The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-25 00:00:00

PRUSSIA. BERLIN, KoNDAT, JA+. 24. `iu.day the Chamber of Deputise has unanimously adopted the tuldrers in reply to the Prince Regent's speech. NI. Simeon pronounced a brilliant oration on the occasion in support of the address. The Polish members of the Chamber took part in the discussion by making a conciliatory declaration. The members of the former Right also voted in support of the address, reserving, however, some pointy in 'I. Simson's amplifications. BAVARIA. MUNICH, Jel. Yesterday all the ministers tendered their resig nation, which, however, was not accepted by the Kiog. S ER VIA. BELGRADE, JAR. 23. A salute of cannon has announced the arrival of Prince Milosch upon the soil of Servia, at Negotin. The Skuptschiva insists upon the promulgation of a better law for the convocation and election of the National Assembly of Semis, and censures the modi fications which that law has undergone. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sitting. in Banco—(Be(ore the Lord Chief Baron, sal Barons M.rtin, Watson, and Chanson.) HARRISON 11. r ZARA. COMBINATIONS. JUDOMIINT. This was an ectio for libel, brought by the plaintiff, who is the proprietor of the Iquilirld Tints, against the proprietor of the SAeffv.ll Daily 7elegraph, for • libel contained in • dousing mimed by the Printers' Unite in the town, and pubbehed in the defendant's newspaper. The oasis wart tried bebse Mr. Baron Martin, at the eating§ after lest term, at Guildhall, and resulted in • verdict for the plaintiff, with 6001. damages. Durban the present term a rule was moved 531 by Mr. Chamber., on the pan of the defendant, for • new trial, on the ground of the Improper reception of evident*, msdirection, mad esterase damages, and their lordships de ferred expressing an onion on the application until they IA reed over the short-hand no'es. Mr. Edwin James now appicedTo the court to tic a day for the disposing of the clue. The Lord Chief Berow—le them say disposition amend the forties to come to an arrangeassat ? Mr. domes—M. my lord. They lave bees roan this awn publialitni °elm libels an the pimiento:a the braid Judge who tried the oases, on the weasel, sad everyone elm. (Laughter.) I may say, on behalf of the pleint:ff, that I will willingly leave say .p...equit ea to de means to the court This .or. my lords, is re.illy one of pecuniuy emmeimence to the pleintid. His men refuse to work for him mg he ie emu to dread of physicel Th. Lord Chief baron then delivered Judgment. B. said —1 em of °pinks that there should be au rule to ehow mum wit) the medics should not be set aside. The grenade ow who It Mr. Chambers no.ved for a rule were threefold ; that now ler midgets wee rewired; that tho learned Judge lied misdirected the jury .• mad that the dumps are maim We have heard the ergnaseets, and, at the Mallet of my brother Merlin, we ham read ow the short-handwriter's totes that we Um the heads of the wet emsrate labium boa. We ham isouldervell the efflideme most , and we have all arrived st the dada whisk I awe The supposed els is the ass wee Ns . aig = L ae received of the iiielted mew of Ms re tiro wewireper without' sot ellswetioa d oral tbkh wadherd.y he . alleged catiassiy, kg tie= wee hmeght the day after the HUI as wallas& I In el opinion that mis eetilmee was reeeleed. la s ar dehie dem-ripi sin the phial • Mehl peered imago, end if the thee whisk area the eeeweenceneed of the mottos mid the WM *helms swift Which en thaw light on the qualm of amoral dememin the alai bed • cher right to gM Met *Admen I, third" With the ending, wee regody vildthols day with the man that the Ivry out thserivith wed Dot teke It for grata that si the reboil had eland wee attributable te this Yd, This are say be regernd to an sewn to reamer demos far • maws,T accident The gem tel laeflieleacy of a mem who had saSsnd the It.. of a limb to conduce the ads, of his la woe special hut resent demean. It would be arsdel danwlu if he Mat a *mark n is comminutes of he received. The jury maid receive erfdrmce preepeatively as nay often did Thu the yeemira wenn be Ist, v Are you Of *Sawa the plaintiff wlB ever it well awl the medical rasa might reply, " No," which wield 'overt the deluges. It appears Mme that dm evidence our newt properly received m to the Awed alai sweliew of lbe beamed lodge. We hare read the mammies op, 10111111 we all of opinioe it was perfectly tree her objec tion. The breed judge. is Missi lag the jury, laid down the rale br awarding damegea Mr. BIM Man* (isterposiag)—Am I to isaderstend, Mr. Jana that the Mohave mill being published in the mere piper Mr. Jews—No, my lord. Mr. Bens Manis—!t woe Wad tbat the verdict would Ma the dshmillear. Kr. Joao—Noe at all, my lord. There ie no pretest* be each 116• 81 Lad 111.8ti aief Baron proceeded—The *widest* of damage via we Su beyond the amount awarded, sad it cannot be that tescause two rfill00• co the rune day publish the miss lib'', each Se to say, " It wt* not I who caused the mischief, ft was the other wan." There on ba no doubt tut that the plaiting lost much more than the 6001. awarded by the jury. If we ;nutted the rule, and we could sot bring the pasties to terms, is should here to ilivherge It, and I itlitsk it better ant to grantltia the gm Swan, Ilr. Baroa Mimeo; sad Mr. Baron Chance said they fury concurred in the judgment. Mr. Bunn Marna, in reference to Ike rejec , ion of evidence, sail he was M opiaios that • party moat recover all the =rbe bed refined fa ono action, and that moan e but to mother action. For his own pert he wilted the jury bad awarded a leas Irma; but be gaits spud with the other members of the court, that they shasM not in • waiter which exclunvely to • ray. Ba oohed it to be understood that this not been hastily given on the application of r. aims tti. morning, but after • gnat dial of anxious coaddendos. Rule discharged. PrSININA Or 71111_ COURT. The Lord Chia bores It would be as well that the bar were Wormed that Ur Coot would take the special pew on }ratty. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DOW-5111111117. •OW CHILDREN Its EMT OTT TO 510. A dfrty, dreekimelsoking proetitete maned CatAinkse aril, and Jaw Ward her daughter, • child of about twelve pars d age, were charged with inciting another little girl Mary Anne Gavin, to beg in the Emma. l'oliceeme (bedfellow, P 61, deposed that at 10 o'closk lout media he sew the two little girls begging in Holborn. A. Isles owl _geittlemen d along the street, the girls would run along by them. cie no wit side. He took the girls to the mat ion, where they stated that they bed bete eentouthyWarte mother. On inquiry in Charleestroet, Drury•laste= bothtam mothers rude), he amettsiord that C Ward wee in the habit, not only of sending her own daughter oat to tee, hot of entaute the other girl, Gaeta, away bon hums against her neehets• will. Ile brought both the me the-e down to the Matteis-home, when the girl Oede eel adhered to her origins' statement, bat Jim Wet 1, in the serer' re of her Imetbar, dueled all the , .be had befogs damned. Iglu Gaeta said that eh* hat duo all she could to keep the child ere tinier, het the w Ward constantly came and got the thud away in her • ore. The child, Mary Ans. Geno a loving hers gene ticard so to bev nlighos lunironagn end aehatectory repliee, wee men. Oho illogoood—r2 WI yens of age, sad he* wish my umber to Chair sheet. Ituaday sight I was gate to the ngged ohm I net hire. Want sod mho irked me to (omit with her Ltlle rltle, as the moot hone the nut. Ilho his several tines bites oohed me to go out f v her, to get •1118117 for . bids 6 , p of pia , sod I have glen bat the ressy, sod have teen her ,ret gin enth it. I eat on se mid at hair girl . She le lY Cando* Wool, befog called open in her ibdunta. sold that eh. o n ly lonized the hula ghi to be atloged to " qua tht,nzth." lir Jwielize—Certaisly let her speak. Co'beine Ward—Let for pot the book to her lip, the SW- alb. robe girl. Janlioe—No , let her make her defines. J•ie Weed—My mother seri r seat se not to beg, stn del L. , : have how in Leg till Mary Atone Gavin told me. Coterie Wad hen ‘eberuecily protested that aloe semi w et kw dear iter out to beg. atropine her halide, sad pray eg to the Almighty that they might Neer port 'gala" Id her statemem wee sot erne, and intern, her child to go ce Le knees awl pray God to eteke bee dead if it was ttot eitakied that eh woe prostitute sat a drositard, LoteM slave lead Oh child not to do anything "en. gbe did ewe how of the child going • In beg 'soil her daughter Wbees Is the M' it ie /deg w foe • keg time, thee eh certainly lite the ▪L▪ Wht,it she a well have it se anybody ii.,,"• •tdettfsd enetalliog say frowsty fres the girl Greta. Janhas-1 a;:reold have tweeted very much to cost 1 , 3 OM the itate ro vie id the girl alooe, tat yeu owe ▪ eat then that na got mosey at lest from your ihddr wklith yes how orfoctly wog to has bag oIP. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1859. I bird by begets'. It is • pity that pee* give mew to three uetcetenene ridden. The Ogden an sow the better for It. They an stet est to beg, is this wen While yea see Y hid, or amass your selves in the pabilo-hoese Tbe &Ts stateeeset L. oar roborsted, both by your admission sod by tie evidence ei the mutable, and I have no doubt she la spesking the truth. I awn seed you to prison for 14 days. floodfellow—What shall I do nitk tbe girl Ward ? Mr. Jardine—You bad better take her to the workhouse. WISTKINIITHR. CHARGE AGAINST :A FATIMA OF HAVING 111LCIEN 113 ONISD TO PRATO. Grow Clark*, • Tabourer, woe charged baton XL Arnold on euspician el having eased the death of George Clerks, his eon, a bay of 12 pan deg% by beating him. The nelgthenebeed of Holland-skeet, where the alleged odence was commiteed, bsok been thrown Into a state of agitation by the boy's dies and entaegnent death, the can't was thronged by pawns anxious to bear the outs. Inspector Ilinnaphseye aid—l heard that the boy ranee In doom on flattuday evening in good health; hie father beat him, end some one cried out, "You brute, leave the boy alone." A witness came downstairs and found the boy dead or just upon the point of death. Mr. Arnold—Then I must take It es on suspicion of having illegally erased the death. Inspector Homplueye-1 thought it right to take pri soner, as he was at large. Jena Tooley, 12, Holland-street, Westminster, said— I live in the same house with the prisoner. I heard Clarke beat his boy about nice o'clock on &diirday night. I did not see the boy just be te* he was beaten. I beard the boy cry, "0, father, don't." I beard a man hollow through the window, " Lave the boy clone." Heard no sounds of blows. I eard the boy my sad say, "Father don't," which made me think he wee beating him. A few minutes afterwards I woe told the boy was dead. I did not believe it at first. The boy did not my long. I went downstairs where the boy was lying ea tbebed. I add, " Is he dead ?" His wils saki "Tee." I said *Try some hot water." Prisons, was koalas over the boy. Ni.. Clarke od, "Hot water's no good. Kr. Peens says he'e deed." I dial think it wee or. than tweet, Wastes between rimer arming in sad my going into the room. It might have bee to minute' when I was told he was dead. Clarke seemed much agitated, and ordered me and his sister• in-law out of the room. The boy war dead when I looked at his. He said, "Go out or there will be murder." I think be said that. He never ill-treats hie children nor drinks. Polity constable Powley, 228 13, Bald—From information I went to take the prisoner at ton this morning; told him he must go to the station ; he was there told ha would be oharged with causing the death of hie child. He made no reply. 'evertor Humphreys said ha bad within the last hoer nxeived • letter from Mr. George Pearce, surgeon, of Regent-street, Weetminster, stating that he had made an outward exesalsation of the body, and could And no outward appearances sufficient to have eland death. Ho might say Mr. William Nana of Marshern-street, had seen the boy at the point of death, and thought he had died of • At, but neither of the surgeons had beard the women's ste.ecnent. Prisoner yea then put back fur the attendance of the medical gentlemen. LAMBETH. SHOPLIFTING. Nary Smith and Mariioiatore, --- ro of • numerous clam of &edam by whom the tradesmen of the metropolis am ploodered to an 011017000/ extent, were placed at the b•r before Mr. Elliott on a charge of we•liag • gown•pleoe from the ►b..p of Mr. William George Jacoby, a draper, is the Waterloo-road. From the evidence It appeared that on the preoadiag ems fag the primnirs entered the shop of the prossoator odor the pretence of porchaeing • diem and after look at sommtl, tin , y wme Irving dm shop snit • govirphoe, whWt , one of them. 13tattb, ..devoured to emend on bit person. The constable who apprehended the priaosers, Willem Tharp*,dB L, informed the magistrate that it was quite airy - that the object of the prisoners was, for on searching them at the elation-hones the only motley they had on them vas threepence. The pnsoese Smith—We intended to Meet • dress, and Pila slspsoe r. w mold you do that when all the money pm had gent both of yea was threeptime f There can be no doubt whatever dist are persons who get your living by robbing mid tradesmen, and I shell commit you b prim ter hoe menthe' each with hard lah.mr. WANDSWORTH. POLCRITO TPON THE TIIAMEE.-HTATT TINF.9. --...--. ...-. Jobs lintwenty, a Lehmann, of Twickenham,.. eppeared Wore Mr. Ingham, to answer two suairnonece, charging him with having he his pieseesion, on the litL of December kg, • quantity of perch which were not of the 'Awful aim, namely, eight inches from the eye to the end of the tail; end side with not haring the name of the owner painted upon his best. Farnell, stemetery to the Thames Angling Preserva tion Society, attended to prosecute. On the day in question the alarm of the Board of Con servancy hoarded • boat in the river off Putney, end found a very largo quantity of fish of the unlawful mu. The defendant had charge of the beet, and he wee econeepatifai by another man, named Chamberlain. They were both rummoned on /he 29th of the CUM month, but the defendant did not smut", as M was then in prison in default of paying fines for similar offences heard at the Brantford bench. CleamberWn was fined U., or three months' imprisonment, sod ha was allowed a fortnight to pay it. He, hoereesr, failed to pay the fine and ho is at present in prison. TM defendant pleaded guilty, and said the fish did not belong to him. He was going to London after eels, wham Chembrecin asked him to let him ride in his boat, - Kr. Ingham tarlatan if btu datantlant had been Bud hie? Mr. Parnrll said, Neural time*, and read tho convictions dais; as far back as 1832. Mr. Ingham then said be should fine the defendant Al., or three months' imprisonment, for having Bib of en unlawful size in his possemum, and an additional penalty of 40►., or twenty-one day.' imprisonment, for using a host without the name sud address of the owner bet•g painted thereon. Mr. Fermil said it was most important that every boat used upon the Thames should have the name of the owner. A friend of the defendant paid the 405., and asked for • month's grim. He said he would be answerable that It was psid. He then asked his lordship if anglers were not liable Ur talon Bak of ea unlawfal site. Mr. Ingham mid the rase wu not b. fore him, and there fore he should ass say anythlog about it. He then .•ked Mr. Farsell, if this wee the period when the poachers made the Ma of their time. iir4ll;aki It was and it would methane until March. Mr. Ingham, In that case, said he should only allow him a fortnight to pay the 61., and if ha did not comply be would ha sent to prison at the expiration of that time. ITE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT 70 PROPE6SOI WAISO. I I, Of H4CINEZ COLLEGE. The following particulars of the above melancholy surrewoe proceed from a trustworthy saws " It appears that the rev. gentlemen hod gone down to New-erase, to attend a meeting there of the Young Men's Christian Amocialion, over which the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor was presiding, in St. David's Chapel, of which the Rev. G. A. Evans is the pastor. " At that mewing be spoke with his arual eloquence sad egrosseuers for about forty minutes. He kft the chapel at 9 o'clock, and departed by the 9.20 train foe London. Whoa `shoat the middle of Loadoa-bridge the accident occurred. la attempting to cram the road he wee stru4 in the month by Ohs shaft of a cab (not ea omnibus., am stated). It is pre sumed that the cabman pulled up very violently, and this movement on the part of the end of the shaft carried away the nese and palate of the unfortuate gentlemen. In feet, those members were almost entirely separated. With rates ordinary presence of mini, he jumped into a pawing alb, sal was driven to St. Thomas's Hospital, where he actually pia the fare, discharged the cab, and directed that his oars mil cal attendant should be Immediately sent for. This request, of comes, was promptly 'Weeded to. " During the tallow and painful operation of rowing the detached parts--which homble torture extended over me hoar sad a half—the rev. gentleman is reported by the needkal 011eers to hare exhibited the utmost Christian for titude. They immediat ly pronounced his cam to he ex tremely dangerous, although, Irma his good general health sad Amu constitwiin, they did not oaa cotudderit hopeless. Nanabsrlan Inquiries were made by sorrowing and &emir- Mg Moeda. 0a Saturday afternoon, about two o'clock, he beams dattrleas, seal remained in that state for about half en bear, sad them he airman impereeptibly premed away. The Levi Mayer boo used every exertion to discover the cabman whit wee the cease of the seeddeat, but hitherto without ensue. It Is to be hoped that, alter snob a tragic occu ltism, the polies will ressim lateraettoa• to be more than ever ea the alert to preen* vehicles from being driven care /essay, mad at an improper speed, la snob crowded thomseeh. Owe% The rev. gassiness have. a widow to lament hie Whitely end, bat the etelameat that he bad • family ie 'The American methodists hare a rare preacher am meg there, If we env to believe a correspoodeat of the Afreoph:s Christian dearer, who says of a Roe. P. E. Pitts, see of their pulpit orators —" I here repeatedly heard the Met bald MO of America, but there err times when the 1111111118 et We pathos licks the everlaeties bills with a roes that mesas year soul te the depths fathomed by Pm Ware raw": Tuc SPIRIT DVlT.—Front return jolt published It appears that the spirit Make le ths year Oda Mardi last, were 11,263,6381. ad lOU Ip IN 1) rIPPIRARY ZEMIN ILLIZING. (B 2 111M111 AND 111611 1“0117TIO T111,1011APH.) The Freeman's Journal, of this day, has an savant of the meeting of the Independent Club of the county Tipperary, held to Thinks, on Monday, in reference *the question of parliamentary reform, tenant right, and ether matters. The meeting was only preliminary to a pose county demonstration and banquet; but before separating three resolutions were passed cie the queetlos. Mr. Maher, who represented the county for several years, proposed, end the Very Rev. Father 'Afford, P.P., seconded a resolution to the effect that the efforts of Kr. Bright to procure parliamentary reform were de serving of the warineet approval and co-operation of the Irish people, and, although there are some details of hie project, particultrly with respect to (the distribution of the representatives of Ireland, which could be more favourable, yot they hail the sound principles he has enunciated, end, above all, his making vote by ballot so indispenstble condition of his bill, end the basis of his electoral independence, without which the advantage Mang from an extension of the franchise would be lost in Ire Lead by the extension of any oligarchical domination, and the further prostration of the popular liberty. Resolutions were pawed in favour of tenant right, and one in condemnation of the proposed landlords' meeting. The O'llenoghtie was present, together with the Mayor of Clonmel, and a number of catholic clergymen of the county. SHARB L182&-71118 DAY. Two &Moo. The railway share market to-day is extremely in active, and in some instances a little heaviness is shown. Caledonian stock has receded 5 per cent., and South Eastern, Midland, London, and South Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire about 3 per cent. Present quotations are u follows:—London and North Western stock, 965 to 3; Great Western, 66 to 3 ; Caledonian, 86 to 3 ; South Eastern, 22 348 to 6-16 per share; Midland, 1023 to 3; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 973 to 3 ; London and South Western, 94 to 3; Berwick, 933 to f ; York and North Mid land, 771 to f ; and North British, 62 to 3. Northern of France railway shares have receded to 373 to 5. Paris and Lyons re main quoted 333 to 5. Lombardo-Venetian are rather flatter, at 13 to If prem., and the new shares at 3to 3 prem. Great Western of Can►da and Great Luxembourg shares are heavy. a1r4.1 7 .olllmaar Cbl7;l l4 7ls bZcip. Dee& Porlb.latep. use. ad Asti" p.a... Do. p.a.... 11. Wards/ ft spurt p. 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Bnlnalliadn 7 171 10Medosirk aad Hallubank 411 Ms 126 9-15—illaft Lasamet. 961 ti--Onal_Winaai. l— intsbira, 971 f—lamilim and Nara MOM% M !Wand, 1021 i—Nortb ta o—larefiikall I—Tart Midland. 77 a—Lead. alonkrns. 0/ 144.- 11 1 Task of Glsada, el I—QMIM Walla et Clulak lel MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two oTtoci. The fonds to-day are inactive, and slightly flatter. Yesterday's improvement of I per cent. has not been supported. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange extreme quietude prevails, and in some instances prices are slightly lower. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents opened at 68.66 for the account, showing no alteration compared with the last quotation of yester day. The telegram states that there is " little doing." _ _ Consols are quoted 96g to;, both for money and the Bth Feb. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at mg to g; the New Three per Cents., at NI to II; Bank Stock, at 228 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures of the tint issue, at 98f to ; Exchequer Bills, of both lames, at 375. prem., being rather more offered ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. _ _ The New Turkish Loan is flatter, at 61 to 41 die.; the Six per Cents. of 1864 are dull M 90! to 911 ; Spanish and Sardinian Bonds are offered, whilst Peruvian and Portuguese are in fair demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1868, 941, 941, 941; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 811, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 102 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 191, 191; Peruvian Four-and-a-half per Cents., for account, 921, 911, 92 ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a Half per Cents., 841; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47, 471, 471 ; Bunion Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, 1001 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 851; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 441, 46 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account (Jan. 28), 91 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, (scrip of the first series), for account, 801 s ditto second series, for account, 41 die. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 10.51. The discount market yesterday was quiet, and in some quarters more disposition is evinced to take bills at a fractional reduction from the Bank minimum. At the Bank the applications continue limited. About 12,0001. in gold wu yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. At Vienna and Amsterdam oa Saturday a consi derable fall took place in the Austrian funds. The monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on to-morrow (" continuation" day) and terminate on Friday. The corn market yesterday was dull, at the pre vious Monday's reduction. The Calcutta and China mails will probably be delivered on Thursday or Friday next. The Calcutta and China exchanges, according to the telegrams, present little alteration. The shipments of silver for Bombay by the Ripon on Thursday will be very limited. The Tagus, from the Peninsula, has brought 9,8131. in specie. The steamer Gibraltar has taken out 10,0001. in specie for the Peninsula. The bar silver ex the steamer Magdalena was sold yesterday for the East at 3s. 2d. per ounce standard, showing a rise of Id. compared with the price realised for the supply by the previous packet. The 13,9001. in gold by the Fulton has been taken for the Continent A teleram will be due about the end of the month, announcing the arrival of the mail steamer Colum bian at Suez from Australia. Her advice', which will extend to Dec. 16 from Melbourne, are expected to mention the sailing of some of the undermentioned ships, with a large amount of gold, viz.:—The Norfolk, Copenhagen, Red Jacket, Tornado, Sir William Eyre, Morning Light, Conflict, Deodar, and Water Nymph. Means. Power and Weatherby, members of the Stock Exchange, who lately failed, having paid their differences in full, have just been re-admitted by a unanimous decision of the committee. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 11th Feb., and will be made special, to approve leases of the Brid port Railway and the undertaking of the Great Western and Brentford Railway Company. The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway Company is called for the 24th Feb. The annual meeting of the English shareholders in the Royal Swedish Railway Company is called for the 24th February. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6341. Messrs. F. Lizardi and Co. announce the half yearly dividends on Louisiana State Bonds. MONDAY EVRNYNO. Inactivity prevailed to-day in the Stock Exchange, but the appearance of the various markets was more favourable, especially in the afternoon, when it transpired that the Paris Bourse, after opening heavily, had experienced an improvement. The funds exhibit a fresh advance of i per cent., being still powerfully supported by the recent large in vestments of the public, which have rendered Con sols absolutely scarce in the market. Meanwhile, the government broker continues his purchases for account of the Savings Banks at the average rate of 16,0001. to 20,0001. per day. The market to-day evinced an unusual degree of indifference to the numerous rumours of foreign origin. Although business in the share markets is restrained by the approach of the settlement, English, French, and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares were rather better. Large and influential purchases of the latter, at the reduced prices, are still effected from day to day, on English account, and it is said that some sales of Consols have been recently pressed in order to make the requisite payments. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 953 " buyers," for money and the Bth February, were quoted during the greater part of this day 953 to 3, and closed at 963, "buyers." The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951 3, 3 ; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 953, 3; Three per Cents. Reduood, 983, 3, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 983, ; Thirty Years' Annnities, expiring in April, 1885, 183 ; Bank Stock, 228, 2283 ; India Stock, 2213 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first true, 993. The New Two-and-s-Half per Cents. were like wise officially marked 79g. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 38s. to 40s. prem. In some instances 41s. prem. was paid for the March Bills. The new Turkish Loan was rather firmer, the first series closing at 41 to 41 die., and the second at 5 to 41 dis. The But per Cents. of 1854 were quoted 91 to /. Sardinian Bonds are still offered and heavy. The Brazilian Loan of last year, with nearly two months' dividend accrued, was marked 2 dis. Bank shares to-day were quiet. Those of the London Joint-Stock Bank continue in demand, whilst London and Westminster Bulk were rather more offered. Commercial Bank of London wen officially marked 191. Electric Telegraph stock was quoted about 11. higher. Peninsular and Oriental Steam and Peel River Land shares were likewise inquired for. Canada Government Bonds were in demand to day, and dearer. Piccolomini, like other travelling singers and =n egate= of reputable, bee ea altsmn containing the signatures of the various Eistbspdelted people with whom she has be come emulated. Daring her recent stay in Boston the names of Longfellow, Zonerson, Prescott, Lowell, and others hays been added to the Het; sod Mr. Everett has written= Italian poem, and inserted on the opposite page a photograph of his halt,—Pero York lint. I UMW& I V IL Imoonso Coliol Do. DOWD Wm Notosill Do. Nog De. lv•hriiTur eslbbx Boomr..* e&forlob o..bit uit= rlllll2 :: , aoramo and Cloonfousli OWN& Own= Agin. Do. Do. p. Do. M. gram Lew remota eizigartirm. V sk ar i Pie r t Om 9.141110.0 ii 31 » die 10 0 103 103 _ 922 122 1.22 M i 112 IM 12 U 112 fo 11112 It zta fftspolm tfttomate 4i ft I 1 t• :la fl 1 1th poi ► pm Ifa I e pit zla lag 1 ets bk sa its ()COLONIAL OOVNIIIIIIINIT ONOVAITIAL CITOCI. 01 ICI. plea I Oda OleorAeiLhalasO lat 13 U 1 4 1 014.M aA 4 ii 4 Nor Onoorlok $OO UO 10! N.A.Weloolloriew. NI i M M 1/ 7 / 4 10 0 e - 2 -- ed7m..111(7. 110 111 1001 10 t rltair= 11097 111 OILLOIZAZY •H•aM AND STOOK& Rall.Vli/S. 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The principal transactions this morning have been in shares in Clijab and Wentworth, East Basset, Wheal Trelaw nsy, Wheal Margaret, Wheal Uny, and North Roskear. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Consols shares are officially marked si ; North Crotty, 21; and Wheal Edward, 21. . . Foreign mining shame are inanimate. Dan Minutia= Copper are marked be. per 11. share. The ?outgo Mine. oold on the 17th Wet 100 WA of lead ore at 101 the pee ton abo 100 tom at lei la An nen toot The liontl,k Minos sold ou the 10th lot. 10 tone of Wed ore at -144. 0. co. p t r Wbool Lockett siunpled on the 11th last. a Arad of cr.P oro (MS. Mandl. too, 1.6 R SO uoel hoe reworded 117 tons of copper an ot tbe (rebottled value et Abed. A "motel meeting of the Wog Camden KIM Ocmpany union held on the 2lth toat., fur the porpoee of conekkeind the eer ot d l,l4 libg the Metal of tho commas 04 preandfogfonintod by 266 thAreoe tnto 612 dwelt COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IVERPOOL CORN MAIMET.-11118 DAT. (IT BLITISIL AMD 11111 I AOiITII 1111.11131.141) (Plo* Ora OWN COII.IIIIIPONDINT4 . . Grain market inactive. Wheat in slow — ;Toad; prim • shade MAW. Flour dull. prices in the buyer's favour. Egyptian teem, 34.. Indi an corn rather cheaper. Ibrail, 274. ed. • Egyptian, 28s. ; Galan, 29a. ed. Oata and barley In modente retail demand. lIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Booaa—The abbe salsa have commenced with a fine =end the Barbados' sold freely at very fall prices. ape remain quoted 695. to 61.. dal. Corria.—Ths public sales are going off steadily. TEA.—This article appears to have great confidence, com mon wagon, 12d. BALTIME has been in large demand, and rather hit:rpions paid for common sorts. m.—Prime are unaltered, but the demand is limited. RITX.—The market remains quiet. Corrox remains neglected. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-11MB DAT. The tr;rlTetTs itrnsatiieatlneledirlosi:--tewn tal low, 62e. 6d., nett cash; Petersburg, T.C. on the spot, 3d. ; January to Much, 635. 3d.; March only, 635. 61. to 9d.; April to June, 6'_'s. October to Deoember, 61a, 6:4 to 624. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davie and Company report trade heavy, and prises without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70a. to SOL ; superior ditto, &is. to 90s. ; inferior ditto, Us. to 60s. ; rowan, 60.. to 70a. ; clover, old, 90s. 01. to 100 a.; ditto, ow, woad cut, Ka. to 955. ; straw, 261. to 30a. DEATH OP CAPTAIN THE HON. HENRI BAND- Coca —Ms with feelings of the deepest regret that we (Westmeath Guardian) ennoturce the death, under the mod melancholy circumetencee, of the Ron. Henry liandcock, youngest son of Lord Castlemaine. The particulars have not yet reached this country further than the sad tidings of his death while tiger hunting in India. The enraged animal, it appear., attacked him, and inflicted such bodily injuries that he lived but for an hour after his release freer her fangs. Captain Hendon& was but twenty-four years of age; he had served with distinction with his regiment, the 44th, thro out the Crimean oampaigo, and had represented AtbloneAln native town, in parliament during the session of 18-56. At the time of his death he was attached to the staff of Lord Harris, governor of Madras. The greatest sympathy I. felt for his lordship and Ditty Csatlemaine under this aevere affliction, and universal regret is evrmeed at the untimely end of a young gentleman whose amiability end winning de meanour rendered him a favourite with every one. A CURIOUS WEDDING.—On Saturday last, a mar riage of a very uncommon character was celebrated at the Baptist chapel, Wedharst. The wedding dram were of each a peculiar character, particularly the bridegroom'e, that all the " matrimonial clothier." In the Idaplom may be challenged that they have never proposal and produced " nuptial dreams" of such texture and adornments. The bridegroom is by profession and practice, a map, and he was en busily engaged in his profession ea the morn of hie wedding-day that he had no time (and rasps no inclina tion) to either wash his flesh, comb his bob, or change hie Mishima dress, so that he was as " black as a sweep," and it is believed that he had left two chimneys undone st a gentle man's house in order that he might not be behind the appointed time. The dress of the bride (Philadelphia Beatty, widow) we. also very appropriate for the occasion, and re sembled in colour and tint very much that of the bridegroom, particularly her raven hair, which evidently identifld her as of gipay extraction. —Sussex Advertiser. JOHN SADLEIR'S TRANSACTIONS AGAIN.—At pre meat • gentleman named Walker, receiver over the Earl of Portarlington's estates in this county, in which situation he succeeded John Sadleir, is engaged in searching through the amounts of the years during which the latter held office. For the purpoee of assisting the investigation, Mr. Walker asked and obtained from the board of guardians a loan of two hundred and eleven books of rate-collectors' warrants for the irvi;io7.7l - si;;OCLZill:11.1;i;;;:cf other part, of the Tipperary union where the Portarlington estate is situated. Busy rumour hints that in one division, where the poor-rates were but 61., Mr. Receiver Sadleir took credit for 1181. If this and similar tales prove true, the result of the present oleos Investigation will form another chapter in the giant swindle. Serious doubte are entertained whether Jam lair did not actually pocket the large sum given as compen sation by the Great Southern and Western Railway Com pany for traversing a portion of this estate while under his management.-Clonmel Chronicle. THE CAXTON FCND.-Although it is almost unani. mously =ceded that to Caxton ore we indebted for the es tablishment of the firet printinglress in this country, tip to the preset period, incredible es it may appear, there is no national testimonial to the memory of one who has downed so wall of posterity. True It to that the Roxburgh club, under the presidency of the late Earl Spencer, erected a tablet in Westminster Abbey in remembrance of Canaan, "ea one to whom the literature of this country is so largely indebted," but this memorial is but the homage of a fees patrons of literature to departed worth, and cannot be re garded as the expreasiun of a nation's gratitude. Within a comparatively recent period an endeavour was made by Oa• tain noblemen and gentlemen connected with literature to re move the stigma which has so long attached to this country. A committee, having for its object the erection of a monu ment in every respect worthy of the eminent individual whose important services it was intended to perpetuate, was formed. Notwithstanding the mart urgent appeals to the community at large in its behalf this laudable undertaking failed to secure that sympathy and pecuniary support which its pro. motors might net unreasonably have anticipated. After no little exertions,on the part of individual members of the com mittee to insure the snores. of the object in view, it was at length hopelessly abandoned. Of the contributions which bad berm received, • balance, a ft er defraying rundry expenses which had been Incurred, of 1841. 4s. 2d. remained, which amount it wee eventually resolved to transfer to that ex cellent institution the Printers' Pension Society. With this rum, which has been augmented by the appropriation of up wards of 3001., the proceeds of the society's annual festival held in 1867, an additional annuity, " as • memorial of the introduction: of printing Into this kingdom, and in honour of William Caxton," entitled the " Caxton Fond," hue been founded. Greatly to be regretted as la the failure of the praise worthy endeavotas of the Caxton Memorial Committee, it is no little coneolstion to the admirers of the memory of our first English printer to reflect that, although their homage may not have assumed a prominent embodiment In "sculptured marble," it may, nevertheless, in the less ostentatious character of an eleemosynary fund, result in • more enduring memorial of him whose illustrious name and eminent services it is their object to perpetuate. To soothe the downward path in life of the aged and Infirm printer-to alleviate that privation and suffering which are the too fre quent concomitants of his declining years-is the object of the society to which Ins been entrusted the administration of the Caxton fund. To those who desire to honour the memory of William Caxton, this fund, which is yet inoom plete, affords= ample opportunity of starring by their 0011- tributious that which the dissolution of the Caxton Memorial Committee has perhaps hitherto frustrated-namely, a per petual memoriel of the first English printer.-Topular. Owl. lines of the Priis. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT During the post year this institution has incurred the follow ing apogees ou either additional new lifeboat stations, on the replacing of old hosts, transporting oarrieges and houses by new ones ..-Norfolk : Cromer, 2761.165. 6d.; Mandalay, 22.11. Be. ; Becton, 3771. Ils. 11d.; Palling, 2721. 17s. 6d. ; Wkiterton, 4001.5 a 11d . ; Yarmouth (two boats), 8691.3 e. fid. Suffolk Lowestoft, 1631. 14s. 6d.; Sontbwold, 1271. 190. Berwick, 731. ; Bodine', 731. ; Altueoutb, 411. ; Whitburn. 2471. Ia ; Honsea, 441. 124.; Exmouth, 1401. Is. ; Apple dote, 441. 12e. ; Aberdovey, 1381. 3e. Id. ; Rhyl, 621. 17e. Pontoon, 721. 165.; Fleetwood, 1401. la.; Fraserburgb,; 2661.95. 2d.; Lcesismouth. 1401. la. 3d. Ireland: Rew ords, County Down, 2821. 7s. ; Kilmore, 1401. Is. ; Dun dalk, 1911. Is. ; Carusore, 1871. 8 a.; Tremors, 3221. 18e. 9d.; Dungervan, 1911. Is.; and Ardmore, 811. Ils. sd. The in stitution has also expended on the repairs, stores, alterations, and impaction of its numerous lifeboat+, boat houses, sad transporting carriages, 2,7141. be. 3.1., tinkles altogether a total of 8,2631. as. 95. It has also:granted 9621. as rewards to the crews of its lifeboats and those of shore boats for saving 427 from 64 wreaks on our coasts. This great national work hap, however, only been ac complished by Involving the society in a debt of 3,0471., and an expenditure of 1 0001. from its small reserved capital. Impelled by every feeling which we hold dear, to ears a fellow creature from an spelling death by thipwreck, one would suppose that the National Lifeboat Institution bad claims which came home to the hearts of every one and there pleaded for support and sympathy; and most perticulerly does this apply to the United Kingdom, which is so much in debted for so largo a portion of its greatness and prosperity to its hardy seamen. The society has now eighty-one life boat. under its management, to maintain which ins state of thorough efficiency a large permanent annual tneOnia absolutely needed. -- 111