The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Shane Boace.---IBites Lea ChM hides Cockburn, aid Judie= Wiliam, Crowder, ind is PAWL OF lINARIVIIIMT V. Karr /ND OTIZ2/.-TEZ 0 RIAT 9 111110111011( CAI/L We was an action brought by tha Bart of Shrewsbury to rower puesselon of Alton Towers, together with extensive's tame had by the late Earl of Shrewsbuty. The plaintiff claimed thintendar a private act of parliament, the 26th Geo. 1., esp. end a beg of settlement, George 1., and the defendant', w►o wen SILICUtOft of the late earl, claimed thins under his win for the Infant son of the Duke of Norfolk, to whom that document purport:d to darts° theca. The cam owe on for trtel before Lord Chlef Justice Cockburn at the 'Wisp after lan term In Middlings, whoa, after some arid/zoo had been given, it was ar ranged that a verdict should be entered for the plalutiff, 'abject to the opinion of the full court upon invent ques tions of law. Mr. Serjeant Shea (with him were Mr. Load, Mr. Barley, and Mr. Archbald) sort moved, pursuant to leave reserved, for a ran to show cause why a verdict should not be tarred for the delmsdants, and said that after what had rimed it appeared to hire quite 11111dosisary for him to do more then baiter a little more distiactly the defame which the &heirloom proposed to make to this ejectment. It wee an action brought to recover the estate sad =ask* of Alma Towers, in Staffordshire, of which Bertram Ander, the 17th Earl of Shrewsbury, died seized and pernesed, zed the plaintiffs title reeled entirely oa so act of primmest, 6 Geo. 1., cap. 29, by which the remainders etqwenst oa the termiaatios of arts& estates tails limited by the Ern Jags settlement to the here mile of Gomm Tsar, Jeks Table, sad Gilbert Talbot, were limited, an the Mere cd that rem to the heirs male of the err Earl of Shrews bay. The law male of George Talbot, Jobs Talbot, sad Gilbert Talbot, having failed, os the death of Bertram Arthur, the lima earl, Lad it berg Merited for the pur pose of this osse that the plaistiff wee Mir male of the lady of the Sod Ear of Shirrs. bury, him title to recover was complete guises &imam Artier, the lest earl, held under some other nide meat thaa the marriage settlement of the estate tail, end Galena farther he had power to bar the ere tail whisk be held, by • disentailiog deed white had bees sae toted by him; or salmi the perlimatery re minder limited by the 6th Oesep I. esp. 29, to the bet• min of the srd earl of Ilk eweleary wee sot wen metaled sad tired= veid. It wee ummostery to modes to a non thaa salary mesa the dile Is newt of hie peaces et the pineal plehttif; he wee degeolled hem • teethe/ by balt•bleed at the wetter of the net Mel Der ham krihm. who heed 200 years .Is, wed letelahl by we poi otbdity have Isirebled then wastes la the merry 'any, sad he claimed rarely epos the eqpuddea r la Inability of the lest earl to &seated the whist Ulm imeteseary also to ray ISM Una wee serest le imam the use et Sul Ber tram Arlo: intelligibia. Throe WM* weak! me from the pedigree that be was paeans 1 herds, filth am of George Talbo', third on of Where Tank who wee sack to the twelfth earl sad Dabs of llireteebery. SU ewe me priesesing ides reer report left ] COURT OF EXCHEQUER bi Banta Lani Odd Nam, wed Banes Mit* Watson, lad CbmselL) THt KITZOPOLITAN SALOON COMPS= V. NAIVITIS.- Mr. Clambers neeedsm7 leall et as aftigni Jr • rah aztesdieg the Um le Impel the kelt old papers of the osseptsq. The shim ems less'ln by thm piano& egoist the Misdealt he • Heelsinnatesd la • leiter ',flues by bin I. Mr. Beam le tin am thin the company Were sham ID beeves sway, sad eintlash, Mr. Beaver nrs;est ansidemy Ism as the amp= harolrmat. Tb deeleselims she shsesed the dehodsat Using called the neenasy whams: lb. eaalirtloa, shah use mods seder the 14 sad 111 e. M, en. 6, bd buss lidera lir. BWOM Martha and Mr. Beres Cheensll, ebethseibt it daelad ebsther dm sat 's trudel to tier weber ads. Isamalseks the herald mused deed • else Is shish the Ws Mr. Maesslsy broomrldss satin whim the Howe al Lori by tint • dlssevary night be bad la sat ernes in libel web sa this. The dannikat sr • sbagebtsillat sad bed • riche to hews the basks, shish night amble bin to panty, sad le airy eassyasy warm Isesheut. Mi:Beree Martin sad it • nes bed • debt le beret IM Looks of weber to show he wee a Meese std la sAvent? - 11fraitambere rephed the Ileeinee v. Hsi (6 *MO. rid Welsh.) wee • eau It pit; mei lie ilehedeat, Wag • sharishokier, had a perfect right ef lemprelles. The bead Chid 13 •ree, cm eliverier jeak.met VI-1 in of opinion that there should be us rut, dad oaths ground i'ut the order for inspection aright sever to have beta mad*. A men who publishes a libel shoeld be in • point ioa to prow it, end it would be a reoutrooe Alva 'f • man could publish • hbel, imputing lusolvency to • seareaulle hoses, and then to poem to this cart sad e k for an order to leaped Ilse Odell ifs' books, in the hops of Wins able to get up • rue. It the defendant is • sharsholder, be het st hr sem of &pulsing an toweling, sad tve sari only regard him se • defendant in en *dice for libel. The eau learned Judges haring concr-Pd, TIM idie we refused. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. &mud Watkiou, sped 30, was brought Dodoes Aldermen Carter domed with rescuing • deserter hom custody. .1. Daemon, • peeve in the Walt Yaikahirs Hthtor , rai— -1 as stationed st Pontefract, is Yorkshire, which plime I loft at half pest ose on Wedeseday morning with Corpora Wilmot, of th• rune regiment, in charge of • dreier of the same of Huchott, whit was placid he my custody with &tenors/ signed by the; Qoattermastor- Omen' to Oka him .on. newt hem Posterior to Han amid three to London. I. otedissce to those dir e r I ione, brought the deserter to Loodoe, at my routs la Oldsralies, sad arrived hue wholly eater 12 last eight. When welesded from the boat hie sombre sad several of his slime were on the quay foe the pigpen of meeting his. At the moment three Mbar men Whinging es the mme pet= up, this deserter being Imadmilled, tit me. We woe tt , a_r_blic-bouse, bet the hurdiard pre uc money le get • for ourselves. When at the bottom of Ito siege Ms Z.' Leedom-bridge, the deserter complained that tbs *hackle had torn the skin from his heed. He asked the corporal to Ist him &sop hands, air the simile led hurt Tb_ • prissier 11.1 riandior by. The corporal Wowed the haadoub, when tb downs, knocked had sad ma down sad the whole l o t o f men so d worms easietcd this ateaelt. The prisoner aid the other two one get hold of as ty to coat, and 'ld me from follarwPg the deserter, who thus sloe . I (Ahmed them end felled " Police," end Oa carter mewl the primmer sod teek had into cus tody. I was tabor end en was the prisoner. Primer—We wen all drank together. Ws had bre. thralls( Is • pablichoess from twelve till three to the ocraing, Alarms Watt—Have you reported this to the War dle* C„ " : " I— N ° ' - - Ailments Cabin— W.,re you three bars la,t night drisirrsg t Corporal—No. Aldernsa Cabin—The proses will le rwessoled till Idoodsy, is order that tha authorities at the War-sitre essy to ccaussaiestod with. SOUTH WARZ. TIP POLICL • MD TIM PIIBLICILOIL Clean Wishes, benoao to lir. Corr, ieslieed c 4 the King's Are 'foyers, Ittoralse-Sme& Decides& cree =bike Kr. Cam* ged char web bees drink sad fly is W seeisie Uwe, mid slitells besting • thi? . klar glom - 11 - tr. Carr wad that sa dr preview abeam be west sal Ca ta..irtrar, laarlag the primer la gasp d the her. Oa 11.4 mon at Weir. wham hood the ssars wee very druak red abusive. Whams Odd him at pau bed, but be refuted. aad barium so abusive that It• wee temp ihd to cell ta a ocastahle. sad siva bum Ito custody. Mr. Combs asked hint what he were him le evalloty Int? Mr. Carr replied, for being busk sad dherdarly In Ida Wow Yr. (*:tette raid that the police MA ao right to eater pablie-boossa to sausekend or tars out &nuts persona. It ma the dated tk publi .ase themselves te de tar . lb. Can add beraw woe ray violent and Ito maim' ate rebture dr de. Cork MI Ida dot be vsa swirl Ivplies to Irk dry istartar •lesume M rtaa lmil a s taira peeple Maar tie tom art bei deft Maws nig areal N Mmete he pailiers thee ay fee dm eell be Ple. Carle) gmehris tram to. mem Mr. Claw abei vbel be wes le Is Ike f lb. Ones Wig bee ' MIN al Mikan bremele. led eel kW Se pike Ibek Iraq le rid diem T =l.surl be Mildewy& lb impel UP wield May se be iiimil bevele bill VP pike their duly. AMMO= MODS ST • DOT.—A boy, Mai Pr dip do d Lldsgosati doom. it Glop fortdlooped Is am" odsli• NW Amon Y— adlio , s bar" ibiatlog drib • Odd Wad ebb NNE obi& Ms way nom solissil Sur the Ma won aim billa &pre elk big maw by ii__. Ile as wood by De. node. V. Pio Ik• Do wows dbidd o do hod • very isopmpio big did. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1859. UNITY BANK—(TSId DAY.) This day, at noon, the usual half-yearly meting of the reembere of the Unity Joint Steck Mutual Bmking Arm elation was held at the London Tama, Mr. Alderman Mm. xt, elteknra of the board of dinoters, ha the chair. The following are the 'report itad beleneewhen abettors hare the pleantre of prewseting to the share holder. a etatentent of the edam of thei beak up to the Blet Demeeher, 1858. A desire on their peat to haw et all times a large portion of their aeons to ask sag the kw value of money which lute prevailed brim the Idaho pried, Ilan prevented the multi from beSsee tawnsaltis , The directors believe that the Unproved wblth sag bike ✓atertalaed towards the bank mut Ise paling Imam of laminem, wed they with to be up= the ehoulteldees the importunes et resriartag all the mammas Is their power, not only by the spring of their own aonottate, hat alto by obfwbbelf the . so-opsraitos of their Mende. Greet ecosomy hes been eneerved, aad a farther reduction In the expenditure to expected by letting the unocoopled portion of . the premises is Crneon.etrest. To orlitrail pad-up iTapital,l6o,oool. • amount of call di:L.lBth May, 1868, 14,6001.; mound cad due 4th De cember, 1868, B,o6o4—together, 172,660; to amount due on cumuli and other secants 106,7181. 7s. 4d. • to balance of interest account, after payment of intend es one tomer, balances, 3,7621. 2.. Total, 283,1401. 9s. 4d. Cr.. By preliminary exposer, 33,1484, 16s. 6d.; by in vestments in bank means, freehold at Brighton, &0., 20064 Ila • by pan doe bills, 36,8631. 18s. 10d.; by balance of prat and lose sconst, as per report of the 30th of June, 2,5161. 6.. 9d. ; together, 39,3801. 63. 7d. • by current expense at chief office and branches, 2,8461 ' . 19.. ;by bills discounted, and loam to customers, 133,9331. 6s. 3d. • by cash in hand, 49,3241. 12s. 11d.— together 183,2671.1 a. U. Total, 283,1401. 9.. 46. • Profit and Loss Account—Dr.: To arrant swam of chief office and branches, 2,8461. lits. ld.; to balsam carried to the credit of profit sad lose old account, 9151.2 a. ltd. 3,7621. 2e. Cr.: By balance of tenon account after' payment of laterst on wastcaonf Wesson ,3,762 i. 2s. Total, 3.7621. b.' The CI4•IKMAX INOTSI the adoption of the report end amounts, and thought be might eddy megratulate the meeting upon the improved undid= of the beak since the bet hell-yearly meeting. This the belmme-obeit showed that the enemilltare eseesied the Mame by 8001. odd, now the recalyee ea Mimed mama pee • enrollee of ever 9001. That malt had boa ofetebed by judicious monagemeat mod esonomy. The easee foe the six months adios the 30111 Jame bet. iambi a 4,2001. Thu hell year the apogees bed may rearbed 2,8601. More over„ the past dam tillle bad bees reduced by =Lae Mae basks the Eagan bad ding iest the sameat mama were increming awry dz. : i m . dhatere bed 'goateed to eosins their beel ine. to It sadas therellore latembod le glee up the Delghesa whit* boy were abase la Ist far 4401. a yaw, • natal that would yield • pelt of 6 per mat per a sum_ gra the prelim maw. Ia Maim to hang the Brighiles hash the bream were la holes of ealas a lemet he Orb iameapled ponies in Cemeemareet. whlch they aellelgand • ream et 1,0001. a year. We wee Dot mew that be bed anything em that to of rosic.‘te to the areelag, ribs et the bank wee carefully maimed, sad hit ASH MiOrideld • gesident begs that the costa would ultimately yield • ratable roam the npou paillep espi The mine still bee going their boe a bat he al. woo Wharf ft Mosta ielego the mat of the beak ever Nig la spiritism le base sib awl permaneat dividends the 111,4111110 Wleld set hobo& le sward the director,. • herbs= amarredem (Sur, brim.) Dr. Civics enandled the melba he the 11/194011 of the report, sad comesived with the ebeleama that the bank wee &penalties a emir! of pus sunny. M. .1 outs Beauner weird to know whether the directors makbg 4 Isothse eat ? lbltl:LIZISAIII erns ambeskeed to reply in the negative. The het sell was mod* sae hearses it woe absolutely asessasry, but te seer le restore the public madlimao la the beak Mai hal bat bet through drawn- IHMODIS OVW width the des bed ao matrol. That tall bad been preagely peek sad bombe mormsd the pupae tor Think It wee airtelbsee resew re peeper of Its Mobile be ripeebei slalom the balms It the beak should so bream al to wader ft Imperatively wasisssy. ((Cosa) Mr. Mr. ROD BAT F WENCH WY boar that breach warn to be given op. TMe am only ea* beak la that town, and M thought if the boa& ha be.. castlawed it would ultimately prove mom aseaseefol. The Citat await said the maw required for carrying as the Brighton branch maid be mete probably employed in London. It was unforthmele for the bank that the Bnghton branch waa aimed ea the Tory day that the Royal British' Bank stopped payment, so desk that dreumataace bad very materially retarded its progress. Mr. HOPWOOD urged the directors to adopt the principle of limited liability, believing that it would improve the value of the awes sad the audition of the bank. The CIItAIRMAX lld sot think it would. He believed Ii all the beak propriners In the kingdom were polled, they walla bend (avowable lobe %donna( limited liability; but cm the other head be wee equally ocovined that every beak depositor would be opposed to It. It would not be who for a young beak like this to take the initiative in this mettor of limited liability. Mr. Deputy Bowes, a director, also deprecated the ides ef resorting to limited liability, sow that the beak had meshed the turning plat in Its altars. The motion for the adoption of the report wae then put and carried unanimously, red the prooeedings closed with s vote of thanks to the chairman, directors, and official.. TUE REPRESENTATION OF BOSTON.—It is pretty arts= there will be no opposition to the IFINICLIOR of Mr. Adams. We bate that a candidate In the liberal hawed was ready to mead the borough ; but on kends( that Mr. Adults had consulted the hberal pay la Beata Were accepting the Restwerzelal. of sad lad readved a promise that he skald an be trilavaly eppeesd, the= =ea withdrew bie preemies% bat has sanooneed ready to seek the Mirages of the onstitueney at samtlier vacancy or at • panel alestkm.—Stem ford Aferestry. A MURDERER'S LLITER.—The Stamford i publisher two lasers, writtea by Whitworth, whiawu r re= saacuted at York, to the person of his victim, lash Kam who reside in Coaiwthy. The sae of latest date ism fel. lows :—" York Cart* .1 7, 1829.—My dear lajared Frind,-1 vu very glad te fan yea, but more se to receive year Inhume= before IMs My Ohne is short; is • titW tine I shall be Imashell cut of tine into amenity. Bat, than Get, that den tat &Serb rue : for God, for Cheat's sake, he prisaed aB ay nip, so that for sae to die wUI be pi, sad I bop to nest has t h at is gone before at God's right kind that we might wakens yea all when you arrive at haw& It any be a kw pews before you ell cons, so I bid pa • brag farewell till we wake tip at the last day. May Ood help you till your jaunty's tad, and I sincerely hope that our love will be • selLiout warning to all young lovers that are IM be. kind. So now I wish you all a long farewell, and in a vary tow hours I shall have changed this world fur • mock batter. Indeed it is most astonlabing to think how wonderfully well God support. me in my last 'tours, so unworthy as I ain sad I humbly thank the Almighty for the good ha b. (lasi me, sad I declare to yin I am at airleate with no pron. Gad has =twit mto forget and forgive in. So I taut bid you all a long farewell ha this world, for I am at pace with all the world sow sad la • short time I hope to be la Haven. Heaven. when lima I *ell reest_yea all again. So good bye sad God bless yen all — lion your well wisher, loss T. WRITWOITN.—T. Mr. Thomas Hare." Ballout CLIARCIRFALMOUTEL—OR Monday Mat, et the instance of the underwriter* in London and else where, Captain Georg& Leag, of the barque Mary Worrell, ef tad from Liverpool, with a general cargo, boned for Belize, was charged by the craw, before the bed stagistratee, with an attempt to induce the= to wattle W easel dariag a heavy gale of wind on the 23rd of December last, in whin she sustained damp, sad wee to bear op and put into Falmouth oa the 29th fallowine. It appeared by the *videos of the vane end arms that the master was in • state of latoziontica kw sever= days, sad, while to iatoxicated, had awed ate of Ike earn two gold watches and a handful of sovereigns to senate the bark with taut cook's an, whin was, of awn, rejected, sad the taster was placed in irons by the nee for tee days. The evinces was deemed by the bench sancient to coutalt for trial at the nest roomy aseass, with leave to hail—the prima la his personal security fee 20W., and two =nes in 7W. auk. The matter had no aides*, to rebut the statement of the crew, who subscribed is the rapier way to the protest after arriving at Falmouth, 'twin nothing of the cactinistaacte which hare lan cocas out nail they were aticherged from the vessel, and no entry whatever wag near by the cane is the logbook of the oircuntaantie above dearibed. On rerovering from his latolicatioa the natter we permitted to vanine the command of the vend. ROBBERY OF 9001.--On Monday night a robes , M , the amount of upwards of 900 L, was reported at Glasgow Pennant. Tha 'Larcenists, who to from Porte Glasgow stated that his partner in busses. had handed overto h im a sea of 91111., which bad been drawn from the Narks= Beak et Grown on Saturday for the purpose of mint • composition to the creditors of the Arm. After reoeivtag the , he had allowed himself to be inveigled into • boom of ill. ia High-street, what be was robbed of the what of the money. Two men and a wants are in oastody. Till JARDIX DU PUNTER.—The chimpanzee of the Judie dm Plates bee jam died. He was •mg Keith* isloillguth, awl playful enamel, tad pettly et tasbod to Me kept, to Meats • eii from whom be weld it thee lothe eq piso at white be astute be as gamth Ho the thee wry fond of chalk's. end mad to othl them by • pewits my to piey with him. He cm the casca des arida with the ott.ctort impartiality as orange into free parts, =d w. two to • hula boy, tenoning the other WS tee thatmlf• he ems pnewstel bac paws, Ism which ifs we drepijimm, to the boy to mar. It hat not hem petelble ea pet le min Ohs Wmpsasse Kis km to Eu rope= titheles L issi, ma la is,.. his miss seintry, he waly this lam or siztess 'one irks ilmeslestuil. The ilomolo hippopommue oi the Jambs as Pissass, who is Is as "Isftwailisi sihaslissi," will, is is bawd, be M ks/ le th. mem of Mara. This will be alp Se mesa Imo ChM me of Om min& be. hod la Ism" It i amzemsl that la mem to roma the pima llipw Cirlsm lobe emiimoolly MUM by row as ibe o: the this Is width the hlppepeemmesa boas shell bs sysissel war of emem sees disoodish I oaMphl sad ohm% dmill Mwattidriulywaab SHARE L1328.-7HIB DAY. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market to-day is inactive and flat in character. Great Western and Caledonian stocks have declined 1 to 1 par Dent., and most of the other leading descriptions /to 1 per cent. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western 981 to 1; Great Western, 681 to 66; Midland, 1021 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 971 to ; South Eastern, 221 to $ per share ; Caledonian, 86 to 1; Eastern Counting, 121 to per share; Berwick, 931 to 9!; York and North Midland, 771 to 78 ; and North British, 821 to 63. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares hate declined 2s. Bd. to los. per share. Northern of France are now quoted 371 to 1; Paris and Lyons, 331 to $; Lombardo-Venetian, old, 11 to 11 prem. ; ditto new, Ito prem. ORDINAKT /RAZ= AID nocza. N. I saawan. I cr,',44!" lae U__ t Misng Vag gm. I pAL ai W i :Om gala: • .., Lair . ...::: ilkoist I iftp li Pi e • ihe . i gir i cert.... ..- : larema r Fir: 1 *llis duL l'avadr• a . WI Sepal SI Val pm awL 811 lilsulionid heass....-- al Wei ELWYN ...,,..., Witog WWI= I Wailes et Losida.....-.. o W. I Si .. .. I 7 i 1 Z i n 113 13;li A d ' si lei 11/1 A di. 74 10 5 5 N 17 t 'it i- 1 I I% 101 MI l i 4: SI 0 t 6 15 IR 116 N 46 41 4 1 ir i u Si a • N i « ii la U : ir if lie is lii M 110 ad 91 94 ad /4 OS N ti 44 101 3 11 Is 14 19 20 149 144 1U /Y. -. -.-.; - - . 6 ' d ui w ei_ " I,- N H nt 111 I le in Ist M IN 1 1130 Thai 3411 LI 126 110 112 101 100 - et e IN 111 IN IN ... - - 11 19 0 10 a 64 4. 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A DISAPPOINTMENT.—At Frolefon on Sunday List, a young couple were " actedchu rch,' and on the vicar sating the usual question, whether saone knew "say jutt caw or impediment why they shou ld not be joined together," the father of the intended bridegroom stood up and forbids the banns, reigning as • reason that hie eon was not yet of age. A Vassal. Ott FIRE IN THE 'THAMES.—On Wed mete, moraine Inepeotor Todenan, of the Thames Police, and his boat's mew whilst rowing down the river off UM Greenwich. sew finites hinting from the cabin of the collier brig Anne, of Whitstable, coal Wien, in one of the conks. sorties in Bagebre•hole. The polio§ boarded the vases!, Dud found her deserted by her mew, and a fire raging in the cabin. The inspector and his crew, aided by moan from several colliers, immediately set to work with great activity. Buckets were pros red, and a large quantity of water poured into the cab" to which part of the mast the fire wee con fined. Cossideeabk &unser was dose to the ship. The await' had gone on shove upon bonne= oonneoted with the 86i the wow took advantage of Me &beance to have a crates en elan, end two boys left on Weed Win on a visit to the sepentkes el another cost ship. MEWS Decu AND MANDOint BoARD.—At the nsellvgof the Mussy Dock Board yelordsy, a ccommittee,.. ; si the docks mai quays weewittes, with the ad& Wt oI . Z. Bushell, Mr. Bane* end Mr. Arnold, was ap ' painted le like into eensidesseiss the question of en exten sion of Casim-benes bows; and es bonen of the seemsl ter the disobseese of business on the dodo and quays. A meths by Ile. J. lAA, with refurewee SO pnreeYua of 'Sneer. IlEdierlog in the track of the hay eterosse, a edema to ewe of the gab-committee% MONBY MARIBT-Tl7lB DAY Two o'OLool. The funds to-day exhibit a fresh declineof tto I 3-16 per cent. The belief that Austria is endea vouring to raise another loan in Western Europe is not without effect, and the course of affairs in Paris Inspires little confidence. In most of the other markets, including those for English sad French railway shares, a slight decline has likewise taken place. The government broker continues his purchases, and has this day taken another paroel of 20,0001. stock. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr. l Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 89.36 for the account, and shortly im proved to 89.40, showing an advance of nearly t per cent. compared with the latest quotation of yesterday. The telegram describes the Bourse u " animated and rather firm." Consols are quoted 954 to j, both for money and the Bth February. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at NI to 4 ; the New Three per Cents. at 981 to 4; Bank Stock at 228; India Stock at 222; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, at 99i ; Indian Bonds at 21s. to 235. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, of both issues, at 375. to 40s. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise dull. The principal inquiries are for Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., which are firm. The New Turkish Loan shows renewed heaviness, being quoted 6 to 41 die. The Six per Cents. of 1864 have fallen to 901 to 911. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four and-a.Half per Cents.,lBsB, ; Dutch Two-and-4- Half per Cents., 661 (exch. 126.); ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., for account, 101; Russian Fonr-and- Half per Cents., 1001, 101; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 881; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 461; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account (Jan. 28), 91; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the BM series), for account, 8010 ditto second series, for account, 41, 41 dia. The discount market remains as last reported. In exceptional cases transactions take place / or 1 per cent below the Bank minimum. At the Bank the business yesterday was very moderate. In the Stock i Exchange money s a " drag." The steamer Indus has brought 12,1001. in specie from Alexandria. The specie and bullion by the steamer Magdalena are expected to be delivered to-day. A portion of the 85,9001. in gold is on French account, and it is believed that the rest will not be retained here. The Peruvian financial agents publish the num bers of Peruvian Foil r-and-a-Hal fper Cent. Uriberren Bonds to the amount of 69,8001., which have been purchased and cancelled. The sum applicable for the purpose was 60,1781. The particulars are also published of Peruvian Four-antl-a-Half per Cent. Arica and Tacna Railway, or Regan Bonds, to the amount of 17,0001., which have likewise been cancelled. The funds applicable in the latter instance were 16,9461. As already mentioned in the Express, the Peruvian agents were compelled, through a combination on the part of the holders of the latter debt, to pay within a fraction of par. The regularity with which the proceeds of the redemp tion fund are invested is calculated to stimulate the confidence of the Peruvian bondholders of all classes. A telegram received from Vienna by the London agents of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Com pany announces as a result of a meeting of the di rectors in that city, that the scrip for the new shares will reach Paris on the 27th instant. The settlement in the London Stock Exchange will consequently take place in the first week in February, probably between the 3rd and 6th. There is a desire on the part of the members to have the operation completed prior to the opening of the French legislature, fixed for the 7th Feb., as the imperial speech upon that occasion may perhaps be attended with considerable influence upon the prices of public securities. We understand that the London committee of shareholders in the Illinois Central Railway Com pany have succeeded in making arrangements by which the whole of the 160,0001. required to meet the liabilities of the company during the current year will be provided. The loan is for 12 months, and is to be raised upon bonds of the company, which will be receivable in payment of calls. Should it be found impossible to redeem the loan by dealing with the " interest fund lands," a call will tau matelT be made. Meanwhile the expedient adopted will give the committee breathing time. Various rumours have been circulated lately rela tive to the forthcoming dividend of the Great Western Railway Company. Any announcement must be premature, as the dividend is not yet offi cially settled. We are informed, however, that the rate will, in all probability, be 2 per cent. per annum. The half-yearly accounts, it is stated, will show a surplus equal to a distribution at the rate of 2j per cent. per annum, including the 37,0001. brought forward from the previous half-year ; but it is understood that a number of the directors are de sirous of retaining a balance in band, instead of dividing the whole, considering that this prudent policy ts best calculated to facilitate the negotiation of loans, and generally to strengthen the financial position of the company. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week en increase of 8081. ; the Midland, an in crease of 1,9021.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 9681. • the North Eastern, an increase of 1,1451. ( comp ared with the " actual" receipts for the corresponding week of last year) the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 3,81111. • and the East Lancashire, an increase of 1,20 3 1. _ . . The prospectus of the borough of Marylebone Gas Consumers Company (Limited) is issued, with a pro pceed capital of 200,0001., in shares all. each. The company's operations are to comprise the parishes of Paddington, Marylebone, and St. Pancras, and its object is to shake the monopoly of the existing asso ciations. The company proposes to supply gas at the rate of 4s. per 1,000 feet. An extraordinary general meeting of the London Discount Company is called for the lit of February, when a dividend is to be declared. The third halt.yearly meeting of the Westminster Palace Hotel Company is called for the 7th of February. Certificates for shares in the London General Omnibus Company (Limited), will be deliverable after the Slat inst., in exchange for certificates of shares in the French company, which has been dissolved. The Muter of the Rolls, who is charged with the winding up of the Deposit and General Life Assurance Company, proposes on the 31st instant to make a call of 21. per share on the contributories. The directors of the Great Indian Peninsula Rail way Company invite tenders for the construction of the works of the Nagpore branch, a distance of 262 miles, comprised in Ave contracts. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: . In the market for American securities during the put week there has been lees activity, but prices remain entirely without change. THOILIDLT EVENING.. The Stock Exchange is still almost exclusively ruled by the Paris Bourse. The English funds to day showed considerable steadiness, but the closing quotations were scarcely as good as those of yester day. The transactions included a sale of New Three per Cent. Stook, to anther considerable amount. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange quietude prevailed, but prices were fairly supported. French and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have ex perienced a partial recovery. It is generally felt that at the present time, when the highly placed speculators in Paris may be said to rule despotically the markets of all Europe, the speculative traumas tions of ordinary operators partake, in an unusually large degree, of the gambling element. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 96, " buyers," for money and the Bth February (receding at a later hour to 931 to 96), opened this morning at 96 to 1, touched 96/:" buyers," receded to 931 to 96, and closed at 96, " sellers." The Government broker made a purchase of 2 0,0001. Consols. The official business report is as follows, Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96, 961, 961, 961, 961, 96, 961; ditto, for account (Bth Feb. , 96, 96/, 961, 96; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96 , f, $, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 961, 1,1, 1,1; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 16.16 ; ditto, Thirty Years, April, 1883,181, 18 8-16; Bank Stock, 2261; India Stock, 224 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 921, Three. and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in May next, 104, 1001. Exchequer Bills of both issues were steady, at 37e. to 40c. prem. India Bonds continue in demand, and were dealt in at 20s. to 235. prem. The foreign stock market was inactive, but steady. The New Victoria Government Biz per Cent. Bonds were quoted this afternoon 1071 to 108. The amount as yet paid on this loan is only 6 per cent. Holders who do not pay up the balance, To. 102 per cent. (or upwards) by the lit Feb. will be charged 6 per cent. interest. Bank shares remain firm. Provincial Bank of Ireland were quoted better • and the inquiries ex tended to London and Westminster and Oriental Bank. Colonial Bank shares were officially marked 33 ex div. •, National Bank, 451 ; and Agra Bank, 681. In the market for miscellaneous shares little alteratien occurred. Transactions are recorded in London Dock Stock at 91 and 90 ex div. ; and in East and West India Dock Stock, at 126 ex div. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. In the mining market to-day there is useed demand for dividend-paying shares. Shuts in Wheal Basset, East Basset, South Caradon, Devon Great Com mis, Great South Tolgus, Rosewarne, St. Day United, and Providence Mines are in especial request. Transactions aro officially recorded in the Stock Ex change at the following prime, which, in several instances exhibit an advance, viz. :—Devon Great Console, at 470; Great South Tolgus, at 13; Pro vidence Mines, at 88. South Carsdon, at 430; and Wheal Basset, at 225 to 230. - The shares of the General Mining Association of Nova Scotia have been dealt in at 21, and Linares Mining at ei ex div. IWINATI. 7.21 lawisiss &Oa tar add. 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White, 425. to 60e.; red, Os. 48e. per qr. ; Belittle and Konigsberg, 435. to 65, . par 4941 b.; Rostock, 48s. to 60m. ; other Baltic ports, 40s. to tas. per eer. FLoon quiet at last Monday's ourreeey. Town, his. to 405.; Norfolk, 28e. to 295. per 280Ib. • French, 828., to 344. per 280Ib.; Amer.. U. 8., 22a. to ids. per bar. BARI" fine, held at last Monday's prior; grinding coos a (mein cheaper. English, 28s. to 48s. per quarter; Baltic, 245. to Us. • other sorts, 21s. to 26e. pa qr. OATS ste ady, at last Monday's ratee. British, 20e. to 28g. per qr. Lltassian, 19s. to 22a. per qr. ; other Balite party 200. to Mo. per qr. Burs.-English firm at last Monday's advance. Egyptian unaltered in prioo. English tick, Ms. a 40e.: Harrow, 41. a to 44e. par qr. Foreign, 82a. to 45.. per qr. PTAS quiet at last Monday's priCIPS. English boilers, 40g. to 42e.; Hog and city, 38s. to 42..; foreign white, 38s. to 404. . . . . . ...FLOVITNO CAROOIII.—Th• snivels of e rds-laden mob hasbum this week unusually abundant. co this day week s the Bumbles repotted at Falmouth and Queenstown sum tape total of 163 vessels, viz. :-47 wheat. 24 maize, 44 bar 3 ester , 4 beans, 3 rye, 8 dart, 27 linseed, 2 ra 1 millet seed. These heavy arrivals brought buyers into the market, and altogether a fair amount of business has been done since but Monday. Wheat de alined in price about Is. per quarter from lest week's rates. For maize importers asked Let week's full prices, with • alight tendency upwards, but up to thia day only oae cargo was reported as sold. The large number of barley cargoes owed the price to recede about le. per qr. from the rates of this dap week. Oats, of which the arrivals were maned to • few cargoes, remained firmly maintained in price. Dam also could not be bought c.beaper. For dart, importers asked fully last week's prices. In tailleteeed nothing bag been dons for some time past in the way of sale, and the pries of this article is nominally unaltered. eons the cargoes arrived this week hare bees an onuraally short time on pews. One vessel from Constantinople completed bar voyage la about 22 days; another from Wear in about 36 days. The bulk of the cargoes arrived in good dondition. Since hat Wednesday about 16 careers changed hands. Wheat: Taganrog, Obirka, 41s. per 4921 be. • Sahli, 275. 6d. per qr. 11 cargoes barley aold—ptian, 18a. 6d. per imp. qr.• !broil, from 21s. to 21s. did. per 400 lbs. ; Berdianely about 225. per 4001bs. A cargo Tag. oats fetchd about 12e. per qr., all C.F.I. . . AZILITALI INTO LONDON TROY JAN. 17 TO JAN. 11. hog//ab &Denials. Ufa. ra tio . Irmo• sew . OM IWO — I mo I 1 11M0 OMB Mkt . ..... ... 111$0 sear iiiii W.... Lao : wigs ram OM edd.. ON iCiii. 1 IIPIIO.I kL AVIILILOII. WWI. D.M. orr am Dram hr. 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SI:GAIL—The public Wes have been large end of Veriollll end all the good reeky; and fine grocery daytip. bons found froe buyrrs at tally Bd. advaoce, tat the middling qualities of East India end foreign went off heavily, and It required great firmness cm the part of holders to prevent ■ decline, and occaahatally a alight concession in price was made to effect cake. The refitted market firm. Lamp►, 535. to 54a. 64. _ _ . . . Cerra& —The public sales of this article have also bean large, chiefly consisting of plantation coffee, and the talk found buyer.. Prices were rather irregular towards the clone of the week, but we do not alter general quotations, the actual sales being far above the metal qaantity. Native Ceylon quotation, ;ommon to good, 48e. 6d. to sls. 61. Taa.—Tbe large public tales went off exiremtly wen this week, and In many iastances • alight advance was paid in black leaf. Common cougou has been told at 12d. in the pries= contract market. Elev.—There has been • full amount of =slums dose in low East India, at 'view which about averaged those of kit week, bat there has been a want of animation in the market. Run.—A limited business only done. Prices are un altered. thrtcas.—A fair quantity sold at previous rates. SAarerran has sold hcaylly,l and prices are ccaroely =stained. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The marital is steady, at the following ennui f , me Town tallow, 620. 6d., nett out% ; Petemburg, Y.C. on the 'pot, 63a. 3d. ; January to March, 63.. 3d. ; March only. Me. 6d. ; April to June, 61.. 9d. to 626. ; October to Decem ber, 612. 9d. to 62.. HIDE MARKET.-THIS DAY. LZADINRALL.— : • i()i41b1;. ,30 .to N.; 641 bi. to 721 b.., Std. to 4414 72Ibs. to 801 be., 44. to 4}d.; 80Ibs. to 881te., did. to 4 , 14. • 8916. to 961b5., 40. to dd. - Nibs. to 1041b5., sd. to bid. 'Horse hides, 9.. 6d. to 100. 6d. Col/ .lone. Hot, 3.. to 40. 6d. ; t.ll, 20. BIIIXONDAIrr —Elbow skims : poll.d, 8.. Gd. to 12q. Od.; Kent. sad half-bredo, 70. Od. to 90. OL ; down', fo. di. to 60. 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—(THIS DAY.) Mayas. PaHamden and Smith report a faiths,. Improve ment in prima for flaa Woad Kann' and ewes Hops, +blab are warm ; low and inferior samples aredull of sake Corrine, :—aid and But Hants, 63.., to 126°.; Weald Koala, 645., 63a., to 705.; flames, 4Bs., W.., MUG, COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Tana•ld Moor Bided, 12..; Wyk., 16s. ; Will. End Baum, 18s. 6.1 . ; Walls End South Henna, 18n. 3d.; Wan End Stimarts, 18.. 3d.; Walls End Tee,, 184. 6d. —46 Alps at matte. Ars sad U. Drz.litak W 1 ink et eitt.o.l.llNal MU* /as' .. Clot. "Irk el Iris. Aminiims4 aka Orr XsNNW Irk Kw Ikea Ws Woad ink Our Plum rewril li r l inlosi !oft Minils. Wow iOros el UOMIA —.. X S 1 , i