The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-19 00:00:00

SPAIN. MADRID, Fla. 15. The Cortes has approved of the levy of 16,000 men to fill up the ♦acancies in the army. The atfa'r of Pucrta-del-Sol is not yet settled. RL bSIA. BERLIN, Faa.l7. The /4,41,de Rue, publishe - the first general bal let,' of the new commander-in-chief of the army of the Limes, General Lode's. It describes the mili tary operations down to January 2t.th. The Russian artillery Wes operating ags'nst the allied elm?' on Fedioakine THE SUICIDE OF MR. S %DLEIR, M.P. CORONER'S INQUEST-(THIS DAY.) Ttis forenoon at half-put 11 o'oelook, Mr. T. Waktey opinel as iegaat in the dieing-rocs of the 'lmputed w..rkkoea, os the body of Mr J. Sadlair, late ALP. feeaDde, wt. moo itted osie,de coder CiftllClUtiAtel yetially deem fbiel I. the Express of yesterday. Ili* mislay maate4 as sensual amount of interest, 104 after the jai, wine swore and a totems* chosen, they pre cede I :eview the body, which presented not the of !Afar. ore in outward appearance. . Is tll return of th• ivy to the inquest-u.oat. the fol lowing evident, was Wet: _ . Mt Joseph &to•, el 11, Oloocveter-road, Hl4t-p•rk tardces, card—" I am a bather, and have stem Om holy. West fl it as bailie that of my lets a., Atr, who Wes • member of parliamect, sad UM, 1 think, &boat 40 yams a ego. The Coroner—l think the brother is here, end he can tell hie krt. The brother uid that the deceased was 13 year■ of sire. Esanioation,r..ch of continued—l saw my master alone at haa-past sleveno'clock oa Sstiarday night. He left the house, I think, tt;ween that tau and one o'clock. I went up to the dinisg.roorn, thinksag that be Wal writing, and I iet-,nOri to attend to the front room, hut I fossil in a few minutes that his great cost Val gone, as well es ►is hat. The front &ur I Boni was cloud, and at that time I welt t.) bad, kuowing tS,t he wsa po.usud of a latch-kwy. Jouph Bates said that he was a labourer, and resided,* N 0.7, Granatoriscourr, Hampstead. kilie lotted the body of the deceased gentkrnen at tweety initiates before nit* o'clock on Sunday morning, the lit instant, dose to the roils at the back of the bus a: the beck of the Cattle, Hemp stead-`. cab. By the Coroner—lie was lying on his back clom 'o the bog, and his heed was against a furze both. All his clothes vele 03, and his hat was off, and lying just at the hack of his hood. I did not sins say bottle or jog soar the body. I stood twenty yera from the body when a min of the came of Rods* tame up, and be told me to stop at the side of the body woilst hi letched a policeman. An Officer Cl9lll op, and I then fond ►t the side of the body a silver tankard and • bottle (ts, oilseed), which was labelled "Essential oil of b ltd almonds." TO* Corossr—Did you feel the skis of the body, and Ns whether It was warm or oc.,t 1 Wiwi's—laid Out. I was quits enough frightened as it WV. Corner—Did you no the pockets searched ? Witaen-1 did. Corner—Who narchod them? Witans—The police. Corner—What was found ? Wititeas—Twopeses 123111; "ay ant, sad attarwards lassie's's, two ball sorers.gas, a lin pound acne, twain aad *lapel's" is sliver, two razors la a nu, sad a _ _ The first witness imleatified the key and ruses le bobs the peoprty of the des:vend. . . . The w.tone oddtd that the r &kerma took *barge of WI property prodeeed, bat hr did oot roe a paper produeed ia rent on his p ', Ail. . - -- The Corutar—Dul you use any narks of violins* au kia body or bap clothes duturbod at all. Witame—l did not. I, however, saw the body removed t 3 this bons, ow a stretcher. Richard H0W5A11.3.13 g of the ilatzopilitan Polica , sold that ha was 1211.1 by the witness Rudy, to the deceased sad found that there marks of violent straggling oa the ground, and he found a piaci of papas addressed John Sadloit, 11, Gioacsiter-square, Hyde-park. Tters was a sass of rams Iyirg sear ha► and a bottle and jag as hie left hand aide. No !attar was loud oa hlss , moil iodesciited. liitlV&oroser—Tbe ease of ruin I found is the ironed, hear the silver cream-ewer. flame sugar ass found la his mat-pocket. Mr. Robert Nich3l, , said—At 20 salutes to 10 o'clock last llaaday morales I saw the body of the dimmed la the deal-boars of the workhosee. The body was quite sold, ead the limbs rigid. I detected a powerful odour of the eserattal oil cf bitter alavads, bet notbiag more of a postliar obviator. The eyes were glistsatig. There was, moreover, no lath or macaw at the mootb. By the Custom—lf then had mot boas the smell of bitty almost& dimmed from the saes*D, there vie nothing to Wad to malady that deceased bad died from poista. I have slam made a post mates szamisatioa of the body, and bead ao estereal auks of Molest,. I fount that since Iry some cmgesuos of the lags aadbreacluttl tabs,. The Wool was laid throughout the body. The left matriole of the Mast was empty, sad the only part that meta Med blood one the right meek. _ . _ By the &teen—the omdl of the esseatlel oil of elands 1 weld detest throughout the nobbles. The mean em. tined about tea insets of sadigeetsd bed. Oat of BIZ mantel the °eaters. I detested two nano el the essestiol ail of sinew* sod half aa man by simple Lustiest. la the soils of the stusan I fond lying es the neon fasoltrase a net amber of grits llNuot spina. There WM ea eneneue patib, oral sad men the sine of a lnlf.s.crewsu Mar the midway of the oval M the asteri•r side. The sehaVaelise wee an a very don esker and was quite (linnet. The enteste of the swoon dosed tie oil rery frsoly. The line 'hewed as miter. rice cadets- nth deculadly bin. I Lind, hire sad nen, is the well sattstines, narks of engrain The Mail sad neat) were negeited, bat tOseowise lonithy. Tien was so taunts of ousts at the base Oast an &ann.. By the Coreser—The was might 1111” ben Wows oat daring the Wry. lee et death. It was mot macs disallowed nt► blood; q tr.“ din Indy sena. The pose of death wee asdrobtelly the idles et t►e mondial oil el bitter almonds. tha bathe, non bele( recalled, said:-1 idaatiry etean-;q r the use I left oa lb is-ttble. My salter was abase wises 1 left kiln at tb. table. I took a r111r4•1 tlie kaabea-saaid, whoa obi le'd nos it sentsined Mao'. Altos aisle 'Voiotia is !Saturday 'Tenth& any arta asked se U aay:bing bad ease ham Mr. Maitland; sad at In Lantos to went *Wink be banded LW, paper Mae to tab to Mr. Maitland, wbic's anted tbat Iti nfri•inippeNd to be deceased's groom, watt*" nom sassistial ail el bitter tanned., bit net luseosiala the opal oty, seqaeme 1 U. worth to be farwardal. He want sad M. Mr. Maitnad' s nu, at Ns. 10, Ches ter-Awe, saes Cilleassetar-opar e . WMa be ease la at dialer time, Ave Wastes Is sans, be put no the tour (produced). I pa,S Use mad for Oh, oil, and to promise Ito acid it is no. n• told se t .at the Resat ty would to about bud • plot. I was sat told that it was pima, bet I eat- eluded that It WM 0.17 Osi wash. [The lapsed 6110. tersiestdd whoa ear a e;on laft s, Pam IS. Tho sows of tho sadd en death of Dun' Mr. John 844- leir, M.P., became knows hart is the come of tut GYM; sad wbea ths e Lamp t .see was taken Is co jeasties with tne ientwtoist• saptoe on in rt. attain sf tee Tii p rary Joist Et ek Back. on B.tarday maims, sty UM. Ceiba Esse sod move the came of Mr. Bedleis's dee h. The wis p c ow of theca who had heard the palatal sew, were, how. ever, telly toodresed by the assooseesteat conveyed by wear& b tibia loonier, ib.t the enfortesats gantlemas bad !skim poison at bit residence Is Louden. This salsa creitsrmate will create a wry prolosad litasselas ks Dublin. The &liming ra•tieslirs relative to the Tipperary Bask, are given is the ewe/semis! article el tie Freemen: •• • " A se minion s a , wads in the middle or ths week by the art•uneemeat ia the Sh , ppng G.U.a that the drafts a the 14perary Beak r■ their London spats, Homes. Olya arid Co.. had teen warted with the mower . aet t midst. to.' The alarm w ~m aserbst diminished on Cue Back of lee'aia, them Dtedia agents, rostiatieg to pay up to last alibi (Friday), and a statement sl.o appeared Vint the ate 'denture is Loadon WAS the remelt of socident. The COSMO paused by the Ileum Glyn haviag throws a doubt as the bank produced Ha natural couseqsesee, a seven sad sadden demand fee repayment from their aumemme depo sitors to an latest for which there was sot enfickat time for preparation. It is said, however, that all the bend*" have, up to this, fuly met all demands, bat we es cudiegly regret to state that the Beck of Inlaid have to-day refused to pay their drafts. We lean that great exertions are heist made to enable the beak to 'methane Waimea, which we trot will be successful, u the stoppage of a bank hula( eo many branches at the present season I could not but prods°, a very bad effect. The bank a did any basinees I. Dublin, sad always transacted their agency at the Bank of Ireland. They issued notes, but availed themselves of a provision is the Bank Act, enabling them to inns Bsnk of Inlaid notes ow the terms laid down in the act. The:, paid-up capital is said to be about 60.0301. in 101. shuts, bet t►e amount of deposits Is believed to be very large. The list of shareholder, of the bank appeared in the Oinette a few days ago. It comet, chiefly of English pro; rotors, there being out of S 9 names 68 ia Englead, the rat beiag chiefly is the locality, only a siegfe shareholder, a highly reepa table sorcitor, residing in Tee English proprietors are thidly ha the agricul- Wel districts, twc-thirds of the retire amber being in the four counties of Eats, Bedford, Hertford, sad Bucking ham. There are twenty-four (amen is the lit, and five I members of parliament." LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 0111711100 AT Mils Pans Ir Unnal.-1.001111 ML. AVETICZ /120111 •PIJ • CVYIIO I 1411. T. HURST C. VIIDORRI -BRRACYI 01 A CHARTER TARTY. This was as action to recover °snags. in c nsequenee of the defeadsat sot having tarnished a our, for • venial aimed the Elisabeth, according to the terms of the charter party into w►ich he had anterad. Mr. Serjeact Bytes sad Mr. Unthank appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. WV.de and Mr. Blackburn 10: the de fendant. The plaintiff was a shipowner sad ship-builder at Rains - pte, and the defendant was a corn merchant in Mark-lane. Oa the 22ad of September, 1854, the parties masted into a Muter party, in which it wee stated that the Esizabeth was then at Glasgow, and wee about to proceed to Havre. de-Grew with a cargo of iron, theses to the Tyne foe coals, end she was afterwards to go is Limerick to be loaded by the defendant. She arrived at the mouth of the Shannoa on the 29th March, end reached Limerick Quy on the Ist April, but the defendant did not provide a cargo, and the muter, in couequenee, want to Wiles and got a cargo of coals for London, and the plaintiff claimed about 2301. for the e opine« of the vessel while lying at Limerick, and for the diffusion between Cu freight which she was t have and that which she aotually got. For the defendant, it was said that the camel was an un reasonably long time in performing her voyages, whisk might venally be performed ia two months, bat which in this case utuafty aocapiol sis ; sad it was also said that she was wanted at Limerick for coin, which was shipped from that pert only in the winter, and so when the Edits beth did arrive, she was utterly WOWS to the defendant Evidence, however, was given on the part of the plaintiff that the vessel met with very stormy weather, and woe severely damned in Gm Irish Channel, and also in a collision wh;cb happened Doming oat of Havre. She also hal to put into various ports round the coast, in man games of sires of weather. For the defendant it was far ther mid that before she arrived at Limerick she had by Ulla:ion of time Let her elan of A 1 at Lloyd'', the fact Wag that a vessel Lot A 1 would not at all be likely to get a urge of corn. A ;enlist was given for the pl►intif; and it was agreed that tbe dosages wore to be sitilwl est of court. COURT OF IX PANTS DZAKII.-IN AZ lITAAILAN, PAUL, AND /MTN& Hie Heaoar, in giviag Judgment is this ease, which wee argued a few days ago, said—lt sprier, by the ease referred to me, that Captain Drake was a petty to a; riasimory not*. Drake wee aunty for LI iyd, to the knowledge of the beak rapts. At the time of the bankruptey there was a sun of money dee to Caress Drake exesedieg the automat of the bill and Meerut. It was contended e• the part of the bankrupt Drake, that be onset to be allowed to dedatt the amount of the bill sad i nterest from the ins doe to ►im. Os his behalf the case of ex parte Hipkiaa (2 GI. and J. 94) wee cited ; and at Brit it appeared t r MI Viet this ease had a onsiderable bearing on the question. Is that ease the amities's' was la feet the debtor sad °redact., far the bill is question wee an accommodation bill, sesepted for the benefit of the petitioaer ; bat Is this ease Lloyd is primarily li.ble; sad U ha pay the debt, Captain Drake &offers so wrong. To raise say quiff nos it would hi, Is my r pietas, necessary to prove that Llsyd was unable to pay the whole or say part of the debt. There is so sub elides's; and U there were, the ease of Watts v. Christie (11 Beeves, 646), cited on the part of the sasigeess, decides that no set-aff wield be allowed. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CRILD •UIDIA. Hanish Braswell, a dee •st-'ookbag yowls wow, de. mind as a lenses out of residing at No. 3, Little College ebset, Chelan, was brought before Mr. /Magna, charged with the wilful ander cf her child, seed sena soothe, by dr mobs( it la the Bupstti•e, Hyde-park. Sergeant Habtard, 35 A, aaid—O• the morals; of Wed stodgy lan there was • dead body of a husk child bud fa the •erpettisr, aboat sena erne, sad fens lakerastisa I renhal Inn Penns, the chief bean as of the Royal Hume linfety, I loud that the prinacr bad beat la the habit of fragewti•g the park at sigh is nanny with winos. seidleosi sad Mg aiphi I went to t►e fles public-hone, HaigEtstoldge, width hank used by toldlen, when I apprekeadod the Framer. Mr. Bingham—Was say on along with you who know the p►benr ? Wituase—Yee, Mr, there wee; sad as @sea as I pt the primes, outside of the hoa•e, I told kw I wee • paler seastable, sad that I prstetrid a sharp spinet her fee drown's' hot child la the SerpeatMe ea Tuesday math/ last. She replied she did net do It. I taOl," Tea must Laos, who did do it," sad told her she seed set make say statemeat to me sakes she liked. She Asa made the Wane, statism': s►e sold—" I was tiling es Tuesday amain last et a seat la tee park, seer the Marble Arch, frying, whim a patleema tame up to me sad rani whet was the muter. I told the patlemaa I had • &WI is lay lap, whisk I had had by • mai sea, sod that I on quite destitute, sad had as where top. Tee gentlmain t 9.■ said, give see year thud. a•d I will deliver you et that ►ard...' I thou rye the eh ld late his heads, same he pm me a shillinp, and to k the child sway, awl lett me siting there " Witness added that whoa the Amp we. real over to her at the station she repeated the stst meat. Mr. Biegbem—Da yea lessees t►e AIM was ilea whoa it es. throws isle t a river ? Wits/co—l hay* wt the but doubt of It, yoar womb*. Mr. Btogbaro—Hr an isquoot been bold apes the body ? Witaost—Yee, air; sad a verdict of Foul drowsed '• John P.rions, chief lotuses of the Royal 1111111111110 80. okay, said—On tho ns-roleg of Wednesday lasi, about seven o'clock, I mes walking on the hanks of the limpso tine, in Hyde -usk, masa I saw somet►ing looting oat in the river, which I mthettqacatly found to be the body of Moak esild, Oval moos Road's old. Mary Wit e'er, 13, Pa , k-lane, Yeaslodes. said—About ISO nod ago the obese, po is. • child t sane, aol I wok It to ay deur.ter-ia.laer to muse it, es seeosat of the rioter not ',glair up the Nosey. My daughter-4'- 16w gave the child up t, the prisoner, sod I have not sou the eliia Since the pr• nor he hies in goody be made he pate statenteat to se which she made to the Mr. Bingham, baying dsly reduce I tile pekteasr, asked be if she had asytbiag sow to say Is answer to tbe ch. rp ? The printer, is a faltt vtiee, said oh, bad not. Mr. Blabbed Ulm resaided the twiseers for a web. 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I; Sy 14 Ms 17. 17111 161 If .1i - 94 67 111 psa 1 aiti I a 70 7i 17i 111 lit ITI I lj par I pm $ 1 di 37 - Di 111 41 II 40 71 11 1 7 7 1 II COMMERCIAL AND 17 16i LIVERPOOL CORN MARSET.—THIS DAT. (ST MAOSITIO TTLZOSAPPI.) ' bi'L°l°:l7.' `l l ::."7,lD:rs'itbdo day, sad ' ea isapreved dossed, and "beat of lower qualities ' Friday's decline. Finer quelities were 21. pec=l Weber ea the we. 1. Moat Id. di ant , tha s lei r t Tuesday. Heap Oats, iseerpter, asd othrr *cirri unchanged. gad I I messily Newly. MINCING LANE.—THIS DAY. Sooan..—.4l.bmigh the pre rent low print indium buyers to COON into the market moro freely, yet the large gneati. ties torsaght foretold in tin milli° sales prevent say sel vages !tannind more weedy. Corrals without alteratiol. Rica Mill of sole. l'aa —amnion town steady, at 81d. and 91., oath mad premp% INOWO.-Flfth day.-1,030 chests passed aectioa : 660 roll ; .it were seclude, eataloga. B.; bat the good shipping gualitCm found hale, at rt. full prsam of Friday last; dry leaf Madras rem trim neelitstid. lion. —B4.teh nig, 675. to 67e. 6d. Brien ..sherd. COTTON —2OO b files sold. Rex.—Demerara proof, 2.. 3d. THE MURDER CY THE NEW NORTH ROAD. FURTHER PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) By the ponseveranoe of Inspector Hutton and Sergeant Towns sod (N division) circumstances have some to light which place beyond doubt the fact that the poor child, discovered so horrib'y 'mutilated in the cellar of the house, No. 18, Linton street, is the offspring (ille gitimately) of the murderess Ce'e.tine Sommer. Immediately after the examination of the prisoner yester day the officers mentioned proceeded in company with Earl Sommer, the husband, to a htnee, No. 4, Peter-street, Haekney-r:ad, inhabited by an elderly women, named Harrington, and her two daughters. Here it was mar l Weed that the child, sped 10 years, who had been ander the protection of Mrs. Harrington near y from its birth, was taken away by its mother lest Thursday week became , else declared her it ability to continue longer the payment of 10e. a month for is keep, sine, which time Mrs. Herrington bad not heard or seen anything of the child. The officers next went to No. 16, Murray street, New North road, Ojoining the hens' occupied a short period since by Mary M'Neill, (who murdered her two children there), aid found it occupied by a sister o the Trimmer, whose 1 usband is also a German and egg Here they learnt that on the evening of the day the gill had been taken from Mrs. Harrington she was brought by the prisoner, and kept ustil ten o'clock last Saturday sigh', when the wretched woman took the child away without shawl or bonnet, under the pretext that she had °Stained a place br her eta griseagroesr's in the neigh. bourhood. Finally, Mrs. Harrington, Mr. Sommer, and the authorities went to the Wane of the murder, sad the former there identified the Cc tins, who wen lying on the servant's bed in the kitchen, to be the same child she had reared from its infancy • The poor women's tribuletioa was very great at the eight, and she repeatedly reprehended herself for having parted with her. She said that the child went by the name of "Celestine Christmas," an, entwequent inquiries elicited the fact of that having been the tuatara name of Mee. Sommer, whom parents as. meet respectable silversmiths, residing in King-street. well-Prost-road. ♦ direct eonfission of the murder his been sham made by the miserable parent, ebe al'egieg tt at the set was nom , Edited with a knife, end that she was impelled to the eelamission of it by frequent quarrels with her Rimbaud, mbe was obliged to pay 6e. a week for its keep, but at the Mee time ehs seeing at to be ber brother's °Miriam. Mr. Seesaw distantly denies this, and states that only 2s. 6d. a week was paid by him by agreement, before his !marriage wit► Vie prisoner ; that each earn we, it'.ways paid witliogiy by him. The priwer ►oa not made any remark relative to bow she has disposed of the trite, tor ma say elite be found to the plass of its deposit. Blie hes beset married two mare, sad Mr. Sown., s dreemstanees were Ter, reep.etable. The house, No. 18, is els orealy larnishid. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The railway share market to-day is quiet, bat steady. Great Western stock, however, has been rather largely dealt in, and maintains yesterday's rise. Loudon and North Western stock is a shade flatter, at 100 } to 1011; but other stocks support the final quotations of yesterday. Ardennes, Royal Swedish, and Northern of France shares are all better. ORDINART SHAUN AND STOCKS. iPd. I 140.w005. Cooing Moo 645 N today Yatterday. I to f p.a. it. 100 Abortion 364 161 114 istors. Nelda. lola. 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IN 1111111001...- l4 75 IL IN 00140—..- 44 41 46 IS """ II II St. 111 Mums 64 OS 61 4 I 10 all Woks. - 71 71 IS IS SiseTiefiticillowDm 4 fNo IS SO II I D. ft...—. 14 51 di 1114111.0m.ii. 16 all N O . 55 ID 16 12 - SS all NY 0111,04 .- 10 27 10 411 wraird444 . 44 44 18 all Watertiol sad . - - IS all Want Olialmsll ... . 4 4 IS all - -Om 10 all Do.• I ree. Sy. Mt I - - • all De I wet sold la - - PORZION 111 Ultimo rod ttattordwo Do. p. w, 01611 p am la ohs. at pit 1111 Atdnrrr I =arra Juistke to OTMISOS• Ses.borACosia.s.ll,4 %Slob lobo lloroon, Dot* NNW Lostaro ol Freon r&TL si la I dia 1 pa 3 q rie l i ! PI dis I ilk lal it l l4 m II l$ on II flo I its 15• — •77... Soot Indian Cu... f pin et D. Cztionloo .„ . D. 5 per oust. sat. C . Sem/5.4.311 ooroort. do Of %PAL Corker and lloilosoroo . fi — dls 111 Ili 73 77: I MZEnVelse — igimai I 110.21aakotporikAlmasti Do.. Cwt. el Debootarom Do Groat (...entrol ,rlrft Indlos 177•70171 Wal o*. WOOL Cords, 1W Ds Now 06.166..pir V, US$ Do. de. II fi b. 116 DS, do. 74 do. OD Ds do. floraboatep tisralltde sad Tueuato . . V oir aad Medd/Tram= ~~ Do. 4i pot Ont. tat._ Do. Now . . MaduraUoi; . ( . .kii . Maws. (ex lat.) cd Prone arrissal k Somegion Pork mid Loom Nes - ad Odors Karol V i dlloploso 'sombre nod Otero Do. 36 roe Owit. holm ida!i• •—• De. ii rev cwt. Prot.. Wotan &NM. ii hears II N ii tin 10 4i l t 11 2 21 1111 i SI lI O PSI Iv 2 122 111 in an 7f7 HO 120 13 122 2 ttl ti lei Pm IT 104 I I via I P 1 . a it 1 1111 4.2 141 IN 1 11 49 4I I. Ii 19 141 li i 9 14i. ni mi ni no TALLOW BIARRET.-THIS DAT. The mesh,' is ewe ly to.dsy, with a 'Hight Improvement ie Vt. demand from the 'in te. Town tallow is gamed 61.. ; Petershing Y.C.. en , he spot 69.. 64. ; February to Kush, 695. 64. to 91.; Marsh to April, 665. SMITHFIELD HAY MAHKET.—THIS DAY. Kr. E.l. D►ef4 reports the supply Aorta,. Trod. with- out sloratioe. Prime rueodow hay, 100.. to 10k. ; sup rim, 110.. to 1164.; inferior. 70.. to 834. ; rows, 704. le 900.; clover, 1004. to 1305.; seeoad sin. 1008. to 120 e. draw, 23•. to 28s. GENERAL WoL7L—There is now lying In Mows. Wilmott's dry decks, NalepArt (rn undergo a few alight repairs), that liae old ship the Williams Fame, whish, wally a handiest years see, hoe* this eislebrated Wolf. fro. Esp. land to Qasbee.—Frtat► "Notes ail Qmsria." MONEY MABIBT.-2HIB DAY. Two oVioctx. The funds are flatter to-day. Prices have declined 1 per amt. The market is in a state of suspense, until the loan arrangements be finally effected. Consols for the 11th March have been dealt in from 90} to 911, and are now quoted 901 to 91. For money, the price is poi to t. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 901 to 911; the New Three per Cents. 911 to 1; India Stock, 225; Bank Stock, at 2131; tke New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 74 ; Exchequer Bills, 6a dis. to par; Eishequer Bonds, 971; and India Bonds, 2s. dig. Turkish Six per Coots. menthe, BMW, at 93 j to I, and the Four per Cents. at 99/ to 100. In other foreign securities business is almost suspended. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 86 (exchange 25f.); and Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 95i to I. The smallness of the loan has evidently pro duced a very favourable impression, being inter preted in many quarters as indicating that confidence is felt by ministers in the speedy restoration of peace. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, it will be noticed, very properly declined to give a pledge that no fresh loan will be applied for by government this year. His assurance that no new loan will be raised until this 5,000,0001. bo fully paid up, does not signify much, since, owing to the magnitude of the instal ments and to the rapidity with which they accrue, the entire 6,000,0001. will be paid up in little more than two months. But few people believe that this loan will suffice for the government requirements of the whole year, even it peace be made. An impression has thus been created that ministers, though compelled to oome to the market for means to meet the imme diate claims upon the Treasury, have purposely fix, d the amount es low u possible, with a view to secure to the nation in respect of any further loan more favourable terms when pesos is made. Bat, apart from these speculations, it is evident that the finan cial operation now officially announced cannot consti tute any serious bnrthen upon the market. The pre sent government demand for funds is limited to five millions, spread over two months; for the ex change of three millions of Exchequer Bills into Consols clearly involves no fresh call upon the money market. The ability of the Consol market to bear the new stock will be increased by the large sales which have been made in preparation for the loan during the last two or three days. It is believed that some of these realisations were prompted by the belief, now provei erroneous, that the loan contem plated by government was a heavy one. It must also be remembered that, pending the payments upon this loan, the recent extensive sales of stock on govern ment account will be discontinued. A tendency towards a revival of the influx of specie from the United States is favourably viewed. The corn market yesterday was quiet, but firmer. Wheat was generally quoted Is. to 2r. per quarter higher than on lut Monday. Flour wu dull of sale, owing to a 'ergo supply . from the country and to heavy arrivals of American. The imports into London lut week comprised as much u 25,147 quarters of wheat, 4,265 quarters of oats, and 25,179 barrels and 250 sacks of flour. Business in floating is almost suspended, and prices rendered e lt r d r e ue ns i ore than nominal, owing to the extensive foreign arrivals at port of calL On Saturday 25 cargoes were reported, via., 20 of wheat aid 5 of Indian corn. Yesterday no lesithan 35 have reached oar ousts, of which 22 consist of wheat and 13 of Indian corn. Inclusive of 4 cargous of beans, a total is here shown of 64 cargoes, comprising probably about 100,000 quarters of wheat, Indian corn, and beans. Twenty-seven of there vessels are from Alex andria. The wind having now veered to the east ward, the influx will be checked. The subjoined memorandum has been handed to as by the Mexican financial agent : Meaieu Debt.—By the Royal Mail steamer Magdal ena 2l,Bo6 dole. bays b e en recdeed from Mszailan tin Par ass, for the Mesican divldends. Betide the shies seal, 11,417/. 9s. are already deposited in Vl° Eaak of England. (S.paed) F. Facto. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-day for the conveyance of stores from the River Thames toMestern Australia, Sydney, Bermuda, Jamaica, Bubadoes, Sierra Leone, Cape Town, Malta, and Corfu. A meeting of shareholders of the Berlin Water works Company was held yesterday. The report of Sir Wm. Cabitt states thst the construction of the works hui progressed satisfactorily. The financial state ment showed that the total expenditure to the 31st Deo., 1855, was 328,1751 18s. 6d., and the balance in hand 20,7671. 19s. Id. The ball-yearly meeting of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company will be held to-morrow. The balm( 2-sheet shows that on the 31st De cember last the company was indebted to capital and debentures 692,0601.; to sundry creditors, 45,5941. The ships were valued at 813,4661.; and there was in hand, in cash and bills, 101,8391.; and due from the government, dm., 202,6231. The reve nue account shows a net profit on the half-year'. working of 105,9391, and to this must be added, u reserved for deterioration 19,9951. The insurance fend has also been incre ased by 9,0004 The reserve fund amounted to 139,6001., the insurance fund to 45,7631., and the balance of profit and loss was 27,0001. It is understood that, from the reserve fund and other surplus monies, the directors will propose to pay a return of 31 per share, and a divi dend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum from the balance of profit and loss, making together about 31.105. per share. The half-yearly meeting of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company is called for the sth of March, at Manchester. The following meetings are newly announced, viz., Canada Company for the 20th Marob, for the election of a governor and three other directors; Chartered Malik of India, Australia, end China proprietary, for the 29th last, at whkh it Rill be prat . os:d to apply for a supplemental charter; London Aesarance Cor p*ratioa for the 12th March ; Wimbledon and Croy don Railway Company for the 28th inst. ; and Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company for the 11th March (instead of the 7th, as previously fixed), in London. NODS of the monied firms here yet invited public subscriptions to the new loan, bet Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Bons will open a list today. The deposit is no lege than 20 per cent., and the application. will probably, as usual, be far in exam of the amount required. This temporary locking-up of funds may perhaps cause some stringency in the money marked 'Yesterday, however, there was no pressure, although in all quarters preparations are being made. The present loan is to be raised in Consols alone, and the bidding. are to be made in that security. As a matter of course, therefore, the stock wi:l be issued at a discount. The 16,000,0001. lean of last year wet planned differently, Consols being issued at par, and the bidding, turning upon the amount of Terminable Annuities which were required to be thrown into the bargain. MONniT Evwxnro. Daring the whole of the morning Stock Exchange buskins was much impeded by uncertainty which was felt as regards the amount of the new loan. Nevertheless, the funds showed great steadiness, despite several large isles, including one of 200,0001. Consols by a leading broker. Just prior to the authentic announoement of the amount of the government finan cial operation,priere were quoted i to; per cent. higher than they clued on Saturday. The news that the loan will be for only fire millions (thus confirming the anticipation expressed in our impression of Saturday), in toidition to a funding of 9,000,0001. Ex chequer Bills, canard an immediate rise of nearly t per amt. There wassuberquently a partial resotion,but the closing qaotatioes were still i to i per cent. above those of Saturday. Console, Which closed yesterday at 901 for the 11th March, Waft quoted daring the greater part of the monis; at 901 to {,-. taw to 91i to 1, upon the publication of the amount of the loan. and closed at 91k to 1. For money the Bial quotation was 903 to 91. The of& cial business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 903, 1. 1,1, I, 91 1 ditto, for account, 11 t h M arc h, 901, a, a, 01 is 911, 911; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, .1 . ; New Three per Cents., 911, , ,2 ; Long Annulus', x piring in Jan., 1860, 31 1 • 1 Thirty Years Annuiti e es, April, 1885 (loan of 16,000,0600, 16 11-16; India Stock, 225,226, 223 ; Bank Stock, 2131; Three-and a-Ralf per Cent. Excluquerßonds, falling payable in 1859, 971, 98. Exchequer Bills, which were quoted this morning at ss. to 2s. dim., improved in the afternoon to 2.. dis. to par. Exchequer Bonds remain steady, at 971 to 98. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was • further rue of a per cent. in Turkish Six per Cents., which were marked as high as 94, and were last quoted 931 to .1. The New Four per Cent. Loath after touching 1004, closed at 100 to 1. Venezuela Active Bonds met with BO= business. Other stocks were quiet and steady. A onions fall took place this morning in Royal Swedish Railway shares, in consequence of the melancholy death of Mr. Sadleir, the chairman of the company. The price at one moment declined to 11. for the 51. share, fully paid up; but a partial recovery ensued in the afternoon, and the (dosing quotation was 11 to 11. Bank of Egypt shares were quoted this afternoon 11 to 2 prem. ; Ottoman Back, 11 to 11 prem.; Western Bank of London, 1 to 11 prem.; National ' Discount Company, to 1 prem.; and Alliance Bank, par to prem. Land shares and those of the old established banks were to-day steady. London Dock stock was dealt in at 100 to 4 ; St. Katharine Dock at 84; Southampton Dock at 371; General Iron Screw Collier at 41; Ge neral Screw Steam at 171 to ; and North of Europe Steam at 15 to 151. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cusetu. There is no business going forward in the gold mining shares. Clarendon mining shares have been dealt in at prem.; and St. John Del Rey at 27. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Mining Subscription Ro:ms : Mining Exchange official list : Devon Orfat Console 400, 406 ; East RON , 05, 671, 59, 60, 61, 66, 671 ; East Ru,sell, 31.., 32. , 2 t , 27.. 64., 32. 64.; Penowi, 18.. 20.., 22.. ; Roaewarne United, 119, 116, 118, 120, 114, 120; Son , h Trim, 61, ; !loath Tolfrus, 140; Sutridne Console, 1, 31; Tamar i:oarola, 3j; West Haw. t, 36, ; West Caradon, 130, 135; West Fowl,, 41, 5; Wheal Arthur, 61, 1. ; Wheel Tr.] mo 27; Wheal Grenville, 1/ ; Wheal Edward, 41._6, 1. 1 ; b _ Wheal Zion, 21, 2, 1. *. 4. 11, 21. 1. 36.., 39'., 321. ltd., 376. 6d., 39.., 2. 1 , b-16, 1 . 1,1, 1. 2,11, 21. Mining Subscription Rooms official list: Wheal Zion, 2i, f, }; Wiwi Arthur, 6, ; Rosewarn• Console, 11 ; hes. Ousku., 1, ; Rawksoor, 9.., 10e.; Tinerofr, 51, 1; Wheal Edward, • 5; Pednandrce, I 1 ; Lady Bertha, 21.. 6d., 22 6 . 6d. ; S or t r id ee C onic * .4; South Tolgus, 140; Oteat AUred, 31; Cljett and eat worth, 171.18. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILIVAY. MEETING TlllB DAY. This morning the usual half yearly general meet ing of the env, railway company was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. J. N. DANUILL, *batman of the board of direcoia, in the chub. The report stated that with a farmer balance of 1141. 13e., the net 23,8961. 14.. 64., and that after deducting the interest on debentures, the re remained 19,3331. 17e. 41. availeb'e 1. r dividends. Pions this sum the directors recommended that a dividend cf 3s. 61. per share be &clued, wh ch wanld amount to 19,197/. 189. 6d., and still leave a balance to as rry ovn to the next account of 23.51. fts. 10.1. The CH•IItMAN, in :moving the adoption of the report, stated that as compared with 1864 there had been a failing off in the pansonger rreffic, but the ;felling off was eon fined to the smith line. This failing off might be attributed to a variety of craw, bat it shou'd not be forgotten that the Blacklist Reilway was suhint to a violent competition both by water and by lond• In all other re , p•ot• the operations of the line were most satisfeetery. The tributaries were flour' thing atd the goods trifle was increasing, and if they locked to the veritty of sources of traffic yet to be deve loped, or which were in the course of being developed, he thought the shareholders had every cause to bet satisfied with the future in ()specie of their property. The utmost economy had been observed, and would eoE tin us to be observed, in the espettliture, consistently with the efficient working of the railway, while the dircetors would be ever rutty to adopt improvements for the accommodating the public) and increuing the receipts. (Cheers ) A discussion arose se to the tenses which had produced the falling off in the receipts. &me shareholders attributed the &eine rincipally to omnibus and steam-brat compe tition ; others thought it could he yartially traced to the allrged incivility of the officers of the company at the two moth stations. The Cacinacx, is replying to the latter remark, raid the 1144 ctors were always reedy to receive complaints from the pablie, and every ears wee taken to see that the ser vants of the cow piny ditchteged thtir dot:es with eivikty as well as efficsency. A PROPEIZTOIt intimated that, in hie opinion, there might be too many fres passes rented over the line; but the Chairman arid this was sot the cue. Noce bat their neighbours, with whom they hat running or waking tombs:es, end the directors and principal officials of the E: - t end West India Hoek Company enjoyed the privilega. Another PIOPRIZTOII was sormised thit the company bad no station of its own at Black iselL He thought there was gross niece amgement siomewhere that they were com pelled to r ay an enormous rental every year r the use of the Blackwell terminus. The Camaroar said the company had c o land at Black wa'l, end it they wero to hate a st&on of t eir own, he anal 1 not tea ho • thry were to get it sole. I they ion into the Themes. (Lsaghter ) The objecting Paoraintroa said, eel the director! might •t hare made a better bargain. Tha Cltalax.et admlted that the bargain mama bad one, bat at the time it mu made a better meld cot have been obtained. The land at Bleckw.ll belonged to the Ent and Wen India Dock Company, and had they not agreed to their terra, there would have been no o.ret for the water traffic of the faraway. la replying to other proprietor', The eriaittax otet;veci that the works of the permanent wry were in eseelleet order, and that the company was upon the beet cf terms with i:e 'wishbones awl Allier. The sport was then adopted, sf er which the dividend wig dec;ared, and ?dews. Bi;hcp sad Lee, the retiring director', were re-rlected, and en allitor appointed in the room of Captain Probya, deiteased. Thanks were then voted to the Chairman, and the meet ing terminated. ELECTION OF VESTRYMEN IN ET. CLEMENTS Dash.—(Tats DAY.)—This morning, in COlllallUellOO of the proceedings of the last election of vestrymen for this pawl), under the provisions of the Metropi Fs Lac .l Ma nsgement Act, having been &Oared null a•'.d so;c1 by Lord Campbell in the Court of Queen's Bench, the parishtmers rrxieded to e:ci twenty-four Lt and proper p•reons to aft as "carp:con. Mr. Rtbeit Child, the church warden, presided, snd the whole of the prcoeedings were chir.cter'soi with rest confusion and uproar, pro• tats being handed la by the dozen by thy members t f the Red or Reform Aesociatios. After coo•iderable disc union, lilt, of t •enty-four Seth were pry:wed—toe Blue by Mr. Cempbell, and the Red by Mr. Murrough, ltl and upon a dia.. on there wa■ a m•j r:ly in favour of the Red li.t, end aro I was demanded on behalf of the other side. Toe pot c mummers at eight to morrow (Wednes day) morning. and el• s s at eight in the evening. Tug PRICES OF PaonsioNs.—(Tens DAY.)—nie morning a ge at reduction in the prices of provisions took plasm tk.ougbontthe tretropoli.. MR. SERJEANT WILEINS.—We are glad to hear that Mr. Sarjeant Wilkias Ia considerably improved. Upon legate-, at his chambers is the Temple, this morn:ng, it was !agreed that he had tweed a quiet night, end tad •I-rat well. Numerous aesthete of the legal profession have coiled dories the day. AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.—Lord Stanley of A - derley will .hurtle introduce a goverr m at bill for the pur -1 pow of giving . Litt to the recommendation of the committee on the subject of agricultaral statistics. I I; mil