The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, 4 FRIDAY EVENINO. DECEMBER l6 , 1859. LAW DITZLLIONNCE. (THU DAY.) COURT OF COMVON PLEAS. E d wejig ifir Prams & Levee.—(Sda• Laid Chid hada Kris sad • Spada! Jury.) tttt T. IICS"11BUOD-DIRII.LTHI MATAAOILDINALLY The beer* of this car was renewed tide asiodig by IMAM* big praised os WWI of the plaintiff, in ageg ir (he a M d the delleodest, white wee heard yeasiday. Mention, Yr. lleriesat Bellesiise, mad /dr. emend lot the plastid, sad Mr. Edwin Jois t Mr. Mwelliee sad Mr. C..londge tot the defeedsaa is,. paw, massed by Yr. Ilerjearit Balleatise—l *mud to this wiles. 1 ea the agitator at osrald-Ilrit, • property to Torkeldre, worth 1,0001. a yea. g cease two Ii whoa I ..hied my imaiority to 1836, • N obs wish orasidt fable pea..adpma etty. doom afterwards im pasysl Om& Cartwright to Snag 13,0001. a. lea sail they did ••. I .. ea Winds tares with Mr. I here travelled • very peat deal to the Bast. Iwe. et.yi mg with 84r U. isWhiess 1 ...lb • wur aof the lag WON& I Mud the ei.lnof tea Orgy frespeetly Menses& I dpieshar t 11111, the fns law le peals rear Seel acceded M de. This area by Mr. Clftwrigto. It re happened Meg at Met tine I aid at the Lend= aid Wegbeiester Beek dem 7,0001. to Lew Mr. Osrfteiright tell me what the i F was mimed ee. Ha itesingei Mat I hod ea a wish ease =roe that (Oteeditglit sag ) sight have the the Oade enhatity. Ile said it was ray likely isa thy would haw the booloses, for • Mr. Chard hod acmes own sad weed 1r they timid ntiae money to carry es the sake el the etelisiwy. He said Mr. Chard wee the meet dart 11•1111 , 01 who had be,. meet. I said I most knew r..r• delft it. He peseabed to ate Mr. Roy and get farther lel orgies. Two or three days afterwards I called re Mr. Cartairlpik at Me dice sad saw Mr. 1;-y at the woe time. Mr. Roy raid be bad been istnaieoral to Mr. Chard by Mr. Belies of Caveat- N oes, the auctioneer who W haws Chard thins= years, aol Chard wanted maim to wry en the again at the est baey. 1 had never heard of Kr. Card bakes, ae of Lord Pa 4 or of Mr. I). Hatereg, Mr. Certerright gave me an •COMIIi of the tallowy mod el the young prism naming away with all the teary. Be *A they wised to raise &Ada kir the embeari. I am sot son whether 1 on this combs male day pasiw to rinse* wasey. The salt day I saw Mr. Chsrd d llama Cartwright sod Ilay's °Mos, by sentagasest. Mr. Chard told me the gime shag se Mr. Ca/timed bed gees. It wee agreed Met Peed shoald give see • MU kir= Par Wein 11 fteathe teaseelderaUss /ICBM H. doesorst Opted by um, 13...wy el dm Osman's' of Isl . : Mr. Cecil Beedne. (The document eataili that the die& eat wail the only ecsedi set vest of the Cog at Oahe is Eagiried.) It,. Roy aid he had Mime the peke of comet who dinged that tho *matte was instilled is realm Ando le his MAWS purpnees. I agreed to shame the 6,000 L Oa she 24th Bessenibee I rare • cheque out my beak Se COWL 1 requastad Mr. Cartwright to are the Modvte pereceally and ahoy him the bill, 'Ed get his he ackeowitdere kis Wissi am I told him eat to part will the cheque till he wee garaged. Before rsy doges wee pmt is I raw Mr. Boy sad heard from Itio that the Yoshi, hid eckeowledged the bill. 1 thee let then eta the Agee. I bare Yid the bill ever ram. The Naha" wafted re ...amen and it was arranged that if the embassy whesd to ply off the lose before the twelve maths tapired then abraM be • proportionate redaction of Wend. (..war lei say meanies with say .00h • puma ee bares-naki. Thera is sot s woird of troth is it. Croarammieed by Mr. isaieell douse hoe radii I bare been &aviator about. Mr. Bay said be led tats. Mr. Lloyd's oration an to the right of the Mee lob So rem mosey. I twee aaked bow much Mr. key was to hem oat of the usamotion. W. Roy me sot It all maims that I should edema ttils rusty. My mom bed out ea Mr. Roy was implored by see te s u m the mertgags, .at he lb. porpoise tilig4llola. Lout Forth's ammo lee the WI. I Meth Welk lit security was worth mere than a firth/sig. Iwe Mid he bed some hrice twortmapes inlaid Is Rank, I of Laid Forth. I have am Mr. Owed dotetble I not Imo at Piss sysssr ship, la the Tiett . St ie t...) I hare sot euthetimel 1. 1= 1. 7 . es mented la October, mil I hare mw ha hide M Dived's, et gnat istecavialeme to Mind 111r7. ?her W. Cartwright-1 ha • for of the Ins fo=esd Chennisht. I hen bees seqesdaisd with the it mei yew*. I lave boas sonsionel le inset wow for Ye. I hundred this besieges to IS. His UMW al wiggles& phis ervest. He niessiel we his en sis ( t el the hM. by Hr. Rewkias.—Mr. Chard bee ash be.. a of sew lira • Ito eine to our plan shwa LOA lath's basher sad ibe . Xseinee beinna, sit to. own. I de en knew dud Mr. Rey was apneas' hind eflir. Clot Mind lisperebn he hit se ist bid Mee One several des. Mir the Issessellse ehbo ME Mr. Chen was dries kw NIL e we en Mr. Rey rid be sliseld n strwsrieg la r bind topes with, irk woe • Iran bedew& I den think ray senbed his Me est Cliemirs shops Ihr Resin. H w y e▪ el hi be* have loop thins le Rh arm I selisnleed. wet pet he dr MR Me tofflfor newrity. It was en sespeled tai in should pi Lord Fara hi se liseldidp Ms elpeless. It wes aswidurell to be s hem le tho nebrig. Ide ast Mew whaler taw INN say modes dithessur to Mr. CUM. We Is.. sone Stint semi lin lam Lard Isnit for this may. It usa sedgenset et Ld 711•Iiell shore i thi Rawer isesteep. 1 do en keen whaler Led leen pi say .1 the mown eina Ist the bM. I saw Mr. Chard le. dip sr • bash sip et sow shish I span to biro le s friandn anew I did est Ise hisses bestene Mr. Roy opals kr Ma. I dean 15... whether say sttnipt h.e bairn mile Is re Mr. Chwd his. We en sot sang far tbs planet Maws. Noshes wad Lowe ars eating is, Ms. They obis lii irlrenisee hen se, for Kr. Wiley woe int Si the canny. I is an new ender they wee our sew& I did an Ng Harries sad Leis wield anew es rssenti. I sepiested net Mr. Oakley p le la the sedum. Ws scesilwei the Maeivis • slim Si s na : to din tine. Moses. Maness sad Leine bow artibrag Chen. I ene hew as iestrwaliows sheet hire. Ids an ham where la. I ben tot wer e hits Awn the s eed Mr. Ssieng is kn. I Wens Mr. Heiteleg is inn to Upper 21111411~, hod east probably Mr. Chard tins with hie. I hiss nods on io.poritit of Mr. Chard se to tide bill, deep s pin wee put aft the record oil the SA of Nowashber, et=Ms. Chard with pond the bill by freed. I dM whet the pieta w.f.. l tee., that is the Chancery sit thew wee • nuns Si fend. I never imputed of Cheri bin be pt the bill. 1 ins 'nein with wttat Mr. Roy Yid en 11*.enseeined —I bred slily in 164 Teener abet I sad Yr. fry mere le be witnemse, end therefore I eugreeted that irdds. Ilarrion dad Leer should eat. Tb. 6001. w bid r sooner of ;emery the Owls claim, In which the en ream WWI very beery. Mr. Richard Roy, solicitor, woe ermined et comiddenkle leach. THE POLICE COURTS. (TMB DAT.) 1111ANSION-HOUSS. hark NAN," • rat her gentlementy-lotaking•na. km& up as tierad charged with stratum a geld sake MIL, Mai the shop of Mr. Holmes, watchrsakatM jateener, lased light-eart, Jobe Weeihiss said—Lae week I am shames M at r Yksiatea ead as Friday le" whoa I was la ths els% Mo 4 eels* the atanead, the prbieure acne eat sari me te show him PM gestlation • scat piss. I hosed nerd he get a trey tram the tiled and se I did so I saw the shadow of a• aria thaws sewer the ARO Or. lal saes lot had about, sail missed • gold watch which bad ham lyieg as Lb. board. After isa at that it wag gar I tart, Yon have takes • watch." bat he denied that be had due swims' nl the kind, lad said meat lays made • mietake. At the MOM rime, however, I sctered • prculier motion of hie hand, sod saw him lay doge the wadi us the counter at moue diatoms" from the epos hoin whirl , he had takes it. Upon that 1 scot round and collated hue, but he dragged me to the dal,, and, sa two people who ware 'Landis' motile refuted to sestet me, ha made • job sad gut away. I followed acd overtook Lisa, and • serapes tookplace, diariog which I is bend my leg •, it to prevent my atteadases base ton, These were about thirty people eollemed mused it, het sate of Ilan ...slid be' p me , WI • solisetoen mom up. The vales of the pia which be pretended to want was V. The poliremaa who appeonenittel sod marched the primmer said that all the mosey Mini upon him wee oca pump, bat he ale had was papers rt lat , tg to other watch tram amines. TM orimt♦rr, who bad uothiag to guy, wo. fully colosofttid for triaL SOUTHWARK. lIIPrI.II.NT 11,4.MIlikT 1N 6•04. WJfirw ',livid, a you. g ••• 14 , 110 it before Mr. C.w.o, rharyred with efrolior a elaake ,r value 60. in Hurveswerpf-laite Gad, the pluliorly of jusnre• of ' the musty of Surrey. firm, (fell,/ La of Use ward.* of lb. prune, raid that the "motor lout bees onalleed there law!er remased from thie Court to be trought up ”inerday. Witaew eoniefieg ia eoavepag the 1 nonorra to the van, awl *bee he mine to the primmer be flevight be looked rather *tooter thou Una, au he au indiowi to salt him what be bed about biro. tie replod tbs. he b.d aolLtog. Witmer., however, dot out bib.. Mo. C , S...in.stly be .topped the vas while he Toot to lb. all lastly vaosted l,y th• pima., and In over. &Baba the Lee. kite. he sowed ewe of the blushes. He thee retuned fie the prisoner, .(Krairi him, and found the bleaket ea hum. Meow. commutwated with Mr. Kees% sod • was tallied up to fake him jab moody. Mr. Coo iteatlied whet be vow under reamed for? Down.. th. ins.. of the paw. rout, replied that kr wee Amp d with teing found la a daellieg-home., and wee Me wended tie a week. That c h erKe w . now •beadoried. I' lb here int vowel hi. weeelep thet r a•oe as be deleeled the blealiet o the triune, he &rotated hum sad stimpied to get alley. T. prisms, aoiriffloorol to huh. tbo .lothft sof waissoustiog mbar woo sod. bat It woo sUIW be taw Mr LOA I_ windy woll, al b bad bon smog dna Y roolody. Mr. Mambo rowmatted him for tRW. 111.1 ill. lAMBS 110111WIWI CAS& COMMISSION OP INQUINT,-(TIIIII DAY.) The inquiry was reserved this assigair. Yr. Best, et the Odwd Ciroait, appeared to-day f the rued dishadsat. Mr. Joseph Nethercliff, • fac.similist, gave it as his 'pinion that the advertiesaseat sent to the Thew was in the lienderviting of Mr. Boswell. He derived that °pia= from comperlag the original of the Weenie...eat with letters ad mitted to h .ve been written by the reverend geatiseems. The original isquirition as retained to Quarter Busks' by Mr. Humph-ey, the coroner, was produced. Mr. Collis, an officer of the licelesiastioal Court, poi . I that he had seen Mr. Bonsai, within the teat few days. This was the case for the bishop. Mr. Beet eddremed the jury for the defence, sad esstruded that the CeinteieliOniell moat shut eat of their coasiderarien the sots which had takes n L' ow. at Newport and Margate. They most con. tK Rae dthwasivre entirely to what had occurred within the M disesse of the Bishop of LOAM. In support of this pa*. 2. Man be referred the cessebekaare *the cm. of '• Haase v. Jews," reported in the 11* Jena, 1867. Uwe Sir Herbert Jeerer Fan hid it down that the Bishop of Worcester ovoid g rest salaseela a wise spiel a ahrgymea for canon met- 14, milial des Manes LWuY. Maas We, them, the as esamwediewe depaesi to sad the Maw% whisk esull and be V . waled as bpil *P m% a email whatever had bees 1 weft ad spiel the Mw. Mr. beam& It would be idle km ter eat to admit that • lady wee sendeed is the school wen silmthad to Mr. Doswell's ohm* hat there we. I. nellieg la that. Would it ast he,. been still move inableas of the rev. putlemea had tweed the lady Ili. erg P There would have barn a greats, eatery if that course r z W bra taken. But it was said, " Why not call Mr. isawell to clear up the matter 7" He we, meek doubled ! whether Mr. Bonwell could be umbel; bat at aft.Owee, would be time enough to call him when the can get bane the bishop, should it resod so for. The object of this Inquiry we to ascertain if there wee a prima/ens ewe to jute, the bishop premeeding further. If there will not, then would be an end of the scandal. The paternity of the child mold only be pawed by the meths., and she had nal hen Galled. H. ispeeled. Mowebes, that nothing erase had hum male wet spirit Me alweleat. The wad of the eareaw's limy he mid as the swab of MUM* end be se sabwilled Art these wee set solid ettilwre le justify d i, liatemmbalensee msllag a even her blip, with a 2 view at Islam pocsalbp Wag *tea spline Mr. sa. Priv* T ametimiceses then retired, and remained absent far khe sin Pea tiL ..Dr. Ti.... Twists mid—The commisakmen have had swgie ewprionity of *amide lug the depositioas takers before K. lbw juleidny more particularly, and have Wee been seabed by the argnawate of counsel en both sides, end *ay have some to a mandamus palm IS le diefilabilnan el the ripest which they will must to the Mktg el Lien. Bat before proosediag to stale what ssc. will be the mbeleate of that report, we base thought tk proper to fame* • the view we take of the du- tit. ties that have deeesived upon us wader the data* ;11„ sod haft I Walt I may moot eddy make use of the r, leaguage adopted by my lammed profecsaror, Dr. Loshiugton, la the osse of as bigotry respecting the Rev. Mr. Mourkton. I read he m his denim la that tees the following passage : • With respect to the inquiry itself, it is unquestionably of as the nature of • preliminary investigation to consider whether, sada all the circumstances, the Rev. J. Boswell ought to N be pat upon his trial before another tribunal 1 : In sessepsno. at *Scent evidence having been ad. 4 diced to camases the 0011103ibti00011 that If suck trial should at te bad there would be a reasonsble probability of • verdict epithet the Bev. sad that such verdict would be ebtethed with justice. The words In the statute are, "net the ciewrimiesent shall, otter doe oonsideratima of the depositices takes laws than, openly and publicly declare the 'pinker of the mejwily of the commissioaers Present." newels* I wee** our defy is this preliminary investigs *lS la to satiety ourselves that the evidence heroes us affords gensemeable probability with • due regard to judos, of • verdict being obtained if further proceeding were instituted bates the bishop wbethat there Is a prima bete ground for inetitatiug further • aftagaia or not. I think it le clear that these es aside de sot mesa merely the reception of with evidence . g wield justify a grand jury in finding a bill, for this a obvious reaeon—if that had been the intention of :1 the legislature they would not have directed In a previous part of the section that evidence should be heard to es both sides. The comenimionees keeping this object in LI view have considered very carefully the depoeitiona which fM emit before them yesterday, and those which have been ten thewilo-day, and hereby declare their opinion that in respell to de the grad* and evil report concerning the Rey, J. Batmen at la regard to his having carded again* the law ecclesiastical by admitting and weftM he oersted on a carts* day, in or about the north of ;sly or August, 1869, into the upper mom of the school-Yam of the district dim* of St. Philip, esepay, sad having therein harboared is meanie' lima* semely, Ymeth, who was k, then fee adenoid is pregnancy, end who on the gold day of fa: the swath of July or August, was then and there It dellthred of • &nab child, that there are prima bale peen* foe instituting further moo...lisp. es. And as to his eanlact towards the said Elisabeth Yonnh, at Ikt the time and sahmquent to the delivery of the said child, E gad in Matto. at the banal of the said child, and in gasped 11 to his tieing the tether of the said child, there are prima facie grounds for instituting farther proceedings. But at. t. that with respect to the raid Rev. James Honestl having bad adulterous intercourse with the said il li a z t .t aulfici l e r n ' t m eLe w nit hi be i f the re theti°4". of 'ts there : the their report in saying that there ere indlloient prima fed. round. for the charge that the said Rev. Jame Boswell * bad edulterons interonuree with the said Zlisebeth Yon* Si. within the said dimes. It will be the day of the cm- e t . miesioners to transmit to Um bishop, under their hand end it. seal, the dereitioas of the witnesses, and also the report of tt the cm:minnow's on the inquiry, which report will be filed a. in the registry of the dioceee. The commission was then declared to he closed. dkitl.l Boris AUSTRALIAN CONIPANT.—(THIS At the sappiamentery pastel meeting of the pthprietars, kid this afternoon at the offinte, 4, New Broad-street, Mr. ing R. Dime; M.P., is the chair, the report of the directors, 2 booed a few dove alto, and declaring a dividend of 7 per M stmt. per mime, sea adopted unanimously. Flea IN LITTLE QUEEN-sTazrr, Houtosy.— r e (Tans Dar.)—This or a fire br -ku out on the preening ge of Mr. T. Hegod., tobacconist, Little Ctheen•steset, Holborn. H Pellemsemballie 163 1 finding the dunes nutting up the aleirema (Mend the mat house, and, in a courageous le maser, tameed fear persona who otherwise must lees beta willetetrd. At first the engines were mak in nada any assistance on account of the frost ; keying af.,eted the pipes of the water company. The flames p were progreorlog meet faerfully, and att a cke d the adjoiniog homes. At last a plentiful supply of water was obtained, ; end the fire estisgsiened, but not until Mr. Gslinde's pre- p mam were destoled. Mr. Freeman, fishmonger ; Mr. Is Meter, cofimehomes-keeper; Mr. Dowling, male-maker ; a Mr. T. Nuseworthy, leather-seller • Kr. J. C. Sanders, M eheammonster, were severely daeMged ,by are and water. 1 8 . ' The lose wiU fell on the Phoenix and other offices. THE SUICIDE ON WANO.WORTH COMMON.—Yen larday m , roiop Mr. W. Carer, coroner for the Outing division of Surrey, held an inquest at the Wadsworth and Orphans Union workhouse, sod the body of Cheeks Bower man, who was found I)ing deed on the common by Petice constable Chapman, of the V divieios, at • quarter to five on g Tuesday morning. It µmend in evidence that the ci.-cle ned, who we. cashier in an Insurance Oboe, had Lieu very much addicted to drinking until eh Out foe years ago, but rather more than two otoutbe since be returned to his old ?mottoes of intemperance, sad had not attended to hi. data duties .face that period. Dr. CMtin, the medical 'Boor of the union, testified that the two wound. on the throat ,4 the deceased could have bees inflicted by himself, and by such en Instrument u the reser that wee found in his hand. The body of the dammed having been id citified, and the oircum • I stances of hie lib latterly hemp been detailed, the jury returned • verdict of "Temporary insanity." PAIN rut. ACCIDENT.:—A ;trioum trident has hap pened to the wile of J.dsa NAM, labourer, at Grhagley. It Spies,. lb., on the version, of the B.h a neighbour mimed Oliver west into Parker's loose, with the bans d of a pm kaded. He thoughtJesely placed it by lb, oyes id*, The pnae women had a pis in the oven baling, and wirn o ut liohtiog a candle west to look at the pie, sad not per retying tits goo pulled the door open, sad thereby the loaded gun toll on to ihr Porkr and inotait.ly exploded, lodging the °ou tputs in her hose and 'bailsman it meet fearfully. Mr. H. /apace ass immedtataly called in, sad Um advice ot 1)r„ Ceelk, of oJambore, war also obtained, who, to save the Ills silks Ironies, pm:wonted aniputati.to neereaery, which was skilfully per formed Bhe is sow dolma es well Si can be ex pected. What readers the aim still more painful is that .he has six children, sad is again ..treats.—Seassford Mercury. SHARE LI3IR-71118 DAL Two o'CLOOB. The r ail wa y share market to-day is only 100- diestely satire, this being " mottling day." A par tial reaction is observable. Most of the leading stooks are quoted about 3 per oent. lower than yes- terday afternoon. Eastern Counties forms an snoop- tion, having risen percent. Generally the market remains steady in character. London and North Wes- ivo„. tern stock is now quoted 981 to 99; Great Wasters, 891 to 70; Midland, 109 to I; Lancashire and 1 4, 994 to 100 k; Great Northern, 108 to n 107; SoutL Eastern, 831 to 841, being compare tively firm; Eastern Counties, 69 to 1; and London se and Bunch Western, 98 to /. se V Lombardo-Venetiaa Railway shame are rather flatter, at 3to 3/ prem. The Indian and Brazilian m shares oontinue in satire demand, and are again dearer. The rile in Grand Trunk of Canada stook t w has ind seed a few sales. OSIMIART SMARMS AID SIMOIS. IS ILIIIM•TS. M •Wl ai g' = l "' UR . allele. §I t al s?dfg; earakikahra, l l * ...... alb pilislia - " . =.— ? 16.114.7 V hi i'" AMINO . %dirt OW Welk • 0 . .... NW B 11 ▪ efortsr s. hrgirweLl; W Forth awl n a.. - la =ea NW. 11• We.. WI INNS it Bewland . 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Two o'CioaL The funds to-day are fairly supported, at yester day's prigs, but there is no revival of twinges in this department. The principal inquiry today hes been for Indian and Brazilian railway shame, which have again advanced. As regards some other classes of securities, including certain of the British railway stocks, realisations have predominated, but generally great steadiness continues to be shown. The new Indian Five per Cent. Loan is firm at 1041 to ex div. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents@ were quoted 1 70 fr. 80e., being 6c. better than y esterday. Consols are officially marke 981, cam di,. for money, and 961 and 1, ex dir, for the account. The present quotation is 951 to 1, ex div. for the 10th of January. Bank Stock has been dash in at 228; the Three per Ceuta. Reduced, at 96 1 and 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 and 1; the In dian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 971; ditto, 1869, at 97/ ; India Bonds, at 4s. to 7s. prem.; the New Indian Loan, for account, at 1041 and I ; and Exchequer Bills, at 295. to 31s. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet. There is still a demand for Russian Three per Cents. ; the scrip ia marked 3 die. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are steady, at 77k to t, and the Loan of 1868, at 88 to 1. Balm are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 801 (exchange 109.) ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 931, ex div.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates. 991, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461, 481; Russian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., 1001; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 881; ditto Scrip, / die.; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 881, 881. The 36,0001. by the Saxonia, and the 14,8001. Ththe Ripon, have been taken for exportation. e Norfolk h as arrived from Melbourne in 75 days, with 68,064 ounces of gold, worth 272,0001. The Mexican dollars by the last packet have been sold for China, at fos. lid. per ounce, showing a rise of Id., compared with the price obtained for the previous supply. In the interval, however, transac tions have occurred at much higher pricer, owing to the demand on French account. The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company have deposited the plans, and intend to apply to parliament in the coming session for power to make a railway from Beckenham mid Sydenham, Dulwich, the Loughborough road. Camberwell-green, Newington, the neigh bourhood of the Elephant and Castle, and Southwark, to the Thames below Blackfriare bridge and thence into Farringdon-street. Their proposed terminus is to occupy the east side of Farringdon-street, including the site of the Fleet Prison. It is further intended by means of a short line to form a junction with the Metropolitan Rail way Company's station in Victoria-street, and to communicate with the proposed dead meat market at Smithfield. We are assured that this project is to be persevered with, in whatever way the negotia tions pending between the Landow, Chatham, and Dover and South Eastern companies may terminate. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,1201.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,2981.; the North Eastern an increase of 3,5061, ; the Midland an increase of 2,3901. ; and the Eastern Counties an increase of 7611. A provisional dividend of 7s. 2d. per share is announced upon the shares of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company. A call of 11. 6.. is to be paid upon the shares of the issue of April last in the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company by the 16th January. . • • A meeting Of shareholders in the Warwick and Worcester Railway Company who have been placed on the list of contrtbntories by the Neater in Chancery is invited, with a view to oppose the proposed call. . An extraordinary general meeting of the West of England Steam Flour Mills Company (Limited) is called for the 23rd inst., to confirm a resolution passed on the 21st ult. fora voluntary winding up. The Peruvian Financial Agents announce the half yearly dividend, due the let January, on the Uribarren Bonds. The guaranteed interest is advertised on Zealand Railway shares. Th. position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: Tim market for American ettouritite daring the pest week has been steady, but without mach animation, and there le nothing of particular interest to report. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Hannah Moore to carry passengers from Bir kenhead to Sydney, at 161. Ss. 9d. per bead. It appears that the steamer James Hartley had only 7,0001. in specie on board when she was wrecked between Shanghai and Hong Kong, and this was saved. TIIVILIDAT JOINING. Console, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1, ex div., foe the 10th January, opened this morning at 961 to 1, and closed at 96 11-16 to 13-16, or 951. The official business report is as follows ..—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (10th January), 951, $, ex div.; ditto, for money (shut), 961, with dm.; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 965.1; New Three per Cents., 951. 1; Bank Stock, 227 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, for account, 104/, 1, 1 ex div.; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 971, $. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan advanced per cent., leaving off at 1041 to 1 ex div. for the account. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Loan was quoted 951 to 961, being very firm ; the Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1021 to 1031 ; and the Four per Cents., 79 to 81. Exchequer Bills were steady at 28a. to 31s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market were rather more numerous, and a little more ilrmneee was shown, although the alteration in prices wee unimportant. The Turkish Loan of 1858 was quoted 661 to 881 for the new account (30th inst.), but or 1 per cent higher for money. The Loan of 1854 was quoted 771 to 4. Equacior Bonds were heavy, and were marked 121. In the market for bank shares to-day the principal feature was • rise in Bank of Egypt. London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for. Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China were marked 30. Peninenlar and Oriental Steam and Madras Irrigation shares have improved, whilst Peel River Land and London District Tele graph were quoted lower. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany were quoted 1 3-16 to 1$ prem., and those of the Universal Marine 1 to 1 prem. Mr. J. P. Petro- ehico has joined the latter company's board. The shares of the London Bridge Hotel Company were quoted 1 to 1 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocir. In the mining market to-day there have been more inquiries for East Wheal Russell shares, which have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 11/ and 111. West Cent don are quoted 71 to 73; Rosewarne, 44 to 46; and Hingston Downs, 41 to 61. Great South Tolgus are marked 14!, and Par Console, 111. St. John del Rey Mining shares are quoted 181 to 191, ex dir. Other foreign, as well as colonial mining shares, remain quiet. In the Courtof Exchr quer yesterday judgment for de fendant was given in the cue of Field v. Leine." The litigation arose on a contrapt for a sale, by the former to the latter, of l A'heal Charlotte shares, payable half at two months and half at four months' credit. The Lord Chief Baron held that the defendant had a right to the shares at once, and as they were not tendered to him until at the expiration of two months from the date of the (entreat, he was not bound to take them. The Doloosth Kiang Gunplay, ea the 12th hat., War e s • dlvldead of 101. per sham. At • manias of adveaturam tit East Cara Brea Mime, hell yesterday, thasocoants showed • emit balsam us favour of the admittance of 1101. 13.. Id. A call al 2a. td. per than wsa made. The Wheal taloa accounts, presented at the inserion held yesterday,exhitited • talsons samba tits galas of 3171.13 a. 34 ♦.all of 2c, Ed. per share vas made. At a two-monthly mean:, of adventurers la Marton Dews Mine, held yeeterdey the meows showed sad Wawa in band of 2244. 19a. 3d. Th. 's u m m e d kw.aoe d r=ry,. over receipts nelore the neat meeting, to be held la , amounted to 4101.105. 6d. A all of la. W. pm share wee made. a r II ii ii a isi oa a a a a *MATS. it N. 1 Unman I akin 411414. I 111141. 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SO all Wawa aN. w.ai l =i 11 a :ult.° 00 4 1t - Ar" . '" fir, 14 p. ID 4 Wasson al awaits -. ... oval 10 sad efts GiiiiT;l. - is i •en 64..0 ISM Da!! He...—. N. l n 14 ' ar . . a 6 ? - 4.158 1 &NY IL* Fliw - i_ -- * 64 61 JOIST eruoa law. et. A. lama 100 111 106 Da 1 law 4 Raw i 11•41. (IL Om 1 Oka f 1 iwarla la rgra i g :l! 11 1 1 W e ar til admaalll.ilw.kbak i ll B p 444 T= ai il_ i MVOS 44•44100.4. i t ., wail 5 SLIM 104 Via Dlwoota -II 11 14 0,44•1 _ ___ _7:: , 60 SI I PA US% 11 at. 7 .1 f ITJM. WOO U CM I NOW KM W. WON WM , tiogi It: re 13: =s --- lirts.oii X. 1Cte1e4.1144". of lata. AM OD •M ••• llt IN Tau Wirrazz.—Snow is lying thick upon the crest. end the sea is very rough and stormy. So dark sad glomy was the weather seaward yesterday afternoon that the Tynemouth lights were pat on by half- past 31n the afternoon. —Newcastle Chrerair/s. Un Tuesday night last we had a very remarkable display of the northern lights, the whole of the northern haavena from met to west being a pertain mass el light, nearly, if not altogether, as bright as the moon herself, widish was shining at the time. The temperature was very low, with a brisk north wind, and during the night mew squalls occurred at ibtervale, and continued to do so &tries nearly the whole of the folio" jag day, the frost Wes as lateen that home and shop windows were it over. The roods were so encumbered with drifted snow that market oon- Toyama§ with sem* &Welty, in some instances, made their wait* sad from the market.—Stamforif Nwerry. ROYAL LONDON YACUT (.'toe.—Tbe annual din ar ot this club took place yoMorday at Willies- &. Jamea-morei, the worthy commodore, Mr. A. Arosde W. prealieg. Nearly 160 gentlemen was In aftemilmome na ta - : 7. — d Gras.- (A ME IMPflaWase I La 'Andel& oft= I irCirs.:a 11-7-1-or.; u.. u~ w ._ Nakao! %Lig 0114•1111 Om Clem= 111:11,.....iaa LET - ‘7: - 1 SS N 1J if 11 1111 it 111 ••• ..• IMO I? iii 79 fa il ow ali OOLONIAL G 0111131113? iiiiit In._/.61.1 P. a. ISM 9,111,81 i: iodic& tiri t 4...ety y • “17 1 r fir N ▪ ail rut r. D. • -fir u•. gni • 111. rani . Alia • friit nia7g. *GUY 7:7* Zpr s • IN Use( Inik. Maeda IMakedsig 1 1 1 girras i Verty , Del 114.1 •11 De. ~` j ~w~' . . • . wri.a nasal ,iiiitil I kErsesr 4 IN al.l COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The weather is London this morning wee sharp frost with e light fall of snow. The attondente of the trade ro-day wee small, the tone firm. Petal of moat artieks cd the trade looking upwards. The supply of hone-grown grain wee small, and of country-made flour mall. The Imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday w. re reported this morning nil of flour, very small of wheat, smell of barley, and small of oats. W retail trade rata, lest Mondays mks. Foreign unaltered in rake. linglish whim, 425. to 625.; red, Ms. to 445. per quartet ; IDantole and Konigsberg, 42a. to Ms. per 4041 b. • Rostock, 42e. to No. ; other &due ports, 40e. to 48s. ; Fren ch,i 38s. to 42e. FLous held firmly at last Mondays prime. Town, Mei to 43e.; Norfolk. 3 to. ' , el. 21301 b.; French, 28e. to Ms. per 21411 b.; Amer., If.- 265. to 27a. per carol. BAIILET quiet, et les - monday's rates. Gore fid. dearer than 'oust Mosby. British, 20e. to 30a. per qr.; Megan, 194. to 24.. per qr. ; other Belch ports, 221. to 275. pee qr. Bnans.—English and ligyptlea sold slowly at about bet Monday's prices. &when - tick, Me. to 41e. ; harrow, 420. pr to 480. p qr. Foreign, 400. to 60s. pee qr. Rostra, Ms. Pa' V. Pus dull at last Monday's prices. Briglish Wire, Us. to 40e. ; hog end grey, 38s. to Os. ; foreign white, 48a. Finairrne CA1100817.-Billoll last Friday only five grain laden vessels were reported strived at porn of call, vin.:-1 wheat, 2 make, 2 barley. In footings no trane soda's were reported. Prises unaltered. AtUIIVAI2I 116 6 :0 LONDOII NAOS DZO. 12 TO Die 16 mad! arms/ trans. foredo. •••• Oaw trease "lll: — "l iereets. " I— @ilia." !SPOIL!, AVIIIIIOOIL ribt itff trtd 11 " . ". 30 xff.• 144 ii• lid IL II 2ft 74 4le id els Et 43. 14 Sie 114 Ile 114 11. 41 1. ........ 444 14 Se 14 Om e.4F 14 41.1.11.01 . 11. 44 AI 14 pi 30. • Ns • • 1. 5. al. St Doe 10 /I4 IN Id IV 412 Id die Id MA we left MIMS 41. 74 at V. 19 310. 14 41. NOM IN DITT: Irk 110044. OW. An. b 10 0 4.040 Pm& 1.6 KAMM 010V011 TO IPSAVFOATROS n MI 4•01011 MUM OP IlfeaT MOO To 111 MIS MM. Wev. S. New. IL Nee. If. Not. IS Dos.l. Dia 10. =ll = 7.. . I 11 1110 LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—(THIS DAT.) (iv =nut AM taus MANNINO TIMMINAPIE.) (mom otra owN oosasszoicoasT4 Gals market quiet, but Arm. COMM° wheat In fsir demand. Flour dull. Feeding Om& d all kind' dearer. Indies' men and oatmeal 64. edema. Oate, been; find barley, firm. Keen met. MDICING-LANIL--(THIB DAY.) Boots.—Tlion has been • good genera deemed for this article during the week, end a huge basins= dons at telly 6d. advance ; a few parcels hays been beaet on speculation. Band has also advanced; leaps, 61a. 6d. to 535. Conga. The public sake brought forward have heat smell We week, but a mad advents of L. to 2e. bee been established. . . TEA.—Tbereham been a decided Improvement In the Wpm this week and a slight advance has been paid In many in stances. litcno—ls fair amount of buaineee done at the full prices of bat week. Batarrraz has sold freely at le. to le. 6d. advance. Sr fraction 6 to 6, 394, 30e. 6d. ; retraction 4,40 e., 40e. 6d. Bricss Dave sold steadily at full prices. Markets generally have had an upward tendency this week. TALLOW MARKETr(THIS DAT.) The firmer tone noticed ponied., is astionlined to-day. and pokes ..rs opts 3d. to ed. pot wt. better, beton west ss follows .—Town tallow, 665. sot (sib ; Potaroburg Y.C. on the spot, 67e. to 67.. 66.; on the month, 67e. " buyers"; Jonvary to Much, Ha 6d. " bums" ; Muth sate, 675. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.—(THIS DAY.) Mere. Partenden and Smith report that the bop market h firm, with but very by good haps o are, DEATH IN A DOUGH TRollaw.—A few days age considerable excitement was amen in Wellingborough by the remarkable manner in which a inspectable young man, named William Wee, moat 21 years of age, met with hie death. The deceased, who was • baker, was, it appears, aocustogned to rise early for the purpose of preparatory man. surge for. batch of bread. On the morning of the painful occurrence he rose apparently as well as usual, and own ' mooed preparing the dough for baking, having so far pro neded witn his wont as to mix in all the reqnisite ingre dients. Oe others going into the baking-house they, es might be imagined, were struck with terror at seeing chit companion in the dough trough, suffocated end quite dead. It is generally supposed that deceased, who had been subject to apoplectic his on one or two prior occasions, was similarly seized on the morning in questioe, and fell bead foremost into the mixture of yeast, Sour, end water. On the same afternoon an legume was held on the body, before William Marshall, Eq., when the jury returned the following verdict :—" Accidentally suffocated during as apoplectic fit" CAUTION TO HOTELKEEPERS.—A Kansa built man of gentlemanly appearance, a Dutchman by - birth, and g:Mog different names et different places, bss contrived to live for roma months past upon two botelkeepera one at Leicener and the other at Derby. The doctor—for such he represents himself to be—hse been busily engaged writing a work upon chemistry, at lean that has been hie professed engagement. After luxuriating on good things at Leicester, he suddenly levantrd, being indebted to the landlord to tie tune of 621. Ins next appearance was in an hotel at Derby, where, for a time, his manners captivated several gentlemen whom be oecasionally met in the coffee-room, though his custom well to spend the greater portion of hie time in hie bedroom, engaged—or profoundly engaged—with writing materials. Atter being at the hotel some time he paid 101. on account, hot it was embeequently discovered that he had ommeded in borrowing that amount As time won on suspicious were excited, and on bong pressed foe the amount be owed he prevaricated. At length the wily fax was unearthed, wader the following oircumanaess:—A gentleman happened ens Thursday evening last to strive at the hotel in Derby, and on proceeding to the coffee-room saw the Detainees enjoying his dinner. Re at once gave paint° the landlady that the doctor, who went by another name at Limner, had contrived to swindle Mr. Bowyer, of LeMester. Mr. Bowyer was written to and mode his appearance next morning, to the great consternation and surprise of the doctor, who kept his bed until towards dusk, when he connived to give the peters who was watching the slip, and he succeeded in coaling his escape. Re is indebted to the landlady nearly 301.; and, to maks matters worse, it turns out that tie day before he succeeded in borrowing 101. from a gentlemen. which would enable him to journey by rail to semis distant place. His oonvereational powers were good, sad he is evidently • man of intelligence. Myabeer Van Dunk. though he never got drunk, sipped Wendy and water daily, and appeared as balmy as a phone.—Derby Reporter. DISTRESSING OCCURRENCL.-0o Monday night a woman residing in Vinegerclose, Leith, went out and locked two neighbour's children in her dwelling. She bed not been Long gone before the creams of the children and cries of the were heard. The neighbours vainly endeavoured to effect an entrance, until • helium teenaged to get into the house, when he discovered one of the cbildren,• girl about eiz years of age, fearfully burped by her clothes being in dames. She expired about three cidock on Tuesday morning. The children had ben playing with • lights! slick. CORONERS' INGeEsTs.—We beg to direct atteo tintl to the report of an inquest held at Wrougbion. •• poor woman, who was in • consumption, died suddenly, and properly enough, an inquest woo held. On a post mesa examination being made. the stomach end intostines were found to be highly famed, as if from the effect of an Pritant poison. No maple was made ; there were no grounds fur believin g that the poor creota re bed taken pram: nor, indeed, was there any proof that her death was caused by poison; and yet, moor eons to relate, a verdict of fel o-ele-so was returned, and she was buried. a t ugh', like • dog. It t• now just mealy years co that a nom woo had ouniMiled • highway robbery, at West Ls. i iegton, end who was fleeing from his persona, vainly struggling for dear life, fell down and died from eshauai ion; and a verdict of /do de. se was returned. Tbat verdict was amounted for at toe time by the 'world= that the jury understood lel°. de-st to mean " fell of himself." end that. therefore, the circumstances justified it. Clearly some rettrin is wanted in tee matter of coroners' inquests.— Wilt s/iirs !adept:dela. A GOOD REASON.—A story is told by the Chicago Times about the appnitment of pinioning in that nags. On unlucky spoon:me was compelled to decline for the rine set forth below : —" Deer sir,—Although I salmow ledge the tumour of my appointment, I regret to my that I bare yet an unexpired term of five years to moms in the l''.nitmuary, shiest tompela rue to decline your flattering oder." The half-yearlc meeting of the proprietors of the Beak of Ireland woe held on Wednesday, Mr. Chaster) Bath day, governor, in the ask. A dividend at the rote of ai pm mat. for the hall-year, free of income tag, was declared.