The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-04 00:00:00

LAW INTSLLIGIENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, (Before Mr. Oemasiminser (iliselbeze.) IN at 'TWIT MIAMIAN. The trikrupt was ea importer of fancy goods, la This was the esatelnatios meeting. (prepared by Mr. Chatterie) abow debts sad hihilitir. 17,14091., spur which the arra .re retuned Agairt profits of 2,2934 there were Made arbts, iaterest, sad dimmest of 6,3201. The ..4 „,h, aa jjjoee, in his report, rates that the bankrupt had 4 .,,;( l a rgely in accommodation bills. At the eatelnellee- Meet 4.4 the 4x:count. iu January, ISO, the bankrupt IMO in ,4.,,,,, t eee of 1,5001. Yr. o sa adon. for the assignees, did not object to the tor creditors, asked for au ad' meet, to pee tune hir ioverigring the accords. dome amended hal been recently filed, sod it was neeserry that the' he examined. The personal riesncliture was at tne rate of 91.111 X. • year ; and oci lees than 2,8001. ,lurged for interest and discount Mr. (...wis ants for the bankrupt. lin. 11,vi or thought that the •theis taken by Mr. ...Miry must he MOM properly cosi, 4 , the eleuseile u m.4P4,, and allowed the bankrupt to pass. (Before Mr. Cornmiriater Evans.) rICIPORD.—JUDONENT. Ili. Honour this was an applicator to prove a debt. The Ceditor hail been in parteerebip with the bankrupt from the 1.1 of July, 1,457, until the 19th of tAtober when the parteembip was dirsolved. It was that t 9., creditor should allow his capital, '-main in the briars, the bankrupt agreeing to p a y per cent. interest ; also to pay the creditor au Wonite of 17.. V. per annum for 15 yes. I Deflect from the evidence that the creditor had base a dormant partner, there berg an evidence that any creditor was swam that he was s peruser I am of opinion that the erediler is em titled a. prove for the mm of 1,5451„ and also for the saes 1,431; Ire. ,a, that is admitted to he the value of the assuity. For tho declaim I rely oaths cars et "Lapses Aan iodate " 14 I karma nod e, 510), and " Expert* e a -noir" (4 Door ancl be Ger). Lt sr MAXIM AND PAltdONsi.-111POICIANT DECISION as TO u n tie or CINDITOIN UNULII INsPECTIOX. yl ia MIN wisererchants of Worthing. This was it e op.a that tG. kaakrepte had, In the first isatime, ? rationed the mart ender the arraegereat clauses, whets that the business should be oarriod es by torso with • view to disposing of it; sad for that par r were supplied by elletata' cr editors; but otter* afterward. bankruptcy cam& Yr. lawrance, oe behalf ef Mama 1611 weed sad Ellwood, wiserwrclonta, of Greshentateeet, and other meditate wbo 1 4 ,l aar plied goods to the cement while it wee carried is Ira the naive.. contended that they were entitled to pay west in lull. inasmuch as the estate had beaelital by the pads they had supplied. Mr. Tarim. for the wiper, we. willing to leave the matte in the heeds of the mart Ibs Ilinour ail lie was sot aware of any authority by which hrrmdd admit those profseseept on the roe for m „a those of other creditor. 11.1,,, dividend (shortly to be declared) will he 2s. 6d. or .4. in the roma IN SE JoNEX--4ICESTION UNDER ERR OLDER AND DIIIPO. MVOS CLAUsE. The bankrupt was a jeweller, of Camden Howe, Hollo •ili A claim had been made against the holder of • bill of isle, oe which judgment was now given. His Hoerr rid—la this car the parties have agreed to be homed by my decision. The bookie* a jeweller, borrowed mosey Holliegswarth. and Pte se rarity cm certain furniture and natures by Lill of m rie rt . gl iigich was not to he put in execution till the 96th of June lase Joon was adjudicated bankrupt on the 2.5 th of June. The moments, entered into pooterion of the peels of the rid bankrupt on the 25th Jobe, and continued io posessaica until the erring of the 2iol, when be let the, pnmiaee, but without authority. Hollingsworth ea. b red the house no Monday morning, the Hth Jane, sad took away the goods. The magneto claim to be Wide' to the goads so taken by Hollingsworth. as being in the re. enter, and disposition of the bankrupt radar the 12th dad 13th Nice. e. 106, sec. 124 It we contended on the part of Hollinpworth that as his right be *pod- s did sot GORDO into operation till two days after the ptey, the goods did not par under the clause; sesondly, that the bkrupt, being entitled to certain goods be tle Wee of 24/1 , u nder 17 and Is Vie., cap. 109, sec. 2.5, tillallegOada Meat be deducted; thirdly, that there was a dinars for nut, which Hollingsworth had paid, and that the amiss ought to be deducted, I arc of opinion that the ereigasee were ',titled to the goods on the bankrupt's premises ea the 25th use., that Hollingsworth had no right le lobe _peareelea of them, and that the 2lith sec. ▪ 11si sad Mb Vie., esp. 104 i, dues not give him any chin to any part of the property. I rely on " Freishurg v. Carrick" (2, Herbage.' and Norman, 658), " Renoir e. Hall" (4, H. and N.. 519), " Horoley v. Walker" (1, Ellis aid K. 192, and Ston.field v. Corbett" (2, be Oex and Snails. MI. I ant therefore of opinion that HoWagr worth moat pay to the assigneee of Jones 221. 15a. It RI •keItIoNLD The haokrept was the lit. occupier of the Highbary Pita Tavern and Orden& This was a dividend sitting. A disown of about Is. in the pound, in addition to 3s. previously paid will shortly he declared. IN as CLAINAII. The bankrupt, a silversmith, of Piccadilly, applied for his eartilitate. The u-oninta bays already appeared. The certificate (wooed clam) was sunroded for six mouths from the date of the bat examination. (Before Mr. e mantissa° . Dec Falnl4 it RE BCHREML —JrDOIMXT. The bankrupt war a picture dealer, of Coventry-street. He w.s nt,tbuously opposed at several sittinp for last WEATHZR REPORT.—mus DAY.) 1 ---.-- SATIMMT. JANUS! 4. 11 U. MI 10msa70 - 4141. 0 'Dela Abm.iima. IN 110 4. 44. 0 J MO DE 4 P.& 144 Ile. Cl. 7 41,411. 10 11.04•4.114...p.d. 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Sit 41 NI N. e Ltvziwon Wel t N 17 N. • II•lellelia IS, 46 61 N. la goyim/ova - 641 IS it N.S. • Y•al•.Uell TX •• le N. • Los•u• Dovsa• - t n. n — N. b POSTI•100•11 - el, •• SP X. e I.HreL•sitt talk AS 61 N.W. ma eLitteinel ..., e• 111 •41 N.N.W. • • Pintails ...../.11 41 N N. • • w.-.ft Ituottur cow gave judgment. lie said that he .houlti allow the bankrupt to pia• ; sad the oppoaiog creditors melt, if they beassild his accounts to Iw false, proceed kilted hie, criminally, as the court had no moms of judg tag whether they wen Irue or false. ratimoes ill lON SWIM MOYri N. MD N.M., N.M. to N.l (rest - , so saws id& per WPM 11111111,41. ij .1., et. ItZ;;;;!—N.NAL to N.W. and W. to N. and N.E., moderato to tad w . fresh, maw rata. agually. frisk 116. central N to W., mode. she to N.W. to N.N.L, fine. fk fresh, some rain. a. LMoma— N ,i,G. to N.W. sod N.N.W. to N.L, trash. 6 .• fog, moderato to freak IL . 11l S. rslia Eng y land—N. to N.W. and N.W. to N. and N.N.L. rood* ft, &W., fresh, squally to placea,, rate to fresh, hoe. rain. it II RI LELTint. The bankrupt. described ea as engineer, applied for bis releane from etintoily. Mr. lattiny supported ; Ye. Linklater opposed. on the gmuu.l that tho debt bed hese cootracted by fraud. It appeared the bankrupt, being arrested in Bombay. had ifitluctn tietsio Puncher, of the Abyssinia, to ad- Lowe AV. for hi. release, oo a promise to deposit jeeellery as a, :rite ; hat he had failed to do so. Titc itenkrupt awl lon wife bad come to England as paw aeozers in the At. aniuit, and Captain Puncher had been arreePAl immethattny no litadisg. lit. Ifootair ref toed to mutat the discharge. observing that the bankrupt had sot loses peaklike& half enough. CIPLAMATION. si IL—Darameo66 serrtoutd sad reduced to 5.1 dog. at wage us leg farel . each 10 foal at Tersest time, «ambit about on•dtundrodth 66. of an inch dintiaatleo and each 10 des., above SI deg., camels 6 warty threo4tendredUan kturease. Z.—Krpoaed thursomplar d. lu shade. M. —llolatood bulb (foe evaporation sad 4661 point). D.—D4rectlon r ivlnd (trove—two points Sc)? et use et. attic). r—Yareer (1 to Di—estimated). IL—Ciond (1 to Si. 1.-• Initials : n, Moe otty • ...toed. (detached) . f, for: R isll ; Ilatitninx ui, NMI Omar 0, overcoat (dull) : r, rain ;a. : I. thunder . —ltmadielarleaseet It to 9: W.—Wok roto-fall. or (.0,111. or hall, Nese lust newt, I inches and decimals. Z.— IL Coto, IS. THB POLIUI OIiURTS (THIS DAY.) Tug ILLNESS Or TUC PRINCE CONSORT.—The 17 at. La ...at publishes another article on this subject, repeat- e io ic its appeal fur an authentic amorist of the laineoted Pence's "Hues. After cooties the various bulletins which Ile were published, our contemporary Nays :—" Here is an ht. account of a disease which begins ors the Bth with ' feverish St. read; Much oa the 11th is unattended by unfavourable St symptoms ; midoo the I !Lb kills—the term 'typhoid f e v er ' , 12 ,„ thee first ohlelally appeariog. It would be wrong to infer ;'," that this disease, being ' typhoid fever (21 days)' from 3, the first, was mistaken for a ' feverish cold' until rit. the 11th of December, or eighteenth day of the St. disase ; lest so the medical attendants seem here 84 . to represent le the world. Indeed it is clearly levee- .. 22 Bible to gin a fair clinical history of a disease in a four bullet's' addressed to the public, and therefore Fa, mormarily draw, up in very general if not even vague et, tame. The enslimi attendants of the Prince, therefore, et. cane.,t, have fidrly represented Shammies' to the world Ia all the aci•ouuto thin' published. It must he remembered that I li. during the illness of so illustrious and beloved a persour the greatest desire prevailed to modify the language ds thi scribing his malady, so as to keep clear of raising anxieties g o and te..ra that might not be justified by final events It I ie I io the highest degree desirable to satisfy the reasonable fa dermal. of the profession and of the public. by permittlag I 2 1 ----... I Ille Physicians to plico upon record an authentic medical ! Maury of the fatal illness which, a. affecting a personage of Tg r. Prior trit or PIANOFORTE MAISIM—The national and historical interest, ought without delay to be Ai will, with three codicils, of Mr. Thronae Rmadweed, ale.. of removed from all shadow of doubt or ambiguity." IS 11..1mbuell, mar Crawley, Sussex, and of Dadogan.place, TUN ItAFFAILLE CoLLEATION OF THE PRINCI 2 0.. the Ilelgrave.soare, was proved by the 'Locators and trustees , C e ols m—Amara the choice collections which th e Prime a l e Re , . Jobe Dimedwood. MA., the nephew. soil Mr. tkinsort has left behind ie one of singular inWreet. Like 6 Thins. Rmiviwond and Mr. Joha Jervis Broodwool, tho everyone in wbus tests is serisitiro from nature and acute le aria.. The perreeelty was sworn nodes' 360,0001. The will from training, he wee a great admirer of Raffselle„ and as fit Lan date in KW, two codicils in IttiO, and the last in muss Own one ssontios eine small portion. of his 11. 0 .411e1 211 .... (tio:.er, DWI, soil, taken together, ere of considerable treasures have hose publicly etiolated. It i s not, we lett4th. the directress. Mods are marry. being very minutely perhaps. gesierally Imes* that he had been an ardent : 'WM. and the bequests are of large amodat. This well- collector for many mare .1 everything that Wass ti I tenni nil eminent pianoforte wienufacturer, who was tint . a the history el Maillaelle's works Agents were se tee. married, dial at the age of 7 5, poisoned of . eery employed is every . peat el Recaps; printed lista of 1111 hem forums. amaistiog of realty as well as psrnnealty, desiderata were occenermater to them, Ned every a dieu 111 which he bee bisiasstlind as under. To his relict. beside. that could be °Maimed for or messy was secured. The i fr 2 a life isterest is GO.tens., he has directed that the collection, as it sow Mar* eamists of the beat ek,iravin i ge I : 0 / inters* arising from the legacies lett to younger chili after Redeolle's Pictures old drawings, with Photographs Se tine shall be paid for their support during their mi- of the pieturee whenever these could" he °bionics!, and !as 'write ;he bee also hasersred egoa her an immediate legacy photographs sod fac- similes of the designs, and studi e s for i "I I-orlilt. awl the wejeymene ef his mammon at Holorhush them, Malik remain in the various continental galleries— „to for the *eat thumper*. _Pp, the desease el his relict the examples so snagged se to show the growth of each , 2 ! a ems el 'AMAX le lobe IRT amens her eleildren by his *abject is the artist's naiad, from the first sketch to the per I manage, To hie eldest son he Ire devised his mansion fact development of his idea ou canvas. All the knows ,sp sail estate of ilulmlseb, and all lle beanie in Haney ; Raffeelle drawings are included • also the doubt, :ie aad la IDS three eldest sone a levy el 40,111111 t. each. To fel, ceder proper dimariptiou. Wherever a more recent to hie men Thomas end John Jena, who an his ineeetors„ painter has draw. hi materials from the great muter, a an irmisagate legacies of UM. each • sail they are appointed copy of the wok is aimed beside the original, so as to show !! rearle ar , i 5.,„ , /,„.. Nogg, i s Left Imp kb nephew the other at a gleams the fall genet at his Millgatioa. The arehitee• ...stmt.,. To his brother Henry a life hired Ia 5,0001. for tarsi designs ale eke isidwilet No such illustrations and lag hillnif and wife, sad oe their deems tie Ogle *bikini). indication. of Rafsdle ima he seen elaewhere in the ire lotraree Meech of the children al hie see Jetta Jervis, and world, When completed, it was his Royal Highnewi's in- 1) elm to the testator's ssagaos sad siegdangliter. Liberal Motion to place this noble collectiee among theArt-Treastires —....a in= STOCK& 6 Pries to his ernsete ; and there ere the following elm- of the Priehltoton at Mariam Oral% when it would N.. IPIICL p 14 , 1 M.M.V.. rism i Salm riLhle bequesta i -To the Royal Society of Female Mon- have been easily accessible. We hope the design may still ewes, and to the Sussex County Hospital, Brighton, 100/. be earned oil N is one in future ma be maglierai la a ewe Ili °L 116141649 .""1a1f 190 Irk — at 111. Ifeefelhep.e.literalleet. Me se ee ... ewb. All Ow freehold progeny Dot devised to the eldest position to write shoat 11.ffaelle's weeks, who lise set had .. 4 , 11 ei. Lam. ...., ~..4 444 Ise _ 110 4 the smut./ has directed to be sold. sod to be merged , the advantage of studying the Priames oullectiou.— . e L e.„,, A key . i "., , e , „,,, illio the residue of the satire estate. —lthsetrated Meru ' Atheneum Niue IL WAtidienetti ...eihni. MS CLEILICZNWELL. TEI LATE arrmirrto NUKOKR or A BROTtign AT Welter Crowe, who UN Leen in custody since the 7th ta, ..n a rhArite of Attemptiog to murder but brother Christopher en Artaftral Itorrot, rositinos at Prebnd-street, I thugtoo. 'ma A4.io Owed at the tur lettuce !tr. liEya• oust. I.qm-examination ...... It will be remembered that the prisoner, who had not hie brother for some years, met hint and &eked him to t tie & gir.lk to titoke Newasiton. Ile del so, and while 1!,••• were going through the brickflekle a 6 Bell'aproirl the ivivaier attacked him with • lite Meerriorr, and indicted so thee 'Lt trowel. on bin head, face. and heath. Not r•tit. ot with the violence. vibes the unfortunate man wee alen.ot inormeihie the prisoner endeavoured to throw him t2tto the New Raver sal drop him. Polweoirreisust lisrsoss, ei Y, prodoced a eertifir.te fmm ht. Ilertlo4osn.or's Hospital, dated Jassary 4, ING2, whieh stet.-4 th it the 'allured mm was progressisg sati.tactorily, Lu. wuul.l oot 1,. .614 to lame the hospital for some time. Th. leisnoer. who trued the matter with the gesstost jail& reme, we.' Aglaia reausaded I . fi n 417 as ser & lellisrdsal Ardsmas la babliaellfra.=p.a l di lielidas Z. J an Juin 66 lanMaaane 11l Ilaraiases MI.. & DAL uf i 'Mlr i aaidi sa all raudala et ream —.. all ,G6.lllasilaa dui. a p. a an Oa. Oadral el frame all In. lazamand. Coma. Ilk all "Halm dawdles an lair Cleaslanaa & Bala MI Laws sima Turnhout di liews sad Camara an Mods &Mods an NuaSamilkeas : an Oaay se lWa al 16 Da new shafts W Ilarrealaa Trunk erd: U latemaa'aulyntaaldlia di Lama and theilt. di sad Urleaui 111 sad 11. frandua R. 7 Is 47 . di . awl a tot = W Ilia* Duda all Rape Ilwallait all Da. I pat aid. en audio sad dew. . . all . Da wank Pad 6 lall pent. is LathVeneetha 7 &Lad Portugsl7perat p all Southern el Ifraeue 1 1 all Weak Madera an Da. par 14 amt. Pral all Wel. &I. WM i 6 Waken el avalda ai I 41. r ._ -1- 4 11 111 ft MI 9 1 9. It F: m' let S 10 • 7 d. • 41 11 61 Si Se dlls 11 1$ it 14 if Am 01.• Eft 1 Ple ; 17 ' 1i 4 1•• u I TIIE EXPRESS, SATURDAY -EVENING, THE WINDHAM LUNACY OOMMDMIION. (ran DAY.) - -•--- The Matter on taking hia seat, annonneed that it was the rtnanimom opinioa of the jury that they should have an interview et the proper time with Mr. Windham, without the presence of counsel. All the learned gentlenteu objectsd to eel a court% and the discussion was ;ostpoosd. Dr. Tuks at Chiewick. was Chambers, Q.C.—He mid he had at least Sweaty home by Ir. V. of atwooluta ;ntarvievis and long conversations with Mr. Witidham, in addition to throe or four casual Ho woo only oboe with bun on the 12th of Docem• ber. Mrs Wiodham, Dr. Neale, Dr. Stevens, and other pawns were present &wig*, interview. He sever saw Mr. Robots In bin life. Mr. flay ihritsbbsson, a solicitor, was exported, but did not eons; Dr. Nods end Dr. Stevens were io and out of the room. owl It was Dot at all a medical coorultatiou. Possibly than asolkssoo hoard what be raid to Mr. Wiodhant. abloom, of wares-Nation /dr. Wiod- ;;;(4 6b uacb from a serious e by allegias — tha - tri that hi sail. would Dot den to appear is the witaego-box. M. He said that whether node would sot dare to appear, as he IS had okays lam a druakard, had had dahlias' tremor, sad was ea* Wad. All Hisao things were said by Mr. N. Windham wills a view to Minch much impanel/Joe to the threat el koalas the eammisglee, He did not know whether et the alatemeatoog Mr. Wiliam were true or fates He did lk mat ramillost that be amid which of his uncles it wee who was * emelaatly amok or that he said he was a clergymaa. (The witasn's SAM grade after the interview wen pat into is his bawls.) He thin mid that hit eldest cook had had k alitim tremens. sad could hardly see, or he might ham said, I. Mad, and that his father saved him 1 14. hem prima pre Wading he was mad, and as Ilk, for the his character would cot bear L lareetigatiow, sad be knew that he (Mr. Windham) was quite N. well. Witness did not ask who hie eldest %awls was, or par- is sue the matter further. He read Mr. Buck's affidavit, sad 41. he directed Mr. Wiadhaas's attention to it.. He asked Mr. eat off his hand. as Mittel in Mr. Buok's affidavit. Mr. Wind. ham rid—" I don't know what Mr. Buck rnu by vying it ra; Mvere: put t hand Into a chaff-cutting machine, and nearly cut my finger at, ca. I bled like a pig. The servants were horribly Ilk digitated, ad made me go to Mr. Back." He also noted Mr. Wiodhiun's Manliest to other portions of the It afidavit relating to hie peculiar Wass. By this time he as, had entirely wiped away from his mind the idea that Mr. tit Windham was nada any delusion., and implicitly believed *I. everything he said. He never saw a congenital imbecile 86 abate go so far as reading Latin and Greek. but he did is not think it would be impossible. Is congenital idiotcy memory failed as a general rule, and the subject died g‘. young. He had told Mr. Windham himalf that elm is four or live years lie would become • lunatic or kill him- tl self if he predated in each hahita as be bad read SI of is the affidavit,. That was still his opinion. The only affidavit which appeared to be of any force as against Mr. to Windham was that jointly made by Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn, ID and be very carefully tasted its internal accuracy. a He came to the conclusion that their testimony contained inconsistencies and contradiotions, and did sot make out • case of insanity against Mr. Windham. He (witness) knew that Mr. Groyer beams' , Mrs. Wiodham's medical attendant after Mr. Bock's dia. ca. missal. Mr. Windham told him that Mr. Greyer wash et. the bows when be (Mr. Wiadham) was ill with sickens M. and duirrb.es, and Mrs. Windham asked him to DOG her bullhead, and thee it was that the peculiar nature of r i. l his disorder was discovered. Mr. Grayer was a most Is reopeetable practitioner raiding at Hammersmith. He is (witness) had rend Mr. Illingworth's affidavit, and II directed Mr. Windham's attention to it. He meet. N. Mined from Mr. Windham that Mr. Illingworth lost all Influence over him by having taken him t: to Mr. Johnson, who afterwards became the medical referee. le He tried to exhaa.t the matter, and to get all the informs- it, ties he possibly could out of Mr. Windham on the subject N. Mr. Windham told him that he wee engaged to • lady It. near bin own place in the country, the daughter of a aighbour.. He did not make any inquiry into the truth of the statement ; he took its truth for a panted Os some of Mr. Windham's statements he was a obliged to weenexamise him very severely and very rudely. se because kW elatemewle so flatly contradicted the allidavits. At length Mr. Wails= said, " Dr. Take, you must eithet believe me or awe affidavits, which are totally false." He did s i t not ascertain ftem Mr. Windham that he had tarried • ao common amen in consequence of having bees diappoisted in marrying the lady already referred to. He believed that It. if Mr. Windham told purposeless, objectless lies, he meat et. have discovered it. iS [The examinee= wu proceeding when we went t..) prem.] SRAM L.lBlll-(T1118 DAL) Ywe eoroor. The railway share market is far from active to-day, but the late ries is ggeenaerally well sup . South Eartera, • , sad Eastern ro r ttes stocks have advanced 4 per cent., while Lancashire and Yorkshire has de clined f. London sad North Western stock is now quuted 9:3 1 to 110 ; Wen Western, 69 to * ; 'Midland, Lill to 132itiattan cashire and Yoashire, 106 f to 1 • South 771 to 781; Great Northam, 114 to 114; Cale- Si douian, 1031 to 1041 ; and Eastern Counties, 54 set tolisabardo-Venetiaa Railway shares are firm Li Si T-16 to 9-16 prem. Other foreign lines are like- je" wise firm. Bahia shares are malted par, being a bettor. Indian railway stocks are I ,ll g demand. 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Lord do, th iu : 4.4. lNumi ck sab De. .Do.led UNADAjitti• ~~~ ~ 1 - 813 100 11000 101 01 1011 101 100 ID 41 OS 40 46 AM O 06 Ni 76 00 N ao 13 04 1 1 90 1 24 s k i 4 „ , 4 1 00 al 10 tol din I) 96 Y le a so zeli W IS xii OD 92 xi ft.! I T I 7 I I 4 4 10D . tot — I fin* MI a NI :A t 4+9 COLONIAL 110VBIANANNT SICULLTI _ 101} 2 0 0; 10 01 II i 14 10 1 I 1 1 MONEY MARKET,-(THIS DAY•) Two u'Uwal. The fund.; opened this morning with firmness, and experienced a fresh rise of i per cent. There has since been a reaction and Consols are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The other markets are generally firm, and in several instances the tendency of prices is still upwards. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 671 r. 85c., being nearly 4 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 924, 4, A, and 4, ex div., for money, and 924, it, and ez div., for the account. The present quota tion is 921 to 4 both for cash and the 9th inst. The official business report is as follows : -Bank Stock, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924; New Three per Cents, 921, 92, 911 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106, 1064, 1064, ex div. ; ditto for amount, 106, 1061, ez div. ; ditto, Four per Cent Debentures, 1864, 994 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Five per Cent " enfacied" rupee paper, 99 ; ditto Five-and-s-Half per Cents., 103, 1041; Exchequer Bills, March, 14a., 11s. prem. ; ditto June, 125., 15e., 12s. prem. Foreign stocks are likewise firm, with a good demand, and a fair amount of business. The Turkish loan of 1864, remains quoted at 79 to 80, and that of 1868, 70 to 71. Maxie= Bonds are in renewed demand, and have been dealt in at 284 to 281. Sales are recorded as fol. lows :-Brarilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 991, 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 891 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, fur amount, 1004 ; Italian Five per Cents., 83, t, 4, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 281, 4, ; New Granada Two per Cents., 204 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 874 (exchange 45.) ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 981; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 934, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1863, 464, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cants., for account, 99, ; Spanish Three per Cents., 504, 4, ex div. ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 414, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 791, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 704, 71, 701, 71, 704, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74. --- No. Ilk I MOM IN I a pteee I 11406. 10 - 1611 id - .... .. 31111per=r/35 100 10 100 - .. De Ilyer elldsr.lso 100 100 100 - 2,100. .. De. 5 per cwt. .... .. 00 lloptep.a3 1 190 107 110 I - .... . de. 10 107 100 I - .. Do. de 100 1011 10 ogi - lora; .. Now Brannr.Gov.6p.d. 100 DO 106.4196 oid .... .. N. 8.361teGv.6p. al 10 Of 0 itd - ... .. Do. 6p. 0..11/1 to . 10 95 16 zd - .... . Do. 6p.0. UM lOO NI 11:d - _ . .. Now Zealand aver out lOO 10 MU 1004 ad MI, - Nem Bootle 6p. C., UT 161 106 IN 1$ - .... .. Aut.Oor. 6 p.c. 10 - - - .... - V10.Gv.0p.0.Ja9.1.1012 100 101 106:4 - .... .. de. Op. a ABA ft W. 103 11$ 106 11164 5 MUT= KINN No 1811. I ittrz: iiiill. 4 N. I 174. wens 1 ..... 4 ." a454 1:L a 6 011.. Dor. 0. Csa. (7•1231) I 1116 876 34 _ - (Napa) .. Fred Oarellos - II .. West Cern Itees 4, .. 1,31.1/3631(1101•65 )0. 7t. 111 / - U 1 .. Grutbler II 11l kdqs 5O 17 19 - 1 .. Grost Ikath Taira - 5 301606 0 II 0 - 1 .. Oroo7lllo - I. .. &rod •01366 SI - ...... St di rke Valley L i. 11. $4 A -L -1190 .. Margore6 (Car 14106) 96 41 Nor* Dowse 0 66 I - 5 .. N. Tresses (1115 . , ‘) . 03 1 5 - MO .. N. Wll. limpo6 Id 0 0 - 6,00 .. erik WWI - 6460 - Per Como pm. 11.091 l4 7 5 - 1.110 96 Provideue (0. 16305 &T. 40 0 - 11,000 .. C 0.. 0 law Ow 1 - o .. illt Aar lent - 6. .. Ors Orem allopeel . 510014 644 - 000 I S. Devon boa • fles. I t ial lisar (6•650) 11.1.0 111 111 .1 - rwy 920 .. Part OlO ft st - too° 8 Tamar 311.11.cedlls.C. 46 1 14 - 8,88) 0 Croft 9 74 5 - 70,000 .. Vail al Totr it 2 t ins :VW 63. • 4 - 11,001/ .. Wog lore% ( 13 14 - 1.016 .. W. Carides I 40 43 600 .. Walt Ildos 612 .. 111 Dow' - OS .. 111 Dellor 5 75 0. - 1,094 .. Wt. 7) 1 le - .. 1111. 100 (U .. Leleolla 1.1.5. 46 0 - 1.00 .. I s.l4erpeast(Meeiree.) • 017 1,..0., .. Wk. rtg..8.9 .B , , 7 16 17 - 1015103 KU M. No. 1 11. I Muile. I 110 I 01. prt.«. I Baum * ID 165000 - 7 ft 1005 INI Award, L 011194 ! lIP 4 I I 4 3 11100 5 Soulliso 0•4 111 011 w Os. (1N6641) ,15 1# If - 111/00 1 C1a00.14010. Jess # -. ... - 0000 0 Cobra Copper 0 56 16 - 10,000 - - 1130 1 ra la rourdele Cleoper al 1 16 1 - 001 II 130 Dot 70/9(Ualled) 1 a # pet 14 5 4 0,405 1 Norma Wm) all le I - 11101 0 emend ell 0 26 - 1034 11 OIL 104011e1s 0007 01 auleale (Um , 1 4 6p016 4 ' 411100 16 Eipeede (Lin.) - ' 16,000 5 Unros ml T 1 - 5 Leilrills - 106.511 1 - 0,00 1 1 11=C00081 of 6. Aeslrells (Um) ._ i # 441. - 10,000 10 Posolollbeed/UverLowl a 1 4 - 100,000 1 Port 70111 p 1 14 Il s - 00.901 1& 1 Ilkottlah Austlu. (U 0 1 7*. 1 1 pa l 1 4 WOO 10 FAA oloi del Rey (1336 ) 15 SI 1116 43,174 I Oohed Ileskaa III It 4 4 011 00001 2 .Wortlghig (130) all i 4 - awn. 110701i - N371121. No. I . I 60151. IN. ICI. potord Wm Doti y La Airs sad U. biz Mak ,000 1 l Andrakals 60001 IS 10•ak et= (AX) ; 100 bank at COO I le bank of Turkey 60001 90 &Mob V. alnaliaa AM, tD tChart. 11,,nk of lokaa, 1 /ma'am, and Mao . 60 1 0: la !Chraerl. Mem of India, Dm, and Chian 'goo' two I ace ~ 00D110.111 +OO9l 100 It.bak. of Camas ecaa. at Leedom 11 1z .71arilt t eff Ihrltssatind Lon. Ch. 8...nk of Mutat 16.1 116,‘ , Q a`~.~r .. A IM 0)00 61.001 _ _ ,WO 100 ,000 100 OA.* 00 000 OS on 10 MV Y ,000 6000 100 1001 ~, 0, • 0 IS WS 14 000 t.OO 1e,a07 60,0001, IMOCK) 17..6'91 Lembo NW Ls Mal= •••• Lau ade don South African Las. sad Wellfalswier VaL Prem. Vow el liasfaad Do. Mallow' Duff New South Wake Oriental Illok Wipers Ottoman Back .Prortuctal of Ireland , S.,ath Australia IDabeta of Aorta !Mies of Lurks WM. aelasi... attain: l e RI. Neil 14.13.1 Atlantic lei. (I.l= / • • • • Australis& AstioaL Berlin Roiorwteleo. 13.0.0 huh De. s t pa*. MM. Do. 0 Id Polon tFMiI Nokroeso Do. Ogg ftlall ludha loologo Tokeragh . •• • bag. oion Aunt Osg. Stow Ito.o. Sh i ip %WO O Db K M for amt. trot. tot. (L.l Loa Om Omnibus Ot Wine Oisso% lloditorraDooodbos.NL Moditar. ti. Sol (oat) Salami Maxon& 00 . — NerhudlaCosktlreMbi Netherlands Lenstt.::. na IYI!!1 sw l ' ill aso u. ma /0,000 51,010 /00,0001 10000' SUMO WOW 100,000 12,000 000000 60,000 OD 000 a n!°l - 11::141 W 6.1174 f.sn a7;7.1, N. Brims. & N. lA. N. Brit t Aosiembilma.. t..t.iGu igod~ OXON 1/O,OOD &WM WAY .. • Do •• Now 111211110 Orks. la Rm. (that Tod War laaa* Peas. mei Orbs. UMW Do. Item 11.3eLtlsd.TIL6.y 88 87 60 II II II K MI IN Ilk SI U TS IS In In a 41r. , m.. M! Edbl .. ** .. Sae I* It £7 1$ _ _ HaLr-rasr Two o'CLoci. Consols are still quoted 921 to f, both for money and the 9th lust. No great degree of credence seems to be attached to the New York statement that the Federal go vernment is contemplating an arrangement which would involve the payment of more than 2,000,0001. to Mexico. It is imagined that the Washington cabinet has something else to do with its money just at present. Gold to the amount of 10,0001, wag carried to the Bank yesterday. The steamer Hansa, from New York, has brought 42,0001. in specie for England and 10,0001. for France. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was rather heavy, but there was not much alteration in the rates, which were quoted as follows : Amsterdam. 3 Assuthe ; ILIBI to 19g ; ditto, 3 days, 11.16 a to 17 ; sni, 3 months, 11.19 to ; Antwerp, 3 n 116.624 to 7} ; Hamburg, ma. bawl, montha, 13.7 f SO 1 Perms 3 days, 35.26 to 3".4 ; &OA 3 months, 35.511t0 ; Finaktert-on-tite-/daine, 3 months, 118$ to 4; Pelanborg (per roatie), 3 months, Ma to I ; Vienna, off. 2a, intent* 14.50 to 55; Trieste, ed. So.; 3 maths, 14.50 to 56 ; Madrid, 3 month', 486 to 4; Coatis, 3 maths, 414 to ; Loom, 3 months, 25.72 a to 7;; Gases, 3 mouths, 25.70 to IS • MILD, 3 months, 35.70 to 6 ; ItsplK 3 imatir, 694 M ; Palermo, 3 months. 1153 to 119; 3 months, 118 to 119 ; Lisboa. 16.1 days, 5 1 1 14 Open ,50 day; 513 to 4a The American news is still giving a great stimulus to the Liverpool cotton market Excitement pre ' veiled yesterday ; the sales reached no less than 30,000 bales, and prices were again higher. At Lloyd's yesterday, owing to the pacific cha racter of the news from America, there was little or no business in war risks. Quotations have given way. The light portion of the mails from Bombay and Mauritius has arrived at Marseilles, and fa ex pected to be distributed in London on Monday morning. The distribution of five dollars of cancelled bonds scrip just announced on Illinois Central Railway shares is equivalent, at the present price of this paper, to a cash bonus of 1 to I/ dollar per share. The half-yearly dividends are advertised on Namur and Liege, and Mona and Manage Railway shares. With regard to the course of the New York ex change, the circular of Messrs. Seyton and Wain wright has the following : Foreign exchange is unsettled, and rates have materially advanced, while we have heard of no transactions above 111. Shaken, early in the week, asked as high as 112 ; bet we presume that the average rate for the week may he fairly q uoted 1104. The muses of this advance have been two fold-SM, the anticipation of a suspension of specie pay ments by the banks, which was &seaway with on Tuesday, the saeociated banks unanimously resolving that they "see no reason, justikurtion or necessity far • suspension of specie payments, and that "there is oo demand for foreign es ohenge to warrant considerable shipments of ooin," sad secondly, the anticipation that our present compliustions with England may lead to war between the two countries, which is partly subsiding, under the knowledge that, while our government will yield no jot of the honour of the country, it is disposed to maks every possible concession in order to preserve pence. The Admiralty have taken up the following ves sel.; to carry !gores, viz. :—The Spartan, for Halifax and St. Johu P, N.B. ; the Wiabeach, for Halifax ; and the Brunette, for Bermuda. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, via :—lmports of gold, 10,1381. •, exports of gold, 43,0141. ; imports of silver, 24,3611. ; exports of silver, 314,7711. is n 17 Ili 1 1 19 SS 11 I/ 9 II 10/9 14 II 17 91 9l :d Iv! 114 id 99 101. xd 11 II Its 4411s1pmxin Mt 90 SI 4 I I sl4 :Li. —id Si de lid iv,Mwl Ins it)," 11," 10),000 111,t0G 11.010 KO% lt 11, 5 " ft IV FEUDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91t " buyers," both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 92 to I, and bad ad vanced at 4 o'clock to 921 to t. After the recog nised hours prices were not quite so strong. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92, 1, ex div. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 92, k, ex div. ; Bank Stook, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91k, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 910, f, 1 ; India Five per Cents., 1061, 106 k, 106, ex div. ; ditto for ac count, 104, 106, ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 99 ; ditto 1864, 99 ; ditto Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 981, k, 99 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104 k. The demand for the India Five per Cent. stock' continues extraordinarily active. The final quo tation to-day was 1061 to I, ex div., being k higher than yesterday. A fresh rise of k per cent likewise occurred in the rupee paper,. the Five per Cent closing at 981 to 99, and the Five-and-a-Half at 104 k to 106. Exchequer Bills were in demand and have ad vanced, the March closing at 11e. to 14s. prem., and the June at 12s. to 15s. prem. The favourable movement extended to foreign stocks. In Mexican there was a large purchase, reported to amount to no less than 100,0001. stock. The rise, however, was only per cent., the closing quotation being 27i to 281. Turkish Bonds were firm at 79 to 80 for the loyal Mal %ma .... licelUdi Asst. Inviren Meath AsOrdles Leal Sullassibe si 4i I idu I ii et all i 1 111 11 I 1 1 t Is 61 110 IND 0 146 'Sepa 17 19 46 _46 re Toi. loft .. Ds. 46. NesijiMmel.. rent Do. du. of Asstralls (Larnitatd) rims tame. TiastALasAlo.V.O.usads Vic Einkkesi rai..llo . Tap I IlealeveS Ulna • • • • IN IN ■ as. :I - -S i jar •ir pax,d 1 di. pia II S. loan of 1854, and 70 to 71 for that of 1858. The shares of the London and County Bank, Bank of London, and London Chartered Bank of THIC STRIKII AT ma lionrtlON BUILDING,— Australia were in demand, and dearer. National TY strike of the labourers migloyed oil the groat dome Discount were firm. South Australian Laud d the Exhibition boildiug, as IlLoniloy and TUOKIII, but. were quoted rather better. tessinstott on Tomoday *yentas by the contractors acoedlng The dosing quotations for shares in new under ts IYe ilssisol of she men, which yes an addition of a takings today were as follows :—Oceau Marine peaday is their wages, us ascount of the laborious sad dan gerous nature of the employment. The mw hare all Insurance, 51 to 6 prem. ; Thames and Malloy restin.ed work. Marina, 1 6-16 to 17-16 prem.; Universal Marine 7815 - 124 i 11111 as - ii pas 10,1 Us! - 1121 Z id 9 1 i 'U Insurance, lj to I} he. ; Loudon and Proviasig Marine, ¢ to i dim . ; Mercantile Fire, to f Commercial Union Fire, g to I die.; aid Indian Omni* par to # prem. The demand tor Colonial Government Seem continues, and a further advance of about 1 ter cent. took place to-day_ in Canada, Nova Beata, New Brunswick, and Victoria. There was a better inquiry for Victor Esamer nuel Railway bonds. For Atlantic and Great Western Railroad bonds (13 was bid to-day, but there were no sellers. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cnoox- The mining inaritet is quiet to-day. Zest Ow don shares are sQry firm, at 292 to 304. Nwtlt Downs are in demand, at to 2. Marla, Valley are quoted 92 to 10. ERA Cara Rms. 102 to 2 ; Wheal Sewn, 123 to 125 ; and North Itoskear,2l to 22. Wheal Clifford shares are marked In the Stook Exchange, :370 and 3724, and W. &ton, 274 to 2774. Foreign and co.ocial mining shares ire et The princi* transactions have been in Bt. .1 del Rey, United Mexicali, East del Rey, Northern Copper, and Bon Accord. With regard to the oourae of mining busibigla during the past year, the decider of Mr. War Watson bas the following : The lad havoc and deprecietion in the prices of sheen is edam daring the last year is almost wittiest its ogsfil. There has been also a greater degree of disappontems• rr prang points of operation. whichhad induced the media. Mau of important discoveries, whilst calls have bees Al. creased sad dividends decrement. As =cal, there Yip, Insa great dactustioos in shares, se will bs eon by a IF femme to my hat, which will hereafter be peil&h•& With a prospect of pesos thundince of mosey, pehbe accedes* better puce for metals, and a legitimate and vigorous meth log of such mines sunniest features favourabl• to eels. 7• may fairly predict for mining and those who have is rested is it nth results in the prosest, se will more then compensate for the mousse i. the past year. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Maros. Yea Dadehneu and North : Sias onr lest report our metal market has confining in the same lifeless state, everyone waiting further news tress Americas. Today. the peaceable reports by the Africa ken caused more maidens., and holders of all blade of maga an more hopefuL Than is a moderate demand for Wags ban, at W. 2s. lid. f.o.b. Wales, and 6/. per tea West Staffordshire iron is unaltered. Scotch pig iron nee"'tor 49e. 6d., cash, upon receipt of the last America:l news. and has since receded to 4014., cash. Copper is dull ; leg- High raw, is obtainable at 51. per ton eider facia/ prisms; nanufaciticed, id. per lb. ; foreign is Ragland ; Bursa Mg ICancla, 102/. to lOW., bornially. Tin wain, but sandy; sari)' in the week email parodist Banes realised 1201., ta g Straits, 116/. 10s. Since the receipt of the latest advises him America price* have improved ; Balsa, 1211. • MOO* 1171. The price in Holland is 72g. Tin plates : The ra has bens • bean demand since the receipt of the favourable Amnia& abase's.. Lead : There is but little doing, sad an change in price. Salta ; In the early part et the wags the price gave way to 171. for ash pamelk but has ease w avered to 171. 10s. ; Hull parcels, 171. 10s. ; 181. 10s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARIEZT.-(THLBDAy:) The market le steady. locket sra gusted at follows Town tallow, 49e. ed. tat crab ; Petenbarg Y.C. as Ms ape; 50e. &L; Jaa. to March, liOs. to 50a. 3d. ; Ms. ; April to Juba, 110 a. &l. ; October to Deotiabar, g r, Mews AVIRAGIIS. —Tows tallow, 52a. Od. ; fat by ditto, IL : yellow ftwarkwy 52a. od. ; malted del, 386. ; mph ditto, 22e. ; tallow grw.ea, 18e. ; psi dregs, Ta. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Yams. Harvey sod Halton report trade slow at lostdoes Priam meadow hay, 80s. to 90e. ; superior Mt% 9/1.. to 100 n ; inferior ditto, 56e. to 70e. ; donor, 965. to 112 e. 6d. ; ditto, new, wood eat, Me. to VA ; Me. to ;455. _ COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) bait sad vegetables oratinue plentiful. Pew dill wad of Glon Mummy Chaumontel, Winter Brown Berwri: ; annest l aa s are sow geed of American New Town Radon and • Pippin. Grapes and pine an not saw, as • mita of soores,over-abundant ; nevertheless, there is enough *OW to meet the demand. Oranges of the beg quality may be bought for lc a dome. Potato markets hays net dime since onr hot. Cut flower chiefly consist of made. Chinese primules, camellia, violets, mignonette, Was. and roses. 711131 T. Pine Apples, per lb., te to Oa Oranges, per 100, 84 to ISt Gropes per lb.. 4s to 7s I Looolna_ per lii eb Y is to Ids Melina cook la lo is i Waimea* per IP3, Nola, coo, per , to ta id Nora per sloe.. is to 115 2s. Apples per don, la to los VIGILTABLIII. ltroaeoll, per bsolcUeJs to ni id : Osiers, per DOW* Is Silsbee honk beans per 100. is id ' Ihtiena, (patting.) p i eve.. ta id to lis id 1 altang•S• Par Nod* Slo Mhos* p. dos., la id to ls id i hillklia I 100 Sools as Itateloos, psi too. 03a to 7511 ihalietsa per Mid to Is tweet , ato Se Gan* per I b, to Oa Toneipa per Ninon, Id to ad : ltaill=scor e, Is id Luny's, tau , at to td I iwz o pwboua, laid Is is Spinach, per sieve, Is toil llaahreceram Pelt , . la toil Cutounbers each. ls to la id 1 Parsley, per 12 bamboo, la brio Artichokes. , Id to each. id Barbs, per bunck. hi to id beet, par don. le id PROT7NCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITMIgOOI. JAN. 3.—lastem Chunties,lol-91tent Wedeen,llll4-- lanmehheand Torinailm, ism r—Loadoo sad North Wedenh wet 1 4—Midland, 1311 1 6 4—tioutk Badwen, 111 5-161 Mafia° and Lake ares, 6 lie• 6 9-16—Dutch lthenish. Grand — H Trunk of Canada,6l.l6—Gnat Inzembourg shares,!!-- Groat Western of Caoada mew shares), 101-11 Ilswcazirria, JAN. B.—The market opened goat and rend es! so all day, elmtner steady. Caledonian, 106—un Oreuelles. 10 1-14—Orees Ltunisabouli M—Olaud link 0f 01,401 Orme wastien 01 111 10 4—Great Waders, 9P4 I Omatral, 464 S—Ditto up), 69.—Lancaddre and Y 11W 4--London and *oath Waters. 96 94—Midland,1314 dl6-- Berea liaatern "Berwick," 101 4—Muth Eastern, 233—Della Nircli. paid), 3s. p.—Thames and Mersey Marino lusamem, 141Llluiank of Manchester, agars, JAN. A.—Tits Larded prices to-day liere hough madonialdre Bs/learn, 10 11-16; Wohtsrhaunptea awl itiaimedialre Bank. 01: Wolverhampton Om, New, 14. M. p. The market generally was an Improved : 108 vas *skeet fir Derby, 76 for llartnlnghant Gismaniesiel, sad In kr Loudon end North Western niourinidge Canal dosed iii 166 MO. RAILWAY TRAM(' Rworwat.—The tywffic of railways in the United Kingdom for the week owl :e ll:e l 98, Resonated to 492,7451., and for the oorreapondiug week of last year to 471,3801. ; showing an increase of 31,3661. The roes receipts of the eight railways baying their termiei in the metropolis amounted to 2Z1.48 V., and kg the cogrespondiug week of 1860 to 207.144/., show ing a increase of 16,3424 The increase on the Rages Counties Railway amounted to 3,4341. • on the Geer* Northern, to 1,48 3 1.; oe the Great Western, to 4,41101..1 . 1. the London and North Western, to 1,596/ .; on the I 4 Brighton, and South Coast to 8011. •, on the Landon Booth Western, to 3,6041.; and oa the Beath Bastes to 9951.—theal, 16,3621. But from this must he deducted 101., the decrease on the Lonloo and Blackwell, leaving Os as above, 16,3421. The receipts ea the other lanes it e rePoited Kingdom amounted to 289,2691., sad far Ss earreepooding period of the presiding year to m i ne., showing an to:Tease of 5,013/. which, added to the be erase em the metropolitan lines, makes the total M OWN 11,35:"./.. as compared with the corresponding weaker NM. This iton.e.ase nearly covers the decrease in the two preceding weeds, en compared with the correspowding peeled of 1860. although the total amount of tedlic fur the week was lees thou fur any preceding week sites last Rata. It simmers that the total vale receipts on railways iu this United Kingdom for the year 1861 amounted, on 10,811 m u m o f ra il wa y, to 28,214:374/.; and for the year 1860, ea 10,273 miles of railway, to 27,576,7831., showing en hewers in the mileage of 538 olden and iu the receipts of 686,5011., against an increase in the year 1860 over the year 11169 of 2,000,8661, and in the year 1859 over 1858 of 1,812,3331. Were it not for the dem•maion of trade and the war in America. it is probable that the increase of receipts in 1861 over 1860 would have been considerably more thou 616,591 L, the average increase of Waffle for the seven preceding yews haviag been at the rate of 1,418.000 a year, or 731,40 M. mom than the increase in the traffic receipts of last year over the MI rar• .. = Tis Ir:ro d' s BR A E r AILIIRIL —The wets which, the trustees hope to realise oonsist of a life mar aws6. e for 4 . 0001 . Mr. Fletcher's ago i s about and the payments are about 139/. a year. Then the living worth about 7001., _if it should be sequestrated , it in that between 300/. and 4001. a year may be maimed hem it. Next, there is Mr. Fletcher's household furniture and the stock and implements upon his farm, which he hes aspatiod et worth 7001. There is therefore reason to here that, after n few yew*, should criminal proceeding act he IMA:I= Heaps, s gis eposlton will obtain m th . e 4 wh a ol n e , who ofthtii• b r da.. freallied the wife of a farmer out of 431., was tried a s Kam,( seas•uw, yesterday. The facts elicited were the same as these which came out before the county magistenta The ellesee took plee in March. 1856, but th:= . woman bad abewn and was set seen till N. 4 lest. The case was one which exhibited the reemeinlist eisapbety of the rireeeetitrix. She put the mosey Into the gimes bawls under the usual prophetic formula. It wee aosessarr for the Deer to hold the money of the Medea whilst she was consulting the stars, to be retuned, of entree, after the ealenlatioss. The prisoner decamped with the money, sod she was sentenced yeekseday to three • months' imprisonment for her roguery.