The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-26 00:00:00

Ay, JAN. 26. alicitt of Royal quarters of this limn and mat. duns they wore =tli• Pis of IE4 • 11 7 B sEgsaat- Misaissis. et this huh Thousimi nomani am he =r em Is db. wirol=baz Nam mei m. pi Or! mom terthommed• I Ma eft yens Ma • SWUM. B mit Gomm. is ▪ Iho 14 8 1.1 both bur • moot to the amber at ides this day, sad I the royal wed sad dora y. daos, aB all 'TB, IL3t. to Hunt this rtahry, hem the C. 8., is to M Ord Hiskgssisis. Pew, ern b lis 'codsowan, sf Ilasporariss rele sot withse do him did mg maw Is 11114•••-.- , no Winn Am hie yen& Ifs owl mos—is • position." UT. Iwo &early W tho !though the room el quotation.' wall Clear Cy awes es cornet oar on a Peas Mgr, but arise the emoted 0 to 1 Ibrothrz to L. Re mu oho to • to 1 ow lam the P Darb. Gi ll = l. OS is IMO Is hitW is Taw the der woo es ice. to Antilop (t) tor, 3 yes, tit di or a Wahiawa. NAB. (t 4 to 1) to ilitsedOomes (t) j...k0 (I) sad of) Happy LEW (t) ro to Z= this ins& wrisq. to 'mho ussad Ua. arl r•port, which of 1837 gizty-two dial GM MI have n an, 680 orphas• `tea 101.1 •anal noodpb sad R laat secceiztt of 2,61471. 16s. ea -1,1091 11.. *hick I • total of 10,8754 10,001 L 17.. Sd ; ▪ milldams 8414 •414 K Lk. ; thapairasom of array. day of the to admit two mon r iattedad, oakum tan. the nwort, ',- their remote bad reamed acconooods tolnitt look with me of their revenue. thinks were griven inetltotke, said to election of the ciaa- Saturday week lair, for the m eg of Sir Hoeg is the &Awe of of Mr. Vincent rarset for 9,500 i. e vinyl, of King at troprovementa, I crown. Conthetitionxel, g a moo of Wor t tho Conaids dos eing to bring is a melon of partia- The Unitas dc tonem of France, he number of pa- It it sal to Is, lion for the Ifoly of ell make of It the price of end 3ffueelem. While t ie itoputtaTh'ble not sboold estholine r emu; brothels? t and economical, how sdvantageous robe..., of their I represents ar uld display M e ne MA, of the bloat Ind sympathy smil *r effected thee by Gt.—DREADFUL r7HL C Chl mailed From Nevi Aware of °Seem Fter the pilot left • to sweep over and awed to the pumps., lay after day, .rod 4 with cold. Not le men the water ak. The captain, to be increasingly largo to be thr .ent mei atkat a hide by mine circurn ditha Ignited, and, laid Saxe over the me mums. One .4 wider which the as occurred be was hers, including that In widoion to the The wen who w hom wombed and ppresching a fetal wavy, booms suf n tem the bantam sly bunk Duwe•er, board the roes pool as Iluaeloy sad at rrcT.—A e, monads, by lir. sacs with • regnW •et.t 61.04/NW ala Mid porthusemt to rs. It was =wag- k; e 'li-75--Did to °s is ra ly of a ler tice' t au7 roagoarsta. abaci head, lb. &trio- Arai tithe s ods of mho sng Mr. N. LAW INTELLIGENCI. THIS DAT. EQUITY COURT. (Wee TleoCheacrlor Sir W. Pete Wad) AIITIIOI Vs Xl73Liallia.—DlADv v. 313rT7.17. The Tlio•CheneMer his jedgmeat to - tar He tlrli Ms *lnifll, Mr. O. wee the antra of two works -" Wilhelm" md Joheerme," aid be the lewd 1111 for themieres =lt dhlimi bit was marl le Maim Om ere tem the allest et sa espeemeekdateil No re v o l ai llMC rid IMS met, erre d leff. is hie eme. balms lea sod lis ilehmard, r to the prilrelba ewer bythe union Of or of limes wain, "P Wigton." two edi tions, sod et Ito Mr, "Mires lerwrear four di tire bad bar aminera wee the he wee marl few thither Mesas should ho= emd that the pram* Memo bit and the d le be beret le •de m The gar meth, el to, be bed to drendas we, whet was the that of then two agreements. The theirposnent retied to " Peg Wang- Wm" mod it wee wry sheet, mei the meleriel porta Sem r Mews :—" It b agree that the rid Ilehere TWIN shell Mil`at his am spear soil whit a week at peommt Peg Wipe; imi sew deireng she pedals stem wis Wend the Wipe he pining ger, _slim triesere, earma, it my, mai ether iletilet VIM% bakalbe the seseemee et 10 }X MIL IN the raw mewl et the ere kr armeiskat sof tisk el bed Mis t the Profile tesairag of wry Meet tist shall be r ri the work are le be Oriel Ire two egad gra re Er* le be the mid Miss iris, mai the tow to the rim Mewl Bentry." Now, with Os this egreimmt Woe wore or or two etaMeenis wome arbiselly_ =pert sad as to Mire Owe iretn i e we The kr wee am to the swigs war deigyeW la the ere at " ewer v. Carr Ore was Oho e,ipmeeat of as edition the mere of lAA& we to Is opeelly dada, mad h wee held that the anew should at peril soy work :a weepethimin with that writ be bed a erased. Theo there wee the ere of "!morn v. Wearg ;" bat to that are then war rather more works and rather more pricalemity then to the pa tent ens. The ens Thiel he bed was bit Tea et ea tatarsikto tourism. Ham there was se image mar ef the eopyright. la " %ohm mod lleanine *bar wee le pariah st re own tisk, and tbe sar red to mid Ma nit to the parterre at sari Satan oddliket. La We saes the t EW, the he pabliisr &odd parish at l=a lmi rlek, wil eml tie - pear of sway Mir were to be &Mid to. two opal mate. It we seremir at the pert d the pride thee the mblebai war i the prier et a Ample rid he wee or et that eaila 1111•11111 me the pabWia rte a di which • shore iseer el met TYE was essiniedi then el taw part of As ani dot the the* dM ate smear to amignment et was as besessehis Isms! to Friend eassof "lteeimadlieeday, wh was here lira, wee delerwimi on s MOM Wati, heady, trig Mr. Zeds bad rimed Mr. Maas, pis a arra rpm he the Ingeeellea be • new ears, and that he amid therells• holes with the primes' of that oildos. Dot sr the pis Wit rid, " The coreer is that Iva ers to pablia—aer dry is fader The you hare palibier raw we Miles, mil emir Intairre with tha paidemitho et that or mg sear *Mks rid I hare satereed my wake isimeine the amempatent helms we." Ile appernbi tbot, esestess le law. foreash" ale was • pmemeel siaped, ad that bribe Mr. sworn , r eety et Me oar rime it. U Mr. ware lbe le ay at any tre be thought " I sea nee laths le ortinue the pub- Mellea,"—thet word Is a ore trUmmideruble harip yea the ones,, ad it sari be well eels out that that wee to. netted betel the art wear eery it out. Then nee, Wag sass; Mr. Herby elelmed tie right to he the Wee, awl, se he wee to ism Se ewer and the risk, it the seemed ressemblegr, *et be sherd serefepeeperthatethet right, and easP W e We sdMie right_ et M whin it wee sheolabe - unto; but I be ass sd thst debt the sadist weird to at a erk nod Mr. Beads word nellwally be read to be Muni The the pha lli sired that be bed meree i r em eee et the wide et • per gam sad ad be net le cf the greet be maid Is delve law sow, airs as deleare se to as smipalgli residasi the ewe whore the type mike the book wee pelehr meemide or est. - TM wawa ems le We—ethether them we tor Menke ed writ the apennma sear be eintrated, sr OA sutra mar weleered to that mere of hardship to which he had alladed. He Stogie that wha the supers et NI sr seer had bun resodganef ma miler le ea ethami, mil to ivy tali the admire miser MA AO% led Me Lace of the eat hint simeryped maim se dilleenes, grade being swirly at whim tag perbabe memier hod lea sena of toyOr the egnmement sherd be si an awl • sad be did not thrk that the hare to print ma p & • Mawr that so far it wee nunnerynunnery he mod pla as nt for the tarrying on of the joint adreters. If he were to eta sep Mew eereaction to the the maw maid be had Ned the publisher emit be Ile riper thst the relenet shear ire been Irma • as to be se emoselbely dory war weld love bees easy tee semi eebtaids to the Is bart der. He lel same le the ether orsionlan that plewar wee ,rani to • derimaWle ert he was ai Miry to detention the coarser abed Into Mires bin awl the War et the 3rd November, 1852, and Jeer MA with regard to the pulgiarts et " Peg Wolligion" and nubile laut•tosi" r eel ben the Osieber, MR, the date of the and; emd thet the mraW wee or enilthd ender those agreemerelo part say further edam et the vii work/. The ma neat pmoartt be eakesr eggae et the Ned baser: g dm bream the d , butargle woe est be at thettV beetthu emi e wry way with the ate ef the e worm at the ail werwpablkied prior to the 6th at Ors her, 1867. He snafu reser farther imerieseisa, with liberty to both perks le apply. The dire to have W new up to the boartag, but no eutmegnmi ears, as he thee& both artier were squally at Melt la barmy es egreireat which was a difficult to conelew. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Sitting' in Banco.—Bator. Lord Campbell and Jading' Cols ndge, Wintornan, and Crompton.) btAINTOM AND 07111/1.1 F. WITILOPOLITAX POAID OF FOt[•. Mr. Besideley moved for a rule calling upon the Metro platen Board of Works to show canes why on should not be given to the plaintiffs for injury they bad sustained by the construction of a sewer. n• sikh section of the Metropolis Local llemegemest Ant directed that coropeasation should be gives Is whit bed suffered damage by lofts of wets, caused the can structiou of works by the vestry or district . In the maw sae the plaintiff. had been deprived of a amply at water from a pond in coneequence of the district beard of Lewisham having mode a sewer in its ininasdade vicinity. The court granted a rule alai. MOWN a. lIIILOWII.—WILL CASIL This action came on for trial at Guildhall, betas Lard Campbell, but was tamed into • special case kw theeplaien of this court. The plaintiff, the *idea son d the Wee Mr. William Brown, brought it. aa heir at law el len Mbar, le recover posseestou of CLff Hosea Y end land helmet*, thereto. It appeared 6thed iii . wwi when at Tans. with his MA, mu a will la 1814 la width be placed him in an unfavourable position. Is UN be be mat recoactled to the plaintiff, and duly easealei mother will, the true at which wow wanly Abr. out ban the thee It also to mew Isese m ocked the format well. The testate dower& died, and the amend will could not be bead, a/ though march was wade for It at his beakers', sad every other place whin it wee likaly to be found, but the first 1,41 was dis covered la his coat pocket. The plaintiff contended that the win of 1846 was revoked by that of 1866, and that as the latter could not be *sad, it mut be presumed that the testator had destroyed it ; also, that in 00000errqqnonce of the second will sot being forthcoming, the deaaed died intestate, sad that be (the plaintiff) was entitled to be Wt in as beir-at-law. The (mentions mimed for the decision of the court were—fret, was the will of 1866 moveable by parole evidence? asoond, if so, was the will of 1846 revoked thereby ? third and fourth, if revoked, did Mr. Brown die Mutest*, or was the will of 1866 operative on his death The court Intimated that they thought parole evidence was properly admitted at the trial to prove the second will. Mr. Knowles, oa the pert of the plaintiff, then atdraned himself to the other points end contended that wader the itis father. cirennataaoss of the case both wills were swept away, sad of that the plaintiff waa entitled to the property as bier as law - I[r. R. Civic wee bard .as the other eide. Lord Campbell we of plaices that the heir at law woe entitled to the jsdircomit of the court. There could be no doubt that evidence was properly admitted at nisi plus of the contente of the first will. It was the common use of a written internment which had beet lost or destroyed, std the retie which allowed secondary evi deco.... Le ri esti in ouch a OW applied to a will ae much as to any other sentient document. Then. if estiondary evident, could Le admitted, It was Imposable to say that the person who bad mad the document onM not Mate by recollectioa of its eastette. The weight of the evidence was &tabor matter, mid It was for Mr Jery or the court who acted to the place of the Jory, to say what nitres should be placed up o n it. Th e evidence having Men admitted here, be had not the sintllest doubt that the arm rale we. revoked by the woad, and he was the el opineit time the feet; that it must be presumed that the emend will had best destroyed by the testator with the In tention of catcalling it. Under those dramatising the plaintiff, as heir M law, might to come in and harem...km or the property. The other Judges hint of the ate Judgment wet given for the plaintirks. U COUR OF EXCHEER. Ma T tiap 141101. —13.14 A, the Lad Q Chief Bens, sad bran Noe ls, WOKS, r Cb 111164.) MALL P. FIIATIIIMPTOU...447MIIIINT. Kr. Beres Martin dellreeed th ,gusett et the wart is Ihte er s• awe, Wash hed been dazed bra It seeks hid &Mod kedbt by do pima( a• the mama d • :=0 eeeeeer 011, the vides d bilk by ene lifessassa, mil dram by do r. CY. TEM RiPRRI3S, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1858. rendal%alk. el Ito Ifewolrgot, Noboru. Ms the Means Ina tint the easing tad amnia the la le ens Wale* to met angented, that Weibel Ind not augmented ft, sad that the SSW hem nainit It without esaiduretke. la order to robot tide the plaintiff nail entwines, and the Jury egad • man by him. Dames the resent term • rule wee moved hr la eat win We moan, =Ear a new trftl, as the ground miellnotton, the Swami Judge been/ named te eflow eal lor the do fe at te - address de r jury ea the Manse seined by as pinata Opine th• dasenfe mita that the Ili had his resolved Mani analtandles Ths net tote ten la gandite their inipont, of the peed woo • maw end ingenust en, awl wen mew et ad • rule mid, Wing ea Os *kW Mamiew ars why One &sad sot be • sew hi d, ahead a." sooordiegly. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. KAN SION-HOUSE. /emu Make wee eberged under the following etencee : _ A policeman said—l saw this man this morning, at eight o'clock, la wee • eoaditka as to be wholly unable to drive his heron Me twaabled from one aide to the other, and I took Id= tits easiody, sad sent the cart and horses he was driviai r lbs IFe The dedieslui—Talter was drank in my life befors, my lord, lan an seen last I ass so ~Asa the swab* Tbs hrerma at tae &haloes essidsrer slid tar am bed has la dr mask* of his amelsr Ike *Weis mead* sad was a nose sober and Industrious fellow, mad alma farefro- Okla vas be bl ceedfted. easta that he we in the statics-beam IS no ease* The Lord Mayor maid the good character given of the de fendant was an onanawerable argnment in his favour, depo t:ay as he appeared to be really sorry for having got Into awe a bridal condition. Th;tiellsodent—ii;Pead upon it I will never get into such a Mate again. John Salmon was seat/nowt to imprisonment for two months for having been in the unlawful pcomesslott of a est of Maar Cow wee ereitaaoed to im t with hard leficaer, br three mouths, upon the of having dolma a lhasdherehlef. He lewdly a:attended thet the gentlemen who accused him wee a liar, Ind laboured hard to persuade the Loed Meyor that be wryer bekany intention of Meiling anything. He INS staled by the gaoler to bate been frequently int =*, thin*, and to hare been in the habit of ddeed elf tat the most impudent maim SOUTHWARK. 1ILAC•11 WWI ILIDICAL STSTIIINTS. /ohs ll'Oarthy rod Oyes 111 . 8 wring were charpd baton Yr. Bonham irth aorta/Wag Mr. lola Franck and Mr. Arthur Jon.*ll, assdiral patio= onmactal with St. Thomas's Hoptal. Mr. Edwin, at te. Dom-rood, samara for ths tio h•daate. Mr. rim& add that eke* before one o'clock on the weft Rabewily bat, he was with Mr. Jarrell endow gewilemea anneoted with fit. ThemeWe Hoe= and newt the Law Seek haring jolt left • patient. tad stir good bye, Mary Mord en up roar Mewa.gewd, which induct then le go sad ase whit we lie mar. On thstr mind there they new • Amin um big eirriset tato ewe al the home, mar eenwded hymnal memo ; and while wltneee wee prim Wad, mime vie Mee, mid asked him to light. He winced to do ea, sod 11 ivied ant ci • house and sews idea • violent blow on tle bawl, which camel kiss to 611. Neel dm be tried to get op he we kneekei down sod kkissl, awl bed not one of Ida Murk fekked • ma- Maio, he would him been half-moldered. As it wee, he we as ill-ond that ha could not lease hie bed fcr twenty kw boon. In wittier said he waa only with his taw Itrails, er - I — "thew wore ell lobar. They did awi mike ear ails sr cad oat " Yin." Me arrault wee idle ve power& Ma Arbor Jarrell odd hi was with quiMr. Thais NA sir Aber marl giailimas. They MR Wow, beers bat led • palest. Whoa dry herd lir et arm is Mose pad they eOm, eat Menem redstest et lir lease rd atarletal amporrebei sr sok Ns. Ais. TY* hind br • serlehla sal se era al be err la *he Stereetalko via Miaow as ram Ind tried to get Me dr lame ara. Wilma Irma", mated the arelehie 6,0 a eat, mai he w Ors bie arkdy. Oa the way he be l llawheilleld'Omilty dna wirer on the die MAD bril 1a dr ef caradia 111 11. Oa the part el the Ma Mrs .id that the wee re ofprereta They aimed the ea = 1"Il ry 14 n et Ftn" arl " lisidety,"eal ea hi draft 10/414: IN what wee mar re areal sidere tad $ general row Mind. alai • get up • dude rid to coroberata his eaalturak bet tbdr rellerer wee es tortioleotory that Mr. Deeimi seer set pat earelleass ea them Hooe.sortir lasenrdwesay lla to 1 4 am awl WON*, 1 et 10 JIRW YORK 4ND RRIR D LAILITAL-(THIS AY.) This &Remo* a asstiag 1%6_1/Wish proprietors et r above seaway WO MK at tbe I,on Tavern, for the lennai a Maionnat from Mr. Chortle Moran, the fat tbe company. The drir air occupied by 21r. 017 "... zev Comrsitt. — the daitiliii,tit °rain the beim of the day, ob served that duo Mr. Mena bed taken ales, in Jane ket, be hed abashed the free piss mien, raised the hue where It could educed the con of smithy be dew, owl greatly man ragured. Mr. Mona • thorough railway reamer, mud was introdnat into this eamily the paellas of holdingPre w ed perky =maw and hubs H e iligendent audit, to be ap =tby the regthelera. He wee dee lOW tilt all ram lathe reepany's aqthel ebetholl ariathe from r tl e :creast• end he 'abject to their epprovii. He wee also inprovenant IS Oa midway or In its wall as to seeinigemed mi ltal the lb.& pregidelers s u gge st , r neeleenther_ tan lingleal to mast him in carrying oat Ow The eildrotaa ausilded by declaring that be led the endifrace in the eanner cial stability of the New Yak ail Erie Railway, which, he said, wee the London and NortilWeetent of the relied States ; and to dhow his siaostili in the declaration, he ansonseed that be wee ready to double Ma share in the en dovish's,. (Haw, beer.) Mr. lifeame we. then introduced to the meeting. He peened in maw the past management of the railway, ish :a4 pre • detailed amount of its financial dithenbir. he laid, with a little more guanaco from the English pro could be easily got over, and then the with its immense remotions, and its compara tive security from competition, would become one of the most profitable railway undertakings in America. The company wee commenced with too little capital, bat with the aid of the additional capital now naked for, coupled with intelligence, activity, and mum la the management, the line could be speedily e x from all Its difficultiee, and placed in each a podtion ea to make it y • • bandanas profit to all its and Mtin (The meselai ins preasailag whoa oar revert Lit.] DEPARTURE OF HIS KAMPF THE ZINO OP THE BELGIAIIB.-/THIS DAY.) This afternoon, at a quarter to one o'clock, his Majesty the King of the Belgians, his Royal Righter the Duke of Brabant, and his Royal Highness ths Count of Flanders, accompanied by the Prince Cowed, left Bucking ham Palace In three of her Majesty's carriages, with ea escort of Life Guards, and proceeded to the Bricklayers' Arms Station, Old Kent-road, thence by speciel train to Dover. DEATH OF SIR HENRY to record the death of Sir H. R. DukWield, Bart, whkit event took place on Sunday evening. Thor deceased berunat, who Irma 67 years of age, was in holy orders, and was Ike a keg period akar of the metropolitan parish of St. Martin-in the-Fields. By his death a prebendal stall in Salisbury Cathedral becomes vacant. .we bays The Friday evening lectures of the Royal Institu tion wine commenosd an Friday evening by Protestor TysisS. The subject chosen WIN the properties of lee, pertl y in relation to some of the phenomena of glairm. TAKINO A HAND AT WRIST AT AN INN.—At the public office, West Bromwich, on Saturday last, Mr. NW Janda Peontesy, the landlord of the Scott's Arras, Barr, wee summand leder the following rather minimise etrours stances .—lntipector Price, who ha. her keg In the force, sad Se stationed st Prima, vozor lie WA. travelling by the Scott's Arms on the lithe( hurry, Orr eleven at night, whoa, wring soar reteushirat, he erred the inn for snob purpose. Ti Ms inset wrier, he found in th e p ar k er a werrable ti.gamthrea plat ier at ars. Calling 11r. maylny Wh do you allow this," =th - e7 - aritace most be y arled, sad so it was. Yr. Warr, esiared for the dalladied i amid rat it wee wall ha ova Or Kr. l'essiney Iselsd his hear ia a wry peeper wasaiar, sr rte ihe parr cargo he dmiall thew lash matsausirg daremelasoes r met emir la the Weds dthe seggialemise moat Tie ismer' graissma dna oar Mr. Barr Crew assay yeas the respetril emir slabs Seers Arms. Yr. Crags stated tie ea the il te stasivzsvazy draw of the Bar Ammesistisa h suftess e the Preass the r ter oiler= was bald at Kr. Pear arg re eye. Teamed' era lag err fle 11111 gamer sward be arra erisi, awl it wee a het that • les hest Peaelaw hal asi a at yolk Owed@ In his brae. flowere, st re seliellelima mil garb he borrowed the Wired taceettra Is g= ha sa i whist MIS *Fig ewe* Ise glasses wham la walked the Kr. . Warr told the Orel in Binning bra, at the beta e aid parties be whir were Loki wordy, swi dad ersisbalso lad took a rad regularly at Ai liveurlis pm*. rear all et h brief ocasaltrisa Mr. larldi WI the renter was sot very swims, sad deirdent mpg a Iles of Me many sad the oats. —Divetityram Poe. U i „. S. IN les IN IN IN i I 711 I an I 1 a 1 1 1• a 1 1 SI K It. eit ii. Is. at. at. P. w . iii SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. The railway share market to-day is generally weaker, in sympathy with Consols. London and North-Western Stock has declined to 99/ to 1001 London and South-Western, to 49 to per share, and Eastern Counties, to 121 to per share. Caledonian and several other descriptions have likewiseven way. Great Northern remain firm, at 2aoper share. Great Western is quoted 69/ to ;Mid land, 94 to ; and Lancashire and Yoe , 93/ te,941. . • Ortind Trunk of Canada shares exhibit a consi derable fall. Some French descriptions, including Northern of France, are also sensibly lower. Most of the Indian stock; are cheaper. 011AgNAZT SLUM iltD MOIL Lavin. I Wain' Illes.Woh.7llalsiAN, War Ur Orr. Jeer OlioNr isl Oa* owl lierks ... ... Delft & ,sst Juadie Umbra Yews U.N., 011;6 A awe liblee. W Giz.v. - ... mi..... r.,04 Dement li See& wow& NMI el Ileetbse ... Do, I. Os. OWL NM W. (be.) Omit Wailers . Dia Dieu Valir;i ." Cluark. Lairastaz ad Wills De. Sow Di. ne . . - 1;. — 5Tr..... Ds. de. per Lokiss ail Illrinpall Dias Nov ..... i . b . s .- =ce lk lrlFlli WNW& 71.iiiisas -- 7. Imam h hroh ft ■ iligVam..hl IN W W ai • au Doilsm De. in& Daly, M. Waiir o LMlNsli SwiftDs ma ifiniet.~l Dar "lini Nom afellnesifolerd Karla North Dove% Ira Dr. • Ildurrad N. loolois—Bonnoit Da, Works Ds . 41. N.B. Mo. Ds. York North Loan Mt: , 117.1b .... Mia. I North INNtedohlri North Ihrtmsellt =4.15.11.1.••• ~~ kWh Weiss ▪ Tiekik.kkhor De. de. W= l.6 -• M▪ odeles k V.. Wilma*/ %Wird eihasod Wok Clorswell . W. Sod of liva.kljok . ll. Do.• kg. WU Ds./ yr &phi le D West Ds. YtMYY Ise/ 4p.sLl Demg.liel - 1 tAbw - .7iie L Amass. g 15.46 47. pw.144.1 De. de. - 114.1 Ds: raw 9.01 at. BMus Oils 4 pot OINL - . 100 O.lwaaralloo.4l jai S. Dna • 00~ p. O. 34 . Da.Tarid.7 p.4t. IM Day pot Oat-- —.. O Do. Ip. 4.00014.4. pa 00. 11.1115604. 10 he. i0t.0.140.(140)4p.0. o.4ol.lloloooftllpa lao Da. p.a. Nam Ps& Dow/001 tam. p.• 1114 06.440. Iszelmailp. IN Do. Imams. 4 gar al. all Do. Urns. Prot Droas all Do.ol4owPrel.lo.oo 0 Do. ds. Mfr.& MO Da. Dna& Om. Not. all Do.Outor 410.1100 O Do. Eta 4a. ..... Dw. ft. 40 Loawalroolo.loo.B4. 10 laa.6/01.0.14.00.1 ISO Da. Now Oa pot el. 10 Do. da. II par 010. 10 L.1411.0.00:1 L.DS.W.I p.e.OLIWo all lawkwilwroio4lo 10/007t11 1 - 7E - 6.lhiCi►Lai". p. 71: Ds. Do. Si pat Oat. ODOM Ons. tµ Nest De. Oces.lk.lii fps n peter Ms* oh, with I ra IWO Ma. 1 p. Dahl p OIL MI— NNS loll& N.Drt.-11orw:11 . 7 — oda D. eh so. Do. Lobe No Do. Tooli.Li twdmiltoe. pmts. ra Sto ozl. Woe. b WaL II p. • I letemonere...... ........ 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U N N II p.a. SW ISO Dolli...BiNa. MN .. In mom 11. ..... 81. TNIADUNANs.Iihdy 101 110. 1114 111 Us 11l U 2 102 104 IS 100 103 103 105 103 103 lo 1 ik.a. 111 IN Of lk $ 11 106 1 ii II;d 1 !!! gpslibl is a ae i SI li. 18 ICO4e i ni NI Oil Na N li a St i 14 NI N i 71 ale M 0 pla — s la If Pa • 1b II Pa n 1 I Pk .. lob to a is 11 tli :r i l ori ~ i lills - " a am . iNe . 1 8, so Ph s• .i. - le id id di 1 ii -44 al Alt OS ai a as 111 Itie T 111 i 11 e zla is a r b :sly j . Is Ala it. Ife 1111 47 Ile ala 11/ in 111 t s k ale IN & 1111 2 b a b 2 b I IM bi alma In R* 1611 BAILW•11. et I 7 -,r Ile TI • 1411fazis MI a . _ i i fi .: I 4 - - 14 11 i li P. n 41 .2 - 111688120iN4.1 II per St 84 Da. f per mat. . S 8 88 7,par ant. Mee Last) ....Me 83 U Da IN dol. Sherga dots. pal $ 3dl Osatesl. $ gar mat.. ..... „IMO 87 IS Do. Ea MIN Ds. IN . 14 litir&DN. Islk;sll . l;."l6 . 4iiii 63 78 ir• del. darat— * 30 17.T.Olatral pores* (Ilhatnad) ISIS 14 $4l Ds. do. Oassaallio . 1/4 De. N. arra . V 4 ! Da lkasTerkairka aaa. MN 1343 N. N. Dpi. IN usrSels_ 74 re as. *Wag . -AM If $1 Dade. IN slrrar .. IS U OMend Part palmier andaa:lll7l Olde mad 111481.1181 Ikea lame 24aart. Omani la Magma 8$ P.. 614 IWO* Oak arm IS is « 1.1 « IWO « 41111 4014 wvaa ?MO 1 WA U N 311 Nal If WOO 1 MON 10,000 MOW 1 ISOM WU 111 111,000 1116.116 1 NON MON 10.1110 N 100,,1133 11 lAN U 3,174 31.2.1: ai Sit so in id 41i 1 4 1 4 II V M 90 411 . 430 . u s 144 us 4 4 e 11 11 I 144 IN 4 1$ 14 4 f a 1 4 II IN IN sa if it I I if BS IN 11l IN IN IN NO It is 46 41 24 211 POW= =IL =ra ..] Andais fa Bee /awn& les a lal e t Fs Cla.Olabdia.oe.ara I Odra dippir ....... a t a = dir r 111 MarbasOmasay„. all halm --. dl edied .............. ad damn ad Wadi= ........... II llorma Makii . all Paalatitaillh.iii Li Pad ramp 1 "i as tadowa ali i IL II a a IS 11 91 J% 11 11 1 1 9 le 0 1 ahl ei ii J 4 U _lll J 'is .0 .01 111 Si le iti W• NI I't 44 411 xi lIP Ily II 34 si IT Si 4i „ Is 20 ~ SI SS V 211 ti 211 g • U ill St U U SS If 41 , 4 4 a 140 144 , is 111 i fuli .. 11 'A :1 to 84 Is lb I t II pale i id._ II 10 I i I it e r f pa 1 . sit :;e 1 i 44.1 11 ' I 3 R a la ai Si Ir 15 . 1 .1 i U 4L la It • i.e IS Uj a: DlSCOrtrre Atm Itz-DtscoutiTs.—The airiesitaral !Meg t ant marl yaacteameraittl coughed Baglartd,aa gayest may see by trekkei et the sip, are army : sew tithe= dilly he mist preeperby el ergrkrabere. Ike kepi*by, lie ova maw; dr ample, kale eta thelsecatatiee, _a ming seemtbeks, meek ia oat fa the terlial. Walk le the ham et Mimi teem% ,ad the terekt hr merblee beet lama awl Ned areseellie to the Aide eemby. These Ibilde w Ist Y 11114eduee sad ate, wi tt ra mks mot a etollerbr i ele—ohelre e; areeyel k re-ebiresadsrib b e si burairemea le larks by the sirens beaks. la be ems" the grim is : • nee fa the =a is trustworthy, end mote 1•••• y ; • area k the walk bee Remy, bet iese set his who ere • utillema la Lanka loom vies b tenet -1=77.4t• Mae the awry of the weft r tbe aria d the au& Of *sem. es re-ttleeettatbei les queen ezteeetre syrme Vie mon to oh the evil to llel t d oor borrowing. The bee& vie& ir mamma &evil se a rele, mime doe elibla= 'my whet elm INA be mere of Oath* g to damn d away as vill as el Ikeepolly—eheuli berm aloe witb 161114eekee le ow-diseemmt MINK Sme ll = should Med poi 11114evine vie me Ale teptima flee. swish oselarifis, Ilet eat =riLbait me, mist 11111F16111111 vie repine Me semeis wail mho al& Hs *War who skee db. swim ; If then emblem be My magnet elk both semlkeenste r lbeentee see ado le As benswer, sad dieletbele deader adveeimp Ihe solid tithe statics. —Sifted awl% Jam awsimr. MONEY MARKET--THIS DAY. Two o'OLooz. The funds to-day have experienced a fall of per cent., owing partly to the less favourable interpretation put upon the Indian news, and partly to a very large sale. The other departments of the Stock Exchange also exhibit flatness. Consols were first marked 95/ for the 4th February, and are now quoted 951 to both for money and the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 96}; tke New Three per Cents., at 961 to 961; Bank Stock, at 224 to 228; ditto, for account, at 226; Exchequer Bills, at 19s. to 225. prem., being firmer ; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 100; ditto, 1869, at 100; and India Bonds, at 12s. to 17s. prem. Turkiah Six per Cents. have declined I per cent., being quoted 98 to t. Mexican Bonds are flatter, but Peruvian, Brazilian, and Russian, continue in fair request. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 102}; Chilian Six per Cents., at 103; Mexican Bonds, for account, (29th January), at 201 to 21; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 79 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, at 44}; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 991 to 100; Turkiah Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1041 ; and Venezuela Four-and-Three-Quarters per Cent. Active Bonds, for account, at 311. The amount of gold sent into the Bank of Eng land yesterday was about 36,0001.,0f which more than one-half consisted of Russian coin. The total ascer tained to have been purchased since the date of the last Bank return is fully 300,0001. The closing quotations of the Paris Bourse yeeterday (Monday) were as follows: Three per Cent. Rental, for money, 69.20; ditto, for &coolant, 69.30; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cente., 94.26 ; Bank of France shares, 3,200; Austrian Railways, 741; Lombardo- Venetian, 640. Compared with the closing quota tions of Saturday, the Three per Cents, exhibit an unfavourable reaction of 3 to fper cent. The amount of specie brought by the Niagara from New York is about 84,0001. Her advice, seem as favourable as could be expected. The latest ac °pants received at New York from this side were those carried out by the Africa, which sailed from Liverpool on Bathrthiy, the 26th December. At that date the Bank of England rate of discount had just been reduced from ten to eight per cent.; the stock of coin and bullion in the Bank was 10,763,2811. ; and the price of Console was 931 to / ex div. The latest American advice. received by tele r:ph, vid Halifax, mention the arrival at New rk of 320,0001. in Californian gold, per the steamier Star of the West. -- • The steamer Tagus has brought 20,1081. in specie from the Peninsula, and the Teuton= 7,0001. from the Brazils. 17;tille;ton has arrived from Melbourne, but is not known to have any gold on freight. Subjoined is a recapitulation of the vessels known to be actually on the way to this country from Au tralis, with gold on board. The total is about 712,0001., of which 480,0001. pea the ships Marco Polo and Northumberland may now be considered due : Gold oa Board. Nam Ballad. Period at Si.. Ousoas. Boverolgoa. NAM Polo ..... Oat. 34 . 93 days .. 73,704 Ircalhambarlsad.. Oat. IS .. 19 did. .. 44,881 Mir Lime Austral Oliver Cromwell 890941; ran maim 176,4114 The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank is called for the 3rd of February. The Directors of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company announce a further return of 10e. per share from the suspense account. Meows. Dent, Palmer and Co. advertise the half yearly dividends on the Camden and Amboy Rail road C•omptuy's bonds. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders, on the 28th instant, for the hire of a ship to convey passengers from Liverpool to Cape Town. So much English capital is being embarked in railway and steam enterprise in the province of Scinde, that it may be useful to quote the following extract from a Report on the External Trade of Scinde for the year 1856-7, furnished by the Deputy Collector of Customs : The external trade of Mode for the past official year(lBs6- 67) is distinguished by some encouraging features highly promising to the oommwoe of the province. The value of the trade, exclusive of government stores, amounts to Rs. 1„01,879, showing an increase over the previous year's trade, valued at Rs. 1,23,42,537, of ru pees 18,59,842, equivalent to 16 per cent, sad detailed as follows: TWPOITe. Merchandise Ra. 66,47,169 Trauma 2,09,488 68,66,667 Which compared with the import value of the previous year Rs. 62,98,134 Exhibits an inaesss of Or 9 par oat. 17.P01t1. 11ere3audise Rs. 71,46,406 Treasure .73,46,222 Which, compared with the export value of the pm- OM year 60,44,403 Shows an increase of 18,00,819 Or 22 per cent Contrasting the value of the trade of 1866-67 with its value on en average of the five preceding years, there is en blenlabe in imports of Re. 13,79,229, or 26 per cent. ' and in exports of Re. 34,61,014, or 88 percent., equivalent, in the to 62 per cent. The result of the part year's trade Ig rga c e ht t e tables exhibit cannot be viewed otherwise than as very satis factory, when it is considered that the trade of the preceding year,lBs6-68, with which it is compared, had, by the circum stances of war, been stimulated into unusual activity—to such a degree hat the value of the exports in 1865-66 ex ceeded by 74 per cent. the value of the exports of the year preceding. The report proceeds to remark: There are few circumstanoes connected with India more remarkable than the rapidity with which a trade can he in notwithstanding the many olailachs, both Rhydcal and m which oppose its progress ; yet a alight increase of deman and consequently of price, otimes increases in a wonderful degree the export of some particular commodi ties. There are two periods by which, under different circumetancee, though in effect the same, the ex port trade of Bcinde is distingeriehed in • peon— liar degree, demonstrating the above proposition. In 1852.63, without apparently the existence of any unusual demand for any pacular produce in the home market, the exporte from Sande rose from Rs. 24,41,228 in 1861-62, to Ba. 37,63,376, or 64 per cent. in 1852-63. In looking Earths owes of so extraordinary ansincreaes in one year, it seems to be discovered in the hope held out to the traders by the proclemation of the fairs, which, had they met with the ea oonragement they unquestionably merited, would have enabled the traders to dispose of their produce at Kurraohee in exchange for British menufacturee ; but the Affghen, who showed so ready an appreciation of the advantage of modules within the province, woe not rewarded, on arrival at the ex =marts, by any dievlay of British gooda, so that the be had expected to reap, by dieposing of his goods at Kurathooorao loot by the obligation forced upon him to to Bombay, thereby increasing the value of his pro gruCemlfy a farther journey to a distant market, and oon estmtly diminishing the profits of hie incitements. report arrive* at the somewhat remarkable fact that "whilst the trade of Bcinde, despite the difficulties which encompass it, had advanced since the conquest 676 per cent., the trade of Bombay, notwithstanding the many improvements that have taken place in the interior of the country and other advantages, hu not increased within the same pe riod more than 33 per cent, including her trade with Boinde." THE FAMILY OF THE ETTLICI EIMISPICERDr Lord Palmerston has intimated to Rho Hogg, the Milli daughter of the &trick fterphmd, that her Majesty has ken Owed, in ocamideration of hr Wiar's reins, to mare mem her a dvil the Tendon of 401. a yew. A fen years ago, Lard Abenisen beetowed on Ms. Hogg, the poet's widow, a pen skald $Ol., Thiel i eseleete to eekey.—Getseeet. OPENING OF TIM BAIT NMI RAILWAY.—The hest portion el this Vs% that between Mahan sad Faver sham, wee flareally send he ewes' teak yesterday. This nitwit when enwpiesed wil be me el the most taper tett in the eelierillepet thettereeismelt nue oesereemt ameamitettea between Deemed the ateeliteL The awe stme of as bet eestlea the Nee ‘llll he esieteelei at Pavaimh P~oe , pelle be m atese the deism (Lad ,ta) mid the the seem aid eigesetka thee beesere. The line Skeet ft ▪ Omewheffy all be watt throeilest wets to the 'a ammo. OS MI Atlantis mad lIL lomot at II per fit. It te• n. Trail et ••• IS I Ilasam.DocolosePo II la IS I DI. 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I Au UZI " ' 'A lumna - 6') Ij JOI/IT MIN 1 L ON 11 , 0 1 Iva st ud 11 :_ llar.ink rn SUII,IIOO 111 NOM OM N 10 ChalmiNslstlM., &Waal. mg 111 UN I 10 =if IS I IS 00110.11Ana.Clon, all ilallE10110•11orDid 111 fAaasitllntoCkss. al. SUN SO looks reClesoly ... SO 15,110 SO Luke Joist Mls([ ... IS M. 100 Lalica•Weradatir SO ANS 100 Ma.l4w.t yiMi IS KM SS Do. New._ IKON SO Ilodsool INC N 11.000 No Svcs Soo& Webs.... sll 11.1100 IS tkomm Doak . 011 11. Orlsot.Nok 1111. 400 010 10 SI 0 Pro, et If I %NO 10 Du low ..... al MON U Souk 0W 011 5,050 SS 1:10.1law 11/ mon II Uslo• AZlrelli ". ... moo —. 03,000 SO 0100 el suusi—. s.cao ISO Chits UMW SO VOO.lOO Shut NNE et Luba SO 61 MAINIOLG.IIIIOI.BII,I I 1 Lauds ?IL (1. 11 / 1 01 4 ill 10,001 U Autretlos It U,llOO 1. Aeolielfor Segel WIC" oil WOO 1 . Bulls Wasnreer ..... in Moor le De. liar- .. I ...... MOM in . o . rins "-- aa . Z. ill 5 IM. ..................... Ili W. • sake Sin* ell 11, II . 140.4 poi el. .. all hire ...... ail I Podinmer"-, ...! ail 1 1. .Ignee.lllergleal MI 1 14. Illielolellioneli . 10 1 16L Seloor: et Itil;ail ill I 111 11.11/uwallin Opper an N 15 Ourep.hillal..T.L.. ills. /,IN li , lan Me. Coins. all U UN. Navigation 14 111 Wale Oberiat . - i Ng 4 Us.lishomlbesOon. all U. le Ileilliewoma 1111.1 . 41. ell IS, 10 Mediu IM. MMus ill IVO 111 Datlowel Mimi Dees. I WU le Willeoludi 1ar1.....-. 4 114111 10 De, D 0......—. in Won II DsAperd.heLlort De........- WU oil KAU 6 Ds. II 1,114 UM 11.1rue.i1.11e...lord SO 141.4711 1 kW. bolrolidoe el 11,114 . 4 1 . et imp Illem. llell 111404 Or 14,011 I De. "Dew Illiene• ... 000 WOW PulDhedmifillDeoral in KW PedesiOdmiel WW I II Dedlsw Urn 11il0 Komi le Ilkyously Des .......... an 110,401 II Diatom- a tspoo Ito tam Nallnlimi.-... ill tomeo t arm limos. all 144. 14 e 11 liellauliellea looL.. le Mono I loiee..lelp. ill TetNe I De. Ds. Ileekuono. Li SACO 10 Tneili6emai.e.elll.ola. I 14,400 lft Tea Dlamen'i Lai.... 21 1 MAC it. Vidor% Deus ............ lie %moo 14 De. x 01... l4 po !3 . id MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet ; prices are nominally quoted without altars taon bat the demand lately noticed has somewhat slackened. The only . business officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Sortridge Consols shares at IL Foreign mining shares likewise exhibit no vari ation of importanoe. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt In at 12, and Cobra Copper at 42. The official list from the Mining Exchange report, only the following transactions yesterday, via. East Ewell, it 3 to 31 ; and Pendmn Consols, at 31, si t st, and 4. Mr. John Davis has been appointed official manager of the Dhurode Copper Mining Comkany, which is now being wound up 111 the Court of Chan oery The settlement of the list of contributories is to be proceeded with on the 6th Feb., by which day creditors are required to prove their claims. The Strathalbyn Mining and Smelting Company are in viting tenders for mortgage deb e ntures, " repayable in live years, with interest in the meantime at the rate of 10 per cent., redeemable by the company after the expiration of two mark on payment of principal and interest, together with • bonne of 10 per cent. on the principal." MOWDLT Emma. Owing to the absence of the members of the Stock Exchange and moot of the other dealers, little business was done to-day in mining shares. There were inquiries, however, for shares in Wheal Mar. garet, Great South Tolgus, South Tolgus, East Russell, Alfred. Console, Tolvadden, Vale of Towy, St. Day United, and Wheal Grenville. COMMERCIAL AND MARZETB. LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.—TED DAT. (ay maorrno TILIOIIII , IO (Fame ova °wit 0011XSPOND11111.) We have had a moderate attendance of millers and dealers at market this day, and a great trade has been done at the prices of Friday last in all descriptions of article@ except in Indisn oorn ; yellow and mixed being ed. per bushel dearer, and white was ed. per bushel lower. The weather tine and frosty. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SOOLIL—The market opened heavily to-day, and at the pubic miss prime are with difficulty supported. Relined dull, and rather lower. Lumps, He. to 60s. Comm.—The public sake are progressing steadily. Tas..—The market is steady, but not active. Itlon.—Thepubho Isles watt of at praviatui rates. Ma dras sold 7s. 6d. to Be.; chiefly at the latter price. INDIGO stead_y the quantity now declared for the next quarterly sal*, February 9, is 7,535,000 chests. Corros continues in fair demand, at full prices. TALLOW MARKET (THIS pAT.) The market ix quiet to-day at th s e annexed quotitiona Town tallow, eSs.; 3d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 645., January and March, 63e. 9d. ; March, ; October and December, ils. 3d. OP TALLOW. WS. Ist. 1144 r m red ads day ----aft.. a. 4.32 12.1k 1 r• Tea DIM fres Li yes ........ 14.01 Sarr 9.111 Antal Irt . Z 111 DIM trim 14 :me ...... Z.lOl SUP N. Ma IL SOL Ma N. Dhle Tars log Nor "' ke .l.lM a l a b g e Imdse Paim Zek hd ajardZl .4 = tram ilarikk, arl ill tram Odra Ws. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. Y. J. Davis mons trade dull at UM day. priors. Prime meadow bay, 665. to 70s. , superior do., 72.. to 80s.; inferior do., 60s. to 80a; rowan, 60e. to 80a. ; clover, 80.. to 100 s. ; second cut, 70e. to 90e. , straw, 265. to 30e. ST. PHILIP'S, STEPNET.—Yeaterday nearly three hundred families were *applied with beef, bread, and coals in honour of the marriage of the Princess Royal. The in cumbent, aided by Mr. Alfred Hobday and others, woo engaged from eight in the morning until a late h our the day in administering relief, and the poor were heartily grati fied with the bounty afforded them. AN ESSEX AGEICULTITRAL SocltTY.—The Royal Agricultural meeting of 1856 left the county of Essex a legacy of 3361., after defraying all costs and charges, doing due honour to the working man of the day sad priating • certain sum to the commemoration of the event. On Friday Wt the executors met to take out administration, and consider the appropriation of the fund ; and it will be seen by the report of the proceed ings of the meeting at the Shire-hall, that It has been re soled to devote it to the nurture of a younger child of the national institution. In other words, • county cultural society is to be established with this 33W- 1 -: a great went is to be supplied—a mark of discredit is to be removed from Essex, which though amongst the foremost in agricultural character, has been doing nothing as a county for the promotion and progress of that calling. All the couhties around it, Herta end Suffolk, and Norfolk and Kent, have had their wain none and their annual gathaings, while to the surprise of its neighbours this district has remained silent, improving perhaps, in its cultivation and stock, but each man working by himself on what appeared a system of individual selfish ness. Many of the tenant farmers felt this as a reproach. We have often heard them complain that it should be sp. They have now an opportunity of remedying this state of things.—lose: Herald. THE LIVERPOOL EXCHANCE.—The proprietors, at their annual mmHg yesterday, agreed to a dividend of nine guineas par share, to be paid on the Ist February, and en additional three guineas in lien of the right by propnetors of nominating subscribers to the news-room. A bill is to be promoted by the proprietor, next session, to raise money for the enlargement of the news room, and for the improvement of the Exchange buildings. ORFORD, JAN. 26.—1 n a convoca'ion to be holden next Thursday at ten o'clock, it will be proposed that the Rev. William Curet n, M.A., of Christ Church, be per mitted to proceed to the degrees of Bachelor and Doctor of Divinity by accumulation. MENTAL LABOUR, The injurious effects of mental labour are in great measure owing to excessive forcing in early youth ; to sudden or misdirected study; to the oo geration of depressing emotions or petitions; to the neglect of the ordinary rules of hygiene; to the neg!e^t of the hints of the body; or to the presence of the rends of disease, dege neration, and decay in the system. The man of healthy phlgmatic or choleric temperament is less likely to be in- Jod by applination than one of the sanguine or melancholia type ; yet them latter, with allowance for the original consti tution, may be capable of vast efforts. The extended and deep culture of the mind exerts a directly conservative info mice upon the body. Fellow-labourer one word to you before we conclude. Fear not to do man fully the work for which your gifts qualify you ; but do it as one who must give an account both of soul and body. Work, and work hard, whilst it is day ; but the night oometh soon enough— do not hasten it. Use your faculties, use them to the ut most, but do not abuse them—make not the mortal do the work of the immoral. The body has its claims—it is • good servant; treat it wall, and it will do your work ; its knows its own business; do not attempt to teach or to force it ; at tend to its wants and requirements, listen kindly and pa tiently to its hints, ocosaionel y forestal its necessities by 'little indulgence, and your consideration will be mild with in toast. But task it and pine it and suffocate it, make it • slave instead of a servant ; it may not complain much, but, like the weary camel In the desert, it will lay down and p ia— Amend of Psychological Medicine, lan. number. SHAKESPEARE AND THE SPIRITUALISTS. —We are indebted to Mr. Fenno, " one of the most dietioguished of American actor," for a communication from Shaksosare, through Mr. Linear:, the medium of the Society for the W indom of Spiritual Knowledge, in which the bard spoke very flatteringly of his acting You play well—you excel; were there more good Padre, you would shine' ' from which wan infer that Mr. Fenno's merits are greater than his popu larity. As a specimen of Shakspeare's American composi tion we give what Mr. Fenno thinks a tine variation of Hamlet's advice to the players .—" The eye! the eye I— without it man were blind" (here is another instance of the minute observation of Shekepeare), "and ploy would near be acting. Thine eye 'peeks volumes. Silly mouthers may mince sod inawk ; but with thyl piercing eye thoult dumb them ails" The commentators will be glad to know that the =Moo about the bard's name is settled. He has nand it to be Shrthgear. It is a pity that while Mr.Feono hod hold of him, be did not get him to settle some Wier Wage. It Is necessary to add that this °ammoniat ean to Bright so genuine and important that Mr. Tal mage has inserted it in the Appendix to the Bret work that has pool ids spiritual presidency; and in spite of what must boo lops violence to his modesty, namely, the coro of Fenno, that Shakspeare himself, 4 4 c h e:F wea r all oom an hour with Governor Tallmados not ." Wa quite agree with Mr. Fenno in think ing that Sifter:* would turn it to vary good account.— Wolf messier lemiew, Jen. number. SHEFFIELD PETITION FOR PARLIAMENTARY RE, Fonit.—The committee • pointed at the recent town'. meet ing at Midfield on Pew Reform hare adopted a pedll praying that Ihe hemaih franchise should be given to.wes male pm met wadeet to legal Menincity, who than reside in a be duly resps'entd, and ooaapy rated for tbe mlielof the poor, that the ooltutY frimaintatm l iima gl udesi e w an to Ist a i te -pellili sigamind h d O odn u be soh azd olde pra r e si ber a nd sm . te t ime hat . i ale br i a Simbanni Midis malt that a majority of yotws . tatry chaeos q W:ar ressql;; ; — :dr °Z2ntr pm- Wiseb. 1 r ; ~ AR Y