The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCK (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. &for, Mr. Carandosiceir Evaan). ?NI NIOX Dian.leNT COMPANY litifirrOL rias compasy was only established in February of last , haling its teuritere.l offices at Ohl Jewry. • t was •• ' , toting money on persona or • .r avuritr,, the discount .1 bills, pninursory and the van) na4 en the busisista aa4l s aid bun eiimpouy in all ita hesachis." 6431114.11 "WILLI mAA a quarter id a mi 11... is 50 5 0110 V. per share was called up, hut only ParnisllY Towarils tLe lose .4 th e y e a r th e ahareholdisss re. • 00l on a voluntary wialiae up ; but a petition lasing pre .u! .1 to tboi hr William Walter, Envoi( Lam l nos ' , terrier, lieuent's-arkat sharehold e r sa l con t r ib u t ory , . , • ~aing the usual allegAttua s th an % thr.••fourthw of the Paoli lsol h. co lost ..r /mom. usavaiLs!4e, oral that the ...puny was *maid, to ray its ilebta, an order for witshoc lb.' soortiou of the court was rusk on the l'ltb E. bruary last, and 11r. Bell was appointed official Injui• 71,14 waa a %Mins fie proof of &lAA. Mr. Tucker AfrAry . .l tit the Aloha ' roar , Mr. I.lokbaer, Ilr. 3lkilkel, Awl other profee• .1 ril..• r. pewwwited enetfiton. halillitm, .4 the corollas,' are .lAtill at 10.1401 r . but .•,Is wu.e Utoll.parrell poadt, asuouutitig to .1 few huielrwl Were Dow There ore 'event large Mac the iwisitalerAtiow .4 which was adjourned till the Neat bitting oar the leth .{pelt. " 1.141V3." The biaknapt. Ar.'ha1..4111114..a. hail kept Clio well 1.0.1•• eatertAnunewt. Thai we, the ailpiumed taiumeauseut unitag. The Acriiuota. prepared hir Hard* lAA Co., ha., Already appeared iu "."." 11 6 at the herinninic .4 I.:0. with a &Vivien., UMW. lAA wed with ludalities of , sal swat. ,slued NA 1,10111. l. wpt by the tostoorn, ofreml no opposition, •cod the himbe (lialkee Mr. IttiWtrar 11•4111.) I. aa THE Itlei..i.eNto WAIL Taie sloe elle etheisetiou mortise is the ca.e id Wm. linow. Mewed ,:!temper amid rah proprietor. and keeper .4 a ineelinhall th e Ktheeland-nua. - The amounts. pre moot he Mr. n .clad over fourteen toroth , . prior to IM failure in list, and show thorrared delta of 7. tar , with property Maned as of the yaks of I„e44f. invoirol creditor.. to the farther meth* ef 171 W. hold prorwty valued at ?ANY. A s pens of 1.0201, the egos... sad loon. war stated at solleisth es id.otation ad the hathropes appearance is the court. Mr. T. Pena sepported. Mr. cad th e linatiop Ilawiltier. t poised. fix the ealessee, offend no oppewilice, to sir oiltlete. ANOTIIZR Ill'islc.NALL cane. The theknipt. Robert time Grimes, had k.pt the Meat ball. replete. coal the ows puldec•hoene, tiolikooleot. This w the third cur • which LIMN! before the court toelaz e l year!of oepilule- estertasemest, the proprietors of ostrileite their failure to the isclioneury d the hie ethieer than& Freon Mr. Huttoses stadeniese deceesede it appears that the liathrupt owe. 1,T.72r. 4. ousscered ere- Attie; sad eves op 14IW. of aaaetc 'teller creditors, to the uniant of SAO. Ohs brewer., dodillem, he.), are folly wooed. I. this ors the 1.1.011 messes had not quite doe Wed the profits—the latter being fame. two/. TlP;adjoentaat of tie azaminatioo meeting was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) - -•-- GUILDHALL. fianagnoon IILAILIWAT VAN/1. Comm Chapman, • airman, was charged with drank and imatpahle of taking care of a railway vae b t two home, sad also, while driving the same, with numb* over as old =rated Michael Hearn, and thereby fram turimt both PoliceconstaTh7 . Waller, 121, said he found the prisoner in Livistreet last night, sail seeing he was drank, and behig iaioemai he had been driving at a furious rate two bones drawling • heavily laden van, he took him into cue. 11 . 1 7. The sewer was even at that part, and the injured wee was on ditty se watchman, and after injuring the old sae the ens dirk against the barrier, which checked its pace. ethenriee the van, horses, and driver must have been precipitated headlong into the newer. The old man was taken to the Mantel. when he had niece had one kg am. rotated, and was still in a date. sirJ. Musgrove remarked t these railway vans were the terror of the public, as they drove at such • fearful mire ; the hones wen so powerful, sod such mere boys were employed to drive, that it wan impossible to check them in any emergency. Another winsome mid be saw the prisoner driving kis hones and vas at the rate of ten or eleven miles an hew, and the old eau wan trimming lamp at the end af the sewer opseieg, when the defesdant, who ers4- (hotly had an control over his bonus and did not eves attempt to inareise tap, near against the watchmen, knocked him down, end ram over him, the wheel el the van catch* the pole across the °peeing of the sewer, and terry leg it away about ten or a dome yards. The poisoner steer. wards said be did not see either the open sewer or the lamp. Sir John Musa we said the injured watchman, it ap- Wail 71l years of age, and there was, therefore, no r m eota what might be the result of the injuries he had owning& If the mail ilwid the prisoner would have to answer a charge of manslaughter. The prisoner wan the remaaded. SOUTHWARK. 11111•0111XXARY CNA - 114:; 0; - PIC110143 - ?METH DI • ?Mai CU L. While Walker, • ele4orioto OW, our charged hi the Int indiums with picking pasha* he the public street, sod afterwards with steeling two ba-mowne, three shillings, sad 1 hum George peeks, is ow uf the cells at the rear of W polire.enurt. It oppeand hum the evidence of SR H, that ke was on duty is the Stases Pad pobccatation on the previous even. 1 ., when the prisoner was brought in charged with packing pre** hi the street. He wee searched, previous to brioff phial le the cell, and no mosey was found oa him. Xis morel* at as strip hour George Swale woe ininplit Is darned with ammilting • railway o ff icer, and he wee eel mmehed. He was place d in the came cell as *a rinser. At 4 o'clock witnem went to the cell, and asked Swale If he warded w 7 cotes. He felt in hie pockets, and laid that he assist/did, but that he bad se indwir7. no sew we Ind lakes it bent him ► Ha wee taken out el the MI, wins he Wenn* the inspector that vibes be was placed hi the end he bed two ball-crowns, three millings, and a feewpway piece is boa tourers pocket, sad be slept for a abort tans. Knowing the primmer to be a set s thief be WIN bron‘lit out of the cell by the krpodor, and *lawn esesebed hes and fooled the au* *ins es bins. The primer here Mid Hist be wee see sashed, awl Hist the mussy beiespd to hie meths, Alfred Herds*, 25 N. tbe reties aspesier at the Sew* end police-etatice, mid he wee es duty there when the pri mer woe brought * abused with (slaty. He maw Mtn strictly mil end, sad he bed me reasey about him. seare The Xagletenas asked why He peceiecutor wee sot bed, *meat Gardner replied that it was not usu►l to march prisearai charged with Lemmata la armee to the magistrate the prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, arid was seateneed to sir muntLe' hard labour Ia Woolworth House of Correction. W AN L.S4WOItT H. A COILIOCA Mrs. Harr &ark, t►e Isseilady of the Riflemen Betterees.helds wee pheeed is the dock before M. Ingham, dined valor t h e followisi curious eireum steam Km. pasty flmith. a mnpectable married woman, residing at Prinese.terrace. Maralies, stated that she charged the prisoner with • adimarteace at her liostm and calling her elfrensin name Tee premer hes • ruhlic-hour at the sad dWes, and all site hem of her was by= at the phew. In the event witness was by • toed rinks at the lei aid drift el her foam. ht.* opened the dour, epos whisk the_prieseer walked inside the hones in • eery hasty miener. Thistle eleu wished to eiow from eon.. ueptemeatimes °Weida. shepbtely asked walk into tier eitinpeunia. She eamp ead epee lo o ki ng MIMI the rem% she mid "he is est hem" &se looked to when she referred, sad the ended her hashed. Wiesw siphoned to her that her husband was sot in her hears. let Oi• persisted that he was, and that she would tad hlia. Mb* swat to the back dour sad burst it epee. Witanee's sister took her to the rooms upstairs, in order to today bee that her hoeload was sot in the home. She thee seated that it was • shams for pence' is tell her that her beeheed was them when it was Weis. She was limited to go into the Wishes, let she decbesel, sad west to the deer. When she reached the outside sirs said I her behead was dome in the kitchen. Moms time after mei a dens was throws 'Drank the kitchea window, W when ti how e deer was opened the premier was ford eat. Skil. She seemed silo.. of bag with her husband in the tudien i awl called her by en eppretwiene epithet. She aimed a snob 4. ameinhle outside. and vitamin wee obliged fie • constable. When he arrived the prisoner made a thiol attempt is. enter the boom. She this pee the pri son fete custody. la mower to Tontines from the beech, the witness said du. sever .poke to thc prisesper's husband in her life. Sr. Wilson, who appeared for the pptt 'r ssoowasrr wished he declaim aey charge urea the permed eiasaetsr of the sem. *Mast. There we. so truth is the seppeetiee that we,- thing imprivrr had taken place brasiers them, mid It had ariwin from ...me person. telling his client fist her humbled, who had really pins, to the city oa business, was in the oninhoaan house. lir. Imbue said to prevent a mearreecis he wadi impose penalty id it.. and vuta , ir seven days' impriesement. - rbe complainant thee demised • summons wheat We. '-wale for the damage Acme to tier house, which she esti. 'mead at :ea. VIENZITY OP PATENT., BOrTII K ZWRINGTON.--• Vomler of visitors for the week ending March 9. 2.N52. -trl °amber mime the owning of the museum free daily ( 14 th Hay. 334.521. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1861. SHARE LIS7&-(THIS DIY.) Two o'Cwcz. The railway share market today is firmer. A rise of 1 per cent. has taken place in seve ral of the principal stocks. Great Western is in chief imand. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 961 to 1 ex div. ; Great Western, 70 to f, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to I ; Midland, 127/ to 1, ex di v . ; S ou th Eastern, 801 to 1 ; and Caledonian, 97f to 1. Lombardo - Venetian Railway shares remain quoted 1,1 to 11 dis. East Indian Railway stock is in better demand. alai today to 1 p.m. MOM' el St NortiL4p.ihilr• MANN St. Natio& 4 p.c. MASI SL N. bat. 4p.cLisiLd.bni: 84. Sorottlati N. Past, 4 IL al. NS We i 5O zd iosk 9k z 4 - 1.1 130 i 4 z 01 41 0 egi hd ltee i 34 116 { Sei i i i 341 ell 3d _ -14 id 63e r 1100 H i _. r di, mt., sd xd zd 96 1 ii Oft sd id - 441 xd zd ii 82 1 sd ad zd -- sd Da ad .... 101 I "W - W -1- 1111 -- OS OS 1 IS 1110 •••• IS fa 100 100 100 100 I*o 100 1,..° Lai B1ITW! 1011111110/118. 'wait rßamie a IIL oa. lei. 10.1.1417. Do. Pm&mom lailL,BnistAodarteb Sp& Ida, Aug. 1, 11172 anionadbyinff.da.. H. Do. :al, 1, Mt ditto Ds lam 1, 1874, ditto Odeatia & 8. Eaatern CapsTADock 0 p.e.goa Duke, per cent Imalara Ira Indian to too on s ti to - iii an an mu au Do. Jubbolporo Do. se p. ct. Debug Do. 6p. ct. do Do. do. do. 188040 (helms & Melbourne Orand Trunk of Canada Do. 6 per et Prof. Do.Mee.Pref.Bp.et.Be Do. 6 per cd. Debent Do. 7 pre et. 1869 Do. do. 1807 Do. do. 1872 Ikea Indian Peninsula Do. New of ~Bp.et p. Do. Do. Wed Onnada. Bluer Do. New Do.6p.eßdupsy7kw . 0 1 1 . Do. 6, do.. 77.w1t0p. Do. do. 78 axietel w itr a lora Madras . 4 pa r • Do. ie. I =1 . 4,. De. le psr as De. per rent, do. Meth_ Ceep.Op. et.Hends N. Marwick & C•nida eliwe • esp. eh. De. de. Lend do Do. ft E esp. do Ds. do. Lad do (UMW) en a In 06. 100 15 I n D iad s. 4.l /4u4siab De. I od. M Mtg. $. aned. Md. p *HI Idi 4 I T Til OD •1 TO 06 TO 11 41 II Me e Ms 90 90 par II 11 da 97 99 99 1 ► 00 ! II 01 dts flf 22e 70 74 OT U 41 43 60 66 40 45 40 43 94 2 96 4 1} 1 es —. 2 11 01. 14 lli 9 dl. 96 100 00 93 as 94 116 eli ni 17 ! If I 1 I I II V a V «lie 2''. I a ms NI OF 2t. ... 111 I 371 7 13 * 13 MONEY MARIE?. -(THIS Ali.; Two o'Ctouw. The stock markets to-day are very quiet. The funds are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. British railway stocks in most instances exhibit an improvement of about I per oent , which is connected with the preparations for Thurs day's settlement. To-day is "continuation day" in this department. In other respects there is no feature of the slightest interest in the Stock Ex change. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at GBfr. 10c., being the same as yesterday. The scrip of the new Indian loan is inn, at 100 i to N. Consols are officially marked 914 and for money, and 92 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 91i to for cash, and 92 to 1 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows : New Three per Cents., 91i ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 754 India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1004, I ; ditto for account, 10011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 951 ; ditto 1869, 961, ; ditto Bonds, 255., 20s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills (June), 7e., 2s. die. ; ditto, March, 4a. dim. to par. The foreign stock market is quiet. The Turkish loan of 1858 is rather dull, at 53 to ex div. ; Mexican bonds continue to meet with inquiry, and are very firm ; transactions are recorded at 244 for the account (14th inst.). Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 854 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 85j ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 (exchange 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 24 ; ditto for account, 244 ; Portuguese Throe per Cents., 1853, 461; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 6 ; Turkish Six per, Cents., 1868, 63, ; ditto for account, 531 ex div. There was a brisk demand yesterday for money in commercial channels at 71 to 8 per cent. for the best bills. At the Bank of England the applica tions were upon rather an active scale and com prised some for the advances usual at this period of the quarter. About 56,0001. in Australian gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, and further amounts are ex pected to be sent in during the week, the Thames having arrived from Melbourne with 69,0001., and the Ydale with 23,0001. The private financial accounts from America show that a good deal of confidence continued to be felt that the progress of affairs would be of a pacific character. The most unfavourable feature is the belief expressed that the mischievous and re trograde Tariff Bill will become law. The latest quotation of exchange is 1061 to 106, being much the same as that last received. The latest quotation of New York and Erie Railway shares was 331, and of Illinois Central 84, or equal to 20i dia. here. The London price is 264 to 26 dia. It is worthy of remark that the New York quotation replies to the price of 284 dis. sent from London, and that the improvement there has occurred in spite of some large sales which have been effected on English account. A telegram having been received from Alexan dria, rid Trieste, with dates from Shanghae to the 24th of January, it is inferred that the Cal cutta and China mails have reached Suez. The advices from Paris are of a satisfac tory character with regard to the probability of no default occurring in respect of the Constanti nople bills on M. Mir4s, which will arrive at ma turity in the course of the next few days. The Stock Excha ng e committee have appointed next Friday a special settling day in the shares of the Trust and Agency Company of Australia (first issue), and in the new 20/. shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia. Both stocks are to be marked in the official list. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. publish a noti fication from the Grand Russian Railroad Coin pally to the effect that, " with the view of tom , pleting the network of 1,070 miles, to be opened in the early part of the year 1862, as well as to in crease the guarantees offered to the bondholders," a final cell of s. r. 62.50 is to be paid on the shares between the sth and 15th of April. Arrangements have been made with Messrs. Baring Brothers to advance for a period of six months to those share holders who may desire it one-half of the payment now called for, subject to 5 per cent. interest. The traffic receipts on the open portion of the South West line of the Madras Railway for the half-year ending 31st December last amounted to 36,8491. on 137 miles, against 31,835/. on 96 miles in the same period of the previous year. The di rectors have received accounts of the opening of a further section of 70 miles of this line, westward from Tripatoor, on the let of last month, making the entire length now open 207 miles, from Madras to Salem. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2361., and the South Eastern an increase of 7091. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Feb. 22, were 8,2261. sterling, being 1,3601 more than in the corresponding week of last year. The second annual meeting of the London Gene ral Omnibus Company (Limited) is convened for the 27th inst., at the London Tavern. Vice-Cancellor Wood proposes on the 26th inst. to make a call of 30e. per share on the contribu tories of the Era Assurance Society. An official manager of the British Exchequer Life Assurance Company is to be appointed by the Court of Chancery, on the 21st inst. Creditors are required to prove their claims. The first call of ss. is to be paid by the 4th of April on all shares in the New Cornish Lead and Copper Mining Company "on which that sum has not already been paid." A call of 101. is to be paid on the shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kusteudjie Harbour Company by the 18th of April. The 12th dividend of 255. per share is announced on the shares of the Friesland Gas Company. The Australian and New Zealand Gazette, in a series of six articles has published the statistics of the Australian banks, comprising the capital, re serve, and dividends from the conunencement of business by each establishment. The official liquidators of the Northumberland and Durham District Banking Company have issued another report. As regards the anticipated receipts, they "regret to say that they have been grievoesly disappointed, owing to various circum stances which they could not control," and which are alluded to. The general result of the proceed ings in connexion with the winding up is stated as under :—The liabilities, which were stated in Nov., 1859, at 974,4371., have by the payments above stated, together with the transfer of sundry debtors, been reduced to 902,0111. ; showing a decrease in the liability to the exten t of 72,4261. The amount of assets taken in Nov., 1869, was 1,110,5971. ; the amount outstanding at this date is 1,088,6151. The report concludes as follows : From the very great disappointment that the liquidators have experienced in realising the several assets, they feel that they ought not to venture to predict the periods at which the remaining &meta may be collected ; but taking into consideration that the following matters may be ar ranged, and the funds arising therefrom made available in the autumn of the year • • • there ought, by the time before-mentioned, to be a sum of 300,000/. for a divi dend upon 1,800,0001., upon which last amount divi lends have 'lank, been paid to the extent of 10a in the poand. MONDAY Eviorzsa: Consols, which closed on Satur - clai;ti9ll . the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, fell to 92, "sellers," and rimed at 92 to }. For money the last price was 91} to The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 3. 3 ; ditto, for account (April 10), 92i, }, 92 ; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Pive per Cent. Stock, 100, ; ditto Scrip, lout. The Five per Cont. rupee paper wax quoted tki to ; 'the Five-ani-a-Half per Cent., 100 e to • the scrip of the new Five per Cent. Lo an, 1044 ; and Exchequer Bile, 7s. to 2e. die. There was a fresh improvement of to 7 per cent. intim Turkish Loan of 1864, which dogma at to f . The Loan of 1858 was last quoted 531 to ex div. The late rise in Mexican Bonds is very well allPporto.! ; the final quotation wee 23 to 24k. %nee., Ayres Bonds were rather more offered. In the market for bank shares Bank of Austral asia and Loudon and County Bank were quoted rather lower. Oriental Bank were inquired for. In the iniacellaneous share market there was no alteration of importance. Great Ship shares were quoted 6.. to 6e. 3d. The one year's "options" of the Illinois Central Railway Company were quoted to-day 3to 4 ; the two years', 6to ; and the three years', 74 to Si. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In suranee, 2i to prem. ; Thames and M erse y Marine, 1 to 14 prem. ; Universal Marius In surance, 1 to 14 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to dprem. : East India Irrigation, to ; East India and London Shipping, par to prem. MINES. -(THIS DAY.) Two oTwow. The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. Shares in West Caradou, Indy Bertha, Tincroft, Kelly Bray, North Basset, and Great Wheal Vor have met chief attention. In the Stock Exchange Lily Bertha shares are marked li; West Caradon, 79 ; and Tincroft, 5i and 6. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 30. The annual meeting of shareholders in Alt-y-crib Mine, called for yesterday, was adjourned, there not being a suffi cient number of shareholders to form a quorum. As regards Lewis Mines the subjoined has been received : —" Sale of tin on the nod and 28th February (for the month of January) wan 1U tons 16 cwt., at 76/. 10s. per ton, reaming SW. lris. This is about five tons more than the inspecting anents reported there would be. The mine is looking better generally." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENC E. (BY ILIICTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LIVERPOOL DIEETING.--(THIS DAY.) AINTREE PLATE. Five furlong,. Tyrant, Hartley Wiutney, Rare Art., %insert, Sheffiel.l, game Bee, sal Shusborough are here. £3l) HANDICAP PLATE. Ralf a mile. Tyrant. Hartley Wintery, Qum Bee, Bettors. Lath sad Hy be., an ben. LIVERPOOL spRING CUP. About a mile sad & half. Weatherbound, Bacephalua, Oxford, North Lane:i•lure, Ariailne. Birmingham. Fend...retro*, Ran Avis, The pro .et. Edmund Kau, Jenne Longlese, Calpe, Whitewell, Itnee, Princess Royal, and Mantrap ere bete. TYRO STA IC EA. Half a mile. Bosinibelle and Ethel are the only horse, bare at present. TRIAL !STAKE% One mile and a quarter. Avalanche and First Lord are here. Y N IOtTA P EEPLECHABF_ About 3 miles. Liakboy, PrnWs, Balsariatt, awl Ilialora are here. ()THE& ARK/VAUL - -The Dane, Valor (MI. Hawthorne, RolTletly Itedinsg, kosamood, molt Fomy, thaniorid, Wa llow. Mortimer, Pot Pourri, Inheritrem tiny, Neptunu., Trshidight, St. Bridget, Polly Ptahum, Betsy Carr. Mistake, sod **earls. LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 4 to 1 apt Wpm (t) 5 to 1 Faction-mon (t) STEEPLECHASE. 5 to 1 apt Anatia (t) The potuad is very heavy. THE 7111111) SEAT FOR sour, LAIICASHIRZ. We are inform...l that a requieition is about to be pretended to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, requadieg that he will allow himself to be pat in nomination for the third seat shoat to be created for South Lancashire. Our Liverpool correspondent informal us that a► a meeting of the Werra party in that town, yesterday, such a requisitios was agreed to.—Afearnestrr &misuser. PAXLIAMINTARY OWNITTEL—TI zs DAY.) NEWOATE MARKET ABOLITION BILL Thin day, at noon, the committee on this bill which Is domed in greop " lk" met for the Ant time in room No. 5, Mr. G. W. Hope presided, and there were pre mint Meters. Packs, Henley, Bond, and Hennessy. Mr. fierjeaat Wranghani awl Mr. Russell (:urney, Q.C., the Ramada. of Logsdon, appeared io support of the bill, which proessled by the corporation for the purpose of dissnarket iA,..ewiate market ; and Mr. ('olvert for the Dean and of 81. Peary (who are the lessors of the property to corporation wader a statute passed in the 2.1m1 of the reign of Charles II.), and also for the fraissasss in the market and round the market place. /14. Elerjeast Wrangham opened the proceedings by des cribing the objects of the bill, immediately s ft er wsrde Nokias application. to the committee for a postponement of the proceenp for a few days, in order to give counsel ao opportunity to further study the points of the case, so that they might ma both sides bo able to make them ea brief as pomade. Mr. Colrert expressed his readiness to proceed, but was quite content to lease the application in the hands of the committee. The mom vas then cleared, and upon the re-admixdon of the public the Chairman announced that the fatties was adjourned to Monday wait. EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY OP A BODY. An investigation was last night (Monday) con cluded by Mr. O. S. Brent, the deputy-coroner for West Middlesex, at the White Hart, South Miming, near Hemet, I on the body of an *Ault female, muse and age unknown, which was found in a ditch sear the abovirmeritioued village, presenting a frightful spectacle. It was believed that the body bad remained in the ditch for many months. The post aperient examination threw but little light on the matter, and has not at all tended to remove the impression that the woman was murdered, the result being that from the advanced state of decomposition the asedisal gentleman was unable to say whether vietairs had been used, but Um jury returned the following open venlict : " That the deceased wag found dead in a certain ditch containing water, without the detection of marks of violence in or upon her body, and that by what means the said woman came into the water or by what mesas the death was mused there was not suiS. Smut evidence to show." DIVOILCR AND MATRIMONIAL CAtrus.—Parlia.- vomitory returns relative to divan* and matrimonial 0141.4111 were issued this morning. The total amber of petitions for diesolution of marriage filed since the passing of the act, 11th Jan., 1858, to May 21, IA6O, 601. The petitions for judicial separatism are 196 ; for restitution of con. jugal right., 32 ; for nullity of marriage, 13 ; of applications for the protection of wife's property, 85. Dimolutions have been decreed is 230 eases and refused in 19. The undefended cedes for dissolution of marriage were 212. - - - --- REPRISENTATIoN uP CONC.—We are authorised to state that on the retirement of Dr. Lyons, M.P., which will probably be at the close of the_present minion. Mr. John Nicholas Slurphy will offer himseff m • saadidass. A rumour having been put in circulatios that Mr John Aroott contemplated abandoning the boeciugh of lassals, for which be ia a member, in order to offer himself as a candidate for the city of Cork, we are authorised to stage that there is no truth in the report. The followiog is a n ex t rac t f rom a letter from RirJohn Arnett, written upon other subject, to a private friend, but emitoining an emph a ti c denial of the statement -" In this there is not a word of truth. lky Kinsale constituent', unsolicited, did me the hi g h honour of electing me for their ancient borough, and I have oo idea of demoting them while they ocatiose satisfied with ms, The report to which I refer I. Welly unfoundod.—Curt trantiner. AN 1) THE VICAR. —The ROY. C. lgoetlock, vicar d Penningtoo, Ulveniton, writes to this Timm :—" A.O boring clergyman, a friend of aims, hes moistly toned it neoreary to add to his churchyard, tho old pool bole • fall.' His wife, who is lady eg the moor, gave the aotiosal piece of grousod the parish- Users uscurred considerable 'a wallies it in is that it might be properly In doe Use thi; Wisp ol the diocese (the &shaped Maisie) oonseauted the Bow pool, sad, a few days after, the clergyman received hew bis lordship's secretary a bind a:peso's—one item in width was ' lineup ex 4/. Is.' Now, sir, surely it sot 6b, it is sot lop , to charge for railway expenses when the bishop come■ on such en errand. Is not the @nor- Mons RAMON of the bishop ou purpose to meet such expenses Inc:idiot to Me office 1" Might I not with the same propriety, or rather insprogriety, charge cab-hire poriety, to • parishi oner who is living ow or two miles off, when he summons me to ad minister, often in very bad weather, mid at night time, one or the other of the sacraments of our church' On the oc• amnion referred to the bishop did not come to this remote part of his diocese primarily to consecrate this small piece of burial growid, but to consecrate a new church near at bead, and his rrmeeee was taken advantage of. The bishop was accompanied by his chancellor, chaplain, archdeacon of the district secretary, servant, and by one or t wo c l erg y. men, all of whom were hospitably entertained at dinner, and the bishop ant chuph.iu sod servant for a night ; mid yet a charge for railway expenses WSJ subsequently made, which I soot but think ' burning shame, aed asserts exposure in your columns if you will be good enough to accord it. I should mild that the said clergyman's clerical Monne is out MX per annum, and the parishioners not well off." Purvey Panign.—The important living of Putney has become vacant by the death of the Rev. C. T. Robinson, who had held it mines ls 3& The bonelles ie in the er . t of the Dean and Chapt er o f W orces t er, sa d sot of the Bab,' of London, as supposed by meny is coo. sequence of its immediately adjoising Fulham Palma Grouawrilicac Suentrr.—The fort nightly minting of the Royal Geographical Society was held last eventing at Burlington Howe, Piccadilly, sad was very nunionasly attended. Sir R. Murchison pea aided. After the preliminary business had been concluded eirrper sent to the government by M r . Connil PembertonHp descr i ptive of his journeys in the Is l an d ee m‘ so, Japan, aid which had been communicated to the society by Lord John Rowell, wan rued by Dr. Slaw. Mr. P. Hudgins and party mad e f ear in the Wand of Jesse d ur i ng th e mont h s o f J ane, sly, August List year. The looney' were principally skag the coast in vannas direness., bat on the lest be wassailed the great volcano, about 4000 feet high. The essatry pared was Jemmied as exceedingly rich sad bean* fel, sbosadiag in forest sod flowers— Mastoid, oak, piss, beech, birch, elm, cherry, sycamore, mansolui, roass,hooey- Ollekla convallaries, orchids, vines, clematis, and numerous sitters as yet naktiown. He was received everywhere with this greatest attention and Medic daring the excursions. He visited, likewise, the celebrated mines of lead sod iron. Jam he believed to be ishatuted chiefly along the marts osly. the interior being fall of bean and other animals, the (omen containing " all the woods necessary for the Beets of say oxaatry." The Japanese of this baud appear is live direly ap.. tub and vegetable& Loge palatal's • aqu a and twk4e de swo are ealiested. Quail, pigs.., wrodesek, end . maps sbatiad. Geld was ales Boggles reochaled by rioter his opinion that "Juno k sot bows, eves to the natives ; kis still a eat, of whish,with the exception of the dwell, they are ..candy ignersat." The mediae of the paper was followed by a die. .sal..,viii Mr. Oliphaat, Sir F. Nitables, Me. With,. and lir. the author of the taper, parneip a t e d . A brief paper, Sir R. H. Schomberg, on Travels in Siam, vas afterwards nail. NUMMI WNW& i=ILI. I F. l g 7 h)r "-'1 Milord Din. G. Ow _frarlstic ) Sad Brut Omni= Mew) Li LWIL Ramil fravistk.) Grumbler Si. Aubpt. Oval los* Tolgus l as.c G.WlAnrot RUM* O. WIL Vie (Ielstoo) throsySki Hoot Risks P"'IS ii.ibial 1.014 i:=il I,lw 11., n,f1401 1 - li is 0 . - Kw men maw row wee 'use Kw NA•01 H•lool iiiiil maul ,ii,iii' Kkoool WOO 11.110 14000 4000 14000 44001 Kg* 0 000 so.oso l skooo, Par ladjii—erein; army ant) a s W N. Promo (Me) North N. Wk. Beane (Mown) Crefty Par Cons. (at. Blew) . Providence (11. Want). Sorernice Om Min. Co. & Oradea & Cane tires (Ulnae) . L Devon Irons Ns ain (Una L M W. 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Diseount (L.) la. Ova Otanlbas Oa Madras brigs. et Log ModliseraneanNleaTeL godlier. la Tel (Lie.) Naticaal Discount Co NerbuddaCoalalroni() Netherlands Land_ a} I TZ N.Bras..S N. Bea. Id N. Brit t Australasisa.. Si SO si 114 •e: 111 1 1 11 1111 10 It 20 10 102 104 100 1011 I the tT lee 4 - 31 ": 111 j ti lilt pa 111% d If le Msl I} 1 ei. par q Ms 47 10 10 70 10 11 pm poll MVO, Lad It lea Paola sod Odom. Dims zd I turnew - II - 4). iiw• God Sea • Ind. Tit 4 a byrllo yr. by Er. Gov. _ Ina ~- ~- ~~ 111 If lei Ile 14 ztt 4:' ain! lia. ll ,em .•_• • vstii;l 1$ lie South Artisan Lad Dabwan= Tel. Soft .. Ds. 4e. Zsgbitared.. Ds. Os. ... Trost _ .I Lia. Co. Op. Co 'as blimmes Load.... 'is R_ . SI I i 1 a id! ll II 7 10 11 DIATEIICTIVE FTRIS NIAR are sorry to announce the entire destruction of house, one of the sesta of the Marquis of Ailesbury, oear Marlborough, on Saturday morning last. The fire wee dis covered about five o'clock Lin. by the gardeoer, who was sleeping in the house. The noble marquis sod marchioness were at the time, with a select circle of Moods, staying at their adjoining mansion, Totteuhunlaark. The of the flames was so rapid that nothing but • portioo Pt = furniture could be erred, the entire nmusies, with the exception of the stabling, coach-homes, sad other out. building, being completely burnt down b y bee o'clock, poly five hours from the first discovery of the ire. His imdship and her ladyship were slim tly at the some of the catastrophe, their other residence (fottenhiun•park) being ally about a mile and a half distant. It is 'opposed to bare originated in one of the flues. We hear there is an insurance in the SIM Fire-office, but to what extent is not yet ascertained. .—Vie UNDINAAY sum AND mom. Sh. I FYI LLILWAM 'Ara, WeL Miner Val BB 11..Laa..*Cbsikinne Blackburn all Bann and Tyne 911 I Bolton. sies * 110. C 100 i Bristol and limier 100 'Caledonian all . Cork aud Bandon ell .Cosuwall a/1 i Do. A j A no dlr. *UG all I Do. B I p.e. Is pald to B. a , Dublin and BeMuit les. all I Dund., Part& t •laLls j 100 bat Anglian 109 i•Mill1 °magas ISO Radars Union. Mack 109 Do. Rosh & W lasi Suffolk 100 YAlaburgh and Glasgow 100 lidiabro . Perth, laindse all rani and Clyde Juno IN Glasgaw I & Wasters all Great North at Iltssalaad Grant Northam ! Ds • Igo& _ Do. i Moot Gt. South* West. (In ) Om& Mipases Di.StoazVa&6a►Stt Lassambirea Irattoldre Loudon =I Illbstwall Lca ,... &Bll,l4llLait . aim: 1 1....1.=,......1 IDa aid' 1..1114.1 I l is 6 r i ?? 1141 . I i Do. Yew Do. otrs.*Dorty..l WWL Ot. Ws. (In.) !Fitt liwtt owassik mad Carlisle NewrylsAtiremist._ Newry,Warreap.alas. Nur* *UM If orib Ores AM. 4 D I Dn --- 4) - 0. -- - a 51;i.iiii. 1 no. ft:".:iZ-.7, Tr 7,17:::: Wartii — loodon Kariba& Westenahm Na Illeiordahlre _ _ I ti Ihstike tvi',emu& flia .. "6fta issallati LA Ather.lllk lieslaii Mira ihregellin Vides a 5b.i...... &nib South &Asia south Wales 5. 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Ira US N lel 02 94 111 Ili tee 111 Se i li Pp WO i clas par l i dle Lps In ISt. iji T:i "i 1.451 11 13 : 1 1 3 1 1l IS 14 46 I in e li PIE st se mal M leo 141 11 2 41 1114 46 6d lia is 2:1 It. 1111 ad IS SO ;A in 216 AIWA= OWN plea ei 71 7 1 7 1 19 ID 77 1 111 1 3 9 TT se MS 117 . it .1.1 2 ,i als 1 1 4is 111 41 • 11 3 no COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (Br swum AND nun mAGNIIIIO Tnalama.) (rßov OUR OWN casaverormasn..l Grain market attire. Wheat and flour telling freely at Id. to 2d. advance on former and 6d. on latter. Indian oorn and beams 3d. to 6d. dearer. All other articles firm. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVC/A.—The market has maenad with squirt arearence, and the public sales are processing without spirit. corrsz.—The public sales are going off steadily. Ter.—The declaration of public sales for to-morrow have again interfered with the demand by private contract. Iticz.—The deniand is limited, gener.d quotations are unaltered. Rom.—Prices are supported, but the demand is dull. Brew—This market has been dull. SALTrIrrRE has a very dull appearsooe. 01YrrON. —No idea reported. Markets genendly are dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market + steady. Town tallow is quoted 565. net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 59a. 6d. to Bea. 9d. ; all the month. 595. 6d. ; April to June. sBa. ed. ; July to September, 56+. 6d.; October to Deo., 555. ed. to 665. SMITHFIELD HAY MARHET.—(I'HIS DAY.) 36•11% , . Davis sad Co. report trade dull, at the following pries :—Primo meadow hey, 755. to 85s. ; supe rior ditto, 90a. to 105 a. ; inferior do., 5Cs. to 80a. ; clover. old, 90s. to 115 a. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80a. to 100. ; straw, 335. to 38s. FIRE I, LZADINHALL-STIEET.—LIVE4 NAVID RE 'MK FIRE EscAPElL—(Tius Dar.)—This morning at ea early hour the premises belonging to Mrs. T. Jowl, termed the Hercules Tavern and I/smog : house, No. 119, Leaden hall-street, were on fire. The inmates, six in number, were only saved from a terrible death by the happy arrival of • fire escape. The lower part of the premises was nearly burnt out. EbrATH OF CAPTAIN LORTS AT BERNE.—A letter front Berne, dated the 7th inst., mys :—" The mis fortune which cost Captain Loris his life on Sunday last has given rise to a diplomatic correspondence between the English minister here and the Federal Council. The former emit a note to the President, in which strong complaints were made against the police of the town. The council replied by pointing out the result of the inquiry which had been held on the subject, and which showed that the English secretary of the embassy was the only companion of the ...intent when the bear pit was visited, and that after his fel'. two members of the Sardinian Embassy, amour paned by a baker, hastened thither, and that the latter raised the unfortunate man several feet from the pound by res,iiinj him with hie heed, but that the bear pinned bun down again. The police officer on duty had not even his gun loaded. hut much indignation was expressed at the circumstance that he had refused to give up his weapon as a means of attack on the bear. On the whole it was con sidered to be an unfortuate fatality, for during the time the Englishman scoured the town to procure insistence, knowing neither the locality nor the language, much valu able time was lost. The funeral took place yesterday, when only some members of the diplomatic corps, and those who were present at the accident, attended. The dereaaed was only 31 years of age, and had served in the Crimea as captain of cavalry." THE VOLUNTEER SHAM FIGHT NEAR BRIGHTON AND THE RAILWAY RIIIIANOINENTIL—Yesterday the own mending officers of the various metropolitan volunteer regi ments intending to take part in the sham fight near Brighton on Easter Monday received a communication from the authorities of the London and Brighton Railway Company, enclosing a form to be filled up, setting forth the number and character of the tickets they will require for their respective corps, and stating the arrangements made with respect to their none. The document states that no application for tickets will be at tended to without the production of ooe of the forms, which can only be obtained from Lord Ranelagh, and that such form niust be duly filled up sod signed and addressed to the secretary of the company, who will supply no tickets after Saturday, the Med inst. All tickets supplied and not required must be returned to the secretary not later than Monday, March 25. No allowance whatever will Le made for tickets lost, mislaid, or not used, and all tickets sup plied must be paid for on or before the 25th inst. The tickets of any corps disregarding this rule will not be avail able for admission to the stations or trains. Volunteers who desire to go down on the previous Saturday oe Stoab day must obtain special tickets for thou days. Tickets for the Sunday will not he available on the Saturday or Sunday. Any ticket will entitle the holder to return by the special train on Tuesday morning; but tickets will on ly be available to travel from and return to the stations named thereon. The fares will be, to Brighton and back, from any stat i on, third class, la. 6d. ; officers only, first class, ss. ; o hones, Ma. No one except no of ma be allowed to take or use a first-class ticket, end no ticket whatever will be available except for a volunteer in eniform and bearing arms. Hour. of start- Mg, he., to be advertised on the 30th of March. Volunteers will have to show their tickets on passing the barriers at the railway stations, and no ticket will be issued at the stations on Monday morning. Any volunteer failing to beduce his ticket will become subject to the company's ye-laws, and have to pay the full regular fare. The com pany will spare no exertion to ensure to the fullest extent the comfort and scoommodatina of the several corps, and therefore no deviativa will be permitted or any proposal to that effect be entertained. The requisition for tickets sets out blanks for the number of the various clan tickets re quired, and there is au undertaking to Le signed by the commanding officer or applicant to pay the company their charge for the tickets, subject to a proportionate deduction hi respect of :tray which may be returned not later than the 25th March, A BULLIWK IN THE Rios& —On Sunday after noon, about 3 o'clock, a drover, in the employ of Mr. t b id t ers e ro t e n : to a fi g r a z ier, n th e eCh bw e o lae l f tnsf k l 7ord w barY o rajwa a wia boa y s i ta dr t: xv i v e i ti n . , g w ru a lr h p n e u a m o b' n . e lso r w o oi n f the t,Meen's Head Inn yard, which abuts on the vy, w he m orioverthe t°bnurw7ardarbia,:e3r that unless energetic and in spite of the drover's e ff orts "heal " it, ea n t i h u pe, i , a r. l. st:n w sne h aw ichl iiles, ",oridgbned. and it plunged into the water. ed is tamdoewitio.t instance was speedily at hand it must inevitably meet a watery rue. At this juncture a young ma n earned Thomp bcaerrith into the water from a spot on the left-hand side, known as its Andrews' yard, holding in his band a rope, the other end 1, 1 7 m h l . ) t ece : ei :r og de m ene p t i. toh tl a y ustedt d h i e ves la To by l tank. e f e" . 7 2 stru ci e the s p r . :hge nk gs of a l w la , h o an i t c d h fe ha ll .r o as y w ing *h s e ri l jj.sten oceed a finniedeydinthhyereacrohpeieg toth etzxhaharnoirdthomani upon land commenced hauling it towards the edge of the river, when the rope, unequal to the heavy strain tton it, suddenly snapped. Thompson, nothing daunted by his first dip, again plunged in, and fastened a stronger rope to the horns, when it was with much labour and .1014 culty dragged from its perilous position and leaded safe on re.-ra firma. A subscription, amounting, we en told, to the munificent rum of twvence.halfpenny, was made among the bortanden for the gallant fellow who had thus risked his life to save a bullock ; and two shillimp, we believe, were afterwards given him by the drover. — E w e r Herold. V •