The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) cOVRT OF /XOHKQUER., mtuoits at Nisi Prins at Westinuilter.—(Before Mr. Baron Martio.) the first day of the sittings at nisi pries at W. -tnmster after tern,. The list contained thirtyuisht ~,n e es, wen of which were revitanota, but several Were anac k out. uschaliog scene at the seventeen marked far special *lam- 'COATE or THE DAT.. A jerz bleier beeS sworn is ii;tii;Case .• of "Stoekham v. Friend. Mr. Hawkins salted fora postponement OD the g round that he was not prepared. Mr. lurou Martin—You ought to have known where the cue was ou the list. Mr. Hawkins—When your lordship revs I might to have Mimes where the ease was. I my I know nothing at all anent it, for lay brief has just been hooded to me. (1.2110.) I ask your lordship to put the case off till 31 Mr. limos Martta—Yes mad pay the wets of the day. Mr. Haekise—Yes, sly lord. Mr. Field—la Ore nut esseory lord—" King v. Easbalt" tas to the mme parities. Mr. Harm Martin—Wen, yen seem to have some ash. dentist papers in your hood. (Laughter.) Mr. Field—Why, my lord, I have neither witssanse net brit Mr. Bares Mortis—Well, let this case stand over as P of the costa of the day. Mr. Henniker, in the sue of Wailer v. Riclurits," MI , loot my client is not here. (Laughter.) This case was also ordered to 'toed over as the SUN terms aa the other,. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) BURROCCIIS C. BC111101:0149. The petitioner, the wife of • aolicitor at Staaham. Norfolk, sued for the restitution of her conjugal rights ;and her bushel:id in reply charged her with adishary with ik a rdros• Charles &kook, a winanmeeiont at Yanseeth. Dr. Mamma lite., aad Dr. Smiling appeared for the petition , ; Su F. Slade, Q.C., sad Ik. lipinks, for the ot. Ibe di rietitioese staled that she wee married to abs it fea,laut the le of Jaa, Per soma weld eb• rvolol with her towhead at her smehres in Teemnallit after which they serened is eleehms b t e s easi llmm gh e e lived together till the 17th of es is the same year. They wen very baggy that they sometimes lad Illede abed the leaving eiders so man Ekes. WYasm had I.taWf. The remesden bed setting sleep ea allecenes from kis father and his pmetlee, which wee ► wiry mesa en He seed to go acesstimes to Mr. Weirs, • nide. miner is Mashes, sometinee he the sad owastimm to the pilailedieses. Wit i rst set have the hone of her ewe weed list ohs bed se 'sired a letter from a lawyer M Yarmeasi, telinrcher he hem Had sines hem Irving with her winker. Bsd set sees her hunsed till she nuns to Links. Ms WI now male may proposal to take bee back. Croserianuaed —Had had en dispute with the dust sleet Yr. Moody but had told bar liootoag that did sot like Mr. &kook's coming to timbers he bad hotter tell kw so. He &northerly wrote to his Ha did sit seem realms, but he mid Mat people weds rowerie sheet Mr. Moon's nits This was quite et Weed of the sommer ; sod the menden Lel to thee bon oz. timely friendly with Mr. Mee& After the Mt letter that was writhes the respeedemt Inds it u with Me. Mkock again. That letter was written at the p advice of wilassis breast Welter. They wen ashisedly for above a week about it ; sad this the elite wens seamed ea haloes. The respoadeat mete • eased ladles he Mr. &hock is November. The vigil MPS set he maws but to the bouts Oa the 17th of Deemeher he en fond in the hones by the respeadesi. He bed the latter to ',imam to show it bar. lie told 42:::= be most Dot nen is, sod s tunted sway. He followed her, soil gave her the letter. At that memo& she been her husiind coolies, awl baring thee then4 a be m s a pendiso Melina*, she told him to go into the dni 10016. sad let himself out. The respoodent sever that abs neighbour talked shout her walking out with bin. Newer did walk with him. Mr. Shock had saes kind her had at Christens time He never knell bees at Yarmouth. (lees paid a visit to Mies Crick et Tenses* nil stayed a night with her. Was out to tea with her and bow yougor sister Emma. West back he.. with lams Crick two er three times is the coarse of the mak* Wilde shaft at the front of an house Mr. 110eock came up. His wanted to see Mies Crick, avid winces, :satin es Emma Crick's hat and cloak, walked up seal down with him tin His Crick acme home, which was at half-past ten. She came with a Mr. Brown, sod witness did not want him to know that Mr. Siloock was there. She therefore Jest Emma to see whether It wee Mr. Brown sad the she west ia et the leek door. Mr. Siloock did sot kin her ; nor did they both give the Dermot half a crows. Clam the girl half a crows the next day, when witseee left Did set flew whether Mr. Siloock gave her mossy. Oa the 17th of December her husbaed when he came in did as ink her who was is the house. He said there was some one them, and took • candle to see who it we.. Heard words, but did not hear the reeposdest my be would kick Mr. Biked. Whet he came bsick he did not ask wittiest what she Amid thick if he lad harboured • prostitute in the home? He merely said, " Woe's you have some tea, Annie, dear!" Did not my, "If you injure Sdcock, you will injure me." Lad send for her jewel ease, sit throw his things out cm the table or floor. Was ear' angry with him because be would not ask her to explain. Did oot offer to explain. Did not remember throwing out • locket containing his portrait. Did not believe that she did so, for she had it still Ordered a fire to be lighted is the best bedroom. Dal not say she would not sleep with the respondeut. Slept with the servant in the best bed room ; and the respondent in the room they usually occu pied. Did not leave the neat day ; but did not see her husband afterwards. Be-examined—Mr. Burroughs gays her pesmirdoe to go to Mn. Cock's. Was uot friendly with hi father when be went to his house. The only reams why she put on Emma Crick's hat was because witness's ow. had white feathers on it, and the evening was damp. Emma was about fourteen years old, sad wee with her all the time. Mr. Merck had not beets In the house more than two or three minutes on the 17th of December before her husband came in. Witness's brother recommended her husband to write to Mr. Siloock, because he (the re.poodent) did not seem to have courage to speak to him. sal he seemed often to be grumbling about Mr. Silcock's cumin. Mr. Silcuck was his acquaintance. lie introduced him to witness. By the Judge—Wrote to witson's mother that the Wtnt threatened to kick Mr. Silcuck out, and he fou seed sot do that, fur 1 am going." The 'email, Elie Heat, bod toll witness that. The witoess's evidence warn supported by that of her mother, Mrs. Coleman. Fir F . Slade conteml,..l that riot only was the petitioner Dot entitled to the rumelv she sought, but there bad never base • move shaisieleen I,ole of et! rooter,' than for such • woman to mite before a court of (mica Me ONO was proceeding when our report Wt.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Miller, Registrar.) Is as ram souusor.—re a " Para w ozroarr."—as- MAL OF TIC COCKY TO IWBFIXD Tel ?TCT. This was the adjourned meeting of eruditon under the 110th section of the *tweet fur the purpose of resolving on the within; op of the state out of court. Ms. Lewis appeared as before fur the creditors who are favourable to the proceedings being in prints. Mr. Hathweed tendered a proof for 12."./. on behalf of a penes named Chapman, 'raiding in Does-street, lelingtom w►ese wife bed been ■ depositor in the so-called " Natiothl lthunines and Investment Anociation." Mr. Leine mid it hid already been decided that those profs wield not be received. Mr. Rockwood said that the circaa.at►nres of this proof Wile different from those before tendered. There the wife had bees the depositor, sail the Miabsoil sought to prove ow her behalf. The Registrar said that did not make any Menem The proof could sot be admitted. The following rendution was then submitted for the sig nature of the erediton present : " to Tau leaner or rrraa NORILIPOS, he. "This being the dry for the adjourned meeting of ere. dim.. in this matter held pursuant to the resolutions pawed bye maj••nty of creslitois of the mid bankrupt, precut at a meeting of creditors held before Mr. Registrar Miller, at the 'min of Beakruptcy. London, to the IMb day of January law, whereby it was re mind that no further proceedings in this matter should he takes is lsokruptcy. and that sorb meeting should be ad ".•usel tot 14 days, in order that WOOS of Ma re mlutiose mqb► he gives as required by the 110th sesi•ie of the Bankruptcy Act, 1861, we, being a majority in number, representing tbrse•gnartsn in ‘aloe of the creditors present at this adjourned meting, do resolve that the proceedings In bank- ImPtcy ia this matter be suspended ender mad br virtue of the loth moth* of the Bankruptcy Act, HMI, sod that the estate sod effects of the said bankrupt lie wound up mod administered by Joseph Wil liam Bennett mid L. Wieder Collingwood, the sensuous of the said bankrupt, elected on the 27th day of December, I'.l. out of bankruptcy, in like mother as in bankruptcy. fa as the difference in the muds of administratiou will admit." nut, two creditors were percent ; but others, to the nom -1.-rof about 20, were remanded by Mr. Lewis, who sigoed the r solutioe ou their behalf. (Before Mr. Commiedoner Rolsoyd.) Mr. Lewis afterwards brought the meater under the no ti•e of Mr. Commissioner Holroyd, w►o wee sitting in an adjoining court. lie reported the resolution passed by the coshing, and eskl that the 110th section did not provide in what way the (wart 'Wald bike adios mere the meelintion of the creditors. The bsakrapery mow steed is Ws way. The lost amathation meeting was Azad ter the 18th or Pshreary. At the Bret seeseleg asesplise led been takes to the power of the inditen to pass the preliminary resolution ; but Ind )110 1 1 Mood assairaossly. Of coons it was thew to asp mad beep ow ditor to may that the ressisliss wee Wand ; anal le was 'axiom, as repromantieg the sadipses I. haw whit its court would do upon the hob res. sthmisstimigso those." asked the mat to man was soge elder lir proceedings ocooldi edf Unm histioi et the court w or in t cidl The r —The bankrupt map en making • full disclosure and discovery of him mbar Wes he oaa have aoy hark sealer the act, before bma sok fur an cedar of Kr. Leir d =t for aught that appears, he may never sor= to mm fors. order of clinchers,. He hat sot yet The Oosagskoloaar—lf the proceeding' are inupeaded by the weditots, vary wail I don't know that the court coo lake say mativeperk Yr. Levrio—l sow ask Um court, em reprwenting the as• *seem, to me what the means have dam They have, by • 'cry large ins, tamed • moolatios anmenthag the promeediaga. It is bisuartmall that th e amigame should know whether es further ikaky is east opts Was in wows:ion with the I should he prepared, os their WWI lay ,to that thomeoldinp are metaally hut I desire to do wire it. court thinks I ought t7pariirt; Si rufereeme to hither preemdissa. The Osmmiciturr—Tke Int duty of the bankrupt is to saawadsw to ids beshavotao ; mid it is a question whether Ilk tho do ate[ that would bare the II earl lei its ft last noptatibility. Ms. Lewis— there is swam point ; the samba are s h swims I. daily ; sad in ordinary shromstasese it would be N. the dithr of the creditors' lapel/ 0111 • lividsad ; but 111 the m a are they will sot be Notified The Com sa. itsythiss est the smiposs misht do whisk we. really for the be. el the ersditers, the mart I wish readily minims* is. If the amismos law= m pope,ty which they with to divide, there is isibresolution to prevent them thing on Yr. Louie—Bat 'after dividing the smarm they would mill be palest to the juriedietioo of the wort, sad the s s . wort might disroputl the ruodutios GI creditors. elm Ito Oraimiesioaer—l dos% think that I should dia. I . mod 11r, _Lewis—l ea the mart to leek II the Dressedisms aod No whelks, upon the ism et them, the teeelatlea bees t paned lay the remdsite isoissity el tie oroditeas, @Ed to ak resersias said sot spas it the me- sk &Ism and the wigwam will so lari tew Wrother ewis aere ie • Ilk basiosioe it is nt ss sad. Ns Ns The Othithisthassr--Yas mos the lashamploy is sat tiros away with by • tad wader the 110th moths, beam% re . by tie War port ad the radio., the smut is to give:e a N . beokrapt d as order el dieshuip wigs be N. mho • full ilissisome end discovery of hie estate sad lib assts. It is of the preesedinaps, 1 : 1 1 1 . with a view to any oat ansh other mamma as they sthy think proper for the beat of the !N IS eststm Mr. Lewis—Wan ye M. swath t.ifeestion would of Num nth»>rnowarogs. On Then tea be so ethreinatith esig bong held if N. thi Trg== slidia elsell lie theft that wield have 11 W West el eispeagag the proosedimB9 With' the r hinkruth To seepard them is favour el the eraditen seem quit, eight, t INN thee pared a reeolatko to tbst N. egret in the nep pointed eat by the act of geriltheat. The 11.,_ Wise ppaarr d the 110th soaks clearly shows that the th ' are net to be seapsedel for all purposes. The r i r preserdtags must be kept alive, to enable the banlorept to st, at (eras order of iAlsrge, should ha chooss to de ea, lg. Aar making a full disclosure. as required by the act. lt It , awns that the test meeting of creditors was nailed ander 10 the asatioa of the set (the Itiktb) sad a rassintioa was la Nod odor sastbor ; but so fu ll soda has am gives of Ir seseed meting. and as the set deer sot require any to satin se the dry I de act expires any opinion g fir. Louie—l void the vallety al the es ath the ill reuri dia r mike an order sus- N. gantheg the _presesdinsgs until farther enter. ne Donethither--As at pressen adobes% it appears to 5 m. that the whale pressalsp se& set to be sunpneded, tt as that road lave the West at prevaellegthe bankrupt at. from doing that whisk itis his Int deny to de. Bet I will N. °sander the maker. th a as POSWALL. The bankrupt, George Hosealk earth to the inert ea his own petition as the 9th of December Let. Re is diserribed •" of Kisiotrest, Bioko's& and of No. I* laud. and is. it. of 8R they'svirre, Bigassa& isemshaira eine*, sad N also dark sad manager te llessre. Rah blowsll. ar and 00., wise repeasseefastarersof 130, Strand. Therese Ile was etharbabis from the theltrupt being the pease stl 5 ,. 41L when anNiko was brought, by Maths. Glen rod for dares dose to ore of their submarine °shim, whoa, es, the natter bang refined to arbitration, an award was node M. &t bankrupt for 18751. The costs are alinated at Ilk the and the bankrupt also owes about 1,900 1 . for Nets I. SIL 11 •10481 r math This one a sitting for examination and discharge, but an et adieorneowat was taken by motet. licsair siould now mike as TB:E POLlug coURTS. THIS DAY.) .1.1•••••• Y•• •• AMON. • 'IOW! WEIN 000 IT. Helen Kealogan, a servant, residing at 37, Red Lion. street, Huston, was placed at the her before Mr. D'Eyn• court, charged with assaulting Nary Lyoch, and wilfully ne breaking five panes of glass, also wilfully burning four le drams, two chemises, three bonnet, and other articles, at 311g.erularnetreet, St. Andrew's. te e primmer is a very violent women, and has before been custody at this court on charges of violence. When she wee brought into court she screamed out, jumping on the go MU, made an endeavour to get at the complainant, and IS MOM that she would murder her. On the police interfering 18 to t her violence she struck and kicked at them, pg also bit their hands. for the purpose of makin them Mee their hold. So violent was her coednet, and her im. miseations and threats so bad. that Mr. WErncourt directed -- Mat she should be removed and handcuffs placed on her. From the evidence it appeared that the prisoner is jealous el the oornplaimet, sad last night, while the complainant was absent, the defewilmiA get into the room, and corn. sagarmi boaldtig owl &sem* all the goods in the place. Obi also sal frets He armee end bonne* and it was a peat mat i t u i t the house was not set on fire. As soon as the tom entered the house the defendant sprang oe ber, sot been for the arrival of the police, ohs would hue mob& her threat into execution. Police-emelalle Harrod, 201 0, said the prisoner kid him that she left her situation for the purpose of mur dering the complainant. She stated that she was jealous of her because she was cohabiting with a man by whom she (prisoner) had had a child. On the way to the station the prisoner eodeavoured to strike the com plainant. The primmer, whose hair wee dishevelled, mid that if she was put into prison when she came out she would be bung for the -. She was a liar, and she was deter. mined to have her revenge and would have it at 001 -- time or other. . ........ Mr.... D'Ey Exam remanded the prisoner fora week and directed inquiries to be made about her. THE HAWIZET COLLIERY RELIEF FUND.—During yesterday, the contributions for the relief a the sufferers by the Hartley Colliery accident continued to flow in at the Msesiou-honse to a greater extent than on any of the preceding days ; and, at the ekes of the day, the total amount received was upwards of 1,3601., making aa aggregate total of 5,630 f. received awe Monday. Was MAlrriNear.—A weekly contemporary has published a paragraph, which has been attentively copied, reporting _a no.able improvement in the health of Miss Harriet Martineau. As the statement is occasioning ineon. veedeac• to a lady who does not each publicity, we are re. quested to state that it is without foundatioa. 00bgitalitg ELHOTION.—Sir Henry Bruce was yesterday declared duly elected as member for Coleraine, without opposition. rougiGN-Orrter., JAN. 20.—Tiro Queen bee been pleased to approve of Mr. William John &evens aa consul at Malta for hie Royal Highness the finial Duke of Meek lenbcrerficliwerm.— Gazette. WHITEHALL, JAN. 31.—The Queen ban been pleased to grant the place of one of the Lords of Session in n, Seotlaoil to Robert Macfarlane, Esq., advocate, in the room 12 of Alerasder Wood, Esq., rasigned.—Gazerre. 1 . 1.1 WHITEHALL, JAN. 27.—The certificate gran.... by the Committee of her Majesty's Privy Council ea noel tura, under the Act 20 sad 21 Viet., aid, to the litllearges Romeo catholic lace echoed, at Everton-eresont, Liverpool, , in the county of Lancaster , has been withdrawn by the IWO Secretary of State, coder the provisions of the loduitriel Schools Act, 1861.—Ga:rtfe. I ETII,IOIAXIICAL Scurry.—Thia society will meet • on Tuesday evening, Feb. 4, at II o'clock, whoa the follow- ' jug paper will he read, "On the acclintatiiedem of moo," IC by Dr. James Hunt, AC A.. honorary esevetery. Ut MN The managers of the St. John'', Roxton, Savings Its Bank. ceased to receive deposits on the day en which the let find Poet-office Savings Bank was opened, and socoureged N. the immediate withdrawal of all wawa entrusted to Its charge. Ile OLVNTELR.I . UNITORMOL—We underatand that se as arrangement is shout being made at the Clothiag De- IN partmeet of the Warollice, by which volunteers nay obtain N. cloth for their uniforms at the coat price at which Rig pro- t o duced to the government. In order to avail themselves el gb . this very considerate boon, however, somethieg like fortuity of colour must be adopted among the different corr. At present the colours available at the Clothing We Department are blue—for Artillery, HUME, kw— scarlet, and rifle green. We believe the authorities will be ready to stretch a point, and manufacture ow shade a; of grey, should there be a general desire for it among the el, volunteer regiment". But, as far as we ran hear, the °oleos IL most likely to find favour when new uniforms are required, N is ttrataational ow with which our grand tradition' are sew- ei slaw. Par many reasons scarlet ought to be the . salver, and we hope to see it generally adopted. Th e as ardle* cannot undertake to have the clothing made Rs so er to supply equipments or ornaments of ally klud—duty gm dad Nary Gazette. WILZCIL NEAR ITAYLEN.—The Huguenot, Captain Tarbes, Colombo to Loodos, laden with ooffee sod oil, west lg . ashore en Thursday night, near Maples; wow of 111 men ao saved. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, PEBRUARY 1, 1862. SHARE LIS2&-(THIS DAYJ Two 4VOLoac. The railway share market remains Kll7ind inactive. The only variation in prices is a decline of * per cent. in Great Western stook, other lines =noted the mane as at the close yesterday. and North Western stock l i n t ra cu l a ir noted 92 to 93 ; Great Western, 67 to * ; • 134 to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to ,• South Labors, 791 to ; Caledonian, 103* to 1 ; lantern Counties, b 4 to * ; and Great Northern, 113 to 114. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, at 11 to 4 ran, There is a decided rise in Canadian k ailway shares, particularly Grand Trunk stock, which is last marked 24. Great Luxembourg shares an inquired for. £DINAIY MAIM AND STOCK& alp.` - - tSiVilr ., la b . ass j afaattlf•L la iifilliadjl7.ll _ ell Iss6se.llosErils NILO illeliki owl Issitar 1 a. Oalladaalas Own ma amass— on Omura . on Da • J• sailiv:minl I an D.. 1 p.a. la NUM& on Duna and 111 Tna naseLjtalla Ile &el le) nolarn A lraallo Mb Imam Oda; Wen A IN Ds, Mak It an IWO SMR allie. ... .. 10.01 ...... amp. 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WU lei lt nene 4 us Ili lit 111- - NO I - ; dm ... " ... " — Liireilliri Tat flony .. Ds. 41). lisibbend.. De. iks. cum krirelts abut Nirst Imo. La o.l7.Csalids, Up. Ihrgdos ToL (L). Too Olimmes ir...4 Pi 1744! 1 1 it I I la 4 G I r 1" I „ 4= lay 11 1 Siri lir EXTRAORDINARY Caen or Eirieftimmtrrar. HAlM dra.—An inquiry was bald at the national school, Salt, oe Wednesday before Mr. Collis, on the body of Charles Rudd, a but 16 years of age, who name to his death under extra ordinary circumstances. When Basedrick wee 'tented, at Stafford, the deemed was the crowd, and the spectacle seemed to produce a deep impression on his mind. After hie return he frequently spoke of the affair, describing to his relatives and fellow-work men every detail he had observed of the execution, and wondering how the criminal felt while beteg IsmiLis was generally chLasteerful. however, arid there was no in hie family. Saturday *ltem= he was WI at his work at Lord Harrow 'a saw 101, and at five clank In the she of the fo day wee found hassles from an ins bar over the cistern w ich supplase the water to the large shed He was thee quite deed and sold. The de tern des almost entirely empty, end the lad bad evidently shied ragas one of the bottom ledges while he attached him self by a ship to the bar, and then swung himself off. As se and evidence on this point cuild be procured, how ever Ni. jury Mersa as open verdict.—Stufordedire Ad: eraser. Bliftstrids DEATH 01 A CRILD.—AR inquest was held Wiese Mr. Collis, et Wheaton Allklo. en Friday week, es die lady el Clara Rottman, the illegitimate child of /sob Badiecdt. The deemed, who ww a year and seven weeds dd, had bees pat to bed with bar date in the room is which their mother slept. os the Mt ed., sod exhibited no symptoms .1 Obese througheid the night. Next morning, however she was found sleadb ut still warm. A huge worm. six or erred irises in was seen coolies from the sew of the pier obit& who wt. acuity died le eoeusleirma. As open readied was retuned by the jury.--Seitfordshire Ad:snider. DRAM or A CHILD FROM SThavarroir.—Alin =took place on Monday morning before Mr. W. , coroner for Surrey, at the White Hone, Cornwall road, Lambeth. oil the body of • child belonging to an oe fortunate girl, 16 years old, Denied Sarah Cullen, who de posed that for days pet she bad nothing beta little bread for the support of heredf and child ; that • poor widow, named Meyer', of Sigwell-eoart, Broadwall, had euder round to keep the child from starvation, but that it died V the side of Mrs. Mums on Wednesday morning. The jury returned a maid of "Death from sidural ex haustion." DEATH OF AN EXTRAORDINARY CHILD.—On the 28th, the only daughter el Mr. Thomas P fanner, of Nonnitigton, in the North Riding: l 2n diphtheria. Deceased wee only ten rare five months sad thirteen days old, but weighed lb stone, and re quired • edam six fed loom two feet wide, and seventeen ladies deep. She was of a remarkably mild disposition, and very grealkv respected, end her remains were followed to the pave by • large concourse of people. Her exianordi str.y size when living made her se object of wonder, ape. sway to struden ; and the peoprietor of Wombwell's zar nafferio. ding • remit visit, offered 1 9 01. a year for the privilege of exhibiting her, which was refired —Moo chewer Guardian. SOIOIDIDI AT HOMBITRO.—A letter from the above place states that another suicide has just take* place there. a young man, • Prnsalaa, having shut himself after having lost all his money at • gaming -house. Thu makes the third occurrence of the kind due the commeuerment of the new year A rich Russian, who had ruined himself by gambling, Isla Homburg aeon afterwards for Berlin to procure more mosey, and put an end to hie existence in the latter place. The third sacrifice wee that of a traveller, who hanged himself at • neighbouring town after having beggared him self at Homburg. Tat CHARGE op ATTIMPITNO TO POISON A Will AT EREFFIRLD.—At the Sheffield Police Court, yesterday, an elderly MAO, named Peter Simpson, • muter carter, was brought up on reinuid, charged with attempting to ad minister arsenic to his wife- The facts of the cue ultimo already published. The primmer had been remanded in order that the polies might have One to inquire If he bad bought asy weenie. After several days' inquiry, they had not been able to do that, and yester da y the Fewer was the pollee not being able to carry the case fur itirch.aired - suspicion was expressed that perhaps Mrs Simpson knew more of the presence of the arsenic In the teapot than she was willing to admit. FATAL CoLLISION. —A Scarborough fishing boat was ma Thursday afternoon, off Robin Hood's Bay, run down by • collision with a steamer Dented the Amity, ma in frees Landon for the North. Three men were is she beau__ two el them were killed or drowned; sad the third was saved after sweb=eariozs i ttrise. One of the deuced was MMus man with • niumwene holly ; the ether Hebert Clayixtre, ma of the aged pilot of that sow Mee slaw auburn, whose lord sot bad hue boss his emle seppert, is well known at Scar borough, whew by hie sal set deft be kw la pest thew owed ody lives His lost Imams Wad to teems his fel. I • B 7 . :C c osa in the Mdse. is wild the lets Lord Clarke was tilled, dad is whisk Clayton eve Unman iacurably lamed. Two oljtocm. The funds are rather firmer to-day, and an im provement of k per cent. has taken place. English railways are dull, but not lower. There is little business in any department except in foreign stocks, which continue to meet with a great deal of at tention. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 71fr. 40e. for the February amount. The scrip of the Moorish loan is quoted 54 to 1 prem. The India Five per Cent. stock is in good demand, Consols are officially marked 93 and 921 for money, and 921 for the account. The present quo tation is 921 to 93, both for money and the 6th inst. The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 921, 93 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 1, 4 ; ditto for account, 1061, ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 27e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced'" rupee paper, 107,1061; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 99/ ; Exchequer Bills, March, 195., prem. ; ditto June, 19e., 225., prem. Mexican Bonds were purchased as high as 331 this morning, but are last marked 33. Spanish have risen, with an active business. Venezuela, Buenos Ayres, and New Granada Bonds are all firm. The Italian Loan has again advanced, and is markei 674. The Turkish loan of 1854 is firmer, at 84 to 1, while that of 1858 is quoted 744 to 4. Sales are recorded as' follows :-- Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 18804 914 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 914 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Hali per Cents., 844 ; Equa dor New Consolidated, 16 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 331; ditto for account, 331, 4, 33, 4, 331, 33 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents , 641 (exchange, 12L) ; Italian Five per Cents., 661, 1, 674 (exchange 251 r.) ; New Granada Aetive, 174 ; ditto ex over-due Coupons and ;Hectares, 101; ditto Deferred, 64 ; ditto Two per Cents., 261, 26 ; Portuguese Three per Cents,. 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 46 ; Russian Five per Cents., 99 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for ac count, 781 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 531, ; ditto for account, 631. 54, 531 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 434, 1, 43; ditto for account, 434, 4; ditto Passive, 181, 1, 4 ; the Committee's Certificates, 71, 1, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 841 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 741 ; ditto for account, 741 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751, 76 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 254; ditto for ac count, 25 1, 4, 4. HALF-TAW Two &Owes. Consols remain quoted 921 to 93 both for money and the amount. The commercial demand for money yesterday was brisker than for some time pest, but the hest bills were still taken at 2k to n per cent. At the Bank of England there was • moderate amount of business. The Italian Loan, which has been for some time much depressed, owing to the large amount held on speculation at Paris, has now attracted a number of investments, encouraged by the easier appearance of the French money market, and by the buoyancy of the Rennie. About 5,0001. in gold was bought from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon expe rienced no alteration of importance. The Paris exchange shows no reocrvery. Subjoined is our usual hat : Amsterdam 3 menthe, 11.18 to i : ditto, 3 dare, 11.15 i to f ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.18 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.371 to 421 ; Hamburg, ms. them, 13 months, 13.7 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171 ; ditto 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5; Frankfort-on-the.llaine, 3 months, 118 to j; Peensbrog (per rouble), 3 mouths. 321 us 1 ; Vienna, eff. So., S months, 14.10 to 15; Trieste, off. fio., 3 months, 14.10 to lb ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 481 to I ; 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 month* 25.571 to 62; Genoa, 3 mouths, 23.571 - to 621 ; M il an, 3 months, 23.57 i to 821; Naples, 3 mon th s, 40 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 119/ to i; Kerins, S months, 1191 to ; Lisbon, 90 dap. 511 to 52 r Oporto, 90 days, 62 to 1. The following circular announces the failure of Mr. T. Ruetat Browne, merchant and insurance agent. The liabilities are computed at about 00,0001. A favourable liquidation is expected : 17, Gasasektissidiesk London, E.C., Jan. 31. Owing te Mks feagis d rethittaness from Australia, the I West balm, and elsewhere, and losses sustained, I em under* painful neethllty of informing you that I am no longer able to meet pa e ngagements . Acting under the et some of my • ereditoes, I have placed my books in the hands of ears. Coleman, Turquan Pottage, and Co., who will forthwith prepare a szatement of my affairs to be laid before a meeting of my creditors to be eon vaned without delay.—Asking your indulgence meanwhile, 1 sm, T. KUEITAT Riowea. The prospectus of the Turin and SavonalW way Company was issued yesterday. This is an undertaking of considerable magnitude and im portance. Its introduction has probably been postponed through the depression of the Italian Loan : now that this stock has experienced au im t recovery, there is no longer any occasion rtlielay. The English board is composed of ten gentlemen, while in the list of the council of ad ministration at Turin are several names of Euro pean celebrity. The produce of a rich agricultural district finds an outlet through the port of Savona, and it is pointed out that the population adjacent to the line greatly exceeds that of the seven south ern depertmeuts traversed by the flourishing line from Paris to the Mediterranean. Contractors have undertaken to complete and stock the line, as well as to pay six per cent. interest upon the capital during construction, for a sum of 2,408,0001., being at the rate of 20,0001. per mile ; but through the liberal subventions sranted by the government, the cost to the shareholders will be reduced to 16,0001. per mile. The distance from Turiu to Savona is 90 miles, and the length of the branch line to Acqui is 30 more. It is mentioned that one half of the share capital, namely, 20,000 shares of 201, each, has been taken in Italy. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7011. A half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Australian Investment Company took place yesterday, when a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum was declared. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Austra lian Trust Company, • dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum was declared. The following is the report of the directors of the Bank of Egypt, to be submitted at the annual meeting on the mb of February : The directors of the Bank of Egypt have the pleasure to submit so the shareholders the annexed statement of accounts for the half year ending the 31st of December last, by which it will be men that the net profits, including a balance of 3,729& 10s. 4d. brought forward from the previoas half-year, month to 13,5541. 14s. 4d.; they are, therefor*. enabled to recommend the usual dividend, at the rate of 7 per cent, par annum, for the half-year, free of income tax, leaving 4,8041. 14e. 4d. to be carried forward to the next sceount. The debt due from the estate of the late Prince El Mani Paths, which at one time caused so much uneasi nese, was, on the 31st of December last. reduced to 25,0001. including interest. This amount has since been still further reduced, and the security for the balance is undoubted. As rev e si a ls ok te t ol o d decilencat the di f rec or t t c h rs eu re n gzt i that their *ad which the bilk was compelled to take for some of securi ti es, maces improperly made by the late managers, have sot, as yet, been equally successful. To realise securities of this clam in Egypt without undue sacrifice, opportunities must be waited for. The director, have the satisfaction to add, that the current expenses in Egypt have been somewhat farther reduced during the lest six months. We are repeated to state that the subscription list of the India Freehold Land Colonisation, Trust, and Agency Association (Limited)" will be closed on the 10th February, when the directors will proceed with the allotment. The Clara Novelle. has arrived from China with 4955,0001 b.. of tea, and the Lord of the Isle' with $15_,1 MID lbs. The total amount of subscriptions collected on the Stock Exchange for the benefit of the widows and orphans at Hartley Colliery is 1,090!., Lae been remitted to Newcastle. _ . . The Gazette specie statement for the week essi leg Wednesday last gives the following totals. vie."—lmports of gold, 372,4241. ; exports of gelk 259,6891. ; imports of silver, 22,5401. ; exports d silver, 309,7741. FILDAT EVIIIIDIS. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 13-15 for money and the 6th February, opened this morning at 921 to 4, and so closed. The dfficial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921 1 ; ditto for account (Feb. 6), 921, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 4, 4, ; New Three per Cell"-, 92 19 4,1, I ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 76/ ; Thirty Tears Annuities, 1885, 15 9.16 ; India Stock, 2251; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 991; ditto Bonds, 27a., 24e. prem.; Five per Cent. " enfaceti" rupee paper, 101, 1; ditto Five• and-a-Half per Cent., 107, 1061, 1. Bank stook was a good deal offered to-day, awl lower. The last quotation was about 237 to 240- The India Five per Cent. Stock has risen to 106 to 1. The Five per Cent. rupee paioe!_was firm, at 1004 to 101 ; and the Five-and-a-Half, at 106} to 107. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 16a. to 19a. prem., the June 19s. to 225. prem., and India Bonds at 245. to 275. prem. Considerable animation continues to prevail is the foreign stock market. Agra Bank shares were quoted rather better is day, and Bank of Australasia somewhat lower_ In miscellaneous shares there was no variation calling for notice. The closing quotations for shares in new 'inter takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In /swamp, 51 to 6 prem. ; Thanes and Mersey Marine, 1 9-16 to 111-16 prem. ; Universal Marino Insurance, If to If die . ; London and Provincial Marine, 1 die. to 8 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, f to f prem. ; Commercial Union, 4 die. to par; London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph, to I prem. The New Victoria Debentures were last quoted 103 i to ft, and the Old, 106 f to 1. MINES.-(T1118, 01Y.) Two o'CLocz. Little business has been done this morning * home mining shares, and the variations in prime are unimportant. Devon Great Consols share@ are very firm, at 390 to 400. Marke Valley are quoted p a =ll g. i. North Downs are marked in the Stock bf, and East Cern Brea, 10}. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. United Mexican have been dealt in at 9k and ; Kevin& at 1k and lt prem. ; and Bon Accord at and dia. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market in extracted from the circular of News. Von Dadelases and North :—There is no new feature of interest is the meld market since our last report. Mew, tan, and *slim ia buyers' favour, and the amorist et beams, done has bees of but little importimce. The demand for Welsh ban contianes very quiet and without alteration in val*. Staffordshire nee is slow of sale. Scotch . pig ism has improved ls.. per tais,, and a fair amount of bwianem has been done; closing prise. 495. cash, buyers. Copper: There is no improvement * *, demand for Enqllah, and prices very unsteady. Fere* has given way in value, and Barra is now obtainable at 1009944. Bap ands is hold at 103/. ; liven; are very shy. MN deb in • 914 to 91/. 10s. Tin : Eaglalia ancliamiett value, and in fair demand. Straits is easier, and limed* (rent 1181. to 1201. Banos is very firm at 1221. The Data market is firmer at 74 fi., the present quotation. Tin platen: Maketean willing to eatero der, at our last week's Omen- Sons, but we do not find the demand much %enrol. Lead : Yore basilicas has been done in this than is say other metal, principally for export. flood Begtish bus from 201. 10a. to 211. Speller hes been dull ; sales most* of 300 tons at 181. on the spot here ; spring shipment 121. 10a. ; Hull parcels, 181. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW KARIM:(TM DAT.) The market is flat. Town tallow is quoted at at to 455. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 47e. to 475. 3d.; February sod Werth, 475. "sellers ;" liar* 475. 3d. ;Aril to June, 475. 3d. ; October to Detsneber,, 48s. to 48e. 3d. maairr AVEltAol3. — Town tallow, 48e. &L ; la ditto, 2s. 5d.; yellow Russian, 480. ;3d.; melted s a 38'. ed.; rough ditto, 2.14.; tallow gtveres, 180. ; dregs, 7s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The weather being favourable * vegetables are still *ail faL Of Comiah broccoli there is a good suy. Palau. coadstiort of Glom Marceau. Beam; Ramos, &am Beward. sad brown Bourse, are suMeitat for the &mead. spill" are setae good examples of old aoaparei/ sad pippin. Grapes and pine apples are a trifle dear. Oranges of the best quality are still cheap. The pieta trade is heavy, sad prices lower, except for best eiaides. Cut flowers consist of orchids, Chisels primulas. csinellias, violets, zoigoonatte, heaths, sad toes. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mews. Harm and Easton report trade slow at the fed lowing pritee:—Prima meadow hey, 80e. to 90a. ; manor ditto, 90a. to 100. ; inferior ditto, 63e. to 70a. ; dove, GM. Ns. to 112 a. 6d. ; ditto, new, woad oat, 130 e. to 100. ; straw, 30a. to 36a. A COmetrunthY Slth VOYmln.—On Saturday, omr reeoeeted he proprietor of Sumex-lionea, ep peers to h ays e ed an episode the very sevens of desinible. With a family party. he aocompanied a few Meads (about to cross the Channel) to the harbour, when all ventured no board the mail steamer jest at the point of Martin. Here, deeply engaged in onovereatioa, that usually becomes intensely interesting as the moments for its todulmence grow fewer, the vessel's Movies of the quay wax unheeded, and the piers were in the rear before Mr. C. and family lolly realised the fact that they mum en route to Francis. The commander was promptly applied to, and 51. also offered to induce him to pat beak ; but the endelayed transit at the mail was paramount, aad the involuntary simpuiews were compelled_ to go all the way to th e port of where they got on board a trimming packet, and reached Dover at five the following mons. log. Another individual, on the same occasion, red it the person of an otraibus driver, appears to have been equally unfortunate in adding to the " compulsory passenger's list." Following a gentleman for a sixpenny We, his right to which Norm questioemble, be pertime elonsly sought to accomplish his object until it was too late to get ashore, and be, too, paid an unexpected visit to the Preach coast. What became of his horse and 'bus we have not ascertained. —Doper Chronicle. RECOVERY or A STOLEN CHILD. —About four mouths ago a man named Patrick Quinn had his child, two years old, stolen from his house. The little one was gives up as lost. In September a child wee discovered oa sadoor step in Hood-street, Hartlepool, which, after being removed to the police-station, was taken possemon of by Louis Gregory, landlord of the Three Jolly Sodium at that town, who, not having any children of his own, dm termined to adopt it Last week Superinteudent Water% cf the Hartlepool police, was in Newcastle on business, and happening to mention the finding of the child, it was discovPred to be the same as that lost by Quinn four months ago. The happy father being apprised of the circumstance, hastened to Hartlepool, and joyfully received back his lone lost soo.—Sunderland Herald. TEL/TIC Racurrii.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week coding dau.2s-,ou 10,039 miles to 459,7321.,thil for the correspoadini week of last year on 9,846 miles to 476,9171. ; errs as increase of 213 miles and •411.61Va11e of 18,1861. The ram receipts ou the following 14 railways amoaated in the gate on 6,406 miles to 344,242/., and for the co rrespo woe& of 1861 on 6,274 mike to 363,3991., thowiug an momma of 132 miles and a demean of 19,1571. The decrease no the Caledonian railway azocastoi to 7011. ; on the Urea' Northeru to 1,8241. A. oa the Great Western aid Wait Midland to 4321. ow the Great Souther° aid Western to 1501. ; on the Lthosaliire and Yorkshire to 4,5371. ' • on the Loudon and North-Western to 6,6291. ; ea the London and Soutli-Western to 1471. ; on the Mancliestee. Sheffield, sod Lioccdoehhe to 1,1251. ; on the Midland to 2,610/. • on the North-Eastern to 1,9831. - aid on the South-iastern to I,o2ol.—total, 21,1581. But from this most be deducted 755/. the Increase on the Easters Cur tiss ; 1,20 8 1. on the Loud", Brightoo, sod South Coast ; and 381. on the North British—together, 2.0011., la m = the decrease as above 19,157/. The goods sod Media on those lines amounted to 194,533/., and for the imai. respendiag week of 1861, to 212,6821., showing a demesne of WOK The receipts for passeugers, parade, he., amounted to 149,7091., Rigout 150,71 U. showing a deesema of 1.0081. The thank receipts on 66 other Bees amounted, on 3,653 miles, to 114,4901.„ and for the ceereepooding we* of last year on 3,572 miles, to 113,5181., showing as [assets of 81 miles and 9721. These figures show a conaideshie falling off iu the traffic of the put week as occaparad gni& the corresponding period of 1861. The chief fall GI has hem in the goods tmMe. showing that it has ism ' teased by the depression of .the trade ia the amenfacegeaa districts. The traffic receipts of the past week s ac decrease of I,Br/.. as compared with tbthli eI tbepncl>lnit week ending the 1 8 th of January. MD ii 111 MI . 8 10 . .. 4 8, j - I Ws 63 66 li si m• 12 u dm / In 7i I lo tie il l a zed zi 67 0 116* a 8 SO U 00 100 101 102 M 101 101 103 101 101 106 106 21 211 66 60 SO 66 36 17 31/ 61 36 ST $4 116 A 60 7 100 7 414 par 100 12 14 61 61 16 100 01 Si 90 Mt le 1110 In ea —. iliel • 7 • 7 • 0 • ...e. nil loit 0.1 se es a 1 all I Alliiimis • V& laingailly Ran. Pr.#CUILOILL I Sr ealansweat it& — heihrame li . - 1[7::: Slut Ma. Matte/1 latlaandbellanALß. De. Joky k lell, ditto Do.Jaa• UK ditto an Weak. a Bottom li OopeTADealrep.a.gas li 0 •710 e. caw coat led Mud lades In De. Jabbalpore all De. di p. ot. Deena all De. os. at. do. DM ail Do. do. do. Ises-ii 676 71 lO sed ?naked Oired.l a — Do. laior !Chi .. di in Dliiirklird.itsails. in ne Da 4 per at. orwrik Less.••• Do. do. M.- -an n.._ I M • r;vl;:iii Do. Mtn" IN Oa. & .Ild. fa r t ill. ad Waato It Da. Iwo ell Daddolldasatraw.op an D. fa do.. 17. 1 rD•ad. D& do. DI throdot si Do.dipol Ns thaw ihe: wi stOts. its Da do. II =L . WDo. ad pee al. Do. *pa era 416. IllaD.Conaap.al Ikeda al 311.1ofowl*dr Cards on -47 Ds. eb. w.. 7.. lamas 7..-7- 2 It VIZ t ii Soria. — U Do. ?orb an De. ...... *. 1 DeabLit. 1 st SI &I OA OS 2li Itli 74 74 SO It 11 tat Si IS 44 101 MS 40 ... K U 14 19i a •1 10 111