The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-18 00:00:00

LIZ 101111,0 JLALLIT4II.I. The Ha. G. C. Norton yeeteday rewind • letter tem hire Beewts, a beam M bar blvesty's nub% Mein AN Jere Newell bed tend et that eetabbehmeee ea Iletwedey lest end takes sway bee pesetlwag dark swat* to him et the thst elm bed heel want d toe Ibles weeks, sod ridde M N.. —, et. hewerequwe, eel to bugler It be wee Meet le mud foe Übe 1•64/11.14 orbs% he ma teineed Ike boa the nears seel &meow went impeded M the ems be strew their grafted* t. his wonikap kw the Ned Wawa be had take. In their When. door* law they mode thek eppeereace, sad whew the warm of the Leubetb wart wee dkyowd of, the anog hue pm the Sollewleg weeewbet mewed of Isar ammo,. . . . ✓* ••••• Olt• awd—Oa the evadag d W week I leltz motto r woh • letter to a 11,., be a bay it m wets( owe the Wootionotorbriego 1 not Zeithe, • )(wag womaa who nod to Wen to no Amy-1w bd.t, rod whom I used to harm twelve mouths ego. w. Illortoa—.boot what thee wee it t kdiat Newell—About halt-past seven, dr. Pb. whoa we mbar* I was going, sod I told her to • lady in gehreqwwei, tad As this weed sato to with her to ably grind .1 hem, awl it I did so, she would afterwards go wish tee to Soho ovum 6111. asked we ll I hid ea ogiguteat, tad I told bor 1 had lee, sad that I was much hulked la my mlad at set barbg ewe. Übe aid she had an twipltimut to go to Plyworete, but .he .heed lot se. Sto MA no to keep up isy NA took no to no Zed Lies public-home, ht r sad we ate • glese of Mr. Mottos— at or glue at amery i : l l l l the Mak you bed t qtr Nommell—Ymair. She winded me be leinmewilmar, bat I Mend teka It. We this late • mit and drove to this bare et bet legy triad, :kio.d. (horp'e- Mrood, Pimilea. r. Nertem—Witt le Or ammo if bw May *Mad I Miem Newell—Yea KIM. dr. Mr. Norma—Siam arty or as sew sepia an monist what took plea ibis yea pet to Hat paremere boom. MN Newell—Me Mahe bed some ciavereatkei with Ni'. Ellis mkt& I did net Mar, awl Km Lbo said the could act lot me go , tbat 1 bed a keg ww r pa, and awe so We, Sabi me I was to mike She boom ray bone, sad diet I man me Os se km *Med. Mir. Plertin—Witt wee Me aim dim rib. r? Mir NemM—Deemerr I Wi Mt lAN mry warm he meat at an eagememeet end Mom say meths", mad ebe mid I maid de better tor my maw by ampulla whit boa this beep al bum Site mid I membl to bar eampamium sad abe Medi West me whit tbe insisat Madam; NM I eisr MOM r e . i Ntaram—Wbe wire lbe mangeniselt ad. beam I Mee Newell—bitallbe and bar little boy, Mos &Wiry, a drommakee, a Naar, and two female servaatm. Ms. Mereen—Wine Mime if Mime Hobbs attar she took year Ohio Wise? Mn Newei—llle west away almost tdummilataly, say's' eb aboald m.Uawls ; tat I hire mot seen bar cam Mr. Nallon—Wano yea "Mimi ea apartment to =lli Mn lieweli—Ob yes dr, a vary aim 'aerialist Mr. Naiimm—Wbet le Mm. .roam did aits fie it Mead/ ? ▪ Nowidi—She said bar itambead,who was a gesibmsn, had gene AesiveMs .... . . . . la NeiWs—W. she to the habit of reolitieg the villa el phehmes Newell—lree, air: three gentle:ma celled there et dame tier with* I wee there. Mt. Xeneet—Sed yon bees Introduced to thole goalie. meal _ _ 111iss lleirell—Ne, sir ; they saw Mn =bin Aid:swim ran, bat I asst set introduced to thim. . Norse—Did Mts. Ellis my earhhe to you shoat l l the visits of renames f Itse vi gewell—Yesoir she told me Iwele we mimes, tad that by debt es Said do bear im maths Than beteg to Sete. Mr. llestes—Wale we It the mid this Mho Newell—Oa Friday lest. Mr. Itersta—Ten wire time le he hews Ma Esp. Ms pa see tie bed set mid se bane f Mae litemea—Tis elk 'SS wen. Mr. Nertea—Mbet es yes /sly to het Mies Nese—. told her I Sidi at eseent to es gsa llsmos ea say .sweat. mad abs them told she should not ash ses, sad Sail UMW be his asegnisa Mr. Ratea—liew was Y OM so vemeisall sae bear fa her bees ohm =Sea se bees • •11”1111•• ? gel SS yea ad ad lase her sad Saafey (yesardsg) fealleg. Mia mld at get out with the has el Was. • Ehe mid I reel ad p eat without Mr. aortae—liar 'mei yea to spend your tame while that Mw Newell—At wing set i Mr. Norts—Hed yea bees eat= there 4 MSS Newal—Oaly ease. sal Sea I seseigesied Mrs. • Eremplen r 141.11•19 • 11•M•ii• Mr. Meetee—Ona you asbas to me la fey woy how it se you had ad seesumnbededl Wllll year meths all the time you VIM Si t Mfre the Thareasy—the day afar I left home —1 meet a has to swam sal gas it to the versant to pat hie the past, bet meths ass got ft. On Setards_y lea I eslm. Iba. Eliis leas le p to bar Majesty's 'naiads Wale I might laser et sear the= my going I asked des premisis buss The told me them was a lon axons ia the papers aboet me sad mother aralfsig an rOa magistrate, sad be gave me a eewspsor c theenseeat. Ise very much fright s's., Mr. 11311 e sad showed the papa whoa I returned Mr. Nottos—What did you Mate to the Raman at the Opwavhoose 'Skis Newell—Weil, Mr, I thought hs would bs asking me • greet many queetiose, mad so I told him I had boa mar ried three weeks ego, sad heed at No. —, la St. Jame's 11110STS. hlr. Notts—How ass it that yea did sot return to your seetter es re Setealey masks Ar leads( the ? Mkt Nowdb—Merest Mrs Merey, the dreem wee Est with sot, [tad Moos IVY tad re I wee a velem% to able ald on isaday mob& sad aid rarer aisle mein Mr. Notts—l art leper thst I writ tea odd roosts ose hour usher the wet eta poen oho rade the bre etool to yes Met Mr. Rate did. Are yes saw r * to declare Woe as, and in the preseam P 2r i onr Oed. tkt wades et is improper character took tree betwets is mod eat of the gentlemen visiting the here vine yes we then ? Ilia Nreell-1 do met solemnly declare it, Cr. Nothing has takes place. Mr. Nortes—Mal, I sincerity hope that rich is the fact. The mese r at the Adolph, here said he wee astborievd by Mr. Wsbater to glee the young woman sa sa- Prr t. tertow observed that there were other steamer' who had cased wastagesseets also, bat as it was his iambs& to Pea with se lavabgetica of the case, he thaeght the beet 0 week he to postpeee the ettiesensate ter the sad Aosta she come seathlese of the beaky, me It= to. wee/d, she should he left to assert the WI sir. Ha (Mr. Mertes) else beeped as say thee miens sem of meaty hid bar fineseded kw the basset at the metbw, sad theme sum he shod* wi.hhoid eon the settee wee ittereeshly sifted. The Webb( sans woe relesday abebsol, vb.: Ws. 0. ; lady, Baraapils. 10a. ; Isar, 101. ; D. C. A, ICAL ; sad L. M., 10i. be heezpeetlell h the Neesverrei has Newell. TM assiks• al dr hamar noels' Loud Thews eheold appaer that :—llbs Sweatt. tri2 ; Ik. W. H. L. Ild.; sad Kr. ter la. wseshereasb, 10s. id, TEE MUIDAZ AT QUISNISONOUGH. The murderer Prattle hoe sot yet completed the twentieth yrr of his erg, sad his victim was wider Winne. lie ass formerly at wont as a ithwarer cm the Sheerness end Smiugtiourse Railway, thin orgiordi by Mr. Josiah Hail. of Quembocongb, mad hes beep bats la the employ of Yr. Moron contrsetor ter the Istlesiss at a -- ssm... He ben Lea ;widest at Quessbessash shoat these pars; is of ebort swore ' sallow armpits/A, adth ark bur; lot hos I rely fair character aracter at thissenhsesegh., toe Ye shoilleins asi gin morel conduct. with the escapers el losiag esseewbet MINIM disposition and revered fa ornate When taken bars the auuristratee at Q teeubolough an Wedaseday that, it wen with same difficulty that be was obis to walkup the stairs of the v.art, sad rat without being supported. Ha was then plead ith • chair in front of the Neck. He hung hia head down dories the whole of the proceedings, wftbelli Rae hie eves or tattering • wort. He rook violently, Vii= eadifily, and sparred to feel Ids position most acutely. The father of Roma Copping% this raterdere2 girl, lo agricultural labourer, residing is thremborongh. Ho !ear as irreprosthabto character, sad has a lugs family. Co Monday tight his rumbler called at his hors on tr way to ilas Ship tan for her mat :r's popper beer, rid 11l a dress to bat washed. She rayed amity • few minutes, sod Oft shout bail-pest eight o'clock. At nine she seri trim hero a cane& We noderriand that ths primers bets surely sroisa to any of the grace officials or constsba kr) 'kW, his capture. He has *skis but the snarler por tion of ford, sad be' ever since his so.: t been sprawled, suffering tha newt louses agony of rind sad prostrudon of LA,. Indeed, it was fused requisite to signinietier reprre doer of brandy sad tether to him as Wednesday and Thurs day. Is carder to enable him to undergo the investigation readied seererery by his airs. ?bat unfortunate de mand use boned at Querborough an Sunday aftsenoce _ha. the Rev. Mr. Biegbant, Y.A., toeumbent, officistrg. alkrtiag maim woe attended by • crowd of mot less then 2,000 pessoma, who thronged to the raid ground from &Ammo sod other puts of the neighboorbood.—South lobe. Goat U. . _ --- iim;:SLern;;; Guardian seye :—" We haws received the partieelan of the interview between the Rev. R. Bingham end the primer; they s, however, of each a private rime es to molests publication. We may, welettlhateadfne, wow. that when the reversed gentleoras Entered the PO OP, the unfortanats manual Yid owl Ms bead to his., and tram into team. • lust oenversailen than sr Ed, ht which the primmer manifeetsd every dlepeatioa to be CCIOSSOi• wive, and would doubtlessly hove setts a 'clean Lesset . of the whole atter had b• brae premed is do is. Mr. fliactsten (nat. tort himself with directing the prisoner', mind tri the we , ol bit guilt, by naiad; *alerting bi" sad by engaging wolt tabu in dsvati.mal exercise. Tbe prisoner was dreply dialed, aid Ihen le but Halo douht but that lee eriß maks a li fu) teafrelan of the mime, sad plead guilty to the charge. It it add (us lam is the primesse• own eeeosent) that 61011 Want Mbar me 04W dire ; that the only vele fka he hen In a *ten sod that go resides at s great die- I ill% bet lie Win al pima Is ay alma." THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1859. SHARE LIST A 9.-71118 DAY. Two o'CLoow.. The railway share market, though very /mo tive, exhibits an almost general improvement is sympathy with the rise in Console. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has risen 4 to 2 per cent., mad most of the other leading descriptions 4 to per cent. Midland stock forms an ez (option, being dull at 1024 to I. LOW don and North Western stock is now quoted to 97 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to ; Easters, 744 to 75; Caledonian, 87 to 1 ; York and North Midland, 772 to 784; Berwick, 931 ;ta 941; Great Western, 684 to 664 ; and North Brit" 62 to 622. reach and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shams have experienced a goat rise. Nathan of France are quoted 374 to 981 Paris aad Lyons, 332 to 34; Lombardo-Venetian old, II to 11 prem. ' • ditto new, Ito 14 prem. The Indian stock , are in better demand. ORDlllikli SWARM awn OTOOI6 a.I id. I LATAIL I I s a t pl.r. Blr ann kr ..l6. CbsiL . J . es. 5 0.4 . ......... 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CIA ream. 1176 .. 101 111 111 1101 11 .... - o.Aissatinztra s aaas f i t 10 111 -.. .. 1,10.41 a Ws 107 109 TORNION osusswrzoina. Ilk. IN. I Boutin!. 1 Uisilatprina. 1 aka 1 i n jw. ... _= =: tt dt sh. id . 1 xm 'ii.ii. ti r ) 04::: - - . .r=ii.i..ii. lit n .an t ivi t a. 11) a o i Llialwatrl PA II 51 • COM II • DA ow ant .. In In 4 i =".. .„...icII: al if TO MI 111.1111 1 . 1 4Mrsas= 11 6 1 111 ~i .771.74 - aii ,y 1 T 1 I I 10 IT I ti ti II 1 I 3 i n VI . I I lain ha* Oar.. 1" 1:21 1111 1 sad Aar a ams 1.4 N.ll.ftlAld • 006011iir Rol Ilea Gals ; awl Nall brit% 5146d iralla= Tol. alp asen.ol I TmthLosaCcs.ll.o/0 I V oirb illreues Loot: 1 fi-I II 11 11 In I i — L. I is. ~I ~p N i t I. ra 44°- a A, $ 1.171 L 1 u 1.0 zd .' I IS 10i MINES-THIS DAY. WS. Two o'CLoo; The transactions in the mining market to-day have been rather numerous. Amongst times reported to u are the following :—East Beset shares, it 180 to 186; Bt. Day United, at 14e. to 18s. ; Wheal Basset at 116 to 120 ; West Providence, at 11; West Baton, at 320 to 326 ; and Vale of Towey, at 10s. Bd. to lb. — St. John del Rey Mining shares us inquired for, and are marked 12. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are likewise very firm, and are marked 10s. prem. Mariquita have been dealt in at 175.6 d.; United Mexican, at 21; and Worthing Mines, at 55. 9d. to Ga. 9d. MONEY MARKET-THIS 1.4.4 Y. Two o'ULoos. A great increase of confidence displayed to-day throughout the Stock Exchange. Nearly all classes of securities commend better prices. The rise in the fends amounts to per cent. French and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are particularly baoyant. A considerable admit:* on the Paris Bourse this day hes contributed to °Confirm the more favourable tendency. At Paris to-day (Tuesday) according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Thne per Cent. Rents, were quoted at half-past twelve o'clock (i.e. half an hour before the opening of the regular Bourse), at 69fr. 60c.) quickly receding to 69fr. 60c. The latter quotation, however, is f per cent. shove the final price of yesterday. The tele gram states the article in the Coutitutiormel re. lating to the Servisn question has produced the rise." Consols opened at 951 to 96 for money and the Bth Feb., and are now quoted 961 to;. The Three per Cents. Reduced hare been dealt in at 961 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 96/ to 1; Bank Stook, at 226; India Stook, at 223; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first isms, at 991 to 1 ; India Bonds at 20e. prem.; Exchequer Bills, of both Issues, at 365. to 38s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, rolling pay- able May next, at 1001. The foreign stock market is likewise firmer. The New Turkish Loan, after being marked 6 dis., has risen to 44 to 43 die. The Six per Cents. of 1864 have advanced to 901 to 1. Other foreign securities are firm, but quiet. Sala are re corded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 791 (ex __ _ • change, 108 ); Brazilian Four-and:a-Half per Cents., 1868, 941 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 801 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 614 (exchange 128.); New Gra nada Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Active Bonds, 201; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 71; Portuguese Tbree per Cents., 1863, for account, 47 ; Mogan Four-and-Half per Cents., 99k, 1001; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 451; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301, soi ; Turk ish 13;x per Cents., 1854, for account, 90i, 90* ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, 804, 801; ditto, second series, for account, 6 die.; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., for account, 106 1 1. Although the general distrust of the policy of the French Emperor is deeply rooted, and doubts may be reasonably entertained of the value of en alliance in the presence of which we are upon the point of making a fresh addition to our Channel fleet, there is a disposition amongst the speculators, both in Paris and London, to regard the immediate position of affairs hams more cheerful point of view. It is assumed that upon so auspicious an occasion as that of the marriage of the Prince who stands near the Imperial throne any manifestations threat ening the pesos of Europe will be considered inap propriate, and at lost postponed. A fair demand is st ill experienoed in the discount market, but in most quarters there is an indisposition to take even choice paper below 24 per cent. At the Bank yesterday the applications were limited. In the Stock Exchange, owing to the late investments, the rate for loans on Government securities is only 1 to 14 per cent., and little more than nominal. A telegram fr om Constantinople, dated the 14th, reports that the exchange on London had suddenly risen to 148 piastres, in consequence of the receipt of alarming rumours of war from Western Europe. A portion of the 81,4001. in specie by the Asia, from New York, is expected to he taken for the Continent to-day. The residue (16,0001.) of the gold by the Kangaroo was purchased yesterday for exportation. About 280,0001. in silver is engaged for transmis sion to Calcutta and China by the steamer Pere as Thursday ; the total may reach 300,0001. Private telegrams quote the Bombay exchange a trifle more in favour of this country. The Blackwell, from Melbourne, with 322,3001. in gold, has now been 82 days at sea. The application for allowing . the new Victoria Go vernment Bonds to be marked in the official list was yesterday taken into consideration by the committee of the Stock Exchange, but, after a long discussion, it was determined to adjourn the matter for a fort night, with a view to the receipt of further intelli gence from Australia. Mr. Richard Potter, the chairman of the London committee of shareholders in the Geelong and Melbourne Railway, was exa mined by the committee. The Bonds, which rose in the morning to 103 to j, receded in the afternoon, upon this intelligence, to 107} to 1081, or to 1 3 prem. An official notification, addre ssed to the holders of Michigan Central Railroad Bonds maturing in 1880, conveys an offer of exchanging them for other 8 per cent. bonds maturing in 1882, secured by a first mortgage, as well as by an ann ual payment to a sinking fund. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows an in crease of 6661. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 1,3521. sterling; and that of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, a decrease of about 1,4001. It appears that the traffic of the country is interrupted by the freezing of the rivers, the ice upon which, however, is, it is said, not sufficiently strong to allow of much communication by that means. The sixth ordinary general meeting of the Great Northern London Cemetery Company is called for the 6th Feb. The share certificates of the Inter colonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company are now ready for delivery. With reference to the freight market, Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., report as follows : ' We connot raved any marked change in the aspect of heights. Zest India coal freights are the most lively. Ohm are not turned away for s trifle. In berth bossism then h a good demand, and ships are worth more for Ceylon, Mathis, Mauritius, erc. Mediums:men outward freights are also becoming firmer. The tendency Is to 'dream In home freights there to scarcely say mods& Wert ladle trade Is slack. Guano chartering hes dosed seals 'heady. chants and and owners are seerody yes areal as to the rates for wood chartering from the Baltic. From the lower ports 16e. is @might. The mmuses is 14s, end boobies' is now tren letter _mice for Prussian slaps from Dusts. =g d utters from Riga, cats., Wm, but it is early yet for en tagereewer po nt% 1 0 1. N is about the orth ic fl a gur we e qt.allttede transactions Fro the 775. 6d. from St. John's. From Miremichi, dcc., 80e. and 82s. 6d. is offered. MoprDLT Evsxmo. The tendency of the stock markets continues fa. vourable. During the greater part of the day the I funds were held in check by news of renewed weak ness ca the Paris Bourse; but late in the afternoon a rise of / per ant. was established, the market displaying great strength, in consequence of the continued investments by the public. Canadian railway shares have declined, but English were firmer, and French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares experienced a considerable rise. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961 "sel lers " for money and the Bth February, opened this morning at 961 to 1, and remained at that quota tion until late in the afternoon, when an improve ment to 951 to 1 took place. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, 1, I, I, f; ditto, for account ( B th Feb.), 96/, 1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961; New Three per Cents., 961, 1,4, 1,1; Thirty Years An nuities, expiring in April, 1886, 181; Bank Stock, 226,228, 226; India Stock, 2241, 222 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debenture', of the first issue, 991, 991, 991. Exchequer Bills of both issues remain quoted 36e. to 38s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief movement was again in the New Turkish Loan, which showed increased heaviness during all the earlier part of the day, and was at one time offered at at du : ii i a ragair vins racrals.ba. Suraft3Ri Wale —.. I St Tiirii . --... NO N4lorise 3 / 2 rialei. • i I E 5 . _ sig.:: i i iii i ~.....r.......u....;. . i all De. Nwr t 1 1 : Sart i ata& IBllama. Lialisslb. II Wroiliss tZ ..z..1 . • : it ire .. i 1... L 1.. pi .... .. . . Ll' a mii....°"`"A" - . fi r ia .. it. an IWO b. i. lb 1 136.• .... • Li IL Ilrins—lunet .... • 3 MAL • " 7i • 17 1 1 Nth 1 I la& • ail MAW 2 ....„ 4 IL I Oxford. WOOL. al W 0 EL tes ..77.......::::::: Itti * Wi'l •fr ab Illiailin Ii Dom —. i . - E 2l . its:nig:-..-- 1 ir.s...rwaiii:H. I erri1.........4 ruinva"...!_ VOWS, KOMI Re. IDm $ M. I Pd. 1 al. Wen. 1 deur. 7701 i WSW i•1LI t t PO UlOO i till= 1 411 IS : le o : • Iditald o t, Os. : ii i 4 11 . ah, it: 1 easy& bop, iS t 1 i I % LC e il i 1 / WOW 10.81 e ...... —.• ji 11 i de. id I ad d 0.00! I er=eds. all 1 N. Sabo diger et . Ledeallsln. woo I! eaocrAmh , .i , I 110. . Peel map _Lyn so mtrkt i tits skin SLISA SI ll Si MB cI2Z DIAL—(THIS DAT.) This day, at nook the anal half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the City Beek wee laid et the Lours Tavern; Alderman ilk R. W. CARDIN, chairman of the board of dill , tore, in the chair. The following are the report and hilenosehmt : The directors bees the reallomies to report that the Wren of the teak her thrmahent there half-yrr, cm- Mar the same steady ream et seaseles whir has inerked its from the aosomenesmer air opeentioss; sad they ham Ike pleasure to ennomase the% sotwithetendiag the low raterlaterest which hes provellod during the whole period to which the scvmpasylag acesents relate, they are mark after pules all the assn' serum of the setablishaset, sad mares • liberal prides far bad and doubted debts, to dachas the usual dlvidosil el 61. r e seat. sane, free of income-lay end to 6,982119 e. lid. to the sag mi th z c zeoli zakei moms% for disposal et the mil et the " LIMO*: Ws and Meer cm the Mr Illa a Dr.•. To Zta o l ok yold-sp, yr, SOL per shwa es 6,000 obilltel, •to enema semernel ha% 20,0001.; to anneal ire by this bask, 1,746,7471. Is 94 To prod' sad lase the the bresee d that arms% via.:—surplus prodt freed her lest bal&year, 2.69 11. 10a. 6d., since 20661. de. ; together 17,47111, 14e. 6d. • total. 2,107, 17s. N. Cr.. By missies Bills an d But India Bore, 20%9111. 144 M.; by ether eserwilies, isolo= l. ll 0 0 111 61 14 and lade, 1,737,9904 Os. ;by , furni tare, and Irene, 29,4901. 7e. ; by_cesh in at Bra el Mislead, and at call, 184,M1. . 16s. 4d. ; totel, 2,107,2221. 17e. 3d. " Molt sad Lou. il • leceent.—Dr.: To merest expenses, including eateries war, ststrawy, directors' reintairtatioa, of building experes, allowance for bad and tea, to., 10,0931. 9d. ; to amount carried to profit sad loss sew account, being rebate ce bills discounted not yet dm 2,6991. 6s. 7d. ; to dividend account for the paymest of a dividend at the rate of 5 per centper annum, upon 300,0001., the amount of paid ap capital on 6,000 shame, 7,6001.; to undivided met Smo thered tomtit r.l toes sew account, 6,9814105. ltd. ; total 27,4761. 14.. f Cr.: By balance brought down, vis., em pine profit brought diewardfrom ler half ye/m.2,6911.1046d.; ice added, 24,8841.4. ' • total, 27,4761.14 e. 65." The CH A MILLS, ill MOT* the sdoptlon of the mart, eltssned that It °cetera all the information the dinars rd h coramlualeate es the preview's. The divided, he thought, w,,ald be sundered satierectory, Worn at the low rate of interest that had ruled during dis pa hill-year. It would be sees that the Deimos to be oarrW to the ant ecosset was slant steel to the dividend. The notion holes bee seconded by lir. CA10.01:1, It we carried uneatmenely, end without say AMMO& Tie dividend wee the declared maple an end aftse lhe Ilfah lastest% and the precoodings rased sea the socasl oar. rarer to the charmer, the 'Broken, 14. Whits, the moues, sad the tiro millers. It 34111 07 LONDOIL-(1711.1 DA r.) This afterosoa the ism] half-yearly meths, of the proprietors dale Comiaeroiel NM wee ItIM M the healt, fa Lothbury ; Mr. Mama Itusirso, charms el the Meal directors, is the chair. . . . fkaale . wingretlaaraport sad balanseoheet " The directors kayo sow to lay before es disperlin of he bask the halanoe-.bast for the belt-per ending 3lat Dec., 111611, 'bowleg a not profit (ineksillmu 1,36111. Ss. 3d. less& forward from lad half-year) of 13,M1. la. of ell eseee asd making provides ride and doable! debts. The directors proper Sedsia a dividend for the hair-year at the rate of 64 pir cast per amiss, payable ea mid ate the 3lat hatent. The dividend will make 9,0004 sad ohs Whetter 3,4201.1956 d. for rehab oa current bills ad yet dr, here will semis a below d 1,4011.2 e. to be amid Ismael to the present half year. Bekseeoliest —Dr.: Capitol sabasticed, 1,600,0001. ; capital paid-ap. 201. rub ea 16,000 shores, 300,0001. • guarantee fend, 76,00014 balsams doe so de enstanwsit d d b 902,8841, 6e. 7d. ; Wham of undi viprole, 304 Jame, 11168, 1,3911. Is. Ild.; pooh for the bald- may; Dor. 31, 13613, atm pay ing incomfetaz and ell charge, sad sad anklet pod*. is bedded debt% 12, . 121. 21.; IWham , marled dews, tasathar. st B 13,8321. la. 666.—Toad,666.—T oad, sersaant291,70114. 7s. Cr.: Cosh Is the bank aad at aell, at the al logland, Zoologi B ladle astzst ied,Gle fircurities. 286,6461. l ala e. &I. ; Bills lone en stock, sad other secorities, 1,0031.0111. Is. 6L; storiag.mom, Maio, sad ionises (pamises b.il an hest 1,291,7061.7.. at the rate of 6 per att pa eament, he the belf.year ending de 31.1 of Diemehar, 1868, 9,0001. • Mete of laterad os carnet bills ambit to proGt and to w sew 'recant, 3,4201. 19.. 6d. ;Ideas wiled to nest ball. par, 1,4011. 2a. Total-13,8221. Ir. ed. Balsam brought 13,822.1. L. 61. Total-13,8221. la. bd." The CHAIRMAN NOSSAY4 b moving the adoption epee dm low rate of interest, and in Ism of that feet it INS Was.. aide to aspect large dividends without an increase of Waimea lie was tarry to myths business of the bank had not inesimed; bat if it had not incrested in natality it had to se ties entreat balsam of =stainers were manning te a point which very snarly aalkd the deposits in interest. The divided, th=gb not wee oda while the stehility sad , securities of the bank sot he earpared by say ether join ago= tank in London. I Sir. I:MAYWOOD SPOOlida tke motion, advocating asr election of the canard of the bank. The rep rt was adopted without discaasks. sad eih• divi dend having been declared, this geooesdings thud wide do . usual compliment to the dolma sad directors. The fortunate winner of the two great prises in the CrEdit bank lottery at Vier, Oar gives &boat 1,0001. to different charitable inalitationa. The two sisters Virginia and Caroline Fermi, who have beau extremely eaccomfal at Vienna, are about to Marti to the we of gamy& They have gives some four sad-twenty muerte, sad all of theta were crowded to WM. It appears that some swindler has been fleecing people la the country of teeny hundreds of pounds, under cover of the name of Mr. Alderman Mach', by pretending to be collecting for a teetimouial for that gentleman, and thee obtainiug from theta a guinea each. The eldernat bit issued a notification that tho whole la a fraud. ROBERT BURNB.—The centenary of the birthday of Rolm* Bono will be commosooiltiod by a boar to take piece et the Guildhall Hotel, Onsehametieet, es fusettay tY 24141 of Jamas James Hannay, Esq., will preside. Bew Mealbana. ~ and several literary gentlemen, d ads= se lisped, te present OS the ocomion. Hit MAJESTVe STAGIMUND3.—The gentlemen reale hat have invited the veteran huntsman, Mr. Charles Duet; to • dieser, which will take piece at the Loudon Tames an tab. 2. As each yeatkenea will oppose. In =I eastame, the appearance of the roses will premise mmo la the City, and create • emeattea. TiK SUPPOSED MITRE= AT DUDLEY.—The &d -immed Yemen is the brdy el Mary Ana Tiewiehead, ells of Themes Townemid (wham death by elnanerier myslinkem ciremmainem woe sapeited la ear ef essssloNszr i :risissisy ):a= " the am Ls, Dudley, When W. nonearees, district seems. the batilend el dr Magid, was =id ea lanatiy. breed wham= woe mind, and le the hen whisk have slimly appmeed fa this joaraeL The whets dine minim use this mad over, sad the none, Y sawrisi op, mid It was clear from the newheal and saw evidence amt demand had died fmm widsteMin mend by maned prienre, how sad by what mesas that animal preemie Inn predated it woe their Wei ser le disemer„ The JmY, after sheet twenty lades' de manned the f.Dwfag verdict " 1 the death ef the dememil w eitribalabb hi eaffoostioa prodoosd by external pews, bet as te Ye or in what maw Uri az imut prawn wee prodimeed se eminent endow ham Men eared." The coroner seed be eatiely eamarred in the verdict. Tewnehend err as Mersa* Wag told by the eaconer that Ida previous good tharader removed suspicion tram him. DISORACTYCL BMWS AT A WEDDING.—On Sao- daistorsiag m very dlogrecellel etwee pereated Wolf at the prick leilail of ha lwor eta. eseelmels• et • merriege eurateery. Three complus, emeaseled with tbm warp dram pretused tberedre drug Wide* la maid to M riled l widget, bed As supra Ild ad who WI belf-pre 10, at whlek thee the Ws dry /WA/ kw re mania woke, mod the argrupdsa teem et duke. It wears that ere or row prmumme =rag dr eeareadad ipte bed radeted tberes dards= Is de mere brig by sere eidecided prig, mod Adkti wee red- Wel Is • Ameslsl sod peweirrat rimer. The metrhocelut . - foravZiwr bobs ow-r - l vblb M bias were dogleg, sod this la Reiff word sore osedadea, but the roof mica /ON to eneeploto dealer-11 art to on actual riot—by the ceaduct of err proem is the &M IL Is t h e roved build j Ise wen plead Isere of breed le bs airy to some of the poorer periellsoors, reordied to trod arisr, Sere of thee. Inerve - eon brim op sad ibe Par boar at the Drily- wedded marker *op ware showir Moe illOchureb. Oa coming nut they food • irp rob ,Weld owiside, who earned them with toffs of pre, soblispdrose, sad wage of ivy, tors hors the veers rale 4 rat These dieserresh;e =Wilde followed Urn kr sewiMeble die tome pr. the Creseis Words _taw seibire of the married lairs. One of tbe Worsens—ore wbb himself rd his bride led bon th• owl *me* sealed—tursrd to rescasirste with Ur them Gird vie ow bilowior thew, sad while holding then this fir • otter dm la check, hie bride redo the beet of bey way bens, bilewing, to this =t dos woomple of dr ease two owspre Wlle hod pre. rue. It is estishoteep raft dse 1 Wary resulted her tide rest disgmerfal pssNs g. but the perente of Ur orriled periso--periesierly drat of Ur two who seemed to be wag .tarsier W tbe reb—ssf. fired darer*. We esker Is. glebe es assess of dr purr ecourarl as ea alt with* - err wisosaiiirl the whole perish, r It will probe* be iseeridabod beim be roger seiharitisa—Srers Advortisor. MSTROTOLITAS Fan HOISPITAL, DETONSIIIRE -941:A11t, CITT.-171, swept. amber et piing% ream d &Mai dr week audio, loamy IA ors —listissi, 722; MOW, 467 ; l 1, 1,119, of Pia skit um vow row TE.L . IOE : `lf COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. .00AL—Tio1seirFS O imY. a;;progreedo as ebony. The Barbados' sold at fatly previous rates. Refined firm'; I 63a. Bd. to 64. 6d. Conn.—The public an gekeg elf without @hewing sa 'rue.—The public lee reiw teeeed to day with Amor, 'dike an gobs off at high prior. Chloe tea sot yet over. Exca—ibe portion of the gob& sales that sold brought fall_y previous robe. Me public Wee are large sad sill set be over till a late boor, bat meads generally have a aissdy appovasee. TALLOW MARICET.-THUS DAT. YU sorb* ia Mal. Tows tallow la meted 82a. U., wit esik • Paimbarg, Y.C. oo tbe *pot, 63a. ; Jemmy to llenk 6 1 , N. ; Kama Daly, 63a. to 62a. 9d. • Apell to Jam 61a. W. to 6L. U. ; October le Dumber, '6la. U. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Davis and Conway mart trade all. not oleo green hay and clover Ma se price,. Prima meadow bay, good, 765. to 800. ; enperior ditto, 84a. to Ns. ; Inferior ditto, 60a. to 70s. ; rowan, 00s. to 70a. ; dotter, old, 925. 6d. to 100 s.; ditto, sons, woad cut, Ns. to 965. ; straw, 265. to 30s. THE AMERICAN COASTING TRADE.—A few days ago Messrs. Seymour, Pescook, and Co, shipbrokers, 116 and 117, Panchurch-street, Loaden, addremed a latter to the Bad of Melmesbury, relative to the open*/ of the American owning trade to British shipplug, hurdeorg whether the Amnion government is aware that the maim irada with this matt, Ilse bas thrown entirely apse to American vessels. Mr. Hammond, the undow-asenteri, Mates is r•pty that t. Lord Mehosabury 01111 hardly risottos that the America% government eon be is *samara upon thin poist, bat that, In view of sine facts stated ia your letter, hie lordship will tub her Mciestya Miniater at Wasidaglen to mks inquky of the' Bolt d States' goverameat, sad to maim the opportasity of again urging apes that goverameat <hedonics end goad polity of conceding currant:many ad vantages to British meals in American watare." STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS IN AMERICA.—Last yes: there were in the Vatted States 47 stamen musk, 19 toned, and 9 sr pioded. 259 Beta was lost, and property to the soursat of 1,924,000 dole. way ascrificed. And this cm th e when rims ataaw i I US MO ad di Si I In-..i18 t --- 4 Tit 21Ii A ITS 108 110 101 IQ ii IG3 1 die Par It ►i is IN s M i i n 2 I 1 a •WAYIL L.kW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY COURTS.—IAar. 17. (Beton the Lord Chancellor end the Loris canon.) lIATILAND V. YORTIHOT.-VIV• VOCII ZIAMINVTiON OF WITIIIS6IIII. Thia ma an appeal ban Vioe-Chaacell4 Stuart. This suit was brought by the next of kin of John Sheppard, late of George-street, Eseton-equara, who died intestate the 19th July, 1845, and they claimed to be entitled to the whole of the clear reedits of the aerate and effects of the intestate, after providing for the payment of his debts end administra tion expenses. It appeared that John Sheppard at his death wee possessed of leasehold and personal proper.y of the valets of 5,9621, and upward... On his decease one Mary named, • person who it was alleged had cohabited with him, but claiming to be his widow, took otttadministration of the estate in the name of Mary Sheppard. Proceediege were taken by the plaintiff to obtain an account from Mary Masters, other wise Sheppard which was rendered, and by an indorse* dated the 30th November 1846, made between the plaintiffs end others, the flee eiders of the intestate, and Mary Masters, otherwise Sheppard, It was agreed that Mary Sheppard was entitled to • moiety of the mildew estate of the intestate, and the iplaintiffe and then sisters to the other moiety ; that John Sheppard in 1848 gave Mary Sheppard the stun of 6501., which bad been laid at in en senility of 691., in the names of Thome Mortiboy and another as her trustees; that the plaintiffs had abandoned any claim to the end annuity ; sod flea, that Mary Shep pard was entitled to a W• 11 of 2,9861.8., a, and she was released fire all claims against the ester of John Ms sum Mary Mager., er Sheppard, received anti s =, se wallas the annuity. She died January 3, 1857. By her ' will she appoitfted the defendant and another gentleman her exerators and nurses, and made • general devise and be quest to them of all her reel and personal estate for the boat of relatives of one of the executors. At the time of the making of the indenture In question, and up to the time of the decease of Mary Masten the plaintiffs believed she bad been the wife and had became the widow of the intes tate ; but after her death they diecovered that • marriage had taken place between one James Masters and the passers who subsequently cohabited with John Sheppard, who went by the name of Mary Sheppard, on 26th February, 1824. The facts appeared to be that in and after the year 1817 the person celled Mar y Sheppard resided for shoat six pen in Gloucester-pisos, New-road, where she was visited by • person named Jones, to whom she was never married, sue who was believed to be • nobleman, end she was then commonly called and known by the name of Mary Jonas, ar Mrs. Jones. For several meths before February, 1824, the said Mary Jones went to reside at Mornixtgton-plan, Hemp. steed-road, and there she became acquainted sad formed an intimacy with one James Mamma who we • pianoforte maker, at that time apprenticed to Messrs. Clement!, of Tottenbam-coort-rod, and, as alleged, the, on Feb. 26, 1824, married Master. at St. Pancras Church, under the name of Mary Jane, and received and reserved her mar riage certificate. This marriage was by license. It was &airthat die said persoo, known as Mary Sheppea L was married by license, is the name of Mary Waif, to John Sppard, at the church of St. Marylebone, on Bth Ma= 1824. Evidence on;the part of the defendant was prod to show that Mary Masters was married twice to the sum man, but under different names, and en the part of the plaintiff to show that she was twice married, first to hews Masters and then to John Sheppard, within a math of nee other. The Vice-Chancellor decided that the meet• nese with Medea, on 26th February, 1824, was • legal marriage, sad that with Sheppard wee illegsl, Med held that Mary Masters wee not entitled to have • diatribe tire share of John Sheppard • property. The present appeal wee then brought, and It was arranged that the evideace of the principal Ctoseses Amid be taken before the full wort viva axe. The following witnesses were celled teethe plaintiffs : Maria Haviland was thencialled std examined by Mr. Mao names. She deposed in entetanas ea follows am one of the plaintiffs in this suit, and sister of the late Jahn Sheppard. He we a jeweller, carrying on bnethees in George-street, Huston-square. I remember • person who lived with him am bie wife, under the name of Mary Sheppard. My brother died 19th July, 1845. Mary Sheppard eurvived him They had lived apart • year or two before my brother's death, sad until his death. They lived very unhappily. After lie death Mary Sheppard lived in Albert , street, Reese's-park. She had then in her seri. vice a servant named Haan& Hawkine, who lived with her flee years. I remember seam on Mary Sheppard, and she told me something Hanna Merldna bad said. - It was the end of 1860. Mary Shipped was going to /Deemer ad that time. I slept at her asst while she we away, She told me that directly_ bar hook Ins tamed Hannah Hawkins would most likely tell me •• terry _the milkman had told hen about her having been married before ; and if she did tail res so, I waa to appear as if I knew all about it. I said thal was strange. She did not sive the name of the person the milkmen said she bad been married to before. I told her I mild not oily so, as I knew nothing about it. She end 201011 Cli these days the would tell me all about it. I did not mak her any questions. She never told me any more about it. Mary Sheppard died in January, 1867. Shortly after that, Mr. Mortiboy, the defendant, clad on me. He said that if we I would like to have Mra. Sheppazd's wearies apparel we could have It. He meant Sheppard' sister, ales. Hackett, who to deed, and myeelf. I sent foe It. A pared al was sent me, a number of old tradeemen's blip, and M e di: it a marriage certilesta. gide was the catifirte the first marriage, at St. Fssos, of James Masters end Mary Jones.] I took the wartifkate to my solicitor. Been I found the certifloste I bow nothing of it or it. contents. Cram-examined by Mr. Rolt—The milkman's name wee Knight. He Peed at the owner of Morntestottatreet, mac Albert-street. He we llcois there a few weeks ago. Hs be kept the bairn than many years. Mr. Mortiboy said nothing about papers, but • beadle of them came among the clothes with other waste thinge—love-lettem•Aind other Mr' , and I burnt brit. I did not think the other papers of velar than. They can't be produced now. I mentioned to Mrs. Pegs that I had found the certificate two or three days after. Neither she nor any of my _family had beard If the marriage before. I mentioned it to Mrs. Hackett, and knew • I•E` son named Adkinei; the was the last servant who lived with Mrs. Sheppard. I have celled on her since Mrs. Shep pard's death. I saw bar once, and did not call on beg _nn Adidas mat for me, aid then I called. Rxerpt the cartifioate, there was °ethnic of value in the papers. The lon-letters were not from Sheppard to Mary Jonesßy .the Lord Chance/kir—l never had say catvereallem with Hannah Hawldas in Mary Bhoppard's le. By Load Justice Haight Brace—Ain Adkins wee • servant at Dr. Adam', in Maraington-road. The love let ters were dated 40 years ego, and were from more than oar person. Ido not know where Mary Sheppard cams from, or anything of her early binary before she metaled. Hum& Hawkins—l wee In the mindes of the late Mary Sheppard from 1830 for nearly five yams. I was her only servant. We bad oar meals together. I sat with her. We were on confidential terms. MU spoke to me of her private abb.. I remember a convolution about her marriage about a month or six weeks after I was in her service. She treated me confidentially from the beginning. I heard from the milkman that be knew her when she was Mrs. Masters. I told her, and she said ft was true, that she had married Mr. Muter. before she married Mr. Sheppard. She frequently, alluded to it afterwards, and told me what hie busineom wise. She said be wee a pianoforte maker. She told roe she was married to Mestere to St. Pancras church, and that she lived with him la JoAd.strest. I don't remeraber how long, bat she was living there at the time of Masten' death. She told me Masters died einddenly ,• havtag been taken in the street, he area brought home he a eab, end died soon after. Hie mother was living with them at the time. She told me that her maiden name was Mary Wall. Mrs. Hartland celled about the time of the conmereation with the milkmen. Men Sheppard told me she had the certificate of her marriage with Masters. and that site would show it to me, bat &hoverer did. She told me ebe loved Masters better than Sheppard, as she =feta the latter on account of hie prospects. She was very imbegpy with him, end had 'operated from him. She told me I was not to repeat the conversation I had with her or the milima to any of Mr. Sheppard'. brolly about he Amor marriage with Mr. Mestere, u it would be Very entomb to her disadvantage if they knew it. My mistren wee veryis her habit,. She lived very meanly. Shenk! she we n eklMgad so be so,u she did not know but some day ale might he obliged to give up the greater part of the pro pony. Mr. Mortiboy "Iveyr transacted her byname. He au hewn* at the house, and abe was always denied to say ow eke when he was there, except when there was a =. She gave owning partaa—card perties, She told me boy knew all about her Oaks. She to!d me she was in Mr. Mortiboy's power. She did not Mete the reason. She maid the fret time she went to church she was too late, and Mestere was very angry, end abs said she had a good mind mot to marry him at all, but they wut the next day end were married. I have commuoicated to the plaintiff end her solicitor about the marriage. Mr*. Sheppard lived at 72, Albert-Igram, Hampsteed.road. Mr. Montboy was a trustee of her marriage settlement. She told me so bequediy, and frequently that she was in Ms power. By the Lord Chum did not know Mrs. Sheppard till .be wee a widow. I never saw Mr. Sheppard. Mm. gaimpard talked to me very often about hoe marriage with Masters. By Lord Justice Knight Bruce—She was what I should ea a clever woman in housekeeping end imeinees affairs. I could not ban called her a foolish WOMPII in sonic things. Bb. wig, ow the whole, a sensible woman. Mary Repro:a—My =Wen name was Crown. I em heasekeeper in Dr. Phillimore's family. I have been seven or eight years in the service of Dr. Robert Plain:bore. I was in the terries of Dr. Joseph Phil Smote, his father, five or sir years. I remember a person called Mary Shipper•t. I mice lived as her servant about eight years. She was living when I lint entered he• service at Oloneeeter-plus, New-road. I married while I was In her service. I remained nine months afterwards. It was about four or five end thirty year. ago. The 1211,671111 t a the house was Mrs. Mk.' Mar ebriattan name es, Situ both. When I first went to Mr*. Sherperd abe passed by the name of Jones. A person utiles himself Jones visited at the house. She told me he was a commercial traveller, and she might see him once a weak or once it fortnight. When he rams there they lived together as area and wit.. From something Mrs. Sheppard told me I learnt they were not married. That was long after I had been with her. She told me this gentlemen, Mr. Jones, wee poirg to be married, and she seemed very unhappy. Ste told nee be bad married somebody she. From that lime I never maw Jams at the house. I remember I I