The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-01 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (?1,011 0011 OWN. PARIS. TZVMDAT Evuuto. The Bourse was mach agitated to-day. In the morning the Bente roes to 71tr., bet afterwards con siderable disappointment was felt in consequence of rumour (which turn out to have been cornet) that the Queen's Speech, while alluding in very guarded language, to hopes of peace," had not even an nounced the signature of the expected protocol, and had dwelt emphatically upon the necessity of conti nuing the preparations for carrying on the war. The Beate dropped from 71fr. to 70fr. 40c., and after many fl uc tuations, claaed at 701 r. 60c., with a ries on the day of 10c. Railways were in greater demand than they have been of late, and most of the lines left off at considerably higher quqtatione. Lyons and Western sew 2",:r. each, Grand Central, 33fr., and other lines from 12fr. to leifr. railways gave way a good deal, and notwithstanding a partial recovery, closed with • fall of 120. 601 r. Credit Meagher nee 133.. The town of Tonnerre is in a state of great excite ment, owing to a suicide, committed under very *UM ordinary circumstances by a judge of one of the law emote of the place. For the last ten years mazy respectable families and public taw tiooaries in Tonnerre have been annoyed by anonymous letters, imputing to them all aorta of crimes and misdemeanours. The so•rce of the a lumni,. has hitherto been sought in vain, but latterly surpictons were entertained of two judges of the tribunal of First Instence, and these RIFF ciuns were so strong that the Imperial Caere irstructed one of its judges to institute • judicial inquiry en the subject. This high functionary ar rived in Tonoerce on Jan. 25, accompanied by a gab. stitch, of the Proconsul:least-al, and on the aim day searches were made at the houses of the two phases in vends., M. de Br— and 11. B—. It ienid that io the hones of M. de Br— a targeting. of proofs against him were discovered, and that after being interrogated, he was constrained to resign his seat on the bench. At M. B—'s only one libellous paper was bound, but this was in his own handwriting. He, however, affirmed that he had merely copied it out of curiosity from a paper that bad been shown to him at a neigh boar's. The next day this M. B— shot himself is the breast with a gun, and the wound not being mortal, he find upon himself a second time with a pistol. According to public report, during the short interval that «tarred before his death he protested his innocence. His friends earnestly hops it may turn out that the only motive for the desperate an was an unjust accusation acting upon a sensitive mind. A letter front Vienna of the 26th Jan., in the Post Ampt Gazette of Frankfort, says :—" Since the meet ing of the Council of War in Paris, the attention of the Russian generals has been principally directed towards Poland. The fortresses of that country, for the repair of which immense sums have been ex pended during the last 4 years, are all constructed on a system worthy of being studied by strategists- These fortresses are now being provisioned for a year, as though the Russians are to have to defend themselves behind walls, and not in the open field. It is in these places that the divisions et the guard and the reserves are being collected, and other forme are directed on Elitomir, Kicheneft Nioolakff, Fin land, and the Crimea. The military governor of Orenbonrg is sending reinforosseests to General Moaravieft" THE RUSSIANS IN THE PACIFIC. The lest nualwr of the Morski Sborni4 (Mariiims Revive) published at Bt. Petersburg, publishes the following narrative of the mode in which the Russian fleet in the Pacific escaped our cruisers: When Admiral Sangho, Commander of Petropealswold, menet orders to destroy the fortilhatioas of that eity, and Isere for the dell of Amour, be formed ►is plane of 0111411111- tiolll, sat his wey though the It. Ia the Bay of Avatschs, sad pat to tea is tbs 17. h of April, wit► the eareette Ohmura, the frigate Aaron, and three crampon ves sels. The hide ant had ea board shoat three haadred petersgen, mess, w .auro, aid daddies, all inhabitaan of Petropaalowski. Attu once* Wane navies tioa, they Mat tinker oa the 17th of Nay la the bay of Castries (51 dog. 27 ads. won► latitude), sad the Admiral disposed kis vessels smart sem beaks sad a►rals. la sea a way that they scald sot be sarroueded by the sitemy. Oa the 20th May, a frigate, a corvette, sad as English brig ap peared ; the *ensue appr..sehed, sad thre• score shells solar% one of the Bossism vessel., bat ens afterwards took to are. TM Admiral having received the aims that Crps Laearaff, situated more to t►e earth, at the smith of tam Ascot, was free of Ise, took Gd ynia,' of the &porters of t►e Beglish vseseb, tithed aatkor, lad after a most dangerous mil, his theseL, see altar the ether, readied t►eir dostinatioe bs twee* die let sod 6th of Jam. Si.. river batteries WHO sesetneetod, and In the sieved a few weeks MI the theeele were seder shelter. Daring the mese here the bay of Carries le Cope Lora, we roomier! as Maritsa easel, the William Pena, ►evies an board 160 Emirs fror tbe Dire, whkle wee wrecked opts the tout of Japan, sad shortly after his snivel w Cape Lemeff, Admiral Brothel was jeered by Admiral Pommies. The latter was laved in a very bold sad inorioas m After his s►ipwreck wit► the Diens, he eersived the idea tbst his row right erstrect a schooner. The enterprise seseseded so well that after tea week.' certain labor, I. whir the Japanese and their en.ero.eat kat a bud, 5. far, at least, as the retrials, sail., Ile., are screerned—a vessel of the de sired farce was rea47 to take to sea, sad reselved the ire of Welds, after Or port In which it ►ad bees built. Forty are and sirs offers formed the crew, sad the error strived at Petropaelewski ea the 22nd of Mr. radles dr plus abendoised, the Adrital hastened% leer the Bay of Artier, notwithernding the watebfalsese of a greet amber of the tinery'a craters, sad neerded fa seer►iap tk. Strait L•p•yrosse (berms the bleeds Saitkollso sad Feese). Aa enere's vessel maser to surprise the ss►eser or and panted it for erne dimes., but dee Ad miral emoinn, continued ►is roam towards the sorb, sad Irma r ws have before slid, the Kamchatka art at Cap Lesarelf; ft.. this.. he went after soar days I. the pert of Nicholas u the prineiral sad well fortified pleas of this territory is called, and there deposited all t►e arterial which the fleet had brovght fro. Petropea. bride We read in a letter from Genoa, " W. are daily espeetiog t+`• arrival of the Priae•so Belgic/roes, ea her way to Milan, after as absence r f eight rem. It is kaows tha t after the poling*' errata of 1818 49. in +bleb ohs took aa seise part, Goo Primer has bees living is the Ems" Tb. Emperor Alexander has promoted a diamoed ring. Warier/ hie portrait, to the Privy Coltarrillor Betels °obey, ea the fiftieth saaivorsary of his term of odic*. A am comedy, by M. Poniard, entitled tb. Bowie, Is fa rotooanal at the 0!i s , Pori*. Gesseal Lades appears to bate eissined tbe ems mad of the Roman army is the Crime is the 19th. Girona Oates-Sacker, sot Wag able to wee seder Loden ea amain of sotaion , y, loft oho rase toy for Si. Potreo bury, es also did the Governor et Odeon, Gemerel Erometers. Capt. Abbott, who died is Loudon a kw days age, aunt is sore 'antral artiste, end e 5 9 41 14910 9 .9 se .1118 " ►ied., both by see sod load, ties *really folb to the let of es individual. Pram Mush, 1796, et the Bret tenalsetke of t►e Fruit war in 1814, he wee employed I am sea hayed teeth of wive servile It an gasmen el the 'Ube. Be teethed the army mad sett modals sad the they eel masa tines participated with bit breams of bilk nervier is the thanks of We emery, voted by the Seem of tar- Alumna he distierahhed metes. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. •TTDIM AT A PIM AT IFITAIMITIL -AO= AD CA PAL WS O. SORRIIIY •rn This wee ea sotio• to recover campaniles% Is damages for false imprisonment. Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Buddlestone appeared for the plaiatiff; and tbe defendants were represented by Mr. B Jessie sad another I. tuned ireatlenisn. It appeared that the plaintiff, Miss Bliss Grieves, was an minute la the establishes's% of Madame Doses., et 11, Bratee-street, Board -street, sad is the 11101016 et Weber, abrsitS o'clock in the evening, went to the shooed Yews. &-werby and Tatham, linendrapers, is Illegeat-eiless, and ourehaaed SOON article' which amounted to 3s. Si, sad tendered in payment two half-nowise, which the eeshier declared to be bed, sad a pollosmas was called in, and she was gives fate "tasted, aa • smasher, sad taken Mum& • crowd whisk had collected at the door, sod down Weed , street, to the polies statics, in St. Oilee's. She esserted her ianooonee, gave her own address end the name of the lady in whose genies she wee, u well as the saber of her sister Olivia, who lived in Geeirrestreet, Hanover square, sad whose she requested slight be sent for, bat they refund to seed or to stake soy inquiries as to the truth of her stay At the Hat o* she wa. chivied w.th pausing bad money and searchtd by the f al e et a , cher, eeeryt , ing •he had oa being take. o!, and being compelled op-n her mos. hia order to show if .he ha" coecreled any bet coil under lint tongue, and the emelt was that the sea•cher thought the was a retpectsble por,os, add at her request she was p aced in a cell by herself, fastest el with fri a. asd o:lsse diarepot I Ids character,. It seemed tt at the two balf-crowne had a sonewha . : eisgelar ap- Pea men, the plaintiff had borrowed them from her sister, who happened to have some quicksilver is bet pocket, sad thin having sniped from a piece of paper in which it was wrapped up, gave the ooins en automate 'aniseed to inert* a nephrite" of their gensiessess. At a quarter after elevenths same evening the Grath. r ot Madame Deimos went to the station he bail eat the platataff, tat the imposter wee so soaviatied a the grouseleessess of the eharge, that he took on himself the respossibi ivy of release iag her, sad she west home in a ceb. It was • wet night when she was given into custody, and, bev ies thin shoes on, her feet become dem* in walking through the sties% and her health might have been "nicest, endangered, as she had jot rose 'seed from • severe It of Weems. Os the ease bobs/ beard nest mining at Mar.borough-street polies...mit by Kr. Bingham, the half-crowns were tested, end foetid to be good, and the plaintiff we' St once diseharged. Subse quently, Noun. Souerby lunted ea apology is the Tema and Morel" Pod, sad dieted, by way of compensation U. la the last instance, and afterwards IW., but the plaiatiff refused to accept either of these eases. The plaintiff, her Water, MedenielDeeeen, and others hay- Leg bean umlaut ea the part el the plaintiff, and proved the above lams, Mr. Z. Isom said tt • defeadants had eadeavoored to Bake a full reperstioa for the uniortsuate mistake which had bees committed, and if them was any inaccusey in the fans as set oat in t►e apology, It was entirely nointentieed. Meters. Itioirerby were extremely desirous to be set right before the pultdie, and they wished to leave the matter ea tirely in his lordship's bands. Mr. Serleaot Wilkins consented to that arraageosent. Lord Campbell said as the law now stood the judge was bound to try a ease, if both sides 'Halted him to do so, sad as bah the hissed monied here cemented, be woe ready to take the: course. His opiaion was that the fun it 101. was not sulkiest. H. had M deabt shoat the re spectebtlity of the defendants, sad that they meat to do whit was right, sad that this wa a IMPS tf see Fitton, but le thought they had inducted them . 41.15 very harshly aid lacemskitratoly. TIN ap. peasant* of VV.. yam/ wos•s spoke for itself; be Mrlt say she brooght a letter of recommadatioo woh her. Never sacs he Vag a judge. or at the bar, tad he reeo a witness whose conduit is the brit' use more onset ept onahle. Prom her detente's, oa the present make he al ould aspire that her sammer sad appearana whoa in the WI" tee 'lie I to her Wooten* and respectibility, sad he considered that tka defendasts behaved harshly In sot marilag for bar els or or employer to eerreborate her statement It wee • sad Shies for a yesog lady like her to be takes throoph the streets, sad stripped end examined in the way she was. It was to be wished that the apology had come sooner; it was siebetaatially a fair 'Weakest if the trammel:km— *ad it se far did the defeadaate credit, chat it was sot mods instil the thireanth of November, ►f it the a-tlea was co.Beneed, tie oeserrosee hawk, taken ;la• an the lath of Octoter. Ceder all the drone stilton has •as of opiatos that the *Mad eight to have an alditiotal 10/ Verdict omelet f. r the plalatif—dmaeges Mt. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 11P110 1111. sainniumia IlitaDTD. IN 11 POTLIT. The baakeept, Treacle Pudgy, wash sad eloelmaaker, of Newiagtoa-esweerey, applied for his eertileste. He owes to thaesured wediton 1.3001. ; so meets. Three peon wo he was is a deficiency of 1,023/. Yr. Lawlor, fee the welpasea, called attestlas to the eettre abases of costs; bet stated that the welisees wished to leave the matter le the heads el** asset. Hie Boom sated what had Itheome of the preferty? Ks. Lawlor soil the besseleeld %niters had bees wised We rest. There wore ao debts duets the bankrupt. Hie Boothe, remarking that with, the wells hod lees 1771., the espeeme had emoted 1.00 W., impended the seettilmte fee Wee seesaw ; when reeled, is be of tb• semi clew. TX 11 IFITIMITT. Ths bankrupt was a tailor, of Haaorewa'►wt, Huswer agent Tide was the esrtiAeals wiestlag. His Babb wan 1,9001. aloft about 700 L Mr. Lloyd, fee the eteleseee, salted ettootka to the foot that the boakropt bad dimmed of a large riesetity of trios. Wogs is the last Isar Rooth@ of hie neellog, whisk were sat satidoetorny oesesoted for by tbolmealseee dose. Mr. Lewes's* 'lmported, sad mafiosi t►e bankrupt r to the poise urged spiral ►tae The estate wee a geed sae, sad but ter tbe data et the repreeestatien et a Seeeseed partner, tbe bankrupt would bay* bees yearly Wrest. Tke law 'barges bad bees swelled by as sttesipt at tarrying eat a esteapeeities, but ..se ►ad bees iseurre4 la Weeding arias. The treakrepiey was solely amt. bitable to the deal .1 Mr. Pewees, late a partner is tlie holism; arid es this posed t►e bastrupt biped ~lye a int•due eertilleabe. Ma Hewer thought t►e saw faveurahle see, se n• larded the eharsewr et the treater. The 'ammo were reasonable, and et debW returned at 7001., 6701. would be realia.d. As the haakrupSey appeared to ►ere arisen from leavolable eireseestaaeeo, a fine-elese certificate would be 'mated. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IN AN 010101 A. =KAN. nib Issolnat, ea assinao•-tergetto la the Baez Mee, rtatiated at Culehester, applied to be diesbarged. A per m* appeared to have his debt stniek met of the schedule, re he sire credit to the lamilveat's gaetb►, residing at Cam berwell. The iceolvest said be had supported his mother, and had Maenad the debt u a liability. He had ems the creditor. Comealasioser Murphy intend the claim to b• es ponied tram the schedule, es the eredit was gives to the iartiveat's mother. There was weedier oppositioa ea a former ocessiew, sad algae suety was paid to wort to the &Markey opposiag to Pottle the natter. The imelveat wee dioebarg.d. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WORRHIP STREET. 11111101JLAZ CSI Ben Dade. !/. Cbariettr-,treat, Abiteebapel, •• sem patios, X•ma»t llogere, a newt •t • pablie-bessi, sad litomes Wilms, • lad, were charred isspws yy r . wit► being ee•rwaed is steamy from Hl.,ck Dasesiork, • gra•d rabbi, two sets el mitamsadmests, s tab, or marl •Itk ratty embroidery, • Reid eagle. elz geld Flap, One yid keys, a geld deyp►, • Mime model mean ask" asd varicose ether •rtlalee. The pi...teeter, thrnefel aa hateeprster, s'atei t aboet • f et a,ght pa t ►e teseally net the primmer Davis, sal although s'..e was a portal 'Stang+, t, his, enquired if she Mad acquaint him with some n spa:tab:a Tarty wh c world as isentmodive hint with ► 1 dews. She, a'te• some dile', amt him to 35, Fit 'bury-a:arbor, and the spartmeets salt lag, be became their occultist, Davis on on. cr IWO 07011. II 0 5, under various ;retests, via tog him titer-, of whip h occasions the • I an my 'nullity of viewing the "Tildes named. Yesterday morning they ware all safe in a leathern boa, and on his return hose is the steatite= he missed them. Maria Welch deposed to harks' sees Davis aid the lad Mks: is the plump of the home No. 36, both leaving together, the former w.t► something seder her shawl, bat bad ao idea a robbery had bees committed, Davis appear ing quite tool sad ecillegrad. The °Meer la Owego c.f the me said, Davis lag main ease to his, with oa duty, aid voluntarily asserted 'het she lei stolen jew.llery from a Jiw, at the homes Iseatosed sad hogged him to accompany leer and t.ke is custody the perms who bat received it from her, but who cow would set restore soy p of os of it She t. ok him to a lodes' Foam he George-Meet Spitelfb lds, sad there Named Allen esykig she had entrusted him w th the TM. I t t carry. This he dueled, sad all pa ties p.oce•ded to a putl c hoses,. The Duke of Susses ' when Davis iv p:icatoi Roofs theeereast ,w- o wheeled all knowledge of it. Segue that tialthowever, the lad had coefeesed receiving the property from Davis, ate also to having accompanied her to the rabbi's ledg'ng, bat lasisted that he had been robbed of it os his rams after postai with the woman. Presentee' said he deeply regretted the property had sot bees diicovered, as it was all compl'meatary presents from foreign prisms. Mr. Hagamill said there was nothing to implicate the girl Rogers at preseat, gad he should therefore diastases* her TIN others were regaaaded. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. idARIL-LANIL—THIS DAY. The trade generally this aerating was dull in ths extreme, sad to have made sales to say extent lower prises most have been submitted to. The • fen made for foreign wheat were about Ta. below the rates of Moodily last,whick were mostly destined by factor.. Barley was a dull tale. sad rattier cheaper. Osts gave way 6d. to ls. per quarter. Beam aid per unchanged. ARRIVAL; INTO LONDOX FROK lAN. 23 TO Pl 3. 1. Qrs. Tr h. (feet.Peweign. I: MO IYrby I 3110 I ... 3010 I 11031 4lO 710 Thar. ISO ale. — 1320 betide. — tasty amasom.—wash 75.. 14. •, Saab). OM N.; Rye. 61A OL; Sense. 41.. M.; haft Va. AVRIMMIL M.; OW, I Bibam. Barbey.' U.J. ' 144. ,1 7 / 4 444. 8 t . Pass. Dm 92 .. .. 714 94 '4 4d 774 14,344 64444 lid 29 ... ... 77. 24 39. 44 114'146 114'494 94 474 Gd 149. 1 ... 744 104 39. 04 711. 94141. 74 7. 74 47s Id 13 ... ... 764 9.14 i. 715. 114151. Id 14434 Id 19 ... ... 764 14 47. Id 164 74151. 44 Vie 04'444 94 Id ... 611 114,144 44 lis 9.54, Ild ISs 1144 44 6 woks' 4g. Aver. 778 04 1 314 104 1 24 ddlile 114 17. 111 44 Id Derr.—Wboat, Baia,. Oats, Ilye, 9..... sad P•so. L. PlICa. D. 6. Des. Oh J. E. Jan. As. IS. 77 76 11 •. 1 76 l— -76 76 1 ... 177 1 . . •.: LIVERPOOL CORN MARERT.—THIS DAT. (sT luosino Tniount.) (Tam oui OWN 0011MPONDIIIIT.) 0117 a smell attendance at ear Coen Ezeleange this day. Both holden sad Gossamers were nasilliag one ratan. sod Nom wee very little doing. Peten nominal. Wheat, /Am base., dour, per ht.., In4eue Cor ,, , Is. per qoart r; oar, 24. pee Oval.; cad te.a. 2.. p r gleaner lean than Thermal last Oanse.l wittost shoat 00. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1856. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two 0 . 01004 The railway share market today is generally ratter better. Ms London and Peatk Western Company's shares have been very favourably affected by the. announoement of the dim (lend. The price has risen to 48' to f per share, showing a further advance of 3 per cent, to day. Most of the other heavier stocks have improved i to i per cent. London and North Western is quoted 994 to 100 ; Midland, 691 to 70 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 ito 82; Caledonians, 28" to 1; sod Greet Northerar, 23 to 1. Great Western stook. however, is flatter, at 67i to 68". Great Western of Canada shares remain fiat. ORDINARY SHAW AND NOM. Maim today le II p.a. vi 'see SAT T le 871 II Ps Si • 34 sa MI If el 111 IN II Si zd NIA 7 Birsi. mile.t....'". 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Cossas.—The paella asks bays beau ntbar largo, bat all Inas/ bays,. at Lan week's eartaaey. Native Coyle*, 61.. 64. is 611.6/. -- "iiii:Ti;sertiuut qualities sot of fresh arrivals have been ►ought to a limited mums, bat speculums have bees oat of the auket. -- Hui.lAT.7 g ; isseatity bas bees tiered ea publie salt, sad s pew only rid at • deifies of Id. to Is. oe he week. BALTPITIO.-740 hys itessel were °Berra. BAfrestios 6 sold et ; releasable% le St, 33,. 6d. to 34e. firtezo hare soli seosilly Ms week at (ulterior.. COl7O/I.—A lave busies bas hem dolls this work, at a Gnaw "diesel cf abest ttair.—Te• market boo hews isalforialy dell, sad last wails's priers west be orasidered rowdy somata. Fatite.—the demised still coatiaaes Tory limited for all desetiptiows. la ether artialss so materiel alteration. lisrkets gone rally bare be.. dell aad Insure this week. TALLOW The market is quiet taday, at Os following pricto, vii.:—Town tallow, &h. sett sash ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, Ws.; Mareb to April, 665. DAT. • METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. _ _ THIS DAY. We Lye s nub lerie;i — espi;y - Of bowls. sad &Month tbe trade Is set meet worse for te shadow deeeriptleas, still oeversl of saber kinds remain unsold. Prises it, rather lower for all kinds. Tbe improved trade of Monday bat bee caused an Lessened supply of sheep, easergeestly prises ere lower err ell kinds. Calvin are still very deer. Pros Genus, end Holland there ere 112 beasts, 6,4100 'beep, and 14 ashes; Worielk sad Bata, 600 beasts ; sad 110 allele SOWS from bone wombs. -. 6.4... . 7666 - 4 - 06 - 11bo. - 6. i. - 374. Pi Dag Itwood6 4 6 4 1 DM t Mut 4 4 4 Dot 1 waft WAY. 113 Do. , Oalus 6 0 4 SWO I 4 Do. M nil g Duo k Holf-brodo 4 10 0 6 I La Dna SO ..kit 1436 ; &sop awl la 11l . moos of Ma. .I. .I. 111.646 lb me.vroalo o. Mors._ • 0 estilecoad wear 4 " a ▪ . : :1 0 I S 44..0.410 save, TS; pis% HIDES.-THIB DAY. HOP MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) /berm Padded's awd Saha ►ovfaoton, report that t►e dented for lloa bor roadaar unabated, aad pews fully wahwalaed. Low sorts ato aloe more low* sitar os sposaladoa. Tsall•l4 Moor. lbs. 64. ; Walla Ea 4 Seta Bette., lbs. ; Wars Sad Bra.l47ll's listtee. 17s. 6d. Walls led easforth, 16•.; Wa.h led Elstese, 16.. 61.: Walls Sad Stewart's, lbs. 64.; Walls Zed Ten, 18.. Bi.-48 trash ships at market. It is rataceued that the Vivaria Desks are likely to M purebeeed by severunest, ler the purpose et s meal deek-yerd. We (Chelmsford Chronicle) are glad to leans that the meat atheaste reeeited of the health of Samuel Gar ai,. laq.. of trete. Perk. is this weary, are eta more feweereble Amster. sad rroag hopes are sow eater thiaed of Ids resovery. The youthful Lord Moutrousris is doing duty on board of her Majesty's gse-ohip Conqwor. - - - Luz REGIS.—Ma FALL or KAIS.--The Mayor boa gives amine of a pubbe Impede' ea Wirier@ ley, ler the 'groove el ev.•i/ertelt Vie preprkoty of petetieetai her Majesty or the Howe of Costume to great ma legeiry late the tirmastoetes ettoadtat os the fall of the Orissa of On the 21st the Pope gage his benediction to the iambs whisk were to he afterwards shore, fa order to for •di wool ter the rallies, whisk Rosie nada to oath of UP slew blahope. ENGLAND AND TIM UNITED STATEL—We have road with anuarbise approsebiag to slam the artiste la yesserelay'sJiarnassg Poet, whirls will be feud is thither part of this paper.—lord, Mercury. MttrriAY Fottaast.—Y aterday there Was a adiftary biased pr. ensifsa frau Brothotoo, the head traar. ten of the Royal dapper, and Moon. to 01111arbew. Of the four you, geatlraten who were drowsed la the Medway setae weeks ether, three only hath beta found, Oho lath Wier Resign Hattie., of the But ladle Cowthay'a Rt hal'-pset 2 e'eloalt, the Royal dapper. b lia. Miaete lk War drawn op in *pea 'alma, two deep, M the parade graved, the body paned through is the Morin miss : —The drier party of Sweaty 's," Rappers, with th.lr you naresed. The heed. The Way, berme by eight Bloom nod Risen, the pall sop. rated by ele 'Mean of the Royal Regithow, as additioeal eara beteg lathe rear. Neat followed &best 300 of 'be gad Idisere, four deep; after whew nee 100 g er tbe anysl Easiness sm.a gad the Proviel sal bilbalita, /ear imp, the whale thinly follswed la, Camels Re wilts= sod HIPET I Jobe &were. 8.8. Atter sbe bseresbAgeare the Coesuaaaant of the Oar- Mee. with bin Major of Brigade, 0.10, =6lll Moral proorealoa, width otarehed le Me rho of fwerutrat, the bead play Ir r rho Deal Me* la lot lb. funeral party was etheaukaded by Osplela Wm. Illimesset. Raja lagiassra. 10 0 4 V 1 100 ii 1 sii GI 01l SS a U all SO 01l IN or!ilea 4 11 4pAust DO. do. Trot, o Ostk odd Brim OsodAiellikibtr.huo. DM AMON' Cbm bit.o.l. COLS DDSs do. No I Os. New dose Ont. Nook pa • p.Ct Osamu. 41 maw lilla.rertb.Doodsotthot. l asstNorlassi • D 0.5 "Maoist I Do. 44 gar asst. Do.Spitsisedat/p2Lim Ot. Ileillsed Ist Trot. Ot. Irast.proL lk• . PA•VI4m9V-11:1 Olga laisismalp 4 p. a. Ram, PR& Sate D De. o. Chula PaL Wm. Do. do. da I pa. Do. Ms Owl. Mgt.,.. go. Maw ea Mom - 417. as do. Es. —.. Liessihkellanks.Tino 11111•11prowLetace.. Lab WAALe p.a.. De. lksh Ows per et LIIIIN.W.Ow.kNush Lookoknyls =shihk.ish I De. AS it get M a w.' Man 4 eset De. At 4 Spar 44.7assast • 4.44.1 m. 141:41141341.40rei __ 1 -- ii:i per — l — Latlasir. 1 Welk Illidi _ 1 N. DoZoal.—DorwApot . .Prof. Do. SAW 41 pot. No.I Nae* Do. Tlllsi ata diro he rani brds Oeirfoo•AWol.lii.Gpot Soo Do. % Ilsikaa.Pref.lo Doom o Ditto f101d . 44 Clor, Dllie per IL LON M4l4iper Oast. IlsulkWahapaa. 4 pars' c Wiftalbr4al24m73ll44 K 111 90 11 6 66 1 04 Ms 13& 14i - - ni isl *I 99 9 i 9. • itoweirali• k• , Si Si Ms 1 1 j i ” ii VIII 20 IS S 4 ST U 17 i S dis li ti II 1 Mai die / T I I Pm Is It W e 11 1 • • i i ii :1 4: 1 1 lON IN 47 II ad TRAFFIC RETURNS. manweirs mar no. U. Tow. 111.1 IL alai. @WPM anadis. Mt We& Week medbeis a. New Abase — 4,3144 Week meat Jr. IL Uremia esd Peaks West doing Jaa. 10. Imam TOM. Wigwams. 703 e 2.206 19,104 31,310 37,226 a ' L2 e N 193 tal 306 377 1,733 1.461 1.41 2 1 3,161 436336 4,737 4,466 27 9.216 13.107 11.148 17.146 - - 33.164 19.034 In - 1.1 422 T 6 1 i. 1 a 6 1 COO 4.m 111 1.913 11.818 1.118 NS 101 683 .- 3=l 2.119 6416 - 1.101 4,401 6.167• 1,318 Weiteams A& 111. Weilk sad Omollite ...•..:::: Sorg 111rWilITO = P Osslies. "44i nkl i It ia 111•11Lra amiss 417 01::: .... : .... ....: ii br aglilsoki • ill .- • ramps eadbi D.c IS. UK • Offal impaled by Ice. Tie METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORSE. (THIS DAY.) Tho.Motropoliton Bosid of Worksholdamootiogthis norstag, is the muesli amber, ; Mr. Thwerras Is the shale. Kr. Wilkisioa took his a■t, sa his naiad= he et. Puma The Wastes of the WS 'meting wore read sad sea- I . Kr. D'lrraxosa observed that Yr. Benlgette bad deeded la the press that be bad had the satire esatrol of half the works et the Teats Valley Cenral. Now, at the last swatlag be wee leader Ute hareselea that Mr. Smid gens made sub a statement, mad he &mid be sled W knew tress that isaUswea U this impression ware outset or met After gene dhesseios upon the ezpodiealy of the quit dos befog pot, Kt. TATIOK thought they ism frittering away their time for the sake of grenfyisg Kr. W. 0. Wad, who was oppoood to Mr. Bereigette, sal who fueled that he knew mote of the draisage of the =Arapaho thou oil the mat eraluest engineers of the day. Dionesione of this satire were derogatory to tho board, sad if they were too often isdelged is, the board would be so short-lived u the old Commission of &MOM _ _ _ The Cahtilux hoped that, 4 fatter?, aotlee sleald be glees behrshead .of gauchos widett member, might be aseee• to sea. Mr. Davis sieved, sereaded by Mr. Batrrow, that the Board do sow plowed to the batistes or the day; sad. epos • division, the straits wu list by a majority of to 16. After another Cara sin, _ _ Mr. BAZALOTTYI Swear cod himself ready to answer the gentoh. What be ttated at the last meeting was thig— h. said"h. aid a,otter In/stemmas had charge, seder Mr. Bony, of half the WJI ks" of the Tame Valley CanaL The bye law repela•ing the width of streets and alleys, lind• by the loud on the 26th ultimo, was read and con firmed. ♦ report was sent hose the eteonetant, whisk stated that the available lislises of the Union Baak was 29,0331.13.3 d. mid the amount of the deposit ateoent there 20,0001., nuk ing a total bassos at this bank of 42,0331. 16.. 3d., add te this elsoost the balsam at the London and Westminster Beak, which amounted to 6,0024 3.. 4d., and the twat rash t slain woal4 be 48,0351. 191. 7d. The amount dee to he cot act rs at the present time was 6,2051. The CHAIR/lAN es,formed tte to trd that the 6,002434.4 d. in the Londe. sad Westinit stir Bank, was the new ac count of the toad, and, then fore, if tic toatra't•re were paid ost t Mann, th mod lot tomb 14011 tee &vomit of tlo 014 townsice. A resonation, le &condemn with this neanniendatke, was agreed te. The meetiag was pr.:visaing w►n our report left. The Queen of Spain bas presented a cloak orna mented with carnets, of the value of 200,000 re dr, to states of the Vitoria al &Irma's, its sae of the Octets'. JOUR MITCFOLL.—This insane peroonage has delivered Sc eddrew, in 'ha United Stow, ea " Riper- Mg *1 the Revolution is Inlaid." in which Its leanly. to the totem abase of Ragland. Ile said that in the event of a war, Ragland and From egainst America, be sold pro mise as sway of " 40,000 'mad Irishmen to Invade Ireland et their cwa exposer." Is the etweliwion of ►ie whims be sd•laed otiose, and frastically wound op with is lipped to t►e hereditary hatred of Ragland. MONEY MAREBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The English funds declined as much u 1 per cent, this morning, but have since partially moo eared Prices are now quoted 1 per cent, lower than at four o'clock yesterday. Consols for the 7th Feb. after re ceding to 901 to 1, have rallied to 901 to f. For the 14th Much the quotation is 911 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 91; the New Three per Cents, at 911 to 1; Bank Stock at 212 to 213 ; and the Five per Cent. Annuities at 113. Exchequer-bills been again fallen, mark ing 12s. to 6s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. were marked in the morn ing as low as 921, and have since risen to 93 to 1. The New Four per Cent. Loan is quoted 101 to 1 ex div. ; and Spanish Deferred, 231 to 241. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 201 to 1; Por tuguese Four per Cents. at 48; Peruvian Four- and-a- Ralf per Cents. at 80; ditto Three per Cents. at 66; Rswian Fonr.and-a-Half per Cents. at 92 to 93 ; Sar- dinian at 90 ; Spanish Old Three per Ceuta. at 42!; Venezuela Deferred at 13; French Three per Cent. Rents at 71fr. 600. (exchange 26f. 26c.); Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Cents., 644; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 954 ; Equador Peruvian Dollar Boads at 614 ex the November dividend ; and Chilian Six per Cents. at 1024. . The failure of another broker has bees an nounced in the Stock Exchange, making three ass pensions arising out of this settlement. In no caw. however, are the liabilities of much importance. All the parties having been operators for • fall, the im mediate effect of their embarrassments is beneficial to prices, inasmuch as the stock which they had speculatively sold has to be bought back. We are authorised to state that the forthcoming dividend of the London and South Western Railway Company will be at the rate of 6 per cent. per an num. The But India Company will receive tenders on the Bth Feb. for the conveyance of stores from Eog land to Madre,. The folloWi4 meetings are newly annonnoed, viz.: —Darenth Valley Railway Company, for the 14th Feb.; London and Blackwell Railway Company, far the 19th Feb.; and Midland Railway Company, for the 20th Feb., at Derby. The half•ysarly interest is advertised on Geelong and Melbourne Railway shares. TRDIUDA7 ITRIYING. The English funds showed renewed heaviness to-day. Prices closed per cent. lower than yester day. After the recognised hours a fresh decline of per cent. was quoted. The guarded terms in which the Queen's speech referred to the prospects of peace excited some disappointment amongst the specu lators. During the last two or three days very heavy sales have been made to close the speculative accounts of influential parties who purchased on the late fall. The supply of stock from government sources also continues for the moment to exceed the steady investments of the public. The chief de pressing influence to-day, however, rested with the continued extraordinary demand for money. In every quarter great pressure was experienced, and the applications at the Bank are understood to have been extreeiely heavy. In the Stock Exchange, the rate remains as high ss Bto 7 per cent. for loans on go- vernment securities. Much of this demand is attri butable to the requirements of the Stock Exchange. &nos the news of the acceptance by Russia of the terms of the Allies, a great rise has taken place is nearly every description of security. Stock Ex change business remains unusually active, and the prospect of peace induces a general desire to pur chase. The fortnightly settlement, which concluded to-day in " the house , was a heavier one than has been noticed for the last two or three years, and has materially aggravated the pressure for money. This settlement applies only to shares and foreign stocks, in which the aggregate transactions and the rise in value have been very extensive. The approach of the monthly settlement of the 7th Feb. in Consols is also looked for with much interest, and the prepa rations made in anticipation of this event likewise Moen°e the money market. Coesola opened this morning at yesterday's closing quotation of 91k to 1 for the 7th Feb., improved to 911 to 1, fell to 901 to 91, recovered to 911, again receded to 90f to 1, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 90; to 91. The final quotation for money may be given at 901 to 91, and that for the next account of the 14th March at 91f to 1. After the close of the house the quotations were 1 per cent. below these rates. The official business report is as follows :—Thres pee Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 911, 90f, 911, poi, 911, aol ; ditto, for account, 7th February, 91f, 91, 911, 911, 901. Three per Cent. &aced, 911,1, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 92, 921, 911, 921, 9 11. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 3 9-18. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885 (loan of 18,000,0001.), 181. Bank Stock, 212. Three..and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 (under 1,0001.), 981 ;'ditto 1859, 97f, 98. The demand for motley has caused a rush fall of about 2s. in Exchequer Bills, which closed at 10s. to 4s. dis. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 971 to OR. The foreign stock market was quieter, but generally firm. Transactions are still actively prosecuted in Turkish Six per Cents., which ranged to-day between 921 and 94 for account. The closing quotation for the 15th Feb. was 921 to 93, being a shade lower 'ban that of yesterday. The New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan was also slightly flatter, at 102; to 1031 (or Ito 1 prem.) Spanish Deferred Three par Cents. were in demand, and rose f per cent. Moll 1 am WO 1 Me* Amileallaa Odd a HOPS 1 0 a. 10 iMurelba MO& Oallbralaa. an NAND 911.0/0 1 Dada (OnadDaebilal 2 lAN SO 4111saaavcs boa & Mal all 1144.1 DO +British ham l4 WOO K I , Bras.lnp.(kaatal.n 96 Om 30 Do.CloanaCobb l 11.10 90 Ds. 13.1alia D al nay 1 3 IMMO 1 4011.0404.111a.06.,Jaak UM* 40 Cake Owes all MANI +Would GM. l6 1 MAUI It. 40agpar ale . ses at rat 6 all •Do. Prat 76 pas Oast. a UAW thetais l6 IWO 1 Great Nana VIE Imp lON 40aaeral ..... ell ll 11.610 46 Gnat . all NAN Ott Maul Tar WA. Uflots +Unarm .... all tLailtaidie 101.611 %NO "NO Manama man . all wan 10 romans* sussias4 wows s Psi Flip ...... 1 WOOS 110 +Wow ira all WM 4Da. Saw all 7 4 1 , 0 30 11•110.0;64;i7.7. WO 1 flu* Auarallaa KOOS 1 Do kelp .. 112.160 iarl4l6(a Or= Ilta.oo 9.1110 Tanar611.111.46411110.13. q 11.006 II Tie Croft 4,114 WM Mated all NAN 1 Wenn ... all Mao 1 Woe 260040..0 ......... all N N 11111 ra i 4 Pi oi el N 06 116 U? 100 110 10$ 106 0 r 10 lay 03 le° Ili 10 TI $0 7$ le ei le le i Ili 10 70 71 iii iii 13 ti 1 0141 s Is 3 13 1 iPa J 1111 IN zd 93 .93 .14 - 1 Cs 4 46 MINIM-THIS I)4Y. Two o'Cr.ool. The Waller Gold Mining Company's shares are more inquired for, and mark 61. to 7s. 6d. per share. Other shares in thib department remain dull. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 66 to 87 ix dir.; Santiago at 31; and Worthing Mining at 26,6 d. (12s paid.) Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Rooms, and Steck Exchange. Mining Exchange official tut : Calliagton. 21, ; East Roos. 72, 69. 70; Earle Con,nl., 11.. 84., 12.. Bd. ; Lady Battle, 21.. 61., '23 . 64.; Natl. Barnet, 411. 421. 43, 421, 431, 421, 431 ; Pendeets, 20.., 191.8 d., 20.. 6.1. ; itmewarso United, 128, 1271. 130; E wrlnotan, 1... 1.. Id. ; Stray Park, 3. 1.41. 3f. 1,3, 1, 4 ; Portridiro Consols, 41, 1; Tamar Consuls. 3, 1 • Tmesott, 41, 6 ; Val. of To try, 24.., 26. ; Wboal Hirt; ' (Lelant), 10 ; Wheal Edward, 41, 1; Wattling, 2.. 34 , 2..94. Mining Subscription Room Aoki list: Boiling Wail, 18...180. ; E.lly Bray. 46.. 60e. ; Waal. fog, 2.. 64.. 3.. ; Itosawarso United, 121.122# ; Nutter,' and Poarbil., I; Nrrth Basset, 431 ; Vole of row;, 2,1 L, 27.. 84. ; Gilmer, 10 ; Pednaadre. ' 21 ; 8 trtrldg. Coe sois. 41, 1 ; Fort Boars, ,3r. 9d., 4.. ; MoVaad, Ir. 34., IL 84. _ _ _ In tite Stock Exchange: &immune, 1231, 1221 ; Tancreft, 6, 41. SATURDAY HALT-HOLIDAY.—Lcad Campbell hu Men pleased to appoint this day for his lordship to receive a deputation, at Westminster-hell. en this Un portaat satijetie, &inanities of the following gentle nes :—Bir James Doke, Bart., M.P.: the President tad Vise-President of the Law 8 sciety, the Movers and &- waders of the resolutions at the great public ricottag held in the Goildball on the 15th August lest. via : John Oil- Nib/zed iliabhard, Esq. (late Dettstr•Dovernor of the Beek el Busher) ; the Rev. Trashes' Gregg, D.D.; Mr. Jolla Robert Tatter (few stales's) ; T. H. Tarlton, Esq (bon. secretary to the Young Men's Christian Aimootatmo); Asthroie Moore, Esq. (Director of the London Joint St ck Beak) ; Mr. Deputy Holt; B. S. Bailey, Req. (of the firm of BedeL i ß i hso, Battik, end Bailey, solkitorr); T. H. B war, (of the firm of Bower, Boa, and C..ittoa, soli citors) ;J. award Williams, Esq of the fists of Winter, waiiseas, and Co,, iiistisiton); W. Cattle 81 itls, Esq. (if the first of Minot sod Besith, selielton); and J ha Literati, H.q. (boo. secretary to the Marl, Clr.eing Lesoelation) ; tits Rev. Jobs Cumming, D D ; O B. Gustier!, ; C. .1. Pslaser, Bog ; Edwin Field, 800 , and several other members of powerful sod iLikillii , a legal firms. BURNING A SLAVE.—A letter from Lexington, of the 26th of Deeetaher, pub:inked in tie Nem Orieams Patetismo (a pr , -slavery print) states that a negro who attenqted to violate a young lady 11110 hunted, cawered, cone. yeti to Leginotos, in a street of which town he was audited to a stake and burnt slits. 1 LaADzsgAst..--it; following us th. prises :--4111bs. to 641bs , 31d. ; 641 be. to 721 be., sp. to 4d.; nabs. to Whs., 44. to 04 ; 401bs. to 8844, 44. to 41d. ; abs. to Nibs., 414. to 40. Horse hides, Gs. Cull dias, light, b. Od. to al. 04. • fel. 7s. Ilitatogoesc.—Sheep skins, polled, Ti 04 Is 0.. Od. ; Keats sad haithrede, 6s. 04 to 7.. 3d ; Dowse, 4.. 9J. to 9LOL BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) U 19 111111 all l I el INO 11l RI "I 12 - 24 . U 04 14 co lb II II? j lel RS I tie . ,