner her critical position. Had she Mien to the ground she could not have ramped serious injury. The screams of many in the crowd were louder than the cries of Madame Salvi herself. Notwithstanding her narrow escape, Madame Salvi repented her dangerous exploits on the rope on Thursday, in the presence of a great number of speetators. TRAFFIC RETURNS.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for t he week en d i ng the 2.a of March amounted to 479,625/.. and for the cor respondinweek of last year to 455,706/., showing an IR. crease of 23 ,9221. The rose receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 204,0641. ; and for the corresponding week of 1880 to 197,4281., showing an increase of 6,6381. The Menem on th e Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 6011. • on the Great Western to 1,4501 . • ou the London and North. Western to 1,618/. • on the L o ndon and Blackwell to 72/. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 1,2011.; on the London and Sonth•Western to 1,0561.; sad on the Smith Eastern to 6811.—total, 6,67 W. But from this must be deducted 411., the decrease on the Great Northern, leaving the increase se above, 6,6 W. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 275.5611., and for the corresponding week of last year to 238.2771., showing an Increase of 17,2841., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 23,9*.V./., as coninered with the eurrenpondin , , , west of 1880: Amaralion Doe Award, Limited Brat Imp. (e.sefii.pes ) Do. at. John del, 2•7 Do. Lead& MIL Co. Cle-Coo. Kim Co. Jam Coen, Copper D C Z Pi n a roestals Copper tartans Goesral dd. Northam Aastrans= [speeds n (Lim) Lam LealMalse JAmiquita N. Mimi Copper of a Azieralla (tha.) PoMelmadallrorLoad Port Phillip bottled Angle. (La) (W Yolked addled (Um-) DIA 001112 STOCK I SAMNA I I I s • Oli 'li 12 1 I= 'Soda/ P.m lUSSN xd xd xd ... 1,600 :: 6,120 .. 16,006 .. 4000 .. 1. .. 11 .. _ .. . xd tio 10 40 mai .. ii:ooil 80,0001 12,000 10,000 76,000 76.000 1111,000 IMMO NMI *O4 eAl° •••• zd Pal M till •:••• - 10t0 - 0 0 i 76,000! P?.??.?1 i I; .1 1 10:0 3 10.M0 ,___ 1500 u 200.000 14,20 G _!2,010 p.m. - 1 1 ' . "°1 108 1094 14 1 I lul 1 - , 100 . i Xi - liow WO -. T - ii I I 110 186 37 30 1 Ili 6 1 6 17 111 1 70 31 346 336 106 110 110 110 a 73 IS U IS IS r A. 111 il I 1 Sprii 111 41 11 . le ii 97 49 19 10 •1 1,1 151 16 W pi I 11, Eli Sic 414 - - 11 67 0 17 18 -- zd 111 i ~~ ~i