The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF HANKRUP ICY. (Before Mr. Commir.oloner Goalbws.) u. Itts ti".us ..”101404.-11:11tilaNT , Honour pie judgment In Ulla case, 'which has wetly been &fore the curt of late. After song all the circumatencin in an eloberate address hours, his Honour cants to the conclusion that he *holly refuse the c—rtifl•stre Consicleritie that the t ostrupt. had streety uzol,rgone suinzient punishment in the grey of imprionatti ;at. snub. I h.., oae.est of the assigner, . (mated protect{ et until forth, renter. Mr Lusktater appeared for ay. ; Mr. Elenali• for tunkrupt Drynlston: and M. ( .f the Ina of Har i,. sad Lewis) for the bickrupt Gort!oa. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) 01.1) COURT. (13e(ure Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Justice Wilke.) INV FINN lr OLLVENWI. 11. lu•Aord R,per, Agee 29, • rwipectable-100 king wan, ws ied•ted nitlinotutly wal frluaioml y rowing tire to his drrelliag-houme, Elintipeth Wriertall being illtrelll at the In other counts of the indictment the prix tete wu etarged with t- tonnattng the earn, art with intent to &leant! the Kest Fire-011,e. Serjeant Perry was ape. " dly retained with Mr. Gitierd and Mr. l'elead to condo. tha proseewino. Crj e tnt 134- laatine, taro specially retained, wi:l2 Mr. li.,bins,n and Mr. Reddy, appeared for the This .le., which hal er.eid °ear for two or three radar, IVY specially tined fur Ible 01.016 f, and it appeared to d ote a good deal of interest. The prirceter pleaded not guilty to ee,h eltumt of the ladicitornt. Swiwgit PATTY, on opening the ease fI. the prosecution, said it was oat of • very arrows chers,v, so/ the fits he ehoold bees to Ley htfore the jury would require their moot natant. considers:Wu. its then proceeded to give • brio( narrative of the facts of the charge. ' The prisoner, be carried on th• business • of • note .losar at Itoral-bili, i tractor:eh, and at the time the fire occurred, Wm wile, who 11,1 oily been d. livve:d two days Mre, sad two children and s ...ant were to the house. The Ere I.k Owe n the Loth' of the 12.4 Septetotsr, and it appeared that the pßlitleee weer; hon.! to the struned is • very aloft time, and the too Whitten, unhappily, hot their 11,. In Int" coed trestioo. Tto I,lollll,tAntre, et cower, creek '1 a painful ever-A-a in 'ha neetbirourhood, sad although the woe' pr's vary returned N t'irit virdiet, )ft •0 twiny sitspicYßlA fin t eltt•ttan , .. twin-omit In the OW. ed the /11,111.1 - 7, that the rAttn of the district felt it tt.rir duty to ~be up the serer, and the molt wee that the ptuaser wee anituttitel nista the plasma charge. It a:p....1 th it the priors, clod au insursore with the Kest Uth-e, at Christ..., 1 , 57, f w Me sum of 3.111, fur one twit. end pa it the Ternoutuil treaty-four rttinitore, and the folitieusg were ate'rti to be the r.v•tinalances which had lid to the pro- tit mares •zein4 the ptieLetet. It entail d test rules • few ttays after the tire the psi- I etcar sm• in a 'lshii upon the Fireortfite fir 290 f , and to as be come woe pent in • hid of articles which he re presented had been deetroyel ha the fire, and amounted r Jet so that ow.. The evidence went to show that apart arm) of t tweeartalt • hail how ptwtiol by the ;Intoner abortly Mt re the fire, and voeu actually to etietence at the thee the daine we. NI As for them re Laving LlllO alstoroyed la the fire. The iebrr Mete relied upon in support of Ike proarcutios were that Wei before the lire occurred the prison , had dire ttr.l a huge gnaw: y of strew to be paned he • part of the preen.. where such an snide was not tiettsay deported, awl the tire b creed with sot b extra . 'dupery rspiday that in 1,. than three quern. of an hour the low. was attine.fly potted, and it was with very greet difficulty that tiv• rite end be haw were awed. The poemet wee proved to s ore hen the hot person who we. up on the tor'' , or the lire and according to the °pawn cf the antigen sad nth' r warts aequarated with s..th wore(., the firs broke out et the plea when the strew tad bees desealted, and it also appeared that in the day before the fire he seat b. servant to pan he. fivetainny worth el typal:Me, which be and he erair•l for the purpose of eleearng fortitture, and on the Yrlday before the tire he par e hr.ei • quarto of • 1.1 el *nom, whieta was placed under the eviler emus. Rows totter were Isere stated, aad twee then rooted in ..,pons of the proe. Aims. lit is said that there ere between forty cod fifty Irritans. le be eassweedon bsSall of the polareution, and it is expected that the tnal sill occupy at low. two days.) KEN' COURT. (R. fi.rettieltee..7.ler.) Gloov.ter Cdr, u, rlevided guilty to fire Indict !!11011,0, hlUs ei , A legesey. Mr. Sleigh prneeeuted, atdt 4r. Metcalfe defended. The ot the ry.r, 1.614 . 12 WTI out Vale ileto, have already been baguet, the putne, when the ec.leed was before the p.eliro.r.,urt. Ile Was 'retraced to fear y.-tea penal aerrinrk. /bore k”dP././.. 40, el- ra, entree :eted to take his trial Wr hecmß rauwutwt a INtiv upon hlr Swish prow. uteri, and Mr. Itibton defended. The prim:mar, It ...II ho re , n:let:ed. tent Met tiosaien tried for a critutnal wraith U;041 hie own deuehter, and acquitted. lit. S.eish mid that el , rr r maid/glee Cie fa , . roetained In the delowit , oee. hr felt that a Jury w .11.1 not convict the at .140 J, and .Mold theref,., with the eantlion of the entirt, Sit offer so♦ e‘ulenee. The prisoner was coereepently scritOtted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. TOVICT-PICKING AT 1.1:11t1 I,TRE. J.G. Lloyd, * ).wag UMW of abject appearance, .Sa charged nub •[slur a notch, value SI, from H.wary Mar got.. the t r..wd at the t ',trance of Drory-lane Theatre. Ths prosecutor, an We rly genii..lan, stored that he was waiting for edmottanre it the pi• entrance of Drury lan. Theatre last tight. WLIPI2 rho miter door was thrown open the crowd preweed toward* the inner door. Just as be was Omni half way hetet en the two d•aier, ho Flt a lull at his watch guard, and paw t'de prisoner, who was stand -1117, nett him, remove one 6.ul from witnesa's side, and apparr-ntly pass sometbmg away in the crtwtl. Witness itoo,diately toured 1... watch, and had very hale doubt bat that ..11.1 what the priPoni r paew d sway. Still, uhe did not son the worth in the pelson. t's bond, it war, of course, jest possible that there ought he neat', miatake, and ha sh.•ud not shah to pram the charge if the prisoner was not a person of bad oharac,r. Policeman rtllll.^l7. ♦ 139. was on duty within the theatre, and wsa ended to taks the prissiner into custody. Ha use searched at the station ani nothing wss found upon him. He tied no unary to pay for hie &drat...pima. The prieoner—l had a check, which "me girt to me, but I I,* t t thmueh a hole io my poi krt. Me. Henry—What rime wait this? Proeecutor—Abet halt-put oil. &foto the loose door witthrown 01411, . . klr. Henry—Timm meld b.. been no cheeks at that earl! bum, fur no perooll4 bl.l been admitted. Prinner—Not a check, rir, a ticket. It warn given me by • trieLd. Itlr. Afars (ass chief ugher)—That is not very likely. They till too worn to Kisn ord e r. •ray. l'noenatc.r—Da Ws there ir no ruck thing ma an order tor co. l'r PoDer—l did not know that was the pit entrancs. The orcrr area to the gallery. I ate as innocent as • new bore Mr. Henry—You shall hors 411 opportunity of producing It tenon who g 111,03.4 the order. dron't ho..w who ho le. I met him about • week se" ins public-hone. WI. got talking and drinkinie ',ttter. and ha mo it, tit ket, and s oid it would admit Iso to the :entry on Tureday. Mr Henry -.I do not trlisre that tickets far the rellery Ire ifttled • work in itelrance. I shall remand y v for for der Koplin% and if I dud that romr character a bad, I shall Fred yon for teal, 0. p.n say you arc innocent. CLERKF:NWELL s'"lkTi. ,, OP Lit TT NT A POLICY, UNAT %NIS. G. ~ ht..,46., a , 3 G. appeared I...tae Mr. Cowie, au,. tat the 112NaJiro of the comely...L.oBre of ILa p.4m btsu.elf Ir..ta the dad.* of hie dike oa p.l without leave. end refuemg to 110 •ny nonce , o the prorici.ate of the tad rad 3rd Via, . . nee of Saperietarient Gnruno, of the G it •ppr. 1,1411 the, the d.fentiant 11,4 e!•« a tei 1. '" d•tty three Innot.. Thn def.n•lent, on the left ed•n token th e ,mottnntotter of te.lice„ wee - . •• and a• it was sui.p..sd that ho had . ,to had ad .neirhh.orh..rod be Ira thee doing. dory is. be rr•• r..l t. crag...tem dto tLo T dtsieion. Yesterday •e. *hen to. snot r. L. tempo/erred, he reheard to go, •t Le ...old do .. duty, srhors.opon the starter • ^ the rorntate.toa..r, ..d the defradant ' ... ewer bah re the masti•trate. ‘e ' , tat pi•ortat tgattramee, and raid he ins net Hr t ads ,otopelle.l to go to another .1,•••.a. 1 rt•d.il r..nsteted deltsodaat, and ordete4 him b sy then else to hon. - - - :** 44. It T Or KT, — II: TRLi +.eJ.♦ wadi app.tar.4 lb. rb iir of • ••• n F'•^• .d Mr Pwrtk 11...0pr, who bed b-en r. hi. ....f p.titi..a. only nor Dew proof )1, 0111•11. 4 Tiverpor.l. br. , keT. wAs op w's azd the davidemd ua. ettng •,. Cxed low lb. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1859. 6i'ol TING. BETTING AT MANCIIESTEIL—TCUDAT, CHESTER CUP. 40 to I apt P °law (t) COMPLETE ENTI:IES FOR TILE CHESTER CUP AND LIVRILI'OOL STRECLECHASE. N1M16.611..NS 44k THE Cll66.TEit ell', run 1414 y 4. Durance two wileu ami • quartrr. W. tight.. publkhol about JUL 30. Fulltlta deflated Feb. 1. At , Au 4 A ;.., P.t.es Ad, lol.'e 1 t.1.24...tu • An. •ttr , lll3 ..... 0 Uu-r.herl A.hal lint.. .4 , Uarmasoll . •44.....14. ... 3 Utatta.tof Am., ITC . . 1 4,mA. ;feet t . 4 . I , ol‘. PcYtu.ll4 ... 4 Anti . . . .. I ...oils MI l.nU 3.t 1.1441.... Stores .. 3 4....fr.1 , fn 31 thl . 1 Ilk .1 Ktrllow . ]• Pr. .k. I uric,46.l A/6•; , 6 0 .. Z I 441,04 Haetr•rot Wet . 6 I Hama. 11.a....45, 11. f. I.t. ... 3 . Ittiv.ablatw 11.1:al .. . .. 41 Ilerres 3 Que u L• 1 6 6. • .. li a H. 11...... .. .. 4 ' /I..rrad . 30 , .nf h...... mla:Ma 11+,1 $ $ E 110 .44.1 ll3. 1.... Rlsc4Uotre 4 1 1.4444 kvbee ISlan I,aorn) Jstos444 Jacto.t 31 et . 14....4444t 31.14114 14r..crer 144444 . lAm ni Q 4.444.444 4 14ara 3 314.3 , 4443, 6 14....43.4443.1414 4 Itlo ticket ...... line.' Sr.". /maul to Is . 4 Kniebt K ..... .•• • Luulanna It nna,tte . 3 la) I . 4 1 L. a (I.a lau . ... .31 Llta.eatt (Anil 41 hallo Agnee. b t .a. lidner.out Luour...o of kree- oee Jan. 3 ra 41 Lora Yu/ 3 3 1 Marren Vane... 1. .. C. INN 0 ... Ily Inakinann . 3 311....1 ale* 41 . ,tor ... 4 1 31...n.e Kaant • • ~/ wee Laud llu ilala Nonb• . . . Oat, 3 flue llama= ... fhl.nkr ..... 4 111 Irl nee hue. 1.0 r . btraa • Intik it:.Ll. lit La .ctut. 6 4“3444 rt 4.341310 4 . R. • ,tcl • Kopal +4,4,3,10 I C 4 baut 4 ,erib:443. 3 ,bum .▪ „ 3 41 , 6 s..ull33.optaa sl I MOM 3 4 , 1•14 4 : Jael 3 413n3 141‘. .. 3 T4431,T, Tbe 4 Th.orotoll 4 Tttlaalkari 3 T/a3.41 .... 4 Total., 3 2,4.lrruoneat • Y. 1 .• • , D. aa. • .. $ Na...... kanyt i 3 sic ,$ 4 ryalapvky . . . Ya.t .....k• a ... 4 15•abulabathad lua.all Maur 4 E. t‘ ad ...... .... 4 la.et•ma . ...... .. 3 Turnol Lows IrY•hiaa . 4 5...A1 .. ...... .. 3 I n.l. aloud V... J......• • 10.41 ...Ist 3 I 3. 1 1•11 1.-ow: 1. 4 tS, u,aa of v3I R-t.at ... . .. . .3 tt y Vatleta —1.3.1 y Duty .. . ........4 0 /1)...V.•• il•tyrtaia .. ... 01 3 11 thiatrla Yr .l 61. a .. 3 ' Itranat ll,t h . 3 I Morhed.-41, ya 3 Waryty•vy ... 4 tuft 1., .44. Pl,log Palm , . 4 W btu, Ilan 3 i•atetrao.3 gAll a Pal a Leaf .. ..... 3 W.l t• Mate' 3 U•'• 4 11-$ C../. Ay .1•• Mat rand.. ... 1....y.m.•• ..•tt of P•ul Joao ... 1., beie .....4 33.... ivy . . 4 . 1 , v.•.• ef . . it 4 • la• vv., Orey • Mr. rarranee did cot axon. Odd Trick. ToPicraut, Wen der,-r, P.,. loy• telly, St Clarenov, and Harpoon, have Lome orn..ett. 4 w:thuut the knowledge of their ownere. Nom:A vrtnx. {Olt THE LIVP.III..IOL STLEI'LiC lIASP.. Nnn NI- 4 ti , ott• four mks. Weights published iu du. misc. Forfeits declared Feb. 2. •ce Age Freehmas3l4 6 , 1•hr..1.• .. ...... Melia ...... 6 611 .;0 . ...... .... • till.r.t.tar Ultra, Klee a I Kt. Preeeke .... ... • I.ll.etheae atet. Kahl 6 a 1 ktieneanoter .... • 1 thkene t e h s ..... .... a • Werke.: . ...... • 11616.4• Ate . .... .. .... a a /lent • 1 IlewneelateKnetUreg bile Walter &Mt... . • o heir a Plaine '.t. ..kiled. • thtas, .... ...... aT T Rate Little • . Jena du Qeme.... • Tens) N . .141•••••• ..... .. 1 Tette,. • ' Kokiht el the teht. • Wen . Yee nit • I Little 1ieb.......... • Wee et Kele .. a I Little elm* • We.tnilmt•f 6 1 Little Yeetemaa .... • W best' ne Wilile a • e Leashed • ' Lot ••nn • I liagooda • And Dealt... H•r• w tuaiLe;. 11ai.:14.4e.tyteb) 11..61 1.1. f . C. 111,1 I h • et: I`irint LLavR Ena..—;nt earl . 114.1.41 K f . . V... r• YC nelag Tit II LIONS FOR TRAFALGAR-St/ti ‘RE.—A rumoiar har been in circulation that although the Lions will be de ai,rat I 1 y Sir Edwin Lindeeer, th.y will he executed by Boron M-rochetti. •• We believe, - e a ya the 4, r-joa, aa t, th✓ the idea is without foundation —nrisinr, perhapa, !root the ft,t that the t abater is working in thsi staiir of the haron.• • The fourth of the Christmas scientific lectures, delivered by rrofereor Feraday, was given yesterday after. noon at three o'cloelt. The lecture (with the ex,eps Son of a few erntences and en Mut:Mims or two) was de•otid to an interestio; development of the vicious powers of iron, its weight, its hardnew, its &lenge of character wl,cn he.,ted, cod tinelly tee magnetic power inherent in it, which acme had euppoeed was pao seed by iron only, but which ers• now recvnimerlae existing more or kw in all natter. Dr. Tyn.l.ll once more assisted the lecturer with his electm ligh•, which niegnitic I c ch expetitaret cn brilliantly that lie ni•tar • RS@ Cita/1y Peen. Among the emtiptny were lie. Juvirs Wilke, Sir Henry Holland, Bert., M.D., F.R.S., Gemrsl P•r Charles Dailey, !1.E., Dr. Tyndall, F.R.S., and Dr. Dewy Bence .rOTICO, F.It.S. Mt. Moockton Milne", M.P., Mr. Torn Taylor, out Mr. Throdore Martin, have consented to aet as judgee of the poems submitted in comprtition for the premium offered by the Crystal Paled Company for the best poem in honour of the poet Borns. Thew• . gentlemen hsve already r .ntm nevi their examination. Tho Imila,, of works re aloof up to the let inst.—the period named in the conditions --amounted to no less than GOO. It is said that the government purpose to transfer the library and muestun et the East India House to the British Mumma, though It is not stated what rooms me assignable for the reception of than treasures. A writer in the new number of the it estminater Ran m urge. the publio payment of members of pediment. ..11istinctly we believe," says the Wa‘teliptarr,"that every member of parliament ought to revive a headroom salsry— Mag. a year at lout, perhaps I,ooo—end be bound to give the cation hie undivided energies. The law alai aubsiete by which he posy claim wages frets his constituents, but with modem notions this cannot easily or generally boresusciteted. To be paid by them would be thought detroiding, to be paid from the Queen's Treasury le an honour." WElRsolf CASTLE. DECEMBER 30.—The Queen was this dee pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Mr.ofeent Limns Wells, Esq., Judge of the Soprano Court at Calcutte.—Gamtk, BOARD OF TRADE, WIIITETIALI., JANUARY 3. The Go:•tte of yesterday state. that a Dopy of a destadch trout her Meisel'''. Consul at Bordeaux. Ina been received, announcing that alt vessels arriving at the port of Peuiliac, at the inouth of the river Gironde. ewe required to hoist yellow tier, which Is to be kept flying until the versel hes base reported to the sanitary authority of the port rt. . DEATH Or TILE EARL OF ATLENFORD.—This nobleman died on Monday, at the family mat In Wararick etore, i,. hot 72nd year. Hie lordship was eon of the fourth eel by • daughter of the Marquis of Bath. Ho succeeded hie fathcr in 1812, and married in 1821 a daughter of the second b ill of Wertmck. His lordship teas formerly Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, and has been Lord Steward of her Slsj,ssty'• Household. The title and family honours dctirerd to his lorilehip'm son Henenge, Lord Guernsey, who was hoot in 1824, and married In 1844 the only daughter and heiress of 3. W. intithdey, Esq., 01 Oftchurch, in the o,tinty f Warel k. S •, , ONAPLE BENEVOLENCE.—At Widford Church on Sunday last the seta of 1201., In three Mink noire found ite Irby into the plate fronione smarm one 60/. note en dorsed, "To be applied towards the felts, of the poor of the parish of Wrille, in supplying wale end warns clothing, especially unto tbsro who are of the bowel:told of Lath ;" the secivicl 50/. note vote directed to be devoted to the poor of Chelms frd ; and the 201. note in the came way to Widfurd.—Lisr tee. N% 001.w1C1I, JAN. 4.—With reference to the dis pute hetween the pinch authorities of Woolwich and the Wer Department SA to the entice of peetniam occupied by odi^ere, And the refried on the pert of the heel Led to allow tho government to lay down gee pipes err.. the perish rovrb., en intimation his been given by the Wee Depart noel thAt if nereseary • special act will be obtained in I.roirr to carry out the required work. The local euthorities etill adhere to their determination not to Ohm the Wm Depart ment to interfere with the highways until the quaetion of none rovernowst property is mtiefectorily atlinsitd. A Worm FOR ITALIAN INDYPENDENtr..—For our selves, we trust shot there may le no tempo-ring with the peace of Europe. The world bee had enough of French moth" of liberarim, sod Lombardy would gain lambing by eschewing the &soothes which reign. et Wan fur that which to end:woad in Pont.i Nor id there any necemity for foreign interference, if Italy be, as bee Irked. allege, fit for selfAmmenimAnt sod merly to unite in a unaniroon• ell,rt for independence. Sardinia his • noble Army ma nucleus tor Polka petrinciam; then, are 24,000,000 of Italians, and at the unmet 100,000 Austrian eoldters. Surely More ore here en meat wide amiss , national indepeodmee. If the lodises be nosily worthy to seemed to the student dominion of tha the Cwearn limy have ample mews in thee own bands. England and Frmove may promise, at any we, to prevent the interference of any non-lialiw power in the etruggle; so that Dal!, new. fortunate than Htummy, Iney not, site. deltic( wormed her treditimary enemy, Mayo to parcartab in an nnetual struggle .nth • new antagonist.— Teen. le It Itt 114 IN :1111 i lit e 2 n "i b.IM- Pm I. I WI LISTS.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLoOK. The railway share market to-day exhibits a general and important fall. The transactions have nut been upon a very important scale, but some excitement prevails. The redaction amounts to 1 to 1 per cent. in Caledonian and North British, ?, to per cent. in London and North Western, Midland, Great Western, Berwick, and York and North Midland, 1 per cent, in Lan cashire and Yorkshire, to j per cent. in London and South Western, South Eastern, and some other descriptions. Present quotations are as follows : London and North Western stock, 961 to 1; Great Western, 561 to 37 • London and South Western, 94 t to 9.5 ; Midland, 1021 to / ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 981 to 3 ; South Eastern, 221 to per share ; Caledonian, 88 to 1; York and North Midland, 77/ to 781 ; Berwick, 931 to 911 ; and North llritish, 601 to 611. French railway shares exhibit a fresh fall. Northern of France are quoted 39 to 1 ; and l'aris and Lyons, 34 to ; Lombardo- Venetian shares are quoted 11 to 2 prem. (tx the new), and the new shares, 11 to 11 prem. East Indian Railway stock has fallen heavily. Great Luxembourg shares are likewise lower. Dutch Rhenish show comparative steadiness. oRDINARY +I4A. NS AND R R. w. i rd. j It•Stlr•Te. 17 rancbra,,lnt...ls W i7.rta.,.Vidla.,lol...tuVa • .• .1 Ktri0.0.,Lb.1.44.144..1tyre 14, ..... Y. 141aetbaini na Olds and Tres tUn . 0 , ,,,er an II Orruwall . nu. 111 1 , 44 • renNti A:ex putp!.ll, JAVA .a.tent CO.l AN} ...owe Lome. •••• • c-~:~. I Li el ra. fltr. 7,0 •,f argot ilantwa ..... ` 4 ,=tf," - . lat 6641 t7;:B44;;;;4ics &IL ,Asiartr!"n:l eilteAle Do. 19 tn. Do. Wort ILWInt Union cudou k 11.1411.11. 1.0. New.. Drutttoo. *K. Oust Ilatrtoo Sut.l W.oum. , I I . I exch.. it.o:..a Lieboolodt. mr!rupplltan ....... '4. )t. W 4 fl I Ite'~eA' . 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M 43 II 31 U U ii IN 14 27s II sd e lei 11l II It I I 5..0. 91.0til SO 11.0 NW 1 a).l — i 4 en. 41 6 7 2 It f I. Si lir l cm. 821 83 121 13 in. th :s e s 71 I 61 0 2 I 126 11u . 27 . 37.,8,1 1 l: ii 17 1W 10.1 1 Ms 1W I{ xd MONEY MAREET, A ULE l'", Two o'CLooc. Increased anxiety prevails to-day with reference to the course of Continental politics, and the funds exhibit a fresh fall of per cent. In all the other departments of the Stock Exchange much depres sion,: and some excitement, are likewise observable. The principal sales are fur account of operators for the rise anxious to close their accounts. English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, and East Indian Rail way shares have all fallen. Consols opened at 961 to ex div. for the 11th of January, fell to 96, " buyers," and are now quoted 961 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 961 ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 961 Bank Stock, at 226 ; the Indian Foar per Cent. De! bentures of the first issue at 991 to 991; India Bonds at 19s. prem. ; the June Exchequer Bills, at 375. to 40s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds falling payable in May next, at 100). The foreign stock market is also much disturbed. The principal feature is a fall in the scrip of both series of the Turkish Loan to 4 to 31 die- The Six per Cents. of 1854 have declined to 901 to 91. Nearly all the other stocks dealt in this morning, including Peruvian, Spanish, and Dutch, are lower. The scrip of the Chilian Loan is marked 1 die. Sales arc recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99) (exch.,2sfr.); Brazi lian Old Five per Cents., 1021 ; Chilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858 (scrip), 1 dis. ; Danish Three per Cents., 85; Dutch Two and -a - Half per Cents., 652 ex div., (exchange 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 101, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 20 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91 ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 8.52, 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 45;; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 301 ; ditto for account, :11, 301 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 101, 101 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account (January 14), 911, 901; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, 31, 3 dis. ; ditto second series, for account, 21, 4 dis.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 103; to 1051; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 43Z. Nearly 50,0001. of the gold broight by the Persia from New York was yesterday sent into the Bank. The money market was active, yesterday being the • 4th of the month, but the demand at the Bank and in Lombard-street, though considerable, was not by any means pressing. fhe numerous bills which fell due appear to have been very well met. Confidence in the soundness of trade is expressed on all sides. The present is, however, a period of trial to the shipping interest. The final instalment of 15 per cent, or 450,0001., falls due on Monday next, the 10th inst., on the first series of the Turkish Loan. A payment of 15 per cent. (being the last instalment, with the exception of one of 13 per cent.) nominally falls due on the second series on the tollowing day. The holders, however, will probably avail themselves of their option of deferring this payment. Unless some de cision to the contrary should be adopted, the com pletion of the payments in arrear on the second series, amounting to 65 per cent., is fixed for the 28th February. under penalty of forfeiture of the 20 per cent. originally paid. It is suggested that, as the withdrawal of the depreciated currency is necessarily a slow process, the Turkish government might relieve the subscribers by further postponing the coupletion of the payments of this series. It would have been more judicious bad the first issue been limited absolutely to three millions, giving the subscribers a longer option of taking an additional two-thirds at the same price. This option might then have been valuable. The second instalment of 20 per cent., or 310,0001., leaving 52 per cent., or 807,0001., still to be paid, also Ws due on the Chilian Loan on the 14th init. The steamer Ceylon will take out to-morrow 612,3341. in specie for the Eat, all silver except 2,800 sovereigns. The particulars, as officially re ported, are as follows :—For Ceylon, sovereigns, 2,2001. ; for Madras, sovereigns, 6001.; for Calcutta, silver, 149,9301. ; for Penang, silver, 3,5101. ; for Singapore, silver, 64,5301. ; fur }long Kong, silver, 176,7721.; and for Shanghae, silver, 114,8121. The whole is on private account, and is the largest ship ment made during the last 16 months. The specie and bullion by the steamer Atrato were delivered yesterday afternoon. The bar silver was sold for transmission to the East by the outgoing steamer at ss. 11d. per ounce standard, and the Mexican dollars at U. 10. per ounce, showing no alteration in either ease compared with the prices obtained for the supplies by the last steamer. Of the 123,200/. in gold ex the Atrato a considerable portion is on French account. The Maid of Judah, which sailed from Sydney for London on the 4th Nov., has only 23U ounce' of gold on freight. The ships Norfolk, Anglesea, Copenhagen, Conflict, Deodar, Water Nymph, Red Jacket, 'tornado, Sir William Evre, Morning Light, Albion, Ssldanah, and Royal Bride (steamer), were advertised in the Melbourne papers to leave for England at early dates. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, especially as regards Pai is. The quotations for bills on Austria and St. Petersburg were a trifle higher. The rates are shown below: Amaterdam, three months, 11.171 t.. f ; ditto, short, 11.15 to 1 ; Rotterdam, three 8.0..0th5. 11.173 to # ; Antwerp, three months, 25.321 to 5 Hamburg, merits harm, three months, 13.61 to 7 ; Peri.. three days eight, 26.10 to 15; ditto, three months, 25.35 to 71 ; ranktori on-ths-Maine, three months, 118: to I ; Petersburg, per rouble, three worths, Z 8 1 1: Vienna, ed. do. , three months, 10.37 to 40 ; Trieste. ditto. three months, 10.37 to 40 ; Madrid, three months, 491 to ; Cadiz, three mouthy, 491 to I ; Leghorn, three months, 29.70 to 80; Genoa. three months, 25.45 to 60; Naples, three menthe, 401 to j ; Paterson. three months, 121 t to 122 ; Regains, three months, 122 to ; Lisbon, 90 nay., 621 to f Oporto. 90 days, 621 to j. The produce markets re-opeaed yesterday, after the I holidays. Sugar, coffee, and tea were generally firm. Tallow has advanced. Bengal saltpetre was sold at a decline of Is. per cwt. The Committee of the Stock Exchange having passed a resolution for the admission of the shares in the Grand Russian Railways, they were yesterday placed upon the official list. The paid-up shares in the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company are now quoted in the Stock Ex change list as 1001. stock. The price this afternoon was 104; to 108. The Great Western Railway Company have issued a notice that they have made arrangements for the daily conveyance of goods by rail throughout to and from Manchester." The half-yearly meeting of the North Stafford shire Railway Company is called for the 31st inst. In London. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous Otero , . as given in the S'oek Exchange list of lost evening : Ineurance Share, 171; Guardian, 53; Globe, 105: ; ludannity Marine, 153; Life, Ma. Om Coke Companies:—Eiluitable, 50 . ; Surrey Coa lman re, Waterworks Stocks :—Berlin, 3j; Sinthwark and Vaux hall, 106, ex div. Canal Shares:—Sent and Avon, 6i; Leeds and Liver pool. 608, ea div. Bridges : Waterloo, New Annuities of V., 27, 271. Interest et the rate of 6 per cent, per annum is advertised on the shares of the Smyrna and Aidin Railway Company. The fourth call of 21., making 91. paid, is to be paid by the 19th inst. At the adjourned meeting of creditors of Messrs. Metcalfe and Cu., distillers, of West If um, held yester day, Mr. Muir stated that he bad been in hopes of being enabled to lay a definitive proposal before the creditor-, but that, in consequence of a difference having arisen with one of the cash creditors, whose assent to the arrangements proposed had been counted upon, he was as yet unable to do so. There are three classes of creditors in this concern. viz., mortgage creditors, creditors for cull advances, and uneteuted or ordinary business creditors. Atter some diecus,ion, it wee rewired to adjourn for • fortnight, the business being in the interim con tinued under the authoriaation given ut the last meeting. Sul j dined arc the quotations now correct in the bullion nvirket : —Mexican dollars, Si. 17,(1. per oz.; Spanish Cambia dollars, ss. 0:d. per or. ; 5 trams piece, 4i. 11;d. per oz.; bar silver, 11d. per oz. standard ; ditto holding 5 gra. gutd and abaci, per lb., 5:.=. 2d. per ez. standard ; tine cake silver. So. 6 , „d. per oz.; bar gold, 9d. per oz. standard. T E,E?4INCI. The funds are still prejudiced by the alleged mis understanding between France and Austria with re ference to the Italian question, but no further de cline has taken place, although increased depression prevails ou the Italie Bourse. Consols closed to-day the same as yesterday, an impression prevailing that some of the statements lately circulated hive been exaggerated. The government broker made a par chase of 2;1,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. stock on public account. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange some &inlets' prevailed. French and LombardoN'netian Railway shares, as well as the new Turkish Loan, are still falling. Itt:zish rail way shares, though rather lower, retain comparative firmness. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96: to I, ez div., for the 11th Jan- opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the February statement the last price was 96Z, "sellers." The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (11th Jan.), 963. 961. ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 97, 96Z, 97, 961; New Three per Cents., 96„ 97; Lung Annuities, expiring in Jai., 1860, 1 3 le ; Indian Four per Ceut. De bentures, of the that issue, 991„ 90;; Batik Stock, 228. The Indian Four per Cen•. Debentures of both issues remain quoted 99! to 1. Exchequer LIMB, both March cod Jt.le, were stationary at 375. to 406. prem. In the - foreign stock market the principal feature is the continued till in the New Turkish Loan. The scrip of both issues was quoted in the aftirnoon 21 to 2 die., but after the recognised hours it fill to 21 to 21 die. took place. The Six per Cents. cf 1854 at the same time tell to 911 to 1. The scrip of the Chilian Loan NM), msrked par. Other fur.ign secu rities exhibit no striking alteration iu pike. Very little business was done to-day in bank shares, and prircs were nominally quoted as before. London and Westminster Bank were intiiiired for. London General Omnibus shares were hi onsider able demand, and, after touching 2, buyers," clotted at 1 15-16, " sellers," Tho Canada Com pany's shares were officially marked 120, being very firm. The shares of the Indian and Austra';an Tele graph Company were quoted prem., " !km" The ohms cf the London D:strict Telegraph Com pany were quoted to-day j to : prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir In the mining m%rket to-day transactior.a have been principally confined to shares in Es's!. Bassett, Trefusis, North Basset, Sortridge Console, Rosewarne United, Lady Bertha, and South Basset. Prices exhibit little alteration. The transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange comprise Sortridge Console at 12a. 6.11., and North Basset at 7t Bon Accord Cooper shares have been dealt in at par, and United Mexican at 21. iii ce 8118 461 1 I 61 Ti 61 rag/KAMM SIR tlft. I ed. I a. 6 Breast • ea.6et p. at.e r:itOnout. Ll` 'llerener t P rt.\ c.J.toc. Et. 11. p. e U. Etuntle. 16. 40. Pc. N. p. $O. Ywrtprs 1'6 , 40, 4 per Coot E. 1.•••••Ite, a pa . Cast 41.1 a. a 4/ IW% 60. p. fmt &Us., Perth. Dund., 4 D. c D o. Northern, per Cool Do. a reL et le µal pm l i k 's "r OILL ' 1081 100 106 10. ; I I% wo 04, ..... . bo. p. a. red.at ID 06•011.8sollned.1.4 Qt. Illavoillorkok RAWL Dodd. M. mina Peol Do rodeo. dip. ot. Do. 'odors. 4 O. G Do. Drolosa. J pm. Do. Dlrodne. 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Wore Illloesul 9 d 74 04 75 1.1'24 .. Norte Wheal Oreell• • 7 .9.4 2 3 6.4 e, .. liatevi , 4 1 61 1.1 101 . Preadeses4l3.Lehat) 37.11 i 64 94 12.4 1 09 .. 6144,14,9 kaa. le. 1 i 1 46. - a. Waded KC ciral 11 410 42 , 1...96 _ S. Qua 110•61.11196•91 I 11 3 4,9. . 8.97. Prenra4llloo.l 12.19.6 230 140 11..0, 6 ,1 4 4=40111e11eidllat.: 66 1 11 11 0, 0 10 . VIA (kV: . ...... ~ 9 if 31 UM - , Vale of Team gum _ ren4.l MN. I Coo .. *ea Bart 1111esaa 11 22 33 do .... 6..4.e1a4.9 oLlmeardl 30 170 119 E.'. : rit:t='.ll=l; r 11S IT 4,011. .. Me. Ndvrard lealeteek 94 11 14 11 , 61 _ Wh.Nitty ale. Want LTA I 9 1.2% .. ' Medal h. ll:u Asa 8 45 67 Lc* ... 11 6/I rlniamaigair luardl POll.lllO/4 MINIM. N... P.., I .....e. I Pd. . I: Me, I . km'l7l I 1 Ilue. Amor& Llmtted 104. per 1 4 pa 4 10,06) 36 Brea Ilea (la at 6i.pai 634 1 1 1.1.499 30 De. St 1000041 /1.7 13 11 14 10.04 b be. Lead a MM. Oa IS 11 31 30.0 - .. 1 014.019.1419.044:e1a. 1 -• -Ks 12.40 49 Ochre 099942 all 40 42 10.96.1 . 41014ap0 .. 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INI —lnabbn aad Droeheda.69—Vovers. 12 11 16—CnIeuonlaas, ii—Slathehls,4ol—horth staffords. 4 d.—Loadona. 91.. 'Duo , J 4.—The transactloos In theJnartet to-day wen tuts[ Merton Ptour Valley nuaranked stank at 67-111rtologham Cana , . at 9 , —Hirrningbarn and Derby Rahway 0 are" at 79—London and lins tena at 111—and lurtnlnabwm and Stour Vdlleys at 9 to 81. Lassa, J•s.4.—North Western; 13 6-16--direst Norttaro• A. 14. A Bombay letter says :—" A horrible tragedy took plate at Knrrachee on the 27th tilt., in which a member of the press has been a prominent actor. It appears that about 2 ;clock on the morning of the 27th, Mr. Brame, the joint proprietor of the Ecinelias Press, was arroaed by the pollee on a charge of murder. A few minutes before the stove time Mr. Reese was awakoned by the cries of hie intent, and was earprised to find that his wife was not in bed. Ile rose immediately to Peek her, and discovered that rho wa. walking with a Mr. Foster, the vskeel. Mr. Bowe returned to his home, and procuring a double-barrelled gun, deliberately shot both his wife and Mr. Footer. Mee. Beam died loon the effect of the wound, and Foster 6 in a very precarious state. How Brame will get on remelts to be peen.' THE INTERCOLONIAL STEAM SERVICE.—Nxw ZrALAND.—The steam-ships Lord Ashley and Lord Wonky, trifling part of the g«et for the above Royal Mail service, hove arrived out in New Zealand, at the ports of destination, after making lack passages. The Lord Ashley ha. ales male her ant voyage from Auckland to Sydney, with the tootle, cargo, and paarengers. The greatest public interest Is felt so regards the working of this bra line of steamers in New Zee sad. The Preamers, which see quite new, are uni eersall7_ admired by the colonlas, A YOUNG JACK SIIKPCARD.—John Finnie, aged 17, wig taken Into custody at Tenon, on Friday lase, on a cliseze of theft. natio wits convicted in 1857 fir theft, end received sixty days Imprisonment, thereafter to go to the reformatory school at &fanner for five years. He was not long in the school till be mad* his *maw. H. wan shortly aterwazds apprehended by one of the county constables; he was put into the train, and leaped out of the eorriage what the engine was at full speed and was nothing the worse. He was aught again, imprisoned, and seat to Strummer, when he made his escape • second anis bz taking out one of be window.. On this last capture. Finn was nearly off the third Mae, but was caught.—.lyrehire Express. fit Et 64 14 ld ;3 * U - 31 dbl SU V. _II „ COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lane, to-day, the attendee-ea of the trade was about as usual aeon Weithesdays, the t..r..e very ti:rc—pricesoi most wilder; tending upwards. The supply of homegrown. grain we. very Pron.!, at d the arrival. of foreign grain into London since 1..1 Monday were moderate. WHEAT fetched 1,-day fully last Monday's ;rlet s. Ftonu quit. oto dear as on that day. The Pale of BARLEY continues to proceed slowly on ac count of the large Mocks now in granary. OATh firm. hut qnlet. Brans and pen., Blow Pale. FLOATIOO CALGoI.9.—The arrivals at pee. of nine laat Monday are COL &It d to two .otitary canoe., I wheat, g barley. The number of cargos remaining off the oat ,:offared an sale are bring fed reduced. Streral traneaction. have taken place since last Monday. The lest Pate wrro t Sects! at the prices as follow. —Wheat : Odes,. Gnirk , . 38a. fin.. to 39a. 6d. ler 49211'..; Merlyn, 265. per 43011... Bar- Icy: Syrian, 17e. 91. per irir trial q..; Gable. mike, 29.. per 4921 h.. T..-da) • pales report up to 2 o'clock were: Egypt. Salk wheat, 27e. 3d. per qr. ; ru*i•o, 2Sa. per 480ths. Odessa, 295. 31. per 49.f.1b5.—a1l C.F.I.U.K. AIiiiIVALB INTO LONDON 1001 J.tN. 3 70 JAN. S. wnsM melba • ' , toot, try,. 3 , ufoign. %AO A -0 t. 1.0 i f%"? !AI; 731.11.i . 9 30 ma's: NITSCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. St OMI.—Th. public sales are progreivting show ing any materiel altrnstion in prices. Bsrbadoes, 40s. to 4.55. 6d.; Demerara, 39.. to 425. 6J. Rewires aril tat le, de ' char, 45... to 475. 61. ; Dale. 375. 6d. to ‘lls.; M.lf.g. 444. to 4G.. 6.1. ltefined quiet, 625. Gd to 645. Curter. —This public sales do cot show env allsration in prime Low middling to middling pl inistion Ceylon, 66e. to 735. ; gall to fine nrcimuy native, 49i. Gd. to 625. TEA,—The market is firm; public soles are declared for Rice.—Pinkey kladraa sold at Ba.; Nerazie t n. 7s. 2d. to 7a. 6d. Rtx.—Demerara proof sold at 2a. Pnevrtt —Singaporo black sold at 31d. per lb. Corrox.—No sales reported. In other article, nu waterisl alterati.at. TALLOW MARKF,T.-THIS DAY. The morke is firm to-day at the following prices —T0716 tallow, 6 le. nett cash; l'etersburg Y.C. on thn spot, 61s. 9d. to 52.. ; January to lilarcb, 51e. 9i.; DLreb only, 625. ; April to June, 51e. ; October to December, 51s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the market is very firm, end that holders are wandicg out for much higher prices then late quotations, in consequence of a report, relied on by many, that some of the :Argo Burtru brewers peremptorily decline to buy or use k. , ,ps of foreign growth, as the ales brewed from each do not stand. Large quantities of English hops are still being exported. COAL NIARKET.- 7 (THIS PAY.) Davison's Ilsrtley, lds. 9,1. ; Montague daresield, 12, Holywell, ; Tsnfleld Mnor Bore's, V2s. - Buddlo's Rosary, l's. 6d, ; Wylatn. 13.1. ; Walls End North Hamm, 16n. 61, ; Walla End Den.. 16, 91. ; Walls End 'Mutant, 16.. 91.; Walls Eod N riLluderl 15..; Walls End Haswell, 19.. ; Walls End Hatton. 19.. 34. • Walls End Kepler Groups, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Edon Mdin, 17s. tit.; Walls End Hoiddyll'n ll,t'on, ISt.; Well. End South liotton, 19,., Walls End S.ewarts, 19a.; Walls End Csso no, 19, 34. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16n. 3d.; Nixon's Merthyr, 21, ; Ntoon's Duthyn ; :2 ; Duffryn Steam, 215.-80 ships nt market. A TIGER TN TIIE SEI.—BANGALORE, A very vvroordinery occurtvoce bee taken plain in this neighbuuroood. You may never have heard of* tiger being killed at pen, but the prevent will turnieh y.i , i with on M enem*. Some fisherinen of a villege Heitemandy,'' some nineteen miles to the north of thin, put out to .ea long before daylight one morning, for the purpou of following their metal avocation. When they were atme hundred yard• from land they e•pied Pwnetlting like • Luxe tiali a abort distance from them. They naturally rowed up to it, and ono of the men mode a blow at it with bin harpoon. At ihla the animal flatbed at the boot, laid hold of the neereet man nab bee pews, end in dragging him overboard upset the boat. It was then that tbe uteri found 1 out that it wee • tiger, and not one of the tinny tribe, and of coureeowetu to the shore for their lieu, fhe pros men who was in the clutches of the Was. %duly struptled for Pottle lime, and then sank ender the wave, a corp.. The beat neat got on the bow, which was tlowio.: bot tom upwards, and took formal poeseuion of ft. In the meantime the men who bad got to the chore raised • hue and cry, and collecting sore more hand'', put off in two ur three boat. to give the beast battle. Not having any firearms with them, this way a work of some danger, bat ore &Low more dexterous than the other,, at length atruek his burp mu tato the nett of the Leapt and sett . ..el him. Thu body of the unfortunate man wan recovered from the NA the foiloa ing toortiontr. I hoer that the full reward of thiriyativo ruled t!) was divided *mongol t h e relative. of am unfortunate 10 . U1 who beat hie life, and the men who put an end to the terve. ft to very probable that the beset had come down during the th:ht to the mature to feed either en coatis or onue cnniou, and that, overstepping hbunalt, he rutin Love been wwbeet into the WA by the wave.. oat once no routs not manage to make an exit through the stud.—liatep.:*•,, 1