The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-18 00:00:00

THE , EXPRESS, MONDAY BV . . LAW INTELLIGENCE. ens Veleelt. The little girl I bad sees ewe before 1 PORTION ItATLWATIL ea me Boaday 'razing with my laistr4ll. 'oh I N . I zwissirs, Closing reins Sales 63.4ay THIS DAY. After my mistress rase cat of the caller, ea Saturday I i Saturday. i to! p.m. 10 , sa ' au... s ad 0413404140 71 hi sight, she said, " You will not tell say more Use about me." 4 . ,is D e s 4 - s:s s, mu .. is - - " COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. She that maw and toughed me, and said she lid bees out • Iths. st per itil% 11 market to get change to pay her the wouy, but wools' S° 11 " WM " ll If pm on PTA •T MD MITT, IN LeNOOD. 111 I 'as cam nonce nays I 41 =Wan Amebae 31 st Ms *SD • tr•CIAL ART. DOt g.,. it her then." 30 14 so Orslimealo simrlo4 II TIP LONDON, 11111011 TON, ADD .01:111 COAST Mr. Cons. said then erfis to ccideict sgahut the man, : tt i ile i ter.aCmae•llAPe i Ipm Si i aAltwat C0711.•44.-ACCIDILIIT ON TU. LINZ. and he would be discharged. The female would be re. 301 61 BultalobLakellutall. IMe I pat This was am intim to recover damages for iejurie. mended to • week. II II Dutch Illionleh sot 11 pm 111 sac , 0,1 a the defenelasts' hat, soil the plea moo * ell Satan or hews -.-.. 37{ 371 SO 13 Do. Pew . - 10 12 pm rui.'t • 26 all UK Melba Owe.* per et 811 $ll Mr M. Ch isobars, Mr. INek-sea Bytes, and Mr. Words- N IS Do. Intanalcs . .....- C. - I 1 pet 161 worth appesred f a ill • I.:aloud . ; and Mr. Serjeant Wilkins SHARE LISTS.—THIS DAY. lo 1 Do. 3 per mat. Bat. MN all 8ew,p.67 esamet -.- and Mr. Monisty for the deleadeate. --..—. IN MI i de. 09 basdn .- - Two o'CLoCa. 10 16 OWN! sail be linewa - - The ptaiotiff is a p 1 gild p•ofess!ottal agent, in ,Phu. _ 19 all Do. . . railway . ohare market to-day id genera_ lly is NI osms immaa sicaa t a t m mm mon , 1 ., - I ,r dis Swithier-lean, and on the 24th October lost he toqh • n e r r Mer. The chief feature is a fresh we of one N ell Do.ol.law. It MS. ken 14 15e 15 i t 4ket t 3 recited in a litst.ctess cutiage free London to cent. in Great Western Stock, which is• m. SC Da...___Cala• olpdaillom. _._ .63. 47 Wimbledon. • new line had jut Wes funned from Croydon I 100 all Do. quoted .57 to t. Most of the other heavier &scrip. ' he to n ees 4=7, =or r Irp. to Wimbledoa, and whoa the train got a short distance e be ad Croj too, and whAet in the set of paasiag round • I lions have improved iff was thrown cure the b. a run off the line. The plaint land, 6,1 to with violence hot his beat, and his left hand and arm were iojured, sad be was very severe.y shaken sad bruised. .1 per cent. London std m !n Onnahldlea Newlesalw. ssi sso ' North-Western is quoted 100 4 1 to 1011; Mid- ' 1 : i n a allawatimug ll amLait o sAil= II t 81, to 62: Cated 7 o o ni t ana Lsocashire and Yorkshire, I mi sit ot. wen. 22 1 to 23 1 • and South Eu27l term4 to 28 1 ; 91 Gnat toi. Northerne. Me re $ 1 , !harm LI Ste -. NO al/ Do.Sdo,paylif,opt.Ull33 Irt 1 tot 6 41 3 21 3 3 pm 9 L Toe , s wen the principal injuries perceived at the r. • t . 108 all Do. do. 62, do. 16 133 123 Itoyal Swed ish shares fell ansiderably this morn- toe ell Do. do. 76, do. 00 132 126 time, but since then the 1 0 .&atiff had suffered from a IN all Do. do. 78,withoutop 104 106 in g but have since partially recovered. &Moils affection • and his eyesight had got weaker to rose ' 261 all Beialltoo and Tonto ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCKS. NO all Do. 6 pee Cent. ...... silent, he Wog at the pr rent time 48 years of age. These 10 10 Elms ant/earn lii 0 4 pm I things prevented has front r rlperly attend'sp to ha b u g_ ft. I rd. I Bauman. I cleav e Pve " 1 Balm we ar 20 16 I,=and leediterransen - - Saturday. tor pre. si sli - 19 154 I sae, and the weakness of his was paiatally tepee- be. too ,s m .si ss . toad on riiliag in a rails ay train, he being on those/Xenia*, 114 Si ala s _an.2lfettine.. Basta. N 3 Do. 41 per cent. Est... 1 1 d a is limbos 44 if 884 all Kerb lialtaia ....... ........ frequently so affezteil as to shed teen. The most serious tai i n d i,;:= 4 ,,,, 0urv ,,, k7 s 54 le all Do. New thine. however, war a disease which was a modified fens 81 all N lli itemlon.Chas.Jane. 16 13 die * ell Nemeelblags ( wit h lat.) 111 • of Noisy's, sin ; bet the ;laintiff hai been affected with : 1 s a ll ' 1 1 ;e 11.8433fr do. 1i d. 1 . 011 1 2:L . C. 1: 14 41. IS all Ph de. (Or tut ) 3 1 16 ell NMI= al haws . 07 3 g 89 that cheeses about sin years ago, and this medical St. co. *lend sad Inter s6 67 67 10 all Nem 111. stimdli ss ais m.in declined to say it was caused by this snidest. Ihe : 1 ; 1 : Calakoto d _ . ..---i- Sal 45 i 0 1 I cooosolos st 111 4 umyheed ... 120 IN 13 10 all armies Pres. 7 S auligence imputed to 1111 Company was that the new line N all it:behead Rados - - N all Pae1erm1L1em5............ 411 441 491 had not been properly ballasted. 30 46 Dahlia reed telbet June. 4 Ide 30 all ran.adOrleaws ....... 44 SO 11 all Deed., reth.,eadAliere.J. - - Se all IlepelDimbh .......—.. 19 20 The defendants called ni witnesses, but Mr. Maeisty ft. '4O Net Antigua lll 13 $ all 8eye11ineedbh............. 11 a 11 311 addressed the jar, in snitismint of demegee. IS all Um MILLasM B.) - - 4 all Do 0111pebos _»....... 111 M all Masson sj 10$ le l 94 20 soh %sabres* Mease,.... -. 9 The verdict was for the plaintiff, daussges NI. et. In intim Votary Claw A L''., if .11i 5 10 au De.3l per Qat. roam - - IL. 111 De.ebse S. - NII ne.pos a. U. - SrM.I - - 311 all Ditto .............. ...-... - - ht. lee NM Leamehle• SURREY SESSIONS. Ilt. IN Edishargheadplases... 33 64 IS I ell Do. 34 par nut. rod- - - 10 all 'Nahum& emt Mrehles_ ... Of 10 all WesterahN.W.ol nesse 811 181 $4 THII3 DAY. et. toe vonwessakeertioesese me Ve 6al Wiesbaden .......... 16. IN ObegeselliSealli Western 13 86 II all 10a1nea1....... ............ .... 111 111 1 II all Oiset Nem etthetlead... IN 7 St. 100 Oneellanhers .... 91 VI 91 11 The February Adjourned &Wows for the county et ft IN D:..raretc........-- 73 76 T 34 7 spiels. Surrey cnamenced this moreieg at the sessions-house, :: : _De. **h.__ la.) !: 4 3 1:5 4 1254 le Newingtoe Causeway, before Thomas Fickle, Esq., chile. si. ISO 7 i r s* wa r s ,.."" u t 36 661 1 0 71 i 7 l i 11=".." ltiair g e t jai ss m - i 2 s ll I I man, sad • fag bench et magistrate.. The calendar raw It. 1110. De.lear-Valleyoa.mk. SI 44 SO all (Ye a.. Carlisle ... 74 17 Dias the names of twenty-sin prisners fI. trial, which is II IV De.Thlstb-. .6471 pm pm • 71,1013 I lbeden(OrandDuchr)ol 14519 m4A 0 - cussiderably loss thin •h , average at this time of the iamb it II Dia llewthieds=7. 6 7 Ns - bat that may be accounted I r ►by the mew Criminal Junkie I t 1 2 o l la a rro sis a" Tobiltre 31 1 014 Act, which empowered magistrates to deal summarily with 11; MI Ississaad Miss; ~ 01 7 such rests of felony where the pri,o3er pleaded guilty. The Chairman, in his aidren to the grand j ley, ciagra- ao It a % nftb o , N. 140 Ida.llefollea.llB.omet 97 96 IMO 1311 SUSS IN • - Ines • bosh all - - 14 $ a ElMmp DaI.. AIM. SI litges.Dip.tammilt.ps IS 1 14 4610 SO Osamu Is Olatis au 1 14 11,1011 10 Da. Weis Del Ney IS 26 St SAO I• ' . ' i I pm ei. in tond.med Nee* Western 1001 lON r OO l 1 1 1 It 60 ChbreChec a i do per NNW them as to the lightreu et the calendar; at the Is 1 1 D• 41 ........_ 1311 -siClud . L ( C.) 4 dlo per 12.: 24 Do. MAN 6 e all Nea 16 22 24 U mere time he told them that their duties would not be so i s. In L , :cd ,,=.,, t iii - ia;;; " 1 j a Nil id INA* Ot. . Minaret get all 16 40 , slight on &enact of the charges against moms of the pri- 10 all De. 1N0....... ....... ..... 44 34 die„ 4111 16 De. Note Oast. all 14 hs 40 all Do del 2 •-_,... li yan sour., which were of a Knees nature. Otte sharp it It. 1 . • Iftighabocau . h . h. 4 4 4 .. particular, William Lawns*, 13 , attie, a switchmas la the II all De. 1 Nero% No.l — 140.81119 1 ClesatNeggetTela am. su WIN a . _ ....-.... WI IS 11 employ of the 8 'loth Eastern Railway Company, would I. is l i altittnlits . require their espeeisl not'te. Arc irding to the deposit- at. too Do. inim=i 4 ,l - 6;14 4O 4 4 tines takes at Greeswieb, be is charged with " all 511 .OLIS• 11 4 1 'ahlad) - - 1 4 656 NO sit Itmirmede mid Chrble - - NAN ••••••-••• 2 i 1 Pm a serious offense, bet that would be for the as ' a u .4 4 . 004 ,44 44 .4imp 5 ik s _ _ petty jury sad the evert to nesider. There were $0 1 4 Newer lad INIIMIINa - - besides several ribbrries by eervants, which had r t . ,e, := Wilme r alita MAI NAN rs:V—... ell MAN Mamas memo -.,..= all L I 49 11 WIN 20 raltbmlfecorlasa all 11 A lately 404tM, very prevaleat ; likewise street ribberies, all II IS Do. Sew . — WIN 6 het NM@ - ...... lAN 1 Masses Net_ --..—.. all f 11 of which would require their enmities, and he should r i. 4 1 r i l aul ' lra ° an" Vito liti,Nl Se Nilgaramims ..-... .11 N I 11 -. 29 SO • advise them not to throw any bill out without examining St. ad North Deneg oie l nt e. 1 - - ANIS 1S +Ds Dm —. all f a t t the whole of the entwine, and, if required, they mild have It. all Da. 1 A - 7.811 so amillsoar:l - a1; IS si 1 N an Do. INememeted... - - INNIN 1 40mOtAmMallaa i : the oriental &rotations takes bane the committing mails- ss. to C. g i st..._g em i s k _ 144 151 731 10.610 IDe Dais suso - ..„‘„, Oews Nta.o3 le. I 4“ se. tem.,. He had aothieg farther to say, bat would dimities Se theta to their room. NJ Da. Zalesios .. St 6 itte Iq ss Is Do. °JILL Nee. 41 31 ie I._ _ _NO - MN 10 OA ..-- II &i i Se ell Do. Leeds -....... IN Is 4 14 AIN 81 MANN Ireiliaa all 4 If It. 1011 Do. Teek.-........ 01 IN 111 i Si. IN North Leaden . . - - MON 1 Waller _........ a • AN OTHER MURDER. N .o in Needs Stadredsii= 761 lb Mose 1 Nest Manama • Tsimleable by Amapa Again the public ter has to be shocked by the nlatioa of monk,. Btt men fear and flee o'clock yester day (Sendai) aftersose, its co:uquener of private infor matioa received by the police authonties. Inspector Bottom and Sergeant Townsend, of the N division, p , oeseded to the hose* No. 18, Limos -street, New North.road, knocked for admiseila, and asked if Mrs. Sommer resided there, anti was at hose. A aervaat girl, in manifest trepidatin a, replied in the ad Tastier, sad the *flew walked forward to the blithe, eta's% when they were at by a young woman amesdiag to the ramie sad a man woo came from a beck parlour, from whom, as insist t before the tome of a pfiuso-forte wen heard Its proceed. Us Imposts esquires' of dm emus if bee sum was Sooser. bh) answered... Ift 1, what die loa went ?" l'he authority mid, We wish to gee late the Who of Ibis house;" Fee west purpose—vim aro yea—aad what do yon mom ?" was the rejtriader by eke meow she 'Timed a doearmioetion to oppose their program, while the saa stood by in apparent surprise withost rookie' say remark. Filially the imposter sad owseast proceeded la their quest, mowed the Melia mad best area, when the inapt etor ties tined the ponies while kis orrgisaat °Niel the door eta *War, ettered cad discovered lying se Ms beak, a swag girl *haat loartois years of age, deemed is a dark bock, old boot., not my boamt, and the Mad 'early severed from the trust, which lay is a pool of b:oodi The bodyiwas cold, and appareatly death had Skint Saes some Mars before. Os the dieomery being sou tooed M the presumed guilty part es, they both denied aU lusewledge of it, the womea researldeg, " I did lot do it, I ham/ nothing or it," batouteoqesatly Alma "Or, Its, I moiled. I beard a noise, bat (odkimoolag this mu) would sot mead.* it to you lost I should alma pee." %two told that they were in eastedy this female prisoner resisted, bat emstaally both were removed is a cab to the Robert-street station.boase. where they Pee the eases of Celestine Samar, 36, sad C.rl Boomer, 29. A valuable gold watch was takes from the male prisoner, but ao raarka of blood were seen ; what, es the woesea's petticoat, dims, and stockists sevenl large staias of blood wore discovered. The praetor, who is a very pretty wamas, has mot mast- Mud any hobos. fibs sesert:d herself to be a slaw at B'. Martia's Hall, and a card to that effect was toned is her pocket. The man ia a German, and by trod* as esgravar. Up to a late hour lest night sot any wescoa bad boat dimovered with whisk the deed could probably have boss committed. frocisiall—orgara.-7.7.7. Wan. iWinfir. I IMAM Wtini 5a.: 6. 1 . ...... :_ MEW; lieufts llealri. modem m g mg Dalian Ow . min. U U 144 1411 7$ 77 44 44 I I II $36 244 71 73 4 2 Me 1i 04 tie K ss •41 * a 73 'Woe liartgra —l ♦ Tsuribtable la I U Agleam igaiwltssol 10 Amman Sop KUL. 10 NUM Warrwarlo I. UNA Aaerlina larL. 100 et. DeAlsoutja:;:aW ft. Ds Ms sal Are IL Ds likr.* NS. &Arial MN &I Des Priorsor ." 4 (road Ares °errors Zurkrirslir Ompor SS Errs Err ss moms Tripuph_„_ . l& Omni OM. sawilmir 11111a•orgEs & Ism law Ise. &Lomas& OnallorOus. 10 Ileasumunazatei. I. ttrl.r a SLAmelor 10 .)s. & De.ll p.O.Pratiket let La 016 Si 7 4 47 60 117 112 1414 1 1091 106 04 in 11l 11 21 i ef_ 11PsIli al NNW IWassufrd NA washed sad = : k - 1 3 4 to Riot OiniumiL—.—, W. 61141 lasaienstaT. Do.• res. Why. Of Owl we& pdartil 4 4 The iii - ~• St. MO R ISO St 109 tw It. 1011 Is all n 4 1 1 41 a l ▪ I all ,116.1717. --- (list: I $1 116 4 1 4 I a 4 i 1 I f as IS ft it triad! tr.rr *ALIN. Kle d Mal. VEI Ont ma brim lhallera.l3ost ONlMellivalm TpAr Imlass. Vasa pa.- Pohl ONI. ik So. 3 Cle. Om Spa °NUN& 11333.11ain, gat-. alls."SANnirea. 'Great Norilliims la N. lei 11110111 Id 1 NMI Safi Moloolmoloo SO Noel drop Slam. 1 Wald 1, OF _ In IS I if li I' 111 li 111 IPR 14 PI M Filaikidibli K Ds. We ..... IR Dupla Ir -- •.r+ Ausit.ksim... 1 , De. Dm IM lialkirelme De*. I Di. Do. liegieDied vieDlommea tad _ ' 6 LI r 4 11 4 is. .isi ' um IM los 100 IS' As i N N 11l 11l 11111 110 ___ ___ Eis..T A ZZaWai iCAT47. De 14 pie S e erre leildihaL tlnd ?Z. 01. OWL • WaL(kel.. 111.•halbeirist•pe Be a tal mim rellsse. 4 4 PA. Damminsisam.. p.a. O s. ka Inelearils p. st. Pref. None .. D. Chow Pvt. Nap& , Oft la p.& I Do. Sim 11% If 108 In 10$ ia i i lei ii I. ._ VW. Ow. IP p. a. Itok 20 MOW' Doeks Ili 1µ till Os 10 IS SO SI 17 111 II It 14 14 14 70 71 114 If 3 9 11 al ai 182 al ssfts" MOWN& imitation edLagalawazo; alai Mal Amnia iiiik *IMO iiiiiit/M..asaili CIL —..—..-- ItTriiili 10i~ AiMCiart. LisibaMeaskaiivat. DIM Now —. limbo Lent li= =tirt Moat Imam t ilmiolsaii; tla.lim of at=im Mimi istat Walm ii C = l.. . WWI& WS apo.a. Mims al Amnia -; Vass a Ledo' IN IN IN NI p. A iti... Ti era r - 1 Do. ex U. —... 00. do. do. Lsoeralre klreeka.Mo DIU. a wort Slosh— Lee owl—. I tOos f per stet LAO b*.C3e.liN oaf p.a. podeoderry!! Colt. e?.. 17i 1$ 1 : 1 II Ali par — I —pm 8 - 1 d , 17; ' es VI al IN WI =o Ca l :ft I TIFB 4 I.4 6 C i ; Mp. et. Prot. Ikea na_ 4 4pr 4 11 . mc 4 Krim DaLiest.lM~JM. j I m Iss 1$ The priaelpel witness apiast her it the Clerkeawell pollee coati will be her owe servant. II Ili MO 41 1 2 a __— This morals( Mr Inspector Ila'toa aad Mr. Coward, surgeon, made a Waste seareb toe the iastraasst with which the wound was inflicted. Noting wee fasted ; bat little doubt, however, is eaterteteed that It was dose with a tutor. ritaidasZet pAyse. ivit D-3 Il& &purl M u. 91 98 of ei The durdated ithild was brought hose ea Saturday by the tea ela prided. The body will redid at this bow weld the Ugliest. which will be held by Mr. Baker, di Weaned'', seat. Do. 47 ' - '7.7" Do. Lae Spa. Nal Nada Do. ToollE SS PIM& Of CWINIJIWOUSLifkAi Do. Pahoola P00L101.16 1 Ili is IN OD N. Ice ease uf the tervaat girl is Rachel Kent. She mg _ peen to have eomesuoitated the sad in'eUigenee to bee meter. Dillaiiit4i Isl rse n ue ss 100 II Si Shortly @fur Glossa o'slook this amnia( a groat wood of penoas amiable! la frost of lb. 'tattoo, to (Nato a ellipse of the prtsoaers whirs hing aoaveyset to Chaim wed polio-nation. DIMS let at. Me Mel 44 444 Mat asalkWale. gr. 4 p. EXAMINATION AT THE CLERKENWELL POLICE COURT. The twe gentians, span Deng placed at the bar, gays the acme et Celestine Sommer, aged 21, sad Chula' 8011111 tr, Slid 29, an eacruer. They wen 'harped on the ste:t on suspicion of causing the death et a female, aims sok:lowa, bet apparently shoat feartcen pears of age, at their residence, No. 18, Liaton-Areet, Wastes. The nowt was crowded to mem lerpec•or !bosom sad Smuts's rowseesd sarrutel the circumstances stater which the meet was made (detalthd atom). Rachel Meat, the servant, said that her Illistrime west est on Saturday eight end told her t go to bed. She, however, sat ■p teaking as apron Fhntly before her salable returned hone abet put out the iaadle and when ber mistress cites in she laid, "Are O. a-Sed, Rubel?" She nada no saver, ber megrims went upstaira, and eons doer!' with a little girl. Th• "titans thee proceeded aa follows My. refs went tato the cel'ar. girt Vb little girl stepped at the kitchen door. She said—'l as not afraid, bat It Abatis plies to me. I have not been ben before." When they ware in the cellar, the Mika girl sold roar ore wanted to warder her, and mistress said, Snell / g o t your Itroet ?" The girl said, Oh, yen wash to m u g., me," sod soiled out "Murder " wend tam. She alter •ards said," The devil will take you, the devil will take los—) ot will kill sae, yes will kiU ea dying. lon dyirg." Metre*, said "Hash," and I the. h• led a too* as if abet wu breathing ►arl. Ilieress tkea put eat the candle, mew lot* the kitehen, walked &lout sad raid I will ILO r.e. She cease and lit the &ladle and west late the feller agaie, but I 'lever beard the girl speak win. Mailer wee out at the thee sad did sot Man uul WsoirbrdiAlliamplp sel Si 'as UMW LIAM _ 'Mord ant asirki b Los.M Illsideslionshke LadsaffX.Roolurs) .1 Imbue M ie l•Oialemba).. Cedisser. lust Tai 116.. Llia.kL.C. goaftp.Ct. Num taret. r .. ad Banda L O Ca, iserwer Is Del k airem Orme le Of. Wafers) 1101010117(LTailaMi De. f ions Ds. f aims US • mg M . ; Ortfollsolkilifea) 11 raININS $llllO 134 tavestefteverAltsfOnl. g= l :11 1 4 1" IrAaMlbusli M N M N 107 i 112 i Si Si id Wirr., awl JI 11111;VI !Neuritis. Om Ij Svc ê yet waMlsiml to Eames C:22, 71•71 — sei Ditto Sp helm a , aat. ( 4 .%).:1 ryrtissa.Laf,l - 1111.W;sailiekTert) Ditto dira h Latlol Ibro• VAN,* ONO Ilerehors% aisestkiry awl Howard NNW Is Irma, I SrsallskoMMOssisS lk. IMMO wYe Was Silky km Immest WNW N W on 14 10 H rs 14 as si AN AWIDONEDVISSIL.—VALPAIAIIIO, DEC. 31. TIM Caodase (barrier), of Lies:pool, from Leedom to Val. penis°, qui* a vireo of patent feel, was sofa sad bailed several Same es Us !rd lat. 67 3, km. 7 2 W., by WI Balsams, arrived bore from Liverpool, bat Maned OS SWIM aid was sappowd to bavo bean aboadosed. ale Ist soly bar mistausst staadiefg, sad speaker wt. TM aria sod arlmass sad bowsprit sore gone (tie tore asst about is sod the loalsoosot abost Welt fist from die deal., gailli tin besepatt off at tile bow.), tfis rudder briskest sad t p pee at the «p; two boats wen ea the 'skids t u f lli S li brastost sse pee, sod the starboard pegway itenalaed by bit tor some Use, bat egad eat Tas bolourrn Pox Pzomorngo rill BSA- •3 N NW 11NINT or BATHS AND WASH BOOM /Of the lobes:- tag SIMMS have favoered se with the follow*/ rebus. thesis', the Beet her of beaten aed inshore, sad the receipts at 12 of the totehlishasate is limbs • aid abe at aby est of tte nen Mailer lattitut oae 4 tM seeatry, km the psi cedilla Der. SI, 1265 : Nam alibi liallerrat Bathos. Wielors Total ]tea NNIUMPNAIL S Tbs lisdd, mirowei 111,148 0 4, 111 2 . 551 10 3 at 142818111 lOl,lOl 416005 2,111 14 0 at Wary:Mem ▪ Itaigwell IL Ms, WM 70017 KM MSS 1 Oremewle 03.310 oit NI at aim Walmbeom 07,341 40,488 1,131 II • 11811010._ 111. SO; toms 40,113 0,800 Is Illansoodaly 78,045 111,107 1,141 II Lambeth Cheep, 1182;war.squire, Ds 81084trist. 61,307 11,074 IAII 1 Dltso, Lori, 181grawrlik• 70,101 1%110 1,111 11 1 Poi f lm 63 $1 4 II sil S fte als lii Hi 5$ Oa Tataln—. 4140.74 S MOH 22,11211 I 2 WN.B. The forsealag roars dor nt tails& Wig sad melba the Osorp.streac Zamot&equre, saablialmist. GoeVT2T. UWINIPINi I••• _ . . /KM l,Ol 14 6 0,01 1 1,001 10 • 4 0,011 1,911 & 0 16.60 40 14 19 30,111 11,143 571 I 1 87407 10.634 619 $ 9 17 . 411 1,14 Al 14 II 91.04 6,081 1,680 411 0.818 &MS Ml 4 4 • Or 04 lissa al upwards el I,l67,Earrisi lorreturs OW, 12, Durltlagbalwatro6_, r a z i list [AdrortimilYsi.}—AT M/L It UAW 1888 1 • 0 . 112 . liellibligaik ::* .m ileigiiiiiibillk Mai amid Pilaw, us 011111008 Soft at NOM 0140881084. Is Allosiel-eliel. W• 16418114 Drirdreirik ma dor GOWN 0 40160* Maw ediffills pnerellim • do. =lfor Parke lOW liseshismi me Ilab ll•sin. Sim% 11111?..= . 66. oft soma& Om 120=61 s as• 1010186m.10 are Om arm et tar ipmr•losit 811011810481 kw tie ale 41 Masa Mob war. 0101,me • mei. or irelria iliejts Mai Pliderlic4lnst hug" THE EXPRESS, MONDAY MINING., MigtrAßY IS, 1856. MIIM-THIS DAY. Twe o'Cwoz. The gold mining shares to-day exhibit •o move ment. MONEY MARKET.-71119 DAY. Cuptsp9 shams have been dealt in at 23; and United Mexican at 31. Annexed is a list of Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Room, and Stock Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : Lost Rao, 60, 621, 66; Rest Ruesll, 30e., 32..61.; Hamlin( or, 95., 10s.; Lai y Bertha. 20.., 215., 22.. 61.; North Basset, 44, ; North Robes t, 36.361, Mt; Rosevearne Un'ted, 120. 1221; (loath To'gus, 143; Stray Park, }, 6i, 61 1 liortridge Consols, 3*, 4, I; 401.; Tamer Consols, 31 ; Tineroft. 61; West Newt, 361, ; West Caudell, 130, 132}; West Alfred, 23, 1; West Bortridge, 39- 4.. 64 ; West Rosewsrne, 41 ; Wheal Emma, 12, h Wheel Rotten, 20c, Ur. 6 i . ; Wheal Edward, 41, 6 ; Wheal Zion, 2,1, 1, l• Mining Subscription }toot's official list: Wheal Zion, 2f, 375. 6d., 21; Groat Alfred, 31-16, ; Pednandrea, 11 3 16, 1 ; Wheal Rdwad, 4 15-16, 6; Fort Bowen, 3..63., 3s. Pd. ; Wheel Grenville, Ns.; Remick, 621. 85; Soa'h Fronde, 866, 360; Copper Rill, 140; Wheal Treason', 271; Lady Bertha. Th. 6d., 225.64.; Rawknoor, I. When' Gosling, I, 1; Wheal Arthur, 6, 1. In the Stock Exchange : East Wheal Rose, 61; Sortridp Consols, 31; ftwaspool, 21; Wheal Russell, ; Wheal Zion, 2,}; Tiaoroft, 6; Bast Wheal Busell, 11, f. QVASTRE TO TWO OTLOII. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. A that supply of lieglish wheat wu speedily disposed of, at le. to 2e. per quarter above the rata of Monday lut. Foreign wheat nut be quoted lc dearer. Country sack flour war saleable at ls. advance. Barley was fully es dear as last week. The sale of oats was lees brisk than at the aloes of lett week at t►e advance then quoted of 6d. per quarter. Beans and pass sold slowly at yrs v oas prices. The English funds to-day are firmer and prises have improved to per cent. Business is in a great measure suspended, the intelligence as to the terms and amount of the new loan being momentarily expected from the West Eed. Consols are quoted 901 to 1 for money, and NI to for the 11th of March. The Three per Cents. Reduced Dave been dealt in at 90a to 901; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1; Bank Stock, at 2161; Exchequer Bills, at Sr 'to 2s. dis.; Exchequer Bonds, at 974 ; and India Stock, at 226 to 220. yaw= ia1= 1 .......... ..... balk p m...a fai Om& ............. et ............. Oarl of= • ........ ..... . • • • OweiNo. Ihrla sag Ewa. Ms has • •• • • •••• .• •. ... • Pori ........... ..... lamas . ......... . ...... Reit sal as •No Ilasam Oft& fNo goo ds .1 Turkish Six per Cents. have risen to 931 to ; and the New Four per Cents. Loan to 1011 to 1. Venezuela Active Bonds have advanced, marking 281 to 291. Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 106 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 421; ditto Deferred at 231; Venezuela Deferred at 12 ; French Three per Cent. Renter at 74fr. 75e. (exchange 23fr. 30c.); Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., at 631 ; Mexican, at 201 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. (Small Bonds), at 103. Bask of Egypt shares are quoted today 11 to prem.; and Ottoman Bank, Ito prem. Two °Twat. The news that the loan is to be for only five mil lions, besides a funding of three millions of Exchequer Bills, his caused Consols to rise at once to 911 for the 11th March. At this price the market is now firm. The failure of Messrs. Cuylitz, Simonds, and Co., foreign merchants, of Cullum-street, is announced. Their liabilities are not believed to be important. We have authority for contradicting the report that the agency of the Tipperary Bank has been transferred from Messrs. Glyn and Co. to the London and County Bank. The amount of specie brought in by the Magda lena, from the West Indies, &c., is no less than 2,877,249 dots., or about 575,4001. Nearly the whole of this is believed to be in silver. This supply is very opportune, as it will meet the Indian demand, and thus for the time obviate the necessity of draw ing upon the continent for silver. Daring the week the Baron Osy has brought in 11 cues of silver, and the Revensbourne 17 came, both from Antwerp; and the Pollux, 13 boxes and 6 cases, from Hamburg. From New York has been received 7,0004 per the Baltic; from the Peninsula, 1,895/. per the Madrid; and from the Brazils, 5,6001. per the Avon. The total value of the week's imports is estimated at about 600.000!., bat scarcely any of this is in gold. The only shipment - officially reported last week consists of 70,970!., chiefly in gold, by the Tay, for the Brazils. _ _ _ The subjoined hu reference to the Equador foreign debt :—" The Committee of Spanish American Bond holders have this day received a further remittance of 2,0161. 18a. 10d. on account of the Ecuatorian dividends." _ _ _ The propoeed half-yearly dividend on Great Northern ltailway stock is as follows :—Original stock—At the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, leaving a balance of 1121.4.. 11d. This will give for the half.yoar 31. per 1001. original stock, 31.155. per 1001. B stock, 21. as. per 1001. A stock. The directors of the Royal British Bank notify that they are now prepared to receive applications for the fiat thousand of their third issue of new shams. These are to be allotted at a premium of 51. per share. The following meetings are newly announced, viz.:—West End of London and Crystal Palace Rail way Company, for the 28th instant; White haven and Furness Junction Railway Company, for the 28th instant ; Droitwith Patent Salt Company, for the 29th instant; Thames Tunnel proprietors, for the 4th March; National Life Assurance Society, for the 27th instant ; Oronz'e Improved Soap Company, for the 25th inst., when it will be proposed to dissolve the present ani form a new Company; Great Western and Brentford Rail way Company, for the 4th March ; East Anglian Railways Company for the 11th March, and Asylum Lib, Assurance Company for the 28th inst. B.IITVILDAT EtIIXING. Business In the stock market ie in a great 'measure Impended, pending the announoement of the amount and terms of the new loan. This will be communicated on Monday, at one o'clock. It is presumed that public subscription lists will then be at once opened by one or more great monied house, as war the case in April lut, when the 18,000,000/. loan wee raised. Backed by their subscribers, these parties will proceed to send in their tenders. It is expected that next week will witness the completion of the operation, and the pay ment of the deposit into the hands of government. To-day the chief topic of conversation has been the probable amount of the loan. As the period for the authoritative announcement of all the details is so near, we abstain from giving currency to mere con jectures. At one period of the morning a fresh decline of I per cent was tamed by a sale of 100,0001. Consols by a leading broker. With the exception of this I temporary deprestioe. however, the market wee firmer in character. There was a complete absence of yesterday's tendency towards fluctuation. The • q.otations were a shade better than those of yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange tberewee also some little recovery. The money market to-day was quieter than had been anticipated. In Lombard-street this afternoon there was a liberal supply of capital on offer. It is anticipated, however, that the preparations for mak ing the deposit =the :loan will cum more stringency next week. 471. 1133 Yi 1218 11111 at . 851 . 11 i6O . 1341 liilS Sian 1111 INS • • " Consols for the 11th Much, which closed yesterday at 901 to 1, improved thin morning to 901 to 1, re ceded to 901 to 1, upon the large sale above referred to, rallied to 901 to t, and closed at 91)1, exactly. For money the Anal quotation was 901. The official barium report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con- sole, for money, 901, 1,1, 90, 901, 901; ditto, for account. 11th March, 901,1, 1,1; nue per Gat. &dead, 001, 1. 1 t New Three per Cents.. 911, 1, T; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 31 ; hirty Years Anvoitiao, April 1885 (loan of 16,000,0001.), 181; India Bonds, 3s. ; Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 sad 1869, 98. Exchequer Bil l, closed the same as yesterday, at 4i. dia. to per, and Exchequer Bonds at 97t to 98. With the exception of yesterday's fall in Turkish Bonds, and a decline of 1 per cent. in Sardinian, the foreign stock market has been little effected by the collapse of the Coned market. Basin's?, however, has been extremely limited in this department since the loan announcement, and the quotations of a number of stocks are little more than nominal. To-day there was more disposition to buy Turkish securities, and a rally of about per cent, was established, the Six per Cent,. closing at 92/ to 9h, and the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan at 9 1 1 to 1001. There wu vary little variation today in the shares of the new banking companies. Bank of Egypt shares closed at 11 to 2 prem.; National Discount Company, to prem.; Ottoman Bank, Ito 11 prem.; Alliance Bank, per to / prem.; and Western Bank of London, Ito 11 prem. Pernambuco Rail. w shares were quoted par to prem. Land shares today were very quiet. The stock of the London and Paris Bank has declined to 3 to 1 ' discount (101. paid). London Dock stock wee dealt in at 100; General Screw Steam at 171; North of Europe Steam at 141 to 16; end Peuinular and Ori ental at 83. The ahem of the London General Omnibus Company closed at 1 discount to par. BVICIDII OF THZ HAILEQOIS4 OF NEWCASTLE THIATAIL —Oa Friday morning, Mr. Chatles Shaw, who performed the part of Matteotti& is the paatareime at the theatre, News 2s pros-Trot, threw himself MO the river Tyres (ion the besotted's of the old bridge, and was drowsed. The fatal set was emetalittd la the primmer of many sporty ore, sad prompt ezertiou WON main ler his rests., bat hie body ores rot recovered notl after the lapse of so heir sad a half, whet lire was ethane. If. bad bona drioklmi 11.14 'Atoll% sod bad had a flt of delirium travails. //grind, " Taapecary lanalty." THE NEW LOAN. THIS DAY. A sasetiog of capitalists WU held this day at the Treasury, for the purpose of hearing from Lord Palmerston and the Chancellor of the Exchequer the terms of the New Loan. The meads, waa most numerously attended t it was called for ma o'clock, but some delay took place before the business wee opened. The gentlemen in attendance having been sum moned to the coLocil chamber, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER read the fol lowing statement : PARTICULARS OF THE rnorosED LOAN. 1. The loan ti be for the sum of five million pounds. 2. For every 1001. subscribed in money, the contreetors to motive Three per Cent. Conolidated Aaawities; and the biddings to be made in such inanities. 3. The interc:t on the Three per Cent. Consolidated Annuities to c immune* from the bth Janata', 1838. 4. The days of puma; and the proportions of the con tributicns to be paid, to be as forows On Tuesday, February 26, 1836, deposit of £2O per mut. Thursday, Mitch 13, „ payment of 25 „ Saturday, March 20, „ 26 ~ IP Thursday, April 10, „ 16 „ Thursday, April 24, „ „ 16 _ . 5. For each instalment after the Deposit a proportional amount of Stock to be created for the Contributors. The Stock for the Deposit tube create! at the same time with that which will be due on the last inelahaent. 6. Scrip receipts will be issaed by the Bank in the sisal 1111111110 T. 7. The biddings to be made at the Tteasary, on Friday morning, the 22nd of February, 1856, at 10 o'clock. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER having read the above document, said the Government farther proposed to convert a portion of the unfunded debt into stock. They proposed to convert three millions of Exchequer Bias into funded debt, and the bid ding and a deposit of 20 per cent. would have to be made at the name time as the bidding for the loan. Money might be paid instead of Exchequer Bill. at the option of the contractor, while the contractor for a loan would have the option of taking the Ex chequer Bill contract at the highest bidding of fered. Baron Rorascriftro inquired if any discount would oe allowed? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied is the negative; and, in answer to further questions, stated that the obiigations of the government in the nature of Exchequer Bills amounted to about twenty three millions, but the whole of that amount was not yet in circulation. Baron ROTHSCHILD inquired if the government contemplated making any new loan in addition to the p t? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—The only answer I can make to that question is that the go vernment have no intention of undertaking any new loan, either funded or unfunded, during the period in which the instalments for this loan will be current. Mr. RICHARD THORNTON remarked that the loan was a very small one, and he should be glad to know if the governmenti contemplated making any other loan in the course of the present year ? __ _ The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he could give no further information upon this point than he had already communicated. Mr. It. THORNTON—Then the conclusion I draw, and the conclusion the public will no doubt draw, from the smallness of the loan, is that the govern ment are very much in want of money. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQ,;ER—The public can draw what conclusions they like. I can only state at this meeting what are the present intentions of the government. After further explanations the interview termi nated. SAILING OF THE TRANSIT-PUBLIC DINNER AT MILFORD. On Wednesday a public dinner to oommemorato the departure of the Transit—the first ship 'Hairy ILlfont Haven for the Australian colonies—was given at the Lord NOIII3O Hotel, Milford, to the cartels, the omen., and the chatterer of the vessel. Vera were present nearly sixty of the meretacts and tradesmen of Milford aid Revertant west aid (Ater@ interested in tte prosperity of the Haves. Ve Hon. H. Futiec Clarvium presided, supported by Copt Clarke, Messrs. Alesaadst F. Ridgway (of Iondoo), Charles Gnomon, Capt. Thompson, of the Transit, Messrs. William Ogren (Mayor of Haverfordwe t), J. A. Field, J. Bales (at criff of Hricrfordwest), James Owea, &e. The usual loyal tombs having sucecied the withdrawal of tte cloth, The Csatucaw gave " The ship Transit, the Ant ship leaving Milford for Asstralia—may her voyage be prosy,- SOIL' With this toast he would entitle "The health of Captain Ttompeon, and long life and prosperity to Min." That oecuion wee the c•rauencement of • greet future in the history of that county. They met to celebrate the anion of the reil•sy with the ocean. He felt that that would be another of those invisible but powerful links which united the industry of England with t.. COMMOTOI of the world. It was not a question of the SIN and tonnage of ships Cr the asters of the goods they were to transput , but it was that the gentlemen, under whose dis creet and able management the commencement of a trade tetween Milford end our colonies had been begun—had turned their attention seriously to Milford. Ecare had placed Joust insurmountable barriers between Milford and the manufacturing and commercial towns of England. Then woe the ocean flowing into their harbour ready to bring the traffic of nations there, but nature had opposed hindrances tot's being conveyed into the interior. They bad at length linked themselves by Estes of rail way with the manafeseturior districts of England—they had. at length, advanced from steam on the ocean to stow ors the land, and now they could give not only harbour room tr the c mimeos of the world, but every facility for convey ing it away. (Chum.) Captain 'Trouson returned thanks..._ The CHAIRMAN nest imposed, "Milford and Australia, may c carmen, elite them, and may their union be pens.. sent." He begged in connexion with the tout to drink t e health of Mr. Ridgway. Mr. RIDGWAY, In responding, said he was down there for the pourpose of carrying oat an object which he had long tad in view.and wh ch If eseensfully schleved would he believed make Milford Haven the drat port in the world. He hW, after close examination of the carer, formed LA opinion that there was no port equal is advantages, for purposes of oonamern, to Milford, and he bad resolved. when the proper Ulna strived, to prove that 17 some pret tiest experiment. Circumstances had brought him into somewhat close proxWity with Austrelia, end he wee now determined M try whether a trade with Australia could not be commenced there. He had brought the first ship there, bat who h. r the project should be eventually successful or lot would depend upon thmaselne. There was au% ignersace existing even unapt shipownets and captains es to the ea abilities of the port. He had recently conversed with one shipowner in London who had &eke I him whether a lugs chip wall anchor off Milford. Let it be theme to dep.' that unaccountable ignorance from the minds of neerthants and other', and chow to the world what were the seiventages of that splendid part. The great Duke of Wellington had been hunched high up in the harbour of Milford, together with malty other of those great shps now doing good seines for the country in cth r war. Other toasts fol.:owed, which we re responded to by Messrs. Gringos, W. Burbank, Colonel Oreetle, its.— Havorfordsosd Telegraph. RIOT ET MILITIAMIN.--NEWPORT, List n.ght some of the Clan militia, stationed in this town, emmaroced an unprovoked attack oa civilians in the straits. The g olice havi•g int' rfers d, a desperate affray ensued be tween them and the soldion. Findiog themselves over powered, ens police fill bark in order to °Et ,io a reinforce ment, and got their volume. They tot scarcely reached the Town Hal, when the militia surrounded ts uttering yells of deface.. The police than made a sally, and, otter a very Asap twegict, succeeded is mptsurtng foot of the ringleaders. ♦ large number of militia this ems up armed, ■nd fearful c essequoces would bare ea sued bat Ur Ito energetic interference of some onset; who opportuaely arrival. Main of the 'Didion and polio, were much injured ire. cute and ►low.. StaIGITLAIt DfffECTION OP FILLONT.—On Wedives. day, William Patrick, f rawly a labourer on the Midland Rsilway at Barton, and discharged for dishonesty, fell haft a goods t•a.n at Tathery and broke his leg. He was sem ' veyed to Mr. Groves's inn and placed von a Uhl°, whn, rolling about Ott being unconscious from drink) some ten fell from his cloths". His lags Wag somewhat bray t►e surgeon's auistatt thrust a kale into the str clangs, and to Ma armament of all snerabled out fall a quantity of tea, black from one, and grata from the o her stozkiog. ♦lto rester, the unfottnnase thief had three pounds of tea about him. He a cased the driver sad guard f the train with being accessory to the robbery.—Ftrefordshirs Advil-User. Abadan • • • ........ .. 921 . 1L: 46166 • -- -7 p . ...... - -..... .. . . - .4- ii &.l-0-m... u ,_____...:::•.::: ... .. :: •' sod nmmii. «. .. d i g a..... ....... . . ......" IZ' . s" ...... ..... . 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Demerara; 17,600 bogs Mauritius; and 2,000 bags Madras. Coffee: 200 casks C 51131; 179 oases Tell'. cherry ; and 90 bales Mocha. Saltpetre : 900 bay ; nit: alp of s de, 100 tons. The private contract markets have not been 'alive lines Friday, but a limited business has been done is mu for ssportation, and about 300 base of cotton sold ; and there have also been a haw fowled sales of mamma Congos toe, at 814. fir cash. Ous.—Seal, pale, 661. to 661. 10/.; yellow, 601.; hums, 471. to 481. ; sperm 1261. to 1261.; cod. 471. South 15m, pale, 601. ; olive Gallipoli, 631. 10.. to 644 10.. ; Spanish and Sicily, 611. to 621.; soma ant, 37e. to 38e.; palm, Mc to 41e. ; linseed, 335. 61.; nip, pale, 48s. to 49e. ; brown, 465. TALLOW MARIE/U.-THIS DAY. The market curlicues heavy, with little destaad true the trade, and isas trr spuulative delivery Prises are (parted u :—Tows tallow, 61e. ; Petersburg Y.C. es the spot 60.. ; February to Mari*, 60e. to .695. ; March to April, 665. 6d. tr 651. OF TALLOW. 104. 4044. 144743. Casio— Mtn *-4.4 week ...... 1,410 " • r• Majoa 1 beliiery last Do.tron Ist Jai. 17.160 111,07.7 957 &WWIZi . W.7 iiiiiiiiiniCka• . ..... 1 eo,iii 62;iis 1 en,iii moo T.O. parart. ...- II I. Od. ilia. dd. IMa od. Do. Tose lii.. id. , See. id. M. id. Arrival for the week 'adieu 26th February last year 216 tasks, sad delivery 1,866 casks. The snivel but week reaspised 286 casks from South America, and 326 fruit other phew—Total, 682 tasks. rAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. TM supply of bouts is ratl7; sulker than on Monday lass, cossecusatly prices advaoced • lade. but trade is by so gleans brisk. TM author of sheep is sisals,. TM best Downs are folly ad. per 81be. dearer. Other kited' have not advanced to snob, but trade is more cheerful for all degeriptions. Calves ar• scarce and dear. Froth Gleamy and Holland there are 286 beasts, 60 sheep, sad 11 Wee; Spain, 316 besets ; Evotlaad, 460 • Norfolk wad !Wolk, 2,000; Northern and Midland Offlatiaa, 100; sad 200 from Inland. _ _ - ies — rkes — et abs. I. d. LO. Pr *mat Ms. s. d. s. d. Sot deo4s.Hastords.. 4fl 4 101 Dot Moo k Ht-Mods Mk 0 0 boot Mort-horns ...... 4 4 4 6 Dos boog.ools llooond quo*, boob— 0 II 8 8 Do. do. Mara 0 0 Oohs ................ 6 0 5 5 2weo andeiocood Imlay $ 4 3 5 0 Do. do. sioni ...... .. 0 0 B b Do & 1161.5br010 4 10 8 611 Limbo 0 0 Wads ss market. 3,686; Imp ON Was. 14.110; *Mk 31; PIA 103. BOROUGH HOP DIARIST.-THIS DAY. Mann. Patteades aad Smith report that altboash Ma trade is not so brisk as a few years put, still then is a fair leads &l. , sad pier an tally maintained. DAT. Edon Moira, 17s. ; Walls Bad ()Goforth, 16a 6d.; Walls lad Hunsll,lBo. 6d.; Wall's End Hatton, 188.6 d. ; Wane End Ti.., 180. 61.-96 fresh ships at maskit. RAILWAY INTELLIGSZiCE. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The fallowing Sr. the receipts of railways for the past week : iaI&WATI. IT