The Express. — London, England, 1853-01-13 00:00:00

~~~~~ Tlbt rt“ No. 1,995.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1863. [THREEPENCE. 9. 4 !1 . 7erd , _ !Am it pl , asedin of Aim 211 Mow IP amour L: r(wlta PI Do. Do.(az I. per Fran.. Do. al. 3 per et. Biwa (kr a. & &WISP OW) all Dammam Truk haft. if rons ma Lyons 91 Para owl Orialaa )1 le tidy and alroslware 4 Poob.o4w s j =olso 11 . sad Haves X /aim —. ... De. 114 per Oat. Near. 4 lowlhiss orlywow. 24. Um, lalla Scrip ..... all Waft Haman . • Do. 14 pw Mat. Praia.. I Womwo M Room.- ! ▪ Waolorool 3wlWorlant... mei' Ali !Knout upon the dividend payments, and even mak ing allowance foe the decrease, the Bank's stock of the precious metals can be very little below twenty milhons sterling, with the certainty of a fresh sup ply in a week or two, so soon as the Australian's our of one million sterling can be melted dawn. It IS also known that the increase in the private securities will again be very heavy, consequent upon the speculation in grain and iron, assisted, it is likewise believed, by the maw of bills afloat on account of our great railway contractors, whose operations are at present so heavy and multifarious. French paper to a consi derable amount is also stated to be afloat in this market. Each of these considerations assists to create were quoted 98 1-18; and the Exchange on London, 10.33. weV" 14 14 All miscellaneous shares were dull to-day. Aus tralian Agricultural closed 265 to 275; and North British Australasian, Ito 1 prem. There were deal ings in the shares of the Oriental Bank Corporation at 42 and 43; British American Land, 57, 60; General Steam Navigation, 291 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 891. Shares in new undertakings are fiat, with little doing. The dealings in insurance shares have been quieter of late, but prices in this market are generally well supported. The present quotations of the market are as follows:—Albion, 86; Alliance, 241, ; ditto, Marine, 55, ex div. and bonus; Atlas, 201, British Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General, 201; County, 120; I Crown, 171; Eagle, 61 • Equity ani Law Life, 54; English and Scotc h Law Life, 31; European Life, 14; Family Endowment, 31; General, 51; Globe, 1501; Guardian, 61; Imperial Fire, 256; ditto Life, 191; Indemnity Marine, 55; Law Fire. 41; Law Life, 50; Legal and General Life, 64; London Fire, 281; London Ship, 281; Marine, 18; Medical, Invalid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 14; National Loan Fund, 21, ; National Provincial, 1/; Palladium Life, 3; Pelican, 45; Phcenix, 173; Professional Life, 1 prem. ; Provident Life, 40; Rock Life, 8; Royal Exchange, 236; Sun Fire, 211; ditto Life, 55; Union 220; United King dom, 41; Universal Life, 45 ; Victoria Life, 51. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1171; General Reversionary and Investment, 100; London Reversionary, 13; Reversionary In terest Society, 106. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follow in the official list:—Assam Tea, 101; Electric Telegraph (A shares, 201. paid), 22; ditto B (71. 10s. paid), 8 ; Hudson's Bay Stock, 220; London Institution, 5; Price's Patent Candle Company, 251 ex new; Auc tion Mart, 35. 0' 0' p. OW' 01tik.... 1111 Isl pa 3S 40 _ _ 314 H SI 4e I pi 10 1 14 11° el tot 11111 ils 10 If N 81 Poi 1 pi ig s s se Ise N lei pm The following are this day's sales for, account: uneasiness, the more especially as it is firmly be lieved the Bank directors are determined to keep de cidedly upon the cautious side, whatever may be the opinions entertained by the general commercial publi:. Those who defended the directors in their late step urged in its justification the advisability of relieving the mercantile community from the appre hension that would otherwise have been entertained 011DINAZ2 lAA AND STOCKS. Caledonian_ IS7U Eastern Union (B. and C.), 71 f iGroat Northern, 79} ; Do. A, 42 ; Great Western. ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 83 ; Leeds Northern 17 ; London Ind North-Western , 123 j fI ; Midland, 793 ; ; Bonth East ern, 81* 801; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 72 ; York add North Midland, 683 9. PRITIRINCD SHARDS. Manchester, Bhe6leld, and Lincoln, new 101.,11; Water lard and Kilkenny 8 per cent., 3. from week to week, but the prompt action of the Bank has certainly not been attended by this beneficial effect, as much uncertainty has been introduced into mercantile business, and a general disposition appears to be shown to a bstain from large transac tions under present circumstances. The Lombard street rate for the discount of first-class paper is 21 to 21 per cent., whilst for money on call 2 per cent. can be obtained, but paper in large amounts is very unwillingly touched. Generally the prospects of the money market arc regarded as less favourable, and it wants but the threatened further interference of the - 7011.1107 f. PIRO .10 1 1 leans 351. JOINT STOCK BA/fie. No. Ohara 0 1 hasa. hid prima ion .--- yastseday. tiaday. --,-. --- -- US* 44 Australasia AND 14 Chart B.ak d leala. Amtrak. sad Mae 1 I# 1$ pia 4 # U.OOO IN Eagike. IN$ Auladiri 4 I# I# pm ASO SD lead= Clualmial of Mina -......-. 34 II 11# pea 1$ NAN I Boyd Mimi. magi' Swot. Co. I - - I, U era* Auslaalla MON 113 Calla se Asiintla all 71 71 1,500 ... Oa New is 11# 41 Bank of England directors to convert the present feeling of anxiety into a species of panic, even at the very time when the general prospects of trade are admitted to be most favourable, and when the _ errTair, iiroorlararrew; Camas. 147. Vart-atreat: Wm% onhart,W boormilare : et IL Calveraan. ILD., 10. napairrast, rho mg rraanef Orin her la WI S. Mlle, _ _ tried in the Queen's Bench. TKO Q 17113 O. van PROPRIPTOI OP TIN " ANGLO.. CILT." Mr. Fitzgibbon, Q.C., applied that the defendant, Mr. Wallace, might remain out on the bail already given by his until Saturday, or such other day as he might be called up for judgment. It was not determined whether or not a new trial would be moved for, and the defendant's counsel had four days within which to move for a new trial. The Chief Justice inquired if notice had been given to the Attorney-Generel. _ The Attorney-General (Mr. Napier) said that he had no objection to the application. The Clerk of the Crown intimated that the postea had not yet been made up. The Chief Julies stated that there were two days for doing that, and then the other emetics wookl be a four day rule. ARRIVAL or TIM CONVICT KIRWAN IN CORK.— At half-past two o'clock on Monday afternoon the convict Kirwan arrived by the Great amthern and Western Rail way from Dahlia, &keg with tweet -eight other convicts tam Oissmai, and wise to one of the river semmars, and asavoyed W Spike Island Catmint Depot. In the removal of Kirwan an marstio• was made from the arndpra with *mild% is Ite was a ll owed to retain his ordinary attire, and Insult meastdsd. He was dressed is sashissabla snit of bleak with deep crape on his hat. A *Mbar special favour was saamissi bin, be having been m anlasigasied by two of the malattita a rlice, and was al isled with frm is . Oa his arrival =rank knew* at dss em** the place was imme mowed with alleolanias bid he was hurried into a armed whim* whisk dam giddy of to the mamas; mimeo be at owe misused himself in the second cabin, Raking into a avian to earns himself from observation. i Hs =amid in emellsat health and spirits.—Cork Cow -1 Do. Derby W. Feet (Debug.. II II 4 34 II 11 St 1 sus 4 41* '''"----- ,T i ii . , stt LE Funny] Eg„,—Th. ezzberanse Castle- where it was lased la ace .of the 5 r ,,....... k • • mid mend pm , asuril ow ain i e 40 buildings attached to the Cootonsanners'-odee. Sir Arthur SHARE LISTS'. dO., .. msemundi ff the phe e e ihewe Od ee d h , Clarke sod Doctor Ireland RAM soon alter in attendance, •—•-•—• .3 40413 14 ." deeßils to the duties el the Wet. It and the Mints of the coffin were examined. Amid a - .i lw arre• /WW apeeine THIS DAY—Two o'CLoelt. el bone mesa thst INJULANDV KACAMSI3 011 In mass of obso.that bad fallen in lay, in that natural order, The railway market was fiat during all the earlier 0i515 ,10 8011. a 91199 199119 bell Of swirl IowLIND , bat a number of human bone% quite ban of rrt of the day, South-Eutern, North British, Mid- Me din TN Ilir at _soa Ilaming. matt & eh. dry, and which the medical goatlemen p ro 7. er Teat unit tan , MR 11= WI. moms ' t o„ th .„ of a perfect grow , c am , w hi c h 6,4 land, Beil(ht.011, and Great Western stocks, besides 10/1 --- me ta. bant9o,4 WWI Wm honeema to .. 1 .'",:1 see n& the passed aden= k tualvesa Ai Mt n is! tbe sulk the many years. The thigh beam mu. others, being lower, but when it became known that "-t brave et tom ' The awainea ea red about the hagth of an ordinary-sated man ' s fore- no change had been made by the Bank, a rally took elm"* v m, we ultrattsodeLeseglet that a wide en flow, sod were Ink mom than half as shish. The skull, place, and the market is now better. The transom- eii____,t , "" ,10,1.--ilaid by A. WOwLAND 9901 1 109.• lat 1199189 - auather, harasses of it, the ribs, etc., were in proper- 6 6„„..... e.. n attention being • absor b e d b y t h e le •mr a m m ..se ti, ee-leitts awl perhouse. ovi" b ties, and it wm iatintated that there was no necessity , for =-- -- an Wisest on the remains. The search will, it is said, be wintung prosecuted gal the entire of the garden , with some lower Yana /thane are drooping. ~......------ --......,-- of the house, shall have bees tierouehly explored UMW ADD MOM UNCIIIMPANTIUML . ,--;„4-iiitAb11141. Cr l d:e 6 ; sad otherwise. Durum the night a con- stoat watch is on the garden by the police. Ih. Fr- 1141413AT1L V i ng tur zses Wm Way up tee pa. . • r 11.,....,...,..iii,„..,.....),,d,.,r41ayp1iethntathpP0cirt: 71- T :e Ilildim Imme ,.._"• ••• ••• 88 4 313 ! Cair, mg a suecessor to the late Lard Chansellor Black- II — 944 - MilTia burns had not arrived, Muter Henn, the senior of 1 31 a ibm-Irdt• l lel G WI 6 4 9 194 Ithera. . hm. 4 4 fie 1 111 M01. the four Masters, officiated in opening and adjourn- Ai an . . m m 4 VirC. a._ - .:: in the Court of Chancery in his stead. MI Illi Do. Is. de. ON- $ Se de rt. 100 arbeet sallastia ... .. 107 11111 lead i ,_ ___ ,i t COVET OF QUEEN'S BENCH, DUBLIN.—TnnaraT. I T 1 ::, °deb.= .- -- -r s °A a 1 I Tax QUOIN AT Tun Paoencvrrou 01 JAIII/1 Brace 13. IA ill 01413 GNI 144314• 11.171111.1 ... ..... 'l4 ie - - 41, ; L___ _ __ , . FR N A A RL ,I I4 . O „... AL I AS iL D . I:II7T, /L.P., PROPALITOR or TIE if 45 raaassaa j e lfi e Sh og .,. 4 hd e • L AS all Demise, Feria sad Abra , n rim inar ri n Judge C 2333 P 2411, in data the City Grand Jury, said ain imam ... - a 54 was ea* matter, ear oaly, th a t he had to null 3 4 .n Bat AMAMI ............. 4 .1 / . U 1 499 OL , • ..... -, 4......0. 01171999111k1ne 1191 60 0 001 41 11 _ ""'. '". whisib, be au lammed, woad:le swat mew thaVie .pc . - ' • - libel against a uswspaper t at the suit of a private hal- se AN gm 2 88 4 a r • 3 ' MPOIITANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, vidual. Upon a late memos he (Judge Creaptoro had so Si to net Inamiliro ... ... 7 Ile ,31340 with 40413C00y.-JANIES COOKY THEME fully addressed man of the admen be was now address- Se ell L A W.I. . ees nod? ~,.....,. I fle In rA287.N.:11 POLISHED MAHOGANY • 1 t t,_........."anD• ing upon the law of libel, that he Mt he would not be 21 . IS ea sad Dimon . 74 74 sup. Botta& Caidoet, Csepel. Lrmktag-taert u r e = jortilled in occupying public time 1/ going again into us. l. 144 1 softersb. 2 " hills- I I 6. 2 , 11 i n errema-.44011FT0N nous& n sea Immo: . wi s e... i tem 55 4 8 11 8 8 0 8 pu ts m g pre the subject at any great length. He would, however, 8 6 . Ng hese& 2* " ..11 it a alo shortly state the two questioos it would be their duty •t. tee Salm _... .. 794 St" ra 7 4 4 4 110 l • to take into consideration. Their duty would be, first, et. lee demenal. Olsen- 41 45 100 112 Rli. CULVIIRWELL I 3 MEDICAL WORK% to consider, R 1344 the articles lei quotient libellous, and EL 4 0 : Da thramal. lank__ .._ 1 te rm s , A b d.morbbi, sal Orbyad. b. sse,b; by rep, libels OR the character of the pnocretor ; mad, secondly, 7c to , .„,1 0 ,1," 441 / 6 ... ) . 1..." T. 109 I 9 4 1 1 i. whether the !Lary charged wee the perm who pub. ll 11 k w, airri Nin "' ... '''4 7 WHAT TO LAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. tithed them. He (Judge Cramptos) had not mat the 80 •11 unmoor ise away .. 85 50 u. alleged libels. but they would be nut up to them, and they GI 111 N. Was ... 114 I ew UM'S TO YOUNG MIN, wo ul d carefully read them, and ease to a just conclusion. !It• too tameelliai sad Fatah' ea $ O 1 . HOW TO Bi HAPPY, If they were of opinion that the articles is question were , 3 ! 1 1 t, ?I. ag_ s t......,_ :: _._ ii die Fr, libels on the prosecutors ' character, and that the party i; an /4 4; 3 7 4 7 08 ,"7"r'"'' .. i ; ir 0 al NOLL AND PHYBICAL lINJOTHENT OP UM charged pabliebsd them, they ought to find a true bill ; Ili iii bak aim egbi nl ay • ot but, if not satisfied on lath these points, they should ignore 10 e twambery,si sosteciii ii e pm ON PPECIAL DISBABIL the bill. St. 1110 llelehtea,kB. Our 107 HSI Ufa vi. nis LNOTITUTBII OF BURNAM LW& His Lordship Wormed the County Grand hay that it El. 104 .._ ilb 311 . 11022 eatc 123 . 14 4, 12$ 9 2 Or was not &presenting term, and he had no observations to ; 't 1 ,—„., r ,.. T i 1 ,..... DISNASSI3 WINTIti. address to them. fit. lee tae bs & lloaarferater 91 41 911 VIII. The Grand Jury, at a subsequent period of the day, re- 50 511 De. IN ....... 6 4 bi g Win DaLUIGEILINTI CONSTIPATIOI9. MI mAnaal- turned into court, finding true bills against Mr. C. Q. SO it Da. SO - ... .. 4 3as OWL Duffy. Th e articles complained of by the prosecutor, the Uan Ladvadermlit ' • 11 If • re. ital x. mum am 50oTCH Lague. 9 lei. 1t mi recent proprietor of the World newspaper, are comments la.. ~.3 11 usiosinvis 'maims IA .Y 4 adAsseetsca us lei At end observations in reference to the case of Birch ir Somer. lii 'l'i sea. two , , 'N. BrDIOTATIIT; OP. 7116 COLD WATIM CM title, • cue which excited so much public interest when s t . go maim .. 141 54 1 99 1 4 9 ....ALM T4431114131440W3 Carmilbo.l47,9l; WAN. tried in the Queen's Bench. et. IN . akar lii . ..aili);ri. . a 49 47 Dunne. Um. 12. A general meeting of the council of the Tenant lupe, and of others friendly to the cause, wu held yesterday, at the Council rooms of the League, foe the =of having a grand field-day on the place guidon. There was a large muster on the sommon, Mr. LIMB, M.P., Mr. M'ldelion, M.P., Mr. Daffy, M.P., Mr. G. H. Moore, M.P., Mr. T. Ken nedy, M.P., Mr. Devereux, M.P., Mr. P. O'Brien, X.P., Mr. M. Dunne, M.P.,Dr. Gray, Dr. PlPKnight, the Rev. Mr. Rogers, Rev. Mr. Rentoul, and a great number of presbyterian and Roman catholic clergy men being among those in attendance. The chair was taken by Mr. R. Potter, M.P., and after a report lad been adopted on the progress muds by. the Mont right question during the portion of the ma im now passed, the question of - thrday was pro peaded in the shape of the following resolution, which was moved by the Rev. Mr. Quads ' viz. : liesolred—That ia tbe spina of this anemias the taking tea safer a government net making Sharman Crawford's 10, or a bill fully em bedytag its principles, a cabinet gam ble, is ealadated to Weis the people's cease, and therefore suequivocally waeWss the essedast althea, represents hres who, alter the gist* sins ia a 11111111K0110• held in the city, is September leek hem taws sirs. A beg aal ray mused dieetaita Mined, seve ral of the Lading as& misled prometore of the tenant-right one rikenthog altogether from the mane pruned by the opponent/ of Messrs. Sadleir mil Keogh. Mr. P. Len of Tinnakil, proposed, in Lcalzensible welsh, Ind Mr. M. Dunne, M.P., the follovriegmentinent : That we ere of °pails Ina any seams prod on the nen manes win law awned Mies is M proems pee sitim WAIN flar Ws moss holm disimies amid be pee Mee lb sea dismiss Is geelimesS is the MaMMOS Belk the mirror and mauler of the amendment ion frogiatly interrupted by expiration of damp rbitisa from the body of the r.eetlegt tad the lames was obliged to interims fonsently to ela n a basing for them. Dr. MiLaight, of Belfast, Vethe emonant, and add,— le erlgledi ember of that body, gad had taken is mhos pees is Se essablielmeat ; sad be essigheissi labs 1M sot seeived a eivealsr to give blot mike et, isgsseatam Am wee Most se be talus Eles4ll4. ' tati. ms flat a nobs-et sees essidesS k Dub. wiliest mike, emu* *dr taillew•semligiess Mamie' et neebiliess to moil est wit what Mkt beta bass with Midi be eislailly did me syn. lillba c t ie ser. lam) 1 1 e lierimed that ibieussier @braid Ms se As by Eska 'My melt pet ins il l so rties. lbw meld emelt envy a mes a. d Tim isessese the gmessur w i s te d BMW alielpeos Wesse l * palm (A tetto llir je s s t io l dal .") "MU 1114 have is passing lona of essienwaties of each • evrespizaaaatate ISM the hey goesmsemd Lea Dooley, MI ilwa emeadlM to their et Fel* Win the ossatry ; Whig soda salt eat that peedsa of it of whisk IMP std If the hish party ire -g did mit immdally est ill del Oast* of poesismoset sad essay gyms( lithium in the wrong, they wadi c: . minnen o oled modsisi 4erly powerless. (" ENV. .am a illzosnions al o.'Delly, M.P., &east) •addreoesd the inseam km,. Dr. M'Knight, and was followed by die . Rogers, well known as one of the most A theists. of tenant-right, yet even he was "Pod Is goo Ind= onslaught that has been made Vat thus liimea who have accepted dike War Ille glialliMb government. He suggested the WNW eitesieleet TkehansMl sa the poiley of the government es the V s INA les mot as yet bees publicly developed, sad II ea the part of the council of the Irish To lle lave not hes. senOt from Mean. Radish sad mart Moms upon whisk thz ei ßtlemen have suilleol dies, in the opinion of this , therefore, It a taimatiem to madam the madam either o the 'ministry at M the Soliciter-Oeserel sad thsjuslor Lord of the ,usiii the policy of the government se to the t question be ascortainad, sad until the grounds Melia the two gentlemen referred to took their appoint asels le telly understood. The meeting was sutsequentiv addressed by Mr. Mose, M.P. Mr. Luse, M.P., Mr. Kennedy, M .P., Mr. McMahon, M.P., Dr. Oroy, Mr. Rentoul, and Ithsr speakers, and the . original resolution was tarried by an overwhelming majority, the discussion lot having concluded until six o'clock. In the even he another meeting was held, and it was resolved that a deputatiem should be emit to oppose the return It Xr. Seolleis fee Oasiow. The Aimee bee the following particulars of the elarsbos made is tlitt louse held by the convict Hir %as hi Panel-place, in the outskirts of Dublin : la mamba with the investigation now being proceeded elk._ Min the authorities of the head police.office and the whiners of Police, touching the mysterious dins,- MIMS sad fate of Mr. foyer, an examinations of the r_lseartely occupied by William Burke Kirwett, at r is tel-, plam, Idarold'ecross, wee commenced os lion ur The operations were begun by six or seven le buinn, under the direction of Sergeant Redmond, 0 111$11m. k-. • ---, —mg set to work to dig the garden, cent rum' so area of something less than a rood in eitteot. Itii search was carried on by trenching to the depth M fear or four fest and a half according to the cha ncier of the fed, but no sign whatever of the object Imcht presented itself. At two o'clock, on Monday after moo, the men, from the incessant rain that prevailed,wers Wiled to discontinue their labours. The work was la Wind at an e ar l y h our yesterday morning, w h en, at IS ' ttiock, a small coffin, about two or two and a quarter r tons was daseove'red buried four fort beneath the cur ha'• It was approaching the last stage of decay—the lid ly tits appeared to h ive l ong s i nce f a ll en i n , and woe r :Mhos away—the bottom alone, which nem( OS a r !shssii, remained somewhat sound. It wee carefelly 1 44.ged by order of Mr. Redmond with hay ropes, sad a Ilea COnire7ed it under his arm to the Lower 114• -- 1•711.. - Crams Omar Woo birth Danstl i i n s. s k Do. • De. • Serirised 4ellt Isairdikare.. . liGli Willi //UMW &Wm Iftiße greZa ::: 117 ; 71 % ar=intra A De. UMW Fenntabsim rad (bow W.111a.) I :241Malsice . SoultlTatialivirDs Mikan int ire _ Vats of vlslollwd sal =/.. Watudivil int west 111.1isiso spa crepis.! I - D - riiaalsiiiii:: i Da.4.ll.ll.lhoslore Tea orll lime MO .. l an a Dim f&T prirel: l 1 Orilla kkZota pa*. 16 la 11•171666 It sad Brice sfl Matt*. Patti. aad Abrr frM Jumada& Si tutaake4a(ll.lo6l6p.Ot. 1 Da M. (H.) 7 pat Ct. I Do. la. (U. 176.) 7 par Ct. 9 1134.06•Aatt.,1 rajtal Of DWG la. Ma I Ma. New 6 per Ont. eta& I•66.l7sisa.tli s tst et p.Ct Ildlottorga, sad I Daub% 4 jar 111 IlertbantS par On;i 106:Do. 6 per •661. Sid & is. damalit at lead. pat 61 at.lllll6lll7aMeallatatha 1011=1.1117/fibliliaa Spa it NO OtAlkulars. Anal 6 Imettadre ItYtelaVA STANHO I Dago primottlYak... Len.all6lo.oamr.l pant IL 111 0111• Sow Ow. Ilist C. laJdaltWailOsa.M646 aft If Unitskay*Omter.ish na rlt lAsinduatallamik#l! Ds. Wow SS "7." . . :culla/ 4 4DM [ll7l7aodOuci,..brAlsbow.Ct LOTS MIND AT FIXED Ni INNINANNIONravith imeN(INININ.West. NI all Mae eMbsets asemiloartotWaNea NI all 8AN.,1141..0 N 661 All =last (ll.6 4 °. (NAM 1013Nallimen 211 N. 16/ 80606bmalto owed to llandeolN.Wasersi 100 Olyardhio Juiase (lewd • .. 46, 100 16/01UNININNer (INNI 16 OL 144 Der 010601160 • N 00 60 IMMONIy(LT 111 U DA Norm WIN N 116 114 Da 6 *MO (0116).. $0 tit Nllwaso 404 ((WIN MINN 14 N 10 DON NAN= (0O) 111 N N laltoadtelair. • (1000116 MAN) .—.. N ill DIM MO 4 psi • 16 al all 1166N0 (Mae N, WAAL $ $1 Ward Is 11155f1.6 NO all OMNI Noilbra(Ni4L) 1 571 111 paw/ INLOINdse N >s Prooloat W1N(1.66. Yon las. liZt.lll4.loAssa 81. IN SWIM sellElliat Di 6/ apse aerators 151 N. 110 able** Ikea Is N INNAIININNIAnaissesd IN N Ns. 1116406)—.. so 60 W Talo io tt i = am* Is a 25 Mal DON Nap ......... — 3ll it. ROO Wale • Illmairt (Ness WINN W NU I Ditto MINIMS No Norfolk Bator all Dia Ourasasall4 pewit W Do.wavarirsisy $ Pat lee Poe Mortkelaii Worcader. sqd Ali. Spat dot Dlto eft ditto labzuwabliires.NoirOssr. 1111urmIkettestswf flar.W. If I, S 0 10, 10 IL I dtoo .1 I I 10 Itln.) • pat ... Do. per Ong loath 13•••• I . MD i s er (lasalag Ars.)•• rimuste;:: WfarSet isg.paisl. leu:drims..s tawny sad Yottdrdass lisigiss Ulm Jumbos sal addedosh Mom sr/ llossist ... 1 dist Wise ... i Omit laid Pielsssls.. Gnarl hoodoo st i t.Weedif .. Ds. ends (India t p. di Do. (11Pikedy) ... .. IDe. ... ... ... - 1 De.ll per et Pregame 7 Map sad Idsditurrasess 'i I i LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. 'E -CHANCELLOR'S COURT. Bayou am Lowe Kuresourr. bIIVITANT JUDONZNT WIVE ITOPTCT TO COPTILIOET. —MvaRAT O. Bogus. _ . .. His Hadar Vice-Chancellor Eindenley moos taking his mat this morning gave judgment in this important ease of espyright, which was argued for several days last term. It was an sanctities for an injunction made by Mr. Murray, the publisher of Alberniarle-strest, to restrain the defend ant, Mr. Bogue, the bookseller and publisher of Fleet street, from pirating his (the plaiatirs) book called the " Hand-book for Travellers is Switzerland and the Alpe of Savoy and Piedmost." The bill of the plaintiff alleged that parts of the defendant's work, ailed "Switzerland sad Savoy," had been pasted from Mr. Murray's book ea the some sailgost, that in many respects ma whir me lad been made of his Swiss hand book ; the_ sod plan of it had been followed to a very sensith extent, and it stated that the latent and nature M tbe alleged piracy of his copyright would appear from the isigeolion and comparison of the respective works. His bower, akar piag through the farts at great length, mid that be was of opinion that no ease had bees made out for the isderforones of the court, sad consequently the mo tion for an injunction must be dismissed, and that with mete. The costs. however, to be costs in the muse. Judgment accordingly. The court was crowded. SIR JOHN GLADSTONE, MIL OLADSTONI AND MR. CARDWELL. • "Liverpool a Few Yaws Since.") It wo=s grange picture of Liverpool a few years since whisk did not exhibit Mr. (afterwards Sir) John Gladstone is the foreground of the canvass. He had is those early dap already taken his position, and wee evidently destined to play a conspicuous part in this busy world. We aever remember to have met with a man who possessed so inexhaustible a fund of that most modal of all useful qualities, good common sense. It was saver at fault, never belled. His shrewdness as • man of Wiser was proverbial. His sagacity in all matters 111111MsMsd with commerce was only not prophetic.' He sthlthil to take the whole map of the world into his mind SS a= and almost by intuition to discover, not wore the best markets for today, but where Won tossill be the best opening to-morrow. What was gposoldist with others was calculation with him. The WM% wlilh s from time to time, through a long aeries tirMes MUMS forth, like so many signal-rockets, to the MINK =dor the signat ure of Mercator, were rool7jogem SI 1111111110ke by • portion of the public. And time ft deabt that is authority was often sought sad sated nem, in commercial legislation by the different adadoilloarieme by which the country h as been governed daring the last half centu ry We recollect, many years age, stealing under the gallery of the Hovee of Commons with the late Mr. Huskisoon. A sugar ques tion was under discussion, and Mr. Gonlburn was hammer ing and stammering through a string of karts and details which, it was dear, he did not comprehend him self, and which he was in vela labouring to make the House comprehend. Mr. Muldoon smiled, as he quietly observed, " Goulburn has got his facts, ud figures, and statistics from Mr. Gladstone, and they are all as correct and right as possible, but he does not understand them, and will make • regular hash of it."' Mr. Gladstone was himself in parliament for some years, and was always listened to most respectfully on mercantile affairs. If he did not make any very distinguished figure, it was because he did not eater upon public life until he had reached an age at which men's habits are formed, and at which they rather covet • seat in the House of Commons as a feather or crowning honour of their fortunes, than as an admission into as arena in which they intend to become gladiators in the strife and to plunge Into all the toils, and intrigues, and bustle of statesmanship. Had our clever townsman entered parliament at an earlier period, and devoted himself to it, we have no doubt that he would have been found a match for the best of them, and might have risen to the highest departments of the government. His name is well represented amongst us still. He left four sons behind him, one of whom, the Right Honourable William Heart Gladstone, is second to no statesman of the day, either in promise or perform ance, eloquence or &Inbar'. Mr. Gladstone lived in Rodney-street, in a house subsequently taken by Mr. Cardwell, the father of our clever and gifted representative. So that, by • remarkable coincidence, Mr. W. B. Gladstone sad Mr. Cardwell, severally the best men of their standing, list at the university, and now in the list of statesmen, are sot only from the same county of Lancaster, which pro duces so large a proportion of the able men in every proles. don, but from the same town, and the same street in the same town, and the same house in the same street. Did ever horse so carry double, and with two such illustrious riders, before ? 11 I WI ii is if Ps IP 67 60 az 1 U! 14 21 124 IS 114 27 IS 0 4 70 I, lit 111 7 T ilio M + . MI TO al See 2ii. .1100 ii 4 at !fa : ISt 1114 1 a a In 111 1011 ICS If SD ill. it 11 4 Pm 1 i 1 : 1 pm 1 pe 1 4 111 1 $ 114 IN In 111 114 11 . 1 11 pm 106 11 Ntrim :4 4 qq 4m 131 1 1 IP 4 11 111 1 li ill 111 1611 n il I I N 2 2 101 140 1 2 5 4 Ili 11 I Hi poi 4 11 , 1 %t 1 pm 1 IT t Per iPA 111 Sli 12 Pt adi per IN 105 N I I Ps IILWATV. 1 111 141 ps 1 C pa: 3 IPar 0= 1 1 it I 1 ii I VI pi le Ili• it iiii el I Ili s "i I -i 1(0. 80. Mancsuarna Io.(J 100 australion Al 11,700 15 B. Australian 111,0110 100 Van Disiesn's MINES. Dodson dose to-day. 217 61 a a 63 133 AO 171 SS Gizi U 11 WamisDAY Ilvminta.. An extensive business lisegen&;;eta=aiiin English mines. Some large dealings have taken place in North Towy, North Damsel, Tamar Consols, and St. Aubyn and Grylls. The inquiries have been chiefly for East Tamar, Tavey Consols, Trebarvah, West Ding Doug, West Providence, Trelawny, and Balnoon. The prices realised to-day are as follows: West Caradon, 250 ; West Providence, 55 ; Alfred Consols, 131 ; Tamar Consols, 31, 4; North Towy, 16s. 6d., 17s. 6d.; °rambler and St. Aubyn, 23, 271; Wheal Brewer, 25 ; Wheal Shepherd, 31; Wheal Carpenter (Gwinnear), 91; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 71, 8•; Clive, 61,1; Mendip Hills, 64, 71; Balnoon, 111, ; "forth Damsel, 325. 6d., 35a., 365.; East Crowndale, 41; South Tamar, 34 ; Rix Hill, 31, 1; Caradon Consols, 11; Vale of Towy, 295.; Wheal Crebon, 11, 12; East °minis lake, 21; East Wheal Vor, 11,1 ; North Buller, 10, 11 ; Trehane, 23, 25; West Ding Dong, 114, 121; Kilbricken, 51, 6. The settlement of the account in the gold mining share market was in progress to-day, and as the operators are bulls, and the general feeling of the security markets was decidedly downwards, this de partment filly sympathised in the general depres sion. The late active speculation in than shares ap pears materially checked. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Smelting Company are very heavy, owing to the de sertion of the copper works in South Australia. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 101 to # prem.; Nugget Vein Com pany, 41, ; Australian Mutual, Ito 1 prem. ; Aus tralian Csols, 1 to 1 prem.; Burn's Creek Gold, to k prem.; Albion Gold, par to 1 prem.; Alliance Californian Gold, par to 1 prem.; Garnett and Moeeley, par to 1 prem.; Chartered Australian Land and Mining, par to prem.; Anglo Australian, Ito 1 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, par to 1 prem.; Worthing, 4, 1 ; Barges Range, ss. to 135.; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 1, 1 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, par to 1 prem. ; Portland Iron Company, liternem.; Lewes Hill Range, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Head, 1 prem.; South Cork Copper, Ito 1 prem.; Carberry West, 1 to 1 prem. ; Connemara, to # prem.; Kenmare, 1 to # prem. ; Jamaica Cop per, 1 to 1 prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLomt. The gold mining shares have been further de pressed to-day, Port Philips having receded to 11 prem., and Colonial Gold to 3 prem. A sensible rally, however, has since set in, and prices are now better again. The settlement is in progress, and is against the market. Australian Agricultural mark 257 to 265 ; South Australian Land, 60 to 65 ; Van Diemen's Land, 20. UOilliAll edam .' ens UM Ilona P.M yesterday. to-day. amass 1 us Vela au 1 Ipm 11 ITI - Do. 4aglo Callforalea 14111111 111 ameralmiaa 1 4 1 AM JO AmanDaa 5 6. 7 ei 6 6 le=l tisane= Clardillsra i 1 • Frarbeld 14,450 1 in Maria all par Ipm li 11011,4141 1 ,• Moreau Gok all 1 6pm le AMA 10 Brill& Ina 13.1 8 10 10,4115 U areatl.hap (leasull.pe 141 4 5 46440 SO Do. Coca's sad Cidabe ill I 11 11,11111 fa Do. M. lotus Da Re: 11 29 34 MAIO 1 • 's Onak ...... 14 14 1 1 I Paa AIM 40 . Copper .«.,.......«., , 4n 44 44 twas i . Got Gold l l e 31 go 41 4 1 It • Mame of Rag. all 4, 13 . Prof. 7, pm seat. all I I 75 pm 111,0111 lbgateastrallootoppao all 11 1 Mr 119,111 , Nagpt Vein 011.1144 Mountain_ all 1 1 1 /114/11 Growl Docay of lades all tos 2 Pal 1141111 , Yagoda all 15 le pm 1 Cabs Miura all Oils gar lAerty all Ili Pea SI t LessisakOalllorm Gold Quarts Grubbs Cu.. all 1 4dr MAO 11 1 16 , • Maeriem I all i ea& pa 4 11 I Sew Grenada - .... -. all 1 1 pat 1 lleavass Moab 114,1111 1 Part Philip 1 15 11 pm :is 211 i skis I quarts Rock ......... *lll4 10 altymney Imo all 174 271 ad h autrallaa Pa _to New ... • ' TRIO OS 15 Gs • 'ago de Dabs . MI 6 7 /it: 1 loat a 7 10 ll 1 lllym Croft 61 1 .144 Gaited Maims ... fUll* I Walls, mops I Was Uarloosa an I 1 m l l l MOS 1 Tabs ... all iPmlt 2 ' The following are this day'. sales for the amount : Ages Fria, 2 1; Anglo Californian, 15 ; Lake Bathurst, I; Nouveau Monde, 21 I ; Port Philip, 2t ; Wilt Mari _ • The following are this L Aga Fria, 2 1; Anglo Caiiro. I; Nouveau Monde, 211 I ; Port pas, 11; Yuba, 113• MONEY MARKET. WZDNI/Dla EVIMINe. The market for the home iuncfsWasaisiii un favourably affected to-day, and in every department of the Stock Exchange evidence is afforded of the check to which we have previously alluded. " Bull " speculators are looking anxiously for an opportunity to " get out" of their stock, in the apprehension of the markets going lower, although the confidence felt in the prosperity of the country, and in the ultimate effect of the gold influx, is unabated. Con sols have now descended below par. It is obviously the intention of the Bank of England directors to do all in their power to check the speculative movement that had commenced, and which they imagine may, in the future, experience an unfavourable extension unless repressed thus early. A general impression consequently prevails, that a further rise in the rate of discount is seriously contemplated. It is understood that the next return of the institution will show a falling off of full 600,0001. in the stock of bullion. A portion of :this decrease, however, must have been caused by the disbursements immediately antecedent to, and con markets are supported by . a production of gold une qualled at any former period. The petty speculation that was going on in gold mine and some other de scriptions of securities has, for the time, received its quietus; and, as regards the general security mar kets, apprehensions are expressed that a rise in the rates of money, such as is threatened, would have the effect of causing a great deal of stock now held in pawn to be thrown forward for realisation, thus aggravating the pressure. Console fell from 1004 to 99i to 100 for money and the 18th, and closed with a heavy appearance. The sales appeared to be both speculative and bona fide, and no effect was produced by the usual small purchase of the government broker. Bank stock re mains firm. The official business report includes :- 1 Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, 100, 4, 100; ditto, for account, 1004, 4,4, 100. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1004, 101. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1042, 4,4, 4, t. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16. South Sea Old Annuities, 1004. Bank Stock, 223, 226. Exchequer Bills are stationary at 87s. to 70s. Fern. India Bonds mark 78s. to 81s. prem. Foreign stocks are flat, but not much affected in price, awing, in some measure, to the dealers in this market being in many cases short of stock. Peru vian and Spanish Bonds are drooping, but the cer tificates issued by the Spanish bondholders' com mittee were in demand, and improved to 41 per cent. Mexican Bonds were also a shade better. Great complaints are made of the unintelligibility of the statements issued by the Mexican committee. Exception is more especially taken to the mode in which the figures relating to the customs receipts at the several ports, and to the different accounts in which the bondholders have become mixed up, are rendered, the bond holders Complaining that it is utterly impos sible for them to tell how their affairs are going from the meagre, and it would even appear, studi ously ambiguous statements put forth. On bond holders residing in the country, and on others who are unable to dance attendance in the City whenever news is afloat affecting their interests, this state of things inflicts a great hardship. It is stated that the Messrs. Baring. have upwards of 100,000 dole. in hand towards the payment of the July dividend. If this be so, the creditors ought certainly to be informed of it, as the chief point of anxiety is the question as to how much is really available for dividend purposes. In this department generally the settle ment of the account, which has fairly commenced, does not excite great attention, the dealings having been restricted. On Mexican the contango was 1-32 to 3-32, and on Turkish scrip 1-16 to 3-16. The list of sales is annexed:—Danish Five per Cents, 108. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 ex div. • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 981 : Ecuador Bonds, 51. Granada Deferred, 121. Mexican Three per Cents., 231, 1. Peruvian Six per Cents., 103 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 631. Portuguese Four per Cents., 401. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 104,1031 ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 951. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, ex div.; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ex div. • the Committee's Certifs., 41, 4 1 per cent. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 1/ die. Gold tokens are already being coined in Adelaide of the respective values of 65., 205., and 61. each. These tokens, which are already in circulation, being a legal tender, are coined out of standard gold of 27 carats, valued at 31. lls. per ounce. The mechanical appliances in use appear to be sufficiently rude, the tokens being cut out and stamped in a press for merly used for punching boiler plates, and the metal being rolled in a small pair of 2-inch rollers, used by jewellers for getting up trinkets. More effective machinery is now being . set up at the Ade laide Assay-office, when a superior article will be turned out; but, considering the difficulties to be contended with, these tokens, several of which were shown in the City this afternoon, and excited much interest, are really well executed. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada have recently offered to their proprietary a new issue of shares and bonds to the amount of 360,0001. It is already announced that these shares have been rea dily taken up by the stockholders in this country. This new issue Nee= to have been called for chiefly by the anticipation of a large increase of traffic, thereby rendering it indispensable that the works should be constructed at once for a double line of rails, instead of a single track, as was originally in tended. It appears the government offered to ad vance the money proposed to be raised in terms of the Company's Act, but as the shares and bonds of the company are now at a premium, it was deemed only proper to give the existing shareholders the opportunity, in the first instance, of taking up the new issue in rateable proportions at par. This was continuation day in the railway market, and the gold mining shares' settling is also in pro gress. Generally there is less pressure for money in the house than on the occasion of the last settlement, and the rates of contango on railway chores are sen sibly lighter, owing to a considerable reduction of the floating "bu ll" account. This afternoon, especially, the dealers, who are still, as a body, oversold, took in stock readily at a reduction from the rates of the morning. the feeling in this market, however, was decidedly unfavourable. The current rates of con tango may be quoted as under : Conning°. London and North Western 3-16 to 6-16 London and South Western l-16 „ 3-16 Great Western Midland -16 I Lancashire and Yorkshire 3-16 , 6.16 Boma -32 „ 3-32 Great Northern' 1.32 „ 3-32 Oxford and Worcester -16 „ 3-16 Eastern Counties l-16 North British York and North Midland -16 „ 3-16 Northern of France 1.16 Paris and Lyons Strasburg' The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Tues day arc thus reported by telegraphic express: — Dutch Four per Cents., 961: ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23 13-16; Mexican New, 241; Portuguese New, 38;; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 841. At Vienna, on Tuesday, the Five per Cent. Metallic. 11 1 I *I * THIS DAY —Two o'CLocx. The market for the home funds, and, indeed, for every description of security, opened with a very dull appearance to-day, owing to apprehensions being en. tertainel that a further increase in the discount rate might be made even at the Bank court to-day, but as soon as it became known that the court bad broken up without the announcement of any change, a rally set in, and the markets are now better. Consols were sold at 991, but are now quoted 100 to I for money and the 18th. The Three per Cents. Reduced have rallied from 1001 to 1; the Three and a-Quarter per Cents., from 104 to 1041; India Stock marks 273 to 274; Exchequer Bills, 675. to 704. prem.; India Bonds, 775. to 795. prem. Foreign Stocks have been flat, but are now rather better again, though without the least animation. Granada Deferred bonds have receded to 12. Mexi can bonds mark 231 to 1; Peruvian Actives, 1031; ditto Deferred, 641 ; Portuguese Fours, 401; Sar dinian, 95; Spanish Old Threes, 481 ex div.; Dutch Fours, 981 to S. QUARTER PAST Two. Consols are tatter again, at 99/ to 100 for money, and 100 to 1 for February. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For Account. PARA Jen. 11. Mousy. IlO poiing viibaa. 1..... t.: clowing. 8 per Cents. 41 per Ceuta., 1823 lOl ... ... .. . to pee Cents., 1832 lO5 30 103 23 103 55 103 10 103 . U 43 PePe:CNlCenLi el gewl44D on Loudon: &Wait, 25 9 ; -90 daTe. 24 N. ". Ertange Esigian,SperCLUlSO 991 Roney Naples Rents mow. Do. 4i Do. S — Do. 1834 Piedmont 3 p.Ct lOO 13 Do. 6, 1131 ... 93 Beak Share. Peale, .140"."12.—5t. Germain, 1,380 ; Versailles (right bank), —; ditto (laR bank), 830 ; Paris end Orleans, 1,610; Pens end genes, 995 ; Bowe end Havre. 512 30; Marseilles and drill. non (Converted), 372 60 ; Strasbourg end Bale, 333; Northern, 813 Paris and •ariphearg, 767 SO ; PM. and Lyons, 883; Lyons and Mo. dilemmas, 742 SO • Watteau and Troyes, ; Oust, 670; Blame and Bt. Disler to On 530; Paris and Cherbourg, 61575 ; Dijon and Beninese, 550 ; 1111 M, 517 SO ; Dieppe end Peamp. 337 SO; Osatm of Italy, —,• Perla end Mau; 140 ; &edam and Tarte, —; Central linieee, 315. BERLIN, Luc. 10.—Voluntary Loan, 1012. New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103 ; ditto (1862), 103 ; National Debt, 941. Commercial and famine Society's Premium, 148. Bank Shares, 110 Z. VIENNA, JAN. 10.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, N. New Loan (Series A), 98; (Series B), 106 i - Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 85:. Bank Shares, 1,050 ex div. Exchange on London, 10.38. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The markets generally have beta dull and inactive to day. 600A5.-18,000 bags of Manilla were offered in public tale, and bought in at 345. to 355. &I. 60 baskets of Java were also bought in at 365. 6d. to 3941 The refined market is also dull ; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 455. 6d. to 48s. Corria.—l6o casks if plantation Ceylon were offered and bought in at 625. to 595. A parcel of native Ceylon has been sold at 475., and there appear to be buyers at that Price- Tis..—The arrivals have been large during the last week, but the market is firm. Corrox.-200 bales of Madras were offered in public sale and bought in, 31 to 4. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARK.ET.—THIS DAY. The market is heavy. The demand is moderate, and there is little disposition to buy for forward delivery. Town Tallow is quoted 461. 64 nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C.*con the spot, 465. Od. ; January to March, 465. 9d.; October to December, (new), 465. 9d. SUSPICIOUS DEATH IN • COMMON SEWER.—This meriting upon the workmen engaged in repairing the main sewer, running through Portugal-street, and immediately opposite Ring's College Hospital, resuming their labours, they were considerably alarmed at not finding the night watchman, William Reedits, an old man, whose duty it was to have remained in charge of the works until the appearance of the foreman. Upon one of the men descending into the sewer he called out that Readen was at the bottom quite insensible, and upon assist ance arriving the poor fellow was found to be dead, and the body was conveyed to the hospital. It is suspected that the man must have been thrown in as his supper, which had been brought to him on the previous night by his daughter, was found untouched, and a small bottle of gin she had provided him with was in his pocket, also not partaken of. The deceased was very tem perate in his habits, and the cutting to the sewer was not of a character likely for him to have slipped in by accident. FATAL ACCIDENT AT A COTTON MILL.—On Friday last an accident, by which one man was killed and several others injured, occurred at the new fire-proof cot ton mill in course of erection by Messrs. Orenroal, Bullfield, near Bolton. The building is four stories high, and the workmen were engaged in fixing the girders for supporting the roof. Six men were engaged raising a large Iran wall plate, when the scaffolding upon which five of them stood gave way, and they were precipitated, one of them to the ground, and the others to different stories of the building. Thomas Tong, a joiner, had his ribs broken, and died the same evening, and the others were mere or less injured, but ere all in a state of recovery. An inquest was held on the body of Thomas Tong on Tuasday, wnen it appeared from the evidence of Mr. Thomas Isherwood, one of the con tractors for the stone work, that the scaffolding was not sufficiently . secure, but the fault rested with the deceased, who superintended the work on behalf of Messrs. Musgrove and Son, the contractors for the roof and iron work. A verdict of "Accidental death" was returned. One of the other men injured, named Michael Murray, is not expected to recover. I inn FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAlLWAT.—Yesterday Mr. William Baker resumed and concluded an inquiry at the Crown and Anchor, Cheshire-street, Bethnal-green, respecting the death of Mr. Richard Pratt, aged 53 years, late landlord of the above.named public-house, who lost his life from certain injuries received by jumping from • train on the Eastern Counties Railway, some particulars of which appeared in this journal of Monday last. The jury having received some additional evidence, returned a verdict of " Accidental . death." . ROYAL HIGHLAND SCHOOL SOCIETY.—Iho Duke r of Wellington has consented to become a vice-president of this ancient charity, vacant hy_the death of his father. la z te u r o l n eor s g ta e ti S on te , p h he l n ,ing son, boa inte coga nded piew4 for th e jg ' LONDON AND NORTII-WESTERN RAILWAY.—The hallt statue of groat the late i about to be:placed on the pedestal. LIU ode ma Ur Los . off N., : 4 Ili lb e ISM rim {.ea vet Lib,. sm. 2 Ife a IN Ot C. C. h, by 01. In: Be• IL P. a w. r. vr• Asisk lotto. Let. Jobs. Ned. Rat itoks• lart.• bud. bar& a Us re lc% Sle Pi 11114 IN /:.. I "rt