The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, LAW INTELLIGENCE (PHIS DAY.) cOURT OF COMMON PLEAS. is Kan (Muni Lad qi.f Justics Erip, and j us i bm s Willi:my Bytes. awl Lasting.) JOT= r. TAr9x . , :.—o!wratvraosi Of LIUMT. 71. i. matter mine before lb* court epee a apts.: iel ease, .Lab atated that the wens wee to remise images for °b are toad ottani lights of the plaintiff, usher theme arms .t.,new. la 1617, the plaintiff beams pemeneed of So. iii;„ Woodietreet, City, which ensure a rubble-hoe" three , 1 . 1 ", 0 2 1 h. and having one window on era story. Moos he altered the leech of the OM sod ascot:id so as to make them correspond with his warehouse sra d.s.r, which he had recently erected. tie oleo altered the poution of all the windows, except one which tooling., in its original position, and be placed an additeval story upon the house. After this the .t feridant. in alteneg his premeea. erected a wall, which A...warted the light to the whole of the plaintiff's windows, ;aid it was found to he iroposoble to obstruct the saw • 3,1610. P• without ohitructing the old ONON if they had on mord is their original position. The defeedant's sew war, Louie was completed in October, and afterwards correspeedesee waved which led to the plain rig giving indite, as the 4th of rehevary, that l a s would lettere his windows to their original position, which he in fact did. Upon thew circumeteeme s .„ . 04 , s tione were raised ; first, whether the defendant was Orftiiss the ohstructioe ; and secondly, whether i.e e.. pistined in continuing it after the notice of the 4th It rbruary. The court this morning delivered judgment, and their lordship+ were unanimous that there was no right of action in ~.oaniueoce of the defendant having erected the °heti jC t, tut uj on the question whether he was justified in contieniur it after the notice, the judges were equal') a bided, Mr. Justice Keating and Mr. Justice Myles being .4 „pinion that the defendant was entitled to judgment ; whilst Mr. Justice Williams and the Lord Chief Jostles thought that the verdict, which bad been entered for the *stiff. should stand. The Lord thief Justice mid that by reason of this division at opisioc there was no judgment, but to enable the pules to go to a court of moo, ive of his learned bro ther+ would withdraw his judgment, so that nominally the decision would be in favour of the plaiotiff. This also was as erten" for the obstructke of aecient lights. The plaintiff's building wee two stories high with a range of windows on each story, those ori the ironed floor being in the mane poatioe in which they hal been for more than 20 years, whilst thou on the upper door were altered about lOyearsbefureectiou was brought. The defsedeet built • shop upon the opposite aide of • ae 10 fest wide, which did nut obstruct in any material degree tie *hll's upper windows, but did, is feet, obstruct those epos the ground door. Their lordships were of opinion that the plaintiff was Inv titled to retina the verdict which had been found for him, arid that the rule to reverse it should be discharged ; but as they founded this conclusive upon different lime of reason. is;; they each delivered a eepirate judgment. Rule discharged. COURT OF PROBATE A N D DIVORCE. (Ware Una Judge Ordinary.) NAM* r. amino ASID MULL, TIE QUM'. PROCTOR Mr. W. Cooper appeared for the pithiest.. the Attar say-tiessral said Dr. Sphaics far the guess's Proctor, who ' alleged that the edema, of adultery had sot boss com mitted ; or, if winesitlad, that it had bees with the mn mace of the potiticear ; sad that the suit had been cella. Neely gwomicutesl. took Owe Man* there had Ma one hem of the name. Tparkas wire beak at the Wm d the weddiag about 96 yews el age, and the ealabilethe hated till IM6O. The 00-remaidipat was a lama= in the amplemmit of the petitioom, who paid him M. • lee bit services. When Burke had hews shoot msstb TM the Weimer. imeely, le Nor.. DM% he mat bin le beep swim shop fir him at Leimeter, sad the migeediat mid oramieeelfyM abet hue the., Mme hew the mem we preemie& _The peedease berms bask net ISA sod Wllllll ba Limbs ea the sehhat el he be beard nmeseee Mile Wend him te aped te he wife about bee meded. the puebuted Wet she hail set Um may d say indium We. se. be Imallied bee akament. He wiesrmatly, beisreer, dimmed hitemie mobil ehiab awed that she bail bept up earimpeadme whb ids s bet We did est added my pied d edwieentp. eseteeted lank, theadate. witb elestiag lama peewits is Mike hem bar, to the easel tbd abe maid sem see es mils to the anomagaisdeall vie am* die Ole *me me maths& qemel e eel she eel wed the edam em-sted te bar. The estaddlettes wea Shea blase eat r -dame mass ale ghee al as eleherees asemine b tae d amp eeleete at mime phew Mame thei bad live - eite. Per the C. ` • •oney4leaseal pet in mien Siam Irish a hewed that de whale wetter bad iee anemia mike. He thee. WY the periale of the eau We.. Iberia, the pia. MI dad be bad writtas sa the 1014 of Judy la ante with kis edit te the eorespeedeat at 111 the was them gvl~g wish maws at Neetiaska- the am* ids him legs le Deseastair. Ammoniated bee te the Mr tea, where enema teak the ticket and paid her bra the maimed on the totems( sight Site did acifigo to Mee* kaowledge to meet Barbs at Deseasees ekes. Oho and she was smog to meet bee mother, and thee they wield me him together. Lam that she had base intimate with Burke, bet sot that say heilesiet faallerities had takes plies Mame thew She had rived a memorsedum is the 7th of June, but witness bad but thee heard that she bad ea/ mom than writs to Starke. sad that Burke had base mem at the house whoa mums was away. Had also heard that they had been semi together at WiMeniegirevit while edger was engaged with be busier. Had beard that they hail bees sees is the same bedroom at the Bog and Pheasant, Leiceuter, oa oee if the occasion@ when she west to briag home the mosey whrh Busks bad talus. libe Gaily left Mama ea the 17th of July, 1060. Whim she man bosh bas Diameter she stated that she bad met Burke. Hew Laid her that he (lamer) would prefer living span. She mead witness which he would have her give up. Replied that if, after bring tea years together, the thread of affection was woes so this, the sooner she broke it sad pee up wit:sees the better. At Met she said she meld nut pre up Burke, but afterwards she said she could sot glee up witness, sad would remain with him. Did not tell her that if she left witnem be would amnia a divers, mostly sod without publicity. Did not remember a divorce being tneatiouoil at all. After she had left Intone he wrote sad told her that he could no longer look on her as a wile, but that u a brother he would advim her the best way he could. Did not say seething of the kind before she lift. Did 8,4 remember ever actually addressing her sit sister. Never desired her or advised her to leave her home, except is the nos occasion when he told her she most either give up Burke or edema Had written in the letter which the reapondeht mot to Burke cal the 10th of July, "Thu matter must be attended to first thin," but could not remember what it referred to. In that letter the respoodent said, " The important mass. tee is hardly Nettled." The only qoestioa that weber knew of war that she must either give up Burke or int one. Did sot know what she meet by " the article is tat, wait* f e your Claim," unless she meant lama ti n the following Saturday witnesa's aervaat went to fetch the nenspooilent from 4 lranthana. Heard that he went to witness's ganlen, but did sot me him. The rosp widen t lift the next day at eight o'clock in the morniog. Was not i=ing at home at ni g ht. Saw Ito. he and her on the M to a rL in Nottingham, but did not (+peak to them. Gave no directiou about her cloth-. being sent to her. Had seen hiv several times in London sinus the suit began. Itessarnionl-Ilurke's friesile lived very neer to witness iu Sheffield, mad an intimacy sprang up between the two families very soar after witare's marriage. Borke's sister woalsoeniployed at the +boons Leicester; meddle lived with her brotherat the Stag and Phoniest. When witness spoke to the ropoodeut about ber being in Rarke's bedroom, she earl it was a mistake -it was Barke's sister. Did not Sad the letters till three or four data before she went away. Took them from her bosom. Asked her the mono* of thsiu, and she mid that things had not toile any further than appeared in the letters. flail sustained a loss of 1•11/. by tit Leicester shop, and bib! reariodent that he would break up the cootie nos. Then she odered to apes to anything witness proposed ; sail be drew up the paper who'll she required. When she wasted to go sad me her mother at Doncaster witness made L. r leigairs that she would not see Burke except in the pre. ww.eof her mother. WINO she. ame home witness inked her if she had sees her mother, and she said she had not. bibs st did that Burke aid .be had slept at the same hotel, but rhe r. 1.11, " last think es have done anythioc +eleg— y" hard two beds." she mole a full stateineat to witness tit theTioinolay leforeshe left. Was feeling in her pockets to se. if there were any mere letters. mot foam! Burke s iiretrait. She "That's judo," and tried to take it from him. She .. ited that she loved him, and she allowed miasma a mddiii,; ring which be had oven bar. Asked her where witoess's nog was ; and she replied, "At the bottom of the Trott." (A laugh.) the mat the nag was giveu her on the first occasion that Beim hot Wool liberties with her-the lath of July, llt.* Did a..t 4'.p with her that sight Went the sett ulse tu her (reads at SloolSold to ask thein= th eiri totrilogies's return it sues 604 he foam! that the respoolents gem to Interms's prams. which was about a mile from the tow.. 'Knee , . %not away his elsalA sad slept at the Lim) HoteL f' wit ire sire say emplatoolieoef witammea eorteeript is him mfir's letter to the eamplawhel Could only suppose that he had deem it at a threat be Ileac The Otteesertheeral and dr. Own thee addreseal the coon ; het Th.;.amo woo oot evochodat 'boo we wont to prom COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Inefew• lir. Con wissiower Tam) IN az N. haakrept was ea importers.' laws, ale: ' , swat« al Ilaarbaaaw. Thalweg Its• TM **Meng* owes .ad gine op easels lbw nab. 03001. The teakrup4 bawiag potsliossd user the arreagentent clauses previoualy to tbe 11th October, the pro s... were ander the old act. Mr. LWdeter, for the assignees, offered no opposition, end the bankrupt passed. TSAI= Darrel ISLOIIIOIC4. 7 PLZA OT 11iTANCI.-CAO7ION MIRCHANTR. Mr. Linkk ler applied in support of a summons taken out by Messrs. Darr mad Hancock, insurance brokers, of AlkillS.oooo4 sonnet • person named Trotman Foster, who hod tarried on business in Cross-lane, idol-lane, as • ono minks nerehaat, under tho firm of "T. Foster and Co.* Mr. Flax, as behalf of the defendant, stated that he was metre 20 rears of -;ge. The defendant, a manly-looking person, being examined, add that be was not now in business. Had been so up toles. inosith, as • commission merchant. Mann. Buller sad Hancock now claimed Iron his 700 f. for premiums paid on insurances, but he considered it was only 639/. He had not told them, when requesting them to pay this money ou his account, that he wall under age ; bad not told his other crediton so. Did not mesa to pay the debt if he could help it. (ffeissatioe.) Mr. Lisklater submitted that this was anise in which the defendant should be odic,' on to give a bond. The plain. tiffs proposed to take the opinion of • jury, whether a per son should be allowed to go on tradiag in the City of London and then get rid of his debts by saying that he waa unde r siffk Mr. Flux said be was prepared to prove that the de fendant was not yet 20 years of age. His Honour considered that, order the circumstances, he could not call on Foster to enter into • bond. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN RE JOHN PORTZ/ . . . - The backrupt wae - form - piactiee as a solicitor, in Lincoln's-inn-fields. lie was recently adjudicated bankrupt by Mr. Registrar Abrahall, in his visitation of the Queen i Yawn. This was the sitting for examination and dia. charge. A very meagre statement of accounts had bona fled b 7 the batkrupt, showing debts apparently amounting to :10.0001. but the casting, as in all these came of heavy iodebtedbases, was wholly omitted. The two largest cre iliton Mr. B. J. Kent, of filydenham-road, • creditor on • j udgment 15,350/.,er ~ and Mr. T. S. Kent, of Holl street, Oavendish-square, for 11,10 W., of • decree in Chan cery. No explanation is given as to how or when any of the debts were contracted. The bankrupt states the came of his failure to be " losbility to obtain payment of the large amounts due to me from two debtors. ' One of these was described.. • person named Williams, an in solvent. Mr. Aldridge, the crown , iolieitor, opposed, on the ground that no sulkiest accounts had been rendered. The hoeing was adjourned for a month. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARLBOROUGH STREET. ♦ SOLICITOR RN OWN ADTOCRTL Mr. MFolnd-street, was abeepel the fellow* eiresenteasse : Haney, 6 47, amid—This raffaiag. about 4, while Wilmerseset. I saw the defendant esti& a coffee ' hems Via &Wei lIIIIIIber d remand kin, end bend Wt ha bed Ism tensed an the hum I advised the Admin. be go home, best be fellowed ine and the intim:tor dud fee some time, and se we could not get rid of him he wen et hit backed op. He wee when taken into custody wer =ll—Yea s, say yes saw me drunk. Did I stagger =j yen did. IDid I not say I had lost a ring in the café aurressib—You did not. j =r Bowie-1 was with the sergeant, and the d kdewed es about, and u we could not get him is Win be vas taws into custody. The defendant said sea* abed Wag • ries. Defendent —All I ems ea,y Mr. Yardley, IN that I and bees te the Temple to eneenit Yr. Denman sad Yr. Lean reopening two aurae I am Ishreseed ia, and I wee sober. Mr. Yardley—lan veryeermykeern amen of year prefeenon in each • place. Yes ere seheinaidely year owe la and yes knew the di sign I was hopes you would wyer, hare =the antler OM n 1 sheet* and sot made such • as yen have. I emsset demise yon—it is proved WS yes wen elnnk—as Ido penmen In • lower degree d Mk awl I nest ale yes le. for being drunk. The deleeduit pail the due. MOUTH WARE MOINISIT IT PLUMB GIRLS. • Tye impelset-leekiwg meg Casa' and Oreseedam weillearwa le it police ea saki mad& Me 'silvan' fermium, Logies-beidlge, were = tides* Yr. Cerabe, charged wif► dealem lie. from ilr. James Itichtoa. _ The prementor deposed that abed bellipsai 11 last night wee pease( the booboo el She railway to pressed towards braes, whsa the prissier thiniegliam aims is [root of him with • few in orie of bey bled; risk* him to buy seam He MY hr he did set wort eery whim Ms ether =ll6l sad • amebae et Mir gide eseesmided 0a• al Amos Meshed off his hat, sot others pushed him &brisk ad while be wee stow. ins dome to pick up ids bet the mimeo land over Mrs. sad Casimir= pat her bead late Lis waistcoat pocket, sod Mole 14s. which be bed • few Minute. pre viously deposited in the pocket. He attempted to lay ef bar, but the others prevented bin,, and she got away. He, however, followed them across the road, sad sew the mi susers st opped, when he pee them into metal. Ie saswar to the magistrate wafter mid that he was per fectly sober, and was takes by surprise whoa they inmcied his h.t o ff . H. had so idea they Sambaed to rob Ma. Poliorcoestable 285 II mid be saw the primmer. run across the mod followed by the prosecutor, who called out, "Stop them, they have pfd me." He took them into custody, and they were searched, but so money was found on them. The prisoner', who denied the robbery, were committed for trill. THAMES, TZAILTUL CAR/ OF STABBING. Patrick Dermas, a sailor of boyish appearance, was brought before Mr. Self*, charged with dubbin James Gardner, • boarding-house keeper, of No.l, Danmatt.street, itatoliff•highway. Mr. Joks mown Rose, suriptio, of High.street, Shadwell, rid he was called upon to attend the wounded MO on Wednesday night, and ascertained that he had bees stabbed is the belly, and the intestines protruding. It was • very bad wound, three inches in length; what might he called • long stab. The wounded man was about 36 or 37 yeses of age, and had been a free liver. He was afraid the wooed might prove fatal. The man was in danger. Mr. Selfe—ls it necessary I should go to his bedside said take his deposition! Mr. Raw would not say the patient was in immediate danger. Morris Cohen, • respectable tradesman, was talking to Mr. Gardner near a public-house in Denmark-street, on Wednesday night. and had just left him when the prisoner accosted Mr. Gardner and stabbed him in the belly with • knife. Mr. Gardoer said "He has got • knife, I am stabbed !" and directly afterwards fall. The prisoner ran away, and was sought after and apprehended by • police-constable named Smith, No. 251 K. The prisoner had been lodging in Gardoer's boarding house for seamen. A quarrel had taken place between them ou a question of accounts. The prisoner demeaded bin chest and clothes, which the board• Up-hoses keeper refused to give him until his charges for board and lodging were paid. The prisoner vowed he would be ravened, and took the first opportunity that presented itself to carry out his deadly purpose. When Smith took the prisoner into custody he said he had no knife. Yr. RAM had so doubt the wound was Inflicted with a knife. It was as upward thrust on the right groin. Mr. Selfe remanded the prisoner until Friday next, and said if it became necessary he would at any time take the depoeition of the wounded man iu his own room. STORNI. —4THOI DA T. )—DF....4TRCCTION OF PRO• Mat —A V: from the 8.8. W., causing greet damage to property, ke over the metropolis at one o clock this morning, soil continued to increase in violence until six o'clock. The eonfuaion that prevailed amongst the al o iti c ig in the river. particularly at the dock entrance., i 21 tier ..f vessels having broken from their mooriege on the ebb, fell athwart hawse of soother tier. occalaionuag as immense imo uut 14 ihuoage to sada, rigging. alum, sad bulwarks. The low of the Emma Marie, of Grimsby, was pierced by the anchor of the Beside schooner, sod she was run on shore in the mud to pr e v en t h er s inking. Two schooners were driven on shore between the Victoria Dock sod Barking Creek, and a deeply laden lighter was sunk off Yantlett. 1 1 so il ANIVIIIINEWIN IN A CANADIAN WINTEIt.-01.1r sailers will necessarily remain in the province one winter at lams ; and wherever Englishmen go sports and athletic creme's follow in their train. The races, paper hunt., and cricket matches, which marked the spirit of our men before Fieliestor.l. may. in their way, be repeated out in Canada i with tenfold opportunity. At Montreal there is a subecription pack of foxhounds, and the members of the club not long ago tittered their services to C.ecie ral Williams, in the event of war, as a special hod -guard Timm exploit. in the chase are nccw ▪ y confined to the open weather in the fall iut4l spring of lb* year. The province is entirely destitute of hedges, which will not stand the severity of the winter and the bldsare hounded with "snake fences," or I mils of time- Mir pilsi five feet high, and more, on two iteds running is a arm direction consequently, in bunting vernacular. it is • difficult country. sod good nerve and • good timber jumper are indiapeneable. In weather too hardier hunting; sportsmen can console themselves with sleighing. and drive their hones with the Tandem CIA. Snow roads are nothing like the "high hard road " of utmost, and properly roughed and shod, homes take oo harm even on ice. At Kingston, it is • cosmos thing to see trotting races in light American alsighoulkies over the ice between the town and Garda' Island ; and the ordinary winter purge of travellers be tween Kingston and New York is in a stags, which, for several wrath% is driven eases the twelve miles of lee he , tween the former plane And Cape Yioosoti Olker reaserose for the intentetic are --meetings of the snowshoe deb, the earliest shade, skating rinks, se the were obstregerent ;ses tinas of tabAgiiiing.—CurnAdi .11agyainc for February. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1862. LtILIFATL k ur r ibasi, 1i5e..1110.: i Do.P•shissass = .I.llllso6oeisrlab m May tair2 aniseredbr Ds. Jvlgt:in, Oft.. Ite. Immi 144. Mb. °daft • _Dula.. olu 16 tligi — T-45,71117.4a1: To Oi l ykm, W a rr oast. DO&Wm ••••-•• It BulbNtre. tra P rokis4.. Do. p. oL do. UN.. Do. • do. do. NWT D. do. do. 10671 dined !rook cd CUsseLs Do. II we W. M.. Doiso.Pnilla b ott. Do. • per W. DIX pw 11*1.... Do. do. 1967.... 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London and North Western stock is now noted 92} to 93/ ; Great Western, 67k to k ;uidlaod, 1314 to 132 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 107 to ; S o uth Eastern, 79 to ; Eastern Counties, 541 to 55 ; and Great Northern, 112 to 114. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter, at 14 to 1k prem. There is a decided improve- ment in Great Western of Canada. Foreign descriptions generally are fi rm. UIDINAZY MUMS AND STOCKS. RAILWAYS. ii irssOrsi. ,dah.oluelosJuns. es. snig —r" s liPiiii — ii &dr rad Ilasi;ii.. .... ___ ... i~ ~.. _:. h a Da. i 1: 6. w . .. re .. midi= Tr. Deng."rek **WU'. r 04m = 6,16 &Ors MOWN Ilea • yip ast "Wm — - =iliallallopar Far& salirni am. arms.a Woman IL artist Maimed iii: i ot. u ile 11 i SI. le 1 it. Ili Ilia I A. 11 Mr Orme Moslem * DD.& 1 Arse. nodiv.sa /0 Owe( WOW.. Ispricle 10, es. Sesies Wee. WS) WINO* wellelfe 001 DaibrieVaLesratk Limaillts* Tabiltet 14aisa sod Ilbikwell rl=il=whr.: Waukee larissa wl arreCillitala __Ds. a_Rgrorp!.. 14 Da, New MIL IL Ws. Do. 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The funds remain without variation from the closing quotations of yesterday, with the exception of a decline off per cent., which was quoted at one period of the morning, but which has since been recovered. The tone continues flat. English rail way stocks, in which this is settling day, remain very dull, while foreign stocks are in brisk demand. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. The scrip of the Moorish loan is firmer, at 51 to 1 prem. Consols are officially marked 921 and f both for money and the account. The present quotations are 921 to 4 for money,and 921 to 1 for the 6th Feb. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 923, 4, 4 ; New Two-and-a Half petiCents. 761; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, lb 9-16 ; India Stock, 2254 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 275., 245., prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 101,1; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 107, 1064 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 175., prem. ; ditto .June, 195., prem. There is a fresh rise of nearly 1 per cent. in Venezuela Bonds, which are last marked 251. Mexican and Spanish Bonds and the Italian Loan continue in demand, with an upward tendency. Turkish Bonds have risen about Half per Cent., the loan of 1864 being now quoted 84to 4, and that of 1858, 744 to 1. Sales are re oorded as follows :—Greek, 71, 8 ; Italian Five per Cents., 654, 4 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents , 33, 4 ; ditto for account, 331, 4, 4 ; Granada ex over-due Coupons and Hectares, 101 ; ditto Deferred, 61 ; Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 984 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 921 ; Sardinian Five per Conic, 784 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 634 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 42/, 431; ditto Passive, 18, 174; the Committee's Cer tificatee,7l, 4,4, 4; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, St ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 75, 744 ; ditto for account, 741, 4,4; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., for account, 25, 4,4, 4. The scrip of the Moorish Loan will be ready for delivery to-morrow. The closing quotation yester day was 51 to 54 prem. Gold to the large amount of 130,0001., chiefly bar, was taken from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. _ _ The amount of Australian gold known to be now at sea is 407,0001. The Indemnity with 50,0001., and the Monarch, with 170,0001., have each been out 77 days ; and the Clutha, with 91,0001., and the Lightning, with 96,0001., 72 and 68 days respe . ctively. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now 4 per cent. (the Bank rate being 40 ; at Vienna, 5 ; at Berlin, 34 ; at Amsterdam, 3i ; at Frankfort, 24 ;at Turin, 511 ;at Hamburg, ; and at Brussels, 4 per cent. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. The Grasmere arrived off Penzance on Wednesday, from Calcutta, after a long passage, having sailed on theist of August. The rate of insurance at Lloyd's had advanced to 30 guineas per cent. It will be satisfactory to tie commercial public to hear that all the telegrams forwarded to Alex andria to catch the mails for India, Ch"ia, Aus tralia, dm., between the dates of the 18th and 25th, arrived in time. Telegrams generally continue to oome from Alexandria with greater regularity and despatch. Telegrams received from Lisbon announce that the political news from Buenos Ayres is very favourable. Doubloons were quoted 385, and the exchange 68s. The annexed memorandum is from the com mittee of Spanish American bondholders : ' " " The committee of 8 fah American bondholders have = by. received a letter from dated 31st ultimo, ad vising the first remittance, the administrator of the customs, of 6001. to Mews. ring Brothers and Co., on account of the dividend fund. The administrator states that similar orders have been received by him from the government as have been issued to the cusloms at Santa Martha, dated rupectively Bogota, July 25 and September 13, of last year, and that the orders will be complied with. He states, however, that the commerce of earthmen& is quite insignificant in comparison with that of Santa Martha. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,610 f. ,• the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire , a decrease of 1,12 51. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 1,8241. ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 1,964/. ; and the Great Western, a decrease of 4321. The half-yearly meeting of the Midland Railway Company is convened fur the 18th February, at Derby. A general meeting of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company is called for the 12th Feb. A call of se. is to be paid on the shares in the Rockall Fishing Company by the Ist May. We are requested to state that the share list of the London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph Company (Limited) will be closed on Monday next, except as regards Ireland, from which applications will be received until the 6th February. Mr. Win. Howard, chairman of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, died on Tuesday, from injuries received on the pre vious day by a fall from his horse while hunting. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the sth February for the supply of 50,000 gals. of ruin, 100,0001ba of tea, and 120,000 lbs. of suet. The Charlotte Ann has arrived from China with 292,900 the, of tea, and 655 bales of silk. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Jan. 29, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 5,753,063 Increase 285,72 i o.ller deposits Government securities in banking department 11,688,618 Decrease 700,000 Othersecuritzes in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 16,280,369 Decrease 70,570 Seven day and other bills 712,191 Decrease 34.507 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes te coin) in Deakins department 10,459,181 Increase 409,415 The decrease in the government securities means probably the repayment by government of advances made some weeks ago by the Bauk. The decrease in the private deposits indicates au increased ab sorption of money in trading channels. The move ments under these two heads, it will be observed, nearly balance each other ' • but as the government deposits have increased and the private securiti-:, have again declined, a rather considerable addition :158 been made to the reserve. There is at last a decrease in the bullion, owing to the shipments to the Continent. BANK or ISOL.II2FD.—An An and Bth Via, a is, far the woe 2), 1882 TIM DEPI Notes bawd 1.36,v84,110 %adamant to Ma Ad Ttk o Wednesday. Jan. Government debt.. 811.015,100 Other securities._ 8,684,900 Gold coin and bele _ _ _ _ 14184,250 Mherbalin £30.081,260 Haman al He capital n1e6611,000 LUMP) Milo Deposits (in cluding Nacheq., eat. Dank; Com mis. of National Debt. and Div Anna) 6.763,083 Other Deposita 14,761,480 Neves dal antlothar BIDa 762,131 a 10.036.110 PAWNOR. gonna'lent 80011. Mies ((Including Dead Weight An Daily) Other Secarldes Notes 0,663,063 Oold and Sliver Oath 806,110 =memo j Jul. 30. INA M. MASS". MARSHALL, Chief Cuh THURSDAY &WING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 821 to I, fur money and the 6th Febru ar y, h ave acarcely COLONIAL GOVUJIKEIT SICUIUTI DO. flper..:4l 107741 ,6. I ° Do.Oprosat.,ll3l9-0. 1N Do. 6pm 4.110.104 10 Do. 6por ANsi 10 Do. • pot oast. caeop. IN et 0 /1600.0. 103 do. IWO IN Do. do 100 Now Drunsw.Gov.6 p.O. 10 .11.1VolosCia0p. a 1 100 Do. •p. a, lON to 107 100 . Da ,11 p. a UN lOO . New ZWISd Spar ma lOO . Nova SCalis 6p. 0., HO 100 Aut.Gov. ewe. loads 100 . Vle.ov. 6p. nJoaatJaly 100 . Do. do. 6p. a Aptil 10. NO 10X1Ili. 101 114 109 111 109 11l 17/e We 110 lit 110 115 109 111 104 104 90 100 97 98 914 970 NS 107 108 107 103 106 100 107 111 i 9 14m % 1 4 IS r if tip° i ii IN US U 17 ▪ U IN 107 101 . 104 I rv! Pa *u 19. It It 2 i li Pill 6 I "4 ddb eIS 1 5 1 1 111 i 12 1 7 8 49 al as n I. 12 poi If 111 k 17 19 8 s 50 52 Pa ll II 1 li lP m ni le 01 die • 10 • — AL MAU 11t.(1.5 Mudd* T.. (Lba.) AWL WMarwaria.. &Ma Irina *AA Tat A DA mi. sr pa c MU INI 0 Lad Osp, ft.of lagAb desk °Mimi POND bet. roakramo Do.••=p. Deb, LIMla Mooloft lag. Goa al isa oar=o• Grua Ni! Do. In per Goat ha. Lo Lo a. Goa. Omil OlaleM TOL as(L.) a. Matsu bylaw • Quiet Km Wm //s._ TaL (11S. Milked Dis~ Oa Nerbeddatkoltirteild Sadmetsads ;gad_ r..WSpcs..b. I.II,m&dINAmtJAL Jr.2lo„AuteWmaisa.. iris iiii - _ — . . " Do. ." New Duna' .. Otte. to Da. . Peel lbw Dail& iDa. ?eft eadOcka. Nom 1.6•• it Lrce lad. TeL Uneasy Do. Mew loyal Kali _ _ Mot lavaatail: lloulLlmam Land 411 D. Suborner TaL loft .. 40. Truitt Aig. at Liastralla (tarulted) lard lam. truaLtlzi.Co.U.Caaada Ua. Kingdom (L.). Tao Diaisse's Land.. . PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Unison, Jot. 30.—Sake to-day :—Great We stern, 671 Lancaster and Carlisle, 201—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 -- London and North Western, 93 4 • Manchester, Sheffield, and Liticolmbire, ad. and a., 444 4 - Midland, Ulf —South Eastern, 23 13-16--Grand Trunk of Canada, 11 7.l6—Great Luxembourg, 919-16--Great Welters of Canada, 11 11-16 I—Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company, 7 v.—Pacific Steam Navigation Company, 70. ManCIIMMIte. Jae. :M.—Market lower. Great Luxembourg, 9 15-16—Grand Trunk of Canada, 6 7.l6l—Gnat Western of Canada, 1141--Great Western, 671 I—lsumaddre and Yorkshire, 107 1071—London and North Western, 931—Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 4r, I—ditto red. pref. 101), i p.—Mid land, 1311 3—North Eastern " Berwick," 100; I—South Postern, 284—Thames and Mersey Marine Insuraace, 14 p —Victoria Go vernment Six per Cent. Bonds April to October), 1061—Orwestry and Newtown 'wet., 101—Electric Telegraph (New), 1 el. —ftok at Machester, 7-16 p. Baturminim, Jail. 30.—Wellingto min &Severn Junction Rail way slimes were sold at lea per share, and Birmingham Wag gon at 141. Guaranteed dodge were In demand, es also were Gas shares and Fire Ofs 6t far prices. Midland Waggon quoted 1024, buyers. MINES.-(THIS DAY j Two o'CLooi. There is not much business to-day in the mining market, the attention of the dealers being princi pally occupied with the fortnightly settlement. East &aeration shares are quoted 291 to j ; Wheal Margaret, 43i to 441 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 12 to 13 ; Herodsfoot, 39 to 40 ; East Basset, 61 to 63, ex div. ; Wheal Basset, 100 to 105 ; and East Devon Great Consols, 11 to 2. Several transactions will be found reported in the Stock Exchange official list. United M'xican Mining shares are firm ; busi ness is officially marked at 91 and 9. Kapunda have been dealt in at prem. Foreign and colo nial descriptions generally are quiet. THE SUMTER. —The Cunard steamship Morocco, which arrived at Liverpool yesterday (Thanday), after • rapid passage of less than five days from Gibraltar, reports that the Confederate privateer Sumter was in port. The Morocco brings no report of the ►lleged naval engagement between the Sumter and another vessel in the Mediter ranean. EXTRAORDINARY SHOOT' NO. —Two sweepstakes came off at the butte of the Bristol Me Volunteers on Tuesday. There were ten competitors is the list, and sine is the woad. The mares in the first sweepstakes were 200, 300, 400, 600. 800, and 700 yards each. The highest number al points made was 43, and the lowest 29 ; the total smasher of paste wee 345, or an ILVIIrSte of 34.80. Is the wood the ranges were 150, 200, IMO. and 300 yards, frirrtteoh. The highest score was 36, sod the lowest 39 ; total number of points, 387 ; avenge, 31.88, or within are rill of 33.00. it} .6 1 26 3 48 62 ii ii • 417 111 84 1} dimool 101} par Aft 88 i ea a t 90 lel 10} 11 4.1 0 n SG 1114 127 46 47 140 102 44 ♦8 V 38 79 704 07 ft U 100 et 9 3 $ 40 9 10 i t 1I 10 86 4 I 83 92 ita MI 94 86l 47 49 46 46 N 111 I s t 101 111 100 HI HI 110 Hi 117 St II II! 114 11l 11l 113 llli lii IN US 110 N 101 N SO SO Si NI IN 1; 1T 18 104 11 T 6 78 We 21 108 101 111 1 U* 11113 111 117 114 117 MI 142 U 4 117 118 IM 129 112 76 76 96 98 Ilf 116 II l l a/ 189 la 7u /2 pm a I pm IMs p4r i s dim rir to IN N 11 lai Set 108 10 103 106 NI le N N SS 66 U U 46 117 110 113 116 103 106 its 110 LILWAYS. 4 'I 1 1 " 101 Ile 6+ 6 6161 Poe i PB 16 fa $1 10i Si Si 110 ft 19 40 8 10 84 n 418 63 66 63 66 ifi 2 1 As 111 15 F.l I i t @•; 176 7; 1 19 Ili DZEJLVTULI ROCKS. 111001111. tillsrit 1111.116NLIgusisaat IN. KM e X.16.44.4p.61...1ma11p lkosNita N. Is* 6 p. pt. W.MININMON 61. 9 prises. I Wes I el—ti is el ffil ei' varied to-day, and left off at 921 to 13-16. For tie March settlement the last price was 921, " sellers? The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92kk # ditto for account (Feb. 6), 92 1 , 1, A • Stook, 240, 242, 239 ; Three per Cents. R educed, 92#, ; New Three per Cents., 922, ; Thirty Years nnuities, 1885, lb 9-16 ; India Stook, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1051, ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Cent " eufa' rupee paper, 1001, 1011 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1061. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at loal to wq. The rupee ;paps continues in de mand. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 16s. to 19s. prem., and the June 19s. to 225. prem. There were,purchases of India Bonds/at 268. prem. A considerable amount of business was done in foreign stocks, which were generally buoyant. The New Victoria Government Debentures closed firm, at 1031 to #, and the old issue at 1061 to 4. Bank shares remain very firm. A fresh rise of 21. was quoted to-day in City Bank. London and West minster and Union Bank of Australia rose IL Scottish Australian Investment stock and Anglo- Mexican Mint shares were inquired for, while South Australian Land were quoted rather lower. The closing quotations for shares in new imam takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Maria° In surance, 6 to 6 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11 to 1 prem. • Universal Marine In surance, #to die . ; Is:018km and Provinces& Marine, die. to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, to prem. ; Commercial Union, 1 die. to par; London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph, i Prem. I. 0014.. I .2_l COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RK-LANZ.-(TILI8 DAY.) The weather siooe Wednesday last has continued un settled sad a further oonsiftrable quantity of rain hes fallen with strong pies. The wind to-day is from the went but fair weather. HOMIKTOWS supplies of wheat and flour still coolness extremely short. Barley and malt a little more libsol. Oat' moderate; very few Sootah or Irish oats this week. The foreign arrivals of wheat, in addition to last day's aspect, is very moderate : gessiss. Premien, Black S a, Mediterranean, and but little Arami ces. Flour a few more barrels of American. Barley ens small cargo of Danish fresh up, end of oats only one Dewitt in addition. A fair quantity of Heat Indian limed s ported, but little rapeseed. Other descriptions of pate end seeds very limited. The wheat trade to-day la rather slow ; English very mull out of erudition, and ooninquently neglected • foreign Mont the woe value as Monday. Some inquiries for Americo% sad badmen rather better than oe Wednesday. Flour trade not very brisk, sad at Mcoday's rates vii =Without change. Oats, a very dull tandetioday ; inferior simples. tf wide, there are several, are • rather lower ; hoe torn as deer as et Monday. Beans end peas at Monday's reduction. Linseed and rapeseed shout the same value. Tares, Ins teed, and canary 4E115 Trefoil and clover but little doing yet nownso CAZGOEB. -Not much business reported, vales about the same am on Monday last. : Essex and Kent, white, new, 375. ft 64a.; ditto, fine old, 535. to 631.; ditto, red, new, 49e. to sft.; ditto, fine old, 495. to 575. ; Norfolk, aus., fine old, -a. to -a.; red, new, -s. to -s. Foreign : Dantidc, 575. to 113 a; fiee, 61s. to e. ; extra, 655. to 711 e.• Kooigsberg, Me. be 63e. • ditto, extra, 55e. to 661.; RostOck, extra, 61e. to as.; Mecklenburg red, 50a. to as.; Uckermark ditto, Oa. ; American white, 62a. to 65e.; ditto, red, 545. to Ms.; Osaa disci, 565. to 65e. 2ssur.--Eriglieh malting, 36e. to 37e. 42r.; gnsdinig, Ms. M 30..; and distilling, 31s. to 335. per ar.; foreign grinding, 265. to 305.; ditto distilling, 30e. be Ma.; malting, 335. to 35e. YLLT.-ftlish, BIM and Norfolk, 581. to 6k ; lot Me. to 675. ; 2.3415t00 and Ware, 64e. to 70a.; brown. 495. to 575. _ _ _ _ _ _ OATIL- feed, 20s. 04. to 235. 04. ; potatt% Ma to 28s. ; 21s. to 28s. xnti 365. to 38s. 11&111111.-Zegligi tick, 365. to 40s. ; borrow, 40.. to 44a.; pigeon, 40s. to 44a. • foreign, Mwmg•••• 365. to 361. ; tip 40a. to 42a. ; Kotaile=4os. to 435. ; tptian, 369. tents. Fria- irk • Ms. to 435.: rte and bine. Mk to 425. ; maple Its. to 425.; pay, 365. to 37a; bog. Xs. to 39a. foreigis. 355. to 38s. FLOUIL-hagfish tows, 465. to 515.; ditto fine, 61s. to MIL; acinntry, 465. so 465. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 41s. to Ile; French, --s. to --a per sock ; American, Ma. to Reg Canadea. 26.. to 325.: Spanish. 495. to Ma. lifew? Wm.-White, 34a. to 365. ; yellow. 625. toile FLOAT/110 Camara, all C. F. sod L -Wheat : Nei anski sad Maris:apple, per 49211:a., 545. to 365. ; Oiirka, ea. to 535. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba, red, 465. to 625. ; wWq 565. to 58s. ; Danube sadlapti Galata, 445. to 48s. ; 142 a. to 445. : an sad YpplieA 245. to 25a ; Odessa and Dratibe do. ro n. 3r . Beams Egyptian, par 48011w.,334. to 355. MALI : Odom: sadOsidg. per 4921b5., 345. Od. to 33a. ; Th rall sod Beaprim% - Ma., 33a. Od. to 345. ; /Mach, do., -a. to --a. ; American, do., 325. to 33a. ; Fgyptian, -a. to -a. Emene.-Oaary wed, per qr., 5031. to 60s. ; seed, per qr., 545. to 565. • Bustsrd seed, per white, 9s. to ; brown, 1 . 25. to 14s. ; Linseed, per gr.. crashing, 57a. to 60s. ; Linwood cakes, ?lethal, per km. 111. Os. to 111.10& ; A thin, brla. per ask 121. O&M 121. 10%; do., in begs, 11. Om. to W. 10s.; Balls. 01. to 01. Or. Yarn:lke, 101. to 101. Ms.: Baps sake:BOIL Oa to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Be. to Bs. 6d. ; Bow. seed, Hoglisli, per qr., 645. to 68a. ALM YAM INTO LONDON MON JAN. 27 TO JAN. 13- WINKS lheglidi and Book& !Ask Yeedigs. I 630 .... 14630 Dariey Oem 3BO I 1000 I 6706 Malt l7BO Moor. Faagllah, ID sacks : foreign, 240 sacks, COSO barred& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) (PION OUR OWN 0011.18SPOIDENT.1 (BY Burma AND max Kamm =MUNI.) There' is scarcely any change to report in the umbel) slime Tuesday. Wheat aad flour quiet, and pier him few both articles been pretty well maintained. Baia cam sad beans unchanged. Oats and oatmeal dull. MINOING LANK. -(THIS DAY.) SuaAL—There his been a dull market during the week. and prices generally are other easier, regn' t ng sores MD most ID request; 400 begs white Beneren have been sold at 42e. 3d. 250 Gurpattah date at 3:/s. 3d.: and 200 auks refining Porto 11 ordinary pey and yellow, 345. to 40s. Refined dried dull of eds. About 230 was of Dutch crushed sol at easier prices. 31s. 11d. to Me. _ _ _ _ _ ijoitrin.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon ham ooae off readily at very firm prices —low to good middling. 73.. to 80s. Rd. - - - . - Coc >a. —The demand continues dull—about 80 bee Tried dad sold 80.. to 68a. - - Tia.—XfairamOunt of badness has been transacted an Ism rates. Rum continues dull and inactive. Rrac—Buane~ has been tnusaaeted in parcels afloat 4 previous prices : about 4,000 begs cargo Bengal sold at 9a. ex ship, or 9s. 61. landed ; and a floating cargo of Necranzie Arracan at 105. 741 ; for parcels on the epot,lths demand is inactive. _ _ Semen—There bas been an active demand for blank pepper at firm prices ; grey to good liiagapare sold 4 30. to 4d. ; and Penang for arrival at 30. Pimento alas sold at firmer prices. Other descriptions of spices are firs, Faciv.—Curratita were sold on easier terms, but a pared of damaged in public sale went at better prices, Vs. to 2%. Raisins are without change. SALTPETRE is dull of sale. Corron.—Tbe demand continues good, about 1,000 bales sold. JOTE.—The public sales held this week went off well at Arm to rather dearer prices for the better qualities. Hear.—There are now no sellers of St. Petersburg cleaa under 361. TALLOW MARIcET.--MHISDAY,) The market ia quiet. Prima are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 45e. 6d. net malt ; Petersburg Y.C.. on tie 'pot, 475. 3d.; January, 475. 3d. ; March . 475. ; Art to June, 47.. 9d. ; October to Deoember, 49a. 6d. to 48a. N. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). LEADlMlALL—llides.—Priose : Nibs. to 641b5., to ; Mika to 72113 ii., 31d. to 3td. ; 711bs. to 80111 s, 3 ia• to 311 ; 801 be. to Mika, 3il to 4d.: 881 be. to 961 be., 4d. to 444. ; 961 b.. to 1041b5., 40. to Horse Wee, 9s. to 10.. OaU skins, light, 2s. 6d. to 4a. ; full, 6e. Itueouroart.—lShoop skins : Polled, 10.. to 124. 6d. ; Yenta and half-breds, Ss. Od. to 9s. 6d. ; downs, sa. 51. to 7s. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-18 DAY.) Marrs. Pattonden and Smith report • b.tar demand far both English and foreign hope, at fully /Ms prices. 11s supply of the former is verylimited. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY) Walls End Braddyla Bottom, 17a. 6d. ; Walls Eisl Haw sell Hettona, 17a. 6d. ; Walls Hod Booth HartlelLreol, 16a. ; Walls Hod South Hellos, 171. ; Walls Had Ho* Hat s lee 13d. ; Walls End Clamp, 17e. ; Walla lad Hsitse. lea ; North Palen, 13 1 .; Bells Primrose, Is. 61. 2 Walker Primrose, 19t. 6d. ; Betsido Hartley, lee. 11L-4I ships at market. 1I -. 94 1 i lii 11l II Pali ... lif e - 025 -- 1 ',Awl • ome' ii.lf.!l -,...- a WM NON 11000 100,000 MN, *MO 010,000 100,000 12,000 110,000 Wool 12. SOOOOOO __,_ 14000 11,1110 11,000 US 126 67 40 U 64 98 100 1 dla par 10er aer .... Se We 10 % 0 87 01 07 Tie 74, 70 .. 06 M m Ilt ni a SI 114 lid as Go mil K 14 WI 19. W .-. M U SP 81 r t r f TII:E 1111 . IS_ li 7 4 IS St 111 14 ik it 1I •••1