The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE PM A ND LOSS OF LIPS AT THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1861 . WARM L1828.-(THIS DAYS) - SPUTUM PONNIMIGNO. MONEY MAI SNOREDITCH. -•-•••-•-. - (THIS DAY.) mi. IPd I ltallwan. 1 nketa ll aga tinee 6. Isles Weal telp.m. Two o'Cusoe. us all AtlenUeltltt. la 74 77 Business in the $t On Saturday Mr. J. Humphreys held an inquent The railway share market has been steady, with et i.e Beat Bar. &C.1n.g.59.c. 91 93 93 ... at the Black Hone Taxers, Kin:talked-n.4,4 on the bodies little doing. The principal change is an improve- 111 all De. 60 . n• ~ •DI 16 1 -• and prices are moral . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. of Emma Bins., agesl 13, and John Banns, aged three- and 501 all BallakeltlekeNageoll 41 II truant in South Eastern to 881 to 4. London to a u D o. 1 88 8 88 , 88 , 8 day. British railwa .....0. at Nisi pra t e Is losiloo. _w en L or d ma aria-half ream who were suffocated ■by • fire that occurred 16 7 .. Jodie, Eris and a Special Jury.) on Thumds;v morning last, on the premises of Mr. Hinua, • North Western stock is quoted 994 to 100 ; too NO Brat,itrant,./tOodesich Consols opened th I u r. Tin 4:IIEAT VIEWHIES RAILNAT COMPANT, - referahnient.mont proprietor, at No. 210, High.atnet, Midland, 1321 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 'p.c. Ma, Aug. 1, 1171 endorsedbyßoN.AL/1. 75 80 account, and have e: eirecoomv. Shoreditch. 1121 to f : Caledonian, 98 to i ; Great Northern, us IN Do. July 1,1874 01440 O7 72 -. i.e. was aa anise to Mover deniages for nimble sus. From the evidence . 4 Policeeroo*teld• awn° Seek. No. 111 to 112 • and Eastern Counties, 49 to 4. 3N me no. Ju n e 1, mu. ditto 4 1 1 70 .- the present hour. . -.14 the pinernid tea ndliiiima on tn. 4 ;,...,t %% . ,-.tirs 2 4 1 ''. it. apps. . pu that h.'. immeliatelY on the ilieeowerY 01 Colon i a l a n d descriptions are rather dull. n s sen to &awn- 1 cue par ea - exactly. . ~ ad the menpany her lag ad m itt e d t h at t h e et .iii. the lire, iiesteneu messenger. for the engines and for r a fore Cope T. &Dock 6 p.c. gua. a 1 O -. s 0 wee tamed try the negliposios .1 their ..wants, th e holder. Hy tonna of the ladder three chitlins were me- WIDINANY MUM AND NilICllll. lO 71 Ceylon, guia 6 pa oent. It ffis par .. Consols are officia N 16 /sateen Re If If .11s - quints" maw &ea the amnia okra noels! b• awarded 00 . 1 from the third 111 .1 e lot before meedueeee could be eh. l ed I Raman. I dosing pelves I lialeanday ti t tee l ed j e di an n n al 9d 99 Ni 1 money, and 92 and f . h.. plaintiff. given to the landboly she jumped from one of the upper I 1 Daterdskl. 1431 1 0 ••• lO all Do. Jobbulpore - - -. business report is a! Mr. is June, Mr. M. Smith, and Mr . Keniplay • ate 'shadows, and, although her fall was broken by falling upon lag se, p. m ,„„„„, ~, g 100 all Do. 4p. et. Debent- 07 99 971 .sol for the pianstilf. and Mr. 11„, i ll. Mr . ri sie t io . ea d the constable Neale, fractured her shoulder. Immediately au we .....1..,...„.., a - 100 all Do. 6p. ct s , do lOO 107 -.. 239, 241 ; Three pet ' Plopem for the defendant► afterwaol. the escape of the Royal Society for the Prot.., II aD Illadthore -- •-• 100 ell Do. do. do. 1866.70 11 01 dis - Ibe plaustrill, • gentlewan about 42 years of an, lisil lion of Life from Fire arrived, the conductor of which. !". all 1 1 17thaa= so so - 98 all Geelong& Melbourne.. - - -. New Three per Ce is 114. C _llll 7 .. 84. 100 Grand Trunk of Camas 22 23 24 per Cent. Stock, 1 ~...1 ..e the lasamem of a tonufseturvr and dealer in upon being informed that there were still two children in 1 ' t s et. 1 1 00 00 i m Etrlstol edon an isn d Nadas .• iv mil 4 voients is Infool .tri,t. in Iturlington-recole, the back•room of the third floor ril the burning hotoe, 971 981 90 8 100 all Diallse.Pref.6_p.et.Sc. 60 63 count, 1001, f ; lit the. Crystal Hamer, arid ..n the 2ruth MOV hot he not placed the escape in boat of the house. and without N all Cork and Bandar ... -. - 100 all DA 4 per ct. Dehent. 44 46 631 . i the a. cideat mow es it unties at the 111.• bed studios, waiting to motel" both wheels, ascended and entered the M all Cornwall 4l 4 e. 100 all Do. 7 per et. lON__ 60 66 63 ditto Four per Cent. ...:•r A p.......u0r i.sisreue L e am a io rt m is eel 1.,,, ii d,,,,. Th e front ....m. Its entering through the front window, John HI all Do. Au A midis. until{ - se 100 all Do. do. 1847.... 42 47 - 1859, 9N, 4 ; ditto - 100 all Do. do. ma ~.. 41 47 - ...der. heathen before the ac rris in. tii olivranbi Shaw, the conductor of the escape, noticed that the 10 all ' , Do. II i p.c. le mid ton. 44 45 -. 54. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 96 se 961 1 quer Bills, 7s. die. • Lem/ • Mir. heck room dew lIVIII open, awl the room itaelf amass 66 , „ i sm ipu,.,.....bu.. p au_ r d i p Ah.u .loaL -2 fu - ao 8 Do. New 4 14 ills - The scrip of the b Mr. klidreid. the plaintiff, m i . t aw. so d h e a pp etite ,' t o of tire. ale tried to get into the room, but s e. he l' e T ee : tte ;,•'' if 4 lai - 64. 100 Ot S. °Sinai/4.11p. et. se -.-- in a very Art mete at health h e l ea ,f, m ovie . ; w ith igee t ax , driven hack by the &ones. .1 second tint* he essayed to at . 1 4 4 g e m e „ i t,,,,,,u ee - St, IN Western Cal" Non •N 39 - 10; all . ot.WestCaneda„ nano 111 111 114 I that. since Um maddan, he Mal hies amid e t o attemi oem, until at last the police called him down, saying that ot. 140 Do. Meek I IS 24 se 101 18 Do. New 9; 9 dis 4 9 No transactions a - - - . 109 all Do.Bda,pay76,Ft. 98 96 shares, and the deal • . hi. Leese. in say war. Ile could net apply me mind to no one could live even in the front room. Assam as the rim 10 e . ...all Ilast .., uffollt , _ urn d °league N Id - 100 ell Do. do. 73 o Uhl 98 941 so •. Mobs. Ile gam f r M ',w0 0 . : ... e .,t i „,„ ' in th e h ea l, was sul•luol he intend the house, awl found the two chit. a-Z. 100 i rMili ",,... Tr in Daadat tio isi 161 100 all Do. do. 73 w thoatop. N 97 - At Paris this nor ...4 ...Tile me,. in the hark, and he rout, not me so db • dren in the hoot, and riot in the back room. They were 18 Forth and 1.51i girth 3e Jana - - .. 150 al Diafinct.Bdadiay.T7 80 02 ,- o . i i, . i i ,. „ co l t., d o. l i e felt ...h e . n t t h e m y ito d both dead, hot Dot much Murat . Hail he known that they ►m too . otiseow dt 8, Winona 115 117 se St 100 Madras Guar. 4 per at. N U - telegram, the Thr • ..... Previous to the accident hi. hoalth was very good, were in the front room he could have saved them both. 10 all Oreat NorthofScottud - - - St 100 De. do, 6 per et. 92 .3 - at 681 r. 10c., but re •.I he per....n a lls *Heeded to the whole of hi. b e „i e ,..,,, Alfred Topping, who was employed as pitman in the house L O . PLOIHT•II4 I , .lorthern - 93 15 Do. 4th Eaten. do . .. 2 If dla - cent. lower than ti • ieliwtiii.... hi, ..n ....m.i.opleolv, makiug his own pur• destroyed, was examined as to the origin of the fire. 2. r a l ) ,, i '. , : . A i s Stook unk I L ; Iri - .... 100 lielb.Ocep.6p. ctnotle -. • ha..e•. •iel 6 0 1 . 1.11. 1111 . own I•ook4. .lemillitrg to hi. account, he became aware of the fire "'• --I M. leutOt. South & West (teed 1 10 112 111 - 4 all N. Beonewick& Oman The trenactions - Ile the i,,urse .1 the econination the pLiioliff became hY besot% a loud *cream ;he then went into his U. too Gm' Wtstera ~..0.1.- L. e....e. and a mot ilisto,eing sense occurred Ile master's mom, where the three children who were saved 16. pol Doetesev e Loa a ain, in ea -• fed 91 all Du. do. • Land do 5 7 e. •110 . irgsl Lao L. nearly use'. sows. lie bawls Meuse coo• were put out .1 the window. Noticing a ladder on the 58. 100;Lancentre0 Yorkshire 112 3 1102 4 1 ail 1111 fl 2 111 la all Do. do. Bcap. N 5 7 Turkish Six per 1,..•5.4 on o f n . i i,„, „„ „rood to t h,.. , so d it ace sores landing he del down it, but before doing so, heard the two •,. lOir Lenges sad 10 sn Do. de, cars. do 6 7 , , nn. 1.,,,,, l„. ~,,,1,1 1., ~,,t „ t it a th, w i ta ,.„,.h e , hr hi s children cry out " Charley, (parley!" but could not ON re l le it o e:=Weef us } 1 1 4 •-• 10 to lade cllmitd) - -. 69 to "0 and i i ii - at. too Weds el le fra The official business ..(....1 .4h... elm awake, to him. In • few minute, them. / iti reaching the street be went to • Mr. Kits's, s s. im redisamartai t ede Dn: ,40. 60 t 100 001 1 I 100 Eil 10 Do. Pruden - Mrs Aldred rcturued lot. , court in a very agitated minuet, where lie sat by the fire for about • quarter of an hour is; all Do. - - - 1111. 100 DoSt.Flot.g.lip.ct. :. lel 31$ - 9 ; Mexican Three i IPi• ow ...,.Loam,. ol Dr. I :artlovr, who immediately without telling anyone that the two children were left in tie, IN Leadce=Wertani 131 041 941 BD 1 Trtnidad.Liraltestlicelp 1 lls - I. ft to attend Lis patient ) the front mon.; his resume for so doing being that he le aU loadossearrerOalareln. - - - Now Granada De lie. cAelo.r. of Moutaguentreet. Burwell-square. the W.,. "w cold and confused." The coroner, having se- P o ..„ 111 , 1 ..__Dia.........1111 1 1 . ..5t0 1 4 IA ... - DZBENTMLZ NOCK( per Cents., 1853, ! Lest.tr• nie.lical attendant, said h•• saw the plaintiff the sere!) , censured the want of feeling evinced by Tapping. 2 -,.., tr'-_,2fltlt". 61 al die " 4 No. I Sh. I Stoats. IPdI M. prise,. I Sams Cents., 811 ; Spa' .1., after the u:celent. when he appeared to lie in a ♦ very adjourned the inquiry until Wednesday, in order that son,. ea t o; i t "L' o er'" 1321 1321 1321 1 IMMISI6' Bt. OtNceth.4p.e.shiablel)) 100 97 90 - , .-mourn ..a.l excited state. Before the accident the plaintiff of the injured nersom, if sufficient!, recovered, might 1114 a Ws Do. New lt It Pm 11 Pin 80,056; La 1 NorfoUt4p.e.Mar.ept. 100 nN - account, 481 ; dil 1..1 A slight rupture iu th e gross, which was increased attend on that day. et 100 De. Blrm.& Derby lO4 106 - 111,481' 84.1 N. FAA4p.n. Jart&July 100 98 100 I . the areklent to a very ...lio n.. scrotal rupture. N all Mid, Gt. Wn. died - - .____.... 1116.'1004114E N. FAIL 40. et. MO 18 96 se Cents., 40 1 ; dittol lhe pleintiff had all the symptoms of severe ie. -- ----- - - 177757 94., W.MidlandOzt.-4p.ct 00 e. - mittee s c e rtifi ca t e] too di , Newcastle and Candle -.•-• ... ,ry to the brain. sad imeoug others be had The 1 7 .4.4011 GerYffis publishes a letter from no 9iN hArmagluisA.. 7 6 dla - eeryCOLONIAL OGFEINMIINT 11110171121113. 1854, for account, 71 .-..e aftcr the ecciilent impulse* to commit suichle. -. Prince Windischgratz to the et• King of Naples, exprening, lo oell ! , N N orf eerj o iwarreuit bin -' - Ifs. I Mil mum& ire. 1 ia. guess. I Mies. for account, 551, 56, Ile coefemol this to witness coofidentially, saying he feared ...remit ilestniy hinowlf whilst his &Unlash' were away, in the name of the members of the order of Maria Theresa, Si. 100 North British - e l caked what he should do to get rid of the feeling. their profuusail admiration and respect for the king and 3 1. sal North Devoe MN AD - s- .. .... .. DA Spereen, 1679 .. IN - - -• 86. all Dn. A -- .... .. Do. Spar mot i.e o ..i.e ass •-• Consols are quo Witting "oleos' the now. tee he removed. Plaintiff wow queen. et, 109 N. Latess-Berwick - -• 914 to 92 for the ac ....uplainnl of a lifting aenwation in the region of the oral 1: real efforts are being ma d e to effect a complete u 111 Do. G.N.ll.Pare par Ipm ad -. .... .. Do.flperct.lreb.hAug. 100 107 109 .1 mut rain in hi. hullo awl opine , numbness of his legs 81. 101 Do. leads 64 119 ad au f ad .... .. Do.6per et. Ilaraftp. 100 110 112 -• pared with the prie e 1... he wo k., in the ioorning, and eh w a contr ., • telegraphic oommunication between St. Petersburg and the It. 100 D e , y e n, tom of the hands in the morning, he bring rancasue. Tiflis is 'already united to Poti by telegraphic 56. 100 North London - - as Numerous small ....able to open them all the way until friction wires. le all North&s.WeaternJone lOl 101 -. ..... .. of° tfor 6 p.ctlBBo 100 107 100 1071 Levant trades are 19/ 175 North Staffordshire l4 S Nis 141 .... - . 1499100 107 1 104.1 - ‘OO.l applied. Sonia day* be was murk better In May a colonesl statue of Daniel Mauin i s tip la 11 NottAtir.uithareft.i a at a;; .... .. New Brunew.Gov.6p.ct.lloo 101 106/ - is a list of them :- ....1 somo days wane. Witness did not think thatlo all Peebles 1..• would ever be St for bm.iness again, though he might get be erected is the Pile" Marie Teresa at Turin. end later 10 all Portenouth - cheater. 2. Mr. S ~.,,a, hiotter than he was now. No noun with such a nap• in the year statues in honour of the wife and the mother 10 au thymus, - .- 0 .. ..... .. Din bp. C. , 1888 IMO phi On Chester. 3. Messrs tore e•ktaioi Attila to leisinem, and as to him mind nothing of the am, St 100 NotUsh Central .... .. Deb. redeem. 11575 .... 190 1051 104; .- Manchester. 4. 1 could he nano uncertain than the future that was in .tore Severul French volutiteere of Garibaldi arrived Si. , 1 1 00 °Q ilicotgl awitlik eb N lMtland Aberj"k N 3 : 4 r - ...... - Aust. Gov. 6 p. c. Bonds 100 - - for him , line strong symptom in the cam was that the St, 100 ,Ediropehlre Union 49 61 - .... .. Vie. Eiv. 6p. e. Jas.& July 100 - - = London. 5. Messr elaintiff looked at least ten year. older than he looked be- at Marseilles on Friday from Paris to embark for Genes, to an st i gha r r in: 16 e t -. .... .. Da do.6p.e.AnikOot. 100 le, 107; 10741 don. 0. Messrs. A 1..., the aorideet• where it is said they have been directed to arrive before the St 100 ISoini oo 39 41 40 I Cher medical evidence of a similar character was given Intl, to await the general's orders. 84. HO I 3 60k Natant ... support .1 the plaintifFs mac and there was also nide/see St. 100 Louth Wales 4 52 al The Vienna journ als announcethat Mille. Grows- et, too 1. Tenth. a IffearDan 10 100 - le. I llO. I Mutat I Pd. 10. prisms I !ales . Co., of Liverpool, 1 te t ii. . i tent of the plaintiff ' s l o w l in ess , th e amoun t o f hi s - - (1101 .. Alfred Coni.l.lLl9 14 44 4 bilitiea of Mr. S. ll i edit., and the importance of his being • aide penumally t o mann, • a celebrated acne" is to be married to Baron u le iin e ll l ll lo l loll,W= 4 7 10,000' 91 British Ins - ...• Ateo.l to the leisinese. de Prokeech-Oaten, brother ri the Austrian minister at 26 11 IMN dOSS - am . Clifford - 40,0001., and it (The Wile was proceeding when our report left.) Constantinople. She is to quit the stage at the end of the st. los ,Tall Vale 50 all nose ins .. east Barest ( .. PI 106 110 - will ultimately present month. 4 MI Dm 441; 1." 4166 last Condos lll4lod 14 11 16 The engagements LON .. LUX ausselffavietk ) 71. 4a. 6 - Vice-Admiral Charner, who commands the 1 4 4 Des =II POLICE COURTS.M. 110 V aw e sean 57 00 French naval force. is China, has been raised to the dignity is na s atm.& nigh* 114 n 4 - UM .. Grumbler & Bt. Any'. ll 6,090 .. Great South Tol im a by` 175. 7lt - CO. may amount - stance also a consist of Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour. 50 all Win OstruwaU 4 - 6,110 .. (Ewa. Alfred (Phalan) 189.6 1 - Crate DAY.) N. IN W. Nutirmitlarb.Altl - - 40 The Mopiiheir publishes a decision come to by. sa too tw ee t ati oi l -oaten sa 45 - M, .. G. wa vet ineastem.. to 1/ - each of the other c ono .. Grenville --•-- the Minister of Finance, in second with the Minister of Coe. ii ell I limo = 6l 45 LOU .. ileradmloo4 IL 12a. sa 111 ad -• that the liabilitie Ifs .an bum u Ila .. (000 .. lidageloa Downs 4111•04 11 2 CLEM F.NWELL. merce, for the densification of wrought and un wrought metal% 4000 . lady Bertha 1.1.0. l i l = 20.0001. They are CH Alli:C or 11418 L M:01111[11. meonling to which the internal navigation dues are for the 111211111111C11 YAMS. 105 .. Margaret (ling Let-I qsl63 61 with limited tram (ON • . North Downs Two respectably-attire ) men, who gave the names of future to be regulated. The official journal also contains m a i pd . 1 jua L w a y s . I m e ta ( pewee, 1 Balsa . 2,600 .. N. d e llama) .. 11 4 5 - Pelton, and Co. 1 ,p...„,.,, I .S.oty• r. aged 24, a manoforte-maker, nailing at an imperial decree, ordering that unbleached cotton goods in ga m g 8111 - 100 102 so 6,000 -N. illimpan) 1 5 6 - the Levant fruit tri :.... %inherent-street. Ruseelbermare, and Rrelorrti Wilcox, • 1,118 .. North Wheal Crafty .. 9.18.9. It -. P i eces intended to be printed in France, and then re-ex- 111 an g a me leda w ais tan, pee amt MI 21 ad ... pianoforte-maker, of 44, Hastings- street , Sertospatreet, Bum 4 - Par Coos. (Bt. Blaney) . 11 .. The Australasian t..e.emeerat, w ere pl ace d a t th e bar before tar. B e a.. parted, may he temporarily admitted free of duty. on 2 . MI 'Dan.Pertholk ANL Jim 6 14 ••• 1,120 10 Providence (U. Le/ant). 10.6.7. 46 1011 Man Antlea, A, 6p. et 80 101 ad -* New York, took of MOM _ netrldge Cow len. Co. 1 i 1 lured with feloniously musing the death of aa erred making the declarations sal going through the formalities St. 1011 Do. 13, 11 p. et 112 U 5 •-• us .. s. Cargos An. avert- 34 Ist sto = in Over has beau wirings tamed Elisabeth Donegal, of 7, Speedy-piste, necessar y to secure the due observance of the regulations 61 ' 166 Dn. C OP' ce • 116 ne .-. l'mronetnet. ilt. 140 lama Na.,llpet. Not IN 112 - 4600. & Lam Biwa W k .* • a l I l i 61 ''' the Tasmanian. 16,000 1 A Dena Ira, AU. connected with that permission, arid to prevent fraud. kt. 100 Do. do. No., 1N 110 - The latest quota From Use evidence of Police-sergeant Brows. 10 E. it ns seeing (Ural - Milo-KICST RAILWAY. -gills ate.)-The half- In. K. no New IF. ells dl.. 116 118 - 496 .. B. W. Names °Mogan) mat la 6 tas Is 6 New York is 1064. ;eared that on natuolay night between the hours Of $ and - 9 84. 100 11441111 Cakes, 4 pet 76 80 - 920 .. .Btray Park 9640. 27 39 The fall in the N ..14.11 he reeeivesl information that a woman had been killed Yearly meeting of the pmprieton was held at 1 o'clock, at at. 100 Ildle.44lllsnow Spot( 122 114 i n it io d oga i reet , co d on or ...ii e , to th e „ sit he (.oast the Loodon Tavern, Sir J. W. Lubbock in the chair. The ft, me get, L .peets - ji - Se,,s.p,s. - -.. - 9,000 6 ,Taniar4ll.lslmedMAC. 4 4 1 - 0+ dinned in the surgery of fir. Allen. At that time, report haring been taken 11l read, the chairman, At 100 Great Northern, 1 A et. 117 119 - Loco 10 Illn Croft 20,000 .. I Vale of Towey 10erm ) 18:8d. 1 •Ithough - 9004 .. West Bunt (111 ).. 11 17 18 -- pertly caused by ga b - woman was dna. From inuiries he misik he found Mast that the company bad now reached • dividend at Ses 100 Do 4 Percent- IN MS - 1,024 .. W. Caxadon ( • ) 6 80 82 - viously current. os 400 ... Wert Seton the trio pruners, who were in Ntendiumo, had nee ear. the rate of .' per cent. per annum. The motion having L T 0 11 80 oe. Dn 'yt i ..........1 626"" g t e 1C _, 114 lid _, -. 612 .. Wh. Basset 54 1411 107; - ry leg a pianoforte cue tie theiz shoeldess. They wen been °weeded. wee put an d carried uwu ' in i ° " l 3 . . Mr. SO 11 Ot.l l /07.(137ZEilials) -.. , e t h e art o f et ,,„.i,,, t h e reed whew the poor women W. A. Wilkinson was re-elected a director. sod the au- Be. IN Do, r o stra 90 NI - De .. Wh. Buller (= l li' I 135 145 - 096 .. Wto.. tdward (0a1Mon) 71 lg li - not lower, but the The Spanish Fin e ,„1,.,,,„ 0re d t o is „„ aa d„ th e cose , and in e t ooinoe t o d e diton • were also reLppointed. The dividend was then et. 100 Do. redeem'. `p p . mat oft - 1,014 .. .W h. Kitty ilia. Lena( 17.4. 12 13 - delivery of the bi ... the corner struck her nadir the ear, and she faits the declared, and the meeting terminated in the usual manner. lik 160 DO. Indeed 4 4. , . 10 W -• 1,014 _ Wheal Man An 84. FM Da dreams net 1111 108 s _Hleultealat) ~,,eil inemisilde. Ile took the prisoners into custody. THE IirffUtENAIL-Ma KERS' STRIKE ,. -A meeting, 6 all D A IL oar . In we _ a his they said they were very sorry for what had occurred, attended by several hundred honenailmakersi on strike, 15 all Do.ChastentBhBp.e. 171 18; ... 1,660 .. Mi. Trelearneg (Usk. 4 11 13 -. Patent slips for iit it .... quite an accident. The unfortunate woman, who was held on ititurday last, at the Three Horseshoe* Inn, le all pe, 4.. de, ;pa. 14 11 - Men-of-war are for FGRIIOII NUMB. ais ahout seventy years of age, was conveyed to the dead. Dudley. The object of the meeting wax to appoint • 51. 100 Do. Mam. OW. Nook 76 78 so The concession has t....,,.. of St. Pancras workhouse, and taformatka forwarded deputation to wait oPon some of the molders, to MO MS en ne • aluanne • lnares 1 24 so. Na I lik. I Munk IP4 CL pima I Ilan. t- Mr. Brent. the deputy coroner. if some arrangement could not be effected. The depute- r V II I Eta a n: i t 1 14 .- 20,0001 59 Australian 16 -. 1 it es. 76,000 1 ion Accord , Waged- 11 lin se talinte i who are nut - rh...l..fesdant.. who seemed to feel their painful posi ti on tioe e consisting of See, accordingly waited upon Messrs. se 166 t oti qky ei d o h . o ti.etta 0 , in - ~.., a. 04,...,,,i. in newer to the charge, that they were Swindell (as large employer.), hut the firm positively re- 116. 105 L0n.11111.1..6p.e.0na. 10,000 15 Draalmp. ((a.atarias.) tri - - - miry for the commei mem u Do. St. John dell My 15 SI II SS 1 2 err} eerry (or what had opmemed, and were discharged. toned to make say compromise, or giveany advance apes the a Na IUS 116 s- 10,000 5 Do. Land& MM. Co. all i I The Directors of old twine. Upon this answer being made knows to thirteen sa. in D.llip.o. de. Nat US Ull .. 411 . 1:DIE OE /111 INFANT. 50.000 1 aa.Con. Min. Co. Jam. j •-•- (Limited), whose pi in. those pearat resolved unanimously to coot inue °a strike. 04 . 100 Da•41 1 ••• 4 0. •• • • 116 1411 •-• 15,000 4 Cobra Copper A s.• &a d. a renortahly - attired female, who a FF eared There an Nonni about 2,000 men on strike, and it was ae ft IN vr...lt e . g o " . 3 . • .1 4 . Llf .11 - 10,000 - Coplapo in a very weak elate, was brought ai! ia the custody of stated at the ammitiog that 200 more from the neighbourhood -' - es. 76,000, 1 Dun Mountain copper an i - meat a contract of Mr. lomector Lamplou of the N division .1 _polio., and of seelet " oacaat. casede and w om b.... l 'i ronti 6 an nes 11• 0 •Zeh 6 °• • - ... 53,000 , 5 Fortum - occupied t for the bre pieced before Mr. Barker, charged with the wilful murder turn IL ISO be.lp.s. .Stock.. 193 1U out that - - This tweried . to be correct, as during the M. IN Dallp.e.dier.B.oo.P.) 1 2 11 111 -. •-• 93,000 90 041114111 an - they will pr oJ her illegitimete female child no the 18tli of Jannery de d a y . rt s. w h o h o d token i ron out to It. I t o Do.2t.s. l a & L .A . t o V Many work up... 10,000 2 Qt. Northers e 8 Ilion the obie Let, at the in of SLY ary, Stoke Newington. 70 73 88.000 ii goind. ett Areellit ,...) T2Cl 1 pee i pm 1 II 11 gm s) established, namely returned the portion set worked to the warehouses. No Mr. solicitor, atteWed for the prisoner, and at his dem ... testa ., at a di sor d er l y Bet . re h as yet bees at. 81. 88. r i 1,1......... w.... ..........,..... ~.. 118 - ..,... . im..... all 9 10 roomed the prisoner was slowed to be seated , during war „.. d. It fa. h owever. rimmed th a t i edin id ekka has 64 us 8..m.u.74.4.4834,484k, ue u 6 30,000 II Imallanian I '''' eumibatin° nwkwatives bed to be tre t t entl Y a Pt gied ' been need to several men who punt is rennin= at work - INNS 1 Merlynita ail 1 i os The Wynaud sod 114 aU nestembentains.; eh 14 141 rhyr. ..., Li ..i....tic sanant, and bees only up as the ad ;owes. „„ ern i b e „dik. o i iron. sloth ‘888 „ L IA j B -- wBB .T d :A - u.„ p.88. „8 130 ... NON 1 N. Rhine el S. China with 754,10( fern ortford.hire about Dial Mouths. Knee she hies hen* wan lack to Mae .. thcete .. retnidaad estate the Dad. 6 46 Do. do - Ausitratia= 11.6 1/Ns . .... t. ••u she earn lived at lit, victoria-road. bliagtea , and ea the thou a touttmttiiirmi:iii an i a - silk. ley warehouse during Yesterday faitadav), ea the inn re. les 140 DO. ft me mat do do 70 8 I r 100,40 5 Pert nunp i - .i.r on which the murder was alleged to have hue emandtted heed ti , take i t i n n i it il i t area • erer h si t ip. sad t h e -to 6 Daredeemahle L lt 1 I poi - 50,000 1 Bost Austin. ( Lim) 104 !Ns ss , Ina. as N. IN imaaioasa.a.. - - ' l* ' 1 " • "" ill m id 611.1 wend ill 4641 n a s Hweard4Ww s obstinately refused to work it. This will probably lead to la we b o o lon a r .a &e we. ito tee 61,174 2.8 f United Medan all 51 - Consols, which cl 14.4. Newiegtn. From what mums Is the k - 50,000 1 IWorthing Jim.) all 1 -- magisterial Proceeding. IL IN De.l4.46.ltetitosk UM IN - Mr laspertor Lames, be west to the hone Istriew=merNOM 1 Do. UM ••• ••• -• the 7th of March, c Li l e f t , seet there fonad a w as n t eteha ry. on the b ind l e . Deirraertit vs FIRFI4.-9U Saturday eight a mist O!. 140 _Ds.krikaliStilibiD.s. IS ITT - A• , , OF AP INFANT. A... &nil, a respectably-attired female, who appeared in a very weak vlare, was brought up in the custody of Mr. lii.oector Langston, of the N division of polio., and plated before Mr. Harker, charted with the wilful murder 4 bar illegititnete female child no the lath of January Lit, et the ish of St. Mary, Stoke Newington. Ilr. solicitor, attended for the prisooer, and at hie r.vmest the prisms., was slowed to be seated, and during eismieation restoratives bad to be frequently applied. rh primmer is s donieetic servant, nod had been may up ft•lu Ifortfordthire about eine necintlia. Knee she ham bees is s u she be. lived at IS, Vietoria.read, bliegtos,, and es die .1.7 on which the murder wee alleged to baseless conindited the was talicis ill sad renewed in a eab to 4 Howard-rest Stoke Newiegton. Fros when wine to the k Xt. is•port,rr Lansvirs, he west to the boon Is tl . te wlB4 4eser W left, and there found • he's *Ulnae, on the bindle 4 which were marks 4 which, Irmo an anolysis whack tee elate twos wade. woe found to to bums. ovum then the wiener bee been enter the gangliest* 4 Ow pubes. Iles, Jame Martin, of r, Howard.road, Hoke Newington. sail, se the litth 4 Jae. last, ta the marthisig, the prionset MO. is a cub to her house awl maid she was very 41. and asked to be taken is. Weisel= took her is sad pat bee to ink sad thee asked for her keys to oyes her box. Thu too she bed heesylit with ker. Witness after .aubi. without the knowledge of the primmer examined her dtoal yeekets sad felted the keys. She tdd pelmet that 'be shoidd epos the hes. lint the primer asked bet eat ter 11.11., leis did so , tie d as waneeing a dries famed the deed -ely of a hawk child with its *west eat. She spoke le Ow primer, so asked bar if she boil killed tie betty, sad the made bar so astewer. hen idist is my vibes she wee petting the priamor to hod bar onopieloao were areeeed. 411, nod los a writes, aad the primer Wesle Nader hie ears lees RAILwAV. —gifts DAY.}—The half yearly meeting of the proprieties was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, Sir J. W. Lubbock in the chair. The report having been taken an read, the chairman, in moving its adoption, congratulated the meeting that the company bad now reached • dividend at the rate of per cent. per annum. The motion having been seconded, was put and carried unanimously. Mr. W. A. Wilkinson war re-elected a director, and the au dition were elan reappointed. The dividend was then declared, and the meeting terminated in the mul manner. THE NORAENAIL-M A KERS' &RIK E. —A meeting, attended by several hundred horgenailmokers on strike, was held on ltiturdsy last, at the Three Horseshoes Inn, Dudley. The object of the meeting wax to appoint a deputation to wait upon some of the masters, to nu if some arrangement could not be effected. The donuts tine, consisting of five, accordingly waited upon Messrs. Swindell (so large employers), hut the firm positively re fused to make nay compromise, or givesny advance apes the old prim. Upon this answer being made known to the mat. ing, those preset resolved unanimously to continue on strike. There see mem' about 2,900 men on strike, and it wen Meted at the meeting that 200 more from the neighbourhood of &daisy. Gorerd, Cosedy, and Wornboune, would turn out that day. This proved to be correct, as during the dim ninny parties who had taken iron out to work up returned the portion not worked to the warehouses. No demonstration of • disorderly nature has vet bees at tempted. It is, however, rumoured that intimidation hes been need to several men who persist in remaining at work et the old prices. Several bandies of iron, whi& were Woo beck to Mews. Guests', remeisol outside the Dud ley warehouse daring yesterday (Sunday), ea the inn re flood to take it in until it was worked up, and the um se obstinately refused to work it. This will probehly had to magisterial proceedings. Ihnertverten Flank--Oar Saturday night a mend Manning fire broke oat on the premises of Means. Dunce, =en, No. 46, Barbican. A plentiful supply of water hem obtained from the ream of the New River, the Ire was extinguished, but not until the cutting-room was destroyed. Owing to the exertions of the firemen an im mense amount of property was saved. The premises for merly ossapying the same spot wen destroyed by fire 26 years age. Yesterday morning, at a few minutes pest three o'clock, • fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Knox, en midertaker snit suction.rocon proprietor, Russell. plea, Digagg.essad, Borough. The flames were not esti.- ' guiebsd uatil the premise were extensively damaged and Ciitf the eeldeetreye cd. The o rigin of the fire un. Ulleirenontely that portion of Mr. Knox s pee. miss was set insured. About the same time another fire happened an the premises belonging to Mr. F. J. Yeaoott, • furey.lez manufacturer, situate at 12, Macclesfieldatreet, City-reed. The flames originated in the first.floor work shops, and could not be subdued until the workshops were bunted eat and the mot destreyed. Mr. hecutt was is. oared in the lawerpod and Loam Ffse-tios. NAVAL BltientrlAMlffo.—A Muni was imued on Saturday showing the sums expended during the financial year of 125040 en ligukßag, repairing. and eouvertinf_th• vowels of her Majesty's navy. Ships and vessels building out 1,018,061/.-745,3431. being spent on materials sad 272,7181. on workmanship ; ships egernmeneed as main ships and converted to screw while betiding, 193,727/.; Mips Lunched as sailing ships soil subsequently converted to screws. 322,0741. • fitting out, and refitting for, mid also repairs ad maintenance of steamships and vowels in comenbeion, 819,976 ; fitting, refitting, re pairs, and insiatensnos of ships and vessels L the' steam onlisery, 362,2561. ; repairing, fitting, and re fitting for, and maintaining sailing ships soil vessels in commission, 39,194/. ; repairing and maintaining sailing ' ships in ordinary, 114,204 (this sum, however, is the amount of credits for Mores, he., retunied)46? N and maintaining bulks, 5,5601. ; maintenance of all craft, ate, Ice., 21,6111. To this account must be the incidental ex. rrsuch as moorings, cables, buoys, transporting and n, r ships, repairs to cranes, carts, capstans. be., 34.3,130. ; the amount paid by bill at the Admiralty for vessels building by contract, :916,752/. ; the amount paid in the same way fur machinery for steam noels, 762,5901. ; the value of stone sent from the home yards to foreign stations or depots, 55,7731. ; and the amount and purchase of stores, at hotne and abroad, by captains, consuls, and storekeepers, 52.7351. The grand total of all these sums ' Is 4,271,1511. The return contains a minute account of the expeediture of each of the sums mentioned above. Nnvii. PRIZE MONEY.—Notice in given in Friday's 17-a:cfre, that preparations are now being made for the intended distribution of the teenage bounty awarded for the dhow, name unknown, captured on the 30th July, IAI6, by her Majesty's ship Lyra ; for the Joanna dhow Solana, captured on the 31st July. 1656, by her Maje My's ship Lyra ; for the dhow , name unknown, captured on the 4th August, IMO, by her Majesty's ship Lyra; for thedhow, name unknown, supposed Oaths Ilarm, captured on the ' 22nd August, !MA, by her Majesty's ship Lyra; for tin dhows, names unknown, captured on the 22nd Angst, 1656, by her Majesty's ship Lyn; for the Muscat elbow, zohors, captured on the 24th Angust,l:4s2, by her Majesty's ship Lyra ; for four dhows, names unknown, captured on the Bth September, 15514, by her Majesty's ship Lyra • and for the dhow, none unknown, captured on the lid O ctober, 1/156, by ben Majesty's ship Lyra RITCIEN OF REGIMENTA FROM INDIA. —ln elbli tics to the 2nd Ba ttalion let Royal Regiment, the Ist Bitt talion Ind Queens, and the Ist Battalion 3rd Buffs, now on th e ir passage home, order have been issued for the imme diate embarkation also for England of the following regl te:—the 2nd and 6th Dragoon Guards, the Ist Battalion 50i Fusiliers; the Ist Battalion 6th Royal; the Ist Battalion 24th, the 37th, the 64th Regiments, and the 87th Fanners. —Visited Service Gazette. .... Do. rodoirooblo=. N4lood Om^ De. Cons. I s flip... Da oi p.a. Prof. kiosk Do. LoLkillicela 4 pr.. Norfolk orrtk Dr S UIA pot oatp. Aix Skirt D New Ova. p. Do.lordor Ua IN.Nra—Dfay.4 I Do. ko. 111 111 lee 111. Ilolid i iis 1 i iPm id ... hdli ia Ina 1 ex bd. ot db. UT 1114 14 102 11 23 01 N 100 102 27 00 27 11 301 N N zd 22 ■ Ed 46 46 126 117 IS 324 141 303 IN 112 id By T ier --- . Beard —The primate'. was very low •d weak at the time she Irked ►m about the Add. Dr. James mid he wee called to ass the prisoner in the day ie question sad loud her in • very weak stale. Fran what he we, told he looked la her hoe, sad then fomul t►e deed hale of • female infest Add. He 01148M1N41 it and found it had • wetted ow ite fone head as if from a graze. The body wee i• a Os disk. The throat of the• vbild was also cut. He had ma& lapsed ',extern ezamination, and could my that the child had bora lont alive. Dv Mr lleard—The umbilical cord waa set tied, an it ~ . t bkre bled aufgeteatly from that to came data Mr Barter--Was the aimed et the throat wiriest to +,l.e death I*• James—Yet. Th. primmer W.lll remanded for • week. W EST)II MATTER. KIT PICIITOC ETPI. well-dressedlfoir, with • moustache, was charged with picking a lady's poshat. Mrs. Charlotte Hester MA at Halkin.stres. 41114 LOA treeing, sod as 1 woes Gut I turned ruwsd to Irs,k after my famdy, whoa to wry great surprise I saw say Purse batwing over the prisoesi's arra. I thought it was es Muslim that I could Rot be mistaken in it, but determined 'steel my pocket before I said anything, and having found that my purse was goes I told my husband of it. Mr. Payster—Had you felt • heed in your pocket or nay liniment of your drive! Proserutrii—No ; I had not. Mr. Payster—Th.'n %.01 would sot have knows of the r.bley had you ii , 4..caught sight of your pores as you W•enhe Preset -stria—No; I should sot. There wee only some elv.r m the parse, for 1 have been so often robbed that I wren take out much with me now. , Mr. Hunter said—When my wife told me this Mil " .1 P`t her purse, I seised him, when he resisted violently. +nil tried to drag me down • mews. Finding l ' could not do that, he threw himself down as area grata*, and having dropped Puree where it waa afterwards found, called out. Inv ;' knowing, as he did, that nothing could tb-n found upon him. M, l'ivnbv-- Is he known? (the zioleri— Yes, sir, I believe he is. lie gave a false address. Ito prisoner, —What have you to say! Nothing. li r 'ma fully saursitted fix trisL (.ItV.TAL PALACE. -HALT-A-CROWN DAT.-BA ""iy. rut. 16.—Admiatious payabaat, 666; ditto by """ Ucketil 2,6WJ ; total LWATI, INATB. arias Ild•ss• all o.Lazembaarg6p. cowl all De. Woad •6 . 1:1 11 all Nee lief hues Sid. 11 1 all I Do. (Dadaupe) 4p. all Do. (166 , 9 , 20p.e.. 12 12/ all PulaDloo4•69oeaset. an Do. Now par «lA. 1n 12 all laysliwenai Swoon all 1/I.Aartlaaillm. 7p. e. 9; 10 all Illaslllanialfroae63p o. 11} 12 all Visage iraadsp.e. 96 96 all IWAJlLW.allhasean.c. DI 12 .... 14 108 a 5 92 AtMelia *St 16 74 77 - - IL 159 lel* nar..2C.ln.g.sp.c /3 93 DI an Da. do. n. . , MI 151 -. 501 an nallaks*lNalivetell 41 5 - 16 all Dit. Prehreare 7 106 ISO nalt.,Brant..dtGoderlek 6 11p.e. Ede., Aug. 1 1171 endorsedbyßoNAL.H. 75 80 115 111 Do. Ju1y1,1873. ditto- II 71 -. 100 to Do. .1 sue 1, 18 74, ditto. 1 17 7 0 .- II all tta *B. Lawn ON par - 10 II Cape TalrDoek6 p.e.gua ll 1 Ala -• 10 15 10 71 Bea Cey tern Re llon, cut ic le* oent lt die 1 If dla par .w. - 04 100 lad Indian 26 all Do. Jubbulpore - - - 106 all Do. 41 p. et. Debora O7 99 971 105 all Do. 6p. et. do. - 100 an Do. do. do. 1866.70 11 01 ella - 98 all Geelong & Melbourne - - - 5L 100 Grand trunk of Quads 22 23 211 100 all Do. 6 per et. PreL 100 all Do.llee.Prel.6 p.ct..Sc 6O 63 100 all De. 8 per et, Debent 44 46 631 100 all Do. 7 per et. 1862 6O 66 63 100 all Do. do. leB7 42 47 - 100 all Do. do. 1873 4l 47 - K 100 Great Indian Paalaeala 06 90 914 1 20 8 Do. New - 84. 100 (1t D o. of India g. 11 p. et we - - N 18 , Do. Do 2 11 NA we 101 all 01.1Veat CaNda,, Nana 14 111 111 101 18 Do. New 9 die 51 9 109 all Do.Bda.panipt i • 95 N - 100 all Do. do. ft o WI 95 98 - 100 all Do. do. 73 w thou**. 94 97 - 160 an Do.6l6,etadadiN.T7 80 92 ,- St 100 Madras Guar. 4 per at. N 54 - 5L 100 De. do, 6 per N. 92 *1 - N. IN Do. 41 per et. .fttes 55 57 we 11) 15 Do. 40h Egan. do. - N. 100 Melb.Oorp.6p. ctionela we - 10 all N. Brunawlek & C•nada dais A e. eb. IP all Du. do. tp 7 Land do. 5 7 ew la all Do, do. B esp. do. 5 7 is en Do. do. Lad do. 6 7 16 114. Dude (limited) - we - N. 100 &Inds 90 It 10 Do. Punjaub I lB 1 , 1 Ma 971 - N. 100 Do . lnd.St.Flot . g. 69.4. - LI 1 Trinklad.Llralted.6arlp e 1 Me - 01237.1111711 ROM. Na IMt 1 Nome. I rd I a. prism I Bales UNISIII Bt. OtNortk.4p.e.hatkraly 100 97 so - NAN 51, Norfolk4p.e. lo ar.ept. 100 91 111111 we NAT 81 1 N. Lot. 4p.et. Jan.&J nly 100 98 100 ...., Ilk lasillek N. NBA. 4v. N. 100 92 54 we 17778715., W.lLldlandOzt.-446.et. 00 - - we JOINT ROM lie. I Sit I fIaSUL IH.I (. prime. I Ikales. 11%104 100 Ages awl U. lot. Su* . SO 82 84 - 0;01S al Amdulana an OS YO .... *NO U auk el W . an 181 191 - OAP la ara et 111k110 10 ais k *Turkey IS 11 line - Inooll SO Orli& N. Amends .. .. a - - - U. 889 10 (leek lank of DM* Awn** and Clam. a 101 11 - 119,401 11 Cara* Man. of 10110, las., sod Mao an 33 16 - 1 SOO IN M i tha - sham; 100 1 *OOO 90.111C0m. of Can ...... - - - 16,000; 100 'Con. of Loudon lO 901 211 - 15,000 ID rms. Scot.dAual.Chartd all 161 10 - 80,0101 10 0. Beak of liwnserlaod a - - - 116,000 1111 Lon. lit Bank of Amid a M 13 1 - 26000 SO Loudon and County - zd *AO II on Joint Stock —. 10 - - - MOO 10 Loudon II Booth Able* 7 If 11 dla - *ow 108 Lem mod Weetruleater- * 611 011 - 10,100 110 at. Prow. of England 4l - - WWO SO INew SA 111111o0al Bank - - - 10.111 a Now South Wakes IWO* U Blank teepees all 47 49 48 4 *SOO, fil klaak *IMO 1 11/0 Provhiolal of Inland - - $6/ 4,000 10 Do. New IMMO 16 loath Amoral* *0:0 1 25 [Wow al Atutralla - •. - Mtlool SS Doke of leaden - 1.4851 US ilimili Mind Ol - - 11111CML.W110176. No. 18k. 1 Oo tram lei. IPd 10. plow 1 maim. *Pm, 15 • Madam beet - 19,010 , 26 Amtvallaa Aarl4ol ls • a - *OOO 10 Wslerworks.. - - - 50 brit. Amide* Lod 4O - -.•-• 4010 $0 lailahisklia& Tel A a is IN - kw 5 Do. II 7 par a. tin MI all 11,710 10 Do. 0 - 8,016 111 Mom* Lad MI 111 114 .- 1.000 10 .• 1 Wanda Tel (L) all - - - •0,000 84. 009.140.00Ln5 &30ardt. all - - - 11.000, 16 Do. Pref. 74 par cant all ai sti - 10029251 lit. Crystal Palace - 100,8201 84. De. rreference 2600001 84. Do.llp. et. Pap. Deb ll6 US 101 1071 60,0001 11 Eardlndlalrrlo.a Canal 1 I den Om - 100.000 , 84. Ilectrie Talsgrepli - 7,199 Do. New 00: II 70,040 II Dm. and At* Cop. 10.000 16 Gan. Ream Nati/Sloe 14 ... 130,000 1 Grist Ship (U1111144_). al I I -. 100, 1 Do. in per mist. ririL all 1 -•• 12,000, 6 Leo. District Tel (L) 34 - duels ... 60,000' MI London Mama (1.1 - II - - as - 100.0001 4 Is.Gan. thinalbee Co. MI 1 1 - 60,0001 10 Madras brigs. a 00001 1 11 11 pa - 80,000, le ModhansamenketTeL all - - - 12,000 10 Mariner. ns. Tel. (Um.) 1111 66 1 4 - MAO IS Nailer' Dimon* 00 8 1# #as - 0,000 11 Netoad46oaelatres(L) II 11 11 as - 11,R1 10 Netimearada load . - all - - - *llOll 5 D. Ip. a.,la. at 1 1110. an 1 1 - 1,714 ISO N.Bevisa.lll/I.lleot. Ld. el ... - - 630,0010 IN. *ft Amasisdas all 1 1 - 1 . Om - 60,000 1 Do. "New Mune' - lie iMs par - 000 40,000 19 12.114 a. (Ural- 151 $4 410 -000.000 U. Peel attar lead di Mb. 111 47 60 - 10.000 60 Peals. *dad s& Seam all 71 71 71 1 10.000 10 D. New l6 Ul2 pm - 40,000 10 lad 1110 a 110 d. Tat 41 10.111 50 •a. teelet e rla. arr fa 18 1 81 1n an 17 19 10, IS Do. New ell 5 5 - 16,000 100 Royal Mill Stamm - 200.000 St. Scottlab Awn. Istalm ISO 115 130 - 100 C 26 South Artnina lend an 82 54 - MOM 1 Submarine TM. Owip - 160.000 1 De. do. led./mad di - 11,600 10 Do. do. a 1 7 - *Me 25 Trust a Le. Co. nit Cam- I -• ''' a l 10.000 100 Tao lisman's Load. MONEY MARKE7.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. Business in the Stock Exchange remain;ll;ited, and prima are mostly quoted the same as on Satur day. British railway stocks, however, are firm. Consols opened this morning at 911 to 92 for the account, and have experienced no alteration up to the present hour. For money the price is 914 exactly. Consols arc officially marked 91g, I, }, and I for money, and 92 and 911 for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 240, 239, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91#, #, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, j, I ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, #, 100 ; ditto, for ac count, 1001, # ; ditto Scrip, 1001, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 95k; ditto 1859, 95, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 175., 225. dis. ; Exche quer Bills, 7a. dis. The scrip of the New Indian LOllll has agaiu de clined, the present price being 1001 to t. No transactions are marked in Commercial Bank shams, and the dealers refuse to make a quotation. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 10c., but receded to 68, being fully 2 per cent. lower than ou Saturday. The tranactions in foreign stocks have been moderate, but firmness generally prevails. Turkish Six per Cents. of 1854 advanced to 691 to 701, and those of 1858 to 55,1 to 56 The official business report isaa follows :—Greek, 10, 9 ; Mexican Three per Cents., foraccount, 24, 2, 24 ; Now Granada Deferred, 51 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 44 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 812 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 482 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 402 ; ditto, for account, 40,1 ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 62 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 70, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 552, uli , 05} ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 581. Foils o'CLoci. Consols are quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 94 to 92 for the aceouut, showing no change com pared with the prices current at 2 o'clock. Numerous small failures in the Greek and Levant trades are announced. The following is a list of them :-1. Mr. G. P. Zolas, of Man chester. 2. Mr. S. M. Mavrogordato, of Man cheater. 3. Messrs. A. M. Copchili and Co., of Manchester. 4. Messrs. Lutrari and Co., of London. 5. Messrs. F. Whitten and Co., of Lon don. 0. Messrs. Armstrong, Pelton and Co., of London. The bills of Messrs. Henry Lenox and Co., of Liverpool, have also gone back. The lia bilities of Mr. S. Mavrogordato are estimated at 40,0001., and it is believed that his assets will ultimately yield double that amount. The engagements of Messrs. Whittall and Co. may amount to 20,000/., and in this in stance also a considerable surplus is promised. In each of the other cases alluded to it is thought that the liabilities will range from 10,000!. 20.0001. They are all reckoned respectable houses, with limited transactions. Messrs. Armstrong, Pelton, and Co. have very recently embarked in the Levant fruit trade. The Australasian, which sailed on Saturday for New York, took only 11,000/. iu specie. 10,0001. in silver has been shipped fur the West Indies by the Tasmanian. The latest quotation of exchange received from New York is 106}. The fall in the New York stock market has been partly caused by sales for account of English specu lators who had bought at the lower prices pre viously current. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was not lower , but the sales did not exceed 5,000 bales. The Spinish Financial Commission aiiiiounee the delivery of the bonds and coupon sheets for to morrow and Wednesday next. Patent slips for repairing ships of all sizes and men-of-war are forthwith to be erected at Lisbon. The concession has just been made to Mr. Thomas White, of Portsmouth, and some Portuguese capi talists, who are making all the arrangements neces sary for the commencement of the work. The Directors of the Brighton Hotel Company (Limited), whose prospectus is now in circulation, announce that, having obtained from the govern ment a contract of sale of the freehold land now occupied for the battery and premises in the King's Road, they will proceed to carry into effect with expedition the object for which the company was established, namely, the erection of a capacious and elegant hotel of the first clam. The Wynaud and Ocean Mail have arrived from China with 754,100 lbs. of tea and 4,283 bales (4 silk. SATURDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 tot for the 7th of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 91; to 92. For money the last price was 91; to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I ; ditto for account (March 7), 92; ; Three per bents . Reduced, 911, ; ; New Th ree per Cents., 911, ; ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 16 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Stock, 230, 222 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, I, ; ; ditto scrip, 1001, ; Five per Cent. "en faced" rupee Paper, 91 1. The 5 per cent. rupee paper was quoted 94; to ; the 5} per cent., 100; to 1014 • and Exchequer Bifis 6a. to 2s. dia., being la. to 28. lower than yes, terday. Bank Stock continues in demand for the invest ment of trust funds, and has risen to 238 to 240. The transaction. in the Foreign Stock market were upon a moderate scale. Mexican Bonds were rather weaker, and left oft at 24 Ito g. The Spanish Coupon Certificates continue to meet with inquiry, and closed at 6g to I. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was last quoted 69 . to 70, being dull, and that of 1868, 154 to 3 (after being marked &61), showing a decline of per cent. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called fur the 18th March. Bank of Egypt shams were more inquired for to-day, whilst London and County Bank were rather more offered. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. 21,042 I 23,447 71,100 1,67 V 1,667 1,4410 B°. ??± "'Y . !! I 63.434 !Mock no hand this day....cant Delivery lad week. Ditto from in June Arrival twit week . !Attu trial Ict dune Price Y.C. per cwt. tl6 day ta.t Frl4..iy 647 161 90,079 96.007 62g. 6d. &la 1.0. 645. &1. 61s. %I. _ • 572 107,40 • 60s. U.I. Wk. 3d. Arrival for the week ending ►eb. 27 last year, eat mks. and delivery 1.101 casks The arrival last week comprised eta from Petersleirc . and 105 from other places—total, 17t mks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about the same as on Monday last. Trade is slow, but the prices are not much altered. There are more Awl), and the demand is smaller. On the average, trade is not so good, and a clearance cannot be effected. Calves are selling aeon Thursday. From Ger many and Holland there are 520 beasts, 2,000 sheep, an 4 130 calves ; Spain, 131 beasts ; Scotland, 130 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,000 ; Ireland, 200 ; and 100 from the northern and midland counties. The closing quotations for Aare' in new under takings to-day were as follow :--Ocean Marine In surance, 24 to I prem., ex int. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 5-16 to 1 1-16 prem.; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, to clis. ; India Cotton, par to prem. ; East India and London Shipping, par to prem. ; and Central American Piers, * to 1 prem. Per stone of 8113 s. s, d. s. d Best ffrotn, Nereids. 4 8 6 Heat Short-borne ♦ 0 4 Recood quid. beasts 3 ff 4 Calves Pip Beat Das& Illf.breds 5 8 8 Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d BestDnak Hf-bas Sh— Beet Lone.won:s 5 4 5 0 Do. do. shone — twos second qua 4 4 5 0 Lambs sep and lambs. 19,150 Calm. 1112#1118.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The advance in East Caradon mining shares is well maintained, and transactions have taken place to-day at 15. Margaret (Uny Lelant) have also been dealt in at 52, and South Wheal Frances at 183 and 185. Shares in the undermentioned mines have likewise changed hands today, :—Wheal Union, Great South Tolgus, West Caradon, Wheal Apr, St. Ives Consols, and East Wheal Russell. A fresh advance has taken place to-day in the shares of the St. John del Rey Mining Com pany. Transactions are reported at 32, 324, and 32. Kapunda are marked 2f, and North Rhine (South Australia), The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited), have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, January :—Produce for December, 41:1,202 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 9,0631.: profit for ditto, 8 1 0931. Produce, nine days of January, 9,917 oitavas. At Dolooath mine meeting on the 11th hut. the account' showed a credit balance of 3,669 f. tl. l Id. A 4indend of 3,E100;; 147 Np. 340. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Pattenden and Smith report a slow but steady demand for all tine new and yearling hops at late prices for consumption, bet owing to the agitation going on as to hop duty and the high rate of discounts, they find but little doing on speculation. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helloe, 2h. ; Walls Eat Eden Main. 203.6 d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 20m. ; Walls End Ed lingworth Hest, Ws. 6.1.; Walls End Eden, 20s. }d.; Walla End Hadley, Ws. 6d. ; Low littrbleirn, 15a. ; Haswell this, 14s. 6d. ; Tsafield Moor Butes, 16s. 3d. ; Pease's West, Ills. ; Bebside Hartley, 17s. ; David son's Hartley, 17s. ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. ; Howard's Hartley, 17s. —Ships at market, D. I); Imola I Maori. fi.Wilpare.l 111Mbiliffordshire.... 11011 . 11idt Mew Pref. ,Lls}p.at.. D. I p. et. Yrs{ Meek L Dewed Ilse{ fi p. Lim ( Aa. &Lai) De. ( l eer eel{ De. 4 pee mak IL Wales per D peo. { p. seal. o. al en{ I. Yorkshire {p. rek Ifteek.tDornosileal*k Do. do. lip De. do. Cip.e Water.* IL Wompllp.e W. aki—uxi.largesek Do. do. Thd is De. Newp. 6 p. et. Prod De.experp. G p.ct. pre{ IFOPJLION SAsiwArs. quote's* 4117 laidowiest IDoblaalllesatlwa 1= 1 j greAamenii.: plum: Mao a MAL (!sgrisimielaa 'Doi* Ilissialk 'sole et Imam larlia gas. p a os. Osaka of trance Oft. laimalig. Caleb 8/ J• 8811881 take Onsiones A /up Uwe 884 Tarnhost Aml o iels 118m41188. s t ri liV T • Do.sitz.urrL : I P U ft si 61 '-- lb — . iiiii - aftirei_. " 'Nerweglsa trunk net Pads. Lyme, awn/MK Tads sod Onion Aeons arl & Froadsoo (riliumbeEt& • VP gia& Imo re& • • '• • • ItoyolDwodlik . Do. por &lON. NM Now Do p.r .rot Prot 7 wet &Mutt Vouellait Danboro of Yrostoo..— Wool Ilandora Do. 14 p.r coot. het We.t.iJ. W . et Farm Woolen of Arida . qt Al• 1. . 1 dis 4 0 1 ill 6 41 :27 I iiio - ersi; ,-, --- . - 1 tOWGN lOATIOXS. N 71 . l7 7 i s 1* 50 S7l I$ P 9 86 87 55 $7 a 21 die 9/. per Awe (3,2221.) was declared, leaving 417 9,. Ild. to the next account. Greati.indor;lfine on the 15th instant made a call of '.3. _per share. The Wheal Grenville accounts, presented at the meetior on the 14th inst. ' showed a credit balance of 1571. Is. 3d. ; awl a bal ance of liabilities over suet, of 2,310/. 19s. 11d. A all of 9a. _par share was made. At North Usmy Mine (adjourned) meeting, so the 14th inst., the accounts showed available assets amounting to 906 f. _ Tito West Wheal &ton accounts presented at the meet ing on the 12th inst., showed a credit balance of 4,772/. 12e. 4d. The profit on the two months' working was 3.9/Ct/. 4s. A dividend of 101. per share (4,000 W.) was declared, leaving 7721. 1%. 4d. to the next account. At Trovenen sod Tremenherre Mine meeting, on the Eith inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,0911. A call of 4s. per share was made. The Keswick Mine sold on the Bth instant 24 tows of lead ore at 13/. 51. 6d. prr ton. The Deep Level Mine sold, on the 14th instant, 20 tons of lead ore, at 121. 3s. per ton ; the Holy well Level 12 tons. at 161. tis. tid. per tun ; the Brynfwd Hai 16 tons, at 141. 4s. per ton ; the Herward United 2.1 tons, at 121. 10s. per too ; the Speedwell 13 tons, at 131. 13s. Gd. per ton ; t h e c eeet ht 241 toes, at 14/. 2a per too ; the Abenlovey 43 touts, at 131. 15s. 6d. per too ; the Talacre 3 tons, at 131. 18w Gd per too ; and the We of Man /dining Company 100 tows, at 211. 9s. per ton. At Redruth, on the 28th lost., 2,883 tons will be offered for sale, viz.:-Great Wheal Busy, 505 tons—United Mines, 457—South Cansdon, 445—Fowey Consols, 3.lB—West Damsel, 40—South Crionis, 160—New Treleigh, 140— L'raddock Moor, 130—North Grambler, 119--Gonemens, 78 -:ambler and St. Autism, 64—Urewt Crinnis, 55—Creeg browse, 16—East Wheal Tolgus, 16—North Busy, 15—and Folinouth and Sporris, 15 tone. From Fowey and Parr United (Feb. 13) Captain Tredin nick writes :—" The lode in the end driving east of Palmer's shaft is 2i feet wide. producing good work for tin. We are raising enough work from this end to keep on 8 heads stamping by day ; the bucks are still in reserve. There is a quantity of water coming out of the crosscut cortb. No doubt we are getting near the lode. I put 2 men last week to open on a north lode , named Harvey's lode ;on plan the lode is about (d foot wide. We tried some of the work, it made a splendid van for tin. We intend putting down a shaft on this lode as fast as possible. This lode will give over .10 fathoms of backs from edit level." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather since Friday last has been somewhat change able, sometimes cold, and at others mild. Rain has fallen to a slight extent, but upon the whole the weather has been f►vourable to agricultural operations. The wind to-day is fresh and from the 1. E. The supply to this market for the past week was limited of English wheat and barley, both per ship and rail. Flour rather more liberal. Malt, a good supply, but cats, beans, and peas very contracted. Scotch oats, hardly any arrived ; hot barley a liberal quantity. One cargo of Irish oats only. The foreign supply of wheat continues short at present, Dearly all Mediterranean, Black Sea, and Baltic. Barley very moderate. Mediterranean, Black Sea, and Danish. Date limited, from Denmark, Sweden, Holland, and the Black Sea. Flour, hardly any, no American having arrived during the week. The condition of the English Wheat fresh up this morning is mostly very inferior, nod for which there us a very slow sale. The better descriptions move off steadily at the prices of this day week. Foreign wheat firm at fiat day's quotations, and a fair amount of business doing. MALTING BARLEY inquired for, and full prices obtained other sorts not so good a trade. Oam.-A few fresh up, and sold immediately at the full rates of last Monday. Buyers in want of further fresh sup plies, their stocks getting very low. BEANS and winter PEAS a very slow sale. Croy peas more lively, at full quotations. FLOCS tads firm, and quotations of this day week an maintained. A fair business doing in American barrels. FLOATCCG Groaned.-Not quite so much doing as of late, but previous prices well supported. WHEAL-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 403. to 58s. ; ditto, fine old, 65e. to 68e.; ditto red, new, 375. to 545.; ditto, fine, old, 625. to 634. ; Norfolk, Lc., fine, old, las. to 675.; red, new, 46a. to 575. Foreign : Dantsic, 641. to 675. ; the, 74.. to 765. ; Konigsberg, 59.. to 625. ; ditto, extra, 655. to 72..; Rostock, 64.. to 675. ; fine, old, 68s. to 71a.; American white, 625. to 67a. ; ditto red, 60s. to ; Canadian, 565. to 665. Baatar. -English malting, 43a. to 475. ; fine, 485.; grinding, 30a. to 32a ; and distilling, 325. to 335. per qr. ; forap grinding, 295. to 335.; ditto distilling, 31.. to 385.; malting. 41s. to 444. MALT.-English, Ease: and Norfolk, 60a. to 62a. ; fine, 665. to 685.; Kingston and town made, 635. to 70a.; fine, 7 . 0 e. to 72a.; brown, time, 565. to 595. °Am-English feed, xis. 01. to 26e. Od. ; potato, 26e. to 30s. ; foreign, 225. (Id. to 26.. Baum- Eng lish tick, 31s. to 365. ; harrow, 355. to 395. pigeon, 35.. to 395. ; foreign, Mangan, 265. to 2 25. ; tick, ; 38s. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 39a. to 465. ; Egyptian, 36e. to 38. t. peas.—Englisb boilers, 40s. to 445.: white and blue, 40a. to 445. • maple, 42.. to 445.; grey, 365. to 40s; foreign, 425. to kis. irLiiwit:Eoglish town, JON. to 545. ; ditto fine, 56.. to 571. ; country, 41/. to 455. ; how/shoal, --e. to —s. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 39.. to 40s. ; French, 46.. to 50s. per sack ; American. 30s. to Ms. ; Canadian, 31s. to 331. ; ltpaniah, 461. to 501. AERIVALB INTO LONDON TROY TED. 11 TO FEB. 1R Barlcy. Malt. Oats. ors. 4irs. qrs. English .. ___ 1443 18100 295 Irish .... ... 7$ I 10 1381 , Foreign .. MO MO .... 12494 ' 1991 1 . 1 Z. C. Rail ' ton 1349 olts min tea ! 144 I .. ' 111502 04. N. Rail 511 121 ; 8612 2470 64 I IS I .. , 2523 S. 11. Rail. 20 65 ! 277 130 86 ! 104 I .. 1 402 Exported ; —We, 78 4ira : beans, 10: peas, 10; dour, 177 c 4414. Cosatwise. "Mag. qrs. I 14130 Beanall'cul Flour um qrs. Ws locks. 101 194 .. I 1471 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The following public sake are advertised fur to-morrow : Sugar: Mids. Wed India, 1,500 bags Mauritius, 2,300 hags Madras. Coffee : 300 casks Ceylon, and 3,000 packets Mysore. Bice-2,000 hogs Bengal. The private contract markets have been quiet since, ex cept in Havannah sugar, which has been bought at previous rates. Coffee and tea s teady, but no sales of iinpurtaniss reported. Saltpetre rather more inquired for at the date reduction. Markets generally have a dull appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town Tallow is quoted 58s. net mob ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, MN. 91. ; February to March, Ms. 6d.; Mardi, 605.; April to June, 5118. to Sts. 6d. July to September, 565. fist .; oMober to De cember, A.. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. mvaeggesna, Tim 101.—The market mullet!, at the opening. Met became weaker as the morning went ou, and did not rally. Birkenhead si:—Ear.tem Counties, 10—Great Western, yos—. (treat Western of Canada, 111 Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1133 London and North Western, 100—Manchester, ithateld„ and Lincolisahlre, Mt—Ditto Of. ',paid up , 7.16 p.—Ditto date lot „ 1321—North Pastern: Berwick Capital stock. 102 t—floirth Eastern, 25 13.10. BIRMISOMAX., PIB. Id.—The only transaction in local stocks to-day was to Birmingham Waterworks, at 38 : South stafforris were buyers, at 111 , Midland, at 1321: and London and North Western, at 100: Birmingham Guaranteed stock changed hands at 77. ISM, Fig. It—Doren. 86{—Midlands, 12:1-11011 and aelny Eurellut,i qt.—North Weatern pr a t ., 151-1 b , I.lo}—North Eastern, Lauda, asi Z i --Great Northern A, 10.:.-1orart. etth'