The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRISS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1858.

LAW INTELLIGENCE

THU DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Won Mr. Commisioser Peas.)
IN as M•LL •ND HALL.—JODOWINT.

His Armour appointed this day for (nisi judgment os
tits queettiAs of esstiticats is tits cam of linty and Cheslys
Hall. solicitors. of Mew Boswell-court, sad cattle-dealers, of
Nnadon, ro Middleton. Their application was opposed by
Mr Rivityrum, no half of Sir Charles Rushout, Bart., and
Lady Rushout, ono by Mr. Lawns..., for the assignees and
Mrs. Da/gistials ; Mr. Bagley supporting the bankrapia.
The farts of the ones an of miens fresh is the resolleetios
our readers.

8,, Hotspur mid- The bankrupt., Henry and Challis
1160, ere solicitors; and they now call upon the court to
grant them their tamale...tea. and tints senile them to resume
the practice of their profession. Four creditors only oppose.
The net Mere the matter in the hrdo of the
court. presuming, I suppose, that it will not fell in its duty
to the public. le coandering the etheetice cities certificate It
nun be borne ha naiad what the position of • solicitor is;
that b. is • perms in whom the chest must and does repose
the most satire oonfidence. It requires considerable acute-
ness a • parson not a Moyer to understand the language of
the law, much more to penetrate Its mysteries;
sad hence almost every act is done by the client
in confidence. He executes deeds presented to him by his
legal seinen in confidence, often without even perusing
them. It is, therefore, eseential to the interests of society
that a high tone of morality should be maintained sewage.
solicitors, sad that every solicitor who, instead of prone*-
*, betrays his clients, should be driven with ignominy
from the protracts he hes disgraced. The question be-
km me in whether these bankrupta have so conducted them-
selves as be justify dne punishment. la examining this
gmellem I have felt it my duty not to confine my investiga-
tions to the cases which angry individual. have been stimu-
lated by just indignation to lay before use, but to investigate
Nosy others, in which the parties injured did not complain,
het to which even • cursory view showed me there was
mach that required inmetigation sad exposure. In taking
this course I have neomeartly imposed upon myself
Brest additional labour. A court properly misted
by parties haa • comparatively easy task to perform ; a court
that has to master all the facts for itself has to enconeter
great additional labour. I do not grudge this labour, and I
only mention it to excuse the delay which has occurred in
this case between the hearing and the judgment. The first
ems which though not brought forward by the parties inte-
rested, f have felt It my duty to investigate closely, is a case
celled " Grieve's Trust." The bankrupts were soli-
citon to the trustees of the marrises settlement of
lb. and Mrs Grieve, by which large suns were settled in
the mud way on the husband, wile, and children. Soros
time after the marriage Mr. Grieve wished that 30.0001.
should be takes out of the then investment, and invested on
mortgage, with • view to the improvement of his income.
The bankrupts undertook to look out for mortgages
In the 30,0001.. and shortly after wrote Mr.
Grieve word that they could lay out that sum
on very eligible securities, which they specified ; sad
the money to remain out for flee years et beet. Mr. Grieve
sad his truster were eatired, and the bsehropts proceeded
to any out the armagernent. The bedew was Sunhat in
the any part of 1848; 10,0001. of the mow bang laid out
en
an estate of Sir Balaghat• rarer sad the lest on other
rarities. In January, 1863, the live yen expired, and
Mr. Grieve inquired of the bankrupts whether any
repayments had been aro being anxious to find
fresh mortgages if Willeary, to which inqui-
ries the beakrapte repaid by slating that Sir
Bellisehem Otahre wished hie eery to remain six
more loafer. The en nosethe aspired be July. 1863, and
this Mr. Grier roes to ran whether Sir fiellingtuun
triadir elf Wrecterprp, se If se no abonid be lost in
a Bow velerist ; ark the bankrupt,reeved by earthina • pew roan the mires bre-
meat of the 30,0101. The paper ker/ be it the
10,0001. Os Mr Hentosbor red seembeiled thus—
" The keened an a the are err b at the
Sara Me* erisreliabis Is Abney sad Oyer in sib
nor." The an the 10,0/01. waslbs soseditiel by
bearepte tegrolysommaste liberty, LOU. Itord
emir hemmer, am had poised imessior
Mr. Gras mid, he la
_by or Awe, 1864, he is-
is
stneted Riviegtes, • write wasMs term of his
of when Ler Nerawlei ert, to call upon
Me rad terse thr the escuritim
as whir MAW wee boar night be lodged
ebb Messina Genes; and es raw that that wee
M dean he wt Is pear to the bealtropef ethos to amp
11, sr sew Kr. Nom Ha, whe, however, eiroted, gives
1116 Meier sod err reser, that " pribers ad se
Übe le bre their Weir Imposed," as if eery man
pre bee sr is of emus, Wpm leis titterers what he
his seen The lashrepe ear sir te
• wet el perar Marren 11 Ibe
end doolend that they sherd bremin pay •C the
I irep this was saM biases Mr. Grieve, by the per
tibia Ineeraine of see big skis to led soothe omen
goo for MASK at fi per se r. Mr. Grier bacwilir, end
Mr. !Genet's. aria be the peeper al • sod
then the beirepte andienverid bile .( he , st
lest God the reef lOW Mr. GAM. bower
lata Mr. dulledOr the ahoreor
real be at Mersa. Omer be the wee-
r Mat of perelee they esil • sop-
pe.m.ll
_ibLadtbsele
which
bible der silb •
r.
defier Mq bend se deeds of fibluraeldrehren Isintsother
demi mlease to swam. . Mr. Geer sod Me.
Riviagtoo roa fern beer upon
loon a fail expiators of air hs=ible shoat Sir
B. Orebro deeds and inertsepe; Ind as se
rizitdialestet beta the beVz estragreKlfr=
Warier and uses ibusi that flit
Onheers 10, bad gold time
21141bireialy, 1111111, sr the peeper Briefryesente had
dbiTzotol
Int she by 114. Griefs
ltrsee, who rot sf err
byberme s OM. desk ea die
=ldiet edielsese. ormeisply reepeeebie.
f sash memers bre, as peas brim
le steer deeds le serve etelley re to them se beelar
mil ass ears the rag re air ems_ glealres. Tlis
=sr, wee, that Ur beebeple bad ressived Sic
's 10,004 la July, 1311, ad had plated It to
their ewe roost et their owa boabsof , Meer Dire and
Co., en the, eau mossor. The dieserry of these beta of
core embed the paha ladiseelles; bud Mr. Grieve
ead Mr. Itheigter like rebel nor more der
roes of wooshig the persons bilesuiel rim Orler's
but teen the boo of 11,111111, than of viers-
Mario Isere by exposits( lad pinkhhe mesh
ranre of re mespoised3o —Herod berm
terher,ooo4 ertimilled the
llamelamepet ef 11364 end the berirdey of 111111, t Oars
o se ray
ream r el rpm tip pneless ad tr=
rboarel, they le Chorey.
parr of the Is Preery, 111-11, pemer
arc
big gook peers rad lid wee
ateeled at the at Illessiss.
whir at le 011131raZieroWeed Irma
Interted Orbefe err
wee reered bee ler They woes
with their ameales, sod did netsere finer ho ampler
Ist iroash age
prof ley aside* to rho Ise see the the
ere of eras cad
reeled a are of faker ; and I se-
ver rased eiriables, undl the whale we lay
hen before so. Air alladhir to other earn fe-
aring that of Sir Chides Bashout, his Meow maid
I err I cannot impairs mirk with Mr Charles in
reborn to Ores has, It Is be the betheresse of credi-
tors that the karery of Ashler and the lore r moron '
an only tee elan te be seedbed ; and what is worm ble that
the herbs= re ef or or Er re creditors calazzo..elllun sine
apperree of weak or solvoncy to
are the err to laver eras as err see he bar tells. o u
If
Sir MAIO, instead ef Moshe his messy late as brie of
these bent with bosedlees reliare, fed WNW it with
them year after year, net eves orbs he es reser had
exercised the moat airy we he the pelestir el his
Prrody, the mow of the wished men weal love been
bes halm as reed belt le Crays
11 of cretin pose Mrs re
ales)
ism se
often referred to with pity sodsbalipselles) st
half of the 2,11101. err is pomered, assiledoi
the cheat by the ereel, the heard., the dieseeles plan
of Itepornev,—" Pew Ala I I will de it lire poor
wife"—" Poor Alek" berg Mr. Alearathr so
old companion in hie amomerer, the Is • of im-
humility. barely it meet bar her • reibld bee dassthig
/or restree ear which meld oil le his more
this worded pre d stratter,
watt mad not hen postponed lb begordier
mixer • I Ire now der with this
revolting mss,M ley,
r. Henry Hall hut attempted to make
out that he le samestially he rmwamibh the his brother.
La mere ef resesey_ , bower, tba bertropts err
shd eil pried arab their bursa hear Mr.
Mal ha sear te the per► Asa wheel: he rose; ilesin'
he did not airs be leek it 11—whisk se ma
of sew weal basits--he seri tre the sure-
=l:l terse bath the berme their medicates.
e wirer beribmi end V re or ere Judy b-
assist affedbess arid esdkre pals bore by Nara
iher park they rip rim or appeal to the alert as
SW try be rebel et ore item Imo I erne rid oat
b thee ay et *pre lithitssin until
hay bile We Swimmer at
losoL It is ne pest ef
azirittly• es •• essmir
err at the Cone of so unthorsur
the eerier boy t ha 11 sweet* arm die +ha pan et
the 7 awl • Gee. IL. mei 211, see. 111. be • re mar
epplieseles te ere ef the alremerses ef thb ire; ani
is esker thy re Cry el the odium Is Vie *-
does upon the seela Mid Y they Me sillmmlritiitgj pOll

of the criminal Vw I. applicable, to use the funds of the sa-
lmis In sloikistiag paths public justice. No application of
No ,04.• amid Is men tosslicial.

Mr. Limnerfiend that this should be dose.
Mr. Begley oohed `protection.
His lioness osswelsd to withhold issuing an ezeoutlos
certificate foe throe works, to giro the bankrupts the opports-
shy of presenting their petitias to the Court of Appeal:

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.
IX RC /110111•5 NRNRT CUORTS.-AN
This insolvent who woo formerly member of parliamaat
for the county of Worcester, Ludlum been one of the director
of the Marylebone Benk, appeared under the Protection Act.
Mr. Sergood oppoe.d for Mr. Moocher, clerk to Mr. Baron
Channel', mad Mr. Need supported.
The cam wee before the Court on • former occasion. The
opposing ct .• tor claimed a large sum of money orising out of
• wait in chancery, "Desks e. Stanhope" connected with
the Maryiebone bank. A suit was decided before me of
the Vioe-ChancaUon, and • decree was mode 'wind Mr.
Meftebar, with wets. An appeal was given, *ad pending the
=ago for the appeal, Mr. Mosolsar wa• asessiel just as
going on circuit. Mr. Gorge Sneed Ford was
the sitar:wry for the insolvent defiling the wets, sad •
debtor and creditor account wee required of Mr. Turd as
to the payment and disbursement of the sassy received a•
amts.

&mood complained that Mr. Mather was arrested
just as he was going circuit. Then most be an accurate
account piths money received by Yr. Ford.
Mr. Reed denied that Mr. Matcher wee arrested, so stated,
to annoy him. The mete had bean taxed before.
Mr. ComildadOrier Murphy thought an account should he
filed to see the lien Mr. ifmd had. A. attorney had • Ilia
on cons, end it was difficult to get mesa, beck. The Insol-
vent bad shares U 2 the tenth, sad was W 64 as oaks of the
parties.
day was named for the final order and an account to be
Med.

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

WORM'S I P-STRIt HT.
1111141111310 PAWLS or PLATS OLLOS:
Hierbers, aged thirty-ere, area charged with breaking
• pane of plane glees, value It. 12.., the property of Mr.
Smith, the landlord of the Alfred's Head, Old Artillery
Ground, Whitschapel, and also with assaulting Charles Joy,
the bannan

Last evening the prisoner was riotous and intoxicated
before the bar of the house in question, and when reasoned
with, deliberately smashed the window, and, as witness said,
tried to smash his bead by violently striking him on the
temple. • - . - -

Defimdant--I dela» that I was quit* unconscious of
either act, and am very sorry.
Matristrate—That will not do ; Ton mast pay the value of
the glass, or one month's imprisonment, and also 6e. for the
am atilt

Dedbedsit—And that will not do. I have no money.
Joke Rime wee next charged with breaking a platmgleee,
value 61., the property of Mews. Brill and Co., tailors, in
High-street, Bboreditch.
By the rider' It appeared that on the same evening as
the forms arcs was committed, the debarred fell so vio-
lently against the glees that he emaaliod it, and rolled com-
pletely into the shop through the sparer.
The Cerra aril defendant wee quite drunk, end the men
who had heard the het oar also said he was unconeoknos.
The case beyond the jurisdiction of the COOll the
delindar wee , bat la amenable when reed in a
county court.

WANDSWORTH.
eau sus WTTE TWELVE WIVES.
Asses 2busseeed, the notorious person who stands re-
minded on charges of burglary, attempted murder, end nu-
merous robberies, was brought before Mr. Dayman, to have
emit ease of bigamy completed against him, aunely,
y intermarrying with a young woman named Juliet
Atkins, of No. 6, Charlotte-stress, Old Heat-mad, whose
Meads us highly respectable, his first wife being alive.
Mr. Haynes appeared fur the pecesoutiou, sad it will be
remembered that he stated on a former weed= that he Mid
throe to wisp certificates of the prisoner:hi his heads, but
that the accused had, he bothered, twelve wives living. Mr.
Cross again appeared fur the primmer.
Emma Surety, the prisorter's sister, atteeded the Wee to
prove the first marriage. She appeared very ill end relooreat
to give any evidence against her brother, sad was moose-
dated with a chair I. the witnese-box.. She Mated that she
was married, sad lived hi Mermaid-yerd, Chelsea. She wee
=we"' yew redo (oisiyi
_IBW at Moly Trinity
Dremptoa, when bar brother was married to a
young warm awned Miller.
Mr. Taylor (chief clerk)—ls that your brother to the dock ?
The winters here got up teem her east and upon looking at
the prissaarmid "Yee," sad than oommenced sobbingloodly.
After doing bar orpseilloas she was allowed to retire to the
&ter the .
masishin, then proved haring searched the
beelm, prodsoed copies et the eertillostes.
Mr. CTOOD—AII yea ant interested In this charge ?
Pewher—No, t, ant at all.
Mr. Crem—Are yea not related to the prison?
Witasse—Cerldaly nos.

Mr: Glare-Zld sot Ms prisms, marry your ooushi
Witareo--14, be AM met.
Mr.
mode Daymos—
?De yes refir to the yaw woman who
die amp
Mr. Creer—No. eh. Ushrtsastely eity cheat is Mt
semi bad serried MD coach of a poikeetsa, oboes I sa-
litrolird is sow sorts( is this Whir. I only erased to get
si Os het.

It was ;Wad that it referred to a young women named
Martha Btooha, whose term of imprisonment expires on
lbeardey marls, after sic months' incarceration he
rgisgwasi:dresimeeent hoe" and for which the prisoner
sew Ands mauled for being concerned. It
moo able deist die the Issag woman would be brae& to
tbe ease to peeve esseire charge of bigamy ageism the
pelesser.
The wham= h the preeest cm* were bound over to pro-
mote, sad the peterser see remanded MA the seat day, to
be hem It op slab the Weer three geleosers.

lASI' ANGLIAN RAILWAIS.-(PHIS DAT).

This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of
the proprietors at the above railways was held at the London
,Tame, Mr. 111131lY Batts, chabman of the board of
Ths stateeesat al the trate of each half
gigict M= a
year saillegMie Deesselsw, beta 1854 to 1857 —half- year
mediae December llst, 1864, 22,550/ Os. 9d.; half-
yearmili%26.
Deeeseliee 3lst, 1865, 23,8791 7s. 10d. ;
half-mor Dowesher 31st, 1866, 28,1554 18e. 86.;
bull- December 31st, MT, 25,9064 es.
wYaY shave as on 1864 of 3,3661. 3a. Id., 1866
113111. Ms. N. ; hat a decrease are 1866 of 2491. 12e. fid.,
artialk ea iameigatim, was bond So rise has the mad-
ams of the early Maim, by whisk ths mesempilea of oath
MAIIIIIII; the
at bt the pieta of
74.8.=, ebeeliel • bat chiefly tass semeesselal
artily wile weak sal deprived smarm smell
illsebee et Wok edema Yeas. The awes of ths Irbil
sod the Ardor dean la pals NM watleas te own peat
depoldes la the Marlete of the Bea Angles
have
the 118116, OM. Ream Oetwdee Ouwposy have
71±Lheta ; the sit.the Meet
as-=Oompeay hies 441. Thalia 7: : -
oeM lealtlee
yeamit a Nett &peat& balance M moms of 14,3111.
17m di. whli, after( for interest ea dr hoed debt,
ad wthe • ow 4 11 swill be 'adobe* Ie pay • Mol-
ded ea the C stock at the ram of 61. Ile. per sett pr m-
ama. Mr. Bram mad Mr. Flint, two of the dbeetere, sad
Mr. Legawire, ear al the inglow, who Naha/ by veletion,
Owed thmeelvee tor woolltMea.
Ms Czatasuat, la whey the edepdta of the report,
eleeroed that It. wee /bust belt.risr bar some tins
pact OM the Meow sheered a Mildred walk. No dolt
We um "Wei le the fad that the lid Ameba &MAO,
bed oadlowl awe then ay ether from the rant deprowles
of Dade. She imam Wimp sow asiliziaesia at dla
pee hail, whams Alm time leot year were EMI
bee, eel the same redaellea had taloa plate the pilee
osele. The fames were sow alibi tie 'rime midas' r Ise Ibe
mime grim they peal fir defk Ira stook of the emmereee-
met et the soesta. At the rem ties time
wee stem pet la bead in the Bad Aaglba
&Mein Om bed bra known for years
peat, sml them melt Mno doubt that wtorailLip re-
rlood, this would coma to for its shred the ha-
prommaalt Tb feel Mains led not radial doe sa-
*Spasm of the hat meeting , the tisfirre of
Ms mossy methet hod premed them ammo-
meat big sealed out which it vat
wail bare brought Imp sapplion of coal to Lynn.
the mew* esemmelei arils no ler than 60,0001. o
=e herb MO la, bet all that were promated for *pay-
seed bsseerably met and that chounistmos had
se Mod the creak of the oompany that at the present time,
the dbestors wire obtaining Wane upon very easy terms M-
asi

Ms. LIONTLRY !Musson waded the motion.
Mt. BILLING should haws thought the sedation at primes
wayillr have Sassed the
pa traffic.ny With a good part like
li why did Est the com booms
solves, like the Olga Northers Casp cool driers timerar
The CZAIIIIIIAN would set dinar the political bearings
et the seas geodes, but he swat reolad the Fadeless
that whoa theism's's pada IS of he teased to travel, sad
spent leis de premiss sad se bah. As regarded be-
Nadas ecal-deelsn, the &seas weld be happy
as de so if they bad the mesas. bat the resest
quite pat the =stew Ural their esateel.
to a proposed he esavertiog the bead debt late a
steak, the ceednesa =plied that Ow
was legis=andliatialtiss la the way .1 *heft ma a
ewes The ect at parlienst regadred that ell Sea la Ms
sway met be ai 'slung ; therehre, they can.
masige=lea Ste 4 par est. Seek, the seepriy sold
be tam Asmara nabs was, ets Wier sees.
pot etathzirriselistekrimeti "La :10" = =
is UPS sada the hems to beard Set arm
sew, gad this ass the sehika ef the pa ha
lashed ia So Saw of la the haft The
hearee bad act ant se sea pram sal disk Ile
lashot as they woad has See lad b Oro raid Ws
kalFrom
Ifs tr=as= the Ihiisris iriwlr sai fhs
Weft

LATEST S 1 RANG INTELLIGENCE.

(ST ILICTIZO TILLIGILAPIL)
DONCASTER SPRING MEETING.-THIS DAT.

TRIAL STAKES. Seven furlongs end 214 yards.
Odd Trick, Lady of Tamen.* %admits, Queen Lily,
Coeircl, end Lard Berkeley are has.

HOPEFUL STAKES. Five furlongs.
Daniel, Stockhate, Black Regis, Emotion, Phantom,
Mater to Strawberry, Fusee, Antidote, Lady Roden, f by
Taddington, d by Gladiator, Ansurin, Macbeth, Paul Jones,
fby Idle Boy—lrsuilla, c by Sir Hercules—Truth, f by
Chantielese—Llariess's d, and c by Flying Dutchinen—
Pharealla ane bees.
DONCASTER HANDICAP. Ous mile, six furlong.,
It 2 yards.
Lancet, Riga, Supple Jack, Wrestler, Broadlands, Gant-
eon, Queen Lily, Banque., Silica, and Ommoner, ars
bare.

CHIDITERFIRLD HANDICAP. One mile.
Pontifical, Glautitta, Gentle Kitty c, Massacre, Silica,
Wacdnaite, end Fiesta, are here.
ASSIVALL—King of Sardinia and Sir Walt`
Scott, Calory, Bird-in-the-Hand, Prediction, Underhand,
and Church Langton.

Lord Carlisle's departure from Ireland on Wed-
***day wet wholly unmarked by any incident worth espe-
cial notice. The noble earl, accompanied by hi. suite, hit
the Castle at one o'clock p.m. in an open carriage, with an
escort of the Scots Greys, end proceeded at a rapid peso
through the streets leading to Use Bock-road, and thence as
to Kingstown, where a special steamer was M readiness to
convey the ex-vicowegal party to England. From the start
at Cork-hill and along the whole route to the place of em-
barkation there were but few and faint ebullitions of popular
Pr:apathy; an occasional cheer or mu was raised, but no one
could have been led to suppose, from the expression of public
feeling, that the nobleman who was about to leave was but a
few days dace regarded as one of the best of the long list of
Irish t :caws.
An intimation has been made that the widow and
child of Mr. John Henderson, lately et the firm of Fox and
Henderson, have been left pennilers. His connexion with
the Great Exhibition building In Hyde Park and other works
will cause the public to desire to remedy this painful circum-
stance, and a committee has beta formed In London, con-
sisting of Messrs. Braseey, May, Jackson, Griasell, and
Horsey, to receive subscriptions. An influential oommittse
has bum constituted also at Birmingham for the same
Wives- _

MR. BAILLIE, M.P.—We learn that our county
member has been prevailed as to accept the odios of Secre-
tary to the Board of Control in the Derby administration.
ID the earliest modicial programme of the distribution of
appointammts, Mr. Baillie's name appeared In connedon with
the Board of Control ; but It subsequently disappeared, to
the imprint of Moods so wall as of opponents We boom
that the delay wee occasioned by a disinclination on the part
of Mr. Halle to accept dace, and that it wee with
reluctines be Whining scowled to the urgent request
of the chief of his party to undertake the manage-
meat of Indian aides in the Home of Commons; the head
et hie department, Lord Ellinborough, representing govs a-
resat In the Howe of Lords.—lanorneas efeloortiow.

Tan lean Pirrt COIINCIL.—Y tufaday. (Wed.
=Way) the Privy Council 'gambled in the Council Cham-
ber, when We Chaos the lard Archbighop of Dublin, the
Right Honourable Frans Blackhume (Lord Justice of the
Court of Appel , sad the Bight Hon. John Lord
Ilsetea (Omni her blejsety's furor I Le-
land) won mom Lads I of Ireland. There wore also
Ire-
had), the RiVallion. the Lord Cksacellor, the Right
Hem the Right Hom Lord Naas, the
Right Hon. the 'Bishop of Reath, the Recorder, and
the Judge of the Court of Probate. The Right Hoc James
Whiteside, her **Pry's Attomey-General for Ireland, wee
sworn of her Henry's Privy CONACiI in Ireland, and took
his seat at the HBasedd acoardlegly.—Dania Itnestke.
Tn. NEW LORD LIZUTIIIAJIT OP lIRLAND.
Eight homes and three carriages, Womb; to Lord Sella-
, toa, the sew Lord Lieuteneart of Irebtad, were shipped, per
Aria, steamship, at the Breemielaw yesterday for Dublin, to
be forwarded in time for his limallency's public entry into
Dublin on Friday drat.—Giger_wa Daily flail.
Dn. ADAM CLARICE.—We learn that II movement
Is on foot with the object of placing monumental ereotkas to
honour of the late Dr. Adam Clarke, at Portrash, use the
Giants' Causeway, and at Portrewert, whore the lamed
commentator received his early education. These will eon-
slat of an obelisk and statue at the former place, and • school
church at the latter. Committees, compnentg gentlersa of
various denominations, are exerMg themselves to carry out
thin worthy intention, and a large amount has ben already
sent in to them by Inch subscribers, which is independra of
a handsome retribution from America. Among the dona-
tions already obtained in Ireland, the name of hie Orme the
Lord Primate appears, followed by those of the Earl mad
Counter Dowager of Antrim, Lord Robert blentege, the
Earl of Charlardle, John Crania Req., P.P.D.L., and other
influential poems of all persuasions, who unite in deeming
the great Wesleysn scholar eminently worthy ousting re-
ingmbranoe In the country of his nativity, which be slimmed,
and in the locality claiming him as its eon. The fervent
piety vast erudition, oreseless seal, and intense industry of
Dr. Cube, eminently entitle hie acme to the honour' which
ft is Weeded to bestow upon h.
Tax BUCHANAN BROM? TO GLASGOW.—
The Oloota Herald eontaine as intarestkei statement of
the munificent bequest remedy meth to Glasgow by the We
Mr. James Huebert, of Merayideee, Edinburgh. The
following are the coeditiono snaked to the begirt eU
"3,0001. annually for ten years, et the term of Wbbemley
or Idartininsa that shall occur after twelve months ken
the death of the testator, for the purse d anyky
into active operation an ladararki ketiallea la the
city of Glasgow, foe the emiatmisse end kslosedea
of destitute children ' " :—" That es the ask MOM et
the doom Is to extend the head of cerity to the
helpless of every @Mend demeninsika, the vellohnekaittee-
non taught In the institution shell be altaasthr aeasetetien
in its character, without any nareace wbaYwr Is dirties-
tire creeds. That the institution be conducted ea the meld
principle, altogether distinct sod sport tram the hesphal
system ; the pupils to be allowed to reside with their
if they have any, who may be desirous of takleg Salluviata
them, provided they Sr. approved of by the direness; sad
that those who have no one to ogre for them be pesylded
within the house, or otherwise, at the expense of the is-
' ditatka. That no cripple or defamed boy be audited
as • pupil into the school, they big better fetal for
sheleelon into an hospital than Mee as keikalka et thin
Ids* That the pupils attending the holtsaikra shell be
melded daily with a sothresolel breekhat, ditarr rod
ZParto the house, with belektioa in r
mlllimeeie ; bet that se high braneh=se
pablidy breeht thekat. hides Ike* breasbas of aim-
the, the paphe ilea be ketratted la the rallmals of fool-
paws. grentelke. Noy,haseaal4=ll=y,
te- themilbr the navy sod the
visa 4EI as eekt to the solkedes ; sad that the whols
aerie of eduer sad instruction be canted on within the
havas."

FINN', TicirinosTAL.—We understand that the
fonds In the hands of the committee, wbioh have bean con-
tributed by the public without the Meat personal maws or
solicitation, amount to about 4001. The subscriptioa list will
close on the 31st Instant.

COMMERCIAL LA Ws.—The Huddersfield Chamber
et Commerce have received a IstMr from Lord Goderich,
M.P., to the West Riding acknowledging the receipt of •
espy of • resolution mooed by the chamber on the subject of
the pegistration of partitioning; end informing them that as
hh kedship finds It to be the vowel wish at his constituents
inawasond In common:Ml maws that he should intzoduce a
bal for that urppaosese he hrdelennined to do so. The
chamber have puttdesfehsa to rain e subscription of 1001. for
the et tieing the movement to obtain m ammdment
el bowitmasy Wm.
ACCOMMODATION TOE THE COAL TRADE AT LIVER-
soot..-41 denudation from the coal Meek of Liverpool bad
an lakirview (sztaadiag over two beers) with the Mammy
Deanna Heneer Dowd on Wedneoday, relative to the
setionwewlethn for the to at the North Docks, The de-
penallen panted eat that they woad sot Emile use et the
present high lend navy In the manner }s by the
ennalites W the es of beams lbw the sea,
without adoring eti their oreggem, tea Amend sissalisr,
which am Mid& he miry other plese. They advised thal
the high level railing should be lard with app by
which coal could be trummitted arm *1 wawa te the
ehip's hold,sed dist lime of mg &Seel be lidi dew diarist
sides of the Wellington, Dremby-Mery and Dods Docks.
The depsealen wave berme of evils Ma the beet thing
that could be doe se bins& bah the esel Made and the port
wall be the emetenells• eta new de* bayou the cm*
and the pest limas, Doak. The lend hr ban lyieg
dentent lisr army yews, end es the adffieg of eta with
puma gods is injurious to the letter, the deprehilion
thee.. Um it would the bset he all peaks Ike the cod
trede le have a Bosh Ira
themselves, whieb, sonstreekd on
the spa ebenterettissed, would eemeile with the rail-
way, the Whm. end the osnaL Ally bowing ell OM the
ispeinieeUna led to say the Chasm el As Dosed meld that
the Awe and whimsies deptialsa Awl* be rein* to
eva aginter.
Titli OUTWARD BOMBAY ILin..—The Peninsular
and Dania Osespenfe new eleauslap Masker, Captain
Doable, he illeuaripses yokels" tolth As Bombay mil,
wunigure, a MI mege, and spode at the vales of
14 law else teeh eat M 4 Weeps, big &teamate
Dent melons teemmis, of* thefabswing diem :--Ceppan
Jaime • Comae das end Cloud: Bealiss Norm
ise Coda', sad &el Awalent-ihrgese Lesssey.

It la in contempba4oo to estilitlish a steam packet
etemesitedes Deity Medd is tie United
asks. will Pa* Brea ham 4, der cast, mai
stemets bows beta rowlits along MI coot sew lace 1891.
Is 1891 arra was essascted 'HA raeop• by gars, sad 90
=isadeltairszda a mg stasta packet soweeseisWes
was establiehsa. Since that petal So solhe 01111 P
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SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY.

Two demos.
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The chief fell is in Midland stook, which is quoted
961 to 974. London and North Western is rather
steadier, at 964 to 96. Great Western is quoted 68
to 4, being per cent, lower, and Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 91 to 4; London and South Western
sad Eastern Counties stocks are very heavy.
Indian and Canadian shares are also fiat. Per-
nambuoo hare been sold as low as 4 discount.
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The funds have shown weakness to-day. After
declining / per cent, prime are now quoted per
cent. lower than at four o'clock yesterday. The market
is now steadier in character. The government
broker has made a fresh purchase.
Consols for the Bth April, after being masked 94,
are now quoted 981, " buyers." For money the
present quotation is 96 to I. The New Two-and-
a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 80h ;
Exchequer Bills at 38s. to 425. prem.; 10241 India
Bonds, at 251. prem. . .

Turkish Six per Cents. remain quiet, at 1011 to
1. Mexican Bonds are very dull. Russian meet
with a fair inquiry. In other foreign stacks
there is no movement of any importance. Sales
are recorded as follows: Buenos Ayres Deferred
Three per Cents., 181; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., 661 (exchange 129.); Mexican Three per
Cents., 191 to 20 ; Russian Five per Cents. 1101 to
110, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per
Cents., 26/ ; the Passive Bonds, 61; and Turkish
Six per Cents., for account (March 16), 1011.
At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr.
Renter's telegram the Three per Cent. Bente.
opened at 69.30 for the account, showing an
advance of nearly 1 per cent. The market is
described as " better, but not very firm." _

QUARTER PAST Two.
Consols have advanced to 904 to 97 for April,
owing to the improvement at Paris.
The great increase in the stock of bullion shown in
the return of the Bank of France may have contri-
buted to the improvement on the Bourse.
The weekly court at the Bank yesterday made no
alteration in the rate of discount, although the
almost complete diversion of discount business from
that establishment to the open market mast have
occasioned a large increase in the reserve during the
last week. The applications at the Bank were as
limited u ever.

At the Bank yesterday there were no bullion opera-
tions worth reporting, but small quantities of coin
continue to flow in from week to week. Conse-
quently no decrease in the Bank's metallic stock is
to be apprehended.
The settlement of the fortnightly account in
shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow
("making-up-day") and terminate on Tuesday.
The accounts respecting
.the stagnation of trade
in France ere daily becoming worse, owing to the
distrust excited by the present policy of the im-
perial cabinet.
Of the large import, of gold lately reported very
little remains here. The whole of, the 189,70 W.
brought by the Oliver Lang has been bought for
the Continent. A portion of the Californian gold ex
the steamer Parana has already been taken for the
same destination. The 95,6001. in gold brought
from Melbourne by the Sea Breeze is expected to be
delivered to-day, and, according to present ap-
pearances, the whole will be sent away.
The steamer Tamar will take out only 2,0001. in
sovereigns to Alexandria to-day.
On Wednesday, about 40,0001. in silver reached
the Thames from the Continent.

The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return pre-
sents this week a decrease of 1,6611. • the Midland
an increase of 1,6691. • the South Eastern a decrease
of 2,1261. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease
of 2,38 W.; the East Lancashire • decrease of 1,4471.;
the North Eastern a decrease of 2,0631. ; and the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease
of 3461.

We understand that a portion of the decrease
shown in the weekly traffic return of the London
and North Western Railway is owing to the circum-
stance that the return for the corresponding week
of last year included the traffic arising from the
Liverpool races, which this year take place at a later
te.

Chester and Holyhead Railway stock, which has
latterly been in more demand, was yesterday flatter.
A bill is now before parliament to incorporate this
company with the London and North Western, the
terms proposed being either a graduated guarantee,
or the exchange of the stock for a certain amount
of London and North Western stock. In the latter
case the amount is yet to be agreed upon. The bill
is unopposed, and has been read a first time.
The half yearly dividend Court of Proprietors of
the Bank of England is called for the 18th instant.
The court for the election of a governor and deputy-
governor is to be held on the Bth of April; and that
for the election of 24 directors on the 7th of April.

The following circular has been boned to the
shareholders in the Eastern Stew Navigation Com-
WV ,

- It having been found impassible to pt the specification.,
estimates, end tenders for completing the ship, ready in time
to lay the result before the meeting of proprietor., which
steads adjourned to Friday neat, the lZth instant, I em de-
abed by the director, with a view to saving yon time sad
trquble, to inform you that the adjourned meeting will be
held proforma at this office ma that day, at twelve o'clock
the adjournment to some
rturatliliy for
then PuTPnared.of I am,
(Signed) JOHN YATIII, Secretary.

The fleet ordinary peers' meeting of the Great
Southern of India Railway Company (limited) is
called for the 28th inst. The directors intimate
that there is no business to be brought forward, the
meeting being called in conformity with the articles
of the association, which prescribe that the first
ordinary meeting shall be held within twelve
months after the date of incorporation.
A special meeting of the Buflklo and Lake Huron
Railway Company is called for the 17th Mat.
At the annual meeting, held yesterday,of the New
Brunswick and Nora Scotia Land Company, the
directors' report stated the sales of land for the past
year at 4,468 acres, against 3,368 in PM, being an
increase of 1,090 acres. The sum realised was
1,0021. No dividend was declared, and the report
was adopted.
A call of 6s. is to be paid on the new shares of
the Oriental Gas Company (limited) by the 31st inst.
The settlement of the list of contributories of the
Shipowners Towing Company is to be proceeded
with by Vice Chancellor Kindersley on the 22nd inst.
A transaction was officially recorded yesterday in
the shares of the Western Bank of London at 261.
This price represents 60 per cent. discount, the
amount paid per share being 601.

With reference to the market for American securi-
ties, Messrs. D. 8011, Son, and Co. report as
follows :

Tte market for American seouritise otatinues inactive.
In State Stooks daring dm past week time bas beta bat
little doing. In railroad aectwitim the that banner bat
been in New Tort sad Erie sad Illinois Cattail shores ;
for the 11111400 i railroad bonds the dud bra bent but vary
bathed.

The Emigration Commissioners bays engaged the
ship Aurifera for the conveyance of passengers from
Liverpool to Algoa Bay, at the rats yf 111. 19s. 9d.
per head; and the General Hewitt, from Plymouth
to Adelaide, at 131. 19e. 6d.

TavaimaT Evacuee.

The funds to-day were dull, but the closing quo-
tations were not below those of yesterday, notwith-
standing news of a fresh fall at Paris. The specu-
lators evince a disposition to hold aloof from active
operations until the tendency of political affairs shall
have been rendered more clear by parliamentary
explanations. Throughout the Stock Exchange
business is excessively dull. The principal feature
of the day was a fall in most of the leading English
railway stocks. The market for these securities dis-
played an unusual degree of heaviness, owing to the
continued falling off in the traffic, coupled with the
approach of the fortnightly settlement.
Console, which closed yesterday at 981 to 97 for
the Bth of April, opened this morning at the same
quotation, advanced to 97 to at, and clamed at 96Lta
97. Par money, the last price was 981 to The
official beldam report is as follows :—Three per
Omit °mob, for roomy, 9, 97, 901,1161 ; ditto,
far wood (Mk April), 97, 961 ; New Three per

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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
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The grate moricnt continua =ras.Wlsoat and flour not
demand, but prima without Indian oorn about
611. changer, bat little asked tor. in good demand.
Barley, oatmeal, and oats, without change.

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