The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. .... d ug in Sims*. —Mdse.* Lord Mat Jaatios Fib and Justices Williams, Winos, sad Ksslsß•) - - Tanis C. =res.—TUE tan ZND BIDUCTION CAUL The Mordant sad ths *Jour. daughter Elias bad hen in dm habit of freqwee isi • place of amusement at the not sod of Galled the Foote Tavern, sad the ti to remover for seduction. The case was me ,l before Yr. hied*, Mee, at the sittings after last t rn, in Middlesex, and suited some attention at the time. n e : or zoomed the damages at 2.51., but his lordship di. n , e.l • pontos', glen's the plaintiff Imes to move. Iloddleeton aceordiegly Dow moved for • rule to . reb t• verdict fur the plaiatiff fur Zt. and slated that tie form of the edam was for the selection al " Eliza, t fr e daughter sad servant of the plaintiff, e heritby. the plaintiff has beet deprived of her tern.," Awl there was a plos that the daughter was not rte wryest of the plaietiff. The facts were that the a,,i,rer was limos with her mother, the plaintiff, until 1 ....eth. before her coolleement ; but she went out to 'Boa. nor earned from 1•10. to .h. • week, and gave her ingeitottreplaietiff. Upoo discoveries her daughter a preg ii•ery tleslnatiff required that she should leave home, and .1,. a .riliegly dad leave, and was coulioed elsewhere. Under three ainesteelasiees Ids lordship yr of opinion that there was so lewd services waSeMet ni•intain the action as l therefore, be directed a moosuit, hay* first asked the larir tameless the damagea Mr. Justice Wales—The mama why the damages aura no s • re thee IV. was that the girl wee in the habit of fee. res ting • leasing saloon. jury found that the de q use the father of the child, but that he had not, is miheart seem cf the word, solaced the girl. alt. liiadiUettios referred the court to the rase 01 ••,1,...ph T. Cahouet," mostioesd is a note in Roscoe, in Pico terse, Action held b, lie though the daughter was 'only emiltuiel before the acti in was brought, soil raogh the !sinew( had v o luntarily turned her out of the b o o. se discoveries her pregnancy. Mr. Jastice Wines *aid he had acted upon the saes of E..ger v. Granwood," 14 which it wee held that some lows was matiorary. lisle greeted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. N itiolt La Mom (Below, the Lord oaf Berea, sad bums Mattis. Chaaaell, awl Wilde.) At Ow situ,* et the court thus emoirsias their hae‘hipe p., ;Wows% ma the fello wisiceoes, which had bees argued L.t %OIL - • Or LUILIINN r. idertutera.. no, rest. The Ida Chief Daree„ in deliveries the judgment of the coed le Ai men said it came before them on • peat re served by the Omni* Serpeat. The action had been ea the alleged warrantv that a careue of bed sold treilislusiat to the plaintff was fit for human food. /be *WV was • butcher, and the &deadest a nest sadden a Newsawntarket. A ealennan was a ma e wire add ea mennomine meat which had been me rged be bin r ma the renew is question bad been seat to him is the mad wawa of Mathew and publicly exposed for de. It looked It for henna the plastid limedi it was, bat on being cooked it thread black. mg asset be bakes it wee not it for human food. There wee westollonsethat the defendant kw" that it was Dot good. TM *WI Wight it oo his own inspeatioe, mid there was so naiad teuresety. At the trial eaumel for the de fended editended that there was so 'widows el • warranty, and it was weed ea both idea that there was so fraud oa the part el the delleminaL *verdict bed been taboo by ossmat, bane belmg_rmermil to the deleadeat to move to ester a acaseiL qualleas to be eemiiered were-- 014, was the enema ma the wenamly seatakabbei end. V net. add the meat for bad sad neteived be made sealable. As the defending W not bas (silty el fisad so each settee coed lan maielniaahle ea the gust point ; sad es Dodder refemag to a warrunty bad passed at the linos d rile, the question mode—wee there by law a warranty wader the claituratamme siesteed general law was that to the absence of fraud—if a sponge didele be sold— the buyer having as opportuaity of eternising it, the rule caved reader applied, and them I. re the plaintiff had to establish that be the ems el • s, .wean &dies with a retail butcher there woo an =es► tom to the general nil.. The bider" cif • miedese was of comparatively modern AIM het it wee curled on to a ounudetable 'steak as ammo the introduction of railways a loge 'apply al elaughtered meat arrived from the meantry to be disposed of by ed.:amen for the Locales market. Any legal paid which bore on the public health sod the goosed safety el the community was &dream of the fullest coneideratiom The court was of opinion that when a salesman offered for wile • carcase in which there was a defect of which be bad Do mums of knowledge, it being latent, IN was not liable to soy penalty, and that he did not so a matter of law imply .er warranty. Therefore a rule to enter a dosed would be tots absolute. Judgment for the defendant 4p alow r. PAILM—JCDGMILVT. Mr. Duce Channell delivered their lordshipe judgment. The declaration in this am stated that the plaintiff would ship certain goods, sad the defendant undertook that ao mon than ore ship should sail before his vessel from the port of lading to the port of destination. That, however, occurred, and kayoed the ground (or the breach of ocietract. At the trial it was shown that there were no absolute dirusgea, awl the leaned smear bad ruled that only the sctu.il damages meld be recovered. _and that as D one were shown. the ildeadeat was to the verdict. The plaintiff had obtained a role for • sew trial, and the court were i 4 opinion that the role should be made absolute. Judgment 'evadingly. COURT Or PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bohn the Judge Ordinary.) The bemuses d the court was resumed this morning. Mere an 101 petalioas wit down for trial, or en increase el Doer the Wllabille IS the eause list at the CUlllfal net tle,* MI led trim. Theme is, however, always a comities'• able seerwien el lendoess after the long vacation. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) CLERIC EN W ELL. 00217211111 TOINICO. INT., NB 1101:610I D• 71312102. I J.ba Casork, ...l 21. • wheelinsight, reabliag at 30. Ana's-plees, Holton, was ehsrpd before Mr. Harker with uosvoyitig tobacco taw the House of I)ew:l4l4i, I I rkeawell, rotary to the proriaious of the tad and 3rd % tuna. clop. SS. Fur= the evideaos of owe of the warders of the lame of Treehy, it appeared that yesterday the prisoner came to stsit the preueser who a. oadhsed for irtrottiag awl halted theheed Pewee, at Ilustoa. A. *suss se ho sobered the 1.11.,0 be w.O aeked by Masked. soother 'senior, it he had put either tohweeo, road, or spirits, awl he answered a the ise.oduse. While he was standing talkie( to the puler la pet o.metkiaig seder the dour to the primmer la MS* ineeseet, and ea werching bias tohaeco wee timed as Idea the mow so es the promos.. When he was ems Wu eirstody he odd he did ao• towed say harm. The prisoner said be was very wsrry, asd woad as' de r. ape if he was let oat thy. lime. Cretans Cadd. the run:root of the How of mid he heel pared over a pat seamy owes this i tt 1 4 n late, bet a. the pessueer lie ease time pow bed bola is the het et of vostme the Dose ersose, who to coedited cloned with the attempted atur.ler of ha teethe? at Islitsgtoe. west pro seers .1 the rules of the proms. awl therefore the imam; juniors clireclonl that he shook% he lorought to this wort flicker toed it wield appear that the prienser was well apprised with the mho el Me arises. He had the power a. sada* a am at U., bed oa lbw omelets lie ekoeld 'sly Mitict a toe el Mk. cer, is de/salt, 14 dale Mammo nist et the Home of Correctios with hard laiemr. The mow«, wit locked ap is defealt. •SWACI.TI7R4 • rows it • AT CARRIAGE. Orwyri:v. •-• Woe wiw — ert,;eiStibUz 1. ; •0171 . 11. terms, labs." was charged with suriaultiog Mrs. Jaws theltry. :N. Caolsosplace, Isliagtou, m • carriage es the North Lades Medway. Vesta the widows of the cosaplshast, it appeared that the primmer. she woe the wore for liquor. got luta a ass , sap at Victoria-pmts. Wee* the Inds startcd from the amiss the prissier .t ~l up airiest dm window, wad very hosed, woad bar. Stiw asikal Wit to alit Lot he wroth sot, wed be Mowed her and celled her a Wry same. Whirs the tram arrived at Iliihbeey site rensphissoi to the guard. who celled the polo*, sad the cawas gives se custody. Althooirli the eases. s if f rurik iu • subway Earris VP as autos agar% the lye we of the corepasy. sod thst this was supsysted by .as el lb. persegen beteg amaelteil, it was resierliedi that the antherines el the cuonsray tuna mm polies at the matter, asd did set send 'ayes. to the rout to look after thecae& The pregame said lie regretted Irvin called the complain sat tad areneu sal he an id inbred to assail her Mr.lharker Seed the letweast .nr is debodt mem dope rasp Ise Is the Stowe M Correction. TIN prisoner wee locked sp la ilk !suit Flll.l IN THE Mentopoull (TIM =TM. =a donietive ire broke oat as Ye re- 3 mi. st lllllllS.Wdscidavawe maker, PrsoMisammoss Predibrotstreet, K owpwres, timoell.strast. which sow am asibiwaiMmd u Ibis workrisops ad molests w•rodo stmwml ; mom aukaows. The premiss aro sot Moos& Too sew buss accenel. ass at Mr. I. Look's, draping' lea t 7, Sanaa OM Tows, sod Ow s, caber, at Mr. Wails Wilms* arrors/sk llppar ) asiedroet. The lON fa Ibma mos will fall es tba Ilkssli Ilia caw aliall; Axon= nas FATAL ACCIDSIIII.—TIMI W) as a bag lasaaaal ba Ms Miry i riddies ai Waskulak. maw leo hilowias arsia dmiy asemilama l e ases! tbabilso damosod sea .b a d Waft the be ler Mir, whoa Isar missiles task lbw Mae SIMPIONS aosiaMoos, awl with psi Mealy Na llama ern extinviished. Ma was taws haw Is Oafs likaplkal, whirs she aspired. wanee rasesks *iris" pi the C 1.0 .4 4 g i the gm lot lot Mad mod la oat taa ▪ aba amp" . ars aal servos' eglifie" . AI • WO Aire▪ a" W.• 11 ,hors ••• God sa t ! Lo▪ ra" THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1862. METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL Of THE LATE PRINCE cossoar.—(rius DAY.) ---•--- Tbie afternoon e public meeting wee had in the Egyptieniell, Mau"mime, Err the Imes , of mouldering the propriety ed eeedig a brag memorial to is We Rayed Higbee= tie Priam Gunn& The ask am tam gm* after 2 Ale* by tho Melt New. lie Las MIMIA. Oa the *arm were the Illarria d lAawilorl Lsellliettord de ieckliffe, lleenehMl. lie Illeispel Leedom, the Deana St Thewre. ' Grippe, ILP., Mr. Wagtail Wood, ILP.. Mu Ilbe, LP., Mr. Demme. M.P., Mr, W. Oesnied, M.P., Mr. Hervey Lew* Mr. Beshiery, M.P., Aldermen Muegrave. 8e.., Abbis. Jemes Lawresco, Mr. Stuart Wortley, fir Moon Mastellore, Mr. Wm Cotton, Mr. J. J. Medd, Mr. G. P. You& to. • reseintion setting forth the enviers rewired by the Priem Oensort, and the propriety of oreeibm a Lelia IL neweeriall. was proposed by the of LONDON, and se- in seeded by Colooel WiLeoe. On the mote= of Lord & De Reocuree, monocled* Mr, W. WOOD, M.P., item tesolved that tie mwooriel should • be of a nerrennerstel eirreetar, 'abject to the improbities la. N. of liege's& A rteoletios, rergymelnyorcornitteee thloaghost the king. N am, wee moved by Ewen L. De Roriannean, 3LP., and seconded by the Hes. G. DUN" M.P.. sad armed to. N ♦ mesmiese lees thin sominated to any sal the roe. Idiom, end on the awstios of the Earl of Commit, seconded so. by & Noun', thanks were voted to the Lord Alarm 11 m. 1. far presidia,. Se '4 TSB WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. (THIS DAY.) TILE TWENTY•TEIDLD DAY. et. The investigation under this commission was re swami thu moraing, at twelve o'clock, at the Seesions- bee" Westminster. At she sitting of the court Sir George Armytage made • 'arc private eommoinicatiou to the Master, who said that he re- R . petted musk to hear from the foreman that weal of the ju were cromplaiaiag of illness. He (the Master) should It glad to receive some public intimation from the counsel mimed as to the length of time the inquiry would probably cootoue. In M i r. M award begird to say, on behalf of Hr. Windham. In. that his advisers were 'axiom! to comprise the evidence as Sim closely as possible conaistently with she interests of the gentleman they represented. He (Mr. 'Mimed) might e lay that the events of Mr. Windham's life 1011 boos raked up as far as pusaible by the petitioners, mid of i j j course a great deal of rebutting testimony mad se be called, and contradictory of much that bed been said. He might further observe that the an, for the IS petitioners had occupied eleven days, and the awe for the defence, with a speech from Sir Hugh Cairns of two day% had only as yet occupied the same time. He (the Wined • counsel) hoped to be able to finish the evidence on behalf of s• Mr. Wiedham in the course of two days or sWe more. 1 16. 11 . Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C.. merely desired to say that as ~, some allusion bad bees made to his tthesed crese-exiimi. nation, be sometimes erom-examined witnesses to clear ;7 away matters which might probably save • a speech from him le el four days. The Master observed it was a case that mart be left largely to the discretion of counsel, but he should of course : 4 : expect that the jury would hear all the moieties to be N. adduced with a coo deuce that their time would be duly es. considered as well as the esetiaued strain upon their 0 attentioe io listemiog to sue a sues of ',WOWS. The following evidence was celled Signor Compass (isterproted by Kr. Albeet)—l reside at 15, Westbourse-pleissi Entoi-alkimi mad Ng by Prdeni" • musical composer end teseber. Is MN I was Tinian is with my wife at Torquay. I WS on tans of intimacy 0 with Lady Sophia Windham, who, with Mr. Windham K. sad Mr. Omaha, his tutor, was there. I we absent daily in lady Sophia's home, wed was se poi terms with young Windham, with whom I wee re, wry tatiroate. I recollect on the occasion of an wreak( ss, , party . that young Windham touched my whiskers by way of a He was very partial to me. He was young, joilsk, py in his masers. He never pulled my whiskers, Os Own* gm Wings the wall, or did anything else to came It nse 4.11111. fhb MUM. INS set error-examined. exammed by Mr. Milward—l am as sCi bournier Obi hood of Glasgow. I have bees er • Peen el timpoess Lanarkshire for fully 25 years, and se ass eue el the ,idling directors of the Glasgow Lunatic ri Aarhus. I bare sins been brought into coenexion *- with teem persona. In August, 1851 k I was ": Laval*" with my dauesters in the Highlands, sal hoppowl to meet Mr. Wiadhana. We travelled to- ai. gather, end talked about various matters. Mr. Windhames. was a rollicking, merry young moo, sod appeared fond of St. fun, like • schoolboy. I was frequently in Mx. Windluirds company, awl 1 certainly never discovered the smallest indi cations of iseasity. et. By the Master—These was a tutor travelling with Mr. N . Witalham, but they did not appear much attacked to each OR other. Mr. Andrews, a large laodowner at Rerepton, Somerset- to shire, deposed that he became acquaint with Mr. Wind- 8 L„, ham in the summer of 1857. when be was a pupil with the g t rector of Ileropton. Mr. Windham frequently visited wit- gi. oasis houms, up to the time he left, in the early part 8 of 1858, and always conducted himself iu a moat lo gentlemanly manner. He occasionally drove out Km to Amines and her daughter. Before he left in 1855 he made kit a propoaal of marriage to witnees's eldest daughter, who 1 1 4 had MUM been well married. (Mr. Milwerd proceeded to to rvad the correspondence which passed between Mr. Audrews, 66, Mr. Windham , and Lady Sophia, upon the sub- 61. ject of the proposed mania" which the Master and jury expreesed an °pintos did great honour LI!. to all persons concerned.) Witness opposed the engagement simply on acixr.int of the youth of his daughter gs. soil Mr. Windham. There was no personal reason, Intel- 6 tactual or otherwise, which induced witness to reject Mr. M. Witsdhare's proposal. Throughout the whole of the aL., acquaintance, witneas never noticed the smallest iodisation '"'• of unsoundness of mind. The idea of imbecility sera ea tered his inisninatielL IS. The eroweesamisation of this witness was not materiel. a. Sir W. Foster, Bart., was under examination when our IS6 report lit is. Tee Pao-Skevrav PRZW4 IN ENGLAND. —The few a t lama mew, the few shiteamen, the few gentleman sad m Naas of Lesser whom Asterisk Cits produced, are to be ahead without exception anioog the slave-owsera :7 1 elSosti.—ifonting Herald of today.ll4. 114. SODDIIN DIX!! OF W. BoULNOtfh Eaty We la regret to have to asuman the sadden decease of Wm. Haul- seta, Foip.of Overlaid'. Oestingtharmkoa Tuesday afternoon. 17 The deceased gentleman, who wee need about 64 years, .. 111 had hese out riding, mod on hie return went upstairs to r e dress for dinner. Thic was about half-put six. His bell gi was heard to ring violently, and Mrs. Bolacia, who bed el ass isit her bedroom, instaatly west MU his drassiog- St. roem. wbes the unfortunate gimilaie might her round at the wait aad tottered %otos Asir, when he died in two 11 ,° sir m ieetee„ without utteriag a ward. The nunof ;: ) . 4 death u aapposal to be heart diocese. Mr. Boulaois was well knows as the proprietor of the Baker dealt Baster, St sad is this ashourhfloil fee his ceeaezioe with the iron St. of Mews. se, , :ualtsters asd hriskaaker• After the dasems cif the late Robert Ades, Esq., aad during the 111 o minority al his woe, who came woe, of age Yet year, be kindly L I superisteeded tlie extensive transactions of the hasiums. gg . The deemewl—who was a Itos•lookiag aid gentleman, and m rode mach ea horseback—was highly Ilgelin•li by ell who la. bow him for his kindliest* of Meet sad cheerful de. mamour. —Errs Herald. ea. - - Arrow' . To Sticsorr.--Yesterday night, about emu o'clock, an elderly man, named Edward Liar, whims home is mid to be at New Worthy, acre L ee ds, appeared before the shop of Mr. Gee. Freak, draper, Barker eud-ros.l, Bradford, and at tempted to shoot bun with a pistol. Tb. shop-door was epee, and Mr. Frans, who was in t h e pleats observed Lister cock a pistol arid prepare to lull at lain. Instantly begot to the door and cloaed it, and the quick.... with whirl% this am does Is all probability saved hie life, for Lister dm barged the pistol, coo she content. (shot) lodged in the door. A person in the street saw the pistol fired, sad Lister afterwards threw it down on the road, *bore it was found. Later was arrested on the spot, and wee pLieed io the police lock-op, to await his exemunatios Iwfuro the ti t s;:istretes, which will probably take place as WetiewmtAy. lie bra wife, bet Phil boa ad resided with hi m for some time. be is at ittemilld, it is said, conducting a re sp r etahle hotel at Scuffed. no motive for shooting at Mr. Fronk is not at resent kaewa, Dot it is naderstood that bo one grievance, real or imespeary, has led to the coca. miriou of the crime. - _ RUNNING MATCH BLTWEEN Jim Macs Alto Boa navies. A large muster sernabled yesterday after new at Mr. Elitim's pedestrisa posed, Hackeey Wick, M Idioms the corder weer the direr of a mile, brim= ' gem Aar the champion pegilist ß :p2laud (whose debt irk* Torn Kin belt is the is ea to come ad Tied the present meatk), tad name. swam INIIII6bef of ths P.R. The stake was 701., Mine dada, SOL to hie opeaseat's lIY. At foer o'clock the ma, who. to coteilede the &ranee, bad to make the dr awl of the mama OMB time., appeared ou the posed, tad a good deal of speculation ensued us the mesh et Band 7ea4 en Mace. At the word " off" the liliftMl away at • good pas, Travers jumping away with the lessl, "Mich he did nut bold keg, however, for after bed ma shoot kJ yards, Mere was lead's', art ssislsiwl it to the end of the Ent lap, when Travers pored him and maintained the iced throughout the faissail. thud, fourth. 11th, and sixth late. But It was pier Sri he cely setetued the lead as sufferance, for ue was' doss the back stretch for the Baal tussle, Mace pet Sat Soo apart, mad, raring hem oppoeft. went in a eloper by about sixty yards. Tune Ave minutes thirteen mood& SHARK LlBlB4-{THIS DAY J The railway share market today is heavy. re. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire u stocks have declined about per cent., and r South Eastern and London and North Ns Western 1. Other descriptions are lees affected. London and North Western stock is so now /to u ted 431 to 94/ ; Great Western, IN 10 to ; Lancashire and. Yorkshire, 100 l to lore ; • land, 132/ to ; Caleonin,_lo3l to u ; South Eastern, 781 to 1; Great Northern, 86 .. 114 to 115 ; and Eastern Counties, 531 to 541. I s Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, AM at to 1 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway r s : stock is rather more inquired for. Sambre and to Meuse Railway shares are quieter to-day. 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U.Csaals Va. glapleis Tel (1.4 . Vow lotemon's lAA&... PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LMlStrout. Jan. 13.—Astern Counties, Ml—Great Western Rock MB —Leaman. and Yorkshire AMC I—London and North Western, 90 I—Mhlland Stook, 132)1—`New £0 H. shares., 19.10 p.— York CapnaPdoes, 90 201—South Pastern, 21$ 231 Ulverston and Lancaster, 241 261—Oreat Western roar-and-a- Balt par Osnt. , 281—Matlock end Midland, SI 4—Buffalo and Lake Mures. 4$ 44-41ntnd Trunk of Cansda, 61 61--Great Western of Canada, 101 101—Ditto New oharea,Bl Castro', 42 41—Bria enarammeat. 28 29 — Thames and Men g Marine, 1 V-I6 11 p. :la :la zI ..... XII i 11l _XS BIIROLAILtts IN AND MIMI NOTITIONAIt. Hall (Derbyshire), the residence of Mr. .1. Rays, was for cibly entered by burglars on Friday night last. The en trance was effected through one of the doors by means of a brace and bit. The robbers made their way to one of the aleeping-rooms, occupied by two ladies at the time, and sac seeded in taking away 3001. worth of jewellery. Among the articles stolen was a bracelet, veined at 30/. The burglars suc ceeded in carrying off tbeirbooty withont alarming the family„ and have not yet been detected. On Saturday night Mapper ley Hall, near Nottingham, the seat of Mr. J. C. Wright, banker, was broken into, but the burglars were disturbed, and carried off only a pair of silver caudlestleks and a few other articles of trifling value. The be then visited the house of Mr. John Fisher, of , sad succeeded in making a hole in the window-shutters large to admit a man's hand, but were pot of. The 11011•9 of Mr. Conncillor Dobeoo, of Sherwood, near Yapperlay, was next attempted, but without MCCAW The frequent occurrence of these attempts hu created alarm in the nelgillsourhoad, end as yet the pe laud e detection. ALgtliuuNT AT THII UNDIIRGROUND RAILWAY. — At about ten reek* ea Sunday mewing considerable ex citement was seessiessi is the aseighboorhoofl rA Baton square, by • report that a large portion of the newly formed branch of ' the Undsrpeand Railway, ceareeneing at Sey mour-stave* and exwadiag to Meltonotreet, Zastomroad, had fallen in, sad that some of ilia workmen were buried in the &brig. Oa laquiry it was amertained that about 100 yards of the archway had giv .upe =t t ac corrf e l with it ao immense geasititat of the bat providentially die lwiekhgern and excavators were absent, the hoar appointed for remain( work being twelve o'clock on &today Mgt& BARBAZOIIII MISAVIT.--411111111111111t of a most bale barons elimaresr wee brought to the nodes el the NA s• chaster city polies rribessoyesterday. Timis ass. S appears, went tato a in Oasaberleadelrest cm Saturday night, and the waiter mid the aspens* Om gave him was • bed ea% they emsalted elniently, and attempted to throat his head into the Ire. The waiter was severely burnt aboat the kends helm help earn to ~~1 ;000I►w ;i II I Tizia 49 II TO TT 11 if pa 19 TO IT 19 - I - il 1 N 112 NI illb IN U i k ) S I 17.1 llAillo II ski is .*I ts 1 dh II 1 2 pand I IWs par IN 9i MONEY MARKET•-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cisace. The funds have been quoted during part of the morning at a reduction of per cent., but the preset quotations are only 1-16th below those of yesterday. There is little business in any ilspefintent of the Stock Exchange. English rail ways show a drooping tendency, particularly Mid land and Lancashire and Yorkshire. The new Moorish Loan remains very firm, and is now quoted 5 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rein telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were q uoted 691 r. 20c., being about per cent. be than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, , and }for money, and 94, }, 1, and 1 for the amount. The present quotation is 93} to both for cash and the 6th February. The official business re port is as follows :—Bank Stock, 241, 239 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 1, 94 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 93, 921, 931 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 106 1, 106, 104 ditto for amount, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863, 100 ; ditto, Bonds, 25a, 245. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 100, 991 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 20e., 17s. pram. ; ditto June, 205., 23a., 18e. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is firm, at 82 to 83, and that of 1858 a little flatter, at 721 to f. Spanish Bonds continue in demand, while the inquiries for Mexican are lees numerous to-day. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1869, 101 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 301, °idly. ; Italian Five per Cents., 631 ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 281 ; Russian Five per Cents., 981 • ditto Three per Ceuta., 1859, 59 1 , 60 ; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., 74 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 51/, 1, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 821, 1; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 721, 1 ; ditto for account, 73 ; ditto Guaranteed Four pee Cents., 103. The Morocco Loan has been completely success ful. Yesterday, the first day of the subscrip tion, the contractors received applications for a far larger amount than is required. The price at the opening was 2 to 3 premium, and thence ad yawed to 4to 5 premium, the closing price. It is very probable the subscriptions may ultimately' reach twenty times the =omit of the loan. Under these circumstances the arrangement for keeping the list open until Friday is to be regretted, as merely extending unnecessarily the area of disap pointment. Letters from Paris affirm that a loan is certain, and mention an impression that the price of the Rentes is being raised by the government in order to prepare the market for its issue. The new Italian Loan continues largely overbought in Paris. It appear' that as much as 10,000,0001. of this stock was originally taken in France , chiefly on specula - lion, • large portion of which as yet to be placed in the hands of boa fide investors. About 76,0001. of the Australian add by the Kent was carried to the Bank yesterday, making 166,0001. since the last return. The Europa took on Saturday 50,0001. in specie foe Halifax, on government account. The mail steamer Seine has arrived from the West Indies with about Kocat. in specie. The Teuton* from New York, has brought 30,0001. in specie for England and 17,000/. for France. The continued draughts upon the stock of specie in the New York banks will tend to increase the prospect of a ruspension of specie payments. The wheat market yester&y was flat, at a reduc tion of 2s. per quarter from last Monday's prices. The foreign arrivals are heavy, and three-fourths from America. The Liverpool cotton market was very quiet. The sales were limited to 5,000 bales. At a meeting on Friday of the creditors of Mr. A. xe Fitch (trading as Fitch and Co.), provision liter " chant, a balance-sheet was presented by Mr. Hum phreys, of the firm of Honey, Humphreys, and Honey, the accountants, showing liabilities to the amount of 20,892/., with aaseta estimated at 13,9431. r net. It was resolved to wind up under inspection. A dividend of about 12s. 6d. in the pound is ex pected to be realised. With reference to the failure of Messrs. O'Shea and Co., of Madrid, the advises from that city men tion that M. Ybarrola, the junior partner, " alleges that be found a deficiency in 1847 in the accounts of the house to the extent of 14,000,000 reds (say 140,0001.), and that z g he has increased the deficiency to 20,000,000 reds (200,0000 The statement respecting the deficiency In in 1847 is given, however, with all reserve. It appears that M. Ybarrola has made no attempt to conceal himself. The present Australian mail has brought none from Adelaide. It is assumed that the inter n, colonial steamer did not arrive at King George's Sound in time to catch the homeward mail packet. The mail from Bombay has reached Alexandria. It is observed with great regret that the City of Hamilton Canada West, has not met the interest due in London on its debentures on the inst., and that the municipality have put forward a very discreditable apology for the default. Their plea is that payment would necessitate the levying of a tax of 10s. 6d. in the £on the assessed annual value of the city property, and that they wish to obtain relief from the Provincial Legislature. In the event of no such relief being obtained the din honest suggestion is thrown out that the bond holders should consent to "accept a mnch rate of interest, and defer the payment of the prin.' cipal until such a time as a reasonable sinking fund I would accumulate to meet it." This proposal savours of repudiation, and if there is one point in which Canada ought to make every sacrifice it should be to avoid that stain which has acted so detrimen tally to the interests of the United States. Nothing can really be said by the advocates of the municipality in extenuation of the course now pur sued. They must have been perfectly aware of the extent of the burthen they assumed when they put out the proposals for the loan, and if they did so with a secret reservation in favour of repudiation, or of alternately flinging the responsibility upon the provincial government, it would be difficult to find language too strong for their conduct. They have now cast a stigma upon every Canadian security. The London agents of the Illinois Central Rail road Company are now authorised to receive pay ment of the 12th instalment of 5 doh'. per share, due the 20th inst., at the exchange of 4s. 21 per dol., or 11. Os. 1.01 per share. A meeting of the Australian Agricultural Com pany is called for the 28th inst. An extraordinary. meeting of the British Gua rantee Association is called for the 15th inst., to elect six lfidiuburgh directors, in the room of those who have resigned. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,746/. ; arid the South Eastern a decrease of 1731. Messrs Seyton and Wainwright, of New York, observe that the possibility that the large govern ment expenditure may reault in a suspension of specie payment contributes to sustain prime in the stock market. MONDAY Emma. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 93/ to /, both for money and the 6th February, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93 5-16 to 7-16, or 93j. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, ; ditto, for account (Feb. 6 ), 93 1 , Bank Stook, 2391, 240 ; Three pee Cents. dated, 93, I ; New Three per Cents., ( 7, 93/, 93 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 106/, 1 , 1061, 106 ; ditto for account, 106,1, }di ditto our per Cent. Debentures, 1863, j, ; tto, 1954, 991, ; ditto, 1864 or 1888, ; 've per Cent. " en- faced" rupee paper, 100, 04 j ; ditto Illve-andea- Half par Cent., 106. The India Five per Cent. stock was 6rm, closing at 106 to 4. The rupee paper is in demand during the pretest easy condition of the money market owing to its •carryng interest from day to day, like Exchequer Bills. The Five per Cent. is quoted 994 to 100, and the Five-and-a-Ralf 1064 to 106. Exchequer Bills of both issues were firm at 20e. to 24m. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were mare numerous than of lete. Bank of Australasia and London Chartered Bank of Australia shares were quoted better to-day. Union Bank of Australia and Chartered Bank of ladle, Australia, and China were likewise inquired for. while London and Westminster Bank were a little more offered. There was a further improve ment of it. to 2i. in Royal Mail Steam s har es. Peninsular and Oriental, Oriental Inland Steam, and English and Australian Copper were likewise inquired for. Australian Agricultural were quoted rather lower. The closing quotations for shares in DOW under takings to-day were as follows :—Oesan Marina Insurance, 54 to a prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 14 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Iwo '' ante, If to 1# dis. ; London and Provincil Marine, #to dis. ; Mercantile Firs, to prem. ; National Marine Insurance, to 4 prams. Commercial Union Fire, par, " buyers," being better ; and Indian Carrying, par to 3 prem. The Amman Colliery Company's shares have been dealt in at prem. A rise of to 1 per cent. took place in New South Wales, Victoria, and Cape of Good Hops strarnment debentures. 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Wheal Beton shares sue quoted 124 to 126 ; East Caradon, 284 to ; Marko Valley, 10 to ; - Week Rose Down, 11 to 13 • Wheal Margaret, 42 to 43 ; Great Whe a l ' l Vor, 6to ; Providence, 41 to 43 ; South Caradon ' 315 to 325 ; North Downs, s to ; and Beat Cara Brea, 104 to 114. Foreign' and colonial mining shares are quiet. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at k and 1 pram ; Scottish Australian ' at 1 and 14 prem. ; St. John del Rey, at 60 ; and United Mexican, at & We have received a oopy of the pros pec tus of the Victoria (London) Mining Company (Limited). This undertaking has been formed mainly for the purpose of enabling such of the shareholders in the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company as may desire it to have an opportunity of extend ing their mining interest in the colony of Victoria. A preference in the allotment will accordingly be given to them. The board is composed exclusively of directors of the Port Phillip Company. The business of the Victoria Company will comprise both mining and reducing ores. It has acquired an interest in three mines in the • colony on very moderate terms. It is pointed out that the company begins with the advantage of an ex perience acquired at great cost by the Part Phillip Company, which, after many vicissitudes, is now in a successful position, with its shares at 50 per cent. premium in the market. The capital a 25,0001., in shares of 11. each, of which 2a. 6d. is to be paid on application, 24. 6d. at allotment, and sa. by the 15th Feb. next. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. -(TRIE DAY.) (non ova owl oonagarconworr.) Or num► Ann masa Kaaren° ratagaara.) Logs arrivals and peal& news tram Amato' have had a had=effect epos the marker, wheat 3d. to 4 d. and dour L. cheaper than last week. Hera pto la. peas la. to 2a par qr. heaper. Lam ea ressingly o ffered at a decline ot la. to o lA. Id. MINCING LANE.—(THD3 DAY.) STIGAIL—The public Wei 1041117 ase 114111. Sad are pro gressing steadily at previous prices; privately, so Wes d imperials:is repelled, except 0,000 bags grainy brews Nana (lying at Liverpool), st ids. 6d. /Willed °optima AM. The present stock of raw eager in London is 66,61 L tons, against 51,035 tom last year. Corm bquiet but Arm. M. Good ardinery Native= sold at 68e. 6 d., and a cargo of 3,000 begs of at 68e, for Antwerp. Tr.e.—A fair business is doing at arm prices. Good com mon worm at le.. ld. to ls. 2d. RUN continues inactive. BKM.-2,000 lop white Bengal sold at 13e. to 13s. 91 SALTPTISIL--10 0 tool sold for arrival at 40s. for fire q Corrox.—The demand has Imam inactive. COCUISIZAL.—Tbe public sales have passed off heavily. and of LIMO bags offered about one-third sold ; Teneriffea at Id. to 2d. decline, but other qualities were chicly with drawn to prevent ► decline. Suzu.ac.—D. C. orange sold at 10110 s. TALLOW MARKWr.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet ; prime are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 49e. ust cash ; Petaaburg Y.U. ow the spot. 491. ; Jet. to March, 48e. 3cl. ; Luch, 49e. ; April to 49e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY ILLEEET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Baotou report trade very Haw at Ho fallowing prices:—Prime meadow hay, Ma. to WI. : superior ditto, Ns. to 100 e. ; inferior ditto, Me. to 70a. ; clover, aid. 95e. to 112 a. 6d. ; ditto, asw, ascend ma, Ms. as 100 s.; straw, 30s. to 365. BURNING OP THE FIRST PRZWITTRRIAR CRITRCIF, Amara.—A most disastrous Ike occurred here roe Friday night si l which the First Presbyterian Church hes keen a heap of ruins. The Ere orsgioated In the girld schoolroom (which was situated in the teessemet stoiy of the church), and seems most untomentebt% ss the schoolmistress, with the assistance of some of ber srerelfelitlyati?Pecoluclt)gfilin a t t he grate . wlitth.La net ter before of served till about 1 o'clock next morning, and notwith standing that the police and hun dreds of the people flocked to the spot most anxious to render any assistance, all was unavailing, as the work of destruction went on till the entire was consumed. There is much sympathy with the people of this congregation, es they bad within the last Gee mouth' expended a large sum in pantie; and other remits to their church, which was one of the .nest in coliseum with " the Assembly."—Norttern Whig. TEN GALLOWB AT LAST. —The Australian papers reoord the trial sad eoodennistion of Robert Thome Pelle, for having burulariouely entered the dwelling-house of Samuel Harding, of Fremantle, and oomrcitted an anaolt by . force of arms. The offence was cleerly proved ; prisoner threatened ILA. Harding that ho would blow her brains out if she made auy wise, and the property carried off was found is his house. After the judge had pseud sentence of death in • most impressive manner, the prisoner said he was not the first MAD who had bete cm demned to death while innocent, and that he could die but once. The dread sentence was carried into affect a few days after. It may be remembered that Palin was tried at the Maidstone spring assizes in 1854 for the murder of • woman at Cuillism in the autumn of the previous year. He was acquitted on that charge, but was apprehended immediately after the trial by Inspector Bauer, of the metropolitan police, on a charge of burglary committed user Bristol, and on being tried at the ensuing swine* at Olonenter he was transported fur life. —Mo idirms Journal. DESPERATE Arrits2.—ALSWICX, JAW. 12. —A desperate affray took place between • number of poachers and five of the Northumberland Candyealmaa Cow stabolary, at Brumbaugh, near Felton, on the Coque t„ on Saturday night, mid it is supposed that one of the poachers has lost his life by drowning. It seems that in consequence of information having come to the WE of the authorities that extensive salmon poaching VP going on upon the °mast, the county polies were shunted to keep a look oat; and upon fiaturday.ntila five police officers on the watch oune upon 12 men is she act of taking salmon from the river. The river was meek flooded, and the poachers, who were omseqnently all es land, fled on wing the *Moen. They gave chase, bat were immediately confronted with mother gang of poachers, and a fierce contest with staves and sticks ensued. After ahead battle four of the latter gong were captured by the polies, and their have been brought here in carte in melody. It seems tint pert of the flu{ gang of poachers, is their asfisi yours to escape from the poise, took the flooded river. which was sweeping dome with real violence. Two al the men actually escaped by swimming amok bat a tilt pow soa is this gang is supposed to have bees swept away and droned Cries of distress were heard to semi fres the Haar while the affray was going on batman the snow& gang sad the polka, sad then grad ual ly die away, and the pima known as the third is the first genii has not Una based WI slam. He was a shoemaker belonging to Felton. Thirteen mamas were taken from the poachers. moat mob. M. pa a %AC I xis r wid 2 MM. MOM I lei er•••• to hi. Cow o•I•1 • low Mt. Jeboo bow ver7 Want l ea Ile %wool is Um' rools• 1 1 1 massolgo fisl usslase Ink 4k 4 16 44 131 2i