The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-20 00:00:00

I/ Al NATHAN.

The bankrupt was • merchant, trading in Bury-street,
Bevis Marks. This was the examination meeting. The
bankrupt has absconded, and of course there are no ac-
counts, but his liabilities are supposed to exceed 20,0001.
There is nothing in the shape of assets beyond the furniture
in Lis house.

Mr. Linklater appeared for the soignee..
The bankrupt warn proclaimed in the usual form.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MANSION HOUSE.
EXTENSIVE BRASS-PLATE 110110ERIRS.

John Mallon', 2D, costermonger, was charged with steal.
ing four brain plates value, together, W. :ie.
Edward Stewart Hart, honer, King William-street, said,
about half-paid ten last night he heard a curious sort of
"click," which he at once knew a., pox:ceding from
the brass plate just outside the shop windows. He imme-
diately. ran out and saw the prisoner in the private door-
way in the act of covering a long basket up with a piece
of green baize. Witness said " Hallo, what have you
got there? take that piece of baize off and let's see." The
prisoner said, "Oh, is any on 'em youru Witness said,
" Yes I rather think they are ;" and the prisoner im-
mediately ran oft He was pursued and caught by the
collar, when he raid, " Let me go • I'll walk along very
quietly ;" but in crossing the road he attempted to push
witness under the wheels of a passing omnibus, and it wax
with great difficulty that he was brought back to the shop.
On looking into the basket, the two plates, value 7,,/.
which were safely fixed in front of the slop a few minutes
before, were found, together with two other*.
Edward Hasten, ehopman to Mr. 11 'thath, boot maker,
King Williara-street, identified one of the plates pr educed
as the property of his master. It was 1116.1.3 d about eight
o'clock last night. The value was
Thomas Buck identified the other plate as his property.
He missed it last night about eight o'clock.
Police-constable 528 said he took the prisoner into cus-
tody and went to the address given by him, and found that
he had not slept there since Christmas. He ass accustomed
top out with a basket similar to the one produced.
The prisoner said as he was coming along King William.
street he observed a basket in a doorway and he was only
going to have a look at what was in it, when the gemnian
came up and etched him by the collar. He Was as
hinnocent as a hunborn babe.

Mr. Alderman Abbiaa said he moot try to coorinoe a jury
of that.

Committed for trial.
WORSHIP-STREET.
RTRANGE CASE OF Win natmo.

Williams Winning, 21, was charged before, Mr. Mansfield
with assaulting Charlotte, his wife.
The complainant, a pretty-looking young creature, sail—
I live in Gibraltar-walk work at eilk triu tttt i t tg, and my Mu-
band is employed at Billingsgate ; last Hight he struck me
and used threats.
Mr. Mansfield--Did he hurt you much?
Wife—Not a great deal heat night.
Mr. Mansfield—How long have you beam wedded!
Wife—A fortnight to-morrow.
Mr. Mansfield--A fortnight--how long have you known
him! _ . _

Wife—Between four and five veers.
Mr. Mansfield—Has be ever knocked you about before
this ?
. . . . . .

Wife—Oh yes, he used to best me before our marriage,
that was because I refused to have him: he promised not to
do so afterwards and I believed him, hut he does.

Mr. Munileld—Well, yours is a most extra., roar-
fags ; it would seem that you rather liked his tree t.
What am Ito do with him . .

Wife—Bind him over to keep the peace, that's all.
Defendant, who denied the assault, wax Is•und in hie
own recognisance.' of 251. for six months.

WANDBWORTH.
CONDUCT or A CARMAlL—nartorttxr DYfltlION.

George My, • carman, late in the rmploy of the London
and South Western Railway Commp►ny, ninsared before Mr.
Ingham, to answer a summons taken out under the 4th of
Osage IV., cap. 34, for misconduct dining hi. employment

Inspector Bent attended to prosecute on behalf of the
railway company.
Alfred Hewlett, • boy in the service of the company,
deposed that, at 12.30 on the 11th of February last,
he left the Niue 'Elba depot with the defendant,
in charge of • van and three horses to deliver goods at
several places. The defendant was the driver and witness
sat behind as the guard. The defembint drove to St.
George's-road, Southwark, and when near the cathedral he
stopped and got down. He then left witness with the van
and goods and remained away between four rest five hours.
Witness at last was tired of waiting awl woo about taking
the horses and van back to the depot,
rw luau came
up and said, "Here's your mate. Tice defendant
then made his appearance, tel he WWI then
very much under the eolluence of liquor. Ho was, how-
ever, not quite sober when he first went sway. The de-
fenteaut then got on to the box and Move over Westtnin-
steribridge. They hail some bags fat to deliver to
Messrs. Bowers in Westminster, but in consequence of the
defendant being in • state of intoxication he was
unable to find the place. Witness then
him to return home, and they reached trenutildeg
about ten niinutea past six. o'i•lock, without de-
livering any tithe goods nn the van. They ought to have de-
livered some French cases at the West-end awl then to have
obtained a load of general goods at the Spread Eagle,
Regent'iceircue, and to have got hack slant helf•psuit right
o'clock. The goods were not delivered until the Monday
following, and the receiving bowie was consequently uc-
glected.
Inspector Bent. proved that the Imi...tier was * weekly
servant, in the receipt of Stk. per a vok, and. said he hal
previously borne a very good character ; hot Mr. Godson,
the manager, felt, as he had a great mane ,1111111•11, he was
hound to put a strung band upon the and press for
conviction in this case.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the Annuaire% and did
not offer my excuse. He raid that lie hail been in the em-
I ploy of the company between 10 awl 11 year., mid had •
sick wife depending upon him. He also said that be hal
'toed shout for a fortninght when he was discharged, and
now that he had got another job they wished to take it
from him.

Mr. Ingham said that he looked upou the charge as a
very serious thing, and he %Ai only ...ivy it had not hrp-
paned with a man who did not beer stuck a good character
as the defendant., for then ha should have emit hint for
three months. He would, however, take into cousideratien
his previous rod character, and only imprimu him for
seven days, with hard labour. Nothing brit his maid cha-
racter saved him from three mouths, a, it ww, most ebantim
able that he should go on drinking in that woe.
The prisoner was then locked up.

TOTTINONIAL TO A STATION-IVIASTY.II.—List week
Mr. Wedderburn, the master of the :4.4l64:astern Itaiiway
station at Ashford, was presented if ill, the testimeund
which has lately been subscribed for. It coird,t., ..(a purse
of 100 sovereigns, and a silver teapot ituil tuilk jag. It Mee
accompanied by a letter from the three getitlemen who
were the originators of the trethisalial, which stated that
the testimonial had been couttitaited to by Rill sulacrilans
—iuhabitants of Ashford and the neightsvarlesid. and other
travelleni by the Mouth-Eastern Haile ay iu testinsaly of
their approval of his unremitting attention to his respon-
sible duties at the Ashford station during a period id
thirteen year. The teapot and milk jug WON' 4111oplied br
Messrs. Elliott and Son, jewellers, unit ate %cry chaste aa
elegant. is the former wee an inscription setting forth
the object of the testimonial. —Smith •Kostees I;n:4er.
RIOUSKABLIL SALL —Ou the 211th Mr. J. 0.
Stevens lelellteetteed a sale at King-street, Cinent.g.inten, of
an exteusive and valuable collection of &orient anus awl
weapons of war, curiosities whet ell frlllll
the
entire disarmament of Hungary after the struggles
of 11448 (under Kossuth and other leaden.),
prishy ancient ordnance, tuateldoek, %duel look,
tricklick and other guns, pistols mid rides, army
inlavi
with gold, silver, art, &v., showing -it I olanibly
complete series, from the eau last description line anus to
the lament day. There are also eleven Isiiiiiiseas blades,
lactating the 'wont of Charles .11liert 141.1"1
rapiers, swords, coutesux de chasm., halbert Ye,
many spociinctui of the greatest tacit' ; the property of W.
J. ttratchnsik, Esq., of Liverp.sd, who purchased the
whole didartuanieut from the Austrian gint.llllll.lt.

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%VA RWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)
TRI !IL STAKE& O. mile!

E;;;;:inliierence fiaremou—tit, sad Gamma

WILLOUGHBY HANDICAP. Two maw.

1,-oce of Omer aokl Philo:Del are hero.

1,10 HANI)ICAP PL.tlt. Newly 7 furlongs.
inient Knt. n, Stapleton, Fitella, Cynthia, Sir
I .11,11, Stream, Macbeth, Norton, sod .Litt/e Poll ate
rtlitß ARRIvA Lc.- Maria Agnes, Blue Bell* Emwm.,
Ellington, Chit Pigeon, Gentle MS, Rajah
Linabov, Emily, Worcester, Boadslous, Ldebest,
iiuntain Mh, laloorv, Betty, g by Wiadboand, The
8,•.t Mao, Levity, The Dane, Marmalade,
Clifden, tkotalsway, Conqueror, Dispute, and Brother
&I&
Lincrsa —Bevis and Chirp.

ELSCYION comaurnws.-(THIS DAY).

BERWICX•ITPO?i. TWEED.

1-I.....snituittke met at eleven o'clock ; Mr. F. Peel in the
Alter • shmt ef,114 ultat ion. the committee decided that
•• . oss. of William Gray, which ww ander consideration
• the committee adjourned yesterday, was we a good
sad therefore .truck it off the poll.
Ut. Wordswoeth, said the next vote to which he
object was that of James Untlank, who bad received
• s hial relief in September, and October in the same
...r. The vote came before the revising barrister in HZ%
was struck off ou the same ground ol objection am that
▪ ~.h he was now Wall.
•Lr F. 81.1 R, mud if hi. kernel friend proved these
• ts, he slionkl give the committee eu trouble with respect
: the vote.

The fa a. having bees proved, the vote was struck off.
sir F. Slade mid as he believed the sitting member was
.se in a majority, be walla object to the vote of John
behill. on the ground of nos-resideeee.
Mr. brown, a draper at Newcastle, said be knew John
who entered his eerrine in February, 11459,
• • yearly hiring, with the option of a month's notice ou
:do r side. Hovrhill omitted witnese's service in December.
:alt., awl was at present in Miuseheetrrr. He west to Bars
ark on the Prth of August, and returned on the 22nd.
The vote Ives struck off.
The Rest rote objected to was that of John Alexander,
eh.. on brow isnot stated that be was on the register is
!di. Isf#. and leer, at SpittaL la Ma, DIN, he sold hit
t.eurturt awl went to bye at Newcastle, to carry o•n the
..komes..4 a nab conimissioa agent, and hal resided there
o r duce Had dunng that time gone to Hpittal ones.
Novelly. Was there at the time of the election, and polled,
out .61 tea gr. there purposely for the An lion. Did not
sleep the house he fornwrly orcupied at Spatial.
(-vol.. Lansaw:Nl try Mr. Worthwortli— Up to three
• lour 'ears before he left the premium they Lad been his
6..14 priory. He afterward. muted them. Was curing
terriers at Upittal in August last rear, and remained in
Berea k a week Or two after the Nikita for the .4
4:enemy of los stork. It ass a busy clone, and his per
a eel atteedsece there was twee...wry. Mold the greater
sort el his stuck in trade in August. No perwm had occu-
rol the bows at Nottsl sin. ehe left it His stock had
to aimed et Spitthl after he went to Newcastle. His wife
lost to Nelleliede in May, and he followed her in the
agitates al Jur.
se F. 40h submitted that the vote ..eight to be struck
taarraeurh as there hol beeu roatisame resideues
Mr the 314 July, ISM, up to the time of the election in
August. IWO
Woolsvowth contitaled that the vote was a geed one,
Weenie Alexander had retained the uccapitien el • herring
le Ater aerie:: the whole oil the peeled espied by the set,
.44 hat n-aided in &rwick foe aim we betere asd after
the chines.

The “anmittve 4rikrl that the reihsee wad ibut pup•
tumwo, .101 that t►e wiae mast La Area ad.

ILA wj

TIE WISE TILADE-(TILE DAT.)

Thu afto•nownt a rseetisg al wise merchants who
r .rr.nydr.l with tbe Tnewury Mogi et July 7, 1/443, or
the Faciee fieurrul Ottler of July I WA was held at the
leoteloa Tortes for the pumas d Posoiving the report of
the dopotateet tler ar the Ex. hoquer, &pp euted
et the &meeting of the ll* but 71e atte-taug weit eceavesed
thy. r.,lstiailtee .4 the Wins lEsewasiabe Assisoldiss, awl
is fordo wino% mid—Am is tho country.
oho wised to the emirs soisississo, wore incited
so mural or to depots parties to reposent Asir view&
TM powwow wars soldested with Shied doom re.
1.41,r0 0•411. *key outsold. atiwriews was by so
• 1411111101111.

R...atirm‘ ..r • Le ter's Mallit•ria
the Liverpool pare-court, on Friday, Thomas Williams,
• loostowasa, sad Ilryhanik a seaman, of the
Ones Mail Mesmer Anigeniam were charged with stad•
W a tent coateiniag valuable jewellery. nap fujj.,mjagan
tg,.• farts .4 the which were elicited after a leery
ivestigegtedi Is Ilse month of December kat M. Lucius
Lulhe, .4 ati, km de Clay, Para, forwarded a casket of
pail/err to Boulogae, 0o tie coweigameat al Mr. R. E.
Atkins, who, to tura, forwarded it, rid the London aid
Metier Waiters Railway, to Liverpool. Nassis. Pans and
.4 Tower. lauldiap., to wwu it was maigigsegl, 'hipped
•••liet gm tears the Annenien, royal mail steamer, for
thc W.. 4 Comet d Africa. The panel, which contained a
per .4 thainsgiel Wavle* diamond gold brooch,
eat s ,;•.41 chain, .4 the whole value of 17 . wee ounsivied
Hartheree Brothers, al Tomerilfe, kaws.ryliont it was
bunny to he delivered toe party at ow of the Islands,
the jewellery beteg iatemW ae a marriage eft for a youag
While the parcel was on board the Armadas it was,
la mate inn sp.Lsiiie.l oversight, mhoheed, add whoa the
',wet am...l at Teuegiffe, as it could aut be (mud, the
Mop ultitust. ly pas-aster, oo her voyage without harrag
tie ...Md. It was knows to the mew that the
pa. 0,1 1144 10,11 mmwl, but nethisig was ems of it until the
sanal at Mem. Lene. While the ship was at
t:..11._1 Williams sad Ihylsurst discovered the mislaid
...kid In Its. vteauser's magusine, enameled beneath some
,t.-•-u• They immediately mewed aid opened the box, sad
ges fetid its ,•osteista, throwing the empty ause overloard.
Dry hunt onleeluestly obtained a quantity of tense from
the leutswgin • ot.de, wrapped the. jewellery in five
separate sod comrade., them 1.13 the traw
.4 1.1. The Armenian returned to Liverpool
ih last, sad the five parcels of jewellery were
renwv.sl lean thr ohip by Dry hunt He oneveyed them
rutoide the Wellington Mork gates. and then gave two of
• ',ea, to Winnings. Williams awl Dryharst t6se west to'
in a idler ii, 131enlodough street, sail it Se believed that
three .4 the portals have .in.. Les disposal of. Oei Wed•
wvlsr afterve•oi the twi men fulled at the shop of Mr. W.
Pummel, jeweller, .4 Paradise-street, nod °Rend for sale a
gain .4 betelodin- mei valuable gold bracelets set with dia.
. tel.. Mr Yonoiel's ottopietams were amused, awl telling
i•.ein to ...di ou the f. day, ia the meantime tome
nnign...t..l with lb. police. .ye C.. 1116111 MIS seat ti
seer I. .4 the is.., and appwthended Willarse, anal, from
'h. inf.dmatinen that primmer pro, afterwards trait Dry.
i.urst eustarly. Ow being addible nature .4 the cherw,
1.41, Ile priedsere admitted the miss 'elatin .4 the
loops ity. The primmer. were remr.ded fur • work, with
Ihe view .4 amerteastai what had heramae the property
who. h had isol hews recovered, the only articles found up to
0.., rot time Iwo( the two bracelets tendered for isle
Mr
SatAmita T.. FART INDIAN OrrICI•I4—A return
Lae iwelt mail. showing the sutra ealmies sad meek.
Prato .4 All !Wise raapispia. The salary f 4 the Governor-
' offend 1. 25,01111/. a yt..f, u fialiftillit to which there ie an
...tit onetime. .4 5.,111101,, awl other allowances, which in
PCs snsouatoi b. 12.006.1/. The four ordinary menhirs of
t'. supreme rosiaril rr.eive A,OUOI.' and an outfit QM-
•4 1,21114.. sad the,. are swMated at home. Th• lisp
.-rdibery members .4 the Lie.rs6tive Council receive 11,01 MM.,
clerk •• tar ...uusil3.llllW. The secretariat is aeon
peel • f kir ...,retene. to the guyerament, three of whom
:1,6100., end use 3,0001. ; four ander-
-• n tign. at 2,410/., sad two at 91601.; and foes as-
* one at 71W. and three at use.
T.. that we r. 13 skly melees a few
4,1.. itetlo• it contains, IThe Uhler Omar
r • 41t0t.. ru'n'.. tg,iioo4. a veer, and thee, are 37
••.,i..ot !sit% wousaasioorn with marks
.•...kd I. 40111/, The Lieuteimat-Goesrare .4
L 10,teelf , sal allowaaees which ainutuded is
1,7304 ,wl the Lieutramatt :orener of the North.
Wed e sad af the Ponjaub receives the mare ealarx,
•;1-`f,"" *.r7.9 slightly is amoust. The Downy it
.• . 112,A0. a year, with 2,5001 fur his
•".ths luettliwiro 4.1 caused 6,4101/.. with u outfit
sll•-••••••• . • !!IN/ Th,gi gosertsor and numbers .4 mama
at 11.4.1... fe. en, the sense sumo. Anions the low alines
'4 .411ria10 we indite a few of PAW., bat thme
'.'" 2411/ is the lowest in Rion departments of the

Wane.—The Afwillr Cakariwiar
• • th. ardli at Vert.* of • woman, 7u yeses
•• t 1.4 thirty }errs lea. Dew., bees sees
• '" ' •,^ Lit white Ewen her liftinfirlt attneenott
'` • .0.. k aterale tweet were painted white.
• 1..•,..5 If to wise is; yank swi the hooket in
• •atile4 her her eunplo)er was law. white.
•.1 tilt.. 1.. Await t. it r said, as owns d swearn•
• .4 r I..eher t.. white she erne much
• • jot o'clock oh gaturlay muruirsg • alight
• ' ,•I pone ear f. It is the es/ley ..41 li as
tprr *est-
• ..-11 The towns, of the worth ens • t, but
".• sereespesied with • remaiias
16,i 4 drum' thunder. sadet OllllOO 611•1
w.. 1 ...I 14....ww4e1l to the 'berthas'''. The shy
• • 1•••• r at the ame 4 the earthqunite, sod
• ' Iniaz,ned the sore was thunder.

MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cuxml
The funds opened this morning with firmness,
and soon experienced a alight improvement. Some
further sales of stock for money followed, however;
and a telegram being published to the effect that
" Austria, considering the annexation of
Central Italy to Piedmont as a flagrant
violation of the treaty of Zurich, has
resolved to adjourn the renewal of official relations
with the Court of Turin," the market has become
dull. Nevertheless, Consols are still quoted a trifle
dearer than yesterday afternoon. British railway
stocks, after advancing, have likewise relapsed.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rent is
telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted
67fr. 75c., being Sc. lower than yesterday.
The Indian rupee paper has been rather more
offered. The Indian !Nye per Cent. stock of 1859
is dull, at 1044 to 1 for the account
Commis are officially marked 94f, 1,4, and
1 for money, and 941 and 4 for the account
The present quotations are 944 to 1 for cash,
and 944 for the 11th of April. The
Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1859 has
been dealt in at 1041 ; the Four per
Cent enlaced rupee paper, at 85 ; ditto
Five per Cent, at 994 and 981; ditto Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., at 1051, 1041, and 1051 ;
the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at
073 ; India Bonds, at 2s. prem. ; and Exchequer
Bills, at 20c, 175., and 20s. prem.
The foreign stock market is quiet Turkish
Bonds have been more inquired for. The
Loan of 1854 is now quoted 793 to 80,
after being marked 801, and that of 1858, 621
to 63. Mexican Bonds have not recovered from
yesterday's decline. Sales are recorded as follows :
Meeican Three per Cents., 211 ; Russian Five per
Cents., 108 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869,
65 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.,
for account, 341 ; ditto Passive, 14; ;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 801 ; ditto Six per
Cents., 1858, for account, 621, 63 ; ditto Guaran-
teed Four per Cents., 1014, 1011.
At Vienna on Saturday a decline of 1 per cent.
took place in the Metallic&
No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday
for the Continent, the 72,0001. by the Indemnity
satisfying the immediate wants of evatere. The
57,0001. by the Essex has yet to be ivered. The
Europa, from Beaton, has brought 18,000/. is
oPeciv•
The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 2571., and the South Eastern
an increase of 1,8841. The latter line is now feeling
the benefit of the transit of the large quantities of
goods introduced under the treaty with France.
The annual meeting of the English shareholden
in the Royal Swedish Railway Company is called
' for the 17th of April.
A petition for the winding up of the Telegraph
Cable Company (limited) is expected tube heard in
the Count of Bankruptcy on the 286 Met.
At the meeting of the Committee of Balkan yes-
terday, it was definitively resolved, as anticipated,
that banking business shall terminate at three
o'clock on Saturdays (Mimed of four, as hitherto),
beginning with the 19th of May. This must be
regarded as a step towards the ultimate adoption
lot two o'clock as the closing hour. A copy of the
resolution is given below. Of the concurrence of
the Rank of England no doubt is entertained.
Kosolved,—That, in deference to the views expremed in
the meniorials very numerously signed and laid before this
committee, the looking interest of the City is prepared to
give effect to throe views by making the expsrunent of
cluing on Saturdays at Alin» instead of four o'clock ; and
in order to give ample notice to the public, the
change shall not eunarneoce before Saturday, May 11"'"ed
.
This resolution is mode subject to the concurrence of the
Bank of
The VE;ltati, Southern Belle, Aden, Cleveland,
and Flying Fish, have arrived front China, with
2,683,5001b*. of tea and 862 bales of silk.
The Warobt and Woodoute, the stranding of
which, near Dover,has already been mentioned,
have been got ad nd towed to the Thames.
The delay in the arrival at Milfued Haven of the
Anglo-Lupo-Brazilian Steam Company's vessel, the
Brazil, is accounted for by her machinery having
broken down, which necessitated her putting into
Ferret

MONDAY Immo.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 1114 for the
11th of April, opened this morning at the same
quotation, and closed at 94k, " genera." For
money the last price was 941 to 0. The oScial
businese report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Comm.' for muuey
s,
944, j, f ; ditto, foe
count (11th (11th April), 94., 4; the Indian Five per
Cent Stock, 1869, 104, 4, ; ditto, for account,
104, 104} , the Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee
paper, 99i, 99 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
106 ; India Bonds, 2a. din. I •
The Indian rupee paper was dull, the Ave per
Cent. being quoted 99 to 4, and the Five-and-a-
Half per Cent., 106 to t. The Indian Mrs per
Cent stuck of 1869 remains quoted 104 to I for
the account. Exchequer Bills declined Is., being
quoted 17s. to 20s. prem. India Bonds were marked
2a. tlis., being flat.
The transactions in the foreign stock market were
upon rather a scanty scale. The only alteration in
prices worthy of notice was a fall in Mexican to Ai
to a, in consequence of the telegraphic statement,
received rid Qtmenstowu, that "the rejection of
the treaty with Mexico by the Senate was antici-
pated." The Turkish Loan of 1864 remains quoted
9} to 80, and that of 1868, 624 to 66.
Bank shares to-day were steady. London Char-
tered Hank of Australia were rather more offered.
Canada Land shares were quoted U. lower. Great
Ship commanded only Bs. to 9e. 6d. per 11. Com-
mercial Duck stock was marked 109 ; East and
West India Dock, 119 ; and London Duck, 701.
The clueing quotations for the shares iii new
projects were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance,
311 to 31 prem. ; Universal Marine, 13-16 tl7:-14
prem. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 6-16 to
7-16 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 1i to 11 dia.;
City of London Brewery Preference, to; prem.;
and Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway,
to 1 prem.

SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two o'Clocat
The railway share market opened this
with an improved appearance, and soon
an advance. South Eastern, Midland, larassilresad
Yorkshire, and Great Western 'toast wets in chid
favour. A relapse has since taken place, in mop
pathy with that in Consols. WifflaM stock is
quoted I per cent., and South &stem trbc
cent., better than yesterday afternoon?
the present prices of other deseripbons are
nearly the same as those of yesterday.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
97 to 98 ; Great Western, 6ft to 1 ;Midland,
111 to ; Lancashire and Yorire, 99i to 1001 ;
South &darn, 88 to ), ex div. ; Eastern Counties,
55 to ; and Caledonian, 90 to 4, ex div.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway i&arft remain quiet,
at to 11 prem. Great Western of Canada shares
have advanced. There have also been enquiries
for Grand Trunk of Canada stock. Rest Indian Rail-
way stock and Pernambuco Railway shares are
steady.

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