The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S Bingen. Niel Brim Sid*" at Guild adef Jetties Oman= sad • Special Jury.) us 200aal _Gina) 0, Ell= an of T bi e mee the iffh day of the he of this co* and u ma wish of the adduce dosed yesterday the ft's pro e~rdlwspwere masa to the speechesel 1116/114Id counsel muldeff Its maw lemma anneal appealed as on the preceding i t. Ruglike said R had bees arranged between him and E, Lab with a view to a mariner at tins*, that he address them for both Mr. Burke and Mr. It would be accessary, however, that bathos/4 mil Net pointedly to the origin of the company, a d du to the wallop they would have to decide. not to suppose that they had needy to der tom m a r6ll the questioa whether earthis parts of the prol amine me oorreot sr inaccurate, or to scan it like Engel dommest, to see if there was ambiguous language • in act, bat the question, *ad the oily wade's, g is whither Mr. Beams and Mr. Burke, or say el the odim efealude, issued the prospectus of the fed ZaV vilk false dolmens, known by them to be false, and hetw purpose of isdneing the public to subscribe for yte *mu Lcid Cbiat Jnetkm—Knows to be false, or sot be aded to be true. • weideks—Yes, as inesetional fraudulent IliatiOlllB6 Si Si Lind add Jestio•—•l4 that might be dam by a Ma shift se • matter of belle that which he does not thew to lie tem ▪ Bersithe said he ventured to mil the attendee of li e feel meat partionlady to the date of the prauesies is themight tike it that the primped= was beginning of July, in 1862, and th ey bad le Make what was the MU of kuwledge and what wee No date of belief of Mr. Emu and Mr. Berke at the gme they bawl the pecepectui to the public. The leaned moo d for the plaintiff, openieg the me, saggeseed that „ a there was no tram there RIM errors in the whteh bed Induced the plaintiff to tare oat that be so he was entitled to remind hie emitml= Mem leak the enemy he bad paid. There wen not the ^Mist feemilatios for that motentdoe. Now, bow had the nee tem coodasted Not only had tbelr time hem crempled with what occurred before and slier the thee do prospectus was heed to the public, but extmediet over 111901 inlespent years, for the purpose of thowing that pi pathless who put forward the mommehas la ISM eau by their mast is 1853 and 1864, th ey eg aa j a . eialsants pot forward is 1862, sad that they bow they rues him He asked their mum attention to the eclat' d die sempuiy the way in which it was got up, Bad the lad al those vie got It up that the eommaniaatke were Me as if the harms in which it wee conveyed was so mm g eou The learned counsel for the plaintiff, is mew leg the me, was obliged to admit that he could D ot put It before therq that this was a bubble um mat ilk diferloolll to Mr. Wood, the broker, who sat be. hied h ( m who was se t: re e g reat agent for the company, and who bow sad wu we ll aware that a mem bee me cm mom lik to result is profit to wee Ia main it, bad never appeared be fore pu than this undertaking. The lemma cooed thee minutely analysed and reviewed the etrfilense with mad to the origin of the company, the hmestien of the cushy, end the Freaco-Serbs commicies, beats, deem riven, &a, bathes the prospectus we men dishei—that the Husgarleas of distiootion aid MEWS** lad prembed to largely for shares—that .the PuseeStrbe Company had pleaded their traffic is m i l erda ha, which would have glum a profit, and the ending of the Mass which were capable of extend= he as mecum extent. With regard to Mr. Duaa's espert oo l mso t tru ce & fathr tg meatation of his opinion founded= ge to him, omitting an immense meat el detail with taped to the beet mode of working dm elm which ma of no use or benefit to the midi.. He sketed the alteratices suggested by Mr. Smith, and it ill Id =VI a ft er he bad quarrelled with Mr. Smith is the Dembra follow's( that he took exception to its terms. Was New say doubt, he asked, after they had Mud the I ' mim e o ef Mr. Wood, elucidated by that of Mr. Mums. BLUM and Mr. Smith, that he was perfectly aegaimat of daytime relating to the module/day, and that ha bad am to do with the drawing up of the prospectus and the hemp is which it should be coached than any Mr ma who had f had to do with it ? Mr. Kearns sad Mr. Baths did set see the proved= until it was is peed. Perhaps Mr. Moore never read the per memo with say peat case, but if be had did they think that a gentleman of hie duration and intelligence could bps sapped that the conosision of a badness which, elk aln inmost of capital, aid if proptely warted it was rep mated would probably pay It or M, and even mere, per mt., was going totunderred to the em pty to seththg Weil then, if that were so, was it an urematie thi g for payout* to suppose that of the total awed el 210.0004 capital, clubfeet only 180.0004 re sided le be Wetted, that the difference of 70,0004 wee to le thepeteleme mosey in paid up ahem for the omendons le thorium/ere A prospectus, he reminded them, was sot a hpillsement, bat merely a circular sent Tooled for foram te asks tulle Riptides lute that into which they were sheet isemhark their messy but the plainti ff had yeah mileam la Mr. Wood, kis b;oher that be never troubled kis head about making them. 114 real object of a pro- ROAM OMB !only to give the pablio a general outline of tie miertelms, width the public could investigate if they thee*it al the aloud the company, or on the permit eta than at the register office. And If the plaintiff bad liceettat he would have found (as the prospectus dearly showed) that there was a deed rendered in the shape of Midis d messisties before the prospectus was timed, yid* num fell explenatiou of the amemions sad what • te be paid far them, as well as the whole history of the amuny. What they had to decide was whether the dlefiseals bed inteatiordly published that which they believed ad to be Me he the purpose of . galling the public in ideas this to sem into a weseern which , if the direstore bed bed capital sough, they would have gladly kept to themeless, or la the bona tide belief that it was a hie repesentatioo. And in coming to their verdict be asked them to consider how the man who literally drew the prospectus (Mr. Wood) could now eons before them and state that everything was false when held placed before him at the time the prospectus was 1114er eseddiestion the tallest information upon the ecipet, notwithstanding it was substantially the lure= who Mee 1862 had been dieseling these proceedings. He vie Ma the tether of the company, bat he was sow its breaker up, for every coalidential eumenkation that had pried Musa the directors had been used to the utmost m Vlialicg these charges against the defendant& The &Up *Mad Mr. Kearns of " rigging" the market me Mut* dinned by him, and, bat for the alleged arrange meats Imre., Mr. Robinsoo aid Mr.. Kearns (the which, however, the latter bed no wee to any eat), coming to t at knowledge of the Stott whecassidend they had been injured by the arrangement with the dialer', this crop of actions would never have law brought, and the Anglo-Danubian Company would hue Ma one of the most nourishing companies in Leeks. Mr. Kearns and Mr. Wood were at Ilane the point, and the result Ina that Mr. W aldwho had never withdrawn his name from the ) but for that misundentaodiag would not 'seated the plaintiff, and the sine other+. in as many Mims who had brought them, nominally for th e retain of thei r d e p os it s b u t re ally to show-up Mr. Rem sad the others, and prevent the company from main Ito ex istenoe. The learned maned then refund to the Chumwj k. ,,, w eremediage, and allotted to the prominent pukka ore of the shareholder& occupied is reference to the cumeition party, and who had published a pamphlet umehibig, as stated by Mr. Burke in his evidence', a peat wale She statements, when he was interrupted by Mr. Welker, who said be had been subpoenaed by the asiadasts bat bad cot been ogled, and he wished to give "" 'ululation. He ought sot to be subjected to the etiderse et the learned monad without being Ord beard. Tie lard Chief Justice said he most wart till his next P si *" was published. (Laughter.) The rules of the Nut did sot allow him to he baud- Reeelaire said it was suggested by the defendants um the natter should be referred to an arbitrator, bat the deelieed. It was then proposed that ooe aotion a ___,"wwllidssidle the others • and as every ease rested on dif- Ba 'me Punk it was bah reasonable that the defendants *WI Woes which case should be tried. With regard to fa stureekon . money Mesas. Kearos and Burke had fora ger their shares, and the others had consented to take war 5 .0004, I,sofil ' in sash and the remainder in paid-up ohm& The CAM was proceeding when our report left.] COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Milan the Judge Ordisary and a Special Jury). istscsorr v. nstrcitorr a>tn RUNITZT. 114 irtresdiogs in this case were resumed this morning the who inatiom of a witness named Thomas alter, who hr w on examined oa the previous °venire' the petitioner but who gave his evidence so 44140 4 that his lordship allowed Mr. Overend to cross azuniue him as so adverse witness/. He now said that, no twithstanding his evidesee in this eoart last year against In. Baacroll's application for a judicial esiterstift he , d 411 . _ to her is N ovem b er b u t exprme tztg his mime/ at Mot riven *vid e oe, and that all he had then maid was " °Odom% wee to the offset that Mrs. Beserott -nww at his home, and was visited by the eo-respendest, sad %GS et one occasion be observed raspimons einem re6eek end obtained something like a confession of im itates" erode.* from Mrs. Bancroft. He now swore dis " „_ 4411 , that th e w h o l e o f t hi s s t a t ement was utterly false. glen said that he was told if lir. Baaaroft 7 0 2_ the day it would be a good thin fee him WWiaass, petitioner's solkdtee, bed told him that if be did not stick to what he had Mated WWI 110 *mild be committed for paltry ; bat his aim ...frigate wield mg l e t hi m , an d h a was sorry b e b e d sa y. thing to do with the ease at all. 'NIP Ordinary said that if *ties were den. the nee might we ll be sorry so have bad .aytbisg to do 1 • 11 , for if soy =a had essannited per*, be bad At court adj the au socelnaiou of the ease for the Yeefeksee the ra•d. The mongol in the case were—Nr. °vested, Mr. Coleridge, 4.C., sad Dr. Swabs, for the petitioner ; lioster r am e En s =le s ., sod Dr. Spisks foe the weapon dent ; sad Yr. Illeseley Hill far the oe respesdent. At the epode( at the court the leileviag barristers wee* celled within the her t—Mr. Webster, Sir Thomu Phillip', lir. 11111ened, Yr. Balser, and Mr. Harding, (Mud. TS! POLIOE 001711T8. (TELLS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY IfiRLDOROIJOH-STREST. Jason Brewer, at Na 30. 0..0.-dampt, Bt. Muth* beekseller, wam beet before Mr. Knox on • warrant &stied with unla wfu lly and scandalously selling obscene Pbe ir tt M ladrneted by Kr. Ellim, of the Arm of Ellis and onuali n o lie iv y tad on the part of the of l =C s , "a Haaaant, the maperiatendent of the 0 divides, being aim I. atamadasse. Hr. Poland, in oag the awe, maid 0 was a awe of selling prints of • diegraoeful character. A quantity of petite bed bees seised at the princess's place as • former occasion. The Oommiasioaen of Police thought this • came where the poisoner ought to bm led at the manioca. The 'video°, barb. haw read over, Hr. Knox asked the whether be wished to say an3rthiw He was not to lay anything, but be would be Wlcted for the misd ▪ em emeanour sad for having indecent prints in his pos. _ _ . The prisoner add trhoial. had nothing to ray. Morehead he WORSkITZSI'REBT. aeon ANBAULT UPON Merry Dam, a powerful sad determined-looking man, was charged with beteg 001.0111fNi is the followieg onslaught es two erestablee in the of Dash Masa. (Sergeant Gillett, 20 a Oneida, whom tau in every pare was frightfully die:aimed. and who manifestly entered the witness box with diMoulty, dmaceed : tile hours at Divine morales ma the morn iDegmbJ the 6th Mt. I and Serpent Pmehase were atdzl and wear ma a m plice uniform in Old Nichol-street , se tela. The and several other mem were there swearing and • great disturbance. We knew them to be meLb si e ma d l ehanaters, and revisited them to go away. Primmer shook me with his AA in the far*, end from that Now wee usable tow for nearly a week. I I staggered, bet did act quite fall. I was afterwards knocked down, kisied beneath the right eye and behind the left ear. Directly I recovered my fest I was struck down again, sot by the &bee certainly. I rewired at least half-a-doses Cry e hlows and kicks as the bead and others on eery part of my body ; indeed 1 bed a most terrible sod cruel beating. I was at leegth taken into a I house and bathed with warm water. Inmsined in an unconscious state for ten minutes. Sergeant Purchase was I struck at by the prisoner. I have been confined to my bed eight dye and am still unfit for duty. Smear* Petrahm corroborated the above iridium, sad spoke to the attack upon himself, during which he deposed to some of the mandrels having palled out his whinicses sad the hair from his heed by handfuls. The street when the outrage occurred is (he added) not *sly the worst in the neighbourhood, but the worst in the world. Lest night I took prisoner into custody for as saulting us —he was playing at said. is a publichouss close by the spot, and he said, Half a quid (a ludf-eoyereign) or • whole ac, will serve you better than prosecuting me." Mr. Profit Dukes, servos, spoke to the condition of the pehaseweelable—both were under his care, they bad been redly ill-usai, but Gillett by far the worst—probably from the tact of Purchase being a muck heavier and stronger . . . . — Piisooor &gored that ha was drunk at the time—lndeed, that ha had not been quite sober for the last month : he was ammo Lasso who ill-seed the polio% bet took no share In it. GREENWICH. TIMMS ♦ nmoctous DOO. Fraliars Jfernerel, of filaughter's-rents, Bed Greenwich, =Wle as adjeuened summons, before Mr. Traill, I* Ireseriecly permitting a ferocious dole to be at brie ealwassied, whereby Imam Parkin bad been severely biteee. . . - . — Pollee-conetabie Anderson, 263 R, who, It will be remora bend, manspooolv killed a rabid dog at Greenwich, and whimitdeg caused the death of • bon from hydrophobia, said that sir weeks prior to the eomplainant being bitten, he sailed upoo the defendant and warned him against allowing the dog to be at liberty unmouled, it having bitten another person who made aonaplaiet at the station. The defendant, in &sewer to the magistrate, declared the dog was • quiet, barmier animal. and amoriated for the complainent being bikes by saying that be had come with his knife already opened for the purpose of killing R. (Langhter.) He had, however, duce sent the dog away from the neighbourhood. The emnplainaat bore said that he &Mold not feel 'Waled unlade be knew that the dog hod lima killed. Mr. Trail! said it was astonishing to fled the ignoramus that prevailed among people aa to the neoseeity of a dog that had bitten any person being killed in order to insure against , the person so injured being baud with hydrophobia, or Walnut. If the dog was not in a rabid orate et the time of biting the complainant there was no fear tolls apprehended of any such reenle, an therefore, no neesmity why it should be lililed. In hie (Mr. Valli's) opinion it would be more satis factory thatthe said complainant should be enabled to ascer tain beyond all doubt whether or not the dog was rabid by its being allowed to live, because, it be would always be is fear that the animal might have been in a rabid state. The defendant, having been cautioned, had no right to allow snob a dog at large anmuzsled, and he should now order him to pay • line of I.oa. and costa, with the caution that in any future similar complaint the highest penalty would be &area CANDRIDOII lINIVIRSITY Naw MUSEUMS AND Leeman Roown.—Thle building, which has bees erected from the designs of Mr. Anthoey Balvis, F.S.A., is nearly completed ; the professors are removing their swamies sod apparatus into their respeolivo lecture-moms. The I building is substantial, and has good architectural character without being excessively ornate ; indeed, the limited foods , at the disposal of the architect precasted hint from rode'. i iag in lolly, sethetioal flights of fancy.—Catetbruke lade- ; pendent. Pus rata CARDINAL WISINAN.—We nnderstand ! that his Maisano' Cardinal Wiseman, the painful Dews of whore denser after a wasting illaer hes been received with =regret, has been suffering for about 12 years from In 1860. whilst is Rome, he suffered severely from carbuncle. His last illnees was erysipelas of the head and face, whit* came on about three weeks ago. It was followed by • carbuncle on the scalp, tea days back. He gradually sank, exhausted by this accumulation of mala dia..—Laned. Joax DAY.—John Day's operation on his eyes was performed on Wednesday last at hie temporary lodg lap in Albernarieetreet, by Dr. Bowman, of Clifford street, maisted by Dr. Stonnoods, of Oxford. The opera thee, which was performed under the Influence of chloro form, was «refined in the first instance to one eye. and was perfectly soaciesdol, as far as the physicians could judge. The inquiries rd his friends as to his cooditias have been very numerous, and, from his having maw than 100 horses soder his charge, including the Duke, the third favourite for the Derby, the public will be glad to learn the bulletin which I am able to nubile') about him.—" Argus," of the Poet. A Fox C•noar IN • CHURCH Towxx.—The Llangibby hounds have not had a better run for • ooe siderable tine than on Friday week. The meet was at Kenny's Craig, a famous haunt of "old reynard," as the uerghhountor farmers know to their cost, and soon • fox was found in Westwood, where he took • short ring ere he broke clover. Off he started acmes the Chepstow-road, near the Reck and Fountain, thews to Chapel Fenn, turned bark to Coed Wee, thence to Penyood Castle, from there to Llanmartin and Willcrick, thence to the Routewood, off to Langston.) churchyard, therms to- wards Wilton. over for Llaawern Station, on to Belden, back to Linea& Wood, over Llaawern-hill, through the Routs, back to Llaswere-boss. Three rings were reads rotted the house, when Betty, the eervsnt, shut the yard door. He avoided the outbuildings and got over the wall. down by Lianwern church, went to the South Wales Rail way, through Longditch Wood again, over Llanwern-hill, beck by Biabton Castle. through some cottagers' sardine to Biebtoa church, then down to the railway, and beak semis through Looeditch Wood, over Llanwerwhill amnia, and back to the railway, thence to the churchyard at Llamas into the church, up to the steps to the tower—the terriers nearly killing him before the key could be obtained to get in, thus finishing, in so Orange • place, a splendid run of three boars. The brash was promoted to • young lady who followed the limeade through the whole run.—York Herald. Tint NAPOLEONIC Inas.—France is to be covered with railways sod triaged with harbours, to enjoy • vast commerce and employ • growing mercantile marine, to be filled with an located people and to inflates)e by every means, except thought, all the nations of the world. Trentham' are to be iadinduaily as free as laws can make them, free to pleat, end so build, sod to grow rich, and to I deer lean) update everythieg whisk Mods to PhYrivri atom Is relieved ed sheekles, at liberty to do anything exempt runts with, or persuade, or comes, or influence other similar atoms. Indeed even orgesientiors is to he free, provided only it does not extend beyond the primary eall,—the isolated, powerless, though Mill living ceennum. Bat over ell higher orimahme. over petition, and as reLit n aad thought, the Emperor admits I that be must still eapreura, Praises Frame can have no life except la —the Emperor, the mingle 'site. . I tire, the sole executive, the unique legislator, and before . all the solitary freeman among thirty-five mafioso of men. He may not wish for this p osi tion ; ba ie known often le weary et his own monapely of pelitied life; but the sites . Moe he has created is still iintorable. He must still be I Cease Alguseres, and though he may have a higher idea, • I dream of some future condition of affairs is which • free r sovereign shell guide the destinies of a free state by WWl pees leaked of eserciem, still. se he soya, " • Utopia Is to , welfare what Illusion is to truth." Now Napoleon's Utopia is a perfected Cresuiers.—Spectator. WrENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1866. afIABH LlsT&,—(2'lll/3 DAL, Two o'CLoot. The railway market is rather firm to-day, although there are few transactions. Mstropollan stet& is in good request, and has advanced per cent. London and North-Western and South have also improved *. On the other hand Caledonian has declined 4 par cent. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 1201 to 1 ; Great Western, 794 to 80 ; Mid land, 1371 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkahire, e to 117 ; south Zsatens, 874 to 1; Groot Eastern, 461 to 47/ ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; London and South Western, 984 to 994 ; and Metropolitan, 1174 to 118, ex div., and ex new. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive, and prices unaltered. Dutch Rhenish, however, are inquired for. WIDIlftlY SIAIU AXD lITOOKL abdra.l RUMAT& Insa..WilLetsftratni. r is Z on = i imill Md.O. !Idiot !lad tzeier.... ii M N N llT•Wroals . 7 lOork sad Bearlas Do. ♦ j soda% end Da.lllp. Mudd tali Del4aaselkstasi __ ' Douidbd..ru Edinburgh =sad lii i = " lasiiiin Ord.illi. c. Do. I. Aag. SW. la. tient NUS al SNOW Groat Istiirts. DIA J A M p.O. no Dv. as- Do."' Wil le paid B Gt. Soma al Watt. Gro) Gnat Webers Do.Vaw VaL Do. Booth Woks Do. W. Xl4.—Od Do. DD BOvrti ler set Do. Do. 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Ion " 1555511551 j 10 Otago & Millamtbrmst. • Ottoman Plusadsl (I ) II Ottoman Or Malted 10 iPananaslit. IL Ilisma ( L ) 5 Da do. 101 Do. Nem .. IL ltly.lAndiMisi.(L)' 100 00 holnaoltur Is 0. Musa 50 Do. 40. Nara. 10 fi b, 1.., R. , IL(L 60 ei Iron law 10 aka. 011•. (1 ) *7OO II Inmairr • Mao digiO 16,000 lel .11,oya1 llslllermaa 200,0001. Bt. :tloot. Amara Invest. (L , 100,0000. 10. ' Do. do 00,000 60 9setth. LW, 000.(1 • 10,010 10 Son Finsa..llo•l44(l )1 10,000 No • Aldan M.Ol DI. IL' 10,000 50 Da. Mooed tram 11.10/ • lona Australian Land 260.0001. U. llitbmartiss Tdoingili ii.eoe si _ . ___ D tkoorel P amaa.jr •,‘ MUM 111 nummalasmos.ti4 12.600 10 TrusttAssometAun L. 60000 1111 .•L.Ow OM Oami•i 100,000 20 ,llallarlas of Ural 60,000 6 ;llnltsdlL. Tals..oo. 60,000 20 Trolvers. Matins Ins. 26,000 10 11=610660ThIAL20. 26,000 IA 10,000 10 Iran Dlasosn's land 110,000 60 Wfirrmit linanos(lAsi 60,000 50 WestingisisYself di L - a I I so so oa PREPISRENCE SHARKS. Great Wedern, etigisal Pretenses 41 . per Midland 4; per rest. Preference Pretenses __ rim FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Belgian Eastern Joanne, 14 Dan M k ental+ (161. paid). 2 Sambre sad Mean (all paid), f. Tun sad Savona (all paid), ill ad. PROVINCIAL SHARE YARN= Omit -parasite., FM. 17.--leices Woe been rather firmer, With a fair Monies. sftafedende Lon, 57 -Great livaters, 47 4Oreat Luxembourg 17.4 4-Great Northern A. 1474 4 8-Gnat Western. 74-11lnola °antral, 52i-Lanoulare ma Totally*, 1161 a - London and North Wntent. 1104-Manchester, IthelMeld, and Lincolnshire, 594 I-Ditto New 5 per cent. pret, 9 lila-. Metropolitan, 117 l-Ditto New Ertension 246 p.-Mld/surd. 1374 I-Sooth Eastern, Of 7 4 4—Maywood, ll ~ S., sad Ce., 4 p. -London and Caledonian Marine, 7-15 p. [arra/wt. Pm 17.-84 es to-dey :.--Great madera, 47- g:ode's and North Western, 120/ I -Mamboing Sheilleld, and Lincointhite. NI-Midland, 127-South Eastern, 2111 74- Dutch Rhenish, 54--Great Lmemboog, 115.16 4 7-IS 4-Con federate Loan, 564-Eastern Exchange Stank (Liailbed), 111-16 4.-Liverpool !lamella Meociation, 7-16 4.-Mereestlle sad Ex chops Bank (Limited), 21 d. -North Western link (hatted), 84 p.-Empire Marine, 4 p.-Llverpool and loud= and Globe, 105 p.-Merconttle Marine illralted), 6-16 4 d.-Quon hissoace, 9-16 p.-Brithh and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, 65-11ritish Ship owners, 1 d.-Mersey Steil and Iron Company, 145 p.-National Steam (Limited), 74 4 4 d. BISXIDORAE, Pis. 17.-71te markets were a little goer to day, bat very little business was done. Great Western West Mid land Oxford Second Guaranteed Stock sold at 12 : Canal were quoted 914, oilers ; British and Porerg=Z Plant, Ito le pone.. hinningbam Financial, to 1 prem. . Birmingham 1/1 Ore Insurance, 4 to 4 prem.. bleboplitan Railway (holey" and Wagon. 12 to ill Ditto Mooed Issue, 2 to SI pee; Third ham We 14 press. : Patent Nat and Boa, 14 prem ex new . and Ditto New, 1 prim, buyers. Donne. Mi. 16. -Three per Oat. Consols, 924-New Three per Cent. Nook. 1174-Bank ol Ireland (1001. paid). UT-National of Llverl Molted) 40 1 . Mad) I - DM* 70, acomult, 17 4 -Great Southern and MAO ( ice paid), 119404 Ditto per cent. pop. (1006. paid), 91. SNOWBALLING Fasces Ort rin Livraroor. Ex- CHASM—Auditor inewbelling mask which speedily de veloped iota a not, teak Page yeetandeg on the tap" of the Liverpool Inelteep. Several pereem were injured, and use women easerieeely, that it was deemed esomeary to remove bar to the hospital. The polio, made ..venal cap tures, end the magistrates ere determined, if possible, to put stop to the mimeos and derangemeat to Miner whit* these semi mem FATAL ACOLDIXT TO A STATION Musa.—An %quiet wes bold at the Railway Term, Bettors Bar, Bust*, by Dr. Hardwick*, deputy carom, on last, to ingnire into the circumstances attending the= of Mr. Christopher Merrell, station-meter at Potties Bar. It speared that as amide:at having marred in the teasel teat week, men were engaged in ramekin the &ma lime is the Neel cm Sender, whoa only the up hoe was used. About 1 p.m. the deemed was walking betwese the metals is the direction oat the down bee, to eall the me to their dieser, whim a train ea the up Hee approached the tweed. The dseemed, an *arks the whistle, medeseatehly some& to the op line, end wee knocked down by the appreesinog Maim He yes removed to the Railway Tame and 11r. Warm, surgets, ova NM,* fatted te life wa s mile* The j reamed a media& of " Aosideatal death." Ka bad been eletioamiasier for • coesiderable thee, and was sue* reepeeted. He has left a wife and family.— Hertford Hwang. A MAN FROZEN TO Diem—Yesterday morning a ma mated Nathaniel Shaw was pies aloes lama filaithweite, abed beSpiat 7 o'cleek,whee he found Educed Bytes, beeket.maker, is a state of Mieseibaity. Aselsesees wen mewed, mid Sykes me immediately removed is his owe boom at Neervide where bodied Is shoat UN salsa, Wm Mr. Dees, who bedtime mot for, arrived. Thedeerseed lete hounds seedbed* ea Thersder fitments et S *Week and west to the Imeeddbia, Colmar, where he stayed Waking seta a Mile after 11 @Petah. He then felt, end meat that time under the Mame of liquor. The AIN via very isolemeet— Mrs bad been a fidl of elm ter mem boars, and the balky is very bleak and exprned. It is melee tared that 8 kes went towards lams nit omens, by the oembiadiaf el driek wed mkt he lay down in the lee end remained them mill found by Maw. The dr sued wee 72 years of cgs.—Lads Mercury. so II i i i i SI OS , K 99 99 01, OS 94 U el ••• 94 IS 94 99 SS NI Si 1111 1 n Ts . L • ~ t r ~'-' 0 is M 644 1 !I 1 PI! Sp a 4 4 6 4Oh 1 16 0 11 U TA • ye arrd SI IMI TOD 114 IN 114 • • S ble 1 Ob IP! l~ l isms ad Per on. I 4 pal lit lidla 6 db 4 *ea ad 11 • dls act di idis i S t II 1 01, 1311 i 171 - 11 OD II It less! I ter i i ! i 1 Pia id I i S tet 1, I. to sar ad elk I II alb 1 1/144:4 Ms rag HI II 14 pit SI 0 11, 4 5 • - tr fir Piz idie Par film SS SI IT IS i;ii9 - 1 4 1 1 i_ is!. - i — I — dir / 12 111 2 2 2 rag. 2 1 ila 2 / .0 9) IS pa 4 s 27 9 l9 0 96 1134 327 n...! lAIr cr ll t 1 2 1 St 2 1 17 10 2 19 2 1 i4la i NONE! NAIMAT.-(TRI8 DAL) Two o'Cuxm. Tile stock markets are firm to-day, the favour able returns just twined by the Banks of England and France, and the upward tendency of the foreign exchanges, exercising a satisfactory in fluence. As usual, however, on . a Saturday, there is not mush Liminess. Consols improved 1 per cent. in the morning, but have since relapsed to the closing quotations of yesterday. Foreign bonds and British railway stocks have advanced in some instances. Financial shares are steady. There is a good demand for discounts for a Sa turday, but exceptional transactions are reported in choice three months' bills at 41 per cent. In the Stook Exchange the supply of money is very large, and the rate for short loans on English go vernment securities has declined to 3 to i per cent., the inquiry being very limited. The government broker has made no purchase to-day on account of the sinking fund, it not being customary for him to do so either on Saturday or Monday. This operation will doubtless be resumed on Tuesday next. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three par Cent. Renter opened at 67tr. 500., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 891 to for money, and 89/ to # for the account (Merck. 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto, for account, 891, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 89 ; Annuities, 1886, 14 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105 i, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1011 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4a. prem. Turkish Bonds of 1858, Consolid(Ss, and Spanish Pamirs have advanced it to j per cent., and Peruvian are inquired for. On the other hand, Mexican have receded /. The Confederate Loan is steady, at the improvement of yesterday. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz Greek Greek Bonds, 22 to } ; Mexican, 27 to f ; Con federate, 57 to 59 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to i ; the Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Turkish, of 1858, 74 to 73 ; ditto 1982, 74 to 71 ; and the Consolidds, 52 to I. . Transactions are recorded as follows :--Egyptian, 1864, 951 ; ditto scrip, for account, 11, / prom. ; Italian, for account, 641, 1 ; ditto 1865, scrip, 11, ; Mexican, for account, 271, 1 ; ditto 1864, 261 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 85, 841 ; Portuguese, 1856, izo., for account, 471, 1 ; Russian ' 1822, 813 ; ditto 1850, 861 ; ditto 1859, 531 ; ditto 1862, 89/, 1, 1 ; Spanish, for account, 471; ditto Passive, for ac count, 321 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 722 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 701; Venezuela, 1864, 423. InternatiOnalFsnenatal shims are now quo t e d 11 to 3 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 2/ to* prem., ez div. ; London Financial, 61 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2to I prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 15i to ; Ottoman Socidti Ginirale, 11 to prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—City of Milan Improvements, to prem. ; Metropoli tan District Railways, nto prem., being better ; General Irrigation of Irranoe, prom. ; and China Steamship and Labnan Coal, LI to 1; prem. HALT-rAer Two o'Ctocx. Commis are still quoted 89} to }, for money, and 89} to }, for the account. An instalment of 15 per cent, making 25 per cent. paid, falls due on the Italian Five per Cent. State Domain Loan on the Ist prom. The succeed ing instalment, amounting to 17} per cent., is pay able on the 3rd of April, lees the half-yearly divi dend of 2} per cent. The Moravian has arrived from Melbourne with 66,0001, in gold. The French mail steamer Tampico. which has reached St. Nazaire, from Vera Cruz, has brought 80,0001. in silver. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were ' firm, with a favourable tendency, especially as re gards bills en Holland, Hamburg, and Frankfort. The Paris exchange, however, remains flat. Sub joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 somas, 11.181 to g ; Miro, 3 iv" 11.15 to 16 ; s:ottoman; 3 months, 11.181 tog, AO. =2 months, 25.42 i to 471; Hamburg, ma. bases, 3 13.7; to f ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171 ; &Ho s '? months. 25.40 to 45; Pranktort-as..therhfahis, 123 to g ; St. Petersham (pee noble), 3 menthe ; 31+Iiinim, aft. 55.. 3 months. 11.60 to 65 ; Trim* off. So., S months, 11.60 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 months, 465 to 7 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 461 to 7 : Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.55 to SO; Oman. 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60; Wan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples. 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Palsame, 3 mo nths, 25.55 to 60 ; Morriss, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Lisboa. 90 days, 511 to g ; Oporto, 90 days, 511. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion ............ bosun 2615,000 Bills discounted Closeramsot deposits No 'hangs. Notes Is circulation Demme 175,000 Private deposits Advances The large increase in the coin and bullion, and the still heavier decrease in the discounts, indicate an important addition to the immediate resources of the Bank. Mr. Richard Baker, colonial and drug broker, of Mincing-lane, trading under the title of Richard Baker and Co., has stopped payment, in conse quence, it is stated, of the non-payment of a large debt due to him, which, if paid, would have proved more than sufficient to satisfy all his creditors. The dividends on Scottish North Eastern Rail- way stocks were officially 11321101111 Ced yesterday, an follows, viz.:—Aberdeen, 11 per cent per annum, against 1 for the corresponding period of 1803 ; and Scottish Midland, 5} per cent. per annum, against 41. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,758/. over last year. The report of the directors of the Agricultural Hall Company (Limited), to be submitted on the 28th ind., recommends a dividend of 10 pee cent. for the teelve months, clear of income tax. The directors of the Trinidad Petroleum Com pany (Limited) have issued a citcular to the share holden, from which we make the following extracta The dhedors of this company, in eoettau►tioa of their circular of the 23rd Nov►mber lest, hen the matisfactios et %forming the shareholders that the proviened *monad With the vendor has now been completed, sad with endives& advantage, that the purchase of the leads sad estates of the seeder in the island of Trinidad has been redwood to lees than see-third of the orginal amount. The mown tine to be paid, by inanimate 'stealing over a perked of two years, includes sot only the coon d the leads and estates of Ohs seeder, bat also all preliminary 'barges la mmed to the formation ci the company. The property bang new vaned in the onepasy.the sale cl aelleeltesa I. the noisy for pavan and other pepar., is Pans sad else where, whisk has hitherto been 4,000 and 8.000 tees per asanm, yieldng a pewit el 7s. dd. per toe, will heeesferth he wert•W ea for the sale Wenn of the mempasy. Thu diviners have the farther gratifiesties of anassrarcleg that they ben resolved sense by this mall, that tie sole mn! goversiment hen coded to the company all the an panted mews portiess of the Pitch Lake. By the arrange noels mew estendinto the tUreolon believe that they will be =Add to any eat the o►jects_ of the company with ma& yam working espital than was ceiginally eostemplated. The obiesters coomider that they have noes to cougratalate the alserehellers apse the meditlas end prospects of the semposey ; sad believe that with their *media cooperation, the seensay, r 4.IIIIIIWWWEiII 1104111Shalg. will peeve ea& meetly suoemsfid. The directors of the " Telegraphic News Asso ciation (Limited)" have determined not to proceed with the undertaking. The prospectus of the Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company is mined, with a respectable direction. This company pommies limited Lability through its incorporation wader spaniel acts of parliament. It is reseeded to purekess Dagenham Lake, situate below Barking, on the Num shore, and to convert ft into docks, wharves, Ac. It is mentioned 'that the only works necessary are the partial excavation and exabanthent of the lake, and the construction of a tidal basis, enthuses "stay kc. The dock is to be one of the largest in this port. It is tug g•ested that it may be made very useful by seems modeling the colliers which now impede the navi gation of the river ; and that fn cattle may be landed with advantage and turned into the manila to gran until wanted for the consumption of the metropolis. The capital is 300,0001., in 101. Awes, and the prospectus states that, owing to the company's small capital, it can make an average reduction in the rates of tonnage of about 30 per cent. Interest at 61. per amt. per annum is to be paid half-yearly until the opening of the cloaks. Another new undertaking is the Regent's-park Rotate and Pantechnicon Company (Limited). This company proposes to purchase the site, build ings, and contents of the Royal Colosseum, R‘gent's park, also other property in the same neighbourhood. It is mentioned that the ground included in the pur chase is nearly two acres, held from the crown on a lease to be extended to ninety years for the pur poses of this company, while the ground rent remains at about one-fifth of its present market value. On the ground fronting Regent's-park first-class residences are to be erected, while the buildings in Albany-street are to be converted bite • great warehousing depot. The capital is 200,0001., in 20,000 shares of 101. each, with a tint issue of 10,000 shares. Interest at the rate of six per ant. par annum is to be allowed during the construction of the buildings. The first name on the bond is that of Viscount Malden. FRIDAT EVI2IIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to / for the 9th of March, opened and closed to-day at 891 to 1. For mosey the last price was 891 to 1. The official busbies; report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 894, ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1 ; Bank Stook, 246 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031,1 ; ditto Four per Cent, 981, 99 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 101; ditto Five-and a-Ralf per Cent., 110. Indian government securities remain steady. Exchequer Bills were well supported, at their im proved quotation of 4s. to Sc. prem. The Foreign Stock Market was better. Confe derate Bonds and Turkish of 1863 rose 1 per cent., Venezuela of 1864, 1 Turkish ConsoWtis, 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1862, Egyptian Scrip, and Spanish Certificates, .1 ; and Spanish naive, Italian Scrip, and Mexican Bonds, per amt. In the market for bank shares the variations were not important. They comprised a slight im provement in Alliance, Albion, London and South African, Merchant, and South Eastern Bank, while Bank of Otago, Imperial, and Scinde, Pun jamb and Delhi, were fiat. andson's Bay shares were last quoted 161 tg 1 ; Egyptian Trading, Ito 1 prem. • National Pe asant, 94 to pram ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 tot dia. • and Ottoman Societ4 Generale, 2to 21 prem. Bombay Gas, Discount Corporation, Fore-street Warehouse, National Steam, Universal Marine and Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance share: were inquired for. Rio Improvements and Socidt4 Financibre d'Egypte were heavy. The shares of the financial companies were quiet, at former prima. Credit Foncier and Mobilier declined se. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational Financial, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. • General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. • Imp e rial Credit, 2 to 21 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobiller (old shares), 31 to 4 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined : —City of Milan Improvements, 34 to 1 prem. Metropolitan District Railways, 21 to 3 prem. ; Gene ral Irrigation of France, l to prem. ; London and Provincial Mortgage Bank, to I prem. ; China Steam and Labuan Coal, 11 to 2 prem. ; ltegistered Land, par to 1 prem. ; Drill's Brighton Baths, par to 1 pram. • Reuter's Telegram Company, 1 to 11 prem. an d "Simpson's," Ito 11 prem. United States 6-20 Bonds recovered 1 per amt., closing at MI to 524. Canada Government Five per Cents. declined 1 - cent. IVWtlat 11. LWYIw Baalwta~~~y~,l Do. i.a - Daltalo • Lb Ems Do. 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Dew, DAN pas. 1 ill Do. tuned at Nom I SO Albion 1 100 ADDanolostiALivarpool D/0 I Do. Issued at SO pa re Inn& Austrian (Lt..) I !! 4' 140 ! un P aa (1"""). 40 Do. Na... 20 a50k0182121210.41=2 06 Back of Bain 'Bonk of lapdog SO 'Bask of Otago (Lisoftod) 100 Bank of QuGeollaod (It) 00 'Bamako/ Vfoterts,Anons 1 100 I Book of Wale= 10 Beak at Now 10 Broallkuakrortagooooff. SO ,Bettlah aglio.lllllA (L 00 !British N. America 90 C. Bk. ladia,kua., Mae 99 ( Chart. / loc. ladla,to. I la 101 - 1 - 2 I 1100 ,Oolasial Oonaßank of r 1.40.. 26 U 1 b OOO- al " lopald atman , sit Do. ha ISPAr 1, 100 10 .(Baluratal Oosarlldated Bank (L) 1001 Do, New 60 0 iEsat Londoa Ma = im) 2 Boaters Inohanir 20 Bits.loothanaL 60 thelialt sad Swedish (L SO I Yampa's' Bank(Liadooo 100 illseran.Ctrinaagalaai 100 Do. bawd at f ana • • 100 Do. Now, La at 6pa 100 imparts' Sank, itroi6o4 N :haporial Ottoman , 60 international Bank fl of 26 'Land llortBk; leak( AO I L05.110.6016= 4. 100 Lon. Bask 100 Italian and Bousillas 1(0 Lon.B.ArreaniLliata(L 26 I Do. Now, haat It lan 100 Las., Dlr., &B. Btat (L) Ira Mama se Auld. IS 'London and COUZIV• • • • 100 'Lon. thusts.Con.lx.(lo fa 'Loudon Joint Bloat 10 London& loath Ardor 106 L o n. a 8. Western ILAN. 60 LondonaVenesuela (L.) 101 , worfaninthr LOS 4orehant Bank(tha.)• • 'Nereantila b ltiolnaalL NO aloha.* Parr. Bank (L. NO I Do. 4." 106 ,104kia4 Bask (L7a) 100 ;National of Llarca 100 knead LW 10 D o , Ina USW N 1 Do. Ind Lase AO ilfs. load Dank. 60 Da Now 10 Now look Weir. 10 Now Zoahad (Lbahod) 20 Borth Whims N 100=14 BNB Ormars. se I De. lfaw„ ha. at 101”1. AO 11Proris.BanklinealTaiL • lisorisa at label 10 ilaisrls=plal N Matta 26 Isatla Imam ONO 1 100 al 1. 10 Lbw As ll. Aides .. NO 03 16 Itadas trass d ot = Aahlislis ambi .... 111 links al ii.aeil 40031 6.000 60,00 0,010 40,010 IMO Kul NAOS $l.lllll "ON NAN SIAS. 10111 IMO "AM yisil 111_41 loft lan 11 1011 ad lir 14 101 19i - "1 i 7k 18 } Rd iN IN IN IN 109 _ ii..) Ni - 14 ... 8 xd fiT id et St t II St - 14 111 2 97. 96,1001. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CuXm. In the mining market to-dav the principal feature is a strong demand for GrestVor shares, which have risen 11., the present quotation being 341 to SO. Bud Grenville are also better at dito# ; East Oars don atl4/ to e; and Sithney Metal, at to 4. South Darien are quoted 24 to • East Lovell, 10 to ; Great North Limey, 3 to i c ; . Great Laney, 17j to 184 ; East Cern Brea, 6} 4 ; and West Chives , ton, 624 to 65, ex div. The tendency of the market generally is rather satisfactory. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Great Wheal Vor sold on the 14th inst. 67 tons 9 cwt. 3 qrs. 91be, of black tin for 3,9991. 14s. 2d. The suojoined weekly report on the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Da delasen and North : The metal market has been quiet since our last report ; a fair sonstat of busiest* woe done, but prices ars with die salty maintained. The mewed pros rumours from AIM• rim had no effect on prior, ud slam the advice by hurt mail of the failure of the negotiations, metals have not boss inilumeed one way or the ether. live—Walsh ham are somewhat earlier ; good breads are obtainable at 61: fw. to 61. 10a. per ton, f.o.b. Wales. Hails show stsedinesa. From Staffordshire the accounts do not report any change io the position of t h e market. Pig iron closes flatter at 50s. 10. cash. Copper—Eegllsh manufactured continues doll at 941. to 95/. Best select was dome at 881. 10e., and tough fagot at 861. to 861. 10a. Berra remains at 901., and Kannada at 921 Wallaroo 88/. Chili, in Liverpool, 79f. 10a. to 801. Tilt- The market hoe been very quiet. Straits changed hands at 891. We. and 891. Itasca very gram, and ocisainally 971. Seglidi tla main, but in steady demand. The Dutch market has doefiasd to 5648. Tle-plates—Both coke sad charotial are in bettor demand ; prism eattinue low. Lead—No change to report in the parities of this market. Speltar—Sorest tressactione have taken place at 191. on the spot hem, partly far Preach &combs. iSpecial broods are held for 196. 15e., with a Sirsoara at that pria• far Ma at estimorta. OOMMEROIAL AND MARKEI4S. TALLOW MARKST.-(THIS DAT.) --- The Anita i quiet ab tie followieg prises :—Tows Tallow, 412. ; Polweebeet Y.O. es the ss=s ir ; Much , 401. 9d. ; Jame, 411. 3d. ; October We 42e. 6d. Larxr AmAars.—Tows trllo,, us. 3d. ; tet4 ditto, le. 241. ; yellow Russian. 42e. 6d. ; melted 32e.61. ; rough ditto, 18e. ; tallow goatee, 181. ; 1 814/THITILD HAY MARKET.—gars DAY.) Warm Harney and Futon report trade at tie Prim hay frogs Kw. to 110. Primo elm,. il drAr:l3ol. Straw, 271. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Owing Is Ike Seritii7 of the weentme, 'applies of many {blew have begs but limited , and some deeeriptiame of pro duce are la cossequeses math dearer this week them they were lest. Pears see emiSsed to Beurre Ranee, Ns Plus Yards, Easter Bearrt, sad ous or two others. Angler el good qm/ity are tolerably seatlfal. Grapes me ales strn suset for the dammed. Kent cobs fetch from 70s. no SM. per 10011 w. Walnuts are plentiful, and monies are abundant and cheap. /kabala, asparagus, rhubarl• great pses, and forced kidney hems they sow be had ; sad ell lostarials far salads • fresh supply is Atwood daily from Park. Lemoss fetch from trs. to it". per 100. New pithiness males lid, to Pd. per Ib. Flowers chief y comet at maids, Tway, taps, byedaths, Chinese primal's. suit. etoallir. trigooootto. sad rows. Pies miss, leer.. di to 10. Loreto, par 100. it to St Crop% per lb.. es to Pi Nods, cob, per lOW b, 70s to Port par den, b id to to Per bath* lit Appro. par torre, YSito Is Arrodo, do., lts is re Onto% per IN, f to to •err Me Ciabips. par ems.. Ss 041 - OD Is hawk Boom lese Amoroso*. pot HO, 101 to lee rOY go le Si So Wilk Poisioro, York Swot^ too, 100, to lles per Seeks, do,. Ils lo ob. per ply\ = l ei to le !=eoberio t am* pit dea.. Lb.ls 44 to ft , Sigtots, per ,id I Oldie, per Ilk, ed lallears. for Asa. le Id" la II WIWI', per part. I. fd toff I }dal: a o v. NAL Iffile de I Maar P.Mi84.1.41.11 Io 1 p.m. Ulf lit 1951 9 ... TN 1121 es MIN 110 k 11 a h 4 1! 234 74 } 3 id 1 id 3