The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-22 00:00:00

PRUSSIA. The Nord of this day has the following telegram from Berlin. dated yesterday : " Last night on returning on foot from the Royal Theatre, the Prince of Prussia slipped and seriously sprained his left foot." At noon to-day the follow ing bulletin wee issued t—" The swelling and pain have diminished. Rio Royal Highness has passed a tranquil night." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mom ova owa PARIS, &NDLT 1T771,44. A report has been for some time current in Paris that the hmlepessafasies Bilge was, some time since, pur chased by M. Fould, the French Minister of Stabs. I have never hitherto alluded to this rumour,becanas I habitually avoid mentioning, without good authority, any assertion likely to crests a sensation, in thi ab • sence of circumstances making it important to lacer tain whether the fact alleged be true or not. I have, however, lately heard it positively asserted, in a quarter which I think ought not to be discredited, that M. Fould is, if not the sole proprietor, at least one of the principal parties interested in the lade romisswe Belga Assuming for a moment that thi s Is so, the following paragraph, in • Paris letter in the number of that journal of Feb. 20, is carious. T paragraph to which I allude is thus worded: Sat la spite of all the symptoms whke are swanned by British maceptibility, excited by some ill-tined (Wears two) military dantonstrattoue on this side of the Charnel, It is net yet doebtsd at Pule that the bill will Married ; and it It be nos that M. de Pinnigey has meekest ankle to demand his passports., in ease the till should meet with a check, it seems to be tome than sew •et to be feared that diplomatic relations between Trance mg Ragland should be Interrupted, and that the cordial narkeitanding which exists between the two governments amid cease. I would not wish to attribute any undue import ance to the above paragraph. Even assuming the report to be true that M. Fonld exercises a predo • signaling influence over the Independance Beige, it would not follow that the particular pos tage cited was written with his approbation. And even supposing that while it was taken for granted in Paris that the bill would certainly pass, it was thought expedient to colour the affair in the above manner for the world, the French government would in no way be committed by the statement, and would, I can scarcely doubt, think twice before it recalled M. de Persigny from London. At the same time, as there is a great deal of reason to be lieve that the correspondence in the indipeedestee does very often at least, if not always, express the esoteric views of the French government, I cannot but invite attention to the singular expression "ill - (ixtvapestire)," as applied to the bellicose military addresses published in the Mueitsur. If those addresses were disapproved of, they might have been called improper,, injudicious, if it were wished to use mild terms ; or stupid and inflamma tory, if harsher repudiation were thought desirable.; but to: say that they were " ill-timed " bears the interpretation that they merely let the cat out of the beg too soon. I repeat that Ido not think the French government means, and I would farther say, that I believe it is not with all its legions able to go to war with England. The above insinuation, U—which I admit to be more than doubtful—to have an official origin, expresses probably a feeling rather than an intention. I would say the same of the hint that Count de Persigny would withdraw from London if the bill were not passed. All such statements "sown broad cat" over Europe setve to confirm what was stated in the British House of Commons, that Lord Palmerston 's bill was brought forward under foreign dictation, and that having made sere of Lord Palmerston, it never occurred to the French government to doubt that the bill would pass. But now that the English people, by the votes of their representatives in parliament have, to the astonishment of the despotic govern . ments of Europe, shown that they will preserve the old independence of the nation, notonly in spite of foreign governments, but even at the cost of the sacrifice of a popular minister, I do not at all believe that the French government will be so silly as to act up to the suggestion of the IndApendance Beige, even If that suggestion, when it was thought to be safe, did emanate from the Minister of State. M. Renee, the political director of the Coutitr- Simnel, publishes an article on the recent vote of the House of Commons, which is not of much import • IWO!, because he evidently does not understand the parliamentary importance of the adoption of Mr. Milner Gibson 's amendment. He says :—" This motion, as the mover himself observed, does not Involve the rejection of the bill ; on the contrary, it asiolowisdiee that tlie house is disposed to remedy any defects which may be proved to exist in the law of England regarding conspiracy." The writ er i n th e Conslittaionreei . . orerlookathat Mr. Milner Gibson said that the adop tion of his motion would not " necessarily" imply the rejection of the bill; and when he intimates that the house wee, " on the contrary," ready to pass It, he ignone the fact that the amendment, as well as the speeches of almost all those who spoke is favour of it, implied that it remained to be shown by evidence not before the house, that the existing law of Ragland was insufficient The Cometawlionwei there fore thinks that Lord Palmerston had no enilleient mace to retire. This supposition of the Constitie- Gowns' is shown to be ill-founded by the positive news from London of his lordship's resignation. The article concludes by saying that the partisans of the motion will probably see at het that "Lord Palmerston had good reasons for reserving his reply to the Preece government till after the law , WY voted." Is thi s a dark insinuation? It at heat bean oat an weertion made in the house, that there wee erenething very " mysterious " about the esgetiatione. M. Dapin, the Proeurear.General of the Coast sr Gamation, has written the following letter to the Oisatitsif Weisel : Pula Feb. 20. I bon mourns es year jeered le coalesilet a piece el Wm sew, the yobilemies of Ake has WM me sues& Maly. hapowilmer Ada he am lino hue Yea a peer deal Ise mash mem et am pfelente tar *I Vmil M Pods Ire M. Durk. silt. Is sisal M many Wis." Those air barm my lee elk my Ins fir bur, sad my deep reeved for her asimary, ask 1 bqs b.. lime tai menelos tor a mosmad. 111s1 M order this as ass SW be ailed by It, 1 Adak it neesemey at once to glee the and yedam rontruhresra to the delement. Ileedve, Duns. Lad tie English ILI A should ruppcee that the Preeemerez..oeueral et the Court of Cesestiou lee Aiwa tie high authority of his sanction to the general proposition that, because a man has had the ealdertune to loss an estimable wife whom he loved basely, he should never marry again, it is necessary to add in explanation that M. Dnpin is seventy-live years of age ; and that, although he does sot refer to It in his letter, is a circumstanoe which probably wry greatly 'tree/time his other ramose for re mising • widower. A young man of seventeen, a musician, named Charles Lefay, residing at his father's boom at 40, Boulevard de Strasbourg, appeared yesterday at the bar of the tribunal of Correctional Polies, to sewer a charge of an "insult against the poem of the G ENCE. her Majesty' Wei rewire/1 at 3 p.m.: 6, Fie. 16, 1848. 13th Met. She weary. pd on eh* 14th )1 has army to a to that tiros by r thrown forirarci A constructing vintiornota of that 1 required bridges tohilcund. ✓id and inspected rture for Beretlly, purpose of deu ✓ Khan Bahadoor ,ot intend mining hr mein,' fraw tett down by Der ohileund into the kth January were driven tack term co, it is said, ander and that this chief i of Nagotee. If i of columns from ere will soon Do an een Captain Mont lice at Ahmedang. strict of Chan*lore, Main Montgomery. me wounded. and Alexandria by 20th February, at so. +, Admiral. Elf. received ►t the lA, Pas. 16, 1868. Suez, and brings ted the rebel [at] heavy siege train he would move with Jung Saha- leoember. ed on the 6th of Yeh was taken sent on board the [Awls, Admiral. SPONDENT.) 7111.110KAPIL) IALTA, F[ A. 21. ; Hoog Kong, ha. trades improved. creased confidence. 2d. to 2a. 21d. ports dull; freights change, Is. 01d. to lemand. Exchange, Alum done. Ex- following telegram 'orfu : NDRIA, e leave to-day with 25th of January; and Hong Kong, ler-in-Chief's camp ed the ricer, and Teat number. Tilt 1 Sikhs, had boa It from Midnapore. n•at ()ode Zemin condition of I- x were taken pri- ',ha Inflexible, and g to tho city. it roiled." TFS. vsLvoaArz.) vv.) trool, MONDAY. ming, having kit led at Halifax in ria arrind at Now Atlantic 'mold sat I advertised. ttootioo. In ti. House of Repro too proposition to 1 p ton CoOiltitUdell The result yes ing a majority of received, showing tr legislators sad in Kansas. Maas frantic cities in titation. non affairs. ottrins werr clear r administration of domestic news of the Seaside swam peading difficulties se firm and tend , Erie Aare , . 25 I is Central Boo* ; New York but were 4:stea k/align Etrhallie /ant and higher. Ile. Flour firm. Boa firm. Sarre Scotch pig ma, Id (mettle& FAX. t Purtland on the New York on the to were active ea ling. 11 ie. )10- and 10,4001. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1858. Emperor." The proceedings being secret, the words constituting the alleged offence are not known. The prisoner urged in excuse for what he had said, that he was young and experienced. The court took into consideration this defence, and only sett- Wooed him to two months' imprisonment, and a fine of We. M. Cremieux was absent from Paris when Pierri selected him as his counsel, and it is now settled that M. Emile °airier, the member for Paris, will under take his defames. BELGIUM. In the Belgian Chamber of Representatives, on Saturday, M. Charles de Bronckere called the severe attention of the government to the conduct of the Belgian Consul in London, who, he said, bad carried on a " disgraeeful traffic in passports." The Minister of Foreign Affairs said that measures had been adopted to prevent the Belgian consuls from deliver ing passports to foreigners. The Belgian Muniteur publishes a royal decree remitting, on the occasion of the birth of the young princess, the penalties inflicted and the correctional condemnations for different contraventions of police regulations. all the cirotonatanoes, the better course would be to egad the osse for further investigation by the wort sad the peftriory. The grand jury that retired. It was statist that an wee talanded to be wade , to postpone the trial . Glover, late Y.Y. ix Beverley, for miademeanour to the next send= THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION-HOUSE. Therms /ray was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged under the following drcumatanoes Mr. Ford, &eased victualler, of Walbrookosid—On Satur day the Asindant walked into my house drunk, and be was offering tenor for sale, sod waa using very bad language, which was particularly offensive, as there were young woman in ties bar. I told him to go out, but he Wooed in the moot insolent manner , and threw down his tracts, and challenged ens to ow fighw orth 6a. t. I len went to put him out, and he broke a wind _ _ . The defendant—l went into the house to sell my and he seized me at once and thrust me out. I was sr I t t as man could be, and as my tracts fall down, I merely wanted to be allowed to pick them up, what he got up and shoved ins out. He had no r ti t m o put me out. The Lord right had you to go Into his house and uset "r— latignage in the presence of the female in the house P You ought not to be allowed to May In any house whim you cannot conduct yourself decently Wore tamales. I'll line you 458., end advise you to keep a civil tongue in future. Ti.l Campbell was charged with having stolen 51ba. of beef in Leadantudl-markst. The defendant, who ham been long known u a skulks, about the market, was seen to take the beef off Mr. Je= counter, and was taken into custody by Ramos, the officer. She was sent to prison with lied labour for seven days. Mary /Me was charged with having uttered • manta , lint half mom and Sono. Mr. Herrin =orange mereltamt fa Alhpalm add—The wi ener called at my shop to pumbeee 200 euemipm sag beaded sue the counterfeit rower Se he theca. I penteleel theit the money was bed , end ohm scene oonvomitime with her, I called aphosesen, end pre her into custody. She had Waisted upen my returning the money, and I re fine:l, and she amid she waver had given me any bed money. The mother of dm Omer came forward and unarmed cold sz The s = Mayor laid he did not think the woman had any notion that the money wee counterfeit, and discharged bat. .GUILDHALL. 47 Brews, calling himself an:agent, was brought up with obtaining. Is. under false pretences. Elizabeth Porter said her husband had been summed to the Sheriffs court and when she attended for him she found the cue had been called on and an order made. While waiting In the court the prisoner enquired into the circumstances of bee case and then said he was a solicitor and if she gave him Is. he would plead for her and get the order reduced to Is. pr for it. month. Shegave him the le., but helied done nothing The prisoner denied that he had represented himeolf as • solicitor, and said the Is. was given to him for his trouble in the case, and not for the purpose of pleading. He never offered to do ao. Aldermen Fimeland said it was quite time that the prac tice of harpies Qs the prisoner preying le the poorshould be pot • stop to, and he therefore the prisoner till Wednesday next, and mid he should direct the City solicitor to prosecute. SOUTHWARK. TUC NNW DITOICII ACT. A «Akita, attmdd baton Yr Baroham In tee warn of the day with a respecnbls-looking female named Bell, re siding in Bloadotrost, Gnat Dover-road, to appl= order to protest her propety, bar husband having her, and kw • hog time neglected to contribute towards her support. He informed his worship that his client married In 1848, sad at that time her husband succeeded to his father's Mims la Union-wrest, which on very horative, end bad ben sucoessfidly carried an for many yews. Hoverer, his habits biome so very dissipated, the ia a vary Met tine he lost all his bugle's. Hs was Mind sgeda by bur Made, but he disposed of onorythhg, sad Misled la lits Lead Trowsport Corn, and =W to no Odom Oa kb mph Hood with ilk awl mto week, bat aswor entalbutsd a farthing Womb bee l a de eltildisn's nippeet. He ha hsr in amiable lset, to sway ell be could, eon the maw for he eat Mies swte, end Mt hod mot won bin dace. His earth itleMe wen now willing to pat her is a way of ea beim to support banalf and ohabes, bat she for pealselion of this and wider the Blot macs of tkr sew cast. - 117e, - . Mites Mead wee an eirained, sad dr depend te Me bon anderl by the mobeitar, and ebbed On bee hoar, at Me dee*. IA bat bone property bildedll b : elect lOW. per It wee neared to der by trustees, her bnienl bed thiestind bat it dee did not baud olvr tho panda i Idn le wad Y diedpatka. Ihneben told bar net bee Jun tentiosed esered bar In • therehre l Bs pennon awe. 111 e ss trenria yawn by bar one Gennep elan be Het Os bane of Ibmiture lad been by bar Maids ca bar secount. Ms. Dent snail Intim tie bed ne tealbtre beim ter bedmil dewed beet _ _ _ As Toped lot do Md. Nr. %rim IRK ,that It woo not a ow of dmortfos tridch moo Naar dr /waft of the Act of Parllotratat at moat. He woo tom for him 8011, bat he could not groat bat t. rit. ardor. MOOTING .KUIDZR AT FARNBOROUGH. On Saturday night last an occurrence of an ap palling nature took place at the village of Cove, near Farn borough. It appeared that en Saturday a number of young cousitry felloesof the agricultural clam attended a club meet ing is Cove, alter which they adjourned to the Plough Inn to have some retraluneute Abouttwelve o'clock a quarrel arose between two of them named J. Rummy and Wm. Goddard, and they got to blows, and after fighting some little time, the later drew Garth a kid* and not only stabbed, but ripped cep tb Admen of his unfortunate opponent. The bystanders weeeperikely horrified on perceiving the entrees of the un fortunate Rummy protruding through the wound. They without delay removed him to the Plough lan, awl a aellkel gentlemen was at once sat be. lady however, wee the extant of the frightful injuries he reodsvd, that to poke; his Ida was beyond all human aid. He nem railed, end &desalinise the moat intense agony, the as emanate Maw, who was about twenty years el age, died et three Webs& ea Ileaday morialag. Boos aloe the fetal harm had bass indicted, Goddard and two nun who hid acted se se wed. In the fight, we apprehended sad conveyed to the poiorstation at Odihani to await the result of the corona's inipsest. IRELAND. THE TRIAL OP THE 13V. MR. CONWAY. -- DUBLIN, Baroerai iyzwnio. At the MWISM lV wort at Quell • Ben& Me morning, Mr. O'nepa defied be eall Whir whom* tor the da ises, ma to the mart Ow liberty tot his learned Mead, Mr. ItLrret, to @Mem Os jury. The AMoneeptienseei emend the applicatioa, and there hie se loseolart dim 4 Weed or England, the Child Jolene robed the eoplioatteo. The ilelliterAimil then roe to Wren the court la =0 melee ovidomen the The lersol geallesee's speech WIN of Ationtoy-Geosrat's The Chid Artie* Ma eannted up, eaealeimg if. Cliatp et threectedeek. . . — tielay — went seaninthia ex • bag tine, sad at 7 ne compelled is unity the court that then yr ao of their einnalat Utak" then dratneleares the Lord Chief Janne dia dinged the jury sad thus this preset:sine, ordered by the Hone of Constras, ended. The French Academy of Moral sad Political Balsam at it aline ef Saturday, elected Mr. George Grote, of ImMhesuereepondieg merle for theme:ion of General sad Mse•Odoel Rimory, la the room of Loud Macaulay, elected farde rs umber. His Majesty th e ' of Sweden has presented a gold medal of meat to Mr. sari Bradbury, in acksowledr seat of his wermiel skificaike of the art of nature WeeWe regret to teemed the death of Mr. Alexander Black, the minmal andthece, ed Edinburgh. Mr. Bloch empismil ill ,iess allillimi Irk at hif-put one o'clock, having; lb stk year. The 1 and Jams, of Whitby, coal-laden, mad hem' Bealsem, 11011114111111 la the Mitt of the 14th, thrum Bealopie id Oath rye preelemly touched ou the reds of Oa, Blue Nes. The taimise, bb erVe, and four es%en sd r Ye the heatowere mea Asmara picked as by eme4, sad Laded at Itodogsm Semen =re, of whom her wen convicts, caceped an the 17th from the prim of Viand, knocking 7 5 doom erumal poles u they forced their out. An mama tom has beta sent to pursuit of die tine. A Haneser or Fra n .—lt is that the arpsame of preemie( the dhuftre die Royal British Beak, the whale of whlak will fall Mimi, urea the mm try, ea eariantely amid 20,000 i. ek F. Taeelg.r, It I. am', Pa IA/1/ giro with his brfic sof estimirm o f 100 phases esii dug. The ether cowed Ike the throws ate heeled with emememmilug liberality. Bit F. 14112" . ths hethe amend Ir is Boa. br. Stapleton, had IMO with his OAT rehethere d 60 edam mday ; EVre juniors hed WA marked with sio ea 100 gime tearatioely riteshers to Erepperlisa.-04srew. TO TIM 'BOMA OF to Yarapse.—Loadon, Feb. 20. Sir,—My Duos has beta wrmgly inserted in the Melaka lit of latmday rasing ( to Murder). I um re minded as Luker voted is the majority. I did set mte I st an. Perhaps will in kind .sough to cornet thie..—l ass, Ea, J. A. MONBY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoac Great agitation has prevailed in the Chock Ex change to-day, owing to the ministerial crisis coupled with a variety of disquieting rumours. Heavy sales of Consols were pressed, leading to a fresh fall of about i per cent. An important rally has since taken place, but prices are still quoted at this moment i per cent. lower than they closed on Saturday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange a heavy fall has taken place, followed by a partial recovery. Console for money and the 4th March were first marked 96/, and, after falling to 96, " sellers," are now quoted 98i to j. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96 to 97 ; the New Three per Cents. at 97/ to 961 (last at 96i); Bank Stock at 225; India Stock at 222; Exchequer Bills (March) at 225.. pram; ditto June, at 225. to 235. pram. Foreign studs are in many cases weaker. Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale as low as 991; the present quotation is loot to 1, being about; per cent. below the closing quotation of Saturday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. as well as Spaniah, Portuguese, Sardinian, Peruvian, Mexican, and some other descriptions are cheaper. Sales are re corded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account (26th of February), 103; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 80 to 821, ex the Deferred Bonds ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 19, Chili= Six per Cents., 106; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101 to 1001; Equador New Consoli dated Bonds, 14 ; Granada Deferred Bonds, 6; Mexican Bonds, for account, 201; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 82 to 811; Portu guese Three per Cents., 18,53, for account, 46 to 461; Sardinian Five per Cents. for account, 92 to 911; Spanish old Three per Cents., for account, 431,43/, and 44; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 26, 261, and 26} ; Turkish Six per Cents. for account (26th February), 1001, 991 and 1001; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 101 to 1031, ex div. ; Venezuela De ferred Five per Cents, 131 and 121. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentz. opened at 69fr. 20c. for the account, showing a fresh fall of about 1 per cent. Leas uneasiness seems to prevail in Paris than here. By the steamers Fulton and Canada, 112,0001. in specie has arrived from New York for England. It is creditable to the patriotism of the mem►ers of the Stock Exchange that, although the temporary check to bushman involved in a ministerial crisis cannot but be detrimental to their interests, the vote of Friday night was celebrated at the opening of the market the following morning by several rounds of cheering. In nearly all other circles a feeling of satisfaction has also been strongly ex pressed. The extreme moderation of tone by which Mr. M. Gibson's amendment was characterised has evidently won for it the adhesion of all classes of the public. At the Bank of England on Saturday the applica tions for accommodation were very scanty. In the open market the rate of discount for first-class bills remains at 21 to 2/ per cent., and the demand shows no symptoms of revival. It may be pointed out that political anxieties are not likely to disturb the ex isting ease of the money market, since their tendency must be rather to check trade. About 20,0001. of the Californian gold ex the steamer Orinoco hes already been taken for the Continent. According to_preeent appearances, the remittance, of silver to the E ast by the steamer which will leave Southampton for Alexandria on Wednesday next will be abort 300,0001. The Northumberland, from Melbourne, which ar rived off Falmouth on the Bth inst., reached Deal on Saturday. The 187,8241. in gold is expected to be de livered to-day or Tuesday. A considerable portion will probably be purchased on continental account. The imports of the precious metals last week have again been large. Our list includes 403,0001. by the Europa, and 2,0001. by the Kangaroo, both from New York; 11,7821. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula; 111,0701. by the Orinoco, from the West Indies, &c. ; 1,0881. by the Speedy, from Sydney ; and 2,8101. by the Indus, from Alexandria. The total value of these arrivals is about 832,0001. In addition, about 80,0001. in silver is known to have reached the Thames from the Continent. The weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London comprises 22,978 ounces of gold and 168,315 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 128,0001. The particulars are as follows, viz.: Gold coin, to Boulogne, 11,240 oz. ; to Hamburg, 78 oz. • to Rotterdam, 460 oz.; to Bremen, 1,200 oz.: gold 171125, to Belgium, 10,000 os. : silver coin, to Rotterdam, 152,800 oz. ; to Boulogne, 3,400 oz. ; to Hamburg, 116 oz. The Tagus has also taken 3001. in specie for the Peninsula ; the Atrato, 16,8001. for the West Indies and the Colombo, 217,4681., nearly all silver, for the Bast. The ascertained shipments of the week, as offi dally reported, are thus raised to about 362,0001. The private remittances of gold to the Continent, however, are known to have been very extensive, comprising the bulk of the imports. Letters from St. Petersburg mention that at the brilliant ball which was given by the British Am bassador, Lord Wodehouse, in celebration of the nuptials of the Princess Royal with Prince Frederick William, the Czar himself was present. The rest of the r oyal family were invited as a matter of course, but the fact that his Imperial Majesty honoured the entertainment with his pre- genre is regarded by persona acquainted withßiuman customs as of considerable importance. Russian society will now feel around that the relations be tween their government and that of Great Britain are now mally restored to a cordial footing. Contracts for a large quantity of rail for the Russian railways have lately been made through an eminent Engliah house. Sir George Grey has presented to the Hones of Common, the petition, signed by nearly all the leading members of the Stock Exchange, praying Ithat parliament will sanction the clan in the new 1" Bill for the better regulation of the corporation of the City of London" which provides for the abolition of the broker's tax and license system. The pre paration of the petition has been princi pally s.. the work I of Mr. H. Staples, of the Stock The directors of the Bank of 7..;p7%it .. ve issued their report, which is highly satisfactory. The net profits for the six months ending the 31st December were 14,2121. After setting apart 2,0001. towards the preliminary expenses, and 5,0001. to form the nucleus of a reserve fund, 6,5621. is appropriated to a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, and 1,8191. remains to be carried forward. The opening of the Cairo branch, hitherto deferred, is now in course of arrangement. The annual meeting of the shareholders is called for the sth of Marsh. The directors of the South Eastern Railway Com pany invite applications for 1,000,0001 of Guaranteed Four per Cent. Debenture Stock. It is hoped that in this way a considerable portion of the company's debenture debt may be absorbed. The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Rail way Company is called for the 12th of March, at Glasgow. The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Tele graph Company is called for the 3rd of March, and that of the Genesal Iron Screw Collier Company for the 27th inst. lIATUNDAT Ivisrpro. The signal defeat of Ministers in the House of Cosmos last night has created considerable excite meat if all City circles—each a result of the debate not having been generally antieipated. In the lib* Exchange, what, escalation for the ries, based upon the abundance of money, has of late been predominant, the effect upon prices has been very unfavourable. The lands opened with an unsettled appearance at a reduction of fully # per cent. from the closing quotations of yesterday. At one period a fresh fall of 1 per cent. was quoted, but when it became known that the immediate effect on the Paris Bourse had been • fall of only about 1 per cent. (the Three per Cent. Renter having opened this morning at 69.75 for the account), the English funds became somewhat firmer. The latest quotations, however, were still per sent. below those of yesterday. Nearly all other classes of securities exhibit a fall. Indian rail.. way shares, amongst others, were depressed, owing to the prospect of the India Bill being lost through the break-up of the Cabinet. The sales generally do net appear to have been extensive, and were prin cipally to close the accounts of operators for the rise. At the close' ll the markets were dull in character. Consols, which closed yesterday . at 971 to 1 for the 4th March, opened this morning at 961 to 97, fell to 961 to rallied to 961, " buyers ," and closed at 961 to 1. The price for money is now the same as that for the account. The official business report is as follows i—Three per Cent. Consols, for mo u n c e e 961, 96, 961, 981 ; ditto, for a ccoun t (4 t h M arc h 981, 96 1 , 97, 961, 96/. Three pe r C ents . R a d 971, 97. New Three per Cents., 971, 97/, 971, 971. Long Annuities, expiring in lan., 1860, 2 146. India Bonds, 325. prem. Exchequer bills have again declined. The March bills were dealt in at 235. to 255. prem., and the June at 245. to 81e. prem. The former were finally quoted 22a. to 265. prem., and the latter 245. to 30s. Foreign stocks were generally lower. Turkish Six per Cents, were officially marked from 100* to 101 k, but 101, "sellers," seems to have been almost the lowest point touched to-day. The closing quo tation wu 101 to k, or k per cent. below that of leeterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. declined per cent., being last quoted 104 to ex div. panish Deferred Three per Cents. closed at 28k to and the Passive Bonds at 61 to f. Sardinian Bonds were firm, leaving off at 92 to 1, and Russian Bonds showed great comparative steadiness ; but, with these exceptions, the market was heavy. MINES-THIS DAY Two &Mow. The market for British mining stock to-day is quiet. In the Stock Exchange Lady Bertha shares have been dealt in at It; and Wheal Edward at 7t. The inquiries are moderate, and the alteration in prices generally unimportant. In foreign mines there have been transactions In Bon Accord Copz . ei t hirm a , at to prem. • English and Australian at It ; St. John del Rey, at 13 } ; and Cohn , at 42 to 411. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchanv yesterday East A lfr ed, 24, 3-16; East Russell, I, 1; But Trends, 6j, 1,4, 6 Gawton United, 18a. aA, Zia., 21a. X, 18a. 6d., 19a. ed. ; 'baton Down, 61,1, ; Lady Bertha. 23a. 81., 26a., 21e. ed., ed.; North Levant, 34, 1,44 R North Tar', 22,.. ed., 234.6 d.; Par Consols, 211 ni 21, 211; Padnandres, 165., les. ed. • Pandora, 3t, 1 ; moor, 6s. 64., 7s. 6d. • &Artois* Consols, 315., 335., '3ll. ad., 325. ; South Caa'darrow, 4e. ed.; South &matt, 10, 101; Wheal Charlotte, 34, 4i; Wheal °rowdy 325., 33 sy s.; Wheel Mary Ann, 471, 4, 48; Wheal Ter la wn, 211. At It ea What Seim. a dividend el 61. Mr thus .2,4001.) air deciAred on the 14h 15.. _ . At viz ot 7. M. per *ors nu tondo 0* I halL At Wheal CU/lotto, s call of t. lld. nor Wane um on f.th mode on the 13th Inst. marzare IN PaUBlll4. A letter from Konigsberg of the 113th gives the following details relines to tha Weida duel : When on the I Ith Omni de Maws presented himself et Trenton, sad Comelier ;Kaman refused to receive him, he risked to speak I. Lientennat Jaclunann, who can ductal him to his retie and node Idea ett down. The gene. rat aimed whether ft yes by the order of his parents that he bed refired admission to the home :to his (the gen/ran) me, and the lieutenant replied in the *farms' ire. The ge neral that asked whether he (the lieutenant) shared in the opinion of his parents In the matter, to which the lieutenant replied that his opinion had nothing to do with the affair, but that as he was Interrogated oa the subject he was bound to declare that his views on the sub** perfectly coincided with those of his If that Is the case,' said the &mural, ' you are an infamous wretch, and you shall tight me to the death,' and he then retired. The lieutenant laid the affair belbre the council of honour of hie regiment, who for three days made vain efforts to bring about an amicable arrange ment. General de Plehwe admitted the oorrectnees of the bets advanced by the lieutenant, but refuted to come to any understanding with the council of honour, saying that, as a Ipmarel, Its knew what he had to do. A dud with *Mb at tight paces distance, look place on the 16th is preseam of Captain de Behlichtbg, the second et the general ; Lieubmant de Lehwaldt, mead et Y. Jarimana ; lad s council of honour cceepooth of In officers. The general advanced to within two mots of the barrier and armed. Seeing that his advemery did not move, he called 1 out In a loud voice, • Lieutenant lecesim, what does tide sera ? Ido not sadenind yea man In.' The hea -1 brat shook his had, bet did not mon. 'thatintea,' aid neural, ' I beg yea to idyls the lientamet le Ire: As Jaehreann Mill remised metienlsee, the emu& etheread that the genera might fro it if he chose, awl he did so. The ball whined kb stimneirys bank thefts the lower jaw, and pared net at the seek. Afar eteggeriag for a meareali, Jenson abaned a few pen and kid. His bell mired the hurt of W gateral, who ill dead on the spot. Ivey one who had ban merged is Ws seixtunatc sitar readred barge to the modereake mad etodliatory spirit evinced by Lientamat Jechnenn." Samna BETWEEN HARE Afro Niw Yoll. The Aferatar costal= a deera approving of a coaviation entail labs heaven the Mahar of Flamm and the ma ettlis V. Karam and Co., known = g tbe appsflatka of ties llaio Maritime, for three lines of treasaUentic packets. The ocmapeay engages to work kw twenty ran, subject to the sinew and comationa ast forth is tlwi Ghia dee Marisa, a lime of dam-boats haat Havre to New York ; a line from St. Mash. to the Anthills and to Aspinwall, with branch lines to Guadaloups, Mexico, sad Camas, on condition of the payment by government of an annual subvention of 9,300,0006. during the whole tars of tbs contract. The stun of 600,000 fr. par annum wW be de ducted from the above ronvantion until the line on Mexico shall be opened. The President of the Board of Directors of the Orleans Railway Company has drafted to the minister that they would give their co-operation to the Unica Mea dow Ti HYDE-PAIIK " DIXONSTRATIW—On Sr tndapistaleg, who. the mud of Pam aides divide wee Mews, bilk sansmasi "la gemerre el that podded Mika el the 111.1111•1 resat elandead," were her =thmeg/tribt tegirde, ed beds. tido gemetrugmele were reeked pithriley at all the midge in the pd. At Qum oab 'clock, amine, the hour Azad kr the illemeratica, its endement appeared so wed ham OM these were e,so legs pods dm road shoot the park, at it wee at till towed Ago delakthsta large masa% psetb of warm piribm, sad pay d the diger dumb id p se ter le warm • Soder " denenthrelim" %spa le sidedde. Amer the young " Dedgethe" it Ihelelit km, diem god sompe of every pile ed eia, the lege et getle gad cadetion grew with the lame- sumbws t re = gad realinesd 11.11 in aid and pildng poem with tarp ad ins... Is their rel, too, he the ems of nerds gni mar peerelly, they poun dm NOM M er it rierehle mingies et that dm, sad wit d h I =Ja dedeel le be FM& dr, sad One asseedisly. With rad die. akelatides dined la the ol or two cabs ad amigo that 1=1 , 1 4 e the wir ziag e = rod the did supper= tion sad his simileme=dl sad heated ▪ thm whit dry Others, too, were hark loiloottl e. ";sMon they were sap ped to be dim Paimnamtha et Prate geleethee, bat eddy Mae the ritheads fa the park were bar co etle =il.=seel thst amp to mad it which give Mt sma en At Isel, how ever • uZirpory d maid pies ware of fie, who node gas or twit snub d the met complement swept Y the age, which thea giddy dread gad amid beim • boatel d aeso mei gremelag Yee ticstel thdr ova rerber. Fier the radar sr the ad the my Is dish it ray lasallel and Medd ler poem, er id at tad edge le de is.. par sipsedot est whisk, pm, as It me. ad mid to wt - the eirleg arca* it wdm that • ere in redid am meW ow tine Mee deed the perk el the wide andis.—hest. TEE Fain= POUgll.—Let may thaa read the me noire of the Doke ed Berg, mad he will id the rest omits Meth et at the Mightfel Mist %width the spirt aspleatie meg add la Tare &Mg the pm of the nape. Threaded every gi r mi tie 7 the semi end. enter- Ira Inn millored, to up %l a ir d iderrebah dem, es Is speed my ihs mid el errate met C/ to the hneed ga moy el Ned as Ideas the trim ihe le skid ahem do grad 416- 14k4 istamity whisk eta be meshed im ray pegged whim the diet is ha des to sat dad the ohs* d ccesimee. Aar voids, in the rem be Irk thr • wirshild ewer the ewe = lll 4 dime the he itehmte. pet ea le ismer% W add by he e impied • latewrige d thslr reek : " I hod duly iIIiNOVIIM thst the rest pewertel Ingivernt ea ray arile YmYso was to Wei miry *mat kid gad May he. gented, in the MN to that it bums On 41411 lased dr eel diet cl these prim. Thine mid* p li n ceumileg by sash • mid ; emil daft et cm did say ssilpeintiga sprat the st=ll4 l" er ani Wei denied by thininsitha 4114011Slig la secret vim' Pith it the teat the Deis d ;re of the wey did he Imbed the vy grim belt • edam O. Pig s di we ega hem the Fresh piles gatherithe 4 the pesed e e ha tee grn tiesonl::: mem y in mob, mo w. el dr edge the pm lad et mad dr dr data. Too Main or Miciaoron.—The wag omootittom le him dime Y 13spre by the Gee& mod in Ledo:—" I ham get Mom in Mena yea dm the weeks medssiglma by hi Kid • gorreammt de the ple deuriming the teaks which rpm% the d (liegrepiat) bola &soda, have OD bit OM mods bowleg 4 th teems, or about 14 - ii Nek pi tread et tim. la sesordens & e with the d Os law dUrd , ink a i ms p a w n 1811. 11ree side, esespdag am-dwer, wit have Y pay dm the de of 10 Isar pc tea hip le 10 teas ; bored Id gad up Is dilleee et the de el 110 lapis a the treat br pad II bee ;to the flat to up 100 et the rite el SO him • her 101 th WA Ms 4 the tete kyle; gad 10 bps 'per tom ea the imp dr 300 mg." Num Pariortiow.—As a proof of the intermit dm the Yids addles by the shish ga tbs whim It wee Memo thin the dim (the Deppr ie lies co es Mks, do PAW ILisp, Orme Lid rod rat sessompere the misters et the hay te id the up alma dews the rine to wt stilts end the et= the reeks de lisp weir se sow mg psaalie, pm Wokeday 544111:648 bury melon was her to fumed at the the as! lo levies by Am toms ; bat, pow they were ever pearered by the lege sisal tits meth, g a d the beau in th e eared ad sidles edge hr. Houser, we Mk the geed lerdliont in Me kip Ihr the deli, at rot this km wish • pude thee whoa we aged their anighres we will Pat them from the 3M AF. Omar', sonsigrairiov the LAW 1N T ELLIGEN CE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Sittings at Nil Plias at Otuldball. Balm Imd Campbell sad a Spaded Jury.) ROYAL BRITISH BANK, DIOETZ DAT. TN' 1011011 V. 11030.111 T IIOWN, NOWA= BIDAILL lillT DITSZTII• MINION 1101 LAID NAITLIT 1111/1. NllOl, WILLLAX DAZE= 0111 X, 101 l STAPIXTON, AND NOOI DINNS OAXIIOI. At the sitting of the oourt to-day, Lord Campbell rid he would adjourn the court at half post four, but during the rest of the week he would sit as late so the jury and mimed desired. Ste F. Thesiger said him lordship if he had formed an =se to the admissibility of the depealtions of Mr. taken before the Vice-Chancellor Kindereley, on the 21st March, 1867, under the winding-up. On Saturday the defendant/ counsel objected to this evidence. Lord Campbell said he had very anxiously considered the subject since Saturday. He had also had a conference with four of his learned brothers, who clearly concurred with him in the opinion that the deposition of Mr. Biddle, wee not evidence against the co-defendants, but that it was evidence against him to show his knowledge of the elate of the bank's affairs bane and at the time when the alleged comeginey took place. It wee then errand that the deposition should be copied exclediag the portions affeeting the other defendants, and prodneed be that shape at a entesquent Mr. Faddism mandaed by Sir F . 6 . 1 4tedger, eidd—ln March, 1866, Mr. Brows made at • court some obeervatkne ea to dame 71 of the charter. This was during the time Mr. Cameron was absent from illness. There were present Fuddle, Mac Kennedy, Kennedy, Brown, Cochrane, Spins, and others. took plate between the 16th and the en 16th Mr. Brown mid be wished to call the attention of the dbletors to the position of the beak with reference to clams 71 of the deed. He stated that `his view the beak had already brought Itself within the provid of that clause by the lowa which it had susta and the directors were bound to call their shareholders together. He added that he wes pre pared to prove that statement. A director asked how he could prove it? He referred to the Ices which the bank bad, by its own admission, "attained in the Welsh works. He went on to state that the bank, not very long beiire, offered to take 44,0001. for those works on an offer of Mr. Domain to find • purchaser for them for 36,0001. He also referred to • more recent transaction—to the sale by auction of the Welsh mina at the Auction Mart—at which time he said the bank had fixed their reserved bidding at 40,0001. He also roferred to loam which the bank had sustained by Oliver, at Liverpool. He said that, under these circumstances, the director", if they went on, would go on upon their own responsibility. He added Ware Ins that he wee not prepared to trattorias the responsibility, and ho protested on those grounds against the bane of mew shares. I was then asked a question by Mr. Alderman Kennedy. He asked whether if he went on under these circumstances the directors would be individually reeponoible. He asked my opinion on that point, as "elicitor. On the objection of counsel for the defendants' the learned judge held that this wee a privileged communication be tween attorney and client, and could not be even. Examination continued—On the 15th May, 1866, there was a meeting of the directors, at which were pressat— Boded., M. L. Valliant, Macleod, Owen, Brown, Cochran*, Kennedy, and Mr. Cameron. Mr. Camerae mid he wished to call attention to the 71st dame, and to move a committee of the court to inquire tato the affairs of the bank in referenoe to that clause. Mr. Cameron wee in terrupted by Mr. Spew who exclaimed Ma rem " Yon are always throwing that bug bear in our ears." Mr. Speas's name does not appear in e minutes, and perhaps this oc curred on the Bth of May, whin his name is given. Mr. Cameron said he had beta requested by a dine tte to bring the matter forward, and for that Urbe had already meede same inquiry. Mr. Spew ihe had done so it was way wrong, and he Genii sot have the beak's interest at boort. Thom the maim nisi, there ball no distloddea is Men to the subject. (A istAtr, dated May 16, 1566, from Kennedy to Cameron, wee beam put in.) It asp mead some dean at the retirement of Mr. Spina, and asked Mr. Cameron to stele how fir he thought the dinettes would be maqweenieed by the Iron worZ w er s if by Mr. Mliregor, Mr. Offver, end others, and if he the =ads of beelesss jute fed them In gots. as Ida the (The wears was odor sussiostios when our report Ise.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (13don Mr. Commissiceur Goo Dam) This was the cortiTkai; rasatTie the ere of Thomas Hawley, grow, of likcieftisew aail dumber* The debts were 6,71111. • am eels shoot MOM Mr. Mr. Manholes siring 6rthe orgasm r A several larva creditors. Ths Frei* sharps emir the hank rapt was, that he bid error huge gratities of ode d ban the berrepre, ea tie reprosnr tits thet be wee rhea, awl had • reeiddieeolis morphia. Pant of the pesseds Odor goods be bed to pay mot Is a bast assent to shish he was owl bed thus roducad bis debt fear 1,0001. to 4.01. math of his berraptcy its had opined raw sooonsis with Messrs. Illserldlos sad Co., and Moser Tied. and H ub er wirer& gropers. At that the. he had dlahen sa sad had beta ord. He anted on fire shop is radars.poets of tows. Thor tk be bed large bill traneacdor be ladhope no bill book, bat prehrol to have recorded his raring" on • slip of - parr • but ao such memorandars was hercoming of the bah rosining at the time of the beabroptey. His Honour said be was Informed that it was the practice with many Orme to asks rank attars on slips d pare, sad roar tbs. afterwards, either by thornless or other partir tto the bill-book or cash-book, the Alper paper bring hin &sherd. Mr. Hart (reit to the official regale) said he Mord that sours was wirer with • view to inve oxpear. His WAIN" sold, whatever night be des objset, the practice was • most irregular ono, awl one white the oourt was boar to COMIIII% llr7Mettiewe selithat la this ewe, a* a week Wore the dot= the tombwpt eras wit • ereireeset of showed servi .1 1,8101. Ws wee dew b l :Ztlie. whet he celled Me photo Mee. Three weeks later, at nest* d .diary he bed thr_rwtrkti] 10 Wa res a mortals et MIL M pro, sad rehrwares bat whitest esswillg. Whlelle gnaw dub, the teak rept's ha les way MIK his wpm were up wards ellk i lllll., sell Sere woe hoes of 2,1131. Mr. Menem elm assail kr Mr. Drake, whale! broker, wf Ktewhirrhoe, a emeMer, ea mak Use .am. grout& ma allied dam Kr. lielthase ; on behalf of the bankrupt, urged that Misr °myth, ea bradawl seeemetally firupworda of thirty pen. thin iris as prelenee At cborphig him vatk *wad. Ha bed nay deas wird was comma be most near, ; he had Igen tee ample • view of hie own affairs. There wee as disula be had a surplus in 1866 of from 1,600 L Is 3,0001 ; and notwithstanding sub asquiedy Mime Meek ; he Wilt bly believe lehneall eskrost mill the i. seemant. Si Imet stock 16thm, thensh ilkalises, woo ad ; k. 101 only ambled than.. Mae width he dld set spa* le be mini me le pay promptly. He had hen grandly li hairs; omil as seas as be po knew Ids nue be earl Me penthesse allether. The weft node wen mods 4 the mune = he of h had ie hniese; tithe had beta so "bypath. :Itln the lisidoeshle phram; .11 the goods s deur Vi t t la hie trsik or were found on • sholvee at the In dm owe of Kr. Henke oar Mena bad hem by • long course of &Mktg, eatemineg ever sem yea., fn which ell the goods were A I fir, and set hanz ed particular reprematalios. hove payment et a midis lbw; mid his Il r ! li em st that time that he should he able te beep his prenthe. Hie Hower debreadjodpmeat. Zr 11 WILLIAM mat/.—DIVIDIND. The loupt, was • groom, cif Haneer-street, Gravamina. He is than ` scra et Jonathan Hills ; th e bunker, end hi. Mem is 'Wafted he this of the bank. HU aka on almost 8,0001. 'lfs MAIM la upend to be 10a. fa the mama. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TM DAT. The seesell mien the the month of Pebrery, we His with the usual formalitke, bin the liTea the Lad Mayer, the Reeordwr Aldermen tharbr_ , nal Hale, Mr. Alderman sad Midriff LaWIMMOIN Mt. lberlif Atha, Kr. Under-Sheriff Parker, The bst &Mika of the Winder ontains the wore of n il & =in Methane to the grand Jury said that win to dm short period that hod eloped thus the adjowev meet id the sew there thee berm eases am real to be hreeW e Op& nen wen ilwee limps ~be Ha aeitselise id Immo bet they wire s& be wee bow le sty, sem et madeisedat e erg War el them will be onseil es the aim el VON aeorder. Ohs et the =emewer sd Ilts main* to. preadult wits et rad it aimed Sid dessert wee He wilt dee paly esseeek idd II& they were bell ta s site et mass • greed tett slam &Ow wtdch the pimp elm& lbe ftstesti red the only ipseliss fir Hs the et dr bey woo. mbar& thet Waw wee Os errs et deeth. It &Hiker two mem ef nemnalmebbter. aim the to& quedles tier would bore coasider wen, whether the bi:i t us t s l Ml:4d tir the socutsd pe t s. red whether thou tee. of death, and if these bob win tit would be ewer dely to Vie MIL Tien were two damn ot =3 with kithell 416 bray berm is sae of whitit &at wbf• &a Foamier wee going to his wait. be tradditely MIME abet. and arm his inquiring the sembrel pia ►the bed titillated the Was, the re ply be ads we Oat be had mistakes Min kr a bath It ay =bs that lie please shaver& cedecede ass ad seas Wand% sad the susioe be the mad Jay the otepreset wes the sunk of at big ihdY WWI be "Men COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. A moderate supply of English wheat from Been and Kent was sold on about the same terms as on Monday last Foreign met a retail demand at former prices. In some Miaow).* rather more money was obtained fog Soar. — Berle? was, in conaequence of a eeed demand, worth la. per qr. advance. Oats in fair request, and 6d. dearer for fine &ecliptics& Beans dull. Peas steady. AIISITALO INTO LONDON TOON 7Z 11 TO FM U. I 0 .,,,,... MUM. Marley. AWL Oafs. bras Per AVM. a 1%1 a Ti re sa bd.. — 111 .1 40 16 Paden lllOl 3117 .... 11010 $0 lll 0 ........ ::: : 131 tt. ° ll l4l . Pell.: 1. 13 6 7 "... 1171$, 411 171 1 ::: issl .ww. UPOSPKI . lIDIDIIID-1 4 AN11..—THI8 DAT. The following public. sales are averaged for to-morrow:— Sugar. 400 hbde. West India, 8,600 bags Mauritian, 1,000 bags Bengal, and 4,000 bags lladres ; Mies, 860 asks Ceylon, 1,200 packages Mocha, and 400 begs cae ; cocoa, LOU bags ; saltpetre, 800 bags ; dos 1,000 bags. The private contract markets have been steady, but gene rally Inactive since Friday. Tna.-1,000 chests oommon congou sold on Saturday, and sales to a limited extent have been made to-day at that pries; but very little oSering. Corrow—No sales reported. Ou.s.—Seal, pals, 891. ; yellow, 331. ; brown, 2W. to 301.; spoor body, tlin. to 811. ; headmatter, 861. ; cod, 301. to 301. 10s.; South Sea, pale, 391. ; olive Gallipoli, 601.; Spanish and Sicily, 481. 10s. to 471.; coooa-nut, 40s. to 424. fd. ; palm Sne, 88s. to 89s. ; linseed, 28e. ; rape, pal% 435. 3d. to 445. ; brown, 395. to 395. 3d. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAT.) The Mirket in quiet. Aasezed are the qoatedose : Tows Tallow, 62e. 6d., - cash ; Peterslivog Y.C. cot Ike got, ; February and Maroh, 62e. 9&; Apre ark Inas, 6 2 .. Id.; October wad December, 61s. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Nock on hand We day DsMiry but wet LtJar ...... UM 411. as. 14 KM ;I rnw 4n:117....k .dr sear f Sra h l lad 410110017. IST ego. The whale fat ant indir tram 04tos ; and 100 fp:saber Oman 11•101. 9.10 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARHET. (THIS DAY.) Ws hare a few more beasts than cm Monday Ink and Sr aseregs quality is .Tory good. Trade is dull at Mywa numberThs of &sop is about the Fame se of t aa. lt is Monk to realise lan Monday's qnsinkas. Trade is slow for rains at Friday's pion. From Giamany mad Holland than an 160 beasts, 200 sharp, and 72 calms. Scotland, 660 boats. Ireland, 330 beasts and 100 sheep, sail 2,600 banns from Nab& Ind Suffolk. Pamirs dna. al al 43404W/ft& al aa. OM Os% Eliedsti 4 0 4 4 oripmaji . ..s.••••••■ • t • • IMO iarsa I 10 4 • los 4 ismed "ft 0440.. 813 0 De. ..., 0 4 • 0 Imo & MOM * QOM/ IS ale s. . Mob 43 sae. 3.4•41 Maw //1114 . 11611N; * WM. let: ten BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. lifensrs. Panned's sad Smith report that the nods* Is yary firm and Isis prices supported. BOARD OF TRADE This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month ending the Slat ofJanuary,lB6B,were finned. We subjoin a statement of the total declared trains of the exports of British and Irish produoe and manufactures during the month, including only the "enumerated articles ": For the mount. IBM 1857 1868 Including the " unennmerated articles" the agg NI. pte exports stand thus : roe the month. 7.,9114,786 1867 1839 A lad navy, FRISCH RAILWAYIIO—The fallowing ate the lad roams of tin gram ronlra of tiro prbitilpel ?mak following boa Feb. 6 to Fob. 11: will= 7 lkraselowle. sli erio g bZM 44l. NL lITIL6IOOIIIII II =os, PANS le llorems.—Prows49l,lll3f. :4 4 • 6 •__ MO W * ; " 61 ' 14416 t... 4.1144 . 74.1. YAWS. --- 41.412-CSOWS MT. SkruszaT, Toy. 20.--Aiwitabw• .I" Emma, 542; by nose Yobs% 1,417; Ash" 10UL