The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-11 00:00:00

I R LA.W INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY 1:10URT. (Before Vice-Ohancellor Sir R. Malin.) HARRIS V. lIMAC AND 011111111. This wAs a motion to• restrain the defeadasts frem a,irg in • newspaper called the African ~rpoter and Advocate published at Sierra Loose, advertisement warning all persons that the Wittig( had been disudued from the office of agent to liquidators in the winding up of the Arsflis• ',Wriggler, and further stating that he was at date, D ec ember 7, in Whitecrou-strect prison. The that 4. intitf denied the right to dismiss him, and asserted C ‘ aras not in prison w hen the advertisement appeared, while the defendant adhered to the pun üblished statement. lir. taus; and Mr. Jones Bate man appeared for the C..lll:itt ; and Mr. Hardy and Mr. Wickens for the i roe the defendants undertaking not to insert OT &nth°. the teinsertion of any ad_vertisement asserting . that the lintl been dismiased, or had no connexion with ibe defendants or the company, and not to repeat the state ,r.t that he was in prison, no order was made upon the ,ajon, and the question of oasts was reserved. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. sittings in Banco.—(Bef ore Justices Blackburn, Mellor, and Lush.) This vas the first day of Hilary Term. Their lordships •oeis their seats on the bench shortly after 10 o'clock. 711 E QUEEN r. R. BROWN AND OTHER& Mr. Mcßae Moir moved for a rule nisi for a mandamus ~tho • upon the commissioners of the Central Criminal I '...art°to make up the record in this case. The Attorney neral bad granted biz fiat for a writ of error, and a record Lai been made up, but not the proper record. Brown, with o h, r x, were tried for larceny in stealing and receiving silk. Objection wn, taken that the counts for receiving had not heir, proved. as they did not allege the p was the same as that stolen. The Recorder retired witl the of user of the court to consider the point, and on his nturn said the primmers must be acquitted, and the deputy clerk, in :tlr. Avery's absence, entered the verdict detfinny. The Recorder then directed the prieenen to be ained in custody, and a fresh indictment was preferred azdn4 them and found. On the second trial they pleaded acquit, and on the production of the mini:de l...l:: it was found that the entry of the verdict of not i;ty Lad been altered. Mr. Avery three weeks after (on couviction coming o his knowledge) havin recorded tb, facts Low the acquittal took place, and up o n that the roart declined to receive the plea, and the pnamiers were 3, found guilty, and sentenced to penal servitude. The 1 ikconier had refused to strike out the interpola n as .d return the record of not guilty merely. Th e court held there was no pretence for this applies ti.o, and refused the rule. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. T 1.6 was the first day of Hilary Term. The court sat • es jtcr 10 o'clock, the learned judges being the Lord Damn and Serous Sorkin, Channell, and Pigott. HOARE V. TALLOCK. M.. Kemp moved for • rule calling upon the dr to show canes why the plaintiff should not At liberty to take out of court • sum of „Lich had been deposited by the defendant in lieu • The action was brought against the defendant for promise of marriage, and the defendant having o i 7 tei a note totheplaintiff,stating he was goingout of the he was arrested upon a writ of espial, but Übe , ...! paying into court SW. and 101. for costs. The • was tried before the Under Sheriff, and a verdict ...ma for the plaintiff for 150/. Judgment was signed pith December last. The plaintiff now wished to the al/. in part satisfaction of that awn. Ti Lora (list Barra—Take a rule. thile nisi. r. BISHOPS CASTLE RAILWAY COMPANY. Mu. Channel!, on behalf of Mr. Dawson, secretary of the ele.iring committee,moved for a rule to show cause scirc facial should not issue against Mr. Plowden, a , i reholdes of the railway compa n y , in res p ect of the ..N.eunt unpaid upon his shares. On the 22nd February ~t, jed4;inent was obtained against the company awl a writ of fi. fa. was issued on the follow- The sheriff of Montgomeryshire, where v•eepany carried on business, wrote that all the ,ctv of the company bad been sold a month before. t.irieu•persons were sent there and to the adjoining county t. sre if there was anything belonging to the company . p.m which a levy could be made, end they reported that :...thing could be found. The under-sheriff also said that the sorting Linda of the company bad already been imp. The court granted a rule, and also a similar rule against :umber shareholder of the company. ARCHES COURT. (Before Sir R. J. Phillimore.) 411RTIN V. MACRONOcIII2.—THE ST. ALBAN's RITUAL (*As!. The hearing of this case was resumed this morning, when Mr. Prideaux proceeded with his address on the part of tho defendant. lie submitted that these articles did oome within any of the acts of Uniformity, *Lich provided that no clergyman should wilfully obstinately nee any rite or ceremony which was not in aceordince with the use of the church of England. Mr. 31.iekonochic, if he had deviated from the use of the Church ~f England, bad nut done so wilfully and obstinately, ii; :much as be had cowed several of the practices iwiiplained of before the commencement of the Ile also contended that there was a dia. ni p-incy in the articles so fax a s regarded the chalice. The offence was using water with the but in the Articles it was using water anti mixing it *ali the wine during the time of the communion. This ,it was an attempt to eta ike secretly at some established laudable doctrine of the church of England, it might be of the whole church of Christ. The *hole argument on the other side was that the church .1 England was not a branch of the ono catho. h.. church of Christ, but that it was a church I Add idled by act of parliament. That wag the argument *I :ch these oppused to them in the church of Rome urged oc:mist them, and if it were true, the sooner the church Eterlatul ennobled to pieces the better. What was the of the Prayer-book "The Book of Common Prayer • I Administration of the Rites and Ceremonies of the according to the use of the Church of England." .iliject of the statute was not to introduce any rites s' were foreign to the one holy catholic church ; that *I at was lucent was the rites of the church, and not of :c church of England, was perfectly clear. karne.l counsel was proceeding with his address u our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A sOlDire s nation) WITH McMinn° A COMRADE. .E•iot ./:-/it 0,01, a private of the 2nd battalion of Cremalier Cuanls, was charged before Mr. Knox with shilling two •atches of the value of $l., the property of t•simuel l'artwri,:lit, another private of the slum battalion. The prosecutor, a married man, residing with his wife at st. George's B.arracks, said that ou the Nth instant his • ,re went out. and while she was gone he went into the K' oral barrack room with hie child, locking the door of li. room, but leaving the key in it. About an hour after suds he went to his room and missed two watches. Think his wife might have put the watches away before going ant he said nothing about them till she returned, when he fiend that the watches had been stolen dosing her absence. lie then gave information to the police, and subsequently iw one of the watches in the hands of a pawnbroker. The such produced was the same. On charging the prisoner with taking the watches he denied doing so. Charles Kelly. assistant to Mr. George Attenborongh, pawnbroker, of Fleet-street, said that on Thursday after noon the prisoner eamein with", watch mewled, andotfered it is pledge. Seeing information in the List" respecting the watch he detained it, and sent for a constable, but the ten 'Lama est ze . p before n t er he arrival of the emir that he the t watch for 14 months, but he afterwards Said it was his sister's, and that he had it from her, and on his (witness) sling him how long he had it he said a fortnight. Suhee ..,,ently he (witness) went to St. George's Barracks, and luentiried the prisoner. In answer to the prisoner the witness said the watch was detained at half-past 3. The prisoner said that he could call vanesees to prove that he was not out of the barracks after 2 o'clock. Sergeant Harris, ta A, said that he accompanied the last witness to the barracks, and on the sergesnt- Euler ordering some men, all about the same size, ' :am dressed in a similar manner, to fall in, the witness Kelly identified the prisoner as the man who had offered him the watch in pledge. On telling the pri soner that he should take him into custody for stealing the watch, he said, " Very well ; you have got the wrong man." The prisoner denied stealing the watches, and said he could prove that he did not. The witness Kelly said he was positive the prisoner was the man who offered the watch in pledge. In answer to Mr. Knox, Sergeant Hardy, the prisoner's sergeant, raid the pri soner could have been out of the barracks at the tune stated, lent he thought proper. Mr. Knox said the prisoner should have every oppor tunity afforded him for calling his witnesses, and remanded bon for that purpose. - - WANDSWORTH. A srtaa. CONSTABLE FINED FOB AN ASSAULT. .h.srpA Cook, a special constable, was re-examined on a chwgial with being concerned, with other persons, in corn nutting a violent assault upon Mr. John W. Embleton, builder. A youth, named 2'hosias Comet/ow, appeared on this wagon to answer a summons for assaulting the same complainant. It appeared from the evidence that the a °t , iiiimg some houses in Brewer-street, _ _ On the 28th nit. he received information that the sub banns of a shop were being broken. When he came up he KW Cools with other men and boys dancing_ round an organ tuan. The complainant seised Currey, ilhin• special eon- ' IN FINSBURY. imphreye, the Mid ion at the White Hui W the circumstances of 1:t years. ti, oralup-street, ay. the boy who is in ow. deceased. went to view the body ▪ fatal occurrence, at ▪ into a back 14)011/ ant deceased ' s body, *Moil) the floor was saturated , tack of a blood-stabbed Olifton-street, old— er. The deceased wan half years of age. On o'clock, she had mon. ply given the demand James Loader, to play came home, but snag ocked. At length as ho entered by the w. lark. When she go* • place and a quantity . .came unconsmome. was the companion d e a very well-behaved.. Ile was always wish chool togethe; . = both of m ootmaker. said that of at the ropiest of Mn, Du -street, by the treat RS got she saw a pea. loor. The deceased was B fire-place. There was on the table. There *en hot, for the cane of and she identified the duce.' as her property. lifC, hich was spotted No. r. 5, Clifton-street, on Thursday from about ard the two boys talkiag o'clock. The postman efore that some penes ge and closed the street nothing but the boys ,an knocked t Rice ; e because it was wag • When she at length one, the back parlour All was quiet. Witness oak. Witness was the two boys. She did not trange ways' absence. She Se house. He woe the ay with the deceased. it the accused, James he police on Thursday magistrate on Friday, ext. the accused, wad that it No. 9, South-street, John Strangeways, OLDIO ni Thursday. He went 'clock. He did not say a very good, quiet boy. f a kind disposition from In came home on Than. be had been with John. urred. He had tea, and Ile was always playing quiet disposition. ir at 0:d-street polices 'ening, at a quarter to 8 I which caused him to sere saw deceased deed. 'der, and told him that id Minds. There was no tiler said that he had Id went home and got the deceased sitting in ter with him. Witness while you were playing?" tot look witness in the I. Witness asked him ;er (for the chair was placed). He said he knew left dr-crated all right. well. You were the last terefore you will be sum then you will be pat on tell the truth." He then all about it." Witness :ever lie said would be f he was sent to be tried. l he made the following own, and lie signed it: — re a statement r dative to . lie came to my father's tuy-market, and mks.' me Cliften•street, Finsbury. played together with • lour. NVe thought that parlour. John Strange the tire and made to poker in his left light, and I took up a ito the front parlour. We ick parlour. I walked came behind me and life which he was carrying inwards, tan into his groin. it on the table. and said, then attempted to sit on a ..r. I liftnl him off and lie corner of the room. I so and went home to my mother what bap when this took plain— ,en I was taking the prisoner be said " I sass afraid my him about it; therefore to play at robbers. We did room ; but we pretended we went in to fi g ht them." hat he was called to the de. sad found him quite dad two hours. There was • id) just tilted a wound in upon which IRA& the wound irds, sod had transti •ed the he body. Death. of course. five minutes. Ile no doubt and then 1141 on the floor. and have hen caused by the it knife while it was in hie )ro another would, I think, .rd cut than thin.. wound hare been inflicted ton stood behind the downs's& such a stub. but I do not ow cr.:4 oth itie. said that her son wu wary 3 a canners. Ile used to play a of an esciteable dispoaition. rag accidental. that he believed after hear- Liat the occurrence was sod. after the expression of the ceased and after the surgeon's to carry the case further. liberation returned a verdict I dead from a wound in the 2d was inflicted by his own sot Loco or Frit Lrviss.— errible edamitv resulting ice yesterday in this re the Chilterns. The pieta e hose of one of the met of hills, and closely adjoin/B , f ind almost historic sheet at !streams in the neighbourhood. en's Fishpond, that worthy in. his vicinity, and represented .lover in the Long Parliament. oat few days had coated the dn layers of ice, which the tore rendered very insecure' ed by the prevalence of several is of the pond. The ice yes 'hen five little boys, of ages line—two of them brothers—. pon a dangerous spot. One nine years, the only sae ta med Joseph Reading, brok• ipanions immediately followed. but unhappily no u seful assi s t. d all were long past restorer t out of the water. Among the s named Bates, eons of a pie. ! accident occasioned much a re i a . g the foremost to render the a the Rev. Albert weear on ce closely adjoins the Of this immediate_ .locality that .71 .nod, a similar pawn& accident Ism of four Bele girls were IZD ~l7}D tt IX LIVERPOOL„ sestina owed Edward Richard ed fraa the worovicul doy , charged name d Nsiw McGann, on the Dan , beasest Wore the Liverpool , o &owed that the prisoner had a, sad that tbe deceased &editions targd by coining into ma. DAY.) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY 'TUNING, JANUARY 11, 1868. table, who was pointed out to him so baying catcall the damage, when Cook and other' " plisthed - into him and released him. He was severely knosired about, hie eye and lip cut, and his arm bruised. Oink said be was a spa- cial constable, and showed his paper 11 . 1. The complainant now dated that Costellow would not let a boy go for a ecestable. The defendant was one of is 1 them who samated him. The prisoner Cook laid he never interfered with the Se complainant. Mr. Dayman told him that the case was proved against him. The owner had a right to apprehend the man for M. damaging his shop frames, end the prisoner had no right to interfere to release him. For she smolt he fined him is 20s. ; and in default, ordered hint to be imprisoned for 14 et. dada prisoner strongly protested his innocence, end wished to have the other defendant called as &witness. On IS. Costellow being sworn he stated that he did not see any e s . person strike the complainant. He did not see him struck. eL Mr. Dayman thought the evidence of the witness proved a little too much, sa was impossible for the complainant is• nos to know that he was struck. el The witness said be might have been looking another way. Mr. Dayman refused to alter his decision, and also fined et Costellow 20e., and 2s. costa, with the alternative of 14 ft t. days' imprisonment. 0 A Y. ) ' ---. 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H , a at Wee li ,usiool • •. . •• 1 i a t akin 1 a Ilanelg.Teleg. oo A 6 Se IMMO 1 ' Do. 14 pgr _mat i 1 4 *Awl le itiolowe.**lwelao(L) 5 2'i lb Am 1 10 'Upper 4.60= Tee- -- en 6 eICI. le IW=DlimaWe iwo l i a 4 4 41 Se .I•o 4 *Sewerd , 0 1 1 0 GB 911,11061 SO :Wan= Maw* ' U 11 15 111 000 40 TWoUsetlilllo.olll44l. 11 9 3 .• • Ca ream PBETERVICH SHAM. North Haetres, W. Hartlepool Barb, aad Rod, Ste. MOM M&RKBT.-(THIS DAI.) On O'CLote. The stook markets are very quiet to-day, and prices are without variation of importance. On the whole the tendency is firm, the accounts from abroad being regarded as satisfactory, while the supply of money in the Stock Exchange continues excessive. In the absence at the moment of fresh purchases, Consols are 1-16 per cent. lower, but other securities, including English railways, are maintained at yesterday's improvement. Alli ance Bank shares are heavy, in consequence of the announcement that, through losses at Liverpool, the directors are not in a position to pay a divi dend. The circumstance that the fortnightly settlement will commence on Monday tends to check business generally. There is no new feature in the discount market. The supply of money is still very large, and the rate for choice paper is 4 per cent. below that current at the Bank. Short loans are obtainable l in the Stock Exchange at 4 to 1 per cent. Console are quoted 92 to 4, ex div., for money and the new account (6th February). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are at 92 to 4. The railway market is inactive, and with the exception of a decline of 4 per cent. in Midland, viz., to 1031 to 4 ; the principal stocks are unaltered. Subjoined are the prices :—Metro politan, 1154 to 116; Great Western, 454 to 4 ; London and North Western, 114; to 4 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1234 to 4 ; Caledonian, 734 to 4 ; South Eastern, 674 to 68 ; Great Eastern, 291 to } ; Great Northern, 106 to 107 ; ditto A, 108 to 4 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to t, North British, 3.1 to 34 ; Brighton, 485 to 4 ; Berwick, 984 to 994 ; and York and North Mid land, 914 to 924. The foreign stock market is quiet, and prices ge nerally are quoted the same as yesterday. Turkish of 1865 are inquired for, and have risen 4 per cent., viz., to 30 to t. Turkish of 1862 are at 56 to 57 ; Greek, 12 to 4 ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 344 to 35 ; Portuguese scrip, ; to 1 prem. ; Italian of 1861, 414 to 42; Egyptian of 1864, 86 to 87 ; and Mexican, 15; to 4. United States 5-20 Bonds are unchanged, at 714 to 4 ; but Erie Railway shares have improved 14 per cent., the present price being 50 to 51. Illinois Central are steady, at 884 to 4. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted 20 to 4 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 5 to 4, showing no alteration. Bank shares show no alteration of importance. Alliance are at 14; to 134 dis., being heavy. Union of London, 34 to 33; Imperial Ottoman, 14 to Ij4 dia. ; London and Westminster, 694 to 704 ; and London and County, 534 to 541. Financial shares are inactive, at the following prices :—lnternational, 24 to 2 dis. ; London, 234 s it elf b to 225 the 2211 dis. ; General Credit, 2 4 to 2 4 dis. ; an d Credit Foncier, 3 to 4 per share. A telegram, dated Calcutta , 2 nd inst., announces Bank of Bengal (Government) has di° declared a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. las • per annum. No losses have been sustained, and ; 7_ the reserve fund remains intact. lV leib ... An extraordinary meeting of the Caledonian Railway Company will be held on the 29th inst., l ICTIIM — " for the purpose of considering the report of the I 2 °_ committee of inquiry to t he shareholders of the i g! si ioo company, dated 4th instant , and relative docu -1 ments." ear The half-yearly meeting of the Fore-street Ware bs i house Company (Limited) is called for the 22nd th . e ill l b nd e i d an ecl C are arr d ;ing Com rivi t ":. xide instant , when w n h ual en m a e d e i: i i n d g en of d tor If pauy (Limited) is convened for the t'ilst inst. Two o'C toil: . ilia Id Consols are fractionally better, at' 21 for money, ins and 924 to 1 for the amount. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter - opened at 681 r. 83c. fur the soouunt, being sc. higher. A further sum of 100,0001. in gold was despatched - on Thursday from New York for Europe. - The only alteration in the foreign exchanges yes- 1 _ terday afternoon was a further slight decline in the - rates for bills on Vienna, a movement which in- 1 :: dicates some diminution of political distrust. The i n - list is subjoined : . Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.01 ; ditto, short, J; - sd ILIB to 11.19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.01 s - Anteresp,3 months, 23.33 to 25.40; linamela, 3 month; id j - sd 25.35 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.91 to .. 11 j-• 13.10 ; Berlin, Cologne, he., 3nu lithe, 8.26 f to 6.271 I ' 4 'l - _., St. Petersburg, 3 months, 32 to 31f ; Paris, abort, 25.124 Ws 171 "" to 25.Z2i; ditto, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.35 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.35 ; Franldorton-tho-Mains, - 3 months, 1204 to 1201 ; Vienna, S months, 12.25 to pm - 12.30 ; Trieste, 3 months, 1125 to 12.30 ; Madrid, 3 Ws. ••• months, 48 it° 481 • Santander, 3 mouths, 4te to 481; Cad* pa =" 3 3 months, iziibi„ 4: 8 1 3 / 4 to w 441 ; ; Se v vill asnai. e, 3 snamthaii..4Bl4Bsoi 4 1 :! 4 ; 8 5 i hdap, ; Dar. di. - Woos, 3 maths, 481 to 48i ; Bilbao, S months. 4811 to 41. - 484 ; Bangor, 3 months, 43 to 484 ; m.n, 4 1 .1 - months, 29.40 to 29.50 ; Ganes, 3mo nths P, a2erm 09.40 , 3 to Per 111 i 29.30 ; Naples, 3 month% 29.40 to 29. l I fr - months, 29.40 so 29.50 ; Marina, S months , 29.40 to du _.-- 29.50; Lisboa. 90 days' date, 514 to 511 ; Oporto, 90 days' - date, 514 to 514. sd 14 3 14 The following shows the rates of discount now Lin is..is current in the principal Continental cities, viz.:- - at Paris, 1} per cent. • Hamburg and Frankfort, l a 21 ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 3} ; Vienna 4 ; Turin, 5 ; Brussels, 2 ; and St. Petersburg, d per !ARE LISTS.-(THIS DINAZY BEAR* AND Pe. 1 worm l=" A IM O~6A~ ------ Ise liiilfaiiistattu`e. ell De. • =ew ill brftira WO lialloa se : 4, ll. 111; WI De. • Oresaieella 1411 Loam ....- NM l i Areaseika l 140 Oct %flab 11)11 De. 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FI 6il 86 94 146 160 --; pal TRAFFIC RECEIPTS ON RAILWAYS IN THEIR UNITED KINGDOM FOR 1867. mi. United I The traffic receipts on railways in the Unit.- Kingdom amounted for the year 1867, on 13,802 mdes • of railway, to 38,670,5401., against 37,415,9271. on et. 13,424 miles of railway in the year 1866, showing _ _an in- se. crease of 1,234,613/. The increase of Dale in 1866 over It. 1865 amounted to 2,080,0891., so that the inverse of traffic 114. in the past year over the preceding year was leas by 825,4761. fR 22 hath the increase of traffic in 1866 over 1 865 . Consider the state of financial matters during the year tn. and the serious losses incurred by the failure and St. winding-up of several joint-stock companies, it is tle satisfactory that the fal lin g off was not greater. I Owing to the very severe weather in the first quarter of 1867, the increase =that %meter was only 71,500/. over the F L " same quarter in 1866, while the increase in the first quarter at. of 186 e over 18 65 amounted to 673,5001., being 602,0001., et • thus amounting at once for the greater part of the ea comparrtive deficiency. The increase of tra ffi c in the 12 ._ second quarter of 1867 was 352,7001., against 524,0001. in 1866 over the same quarter in 1865 ; the increase in the third quarter amounted to 596,0004, against 297,5001. in to 1866 over 1865 ; and in the fourth quarter to 361,4001., against 446,000/. in 1866 over 1865. The traffic receipts on the 14 principal lines of railway in the United King- o t:, dom for the year 1867 amounted, on 9,497 miles, to 32,038,5881., and for the year 1866, on 9,242 miles, to 3 1 1 4 ,9 4 S . , showing an increase of 882.640/. to The increase in the receipts on the Caledonian Railway me amounted in the year 1867 to 6,015/. ; on the Great le Eastern, to 16,43 W '. • on the Great Northern, to 110,306/. ; 100 on the Great Sou thern and Western of Ireland, to 41,2171. ; on the Great Western , to 26,543/. ; on the Lan cubits and Yorkshire, to 91,111/. • on the London and too North-Western, to 88,395/. ;on the London and Brighton, Ht. to 74,9381. ; on the London and South Wester a, to 20 9 26,331. ;on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 41- to 14,261/. ;on the Midland, to 160,41 W. ;on the Nort h I . ~ Ihitish, to 41,9161.,. on the North Eastern, to 93,5681. ; 100 and on the South Eastern, to 90,5751. The total t o o receipts on the smaller lines amounted to 6,631,9521. ; 100 and for the year 1866, to 6,269,9791., showing an 100 increase of 361,9731. The total traffic receipts 100 on the Caledonian Railway for the past year e t amounted to 1,767,097/. ; on the Great Eastern, to to 1,866,718/. ;on the Great Northern, to 2,104,066/. ;on t o the Great Southetn and Western, to 524,5761. • on the N. Great Tresteru, to 3,896,51 1 4/. ; on the Lancashire and et Yorkshire, to 2,449,125/.; cm the London and North West ern, to 6,370,946/. ; on the London. Brighton, and South IL ° Coast, to 1,243,717/. ;on the London and South Western, 10 to 1,313,917/. ;on the Manchester , She ffi eld, and Lincoln- at, shire, to 1,097,167/. ; on the Midland, to 2,826,Zi1f. ; on st, the North British, to 1,405,765/. • on the North Eastern, et. to 3,770,606/. • and on the South 'Eastern, to 1,372,139/. 20 total, 32.0:e4,58/9. The total capital expended on the , 5 : 0 railways in the United Kingdom to the end of July, i oo 1867, amounted to 457,167,3 W/. on 13,802 miles of rail- at. way, being an average cost of 3:4,1214/. per mile. The 2 et. t ra ffic receipts amounted to 38,670,54 W., being at the rate 10 of 2,14091. per mile ; the working expenses appear to have been 50'6 per cent., against 4814 per cent. in 1866, and l a 48 per cent. in 18 65. It is a fact that the working ex- to palms of railways have gone on steadily increasing from st, an average of 40 per cent. of the gross receipts in 1845 to In. We per cent. in 1867, to that there is tot much proba bility of reduction in the percentage of working expenses. The percentage of traffic receipts, as compared with the amount of capital expended, has varied from 9*0.5 per cent. , a in 1815 to 5•70 per cent. in 1850, when it was at the lowest. Front thence it then gradually augmented to 8'57 per cent. in 1n6.5. The percentage of receipts to sO, expenditure in the past year was 846 per cent., and the 1,00, percentage of net profits on the enormo us expenditure of W. 45",000 rate ,000/. was only at the of 4'lB per cent., which, 2 wunri'der;:let.circurastanoes, must be deemed an unsatisfac- Tbe traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom 111 amounted, for the week ending January 4, on 13,14 n miles, Mt to 650,2Z1/., and for the correanonding week o f last year, 14 on 12,831 miles, to 611,34:9., showing an increase of 315 et miles and of :91,830/. The gross receipts on the following st 13 railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 9,497 miles, to N 544,2361., and for the corresponding week of 1867, on 9,942 11 miles, to 511,991/., showing an incre ase of 255 miles and N fa C of 32,315/. The increase on the Great Eastern amounted to 2,4719. ;on the Great Northern to 3,11441. ; on the M Great Southern and Western, to 1278/. ; on the Great ti Western to 4,951/. ;on the Lancas hire and Yorkshire to It 1,71KV.; on the Loudon and North Western to 2,5'261.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 3,5091.; on the Lon don and South Western to 2,407/. ;on the Manchester, 1 1 l Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 918/. ; on the Midland to 4,2257. ; on the North British to 2,181/. ; on the North Eastern to 841/. ; and on the South Eastern to 2,0907. d t o tal, 38,03 ; but from this must he deducted 51 7119., the decrease on the Caledonian, leaving the 1 increase, es above, 32,315/. The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 293,0211., and for the corm stranding week of 18 6 7 to 279,7'•r21., showing an increase of 13,2991. The receipts for passengers, parcels, amounted to 951,215/. against 2.12,19 W., showing an in crease of 19,0867. T he trails receipts on 52 other lines a usonn.ed, on 3,643 miles, to 105,9 8 71., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,589 miles. to tr 9,499/., showing an increase of 410 miles and of 6,565/. The total receipts of the past week show a decrease of 53,39 - 4. as compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 24th of December. Mr. Joseph Glass, who died st Buxton on the 29th of last month, was the inventor of the chimney sweeping machine now in use. " Not until the produc tion of this philanthropic invention," says the Athourunt, " were the advocates of the suffering climbing boys able to procure the passage of the bill for the suppression of & cruel practice. Mr. Gleam, having perfected his machine and proved its practicability, was examined before • committee of the House of Lords ; the result being the act of parliament for the suppression of the climbing-boy system of sweeping chimneys. Mr. Glass received the silver medal and the prize of 2007., but he never patented his useful invention. He waa actively engaged for many years, first, in advocating the claims of the climbing boys, and afterwards in prosecuting the masters who attempted to evade the provisions of the act." ALLEGED IMPORTANT ARREST IN DUBLIN.-011 Wednesday evening, between five and six o'clock, Messrs. F.gginton and Carey, of the detective police. arrested Is Duke-street, near Grafton-street, a man who is said to have been the leader of the " affair" at Tallaght on the sth of March, last year. The prisoner gave the name of Ferguson, but on further inquiry he refused to give any name or to reply to any question. The general opinion is that the prisoner is Lennon. whose name was so frequently mentioned in the trials at the first spethd commission. He will be brought up again in a few days, but the polies authorities do not feel justified in giving any information respecting the arrest. The prisorer is about twentrfive years old, and seems to have experienced some hardship. He has been removed to Kihnainham gaol. We under stand that the police made a most minute search for per sons charged with Fenianism in a house in Dawson-street on Wednesday night, but without success. The marine guard continues on night duty on the East Pier, and the Board of Public Works have erected • shed there to protect the men from the weather. Marines are still located in the Sondycove Battery.—Preemaa's.fourisof. FRENCH Pnotz. —Nom, of all modern intellects, that of France is meet like to the Greek in the love of artistic form ; in the passion for definiteness of thought and figure ; and in the habit of pushing • principle to what seems the logical conclusion, so that the thinker's eye shell be soothed by the artistic completeness of the argumentative lines, and not shocked by those Wese_ lai:Ves of compromise which the eseentielly English mind wee without discomfort. That measured beauty of farm which gives a supreme charm to French prose, sad that air of logical rigour which marks French speculation, come front the same impulse. Att means beauty set in like order; philosophy means principles set in a order ; and both rmult from ;the passion for eons ness, or the horror of an inharmonious line. Kant, rounding off the limits within which the intellest CM work scientifically, and Goethe, clothing the esseleas of life with the artistic Deity of Faust, there le lithe surface affinity; yet in reality both minds *bey the same rule ; each says in his own way that, if we oily leek deep enough, we shall se* • rounded completeness In what seems a shapeless mass to the eye visperilled by the euphrasr and rue of thought and andedr. The parks for completeness may indeed exist wltheall the isselliat for ptlering In materials that ema sifted a essimptste nese which *all be real. In Franc* *et passim ices lees than those faculties; bones, with all Its B =er best work Ise • oertsia thinness bauble work of Gerznanyand England ; berbesety In not staddh/f organised as the beauty of We; she has ao illtakespute sad no Goethe.--irrain's dragazies for Alma. It was JOIXT STUCK ALM. B~SICO. I?! ICL prices. I saki. '-' .---- Dent — ll ,0101, 10 . Aipa ( )• ...- •4 •Pm 7 .610 00 10 ADAI Ds. * 10 ctrl 1 9 , , . - 000 100 dllibree Waited —.. II 13 11 die; )0 00 10 11 ti am LI! AO 60 Azitioloplisaglak.).. A 169 174 ‘4Oll ID 1 Aisle Mks patted} 10 6 4 90116 61 I trentrairla all 61 62 60* 10 111000110111611001m11110 mil 10 12 VW NI MI Ds. liww Mwe ,lew n4 eed 1 pia. 11 6 in 4 Ms OM Notre el all 1,000 la le 11/Nifit W/10 (17a1N;11 , 111 a. 4141. keel 111 INN/ d Xlw Isaltria.. 1 M II ti moo f,OOO 11l I Debbi N. Americo all 47 49 5,000 10 o.7tr.ladla.Atte.,o6 l aa, /11 174 184 0,000 16 Mart. Moo ell ladis,tre. ell 27 20 ad 0,000 10 City , -.... —— l N 114 11 e DAN IN coeNNA • IS 17 ID I 0,063 110 Otrieolidarek 1;67 IV 4 I par Ipin , 16000; 10 lso6 Zemke (ttriltad) 6 1 0 ale 40001 10 . 110treealaahsafellt. 161 ) II - - 06 6,600 116 , NNW& sad Amebae .10 4 2as 6,000 10 10.6.116210t.dolanetroL 10 11 2We 0.0001 II ' Ingiloont Asel.flierid all 17 16 Mel 2119 TiosslongdShatt.Coep. all . 4 i i ___ 11.0001 Ile Do. Now - .1 61 10,000 100 Laporte' Ilediatrtli6) Os i i,r -..,..0,4r0 imperial Meccas ....... 10 11 tau zd 6,000 23 loam WI 14 25 6,000 25 Do. New 000001 16 , Land Meet. la. Inditrl ) 4 2l 29 1..1 8110001400 . D0.tp.e.146.,1084,16tre all 00 ID ed 10.0111 le Loo.ak.tritetroo., lO 8 die IS,OOO ,100 tondos and Breallba 188 lb DJ die 22,000; 10 1 Do. New lTe 6 e*dls CON 100 ,Loodcoaltkroalow(L ) Oh 4 6 poi 40,600: IS ' Do. do. do !10 1 lipm 10,010 • 10 1 1.0. M. Dank al AndeL l all *l4 WI 07,6114 .60 Losdoe and County. 1". 46 12,600 20 Do. 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SI WI ko Paalo(L) I.? el II all ILammtAllaraTemalka II le ;Mak DM. at Palm* • ma landbera el 1am..... • all rational Immaa -- Kal Wail Vaal= _...... ma De. ie pm eraltret. W. of a ilireelhaill. Tram* • Call • --. -I—r VOLVOS I 4- 1 1 11111 111A;MIIMULIIM ei MOM $ p De peisaarL PIK& • ploirsa 4 1-1 Do, air . tared at I . IIP••• • • imm t m arli • 10(11•104. • NLOW V•it. reeLwa INA. Is •I a ID simis re ia. 111 AUL W. ll . ilia L Extension shares of the East Indian Railway Company by the 18th Febroarj. The meeting of the United Discount Corporation was held yesterday. The gross profit for the hall year amounted to 17,3771., including the sum brought forward, and a dividend was declared at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. The deposits reach about 2,000,0001. Subjoined are the quotations of insuranoe, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Laurance—Commercial Union, 4/, j, T ; Eagle, 7 ; Guardian, 47 • Imperial Firs, 330, ex ; London and Provincial Multi*, 1/ ; North British and Mercantile , 15 / , I ; Ocean Marine , . 21, 20/, 1/ ; Rook Life, 8 ; Theme and Mersey Mums (limited), 4 11.16; Union Marisa Live (Limited), 8/ ; Universal Marine (limited), 4). • ht and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 41, 1,4, ex div. Ditto New, 21, 2, ex die.; Equita ble (New), 31/, ; Grua Central, 124, g ; Imperial, 61, 60, ex ; Imperial Cot. tinentM, 941, 4 ; London, 61; Western, 14/ ; Ditto B, 7/, E. Docks—East and West India, 124/, 5. Waterworks—Berlin, 13 , 1, 13. FRIDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92/," sellers," for the Gth February, opened and dosed to-day at 92/, " buyers. For money the price was almost exactly the same as for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three The Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock ,21,- to f Th• official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 3, ex dir. • ditto, for account, 92;, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 92/, 2, ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Stock, 216, ex div.; ditto, Five per Cent., 111/, ex thy. ; ditto Four per Cent., 10011 • ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 103} ; ditto Bonds, 355., 335. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was tolerably firm. _ _ Exchequer Bills remain at 225. to 275. prem. The changes in foreign stocks were not numerous. Egyptian Bonds rose ?: to 1 per cent., and Italian of 1861, : while Sardinian fell ti t ; and Turkish of 1858 and 1862, it to 1. Egyptian Nine per Cent. Scrip was last quoted dia. to i prem. ; Portuguese Scrip, I to 1 prem., being 1 higher; and the Honduras Government Railway Loau, 1 to 1 prem., ex coupon. MINE.S.-(TllI8 DAY.) On o'CLocz. There are fewer transactions in the mining market to-day, and, with the exception of a decline in West Chiverton, viz., to 664 to 674, prices generally present no &nge. Great Retallae.k are quoted 3,4, to I ; Prince of Wales. 645. to 334. ; West Great Work, 31. to ; Wheal Grenville, 325. 6d. to 335. ; East basset, 12i to 14 ; West Drakewalls, is. to 9s. ; Wheal Seton, &I to 93; Wok Kitty, 12s. 6d. to iris. ; New Lovell, 7s. 6d. to 10s. ; and Chiverton Moor, 511 to bt. John del Rey shares exhibit a fresh fall of 21. 10s., the present price being 311 to 37/. Don Pedro ure quoted 2i , to prem. ; dia. to par ; Choutales to 11 dia. ; Rossa thende, 12s. to 14.. ;Angle talian, to and prem. ; Protium, and Bolivia, 17s. to 19 s. ; Port ,Phillip, lA to The stiuioined report on the metal market is front the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelazen mid North: The first week in the new yes: has brought no improve ment in tie metal trade. fl uidness is exceedingly dull, and price< are with difficulty maintained. Iron—The demand for Welsh and Staffordshire iron is of a limited character ; prices are irregular. Scotch pig iron hes ruled from :di. tel. to 7.2 e. Std. cash. Copper—A very limited amount of business has been reported, the difference between buying and selling prices almost stops trannietions ; ces are nominal. English continues v e r y dull. Chili IS:LWaft (motel at 671. in Liverpool. Tin oontinues de pressed. with sellers of Straits at S7l. spot B..eca neglect-NI. In Holland the price has receded te 7.2 g. English tin unsettled. Tin plates show no signs of im provemcnt. Lead remains dull, with the exception of a little irnre demand for LB. Spelter has recovered about lilt pt.,- tea front the lowest point touched, some few hnnilred taus having changed hands on the spot here at 211 f. 53. to O. 10s. On 20f. 20f. lie. for special brands ; v. and s., 20/. to U. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TIIIS DAY.) (u) TELEGRAPH.) (TROY OCR OMIT ooaaserotroorr.) The mirket firm. Sales probably about. 12,000 b.tles. TALLOW MAKKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is flat. Town tallow, 4?.. Gd.; Petersburg Y.C. on the rpot, ; 30. ; JautouT to Marco, 4 941. ; March, 41s. ; April to June, 441 , ;td. ; Octo ber to December, 41.. Ya. MAllia: Lao:rel.—Town tallow , ; ditto, 2s. ; yellow Rama 45a ld.; melted t at tl7. 33. Ga. ; rough ditto, 17a. ,; grease', 1143. ; good dreg; 0 : 4 - _ . COVENT GAILDICN.—{THIS DAY.) last week's quotations are sow barely maintained. Pines and grapes are quits sullitant for the demand. Among the latter are good examples of Lily Downes' seeding and mule:ate. l'earo comprise Ne Plus Bleuris, Glon a rriving and Jean do Witte. Si. Michael oranges ere still arriving in fine condition. Apples comprise the anal vares in season. Chestnuts continue to be supplied in largo quan- tities. Potatoes have not altered in price oinoe our last report. Asparagus still realises fair prices. Flower• chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primula, pelargoniums. mignonette, early tulips, poinsettia puloilarrium, and Mir. FRUIT. Apples per I,n.hel, as to is Pc.ws, per doz., Ss to Os Cob wt.+. 1 rPt . 14 Pine Apples, per lb.. i. to 44 Ompe, fee I h 40 to , 9 Chestnuts, per bushel, las to 1,11/011.. per 1.0. 21 dol to 74 lea Oran ges an ew p to 3s , Walnuts, per bushel, 10e ta 205 I Oranges, new, per 140, 45 to Is VW!' 'APLV I . , Mint. per hunch. ad Mushrooms, p putt ,116.1 to tit i Onions, per hush, 4 Parsnips. per dor . ial to • Par•lo. per hunch, SI to 4d Potatoes. York Regent*. P km 130 s to ItiOs R ocks, do , 1000 to INS Flakes, Mato Pl a n Other sorts, 7:.4 to Me &skate, p. punn . ts MO as 6.1 Spinach, per bash, 20 Tomatoes, per dos, to to tr ----- .. Turnips, per bunch. ad to 41 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mr. Charles Jansen !oaten mores trade at the fol lowing prices, viz. :—Prime clover,. 10.3 a. ; inferior ditto. 70s. to We. ; prime hay, 84 e. ; inferior ditto, 555. to 70a. ; straw, 30s. to 36a. ---------''. Artichokes, per .tor., le to ss Aspat:.-at, p2r banal., ea toles 1 Beens,K Piney, p 100, to tote Beet. per tl. , z , Pi to 'Zs Cshbeires. per 4..: , ls Id to is Carrots per beach, Od to ad Celery, per bundle, Is to Is 6d Cucumbers, erch. ls to Is 1 Edive, per u.ors, Iced 6d to ts Gsrlic and Shallots. per Th., 6 4 Herbs, per bunch. :a to 441 Beres Itylish.p band.,ls to le Leeks, per knock. 84 to Sd I lattucos, per icon is to ls 6d - cent. - At a meeting of the g eneral board of directors of - - the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Corn = pony (Limited), held at Liverpool yesterday, it was - resolved to recommend a payment of 2s. per - share for the pa st half-year, which, with 4s. per = share paid in July last, makes in all 6s. per share, or 15 per cent• per annum, on the paid-up capital 1" 14 of the company for the year 1867. _ - The Directors of the Union Bank of Australia - have resolved upon a dividend of 24. 2s. 6d. per = share, being a} per cent. for the half-year. - Annoyed is the report of the directors of the = Imperial Bank (Limited), to be presented at the - meeting on the 14th inst. : - The directors present their ball-yearly Tepee* on the Ltricarool., Jai. 10.-leles today i Caledonian. 73 } tit- .. -. affairs of the bank, with the bahneedhset and profit and ' Gr ., saaera, 284 4l i# a s o t e_o, a e 'N a d a ,. 4 1 44s i lea* aooonn_ a t to the 31st December last. Tat mete , less La ...m a , and lb_ 1-ft_u.do. sa d p o ds w 1.11 1 " 6 " 61 P""• to cilaWmerg i se ‘ 6ll b° 'Mei"' from sa - i 114 1 1-Manchester, ellwatia, and Uocobashlre, ‘4l - sexed statement, amount to 27,7571. Is. Afterdeducting imerrepouisa. 11 5 It t-llWOlsolost It i i-Itouthilaturn. 674 47- - the the cement charges, making provision for bad and doubt- e-Grest lase Ymy nsboerg iii=dl..ii.To..trtentic Terest . riToh. 47- ... fat debts, sad allowing rebate on bills diecountea sot yet ' tr_st,lorr..._,... mi.-....___., . ~..,....,. , ..,_,..._...,_ .- due • sum of 15,118/. llii. 4d. remains, from which the rr •`,...,,, ifal uso ;,,,,h;;; alhaz=l - directors recommend 11,250 E. to be applied to payment I nauseam. JAIL t o all better : a lane busiest id! of a &named, at the rate of five per cent , per annum, dans. ansio-Anoseteen TelagraPh :Idrairod). ill so- Aomori - fres of income tax, and that the residue, 4,668/. lls. ! Telegraph Preference, 8 per orat.loo-601cbow. wombat , . sad .- be canted forward to profit and loss new amount The Co.. Limited , lid aledonle, Mil 41i-Orest vi dastern,,s i e = shareholder are aware that awe the last report was ti e = l• I i 11urni"..#.2•!9 .. presented the rate of money for the intervenine period ' t-:tbo Brown and Co. (temn=), $ 0 et-Inoceelllrs nal resit Al i Al e I -Landes endaledonian Marine In ••• has been only two per oast., a rate which neonearily 1 saaass i sadsa b, i s L .Ad s adsamsr. N a gai& aa d La m b_ ▪ drned the profite for the pest s elf -year. The directors g a m ee 3 Metropotitea. gib I_l 1 UM-Midland, 1031 11 - ba s s to announce that they base appointed Mr. Alfred /I 1 1 Nor th - Minns St 11-80etk limisen.67l 871 8-Thinsas .". Brown, who has been that with the bank from its red Merely Mertes Insersion.ilritedt. 1 7-ie t t i b il l: 1 $4Ol i - ocommencement, to the office of reansiger. It Is ;reposed 11 4 . 4 1 3- 1 1_82 .V. an ed .... ........_ll°_ a __ . _2_ _,_ ____ •-• that the dividend be payable on and after Wednesday the . es a perfr.••••• "-0:7,..-rora-miv-:07 7 8 ' ; Ban = -• MA last. I anelVeffordshire ithatieres, at 491; Mlnelletkem Wages II The director; of John Croadey and Sons moaned Preemies I per ma. at 10; illouoadar Wagon (Limited , etch Imes, at M. ed. pm .• -Midland Wagon 5.01 91 - (Limited) have issued thei r report for the year. sad New, et to pea. Ming prices: Greet leekenwer. = ending Nov. 30, 1867, by which it appears that the serer, at sea- a nt , ourrifess inr. IstaL it. r . b ez...r..._ &neonate, as audited by Mears. Theodore Jones a me nd Muates SI (Matald), ate i dbx - and Co., show an available balance to the credit of i m u m. JA. I _l ot I? 6 , 0 1 3, ote_gccc abide - fit and loss account of 170,749 7 . From this the' nor o w e stock sti row per Coat, July. 1.520, Meet ;1° I proper to declare a di v i dend o f llis. per *aali cenc.. oct. mbi , s unt. " anco, ths :..ini-iiroamirdead)..% covimosa ill"*" 0 1 .L Our tr. - sharers share for the half-year, which, with the interim per cent meepOelfatereel ere teso pall, al t-Pro. dividend paid in August last will make 14 per "'rata' 11114e0X.11,27t..4,71,711rtad,. .71„.41. r.....:,:::.:...we5tern (MOO pad). tilli-Miiand Orgill wedeln , cent. for the year, leaving • of 6,7711.10 be added to the reserve fund, which will then see Royal cow (sloe vialdblla and Drogheda Fire amount to 48,922/11118 (all paid), 24 thorn end Waders 4 sir eget perpetual '4109 11 , , 98-- The heif-yeerijzort of the directors o f a n y midland Groat Menem end from date of p , tee- Victoria Station Pimlico Ra il way Company Waterford and Union* Mrs Pelf Cold fiedeemaM B (all ss&a.cs• shows a dividend at the rate This mat., pay- ! -- ___-v-mv - ;_ -- m- ---- able for the peak balf-year.he oompeny's Mr. Benediat's Si. Gni/fa will be performed rental now admits of in p ear at Manchester, mailer Mr. Relle's raperistsadeass, wine The third instalment of M. is to be paid on the 6th of February. PROVINCIAL REARM MARKETS. II 11-14 \ .;