The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1859. Ii4ILWAY LAW INTELLIGENCE. r Mr. Coasmilaioner Murphy thought the next meeting wee SHARE L1828.-IEIB DAY. Barmen rosenstion MONEY MAI at Northampton -which would take place M Muth, by whkh 6k I re * I "'""`"' I likgstrVa. i We ts rtt! _....- (THIS DAY.) time the can wo uld be all nu. v meeting of Mr. Rumen knew nothing about each matters, bet he be- tto ma Ulmer aft Lerma . •• - -11. Two o'Ctoox. ts • eastemr-eom. Ustse: 6 den 6 3• 3 lined there was to be • atisplechase at Reading in • short •id at the i mead, m 4 lle. Add. oared a- - IWs ow The fends remain vi Lainitan i t the COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Mast The railway share market to-day exhibits an is ji _ DI., _ es, u /oh oar place late yesterda KT. Concatieekmer Morpby said when the cam would be almost generi a , In c i n wan i n dium s even, , 1 , 4 „.... n ........... I I I do stings is Banco is Hilary Tena.- ' Baton Lord Camp- beard in this court ? quoted, indeed, I 4, half -cese - bell end 1 mules Wightman and HMI The officer said on the 28th ism. fall. Compared with the 4 o'clock quotatioos is et Da rets - ZsT ---- r u 105 at DOWN 1 I...ing ,S...it. perat 4 o'clock yester 7.0 01 PRI P. TRY PSDOLICICA (I,IIPANY. Mr. Cocamienicer Murphy-There Val be so steeplechase of YeatErditY p resent Prim_ "hi.. hit ... ,a rols o6ol _ le. a, b li Vsn e lla I. T.t batten, nixed te lb&O L. St 22 before then ; sad if the tram sets ia there will be en end to all of folly 1 per cent. in eaten British stook ; cent. in London and North re: I ' 4 it:s i ert., Toe: " ss u ss to press sales is To Interco Os la this :see, which was tried before Lord Campbell at the swo . d . tomether. 1/ , . 2061. At num . " at 6 aildhall , and lit which 0 verdict wee nannod (Laughter.); _ Court accepted ban till the bearing. per broker has take • . boat •tiimp i o nstially for the prosecutor, who weed to be restored to Tb• Western ;Ito 1 per out. in Lancashire s ee ne t . ower...6 olbottalsod. 9= blastu - lar_ . i_Pro stock. English, Fr •. To espenda . mike of ereistant is the Saddler's Company. and Yorkshire ; Midland, and Berwick, /to 1 per se I& (UMW Oa& •• 1 - 11 tut railway shares have 1,, ~., 404 , ~.3.,- Mr. Knowles, on the part of the defendants, mond to miter - cent. in Great Western, and Lper share in South II 0 l ... 011014:-- . us. , tr. usrete, print. 1 :he Sediatt of some of the iseen. THE POLICE COURTS. Eastern. London and North Western stock is now es. t. museum to tot " itif 61 l markets the fortnigh . , 500 a, 1.. to,j, ; I Lord Canipbell-This war a trandusse to maims a person .1, , , 5.„ CI,. to ...., the odic* of amiateat ia one of the City companies. A (THIS DAY.) quoted 95/ to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97/ te 17 , t 774 ‘ 4 . 74411 . -- -- 0 . : ' "b ar 5 to-morrow. . 14, : L . , .1 noisy rare ago be wee narnahnowely elected to that to I ; Midland, 1021 to I ; South Eastern, 8.. tz eszsi t t st cv. Li t si s t r ut Consols are qu3ted i uarr 30, IVA, .*, be teas sworn Is, mad served the office far SCOW time, --...-- 22 1 to 1 Per ohm ; Caledonian , 8 71 to f ter en De. a pew. Deferrer R i 16 101 M I for the Bth of Fe .1.. by beinco, , o .i th en, without bring musmoned or heard, he was removed, MANSION-HOUSE. North M id- 1o• f i osSo. S. MR Great Western, 6.51 to I • York and a ._ - - this department. 7 ~,15.5, 4.,.., De- a the ground that he Mod air-seed his pecuniary dream , s.. 4. 17.. aid. • ATTUNTTzu stliclOa. and North iii es a 7ret. Ur .. . n u iki le Ms Ito ell De. do. Ur ...- :-. Ind.-,031 . . '" y ." b'f°l9 bej woo WllVlSOssd"gCd.spittht he to. Ell: fibell. Moore , so elderly, poorly-dad wean, was land, 77j British, to 601 . Berlijk. 93 t° 1; at. 140 &ea Iseles Talatab - IN 10/ down. 12,0231. . 1. 1 .. . ,.......1 11747 ha . " s _ ooll . - --- -- --- --•••••• ..• ht before the 'Lord Mayor, charged with baring at. French railway shares are quoted in lust instances s le 1 ...Pt n ie se------. ew IW. per Conte., at 951 to Mr. Kooßl4o--BaS I apprebead the court will ant great • t wit ee wi k t i .„ " t ir ISSI°II over listam-hedge, between 6 hWa 7 11 . Gd. to 101. per share lower than at 4 &Owl se 26. ild.se 15.11i;.,14 - 3;;IR - I.° - PS Debentures of the I Iced of I! 7.. Ild. mmiptory moo d.. to exedra . pm, b , . o a k . whith • sh e . te h ht. row totheottom owbat , to mount um , yea_terday. Northern of France are quoted 371 to 1. 1 ,! it .F I SS I r 4. • d b..... 1, I T 4a- Bonds, at 17e. p i.ir we the crib- 3. Mis obteised by fraud. I aball sot contend that ble die- as seen y a r ,ot, us and after >""v et • meeting to which be err sot ennusensi was • qt oo d woo t o a m se t 0_ rempiro, hog herself taro th e lex int.; and Paris and Lyons, 331 TO i ; Lombardo- 1,70' :ii or Ixoo l l, era toe its ''' March and Jane, u tide below, when he seised hold of but:bather, sad held her Venetian old shares have fallen to /to / prem. (ex. re. .0 1,;: n.. 73. T.6 6.0 0 6 . : 1 04 011 M in good demand ; at Rr. bis isliti t ias uissus i"msslisir ia tb b . .. S T. d os z..„ , - 0-_, ,re lb .th.. l %* " ec k .: till • pollsman came to his alblulonsili sod owtvol• 4 her to the new) • and the new shares to par to / prem. too to out met st...resm p 100 19i payable in May eve - said " the party has bees gear, og • l ikoo d oe t sa d ass w ill the T det he 1,0 kt: 4 - home lier.. . holthrth lithe wee theta et the thee, to East Indio ' . Railway stock has fallen considerably. n t ° LI nonle n .. si te../ .. r e clot- LI 301 " sot goest a mandues.." oRDINAZT MAR& AID newest. ro an Da 44 Der seise iiiii. - : . Ib. The foreign stock which 10 10 baled NEL litea.- Ter i P. P..1.1.T1T ON D Imid c-r,r,l--Th- - be a irmuld tar " ftwis4 • The witness replied that the did sot appear to have been I tage=em t Yes maw 10 3 Okbh [ .cos deers . ur s vet ratter, and where et • i igno of th e seee wedelns, as in Ibis cam the masdounts bee ref, and &hot . b . - - L. ii exulted h.. s 00 0„, ether c . 0.. Rh. IPR I &most. L . 330 111 116 Tr 4 m i l 44 ... l5l. 109 ittlimereeoeina pa. um - - SO .1 Y.lfywßlSCAssos Mit. tempted. The Ne , n-ct ducks, Mho.; ° salS2 t°°‘° So it . we Soon so dawriwka, but meet wwki His Vxdship then asked the poor whetherur what As had cr ibe o e meojtes.„so....riasa. If eti it leetttlewor-s ‘ aese I II db n I tereral tarto saw sad she answered 0 Nothing ." she had .'ci , at isrm.wou...tdmertreec .1 i 20 12 Dad.R.4.•lenadt. 411 We din. ; the Six per CA r7ww.7im said shot at the t r eat It err rewr'ed for the onyeice , who would be Mil to bar Hat : good holtelrloor, 6- 4... i 1ie ainnajam musa ami trusw -k°blnju.' "s " Id 91 10 Wade ow ~thaw. op& ID et Da & et 90j to /. Spa fun court to ny bow doe imam @hada be &sad. to which she mid, .. Not • friend is the world," and, dually, oso mogrimen 3 44 111 *lO Darer .... -...... 1 i per 1,-rd Campbell *arrested that the counsel ea each side . b . 6 , i ump u e d ashes she h oo d, she bred a sigh , ham n ice M V o z . dTras ----- iilt ter! 171 T i to 5 Do. Ilanbeli; ,411: FRIEND elionki Wen in hi. private-room and take hie &risks os cst , , It. Mt le 6 Oe.thipitetountiewsim ear t Pot ruvian Four-and-a • • ..I smear& of 74 the craw ea which they could set agree, sad, in Oneonta of , e.. let Mine wed Moisten -. 411 49 44 10 1 ttlaldeilialli notate- ter tPm 1 ',laving the lid Finding that nething was to be got from her with regard is s al 0.n... au.. ____ - . _ are o ffi cially mar ail"' par ty b"lr "Wiubsd with fete diWwwitlhda ' the, to barn her friends' residence, prospects, or future istenuone, la c e ll Do. ---- ..... 5 il •on Wily ..it &sir might tow to the fell court. I. all Alen W. wita • ... ... LINER SEARED AT TIEED RENTAL& recorded as ft 111 nig and torah& Mr Lush. who eprered for the proseestor, said be bad the Lad Mayor remanded her for inquiry. ean i Po. et 'At. P 34 33 13 ' , -* i t ..i-p.titeri chapels. no objection te that ammiretoest. WILISTKINSTER. en wont- Punka oNed. Jo 71 10 WI Datas It Baum Joutton - - ea Ira. i Rsoarsys. I Wows* leader I 3 . 31 . per Cents., 102 . • 'lowing it lo he Mr. honks alenwiersteel to it. IS ell DedterailletenTOsesee (Mature and f . :ram regarding Denim awirdisely. • witert. DANIADI car& OROT TO TOE COUNTY COURT. ly, NO . lbss Aar& v . 4 .......-.... 5,11 a t w ill , 21 Sarah Collis', a eery reeptetable-looldsg women , err II Me sues., tbs.. r. .a . ,C.„, 11 II island's& X. mm* s. - S , 1M Deinanser bee tte Loa- Four per Cent. ( .. uer peterlytiar. Is the course of the monis' Mr. Redvell, Mr. Gifford c h arg e d with w armly beeekieg pane of gime, value 91. it Or De. °.+r - 0 11l dos sad None News) ft DO .• I beetoe..l &113 15 L. De oi= th ,leasurin No per Cents., for acs (of lb. Cheltoery be.). cud Me. HoTtillio, folotol been Mt - Ireactre Emma Wilms, who keeps • Stacy shop at 5, HU- II ,t 1 I,IM ff.,!it. t MI lc 6 ct • err It or, OM potated Vannes Cono•cl. were culled within the bar, red ~,,p....e so n, swept" mid that she wee told at a quarter - 74: ta e. Tqa,„;=.i ewe°. ~ Ni 704 lt IS a Donner, nit:WT.lw. and-a-Half pee r-,,Rst Iv -weitose toot their arsta a-confirm/Iy. to est& yesterday swedes that defendsat wee breaking her ss is susssur, pso b bs, a s re , r ....... Dania a li. al 17 19 1.4 IR a fend.. apea RUM nresettrer.ste. Three per Cent anti.t., v. MORASS, V.P. windows. Pramual: treat into the &op, and found bar ea 1•31 &we& awn OrmS Numeral .... 141 146 ....meg it • Weirex div. ; Russian .o th• wow abets. Mr. 30777 t, to oPillOolt Ott oa milotnowlit 01 the Um ill- twiwhwlt th° wilt d°w• wilk a °kg° which she h ` d in her LI t il e! Onet "." XMarthint"t''."l"*""........... W IW I liii i.‘ Del s sse Z. Won, Eisreneb ila,aol. 444 et it le hoped the P.rseeentriz then gave bar into custody. Btte had "aZ 10. reed kg weitieg it mei & for s taw trial is thirteen mid the hest . 2 . o4 . k O WW",,,•• 1 , 3 51 a sa " 01 ii i __. btroken four panes of plate glass, She was the wife of pro- &A * all Okraosneread DeseTWWl Iba Glia""a Atia 991, 1001, ex div ..• al & to natifia rlicii .., ". br°4B , h. L L ... Mr ,__ . . ,Vismat gently . a g al .7 sum ties landloird, end mad she bloke the glass became it at ha r t' t at Saab. sad iren. (Dal :4 0 4 k r 63 ii a 04 HO ail trartlepsel Donk . Bit 1U account, 451, ex M a IlendelkyltoTorkallX.l 11t IUI .w already irliew I K IM &eel Wotan Mr. Bonn. Intern. Pr. 1".. me trapasleats7 firSOMBIThIr cats her huthastre property. The &snags dose amounted a..... Dancreresikeilea bd te 67 26 ail este i etwu - - per Cents., for ace Shut he err tba owner of the Crabs Hyde estate. in the to 9/. It . an thammer set Owen -. • 47 91 Su 100 landaus& Grenerish Ito . -At aMr !SinDe. 11Dido & lb Dia &nth asters/ l5 est Bonds, 10; th ,vestv of Coek, who, siy Mr. Scully said he wee prilsaked. In reply 30 900333031 a fr om lb. 70 •411 407070 . Penneen trin 33 i 31 ii 1 ti ,-. mew Ind& ia , ll i .. .. too Deno Pretarnaceidllaol ll7l 122. 1 o why the cola. the Unfunded C ..,,. chub we, laid He pet formed his dim an two gmene-Gret, tlest be bad she bete the hens Mr a term of three yews, asst mew xIN u n paieur...4 y Maiii, seaen s B. let les..Thallmt & onao.n" Re Pees am Del- nodally the &op sad hew were her Wotan) while he paid le 4 De. de. 1. #l4 .. $Ns tar 10 511 Dtae narking ann. - • - - Cents., 1854, for at i. ...I °plant that been prevented eake..ia,"; the payment of 9,000 1 ., which the „ be ni . a. ut ai . laa di aa d b a d earta i a l, ' put di, front I, bus y/ Ds wad's ..".....• ioo •I malls of ,err Ma.. S . Da. a Ebbw Delos .. - Mee 'it" MAIO ottiq him • cad. eloollflY, Met he hod loot she a•seidteed it hers as she we World in the Plate-glsse w et / ... 1 ..,,,,,; h ....J., .. a a i Mr Lowarinft 0W.4 par MSS. Sp Sheba) . iii iii .it .. "• 1848 (scrip of the pr•rionely 3111111611 the ednatages of the Mete. At the trial there wee Commun. St so Nardi. Mato .'. 'i ßei.../1 N. are& 1;1011 Si 14 ditto, second eer y predate, or event. is reply said that her husband bad le ft her, U ..i.. 1 ., gr Let aent ig " ..- itt . De:ni rl2 rU illa N a leideeterWan Mew so has • Fineable otof IRO* otid'llo• to show how Mr. 'Want sortml"otte cou ld pi so ,:,,,,,,,,, fro, him MN . Wi Ws h s d 'S. 13 4 410.4 1 1. k X Weems- If hl 4.. n i t 14 Guaranteed Four it. 'lt Da Inds& ... therein", the whsle tashi hews bl'au'd I. say dope by the als o"' denied him to bar frequently. She had toiled bard to pro- m. tee lae.isets ewe Waresm. 91 lb 914 I The point of .ti'l it powwow band. err what motive he could Mtn bad ha can bi o , ab e m a p.......d .4 .1... he h o d kft her m. i mo 55ub..61.0..6 LWOW , DM 40 ds. ses Rt i 4 4 01 14 = ....ba lrrad ma roldrer ed.0. 1 5 . • ;5 ice t per cent Ito King of Sardinia ~. wen threngb- cementing it. no Day fond a verdict for the unwed tor. She bed cemunlemi the offence in order to bring 1 1 . 10! = 11188 ,., .... _,.... miri 1934 um =Vaas& i i Pra pen 1 o stretch caw*s4 mg Northers a &dere 6r• 44. prehension is, du *UM with 3061. d Minn. They twice awes tato court him to this court she weld. 0.. slit m tis. th eL iciii ... .Ua i ttatbr ueothi 7 ... 0 10_ It* Wafts Otwanst • 6i 90 !War& c &aim Ur Paynter mad if th e was &dilute she should go to w I be an ottu, sre uts. *up; .. • • - - holds out to the m of the ears- and add they coon ant ores , sad it appeared that half, or lb. •ri., whir. ~,...., would rak e I . " aim ... nitwit pm ell Nestrwt.l6 SCA Carble...• :: ill II a Press a byre& sta. a prirrtimol to hie et lead • arms p isti in of thou., was wit prepared to Sad fen, 1L a ".",,, do .71 3 :1 sa w n ' ... d .. 3k ,i,.. th i ng a this. II oli, N woZhowtshw° l4 ,, ar .„s mwww 2 ~.. D.Wee. I Lactated', .- •• throughout Italy I ..,es trsa., WV a &MS Mr. lOVSIv err as • smap li cro with tfadleir is a• B e ; th at , j ogo o o d a e & prom:Waft w h et h er o h o would mal , trary,wurenotatasm - - • lo tee nefske. HIS. 1.4.• chap kind are perseve ~,.. evince , ' * lt, bead. tato 51. for too socoust of damage . Pi Ita 7tertelic & 117 Eli 5 rethatecaltoDar ~,y am SA 114 Aurially. Ibe beetlo all ti aler u n mad Ilerebans - _..,. 9. 91 out of the questi lei S i licone& 00.111 M ULM _3l _ . ..3 de Lord Campbell-They Mat.cl the ground of their doubt- Prowcoutt replied In the neS 4,l " . . . SVIIT inSSI.S= ibm...l D 7 .! 6 . 1, eel 1 1 14 ... omit credit. The 12 all &mak alsfic ik drigill If. cause the world 1a.1.4 will be our Mr., whether If Mr. itorrare Rai au mosesplios of ffedleir, Yr. Paynter-Then, I haft no pewee to adjuboata The 61. ico , east 3 4 . .1; 1 Do.• caw nowt go to the county court. au ter i ll. awe -heraaa .... A iii 931 1I I I 99 . sll Wr . .= . est , eu b eat , ... - connives at then; ...b.. &Does toe- the plaintiff would be entitled to verdict. Prisoner was them dimhargtd. m tel De G. D. S. Pees It Sr 0 of Freed' Mr. BovM-It I. quite i Mar the 'or wen not prepared to fr i g I De. Len....-.. 4111 491 491 a et. be WOW sad gooserem se tet assured of the s WORSHIP-STREET. et yea ....-.. 15 19) T7ll 7 Sardinia, who is ....., oreo'ly owes ny that there was any fraudulent intention or motive on the le in ll M .""Fai as l : 1 .r, the arrb.r Mal. TIOLRNT ARAM:LT. ' 4 -'1 1314V-raodyi. IVI L 2 ... 11.101114 of hawks part of Mr. Ingram. Mathew it &mail, 23, a journeyman oho maker, a a imma -4 . w ..... j . 1 sn legions of Anal tmittics emit* Lord Campbell-It dif sot appear that he obtained say Stepney, whore forehead woe covered with adhesive *tater, ; tios tai m m o mi t eethew ...... 4 134 si 13 i 0 JOINT OTODIL DAHILL present audacio ..11.rinerell 14 IS an perusal minnow% bat I lipplibend AVIV woo be no doubt wee charred before Mr. D'Eyscourt with breakiag the sow r all riarth Warms Pk IdU Ostaed. Wars. a Witnr. lie & 41.. i 1,1. 1 . 1 Moms. I Pd. t al. 1.14. 4 . ' man stock markets, a - - • • ' - . ... ._ .___._ of aa Mildly women, named Hannah Pettigrew. .:. .... I Paris. hives en Propecutrier replied to the neutive. Poynter—Then, I ham no power to adjudicate. The cam moat go to the county court. Prisoner was then diechargtd. WORSHIP-STREET. TIOLCNT ARAM; LT. Mathew M•Loweahl, 23, a journeyman shoemaker, at Stepney, whoee forehead was covered with adhesive *late, L wee charred before Mr. D'Eyscourt with breaking the note r alt elderly woman. named Hannah Pettigrew. The complainant, whose face wee bendaged, said that yes terday evening the prisoner came to her hones, neer Stepney , green, and in • half-drunken Mate denciulded • working tool, that he alleged her husband had belonging to him. Woeds arose, when he was told that the article could not be given up, or it wee not his property, upon which he etrack her such a violent blow with hie net on her now ma to Omsk It, mad he afterwards smashed her with a nindlestick. Mr. Hrs.:out, on the evidence Wag corrolxwated, E remarked upon the freqoancy of these desperate amanita in ; this locality, end sent the prisoner far three months to the m Howe of Correction with hard labour. St MI IMMINENT. Jewel Hasrh Orr, 19, was charged with embezzling various It mum of money expound.; in the aggregate to 81.7 x. The prisoner had been in the service of lir. Pike. a trades men is Chterch-etreet. Hackney, up to the lath of December ' tut awl received imam of 13a. a week, • ithother advantages The rrorreUtOr wild his hotineee, and then dlecovered that the prisoner had given him only a portion of the amount he had received in payment for goods delivered by lint, end not be. than 30 different onstotzers were represented as creditors when they were not. Committed for trial. Lord Complaint—They stated the pouted of their doubt— via., whither if Mr. Ingram was as sccomplice of Sadler, the palatal would be sanded to nediot. Mr. BovM—lt is quite i km the jury wove not permed to .y that there was Buy fraudulent banal= or motive on the part of Mr. Ingram. Lord Campbell—lt dii sot appear that he elnalsell say p. oval advestera, but I apprehend there or. be so doubt that be was engaged is thie echoes with &disk to deceive dmlty. Bavill—lt is unneeemery foe metro aster Mt. theepot of the goalies in tbisi nage of the prociediags ; ben I will rise that the jury took the most untameable view of Mr. Iserom's cadence with &dint. The learned counsel Mon stated that the tresseettnns is quad= took rime as keg age es 1862 sad 1833. sod that at the trial the thilandest was takes by surprise by the production of a moss of conesposdesce which he had sever inn Wore, or bad an oppeetunity of 'semis's( ; that after the Mak the defended applied 1131 the isspectka of the papa. of the late John &Heir, In the reversion of Mr. Norris, his edmisetrator ; a Mr. Doyle, hie late secretory. sad of Meows. Mornagh sad Baud!, molicitoes is Debits, with whom Saki, had bent to partnership ; but that it wee only on the Math of the peewit swath that be had mind permisnon to e 'amiss them; that the dokedant's solicitors hod already discovered imported documents, sad expected to lad more; sad that they wished for barite time to cantinas thole exeideation. Is elder to show tat importros of the court acceibig to his application the learuol round restiosed that they bed serertained that thcrs sr an entry Is the books of Kern. Mandeb sad li ainedy. in June, 1863, to the den that they had received icon: claims from Mr. Scully It prepare sat ceding of the tattoo! the Coale Hyde ends with& view to its isle to Mr. Dagen, sod that he had attended Mr. Brolly and laid it before him. If that were cornet, if Yr. Scully at that time was dealing with the estate so his ows, his story that hobnailed Mr. lapses bad purchased it was untrue, and there was at once rend of hi. rum Mr. Inputs visited therefore before thou, sad abandoned 01 intentbm et baying it, sad afterwards he had sorbing whatever to do with the property. Lewd Cempbell--Then was overwhelming evidence, both decemenkry sad parole, to show that Mr. Bea, believed Mr. legalist wee the owner of the estate. Mr. Bovill—l adroit there was down to 1853; but if the entry be inas, it le impossible to say Mr. Scully believed Mr. Ingrain was the owner. I may remind your lordship that this is a question of Mr. Isersais minder is society. Again et that gestl.man, tlere's sot • breath of sutpitios so monk his integnty, honour, and houeoty. Lord Campbell—Be was engaged to various transactions with Jobe Saline. Mr. Bovill—Bat there wee not one word said to impeach kb bower sad Integrity. AII Mr. Edwin James did was to ask him some queetioss ea to hie bill tranartions with Saline. 10. 7. 1 :14 . i:4a, .aivi. W 114600 a Ps. Wears Jr. li. north Wares o‘ooor4lllllo ..—. WI Moab lou Osteed. Wor0„ • 'Film 19 Perlasealk 10 100 I S 11T.101.1001 100 Isttea. le t=erlsmett 1.4 @dont& 6 i o thl =Oll 3 a Staier. lio n = Ir.. miry of Atmorki cyYt•nliCO credit ...left. 61 in en,ht. Hat the .±L^ I? 2 of "nut eat at id et:4;i. Troia ries supplied t•len ta bualtsc is the ITS 111 Il 19 13 le 44 47 4 1 U 39 to 181 44 74 In HI Lao and U. Nor.larat. umanark. kink el i tr en Bank of o.3l.tlank ata:6. WV & N. Lmuics Marc Baal et Lemslis.sad MRS OM. 01 CiAYi Osta. 3=ll L atia , meletTiti Lam.oll.N.Nkel Awl Loudon sod no_ans, Load= JOIN Iwo Lam nod Wootabsetar Nat. rm. ea Neslaad D. Women& Bank An tlamtk 1!.1... it n 11 n 49 11 is 014 1 IS V. qa,) 7 .9 it ir:•ed mat ily *La bigb nble ai I %hat, lat M 4. ut.. Oar • 1.4; ell a15011.T.41.414 &Um 14aa 14 Iftiark lall Illaditat sal Datiftim. • 4. UAW 41440 am IT*" tabs Vol/4 HI Wesnorl ..4 W 11444 on W. Reda/ I.4l4.ierydsl P W Do. • f res. bo MT. MU 11 1 per as. valito 14 I 41. 114.11.444das 10" noroesiore does ho oboe* of nredit r.• wad latelligrat elite, give or tab 14 IT CRIMINti I LP .water .4 the present Pt is.° ,1111.411 v lerri puled 0 .41112.4.1 sod rests Draft t uruali eekW of trotaaa awaia. D. 111•• ...... Oates of UMW& Moos et Lemke -- reit, YieLEW 'Rai oirket ritzrzszson esAaa tie which i. Th• instil 4 41.11,4 046,41.• 7 ..,, • ...tor 1.. 0.5 , N di. leo a in la NO Clownr . hood 40.0 a •11 Dead. Pent. row r. Jona rt. 10 00 Andio. 1 p.a.— • M. ISO Da. N. 100 F.. Coaaaledis..l p.I.NO:i Pt lia D. as. N c IL 140 D. SW 4p. Cass. ta N. LI donor. Dena, 4on Own N. In IL Lowanin. I por Gord. N. IN licin. a Gleono. II a OW. N doo 2011..1.011. Ned.. to. a ...MIL N N. Oren ...e. rtv..., Ipa Can . ...... 0 Do. 6a a rotoi ip• a Pa. 11 Oroao N. 0010.1.15 Pre. el Gt. Waanal Barba flaau.). 40 Do. II p. 0. Mrs. elad. {O,l DO. nets. 4. ai. 10 D. redrew 4a p. a lar Da Irredmo. 4 per wee iel! dirsologr ob .8 p., lidtles. Cloattl 0,...a. 0•40 D. 4a. do. ... —. L• 1211. k Tairobby d P.. dt• taraktlafilaaaata.aNai Pp.. Poo ha. pm De. do. 5 gar ll 0 0.14 a 4 L.A.5. 0 .0.• laNse.6c. 1.10.44. 7a co dt. loto oh. I Leedom:lam aed Oda oh a 1/1000.ins. 1 11roh= It Wm* p. or Do. Do. Cz .. 001. 10010. EOar*. it B. I p. . 0 per ft. Prof. dont lokaalllials Pf.do. 14.10........a.a.p0rp.... ' mat. onsti *Om OW leN 5.065. Del..{ s 0.0. 50 Minh Da XV. Gas. 4 wet. 1114404.—Wr0.4)... Pro. .0. do I lovas kw n . . lo I Do. Tort. 0. I IL porn. 1 t i rter. a WeLay.e. ••• .** po. Ind nazalada .. ab. al per can Dobott.• . . . dew M. attormy employed, "mkt the &p.i ni:Lt that Um& ay not . ba _era Iw empiny.d): tM rho• ckrit to tbe The Newcastle serious terminated on Saturday mori.iog, the motor of prieoners having beet more than asaelly large. "With regard to the Recorder," says the local Chrowiek, the difference it his court ap pears to have termisaled. The member of the bar attended as usual, end the ordinary harmony and good feeling op peered to prevail." THE TESTIMONIAL TO SIR JOHN PAKINGTON.— It has been flashy deist tieed that the proposed testimonial to Sir John Pakingtos. M.P., on his retirement from the ehairmasship of the Wormetershire "atom, shall °midst of a large silver-gilt shield, pourtraying the twined* incl. dears sod mats it the lite of the right het. bonnet. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.—During the week ending Joinery 8, 1839, the Oaken have been as follows On Monday, Tumelay, and Saturday, fees &ye, 3,461 on Monday and Theodor. free evening*, 2,730. On the three attdents' days, 2,092; one students evening, Wednesday.' . MAI • total, 8,667. From the opening of the museum, 7101. Smrr4,LiNG.—The practice of smuggling over from the opposite coast custobseed spirits, orals and In ouch wholesale quantities about thirty years since, boa not entirely crowd. An attempt to land a cargo at Littlehanaptou. shortly before Chrletoss, was foiled, when the usual course of staring the tido was retorted to. For revers! dare the beats of the R.C. Centrism, and of the stations westward, have dredged for the same, and have beet rewarded by Itch ing up &bent twenty tale, the tcoidue havOg been loot in the late turbulent weather —Sutter ilderrtimr. A MOTHER. AND DAUGHTER CHARGED WITH Mt ISM:RING A CH tto.—Ywerday, an inquest WAS held by Mr Hotted, city co rmer. on the hotly of the noels child of Maria Spooeosr, drecemaker. HalEncrement, Rochdale road. Thesvidenceolthesurgeou,Dr.C. D. F. Phillimprovei that the child was born alive on Saturday morning last, and that it had been strangled. lie oleo rived that ire mother end grandmother, the only individuals living in the bowie, were very emioua to obtain from him a certifiers of death, they alleging that the child was atill-born.—The fury re tuned • radio of " WSfnl murder" sgatnet Maria Spooner, the younger, end Maria Specter, the elder, for whose com mittal to Kirkdale gaol the corer bead his warrant,— itentAegier GMarliioll. SNOW Ile TUE ALPS.—The journals of the south of Front state that great cpeattities of stow have fallen to the Alps. Last week • Chows returning from Turin was stopped by the mew on Mount Osoievre. One of the con ' doctors was mot ea to get more horse, but unfortunately he fell down in the mew, sad heated away. It so happened that be wee era discoverd by some dogs, belonging to the ecotone officers, and taken to the nearest bone.. When he recovered his reser, he PLOW under what circumstances 'be had left the diligence. Four stout bones were at roe tent off, and with their help the passesgers were delivered ' from their isapteseant situation. DECOgariug FURNITURE,—Yeah go by, Brown adding to hie eollertions is the bellef—good eas) man—that , dispersion by Christy and Menace on rum firers day ' will stamp him with the reputation of a Berri, and leave ! all the little Browse with substantial traces fie blarreg their i n armory end tars. Meanwhile, Moses, Antra- deb, cad Sheerer are klieg their hooked Warr together to 6.1, off their tebrieeted Ores Iftessand and Gordo ware upon I the Melees aiming of art meaufecturre, and larking to each other with their cruel eyes as only such harpies can! wink while they divide the mile of mach frith triumph over his simplicity. The revitable day cornes—that cruel heart- able day which emir as aS—when Bemis has gout to asap! with ho. Esthete, sod Jew broken, lildtmate, and gaping idbes swarm over the rooms ft wes reverie his pride to de mos, with bits at rococo, end choirs ► specimen of Berner, sod which wee med. glorious foe him by that picture, with the gleams of eanehine striking through the green rooters of the t war glade (the thing is celled roues Unroll, but is well known es or at &amble Wails** stock counterfeit.) —when hie meet a veined Wedgwood vire are clutched by ha earileetkees rra of Wardoureetrest drier, sad hr Stirrer platen err Wowed le softest velvet, are belittled about be gorray picture. Than the *nth trompirec The fairy gold is sets to be only wore. Moser, Aroisrab, end Briber are to the secret of it all. Whet is Brown's rept- 1 Wien to them Is comporison with tenth Of wares try ! blab. No doubt the Mier sell for ea old rug; and If the Woollies buy them, who will vesture to surmise that they de so with ultimate vier of outing theta forth ea ! goners for the tenelit of future Browse at ea bearitir rate of profit Thie ie the —which sort of Is terr— itorial' might he a ono spprupriate w going ea .may day Isere sod is Paris to an extent hitherto snipe- eirdentled, Moab to the ignoran t enibition of people to re am colleetior of objects of bigotry and virtue, The whole dawdle art and decorative fornitore hoe wise under the control of a parcel of &slam, who maks their market of the foolish vanity of that logs section of the ,psaMe width is stimulated to extramereace, partly by the kesttlmg denies to eructate their neighbour: errevagenr, and pertly be des imperfect kaowleilite picked up in emeearee, and is the Write Debbi...meet about art manufacture with wheels Ile have bean tautened far the Let foe yore. — Fe.". Magga..,for harasry. 10 i Nadurt tbs epitiees occur, 4 be of a trite; . is erth an •.urb the 'edicts eetebliel rrp T«11.15 to be. with ...w 1.1 pip. r p" it whicis * c 'd• 1.7 Go:(tti. I TilitATlLL—w Mr. 11...1("vd, 0010 **b Mr.. Asa I y is the ,;mO --- towitn.ao d.urgtopr. .as Mg the mirthful he fell forward ia• In o'24mi-crow .und to h. eatimat. I ...ow of t►e hsort• .S.PARk.—Yes- Mr. P. eon. miwal, on the body r in the *mirk* of —wet, who ootai .I...tieg himself ririerl the and th at • , therAZ•bi.r. H. Lord Campbell—You had better abstain from further re maths cm that eubje.U. Theis warn Whin to show that he use sot nixed up is those iraarctioue. I believe that Mersa Maeda is s most respectable position is society, s.d that his charatter whammy impeached moil this unfortunate afar. .Mat askilea rat ,A breaking .. T ag& (akiel Ur. Nem Om demagog lei . aortae last. akin a Waimea. Ifig .ln knee rn M b. required. Mr. siat &anent bad • oh Ina neazg o, repanay I Bovifl—At the motion for s soor trial 1 will to plo wed to give raptsastioas co thus sotto, sad I will rewrap then until thee, bat at sn mats, I sok yaw lord- Alps to give so sa opportaatty at sastafalog further the doetosoats I lows soratioutd, Wore 1 so called upon to age that modna. Kr. Judas Wiegman—ls there say instance of such so 17 4: Ter - mat D 0.31 pre au lont. 6411 gor* Dem nUa 41. P. a. tivlilitead..l.o..st...o Do. 44 psi ast. ...... I Do. Iv waat.. Am* o.4Ram RSV. I far . 411. lbw* ortgan4 p. ctn. a. Do. 6, fp.. Waiderdhalkurollv.e. Hot./ CRO.S. Lat•hrtty that b demitait lbw mv .rl t 4 rook lb. Aortas. ...prooirsl4 or ▪ .• lb. ern , laelli • was dlienvereil Oa lb. earaser's imp sppliestios se Ibis, for poetposing a sobs for a nem a the bops ef obtaining eckliikeal seldom? bad Campbell—lt I. quite naprecodested. Use pasted each is applicott.at I think se siosidi establish a very des ranee precedes,. Bovill—Tbe peril role that a modes fora seer trial ant be made witble bier de!. of the begins* Of tors, 1 , 4 isSexibit. In tbe tairenrdisery one of the Duke of Ilmarricb, yes allesed the modes be he made duo the boo el too pen. Lad Campbell—let then some his bees as enlergetment et tbe period prescribed, es the grand of es riposte= au abet .betide may be discovered. I dusk yes bed tem/ be contested 'ebb the latiniatiese of the mart. Mr. hake Wightmes—Yes elm being forward ell dee tivertele yea bare of tateed whoa yes more far a new trill. Let Complaill—Yon tekasothing bear Mast motion. Applicable Mend. .au phew bow t•l•ia IM Ides- to. limo to 02- ••• It Me toss Oboustisor4 y the b. new) venom posiwz .. = rrMo t meaty. sod do dm... wry of Oa lamed to the I..woms.vootelly_ Sorb. rElloo tad At that MOND 0100 tartsig bats Mt roe. et 1681111- . ei tba moo Nolo. owned WO of the COURT OF ARCHES. ( before Dr. Lookisatto.) tlt. 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I 66.411 Mow 6 16.061 Mos 10 wow 6 wow 1 tuft w wow - /L 066 I 16,666 16.900 10 140,6 10.660 6 103.616 1 . 4 1 0 ' ! 10, 6 / 0 1 100. 1,00. 3u 414114 SAM Alm lie Skin' aj A --711.&o .* Is at V. 0 . . T ... t . tigl II 1 9 0 1 11 e 4 tt , n .34. w If YAW Mar Wia 9 OW , le Ilk I - T. 129 11.1 11 1 kom S tp.ow , !kw.. 11) „„)I 511 5 , va) .TVI4 .1 7 _5 A riia has vas so . 1 2 sib 181 ad a is MONEY MARKET-THIS DA Y Two o'CLocru. Thos hands remain very dull M the fail which took place late yesterday afternoon. Prices are quoted, indeed, per cent, lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday ; but less disposition to press sale; is evinced. The government broker has taken a panel of 29,000 i. _ _ _ stock. English, French, and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares have all fallen heavily. In the share markets the fortnightly settlement will commence to-morrow. Console are quested 95$ to I for money, and 953 to for the Bth of February. This is settling day in this department. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 93/ to 96 ; the New Three per Cents., at 95$ to 96 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 99$ to 991; India Bonds, at 17s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, both March end Jane, at 40s. to 435. prem., being in good demand ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 100$. The foreign stock market is likewise heavy in cha racter, and where sales are pressed, lower prima are accepted. The New Turkish Loan is dull at 4to 3$ dis. ; the Six per Cents. of 1854 have declined to 901 to $. Spanish and Mexican Bonds, amongst others, present a decline. The Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Hegan Bonds are officially marked 99$ and 995. Sales are recorded WI follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102; Cuba Seven per Cents., (Matting& and Sabananilla Bonds), 101 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 191 ; Peruvian Hegan Font ana-a-Half per Cents., 991, 991 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461 ex div. ; Russian Four-and-e-Half per Cents., 991, 1001, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 451, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 30, ex div. ; ditto Passive Bonds, 10; the Committees' Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 6, 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for amount,9o,l, 901; ditto SixperCents. 18.58 (scrip of the first series), for account, 3 1 , 4 die. ; ditto, second series, for account, 4 , 31 dia. ; ditte, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1051. The point of view from which the speech of the King of Sardinia is principally regarded with ap prehension is, the encouragement which it publicly holds out to the hopes of the insurrectionary party throughout Italy. So long es demonstrations of this kind are persevered in, it is felt that tranquillity is out of the question. Their effect is the greater be cause the world are prone to suspect that France connives at them. It is argued that, unless secretly assured of the support of the Imperial government Sardinia, who is avowedly unable to cope with the legions of Austria, would hardly venture upon her present audacious policy. The agitation of the stock markets, which is nowhere so violent as in Paris, gives sn idea of the financial crisis which would ensue on the Continent were the prospect of war between France and Austria to become really im minent. There is, however, one passage in the speech of the Sardinian King which has a pa cific tendency; it is that in which his Majesty laments the absence of that indispensable condition of military enterprise—a balance in the Exchequer. Since Sardinia commenced her latest demonstration, her securities have fallen 4 or 5 per cent. With the payment of the dividends the demand for money at the Bonk was yesterday very moderate ; and, although some considerable advances made during the shutting of the transfer-books fell repay able at that establishment, the rates in the open market were in mime instances a fraction below the Bank minimum. The final instalment of 450,0001. which fell due yesterday on the first series of 3,000,0001. of the Turkish Loan had been duly provided for. Payment of the instalment of 15 per cent. which falls due to morrow on the second series will probably be post poned by the scripholders. The exchange at Shanghai comes reported about If per cent, less favourable for this country. At Hong Kong and Calcuth little alteration stems to have occurred. Large remittances of silver will probably continue to be made to all three ports. The Arabia, from Boston, has brought 15,3001. in specie; and the Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa, 10,5001. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Orissa will take out on Wednesday only 81,2301. in silver for Bombay. A further dividend of 2e. in the pound (making 9s. 6d. announced up to the present time) has been declared on the estate of Messrs. Sanderson, Sande man, and Co., bill discounters, who failed in the crisis of 1857. A telegram received yesterday from St Petersburg quotes the exchange on London 361 to I d. The tallow market was firm at 168 ro. tor delivery in May and June, and 166 ro. for August. The corn market yesterday was steady, at the previous Monday's prices. Numerous and respectable signatures were at tached yesterday in the StockExchaoge to a memorial to the committee, requesting them to put themselves in communication with the proper parties, with a view to expedite the settlement in the New shares of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company. The transactions in these securities having been upon an extraordinary large scale, extending over several months, and involving extensive fl uctuations in price, the dealers in them are naturally anxious to have the requisite forms completed with as little delay as possible. An application for the quotation of the new Vic toria Government Bonds in the Stock Exchange list will come before the committee of that establishment on Monday next, and will involve a consideration of the questions in dispute between the government of Victoria and the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company. The Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Com pany have completed their deposit of 251. per cent. upon their capital, entitling them to the guarantee of Si. per cent. lately granted by the Secretary of State for India in council. We understand that arrangements are in progress for giving the Great Northern Railway Company a goods depot at the Brunswick-wharf, Blackwell, and also for connecting the Blackwell line with the East India Docks, so that goods from the London and North Western and Great Northern Railways may be taken in the railway trucks alongside the ship ping. The Brighton Railway traffic return exhibits • decrease of 7871. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 8721. sterling. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Western Bank of London is called for the 27th inst. A meeting of the National Discount Company is called for the 2nd Feb. The half-yearly meeting of the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Laud Company is con vened for the 27th inst. A meeting of the shareholders in the Mediterra nean Electric Telegraph Company is called for the 12th inst. at Paris. A call of 101. is to be paid on the shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendjie Harbour Company by the Ist Feb.; and a fourth call of 11. on the new shares in the Berlin Water works Company bv the 26th inst. The Alliance Marine Assurance Company an nounce a half yearly dividend of 15s. per share, and a bonus of 20s. per share. The fourth annual drawing for the reimbursement of 502 of the obligations of the Great Luxembourg Company is to take place at Brussels on the 24th inst. The Challenger has arrived from China with 440,4001b5. of tea and 3,139 bales of silk. NN ad ad NI sd Till HI! 611 U• 11.111 91 1.6.0 LIN MONDAI ZY1241110. The stock markets wore a quiet appearance to-day until late in the afternoon, when extreme agitation prevailed. During the whole of the morning, despite bona fide sales to the extent of about 200,0001. stock, which were said to be partly in preparation - . for the payment duo at the end of the month on the new Victoria Loan, the funds were very steady, and at one period an improvement of k per cent. wan quoted. Upon the receipt of lower prices from the Paris Bourse weakness became apparent, but the downward movement war unimportant until about a quarter past three o'clock, when, the settle ment of the " option" account in Consols having just been completed, the substance of the speech of the King of Sardinia at the opening of the , Chambers transpired. At 4 o'clock the funds were quoted fully I per cent. lower than on Saturday, i and presented a very heavy and unsettled appear [ ance. After the close of the Stock Exchange, still i lower prices comiog forward from Paris, further , speculative sales were pressed, and a fresh fall of k per cent, took place. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange steadiness prevaiied in the morning, followed by a severe fall late in the afternoon. After the official hours prices of nearly all classes of securities were quoted sensibly lower, and the impression amongst the speculators appeared to be very gloomy. Console, which closed on Saturday at 96, " ex div. for to-morrow's settlement, opened this morn ing at 96, and were alternately "buyers" and "sellers" at that figure until late in the afternoon, when a decided decline took place. At 4 o'clock the quota tion was 95f to g for to-morrow, and 95 11-16 to I for the Bth February. After the close of the Stock Exchange Consols were freely offered at 95{ for the present settlement. The " continuation " was k to 3-16 per cent. The official business report less follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 98, 951, es ex div.; ditto, for account (11th Jan.), 166, 051, 961, 95; ex div. •, Three per Cent. Re duced, 981, 1 g : New Three per Cents., 9 6 0, Bank Stock, '227, 226; India Stock, 222 ; Ind i a n Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 99}, 991. Exchequer Bills continue in demand, partly for account of persons who do not like to invest in seen ritiew of a more fluctuating character. A fresh rise of le. took place to-day, the closing quotations being 40s. to 435. prem. India Bonds were also in request, and 19s. and. 20s. prem. were paid. The foreign stock market was rather steadier in the morning, but showed renewed depression in the afternoon. The New Turkish Loan, after baing marked 3 die., had fallen at the close of the Steak Exchange to 4 to 31 dos., and was subsequently quoted still lower. The Six per Cents. of 1854 were marked 91{, and closed at 90{ to 91. Venesuelsa Bonds were more enquired for. Sardinian Five pee Cents. were hist quoted 84 to 871, and the Brazilian Loan of 1858, 94 to 95. The market closed flat. Bank shares remain very firm. There were more inquiries to-day for those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australis, and China; English, Scottish, and Australian; Charteredßank ; London Chartered Beak of Australia, and Oriental Bank. Commercial Bank of London were marked par. Atlantic Telegraph shares remain flat. Electric Telegraph stock was firmer. The shares of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Company were quoted 1-16 to 3-10 prem. London General Omnibus shares were heavy, closing at 11 to 1 11-16. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoc, The mining market to-day is firm, but not active. Transactions have taken place in shares in Warne. East Basset, Wheal Basset, Wheal Mary Ann, Lady Bertha, Wheal Trelawney, Tamar Console, Tiacroft, and Vale of Towey. Prices present little chanle. The bargains officially reported in the Stock Ex change comprise *f tneroft at 3k, and Vale of Towey at 12s. 6d. In foreign and colonial mining securities there has been very little business, and prices present no alteration worthy of notice. The prospectus of the Little Down and Ebber Rocks Mineral and Mining Company (Limited), is issued. The estate in question is situate on the Mendip Hills, with 236 acres of lend adjoining, and is stated to contain most important deposits of man ganese and iron, together with argentiferous lead ores end copper ore. The fact of one-third of the purchase money being invested by the late owner in shares is put forward as affording a guarantee of the bona fides of the project. The capital is fixed at 60,0001., in shares of 11. each, with a deposit of 2a. 6d. per share. The price to be paid for the whole of the property is 40,0001. At an extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders in the San Fernando Mining Company, held yesterday, the reso was confirmed for the winding op of the undertaking. It was mentioned that the 1,7661. at the company's betaken has bees invested in Exciarquer At a general meeting of the shareholders In the Trefoil and Mower Mining Company, held yesterday, • ell' of 11 . per share vas made. At • general meeting *of the adventuren In Crow Hill Mine, held on Siturday, a call of 2s. 64. per share wei made. The meeting yes adjourned to Tuesday, the Bth of March. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAT. SEITIOM AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELZO/LAYM.) (PROM OCE. OWN oonsuaroienunT.) Corn market firm. Wheat in fair demand at extreme quotations. Floor woody. Indian ourn quiet, but firm. Egypiien Mcrae, 36m. Ortz and barley without change. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUG to.—The public tales are progressing with an appears mica of eteadines., but tbey will not elms till a late hour. Helloed lumps 525. 62. to 545. Corset.—The public WWI of this articlearealso lame, sad are going a without alms* any material alteration is p Tao.—Operators are waiting for the arrival of the mail, sad we are without business to report. Itirs.—The very large public sales, my about 40,000 bags, have been freely met, and a large portion sold at about pre vious rates. Rust.—The market is inactive: priced are unalterei. SALTPETILE matins dull of sale. Srices.—No public soles to-day. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKST.-THIB ])AV. --- The market is arm at the annexed quotations. Towel tallow 51s. n, nett cub; Petersburg, Y.C., on the spot, 52e. 9d. to 53e. ; January to March. 52e. 9d. , March only, 53e. ; April to June, 524. ; October to December. 61e. 9d. to 62.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davis and Company report trade brisk for rood clover and meadow hay. Prime meadow hay, 755. to 80a. ; superior ditto, 83s. ta ; intenor ditto, 60s. to 70a.; rowan, MN to 70a. ; clover, old, 90e. to 105 a.; ditto, second Lot, 85e. to 956.; straw, :J/. to 30s. THE REACTION FROM INTELLECTUAL PURSUITS. —Let ua have no more reflection, is the cry of tbo mazy brain ; let us grstify reuse. Give un for the eye, the nor, the regatta, and the review—flower-shows end fountain die plays—fireworks and Illuminations—the fentacee of pia. minims end the pageantry of a Shakeperian revival. Give us for the ear, the mimic of thousands of choristers, the roar of innumerable batteries, the harms of congregated royriada. Give as the pleasure of the banquet and the excitetnec: of the dance; let us smoke tho pipe of peace, and let us lie on beds of fragrant niece. We have had enough of reading, writing, end thinking. Let ue eat, drink, and be merry, for to-morrow we calculate again ; tomsorrow comes black cars ; to-morrow comes inky thought; to-morrow we are the eleven of awful wisdom. Thee it is that this drama declines. At Shoreditch the legitimate &slue is a success, bemuse the awl warn are not so habituated to intellectual punntita es to connicier intel lectual amusement a weertuem Just as in the old Cute our countrymen could stand the interminable prosi.ne of the old myeteriea abd moralities, few plays are more F, pular at the Standard Theatre than the Joe of Talfourd, which so abounds in long epreches end line: sentiment that an WOO, End audience oiut4 sit it out. At the Weet•End theatrai . we want fame and frivolity, bubble end ballei--110: localise we are lets intelleent , J, bur because it it.. nteeeeity of our exigence that in the hour of play we should fly thooght, and cultivate saniatiou.-13kekuvod's ilaya:w, fur Jimsary. I , 9'