The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-18 00:00:00

I. sirsisst 61,00. me oadseges• s and is Unison rt has endues's', cotton twist sad At Ninths:nen Ong during the ire been obliged n order to effect a good baainee e ead the market GRIN, Jw. 16. didate, hu been r I)eputies by Kg candidate of the DAM, J. 16. of the Council of rose that he takes of ISIS. us Presidency of its de Mimtiores rites Cabinet is of transition, and se new military a !serenity with Spanish arm y h, a government pietist principles. last few days re nd has dissuaded in which was pro rmez. who • few partisan of con hare contributed —" The effects of n all our mining Curia, and Le aa fallen so much I bocurhxd of Car- that Espartero is D BRAZILIAN MON, .Img, with the Brazils yesterday, on her she beings frogs s not without ire the departure of ;easiotial in En ke livancial crisis r(Yele. , ,De(.ls. 3). The rate of • in gold (about on NoTunber 3, , Tit 10110 . 14 ) ONDIXT.) ‘IWN, Horns. I perioragers per which put buck t out yeWrday in l put ou bowl the rr New York as run The Ew*pi ✓ rya Fence.— s =Pee d Yreka rim& Asehressader. PINNIMPIPIIIft Mew ems Camara Wk.- be to the Irma weeper, flersithei Pa aelleek (Aseekkhop n, Mr. Mr. G. illow,. end flee. B. Illeser, taste depeoptim etcheisetk; wi ball at op of her wri amp boats o d the eilleletleet he el Wept elotk aa theleered • sink- Me M- ✓ *pastrami Be pad ape M A/mighty lied, mit,. At the eon nos ehestee by the Dashes, alma •• Dieter mg re the service. The chapel 'mach Imam saw y the Fria* Am tub ber of the Ugh& piked the Coup IN TVILICET.—Tb. tw crawaittrd on the ilswood, ea &Wish I he*, trarbssi sear r days Wan Chriit is suppesed that the roe haws. He re he 2740, .011 lams miss, ibilowed by a Iths wins atyped of kis maw AO bola off to Es, sad galloped ressialag with him to deed sa the gross& & war was &attars& Ids right tido. sad ?ter antis( thr arta thd right hoed, ash Id head. As sera N riaspes. ▪ lamb& A mbar a ha oratitai ewe two 4. sad It isersseste murder is that M • *twirled las bed wing day brought to ilostins was made. ..tutite alreay do ,twalder, trete widdi had sot Witt their ork by &lag at kin 1E ‘e o "the utilOt of do Misty& to Melt to is Toodom I r4hont. mot ball a 1 Wi t it orroost i tito off Booboo Wit by dis k Ito doom Ids pita or to porooott It hole a. The robbers took the brim s Lb • sot oasoily Immo. oboists doom Ho - f - olod — hll7l frO - ot A. wk. Wm to Ways to reoptet they were ben the bed *tail* MOM. lhat ry4 eeti pi se beff ille n ir s di=wa goo essit Wok Imo say . bottom himself it et is ems flit might the het that ..Tarot r shows that roars Jetta alma the city . • SECOND EDITION. II IPIIIIB 07j7173, Made, Bowsaw. OPENING OF THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE EMPEROR'S REMARKS ON THE AT TEMPTED ASSASSINATION. ICII,/ulll AID mural, ratsourn.) (IRON ova ow* PARIS, MONDRY AFTERNOON. The emperor's diaconme at the opening of the Legislative Session announces several administrative measures. He stated that in China the French were acting in ooneert with the English fleet, to obtain the redress of grievances. " I cannot conclude without speaking of the late criminal attempt, and I deplore the sacrifice of so many victims in the at tempt to reach the life of one individual. However, such plots convey a useful lesson. In the first place, those who have recourse to them betray their own weakness and impotence. In the second place, assassination never serves the cause of assassins. Neither they who struck Julius Cmsar, nor they who struck Henri IV., profited by their murder. God sometimes permits the death of the just, but n the triumph of crime. These at tempts can neither disturb the present nor the future. If I live, the Empire will live with me; if I fall, the Empire will be confirmed even by my death; for the indignation of the French people and army will afford a new prop to the throne of my son." SUDDEN DEATH OF THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. A second edition el the More* Post contains the following announcement, received this morning by electric telegraph: " The Doke of Devonshire died at Hardwick Hall last night suddenly. His grace had been out in his carriage on Sunday." The deceased nobleman (Wil liam Spencer Cavendish) was the son of the fifth duke by his last wife, the eldest daughter of the first Earl Spencer. He was been in Paris in 1790, and succeeded hie father in the dukedom in 1811. He was educated at Trinity College, Cam bridge, where he received in 1810 the degree of M.A., and in 1811 that of LLD. He was Lord- Lieutenant of Derbyshire. In 1828 he was ap pointed Ambemador-Extraordinary, to represent this country at the coronation of the Emperor Nicholas, and kis munificent displays on the occasion of that event were a theme of comment throughout Europe. A personal friend ship of the most intimate character was then keened between the deceased Czar and his Ones, an illustration of which was afforded by the visrt, which was unique of its kind, paid by the Emperor to the Duke during his stay in this country abw years age. The deeeseed nobleman was Lord Chamberlain of the Household from May, 1827, to Fehenery, 1828; and again, from November, 1830, Desember, 1811. His Grace was well known as a Whig of the old school, and as • liberal patron of the arts and sciences and of literature. He was weir married, and he will be succeeded in the title and estates by his cousin,William Cavendish, F.H.8., D.C.I. , second Earl of Burlington. His Grace leaves two surviving slaters, the Count's' of Carlisle (mother of the Lard Lieutenant of Ireland), and the Countess (Dowager) Granville (mother of the Lord Prendent of the Council). The fatuities of the Duke and Dwaine of Suther land, the Earl and Counties Grenville, Hon. Mr. and Lady Fanny Howard, Lady Dover, Hon. and Rev. Mr. and Lady Elizabeth Gray, the Right Hen. Henry and Lady Mary Laboochere, the Earl of Caritas, Lard and Lady Bacot, Hon. %mg, and Lady Lades Cavendish, Lord and Lady Rivers, Lord and Lady Charles Fitzroy, Hon. Charles C. and Lady Catherine Cavendish, sad many others, are plead is mourning by the lamented decease of the noble duke. THI Ll/14THAlf.-(THIS ILI F.) It was paarany Garda that "era time wash M parwertrwl Thta aweahor Se —'W ebb UMW/as ewe re ways the flew het risk remit rawer bar re am ration lad iew water trek. That week, berme, Ira bees &tear, r ere le we imiedleee assainky for It The Wad will take the as Trilay the Wits, tie Saturday Sr Mb, se thil ri rely brad west POI tro earls tire he ate pellakary seenamania nee atteres the .tad was pablikely addielise, sal Tikes lord frees all pre of Luau to whet lee bra wet impaespriesay Semi *Ma I.i bred of Dap," to layer the imam lb sant whir Stare have ben se may aiwjetheree, eai we wry earedee. As adothera he of ball worm wee &rip* owl *mar 111.21ele• will be grated twig swab bow asry an thiS wet, as aerie the pabbe te se ore the ship. As soca r the Tar antra at low water mak • poem whir will be etrodled with so difilesay—she week at maesitiag the rein will assearsea sal Ibis OMNI lIMIIMB a Ime we bale the 'Flag Wee will pada* art kr. PROPOSED 111.VORIAL OP THS LAPS SIR 111117 LA murex The following letter has been received from Lord Athena* is Mierlllloo to the proposed theigs ler porpethed thi the seise sad senior et the btte the Mary Lammas : " Keith, Des. 1, 1667. "My dear thr.—lresr hair of the Ilth sk. lady ithehltd Es bare beet " 1 weed hardly mean yes that I shall ha reedy sad Earl waling to Smu pest in heooarhig the sealwery et 81e Hoary Lawrence, by endeayeartner to render permaneed the noble Institutions which le loandad. I sincerely wish mere to the project. " There ealikt sot be devised ea r more eppropriate or imeeder miraammt to 84 Henry's fame sad memory; wed Vim richly deserve the grandest that the gealitade art the busty of his cosatrysass e.a mire. I beer ho roma* my dear air, very faithfully yours, "DALHOUSIII. " Y. P. Hathaway, leg." HOSPITAL PON CONSUMPTION, II Ron viiestie while wee sotalAished eizMis tun ogs, kt tits Isesesossl d pasisary complaints. hoe lately hen idagod b arise r Immo ihis, Iq the complaliss el the OWNS d esakkom. Tbs hospitals w ar et kulial Lanka Ik work amnia ITO bids, and the Mane dmment ti agaWs elinglag ilee sod medial alleidems to amber diet lila my seed Iks liailmat OM At the poient ti« stem con handood see poneithed Ibr lily. The WOW has tbs admits. se the gialieber emirs at omit the non En =nead min a the the monomial al dee tosieng is adopted to the we (add poinamy The b g leg is viagleeig ereelbsei, eM the mufti P= s ndor semosed ant the temonsture awl be hi imam UM of dame awl thus nen as ispirmsar d th. mom e,lar trinimat. Allaihed le the MOW sad with the wink •7 . • liagpsoam alma ihr the of diviae Nerelin hiammo le to Inedeene emend IMO ma at thee& tames amid imensore, the nee. Ilk Item Peek Ilea., end reNard wil/ PAW* law MON e'• demise hs the malty. It teie her plat Is Mated 10 Mal tile ems oh sumeses dess mime, eed hie halo nadyllw the me opliat only ohnotN an be wisepled with the pima lama The 1 Many is depindeet yea voludery thine are MM. Ine then is magi aIN pollute ea ihe beetle walllig *dr tan assimilate. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18. 1858. LAW IN TELLIO ENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Mile Y Bea Before Lard Campbell and Judaea Coleridge and Wiglitamin TAB QV V. JUSTKIIII OF erorromtialltbr.-1:01rECTIoN Of MINIS. The iiiiallet•Genend moved for s role calling upon four *Wes of Illidordohire to show muse why an attachment ieseld sot Wm opium them. This oust awe el them sues white had AM been before the court, in with* attempts to motorist on set peeved for retrslatieg name had hitherto its fortunately proved ineffect Lord Campbell—We have hod beton m several arise of this Ids& ia atioreace to licesesethdis, with alarm me my me& • Ilelklime•emeral —The ern &Malty hem oleo bees eagatlammi la the county of Stafford. Nem Wee Amu mmalmene vas Mined by ibis mart to these gationten to bean sad dalmadma eampletateehlitithad himeght beim, thinker' atilt Simehaei edam* a barbs. They con sisted bth e tab mods shesinia The aka thin was, Ist OW MI so Mars to it, mg he Tidied to hem ea silmemest bend to asks haying spinal them in conseguses of their esiNed Mint. SatLeal Omplma—Thay have neither dose the act nor made Mom The iellellee-Cieeeral laid the only thing poculier in the case VIM that the service of the meillemos upon those tour "hires was made stdiawant times. Lid Ompini—lr — ass slow then they love not been PIMP* 411.04 ibune In tiiy no 'Option ips dm to make a Mum. Tab• rib to show owe. Rd, Si Ili ILIIII .;.i►« is I il S. 1 IS 141."" 146.0 rl SHARE LLSTS-THLS DAY Two o'CLoow. The railway share market to-day is generally weaker. The chief decline is in Lancashire and Yorkshire stack, which has fallen to 93j to 4. Great Western is quoted 69 to i; London and North-Western, 994 to 1004; Midland, 934 to ; London and South Western, 49 to 4. Great Northern is steady at 264 to 26 per share. Eastern Counties is fairly supported at lse to 4. Great Western has been marked as low as 684. Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Western of Canada shares have given way. Northern of Francs and Paris and Lyons have met with more inquiry. Other foreign descriptions are quiet. OttIMIT MOM AllO lITOCKIL Ift. IPi I /*swam _ I Ci t44 °. allis . le I pa. 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Ife 14 6 I TI I 444 .$ 14f ill lib j i l ts , 4 II of if f I ISli l 4 16 • 4 IT If 4 I all IL 13 ow l i I' 141 II NO IN hi 111 WI US 14 8 1) 11 41 41 24 IS If ft 14 i I n If f - - de 41 4$ if if eft I la il le : se s se 110 I lb lb 4 Z N N IN W . 111 al ISI sd aft aa id i NI I Tetg PAIRICIDI AT D*mw.—The laciest u. lib ore leek Men as lfriby, eM air • laardiesed fa qulry ths jar, istased • *Mist ef " Murder avast Thome Mentaw," who wee amerdbal Idol the Lander ruble. The baste we RADITZILYB HOUSZHOLD.—A i brar be itai Laat- I hardy, is the Orrin.* lerverails al C= li Me qu e :—" thee* saw the Mat of lbabal Lae ei sewn* who would appear to him coleys' mike ate- , Maim, Asa May know whin la kept lie W, Wit eireatese et the caidiska sad brpdelore die red•adholy east me rise le to adie ef with • eseillaible vow Th. abbey wee Lindy illustabl• INA viaeivie were eat to dlrealsa to pat the pre as the I dart; aneetheire, the tbeew Eight bra asp/. Li they known the cavalry War. Yik. a not acre bra •bw haws frees the freadiy sad hap winegei into thrtleirlead or Plahaewl bey lave bald the pike • hag sad pie* itot wee, they wa Yoe, it Is WO bealer *me eiwei-levia•, whirs they were siet abowed pon loomos bad so CT:; owl Om Illoy win Lb aim* P•Z mesa Ote Latter thaw Bat *a &sae wear; key was iervelei, awl MN verde ef 010 ce) win Lad ai pose% k I mon M ll ak ll, kW aid sew iambi oolgolos." MONEY MARKET-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLocc The funds opened this morning without *iteration, bat have since declined 1 per cent. Business is in animate. The market for English railway shares is weaker. Consols for the 4th Feb., were first marked 941, and are now quoted 04/ to 1. For money the pre sent price is 941 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to / ; the New Three per Cents. at 941 to ; Exchequer Bills, at 225. to Ns. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 991 to 100 ; and India Bonds, at 12s. to 18r. prem. Turkish Six per Cents, were first marked 981, and have since fallen to 971 to 98. The Guaran teed Four per Cents. are also rather more offered. In other foreign stocks very little business has been done. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 651 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., at 99 ; Mexican Bonds, for account (29th January), at 201 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, at 441 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 109 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 991 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, at 89 ; Turkish Six per Cents., at 98 to 981; ditto, for account (29th January), at 981 to 97} ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1041. The Bank of Prussia, on Saturday, reduced the rate of discount to S per cent. At Hamburg, the rate for the best paper is only 2 per cent. It is believed that the remittances of silver to the East by the packet of the 20th instant will amount to about 350,0001. Advices from Marseilles mention the arrival of a further sum of 80,0001. in specie from the Levant, which will probably find its way into the Bank of France. The imports of the precious metals last week were again considerable. Our list includes 154,0001. by the Canada, and 60,0001. by the North Star, both from New York ; 200,0001. in Australian gold by the Teviot, from Alexandria ; 20,0001. from the Le vant ; 13,8651. by the Alhambra, from the Penin sula; three cases of specie by the Gibraltar, from Cadiz, and four bags by the Ter, from the same port. The value of these imports is about 450,0001. In addition, between 100,0031. and 200,0001. in gold was received last week from Russia. About 45,0001. in silver arrived in the Thames on Friday from Antwerp and Boulogne, making • total of about 115,0001. this week. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes only 76 ounces of gold, but 76,200 ounces of silver, representing a total value of scarcely 20,0001. Of the silver, 75,000 canoes were sent to Hamburg, and the rest to Boulogne. The amount of specie engaged up to Saturday afternoon for transmission to the West Indies by the steamer Parana was only 2,0001. The other exports were unimportant. At Vienna on Friday the exchange on London advanced from 10.17 to 10.19. At Hamburg the rate on London was quoted 13.34 for short, and 13.01 for three months bills, showing a slight de cline ; and at Amsterdam, 11.67* for short, being also a trills lower. We are informed that Mr. Brae has been appointed manager of the branch of the Ottoman Bank at Beyront. This gentleman has been brought up in a good school —viz., in the office of Messrs. Baring Brothers, and Co.—and his qualifications for the post to which he is now appointed are very highly spoken of. At a period when satisfactory statements are ra ther the exception than the rule, it is but fair to point out that three of the largest London houses engaged In the Swedish trade, viz.—Messrs. Rees, Prescott and Co., Messrs . Bowel's and Neck, and Maws. Albert A. Pelly and Co., have undertaken to pay their creditors in full, with interest. Each of these firms was brought to a stoppage by the failure of other houses in the trade with Sweden and Norway, whose engagements were in excess of their resources. On Saturday was held the meeting of creditors of Meows. T. H. Elmenhorst and Co., who stopped on on the 11th December. The balance-sheet prepared by Messrs. Qullter, Ball and Co., exhibits an esti mated surplus, and it is hoped that the estate will ultimately yield 20s. in the pound. It was resolved that the estate be wound up under inspection. The steamer Verde, with the London mails for India of the 9th inst., arrived at Malta from Mar seilles on Thursday, and left on the same day for Alexandria. On the same day the Colombo arrived from Southampton with the heavy portion of these mails, and took her departure shortly afterwards for Alexandria. Her Majesty's steamer Vulture arrived at Alexan dria on the 10th inst., with about 200 men of the 71st Highlanders on board. The Admiralty have accepted the ship Lord Raglan for the conveyance of convicts, &c., to Free mantle, Western Australia. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 21st last. for the hire of a ship which must be ready to receive passengers for conveyance to Melbourne, between the let and Bth of March. BATVIDAT Evamnro. The influx of gold into the Bank continued,. The amount sent in to-day was 152,0001., of which 104,0001. consisted of Russian coin. The total pur si chimed since the date of the Last return is fully 400,0001., and the aggregate held by the Bank i. I. now at least thirteen millions and three quarters. ala Large supplies are in prospect from Australia, the United States, Russia, and other quarters. In the discount market to-day there was only a quiet demand, with an abundant supply of money. The current riles are from Ito per cent. below the Bank minimum. At the Bank there were scarcely any applications to-day. Although the remarkably favourable Bank return was viewed with general satisfaction the stock mar kets were dull to-day, with little business. The Hinds declined i per cent. towards the close. The anticipation of an Indian loan tends to restrain the ardour of the speculators for higher prices. In the share markets dulness likewise prevailed. Consols, which clamed yesterday at 941 to 1 for the 4th Febrimry, opened this morning at the Dame price, and remained steady until towards the close, when the price declined to 941 to;. For mousy the latest quotation was 941 to I. The official baldness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 94# ; ditto, for 'mount (Feb. 4), 911, 94k; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94/, 94k ; New Three per Cents., 95, 941, 9 5; Thirty Years Annuities, ex piring in Jan ., 1840 1 18-18; Bank Stock, 222; India Stock, 224 ; Three-end-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 991, 100. _ _ Exchequer Bills remain steady at 20s. to 2.5 e. prem. Exchequer Bondi and)adia Bonds continue to meet with inquiry : the latter are officially marked us. prem. Bank Shares to-day were firm. Bank of Egypt improved at the close to 3to 21 die. Union Bank of London were firm, at 24 to 25. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank were better. Those of the two discount companies showed in creased heaviness. The Preference shares of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company, which were to-day quoted minus the half-yearly interest, continue to attract some attention. Southampton Dock shares were officially marked 76. The quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation an as follows, cis.: Onde Rau -1 way, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Central Onde Railway, 1 tol prem. • PiWaub Railway, to 1 prem.; Calcutta , and S o uth Alums Railway, 1-16 to 1 prom. • Riga Railway, Ito j prem.; Indus Steam Flotilla, to It pre ; m Great Southern of India Railway, { 1-16 to 3-18 peen.; Cape Town Railway and Dock, $ to 1 prem.; Victor ilmnsannel Railway Bonds, 1 1 dm' to par. .iz 11111 1 116. AWN Or. (TWllsok 1.11.1* litttls• ...smonswerbeene Ones end Demi He rs %a Sot t lon* .. 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I die f pa 11 11 lama Una . .1 11 Savlpthea 14 uk, 11 Chain DYwaR _ 11 If i s 3111. 4 La ilm.OsaalbasCin. ail 64 11 Iladlturramaa RatTai. 10 Dads= LIM Amhara V— whe 26 ahlorl Maw* Ora I II IN. lOU 1 Ilseharlash 4 16 11.1110 Dia all If 11,611 1 Dhaperat.Pratishl 111 a. an 3 If a h KM 1 Dat. _ . 101 dim. 1.111 I* D.llrar.DN.llast.laall 110 17 BO 1116,176 I Pala DAL Austrailaa all I UAW If lahla at Unripe Ilhas.. 151,M. 1• • Dm all 1 If - KM 1 _ Da_ *Dam 11304,... taa Pailnamiaaillehlial If 3414* halatiCalsalii Ohm all 74 71 Una a as IMO 66pary ban —...... 631 U 11 De. Sea. . in • • am bur u 67 IMMO I Amer. !await MI 11 I 14,111/ Asseirettia 114 31 al MOM 1 • Thar. ash.. sSI la MOM 1 Da. Da. all le U14.41AW .01a. 4 1 • Ts Dlemat le II 443.606 IL TUMID Doha ............. 1611 OS 411 el MAID * Ds. Ikaa 14 4 11.. room SZARE KARTSIII. lanno6l. Jas. )11,—fts Eare - asebt Welty lon tea isist. but rb. TM iambi are Os IV**. : Wier slim set Orlin, /1. — ora te Minim OM . Il— an* Woolunk. ilmmildue tad T NI 11=Zrziesi. I—Maarlisr a.66.. . art Usti. Ml Jut. ::W la War as nerds Om wire le = won env Ilk i a l e pel= burs . Olrs A ds = 47 1141 4 i nairsial i rseninims et 11 .. . JAL u—rir Iwo flirf.. If =1, 41 : 4 . mili aria. tsar. x , ga t 11.. rya% 114-14~. it Tit 1/1.-4eft4- OP. PI plba r Pno-Oesmis /Int . o. 0412-1 4 m rammeal. 41- Nrywor. lare Motes ( COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (Sittings in Banco.—Baltwe the Lard Mil Baranand Boma Martin, Wstne, and ChomplL) TONT (ADIVININTLATRIX) V. TUN LANCAANDUI AND TODX. /LAILWai coarrarry.--a swarm. The LoniClitei Bersedritmeeddis el thecourt is this case. Itweesseedesleoughtliy sewbeinhiro. biz at b linsierol is newer demeges fk Ids death throwgh the et the ildimirsila It ewers. *mewed aver les which wee Joy mid by the Lennitahke sad Tatildre Itellway Company wd the BIM Lesembko Balm Company, whim meat the decomed wee. Calais rules were drawn up by the respeatim rospodre io gemil same de ft er. The dimmed wee engaged sae the slides he guseVes wires dm dellesdemle° mites rem into the Whig Bawl hi mama Ids washb by amides Ides Drawees two et wch e lied b =lt wee easirsded et the the dim el the Loserahlre rod Trsishire Ball b w i g posy us , eses is mei body le peeled the deseessiihethsgerdguel peb.= h sallow browely weed whoa Wee I;ere sheet es per tato the Merlon had boa dose away with, es tamilag mere to bessew. SIMKO tiresenyths sire. Me jury Sound wr est kr the *Mid; sad Me wen subesqmstly obielsed Is ma ride the mast, sad miter it to the drihmiesi, or Orr now trial, es the mend that they were sod Dab. The ere wee argued as iletorday, when the coma Ma tiros to cowhide their jwigwent, which they now delivered. discharging the rule. Judgment sorcediegly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Yr. Canunisalorew Goo!barn.) TVI 11.11211,401 OP TNI PAZNCI LOYAL. La Hamm acid he ehnswel het dr Lord Chancellor bad mho an oder kw alenlec vbele of the equity courts an Monday sant Ha Um& Me art ernM not do better than follow Ilme annagie. After a winwieunden edit flis genfhnees of the bar, Hie Beam hlnieled ewe Ike insdhopeteliehlwd bean op polished he Waft est druid bn aeharned Me web ley the rtitz. sawyenhae. It wan nwhesiood tame the amid aft he ha of noshing now pet:blotto lad terseading Ober marsbeim - la ILITIP.-017fLiWaY. The baakrupt, Jain Ilapp jun., kept a public-boune in Orty'e-ina-letra, lowa as Arms. Towards the det Os lea lea pm besa d is elated to here gem le AwArills. DOM 1 have berm proved writ Or awe The belly Or het der for his eurrender, Its w as ordered to be pereleind fa dm usual form. 11 RI STOW 1•11171 L. Mr. Sturgeon applied ter a day ta be mast be as Iffint arangantlan et the bankrupt, Tin nu In auk* kr net anawartag aredi take ealisiatian et the out, r/ air al tin ink twe kes. Hie Hamm mid the aides of application might to be given to ILL Notes, the aelheimer to the ainlipasea who be pot to great expense by the bankrupt combs up Mr. lbw= neeseerily be .Holies at In lbe old dare Weimar did net GM Het endielre t. It would b. beer Ile mike az pens. It would .Lap oon mete eat Ibe swipes& Then were no wee* die banlimpa bersistp ban away hie prop= s t teemed to tell idol be balm k; and the an of Ude kdd avenged tame bar notice should be given to the andpaese Wore the wee baud MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. SLY warske the Jaauda7 planar clams kir the trial et whams eammedl Won th• sashisatlebas wad a beach watimissisr. The asimiler is water heavy, tad &whim de maw al II seissues Ihr tisk if at width we ceseral with *lava whit wsialwassawe. The Nip bowleg held, abanmed ths pawl key dimehasi then hi their egy. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. XAI!fRON-HOllBl. to .=dry 1111/ charged with haw* Woks a pair of th• Import, of Timothy Cronin, a ooasty Cork ISM _ Tle amplairst rid—l was Is Parker-has yesterlay, ad Mb Aim id sista! arm Mow et tar rime klagl pa MIA IMO, aid Ma prier pi bM bask my porta*, hat he ter rift ask beim it woe ser ty. I bad a pair of Weems whke I bed pet maw my arm, mil thma away. I l y lik bat mu &aid a soy =2l= B l re by whom ••item, who dose therm is seer the prier sod serest et is essapaioss ear ▪ tAr amplamt. the prim sane Ms shoat the heat I dreeht dry ,odd lave Mel the mit swept Oath Mr piers ireshed ths teesere her the sow .y am. Wadi deal risAlre mak awl I pee r e* a pollesme, who wished bit opting ost of Ire mit, sed flak bin artedy. The Lsod theyse—Thre ars lawnsishis ts aoade et the pelts mho is Poitioset-lei theadapt. It Is dm duty at the to leek pardealsrly to that &Mat, du am f aky a Ilkoday posse witherat Wog marked by new It era o &estry Ihate. was MY ad by anus' proses, that this, T re s= eery sothestelis We who watered lit ken the seards et Weis The Yeti dr Pre. TIM Lei Mayer—l ailies de phew to hoplesmest sted lei larva be this stesthe. Georie Webb, -- wi; wee aborpd with having dolma a beadlorahlef In Ilelarary, wee pat le the bar. He bed bees ma la the art of Wing the beadherebiat. He the Led Mayor led ea Seleaday the reheal 4ukt be mem be bat ewer bees nor earned of dlehermay Was, awl ble bade* dist pert oder la=ebeabl be mole goat W. pellesmea rid they knew the Wawa to be alto u m la the reemploy of thieves. Hare the primmer Mimi Mayor maimed him to be impinged to bard Wow ler throe ameathe. DOW-STEIZT. DIIIPII•Til •17•01 011 • WTTMIS• IN TiIIt•OISTA•TIe• lam Ala ltiobsoio, borer karma swag* be wet prism as Ali Alehat, wee charged with Wiwi beak said osionnag Peneera Nrow, P 24. ne Wear is a prostitute, aad one el the owit drunken Mdisorderly bar elms. She We bra inn& to this wed ore 11111 vier win fie diwiewasse and amid; end Weed hes et lat=opeat em ttzreste et bar time in LbelL Abe sight she was head by errielio It = raSee where she wee =le deer imp et a I% at the erase of Sbe wee gine Ho irked We to yi away. width she vollased to de sad ea bin ellarettag la venom kr die awash Idea to the bee He thie WA bar ham sallydoe whit h threw boron v ipwad, via th e sad OD nanny that be wee obliged to MI two other to mild hie la wave kw to the stattewbewe Tllll primmer la Yew reds a keg ton bider eseeplalat aided the ousetehla, who she said had reedy bur Iled bar W Wong bet ta t She did sot we why she eland be saptaw "Re her own Yr. Janne his to • nosh'simpolomment At the seowast that rho gash, was Awl Is sinew her, she nedesed Leer mar hr dean( a plat of Melt dote: as is red la the imannowpi k a Imo, aad Ateg it with post how en prodike at the ocestelArsheaL Hsr bwerer. (wedelns lase by throw ing op hie are, era Whir he resolved the sine It di to the pear& and wee beam TM prisms the. West cat la a toren of levedhe sad *web of names whist Se esestehle, dike lot she bet ben se Asa Wen that it did set maim b • bar isbelbir she west for a Lag or short bet she west phr missehing more then " yea& ler Olif .4 :111911OO wt dui bowewsr wadi peresso as the pd. am right ibel /swards the adder, they imam be raght to behave themehes Whee rn megleteme. la snide. to the weeifit's impriesewest, she wed be bawd over Is two serene et lei to keep the poem tw 41 seseeba. CilieTAL PAILACII.-HALF-CIOWN DAT.-8411111- DAT, LUIL 111—Ailimisai as masa, 4911; able by IS tokste, Wit; NW, 1,246. MINZA-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The marke t for Britivh mining stocks to-day is quiet. There is a moderate inquiry for the stooks lately enumerated, but the actual business is limited. In the Stock Exchange, Alfred Consols shares have been dealt in at 13, and Par Consols at 181. .47 In foreign mining shares the only feature is an increased inquiry for United Mexican, which are marked 5 and 4f. Subjoined is the °facia list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday : Cargoll, 13, 16; Bast Basest, 94; But aussell, 3; Oar reg, 20s. ; Great South Toirstla 15, 18s. 61., 196.6 d. • Sortridge Cotsols, 1 f, 11. 13s. 6d., 15 L 1A4.7 South Condon, 355; Tamar Consols, 215.; West Banat, 25, 25j, 241, 26 , West Caxton, 110; Wheal Har riet, 6a, 7s. Annexed is oar usual weekly report of the metal market : Theireater sue in the mosey market has caused a rather 1 8 7070:1 feeling in metals generally, and no doubt all de witerhave arm their lowest fo r the present. Copper is hangs, bet there baa been a fair inquiry for foreign. which has bean comparatively much lower then British, and nom considerabl e sales hays been made. Iron . Bthos the reduction in the primes of Staffordshire a few orders have been given out, but the works generally are even now not fully employed. It may, however, be hoped that trade will shortly Improve. Lead remains dull, but the price may be considered, a shade firmer. Speller has improved considerably, and is in good demand at the quotation. Tin No change has yet taken plau in the price of British, but u the price of foreign has advanced and the demand Is fair, an advance may be et ported. Tin plates inuired or, and an advance of lc per box on ooke fullyare q f established. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. MARIE-LAM.-THIS DAY. The receipts of foreign pain and flour into London last week comprised about 19,200 qrs. wheal, 1,786 qrs. barley, 18,180 qrs. oat; 4 065 qrs. beans, and 9,200 bangle oad ED l :sacks flour. ur market this morning was fairly sup with English wheat from the near counties, and progress could be made a reduction of lc to 2s. per qr. upon last Monday's quotations had to be submitted to. New foreign wheat gave way to a lib extent, and flour IVY Gooier to purchme. +••weetil_:l — * Choke malting barley supported its value, but other de scripdons were fully le. to 2a. lower. Oats barely maintained the improvement noted at the close of Isit week. Beano and peas sanderrent no change. ARRIVAL] INTO LONDON 'MON JAN. II TO JAN. le. 00MOdie. W r °k g' I 10T he II ILK 0.. B. Per ITions. 1 a 17 . ttzt ***ii iiii 1 210 co. pa. 1119 106? UM 0 UT 113 • of N. .... 101 10 16 sr erls. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow .-- Bagar-600 hhds. West India; 600 bona Mauritius ; 5,000 bins Bengal ; 9,000 bags Madras ; 700 bags Rut India; 108 bags China. Rice-12,000 bags. Saltpetre, 3,600 bads. Cochineal, 140 bags. • e transactions by private contract have been small &hue Friday. Broert.-There bas been some iaqairy tir this article, and fall prioem paid for mall parcels. Relined haa advanced, and brown lumps quoted 675. Bd. to 58s. Tan.-The marl* ia firm, and fully previous rates paid. Corros.-1,300 balsa sold at previous rotas. On.s.-gam, pale, 391. to 401.; yellow, 3.51. ; brown, 321. to 321. 10s.; sperm body, 771. ; haadmattar, 781. to 791. ; cod, 311. South Sea, pal*, 401. to 411. ; olive Gallipoli, 601. ; Spanish and Biotin 44/. to 441. 10m.; cocoa nut, 41s. to 43a.; palm, fine, 40s. to 40s. 6d. ; linseed, 295. 9d. to 30a. ; rape, pale, 46a. 6d. ; brown, 41a, 6d. to 42m. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The mast is quiet to-dsy at the following quota tions :—Town tallow. 635. 3d. nett ash; Petersburg Y.C. en the :mot, 54e.; Jenwy and March, 63a. 9d. ; March, 64e.; October and Deounbse, big. tid. PARTICI:MAIO! OP TALLOW. Ili* 1817. 1&s. 11.973 13.641 VAS ........I 1.161 2.030 1.111 60.601 51,W 73.161 2.060 666 1.10) 66. W it. 0117 17.019 ea 04. 610 91 Ha 04. bIA. 64. 11U. 64. 664. therk ea laud Ibis .... Drt : F r • ...... Arrival lag D i........ ........ tto ire= ..... Ditto Tows _ Anima for the week mask Silk et Jenes 7 lest year. 337 mkt. re &teem 1,619 mirk The entente lea week eoapeked 113 auk. hen koeite. See bon AustrAlls, end 30 tem !Aker Poem Total. I.lle seeks METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIB DAY.) The number el brads is smaller, but the demand is still less and aonseqnsatly several remain unsold. Prices are no better than on Friday. We have • short supply of sheep ; yet they cannot as be sold and Isle quotations are with diM.ulty realised. Good calvre are in demand at fully late rates. From Germeny and Holland there are 98 bow, 900 sheep, and 70 Weis ; Scotland, 700 beads; Nor folk sad Suffolk, 1,900 ; Ireland , 300 beasts and 600 sheep; and 600 beasts from the Naar= and Midland Counties. I* Mow of Fibs. ad. a 11. Der somas at db. ad. ad. awl Rosa Horeforda . 4 4 4 Dog Dos kW. der • 0 • RaK lacetraoros 4 4 4 Ist 1.aa0060 ...... 4 6 0 Is and atalft• toiola 2 I R Do. do Hawn ........ 0 0 I 041.14 4 4 Rama somod inlay 4 4 4 Pap 1 4 Do. da Moro 0 0 0 Rol Duo a 11•11-brelo I • 4 lambs 0 00 Sam as market : ad Walla, 10.640 ; calm. 100 : WO. BOROUGH HOP MARKEL-THIS DAY. KIIIIITI6 Pintails and Smith report that the market continues firm at late prices, and fine hope keep advancing, being very scarce. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Wylie; 14e. ; Ho!Fenn, 16e. 6d. ; Eden Main, Ms. 6d.; Tembad Moor. 13s. ; Byar's Bebe& Hartley, les. 9d. ; Long rides West , 14a. 9d.; Word's West Hartley, 14e.; Walls End 19e.; Walla End Triindon Hartlepool, 19e. ; Wall Ena Harwell, 204 ; Walls Had Hellas, 194.; Wal4 End Herron, 20s. ; Walls End &nth Helton, 20a. ; Wa ll a End Stewart's, 20s. ; 'Walker Primrose, 12a. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 205.-231 skips at market. ISONMASTEST QUARTERLY SEATING. DUDLEY, SATVILDAY NIGHT. The final meeting of the ironmuters of this dis trict for the current quarter was held in this town this mut , ing. There ma a tolerably good attendance of the trade, and, though there was no great amount of Waimea dons, the tone was quits as good as at Birmingham, sad some contracts for manufactured Iron which stood over on that day have since teen entered tab; is fact, massonsrs have so closely worked up the stocks they bad on hand, aid orders for finished iron have been so limited of late, that those who have orders for manufactured goods on hand are obliged to owns into the market. The feeling to-night to be that Mocks me lower Haw would appear j udgin g by the amount of taudams dons in discourse of the and this is confirmed by the cir cumstance of there being an increased demand for pig Iron, which affords a pretty good indication of the opinion of con tinuums that the price of that oommodtty has touched its lowest point. The result is shown in their incressed dispo idsa to provide for the anticipated Morena. in the demand - he finished Leon. . . . . The prin . ciPaibudnees transacted to-night was in pig iron, the advance obtained at Birmingham on Thursday being fay maintained. The tranmenona srrre, however, chiefly in the best mane of pig iron, he an inferior qoality Were is little derna ; far etas pip there err no buyers, and the make jug now le ottepuisivdy trilling. The coal trade 11 reported hit, in =sequence of demand amanaption from the atop of an many of the walks, and Metarany be mede enar torso than they mad hare i rtsisht ars The meeting this evening pored se natiehotorily es could be invented ; =Dag =cern. graterally in the neigh bourhood are in such a state, end time IMO IN am out of work, the woo gleamy 1160 at blot, end mime lime tall of standir e =teltro the twee.market eremmes a more healthp At dieurbridge, yentas,. non was very lade bassos ten the asseenle N rears to to the stele of memo in the Won en more Iltvonrshie than from say other pert ti %be Robin FEIGWITCL ACCIDENT.—TYNEYOUTII, SATURDAY Ificterr.—To-day the wind ems an to blow fresh hors the N.B. ea the Northumberiend ewer, which bentight in one of the noel violent seas experienced this winter. The as at MO enter (about half-pest three this eftentoou pt i, with treteendous violence upon the works at the north , and Mr. John Jefferson and a gang of workmen to the emdto entire • nossalge Crane. While in An act of a chain sn intataines breaker swept nod Tyne meaft 'Mat from the north, and before he toad guard himself it carried Mr. Jeanne with it. Ile ands a hard singes to regain the pier, and had got on to a rock ; • We bs*, wee thrown to him, but through the neglen of some i Me the Ins attached to a was loot, sad it wee swept away. Bags ow further stalatanoe oould be rendered to him anaherzesst wave canto and swept him front the Ma, and MeV& he made a meal effo rt man hie life be was Wes overwhelmed Is the sad wee; webers mod sank. bast wee pat out tees the bat It one los lan. The led scene wen Vftleeland IlelinbNetleeeinien m at the piers tort boles edos to the dob Pun C - t* bee left a render the poor sufferer say ealrettel help. erod widow and three chi:dna. Rh body bee net bon moo , . ed statdoned at Tyasseuth Garritego i. bat no oee 1N