The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVININGi, FEBRUARY 6, MC abort her, awl mmorttiagly katl her Mk= to the riatiea, ethers be fouled that she had cease hem Eiheetmees. Hs took her to the warickemie ia ardor that she might be p to• IscAid free" bars Mr. Belle (to the tithir)—What do you meat so to do for the child ? The father 4 went you to rescue her from ruin, by mitring her into • reformatory. Mr. Belie--Whetis her age? The father—She will be 13 in Augast. Mr. fielfe—lf a child refuses to obey her parents a magis trate may mod her to en industrial school, but she must be under 12 Teets of age. The 6t—lithe has formed some bad acquaintance at Sheerness, and I have no control over her. Mr. Sells—There is wider the sot of parliament a power vested in magistrates to mad a child under 14 to en Indus. trial school if the parents will pay for their maintesanos. Will you do sot The father—Unfortunately I cannot. I have a wife sad four other children, and my pay is onl h j pi l . a. y. 4 e d d . per day. Mr. fielte—l ham no power to you, unless she Is brought hem and charged. I cannot go the law. She must be oh•rgeg with felony t with with wandering abroad harm% no home, or an Um ftribve how parents must maintain her. lam e very scary for you, but that is sll I ma my. 0 Ruarvirion. INDIATOOKIIG TO own= ♦ ooa!!t.• 1101:111. if Wesel Denny, Daniel Lesley, and Johanna Leahy, the the latter with an infant is her arms, appeared to answer an adjourned charge of creating • public disturbasce, and also with amenities the pollee. i Mr. Billinpoo, undertaker, of High4tireete said that he had been engaged to bring the body of a dead man from the Small Pox Hospitel, London, for herbal is the grounds of the . Deptford Cemetery. Another undertaker having bees pr eviously engaged, and refusing to carry out hie eider it was intimated to him by the friends of the decesierl that it was wished the funeral should take plam on the following day, but this he told them be could not ten and it should either W ake pleas as desired, or oa ext day. He went to sitl sod procured the corps, which he brought to Danford, and it then being too late to give the required notice for intermits* that day, he had the coffin containing the body serewed down and placed is his workshop, thinking, if the body were sent anywhere else the friends of the demised woul d have it out of the coffin for the parpaee of holding "a' wake," and that the disease of which the man had died would spread among the persons assembled. He then seat , word to the person from whom he received the order, in forming him that the funeral could not take phos until the' next day ; and this person afterwards called upon him, and having impressed himself satisfied, went away. Whilst 'he was engaged in conducting another funeral, his shop was samounded, upwards of • thousand pinions, chiefly Irish, brig t, and demanding that the funeral should either take the or body be given up. Th e police were then sent or, and about 30 constables arrived from the station, sad dithweed the mob, bat not before his shop-dea was twine Nod open, and his wife end sister assaulted. In answer to a queriion, the witness said he maw the male defendant Leahy on the spot, and also inside hi. shop. Mr. Beckley, landlord of the Dachas of Brunswick bear shop, Deptford, said he gave the order and became rearm. Bible to pay for the burial of the deomeed, to whom, how ever, he was in no way related. He Bever euthorised the defend ants nor as other persons to go to th e shop of Mr. Billingtou for the body. Pohniteleththiss 217 and 280 R, gave evidence as to the disturbance, and said that on Wiles a ass into custody they were assaulted by the two male defendants, and that the female defendant came up sad hung round her husband to reams him, in coneequeoce of which the man who had been taken into custody method. The defendant Denny dented the charge, saying that if allowed the opportunity he could anthem wheelies to prove he was not present. Leahy admitted going to the shop, but denied committing any semalt ; and in answer to the magistrate said he and • Imp number of others who the deceased, lost a day's work to wee him buried, =fitin i g the funeral would not take piths they wanted the body to lake it horse "and lithe it. Mr. Maude said that only among a mob of Irish could such a scene have occurred. Out of consideration for the infant the female defendant was carryieg, he should melee her dimbarp. The momioeus against Denny would be ad jowled, bet the male defendant Leahy ith 'meld pay a line of 40e,, oe be imprisoned for memo:nth w hard labour. SRAM L113173.-MlllB DAY.) Two o'Ogoos. The railway market is quiet to-day, with few transactions, and prices generally are unaltered. The demand for Metropolitan stock, however, con tinues, and it has further advanced 1 per oent. On the other hand, Caledonian has receded 1 per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 107 to ; Great Western, 65 to ; Midland, 129 to ; Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 110 to ; Caledonian, 120} to 1211 ; South Eastern, 941 to i s ; (heat Eastern, 491 to ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; London and South Western, 1021 to 1 ; and Metropolitan, 102 to 103. Bahia Railway shares are flat, other foreign lines being without change. Indian and Canadian stocks are inactive. 111.1 7AIIII AND STOP Mt I Pd. I Lamm I ewer " I Ba i r ad • PAL all tHinw,WoLgt Stour Val 11 100 I Blyth and Tyne all Illostoolllaabdot 11d.C I 4 100 ' 134.1101 and /aster fa 100 ial r ldonian 124 all and Bandon —. all Oarowall 7 all Do.• .! A sadly. until • all Do. 11 Ip. a. %paid MI6. all Dublin and Belaso $7 all Dandealbrtn,dtabd.Ja HI M lldinborgh and Glasgow 96 00 Glasgow and &Wades 100 100 Great /astern Ord. M. 46 HO Do. A Nock 66 109 Do. L Amg.Btk., No.ll a 100 Groat Nartbancothal 100 OsasaNarthara ll4l 10• Dn.& 4 • no. is dlv. taw 1W 1019 Do.B 1 illip. a. Issadd II ISt 111 On Beath& Weal (Im ) OF WM Great Wasters II 100 Da Now VaLGoa.lll9 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. Md.—Oxford 109 Do. Do. Ziaset 100 Do. Do. HswVord WO fancsahlre .9 Yortakdro 100 Lando! and Blackwell 100 Lou. Brightn.d &Coast 100 louden. Mat am. & D o s. Dos. 100 londond,North Wan!. 100 Landood&outhWaslans 100 Man.,Bltat.,& Um:alai Ilaryport and CUM& all all Do. Do. i Mares 100 Metropolitan I _ De. New MUM Do. New Do. Blrot. & Derby led. at. Wn. (Do.) Do. Marie Mid Kati Log j am UFA North Do. Edln.,Perth.Dead. N. Zagora —Bore** Do. O. N. Z. Para Do. Leeds Do. Tort Do. Catfish, Do. 616:11.4Dorthig Do. do. 161648. Do. North dLagoao. 161641 Do. Now ...... North Stadordahlre &S. Wester' hes 'Scottish Ondrol lhoottlit N.Z. Aber. ea ihoottialtldisad ISbrowebary t Whig, :thrombin tinfoil ;Soo th Devon 'South Ltstern Yortah. & Weer Dos Malmo, Vol.e'clitOss.atL "Taff Do. B Do. C Val* of Nadi Victoria I. • !sits , Vissoriced t ILVismos , Welt Corinna iWAlartioL Barb. Ai IL lOilialt 11, 1 RAILWAYS. * &igl L l V l'Le rai 4:2l B.AyresiLloathera Coputhypia (LJARIS•4- IC9BolTirlorks II ss In' ri a IT trr 'a JO 47 Si N N 30 0 36 37 102 104 104 1101 70 72 103 104 40 42 1021 1 10 061 101 61 62 24 ion lon usi - 11 pa IS 100 U Sli IPS 16* 106 103} NI bil OA 911 IS ISO SI Ift pm Pa Lib ISO 4 4 Pal 71 11 Ile ISO HS 411 44 SS 100 El ki IS HO _lt 10} IR 170 0i 0 paa Si Si Pro IS II MAIM 14 • 17 1 13 } I pea ad: I 1 pail lie IV* 101 11 Itet . wi wt lAN iii 107 I 103} el lot I - Pr ni i -Ist s as Ni i- zd lle e 111111311 POINIIIKONS. ZAILWATL N 7 efr -617117814°. Do. 1 dhow ,Doffolo It Wee Nom I Do. Prefereowe Da., Ittook* aN. o. Ns. Avg. 1, Do. do. iskr 1. Do. do. Jame 1. le: Cal. d&lootora6p.a. rape T. 4 DoctOp. o g. Deotogireap.oper.prof Eat. Bowl gm. II do Lot Who go. 6 do Do. G Iztoodos De. If do Bread Trask of Do. Id prof. Hoods Do. do. deferred taleas g o o . . fodgeL Bonds I del Do. Ird gef.: e ttch Do. Do. 4th prof, Stook Do. do. deferred Indian Peolosala D 0... 6 par oath Do. January, 1662 _ Gt. 8. of India 6. 5 p. et Do Do 41 per wog Ili Weetera of Do. New Dadp.e. lido pay. 18731 Do.6g do. do. 1671 ladles Snook Ltml Do. New Madras guar. IS p. cep Do. do. L.:: . i Do. do. do.— Do. Fifth o Molb. teirp. 6 per o. Yelb. dadliobson's IN.Drolot Cant& At . N.lLefeaa.6p.e.l44p.B. 'fide, b r ..., Do. do. do. Do. Panjoub do Do. Indus St.llot do i joir I 6 1 I I I 'no ns us 14 99 101 99 101 ha lia lIIM 1111.1" MPAZUII. 101 106 101 100 rPar - 9 i 11 86 i I Pil --- O l rl 1491 s 94 alio lull 103 N 99 I 5 N 84 sat 108 IN 104 loi e l ot 97 90 IMI I — zn 10n 11 4 sd 1 10,000, 10 Anglo.llezieen 11120 &LOW 10 &Um*: ILION St (1 ) 10,000 00 Asetrealloa 10.1100 26 Australia &Mei. 47,002, 10 BerboWeAeroror i l a sWi 20.000 6 Bombay Gee ( 0,000 60 IBrlttek Amor Yea WA, 516.7104. SC .B. & 1. lleg. TeL (L.) 11000' 10 ell ha= Tea (L) 0016, 324, Creamy 63,000. 10 OwnelleaLoomtlwv(L ) 26,006; 16 Goyim Company_ 40,0001 10 C o e. etkniesaihe al 1 60.000' 60 Commerciall7R 10020261 2000 16 Cep.ll.ft os PreLlr.o. It 100,8102 10. C r i irerenace 277,0004 IL De. 4p. el /try. D. KOMI 110 pisootat(L 60.500 is a ladle lerli• & 0 . 0111 100.6001 10 ;2goptlaaCeak.42 100(1 170.0764. St. ilNeetrie 'Werra* 70,000 . 6 rt. and Au, 116,000. 101 , 122=1, 20,000 1 16 Gen. Steen Nartsdoe 140,00(4 10 Hudson's/MY 25,060' 2 t todlaa OarrTUCL.L . 160,000' 20 ilotereat Thaw soc. i i s t; 60,000 10 .Itallao Ire* (Om Co(r. 10010101 MO I De. 4p. o. 4.10 r. 40,400 U I.l4o4lll6ookUmeem6(L) 116,000 i 26 iLos4l.4o4o4ledes.JL WOO. 6 pd.Dietrict Tober. o f 20,0001 60 & Ftasa. Alm 175.000. 4 Land. 0. °aws O. 1. 50.000 , 20 Inedese Irrtga. & 12600. 10 1 /Dimities limkeal. 11,0001 10 !AWL istma Tot 10000. 03 114rroonerodlLase. L. 22,600 i 10 iNatel 044&Ca1. 90,000+ 25 Notional Dte. Coes. 10,000.100 'National Slows NOT. 1,000 10 INerbuddaCoal & L (I: &OW 20 Do. Now 10/0751 1 N. Mils& Winds. (1 ) 40.000 1 N.lol4,lllerean. DIA) Pt 1 CL ;aka I Saks. acooo__,.l 10,000. 10 100 0001 1 50.0004 1 40.0001 10 10,0001 6 000.0001. Bt. 10,000 50 10.8001 10,000 50 10.0001 1.6 4.150 25 350.750 1.5 It Ith 10 21 a air e rr It eMs par 28 U 6T ft 84 4 IP' Par Ws I 4 Pa Vlllpuioi 6 p 8 U ifi 112 116 us iss 3 lO7 11p it ig. 22_ ___ I 6 lii 7 4 i,. Ocean Marino lasdrrl Ott=OtootorelikL Ow (LWOW) Do. Kw iOrlootioloadainagf.4 Olttodaa Oaa alai iroallitlY.Ltodaillittay! Poolastilar s 0. etodas ! Do. Now hyoniey !R Do. New Rio J. City Wpm,. (L) Ditto ditto 1 - iiiii 14 1 4 li 1 r, sem 16,06O:100 100.0001 S.. Scottish Amt. Inv. 1.. 30,004 10 Moe. Plasa.tr 10,0001 60 & Atrkon 11. N irt 14,200 IS South Australian Led t. 0,0001. St Submarine Talignob.. 100.000 10 named (L) 13,6001 10 Trust& L 60,000' SO T. &I. Co. of .oimutla 10,000 a United& Ilia 0:01 60,000 TO Uulverallaries I um° 1 0 0 171 gr LammTea( 10,000 SO oan Inemen'e Lend... 30.000. 60 W.lnetlatroalffe at a. 4 i owl sn um ' ip= zd 1 i r Id 11 14 Ilifla II II pa 11 1 1 1 "II id _ 1L N!1 UT Sil U si -- I it i PA; lam' Ji It iIPD 100 10 11 ▪ - - liii i 6I ad 25 1 1 *i IRT id 4 4 s } PREFERENCE SHARES. Gt. &okra, E. Coalition Raton. No. 2, We. Gt. Wait., Original 5 put mot., redeem. pref., 101 f, I, 21. Much., Shoff., and Line. 6 per 123, id. Ditto, (61.),4j, sd. Ditto, :se par coot., 67i, 6i, ad. Midland (Wooster sad Edam 4 per omit), 96i. North Easters (G. N.E. 4 par at. pref.), WU. Da. (Stook. and 6 pt. er soo3. South Marto. (Binding C. 1L Os. Si),. 231. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Orr IrLICIILIC TIIMILAIB.) WINDSOR MICKTING.-(THIS DAY.) CASTLE STEEPLECHASE. About two miles amid a ball. Leamingtoo, Instates, Deception, Diadem, Grey Peter, and Croton Oil are ben. OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About four miles. Taller Oal, Red Rover, Deception, Sir Bobby, Pilot, and Princess Dagen" an bore. ENTRY FOR MILITARY STEEPLECHASE. Useless Bret*, Ballycasey, Pally Hopkins, The Houk, Croton Oil, sod Ny Nary. All are bore. FIRE .AT THE SOUTH DOWN POWDER WORE'S. (THIS DAT.) PLYMOUTH, B.I.TuIDAY, 10.30 A.M. Tbia morning, about 8 o'clock, a fire, accompanied by a very slight explosion, took place at the Blasting Pow. der Works, new Ifillbrook, Harnoase. Signal was immediately made from the flag-ship Adelaide. aid her boats and firs-sagMea, with throe of the Qualms, Ounbridge, St. George, Indus, &a, in charge of about 500 man, proceeded to South Down, removed most of the stone to a place of safety, and suppremed the fire. It ori. I ghsated in the packing room, which, with the drying room sad their contests (many toss of Westing powder), are de stroyed. One of the workmen, named Macdonald, is injured, and lase, an able seaman belonging to the Osaopus, had his arm burnt, in coosequence of a spark falling on two trays of powder which he was endeavouring to save. Among the curiosities of the Tripos list at Cam bridge (says the Bars Poet) is the hot that two member of Cams, who were fast Meads and constant associates, wbo r. kept" commits each other on the same staircase, and who read together, came out bracketed sixth. TZWEIDINCRY ELECTION. —TINEABBIJET, FRIDAY. —Tbe writ for the election of a member for this borough is the room of the Hon. J. Enos which was moved for last sight, cams down hers to-&y, lad was proclaimed by the mayor, who has fixed the nomination for Tuesday next It will be remembered that an the death of the late Earl Beau champ, and the elevation cf his eldest 1100, Lord El mley, to the , Mr. Lama retired from Tewkesbury and was elected or Woroestenaire which Lord Hawley had repro seated in 'moral parliaments. The only candidate for Tewkesbury is J. R. Yorke, Eeq., who offers himself in the oomervative interest. It is expected there will be no opposition to his elastic.. Tea PROPOSED CITY RA TINILY& —Lent evening a public meeting of the parishioner of St. Bride, Fleet street, was held, to take into eoesideration the proposed acts of parliament autharisisig the construction of rail ways within the limits of the perish ; the Bev. Charles Marshall in the chair. A petition to the Overt of Common Comical in favour of the eetablishmest of baths and melamine.s in the city of London havisg been adopted, Mr. Atwood Smith, the vestry clerk, said he had looked into the proposed railways. and he found that if they were earned out they would take nearly all the property within the parish. Mr. George Walter observed that it wow very important that the railways should be watched, and he accordingly moved the appointment of • committee for that purpose. Mr. Payee weeded the moiler., and said the course of action of the °enmities would be to investigate the merits of the railways, and to report to mother merit°r of the inhabitants whether the railways would act injuriously upon the parish, lor whether they would cooler a Mutat The motion was carried asd a vote of thanks to the Marinas cloned the proceedisp. NATIONAL FRIEHOLD LAND SOC I ITV. —The fourteenth annual meeting of the members of this society was held lest imam at the Leaden Tavern— ,C. Gilpia, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The report showed an increase of the members' capital of 25,7244 17s. 64., and in members' ascaritsse of 26,332 L Is. 4d.. and • decrease is the Mosses to the British Lead Company of 16,600/. 7s. Bd. The motioned normse in the what ruay be called the banking busbies@ of the society had forced epos the ettestioe of the directors the impornnes of employieg a portion of the funds, sot lent to members of the British lend y, In the purchase of seemities that would be immediately available. They had therefore invested 35,000/. in such securities bearing interest at 411 and 5 per cent. per annum. Tbo rate of interest on de posits was 4 per cent throughout the year. The amount lest during the year was 26,2031. Bs. Bd. The set prolt on the year was 16,4061. 17s. at, of which the savant required to be added to uncompleted shares will he asset 8,4e31.. leaving 8,0001., out of which the directors proposed to pleas to the credit of members a hostas el 1 per eget in additioa to interest and profit on the year. The report wee adopted. CN II AP PT CONDITION OV PARENT& Mtast xo SHUN. —LON DON, Fan. 4.—Tbe Julian A very ranin . oaa kk, looking man, who appeared oven, , and Brothers, from Crooned% for Loodoa, parsed Elsinore whelmed with are and anxiety, besought the magistrate's era the list November, and has not Mite bees heard of. assistaeoe under the following distressing circumstances. The NeXerwegits). from Cronstedt for Loudest, sailed Ap Besot said that his child, a girl of very feeder yeas, Ire rn as the 30th of November, aad has not sin ce had f rom her Lome i s ay e ...k g a few d ay . iv . bees beard of. The Mary Rogers riled from batmen tor caused very o London cm the 18th of November, and Me not siege been Her absence maiderable satiety, aad he cams t o Load., in search d h er . Am. gdigaais inquiry b f oom a heard of. The Eludes, Iran Alexandria for the United her last night, sod heard she bad probably been rescued _K i ngd_r sailed Ma i l ' a° the 26th d Odd"' and from ruin by th e ki n d i n te r f er ence of the police, wbo had u`' ri o t sine.sine. y___ •""'' `"" toned her in very bad company. Tics LONDON COAL Mann—The quantity of Mr. Howard, as inspector of the B Mnsitia, sad that • I coal and win conveyed b Landera during the away al few days ago he saw the child in quintals. Ho met her at January lasi IlLthe various nalunZa was lel"' In 3 in the morning in G rosvener.row, in company cwt. What 10a301 0 UM. I cwt . to Jansen, l with a prostitute, when observing that she appeared strange A boat, with "Admiral K Guile Hark," painted and timid he considered it his duty to make some inquiries on it, her bees picked up off Christelturci, in Hampshire. " Lendyilog. October 15, 1860. " To James fowls. " You wish me to state my reasons for having, or rather desiring, that my wife should leave me, and that we should lire separately. 'They are simply, that I from my beart dis like my wife, and this feeling existed before oar but in a less exaggerated form. I believe her to he m a goo sad deems woman, and to a man who loved her abs would maks a good and devoted wife. She has dome all in her power to please me. but of no avail. I feel miserable to her somety ; consequently she must feel equally so in mine, and I think it better we should, as many do, live separately. That, on the other band, my wife knowing my feelings can come to my house at Glee morlais, if she chooses to live ow the same terms we ham drays done sin.w the day of our marriage. I will answer my letters James Borth° may think proper to address to ma oo this subject. " J. B. G." A young woman named Williams whom the respondent had seduced in 1836, and whom he had sogeged as • sanest after his admin., deposed that she bed borne children to him no the Tith May, 1860, and on the Wed of May, 1863. For the bet he allowed her ss. per weekend for the second 2s. rd. Deals nisi, with costs. THE POLICE COURTS CLERKEN WELL ZiTISSITZ DETALCATIOIS NT ♦ RATINGS 147FX CLIME.- DEATH or TIE PROIONICE. ...... . . --- On Mr. D'Eyocourt taking hismat oa As bomb this morning. Inspector Gibson, of tits S lilies, handed in a dam oltest. and asked for it to be =irked off under the following cireumeteaces :—On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Edward I o t - men, of 47, Adelaide-road. Haverstack-bill, one of the trustees of the Camden-town Savings Bank, Camden street, St. Pawns, pre iota custody one of die clerks of the name of Philip Nuthall Niue), aged 47, of 13, ilamiltou-street, Camden-town, and be was charged with embezzling various sums of money reasived by him as ser vant to the trustees of the C,ansden-town Saviap Bank. When the prisoner wee taken into custody by Police-eon stable Cook, 198 S, and was told the charge, the prisoner stated that he thought 1,0004 would cover his defalcatioar. Whilst the prisoner was at the polies-station be had to be attended twice by a surgeon, and he wee eo bad that he bad to be taken to the infirmary of St. Pancras workhouse, where be died on Thursday night. The sheet was marked in the usual way, and the matter erminated. It is stated that the deceased had been some years is the employ of the beak, and that his defalcations are extensive. It is also stated that arrangements have bass made by the trustees so that the depositors will not suffer. I Lltie;ll7eg& — W — ltegaik. ' Caleb itatt lilmetro ad Anna OA. Itardan gen.& p. e. Oren Luxembourg_ . J !tallan Junction_ .1 all INa Do. in llp .aLlogo .e.W Ll ih y the I Prt. Nolo. goy I Shethwn 15 Now SL Pos. at ilL;1 • N. Nall Layne& 7 p.o. MI Do. do. do tU Norwoglan Trunk all Ottoman MoyrnaAldln all I Paola Lyons,andllkoßt GO Pada and Orleans sR lad to & S. Itaada.(l 1 1 all Royal &Wan II Royal Sardinian all Royal Swedish. all I Do. 7 per cent aR Swann and Mono all Do, i 4 per eel PreL S I.Aut llia Awe IL) G. 7Por of all Do. do &Loa Venetian It %contrast. of Portood. all ,lloothern of Franoo II Marla sad Savona all ' Do. do West Menders - - .1 wD.l2 r.r47:7114.1 JOINT nroc lftl . 100 Agra mid U. Ser. leek .1 ?•• salgimal&vaniel, 10,00,1 N ID. Sys — 10 100,000 ID ANA Amid= *MO 40 AlLoatralask 1 an TAW 40 I Do. New * 10,000 LS 'Nook of =.. 1 an %GOO 100 Seek of • at 25,400 20 Bank of 03:keo Lhelt44) 2 10.0001» ,Mask of Q•sesakoml (L.), 11 *OOO 50 •I:aokotVwtatkAselMe, U IMO 100 Sank of Wake g*i.) II6 60,000 10 'Doak of New &alga 60.000 SO Nraslllass&roetwinewati 6 16,000 50 Welt. & Alawrfore li , 11 WON 60 ISt*" N. AMMO II ] an 12,500 20 t-Imr.Bk. Brits Columbia 10 21100 20 0. Ist India,Loo, China all 7,000 . 20 i Do. New i a *OOO 26 Chrtrd. 11. of lad* aw al 4... &OW 16, I SI 111.1011100 MAW II r.-thalidatod Blank (L,. 4 SPOON ;Coatinestal iL • 1 0 JOAO WO Ithitlatt and hien i Gm)! 16 16.000 II Eng.neoL&AnaLCl•artd. all 00,.00' 60 'English and Sered.sh j 6 90 WOW ' Ruropean Bannaltal 10 10,000 100 IlladraththiaLlagn(Ll 00 Ickooo leo Imprisi B•ek, IMAM SO 1/15.000 111 Imperial Ottoman III 100,000. 20 Land llort.l3k. India(l4 1 10,000 100 London Bank of Rood (L I 10,009 100 'London and Wadi= 0.000,100 (op.& Ayrost/611Ma(1 ld WO 101 Do. do. Xthr f &On IN Lea, Sir., & & OWL (L) 17 00.000, 10 Lou. MBank of Aul. MI 10,000 IWO 'London and Colonial (L. II 10,000 60 Condon and County W 6,000 100 Lou. Sante. Oon. Itz.(1) 9 91,000 60 Within Joint Stoe A L. R I IS 10,000 100 Lou. and Nor th ern (L.) /6 10,000 20 'London & Bthth 6111 6.0410 10 Do. Do. Paw..., t all 10,000 100 London&S.Ainorkothle! I 6,000 UM 'Lon. & it Western cIM, , 11 60,000 ISO :Loa & Wsatelnilmir ISI 10,000 100 ' Wsrelsant BankiLlw.) lf 10,000 60 ,liacantile & Sadao:L 1 10 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro.. Sank (L . SI 0.000 100 , Midland Mak :LiaL) - 70 10,000 100 National o c f . 1.1 6 m0011( WI 10.0011 WO N. Pro. at i WOOD 101 Do. so so,on so Do. do 10.000 dl i Nuncios] Bank i Ng 1".~.i:i • 20 New South N sloe all 100 New Zealand 'Llenttedl, 10 113 'OrSental Dank Corpora. , ai 1 00 Provine. ot Ireland I 15 10 , Do. New 10 Alehnik taut, & Deihl (1 6 20 ' Do. New U South Australia 100 Stand. el B. S. AM os Is Do. do. -- AO C fb IJake at Assiesils_ AM 100 .ITaioe ad Ireland (U) 0,000, Si Union al laadas 11011,IICIN OBLICI, Antwerp & ip. Cagrowan&U. et 11p.el 6 p. daSt;e9 Or Frantsfp.et. O.Laz onboard Spam& I Do. 'Ravens and _ Lammas= nod 'ribose Matanzas avid babsaW Da Moral of Immo 8 pat I Do. (tateClurt.9lo.6. l iOttoman ,Sayros, &e.) losAfellgua• Ice t all 1111 I r r ‘ Da: )10 - 2 ,.111. ski 100 all 114clle & & Mara: 4 all Royal B,4edlik Ll 4 01. 100 ail tarn La Ono& p laN Aara&L•ma.l , 4•4l.l, l 10 s3l wr es t. 00 II e. J.. I W.&N.W.of Frs.! p. PROTINCIAL REAR., NAACIIII. Umiak ha. L—lbisellE4My: LAMS and North Wedeln 10714 f—Manclastar, Snead. and Lineolnalare, U id—Mary ' pori and Carthik, elladardshlre, 761 —Bone Menem 644 f l Uatedi 1 and Mew. 7-16—Mest aao pig OWL, ll—Meresatlie and Zschange Bank, 61 1646 7 6 15-14 p.—Vaton, 271—Albion Marina, 1 p sad liereign Marlon 11 111-1112 p.-13apire Marine, 17 id v.—Mer man* Mmias, U-161 1146 p.—Quess laminimon 117-u p.— Royal Assurance, 64 p.—Thames and Marley Marine, 67 0151 ix National Mesa Navigation Clompan. 7 t 7 7-14 f fan— ned India and Inas MASI !hybridism Company. n Buntrionam, Pa 5.-800th Stafforcialdre Ba ll wag shares were sold at 1.14, and Monts's Metal, at 1 din Grant Waken 1 Birmingham nehmena was quoted 10 to 101—Great Weaken Pour per Cant Profanes Irsedemenabla, at Mt sellers—Wait Midland, lst Guaranteed, at 129, sellers 2nd, at 110, sellars—Brikania Mills, at an 9d. to 6. 34. dice.-11 etropolltan Wagon, new, at 2 to i p.—eonth Staffordshire Waterworks, at 77 to Pf—aail Wagon shares, at 12. MAMMIES. la I.—A good ketesamas, and prices Ina. Consolidated Bank iLimitail, 61 n.— Great Utter; — Great Northern " lief—Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 Western of Canada, oft 16--Great Wasters, 63 7—laanashire and Yorkshire, 110,—London and North W 197 Wancherter and Omit, Bank. 61 33-11amehaater, and Lincolnshire, 611 f 11 Iff f —New ditto per cent. preL (all paid), 91 es div.—listropofitaa. 100 4 ,4,, 4—lierteman lad—Berth British, II —honk intern f—Thsams and Mee. I my Maria* lniaranoe, at v.—National tasni. 1 12 1 11 U 746 d.—Londun aad Caledonian Marine, 6.16 pp In Plnaocha, 77 p.—General Credit, If p.—British and Foreign Marine, 21616 p.—Oonfederate Loan, 49 60—AUlanoe Bank, 10 p, oosoa, PO. 41.—New Met par Cant. Stook 89.—Ditto foe anceisat, IMb lebsuary, 8811—ditto for new amount, 9th !tarok 94 7—National Bask of Liverpool (Limited, (1 01 . 111- 1.; Mon Beak (Linatedi, 191—Cork and Baadoa paid„ 13. Nowasous Irma—(Pnis DAY.)—Last night and this (flatonhiy) mareing time were no fewer than nine free in differeat win of the reekropohn. One ire took Moos is the e:teeein premier of Mr. B. Joints, est4set maker, 10, worship-moan% The roof we heist off, and the warm biome we biased, he stook oommeed, sad the frost home meek damaged. Yr. Jacobs was insured. Another fire likewise. wee .8 Yr. Whim's. Inkier, s,lliddlinsaiitreot, Whitechopel, mad did comidereble amain. lamed is the Plancizollise. Another took plains es the pre. alms of lir. K. A. Yenow, 11, Widsopetrest. Nisiorced, which were sot tamed, and else did mash in'ary. A in broke oat on the premises of Yr. J. PetereiaY, easke. I timer, 86. Ferringdonomeet, sad the frooaelcop wee per. Many destroyed. There wee so imamate. A distractive ' fire occurred on the premiers of Yr. J. Colyer, a cooper, ia Beeklontreet, WhitoehepeL The other fires were et miss, importune*. Taorric Racrirra —The traffic receipts ad rail were in the United Magda= mooestad, for the week Gahm the 301 h of Jseuery, on 11,146 miles, to 5619164, sad for the minameeding week of het year, on 10,734 miles, to 666,839/., Mowing en ismer, of 412 miles, end of 60,0614 is the imolai'. The grows rainipen on the fallowing 14 rail ways amounted in the aggress* es 7,711 miles, to 490,8414, sad for the sonmposcting week of 1863, on 7,519 milts, to 407,8731., showing an Masses of 192 miles sad 43,2884 la the reosipm The MINIM os the Osiodesies easisatod to 2,2244 • on the Greet Eastern to 3,213/. • en the Greet Narita:at to 5,2081. • ' ors the Great Bombe rs, mid Western to 1221. ; ea the Greet Western is 5,1081. ; ea the Lemmatise sad Yorkshire to &UDC ; on Ms Londe. sad Narth-Weelers to 49954 • es the Lowden and Beath Western to 1,1334 ; on the'Nesobester, Bhedeld, end Lis. colenhire to 2,4604; as the Maned to 5,0661. . • as the North British to 1,2514 ; on the Northlieetern to 5,0121. ; sad es the South Kasten to 831. ; lead, 42,5884. Bat from this most be deducted 317 1 ., t he declaim as the Lee dom Brighton, sod Beath Osest. Marion( the Menem, ee shove. 43,2681. The goods sod mineral trails on thane hale amounted to 261,647 f., end for the aorrespeeding week of 1863 to 231.489/. , showing an increase of 30,11984 The receipts for pmeenger=cl ei n, he., amounted to 199,1944. whist 176,0644 ' sh an increase of 13,1101. The traffic receipts oe 63 other saimeted, on 3,435 miles, to 113.0754 sod for the eorreepoodieg week et Let yes, em 3,215 odes, to 96,2621- 'bevies ea laeresseci 230 ear and ef AMA is the ressipta Th*1144 .1 =144 et the peat week show ea Moresse of 15,99114 es men with those al the panaidiag week, mons, the 23rd Jemmy, sad as weepered with the sorrespondieg wank et het year a saw siderahle isomma is the trade of the .maim - - PLYMOUTH', FIUDAY.—The ship Coooetto, bs loo`ig beldam Miasma, liddiros, odes., d Dow* 92 days from Adelaide, gamed up Mama yertarday with 2,500 balm of wool for Losdon. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owci. Business in public securities today is very dull, the late animation having entirely passed away. In most of the markets yesterday's advance in prices is fairly supported, but in a few instances a slight reduction is observable. Thum Consols are now quoted 4 per cent. lower for the account than they wire yesterday afternoon. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 66fr. 35c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 904 to I for money, and 901 to 91 for the account (March 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per 10ent. Console, for money, 901, 1; ditto, for account, 91, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, f; New Three per Cents., 901, 1 ; Bank Stock, 235, 4 ; India Stock, 2154 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 984 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dle., par ; and Exchequer Bills, 4 die. Little change has occurred in foreign stocks. The chief business has been in Mexican Bonds, which have been dealt in from 351 to 361, and are now quoted 36 to being 4 higher than yesterday. Turkish Consolidis are firm at 461 to 1, and Greek at 211 to 1, while Spanish Passive are dull, at 321 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1014, 102 ; Greek, for ac loount, 211, 1 ; Italian, for account, 661, 4 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 73 ; Mexican, for acct., 36, 351, 361, 4; Pernvian,lB62,for acct., 831 ; Russian, 1822, 911; ditto, 1862, 881, 88 ; Sardinian, for account, 814, 821 ; Spanish, for account, 52 ; ditto Passive, for account, 324, 1 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 134 ; Turkish, 1854, 881 ; ditto, for account, 89, 1 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 70 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 671, 67 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 674, 67 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100, 994, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 71 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 101 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17 to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, 21 to 21 prem.; Mercantile Credit, 44 to 6 prem. ; Land Securities, 11 to If prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; Consolidated Disconat, 1 to 01 dia. ; Australian and Eastern Steam, 41 to 51 prem. ; and Credit Fonder, 2 to 1 prem. HALF-van. Two o'Ctocic. Console are without change, at 901 to f for money, and 901 to 91 for the account. Notwithstanding the decidedly improved cha racter of the bullion movement, a good demand was experienced yesterday at the Bank Discount Offioe, and in the general market there was not much business below 8 per cent. The continued depression of Indian government securities is exciting notice. The Five per Cent. Stock shows scar cel y any recovery from the late fall, and the rupee paper meets with little atten tion, although the latest advice. from India show tbs.:, the expected rebound has set in there. About 100,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank' yesterday. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally quoted rather more favourably for this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amasidain, 3 months, 12.0 i to 1 ; Mao, 3 dam, 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam , 3 mootbs,l2.ol to 1; Aatwwp, 3 neeeths, 25.70 to 75; Hamburg, ma. bum, 3 months, 13.8 to • Par* 3 dam, 25.25 to 35 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.771 to ; Fraakfort-cmthe-IlsMe, 3 months, 1191 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 321 to Si; Viewer, MI. do., 3 mootha, 1155 to 65 ; Trifles. eff. do.. 3 mm 164,1214 to 05 ; Madrid, S meoths, 473 to f ; Cad* 3 months, 471 to I ; Leghorn S mouths, 25.90 to 95 ; Oesea, 3 25.90 to 96 .• Milan, S. mouths, 25.90 to 95 N• 91 04 3 months, 73.99 to 96 ; Palermo, 3 mouths. 25.90 to 95 ; Mahn, 3 taamelts, 25.90 to 95 ; Lisboa, 40 don 623 to a ; GPI 90 days, 5 to All'aris the rate of discount in the open market is now 6} per cent. ; Vienna, 6 ; Hamburg, 4} ; Turin, 7. ; Frankfo rt and Berlin, 4 ; Amsterdam, ; Brussels, 5* • and St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. —being in nearly every instance below the rates current here. The iire:tors of the Salisbury and Yeovil Rail way Company yesterday agreed to recommend a dividend on the ordinary shares at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for the past half-year. It appears that the defalcations of Mr. CbubS, the secretary of the West Flanders and Sambre and Meuse Railway Companies, extend over several years, but their amount has not yet been accurately ascertained. They are understood to be largest in the case of the latter undertaking. The letter re calved at the office from Mr. Chubb was dated from Paris, but it is believed that he left that city before communicating with the directors, and nothing is known at present as to his whereabouts. Preparatory to the general meeting of the Inter-' national Financial Society, notice is given that the transfer books will be closed from the 16th inst. to the Jet March. A call of 21. 10s., making 71. 10s. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Bcinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank by the 7th of March. At the meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company, held yesterday, the usual divi dend at the rate of eight per cent. per annum was declared on the preference shares, and a distribu tion equal to four per neut. per annum on the ori ginal capitaL We are informed that the capital of the New Credit Funnier Company (Limited), introduced through the Mercantile Credit Association, has already been fully subscribed, and the share list is consequently to be closed on Wednesday next. The following is from the report of the directors of the Loudon and Northern Bank, to be presented at the first ordinary meeting on the 9th inst. It shows that this establishment is now earning a good profit: The directors have caw the pleasure to submit to the shareholders the at statement of the slain of the beak, from the eommeaseraeat d haslet?. at Iteweastht oe the ted lebreety, at Lee& on the 116 l at Haddam field as Ike 15th April, sad at Yarwti and Alawick on the 9th September, to the Slat Daeaaber 1865 Pram this it will be awes that the awl profit, after psymeat of all mu , sent expenses and 'salami , portico far bad tad donlittel &Ma, 'mounts to 3,1721. Ila 10d. This sum shows a profit equal to 10 per teat. on the paid-op capital, dories Abe there pried, but the directors am of opinion that the Anitweet of the shareholders will be better maintained by the distribution of this balance as gives below that by the Mrt of a &Mead. Lomat retried to reserve fund, ; so preliminary expsnee amount, 1.1721. file. 10d. • t0ta1,.3,1721. lla. 10d. Eligitile premises have been secured at &WWI for the *penis" of a branch at an early date, where the direenors anticipate a large and profitable bed. nos. The director' have pleasure In acknowledgieg the courtesy and kindness they have received in the muse of busier" from **elder banks, in the towns where branches have bees opened. FPIDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 to for the Bth March, were first marked to-day 91, and closed at 91 to For money the last price was 904 to 1. The 'Dina business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 901, I, ; ditto for amount, 91, 901, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 4, ; New Tines per Cants., 901, 1,4, : New Two-and -a-Half per Cents. 73 ; India stook, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 1 044, 1031, 1034, 104; Five per Cent. " entered" rupee paper, 103. The foreign stock market was decidedly stronger, and maintained its improvement to the last Mexican Bonds showed chief buoyancy, rising 11 per cent. The market for Bank shares was firmer, except as regards London and Westminster Bank, which have receded. City Bank, Bank of Australasia, Bask of Rgypt l i a L i cid n o d zi and Brazilian, Impede, Otteman, and lish and Swedish Bank, have im proved. Canada and Ocean Marine linos shares were quoted lower, and Thanes sad Mersey Marine higher. International Jinansial shares have risen to 71 to I prem. ; General Credit were firmer at 11 to 21 prem.; and Loodonlinancial, at 101 to pre The he shares of the Land &entities Ovenpurtwere last quoted If to 11 prem.; Mauritius Land Credit, 3 -1 E r tl prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, par t o *p re m • — • tile Credit, 4; to 5 prem. • C on t rac t C o y- : poration,li to 3 prem. • Littlehampton Steam, 5* to 6 'prem. •, London Mercantile Discount, 2 to 3 prem. ; London, Italian, and Adriatic Stmm, * dis to par ; and West India and Pacific Steam, 14 to prem. The Shares 'of the Wallachian Petroleum Com pany have been dealt in at 14 prem. MIXES,-{THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuvit. There is little business in the mining market to day, and prices generally have not varied. East Ca radon shares are rather firmer at 27f to 281, while Marke Valley are somewhat lower, at ehi to 7,1 ; Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 38} to 39 Caradon Vale, 3/ to i ; East Lovell, 81 to ; and Prosper United, 7 to 1. Yndanamutana shares are inquired for, and ex hibit an upward tendency. Other colonial, se well as foreign mines, are quiet. The directors of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company (limited) have just received a remittance of 6,550 oitavas of gold. Captain I Treloar reports :—" The produce to the 20th De cember amounted to 1,324 oitavas, notwithstanding that the wet season had been prevailing with great severity." Re adds that gold was visible in one of the samples which he had taken from Maquini. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. • ttings in Error.—(Before Lord Chief Justices Cockburn saJ E r ie ; Justices Crompton, Blackburn, sad Malicr, from the Court of Queen's Baia ; and Justices Williams, Willes, and Keating, from Um Common Plass.) 7,E ArToRYCY-GENEILAL . cULLIII AND 01111.8.—THE In consequence of the inconvenient arrangement of the moll Exchequer Chamber, when their lordship. usually sat in error, and the possibility of the over-crowtheg of the cru et from the intensity of the popular interest in the Icienam case, the learned judges sat to-day in the large tea roore convenient Court of Queen's Bench. The argu ments are not likely to occupy so much time as wee cos ivrea in movie; for and showing cause against the rule in she Court of Exchequer, the usual practise in error being to hear only one counsel on each side. The Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, the Queen's . r t a r cieste, Mr. J. Locke, Q.C. and Mr. T. Joni appeared for the m 'in • Sir H. Cair ns , Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., Mr. Q.C., and Mr. Kemple, for the defendant". Sir Hugh Cairns said he had to submit a preliminary objection to the jurisdiction of the court to en tertain the appeal, sod of which be bed given no tice to the legal advisers of the crown. Having recapitulated the facto of the proceeding' in the case rep to this time, the learned counsel observed that Luce the judgment of the Court of Exchequer discharging the rule, when the proceeding in that court was at an end, except In c h„,n teg ing the mere ministerial act of entering up judgment, the defendant had been served with notice of appeal to that court. The question, therefore, risked under those circum stances was by what authority the appeal had been brought. Before the poising of the Common Law Procedure Act of 1.5.2 there could have been no such appeal, but be under good it was said that a rule had been made by the Court of Exchequer, which gave an appeal is this COI% which role or order had ben made a general role or order of the court. dated the Bch November last. He understood, but only from the ordinary channels of Information, that the no was made by the Court of Exchequer on the applica tion of the advisers of the Crown in this can before the tale nisi for a new trial was obtained. If that wee correct, no doubt the learned and enneet judges who made the rule provided on the considerations of the highest policy of its tom in their own minds, but at the same tame one could not help feeling that their making the rule apparently general in its terms, and applying to all cases, upon the application of the parties to one particular can, and to meet was a come that might be attended in some cans with danger and inconvenience. The 17. i jo . roe, : fend to be made under the act for the office of the Queen's itemembrannr, which ' euraM the provisions of the Common Law Procedure Acts o f and 1854, and extended their provisions to the revenue side of the Court of Exchequer, which the learned counsel contended had reference only to he earn power and authority over its own jurisdiction, and provided appeal to themselves for new trials, dre, but that it did not give them power and authority to establish new worts of appeal, as had been done in this case. That was a legislative power and it could only be given by parliament alone, and would have been directly given by them in this case, as it had in other eases, if parliament had handed it. The Attorney-General, at considerable length, argued that parliament had given the Court of Exchequer the' power to make rules for the practice, process, and mode of proceeding of the Court of Exchequer. This he oar tended was a step in the cause in the Court of Exchequer, and ultimately the court must issue its judgmeet after the appeal had been decided. By the old law there was a nit of error on the revenue aide of the Court of Exchequer on a bill of exceptions, and was it to be said the legislature had taken away the power of appeal ? The Lord Chief Justice Cockburn said the sot a:primly gave a power of appeal in all an but this. If is had in tended it, in all probability it would have been so enacted. The Attorsey•Oetionil said the Lord Chief Baron pen lively refused to sign a bill of exceptions, and surely the r.gbt of going into error on appeal was not to be denied. This rule did not create a new jurisdiction any more than the other rules which give a right of appeal in other cases. If the court confirmed the objection, the crown and the subject would be without a remedy. The Court of Exchequer had the power to extend, apply, and adapt the rules on the civil Ode of that court to the revenue side, and he further urged that the appeal was bat a step in the cease in that court, from which final judgment would nine. Sir H. Cairns then replied. After some further argument., the court said they would give judgment on Monday. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Or slimy.) GRAVES V. GILMS. Dr. *inks forth. petitioner;kr. G. H. Gomm for the respoodent This was a somewhat peculiar owe. It was the petition of Dacia May Graves, for a disabilities ea aseenet of her heaband's adultery and desertion of her. Her maiden same Irll lochs, and on the 29th of May. 1860, else wee married at Dublin, to the respondent John Bellew Greven, a gentleman of independent property. After the wedding the parties came to England and lived tigether till the list of August. At that time they were residing at Tenby ; and the petitioner said she wept away because her husband bad been constantly telling her that lie wished her to reria to her family. The night before the separaticie be had in sulted her before her friends, and she thought that he bad done it for the purpose of driving her away. Having a fortune of her own, she had paid all the expenses while she was with him. At the beginning October she saw him at an hotel at Ferthside, a station on the South Western Railway, mad asked him to allow her to remain with him. He told her that that could sot be, sod she returned to her old lodgings at Teeby, where she stayed for some little time. Al number of letter pawed, but no reconciliation was effected, and the petitioner at length re turned to Ireland. Several other sateen* were made both by her and by ben friends, to come to a better nuderstandieg with him, but they all tailed, the dent flatly refusing to have her bask. It must be y = that during the matrimonial cohabitation of nearly three mouths the respondent had newer mole any attempt to complete his marriage. He had since left the country. The explanation of his strange eeedoth which he pyia to • friend was that he had been years ago attached to Miss Howlia, that the augacement had been broken off, and that it was only the perinasioon of hie friends that had induced him. much against his will, to renew it. He had also written the following letter to his brother-in law : ORDINAZT SHAM AND STOCIA U 64 a 110 171) US 18 i 10 1 lor a 1 1 - 8 9 11 12 88 37 99 29 17 18 14 11 * it l pmi IS Is I 4 14 14 i ih il4 I aril Salo. U, _.lll 1114 11 2 -I" pmeld die gar IS 79 If IS pm 1 .6 9 Ile 171 id Pr' 66 26 ledb I 9pm $_ 6p 21 AP-I se es I 127 112 rill SD 41 lepes 2e ledli 2 1 dm 211 tie id It P 2 I 1 Ms 4 6 pia is pp It I 1: :am - 11 1 0 14In - ti - 66 at _l4 se ii• id dt i id a _z4 :a 161 ml 17i - i . ii.-;* it - 4, 7 1 s 2 etis se sr I 1 dial fl gr. lik,:ord ids ilium IS f f is t ipc zd' TT . 79 'di r i ira sof ; 1 A wls I IN. N MI SD el i it Ibinli 9) U 19 11 pm 1J U pm 1 9 IA e I . all U 11N 14 " N 111 N N N N N N 14 Hi N Ili Lie IS 11 21 911 94 10 e lee 9l lOl 111 I 11l 11 iO.OOO 1 6,000 11 19,400 1 11..000 1%000 1 08,000, 1 10.500 1 16.060 ' 10,000 4.41.11 I al lan Ise NO tat 100 all 100 'an fD lall W [Oll cal LI zd 18 - Ts' a 14.1 143 Fr ii ii B__ fi. Si* ...4 I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (it =mom° Ls]) urrianAnorAL riaassiam) (ROY ova Ow coaragrostarr.) The market vary firm :.1s 8,C30 bass ; specalation aid export 3,000 bar, at id. advance. TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAT.) The market is Wady at the following prices :—Town tallow, 40a. 6d. ; Petareberg Y.O. on the spot, 41a. ; January to March, 40s. 6d. ; March, 41s. ; April to Jane, 41s. 6d. • October to December, 445. to 445. 3d. Manor Avinacre.—Town tallow, 43a ; fat lw ditto, 2a. lid. • yellow Russ" OIL 6d. ; melted staff, Mt. 6d. ; rough di tto, 17.. 6d. ; tallow graves, 15s. ; good dregs, 7s. HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Morn Harvey sad &Moo report a large supply. Trade dull at last day's prices. Prime meadow lay. 70s. to 80s.; superior ditto, 75e. to 90..; clover, old, Kw. to 110..; second cat, 75e. to 100 e. ; straw, SU. to Ma COVENT GARDEN. -(TH IS DAY. ) Notwithelandieg the ehangesblenees of the supplies of both vegetables and fruit in season have been pretty well kept op. Hothouse grapes are, however, as a matter of Caere., scarce. Some goed samples of Blenheim orange, Nonpareil, and Alasriam• Sew town pippin apples may still be obtained ; likewise a few desert pears. Omegas are plentiful ; the best are mak* frees 4s. to 7s. par 100. For potato= the market is still hie „ °welsh Broccoli is also gill largely supplied. French endive, cu rate, end radishes begin to make their appearance. Flowers chiefly comsat of tulips, hyacinths, orchids, heaths, pelar goniums, primroses, inigeoeette, and roses. FRUIT. Ptae Apples, per lb., 104 to Lis per lb., I lee ( A r p ' Pre 'a ts to s, p. den , 2s ed to to I Pears, per sky), Is to 211, Lemma per NO, es to Ss Oranges, per 100, es to 7s Nate, small, in. bush., 141 tO las Kent cobs, 110 s par 100 Ms Almonds. do., UM Watauga do., 14s to Ns Chamois, par bush., 10s to 10s Cabbages, p. 605., Is Contidowers, each, Id toed Asparsins, p bundle, 104 to IS Trench Beane, per VA Os Baikal*. per pans., fs w ts 4d Maw" p. buMM, fd to laid Paiedowa York itepaga. par too, Ws to 80s Maws, do., SW to Ws "r do., Gd to e bunch, d 44 told Wars. ICucumbers. each, to to to Beet, per doz., Is 6d Maids, per lb.. 10d Oelerr, per beadle, Is 06 to Is Sart* per lb., Ild Lettuces, such, ld 5o Sit Endive, per score, 15 to 2s Forsers,p.banch, loOd toes Mushrooms, p.pott..ls I. 1s Id Parsley, per If bowing, Pito es Eats, par bomb, 5d WEATHER IRT.—(Tzus DAT.) anviuur. Ihnitaay 6, II Lg. B. & I I W. I.IZ. * I. 1 16. 1 Neils ... 1 W. 3 6 SS 5e— £6106.10 ' 1 N.W. 4 7 10 al— faith 3O. 1 W. t t 32 eo , A•dramin...' 20.10, 2 NA 2 t 4 he Greenmails 166614 1 &W. 2 • 2 A kW Gahm, a 401 1 N.N.W. 2 2 10 el_ Yoland C. Mar ' — Queenstown is. 1 Y.R. 2 30 a 1 Liverpool - N. 1 SO - Nolsland 30.2726 1 N.N.W. 3 It cI -- Pembroke 30.4 4 1116! 2 N.L 2 SO lb 1.11. FORM= . ONO KU 1 N. 11.12. II 2 • r.311' 4 MS. em* 0 Y.N. 3 32 in &Oi 3 Sochelert SO. 6 N. 1 St oh 3 1 27:C:tit Portnooath - 3 London 50.22 SI - LILL 6 1 U so 10.01 1 - Dover 172 1 N. 3 1 It to 2 Yarmouth ... - .17, 0 11.1. 4 ! so . —' 4 temberank 1 N.I• 1 . 1 sh 220 6 Mob 1 N. 2i U a —I NeNnaland PSOILMS Oa 110•1111111 a IRTDAT.. MORDAT, W. to N. end NI., -- doiiis. LILL Tovial:v. ma seolleste ao frank. WAN.. beak to some toorr to orrooswith 'ono kn. N. N. w. to til l ; wzoirsza. N.Z. WAX ma ft. W.. modendo to freak, freak to strong, knee N.l7lse. raw or Mo. o all S. E. trek. Ikemana. MK toB E. sod &S.W., lowe to a tow gleam freak to afrou. with erase WI. N. to 11., freak, 'MU: IN/mt. ZIA UNIX, freak. . . Nertisraloolamd. Weil•rambetsad, Wales, and ad. jaoseela. Ikailmeanalftlimk casmst awl Mazy Biii. Sada wierivard died sad liollesiart TA/MUMS= AT Hos MAJESTY'S THEATRE.— It ie mid to be in ecintempistioe at this establishment (Her Majesty's Theatre) to seine, Rietwol Wagner'. Tana- Aeseser daring the easels* pesos. Os the contents of the present swiss of Pipit perfeempees, Signer Arditi will pro ceed to Berlin, when a serial repreemitatise of Tax shower will be given, from win* a laid Pleasat will be farmed of its chances with as English as . It is to be hoped that the decision will be in the &My:native, end that those among us who hare not had an opportweity of hearing the opera with Its combination of stage effects may be enabled to form a judgment of the matte of whin much maligned opposer on better gromds than those of the es mented praise of parthass, sad the equally mann abuse of enemi es . The faders of the work in Pais should form no &ploughs predargioe be since much that has y found soreptaaire with us isviolently astagenistic to French togs. Wagner's abstract style, absence of salient melodic Pusses and freqtant isdetiniteness of rhythm, are qualities is direct oppegtion to those by which our neigh bors am captivated - -as different. indeed as the Gump hooding to vague tranessedenteliam frees , the clearly de lved realism of the Prep& clammier. Even should the produetioe of Prinelauser here sot Drove a the managernest of Her Majogy's Theatre will derero mi = of all who take an leered in the carnet history of the art, far the enterprise d Pah an undertekkg. —London Btritrw. Tao SOUPS= AT THS AOIIICULTVIcAI. MALI, lezutozotr.—The aseenat la the daily papers of the iajories punned by she anfortnnate kesperwhe was attacked by the hoes at the Agricultural Ball was in some reeposta iucor root. It was stated. " that the flesh was tore off the arc, is most parts to she bare bout, very nearly from the shoulder to the wrist." The truth, _however, is, that the men. band, and heed only, was meshed by the lop The middle Sager and correepolding stelsearpel bone was operated down to the base hem the rest of He hand, and the soft parte round the wrine were deeply sad inpulerly torn, eseept at one small spot. The feenues and a part of the upper arm were slightly granni, probably hem Pip draws through the bars of the rage. There was nethingllMPOSialla le lace ration ef the arm. Th• baud was amputated by Mr. Law owes at the wrist-joist, and the patient 1.. wo bear, dries well.—(Fran the Medical Times end Oaverte.) Yealliol7lll, FRB. 4. —The report of this morning of a Danish era-ef-war being off this pat pesos be traced to any authentic Peres. The Freitt Otto vas Males ffel, for Loodon, end the Richard, for Swarms, both from Dentzia, at anchor in the roads have take. pilots, and the masters, who had come ashore, intend hoproceed. Elsinore, Feb. 4.—The trot Prussian vessel, the Marla Schultz, from Handstand, has been seized and teoughs tato this harbour to-day. An embargo has been hill upon German ships is Danish ports. ELITSASEDINARY DOO POISONIHO. A most ex traordinary system of dog paisesing at prowl prevails is Prestos. Daring the peat few weeloo some of dogs, some very valuable, hen bees poisoned IS the lowa and assghbourhood. The does while out is the streets sod ia the public walks with their owners, are in wet eases talon ill suddenly and mysteriously, and frequently in a few minutes they die in the greatest apparent app. &Ways. whee 111014 of the canine spooks are out. are the mast fatal dap. No one some to know by whom. or by what wasps, site animal. are destroyed. In a few laiteaces animals towed dead bare base aaalyeed, and la their stomach snook sad stryeknia• lave bees diesevered. It is sup posed that the polloniag is canted ca by a gap of bur glars, who destroy m many hope-dams as possible. in order that they ray follow their Qatari's& proissolon amoolested aid is qeseteen. 102 Ystia OLD.—John Smith, *god 102 years, I died is Lyraingters Heate r co the 28th alt. He was born at areelowhont. is the Now Forest. and was by Wed* a blosintwitb. Whoa he was 21 yeses ire op his father and ssas, died of neetkeohout he teseght wp hie five • brothen and 'liters. When he was 211 yeue el 7:11 5 7: married, and his wife died in 1861, after • mania Lie of 71 years. I 11 0* r IN 61 'a —id Rd 11} MT - N Il SS $ t :.I. a, ~~ I ~;