The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) SPRING cuccurrs. a s the jul4ra MY a maeting at Watenineem. .c of eloo,usg their circuits for the approadriag , • and the following was the arrangement 1,1,1 Clot Justice Cockburn and Mr. Justin " , .rJ Ctsiet Justice Erie 'ad Mr. Jangles Wight. Tbe Lemiebisi Dorm rad Mr. Boras Martin. vs —Mr. Juan Weer rod Mr. Jollies Meow. ou —Mr. J rod Mr. Ham Cdoarsil. am Mr. oao sod Mr. Justice Blackbers. arotto. J llr. 1( as tin'. WALEL — Mar. arm Wdd. . . , Jae arrogrul MRS Mr. Boom lirsrawsU amid o Lrearr far the purples of hearing applicalitor ...war at riambeen rd aspn•ing d other magas ▪ to time poeibee darker page. ARCH= 00U RT. Motors SWAY.. AN D REVIEWS. II rrit OF RIM mason= IT TO MAW OF L . 1 ".., =:, L:41 1 " 1 ", thirrig. s . r.......ba '„.., nil gig weal part it the losee Mood bp ....INA ler the prosioter. oarogy, irbithir wbot .. R ama loil writtes with rapist tz sg = or. or vii oat so outside the to -, . d o tlorrh or fashod UP lm so bowies Pities Ite meet „A.' by We GPM The argument ups shish Dr. • ~.. woo to bereevietel mks thie bead presseded eyes , .vsgersclial 4 the peoreel quota trap the pen dre m i pit et the =Sem reierred to the log le= , ...e. of orotphoey hod by spy meow bele „ , b , .64 mow grimed la As mist _mil* pow this to. warp hod set dpied bet hid i ."..ke gitsi ho km WNW le the eziolowee so bathe* meat et the peados elestest 1 J ., leery. It was sulloisell hr popes el the . to glow Shot oselsest divines lied oetertelesd .0.... t mass the opines ter "Ma Dr. Winker we ~, :..i h poort . sod epos ths he drew eltestles te the . 4 folrfooro by the priosoliso le the splodges ri I .... 4 tba amp to may at the estimelthe weed Os. I t 4 9•27 .1 7:17. Nielthiga, __AllbibbbleXlMlS/200 IA A peep of Dither Cheedttr. whose gales ra love the thessamed hid sispeosetei hi ono. 'AWN. Chesibe it mil to Pee .40 tool.. prompt he the Old lbelaiasei dbeedy ttio Weed Moo epee W oleic Ole bed ». the Mewl gems el yeephiey, eel bid skated mai peophsty gists Mee a &Pie sass Mow* oesettims Wish he bed ewe between the deitries, fog. mai Mien 4 := ll Dt. Dose ehoonsil that ,Ittety as a Ili m He wed OP Il mm of the wan 4 same ihet shag' be to to ~oposoe. Ile hotresd emosoll peateled to edam .• Pads* epee shish he eseleeded OP the Wide ohoepot .00ld sot be stmllied loth* pant Ism J Wisest was Mama COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVOROR (Bohn go J Oidisasy.) t.•.R..1 AND 1111111111,11 P. 000000170111 AID Onligle. Tre meows& Is ibis case weer rowelortor4 sad yr C Cromwell dotemal pasimasd tha embed sad the liter will —namely, that al Idle. oho ens ass vosailard IN Orr IitiERUITS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARZ. (Ihien Mr. Uwier-glheril Bisecheß.) PECCLANATIONI Or OUTLAWS& This eosin Mr. Swap rade his meal reathily l.tew of preclearikes of outlawry. The giber, wits hie the unarm kw about 40 year, Wild Ihe hilevis cwt., sad they were ordered to earresise. Net as W Trued Fiery Merrick Mora, at the mit ed Jame Omer ; I Wise Nicholls. at the seat el Alfred liar Iwo ; Ewell. st the wit of Thome Moe ; news 1357, at the snit el Jars Noma' Amid Wallow ; William Ludlow Milea. at the sett el the same ; Thome Edward Lott, at the ..it el Henry Owes ; psalm M. Arm et the wait of John Mee ting &wide: ; Arbor Jam, si the NO of Joke Ombra; • itarda, et thewwit sir theme ; from S. Brent, at the salt el Beaty Deer May ; awl Philip Barnes, at the wild Alfred filitery. The sett cowry mot day was appealed for Feb. 13. omens 11l TIM SUM= COOST4. Sewers' echoer were lately lwarght in the erierior courts tar smell sera The Lamed Unita UMW pre • comae. IStAI la was, sad is dire news left the prise te apply to • Jedp at Chamber. These metres would he rersided by the Weimer making the I•tropolitati Comity Courts r " " district. Two men were examined before the magistrates at Liverpool yesterday, on e charge of stealing • large quantity of led wheat aid Indian corn from the American ship Usasewriter. It appears that there was se much as 466 barb imatiog in the whole cargo. rid the chief mesa together with a Liverpool seas named Hobson were thrall with wadies it GI sacks were found M Hobson's bear sad his defence was that the cern was the evrespiese el the moth which he hail bought The metes daises was that the error's were his requisites. Both prisoners were wet foe Tet LAW roe E Co •CTORa.—A ease of eon- Samara interest. involving a large amount of property f" Abrader v. Alexaader ') was decided on Tuenday ie the Diddle Court .4 Chancery Appeal by the Lord Chan. edit sad the lord Justice of Appeal. The list Lord teNeill, of Mar's Castle, in the county of Antrim, bowl descendant of The O'Neill, so famous in kith kouey -- died without as heir is 1655. Tbe Rev. Chi dreier O'Neill care lab pareriou of the estate', with a re satinet, seder the will of the late earl, with arasmaler to his &Mies. The latter, beteg wince% err herbiedly late reseed is the mean of root, which the. smarted to shoat 00,000 t They aft payable by Vela leaser et whom 3100 paid from 301. to 41/t a year, Ims ltlf. te W., and 9110 ands 101. Py a angle sore the exerrors of Lord O'NeilTs will sell the sneer W the Rev. Chichester t eNeill foe 'AWOL. payable in siz yearly wetalrente. The arrears were Dearly all collared. ed eselinel *TOW The mats question 'evolved was whirr the executors had a right to sell the pew MIL that • ay.._Mastes Brooker, to whom the asehler ref erreiL &erred the executor liable ter a sera ef rout CVOS., whisk was reduced by omits to sheet 34.0Ktr. Mt th e rarer of the Hells had declared them Weis te the sem el 111,0130 f. ally. From that &Weir beth Petits spreaki—sanaly, the ementoes of the wall sod the mesdises el the misers, the former holding that. as they ..led is rod faith, they were sot ii•Llip at all. The wart errerard the denews of the Muter of the Rolla, and aeries,' the hushed min of Mahar Haire. The effect of the de. drab is maw the emeetere hare foe about 34,000/. Houm' Of NV/allele Mott A RAILWAY CAR- liarm.—Os Truk, sight Mr. William Wood, dealer in riche. el tbraingley„ left Les& by the 1.80 wain foe the 1 1 .9 timi zte, and at that time had ia his pommies, Is a Carnal*. a modes hes. severed with rack leather, committee arse gold watethes„ Urea silver watches, rd three gold Albert guns& ; be bed elm with him other perm& tti arriving at the tireedaglry ratios he got out el Me trees sea ter with hies the week of us-maiden• kle valew lee thereglithwely left hard him the lox com tar* as mem costly property. There was only one ewe h the amemp, who appeared from his dress to be a work* vu. The rids wee hesdly la Minion Irfora Mr. Weed emellested the weal el upalehes. Ne shouted to the gesiel. het meld ma be lord. sad the. tan into the hisluateam sinntinand the eirowniasowe,veremina there Ina tehrinpli ta the Water Dyke rarer t oforturtely the win was sot resseeted. sad be had cm other resource Mt to walk to LaMar Dyke. but en armvieg there emir set sesertals whether semen hmal hit Übe trio from the eseeles le whisk be left the property. He promoted to Bradford by the mat lasi% sal esmeteakated with the robes. who imitated rifiginniA . :wiTina, but ep to the per ...et time se Mee Me Mee sf the ninnies property, whirl" le indeed at earerds et 110 f. —Leer& • L•aus Net, lirmt or, Howt• —lnformation was laser late Kimplows harbour late oar Tuesday e that thaw were et an GM Wetly large ship were l=tibe bailey Lighthouse. at /loath, within up out et the water, sad doseenutile treat the foot of the topmasts ~ FATAL F•LL /ROW • HORN& —VinCeinnt PINTO & lt , Dinmt died Voider hark, is eseesqwesee of injuries esesiert by Mug throws frees hie Mesh The esketemie redeems was geseg ter a ride, wed had eswassiy got a hushed yards hum his emidesee. is the Ammo ',level, Mesa his hems lash kW. User se ., welds. we rushed aims She Bee Pee .* -m at a heed ruts. When semeing the Hee d. leery. B. de itismest wee throws ea the preemeal with tor shisees. He wee hires up imeasible by snarl whoorvired hiss to the 11115 .4 11mejoe, Mum rams mo were adopted te swim sad he errsaes ebb to gimp W same ; het the le be had ravioli ern SO wren that be died three beers after. The 4reewel wee • masher of the Paris has, owl highly mama hy hi preemisered Mellows. — psi M. Raman.— 'The appointabsot of M. Ronan," Aar •M. comareadeet as the Jeered the More, to the pretemership et the Heireer. MAW. sod Spies holthelti be the miler of Forocums enema ism tim• 1.1 predesed so little emelat Ihe adedeed Push, Ilme season fasted that the sew mime ...aid hies wharelege el kis eight to meths the WWI trite seal draw ism those etweloWees opposed to the istarresigers of the awe of Rome. WiR r. ' , Telesis.. /ore hese ielteme, hid dews try K. Hooka la he report to the Beeperer. mime these apprelresione ? The minatre declare that tenthtiotial anti dogmatical implaar tree are retired fries the College of Frames; that Me rode mar of Hebrew is that aarabliskinant lowa to show th e reserve sod romped dr to the awed siumber .4 the Bible, sad to devote his stream exclusively le Merry sad philosophical researches calculated to facilitate the study ad the Seestic languages." THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1862. se _ xis LANDSLIP IN rex currree OP res METRO POLITAN' UNDERGROUND WLWST. EX CITING SCEJTE—(TIDI DAT.) Shortly before 7 o'clock this morning an occur /ISM of an alarming mature took place at a por tion of the works in progress far the formation of the truism:mad Railway. About the time mentioeed as sine wee riled that the hams overhanging the eattles ArAwnataest. Clerkeswell, were (isle( way, and the gnats* eenetenatits prevailed. lieveral men at once amend the inhabileate and warned them of the danger, sad • some of the utmost eicitemeet ensued. Men, women, sad cluldna rushed from the hostess, many with scarcely as snails Si clothing ea ; sad the street was soon filled by hundreds of persoas, army et whom had no doubt fresh IN their miods the terrible disaster at Edinburgh • short Wee since. The entries is question is in the rear of the houses facing the Clerkenwell Police-awn ; and while the workmen were engaged in it the 811 asath ilubisalv gave way or sunk, and upwards of 20 tons of tr. meth ma breed later the cutting, fortunately without in- ri )Wing say penes. while the strong timbers forming the gg owing WIMP heat wrier the immense weight forced upon g them. Is • very brief psnod upwards of ROO men a: were Weight together from the different pests of so the eerie. ad Will set to week to stop a further slip. The hems ea either side have to many places the walla ke washed. and Owes who weepied then are baring their fur- 11 1 Wham he., removed in peat Irate. During the morning • is kelp maker of peewee decked to the scene of the occur- t. TIM WINDHAM LUNACY COWAN° N frill DAY.) et. The inquiry naive this saniesiethan was renamed We moniieg at the OWN= Hee" Wraletheler. betas Mr. Henna Q.C., suet • aperia Jury. Mr. M. elarabees. Q.C., Ma Meld, wed Mr. Woe Wil lem woe and ter the praltionere ; air H. Garr, si: Q.C. Ur. =writhe. Q.C., sled Mr. Minya for Mr. Wind hew t Ws. C. Rowell, ter lady aradis lolab Oinbilei, the nether of the allesedhmels end Mr. Wields% Q.C., ter Mee. Windham es M Ai the villa. sl the mark es rirL Arnsyrape, the genera al the joy. banded the WNW seesitheete bees • riled scallerath. Wald that M. we et the imam the adeonly M. sal it be bed sot • day of not he would le math be Wend at iIL He es wished le Ism whether they seat be he at cm Saturday. s Mewl ether pealemes rat the Joey were 'be mrioudy iU. r The WWI aseented to the prapemal. Be shoo 'eked whoa U W isained sesmel Ira Mr: Witham thought their en. U. Wise lia aradiabl M. Mr. K weal arialm seplied bat he herd it weld be Wised 111 • 14. lissesesser. laiddberse, physician to the Bran North- is we 28 yews • waseher we the erulesmos, and who N. wes ewe el as Willeechby's trweess, - sealed is his meal. U. myna sad crouessulnettes that oa the isersiag d k sientecps be maimed the bridegroom, at his 1 4 1 recraise. at vet bin be wee sot suffering boo U. way dimes Mb. Was oseUfs Ittettise sad sister' is weft et the unnisia Ms elPre - VW *miss be did in oes es =al bi zilassaMaaa while be reseived hem Mr. rapettieg metals egeserasets Witness ••• asked as the brides father ea the essiisa of the 11. although the area was present. Ha walked ZV I & alit with bar arrs is arm. Mrs. Witham wee merried tr ee W mes et Rogers. Witmer bad beau • tried of Mr. ft Beath May for twenty yean. Mr. JIMMIS Bowes May, the solicitor, os 1:1 8 1 . examined. gave • history ol his U. Willoughby. He destribed " X lia ers aa versaticat tp t p X is ek took place between bar sad Mr. Wad es - bus upon the &inmost of mosey for whir& she would th corset to imam him. She said ebe was going to many Ile for the benefit of bar sisters. The witness detailed the 111 advice he gave to Mrs. Windham. the teedisay of which tai . was to make her moderato in less oonditiocus. The Correvogidancia of lisdrid announces that g a t the Emperor of the her* engaged, ea is known, in SE. writing the history el Julies Omar, has requested the Royal Academy of History at Madrid to send him the IL learned prim may by MM. Jews sod Manuel Olives y Herta& on the position of Mends Pougisleaa. The Courrier du Poo-dc-Calais says :—" The tole- it paphie communication between Calais sad England has it: been interrupted for some days, the cable having been St broken in mid-cheesed by the anchor, it is supposed, of :I: some vessel. A May hen been placed at one of the ex. fa. tremitiee of the cable, and an active search Is being made to I t : get up the other sod.* at Orders have been given by the government of It the United States for the release of the two American ht. pollution taken from on board the English schooner Eugenia Smith by the United States steamer Santiago N. Caber et. d• Cub THE REIMERS:RATION or GRINSSY.—III COll- a ea. t. sequence of the death of the noble Earl of Yarborough, 11 nil the elevation A hie son, Lord Woreley M.P. for the 10 borough, to a seat in the upper house, addresses have b ee n published by Jobs Chrpleme. rios-eltelrman of the en , Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire ILsilway, and Om. F. lieue: Seg., We M.P. for Lincoln and formerly M.P. N for . Others are hinted st, so at present the at. election ie likely to be • cootested one. Mr. Helms° was Ns very much liked by the people of Grimsby when he bed the homer to sit fee the borough in company with Sir ri Charles Wend, awl me drat set be bids fair fur election. Mr. Charama Is she a patisman whose interests as a rail. M. gleeekeit may he mid to be bound up with the prosperity I et , and whemeakl so doubt do his beet to promote ILL the trade sad prespeste el the port ; but the town miserally gra 1011084 be SSW to be much in favour of railway demi. satish—Mseera Comfits Herald. A LITEKEOuI MaItcHANT AND THE ITALIA, Ilk A S Mom Marius lecture in the Cowed , Mall, t i ,t; evesiag. Mr. Peter Stuart, shipowner, who presided, st sasouaoad that it was his intention to give 5000 to the • soldier who should first plant the Italian Anodised os the EL walls of the Capitol at Ram. when he (the chairmen) hoped le to meet 11.. &Alai himself. Lirerpoul Mercury. ft. Tea WILL or Tea LATE Joint ANDES'S, or et. C %Mom. —W e Falkirk Herald) hear it reiseuesd that the t. late John Andrew, who bad amaseed—thesph ht s work. N. man •a («tom of upwards of 10.0001., has bequeathed his IL moiler as follows:—To his immediate relatives between IL,. 13MM. soul 2.0001. • to the Synod of the United Presbyter a T ian Church , for the furtherance of its foreign miesios, 6001. ; 17 to the Scottiili Society for the Conversion of Israel, eCat. ; is to the Falk irk Chanty and Ragged Schools and Female es Basevolent Society, 5001., for equal diviaim ; the reversios, SO aft e r payiug .tamp sad other dons, amounting to between 8.0001. sod 7.0001., goes to the Edinburgh Bible SeMeN, g a Meritutca INeJ. Deemed wee one of the most exact Bills critics is the district. He madethe Bibles peculiar Andy, te and was • formidable debater on theology. He semen to I.llt have had a special interest is the Bible Society, wish:his- IL envoi the largo's bequest. Is August, 1180, be g ave • Ok dough.n to its funds of 1001.. and since then so less than g t ether ROW. --nashiap 7011. in all. THE Borax Usvitutic Pinnace, BAnoiegyaoll„ 10 asp RIESAIICIFT.—The " Roman Catholic Direetery " states that there me IP catholic peers. 9 being peers of England, lend 4 poorest the United Kingdom : 13 catholic peers sit be M. , the Homed Leeds. There are 43 catholic baronets, 21 befog alt, Zegbeli. allosteb, and 17 Irish. Of the monbas of partim Si. mot. M are callbolics. Is (heat Britain Mere see 1,588 IN. Naas bishops and priesta, 1,019 churches, chapels, and 'Mises, 50 ennuousitioi of men, 162 commits, soil 12 collages. The 11141116.1 in the throe last yams is, of bishops IL and priests, 166 ; of churches, chapels, and stations. 91; of ! communities rd men, 16: of commit., 52 ; of colleges, 1; showing aa increment Ili per cast. cis the numbers •of tie is' bishops arid clergy; an increase of 10 per cent, on the num. g beret churches mid chapels; RE increased 47 per cent. an PI the somber of commueitics of men ; au iocresee of 47 per gent os the somber of roovents ; sod an increase of 9 per met. es the seeder of colleges. Tam EARTHQUAKE IS °SEW& —The Prt , eurseur of Athens gives soma details of the shocks of earthquake 10 felt is the mersing A the lath ult. is that city and other 2 2 pasta al Orme% r alftsdy have, sosonsced by telegraph. IM'' At Athens the sleek was set very seem, the oscillations g minim freer the S.W.. and little derma was Ems At Patrol, the roof ft the barracks in the interior el the fort m M fall is, bat fortasftely the soldiers were all Masai at the M time. A two-stery hew. in the lower tows sear the port 111 emit thrown dowses well as mime small gimps edjoam 1 1 4 Several other haws also suffered. hut sem el the ilh Mats were Mimed. At Ae2ion (Vosges) 13 beams ware throws dows e and several persons busied hesselk the A mdse. The sea at the same time rase sin het shay Me f usual height, and caused some harp Is the lower Feb et the town. At societal Corieth several of the eM brew " white have bees elmiedoced mines the terrible emehemehe st I MO have been mmipletely demolished, and many of the g hisses in New Celia% have been injured. Calamaki has sift suffered. At Oalazidl and at Ices, on the Northern shoe of the Bay of upsets, the ma mole an irruption. washed away one lease. endowed other damage. The Ant/psis states that a merchant of that de partment vibe had seat as mom for muskets to Sc_ Etienne, received as answer to the deft that it will be impossible to execute it la theelarla of the year, as all bands will be fully ofteplai is Me esmft el senteads shady made with Daly. A religiose joureal d Cologne publishes a letter fres the p o ps, w henned he the Cardinal Archbishop Csiagas, theekkg the ssasearnity of St. Michael the Afiblatt iatim ell Ma d WOO thaws sent to his Holiness by that LONDON Osinstas Omni= Ooftrurr (Laurin). —Teals sessliftti auk seem nik Jemmy. 10,116111. lea. SHARE L1528.-(THIS DAY.) Tye .Crests. zee The railway share market to-day is decidedly ft better. An improvement, varying from 2 is to per cent., has taken plaoe .in most CI, of the principal stocks. Midland has risen Ns SLondon and North Western stock is now quoted to 95 ; Great Western, 691 to 4 ; LenceehMe we Yorkshire, 1074 to 10 7 8 i Midland, 1334 to tel ; South Eastern, 781 to ; Caledonian, 1054 to 104 ; Eastern Countiefi, to ; and Great as Northern, 114 to 115. This is settling day. ee et Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady i s at to 1 prem. Sambre aa Meuse have again hes risen. The Belgian lines, Dutch Rhenish, and r. Indian and Brazilian railway shares are in good me demand. rs I e - 1 - p ‘ .- - it ' n ' ... 611 U SA U k N sei 11 LI 1111 114 WI 111 US la la 1114 IN M illi as II 107 i IS IS WI 117 Ll* 44 47 196 He OS I 11 04 1111 1 101 M 1111 fee Ili gat 101 00 STI 07 toe •1 43 44 140 66 58 Onstsialster4o.o si a . 1==.6 11 : 1 111 r or. oz. ON ;NA A/0M A. 014 00 . ..188 De. 3. 1 1 6 .M Do. 110. 10 I. 050n18...844 1 1. No.l IN De. do. • Nal 118 De. Nor • op. .D 108 Maw! VOWS* 4 P. 01 IMO 1111amairamir 11. se• NO INIA.I . 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A.) • Vaster iana.• • • 11111, 011 Irt4 c% 100 i r N MI If NI Ns la in IN in M le NO IN 1/9 111 1M 110 101 NO 100 ST le a at la WI la IN Me " st o n Si s 2 ST 1, i if if 6 66 I s. I .! a a aka; ii -e 1I ; 111 - ii it 11 7 II U. 48 41 Ins ai ' a 161 76 VA at st 7 16 17 14 17 'T.-(THIS DAY•) MONEY Two o'Csoos. The stock markets to-day are firmer. An im proved feeling is generally observable. The funds have risen It per cent. In English railways, in which this is settling day, the advance varies from to i per cent. Foreign stocks and railway shares of many kinds are in growing demand. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren tee's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 10c., showing a fall of per cent. since Nei asi I 111 INT yesterday. The scrip of the Morocco Loan remains firm at 5 to 6 prem. Consols are officially marked 93, 1, and 93 for mousy, and 934 and 1 for the amount. The present quotations are 934 to 1 for cash, and 931 to 4 for the 6th proximo. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2394, 240 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, I, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 1, 93, 922, 93 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 774 ; India Stock, 226, 2244 ; ditto Five pe Cent. stock, 106, 105 f, 1061; ditto for account, 1051 ; Five per Cent. " enhoed" rapes paper, 100, 994 ; ditto Five-aql-a-Half per Cents., 106, 105 f ; Rxabequer Bills, March, 19s. prem. ; ditto June, 18s., 20s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has risen 11 per amt., being quoted 741 to 4. That of 1854 is now called 83 to 84, being a rise of about I. Mexican and Venezuela Bonds and the Spanish Coupon Certificates continue in request with an upward tendency. Sales are recorded as follows —Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 914, 1 ; Italian Five per Cents., 634, 4 ax div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 284 ; ditto for account, 28f, 4; Russian Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 60f ; Spanish Three per Cents., 521, ex div. • the Committee's Certificate*, 7 ,0, 74 ; Tur kish Six per Cents., 1854 831; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 734, 4,4, 1,4, 744; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 23 4. The list for the Morocco Loan was closed yes terday. The sum paid as deposit was 146,0001. t making close upon 500,000 f. in all. This re presents applications for 5,000,0001. of stock, being ten tunes the nominal amount of the Loan. The contractors have announced that " they will make the allotment with the least possible delay." We believe it will probably be made and the surplus deposits returned about Monday next. This will be prompt and satisfactory. A large number of the subscribers will do well to prepare themselves for a disappointment. The Nova Scotian, from Portland, has brought 6,0001. The latest quotation of exchange at New York is 1134. In that city the stock market is described as firm, but here prices have given way. This is partly owing to the rise in the exchange ; but English holders of American securities are natu rally made anxious by the suspension of specie pnyments, not the least Important effect of which will be that dividends will henceforward be paid in a depreciated currency. At Lloyd's there is little business in war risks. Some considerable amounts of Great Indian Peninsula Railway debentures having been taken up, the company have notified that the subscrip tion list is closed. These are 5 per cent. deben tures, redeemable at par in five years but the holders have the option (which may pos sibly prove a valuable one) of keeping them for five years in zsi le 64 A bi Isi it 10 711 zd thereafter. A meeting of the English creditors of Messrs. Froom, Gregory, and Co., merchants, of St. Peters burg, was held yesterday. According to an estimate prepared by the partners, the liabilities are about 200,0001., including 80,0001. due to En b glish cre ditors, and the assets about 206,0001., ut no de tails are given, there not having been time to go through the books. If time be given, however, the partners consider there is an.ple to pay 20s. in the pound. Some of the creditors in St. Petersburg have already commenced leg al proceedings, and it was argued that some course had better be decided upon at once, to prevent them obtaining any pre ference. Up to the present time the estate has been left in the hands of Messrs. Froom, Gregory, and OD., in whom the creditors here have confidence, although an opinion was expressed that they have attempted too much in their husinees. The firm wish an ac countaut to be sent out to investigate the books and to represent the English creditors ? and this being deemed the best course, a resolution to this effect was passed. It was also decided that a docu meut shall be prepared binding all the English creditors to abstain from legal proceedings until a statement of affairs is presented at a future meet ing. Five creditors were appointed to see that these resolutions are carried out. The London and North 'Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,7141. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the London and Westminster Bank was held yesterday. The net profits for the last half year amount to 122,9751., which is increased to 140,2561. by the addition of 17,2801., the unappropriated balance of the preceding half year. Out of this sum, interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the rest or surplus fund has been added to that fund, which now stands at 241,2621. A dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was declared, besides a bonus of 9 per cent., making 12 per cent. for the six months, and 22 per cent. for the year. A balance of 14,370 1 . is left, out of which 8,7371. is carried to the rest, or surplus fund, thereby in creasing it to 250,0001., and the balance, 5,8331., to the profit and loss account for the current year. The deposits nowamount to upwards of 15,000,0001., being 2,900,0001. above those held at the date of the last annual meeting. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the share holders in the Union Bank of London (Mr. P. N. Laurie in the chair), the net profits for the six months, after payment of all charges, were stated at 88,3721., making a total of 178,4601., including 90,0871. brought forward. A dividend of 12s. per share (36,0001.), clear of income tax, for the half year was declared, leaving 142,4601. for appropria tion. Out of this the sum of 120,0001., debited to capital account by the resolution of the general meeting in July, 1860, is replaced, and 22,460/. remains for appropriation at the end of the finan cial year in July next. The chairman having borne testimony to the flourishing position of the bank, the report was adopted, and thanks were voted to the manager, Mr. Scrimgeour, the secre tary, Mr. Newmarch, and the other officers of the establishment. proprietors of the Bank of The meeting of the p London also took place yesterday. After paying all ex penses and making the usual appropriation including very full provision for bad and doubtful debts, the balance of profit amounts to 23,484/., out of which 9, 0001 . is app lied in payment of a dividend at the rate of 6 percent. per annum, free of income tax, and no less than 14,0001. is transferred.to the reserve fund, increasing it to 66,0001. The balance, 4841,, is carried to the profit and loss new account. The chairman, Sir o J. J. V. Shelley, M.P., stated that the board had aimed rather at securing a good reserve than at a high rate of dividend, and re marked that more profit had been earned in the last half-year than in any previous six months. He also expressed a belief that the dividend in future will exceed 6 per cent. It is remarked that ont of single yftr's profit this bank has carried upwards of 24,0001. to the reserve fund. The net earnings of the establishment for the past year have been equal to 16 per oent. on the capital. These particulars were received with great satisfaction. The report was adopted unani mously, and the chairman, directors, the manager (Mr, Matthew Marshall, jun.), and the secretary I l i a 11 -. . U - g f. ilt 1,1 1 7 9 Pa 1 ral a l ll I e 1 die pc au 1_ f. 1.1 I 4 , $ . ~ I I II 117 a 43 n 0 71 Ti se n 11l U TS IT tlie 19_ Ili al A 40 34 die par 74 le 63 64 11 10 di dd SD il 14 14 1 II 6 Al 9 106 _ _ 11 17 11 12 1 1 1011 191 100 103 19 06 dls W pm = *6 67 fd if SS LP It I 1 toile ii lt iti la Si Pir I 10 11 " i 1 i. If I 11 1 4 1 49 II TI Ti 11 111 01 17 10 0 40 12 121 144 U if I ;d4 ire I 2 pat 1 dtb tuu sg (Mr. Allen), were specially thanked for *air services. With reference to the market for Americana,. curitiee, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as hi- lows : We have bad in London a fluctuating market in Animism elouritieseineeourlast. Quotationsimprovedniateriellyealin solution of the Trent difficulty, bet gave way rapid; en dr easouncement of specie payments in New Yee*, phis, and Bastes be' suspended. Illinois shares, It had been 41 discount , declined to 44 ; and Brie, after Ueda. ins 291, gave way to 271. At the close, the market awed • firmer tone. Bailrosd Bonds remain very steady. With regard to the position of the New York stock market, Messrs. Cammann and Co. report as follows, under date of the 31st Dec. : Ilium our last report of 18th inst. the stock market Wale* generally an improving tendency. For some dos is omens queues of the doubt as to the result of the di infty yak the British government, business less limited, bat es it was represented that the question admitted et a pseseslis eels• Mon, prims . were steady. The annoneement ll tli (ant of the decision of our government to mime the Oadedisste embuesdors, was immediately followed p oia iseremsi as. tivity in tonnes& and a decided aboaceis A halal' impetus was given to the upward marassis yeirterdsy mew log, by the suspension of specie mem% hY mod of an l banks in this and other cities, and Flom opened at advance of 1 to 4 per cent. on the closing quotations of Ss previous afternoon. This sudden improvement ban been followed by a partial reaction, but the market still siren much &mum, and this morning it had again an nroond tendency. The bank suspension has caused • farther ad vance in foreign exchanges, and specie commands • re mit= of 1 toil per cent. Tae interest due lit proximo er the United States stocks will be paid in specie. Other demands upon the Treasury are paid in Treasury notes. WEDNINDAT EVIUMIII Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 5-4 for the 6th February, opened this morning at let toe, and closed at 931 to /. For money the Ma price was 93 to 1. The official business repots in as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 94, 1, 93, * ; ditto, for account (Feb. 6), 934,1 - Bank Stock, 239, 241 ; Three per Coati. Reduced, 93, 92/, 1, 93 ; New Three per Oman, 921, 93, 921, 93 ; Thirty Years Annuities, Ink 15 7-16 ; India Stook, 226 , 224, ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 106 k, 106 ; dills for account, 105/, 106 ; ditto Four per O. Debentures, 1.864, 991, ; ditto, 1864 or 184 991, ; ditto Bonds, 275., 265. prem. ; Mawr Cent. " enfaosid" rupee paper, 861, 87 ; dale Five per Cent. 100, 99/ ; ditto Five-and-a-IbM per Cent., 106 i f i The India 'ye per Cent. stock closed 1 lamer than yesterday, at 1061 to 106. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was firm, at ISt to 100, and the Five-and-a-441f at 104 to IN& The Four per Cent. was dealt in at the advanesi price of 87. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 18e. to 2b. peva India Bouds were dealt in at 255. to 275. preen- Foreign stocks were firm, with a favourable tam dency. The Turkish Loan of 1858 continues to derive great benefit from the regularity with whisk the remittances for the dividend now come Lee ward. The closing quotations for shares in new unpile takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Maori Insurance, 51 to # prem. ; Thames and Massy Marine, 11 to 1 pram. ; Univeresl Marine Isar anoe, 11) to 14 dis. ; London and ProvinsiL Marine, fto dia. - Mercantile Fire, to prem. ; Commercial Union Firs, par to } ; National Marine Insurance, to 1 prem pr . • am. sail London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph,lk to # prem. Amman Colliery shares have been wit in at 1 prem. A reduction was quoted to-day in Victoria Geo -uncut Debentures. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market to-day is generally funn East Carn Brea and But Oaradon shame are in chief rq. nett. Present quotations are ea fel lows :—East Cara Brea, 111 1 : are t t ; NIA Caradon, 29 to * ; Wheel 42 be 44; Cook's Kitchen, 2/11 to 291 ; Wheal ny, to ; Wheal Seton, 123 to 126; and Whoa Dm set, 111 to 90. The excitement in St. John del Rey Mining shares continues. There have been numerous transactions to-day between 64 and 66}. Scot Australian Mining shares have been dealt in at 1 and 13 prem. ; Kapunda at 13 preen ; and Sestina Rey at 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS IIeICRIAL AVERLGOI. • Dna • 0 84,87, 811 —l4 481854 14 2 Od .14 118 Ol —2B 44184 4d 141264 10d1418 44 1 410 Jam 4 Nis aselks' sate Meow Mr.—Wiwi, Tansy, Osis, sol /Pow. Is linison emus Nub Los Wmg.—Wlisst, ; Wm. BOAS; es* 17,110 ; rfk : bsU?. 4.111; Sok ns omen- DUQUE MIMS !ZS FLOCTUAIIOIIII INII MIR 011 WHEAT MOM 71111 EX WNW UMW O 1 •• •1 11 •• •1 • .• .. •+ 6 .. 00 6 ilia. ob. IfINOING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Boasa.—There is km disposition to paradise. bat Firs are firmly maiatained. Gurpattah date weld at M.. Ina Porto Rim, ordinary to fine brown, 34e. 3d. to Ns. • leer Ow good yellow, Va. ed. to 41s. liased continues it;M. Corral.—The supply in tint bands of Ceylon is ow limited, that warmly any parcels are offering. TlL—The public sales have gone off steadily, at fell Friends all descriptions of black, and at ld. to 21. admire for paean Ron.—No nabs of importance . reported. Rim—There was some inquiries for white Bawd, at NI prime. Other griffins are dull of side. 8/.00 has declined 6d. per cwt. ; good and Ins aril pearl sold at 24e. to 24r. ed. Brims—Pepper a considerable quantity has loses sniff at prices slightly in favour of the buyers . Pinang 14, 31d . . ; Singapore, 31d. Pitmen rained fine rain. 3d. to 31d. Cloves, &unbar are le. 84. dearer ; endow to fair sold 3141. to nd. ; nutmegs sold dearer, ls. lei 2e. let Fiturr.—The market mations dull and inactive. Ulmer= —For arrival 100 tons sold at 40e. Cotton continues inactive. TALLOW MARICRT.—(THIS DAT) The market is quiet. Petersham Y.C. oo tits spot is solod 48s. 6d. ; Jos. to March, 48s. 3d. ; Nor* ilk.; .pail to Jane, 48s. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We lave a short supply of besets, sad a eoesiberehle ceosists of those left over ham Moeda, last. Teals rnv ti orlobeerfal for good qualities, sad prim co tie sump see rather better. The number of sheep is masa, so the is the daimaid. Then is, however, more activity is the Mai. Chan calves are rather dearer. Oar foe*. sell epeeist. of 110 bleats, 504) sheep, sad Ca calves. cows, 90. Per stews st tiba 6. 4. a d. But no*" likeelds. 4 6 0 Ikreshorldierms 4 4 8 15•001 A qua. barb 3 4 2 Cam 4 6 0 t ar M o drods 5 5 6 ws 63 3.13346. 1,0:0: " 90: Pty. M. Per stow at Blba s. EL &IL IlsiDas& Elf-Walk 0 • • • 34.4 Leog-wool Do. do. Shorn 0 • •• Iwo 44 woad qua 4 •a Do. do. &born • • • • Lambs pp and lambs. 4,0•0; 13311'rEFDILD HAY MARKET.-{THIS DAT.) Kw.. Harvey sod Easton report trade slow at Mos followinprisas:—Prime meadow hay, 6014 to KO- ; oolotity ditto, 061. to 100 a. ; inferior ditto, Mo. to 70s. ; dower, aid. 955. to 119 s. 6d. ; sow, wooed out, 8.5 a. to 1065.; straw, 30s. to 665. PIOVINCIAL SffARR MARKETS. unarm. Jag. 15.—Caledonian Stock, 1061—Leakesidnimt Yorlohlre 1074 4 4 1 4- -London and North Wastes. Ni—kkalla cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, tet—ktklland Reek un- Birkenhead Stock, 84, z d—Rultalo aad Lake Huron, 41--11Mlit Rhenish, d —Great 'L uxe mbourg, ft 11-16 t--Oreat Werke* et Canada, 104-111Inols °astral, 4S d.—names and Melva Manlier, 11 1 11.16 p. AR. 16.—Prkeiirire Nair lower, sod UV limited and general badness was Wetted. West 11-10 I—Great Ship. 6e.—Greet Trestorn Western, 0)—Illinots Central. 4341.—leeceddrei sat Yartzbiw 107 }—lsogon and North Western, 94—Wanosser, and Uncohishire, 441 e—North Balkan "Berwick. * Mt South Eastmn, PS 9-16—Thames and Mersey Wart= Irene; 1 ote Umidloos sod Newtown, par cent. le— i Midland New, 1 0.10 do 4,9 M We WO r. war - tit, - by 60 gi 1110 bum nob Sri P kr it Y