The Express. — London, England, 1856-01-29 00:00:00

SOIREE TO THE MEMBERS FOR MAN• CHESTER. The anbasl aoirke to the members for Msachoetar AS Irma yesterday evening, at the Cora Ra•haage. At lOW roves to eight hundred peroons were peanut, sad the place nee my crowded. Mr. Gso tos W It-eon presided, sad ass supported, oa the tight hand, by the Right Hew. Thai. Miner iiiitooa, M.P., and Osumi Thompson; sad oat he 1. ft by Mr. Jobs Bright, M P., sad Mr. Jae. Heywood, M.P. Then gentlemen were received with load sheen ea ntenea t►e Hachure. Anoopt other gentlemen present were Sir Ellsaith Armitage, Mr. Ald. Watkins, sad Ms. Edmund Ashworth. After sew °peeing results free the CS•11111IAN, The Right Hon. T. M. (Onus addressed the guesting at some length is vindication of the support he had gins to the peace party in the House of Cotonou. The war, he said, had interrupted nesteres of social improvement, bat he thought we began to see daylight, even is respect to the war. (Applause) A large patch of bite sky had made Its appoorsace ia what was before • duk sad cloudy atmosphere ; and, from all he could kw, there seemed to be a very good chance of peace being couludad at an early day. (Applause.) He thought that those who might be regarded as the pia ci* supporters of the war ought to be satisfied with the proposed solution, bathe believed that it was sot oat whit better, as a security to Baum that the solutios proposed by Austria last May. (" Hear, boar," aad a cry of "Not a Isis.") Wbethet It was ligaitatice, coantarpoin, or neutralisation, that was written Ilion paper, he believed that it was pretty mush the SSW. Ho use perfectly satisfied with the proposal sow made, Jon es Ito was with that of May last. (Hear, boar.) Bat it might Near to the minds of the neetiag, that in May lest Sebastopol was not taken, and though we had goat 0: Aquas refugia' to be desirous to make peace, we did tot really like the idea of waking peace ea say term, till we had had asset great military eueatea. They knew there had been inn the begisnise a peace party in the British cabinet. Lord John Ransil bad left that cabinet, but his spirit was left behind him. Only a short time sines a great alas it the cabinet become vaunt. end what was the coarse proposed to be adopted at that Una ? Why, to fill that office by the appointment of an eminent member of the pease party. Did not that look is it there was a wish is high quarters to make that party stronger in the cabinet? If they had met is view the desire to have the meats of =skied pun, would they have invited a gentleman like Mr. flidsoy Hu bert to joss the administration? Why, be remembered hie laying, In the House of Connoes, bat a very abort Wass before, "It may be asked why I, who was for war, an new for peace. My answer is, bow sea Ibe foe war, whoa I believe the objects for Udell I undertook it are attuned, or are attainable ? " Aid are that that, he said, "To purest • was after its Myra are attained, for mere military onoeses, weal be Ili- Lula, indeed." (Applause.) Tire wee the words of Mr. Sidney Herbert. Ho (Mr. Other) had sewer beard that he had changed his opinions; eel yet with that before the public, the ministry, Nerebeg--et be was MC they must @onerous—a suet poideued contempt for the sort of occlusion of mead the aimed to bar nut through some part of the paw ell Regland k rehear to the dandifies sad willies Of grenomr—la arrept is it appeared to him, of amt seetelas et teed, they aired their TM first gnat rise, Is the et day, to an eminent member of the rue party. Is this be believed they were actuated by a dein le ISM 11S ag moderates tato their cosamile, eel to be able to resist that realer deeire for war, whisk had hs edge in, and width use supported by, TIGINION and ad name (Applause.) They were beginaing to see the dillimablet et limit prides ; sod to find that the war fades of the emir weal& airy Oen farther thus they at amed to se They hair they should go eat of their depth, ate the themobre thought they had better stregthea the pre la the tablaat. Asseediagly,whee they could set gout Yr.: Mishort, to whoa did they go neat? Did they go te • war see ? Ne ; they west to Lord litealsy, a prier kr• kris se the party el Lord Daley, Oat who bed die - himself le the Neese el Orem by able rushes el • pore orneefe sod who bad bra emorkelle bee the emeneeememat her the err eleelike stedentioa with whir be bad treated Mb gasser (Hear, bear.) These was small symp toms, whir be raiser te trek betakesed the sp ed pease ; mad res eemsered em sity that rinks. rf i rse a e l s be preleimamd, ler Ire tam thee would also be that salsa of the per ere peer whisk the sij . e . tl2 shaker Waned tr. If tha n aelled, sad itself to the great presets', ran lit thee ii& stray ear web (sly lea policy. Let them plan apes the howe lli t i rera ll ier i al Lett Grey—.Pease, reamer OM, eel vediss." (kr preer.) loan llagout, Ir., M.P., son et di* •'el.iek, cod mu smeared with peered Me eared I. dealt I. sea ter et peen whir Mr lest ateaglee by Mai r gell terries Me spites Mr the an le ens ite ille, rem thole is usemale biller they ell lead se • • Ilawiresisse.laulis. weds et of re war word amosels tee et repeat p ewees et ism" owl lie boraugene la lee Ilillineat be would be role rash ea • petty risk where, were beseteisre. He diner aeries te the rest leas el ga lilli2rof, Ind at reatial wealth, whir the ewer he roe the se m sapped is it, eel the raise It be sestorted to Ile grit to elle .We had kr, "at • saterate Skin en 6. 10,•80 ; the Turks, 15M111,11171. sa i l da issei ll. aa ert i t ai r a s t re a , sad Buda bee robe* rakes urea It. lima the parr Broyere spar of t h e Naar be added nee to Ile dste af Pere by this two roe' war emu his lade did thee the whirr at his weer." Daft red aka the mar at beat twits us airy rhesus so th• ebbe tobia bee he, and " berth shades the sae peer err poets .1 the Medan Is. ritsey ia es me" leer is Is at Nit erre sl an tars mere square miles le the elle roe the meet are el Myra. They ler the eiglimi of Ile prier of Anneals, mad, bet be the ter rare of the weather, sew would hale ler fi r, liserieer sad, is prat ef bet, la mbar remateited =Lef the south air d the Dirk Iles." The er II ea reeked the press with mob hitterasse. " I will relertehe to say." be remarked, "eat ewe the day whet Ahab, at the biddies of MO replete, whose errs Ikea bat Melted with lime, vent up to Lure Orel I. battle, thee has we en a grates kapmeitima PasoliSS4 lees Peel* Or flint bi the writers Ise the pahlie pier ef mepaM urn us." Es the. reseeded le erre re el Ihe Veiled Nor with that el Irked. fa "Nur ID thilegibied " ead etate Obeek, ad Sue measse ry g eve sort Me Sea meased ill = Zed emothea with Mr. Dirndl eed Xt. Oildhlier ewer, his belief Chet a were Is the Ames, who amide • gelloweet hi the mile, bar at the Nes that " err Wei de he role with re aper te this wetter was ma abseire rd uraltispeed lir beek" Mr. Brie • remluded with derma else tory he Me owe corer Ihmesehmst the whole of "this r ung ear," end et abet bre of herr* he the rare la whir he bed --in d eed lb erases. " I knew very well. aid yea emelt Isseer. that there are reps el Alm la morale es well se ea :the Sold of bear meta bred. (Hear, hear.) We tart borrow re ere piers free the events which pan berme so. II I an • political soldier, I strive to metes the rus k and to confront unbleached all the batteries that Innate ay rashes may pant agree a tem iLeed applause.) I wish to peso as %minis the belts that enlace, and by tle impeller that foal sebitise. 1 wish to nabs • loadatas day politnal ISMS; sad If I feel what I hold to be last sad tree above and n rorm the Mashy of repro./ inn, this great idly la the ptial perliarmat, I trust I shall a ot on that acentat be lass wrathy of that diaaity to which your Aram awl nal- Ann has ranted me."' The hoe. perkier read hie arm MOM nal and repeated apples; hulas @ger for ma_ . _hour sad thrarlaarten. am pr-Onsinal TKONPIIOII said he was sr et those tee Wand that there was a necessity to orearrece this war, hat at it offend no hope for the prerstion of liberty, sad as k had been so badly directed, be thought It was time to N. .? r _ Milt HNTWOOD, M.P., had supported SII• terns together with his colleague, Mr. Cheetkam, bat the terns acw awed were satisfactory, and Haire ought to be met ie • sossiliatory spirit Mr. Alderson WATKINS that INOved.-.. That our ben thanks be given to our honourable representation fee their honest and patriotic caudate in the Huse of Cannons, in upholding the laterests of their own coestitrents and the constitutioosl rights of the people at large." Alders's* S:r ELKANAN AIIIIITAON seeded es resole tics, which was pat by the animas, and passed ma sal soul? by a show of hands and with applause. The CI•IKMAN said, WWII that ri ght l henurable npregentatiess ruse to reply, he should I lie to more a terolation himself. He moved—" That our best their be glue to General Thompsoo mad to Mr. Heywood Ise Choir pressen hen to nigh'." and h. weed jest add, that If say onatituesey in the country legated • somber, sot now is wilier t. and imitate to be roamed to liaret, be did aet thick it vivid wake a better abase th s a in tang their old fitted, Cheers' Threw. The sheers then put his resolution, which polar aralaraly. After tbamits he been voted to the raker, " Three ebeen fee Bright" went called foe mad give., tollovrod "Thu. cheers for Gibson." Brae sae permed .. Three by cheers for Cobden," bat it met with no audible response ; sad tea Were the paneediap them amairted, about a quarter after SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-0a Saturday Let. at USU. Wea W.lle, aged 63, ea agricultural Mama% th• employ Of Mr. Castles Nettlatan, femur, when ihnitimg in the old aim, perceived aWs sot al he piss WI wards ruled reeled a ladder I. tie tayd.e , he Yr pumas, et replacing be tile. The bidder spin vbilli eleadisi wisrlard," and the spar ea whale be bad bald larealiiai by the main, be won precipitated se the mew ; hie seta vres ettelocated, and be died la a few slaustee. Os Meaday heat. an 'squint was held os the bedy Whys J. P. &Agee. Zwi . led a yr rdiet e t "Assideatel death" woo Maned.— I sib Marrary! EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) RIMILT OF THE POLL. The adjourned amities of the proprietors of the Evan Comities Railway wee had this swasiag at the balks Tenn, te receive the report of the seratiosers a the poll ea Ms. Geodsonh esassdaiset—to dissolve the eon 'mitts* of lavistisstioe, sad rsiastste Mr. Wadding& la 1 the eoefldsees of tie shiureleidsre. Wt. WADDINGTON, SS ObILITAING Of the Baud of Dine - tom, presided. AA before he was mind, ow taking the Chair, with mingled sheen sad biro—the latter predo minating. The 6111411111 AN easoneeed that he bad received a letter from Mmes. Morgan and Whethant, the atentiaeere, stating the following wee the reeelt of the poU—via. : 701 XL GOODWIN'S ANIDIDIINNT. Parma veto, 160 .. £227,340 .. Toms, 4,111. Proxies 662 .. £1,174,880 .. .• 17,014. 712 £1,452.220 Votes, 21,125. AGAINST Tlil AIIIIINDISIXT. Permed votse, 608 .. £006,980 .. Vase. 11,710. Proxies 175 .. £231,600 .. ~ LOH. 683 £927,480 Votes, 16,704. ltA/01IST 701 SKI ANINIMINT. I s /midden. Steck. Votes. , 29 .... 624,740 .... 6,421 Having reed those figures, the CZAI/UtiLlt declared the ealeudateat to be carried. 1144 seat Gasman moved that the report of the saniti sing be iodated, sad sold for Is. a soy. This optima having beim seseaded, Kr. WIIMAIit hsysd ths proprisisrs 'said sot sasethat sash a sodas sadsaasessmay sapeass. Mr. Bow.= mid he had itthei through the share list, mad hi head that the majwity of the proxies Ia finer of Mr. Waddled= mate from ladies sad ladies' maid.. (Cheers sad laughter ) Kr. GALL, M.P., entesdn that the !result of the poll was a moral triumph in favour of the eametittse of investi gation. The mejwity of the pommel votes wen is their five.,, while est of 18,000 prosise ant out by Ilr.Weddieg ton eay 600 bad ben retuned. Upon the feet miming out that Mr. Waddington had seat en promise, it begun a question with the eossmittee whether they should mad out proalas tuo. Tx his part, he resisted it, bet the majority of his colleagues differed with him, and at the last meant they were seat out, tad 200 was "at is tee late. Ceder then eiroussetness, he theisted that the cematittee had achieved a mescal triumph, though Mr. Waddled., might have the legal triumph. The denies of this day would sever satisfy the publie—(olteen) —beams it bed ben obtained after the old me nd bweedszawadriug fashion. (Reamed chem.) The IMO" weld not tad ken, hut it mast he carried before nether tribnal, where Within mid baud weld sot prevail. (Chews.) It meet he iametidiedi Wore • eau mitts' of the Hone of Columns, sad them hi was raisin that lila •OW would be mode out as should drive Kr. Waddled.a from his mat la the bone es well as at their board. (Chan.) Aad yet hi was asked bow it was that Mr. Waddiagtes had met with se meek support and sym pathy ? If the aunties would tell him hew it was that Alice Grey had mos with snob as estroordiaary went of sympathy, he should he able to mower the queetioe. (Cheers.) . . • If oir—Was Alia Gray re of the lady's-maids who seat la preaks for Waddiertea ? (A kagh.) Mr. Sinewm—Hoer was it that you sappliested for a tree pass ter lite ? (Neer, bear.) Mr. HMS ..id that was a bre sharp, whir the shah mat ha hie neraess had made against him, sad art that it had bra mewed be wish rower it. (Hear, hear.) Well, his a:piratic* was this. Daring the saes -steer last wirer, he ins lastrasental la grin several lives is the erne et as wider whisk had r elined at their lime at Ily, sad se be bad beta haterumestal before la reseslag three lives Men a watery rave, be appealed to Mr. Waddiagtea to peat Ida Ms per, whir be already permed se a di rest/se et the Newmarket sad Buy lime, or a geld medal— (oh, eb)—se that be might band it dowa le kis shildres es a mersate of what he had dime. (Oh, N.) H. wished sew to ask Mr. Lloyd, the esisemer whi ther this woe a legal nteetlag, sad wimetlUr the 'Merl media, sod the saseadmeat, whisk had bra declared to be emir, came wider the berm of 11111 main searalas the maestri ? (Chem.) Ms. Luna had se riemisa to give his 'prim beet It woe *sly ea risks. Well, that, it was his sorbs that the meeting had boss legally GOMIS* sad that both the *drag amiss sad the ussadreat same within the terms et the regabities mad the aerm ealliag the Reedit (Closes.) Mr. Hata, opposed the meths amidst Noel etafaeleo, sad woo followod by Kr. thowsew, sad Kr. DAVIIII, who urged doe saaseetise to let War go lea smetkly wit lb. whit boltyearly nottlag. Mr. Coisoim, 31. P., spoke is Immo of plating Um poll ; sM thee loom min smoehoo. Thu Cmo OMAN most lab a posed stoloomat relative to this dolga arias* him. TM !MI; Ins premed* *boa ear p, Wt. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAT. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 11111111.1111 ON MOM —MORI lOU COMP AMOS MUM. as mire 011111111111/A. WILLIAM. AIM OM llea. MONA'. APPILLAXT. IL matt, JUISPONDINT.— This was ea appeal fromthereelsiag — bardseet for the berme' el Cardigan, sad the quanta far esemideratisa was, whither the swim is the Reform Aor,wliels divests Matinee of vetoes shall be 'geed by the majority of the overseers, is direetery ealy, as .oaptlstry. The seen leek time to comeider the matter, sad tc -Jay pee judgment. The Chief Jambe said that the Ethos Bill pre the right of voting to penises permed of seetaba quiiiliatioas tidal, registered, bet this right of voting was tomdltistaal apes duo registration. The 6th shap. 18, dieseribed this node is width registrants was to be made, sad it was misted that in sitiss lad boroughs the overseen of stet, parish sad tsweehlp should male oat as alphabetical list of pumas 'stilled to vets, sad by asides 36 the panels were re plied to Wive, I. the Tomblin barrister a in; end the questios was whether, if melt list were &livered, bat set signed, it wee Is be hell valid or not. It was set disputed is this ease that a list bed beta made eat by the overseers, bat the turtles was whether Um dinetisa as to its Wag slimed was maspelsoey er direeteep if sempl sory„ the list apt Ms altogether WO; bat, U diesetery, it meet he resolved, men skims* set properly signed. The object of the legislature spree:lid to have hoes to to all parties motile to and is Maims sad onestioes, sad it was sot very imprint what was the aisles for mitring the list to be anima, bat it was pea bably to lOW seam that it was the manmade list. If that was the ream, it might be proved by ether evideate. They Meted that it was net weential that the list should be aped, sad if they were to bold that the see topmast was deetrastim of the list, it would, before the viselike Ia the 6th Vitt., have disfraphieed the whole perish er tewasbip of whisk the list was net properly sigeod. They thought that the words of the Rohm Let were &mem eel,, and that the revisiag banister oath, sot to have treated the list as (*valid, sad the sensepeacts was that the appeal would be allowed. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EvisrllNG, JANUARY 29, 1866. sad apes gran up stein eke saw Smith at the henna at this steps with the basket la his possessisa. ihe at 0040 followed bin, whoa he was Joined by the other pawners. sad they na late the waste grand. They lad an pre ended far before the ea. with the bane' put it lowa sad earned it over with Ids net. He this na away, but after wards returned sad (stabled his nat. Sergeant Caleb Swords, Al N, stated this sa Satur day afternocoi, after leaving this ease, sad while peossedieg shag the Lower-read, Waren, he saw the prieosen reaping sway. He followed thaw, bat it was aot WS he had shoed than far Meaty Wastes of sore that Its overtook these, whoa they said they had date soaks., sad asked to be let p. To this asdest request the sorissat refused aosapileseei sold while ha was talkialr to thaw, "Bother constable apprehended the third rubes's, sad the maid-servant eons sp with the plate basket. Oae of the willows had bees at inmate of the Red Hill Re beiestery, sad the Slur leissases was well-kaowa thieves. Smith fa ilittassee add that la was hungry and had gsN fate tha hew, to ask fee based, and was tempted to steal the plats and th• basket. Tana said It was trae, and that It was es bad boas stated, that he had been an Waste of the &WIWI Roforeastory, and Mastia said the other prison. en brought the basket to his, whoa be told they to pat it down. Mr. Corral rosaanded the prisoners for a week, to allow the polies time to maks farther laquirtse. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two (Munn. The market for the gold ELM shares remains inanimate. Merigaita shwas mark 12a 6d. In other foreign and Weak' mining stocks no badness is reported I. the Nee Exchange to-day. I Annexed is a list al yerierday's tranosetkae in the Minh) Stook p. Exchange, Mining Subscription Boom, and Mining Elting* aloial list : Bud:auk, 240; Boats WWI, 16, 18; But Boos, 70, 72; Fort Bowes, 3.. 6d., 44.; Hawkrooor, 124. 64., 14.., 16.. ; Lady Borth., 104. 64., 23..; North Basset, 421. I ; P•dstodna. 21 , 6-16; Roostraras Uaitod, 124, 127 .1 120, 1221; Booth f Guar, 61, 1; Bus Park, 2 11 Bottridie Consols, 4j, 1,1, 7-16, 9-16, 1, I ; Tiosroft, 41, ; Fab of Towy, 264., 2b ,. 6d. ; Wheal fretaway, 27. Mining Babsoriptiou Room Ada list Alfred Coon* 161, 1; Trewotha, 21, 31; Port Bowes, 3.. 4d., as. 6d., 34 9d. ; Itortrtdp Comets, 41, I ; Booth Tamar, 61, 1, ; North Robert, 36, 361; Ivyttridos, 32.. Bd. ,• Ilsokosoor, 1,1, 1; North Bella, 61, I ; Pedsaadroa, 21, I; Ealswatse, 1221, 1231 ; Lady Berths, 22. ed , 235. • West Stray Talk, 9, ; South Taigas, 145 ,• North Bars; 41, ; But Fresitoith, 16. ; Neat.a. sag Nadi. lb.; Wheal Oaskos. ; Itaostrarsa Consols, }},l ; Oka, 1 , Wheal 17 .7. G},?; 80.111 Calautrow. In the Steak Exchange: Rosewarse, 1221 ; Noah Wheel 42; Par Cessols, 19; West Stray York, 14; Bortridie Ce.pk , 4, 7.16; Fort Bowan, 3s. 9d., 4e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& - LIVERPOOL CORN MARIERT.—THIS DAT. ow tuatrarto Talmastara.) (most boa OWN CORAMPDXDINT.) We had bat a very small atteadssuse et either termsre bums at ear sera market this day, mad the traumatism eery few. The tollowlag attendee I. the market:— Wheat 11. per bushel, Saar Ir. 6d. par seek, laddta OM Is. para as T qr., eat aseday last. Other s 2d. pet boatel. oatmeal Is. per ordain turbaned. load, lower tha MINCING LANE —TNIS DAY. Booeft.—Tio pails Wu us 'dog off Lemony, 'ad prier are seameolly=olon. Correa—TM mobs moo prope4of:lmullly. Toe remains is ; gamut mom lb. BALITIME 'outman don of emlo, mg *Moir of tM %rutty offered woe bonen in. lircs.—The pale sales elbow a Welt decline ; low white Bernal sold lb. to lb. 6d. is dal, end Is* week's prism ars sot obtainable. -- 6oiToar.-=6OO bales meld yesterday es 'Chang. Immeo.-8,700 chests advertised for tie aszt qaarterly ode, 17th Feb. la ether artishe so material altsratles. Markets morally dal!. TALLOW MAILIET.--THIB DAT. Tito 'whet lo ohm* torilam at the following priest Town Wow. Mo. am nob g Toisetbirg Y.O. so tits ogot, Ms. ; Marsh to AM, Min to 111. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. Z. J. Davis reports • fall supply, trade 'lineal 'hennas. Primo rasailow key, 96e. to 100 a; superior, 106 s. to 1106.; iaisries, 00a. to Us. ,• rowan, 765. to 901.• alone, 100 s. to 130 s. ; neast ast. 100 s. to las.; straw', l Ms. to 26.. The UTZ FALL or HOUSES DI THZ New loQoart.—(TAts DAT.)—Tbis wimp lag ▪ Mt. Wain,' massoad • pay at the Gat sal Oen. pen ens, New-read, to Masao late the data of lilisaben Wyee. aged 49, when body was dimeneed in the rules ef the falba ham Is Pitney-row, Net-read, as Inlay mem tag lea. The Censer said that this woo the list elm the net wide bed essee baton him sailer the sow sol. There goad be se desk that the building bad bees be err time la • ven dimmer seas; the guestisa was, wad was to basso ? The inquiry woo adjoined fir a week to lan the spades if as saisesrested trarnyee. F•11.11111,—Mock Merin was =ad la 119111111, by • mama if the failure of lissom Roma abets east less, easaufaiturers, asearreatly wi h the memos, des advertisement Ia the sempaperesessaseing a bads- Ilea of the bra. We regret to say the roam prone am net ; the bassediate muss of the sappy beim the private speaktiess of the rolling warner is the pubis feeds sad ether sessrities to a bate eseemt We shall set be far has seeress to the aliewieg peers* statssiest et no Wake of the hearse —The reel prepay, my 10,0001., sP gene the montage; Me alpeing WMWYs . 24,000/., see Opened by seseignaiests; sad the stock sad other available Menem ingested to tars eat well la /maim Me trade defy wine us about 16,0001. The books ere Ia ties boob of is seessateat ; sad • meta( of mediters will be W la a taw days.—ineecAsseer Oserfiese (this day). LONDON, BRIGHTON, AID SOUTH COAST RAIL. war.—(Tate Day.)—The usual hell-yearly raerrs of the prep! ten of re above railway was bold this aftersees et ilesad/gobsene Heal, liottliwark ; ldr. Iwo flehasser, the inhales of the board of directors, la the Mak. The meet Win Me already bees published) was takes as rod e daps d, alter whin • dividend of 91 18.. per mat. be the halt-year, amesatiag to 133,863/., ma denied, Imam a beams to the eerie of the serest half-year of 11.711118. e sad asking the total Madan fee the year 1866 saran la pie sent. TM Miring &rester were this n-eleetsloilli tbo nestle( terminated with the Imotalleary toes of ISSAS to the chairmen. Tae REERIDENTATION or Erilerottailit.—Kr. Bism Mates the Wooers is Thassday to her the stateasst of his maims. Mr. Bask was Lord Provost of lidiebtergh Mete 1814 to 11147. Thar Is r yet se ether amdidate is lbe MK although at a hogs sweetie( of the werkiag NUM Ni illiMay muds& adrenal by several HNo Pepin " agbasere, it was speed as preset a requiatka te Er Wm. ;shares (wise suesseded lir. Blab la the slams rail), r affia. Ina to some toward as as optimist to the llayeeetli peat sad other Popish mamma% whale Mr. Black Is 'attained to be sawilling to disturb. • Cassenatin candidate is talked of as piebald*, neon so same boo mat bees mistimed es authority. TM Memiss is mooted to Oahe plea seat week. Two ticket-of-Inm men have bees lodged in the leattemgles Gael far robbery a that tows. harry hse bum on at Homey, in Haat., fee berg lery st Red- War 1a tbe nano omit,. At IL ogees& she Ia Hare der a follow Jest let err of Wane/Ater Gal has bra ap nalmadn for highway robbery sad nintlept at aurder. A STORY OF A BEAR AND A Plo.—" A bear and l Ite loader," says the corner de Lyon, lately arrived towards melt at a 'Wale sou this city, sad the latter sought ad leleSie• WWI the oily pubik-hease of the plant The bast at Ant desired to admit the -- • pay, net SILLILY LISTS-!HIS DAY. Two o'Oxeou. The railway share market today is less active. In some eases a little hums is drowns *wins to the promotion for the settlement. Germany, prices are fairly mpp or t s d a t th e late Ass. Grail 'Western stock has again risen per cent., being quoted 57j to 681. Great Luxembourg shares improved this morning, hat have shim relapsed. DUMAN) SNARES AND ROOM INk. • ?Anis No p.m. ia4AT II II IS SO 13 74 SI 61 Of 91 n 33 40 U 6 f NI SO Ni 154 111 lo{ IN N+ Pi 111 SS VI IT 6 in • gm 1104 el - 3 161 964 114. MI a dia des ger 6 i as WI IN el d" 0 42 Oi ne N 44 Sei Sli TS fi 7 0 41 el 111 41 I 4114 114 4 1 2 1 la 141 1$ /1 ii a 12 IS 110 i Gla 117 11111 I I Ms lOr pr 14 IS 111 MI li 44 i - i --as UN 101111/11 borlies laws Is plan tits animal. but Idly OISIOSsid to nadirs thaw. 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I.OIINIIT 07 PLATS .10118 Mania, aged 18, mkt*, et No. 4, Ambersceretir plan, Hattoe-gardes, labetirer; Frederick Smith, 14, of 1, Bittec-piser, Margaret-meet, CkirkesweU, aseltier ruler ; sad William Teas, 17, Na. 1, Tittering-terms, Isliagtes, blooksmitit; were Mooed M the bar b;fon Mr. ;ad the sermats, at ease ma to . the spot. limo tlea Cerra. charged with bawler mimed the helm of My, ammtaisedi tl st a thief. ezeitid by the splesdid seedlike of auseil Rama, of a, D'uost-tud. m ag u s , sa d m a il. g the pig, had determined ea olopioy with it, sad had entered the pigsty with that laudable Mundt's. Ta. bear, Ma therefrom twelve @Over toespeose, twelve dims irk. pleased et being suddenly !meiotic' by this ratormisim ornatms tam table, dmsmi, ra, ad salt Mosimor but badividaal, rewarded him with a tratersal hag, which bed silver WO-reels, me dim, plat MAW, a plate-heast, sassed the would-be thief to my oat as lustily. The sae to., of the mime M 80i. was delivered from the pews of the boar, but may to be Corollas Walt stated that she was the 'emit of the pee- given over in" tae baail ADMISSION OP ATIVANITS.—ane number of at seestoo, sad sa Saturday enemata, Mast three cesiesk the plats-boast sad its sosleals wen sato is lb* alum 7 to he admitted daring the present term is 82, of Meth . 42 are removals of sortilleates mad two us it-Made room. Abet km Vaasa eke baud a soils is the pomp, mks.. Hering 38 asthma by &Milled elorkr. ft. I at LUIZ/ LUIZ!) AT PIKED MUM Raw. Ara . 11•War4 amid °semi to Los.* / 12. 11 Z. autraghttistirt ( WAlMitaitN.Rsotta) alisokh _ Jowl= I'IL & Bala 0 0 11•110 L Ihdra„ Mora Olossarath D SEM* m Fano (lard bet Winters) tidiris aggs. di ati ll •temr _ P.ir i• i 17 im ai ill' . i •71. um Pissresitto) lamitailtearApeOlat. Owed to MEOW (d -- Olio eft I= fisa i llhogsk eavaillonliSsOi. Staab. 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O—Nadi Pafford., Id. ilblifDlied MODS OF COMPOSING MUSIC.—Aeon tor.orestors (set composers) of music—Bich,nsa abd Bsetbovea—ifssidil maks the fret sad fore. SON la many imposts, but is, aetwithetsadiag, the weakest aMil wet assegai of the four. Se law do the great Gomm Iked' rank him, that ha is sot admitted as an authority k their rudiaisaawy treatises. The room of his great iusqsality may be mated from his pasties of writisi for Immediate yerfoussaos, sad for mosey. Es was is MN IMMO proprietor, rester, lessee, composer, asadsotor, mould, stag mly master, obengus ionsibs; spseslator, sail ealator, had to look to dm rabbi he as roars for his labours.. as mak Ibmodisas to plows all a 5.... of husssaity, these who bed karts sad Wads. sad Owe who had am. Whoa he sompleted his onaide et hiss Mwsksim. Dr. Meinwaring requested the Neu *I the MSS. for • few days, sad on returning Gum oboaresdi " I bays marked KOMI of the anew movements." " Ah," sold Handel," you have picked oat the best things, but yes take no notice of that which is to bring rise all the away." —Holes and Questa. FATAL Mouthy ti most aerating amillemeobe fatal eossequenets of whisk bays plunged a meet stabis domino, the Res. Mr. BR Gimp, rate* et Pears parish, and his Wally, into prefssisd grief, eccurred at the Little Island, where the rev. gestismas has resided for ease time peat. The psitleulan, es Meg have reeehed su, are them :—.llr. et George, sosompimialy his seised see, • fine mealy bey of about 16 pen of age, who wee about to enter the Royal Navy, had bees out in a small best is Peaty Bay, sad had is the beat a gas with which the young lad had amused himself shooting waterfowl . They had retuned to the island sad lauded, end Master fit George was Is the eat of taking the loaded gas from the boat, WM, owls( to the trigger beaming taught by semethieg es beard, It want off, and, melancholy to relate, the entire chugs passed through his body, cawing, we en • derstand, his immediate death, is the messes et his spoked father. No lee to whom the rev parlous& Is hoots, penosally or by reputation, son avoid sympathising deeply with him as this sad swat, for a kinder or weurthlsr sae tt would ionised be &Moat to dad, and the spirited aid intrepid youth of whom he has been thus panday bereaved, gave every promise of s West and diatieguisbea meet la the genies whisk he was shoat to enter.—arn isperter. MONEY MARKET,-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloox. During a portion of the mornisg the funds were maintained at yesterday's rise, but sellers have since come forward, and prices now show a reaction of 1 per cent. The market, however, re tains steadiness of character. Consols, after stand ing steadily at 911 to t have receded to 911 to 1 for the 7th of February. For money, the price is quoted 911 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 921 ; India Stock, at 2181 to 222 ; Bank Stock at 210 to 211; Exchequer Bills at Bs. to 2s. dim.; Exchequer Bonds at 97/ to 981; and India Bonds at 2s. dia. Turkish Six per Cents., after marking 921, have receded to 91: to /. Tke New Four per Celli& ars quoted 1 dis to 1 prem., but have been purobesed as high as a prem. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 201 to 201; Brazilian Old Five per Cents. (small) Bonds at 100; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 921; Dutch Two- and-a-Half per Cents. at 641; Equador Peruvian Dollar Bonds at 61/; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 80 to 801; ditto, Three per Cents. at 661; Portuguese Four per Cents. 48; Russian Five per Cents., at 106; being again considerably higher; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 921; Sardinian at 881 to 89; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 42 ; ditto, Deferred, at 23 to 231. The lisahemy has arrived from Sydney, bet has only 70os. of gold on freight. The Granite City. from the same port (the arrival of which was re ported on Saturday), has brought so gold. The corn market yesterday was steady. The balk of the sales were at last Monday's rates, but some par cels of floe wheat realised an advance of la. to 2s. per qr. Flour met with a dull sale, owing to a large country supply. The imports of foreign grain into London last week were small, comprising 6,060 gra. of wheat, 2,823 qrs. of oats, and 1,790 sacks of flour. Since last Friday 14 floating cargoes of grain have arrived at parts of all—tie., 10 of wheat and 4 of Indian corn. The Belgian Minister of Finance notifiee the oan celment, under the redemption fund, of 783,000 f. (about 30,5001.) capital in the Belgian Three per Cent. Loan of 68,474,800 f. At the meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company yesterday a discussion of about two hours' duration took piece on the position and prospects of the company. Some dissatisfaction was expressed, and a motion for a committee of inquiry was made ' but finally the proceedings terminated with the adoption of the directors report. The half-yearly meeting of the Bank of New South Wales was held at Sydney on the 24th of October last. The report of the directors and the accounts were unanimously adopted. From the latter we ob serve that the profits for the half-year amounted to 80,3211. 12s. 4d., out of which sem a dividend was declared at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum ; 8,2821. 13s. was added to the reserve fund (increasing the same to 100,00013 ; 9,0891. 2s. 6d. was carrion over to the next account, and the residue of the profits formed the amount held as rebate on bills A meeting of the holders of Westminster Improve ment Bonds is invited, for the 7th Feb., at the Lon don Tavern, by Mr. Elso. Ogle, late chairman of the committee of inquiry. The proposed object is "to oonsider the present position of the bondholders and adopt such measures for their relief as may be deemed expedient." Mr. Ogle 'corteges his intention to "submit for the consideration of the bondholders a proposal for the formation of a society which will," he trusts, "tend ultimately to mitigate their loss." The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is calltd for the 28th Feb., and that of the L-ndon and South Western Railway Company for the 14th Feb. An extracedinary general meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company le convened for the 14th Feb., to empower the directors to bring the undertaking under the Limited Liability Act. - -- - - - - - The particulars are published of a number of shares in the South Eastern Railway of Switzerland, which have been forfeited for non-payment of the overdue ten percent. The half-yearly dividend. on Canada debentures are advertised by Mewl. Baring Brother. and Co. MONDAY IYIWIG. The Stock Exchange markets continue to be power fully affected by the prospect of peace. The fonds to-day attained a fresh rise of fully per cent., and maintained it firmly to the close, despite a general active demand for money, both in the Stock Ex change and " out of doors." Owing to this pressure, a number of loans were obtained from the Bank of England at 8 per cent., and the dealers in the Stock Exchange are already givers of i per cent. tt CiPa. tango "on Consols to the March account. In other words, the pries of Consols for the settling of the middle of March Is fully I per cent. higher than that for the 7th of February. This is the result of the extensive operations for a rise which have been entered into from a belief that the war is approaching its termination. The flostiog supply of stock, and the current demand for money in the Stock Exchange, are also materially increased by the continued sales on government account These realisations appear for the time to exceed the bond. fide investments of the public, though the latter are vary steadily carried on. The immediate supply of stock from government sources however fails to check the upward movement of priors, owing to the pre valent belief that, if peace be re-established, the fonds will attain a considerably higher level. It must also be borne in mind that the government sup. ply of stock, though large, is exceptional and tempo rary, whilst the absorption by the public appears never to cease. It is noticed as a favourable feature that to-day there were no continental buyers of the 498,0001. in gold brought in by the Champion of the Seas. In consequence of this somewhat nottxpeeted Mronm stance, a portion of this supply hai beau sent into the Bank. Unites the continental demand should revive to-morrow, the resides will also be presented to the Sank for Purchase. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 91 to / (though quoted atter the regular hours 911 to 3), opened this morning at 911 to 1 for the 7th Feb. rose to 911 to 3, receded to 911, and were finally quoted 911 to 3. For money the last price was 913 to 3. The Queen's Speech on Thursday next is looked for with much interest. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 913, 91, 911, WI, 913, 911; ditto, for account, 7th February. 913. 3,1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 3, 92. New Three per Cents., 92,911, 923, 923, 921, 921. Long Annuities, ex piring in Jan., 1860, 31. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1883 (loan of 16,000,00014,161, 16 11-16,1614 Excheqaer Bala and India Bonds were quoted 6s. to 2s. dis.,and Exchequer Bonds, 971 to 98. The Thirty Years Annuities forming part of the 16,000,0001. loan were in request to meet the itt , meets of the public. The appearance of the foreign stock market remains favourable. Several stocks are inactive demand, and generally a considerable amount of badness is going forward in this department. The chief alteration in price to-day was in Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., whtolt roes 2 per cent. But the principal transactions were again in Tutkisb Six per Cents. This stock had risen at the elope to 921 to 1, being 13 per cont. higher than on Saturday. A total rise of 21 per Gent. has been established in two days. The new Four par Cent. daaranteed Loan rose this afternoon to 1021 to 103. The par being 1021 per cent., this quotation is equivalent to I to a prem. Equador New Consolidated Bonds aed the Equadot , Peruvian Dollar Bonds continue to meet with some business. The latter stock is rising, and is to-day marked u high u 62. Gains t. yeanday. I)6 - 4 111 1 114. 13 14 11 11r. IS II 141 H 11Ii IS dia. Si Si 111 is 9 9i it. It. 4 so SO U 114 U. us ITLII Lo l 4l o pram II II 1111 if* Y 1 fl sie es as 9 4i 40 41 11 11 87 $1 xi 73 76 S I IS 80 as 2i 27 11/ 71 47 40 131 114 1471 1201 IN 110 104 110 Ii I ►+ ►j as ii • i, se 1 1e I S Cs xi IS II I I Si Si Vbie w+ 111 141 pm Us f