The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. _ _ (The mentere at the Cotinc.ThF;renen t were—the Ina Chaiseellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Ilfahop of Loudon, Lard Wensleydale, the Right Hon. Pemberton Leigh, Sir W. H. blade, and Sir John Patteoon.) THE ST. PAUL AND ST. BARNABAS CHURCH TADDILL (Mill) AND 0TE7116 O.WI6TIIITON ; 6T. 611001, D3IIOII6IIDIDOIL LIDDILL (CLILLI) ADD DIMLY ch PILL; IT. PWLIAS, PIMLICO. tit Rimy Hedy sad Dr. Phikhan award for the ap plie; Lk. Weed and J. "AkertamEtted tLe wi rr iL earatilog et fa WA*, Lard GarrMe, the Pordiadetthe Oremll, add See, by the duke of the Qm%beldrpetdforelltinn et Ike Anibkimp edOsellebery sad Yak, adt He Mao el Lelia le add Hair beiike eseerus, ea* the loadry. He Wei Ilia tie Aselaberep et Ye& we is hat Hoer to ot laL Hie Wag Ma Cadirm. _ . . This wao an gpad, it rid be resoliserd, t‘or a pigs mat et the Arches Oren derma by fir John Dobler at the ASk d Deeember Yd, whir slimed to Molder rif Dr. lasaftibrii, Erma at the it 1 Dearber, Mire seer andoperiemeddagrentbr re se reedy eressireriseamdtseerbisorkerribetilves ftersi areseirt rd they Medi be owl legether, mid sherd he aril by lie same jeflarri. The tea of et. NON Ibightekeiftp was arid imusght try Mr. Waterton, ate of ftelhillawarbay wpm a berr for the named of the Ingh sir, Irk the OM eftestsd trier or attached three ; the pied milheileke sad arra the barn bar end of the rear ern re' , cover t-IL Tr are el IL Basks wr earrehat differed in far bet sehratially dr ears is dirt It was or spplbelles ilw a maim be re dir skirmalms to re move the rides objected to via—the slim aril err erre so In the car of fa Nub. And it we Wirt emptied that the ems et the deer was darerd with buds; art then was a weft weer with a Lep OM end IMMO ; thee are rue lemur piss with bee three% super b. re tarsi her ibe March ; that the Err roll for somesurbs vas With WA sad ambreldry. Is the are ef IL Peers, re Jades et the Coridry Over bared a lbws* for dr serer. if the arra tar the der ea at err the scarrisa tar sod to euisiftre elne ory semis. ot at, or Mbar demi de& As ft lIL Dewy the Pip of the Oreille, Owart b ard a maiden be bre he the oral of the ear stew, sad S. eabstitra a escreelio Mb et wood; is serer iberearee able; le term the row we the err, mire the metes thermos ; be hie away the rfferbge of the simian red es • arrepra tar and le enheiltaft or rely earring of milk, or other aria reft. T. imam ray ewer armorial with lea or embeeldry, red whoa the r awer re ababletred, to sabstilate rwMts laaierr alien thresh, rod body, reamers TeaCerorrireaftle be sa ep at the art end °Me dr di (La/ ths .reel. The beret pip el Me Corr 1 Avers rade le ads with ties to re ire gree t es aro bed hem se appal with raped to der Near weary meal raft ft bla es to the or beetirks mad cribs, bat be saner re Wiper of the teen below la all repel% Ile wee oho of replete that the meet below ill pub.. Wight rear an the eireserusess la all anowlei are; bar rim be kit himself ecrobabel Is arm the bet Piper be dear it his dry to error the gri llers la the are of the q,e.l, sad he stordirry tamed thejorpeard of the err below be leak rms, sad beats the peeled moor The porde of appal awe and le be r bider :—Thst the oesersais dbered to be .reread west Not 1601111 Is be seamy be lay ler sr laseerser t rah ay &dela of the earl d Irked ; Or may ,are ego they awe defeated ft the re et the add imam try dr reariat piety et riseird rarer et ibe drab el Bareml, sad are reeled by tbe era- very of the thee at the areendor of the laid ameba; der that their reosoor ear the bre of No =Nay pen, arid billet pat pia wpm the sererity of the per Mitres who fropeard the rid acres, sad word be boorobleat with the respect doe to the religious tarty et the warm Mir Elroy Kelly re maim the ease ea behalf of re appellant when we wag to pow.] EQUITY COURTS. (Before Vice-Chmeeßor Ibilereby.) secs e. ZACIL-1111 11 AUCI& sari. it TM be erarenbired that We case eked ever when het baud on the SIM skins, wipes en undennandist that the child Alicia Race should not be takes to a catholic church oar be interbred with In her zedeben views =alibis day. Upon hi. Howse taking his east this morning. Mr. liandisw• (tor Mrs. Rue), with the cent et Mr. Rib. (who spielers to the probelant taterent), &eked that the sender might be bred in hr lisassz's pitnie His Hower seceded to the Teemed. The ors occoollaslyis bsbog blood 6 print& COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Bittiaga at NW Prius.—Before Met Janda, Carlini& sal a Spacial Jury.) LIMO O. CZOILF.S.-TAI COL COOL . . • 171.8Mitit7pPliod t. at; ;•ortibl;;;;;;Z to paw as Moo obi& bad hew poodoood by the Mbsaboat's smog= goborday, to he torpoodoet. The Mid Joe** ma OM so Os our !sod bon loud Doke Mr. Judo, wile; the spiisitint bad bdisr be mite Mu la Xs ydvoio mu. At •We porta ot s illy dr Mil Judos olosoliod M,. Judas WM owl wherpatilg now Ode the wort sod NM Mg dr Woo worn sum& be Ms Doi of As swift WA on opplitailoa &MI be mob mos selb Oloosi ortoriab. COURT OF alike Fr. Cam F orreSeit,no legesple — weraiTsges Wilma is T. art 9i ciesed eassimadua statalsg. The as- Nested Eska ses 1, ; mete embed sleet 1104 XL Wed effeited to, the saelps% of Mr. Lammas he the Iteelowpls The tileig 1610.41 that so Wee nesmis 'NM be tesiesei Ss lisiospl4 se op peaks en Ora te disk EY Lam mid dist die rni ro adnsarly as strafe kr set Using hept s • bat Soy . pats, *led te ettoliess at dm seedlialemelleg. u.kr.s o i at magarat me debts as 1,1061; the preperty, atter papiekaf bill at eel% Se ecosidenble. *Y. A. Tosser appeared Ibr the sedgaeta. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. ns LITZ CASE 0? lISCEPE."--11 1t TIES MY. 101 The Cb'ef Comeasioew rm. Mama is this coma which was haw the meat ea Mem maw palter chews senor. Ths beam* led bed weedhea two/ears be the Qum's Priem Ile wee him lbs wart ea Weiredey, eat sisal war Is Trigg, to Wvecisetwe to Oe lowia aw met be get a la awl I - be wide wok IS Mal& 11111 • whwastl. sad the Wed wee nee Ng. BS bd. abed II Wick ta broths% walt a aerie. wal se. granal Idea bode to the Qwwie wea Jai bass ad eight. The gonad wee wiehr aste vas sa "ergs?' Os the WWI. the lemma acrd wk. het bet kr the *Mei eras* el Wawa, who lempfteal Wm, le weld* wall ad hews bow Idea Irk Woe IS dank. NY Mom m be bad waslisal the Imam Thine heil law s vekalety Wake et et as adak e ltrllweivest's ccalact, sad the paha owed set be B As wee eseentialy amieseL THE POLICE COURTS. TIIIB DAT. Dm* Amen Q - .:684 Liu% tlns wadreuesi o=4,l4llnglis to Ur "mill ask elm pawed at ibs 04044, Mr. Ibtairs4 &mei 504444 • poekst-book um WNW fa Bat d Infra ar4or sad geld, Or ~Mg eta& Jon Davin, No. 40, Tbonordnest, 7trpriZenr orperal Awl = ~kg as we priswillirg LL *mob 4birrurrirmai. elm the Awe bar ail Weed thlb ver le Chia PiV *so W iisabotist, 11/L la pill awl Moo. In her paM ski a. W pima bet limit fir pirireilm. The um vereled the goodie. sal lb. ilot tort irst bad NO st bar poshok pdelsl sat as Abr. San lo tire. ma sae** or &hie mi. aim owes= prima viallsily spied bar, awl rsa •& les could warm tren Ow maim rise. dr toy prima, what at st • brisk pea Me GM pert bar bes. 4 law kyr podia awl ained bar pochil-boa. Me vest after am mg br o il arm Um ✓d. kr pity. it pikers amid hasyledp rl the kik mil Sy —km km= ft ra z g i TB =ft elk beta le kindbily tre mak% art Mtge sok kr • ipollisma, pis lint lie raisly. ka. Nem, IN C. wed Wig kr pike= kJ= •••••••qiittra is Or kola •*••• kg Imo kit Naar link•keek sir awry fiert vim dm. Twitsem drums al arbilkirimekr WNW Ina pored a— kr pieta" Kr. Borkassmaisikimakr • work. liarmis Loris, a - 111 - 67 - 1014;:gmar — ll s &wt. I, Al fredl-dreet, lanMs. all elltheth f sib • French tasehor vas thiraed beim Kr. IMO with the Lilorass ovitarae: Itra; Ithoprat Teritttor, rrapatigh wrath am alle et a lledmisa Isestramot, Lisdath, =Zit is the wswaktelmilmo ohs Ind beta to me sow sod ea la renemaimma, between los dem rusk { , the Law , thmthith Meow immo op to k sayira a wool,rawk her a violist thew with lie Atkin Yr bee& bin.lhott—DidmeniawMabiss? Willem—No, dr ; L wu a whet thrasher tome. Mr. Wadt—dad yea state thst be dm* you a violent thew without year gobs' bra as APO provocation? wits-1 bin I mom epratil ray fps to him, nor did a 0= elm Jeh lin Claeler, 811 L, add that a short dme low the eimalt bail tees onssiliall.. be saw tho Omar ampaay with two rail thieves at the wet ia es adds% and eiraellopt blot te be a poem, sot the sem thr how. ha madiaset be 'meta climb replay, mei tail the rhartalor tho psalm in Times 'mpg be was. The gpie. me all pay math aillmites to wantsa eller bresmor, he ad maw him strike the compilmmt 11l . with The pdacerr, in reply to the char" mid be sae pirlottly musuises Itivieg Amen the complainant, sod did BA haw why be amid Iwo done so, es she had dose him vs "x,"iirst =ris . i li bh. 27 am izo .k ...... p jerah rv e &Moen days In the boom st easeedem THE ALLEGED POISOMIIO OP ALBS. BACON lii AT SIAMPORD. ail live. Bun bis, It is maid, ideal seinhowkdged di ea the ded har motheels-lw heel with s ue " . oho, 17 le diesel= ettratlembesei, Weed aisadevidt the elltrema s 114 heed ; awl Saba, die old Ira ellemaide lest abed..e se Ohs ries rho ebb r arid Woe ;m: WM. It hi bit seellier, Red eh sisime tie she diesh. 5 Thom Nehmen the sidaimmie mew= mob ears MI es. by a Immis Mahe la Marlow ea bar het the bode d sc bee weilispiebei we abed to be edema Or smees to oI sod ides its bed Mad deo Wild is the NA " Thh ell lithe pelt misfit I.es ;; wiegishesy d Illetihed it. OM exerting thimiskis it MVP Ob. fro doper th* the tie& te the beta thee to M wrote Se aid dist se Labels pollereseet. te tom; it to the meat ineeste dlehine hen the my meow sesemilos Ms Is the ewe* et am*, AM he ;L• veva Nees Wiseman le be hen spirt Ma ea the 2 5 imp et cil=hls sielht, IND Ad he NW* et moo te tettered as Istershe Tem& 111111168 'Man opal wilt ME, hoes st hem et sea resets Is made, resesiesa ren the bed seeelied dm id Pres hal 5 the Nee ef both Ye lallkor la nor beeid ied leeihed the marl gees heir idle; bet El so ewe brat see hes side to hue the meow to say sethialle 8L1C77011.-117473 DAT) This morning the nomination of candidates to empty the pined Xr. Solt, resigned, took Owe on the hustles, reed le the seerket-place, Oreesirich, end the imam kelp( erresdingly the, the mooed** attracted a huge eseeparee of people. The lour died tee eecraseeclog heelers wee tee o'clock, sad some dace earlier the respective andidease t with their micron sad eseeetien, adreshied at their heed conatitterrooree and made their teal smog meats. The Annie rests with Ligarnot.Genend Coirbagas, the la Cormemier of the !Mak Pare in the Crimea ea Coked Sleigh. The liar owns to be the favourite raider with the petals of the poplars who rally take • programa pert in alsoikamarg man without grimily influencing the molt. His arappoeton, who ware oonmeguently in the macadam; were errounaly uproarious, and showed their rupgithy by raring to beer hi. opponent. But it the albeit moral wma not Awed to sr his voice, his rival was too hoarse to b. hag liribly brad. The candidate game to the lartiep, attended by nuarous supporters and • brims bead. The proomediap were agar by Mr. FILIDIZICI C , the rotunda akar, who rood the Wit COOlnleadingth• election to take alga The oar tonalities of making proclamation apart bribery and tornado& followed ; and Mt. Churn= then &deemed • few wards to the electors spat the import ance of the day lay ware celled ups to planes, urging them to give both sides a hie bearing. Mr. B. Drra, of Dsprixd, proposed, and Mr. Gala aura, of aack waded the nomination of Genera Codling". Cluereal CODUXOTOX dim pasted hlaraelf to the easeen. *go, his sprerseco bin the signal for great uproar. The pile* gamest said he *cold sot attempt to contend against the was of bis opposer*, as his priests* were well knows, sad baba knew, the thetas could judge for tbereacine of Ms items to reprowst thous is partionsit. I Be* ebsersetioss wen made by Gessal Codrington at ass of the assedsgs bobcat* al Ns objectics to the alsolosmest et corporal paxiihrent idr snug, end this esesed to belie scot grievous Amos& the opisksol the crowd lesixo the hestittge. Marge sad kessidable looking ceddisine-toile was fasteesd to the and ot a pole, sad vigorously mad Its trout of the Geseral, wbile he was essaying to address the electors. Mr. EVOINII MOIILtT, d WOOIWWO, proposed, sad Kr, Taman, at Orerseieb, ascosded Col. SleigAt, bat they were sot more fre:osate than their predecessors in obtradsg a Imariag._ - Coked flume named Women ben speaking It my km" ill the grovel of indimpoollime He bed monody wide ble modem elm be Imo felerniplail by Ilmordiat air, awl a mime el bdeemlbable lemait mewl. Ulti mately, be wee Awed le mew Ye aa empeitims of bb Maws. _ _ _ At the dose d WNW aslgifs waseady a show of Yoh was tdomomml Ifs 5 ilia" by ilas returning saw ha /mar of USW 1111110._ __ _ . • poill vas Instantly demniled ire Claseral embitter; W die preediap tersdnaled Ebb •..0 of thanks to she reinsairsilair. Tr pesaidlags mat be min lite briefest as sword of neraslione to tbs owe et ailed aiessiono—they did not soupy morn than lb or SO ilea SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER HALL.— )tr. CooWs Dueler Mil be performed ..it Friday, Madame Hades_ 111110 Dellm. Mr. Mbar Reeves, d 8 MAI berg Me gebefirel mosoille. .. .. Tin Oiet4pesti says, Bares Jams Ilethachii piping te pease with ill ilia intlicte Lewis. le - is meniaer his Woe ens IL Ovine is with NS sorb, daesiller lon Lewd le lialbeshi; et SUICIDE IN Bow• Mitt, COTINIT4MINING-4)N daisy as *rat woe hall as lbe bag Irk* dell DR•1101 WO • answer est tail beak been iii obgeemei l• -, salad lit Wilk, to &Ws IMMO awl hie esedwal only pert =tlhr leis wet which be beg l e i wile street he La et bow* as Weisel* bet kMs anal Isaparing Mato, awl o a her Mos heri lin k = thilwient Alm A saga was cab& Is bi Or ma was Ole The fury Mast • awes at =a r ' aaD S ICIDEtAt H=4,4= lbw=a mired busied et a with a ausele s. ammil AAA 1 1.1111 41bm' • girl, Wars rent jeesaw &wait maul Ilrs. Webelhers lra slat the ram of -lee. Waldman Miami VISA le 117; • bees% wilt spied kw kb alba Os mobs i• is ewe it 0111104 as rip ftir it the trwatWws. dr soon mil ass wliesabar wiser weidiallakil Hv • Oa dr is ealiam Ida blue be had Mew boa WA at tie lob lashes be is per • T iiek talk bat Seat ed. it _ awe bona lbe Os sneers towel. dot MIA km sewing Is is *est Idlebes he n it eir Ida lie tee Idtsbas. Ns bet se= ssd awe - bi dells% esilwas weak. lie kezia, ha mg Mae bowl NFL Wished wet west into Ow trawl te see lie I vim Os far be net have Imellatitr at lie Seed. No sail M isesi bilis maim el the &IL The My arwre'e r t Wu& la • weft cif w Emir ill - yirt mime, le dr airs astb, aids verdict al Air i owl& edwasoe table sus ism& ACCIONNTAL Pesionno.—Or of these *stunt = is = WINN perdig • =t.11•• MAJ. with as _ssil it a =s l We Pula .1=4 .1 4,. owl WI r i b sol. sod was so isslima is We sate: Cresedisuol se Os alien 11mM It sss s hid milisess ; Si ▪ Amp NM ; Ms mm las yrs demi weer - 7 . Oa mosisols sp r y Ind MEd • mamas • imis illeglasse% Is MO fifty ma, SHABB LISTS-TEEM DAY. Two orLoca. The rally/ay share market to-day is steady, and • little firmer in character. Great Western Stock his rallied to 881 to ; and London and South- Western to 684 to; per share. Berwick" are quoted 211 to ; Midland, 82 to 5, being rather flat ; and South Eastern', 221 to 1. Paris and Lyons Railway shares have recovered to 645 to 1, ; and Northern of France to 365 to 1. M llama, wow .... I % Olna.lllals. user al~&Or.:ar W Ocallloalls W os. Iva ea. IM 3rbiel 204 - W 9liden IN. sag BOOM, 41 Dalin a.. 41 11.1aa MI Peat, MIN Abat 1. Ited A MA a Imre Oeutir —.- 100 Imere flake, Or 11 IN D. Or ... 17_1 Leat.,--- 1 :::. . lii . 61 Eliiiiiiii: ti : r io t dhl taa . IN essimerbJertik WO t Suet li ,611 Nan? el le I. flout Neetters FMD 4. .4 ....... I. Do. 11. Met. IM 01. MO. WI W. Ow ISO MGM Weirs WI . Ds. MsesterkellasAL * I ;:tomi;:aii i t — elolis -- - - . If DI, Ilse TWIN —. IN toed*. sad Terlshiss. Do. Y. P. Sid ..- I Do. VIM Ilidlas Wass Gabs sod Matson IN tow, WOMB. S. Otos ISO Loins Ss Sails Winton. s 0 D. Miss II D. Seer, IL S. (C IS! Ifiods..lll6l.olUsogri l O. T. I* IMES SSD O. sod Inlan d 11/41.411.1Fssurs (Inland) Ilsousis sod a. W 's Ileirorgkbarg • Staaep and Boalaldr.as =Wanaapilata IlarDara . VIN Meth Maki. Swig Divem. Ile. 1 all Da • DelbMi Ne I.llmlp—Dr lIDa Zairian.— I J. O. D.& PIM. 1. Tad' SO Saw* Landau s i Fliii.W.. — froWitaWli. ail are Is S. Room ma 111 IWO =lin ..... do lisils -- - - - --- L : D iai . Om; 11 . Maim IN NM& N.L.AMag - Wills% IN NAN MOM IN Ilboodire Oaks 8 NYNNowse it leetar 4 1 II 4 i IN 17 is Se • el j U SS IS IS& I 0 44 Si SI I .di id 94 i lea Sl - IS OS H I gge 97 74 121 12S 111 HI 131 Si MI IG U 72 3 Pa t p= adis le I pia. 'Silo Is' NI I LIT IN xi 106 111 I:1 10 eti it, ie.. ad oF 11$ mil .. 101 i i 1 ile se lie lie M 41 4 4 Viiiii N+s ea 1 Ili I IN I Ut TI I EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1857. BRITISH PONIIIIIIIONL ire li It Im II SI N IS N IS PI I rs JIM as I 1 li li pia 11/ 111 0 SI st II I N go us 111 IL IN -- . 1 .- 141 91 fie U B B P S ,IYI ... ,01. SO At II 151 ... ,011 10 N 1 /. 11013101 10 Lind Or. (Pllllaol Ilionnea Izaki Cosi anda Ins nwileivirleambarae Doss Owl Cbrels goot ts"l6.4l 9ren (118a1;11.) aria awe S.W.Vtiek G. WIL Vs, (1145.0 K L )W. B "NOM (IL v iir m i (Werdww) Z i g =ee I.C•as Rau Map s)011•011.111Aso fls Cot MUM' W womp ) Vale et (ow. serlbsa) Wirt lireSl W.Csradesl Wiest& et= w. Ballet ( W. ltehnirdV Not W. Nittlasrit nog Aar (11eillboolet WlLlevisirry (Usk II "I :11 1.684 It Mob SAO OAP 1.111 .- CON 14.5 d. 101.4 1 O&M T all. e 4il II 18 ad 5,5„, k,401. 6800 le - le 1 'LIU ee .9 W 460 T.l .si 13 13 8 1 e ll 19 1 U 88 "Te i 13 2 I ii is I-I - MUM lIDIM IO $0 Ametrei op. lis Wu Bros.l(14.401 11 WIN 110 q. Our •1. Ms el 11,010 10 De.a. Ala fla II•1 la NMI I .Os /Do. 0..14. 4 DWI 40 Opper all . "fl ROM 411 04.40 f 1 11 1 010- Ladlnelli= MIN Usalsol Aso M 04•4014441114. Uri ell MOD 1.014 40 ft Ist N i l I e. larlp lll DIM I Do. le pa et. fret 111 41074 MU Umbra 114q10 MIT MCI LIM 4 i sso. 1i eii $l3 7io I IA 'A Ski f 7• 147 i 1/3 394 /05 a /10 ILO 4 4i 14 II 44 44 SI 1/ it i 1 ts it I di. U If SI a 14 I I 116 WOO ith it Mrdli KIN NOY NM Amodio • 011•4.. Astaii.mil I. et Imam • 1 •Mo. • 111,0 P SvenY Cis nil= WOO& twin lonia r ie L bmr iesk AM IL st iyWe AM O O .. IS Om /nth Males._. Wu I' Orin•Libak AM 10. Pprimiel in 4,0•0 to Mk Pew It AN& 4100/a15....—. lON Si Wm et Awiteella DIA MO O 10 Nies of Lodes ..-. $.OOl IN oft Noma 4,101 I gam Beat of Loam ai " .. i 1 " $ IS 2 Se Ti Ti N N Mr e Ps le I alad N 01241 IPI Ii 1:t IP/1 - 7= 11 1. II U sd I II al IT i 10 6, ad re 6Ssii4 Rd 47 le do 4 bosso SO :a u4O/ tif id Id HI illi L—There 13•• tn! Mei Mai hi the OW! h ere a .hale War. Ilimitbsa. 111.3 Ir. i— tMeliLsofro hot Vi ad—lli d• elk 111 pie—Ural s. l. Wm Ileab =No *Mk yam, 11:41. ithr megish. WC., It MOW. demist al; bet Wes von It =tea Yawl Taitibbe irerame, 14--VldeMs 1111 w. gi—lerth Isom iterial. —Tcol.. X 1 CINEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The Bradford breach clads empany's railway from the main line at Bath to the Wigs, elasenst, and Weymouth Railway at Trow bridge, cane opened os Monday lot paasanger traffic. The sew line is about alike aDeeialenfth, and, although short, to of esswidauble by cutting off an acute angle, and kerning, with the and Weymouth branch, seetV a anal line at yon the broad gauge from Bath sad Beldelle ealaiwy.—Bristol Mercury. MB= AND DIOGIIEDA RAILWAY COMPANY.— We an Wound thee it is the intention of the directors of tide thorry to reel mest to the provision at their ear talt-party esteettsg a &Tidied out per mat. per ranee, t 4 6e halt.year ending 31e1 December, 1&16. TM Dolga =Pod says a awful luiry and audit of the accounts el thk railway have hem made, In eassignanos of • *Wry eldivideed warrants, to the amount of 1001., having Ira Os n& ; mad the malt was, that th ere appeased to be rain do. wrong. XOllllll2lll OF SPI.CII.—LIVERPOOL, BAUM DAT.—Ot the goer beeugM by the Omar sores remeirip Sera tor Mo m = osaarthe MAO eta** dare) one ter Zoos end the gmbir = 4 slltt a Wlllber, la mire by the Aortas ern be an oCerra room arhy lathes sitherbees the Wry fir an W Qua= Caviente.—The Goli Hill MI pc &mid psi try tot week. InB7 been, with as of 16 row MN ter et on sae pat t= which la at OLT:S about Al to per strap the 24 hour la Ort lane ON reit d era rag eariori. Tba ore ser rat, ON air car cult Scald the resit doer pries rabic kale IMMO rave what It new re uthes, Owe we be after, air the owls brims blears soraaried Y this frosizy.—Alia Oarifornis, Dec. 20. 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N all Wows X.WAI $ N 6 Wowed N 611 ----•••! 0.11•11.64. 21 IP Ili pm Ne IM 4 A {K44 IS Iti i dls i pa : 1 1 .. 3 II too. 1......- 14-111- . 101133031 011.3134101111 1 :h. ill a I loam isi War i ph4L : 2 Wig oar ".1 II " pp a anssi.rerrlyrst. 11 111 M A Pau 4 par de-- 11 114 4 4 Iliad taximbmg I pair. 14 es 4 M %a 1a5114314a 434 . 43 3 4441 . 4 dis pia M di laursed Oman Var ad it HE MI di Imas awl 31114 L am& N sil UM 3 psi 434 -- 114 — lll It ad FOWL of Wasid 3gm et II 111 10 a pi n (4m4p8484 s Ira am . BO A rror'r+/17rr• 13 114 M d. 1341•14 1.41 m 1 psa onsi- Ili 4 Ede Maw 3ma 444.-- 11 Ile 4 pp sping 044 1 par saL . If I Is pm at Mar 3pa iL 11 114 MI all W. 1111.13411•24 4 41 334 1. u 114 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoCi. The funds are firmer to-day, owing chiefly to the arrival of a heavy mass of gold from Australia. Prices have recovered 1 per cent. The other markets are also firmer in character. Consuls are quoted 921 to 93 for money, and 931 to for the sth Moth. The Three per Cent. Re. duced have been dealt in at 01 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 1; the New Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 781; Bank Stock at 218 to 2171; India Stock at 219 ; Exchequer Bills at par to 3s. prom.; India Bonds at 2s. die.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 981. Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 94 to , and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. to 1001 to 1 ex div. Other foreign securities remain steady. The sales arc limited to Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 961; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 96 5; Sardinian Five per Cents., for the 13th February, at 90; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 24, ditto, for account, at 23L; and the Committee's Certifs. at 6.1 per cent. By the arrival of the ships Heather Bell and Morning Light from Melbourne, a total of about 822,0001. ill gold has reached this country. The debate in parliament on Friday night upon the BankChartcr Act has naturally excited great interest in commercial circles. However opinwn may vary respecting the almost unqualified support apparently given by government to the existing currency system, nearly every one agrees in expressing regret that the disgracefully defective state of the laws relating to the wind;ng . up of insolvent banks and other public companies is to be exempted for the pre sent from special investirtion. Of the 263,320 dollars or 52,6000 in specie brought by the Emu, from New ork, 200,851 dollars is stated to be on French account. The other imports of the precious metals recorded last week have comprised 87,000/. (of which 66,0001. was on French account) by the Asia, from New York; 46,5391. by the Tagius, from the Deninsubi ; and 38,6001. by the Alhambra, from the same quarter. The total value of the week's arrivals probably does not exceed 225,0001. Account must also be taken, however, of the imports of silver from the Continent, which have comprised this week 37 cases and 8 bags by the Ravensbourne, and 10 ewes by the Baron Osy, both from Antwerp ; and 9 boxes by the Vesta, from Oporto, besides some amounts received from France, eta Folkestone. In payment for these 'ap plies of silver, gold is remitted from this side. The shipments have been very heavy. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the pre cious metals direct front London during the week ending Thursday last, includes 7,680 oz. of gold, and 7,200 oz. of silver, representing a total value of about 31,0001. The particulars are zuhoined, viz.: Gold coin: To Boulogne, 4,680 oz. •to B elgium , 3,000 oz. Silver coin :To Boulogne, 3, 200 oz. ;to Mogaclore, 4,000 oz. iThe amount of specie engaged up to noon Satur day for exportation to the Brazils by the steamer Medway, which is to leave Southampton to-day, is 119,0001, all in gold. The other shipments from the outports have comprised 15,0001. by the Harbinger, for the Cape and Mauritius, and 971,3281. by the Ripon, for Alexandria and the East. The te ascertained shipments of the week, as offici a afy re irported, are thus raised to the extraor dinary total of about 1,138,000/. sterling, consisting chiefly, however, of silver, which has been for some time in course of collection for the East. In addi tion, the private remittances of gold to the Continent have included the whole of the specie ex the Asia, from New York, besides an estimated total of at least 150,0001. drawn from the Bank. The specie and bullion ex the steamer Abate were in hand on Saturday. The 122,000/. in gold brought by this vessel goes to the Continent. It is now stated that the attempt to float the stranded steamer Tyne will not be renewed for the present. The dividend of the Stockton and Darlington Railway Company has been officially fixed this week at 11. ss. per 251. share, or at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. The dividend for the corresponding half-year of 1855 was at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum. It has been officially intimated from the London and North Western Railway Company's offices that the whole of the 201. and 101. Ci-es will be in cluded in the vote of consolidation to be takea at the general meeting. In the ease of such shares as are arrear of calls, the certificates will be exchangeable for stock coupons on payment of the arrear and in terest, at any time subsequent to the general meeting. The following railway meetings are newly an nounced, viz. :—Grcat Western and Brentford Rail way Company for the 20th inst.; West-End of London and Crystal Palace Railway Company for the 23rd inst.; Scinde Railway Company for the 18th inst. The following meetings are also announced viz., Norfolk Estuary Company for the 24th inst. ; London Manchester, and Foreign Warehouse Com pany (first annual meeting) for the 24th instant ; Eastern Steam Navigation Company, for the 19th instant ; Oriental Inland Steam Company (first annual meeting), for the 20th instant. The half - yearly meeting of the Indurated Stone Company is called for the 16th instant. The share holders will be required " to take into consideration the present position of the company." SATURDAY EVENING. The funds are still weighed down by the extent of the outstanding speculation for higher prices, as indicated at the recent settlement. A fresh decline of nearly ; per cent. has been to-day established, speculative holders evincing discouragement, in view of the continued stringency of the money market. The downward movement, however, is prevented from assuming exaggerated proportions by the con fident belief that the investments of the public would be greatly stimulated by any important decline. Most of the other departments of the Stock Ex change were fiat, in sympathy with the funds, but the reduction in prices was not important. The general demand for money continues good, and the market does not appear to be very well sup plied. The Bank of England is understood to be doing a good business, owing to the fact that many discounters ask terms somewhat above those of the Bank. A further sum of about 55,0001. in gold was to day withdrawn from the Bank, for exportation to the Continent, probably to pay for silver. Console, which closed yesterday at 93) to } for the sth March, were first marked this morning 93), declined to 93; to 1 and closed at 93), " sellers," For mone y . the la st price was 92) to ). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 92), 92); ditto for account, sth March, 93), 93). Three per Cents. Reduced, 93), 1. New Throe per Cents., 93), ), Long Anus., expiring in Jan., 1660, 2,,. Bank Stock, 216), 216, 217). Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1838, 98), ; ditto, 1859, 98). The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. arc also officially marked 76). Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 3s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to ). Turkish stocks exhibit a further decline of to 1 per cent. The Six per Cents. were finally quoted 92) to 93), and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100) to )ex div. Speculative holders of these stocks continue to show a disposition to close their accounts. Other foreign securities were neglected. SHOIEDITM NEW ALMILIOCSER.—The annual dinner of the Mends of this excellent charity is announced in our pow Imlay. The third mon of the canunlttee of anneinumnd mans thir very endedechn Metered that the berme Albs draft Ma rather .seeded the expenditure, ear hie wean the planing bet, that the hutudee at the elm lei barn since Christmas lan, had the snow men et In. per meek bemond to 2.. The blooms et the year Me bee s> end tire now emir a Inheres due to the tarator 4644 Th= of the benevolent is conlidestly relied spas by the c MLVES.-THIS .DAY. Two o'CLoci. - _ The home mining stock market remains steady, with a good general business, but with no it portant than ' ean price. The transactions o ffi cially reported in the Stock Exchange this morning com prise Devon Great Consols at 460; Lady bertha, at 1k; North Frances, at 20; North Wheal Basset, at tai; South Corn Brea, at Si ; Tin Croft, at 4; West Basset, at 36,1 ; and Wheal Edwards, at 4-4. In foreign mining stocks there is no movement whatever. . . Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: At Consols, 223, 23, 22", 4, ; BataHack, 175, LTA; Carvantud, 84, 9,7, 4,8, ; Dytorr 11,4 ; Ding Dong,M, 34 ; °rambler and St. Anbyn, 1 0055. Great Aired, 12, Great South Tulgus, 151, 16; Lady Bertha, 205., 21s. I.rlant Console 24, Margery, 334; North Baaaet. 351, f ; Par Consols, 234, 24; random, 295., 365.; Surtridge °m eals, 14, 2 ; South Cern Bras, 81 9; South Condurrow, oa, 10e. ; South Frances, 365, 31o; St. Day United, 360, 375. 6d., 40..; Stray Park, 41; Tavy C 01114414 205., 265.; TfeVlllyan, 6, ; United ?dines, 250, 260; Went Grenville. bs. ; West Par Consols, 12a. fid., 15s. ; Wheal Basset, 300 ; Wheal Harriet, 215., 255.; Wheal Wray, 73, 8. The annual meeting of the Clarendon Mining Company at Jimmies is called for the 20th just. A spacial wonting of the Strathalbyn Mining and Smelting Company is also convened for the Pith Mot., to ronoider a conditional contract fur the purchase of the property of the South AustraLiaa Copper Mining Company. SATURDAY EVENING. The market for home mining stocks to-day woe quiet, as usual on a Saturday, but great &mires continues to prevail. Buyers decidedly preponde rate, and the upward tendency of the prices of many mines is stimulated by the scarcity of stock in the market. In the Stock - Exchange to-day Par Consols, South Carn Brea, West Basset, Wheal Basset, aai Wheal Edward shares were all in request at im proved prices. West Fowey, St. Day United, and Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares were also in request. Great Wheal %or shares showed flatness. The following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, in addition to those recorded in the official list : St. Day United, 375. W.; Great Mans, 225.; Wad Fowey, 10; South Condurrow, 9s. Gd. Foreign mining stocks remain quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANF..-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat upon the Ease= and sent stands wan very abort this morning, and all good paroolr were readilysold at last Mondry's ratm ; the inferior hung on hand although at Is. to 2s. reduction. The receipts of Emig," wheat and flour last week were small, and a retail solo was experienced at aboutlaat week's rates. The top price of town made flour was reduced 3e. per sack, say to 675. ; sad country flour was le. per rack lower. Malting barley maintained its value, but other descrip tions Is. per quarter cheaper. Oats were dull et a reduction of 6d per quarter. White peas the same, grey pees and beans Is. lower. ANNITAID INTO LONDON FROM NEIL 1 TO TEN. I. . beat. Haney. Mast. Wu. 6 1N .r Mar. It.. n, cr. ‘,7e 'l'A . co W. . ... re 1 iii 46 .S •• 660 4610 .... 11112 .... : S.. 141 S. C. aat .. no ms tom 1031 271 144 .... 10114 Gt. N. Sall.. WI $7 466 731 13 24 .. 3208 .... .... .... .... .... 0 16* •06 :IPOZTID . &go I .... MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The followinq;iles arc advertised for to-morrow Swans-12,000 bags Mauritius, 6,000 Bengal, and 1,000 bags Madras. Coffee-1,300 packages Mocha and 200 bags native Ceylon. The pnvato contract markets have been very firm. &MAR.—A full amount of business has been done al the extreme prices of last week. Corese.—A. limited business done at full prices. TEA.—Priees are unaltered, with a tranquil market. Rtes.—About 30,000 bags sold since Friday, chiefly Madras, 10.. 3d. to 10s. 40. Corrow.—No males of importance reported. On.s.—Scal, pale, 4W. 10s. to 6W.; yellow, 451. ; brown. 44!. ; sperm body. 922 ; headmatter, 95/. ; rod, 481. to 491. ; South Sea pale, 48!. ; olive Gallipoli, 61/. to 621.; Spatial and Sicily, 601. ; cocoa-nut, 495. to 615.; palm, fine, 47a. 64.; linseed, 41s. 9d. to 425. ; rape, pale, Rs. dd. to 555. ; brown. 525. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm at the following quotations Peters burL. Y. tisstogratL, 6si. 666 d.; Feb. to March, 665. 6d. to G PARTICULARS 07 TALLOW. Dative.? led work .... Ditto Rota 14 J. Arr tUo ival Ira wet . . o Ditto Town Anival for the el* -if • elivery 937 calm TY &Isla; awl le win tram alb.. 3COM 43,473 10.322 saa BIT LOX 14,431 T 632 43.010 TI 4.11 114.6 61.970 £3.104 LTa Od. 181. Od. deo. 4/. 071 30. Ih 60. Ifs. N. you. 683 asks, sal bog 413 aut. from 3 ends. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of koala is again smaller, and consequently prima are fully as good as on Fr iday; however, we cannot quote higher. The supply of sheep is very email ; trade is brisk for them at rather advanced rates. Calf trade is dull, but best qualities are rather dearer. From Germany and Hol land there ate 48 beasts, 70 sheep, and 62 calves; Spain, 80 beasts; Scotland, 4do; Norfolk and Suffolk, 200; and 100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Par Mom et ilb• a. 4. a d.: Per dams arSibr. aO. ad. East Ilaata, Ileratorda .4 1 5 1 DM Dr tßf lavas& —.- 15441 .. 4 1 0 Bad I.mg-sroels ...... 2 4 Imam. soSty bats.. 3 4 4 ; Dads arm 1145•1554 market. MU; Asap sad Isaats.lll,9o; dna 100 : /14P. 90. 110 ROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is still a fair demand for all kinds of hops, at about last week's prune. CLARE, THE PEASANT POET.—Patroniaing wan then in vogue, end to catch a real unsophisticated peasant poet fresh from the country, end transplant him all-a growing into the hotbed of London life, was truly refreshing to the Lydia Whites end Leo Hunters of the period. How Clare deported himself in his pumps and white mistreat. under the guiduiris of Lord Radatock, his chief ehownian, we are not minutely informed; but we know that he felt ill at ease in his unnatural mitre& talked het little, and when dinner was over, and he wished to change the scene, to the utter discomfiture of his hoet and of the ladies waiting in delightful expectation in the drawing-mom ahove, he would rise without c ere m ony, and, thrusting his bends into his pockets, my, " Well, I'll fib," and " goo " he did accord ingly. More judicious friends awaited him in hie nation county. In these early days he was a recognised prophet in his own country, and the timely sod well-regulated liberality of Lords Exeter, Fitrwilliam, and Spencer, then, egeinet ell the traditions of straggling genius, promptly be towed, has been continued to the present hour. Meanwhile he far ex celled the first efforts reviewed by ne. In 1821 succeeded " The Village Minstrel," in 1827 " The Shepherd's Ca lendar," end in 1835 " The Rural Muse." Though he met in Mr. John Taylor with the kindest of publi4ent, the profits his boob brought him were not large, and good management is seldom the characteristic of a pet's farming. He walked the fields rather to gather thewe for his poetry than grain into Iris garner; end, like Burns, would stay the pieties midway in the furrow to moralise on scene creature or plant he had disturbed; he persisted in looking upon weeds es wild flower., and literally loved his mole-bills es mountains. A hallucination on this subject was one of the find symptoms of a fine mind giving way under too sharp a tension, and perhaps by being daily employed or work too rough for it. The sad result may le told inn few words :—Poor Clare, has ingbeen several times under private care, is now a patient in the Northampton Lunatic Asylum ; forgotten by the gay world that oneepetted him, and warmly remembered in his own country, exeept by there few nohlemeir who Mill minister to his went. , and whom in his wanderings ho defilade to call his brother. in blood, es they really ere in kindness. Yet hie true and loving drieriptiona of natural objects, hi. pictormeme and nervous language, and the pure vein of poetry and feeling that runs through all he wrote, might claim for him a kindly remembrance even In days which would look e r hie themes as satiquated and imapfil. There are lines "First Love's Recollections" in his lest volume, which, can from a men of hie clam strikes us es one of the meet romarkaWa expressions of refined feel ing we know; sad there is a efiwularly wild . end strange beauty in some wawa, still unpublished, written b 1 him while en inmate of the asylum; bet we regret that these mid further details of his story ere beyond our eresent The co tt a ge at Northbarough, which his vale . null holds under Lord Fitmillism, show. in amnesiacs@ of de arrange ment end &rill/We marks of higher cultivation then the ordimry labourer's home : in its books, many of them scifts of friends—in the teamed engravings, emirate of his hem factore—in flowers more abundant and more choice than in me men cottage gettlens—just such a holding as one would wish the Village Minstrel to eniov.—Qwerterly Renew. THE AMERICAN MAILS,—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. —The British and North American Royal Neil stemilhip Asia, Captain E. O. Lott, sailed from the Mersey et llalf. pest nine o'clock this morning for New York, with Om usual weekly mails for the United Staten end British NOY& American province, 60 passengers. and a full cargo of va luable rearetuusdine on freight. The next mail front the United States will be brought by the Royal etreasship America, Captain Small, which was to leave Boston on the 28th, end Halifax on the 30th ult., and which may be ex pected to arrive in the Mersey to-morrow afternoon. lonia.