The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCE. Beass.—(llabee Lad CombsLl sad hisikse Vligkraisa, Compels. md &EMUS .. IFAZDJCDOIIIXT. The wait in anima by Yes npreeemenne of a man who killed by a tionay eseigme, tam* the alleged segli of the &feeds% the weer of the nine. Lad Oleephell, he sea lielivetietijudgmat, mkt the emit ~t of opines that the rule le gam a wen fre the &- Oast non be min ehenele. The action genii at be r eteinabie spiel the deneelent it the ectiobat were ,Iy hem the segieet at the deanned's hnow-weEreele r oyal as the eine India There wee cienty ender a the pen el the nehriest, and if ittfl: . ohms dee tiseered wee Mley saw l ~itgeees inneelf net , the dealt be be tie mineable made mar the at of grinner* in the veleta of seism nestled thee wee, nandse& Wine the teem wen gest dews, *env bervgy Yen &Ma ler let es and pulled woo* le ent the selle=al a tiez tackle; bee the diehemnet, win stoat at the nine lanes& of tiekeeteg tbat -tie, allowed it to be eatirely, rid he ateif imphel9 might ny„ aleentihlly eagleteed. During the tin the rope wee faired by as enlientiel len lad la the :.remit the donweed sad ewe gem yen eget i.e. the Ant walkout the rope et erßi hang Went If ste rule bad bra obeyed, he healkissal of no repo wonld ee. beat thee..eet, end the nee ell end; amt the rope ion, end the deceesef end newel akar paw= were What en the not. then wee min wirible b 7 the defendant to dieeheyleg the Inle, " Z a l: Imiplog h bib espierseml a loaebeara vhs alio habituany dreprded It Laotian at these hale drum they should lane held that the defredaat wee Ilehlk _lds eregligence boatsteesnially coetributed to the ftid; bat the widows proved the gross negi a ree ea the pert of the assmot nand, end that astetielly rearibred to hie death. H s lie Yet the nit we disobeyed, art es the reaties he e= he am rid by the Waimea net the repo at hum ha • lee awl tat be had bare moire is bedew re ONO Lem neeeethellenhedbregerded the weenlesendtpleilethe tre• rep win the ether nos, red the ma Weide. se dm JAWIIMIAIII dry vur”ll Idled. The matt suret Oat 1 dee legisheere trearta dat the seguerededre et • pima WWI is • nine druid oak) maw amps elm Vibe terms bed cubed= night bleren hew anineeineden be• nod at man= lowegidaa the peet7 Itudi7 adman.= rieder the inaismineeere of We awn dry dowenel, If he beleerati red, could we bow nedetelsed es mean fa vent he Ird eralured, ice =lt wad less tats• seed row, letbeene he the Cent the w ader roe slaty mot by oho walapat al a Maw ere rah ME ten at ere ten dielenel vita enierielly senellined le Ma MC epos tesifierelilhld yen del" deplett do at hie emsdr. la dis NM ten ire ohm reire arras oat et do atm sesm= s t a ld s. al dr war read dream le kit fir j ired g eleet s it the deardere. sarong. v. LAD? 1311.011110L7LIANL, Thie 1111 rhos hr libel, brought by Mr. Hegira whet Lady Moorhen. It aro tried is this omit is Ism list Were Lord C COIF 0.11 sad • reeds, jury, sad ressibed Is • whet for the fell demurer, 40.1. The libels men an. ward is t.o looms, &WI is Jaly, 1832, sad Wesel by the 'hand to ben tees anus& by Lady thaerine—the Met bang addressed sad rest to the Wu Lard Rovenswartli. sad the mead to the primal Lord lbstinswertk. At the time they wwe armee Idr !lushes W paying his addresses to the daughter of the prelim Lord RavestrwartlL atom be had face warted. In a {seceding term a ride was obtained oa the tat of Lay Moorhen. calks; upon the plaintiff to Jew cars why there skunk' net be a oat• trial on the grand of the verdict being against the evidence. sad the im propr reception of evidence. The Attoreey-Ofteral, Mr. E. James, Kr. Bovill, sad Mr. Raney mai, now spprind to show cause against the Mr. Macaulay mud Mr. Lush •an isatrocard co 'Oa part et the daleadast. . _ . Photographic copies of the two letters deelurd upon, end 1 men ether anourrome letters, also said to be in the hand- : writing of the defendant, wars handed up to their lordships. i Lord Cempbell having read over his notes of the evidence given at the trial, The Atteeney•tieneral, in showing mum, said it wee quite impossible to Meares with his teamed friend, Mr. Macaulay, when he observei, in moving to the rule, that this wee a use of the deepest interest end of imspeaksble importance to the lady who was mad* the defendant. At the same time be might be permitted to say that if, on • calm and Im partial review of the whole evidence, the mind of any regional man wee led at once to the irresistible conclusion that these letters must hove been written by that lady, it was only, if there had been • miscarriage in point of law, that this court, whatever might be the (relives of their lordships, could Interfere to disturb the verdict. The rule had twee obtained on two grounds— first, that the seven snotty mous letters attributed by the plaintiff 'a witneemes to the defendant were improperly need as evidence in the ore; and, secondly, that the verdict was legislate the weight of evidence. His short and cm:elegies answer to the Bret question was that his learned friend on the other side seeds no els iection at the trial to the adminibility of the wren Were. .tfter several witness had stated their belief that the two letters declared upon were in the handwriting of the defendant, the other anonymous letters which were re tired by various persons were put into the hands of other witnesses, who In rucceselou said they believed that they were in the hand-writing of the writer of the first and second i letters. The sewn leases were then, without any objection ty the defendant's counsel, handed to the offimr, and read or euly in court. __ _ .. . . . . . Mr. Macaulay said they were never read by the officer of die court. The way their content■ became known wee that the Atternerassend read them in hie opening speech. Lord Campbell—They mat be considered as read. You 'say make all objections to them ae if they were actually read 17 the °Meer. The Attorney-General said that the Common Law Pro e lure Act gave power to the judge at a Dial to allow a cow , I r1.01:1 of a disputed writing with any writing proved to the rof,• tion of the judge to tei genuine. and coatsaded that tc legielattue, in pueing that enactment, intended that the lige should mutilate the ante tribunal to determine that intim, and that there should be no appeal from his declakia. 'mat inconvenience would be the moult of the judge not nag allowed to exercise an unfettered discretion in each min The Alleeney-Geseml also submitted that no use we Ended Me re= letters at the trial, nor earl:nag said r done with peopoot to there, either by counsel or by ~ LAMA Joke la his oworoisg up to the jury, which en . i the isimbiat a e am trial. :be Isamd ossosal woo proweediag with his argument& - .ft our repel WIL COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ' , tulip •t NW Prism is Xiddirs.—(Mkt. Mr. 'natio. Dyke •ad • Cocas= airy.) Ml.l/0413 AJID •aoteta •Ao, 811•1.1. CASE ►OI ♦ St,llllol COOK. - - - - Tbir w ea mks d WA mad des widows tar the C 4 i t . s wee this :—They mire serenade la has, sad as dee Mb lawe Ilea delliabas met to them. They bad had Maw with him Mae, mad the basses duo to theme was sealel er 11. Ma dd. He rave • farther ceder, resurieg ilk. Ile Sd. He peed aa the 22m1 Jar St 9e. dd., wed or rr Ilth el Omober, &Orbs& Mk She balance des 12L Se. Id. The maim wee heemylte se rearm Yte ameaut. OA tG ISth bramehr. the plaialblesw w d the deleadente, sod mid be me miry any le an ea able be pay. He raw @eked why M bee appnswil to the melon, sad be mkt thew be bed dime no Reis limn He bed Mace paid 91. 10e. into coort, leaving `lslas V. Lk N. .pried for the deteedsat, sad the jury pre a 'vegeta ter lb. plaisoffe low 21 13e. dd. lietaibar, far the platattfit, applied foe speedy teemares, Hr. hake Byles—Ha; tt la not • lerge sum to wait for. Orisons bad bet bribed die debt over Let property l Pesaro by bet maims Is dda sourey. sir C. Crone samdilond tt ram aII osoroory to moo that point, thd mid am Dowager Qom Wag next of kit te the petitioner, wee Ids psrdfsa war the circomatonow If the petitioner cosseted to bet eserdianship he would ite sot do notion as to the other prat The Quoar's Advocate stated dist he had no objection to the adopoke of this rooms. • Erika la accordance with the meet wwe dra poattal. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) of the MANBIOH HOUSE. Jame Corps Weed, theseed like • farmer, and Margaret Beek, a *mei teed leskisig wonan, about 20, owe brought bin the Lord M odor the following circumstances. 0. Itemil the bereave clew, said—lre consequent., of Istormaios I recohid retards, afterocem in Battopesste street, whoa is -.wpm of Smith, mother constable, I watched a boaemakees shop sad the two mimosas corm out Bea being is the dram of a sailor. I followed them down Builtopertme red on their going to the cab stand I mid to Beek, What is all this diegaise shout taking olf the hat re a d wig geolmod. Aas esiesisd, and I told the pri sms, thy, ba bow g..mk 61. lie station-home to gide their eashaall. Whim than the male prisoner wee asks. hie same. and be sera it aue Wood. kle was than mind were Mime Bat& bed to bis is mole store, The Lord Kayer —Without gotog We the *mend., hove the pubmen comeakeed say edam t liandl—Weeel Is • monk& man, with two childros, sad be hos led his wile is Norfolk sad come up to London with this girl, who was his servant, end she hie not gives an amass% of them Wags, TM Lad klayar—lf It I. an afro, @game morality I erase lake maim of that. is Reweed-1 Mee Lured as emigratioe totellri 011 SC•ta the is arm of Janis Or ergs l ham rolegraphed to Norwich, whom be mid be are from, bee be le sot known t mre. Mr. Gleedmen owe elark)—As ear as you are able to =these persom Mee ran away from bases but whaler bee left children chargeable to any pariah you do not Mow t Rmsell—He lays be has lea two children behind, and thee shay ere well provided M. TM Lard Mayor—Will you give say *mount of your selves/ Weed—l have told the truth. The Lard Mayor-11am you anything to my why I should set remand yea mail further is are made in Norfolk. ' Whom de yen come fowl WINII—Fren Kaden k orfolk. The Lewd Itayer—Beek N , wh ore do you come from I. Bealt—From LinweoL 1 ham bees servant to Mr. Wood, who Is a married ma with two children. The Lord Ilayor—Were you induced to leave your home Ye parearima t Beek flonglOse)-0 1 g, De, he did not unmade no. by The Lord Mayor—Titan you were wrung to roe away with t limk—Test. (Laughter.) The Lord Kayer—Wbo disguised you in mores clothes t Batt—lt ma my deka me mach a. Me. Teach-1 lomd edel on the male prisoner when I modeed Ma. The primers were ammelcd till to-morrow for further • CLERKENWELL. eIIASOL Or THIRTY. lab. a: Mal.., lied 14, and Edward Pries, aged 16, ewe charged with stealing • quantity of copper we front of the window of fa. Mary's-church, Stoke Neeriogtou. The prleassers, although so young, bore a very bad &eroded 1 lad have bees several times in cuetody. The ptimmere were fil Yea 0111 01.1 the wire in question Irom the stained elms elidest end cososal It, when police constable Playfeed, 60, et. l,C, 11•11 Mad MA they were given into custody. t 44 The purlemewe, who did not deny the charge, were remanded ag. Mslot &ye. * Met aria Osew, of 3, Albert-rod, marine-store dealer, was EL ehergiof with klestously receiving • quantity of new copper a' wire, well-kaawlng to have been stolen. Pefeemcmelehhe Clint., 346 N. and Taylor, 100 N, from F. le fanerelen received, went to the shop of the prisoner' when a she denied having purobased any wiry. Tbsy, ho wever, et. made a search, and found • large quantity, which had beer; N mildly moles from the Gothic windows of a church in the neighbourhood. es The primmer woe remanded. Edward Emtproo, 16, and Alfred Price, were remanded 2 onestspicion of steeling seven wire guardsfront St. Matthias's. em church, the property of the churchwardens of the perish of ; Stoke Newington. WORSHIP-STREET. 1 1 AN ACCIDINT. Henry ddy, 21, wall-known by tho officers of this court was charged before Mr. with stealing • barrot= bones containing milliwry, vela. 41., the property of Mr. I Thonme, wholesale milliner, in Mile-end. Prceecotor said that last night he left the property MOB doped et the door of • customer in Spitalaelds while he ea tend the chop, and in leen than • minute it had dissppemed. Some pereon informed him that a man had wheeled it rapidly away, and, after pursuing for some distance, he saw the pri soner eating on the ground and die track does to him. Tree roam, who came up at the moment, rendered good service b detaining him, ma he we, very violent and struck will avers blow an the face. Mr. Hammitt—What have you to say, prieoner Prisoner—Well, dr, an occident happened: the wheel of the barrow came off, and I wee trying to mend it, when this gentkman mom up sad secured me of steeling it. A man had asked me to take cars of it, but he is not here. Mr. Haromill—That accident manifestly waved the prose cntor's goods. I shall remand you. IMIINO RONKERY. Edward 411'18,24—t0 toed residence, and no trade--we charged with stealing a timepiece. At 6o'olock this morning. Mr. Courtmen, a tradesmen b Bethnal-green, wee alarmed by a loud smash of glee. He ran dews Made, and saw • man's arm through the shop window on • timepiece. Prosecutor grasped the limb; and then another arm intruded, got the clock s ped t he stead, end afterwards socceedat in getting dear u4—Luc the thief wee stopped by a pAuse-constable near the spot, not however, before he had period the property to. confederate. He had forced the shutters arid broken three pastes of glass. Remanded. THAMES. D•AINU HOIIBERT IN • PUBLIC•HOUgt. Marks Stringer, a lad about 17 years of age, wee brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with stealing a till and ha con testa from the Coach end Hones publk-howia, in High street, bow. Mrs. Rebecca Clark, the landlady of the Coach and Horses, tasted that yesterday afternoon she had just left her bar, when sheheard the till rattle. She immediately re turned to the bar sad saw the prisoner them, and be said ..Please give me a screw of tobsteo," sad at the same time laid down a penny on the counter. She gave him the tobacco and sail, .I want you:" He then ran away. She looked Into the till and mimed two shillings and two florins. About a quarter of an hour altawsrda she sew the prisoner at the station-houre. Edward Martin said be lived at No. 6, Walter-place, I Bow, and was. hoilet-makse. He law the prisoner run oat of the Coach sad Homes pablio-house, end followed After a smart chow he overtook him sad gave him into the cuatody of • police-constable. Richard Brookfield. a poliereconetable. No. 271 K, Mated that he received thorns of the prisoner, and found upon him two shillings and two dories. Roche, the gaoler ef the court, said the prisoner was ma old .Ifendet, end had been committed before. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and Mr. Yardley sentenced him to be imprisoned for four months, tin 4 kept to herd labour. SUICIDE OP R. ACIBRM 4NN, THE PUBLI.SHIL 7-- Much painful sensation has been occasioned at St. John's-wood through it' brownies known that Mr. Adolphus ACIMUMIII, the well-knows book and print publiohar, lately carrytag on brines. fa the Strand, had committed suicide. Traversed retlesaan, sire lie retirement from business fa the &rad, mom mere age, bed bred with We family fa Wigwam 16, Blebhessi-tarrace, St. John's-wood. His Mr cumaireve wore LW fOrtlll3lltoi, FUCA as to mum apparently • depression of epees. Norwirstandisg this, however, it dose not seem that there was the kern ouspicion that he pre med:Wad milf.destrucuon ; but on the morning of the dia trereg ocruerrace he was ford lytng pertly en &reed on his bed, in • War state. A tumbler Nat lad ertained wrote acid we. bead near redeemer, from which he had drunk az is = et till& pohee. • letter ter .Lo discovered in the dated as far back r December, fa which he epee et=eing ouiride, sad said that he had prowirsaly lememeeme, but failed be eravytmg out Me edidd beaMMA An bequest w bid Whoa Mr. Wakley yesterday, at the Marlborough rear, Abbereer, sad • verdict of l` &d -ere" was retuned, Me Mate el the decreed's mindbeing Idb au opus geodes. The deeseled wee as hie fiftieth MR. BRIONT, LP., AI ROCZDALE.—The hon. member for Disminighena W ••••••••1 b &woad • wires to be bed is the ?ebbs Hall, Meeidnik on Friday, the 28th **test. This will prebaldy be the Ind public meeting which Mr. Dright will staid Wars ths ape** of parliament. TUN MURDER DE MR. ELT.—From informatioa received by the Inch p.ilioo it ono alerted that Delra Yepthe alleged marderer of ?jr. Ely, for whose apprehension • reward hes beta offered, would endeavour to get off is the Ciresesiest. Several detectives were on the look-out, and I Ism ea Monday sight • men was immediately arreeud on his coming on board the downer et Galway. On investigo- Yoe on Tuesday It try:waited th a t sir primes , Is INK De. laay, but • sass gamed Kelly, • somewhat famous cow stealer, frost gm county of Kildare. Alter the wrest • re waspistol totted as his lemon and • few rands In volver money. TM empicioss wain.; his wore strengthened by his o ho j ug , through his Mends, • large suss of mosey to sores portion in Oalwity who, it was app eed. could facilitate W amps. COURT OF PROBATI AND DIVORCE. (Beim the Judo Orilivery.) '• kr • 1k kolrAL RIONNIRS TES DOMINI Or ORLEANS. Tete wee . woke pretested es Wolf of the Count de P.m, lost ml kg the appeistwiewl se hip uncle the Doke tie Samoa •• ha minima, wed .h• ter tb• nelloinistretlea et the eOra• i.l ki. mother, the Dwaine of °deem, widow of the Deb tisf Orb Ler, eldeet toad Louis Philippe. atir el Ow View h. It •,spaued that 'barfly baton her devisee she Ohs Dw oreesJ I 111..5.) wade • will, leering bra I**' pert, in her Iwo MIN the petitioner, trite is 20 yews of seea as 4 the Count d.. wko a kis * or. This will, which weeds wispy .ph, wee draws op Is easherwilty with the ?moth by. sad • iatilesaa is EMIKII wee appointed emitter. The igir•s liw•gw, the grsarloother, wee appointed tatearatery peardnia to the 'maw see. lot thew wee to *orb •ppoietzewit with mimeses le the lad hewer. All the Lowelittee of the Free& lew hid hot entb, God the will wee Weald to be • ark* Weal ricessaret, TU. guinea Advent* tett* *neared in support of tit* wont, preerrling, accordiog to tlas war Thu bad belts I.id down via respect to morning their right of dogrel Is, to, roe that r tha Ditcher of THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1859. SHARE LLSIB4-ZHIS DAY. Two oVuxs. The railway share market to-day is decidedly better. The fortnightly settlement is making satisfactory progress, and chiefly occupies L. the attention of the dealers. In nearly X all instances prices are higher. After making allowance for the circumstance that the present 2 quo t a tions are now for the new account ; (31st instant), and consequently include the ; " contango," we notice a rise of about e st per cent. in London and North We stern, London a and South Western, and York and North Midland g stocks ; per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire; about 1 per cent. in North British , and 1 3" to 1 per cent. in several of the other 2 1 leading descriptions. London and North West. es. ern stock is now quoted 961 to ; London ; and South Western, 931 to 94; Lancashire se and Yorkshire, 961 to 4; Midland, 102/ to y; South Eastern, 221 to 4 per share; Caledonian, 1004 874 to SW Great Western, 68 to ; York and 100 North Midland, 771 to 78 ; Berwick, 93 to 1; and North British, ell to i• so French railway shares are extraordinuily buoyant. ro Northern of France are now quoted 361 to 37, and it ' Paris and Lyons, 324 to 831, showing, in each sa ease, • rise of about lbs. per share sines 2 , 4 o'clock yesterday. Lombardo-Venetian old shares Si i have risen to to prem., and the new is shares to Ito prem. East Indian and Grand ' Trunk of Canada Railway stocks, as well is as Pernambuco and Great Lsxembourg shares, are more inquired for. All the prices above quoted are for the. new account. 14. OILDIIILILT MAZES AND 11T0011. to-aar I du. I rd. I SAismal. I Vali= Iso 1 sa. 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Ir a . o reefiC IN /0 IN 811 W IZ. Nimis.Wi .. NO NN NY NI Not gta== IN mad ~'~,.. lIIITINII Knipe. Dwe. eras 3 . 1 .- • alrmigiumaiMW embiwaftkato , twir.:l(M li4 u* 1.116;,4 w. I:4= Iffir Oes. M. WOW PTO*II•I4U•Waa u W . bap Wu, Rat Ihire t t a = Ilf,ComMa WlLlirollk..... R.. a , m , ' Asa weillli.: - iiriii7. - .7 ------ JOINT /TOOL le. ill 1 l g Kw 11.0•0 Rat C 111 1121 fa^ ■l l 10. n o, 20 11. W USW M VP 0,000 140 10"10 100 WAD 10 U le don VA lose a saa N 3.41• O1UM!•/1r. Lusts. St gammas.— Australian L A a ar tl U r A ia L 4 ff tra L a tili M Da 0_ OwilaMimeses"; PW s piit V a Peekeere,— ihm.SAmmer.smiliam .~ ",;; FS "4E7 feeltr;L • ?= l iad iu ree l Mi 114.0 Mead Cee 11r Yee eleatia. sift aloft oft r.r De, " Nem Deem" Ovisa.laßineLlmlA 110. Weenie De 4 kited's Tie. tow lUD Mara .. !WSW Las Wow. Baal Assnillas 1.1 fatsiartse ftrip Ds Ds 8.4 1 ThwlLLemaoo.U.Oas IVas Mem? V D.. DMb ...... The following are this day's sales for the amount : OILDINAILT GRAMM AND lITOCZA. Caledonian. 88 1; Cheater sad Holplened, 481; Great Northern, 1064 ; Greet Western, 661 6; Lancashire end Yorkshire, 961 1; London sad North Western. 961 ; Imsden sad South Western, 931; Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire, 39; Midland 1021 ; North Bridal:, 601 1 601 1 , North Resters—Berw i ck, 93 4; ditto Leeds, 481 • ditto York, 771 4; North Staffordshre. 181; Bout ! Bi ' ssters, 741 1; South Yorkshire and River Don, 141. SINCE MARIS. Beat Anglian, close C 7 par cent., 111; Lancashire and 1 Yorkshire, 6 per oent. SW* 1; Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per corm, 1431; North Stafford shire, 101. • - anrna POSSISSIONS. Bast Indian Onarantand, 5 par cent., 107 i; Grand Trunk of Canada, 37; Groat Indian Peninanla, New (iplarsatasd 5 per cent.), ak ; [ kinds, New (gnarantoad 6 par cast.),lo3 ; ditto, Panntub (raiment/ad 6 per cont.), di. - - • -- - JOINT STOCK 3ANIJ. London end Westminster. 50. - xtocua.titsocs. Notional Discount Cowpony, ; Nemola and Oriental Stem, 801; ditto, New, 281. . • TOSIIOW. Antwerp and Itoltwilan t ; Gnat Luxemblurg, Cos- Mimed Bberva,7i; Paris, LroomoradKediternseau, Radio sad dot Pnman° (Persambuco) Gnanateed 7 par (14mitad), St. Eliii 4 an WO it 00 viii Fra fr: re; IM :9 1 M a 11l lam lIL lla 10 _ IMS lgLm 111 M Y ITO rer;ai i 1 _or 111 U 3 "4 07 di. 3di We 109 ye 17 5 iii im -I gi Ft i tli fri 0 0 si iise n 83 Si Foi ffi ii II ... Y R 51 i 1 1 ea es zei ii i 1 I Mo ST+ si ; a 1 2 2 1 1 3 1 II M 1N 176 i t 11 id Hi 102 i i los - ji 1 I ialM SO SI 121 111 7f 1 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY years, and in SOWS, if not ell, the capital amount remains the some , so that, if these diands ere paid, sad 65 per cent charged for working expellees, It evinces nary sound mate of things. They tarnish a tat which, it applied to mese English railways, would elmart, U not quite, enullaste divi denperds. Riad mat far past six months .—Bodes.—Bodessad Maas, n amt. • Baton and Providence. 3 par Balm sad Worcesler, 3 per cent. ; Lowell sad Fitchburg, 3 per amt. ; Rome and Wntertown, 3 pee cwt. The Post-offioe authorities give notice that a mail for Masan and the Bahamas will be sent from Southampton on the 17th inst. by the steamer Atrato. The Admiralty have taken up the following ships for the conveyance of stores, viz. :—The Lord Nel son, for Valparaiso; Marianne and Edmund Colley, for Ascension ; Princess Royal,Lena, and Herunone, for Malta; Bahia, for Hong Kong; Hawk, for Gibraltar; and the llawstone, for Sydney. WIPSMDLT BVIXOIII. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 94 to 1 for the Bth February, opened this morning at 94; to sdvenced to 961 relapscdto 95 to I, rose suddenly to 96 " buyers," and had rfted at 4 o'clock to 951 "tellers," the quotation for money being a the 1 1 same hour 961 " ostlers." At half-past 4 o'clock I no foetber varlet zon had taken place; but at a still later hove some tray-lotion were entered into at an improvement, owing to the receipt of better prices from Peels. The monthly settlement in Con sols wee this day completed. The purchase I effected to-day by the government broker on public account was to a smaller extent than wmal, viz., 10,0001. Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were rather more offered. The foreign stook market is still unsettled ; wide prices are quoted ; and, in some instances, it is diffi cult to effect sales. The New Victoria Gove rnment Six per Cent. Bonds were quoted today 1071 to t , or to prem. Victor Emmanuel Railway Biz per Cent. Bonds were dull, at 89 to 90. Bank shares to-day were dull, and in some in stances, including Bank of Egypt, Bank 'of London, and Ottoman Bank, sellers predominated. Union Bank of London'eontinus in demand. Mediterrw. newt Extension Telegraph shares show a fresh fall. National Discount, London Discount, and Crystal Palace shares were weaker. MINES. -THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx, The mining market to-day is very firm a good demand being experienced for dividend paying sticks. Shares in Wheal Basset, South Niamt, Devon Great Consols, Par Cam Alfred Consols, and Bedford United , ar e inquired for. In the Stock Exchange th e onl y shares in which business is officially marked are Tin Croft, which have changed hands at SI. Foreign and colonial mining s hares are nominally quoted as before, with very little business. At the meeting of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Yining Company, held yesterday, a dividend of dation Is. per share the was declared, in accordance with the reootomen of direotors. A general meeting of the shareholders in Old Toigns United Mines was bold yesterday, when the reports and so counts were edopted. Tits swan end liabilities showed a I haws against tne mine of 4671. lett 11d, As It will be teary to erect machinery and to carry out the works with vigour to develop the lodes 'heady livered to be pro dective, • resolution was posed creating 600 shares, which , an to be toned at 6!. per share pro red is the present shareholders, thereby providing ample capital for the new works and meetinery. 56 z 4 lii 1 37 il I it lte i llf I es I i= Two a`OLool. Owing to the large investments by the public and by the banking interest, coupled with the rally on the Palle Bourse,sthe funds are to-day decidedly bet ter, and more confidence prevails in every depart ment of the Stock Exchange. Console exhibit a rise of per cent. compared with the quotations current at four o'clock yesterday. English, French, and Lombardo-Venetian and Indian railway shares are all better. The settlement in the share market chiefly occupies the attention of the dealers. Consols were first marked 96} fur the Bth of February, and after receding to 951 to 1, are now quoted 9511 to 1. For money the present price is 951 to 1. . The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in to a considerable extent at 981 to ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 961 ; India Stock at 223 to 224; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991 to ; India Bonds, 17s. to 20e. premium ; Exchequer Bills, both March and June, at 375. to 38e. prem., being lower ; Exchequer Bonda, falling payable in May next, at 1001 to 1. The foreign stock market is likewise firmer in cha racter, although sales in some instances are still pressed. The New Turkish Loan is q uoted 41 to 31 die. The Six per Cents. of 1854 have risen to 90 to 1. Spanish, Sardinian, Russian, and Mexican Bonds, are firmer. The Anglo-Peruvian Four-and -a-Half per Cents., however, are more offered. Buenos Ayres Active Bonds are officially marked 891, ex div., showing likewise a reduction. Sales are recorded as follows:—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 801, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011, 1011; Mexi canThreelperCents.,l9l,l9l ; ditto,for account,l9l; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89, 90; Russian Five per Cents., 113, 1131 ; Sardinian Five per Cents, 87, 871 ; Spanish Th ree p er Cents., 44/ ; Do. New DeferredThres per Cts., for acct., 29; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 90; ditto for account (January 28) 901; ditto Six per Cents. 1868 (scrip of the first series), 811, 801 ; ditto, second series. l 3/, 4 dia. ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 43; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 161. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes ' opened at 68fr. 80c., for the account, and at half-past one o'clock,;were quoted 68fr. 85c., showing a rise of fully per cent. compared with the closing price of yesterday. The telegram reports, " excitement continues." QUARTER-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Consols are now a trifle weaker at 951 to } for money, and 951 to for the Bth of February. It would be wrong to overlook the warning whichl is involved in the depreciation of the new foreignl l loans lately placed in this market. The " discount," on the Turkish, Chaim, and Brazilian loans varies from 2 to 4 per cent. ; and the appearance of seller, to even a moderate amount would prejudice these I securities still more severely. This movement may perhaps give a wholesome check to an midis. criminating appetite for foreign investments. The public will not fail to perceive that. though they may get a higher rate of interest, securities of this class ere open to most severe flue tuations, and, in times of disturbance, become almost unsaleable unless at a very serious sacrifice. The " floating" of a new foreign loan may be easy ; bat its absorption into investing channels in all instances' requires time. There is still a good demand in the discount mar ket, but the supply of money has increased since the payment of the dividends. The terms for the best paper are 21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank the appli cations yesterday were rather more numerous than on Tuesday, but still very moderate. The bulk of the advances obtained during the shutting of the transfer books have now been repaid to that establishment. The Stock Exchange firm whose failure was announced yesterday are brokers of respectable standing. Their liabilities, which are large, have arisen chiefly from transactions in French end Lom bardo-Venetian Railway shares. The stoppage is principally attributed to the default of their princi pals at Paris. A good dividend is hoped for. There is every probability that the settlement in the Stock Exchange in the new shares of the Lom bardo-Venetian Railway Company will take place about the end of the present month. The scrip is in course of preparation, and is expected to be sent from Vienna between the 20th and 26th inst. Bills on Vienna were yesterday unsaleable unless - at a considerable advance over the rates quoted on Tuesday. Inn treemiterns.-... 4 a , eeseattsealer Mum- 3 4 4 e I In the wheat market yesterday prices were quoted C.r. I 2 I 12! M r: ter= - the same as on Monday. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,4861., the number of miles open being 7911, against 752 in the corresponding week of last -sear. The Great Northern return presents a decrease of 1,9301. ; the Great Western an increase of 3521. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,2361. At the meeting of the Netherlands Land Enclo sure Company, held yesterday, the directors' report - - - was adopted, and a committee of three shareholders, TEE LPIERPOOL CORPORATION AND TIIE CLERK Viz., Messrs. Ambrose Moore, William Hartridge, oz v L i ri u z i las , ca r - e -a i t t me . s ft of . tbe rom u c k il d r:te . r t ll on ay and William Morgan, was appointed to confer with . Of the alleg ) ,t; eflppropeistion ri ? (sem by l sp fhe L 'i merpool the directors with reference to the future financiai Clerk of the Pee= Mr. Welsby end Mr. Millward, who= management of the company. As soon as the opinion had been taken, both considered that the council had amended concession, which has already been signed a legal remedy against the Clerk of the Peace for the 'toot hy the directors and by the Dutch government, shall fulfilment of h ie 'P lume " have received the formal sanction of the Dutch TILE LATE POISONINGS AT BRADPORD.—The num- Legislature the company will proceed at once to her °, f persona DOW to bee* been . 9 0 _„ieoned„,b1, obese the 1074011KEW wen wawa 0 war =OM SO DrOodollii is enclose 1,000 acres of land. 225, of whom 18 have died. Five or six eh others are ery stillf The arrangements are advertised in connexion nereepg from the greet. of the poison, an_ -e recov o with the payment of the half-yearly guaranteed in- two of them is doubtful. 136 of the persons poisoned were tetest upon the shares of the Red Sea and India =Mts. A few day s ago, by direction of the magietrates, Mr., Telegraph Company. Leveratt, the ebid-constfible, caveat the 3-51 b. of imitated The regular re-openng of the transfer books for trmea l°"agr, v .w h let ged th° to i*/ L ee thk destroyed . l x4Bwi The n efiaaaawrahenartot Consols will take p lace on the 18th inst.; and to- burnt in the furnaces of Mews. John Hand and Sons' morrow for the following government securities, w orsted mins. viz. :—Three-and-a-Half per Cents., Two-and-. , -Half A BALLET DANCER IN DANGER.—At the Erming per Cents., New Five per Cents., Annuities (Jan., ham theatre UZI Monday night, in the ballet scene in the 1860), and Annuities (Jan., 1880). opening of the pantomime, where a number of corypAßee 'lo of th@ number, Miss Munro Went too to the Yesterday was making-up day in the railway share par, tens and last dram, which was ma de' of a very thin ma market, The settlement indicates the existence of teeth!, instantly ignited. Immediately she perceived the a considerable outstanding speculation for the rise, flares the pour girl screamed and rushed to the side wing% although the ease of the money market tends to pre- where sestets' was ptly rendered to her by the stage vent the establishment of very onerous rates of intjunterf by whom p ro WH thrown upon the ground and soiled over once or twice, which had the efkot of exlmigmah " continuation." The subjoined shows the terms 771 mg the flames in a few seconds. She was fear 1 to be current at the commencement of business : severely burnt on the arm and slightly on the neck. London and North Western from 3-16 to 5-16 per eh " con- A FLYING LEAP.—On Saturday DUE as three tinuaturn' "followers of the chas," natives of Glastonbury were on Great Western 3-16 to 6-16 per cent. do. their return home. • bet `re' made to A -h u, the S°uee " Midland 99 3-16 to 5-16 per cent. do. Turnpike•gate, between Wells and Glastonbury. Onward= Lancashire end Fortuities " 3-16 to 6.16 per cent. do. which, the first taking • flying leap, cleared the gate in Caledonian Great Northern to wick a I per mmt. ditty. gate, = a himself t h ro wn violently to the ground, resiv Ber ing York and North Midland " -16 to 6 - 16 per cent. do. revere injuries in the head. The third seeing how matters South Eastern I i Per ordiL diUm staid thought better than to try the experiment, and imme- In the afternoon a higher rate of interest was rl-sreir =et in search of medical aid, which soon appeared charged on G rest Western Railway stock, w hich is still idnere,:ehirriontendoeldr; William Purnell, surgeon,tteT hwoerre largely held on speculation. In some instances informed, are not of • serious allure. A fly con veyed w him to per cent was paid, being at the rate of about 16 per his residence the a „,„ eaaatais. _sk ar j a ,, a , Joarur l• cent. per annum. On Great Northern stock the SINGULAR ESCAPE OP A Boy.—ln connexion with terms in the a ft ernoon were per cent., or equal to the trip from Dunes to Edinburgh on Monday lest a one 10 and 12 per cent. per annum, and on this useeps occurral. One of the carriage doom tad not company's "A" stock 6to 8 per cent. per annum. bmiProPri2ttate.rdGeor.diLhiiihe tre. boy, rig years veding f With reference to the market for American rail- se laming against the door fell out. It so happened that o I way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports es and the youth, te vres a smerolling embkment where the accident occurred, follows : i n to the ditch, escaped without injury. The boy's mother attempted to jump out of the carriers after I The market in London for American securities during the past week B as remained very stationary. Gaited Stens Fin him, but was prevented by • fellow-pasergee. On the tote- Cent. B an d a ha , declined per " Ni t. a g ara g cph being put in motion at Banha . ,r , aloe aseertaint uded tn el Ea th in a - t 85r since the further lame of 10,000,000 don., announced to . ,Leon Mk end that he would be be made in Minh. There is • good &mood for Feetesyt. A MERICAN by the mail train immediately following.-OeoftuA tac i en ew t, T .d eek we ren . r te l 13.71teda State de iny inq corin i ze for to tiisattaftcomalenvinlyfulyra.7l3Lieae. Amo.A;itEß.TlANbed.blvdartheds.-3.he Liverpoolnext m on a North New br., Ferns' dearcus a securing the forthcoming divides& the Arable, which rail on that day for Boatels arid . 11slifsa. eimme "vs improved to 311 memo the roos t. Letters will be remised at the Liverpool Post - offices nil Mg al shambolders on Thursday, the 6th Instant. At on *et day, with late fees till 2 p.m., end on the leading this pries the market was freely supplied, and they --- E XTRAtin 3 Imn close dull at 33 dn., without buyers. In Co.. E MAIL TO NORTE AMERICA.—Thc Cunard alruction bonds very little is doing. We give below • list of Company's etronship BUM will sail from Liverpool to dividends just dared by several ratlroad* In the state of New York on Saturday, carrying rhip's wed. Letters Massachusetts being at the rate of 6 to 7 per cent. per end newrpapers will be received at the Liverpool nee-Aloe sonsm. Thai= dividends have bees uniform for • series of = Saturday till 2.15 p.m., sid with late fees till 2.30 p.m. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LA/M-11UB DAT. Buosa.—This article livery firm and an 'deem , of 6d. waa established yesterday at the close of the public Wes. Reflood lumps, tab. to gold, 65.. to 645, Conant—This • •t.• Iswry firm at Tunny's currency. Toe.—The trade will not come into the market udl they know the contents of the Ch ina mail, whin is expected on Batinday. &gen.—The quantity offered in public sale is large, and prices ice scarcely supported. Corrorr.—The demand nntinues very limited. Rice remains without notation. Jurs.-oood qualities sold at full prices, but interior sold at rather lower rates. In other ankles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—TRIS DAY. The market le steads at the followfur prices • —Tows tallow 61s. 9d., net emelt ; Petersburg, Y.C. as the spot, 53.. J a nuary to March, 42e. 9 d. to AU; Km& only. 635.; April to June , 61s. 94.; October to December, 610. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) We have a fair supply of beats. Trade is not so Misk as on Monday last, and the gootatione of that day are not sup ported. The number of sheep is y idt axcoeeU the demand. Prices sre nth(' lower a lear sore cannot be effected. Good calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 180 beast... 300 ebeep, and 98 calves ; Spain, 100 beasts; Norfolk sad Sufi Alt, 600; 200 from the Northern and Midland; and 129 mulch cows l i from the Home Counties. Per moos 066/166. 1 30oss. kleadardia 4 I d. 3. 6 0 IMO Abortierna 4 410 01m341061143 WNW 3 4 Cahn 4 10 U S N *** 11 . 10:07; 0 . 4 1 6 0 UaMe at 303464.1,350; o+o6o 100. Dr Arm of 8114. a. 0. a. 6. Mat pas a 111-ar•Dab Ora Iner...nnla 64 Ma Dyes Do. a wo Q - 4 44 4 Ds 64. 640c0 Lobs ma lobe. 34017 j Skim. 147 : I. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davis sad Company reports moderate supply at last day's prices. Priam meadow hay, 76e. to 80a. , superior ditto, 64e. to 9h; inferior ditto, 601. to 70a.; rowan, 605. to 70a. ; clover, old, 004. to 106 s. , ditto, second cm, 86s. to 955.; straw, 265. to Ms. W a a is. • a 0 'IF so VA W .11 WI Sid ad zd ad sw a CIL prism SID 4 4 44. 1 II 171 7 N 10) if 13 ott I I M 44 415 40 111 11 NI 81 1 II U us) 116 115 ND 144 14 21 I I 48 14 30 51 I{r• sod U. Wr.iwol °t . bria =s • eL 00 ala el 11W.031. Mot sui:a. Wit& N. Minna amt. neat of loam. Awkratikmad Ws aaka • of au ows. I.atisa ra=a l Art.. ctr ia 01..8wk0l lowdwirdg= 7 . sog se sas. * Mew Waal IMO Writ Swath Woks.— OrWasol Heat Olen in Warm bet rtarladal a triad W Nob ustfolls. all Da. .. trOme at .1t De. .- 1130 r et W rwry x $ wet hoesk ° l l l.a. • 1141 * a Is' ili II P In 4 ii I -ti X a tltLi 4 W. 111 S • H Tit Ja sal letU3 el ut pf. 01 N I S O Of 11 Pt th Ig 14 144 11 141 I.US I, ti IN Mil *is '; ilo 11 2 2 30 S 3 30 41 2