The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) EQUI IT COURT. (Edon the Log Chase:elks sad the Leeds Judea.) 11 aT ILAXD 11. MO/TIROL me , to which a gunners wss rased whether a ph.. gl im psed woe monied tsice to the same person—first wader the same of Jaws Mastery, on the 20th of Februsty, Wit, and waxily, under his teat name of John Sheppard, no the Mk of March Wowing— or whetter she married two lamas (rud of the feet. of widish fall reports have appeartd la the /sprat), judgment was this aorsing given. The Coot, after missing the seldom at great length, bad there could be to doubt that b,ilt the marriages were celebrated with ems Tenon, namely, the John Shep pard, with whom the await marriage took ti ice, with whom aka lived for teeny rota, as her husband, whose widow the was reported tote, sod to whose eetata she had administered. The deenioe, therefore, was, that the ddendants, to whom Mrs. Sheppard left her property, were entitled to it, end not the plektid, ths next of kin, or John Sheppard, who would hers hers alined to it if the woad reurtrste with Pin wr illegal, la ceasequence at bar drat muffin* being with a Slim* pima, who was really awned Marten. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Maim et NW Prima—(Befure Ur. Juries.) iilrca Bramwell sad Commas R. CONINORAM IK/CIRT...-YALSI IMPRISONMENT. This was ea *dice Dr ht by the pltictiff to recover dAiri.gre for baler itopnvoitment, to which the defeaduit pleidt.l not guilty. Mr. Henry Junes wu counsel for the plalatiff, and Mr. Tio.isl Atkinson repreeentill the deirtidant. It appeared f•tait the ease of the pleintiff, supported by other witnesses, that he end toe defendant had I /stand into • kind of putnerilip, and • dinl pre arose between them relative to some hides which the defendant eleimed as his properly, sad which bad been wriehoured by the plaintiff. The latter offered to give up the order for their &livery if the defen dant would pay 10t, the value of some sweet'," which were minified to the plaintiff, and were then being sold In the defendant's shop. The defendant would not consent to pay for Os goods, and, after calling the plaintiff • thief sad • swindler, gave Men into custody for einbezzlernenr. The eih,table Nicholls, 228 X, sfter besting the t 'planation of both pieties, Wawa to take the charge. S•teequently the defeedent gave the plainti ff into custody at the Seething-Line statics, on the ehlege of einbrreliag .1C bides and 6 deer Alas. Ho was boiled out, and on the bearing of the charge by the Lord Mayor, be was diwhangad. For Oh lenpriscarsent the now brought his ate h. He. Tindal Atlemon, who was amble to call the de fendant, who It wag thought bad rem to Guildhall under the impression that the rouse would be trkd there, than ad dressed the joy in tottigatios of damages, observing that the defendant we. a passionate man end had mistakes hie p He. Baron Bramwell, in summing up, said there we., no pretence or joit•ticai iota for the Mundane* condu-t, and thin was one of those caw, which the juty should visit mistily without however, tiring vindictive Greene. .• . - The jUry Wind r Tort is for the plAintrif —damages 201. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bofors y.. Cormkriourr Guldburri.) IN ILL 1.11 kfal Ltsf. The bankrupt, described es a col -merchant, of Miseihr Moe, applied for his est 'ideate. The case was es 014 one, the where hay.ed ecru ,td r tan two year, ago. Mr. C. E Lowe sapported. M. De Me.s, fortles .shires, dil not oppnee, bit thought it secessar) to terwil 0. the cant the circumstance* dthe cue. Tao laskr apt Owl bean isonatnad with Holland, Van der Hyde. and rah .r ;Anil" who had been charged with circulating dctitioua ; bat the osolgown did not thick that the bankrupt had aoy guilty lumandedp of Um wiling of atom bills. _ _ 11;11MmorsSid.ea lb* otos ad bass so lams bollom tb court, se lb. t sash o apt appear., d to bars bred Or Ismi eel pable tif the panne implored on circulation of Wu Wk. sod so lbs ems.* bad yori4s.l• cosoidarabla divided-40. dd. :a 'be Toood—lba boaktopa might lobs au iostocdiato ems &sato ol tM tbisd•tiam. SOUTH WARK COUNTY COURT. (Bohn C. W blimase. In., Q. 0.) taimICOTOX C. tvITI/L—SIXOCLAS ACTION AGAINST • Tbie was as octice broWil;i6ltio phial, • e Ab-di ;vow, a/1.4m detwiddiar, ib. leodlorill of dr Allwermr-iii- Howe nblw-IrAws, New-cwt, to "cone tliw um of 21, via., IL dr value of • coe, sad 11.f.ffl its alowlivw. . . Welhattee . aitpcseed lm tat *hal It appeared heat tbe evidence el the *INN that Is O. taker wha etaaaramel tholithabal fee a gab ha at be Ileashaark Pettot-c art ad 'shad the day. Abet the ewe w over the debedeat wade • bet whit b be U. lb.. ha was wear. Ho set \Altair say meaty. placed lb eat se ea mate kw the bet. Really .ter he spplad he haw We cent barb, bat Ibe defeadent nfueed be be U lave it. ltstroete be broveibt flee preeeet bob,. lee the Valle of the cast sad dembece eama.atd by Its dermas. Arm the SIMII• SOW was mend the delft:l4W KW toe cost tuck. TbeiefecJefft .tread th.o dirt elly .leer the bet wee =Me. he wasted lb. 4.04 bock, sad be Wetted to don I haft& kis mute the U. After renrivier the musateese, be coat the mot beck ett levy barber freebie. ha* Honour (,o the ploiotid goon do you IMO The bet w Wool, osoi ilmodoro the defend tat I. sot Ist W Mt. atwo. ik.l7 - the dirhaleat seceiesity. THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS I)AT.) ILAKB . ION-HOIIBE. Deana Taylor. • ddW i;k74101( to tho Rey a Noe= sr filmed Rforo tho Loci Mayor with being - C. O'Malley, seenitlug 'errant, belougiog to the 2nd l'ettaus of tW RII Mrtgade, rod—At 11 k last n.ght 1 sae du: primmer et Sbe Mead. Great Towv-swet. I .tweed ilk pre sad found that hie leave of abeeneo v ',red es 12 N. cm the 2.ird Mat. 1 that took hit. into caludy .. • . . . . rtautrer-1 pot tipsy ow Sunday, sod did not feel suffi ea ally well to go to barracks, and that was the cause of lay is to tbs•treella Iv.. list wabt. . . . The Led Idayoe—Y.,u t admit that you ere • do simeter, I ewe..? Primmer—No; I admit I,lva abeent without leave. I Iltro bees mom yesre to the memo, sad flue is the fime bare 1 net sea abeam% . lhe Lord Mayter—t% het regiment do you belong to ? i'lllootT-•-1 Glrog to Ito el Engineers, and stat in the metre of the Yawl heti to i soy. hp the Lord Mayor's Mtecii , rte a desetfption of the pri• twether with lb. tato, of the oberAe on which he sr intoetody, were formaded to the Wer-odic!.._ he raddar was tb-t reminded till the authorities at the at.a.l have tern C.4.1111113106 . 111d with. jaw 11 . :,:r.s d Q sawn Ltatyahurs wen barged under it tr itnueur i c firCU0.1.444.: . . . Mr. U.rr, (C , pr., cu.., raM-1 MO • Honied virtu minim us tu.susra S lour Tbsore.fireet. 7M pri- soset - liner*b..r• was to my p•rvive till yestrrd.7 . Leo tur. r, au' W•srl wse n f.amrriy, pat lett me .but • tmiri Imola ago. CM Sunday night I emotierd the Lund I. say hear, sad th.n .en ihen 26 hstlvisrierms. I left Ime,hars op al me whoa I retired to rest, mid ea the fulliomr g maratep I itp.rird r'ight kalf.quarterms. On aloadsy might I tri” , .rd formal losses r vsll es rum firm luggng• and pareelrusin the around Ern. I y , aterda;Mire - el Loopier; Y be bad of n @synth's t. 4 the I,IP. eb.ch belewged to • traveller, who had he.a stayier et e.• brave. A , the mow thee sae of the wetter made au t,bor v. on, weft which Loggebure esti " Ue, sever wisd, ler the was Ow traveller) ge:' At ehr ,;elark is she attercnes I observed Wood watch - wit to preateee, st.,l ea lbe attectlion et the police bm, Wird to bite, be west awe,. I had pre- Tleudy wlted bas i c, le.re what bad become of s IMO 4.1 of brood mid other thisge which I lan inivwd kr was halo year, sad be tvph‘d that he soppand the wink. La 1 Len soles whis he wee engaged taking down eke W.u , seve. Net theht 1 left him op again, sad at half pan tar a the 11•Orlill we. rotund by the odker, and en 'ter daerneer. 16m..1 Looavheve, sad shortly afterwards n*,' ens Woggle to me t y the Dither. 13m11k, 674 Frovit tatormatimt I received I watched Its krawtetVl . 4l prelaieva, and about half-pew 12 the Fria. WEI Lay.ohrate cave oar. oat sent up O. er-leuw, sod to. kid np Ika, wind ; 412 tie w.. burning. He went sad VI • gnawer id an 1 ur ~,,dl3 came out, and .gain I Kilted It IL* utbdow„ Al-ut I o'clock • tamale moo sad he k r the house, and eked tbit ikev. IN let N r ebent half-peat 2. I then snl to the 4,e,r nil 11.,1 2 ,.5ted etholnike. I naked Iva, who uk. W. that he bad let oaf, sod he denied ad t.u.arkel,r e b., L os ., a teen there. lOr promeded IL.' I rate - du:4 noon, awi AA COnill l biard • tap at "." inwter. I.nogereee ee ruabed to tot I grit wit first, Wpm 1 law weld 'WC...big 14 M. ~,p4 lie What bo hed kMaited at - - le r •ialt doom "". I I L kaal as "ul.*7 I ...ifrt us 4 r hie arm. I trim I droulthi .e„ ~1 we..ing 'lams properly. I tr.& LIR, h, l is a room in lbs E.., ray, b o rne., Melee, niamee, & , •• • 10.1., th. I: ,r,. pro ro s in, th.. .Dpr.r..le+of two Pen... maps Ours ; W. .3^ blanket. aid couni l aa.l " dUPee J Mr the perp,r rrm,,ol . belies it tM rremiele I Atli I s able lo Fr./lees :vase orl awe 1 , 706.• the priern. to. MAtaktll Were rom.stled IGI Pridg. BOW-STREET. ‘11111•11 Ft . 4 la. limed IV.tioas Kowielna, lb, MACS lit Mr. bob wie. of COsor.iy-lose, ion astral nomlilf 6 insoft of km, lb* pop". ty el Ws asses-, mad 2hAtits THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1859. bent, himeelt a butcher, in &quint wee chard with 'omitting tha mine. Mr. aerie (eiter sad Lewis) lily-plan, defended. Ii Olathe Wessel. Leweldee bed been about three menthe Is He wegleyef Mr. Reti,who was aware that be was crawswly befog robbed, and Wroagly suspected the prisoner, but had sever been able to fin it upon him. In that sleet Wiioi of thee he Lei boas tubbed of fat to the vette of 1001., as was shown by the dllf,rence between the quantities wt igh d by him before evading them awsy to the nutter and the quantities actually received by the latter. The rooter baring herber aplaced in the hands of the police, tee prisoter was watched by Sergeant Franklin, 6 F, and Constable Holuier, 50 F. I.ut evening the prisoner was ordered by his ineeter to take sewn sacks of fat in a cart to the welters, which le in Amares-buildings. He started off, fellieed by the toffiCOrs. In Southanipton-stunt he took op the other prisoner, Neville, and thus diverged from his proper course to drive into llioomebtary-square. In a dark part of the square the two prisoners tuotbled a sack of fat oat of the cart, sad Neville jumped down and sat upon it. Knowlden drove away at the top of his speed to Smart's bsibinge, and gave in six tacks of fat at the ambers. Meanwhile Neville remained seated on the seek In Bloomsbury-mum till a cab came up, when he pot In the sock, jumped in himself, and desired the cabman to drive to Somers-town. The officers followed, running after the rob mid they saw an empty one, which they hailed and got in, keeping close behind the other. Neville drove to Beymear.stitot, where he sold the fat to Mr. Brown, a tallewchandler. It appeared that Mr. Brown had beet In the habit of purchasing considerable quantities of fat from Neville, so much so that he wu led t a temarkdbat Needle mast be getting on, and di iving " a roUng trade" for et *mall a shop, when ho had such quantities of fat of so good a quality. He hal of ' L coarse no suspicion that it was not oome by honestly, iko for the feet of Noodle king a butcher naturally precluded any such idea. Mr. Brown gave the prosecutor a list of the g purchases he hat made from Neville since Oct. 8, amounting to 15.5 stone of fat, worth 6.51. The inanities corresponded 0 , with those mimed at the respective dates by the prosecutor. a They varied from 10 atone, upwards, the largest amounts pl being about Christmas, at which period they ran from 20 to t 9 95 stone . When Knowlden was taken there was found on g him a silver gilt watch and gold chain, which it ap;eared he fa had porchaerd a few days ego, paying 2/. 2s. for tie watch. Lt. The prosecutor said be could prove that the prisoner spent T,; go nit 71. tut week. Him wages were 10e. • week. at Mr. Lea; r submitted thetas far as Neville was concerned 0 It was • simple breath es the theft was not completed till St the sack was taken from the out. Mr. Henry's It was es netedingly bad cave. Neville, who wall a butcher bietealt, wee meounging the servant of a g. fellow *redeems% to rob hi, m•ster. Mr. Lewis mkt the pi lemur, by his own misconduct, bad I pits-4 himself in a very sad position. He stated, however, that he bad only had two tr..mactions with Knowldru, and 1 4 . the mselerate had power to deal with the cam. Mr. Henry did not think he ought to adopt that course. I The proareator ought to ectry the or.s to the sessloes. es. The prosecut a , emphatically easmatA. He telt it to be his ti duty to moments, snd wee the better prepared to do so as he belougW to the association. Mr. Lewis—l can show that they have borne. good cha ra2ter hitherto. Mr. Henry—You can show that at the swims. I shall to commit them for tail, but se the nukes commence to-ocor- if. row, 'Web would hardly allow time to prepare the indict. meat, sad indeed would sot be fair to the prisoners, I shall fur the present remand them, so se to commit the.. to the following sessions. CLERKENWELL. ♦ BOY lIIMANDED FOR •TEALINO ♦ PENNT. -.---.. Robert Groves, aged 14, resid.og at 15, Low's-mdse., 1 Ckrkenw.ll, described as an apprentice, wr I charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing W., the mosey of his muter, Mr. James Thickbroom., a watch-ease maker, of n, Tyeos si feet, Ckrkrnesll. Mr. J,bn Wakelisg, solicitor, appoared for lbs prosecu tion, and from his statement, which was afterwards borne out • ' • -• by the trident", it appearectihat the primes, was appninticed I to the prosecutor on the 9th November Let, and since then ills prosecutor had lest from time to time name old silver, but could out bud the Ibid. Yesterday montieg the prosecutor mimed one p` . nay out of 10d. which was lying on the work ahop hoard, and prosecutor then inspected the prisoner bad taken it. After this the prosecutor markt I some MOM CONN end pieced them os the workshop board, and then went out When be returned, ewe penny piece wee gone, and upon Mame the prisoner be Meanly dealt 1 that he bed taken it, A poliemiemestable wee then sent for, end upon searching the prisoner be found in his boot Ito penny in question. Same then two piens of sine guard had ban found in the pdotmor's spree, wbich be bad no right to have is his poersosion. Tits peewee eta not deny the charge, but said he wee veri r serr . y. t said that • penny was a mean sum to Ulm bat wa fi, set checked, lead to the OVISIMILMOS of further sfesers. Ha then liMaidid the prisoner for a week. 117 11 I. 0 • BC 100 MC 10) W. 100 100 I I S.. bel iL IGO' £ 4 M a R NO R IN li r ... r K 00 PL 0 t S 1, 14: RI 7, S 4 11 1 0 wi 6J13 a lii i 111 8 &HARE L182&-7H18 DAY. Two e'CLOOL The railway share market to-day is again heavy, although the rates of "continuation" at the settle ment, which has commenced this morning, are generally light. A redaction of Ito 1 per cent, has to taken place in Lancashire and Yorkshire, Berwick, York and North Midland, and Great Northern to stocks, and a decline of about e per cent. la in most of the other leading descriptions. Present ; quotations are as follows :—London and North Western, 9/51 to ; London and South Western, 1 931 to 941; Lanoashire and Yorkshire, 961 to ; Midland, 102 to 1 ; South Eastern, 211 to 22/ per share; Caledonian, 421 to 1 per share ; Eastern Counties, 62 to ; York and iv North Midaad, 761 to 77; Berwick, 9 f 21 to 93 ; and "' I North British, 61e to 62. Great Western is an ex- ception, being better at 65 to I. • French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares I have again fallen. Northern of France are now quoted 361 to 37; Paris and Lyons, 321 to 33; • Lombardo:Venetian old shares, 1 to le prem.; ditto new, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. The Indian ohms are ie generally lower. ONDISAAN OMANI AND NODAL dui rt I LIIINIATI. I aim 104+117 10 1 P.. M a rM ai r_.Jraa birMol Is) W ▪ d47th sod Tom, -- 0919dosla MO 0119911 sad 1181890911..- all Out Ins Daft* Occam/1 . . MI Do. ;eV. . F dpl 1/9. IS p. 9.19 my Ito Lk• LI Duhd.. Perth. L. AYertt Ja 00110 0 RL Jeasals 800 VOOl 4 16•0=911 . 4i *** -- 190 Swum Lima. Mom LM Be. GM II - Mt Met KIM Y 10 909 Vsyrt Latemddr• lidiMarthaa4 Wawa Mdlabst. MOIL ritel.o u s army I Iseih Molars M Moot Varth al Peptlmad 100 VMS Shim • MO • 9 9 .908 V 19199 k (IL MOIL ail Wish WC :11Y 111 gt d MS D Tqr nndie 48 • De. . urea DU leaden mg In Do. ... IN I. :21 6 at; LCI allit il : IdvishlS L Wide& I I IdttrlrOle It.B da r d iltiniiiMi i : 3 I al l CUL 1 rLW, iOO I=ll ll Lira 9 S $l. t a r UM Daiwa- IL M arth M 11. Dw. L. IL an Do. o 0 1L II ill 9 YV. [Mi .:- IL 108 Ise* Dn. V ors 100 rt i n i-medi tt 0/.l99aik• • .-.. 10 1 WWl= D. LE Mom. L Winer •-•••• • 36111.16 5 It. WON sal •••rikketell. ver re ?' • D 2 44 11190 giVet a rri:all : ▪ 991 W•Mrlari arl Mmakt _94 . 7:„.1 . 10, - . 1io: I I Y Samar. P. ot.es, a, rta. at.e. l igt WNW. W 1 ir• • IL olla lir .3 on r; pa On Se De. 110,60.0a61. .L Illudont Union, 4 pa Oast w iL it rindit . 6 01. 41 CI Ida , Pore% DWI. inatoMirs, I rot Do. { a ro.l. MIND. d Oa :, pa Omit Do. 5 w a. roil% II Le i c El l 'aor-a " ..tle=liami.k. 01 It ili In $0 $0 II 44$ 11 -14 II i 5 Pi 61 66 46 fa 10 11 13 16 VS VT 89 TO 29f 291 SO fel 10 Hi 1040 IPS 83 SO 169 134 1040 LOH HI 0 V I 131 ll= Uf P. PT 971 I 0 s I I dparie i 71 ell% delsiii. A room *kw oi. .8. rola. 4 14. 44 4a.1.1104. rtd oka . igialleeL Iik.SPA a l m s. l i t I s t4 do. do. —. =tiorklitto 0 pa 11l 14.0 1 .1441.0.4.11.4- 1 i , t. ow iloa. 41 perm. W. 4 41:1L - 1,11: w.T....8..,..., 1 c m. 0.. t .: Is L 150.4 p.a. ' Be. row 0.414. 11441•14 , 1 Mose p. 04. Malt Do. Coon Ni. II IL 41 p. a Do. 44 pot as. Prof. du& Do.Llionillhobta Mil Arrp.Aber..4148.4447. 414 iIIOL, Mob opleas mil 14111 44118111 Dellia.4 IF 64. 46 . ma MOM Di - . 1464, 0441 . .1 iiiii. 111.11el—Ilem.4 p.a. 11.1. E ...t....... -i: iftl icalt. is. * IL pah. Shah Millinildes , Oa. Wm. • IToLowo.lalila Do. Tod yardarm P. 41 per me& D014.114k 1148441414 OWN New Prot ,lkot.M.lllAbdidamitalp.a. r Du. T pot am. Prof. eltk. Do.ll prima. Prot. wit. 4,11 k Data Plod 4$ 44. 4. Soli Und. Aco.z....et I". 44 Iror oard... . 0..11144 44 per Val en* Irmo. doar. I p4or 444. Dak.*4 prr pvt. tissgh Ymiltli re 4p. a s. , Otoditen Ili Dselkslt.ls p.c. Da do. C 40.1. .IfaiartoN/I[lll4sonffp.a. iTs lii N so r ei c. Ni r l4 fl ni 'b. 107 1011 77 if 5 5 1 a t a. at CU . 74 6I 1 431 191 47 i3l tr 131 Ili 131 1 * la la 11 14 M I 18 44 4 41 1 al. 141 16 1 TI . t.i IN ii i 104 i I Iluil Wit Xill4l4ii WU I i, Sul A A 0111 2 118 N r u 4s 14 16 84 66 Id ad ti i fss M :I its us WO N x4' stl IA a 4 IN ill 111 fi t II 10 ir ai iii J I Pc d 10 tsit us es lii 371 * iv IU U Mi ti i d** iv oal 1121 113 114 112 101 la slu It 104 141 .5 IM d 5 19 111 5) n LI 49 II ii .11 C up. aSo Oaf 4 11l Of K ala Ka 9119 hrT-1 e=m ;11 IA IP 10 a b; 37 di JIP u► 3 I 6.1 I I C. taw I IR a n N lee 'II St. I si N. I Unman. tlas.*Atli sta 11. SPX De. MO. 0011• I • v.% lets num Da New .. refor.;Xli usffalo. Want...ll6o4rd 4 c. Sitn. Yettoryel by Dells U Pe. July 1. lff3„ tllst• . De. Jane 180, ditto - ba.l kbyt.ce. =1 (We US= . - In. {6 Mr I al A Oh 6 T par la Mrei''•-• Wen - : tisoko 71 4 a Itdb.lrjr. grial T Ds. I pa rask & it Debate; o. M o. do. Do. I D. et. lan Do. to. 191/ . lo;nw Do. Now ...... I. Do. Wo . . hit of ...n4Us.B.t Wort. Ourdo. arm. Do. ow. . 1144 N votiZZAA. ..... Do. it id, 60. Do. 13,•Whout op. D 0.64 Dor ikto..poi.7l liana Gam 44 Por ad. p.. 1 p e r . ... Da 44 olot. 1006 Do. Di I. Do.4ki EgLOwn.iso;W. Ihnowno(W e tads. 4 :17 71 1,113. 41 1112:. Oda& ....... ... Do. Ao D0.1.4.8t.F1011l le owe ThoLtod. &kali *I. D i ii 85 90 90 99 TS .83 PZr ID. I 1 osi sd ter .1 .1 s 1 Is In 33 .3 Is 17 12 :u dis toPS r 3 100 i. 103 i MB i i 69, 16 4 131 41 din 116 106 101 106 104 106 14 100 00 181 xlll 901 319 19 I• iI 1 ale ger sin die pa lO $ 4 14 dig els fat 2t& 14 la prt pun in 414 t. ta d : ter ill' usisixia sr Ile a la Si 4i :In _la sin 11.01 , 184 o, Two cfoLooi. The funds to-day have again fallen i per cent. Business is very languid, attention being chiefly di- meted to the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which has commenced this day. English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, end Indian railway shares likewise present a fresh reduction. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Itentes opened at 68.50 for the account, and almost immediately improved to 68.55, showing a recovery of nearly 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The Bourse is described as "firm." Consols were first marked 951 and 951, and are now quoted 951 to 1„ both for money and the Bth Feb. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to ; Bank Stock, at 228 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991 to 1 ; the March Exchequer Bills, at 380. to 375. prem.; and the June, at 375. to 395. prem. The New Turkish Loan has sustained a further slight decline, the first series being now quoted 8) to 61 dis., and the second series 7 to 8) dis. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are flat, at 901 to t. As regards several other foreign stocks, including Turk ish Guaranteed Four per Cents., and Venezuelan and Spanish Bonds,the tendency of prices is likewise drooping. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 781 (exchange 10fi.); Brazilian Four-and-a-Malt per Cents., 1858, 941, 941; Danish Five per Cents., 105, 104); Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 12IL); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 191, 191; Russian Four-and s-Half per Cents., 1001, 1001, 100) ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 851, 85); Bpanish Three per Cents., 441 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 91; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), 781; ditto for account (Feb. 11), 79; ditto second series, 6), 61dis. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1051; venezael► Five per Cents., 42), 43. Electrical communication between Cagliari and Malta is expected to be speedily resumed. The renewed depression of the Paris Bourse excites much remark ; and the characteristically jesuitical paragraph published in the Moniteur with reference to the Franco-Sardinian alliance has rivetted public attention upon the deep political significance of that important event. The specu lators are likewise influenced by the consideration _ . . . that, even supposing the existing political clouds to be dissipated, the stage will merely be rendered the more clear for the foreign borrowers who are now anxiously watching their opportunity. The discount market is gradually becoming easier. Apart from transactions amongst the dealers them selves, the minimum rate for the beet bills is about 2} per cent. At the Bank there are no applications of importance, now that that establishment is again underbid by the other dealers. Another parcel of about 12,0001. in gold wee yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation to the Continent. On Monday a contract was concluded for the sup ply of 800 tons of saltpetre for the Sardinian 'go vernment.. The significance of this transaction, however, is diminished by the fact, that a similar contract—though, we believe, of smaller extent—is usually made about this period of the year. The steamer America, from Boston, has brought 13,6001. in gold. The shipments of silver for Bombay by the steamer Ripon, which will sail on Thursday, are to the extent of only 76,1931. The foreign exchange. yesterday afternoon were decidedly firm. Bills on Holland, Paris, and Vienna were quoted at rates rather more favourable to this country. The advance in the latter instance is in response to the more uneasy feeling which prevails in financial circles in Vienna. The quotations are shown below: Amsterdam, three months, 11.17; to I; ditto, short, 11.16 to 1 ; Rotterdam, three months. 11 . 1 71 to 1 ; Antwerp, three months, 26.30 to 6 ; Raniburg, mean bane°, three months, 13.6 to 1 ; Pula, three days sight, 25.10 to 16; ditto, three months, 25.321 to 71; Frankfort on-the-Maine, three mouths, 1181 to 1; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 351 to I; Vienne, ed. do., three months, 10.65 to 10 ; Trieste, ditto. thins months, 10.60 to 70 ; Magid, three months, 491 to 1; Osdia, three menthe, 494 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 39.70 to 80; Genoa. three months, 26.60 to 5 ; Naples, three months, 401 to i ; Palermo, three months, 122 to 1 ; Merles, three months, 1221 to i ; hobos, 90 days, 621 to ; Oporto. 90 days, 63 to e. Advice' from Paris state that the fusion of the now , I bank, which has been so long projected, with the Comptoir d'Escompte is almost decided upon. The capital of the latter would, in this case, be increased by forty or sixty millions of francs (1,600,0001. or 2,400,0001. sterling). The principal difficulty will I probably consist in the settlement of the council of administration. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 2.0131. sterling. Wo have received the following from the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Com- pany : The Nec Brartswick and Canada Railway and Land Company (Limited), 6, Whitehall, Westminster. Sir,-1 beg to infirm you that the meeting of the ahare holders to bo held on Thursday, the 27th instant, at thee daces will be only held pro forma, and adjourned for two months ; and that no report will he leaned. I thus early in timate it to you to prevent your reporter attending.—l MD. &c.. T. W. BYANE, Sea Jan. 25. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Inemenoe Shares :—Atlas, 171 ; Eagle. 61; Globe, 106 ex die.; Guardian, 541. 55, 541; Imperial Fire, 372 ex dlv. Indemnity Marine. 163; Law Fire, 4 Legal and Gearrel Lit.', ; Marine, 100; Pelican, 52 ; P hoenix, .180 ; Pros:- dent Life. 40 ; Rock Life, 81 ; Royal E.:change, 286 ex die. ; united Kingdom, 41 ex &v. Gee and Coke Corupanite:—City of London, 103; Equi table, 69; European, 131, 141, 14 ; Greet Central, 101 ; Imperial, 84 ex div.; Surrey Commons, 111; Westwinater Chartered, 67, 68 ex div. Waterworks Stooks 31, 3 ; ditto New, I; East Loodoe, 1211 ex di. Grand Junction, 69 ex div.; South wark and Vauxhall, 105 ex div. Canals :—Birmingham, 96 ; Grand Junction, 631 ex die.; diem Guaranteed 6 per Cent., 121 ex div. Rooks :—London, 87 ex dlr.; Victoria, 991,98 ex div. The bills drawn by the Finance Committee of the Council of India, by the outgoing mail, are to the extent of 2,2621. Tut/IDAT ET11,11740. The funds opened this morning with a firm ap pearance, but in the afternoon a fall of per cent. was established, from which no recovery took place. The recent improvement has led to some bona Me sales, and has checked the immediate investments by the public. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange decided heaviness prevailed in the afternoon, all the markets closing with en unfavourable appearance. English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, Belgian, and Indian railway shares, as well as the new Turkish Loan, all showed a drooping tendency. The salts in most instances are believed to ba for account of spe culative holders, disinclined to continue their trans actions beyond the settlement which will commence to-morraw. Consols, which closed yesterday at 953 " buyers," for money and the Bth February, opened this morning at 95 16-16 to 96, and gradually receded, closing at 953 to 3. The government broker Fur chued the usual amount to-day in New Three per Cent. Stock. The official business report is es follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 953, 96, 951, 933, Hi; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 931,953 ; Reduced That pceCenta, 96), 3, ; New Three per Cents : , 96), 3,3, 4; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 19 316 Bank Stock, 228 ; Indian Four per Cert. Deben tures, of the first issue, 991, 99; ; Three-and-alialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May n Ex c hequer Bills of both issue' were quoted 375. to 40e. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a further considerable fall in the new Turkish Loan, which, being weakly held, is prejudiced by the approach of the fort-ightly settlement. The shares of the Ottoman (or Smyrna and Aidiu) Railway were to-day officially marked 7 and Bt. These are 201. shares, with 91. paid. The company possess a minimum guarantee of 8 per cent. from the Ottoman government. Turkish credit must be greatly improved before the colossal projects enter tained by men of enterprise like Sir Macdonald Stephenson can be realised. Victor Emanuel Railway Six per Cent. Bonds were flat at 90 to 91. In the market for bank shares to-day sellers pre dominated as regards several descriptions, including Ottoman, English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered, Chartered Bank of India, Australis, and Chins, Union of Australia, and Bank of Egypt. Red Sea and India Telegraph shares have declined to par to prem. London Dock stock continues to fall, and .1 was to-day marked 87 ex div. Berlin Waterworks new shares were dealt in at 1. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CiocK A fair amount of hominess has been done this morning in the mining market. There is a steady demand for shares in East Trefusie, Wheal Basset, Treftudo, East Basset, Providence Mines, Wheal Uny, and Wheal Mary Ann. Transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange as follows :—East Basset, at 2021 ; 'Providence Mines, at 691 , ; Wheal Basset, at 227 i ; and Wheal Mary Ann, at 484. In Fortuna Mining shares there has been some butting"' at 11 to 11 per share. Other foreign de scriptions are inanimate. At the half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Cobre Copper Mines, held yesterday, a dividend of 11. per share wee declared. The third annual mailing of the Bronfloyd Mining Com pany was held yesterday. Shereholders holding three-fourths of the entire capital were present. Tee balance-sheet was received and adopted, and also the directors' end agent's reports. By the former it appeared that the sales of ore sines July last amounted to 160 W. 13.. lid., while the actual cost for the same period was about 1,1001. The balsams has been applied to the powerful machinery recently emoted. Twenty tons of ore were sampled yeaterday, for Ws on the 2nd February, and are estimated at 161. per ton. As ea additional water-wheels to be erected at the month el the new level, the email sum remaining to be paid on the melte] ahem was agreed to be called up, viz., 6s. per share (30W.), payable 21st February. At • meeting of the adventurers in Tavy Consols, held re tards', the amounts showed a balance of itabilines over meets 42271. 6e. A call of 2a. 6d. per share on 6,000 sharea was made. The amount of copper otv, lead, mundic, de sold up to December, 18.56, wee 19,5611. 17a. • ' the sales in 1867 realised 2,1871. b. Id. • and those In 1868, 9661. 17s. 4d.' making a total of 22,7161. 16e. H. During the same peri the calls made have emounted to 17,1871. 64., so that the aggregate profit has been 6,6281.10 e. 6d. Mr. Fuller has been appointed secretary. Captain W. Gm reports me follows : "The 66 crosscut ie being driven, and is within 6 fathoms of cutting the Lady Bertha lode, which IN producing from 12 tons to It tons of or. per fathom. The 35 end east Is being driven on a terse and promising lode. The men have pawed through a branch 4 inches wide within the lest few days. The 46 croatcut west Is within 2 fathoms or 3 fathoms of reaching the lode where is course of ore was found in the 12 fathom level above, producing 16 tone per fathom. Other operations are progressing satisfactorily." JOINT 11TOUI ItNIL ____ No. 111'11s. 1 Bowls _I PI. Oa prlass. I Palm. B:51.:, 1 Oir iI SS A AA's: . . 4. ii 17...90 .. 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JAL 111.-14, =Mk ma ham la th• earaftL i lal lbs 1•4 deellaol_ a per gat. sow, Ili —044140.404. la lad liab ßir 11 blea rAl 4- 7 "anew. , 1-11a44 lwassiim. MI 4—Grant Walso b t i l: 44 __...... mg Taa .INIM L E 4.-I.coke NMI irk WIOIIII4 la -I—Tall al t rath 111.11 ah 1 71 1 -1.44 a.u =l. 44 4—D• 4 4l i 4i n i 3.16—D1446 ltbodat. 411 .112.-0114.4 Tama at Oar.* (11 Woolos d Cards. 16 .. 1 a, is 1 -Biaggi ElaiSera CHERGH OE ENGLAND MISSION TO CENTRAL SOUTH AFIUCA. —A vitiation to the regions lately explored by Dr. Livingstone is about probably to be set on foot by our two great universities in concert. A most Influrntiol committee has been formed in Carebridge,sted move than 400 L has been eutvicribed. Severs! meetings have been held by the committee, and the lJniversity of Oxford ham been Invited to join in the work. No definite plea he se yet been Fib lAA, but information will be readily aftwded by the seme • caries, the Rex. A. V. Hadley, 8.A., Fellow of St. Jokier college; the Rev. W. Monk, Aubrey Villa; sad the Rev. J. B. Peuson, MA., Fellow of Emmanuel-college, Cambridge. - BEQUESTS TO THE SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH. —WO are gratified to have to aanounce that the late Sir Ju. Raniaay, Bart., of Banff, whose warm interest in the Scot tish Epiecopel Church was witntissed by many unoetentatious deals of liberality during his life, her, by his will provided for the following bequests by way of perpetual endowment —l. Towards the endowment of the biehoprio of St. An drews, an annual sum of 201. 2. Towards the endowment of the incumbency at Alytb, an annual sum of 601. 3. For the Episcopal school at Alyth, en annual sum of 201. Sir Jaime oleo brquestbed for church purposes the following logaciew :—To the Church Society, - 1001. ; to the Episcopal Fund, 1001. It is only a few years since Sir James took a large share In the mod= of the new church at Alyth; and we ore informed that a sum of 6001, which Sir James Rem arry has left to be expended as a memorial of the late Lady ltmosay, will be used for that purpose, by enlarging the chancel of the church. —Srottint Nerleausstloal Journal. . . STATISTICS OF EDUCATION.—The National Society d. Promoting the Education of the Poor in the Principle of the Eetablishel Church. hes completed its decennial to wer, into the statiatict connected with church schools tbroughout England end Weiss. The number of scholar. In church of England weekday, Sunday, mad evening school. is reported to be 1.672,445; or about 11.61 per cent. of the entire population of Enslaad and Wales. In 1847, the date of the society's prevents irquiry, the per eistage of the population under Warm tea In church of Zeeland rehoole wa. 8 ZS. There are at present 1,187,0(16 scholars in chinch in England week-day schools ; 1,0/93,070 in Sunday schools; and nearly 65,000 In evening ache's. The number of evening scholars his more thou doubled since 1847. The returns etobroos other particulars, imperially ea regarde teachers, pupil teachers, and annual income. The remits of the in quiry bear striking temirumsy to the accuracy of the report and tables of the census of education la 1861, which were issmd by tho Registrar-General In 1864. The National Society's Inquiry was cooducted by the Rev. Alexander Wilson, waisted by Mr. Flint, of the Matation Commissiou. EMANUEL HOSPlTAL.—Yesterday, at a special condor Alderman, the Rev. Arthur Mosley, M.A., end Mrs. Mozley, were sleeted master and matron of this charity In the place of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Waters, who recently resigned their appointments. Rita OF RENTS.—After much anxiety, and ape eulations of the moot oontntdictory nature, we kern that the Duke of Baccleaoh's extensive Liddeedale forma have been nearly all relit to the oil tenents at a dm of from 9 to 40 per eent. The bus is nine years. Moat of these are excellent gracing firma of large size, the extent of the whole amount ing to upwards of 00,000 acres.—Border .4deertiser. BAUCH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.—In the Dublin Court of Common Pleas, on Monday, Mr. Armstrong, Q.C., moved, in the cots of " Short e. Bentley," to change the venue from Newish to Limerick or Cork. It was an Nation brought by Mr. Richard Short, of Ballyraneen, near Nevares, la the loath Riding of Tipperary, as next friend of hie ilacghter—an amiable and accomplished young lady of eighteen p.m of age, against the defendant, Mr. Walter Bentley, en old gentleman of not tees than fifty-five years of age, for en alleged breech of promise of marriage. The de (-nee relied on was a mutual release of the promise. The afll limit stated (bet the plaintiff had great influence amongst the jurors in Tipperary as a popular resident gentleman of extensive connexions, and that the contemplated marriage and the alleged breech of It had been the topic of tea-table conversation for months past in every house in the county, from the Castle of Baraaae to the latmbleet collage, The apencativa was Mae with cats. I %VI ii it its us I 40.0.5. taws, we r .ordr. 04.10saraiwars loll= Jeftedra. .. ll.,Osemeare sal ibis. , awl endwise .. Da N D ernst I Mel 8 7 / . 4 11 J( D. Item, Int Aran Narlee ri . al Nntuk RR 0tte?rw....... • F. 76.. .0,1 M aal Or tom .„ Mel .od VIMIIIIO2 fronort.toWirio. Los sail Ural Sono sof Zola DooIAS ~ MI ~ .•»•• Zweig...WO . Nombre ovi Wow Po. 14 MN— p • r Wakes k W. et I iiiii; a—Aria:L:7 /01110111 ILILILWAT& gollaii7l • • ..... —•••• • • • Mammas Jima.- lII.~fI \....... 41 I Id'•1" - iii I' F % -al l wii Sr 1011111111 OSLIOATIONAL .4stoorpli salair.a pi. 116 Loion of Irmo I poi& 100. Now II moot .... 414.im in.&?11,41‘ ..1717•Vi M o lt uz d terater a • = . rt- 11 sU: Itereiri7iVii; fiat: i i =i 4 g ri a l tr i r g "1 _7 1 : iimiel o rwm... 41 1 , st i f . 1 Te m e s , t WA IL • IDa. din M MP MD 14 ie ii .1 w .. RI A ill 11l W ni 0: it THE 5L417 TRADE AND IMMIGLITION. Yesterday afternoon • deputation waited upon the Right Hon. Sir Z. B. Lytton, the Colonial Secretary, at Moodier' residence, Whitehall, foe the purpose of permeating • mosional en the part of the British and Foreign Min gles/ay Society, is the subject of the Slave Trade sad ini widgention. The deputation connoted of the following gen tlemen: The Han. A. Kiziasied, General Thompson, M.P., Mr. C. GOON M.P., Mr. Samuel Gurney, M.P., Rev. De. Cob* Rev. H. Richard, Rev. J. I). Rut (Jessica), Rev. J. Howdy; Mews. J. Stares, Jos. Cooper, W. A. Airsaader, labs Morelsad, Josiah Forster, W. Milos, R. bony, Dr. Norton Shaw, J. C. Neighbour, J. R. Bur shift, A. Booms, C. B. Wormer, T. 11. Gladatome, sad L. A. Chmmieroonow. Per 117100 time plat, the West India party have been dimmeerlng to aerie the sanction of the government to • 'Weer* ocheene of imenigratiou entbrocing Indio, China, and Africa. The late Colonial Mi nster, Lord Stanley, gave hio assent to the scheme, coder certain conditions which it is c moldered di not remove the °bislang to be urged against the oymeno of imenigroi ion, as it is at prevent caromed. The local governments of Brash Guiana, Trinidad, and Jamaica, whim upon this suction, have resolved immediately to ha qrt large number of immigrants—wane 8,000 being already demanded for in) two former coluaim, Grenada sad St. Lucia —while the Jamaica Asocurly has recently pared en tin ware/ion Bill, which is elated to be Po objectionable, that if it should receive the royal anent, there in great reamon to apprehend the reeinotitut:on of slavery under another form. Ihe main object of the deputation was to obtain the &sal -10.15ef of this biP. Sir E. 13. LirroN, having listened attentively to the state ments of the deynta•inn, said he had only just renewed the memorial, and the rut jest wes one of too ninth importance fur him to repress an opinion upon it 14-hend. The tanner should, however, not tail to receive his met serious cou elderati.o. The depntalion thanked the right hon. gentleman for hie courtesy and withdrew. (711011 LAST NIGHT'S o=l=7lo Dowwuw-enrirr, lax. 12.—Tee Queen hu beta oustinre the colonies of British Columbia and of V S Zee i eter's Island to be a Bkhop's See, to be styled the Biehoprk of Bril telt ColambiA ;" and to *print the Reve rsed George lIiW, D.D., to be ordained and consecrated bilehrtp of the said ave. Wurruum., Inn. 22. The Queen has bean pkaral to meant the Reverend Jaws Macdonald to the chuck of the exited feria:tee of Derive and Dunikkity, the prestmlary and i elstre of luvernek, vaunt by the death of the Rev. De aid Meckichan. late urinieter thereof; and the Reverend Joke Colvin. to the church of the united pa. Mabee of Ktrkinabreck and Kirlidale, in the presbytery of Wigtows, and itevrartry of Kirkcudbright, vacant by the death of the Reverend John Muir, late minister thereof. . _ FORZION.OFFICE, Jna. 24.—The Queen hes been phased to approve of Mr. M. B. Heariqueo as Consul at Arietable, for liSs Majesty the King of the Belgians. - - . . COUNCIL OF INDIA.—INDIA-OFFICE, lAN. IR.— fg I. bss a ny nori6.4 that, in cumpliance rub the enactment' unstained in lbe ninth dermal the se of parliament. "Foe the better government of Ind*" partied in the .eeeion holden In the 21at and 72nd year of bet. Majtety'• chapter 106. • meeting Nee held this day of the Council of Arta* fur the purpose of electing a member in the room of lbs late C rplaur J..ho Shepbsrd ; and that at such meeting Colonel floury 11.trion Durand, C.B , of the Bengal Easiseen, yea duly elected to he a member of the said wawa. The Rev. John Cambage Thompson, of Beverley, his beat elected to the ehsplaincj of York Castle. IiSATII Or DAVID TOO, EttM.—We regret to have to senounee the death of David Tod, Eeq., of the crulneat ship-1,104;a, flute of Tod and Ild'Orrgar, which took place yesterdey anemone, at his residence, Ironhank, Patrick. Mr. T.. 4 heti been confined to the house sincoThurolay with en attack of dyeentery, to the effects of which he yester day succumbed. Mr. Tod was burn In the neigh bourhood of Bridge-of-lora, where be reemesseed Ntle fs the cense - II of • working raMwrlerlet. A tede kw mocitmees, which could sot bs saddled to the Inceilly in •birli he was tvo n,ht up, ieeneed bur, at the M. of alone eightere, to viot Otavitow, In ardor 164 be might have sa *punttunity of • vied a euteou-cottle. • csain.fty In his early d a y.. A stay, vhf h wee at 6r 4 in teeded to lest oely nattl he 1 a 1 scansions! Maisel( with the direile of Chet awhile. *Alit !tee. of !wipes:l% worked such • WOIIdeTtLII row 4u , inn in ti • outaufscturing sad 0001111•TC1.11 world, we., however, prol Aged for many years, and tor ✓aluated only le hie death. Shortly eft.* hie ertio.l Onegove, he entered into the eniplt rem& of Mr. David ' Napier, of Laseetteld Woke, in which he continued in the, capacity of foreman for. hod period, *reforming the choirs of Ile sitestion with rare ability. While In Mr. N4pter's empioyeeer, lir. Tod node the oc ',vanishes of a fellow workless, the late Mr. )COntdor, with whom he anemia& saterod into • peenerellip which lasted for upwards of timatpllve yews. Tod's epeeist decortment lo the Ora wee *A et essiererlar, while ihe abipbaildieg wait cow &NW bylir pirtaw.— role , rhanopton CArovar. 131TIR'AL PALACI. SBILLTMO TtlleAhr, JAN. 11—Adaissicas ow st, 9,136 ; alb bY Ewa liliebb wre ; loiel, w7l COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of the trade was about as usual earn Wednesday., the tone quiet—prices of most ar ticles not materially altered. The supply of home-grown gran was small, and the arrivals of foreign grain tom Lon don since last Monday were small of wheat, moderate of cafe, and large of barley. WHEAT.—EagHeII sold slowly at last Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered in value. Ftora quiet at last Monday's rates. BAILEY dull, and grinding sorts rather cheaper. OATS quiet, at lest Monday's currency . BEANIL—Little &dog. at last Monday 'is prices. Peas very dull, and unaltered in price. FLOATING Cgunoze.—The large arrivals at ports of cell last week, bare ceased for the present. Since last 7o w ntra: only 7 grain-laden vessels were reported as staved, viz , 4 wheat, 1 maise, I barley, 1 rye. Very tinge transactions have come to pass since last Friday. On that day were sold 12 grain-laden cargoes; on Saturday, about 14; on Monday, about 30; and yesterday about 8; all cargoes from 1,000 to 4,000 quarters each. There are stall about 55 cargoes off the onset on male, with wheat, maize, and barley. The prices paid on Monday, and to day were, wheat BerdtassA, 42.. 5d.. per 49216 e. ; Galas, 395, per imperial qr. ; Egyptian from Ws. 3d. to 27a.; maize 27.. to 27e. &I. per 4801 b.• Odors, 295. 62. per 4921 b. Barley, lin ail, 21s. 4d.; Odes., 21s. 6d. per 400 1 b. Oats, Odessa, 19, per qr. all C.F.I. To-day's sales were 2 cargoes Dari, at 225. per 4801bs. Braley, Syrian, 19e. 3d. par 400 co. wheat Mervyn, 275. per 4801bs. C. I. Lth.tehia INTO LONDON PROW JAN. II TO JAS. 26. 104tbli Affected!, the.. Tore: en. Mime O AeIW 4;0 I : no :: Web 5lO garage Igoe Mow, ; Tanks row. D4i44le. la *Oki: MINCING-LANE.-111.13 DAY. SVOLIL —The market is steady for good desirable qualities, but other descriptions scarcely support previous Mee. Re fined lumps, 6.3.. to 611. 6d. COFFEE —Fine native Ceylon sold at 63a. to 69r. ; low common, 441. Neitglierry Robba sold at 71s. to 80.. TEA continues to wear an improved appearance. 12it. paid far 0.311111.1412 congott, and now quoted at 121 d. to 121 d. per lb. Rux boa been in good demand. 300 pueebenna of Demerara sold at 2a. 2d. to 2.1. 3d. ; proof Leftwards, Is. 7d. to le. Bd. Rica—A fair amount of buitteas done at previous rates. Pinky Madras sold at 7s. 6.1. SALTPETIII.—A large buinees has again been done. Rs trawls 9, 405.; refraction 61, 41s. 61. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS PAT. The market is Sim:—Town tallow Is quoted 624 64., nett cub; Peterbborg. Y.C. on the spot, 63a. 61. • Jan. to htarah. 43t. 61.; Muck °al .63e. 9.1. to 61e.; iprtl to June, 625. to 3d.; October to DeoesLu, 62a. "buyers." BOROUGH HOP MARKET—(THIS DAY.) Masan. Pattraiden and Smith report that there is no alter• anon in the hop market. Prima are folly supported, with • good demand fur fine hope, which are very sours. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Bunk'. Malley, 15a. 61.; Wylars, 14s. PI; Remelt 048,134.61 ;Walls End Framwellote,l74.; Wale End Helton, 18... 61.; Walls End Comp, 17s. 61. ; Walls Es.; Heugh Hall, 174. 3d.; Will. End Tees, 18s. 61.; W.. 11, End Whitworth, 144. 6,1-23 ship, at whet. The snspetudon wee announced yesterday of Marrs. Bryant and Davis, general merehanie, with ii‘bili tise 'unread to amount to about 16,000!. or 20,0001. FIR R. PEEL AT TAMWORTIL--On Friday morn ing Sir R. Peel attended at en examination of his school, in company with the Rev. J. Mould and others. The pupils showed the greatest proficiency in their studies. This school, as many will remember, we. established by his father, for the better eduecion of theme engaged in Weds sad arrival. tore, end is doing a greet work in promotion of that oLject. Prized were kindly distributed by Lady B. Peel to the deserving hop, end cakes supplied for their refreshment. The 1411 annual general meeting of the Tatoworth Library and Reading Emma was held in the library of the Institution, et noon. The chair wee taken by 6:it Robert Peel, Bart., kI.P., the president of the institution. The report end accounts were adopted. The oemmittee of management woe appointed, and the various °Mears re ' elected. A vote of thanks was moved to Sir Robert Peel for Iris present of hooka IS was resolved to bold the ry,irtee in connexion with this Institution as early se possible. the pre sident end his lady to be reqnested to afford their v.du ible aid. Oa Wednesday Sir Robert Peel attended at tie En dowed School of Kingebstry, with the other trustee., for on examination of the pupil., rad their entertainment aft, r emade. The school WEI examined by the Rev. J. 31,31114 vicar of Tamworth, and evidenc-1 the great attentioo pelt to them by their instructors. Lady E. Peel was surrounded by other ladies of the villogn and neighbourhood, faciu!iug the Roc Mrs. Adderlev, and the children will long remember the greet kinderes and attention shown them, as well as the abundant and excellent provision supplied for their ennutrin meet.— TrolrerAampton Uhroloic'e. A WOMAN DETOURED BY Rave.—On Tlrm day morning, in a barn near HebdaU Bar, on the Gnat North road, near Newark, the body of en old woman partially de voured by rate WAS discovered. The woman's fate was literally e den away by the vermin, and at the time she was discovered the animals were devouring the inside. TM body of the poor woman was not identified at the time. MSTROPOLITAN Fits! 110SPITAL, LIEVONSIIIRE- Onuses, elev.—The aggrtgate number of patients relieved during the week ending January 22, wee —Medieel, 749; surgical, tbl ; total, 1,2e0, of which 330 noel:4a awes. T , i