The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCK. THU DAY. COURT OF QUERNS BENCH. Any la Bean, before Lord Campbell sad Jset7om Wiens= en Crompsea.) ems 0411 OP ar. ell ORAT le thill MIN MR Cheri bsel enitsted nine et tbe pea whin km bambini. ere Rey. E. Clem, or Darlehl tory, Dimbilisa. an teener the prontioa d Ws men Mt. Minn sow ttttane, r Adler, so s nde Win vow Me le an lan man= M ben the Peso %midi hi. vie. The ensmasiness d the no WWII sin* boa men den he Ihe r b Y thmellsre annany repeat m Wm any bee bating la oninnemos u enally in n bb od M win bar inns eon n es 11011011111% be linny took lase army, end ea myed b to the rectory, whore abe was kept ▪ aninnear. Ohs din made km amps, sad remind be • emnitenie period M anmensat, sad the mart nil pond pnedea bra a w l m men ad serna ban addieend te bee by Mr. May, smi Nei than* bee Mins, la nese be asseillymiNd bar am nem in nalened • rsyelillea et the Amor Ahem It mbe ymmind Y me de so. Sir P. , to sheertay ream against the rule, me tined tin . Cherry had used so more nos thsa was wearsoory so caner lb with to do dm daty sad to rears ro Yta ht obsesses so kis will, there bin no ground vinery (or bier snow Ths court woo now send to interne einem the (hay o(u sib sad the pone el Inbeed. Mr. hake Craesptcs—S hothead may use a proper degree of force, but he moat not commit • *mob of the peeve. Lard Campbell—A certain degree of force without Oath isg the law is allowed. Bir Trod. Theiger—it wield be the moat therm= thing la the world lithe court made a Inehead =Mr** emarithe to keep the pews towards We wife, became, is twarel•Wg • right ceatheedly Al. by law, A. might slightly emir dr ri Brawl..Bra wl.. tr!lnerice Crompton -It wee always • ithswass thing to exercise force is these ores, sad pertain aught to take care that they do not vklate the kw. Lord Campbell—We think that the wows is entitled to our protease. Su F. Theelger—Maring utterly se= Itor 811 Y Kra Citerry mai to be put is • shastiom vK prevent bar husband ezmalthig the right whitetails.' to Kr. Jostles Wighlthea—Thme ens ether meths 61 pro m= hr the nod demodusel Herm Cerrteell—Ou • Setemer atone. there roe • breath °Ulm'. Moe Mc Chan, Mare rat nen heee thee the remora, mad the verb wed is the Meths leer a can striation that a slaeler breath at the pan val he method, sad Sea the retries of dr lady I lark we eight le mi. qthe hie to maw bras msithes eir P. Tlemkpr—Of ems* I marmot meth your kedahip's opthioa, bat if yea impel mosraiee to be glees is this awe, Toe will Pier were Al the err dimatke as Mr. Cherry is • rep diirM plies.e wife nay swear whatever the pier% and ride the pro tection al the couth awl leasherte tern. al con pray rd. 1 malare ery res le • seer ereereeble Lord Campbell—each ie the law, moil I beim that on the whole It le s salutary kw. Bte Thesiger—lt Ova peg auseeignisat our of this description. On the application el Mr. Haddleelmea Mr. Cherry was ordered to maw I sto secnrkhe le bop the peace towards har wen Mama in 004 sad Ike etwAse ia 601. each. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. DOW-BTRIBT. DISITI/11•XCI AT a PUBLIC Idllllllo. • towth-100 mem, mated Proleridt Watts, who stated that be was a diss sarleatar, was chsat with comUug a distarbemee at a mantis` of the National PrelseMmt ASP obtlea,lield at li. Martin's Hall hat evealag. Earwr esmetary to the society, ma that whale a paihma aciresid with ths society was addressing the ammata& the wissair, who was in the body al the hall, lalserspled ripsalsity. He wm told that if Ito Maid to album NW rift be must wait till the ohms of as pro miellop, 'whoa he would b• hoard. He matissed hie lateirasdea, bewrsr, in M blame ase=le mime blss. hr whisk wpm whams salad ta a emeaamt Haney, el the A division, was on duty in ea ear psi of the haft, sad wan called in as staid by the hat w*** Omer wad *Mirka. ths atestiag. Wilms reramled bin ts go ask sad bh rat lam mt. The plow, wh• was bask, neleted whimaly, and *rusk Wm la the ghee se as le draw bided. tenses ma 1, TO marobseamd. A mord limey, who lbsd perviously bees e- Mau dletastdmi the wain la a similar mammy, here eases hewed sad tail a kart about his own mad mid that be sew the etamlait. sinks debedeat. Hs armed his mea d. that the may laterruption aids* had made, eemibd is deats that " a Jaw was a man as wail as amesdy she." Ha mddmd, howerm, that he was tumid at eine dim bale the primmer. ilersimmt Deasy dmia4 that hem dersadaat. Last whams vas rum* out twenty previons to this Doom s mass hiplimmi. ltir: NA lasi the Owen XII, or be &ho lt right days' cuairmewszz. 111080317 CASS CND= 110 ewer Art 1.01.40 ACT Mr. MIL porninfia=lor of tho how No. 22, easna-vosi, hem typiered Wore Mr. =Mg: mew he • ass Mee eat by Mr. l Ups &trim serveyer ef Istintee, ender the Pr/- Admit the Meetegelltaa LK cep. 22, sea el, kr o pay I • Ws ~et serveyer the mom ef bre doe to km mad spelled la the mead serehre oe imel act, to 17s. Ike wig 1M Omee-reed. The eerephee et three ears home la the one Nei Win else eemeeeed emir dialer eireessimea It 110 the helm Pere ■dlaled la My bat, het es lk a .= wee eleMi b pt hi mem hem Mr. Meng he new so mut Ile eanyhee, emir the blatseseha Ihs Metro =eillielittaLlset==atrili aldik- , es 14. JAB We=l l6 , " roltry, ido l = Ow whale ist edirtieete, tt wee my heed be dr bomb be be alba eyes to pky seirveyer's Mr net W te Mew erythise ef the Act, whieh wee oily panel la the ye ...... 7We5i woo way Istriaita - 116. Tyndall—Bet yes Yam lot it le Ye thet tom the kee, however teleimele. Ide Ll= ea shore dwell be mile sem the toreele, me* ups the , ese It le tie seremer's duty ime beim§ 'gaily tam Ide Om The aeries shesli sot be essepler le evemier, me • emieedell doerrengidemee W Eel end aie Ileesee. As era as the delludeee emie M. per elleeltree Wismasee, he we pommel ups, •ss mew ire Ile lermee• but ben Yea ink Ur. Trebel rarthal art Oft oar ohootod Ore Oa hal eft aabill et hi row M fter es he wand es. The dot ddr emod se he is aim O. usingrair is pot Wm rare ben tire prasar Yr. Wafter" lair bow Oa It_ h• 111 itampree ass, mu ft be vehred. The dith thar ihe 'WC me had horrid Or Wine d Mr. O. balliw, ft the aserthar; sad 1/2.lffivey, berth era dor Os pima roadr. Asoorgisg to Oa htirpalrfta sham, dr WWI "mar " woe mar ft op* es wary puma is pereithaa et prir, aid* itt the weft sr ft Eft part a tft raft as peer ot wry hal air iftralth, ala tho orweeras =eh lard Immo ether Om ft brim eon raw la yew, a ex any kr loath sr es a limart M wth. Mr. Tyrwhitt said Or th i z w pare v ra woe le red spirit Or par ent of • him llto When= we that dr Mahe Mid MI bed, at was maths ti4= 11 the ar t lat would prat era er the daceirethmrthaPlCat d ust De l a. H. goolgoitly at *urn thr th• payment ft the bet he mars le the Mt acespira. The ass wade red to she the pardon tire to othater what teethe they druid Mr. Wssailai 18.4 oftealted with his death said h• druid het the OW &dimmed, bat ha alight rata that it mard to be the with of Ur p.rtrs that the car 111101114 go ft the Court d Quota's Masan w the stoutest RELCAIE OF Ms. RODUIT BaLLANT MOM Tat laser's Paisos.—lt will be reerboted Or Mr. Bober Bellamy or red et Learner rim in yew, ea Oa erre at ed to hie owa Wild el at therms to the trim he bed = gi f a b g y virtue of We elk* as a oarieweer ea two man brnagbt before his co a charge ot killing two co hie (Mr. Balmy's )) ova areare. Dam food r ~m ho wes brought to to Irides brume like jollies to wave asabree, sad is the 19th of Novorar Ire was edjudged by 16. Jar two Coleridge to Fay a dr al TOOL to the Qom mad be lir prised as a redvaseemaat of the fret class la the Qesaa's From be or year,ead altannede re rid bee et 11W. wee paid. Mr. Henry was thembre (crag to lla cram) ashisit le se non privoleas ibm May erdlamry pi deW- mar is debt. mad seri lbe r oar Mary as his mom aired. Tr ezparre mad &gyre barever, ea we an Irmo* Ward a arm flimar whir has era therefor hie Ns; sod the gruramser Ira Orrehee esammated rre mit sone polka ot troherre ea parrot et Oa Ina waeliberabd roods, at p.m. rhea he left The pimp is lab brikti it ill is walk. Wiampro PREMIX? TO ?NB PLUMBS ROTAL —WI lave resolved N. Ibliserios ode Imes Mt. Deem, et be NMI DNA Pebeessirrieer :—" Or—Wilk doe sp. peados magi. M ei eeeelhee Miring. I beg leave le that the glom el Yr Jab ponied by Aro Earl el le kat 11111shme the Priem Boyd vele _ ty rat lesside mem, Ro Downie Oohed MY Dq4lll, I Paressliwese.—Jam m . TT, 1•1111." to announce Ilich we hare rday lad. at Hama ha gements here w and breathe condition was th sere teen tly, b. rallied 7 wen enter mu a:pealed t to Terre dal ril nest. Hut bout a month bandy, under elating agon In his last y his daughter, excellent wif wag in his rn at Naples extraction (as 1 a thorough d by remark s course of on risen to the o England for I debit at our •) in the cha smic opera, It ht his position rlished as one medians, and le ye. From reed that his peat, ranging farce, to the and Bartholo, roTewo and the is needless to of Lablathe— ler. Like great sewed of much and .might. and pleasant ; ned as a man is low to the Lill never see ()UDE. is took place k eatraordisary Monday might, courting to the ✓ed belay*, is wooden platform y of the primoses ablution. Tha changed. Ns mabalming, IS Is who themadvai eubMenore end uteri* and re. wle and with beads at a crimson clots ▪ bona, the ret ailer relatives et I afterwards dre sto the cheater re priesta recited hick the prisms 110, reed th. mew herein 11 tao which Ina ao .l after the body era( coaches ar o. clock yesterday ..gust at the The team! pro m hone, ',kaki oe draws by Mx primrose sow al Oder. who bore oolorsio soW t SO yews at eg4 rare es hi. kee -1 woo &steed he tap strived teen sat se the Holed I Quem's smite thy .1 note that it hoe, late es meat crowd we oecasks pass. I ladies woman is sled and the Wool ; (Soma Then lbws Babriar as I tea mowntiog I the Xemelosa W domed did I a Iltahowstem. I Moho et the m as Maike Md. itwe Laaree. r tM pleas et bar le to state. i.d Shama tb. ...rt. pee d avithorkke is arwased by the i and Albert. iter. Mt. D. N. Drank% Mai -1 aniseed, NA IR Unwired. •1M as the bill f Enure &ad rira• at Ebner my, Albart-pis r• saved • mid 6s Brunswick 11. r a Laos d. rune otablisb- and W scrim g- I rut. Loki*. r, the Coca an Hobestial, isarin, Major- Lietatesent von Loa's Hotel for ;eft Fenton's ry •nd Mina .tcl. has e arrived .n ton't Hotel, ate 1)oko elk o' die vast e Earl of Du =vale sod tali r. mach to the ~natoos Oran- MI., sad than 0 sorvosta and r in the Nord &Woad, Bol in the sone a meting WW I . seariastles. slid that Wes- The servant aka wiisa le attampa al ken to give as nairlatedw" km—Trail* Ss. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1858. LIST MLA COMPANT.-(THIS DAT.) The debate on the motion of Mr. Craerehay, rela tive to the proposed change in the government at India, wee wowed this mondeg for the fourth ilaes ; Mr. Y•xOLss IILP., ta the &Mr. I. Burma rimmed the debate. He repelled that the employ bed act wade the Bible • cues-book la the Wks easels, ma that the company's tomato had am enesersead the spread of Christianity as they weld b love dean He Impressed his opinion, after many yea reeldanes M India, that the government of the Best Inds Company bed bus toneftelel to that country. He re hived to the improved slate of the natives, and also the mastry, the construction of roads mule, dc. He dr eaded the paucities of the company spinet that of bar Marty's government, sad comeestsd It with the rasa ap pointment of Lied George Piga es Sweetest of earehy. He b.spsd the peaks would be adopted se the pebbles of the proprietors. (Hoar, bear.) Hs was at aUm for words to endlciently denounce the governaasat propodtkia of thane, as one fraught with the melee& passible danger to the tree Storms of the natives of India. --- Mr. Yemen,* (a dir7rd said that the East India Com =had never Minoan the spread of Christianity in ThWr reason or not urging 4t so forci bly as nosy possibly wished was that they wanted to azioad to the Mimi the same religious toleration that was 'Omit by European Christians, and also sat of raped to their religious prejudices. (Hear, hear.) Os the day of humiliation the sermons of all the =thein the metropo attributed the outbreak In metropolis attributed neglect of the company In encouraging the speed of Christianity, in coniequanoe of the as espilea of • circular from the Church Missionary doeiely to that effect—a society that had been especially favoured by the company in India—but he had reason to bow the bishops In India disapproved of it, because they weld sat agree to its contents. He contended the aa.pay lad done all they could to develop the re ammo of w country and enhance the happiness and cons- Sart cif the natives. He urged that the company was a respereide body— responeible to parliament, and also to the people of England and ladle through the prow. He thaw the blame of the Mikan war on her Majesty's griermast. Mr. Warn, M.P., sqlreseed his approval of the nada ties. (Hear, hem.) The Czareasa meat saldmired the westing. He a =ids twit that ppeemanalia led net ht prow bed eseeddes Weft Ibit ladle gorern mot Issihn si Fisr a damp. Maw, hear.) It was to be arras had bees esowitted, but be Meek web weall be hind to be ber, the law wade of Mr. Mille, the hielarba of fatly' It weedd b. "that se goveemeat bed ever wealboted awe didaterested bessedoses w sa eased duke to improve the awake of its walteele," this hid the East Leas go semen. He always smoldered that to bibs well two points were asesseary ; fink that salhosity &said be in the impeded govanumwt, astl, that there 11111411 bees at body old viewesot to partym teaboibetwess the labia awl the hempellikal sad hebay se boar bay possibly is be fir that pur pose that weld =pro the pewit herd. The end was peonies when sew men LONDON, 3110H70N, AND SOUTH COAST itAILWAY.-(TEIS DAY.) The afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of I tie of the above railway was held at the Bodge nonBWl, Bang!' Kr. Lao. Begonia, chairman of the hoard of directors, in the chair. The report hr already been published in the Brpreu. The act amain at the credit of revenue account, after pro vidiog for prefernnal dorm, was 165,3911., out of which the dlre recommended - a dividend of 31 per cent. for the half-year, amounting to! 1616494, having 3,7424 to be carried to the next account. This would make the dividend for the year 1867 amount to 6 per _cent. The CH•1114•14, in moving the aod non of the report, observed that the capital of the oniony wee peony nigh exhausted, and the directors had bus compelled to have recourse to soapier account, to provide far work which could no keeper be delayed. The directors were re. solved to inane the most rigid econny in their expeniture on capital acoonnt, but in order to maintain the Brighton system of ridlways it was ebsohitely neeemery that additions should be made to the breach= and stations. Notwithstanding the commer cial aide the maximum interest paid upon debentures dining the led belf-year had not exceeded 6 per cent. At present the average Wend cm their debenture bonds was la. per oint. per annum, jut b. per east. more than the sleeps toned paid this time lent yew. The directors • honed at no SIONI distance of dm* to be able le coned the whole el their debenture debt Into t tour per ont.eanuities, and there could be me iembt that such • step would greatly improve the ordi nary stock of the company. The revenue account this half year showed a falling off in the traffic, a competed with the oorresponduir half of 1866. The falling off, however, woe not in the ordinary traffics, but in the grersordinary traffic which arose out of the Crimes wet. For ladance, in the coa c h i ilepertment Portiemeuth, there was a reduction of 12,000 L k the year, and in military stores of between 2,0001. and 3,0001. bet that was exceptionable traffic ; the ordinary nets to Portsmouth had Increased and if the con prima was made between the ordinary traffic of the Nat year, and that of 1866, It would be found that there had ban en increase of 20,0001, (Hear, hear.) The goods trifle W remised elatiockery, • result which he attributed to the enspenien of building operations in the South coed anion The ordinary expenditure we also the mme led peer em it was in 1856, but there was an hicreue dr charges for rates and taxes. (Hear.) The dividend be declared to-day would absorb worst laR near 160,0001. • the nes and taxes of the year amounted ,0001., a pron.; bete per esegege upon the entire prod% of the coma% (Hier, bear.) The chairman then adverted to the Peel=eibenee, which ho theUred wen got up parties for the purpose of coercing :reer this company or the London and South- Winos amewy ; but he did ad believe parliament wish! kid to mishap tine parties to make out ef-lhenay set far the bin& of the public, bat to add to their own vldieel wealth b forcing either this company et the ink Wales to Mete mammas at large ereninma Maw km.) The direekee would oak the ap pend et ihe weet e t w e the Mope they were taking to oppose tine enema ( besz.) H had now to ad vert be the Pimlico iweeioa o f the Wee d sod Crystal Pekoe Ike. The directore were aupportime that wasime, lesseee it week give this com_puy what it awe wented ireasig, • Wes-end Motion. The extend= woad Nesseemedete • district containing a porde lima of over three milli:a; and there could be se getneen abed It that it would • most profitable aiter se was clearly by the fact that the urbern Voile of nig had during the het aim rem kewered shed 11/4 . This company itessolieep mind kis ea ernieguesut with the pro mising gt the ?Wks shiseieu kw workbag It on moat Una (Herr.) the depelreinnmen. mamba der mass for the adef et the meet omeali armed es as tumednitel the ankeket of fhe pet et the report wide velum le • prepaid he wearing • Ike tom illerehan to Horde= et ea expos el 11401111. thegueued got the knell= themeives sink tad the6l6 weed& aim per. Mr. Ammo sesookei the reterkeni, whet able deep rteevem nresh vml el the Amine enlendes, de met et while bid been dereetanded. The made( wee preeesdbg when our report lA. The peeplum' ns. ealwelims gromield to gin ries to • hag dis ow One of the most clistingaiahed guests and one of the West arrivals at the brilliant ball phis by Lord Bloom field at Borth' on Monday night, was Bane you Humboldt, sow Is Ids 90th year, but still fresh is latelleetuid and con mendleselposems, and in his relish for the pleasures deociaty. Hs allows trays a oornspoodent) witbor his advancod age nor Ids poet acquirements and world-wide fame to entitle him to any dleponsattori unto the minutest sad most 'cra pulous ottimilles to etiquette and costume; he willingly cabarets& to assume his chamberlain's cabins sod nomneres mien, with all the careful attrition to exterior Woke Os mast youth's' sad modest 'spirant to emit Lees. The basl6, however, eve frequent works' of .made— Wide Meade sad admirers, though he rallies from eseh Week wed iseprlelegly rapidly ; it wee osly Mende, afternoon that the Ling and Queen drove Into Ber lin on purpose to Inquire miter Ms health, and in the seeming he was at Lord Bloomfield's ball. We ( Galsynewi) have received accounts from Tama to the 12th alt. At that dew Mr. Murray, the Emile there d affthee to Pavia, had •thiw domprouely ill, sod hie Mete owed considerable easeigem. The Shah had emit several dome to wake inquiries egamming Fns Mix Dsownsp IN TU NillseT.—On Tray four rialto; got late a men Mee at the Limpid it the gmyeeeel prowelleg with metes he the Caa., bft at latakor between New Brigham mg thgreaseaL A Weide gels was Maytag et the Mew hem the south-oest ; eat as the with awl tide were lesetleg awe ether, • hem we raw, vp the dyer. Upon gyergeg late dr Waft I the Ileum dialed wee wed. =ignowt, eat hr mew we ems tre a sheet time mks be mateleis a bead of the wean waft, width wee theft hells gime& The moideth wee well mesel b the crew et the strew dower Isthrklytog ism hr, se watt as hE the ma beireitag to the lock Flay slawair Ant, theTteeemee beet Cato, sad atetie-eag ether Kim Ith•beeye were thrown from the mil eteorve te the drowsing as; bat, wigs te the reughswe at the Aver, the yew hilewevieemalie he am bell d the yeseerwes, sat la *deed gm they theeppowth wltrrt WI arm et Me Was were loweeleg a lad kr the gums et mole& If pup al% the trewsiag dam, the hethowelge mite Nth ewe. beiwb est widnalivaill MONEY MdREE2-2HIB lidY. REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'G'Looi. The Directors of the Bank of England have this morning reduced the minimum rate of &mount from 6 to 4 per cent. The announcement was fully anticipated, and exercised little influence upon the funds. Consols tem porarily attained an allowance of I per cent., but within the last ten minutes some degree of flatness has supervened, and prices are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The market for British and Indian railway shares is decidedly buoyant to-day. . . Consols for money and the 4th of February have been dealt in from9sl t 0951. and are now quoted 951 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 95/ to ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 791; Bank Stock, at 228; India Stock, at 222 and 218; Exchequer Bills, at 20s. to 235. prem., 1 1 Exchequer Bonds, 1858 and 1869, at 99/ to 1001; and India Bonds at 15s. to 184. prem. Turkiah Six per Cents. have advanced to 981 to 99. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also in demand. In other foreign stocks business has been limited. Sales are recorded as follows : Brasilian Old Five per Cents., at 1021; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 98 to 1; Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 98. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 851 (exchange 12fi.); Grenada Active Bonds, at 20; Peruvian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., at 79; Portuguese Three psi Cents., 1853, at 441; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 891; Turkish Six per Cents, at 981 to f; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 1051 and 106. At Paris to-day (Thursday) according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 89fr. 15c. for the account, showing a fall of about I per cent. Assuming that the " reserve " of notes and coin has experienced the increase usual of late—and it is notorious that the demand at the Bank has exhibited no revival whatever—it is estimated that the total reserve must now approach ten millions. As regards the coin and bullion, fifteen millions and a quarter is computed to be now accumulated. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was about 11,0001. On Tuesday a small quantity of i sovereigns was sent in from Scotland. In the discount market the demand was yesterday inactive. Good bills are freely negotiated at 31 per cent., and numerous transactions take place u low as three per cent. Holders of money evince increas ing eagerness to employ it at very moderate rates in loans upon all eligible descriptions of stocks and shares. Banks and other establishments desirous of lending money upon Consols cannot obtain more than two per cent. for it. The London and Westminster Bank have an nounced a fresh reduction of one per cent. in the rates allowed for deposits. The rates are fixed until further notice at two per cent. per annum for sums of 6001. and upwards, and one per cent. for smaller amounts. Advice. are shortly expected to reach London by telegraph announcing the arrival of the steamer European at Suez from Australia. As the accounts which reached London early in the present month stated that the ships Blackwell, Donald M'Key, and Guy Mannering were fixed to leave Melbourne in November, and the Kent and Shaftesbury early in December, the intelligence by the European will probably mention the shipment of a large quantity 'of gold, in addition to the 712,0001. already known Ito be actually at sea. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a person named Ellison, described as a warehouseman, had his certi ficate suspended for twelve months, without protec tion for six months. His offence was commencing and carrying ou business without capital. Mr. Commissioner Goulburn's judgment in this case en foroed sound principles of commercial morality. With reference to the approaching conversion of the Buenos Ayres debt, we have the best authority for stating that the amount of New Three per Cent. Deferred Stock granted by the Buenos Ayres go. vernment in exchange for the coupons overdue on each original bond of 5001., is 8401., viz., 56 coupons of 151. each. The ckuestion of remuneration to the Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, and to other parties, for their services, is, properly, independent of the arrangement made by the Buenos Ayres government, and is open to the liberality of the bondholders. The Great Northern Railway traffle return pre sents this week an increase of 2,2011. ; the London and North Western a decrease of 4,4811. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,1821. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 8171. We understand that Messrs. Currie and Co., the bankers, capon balancing their books at the close of the year, have presented the handsome gratuity of 110 per cent. upon the amount of their salaries to the employes in their establishment. The fact is deserving of mention, both as redounding to the credit of the firm, and as an example to other establishments. During the past autumn all persons engaged in banking business have been subjected to an unusual of labour and anxiety, and it is but reason catfelove that they should receive some substantial acknowledgment of their services. As a rule, bankers' clerks are insufficiently remunerated, con sidering the arduous nature of the duties frequently required from them. Yesterday was " making-up day "in the railway share market. The settlement indicates that the public continue to invest in railway stocks to a fair extent. Added to this, large amounts of stock are passing into the names of banks and money lenders. Con sequently the rates of " continuation" were generally rather lower than those current at recent settlements. The following shows the terms quoted in the majority of instances, viz. : London and North Western from Ito 1 per oat. .. oat nuation. Great Western to f tf ditto Midland „ tto 1 ditto Lanouhlre and Yorkaldne • o 16 to I ditto South &steno -16 to i per awe, ditto Orost Northern toal to per asst., ditto . Caledonians York and North Midland . „ to per sham, ditto Landon and South-Weida; ~ to i per gars, ditto Eastern Counties , to 1.. pa share, ditto Great Western of Canada abat ditto Grand Trunk of Canada The meeting . of the creditors of Messrs. Bischoff, Beer, and Co., in the East India trade, who stopped payment on the 28th of Nor., was held yea y. The statement preented by Mr.Weise, the accountant (of the firm of J. E. Coleman and Co.), states the liabilities at 34,7141., and the assets at 14,4081., showing a deficiency of 20,3061. The Arm, it was mentioned, bad three establishments—one in Lon don, a second in Switzerland, and another in Cal cutta; and the bulk of the aiseta will be realised front the latter, provi3ed sufficient time is allowed. The assets consist principally of merchandise, which will be sold for the benefit of the creditors in this country. In reply to a question, it transpired that the London house had commenced human without capital ; but the chairman explained that this was accounted for by the fact that the London house was only an agency for the chief establishment in Birk am land. After some farther discussion it was re solved to accept a composition of 7s. 6d. in the pound, payable as follows, viz. :-2a. in two months, 2s, in fire months, 2e. in eight months, and Is. 6sl. in ten months, the latter to be bemired. Wssesaav Bsarors. The funds to-day recovered boa yesterday's de pression. The closing quotations were per ant. above those of yesterday. Great 'upped is oakt zany liaised trees the elate of the looney market. The SUM digertarde of tie 56mil. Bathipire were also firmer, but the actual improvement in prices was principally confined to English railway shares, the market for which is stimulated by the facility of obtaining loans. Each succeuive settle ment, consequently, is no longer looked forward to with dread by the speculators for the rise, who a month or two ago were compelled to pay such one rous rates. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to 95 for money and the 4th February, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 951 to 4. For the 401 of March the ]sat price was 951 to 1 The official business report is am follows —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 94j, 951, 95, 951, 951, 951, 961; ditto, for account (4th Feb.), 96, 954; Three per Cents. Reduced, 95, 96k, 951, 951 ; New Three per Cents., 951, 1,4, 1,1, 1,1; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860 2 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 224, 226 •, India Stock, 220, 219 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 100, 1001; ditto, 1839, 991, 100 4; Exchequer Bills rose Is., closing at 20s. to 235. prem. India Bonds wer e dealt in at 15s. to 17s. prem. Exchequer Bonds continue in demand, and are again dearer. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather firmer to-day, closing at 981 to 1 for money, and 984 to for the new account, which is fixed for the 12th February. The Guaranteed Four per Cents, rose Iper cent., closing at 1044 to 51. Russian and Sardinian Bonds, and Spanish Old Three per Cents., met with some inquiry. Bank shares to-day were firm, with a fair amount of business. The shares of the London Joint Stook Bank and London and County Bank were in demand. Those of the National Discount Company were firmer. Victoria Dock stock advanced 11. London General Omnibus shares have improved to 3i "buyers, being again wanted for the settlement. Australian Agricultural were more offered. London Doe stock was officially marked 104 and 105. The quotations for the shares in some under takings of recent formation are as follows, via.: Oude Railway, 1.16 to 3-16 prem.; Central Dads Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Punjaub Railway,l to prem. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to I prem. ; Indus Steam Flotilla, 4 to 1 prem.; Great Southern of India Railway, pa r to rem.; Cape Town Railway and Dock, to prem.; Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds, 2to 1 • • Riga Rail way, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Bahia and San Francisco Railway, 4 to j prem., Cape (Eastern Province) Railway, par to 1 prem. SHAKE LISTS-2111S DAY Two o'Cloci. The railway share market to-day is bioyant owing to the redaction in the Bank rate of discount to 4 per cent. Great Northern and London and North-Western Stooks are in especial request ; the former is quoted 281 to t per share, and the latter 1011 to 2 per cent. Great Western is quoted 601 to 61 ; Midland, 96 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 94 to 1; London and South-Western, 99 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties, 12 9-18 to 11-16. Caledonian is considerably higher. It must be re membered, however, that the quotations above given are for the new account (12th Feb.) Grand Trunk of Canada and most of the Indian shares are better, eseecially East Indian Railway stock. Foreign descriptions are quiet. OtuilllAlT WHAM AND MOM I Pd.l Lavin. IV: l i k 4 l ! S IWt n om ~ mass wat i r s tla WM Gal ImWoh. It atm IL Wm. Lea. Cliss. lONA mai Paata...... " N it 41 if 11S 04 gi 91 It 114 88 40 10 11 4 0 8 11 iliAbera Nebel= Choler ea Oat owl Iran I PIM" • • •2••• lie Ii • t*7ll: 57/1. I mos art lestirs Aal ="7. =. Soars Valia. gm • ... DD. Wit... INA Mot isl Wawa. =GA et ere* allisr• aA. s. mut. GLIM& lAA WM. (1m) OTtat Wolin - Ds. ItAierlronsirlii.llll6 laarataraill Onlais I Ds. MOAB DA. New - tamoliss Ds. ie. T ill De. 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Nor... ll RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING Ull, - ail: Yesterday the foilow • ng came in which the stand ing mien of the Houses of Lade and COMM= ware de clued to have boa complied with ce eiherwhe were disposed of by the cassia* Marketere CASLIALI, LANONOL AND HAWK[ BAILWA T.—To rub a line Boa the Csledmiaa Railway near Mosebend, he Cumberland, to the North British Railway at Ravish, Cane- No ; _reposed ompitel, 365,0001., with power to the Caledo• lien Railway to ankoaribe. BONTOIf-VPON•TIUMT RAILWAT.—To make a railway born the Burton station of the Midland Railway, and throe Bs c omm uniosting therewith ; proposed capitaL 20,000 k VICTOZIA &rams AND PIMLICO ILAILWAT.—To ions snake mar Vkiarn-stroet, Pimlico, and a railway to con cept the mine with the West-End and Crystal Paha Rail ing et Battersea, In order to afford Impanel communication between the railways south of the Thames and the western <thirties of tho metropolis; proposed ospftal, 675,0001. Itseciennza, UN/YIELD, AND LINCOLNSHEIN BAIT, WIT.—TO make a station at Itanoliester. 111LAIICENSINN, SOUTH JUNCTION AND ALTRINCHAII Rtu.way.-11m standing orders were declared to beam ' phd within moped el the Bill No. 1 for making Whir mei vidi seeped le the management end settlement of die pees, bat net aeniNed with in the ease of the seemed bill, on he read at mottos. kIINZDZIN, PITIMMIAD, •ND PIULZIMBITROIS Raa wAT.—To make a Use from Aberdeen to Old Der, with anamine to Fragerbargh, Peterhead, end Abashes—pro pined plielooo,ooar. LOWDON, BZIORTON, AND Eloryn COAST RAILWAY.— Ia ease lie stand ing orders were declared not to have been seeinliod with, the object of the application b e d le oesseh the esmamioation between Bhorehani and end he KII-linnea Railway, willk power to create new Amu noleneeedhe 116,0001. and to borrow 51,6601. The Mb da nienibmeons public nature peeled were the Baia Tewnent, Newport (Salop) Marken and Tom Hal, Life Anmeme, Birmingham Canal Nano's.; Water, andaadAberdare Waterworks. TRAF7IC RirrURNB. --e— -aurria& Min Pr M. IW., TAY *Pr -Ts thisdr. M. Vak user Jr. A arab to lires. IU - 4 1 &44 1..40 111 . 43 1MX fad Orr* - IN &Cr MX Wm& =Or Jr. IT . War Jrcx . - ....... ... ... II - - 310 233 Omni llareri. VD B,3ff 13.113 13.150 11.340 woe war Jr. X. Mar rd Vortar4 salifl="--. : 111 in 31 " 1.°443 Wegener Jr. Si. =W Orb eft Weirs 1141 WI 31.101 11 4:4 344 burr or Seirrelos SAO WI arn sx z w. 441 - - M.113M.113 WOO J—l =on!sal 11441rj ai: ... 111 11 133 114 adorn lllO 3.1111 le MIT CM 1.374 US W ., re er t:iiiii:""' 1 I TZ ............. 91=------ ' 1 a ea NI I.SII LAN OXPOILD, WO AND WOLVIIINAMPT Btmeir.—The tereelt ia. M i le behillbg ✓eerielise Bileedett he the =C o t mom ISIK Um bum= IL et as pr d ID ieIOM * elm Weft NMI of the Needle. Oeml, A 44111 lb. 411„ boiler se is 1,9111 pie eimi., elillit dim fir lii !Wannest* Si UNA 41.. IL, eratibtetelr SI oi Q r -4m 1 4 1 1 4 de 17 IS 'a if 11 "- 4 MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci.. The actual transactions in British mining shares to-day have not been numerous, owing principally to the settlement now in progress; but the market remains decidedly firm, and the supply of stock offering is not commensurate to the demand. Linares mining share* are enquired for, and have been dealt in at 9 and 81. Mariquita shares have been dealt, in at lbs., and Santiago at to 2. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday Alfred Consols, ; But Russell, 34, ; Lady Bertha, 224. ; Peudeen, h, 4 ; Wheal Kitty, Want, 111, 12. WIDNIMOLT Bynum,. The home mining stock market today was strong, with an improving tendency. The principal inqui ries were for shares in the following, viz. : Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), St. Day United, Wheal Marga ret, Providence Mines, Par Consols, Tincro ft , South • Wheal Frances, West Basset, Alfred Consols, Great South Tolgus,Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Mary Ann, Vale of Towey, and Wheal Buller. This last mentioned stock attained a considerable improve ment. Alfred Consols shares closed at 131 to 141; St. Day United, at 20s. ; Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), at 4; Vale of Towey, at 17s. 6d. ; West Basset, at 25; Great South Tolgus, at 15; and Providence Mines, at 65 to 67. COMifERCIAL AND MAREETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Sroon.—The market asthma dun, and the public sales are going off without spirit, ina without shelving any mate rial slisesiica is prices. The refined market remains ins,- the. Corms.—The small public sales are going off at previous Trims. Tau.—The letters from Cbina were delivered this morn ing. The market here to-day is unchanged at present. Large public rake will commence to-morrow. Rms.-2,000 bgs Madras sold at Ba, 6d. 13,tu7wraz conduces dull of sale. Corrox.—Tbe market is active and full prices paid. Spices continue in fair demand. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-day, at the following quota tions:—Town tallow, 635.; Petaisburg Y.C. on the spot, 535. 9d.; January and March, 631. 3d. to 6d; March, 63e. 6d. to 9d. ; October and Deoember, 61a. to 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. Y. J. Davie reports trade heavy; prices without alteration. Prime 01011110 W hay, 86a. to 70s. ; superior ditto, 72a. to 80s.; inferior do., 60s. to KC; rowan, 60s. to 80a. ; clover, 80e. to 100 s. ; second cut, 70.. to 90a. ; straw, 25a. to no. THE DEATH or HAvELoCE.—The Englishman gives the following account of General Havelock's death He first suffered from an attack of indigestion, which was speedily got under, and no Apprehensions were entertained before midnight on the 20th November, when unmistakeable signs of dysentery made their appearance. On the day fol. towing, the general, however, felt so far better as to be es movedt° the Dilkoosha, where the change of air seemed to have produced acme further improvement. Early on the moaning of the 22nd unhappily, a change for the worse set in, and symptom. of malignant description appeared in rapid snomenon. It is some cessolation to know that the attack throughout continued free from bodily suffering. In full posesesion of his faculties, about nine o'clock on the morning of the 24th November, the good, the i ll ustrious Havelock closed, in his 63rd year, his career, at the very goal which, once attained, we. demised to become his mausoleum by the aide of *Lawrence, and of 'oniony others of the beet and bravest et oar countrymen." THE KING or DELHI.—A friend of Lieutenant Hodson writes to the Lahore Chronicle "Arming, in tion to the current statements, that the Kiegs Z P wee =to him by direct authority from General Wileoa appeals to the official correspondence about to be published, iiia but in the meantime declares his readiness to proof of his statement. FUNERAL OF THE DUKE or DeVONeffliff.—The funeral of the Duke of Devonshire took pleat on Tuesday at Messer, near Cbeteworth, and was of a private and once tentatiovis character. The hearse was drawn by six beautiful Hanoverian horses. Mourning coaches contained the fol lowing chief mourners —The present Doke of Devomehire, Marquis of Hartington, Leidy Louisa Cavendish, Lord Caven dish, Hon. Frederick Cavendieh Hon. Edward Ca Earl Granville, Marquis of ataird, Admiral Hon. v Edward Howard, Hon. F. L. Gower, Hon. Charles Howard, Lady Mary Letionchere, Hen. ilia EEls, Mr. RdwirrLascelles, General Hon. H. F. C. Cavendish, Mr. Francis Cavendish, Mr. Chariot Cavendish, Hon. O. H. Cavendish M.P., Mr . Arthur Cavendish , Mr. Walter Cavendish, Lord Christiana, Hon. William Cavendish, Lord Charles Fitzroy Mr. F. 0. Howard, Earl Spencer. Admiral Sir Augustus Clifford, Mier Clifford, Colonel Clifford and Mr. Charles Ciitford, Sir Joseph Paxton, ki.P , Mr. Cottingham , Mr. Carrie, and Mr. Wilmot, agents to the late duke. A great number of the tenantry followed on foot and borer back. The procession extended upwards of a mile The service trio performed by the Hon. and Rev. H. Grey, assisted by the Rev. Mr. H chaplain to the late duke. The body was deposited in a plain brick vault, in Manor churchyard. The shops I. Derby, Chesterfield, and Barmen were closed during the hours of the interment. Several thousand persons were In the_perk. TAR • HARTLEY BEOUE9T.—This great will case, which boa been in litigation about seven years, having been in argument last week before the Lord Chancellor and the Lords Annan, in the Court of Chancery, when the Attor ney-General, on behalf of the mayor and corporation of Southampton, submitted terms of a compromise to the court, for the carrying out of which Friday, the 29th instant, was appointed, yesterday the mayor and corporation of the berme' of Southampton discussed the terms of the corn premiss, sad gave a unanimous consent thereto. THE RECORDEREHIP OF BUCHINOHAII.—Mr. H Mills, of the Norfolk Circuit, has been appointed to the Beeeaderehip of Burlingham rendered vacant by the elevation of Mr. Juana Byles to the judicial beach. The Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledges the eseslit of the remaining halves of two bank-notes, value 1W each, foe unclaimed assessed taxes, from " C. L. also, the Ant halves of An* bank-notes, amounting tme they to 6W., for unpaid taxer, from " C." • also, the met el a bank-note, value IW., as income-ta x, from "T. R.' sire, the first halves of two batik-notes. value together idl e . me a debt due to the revenue, witb 5 per cent. Waren . fries " S. J. R." • et a °, the wipe of postage ars=”__,""".... ansonsi et U. 165 . . 10d., on asoonnt isonne-tas. fo rw ar d 1 • 46 /7 0 • 111 7 ' and of bask-seem to the anneal et 254 ibe aspen tawndsiaa, from TearAow• i