The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-30 00:00:00

h .L nif ts7, bor bad riblminni bop quastitirs d animal& In immediately got rid 4 and tbra ltwesa. b* Itrersder said teat it ma • very bad ars, rod Um ansd tbs persesorr t be lisps in goal awritirsis for An.. Irsr% OF lIANFILAUGHTUL r * was charged Wilk OW saseelaughter of 1....wr Sumas K worm! that the primmer said the dassamorl wars I A. sad that es this YJnl of Ilbaseabar they wore at 11.• Kasai Woven publishers* the Issibroad. with p.me saw washim woos of wham= leY Hag et ow past " y. ' The wbo was &rat. Warhead ths moo. eel Se Omar told ern t,eokquint tiro bib wig, Wm the dommod oneeed W:ht die rriomm aid lanseeeml to are W m mem bow.' Throw dad deem rib led Soo WA Worms les% es 1 fell al the is Jarawaril ll sod lona W bead lb .praseil bo awry IL sad um removed be 11: 1 :1 act he Moil r. kw days shreguras. lbe prforea aol Mevoosk odemood. we Mt dna lit Mr time of its iirrommies Tk w n ury found the primer Ni i Goat,. NEW COURT. (Befog. Ms COOMMI Seriesat. I Js. Isbasiscarss isecird for felooksouly cud Aqui iMrsli &MAL 71r r mai. pmescisisil yeti Mr. Rlhtes ilebariaL It itowenel that the ileserwl eehabited with the Or woo. vb. • Mew* re, awl they iked el No. 0, ow-ar% St. Gimp's-to-the. Best, awl upon the Eight et t) (1 et Jesesay the genies were beta *or- Mhos is their nom. sod Mew wow mho leased. end tie wit mambo tlei prima west to the poisersisSiss arl awl %big bie WI ems wards with be was, whom be Area, end that be tbso west bad, sad spas • founil his wills Owl apes the doer. The wwilical orrigrair pined the area malted from demos el the beat, emoted br risksrm Mry load the primer (lenity. Sielgand to 12 siowtbs' imeiminmeot and lard labour. ATTEMPT OP A POLICEMAN TO MURDER HIS WIPE THROWN JEALOUSY. !DI:AWARE, THCIUMAY. YVPACALIy Ammon the greatest excitement pre mailed OA this villein, hem the het beeeenher known that a plinivenstaide d this S division was to be brought br lore & Tilop l M, s& , Aimed with brutally attempt ing teminder his wife. long before the hour appointed ler tib• 411401 .Ake. the wort mid its evacuee were ClVlrdid M MO" sad a large number of persons could sot after the dapseal et the eatieary charges, Jere Heemeher, peilereeeetehte, stationed at lisiedoe, Imo clasp& es . nem& with violently oiling sad 'needles, with e Taber. his wife, at thr Burrnenbli Remain a Misr "showily.nreased good. lo oking young wenn, win wae awed is b e noted whi l e giving be Maw" iispron—Tbo primmer Is my lombasd. Akan bailing en *Went la Ibei day in Minsky hit, no b• ease hon. Miss Its bad boos is the here and tea miaow, be rind an r in was nein Winn ny tinge awa ?ir I was away Ina was& I mid, decidedly y, No, se OM filia asked me V I geoid stay with him. I mild "Hese ma I. whet yea have Wand mesa you Gave ?" I retested Pe Ms coadmat mange for five years end • baM, apasielly the last ea wane. I wen oa winiag en ISM work I was dais& when I felt • treawdsa. blow OS my bead. The blow was fromenhiud. I bed • asson Wow is front. I turned round, Rod saw the prisms, Ind a poker is his hand, and as I ran round the tom funs bias. he followed, striking me. I put up roy ay te awe my bnd, and rwaind a blow which disabled bud. I then (ell, and either es I was felling, or &heel ins gown, la struck me, and broke my finger. WINE I was dews, I hold my beteg% to looks him believe I was dirk se as to prevent him further beating me. I did ash lon is, COOKIOGIDOSI. Irw him put the poker dews. Bo the. took bold of my injured head, lifted it up. and IA it fall, saying, "I have killediou." lie then well sot. I re covered myself as well as I could, and elsignmi after him, as I thought he would amen, sad lona° was dying. I did ad with bin to. Mina len op I found clots it hind on the ismr. I west out of no door into the read. My Imbued on this going dam Ihe road. A man ale am pram is a oast and I to hove a whereas. I said as. My Imatood sun bash, sod said to the mss., " I ban dine ib—l bars dens. He them went away. I sat down on Mot elcordsh sod Mason who lives opposite me, sad Mr. Illastie sad Assisted me indoors. The poker assir missal Is the sae I was attack with, and the bairns' bailor Iliad on it the tame. Is pawn to the magistrate, primer said he bad am quoting to ask his wife. W. Jobs Crowse, auras% Draakstrest, Rondos, saki— On Thursday last primate sane ho no et my born Ant tun Wanes to two o'clock, sad aid, "I think I lam IMF goad my wife and I wish yes Mse so sad se* ber." I said "What made you do then ?" He said, "Rheims dishonoured me, sir." I Mid bin I wend go direct] . ▪ " I nail go sad give saysell op.' I west to prlaaarh home, sad found his wife, the ekspikkast, sitting by IN M. I isamaisod bar head ad had he conned a wen inns cia thane' hassana. and the We argeTt the Mt head fractured. I drama the armada, and hare sin attesded bey nit Fetter sow mated I maw at the bean and such a weapon wand have eared the injuries I lave described. Sergent Hughee, NO. 3, division, pare searmatery widows, sad added that he mooned primer to the shake. Hr. Iserltar Webb, S divide., said—Prisoasr in or of ray chat.: Oabursday hit I was et Hanagelum daticu when he wen brought there by hat whams, I told Dim the offense Ile was charged with was a g a serious one, and it wen my duty, althea! Ise ker. to rauti.m him that Art 1111 said would have to be before the mosidnah• awl Ono in whines egoism* Ma. Be I knew It vll3, sir," aid thee added, " Tm tenlay morning, after limning on duty at six o'clock, I returned home. I west upstairs and went to bed. Joseph Collier, who in a lodger of mine. use in bed. lie Mopped in bed about a quarter of an hour. When ha got up my wife. who was sleeping in an adjoining room, with her mother, got tip about the name time. My wife and Collier went downstairs. I got out of bed and went to the hop of the landing. I heard some whirpetieg. I heard Collier say to my wife,' Toe go down has. for a week. nod I will semi for you.' I beard other whipseing, but I could not bear what it was about. Collier sad my wife went into the middle room t og ether. They were in the room a minute or two. I west downstairs. I saw my wife hie( on the door with him in aa is/least poidaion. I ordered Collier to hare the house, which he did" &dominantly primmer told me that be had bees &hems& to his wile, sad whew be found her with Collier, beteg eery God al her. be mid—" Now, dopey, you age as bad ae me, let as tenet what hes pined, and try semi live happy together.' Ms chid, " No, I shall set atop with you. I inteeded after having you to have writhe and told you of this, &trio have fated it out, sedreheph is so well you should." Prisoner further said, I 'gas to her several turn during Wedeesday about deggesig with me and I thought she would, but cm going lone en Thursday I found her with her clothes peeked mg, and believing she was going away with Collier, I lost son sail or emelt, heLasee mad, and struck her with the polar." On the same seeming I wrot to prisoser's lodilee. On going Me the homes I saw Nirs. Flasseher's 'Mar, wad iscitured what Ind Imam et Collier, and Ms my peat oin.preie was told he was whin. I went WWI= to ten es!afLussas. sad forted the man Osi hr easseled nadir a ami, in se ad- mos seem Mr * lessessey pelf Hg simbeeset respecting Collier's Icing moissibe id grad ere bs removed am evidence The presses said be *saki reserve his &tome Be ea+ sorry ler Mat be bed dare. Mr Taropersy fully committed the primer for trial , sad Weed Md. EICTTIIVI Ser . % r AT A FULL —(Tint This inereisg. about 's &clothe ith exciting "e". tech w ▪ Neermiton.butts. It p =en that se • pubes el the L division dug the Higheitresk be noticed =As paarieg out of the press we el Ils. J. Welthew. kno se the I t i °slaw lieer.thop and retremluseot roues. eiteste a No. 2. iiaertceireek kerbeg ale itt the above therenghhse. He at ease semis& en ohn4 sad Wet of for praiser asishisee. but sane tine Aqui Wen the bustes maid be seek serible el their dieser. AA ithgth they wens eseshensd, wire three allesepts wen made he get the Wash@ deem ebbe, but the snubs wee so deems ihrit it wee heed lompseaticelds. Jest in time Luisseen, the wander el the Royal tioeleWs gam" &mud with his mashie% end having it in hot of the linlidieig W V iMagi•Erom the mead deer th e lanf Mid AU. wife. sad he TIBIL The beesse anniessisd is saving the while of the upper Pert el the premises. The Ire was ceased hem cuss par tially enameled tobacco falling between the fiooriog at to • imp of sewdost. A Rut. Matitirici. —The Eider Flying Post aye of the Hu. It. P. Consieh, whose magnetise el the Perpetual Curacy of I'7h/ridge. ea anionst at ids inability to iosietsia his subscription to the forvisehrise el the este hliehed chards, we lately resordsd 11111111.1144 I. Cornish sacrifices • ecenidareble mouldy, sod his IMF aesi,es with his rubidium, by wham he us asset deservedly thieved. He was ooe of the saes' paprika elencyroes of the disease. His liberality wee umbserisi. He was the foreseest in ever, work 4 *baths , algid ft sender, which *said forward the interests or the hippies= of all etudes. He wee secretary to the cricket.** sad took se active pest is ether wise and inueset TAIMIIIIIOIIIL He was highly estesessil by his brother clergymen, seta wee diosine io setet d salicals. He wee eppoisted to his rarr, which in weeth sleet 1001. • year, in 1256. During him residues sit hyleidee he has beilt a pidneepee Par"age•AUNl tie hers sail surrounding grounds &why es ordinary taste. The meant which be 'speeded apesthers huvrovensswin. these 7,900 L. Mr. Corsish necemarily Ices by his vedgesties. He has also far soles time elides vie.reil to erect a church in soother part of the perish, which is widespread sod insufficiently provided with church ac e`meroo4thian, Mr. Cornish's departure we. quite noes• i.".te.l by the perishioners, sod has been a heavy blow for TH EXPItESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1862. SHARE L1878,-(THIS DAL) Ter• eljeoct. - - - - 1 oi l The railway share market to-day is very dull C and heavy in character. Lancashire and 'York- IS shire and Caledonian stocks have fallen I la per cent., and London and North Western tfie *, Other lines are not much affected. The settlement chiefly occupies attention. 14 . London and North Western stock is now quoted ts• 93 to * ; Great Western , 67 1 to 4 ; Lancashire and .6, irmuthir., 107 to 4 ; Midland 1311 to 1321 ; se Caledonian, 104* to 1 ; Great Northern, 113 to el 114 ; Eastern Counties, 644 to 55 ; and South 1 5 &stern, 794 to 4. ewe Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, I: at 11 to 14 prem. Great Western of Canada are still rising. ONDINAZY bNAKEI AND LOAIAXL lil i, :::, - a I: 7 : al 111/11kasi Tim ' 11411 rid leaks —.. _ . . 1611 011 13i W iallia _ NM 111110106.. ... ------ - al Db. 0,41 v. mill* all la. 1t 1.4 pwaspollfie sal lodes art~ vim Deed..P4Mk ! Js eLtbi WS lid Imillues ki rseolla IM ides Video, Nat A 10, _ Ds MOS 7u ma @Wag =MY Gimpy ala raft id= tam 116 ellaapt lb S. warm a Sail MI111•11111111111•1 _ N f ss ss 104 1116 6 6 U 6 6 a IS F. al N es MI Sat 11l IN WS tijailialilf. " ! MLA 1 Ana sedtv. Ir. Owl f ilillpiel. is poid I 40. wain Om) an DallaurVaLeamilak. laandlimai Youbitrt Imam GM ■.dam . 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Q.C., for Yen Windham ; sad Yr. Charles Hassell for the nether of the alleged lunatic. Sir H Cairns at the sitting of the cornmiedos this more ieg rewired his pretest mgaisst Mr. Windham's examine tine taking place ia private, which he submitted was tootnirf to the anal course adopted in similar proceedings. He also wished it to be clearly understood that the jury were not to be allowed to put say miestioss to Mr. Windlass, hat that all ioterregatimis - should be pat through the Meter. The fluster 'laid be bed detanstaid to allow the ill jury to put me qweeliess to Mr. Windhem se they thought fit mad seesserey to made B Mims to arrive at • just coseissios rempestisg the dm. et Ids mind, although at the same emis be skald fX pretest Mr. Wiedhain from imperilment and improper rmerims. The emmisation, of {mine, would be sew &wed is • !deadly spirit. With versed to Fir He* 5 Mime Bret application, he must again repeat that he Winds& to follow the course adopted by Lord Osespiell la the Armstrong our, when the emir isioatios of the alleged lunatic was conducted in private. di. talent, he bad 'Dewed eve° more latitude than Lent Camp- 10 bell had dose Is that came, se be had permitted both comma i t and a short-hand writer to be present. stir H. Cairns mid be did not wish to diacuss the ream of Armstrong. which had frequestly been mentioned during the program of the ease, but which, in his opiates, lk had not the slightest bowleg upon it. AU he desired at I I : the present time was to renew his protest against • Ovate SI. examination of the alleged lunatic. st. It had originally been intended that the private Interview es, between Mr. Wiedham and the jury should take place in the US ouromittee.room of the Westminster Seamless-house, but this V. morning, that room not being considered sufficiently cowmen- 34 set, it wait determined that it should be bald in the court. At the conclusion of the above dimwits, therefore, the court is was cleared of strangers, and the waster, the jury, the re counsel, and the shorthand writer were left with Mr. Wiwi ham at about twisty minutes past elms. Mee THE VERDICT. se ■ The jury retired at 3 o'clock, and at half-past 3 ?Marina Me with a verdict that Yr. Windham is of sound mind, end ■ capable of taking care of himself and hie affairs. commirrsz ros warm MURDER IN I R YORKSHIRE. is. w NOBTHALLERTON, WATINIBDAL 111 Thin usually quiet town and the whole of the sur to - rounding district las lam thrown into • Mate of great excite- 1 „!. meet couseqmot ea the eommittalot • murder in the public serest at this pima, by • penes el the name of John ea la Metcalfe, a wate hask reeidies. in the town, is and who is soled as a pigeonpigeon 6l66o666. Mita6llll. it Wean, N. is 64 years cd ego, and is usually a quiet and inoffensive an man► , exempt whim wider the inflames et drink. to which, nefortusately, he is addicted. The victim of the mint- r a . ' turf* occurnmies in an unmarried man, named Parker, al. about 29 years of age, by trade • weaver, residing at • et. eillags _caned Brampton, about two miles distant from et. Naßerton. It appears that, accompanied by a man M. maid Todd, also a weaver, from Bromptoc, deceased had beta drinking in severed honest in Nortballintaa se en Saturday night, eventually visiting Mr. W. Molt's, it. which they left about • quarter to twelve to proceed boom MP Deseased was perfectly sober. but his companion was Mated el te be somewhat wider the manioc* of drink. la walking US ✓p boos, street they observed Metcalfe standing agar the doer e t l id • publicoose, and asked him the time, but ha did not is Imam them any answer, but began muting Man, whin K TIM said if he persisted in awl conduct he would go and 06. Mat the police. Metcalfe then said, " soon s 1.1 set o yen 1-1." and further remarked that he had • M. he Me bones that would settle them. Metcalfe then ea before him up the street, and turned up a prime shoat 67 1 MI yards from where he was seaDding, and west into Mebane, A— bbate( out • doable-barrelled gnu. Th e bat, however, ft lk* tla two men knew et his movements was by hearing ak 'spurt or • WI Todd Sadie( that his coat was ea gL I See se the elbow, hem ignited by the wadding. os nor _wore ahem. Id polo dident from the priseeer when 81 be SPA. The Vwel Mabee was slightly in the rear of !!- ▪ weepoteo that was fired, sat mi t V 6 he a. ad vet ass on Misr went to leek he when gs. dowsed °Jab I _ ow slot" Todd OA te his 81011111116•11116 Weise the et the Vt. dissenesd Isy_ the mew, whe a t= hit • led and IL saided." Todd then wont hock to Metwille. who was ilt" standing Mont twenty yards from Padree,wd told r,t, him be had age the deoused, when MeleeMe replied, is " Yak I have mother bminiond gi ve onc" 60 Tell being sheik _reeled_ me Is e • Old eased et. the gem, • AialieumMid 0116, M whir& the home et sodenesured to twea wil Mot. A desposhe sle easned. bat Told resoopd d te dharm his opposed. e n d 7 thee mm he lie pia Several people, attended by the is wised he is., eppewed on the scene, and baton the to reties et Taal the unfortunate man ( Mee had K wand en about 90 yards, was takes beam and medical assistance at once souk for. Mr. end Mr. Walton, surgeons, examined the wounded man, and ri foead that he had received a very serious wound, the shot gg, having glanced from the left foroarm into the front part of the arm, a little behind the shoulder, sad that - M. tend the limb in a shocking manner. The unfortunate man was nearly unconscious, sod so wish that amputation :t our deferred ; but rallying • little on Sunday erring, as the last clams of sating his lit., the arm was removed. al, Bach, however, had been his critical state, that at midair et on Sunday it was deemed necessary that • enagwerato timid K. take his statement, which was accordingly done, corroho. rating the above particulars. After the amputation of the "‘ et arm, however, the man gradually sunk, and expired about se. 8 o'clock on Sunday evening. On Monday, the prisoner lit was taken before Lord Teignmouth and other magistrates; et. sad on Tuesday was committed on the coroner's warrant to 0 take his trial on • charge of wilful murder, at the next York sagas& LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST lti RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) 84 The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at I o'clock, at the Bridge.huuse Hotel, Loodombridge; at Mr. Leo Scares in the chair. If The report of the directors, which bad been previmialy 10 iealaLd and published, Levi been taken as read, I ff The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. He observed that It the directors bed succeeded in renewing the bonds a. whack had fallen due during the last baffle& at et. 4 per cent., and they had ix, doubt that would continue et, the maxim= rate. That was a proof of the confidence 10 placed by the world at large in the concern. Adverting to 1 . 06 the melancholy oxidant of last autumn near Brighton, be B L,, said nothing could possibly have occasioned greater regret it to the board. All the usual precautions were g.„ taken, but unfortunately they did not prevent the at. catastrophe. The revenue suffered for a short time, but it IS soon rsooversd. The revenue bad this year, moreover, U commenced well. The state of thtnp in America had IS atforted their line leer than almost any other, owing, is • 11 , ,, grc..t degree , to the new hoes, and to the tra mcar the Via go. tore Station . He believed that the want of raw material ea had not yet been felt to any great extant ; the St. was, be thought, attributable to other cause, l 'i rs i" more particularly toe reaction from the peat beoyassy a el trade. The TONlaill from third-class paseengste bad in assail from 16,0004 per annum in 1848 to 229,0001. in 1861; while three from last-elans passengers did not double during Le the seam period. That showed in what direction they ought to move. The amber of gars had increased from g 26,045 pesseepers t• 10.600,000 in 1861. He la proeseded to speak at the company's new projected .. Mass, eouteadiag that they were essential to the protection, SO and interest of the proprietors. As regarded the line from St Guildford to Horsham, he remarked that the directors i s had emu to the conclusion that at the priori eg at which it was offered it was very desirable the arm should obtain it. That price wee 121,t100/., and the • II 15j miles ; and a resolution sanctioning the purchase 111 be submitted to the meeting. Application. had bees made r e to parliament for rowers to engage in the shear trifle is between the south suet and Prance. The 'umber of pas- augers last year exceeded that of the preview one by 11 4,000, and through the operation of the French treaty 11 the traffic was steadily increasing. The total cost of the If projected steam Out would be 45,000/., of which two- r i thirds was to be provided by the French company, and the gi remainder by that company, provided parliament shoaled maction such an outlay. Mr. Scot?, a director, 'seceded the motion. Mr. Tattoos ocenplahred that the traffic anangemente os the Oryead Palace line were unsatisfactory to the paid* the madam ad for es Ina and second-clue presagers being s he made rrrecittu, doubted the wisdom of the beard with refereem to the sturn•boat project. The public would, he he believed, always prefer the cheaper route. He eaw prospect et II 1111111=tIorn for the proposed outlay. The maims that the route was altogether 50 miler shorter to Paris WM the Dever route. (Hear, hear.) After sr farther diseverfori, and a brief reply hoes the t h e_ mer e was a dopted, and i divd mid et I per cent. fro She half-yes* &dared- LANCMUMIII AID TOZILIIIIII RAILWAY. —At • meeting of the directors of We ootapesp ro d em eld yeeterdey, it was decided to reeeeasneed to the p at their next meet*, to dears • avid:tool foe the leer at the tate of 6 per oust. per seam; lees lassoolsz. N I RAILWAYS. all 7 a la lams, 10 Dm kw. a Ds. dif ija t a" . an searazawmerea. _•li _ Ds. adman son: Ili :::.. r eb 43% ,_ a Do. Jul, M l at all 0 1 1001•1011. Biskra -00 0000TADIsklip.agr. Te ONO" =sr mi 100 Dram Main 011 Da. lebbilpari MI Ds. ii p , el. natant all 1/0. •p. el de. UM all Ds. 410. do. UM- W Ds. 4ko. 40. U/10-11 Tweak at Oimas 011 Do. 0 per sl. Fri ell Do.Olos.Pr•Leatz W De. Ipm ct. W Do. Ime4Mt • • • A Ds. 40. UN •11 Do. Irk URI. In Lama Palbsai If De. Now _. _ . _ 00 11. of 101 0. 1:4 • 54:1 o,Wask II Da. Now 01 101p.alklayera.w.op all Do. ba do.. 0,01.0 p. all Da. 0. 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Net te—Loodow and North Wastons,9ll s4—London and South Western. 97S—Bstato and Inks Harm al—Groat Luxem bourg, 9 15-14—Orsoi Wilaillef 01 OSMAN 111--Dato Now shim A. 9. umoorms. 150. 116.—The imerli war lower. Mita Countlae. 101616-Cireat inn amount. loi—almal Illdp, In 61-41*and Tank al 5 >s; Deaf eneaeret, S 746—Grest Woken, seat Osaka% seal aoooullt. Nti 6-44106 Wei m =tra. NW; MO 1070 1 §—London and Nene Wain% NC owl doemak au 06 . 11 6 4 if—llldLand. 1111: Deal Deft, MI . 6 f—ilenth Niasooo. ii 15-16 : next ; won* 111 Ws 11 1— and Nona Mains laawrarno. lt 0 seat acomel. mid Leroaslar, 160-oaweetry and Newby" 11. irnamaNtanga i l i . 16.—The oho In Ids nwatoot = anew% dorah at 14—W=Mr= at 111—eni GlaselalerW 183 no w diem stlhniewl em r; al ilLa pa Ther Nearrolsal oulao atsollena eltlEwe et d dotal , and 44 016._ Irawers North mallards at 14 said Owe* Iteikade. at UV Medea withoot any new tester% Ind When at sordaraie shat. ROYAL COLLIGH 07 SUROZONS OP EAGLAND.- The following gentlesee44.ing midempas the necemery eisminetions for the WOO admitted swab= el the college at s mein el avert el meimiesse ea Me 2Sth inst., vre.:—lleses. Ihederic ; Audrey Davidson, kbeirmaser ; John Ms, York place, Portmeareq=4elre Ellertea, W York 'bite ; Robert Noeth Wass; James Newcombe, M.D., Yielorie ndial aege, Tossalis i Alfred Patios, Belfast; Alfred tionthby °rowdy, Berkshire ; John Nocrieen, M.D., Universityl,kL New Orleans ; John Frederick Wilkie, Dublin ; Diode Giteoe, LS. A., Hull ; Thome Thompson, Ma, York shire; Robert Hicks Beauelme Nicholson', Hall; Edward Clapham, Monkey, Feterbareegh ; Frank Ride, LILA., Nuneaton, Warwickshire ; John Nicholeon, Fend* Cum berland ; James Ilacuemets Packer, Barbadoes ; Pryor Jones Langford Morris, Bedford; Stock ppoor~tt; James Denham Hume, Nom Bootie ; J Henry Benson, Cambridge ; and WM= James Tyree , LS.A., Pembroke. At the same meeting of the court Ys. Lovell Bluett Head. of Y. 5.11. Squirrell, Devon. port, and Aetley Cooper, of MILS. Cumberland, Sheerness, passed their exaows for naval MIT• 0011. These gentle men bad previously been admitted members of the college, their diplomas bearing date reepectively December 5, IM, and April 20,1857. THE Wier S IN THZ LAB; DIHTZIOT.—The IMAM 11l the tam district has for some time hem very imam Mad frost memapenied with a sprinkling of mow on the meesias; sail the bitter part of the /set wit Ms brae shemetedeed by heavy melee. The fevearehir te r = p a ii i ho t i aiss gig hed Fadeout • few parties hem the of lonwisit to mead Scomfell Me. One matimmers del bees es may swans as a velmillire ham. renderissases el .y Easa saLeassetein peek lint bed been main saessedelleVaseat ia Groat Mita bat ma the ent.i M. Atoms AT Larose.--It appears from the Lycra mem that a emend repromintation of Y. About's Oedema wee MI nem seseas,y than the drat. As before, the whets Maim was lakes by essaalt in • few minutes after it wee epees& sad the asks el erowieg, bowling, and shrisichar commeneed hem the newest that the curtain ROM Suddenly a roma man. with white cravat, and gloves of the some espying stall in the fart p 14.7,. startled up elfin 4=os which he played an merielisae, widish a slam applause. try se Adm. dhemprehalies. Al the fret pert of arTay pewee Gib demlieberw. The pass adhere, more numerous thaa semi. slime mis to sill the *mem sad &mem the mge ef sersonatere Si mile el the hems. An was iinaa, se. whilst me piety " Vim Abase te Om dr el " Les fampions," easitior ws mi = illealing Gesiane est mete, Mimi* la the sit el Ifaetbseee.. Ant after eat, ecesidembr w ebeided by the Paton's", ple d a • without a moms eifti emsetima of the Mum% and whole • Mem was beeu te am dal d halfpest A It elm, that the esiseter el tie Maim me me wee Min rlu tbsa the Maim the etas& be a m flied th mum mod rat/yin—eons in eat sea madeemelisa ofpima . , MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two OCLoow. The funds remain dull, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Business continues limited. Pre parations for to-morrow's settlement in shares and foreign stocks continue to attract attention. English railways remain heavy. Foreign stocks are strosg. A large amount of business has again been done in Mexican bonds. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 71fr. 20c., showing no change. The scrip of the Moorish Lean is quoted 6 1 Prem. Consols are officially marked 921 and I for money, and 92/ and / for the account. The present quota tion is 921 to / both for cash and the 6th February. The official business report is as follows—Bank Stock, 240, 242, 239 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 105,1, 1061 ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 1001, 101/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 106/ ; Exchequer Bills, March, 19a., 16.., 195., prem. ; ditto June, 225., 215., 195., prem. Mexican Bonds experienced a reaction thin morning, but have since rallied ; the last truism time recorded are at 33/ and 33. Temanaebb Bonds, the Italian Loan, and the Spaniel:kap= Certificates are in request, with an upward ineassoy. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 85/ to 841, and that of 1868, 741 to 1. Bales are recorded as follows :—Braillian Four-aad--Half per Cents., 1860, 914 ; Chilisn Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 841, 85; Dutch Two-and-a-Rolf per Cents., 641 (exchange 12ft.) ; Greek, 8 ; Italian Five per Cents., 641, 65, 644, 66 (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., 321, 4, 381; ditto for acoount, 321, 4,33 i, 33 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 234 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 464, ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 601, 60 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 77 3 ; Spanish Three per Centa.,63l ; ditto for account 634; ditto Passive, 171 ; the Committee's Certificates, 7, 64, 74 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 844 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 741, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for acoount, 241, 4. Form o'Cloos. Console are without change, at 921 to both for money and the account. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was 1.2,0001., chiefly foreign coin. The steamer La Plata has arrived from the West Indies, with 183,0001. in specie, 95,0001. in silver and 86,0001. gold. The Tyne, from Brazil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon with 14,0001. in specie. Shipments of tea, silk, &c., from China to the portai of North America are now meetly made by British vessels, with • view to avoid the risk of capture attaching to American ships. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm. The sales amounted to 8,000 bales. At • meeting on Tuesday of the creditors el Masse. G. J. Calvert and Co., ironfounders, of York. • balance-sheet was presented:by Messrs. Cooper Bro thers and Co., the accountants, showing liabilities to the amount of 52,1051., with assets estimated to produce only 16,6191. There is consequently a deficiency of no les than 36,4861. The meeting lasted four hours, the large deficiency giving rise to much discussion. It was ultimately resolved to accept an assignment to Messrs. W. S. Roden, of the Sheldon Bar Iron Company, and J. Whitharn, of Leeds, under the recent Banton ptoy Act, The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week the large decrease of 6,6291. It is understood that the coming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will show a decrease of 4,5001. The advioes from Cape Town and the Port Blli zabeth branch of the London and South African Bank are of a very satisfactory character. The general manager had visited Graham's Town ; the bank would commence businees there Lon the let February. He intended proceeding to Natal to make arrangements for opening • branch in that colony. A meeting was held yesterday for the appointment of a director at the board of the Royal Mail Steam packet Compass) when Mr. H. C. E. Childers, IL P., was The half-yearly report of the directors of the Peel River Land Company states that the latest ad vices from the colony are dated 19th November, sad convey satisfactory reports of the health and condition of the flocks and herds. Another r iai vestment has been made in Queensland by the purchase of the Cashmere Runs, on the Maranon River, consisting of the right of depasturage over seven blocks of land of five miles square each. The total cost of this purchase is 3,4671. The re maining portion of the clip of 1860, unsold at the last annual general meeting, has been disposed of ; and owing to a fall in the markets, the amount realised has proved to be 4221. 2s. 7d. lees than the broker's estimate, given in the last report. The adjourned meeting of creditors of Mr. Peter Morrison, of the " Bank of Deposit," will be held in the Bankruptcy Court on Saturday next. The Master of the Rolls proposes on the 20th February to appoint an ofleial manager of the Defender Fire and Life Insurance Company. The Bombay and Baroda Railway Company are inviting tenders for the supply of 3,000 tons of steam coals. Messrs. F. de Lizardi and Co. announce the half rly dividends due February 1 on Louis i a na State Bonds issued in favdur of the Citizens' Bank of New Orleans. From a misreading of a not very clearly express in the prospectus of the announce, re sa stEnster Brewery Company (Limited), it was stated yesterday that two sums of 100,900 k and 86,0004, respectively, were to be paid for the buildings, machinery plant, goodwill, die., of Mr. Thorne's establ ished business. It appears, however that the total to be paid by the c o mp an y is limited to 86,0001, in consideration of which they will acquire property valued by their own valuer at 105,000 i., and by Mr. Thorne's valuer at 100,0001. Of the purchase money a large propor tion, as before stated, will be taken in shares. With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. E.F.Batterthwaite reports as follows : We have had a steady market in London for American securities since ear last. State stocks and railroad stooks and bonds have bees freely taken for shipment to AMallfiala whenever offered at a tly Jew pnoe. There eon*. sus almost an entire abases at demand for isvestreent here. Some small epsoalative purchases of Illinois sod s &is shares have been made. At the close the market is doll, Brie being o ff ered at 2PI , preferred at 48 ! ; bat Illi nois shares are firm sad inquired for at 434. The annexed is from the financial circular of Mears. Cam and Co., dated New York, the 14th inst. : The tandem, of the stork market since our last report of Alm ultimo has been generally upward, with a large increase of business, panicabirly ia railrad share, in which there has bees, for the last few days, • very active speculatioa. This improvement in the toes of the market is attribatable maid pto the expectation that , the proposed bens of Trea sury Notes by the goveronasee r be made • Isol teed," in thepeposat of public , and debris, will lea to a general Edmore al mess. is also a prevalent belief that the D regerstioes el the government for active opera tion@ wins@ the meads& Slates are newly completed, and that they will be conducted as • seek and with a degree et new ties will Meese their ultimate moms. It is, asp* doubtful whet Anemia memares will be abased by Cowper. and its action co the ridded is awaited with much amiety, bet se it is underniciad that they will wabeace a Loge incomes of taxation, United States stocks are big** and Arm A speculative deemed carried the wend= i d e:gi temporarily, up to 44 to 5 per cent., but it has since to 2t to 3 per esiet. 921 ; ditto for account (Feb. 6), 93, 9 2 4 ; Bank Stock, 240 k, 242 ; Three per Ossitk. Reduced, 920, ; New Three per Conte., 921, f ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 9-16, 4 ; India Stock , 226, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 1061, 1061 , 104 ; ditto Bonds, 26e. prem. ; Five per Cent . enfaced" rupee paper, 101, 100} ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 107, 106 j. The India Five percent. stock was steady at 1064 to 1064. The ru paper was firm. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 16e. to Ps. prem., and the June 19s. to 225. pram. India Bands were purchased at 2641. prem. There was considerable excitement in the market for Mexican Bonds, which experienced a greet rise. Victoria Government Debentures were again in demand to-day, and have further improved. The new issue closed at 103} to and the old at 106} to 4. The dealers appear to be oversold as regards the latter, and to-day accordingly, were borrowers of them. The fact of the market being bare is of course a point in favour of the new issue. Bank shares were steady. Oriental Bank have improved. Bank of however, were quoted rather lower. Austan Agricultural and Electric Telegraph stocks were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 154 to 64 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Itto lf prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 to lf die. ; London and Provincial Marine, i t • to it prem. ; Mercantile Fire, to prern. ; Commercial Union, k die. to par ; London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph, to f Prem. ill 1/4 IN NI US IL LOS WO IN 21. i. IL Is IL Is MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos. The mining market is dull to-day, with little business. Preparations for to-morrow's settlement engage chief attention. East Caradon shares have been dealt in at for the account , and East Cara 91 Brea at 101 to 10* for money, and 10} and 11 for the account. The following have also been dealt in for money, Marko Valley, at 101 ; North Wheal at 4; South Wheal Franms, at 113 ; and Stray ark, at 301. East Caradon Ames are now quoted 294 to ; South Caradon, 320 to 330; Mark. Valley, 9j to 10} ; Wheal Beton 126 to 127 ; Great South Tolgus, 4 to k ; and i t heal su Margaret, 4 4 to 45. United Mining shares are in active re quest, and have been dealt in as high an Other foreign as well as colonial descriptions are steady. At a meeting yesterday of the United Mexican Xining Association the directors' report was adopted, and a resolution was passed authorising them to take the necessary steps to register the company under the Limited Liability Act. txThe teeth report of the directors of the Dun Mountain oper Mining Company states that the Dun Mountain railway has made rapid strides towards oetnpiettoa ; and, notwithstanding. very severe winter saw" heavy floods, end the balers of one of the eentraetces, the onserior of the liar from the mines to the port le promised to take place es or before the Lt of Mirth next. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HIPERIAL AVEBLGIEL Nes. 21 inst . 1 61tirsi i Oate ia l is tm ed lr i na u PrA ti —IS W al. 4 —ll 11 8 11 fd Ws Sd Kis 11d,41,1 ld Six sees' Asses --` salis Aiwa. .. 4410. Td 14 Ns lad i ais 04'411 St DOTT.—Tllsset, Barley, Oats, Po, Daum sad Peas, la. "Noun 011A11 SOLD LW WlNNL—Wbask. 76,(160 : barley, 91,066, m 18,22,766; ree, la : bemOil : psm. Lan Vinten• .Moss. Dm a 1 3117T011G LAM -(THD3 DAT.) Burin.-The market has bees law actip io ar ( roes are not in all cases supported ; low to good nrpattah date sold at 3 6 e. 6 d. to 39e. ; brown Peaang, 33e. 6d. to 365. ; ”llow. 36.. 6d. to 4 s ia l l., Maranash, No. 114, at 40s. 6& ; Porto Rico, low to good yellow, 37e. kid. to 42.1. • cloyed Ma n illa, 345. • damp, BBL ed. Refined : The 'demand is dimly at the recent data*. Corm.-The public sales of Plantation Ceylon have s,. gale of well at fully previous prime. Good and mid dling sold at 73a. to 78s. ; tine ordinary bold Native sold at 71s. to ns. 64. 4 Clooo4.- BO Grenada sold at 58s. Tia.-The saes are progressing at about previous piers • the market is quiet. Roil.-A. parcel of Demerara sold at ls. 94. proof. Rion.-1,000 begs anion white Bengal sold at lls. cash. Bean has sold at 6d. decline, good weal 225. ; good middling medium, 245. to 255. Sines.-Black pepper continues in satire request at full prices ; grey t o ii,t rd &moon:, 34d. ; Pause', 34d. to 3431.; white sold at a fight advance , 64d. to 64d. Cloves , Zanai bar sold at ' 34d. ; pimento, 34d. to 34d. ; nutmegs, at ld. advance', le. 21. to ls. 4d. SALITSTRZ-. 5 0 tons sold for arrival at 395. 6d. distant sailing. Fauna.-Curresta sold at rimier prices irery to fair, 225. to 213 a. ; other deeiriptious of fruit quiet without champ in prices. Oorrom-1,1500 bass sold at 41. advance. Jon lea sold readily at full prices ; 0041DICS to tine, 121. 15s. to 211.6 e. Harm -6. t. hamburg slam is Irma, and is now held for 361. TALLOW MARICZT.—(THIS DAT.) Ms mast is Cadet Tows tallow is quoted 465. 6d. to 465.. net wish ; filmdom LC., on the spot, 475. 6d. Jailor", 475. 611 ; Yank, 46a. • !April to Jobs, 48s. to 47a. 6d. ; October to Dsowsbor, 48a. 6d. to 49a. METROPOLITAN °snug MARKET. (YRIB DAY.) We have only a abort supply d beads, yet they masa all be sold. Trade is very heavy...ad hale prior are barely maintained. The numbarof sheepisalsovery mall, but qoito equal to the demand; indeed a clearanos cannot be effected. Prime are about the isms as ea Monday. Mood calves are Warm dearer. Oar %nip supply mod& cl 188 bees* 100 sheep, and 69 Wyse. The number d mach cows is 96. Per Mass of alba 4. 4. s. d. Per moo ot 8605. a. I. 5. 4. Dolt Boob. Borolda. 4 8 410 8e5tD044221x16152 0 0 0 0 Not Bbar2lioros 4O 4 8 Best LoogArools.... I 0 6 2 /locoed qua bowls Calves Plits IleolDosaliN•bro* 6. 6 8 Loots 0 0 0 0 DOOM 46 met* 886; Bleep and lambs. VW; 061•60, ICS I , lp, 00. SHITHSIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Havel _lad Easton report trade slow at the fol. lowiat :—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 90s. ; superior . ditto, 955. to 100 s. inferior ditto, Me. to 70s. ; Glover, old, 96e. to 112 s. Bd. ; ditto, sew, mooed out, Ms. to 100 s. ; straw, 90s. to Xs. THE Err CHURCH TN BALDWIN'S-GARDENS. —lt is stated that the Inemethemey of the besetifel new church of Bt. Alban, now being erected in BaMerin's-pathos, at the exp of .112. Hubbard, has bees offered to the Paw. A. H. amnomia, formerly Kr. Bryan King's mate as Bt. George's. in-the-East. Paorsorrow or THE filroattx SALMON FISHIRMEA —On Moeda , at noon, a public meatier was held at the Town-ball, , convened by the mayor of that place (W. Jona, Esq.). A series of resolutions were passed forming a branch association, embodying a recommendation to the legislature to put an additional claim in the set passed last session, charging a license upon all persons using engines or nets, but excepting rods. —Worcestershire Chronicle. DIAEOLICAL Arnorrr TO SHOOT • FELLOW Saves,—Our neighbourhood was last week so mewhat startled by a rumour that • man in the emplment of Mr. Downs a farmer, residing in Claypole, had wilfully discharged • put, loaded with shot, at one of the maid servants in the boom, with intent to injure, If not kill her. On inquiry we found that the man =1 whose semi M Thomas Waimea, bad been but 11=17 by Yr. Dowse, and from the AM foment of his miming to the farm he bed bees a source of Winn and annoy thee to the entire household. On Sunday night his freaks seemed to have limbed a climax, for without any previous provocation be deliberately plasm% • per med= sap es the gun which had hese loaded ever elms bat berveth and mounting the stairease Aral at the girl Elisabeth Tamer is WE as be psresivei Per at the opposite dairans doer : the sarreensm of the pas sage and the steepest§ of the staircase probably owed her life, for the sham passed obliquely aerces the stairs, strikitig the pan she held in her himd, and enter ing the wall deer by her arm, the shot and platter from the well TIAMEEdineT against her face. The feUow coolly Lid the gun down, remarking that "he thought WETOTEDAT EMUS. be bed Miled the lam" Th e noise moon brought Mr. 1 Consols, which closed yesterday it 9.4 0 :25 Dowse to the spot, who was threatened by the miscreant both for money and the ;6th February, with dea th if be touched him. A warrant was subseq iu u r z i l this morning at the same iluotstion, and dosed at asap thoe-constable Arnold shortly after bialwas 92 to i. The official business report is as follows : I b u sy, misposi ,g t° ,,,, b g r id. 6 " tak y, e r n o ' b. Plies ce Sa 7.—/rmi ag a. un t le "h s a; —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, I, 911, ' gimirdiaa. cast zz, Ica . gm.. • •••••=•••• ...... • •-•—• -.-- -.- 11 SHOW/Se TSB 111•50M120111 II TO AVIIILL3II 1•11C1 Or WELT MIN INS MIX VIM'S WM*. ac e Deo. IL N. Joe. A. Jan. 11.16 a. 111./.a. 211. — --- 1 .. .. 11 .. .. .. :: :•. L.-::-. 1 .. •• •• • • 18 1 1. !V 11111 100 1010 0 Ile 100 0 _ nt