The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (71115 DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. a t thypit, litaeo.—(aofore Lard Chid Justice Coottros, l ed hotleme Williwno, Crowder, sad Willis.) lONIA I. WILLIAM,,9.-1 ALS! itirntssittualti. ILI. Ir.. AD ecteni turtrurffir &Magee upcn three erod e —f i seciaptiatoitueat. malicious prosecution, and the I,i !alas. had ioito..perly reused the pieta tiro -eats to he *us', 'F be ease was tried before ?Jr. lova. Crown. r at Chwer, when hls lordship there was n evidence upoa the last point, asul I ra. to thu .0.-on 1 the def,ndmat bad reasonable and putt.' Is titre. fur ts h., he did. As to the Glee imprison- Wit, the d.f. n7.Lt pleaded in juatittratka that shortly lat,re I:,e sit IDA tot Ay, • certain person., to the dsietutact tu,kwiwo, greatly resembling the pitsiabff, had Sri nuaudy stolen frau& htsoffius• rash-boaaud in nary. It it the plaintiff was about the pre:Rives user the thee, tad hal .n tipportunity of r .oinsitting the felony. That • puma n,orutt e.g the pieiatilt was seen coating eleadsetinely boa tee iraaieta, earryiag with hint ocausithimg reeembUag a csatt-bus. TWA the *rad, after the hleay, was ezinekied lad pro untritielholary sod mum =rows. Ups Ares growths the deleadaat eaepered tbe il atetuf of the klosy. the trial veldts., wee relied, proved err of the farts la this plea, bat it wee ant proved that ttr pLi4t.l tad piece untru , sad wait .4ra:tory swore, 111 h meter. rule.l ell a the p . m' was sot suflicienly prund. It was sow a ,lauttted that hi. lordship was we eg is so d. deg, isad fur , her that the verd l / 4 1 fer the plaintiff wee gab*. the twist n. 'upon the qtu stkis wt.c thee the du. ardor lied gins the p laioud is c.iirge at all. Mr. Morena Lloyd aerated te bow ranee ag .vest a rule fur a Mint trid, 4a4 Me. and Mr. McLaiyru tu sup port the nil.. The Lord Clief.livaire es'd it appeared that the questice wh.-ther the plea pr act cr Dot bad sot bora 1J mai neatly brourltt Etta • the 1+,0901 jade. at the trial, b.” was the &fondant. c asn*l was r Ate tent of * etrLetuponthe pl-a of am du In 'hot way it 14.•1 havietted that there had been •to aria fur there wa. nor d *Of that the plea had hew oulutaatially pros.l. Throe mast, thurelun.., hi • ow MAL Stale abroleta COURT OF BANLRUPTCT. (Mara lb. Cam—'— m— nablsom.) zig at Tat BATTDIN AND VOltala SULLTINO COVTANT (hirras). The ,ial patiiina f w winding.ep had bras prolate! Is tko• ewe. and to-day was appestat far the hearing. The /vita, I. Mr. Sp, war Pt,.teal Phuser ' of Grow villas, Llighbury. •Lo slake himself to be a share holder sod threes,' of the computy, and elm • testa at for 001. to: nr mey alvanoed. Frs. the slit ~tioaa In the petition aad .®diva, It appewel that She company on n, amplest. 1 Apnl 21, 1148, with • maimed *vital of 10,outtf., fa 2.000 shares al M. ash. Tlw *bast Le which it wt. eatath.Lad wee to pacer* or take es Imes tbe wasitiag fersecee and premier of Xr. Medea Lea, Waage at Eon l %Chu', Bow. Os alleassed of the Arne 21 10a. per tar* vas awaited to to pet& The directors named it She irespost Nl me, sad atterwelde regig ered, were Xi. JIN &AK et Tilhagtoa-plats, Hassey, the pellticrew ; Mr. Merles of fit. Juicer road, Holloway sad Kr. Jams Whitaker, of lluewee-road, DtJatoo. ba r d thaw Uwe were rely bee other abaralw'dere. Mr. We laterwat Is She works et 1131 W bed bees parchmed foe SOW. la ere sad 600 psM-.p darer. sad he was appointed g eneral mitesaw of 'be company. There woe the must allegatioa that the poll-up capital at toe tympana, 1,3301, had hem Met or teems. on. avealal.lo ; also that ;w„ of the dire tore, Mr. lloh a awl Mr. Whit iker, hail to , NIDC dowisalifkd through wit-pay load of tall., and that Mr. Sec s had left Enzlund Grit Calif wan; that the petitioner had sleety auhatt SOW., but C.,.0 .baretoldera aid declined to pay arty potties of 'ho e ,Il.; that Ile-re woe fon idsver out-sued; *a I that . 4 he la sitaita th,:alsr list showad a labium of 37:,t. •ittiltst ILccowpony. equate,-stn leap. oat', has 111-4, whisk ewe! that Mr. Wit iew the getar.l manager of tha Sierra Nevada Lake Wets and Ktaine C ',party, had been swat out to Celiforals, la hl la.t. on *La loe CM. lof the company; mt chit in 7 to say feet there was a bales°, is favour of the sompauy of ::1f -- Mr. Begley appeared in support of the petition. Mr. G. E. Mania for the eompsay. Mr. Bagley submitted that, eves on the statement of eer. count. 661 by the compost) , themselves, these could be no oppoeition bt the whir. Mr. Low hid received his 6001. and the 500 ahem; and the only meets of the company sow were the eat and firers,. Their debts =toasted to 9141., sad the stock war only vetoed at 2661. Mr. Bates, • sh.ireholdar of 200 *berm, had Od within on them, our had Mr. lii4dbettile, • holder of Shy 'harts. Mr. Plumer, the petithieer, and his brother, hod raid 1,000/. ; sod the lab de *f she em ant paid by theether sLireboldera was UPI, 6001. The debts had gine on in ere wag, tad the cab dinaiatableg until the amount in hand was reeurvil to 11. 13.1, 61. By sec. 67 of 19 and 20 Vie., etriorver three quarters of the *vet of • company Cm lon, a *Audios-up brier might be aide. It wee tale Mr. LOWeti, neva manager, and /dr.. Caeh, the rerraary, who iirught to prolong the extreme if the tompany. Mr. Martin ertrn.d that the word. is the art o dire. cur tees of the *iv t. 11, .• Milli be taken to 1.1...311, not the paid up, but t'.e a nit, J vapitaL Thu Commisou-r—Tliss is the numerous tantrum* and Ohm sempsales, whore the Imadiag is elm et uniformly in this furor—" Cep a% nue million," sothisg could lir done until they bed lost 760.0001. P Mr. Marti& mad this war • hod et company, and that made ill the Jiterearan_ _ . sm quits clear that raft's' mesas whet has bre% ~ctually brought la sad is sat:data* fur the Ir. is tripoars •rf tha comrasp. Mr. tiliirt,o ,Aihoottitel that this ktas of the preutiare sad pin• at Boa aught to be coaridarsd so put • f the pod-up capital. which would thus thataast to 2,6921., soil it wee iscusubent oa the paitioasr to shoe that three-karths of this Mil tees kat. Dsdarthat the debts of the c ❑,past', tam rthatimod as &teak Wows of 1,3001. =Ust how lease k..r and plant wall ebb for the populist a day.? Mr. Nash said 'bet mono might ionised upon The Cosiselealccer—A sear of the knee awl pleat would be the dietroetios .f your lumina as; therefore it could only to =BM arel'alsil by stopping the boien....s. Mi. Yortis—A cell might t. took up.o the eturchol The Conials&ostr—Mi• will they con.. when ycu t all! hir.lllsetio bed so doubt that they might be made to pay. flees we. ao peesence for .eying that they were not solvent Dialts. there were god debts. Thu Comainloser-1 bat is • mere matter of estimate by lbialistoolitest. We bar a greet deal of " K .od dalts" in ads mart, sad it oftm Minims that sot thrre-geartere of them en. real... 1. I don't coneidar debts i..xlL•efg%lhe in accountant *wear+ • Lea they are so. W. no too tot.oh of Mot in We r Arm Mr. Martin airi di it 'h r. w;n 175/. of goii I debit, gni it P`kly-irr TI. a•. Tb Coiniumaner—'ll. it make. the dant. look all the were. Tb. pat. 11,41 a teat of the •oleo of tbe•e debts. 1 tone*" t bat t►rerfourbs of the oap til Ea, been he. or be• rem lam Ida& The order mia.t go. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU! DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. Joide Ilkheasy. a 'stows., w ehara•d tr►re the Lord ll• Jar wick Wax dmok ttttri neatinc n Ootorbance at lb. Maw al M, 0. Watkkaa, liurr•el vorta.'ler, K' Wdliain ornec and Inside, a iaa a of giros va'ue U. 7.. 6d. Clokctheyoat.csacl—At9e I lo•k W K nofhtthepromer tor to toy so- oc's hot drunt, ea I opoit toy re Irak* to arr. haw, ha 1161.1.1.4 • • Ulti•W of the value of M. 7. 61. - _ . triacom-1 wrest c f say mind, ska I was drank aa4 did mot ka,...r what I wais doing. 1 bun bent cvallatd la a and►eaw. vrr wry gorge sad Arra, sad It Tarim , ' orneol mar 1.16.1,1 M.... I swine raw sorb s ruttier. Mery—lf lota do sot pay strr within • rid mar be 'warlord eat kept to hod labor for • (To the ) It it true that ha he bra is imams, P Wiesige - -1 obit kw.. I seer saw him tall yeatirday, Tinrimensrirr. ices iceierni. Innyingl Orogen, elbow hnsimed was yrowley resmadri **.•.* awl* of I~on niii.t-rtra %A. etsarn,l uih man Inini nad ..V• in; a du4ssinsce at the Ern. Loudon tin v., Isrx Jinn-.,.. 14 cam woefSly roved by Mi. I. J. the relleving an+ - 14emar—Pry fergle• me Me ewe modl w•t p le " •ze" ray traps at ins lorouvlit Mit tleldethe-lesse yellerany Wee elm amok. sad .h. asela a prime iliderlmaes. Priest—lf len east le prima I shell Its my little bee" aid ley &lid will be 1.11 a... Outs. L. 4.1 Illernr—Y.o ►...• lh.•u:ht nf that bt.fore r r•euatittA youreelf. Your rhbl teal I. pro% olcl f. 4 at the Tnosor —Pray le Imo p. FIX never ,onte bete turo'n. The Lord Mayor—You Imo wry or.rly drunk •b. n you mos Ike • yerottisy, awl I Irmo obliged to ksys You put out of nowt t otwoot d roof viernt betas into. I comae pot -p Lath is yo wort b.t ank , t;otnd you to i t;don tx wren goy, Coomott.d tolovlso.ly SOUTHWARK. Hot EJ j.A. wen-dewed yo to fult , tw, wee beesetht Were Mr. Coombe ebar, fel with preemie egg eater* the dwelling. haw of Mr. I Amass Rawlins, hiker, Iloweitinwk hridete.reed. The preemie, Oat, I t'ai •bout les o'clock on the previous sight b. ea. as work in the bake house whoa Its beard • n..ise above, mud at the SUM thee ow of the lotp•a ealtei eat " Were, I" sad Harder 1" Witness istestlisatly 'label upstairs sad emu* hold el the prisms/ so he eras in the sot of °peals( the .lost-dase. bewevor, minityped to net eat of the boast, sad boiled op the ain't; btu • potieseeosetabis evestaally Nonni lies sad Koh his to the st•tba-boar. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1859. la answer to the shoes, the prisoner *aid that he made a Indsteha, and sagered the ho ae instead of his own. Mr. Coado—Wbat are your ".inciarre—li as a earpenter, your worship. Coolie—Where do you tire ? .—Alower Caniberwi li, e a r. r. Combo—Camberwell is a long way from the South -bridge-road. How do you anonni lot going lain this kr. werkA bare Primer—Oh, your worship, it's only a mistake. I did not p lbws with the intention of robbing anytime. Mr. Combs settest whether any dour had been broken open? Mr. Rawlings replied in the negative. The prisoner must bare arid 'Maar • pickl , ck sr latch-key . Mr. Combs committed the prisnner to the Howe of Cor rection for three seestbs, with bard hamar, as he had no doubt that b• wan a bed abalak ter. "Au OF A BOMB AT mAcuirszr—Loss OF Ll7L—dll l/dl PIUPLB J4YJ66BD. This day Mr. Harker, the coroner, received infer nal i•n of He dee& of a men tame t William Webb, whir•h took pia, by the fall of • hon. in Rb hmond-ro.d, Hock n•.. It epye Ira thst In the rood there are being emtd eevesel first-clam bone. which ore in a lies . . rid - inch ...thee. In the C,U. 0 1.0 of the aftsetsoon t.f Thursday I se' the deee.t-ed end thy , * other men were engaged at wmh on the Wilding, when, about hslf-peet eve withont E my previous warning, the frost of the house geve way, „,dt• mid 1.11 tat, upon which the whole masa rune down, 1 7 °swing the utmost sterol in Ibe neighbourhood. Immediately m. upon the accident becoming known the whole of the work mos s glumly set to mark to clear away the di bras, and to rescue the eufferars. In doing this the man Webb was found to be without any slier of life. upon which he was at once removed to the Marlborough Arms. 111 wee dis covered to have received several injuries cheat his e. held, and various other parts of hie bidy. The other men t er. es also seen to have received woe serious injuries, on 1 they were removed to the (lemur Hospital, eg Itslstort One of them i. Add to be in much danger. The ek• dm:m.(4 was %kir y-sis years of age, end hie It ft • family. RAILWAYS.-THIS DAY. Two oTioow.. Decided heaviness prevails to-day throughout the railway share market, sellers predominating on all sidis. AU the hailing stacks have fallen. Midland has receded 1 per cent.; London and North Western, Ito I per cent. ; and other de scriptions 1 to 1 per cent. compued with the 4 o'clock prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94k ; Midland, 1001 to ; Great Western, 641 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 941 to 1; Caledonian, &it to 86; South Eastern, 211 to per share; Berwick, 921 to 93 ; York and North Midland, 771 to 78; and North British, 61 to t. French railway shares are fist, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Lombardo-Venetian old shares are quoted par tot prem., and the new, I to 1 dia. Indian lines remain heavy. OILDINAIIr IIII•otEll AND STOOK& Banyan ITC: - ...". " 11X* 84411.".• •kv..rasor Vol iOO 0005. i ce . . ICI Brintei sod OR =Li t s;• ICI loc ars. syjitar::: W Oat or W Osmanli ...... 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Wool et Loa. l/ Vaasa* 3 Via 111 S V s. ol Pr* *Rol io as sod MAL& vet ••• I 2 i.,01.7:42. - ;:ii;:a: 111 if RZ&V " cb.dl. 4 .2l:::. V Ni row am sipso mans 5 as be. KA 3 ver saaLlll 4 •D umt Ma* I soma. - IS d Fawn ma. 110 au 11 var. ito NMI 1411asme3 as 111 ILI MONEY MAIIEEI-7Hn DA Y. Two o'CLorli. The fund. today have sustained a fresh fell of i to 346th per cent., owing partly to a sale of 100,0001. Consols to close the account of a speculator for the rise. News that the Sardinian government has presented to the Chambers a Bill for raising a loan of 2,000,0001. sterling, with a view to fresh armaments against Austria, has contributed to strengthen the nnfavour- able tendency. French railway shares are own paratively steady to-day, but English have fallen heavily. Consols are now quoted 94; " buyers," for money and next Tuesday, and 941 sellers," for the 9th March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to ; the New Three per Cents, at 95k to ; Bank Stock, at 228; India Stock, at 221 to 2221 ; the India Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981 to 99 ; India Bondy, at 235. prem.; Ex chequer Bills at 331. to s7s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, at loot. • " The foreign stock market is very dull, and heavy in character. Turkish stocks, amongst others, are still I drooping. The first series of the New Loan is now quoted 7t to 71 die ; and the second 8 to 71 dis. ; Portuguese Bonds have fallen. Generally, it may be remarked, that where sales are attempted, lower prices must be sub mitted to. Bales are recorded as follows :---Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 191 to lffj; Portuguese Three per Cents. (1853), 451; Russian Five per Cents., 1121; Turkish Six per Cents. (1854),891 to 89 ; ditto for account (Feb. 11), 891, 881; ditto Six per Cents. (18.58), first series, for account, 771, 78, 771, 77j ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 421. A telegram received to-day states that the Brazil mail steamer Avon had put back to Lisbon, with her main shaft broken off. The remarks made by the Premier and Chan caller of the Exchequer in parliament on Thursday night have confirmed the impression that the position of foreign polities is really most critical. The inability of ministers to fur nish authoritative explanations respecting the in tentions of the French Emperor is held to prove more clearly than ever that the key to the present difficulty is in Paris, and that the preservation of peace depends mainly upon the will of one indivi dual not troubled with scruples nor endowed with an infallible judgment. The pass to which affairs have come likewise places in a striking light the practical value of that alliance which, though armed to the teeth, has been so fondly cherished. The speech of the Emperor of the French, which will be delivered on Monday next, is looked for ward to with intense interest. Although yesterday was the 4th of the month, the demand for money was comparatively slack. Good bills were discounted at 21 per cent., and in some instances lower. Somewhat contradictorily, the applications at the Bank were rather more nu merous yesterday. An instalment of 10 per cent., or about 150,0001., will be payable on the new Chilian Loan on the 15th inst. Messrs. Rothschild have intimated to the Stock Exchange that the subscription list of the new Atudrian Loan, instead of being closed on Monday morning, will be kept open until next Friday eve ning. It is probably felt that no one will subscribe pending the uncertainty as to the speech of the Emperor of the French. The specie by the last West India packet was de livered yesterday. Of the 120,8001. in gold, the amount as yet placed on the market has been taken for the Continent, and the rat will doubtless follow. According to the telegrams, the Bombay Ex change shows no alteration of importance. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were decidedly firm, and in several instances the tendency was upwards. The chief rise was in bills on Vienna, which, though nominally quoted 10.70 to 80, were almost unsaleable. The quotations are shown below: Amsterdam, three menthe, 11.171 to 18; ditto, short, 11.161 to 16 ; Rotterdam, the months, 11.171 to 18 ; Antwerp, tne months, 26.321 to 71 • Ramberg, marks huseo, th ree months, 13.61 to ; Part s, three days eight, 28.71 to 121; ditto, three months, 26.321 to 71; Frankfort on.the.lteine, three month', 1181 to 1 ; Petersburg, per Kahle, three months, 361 to 96 ; Vienna, es. fio., three swaths, 10.70 to 80, nominal ,• Tneate, ditto, three months, 10.70 to 80, nominal ; Madrid, three months, 491 to , Cadiz, three mouthy, 491 to f ; Leghorn, three month., 39.70 to 6 ; Genoa, three months, 25.60 to 6 ; Nooks, three months, 401 to ; Paksmo, three months, 1211 to I ; likeekne, three months, 1211 to 122 ; 90 days. 621 to 1; Oporto. 90 days, 63 to 1. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex change on London at 381 d. The Bristol Gazette announces the stoppage of Messrs. Wells and Co., wholesale grocers and tea dealers, of that city, with liabilities computed at about 20,0001. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4001. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric and In ternational Telegraph Company was held yesterday. The dividend declared out of the balance of 24,6471. was at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and the directors' report was agreed to. At a special meeting of shareholders in the British Telegraph Company, convened by the liqui dator, the resolution previously passed, for trans ferring the property and privileges of the under taking to the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company was confirmed. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 2, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 20,999,690 Inmate 288,9J6 Public dts Other de posit' Gloverzuneat securities in banking department Other securities in tanking department 16,785,619 Increase 189,929 Coin and bullion In both departments • 19,294,022 harem 116,168 Seven day end other bilis 806,800 Decrease 60,670 The Rest Notes In reserve Total reserve (notes & coin) In banking department 12,769,332 Decrease 172,737 As a result of the decrease in the "other" deposits and increase in the "other" securities--oonnteraoted, however, to a considerable extent, by the increase , t in the government deposits—we arrive at a decrease of 172,7371. in the reserve of notes and coin. The coin and bullion show an increase of 116,1681. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday lad , gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, : 780,2891. ; exports of gold, 271,1321. ' • imports of silver, 186,047/. ; exports of silver, 86,1631. pommel to the Act Ttb bad mew, fob. 1. WO MANI Or ItICOIAND.-An .11 OW, r. I% for Ms work coding on tsars Err Iteltalmnsi ....-.... 03,V.9,1.3 Owatonna% Dan /11.01s,tor °Ow &made , .- - 1.469.0- 0 Gold Ooln sn4 AUL= 11404. M 1133.003.723 I L 33.079. 1 .23 1•11[1110 IMPAILTIVIST. Itegeteten . MOW. •• .A1406.1.i00 thorertiment illmetlen ii " 0.20J1•18 uncle& Deed Weighs Pabibe . l4ieeile . liheihi: I" ooat e l:rite l t= oitePt ii Wtae .. 11.784 0 71 Num , L2.109.034 Debt,4a4lo.llada) 7.04.1 13 G•kilad Aber Oda OW= 14.5g2.15 7 Oilier Dqoelle ... Imo &yawl Wheiliiiis WS 0 —.— - - 40.20001 IL £4. 2.51.01 S , cesst tamale.. F.b. 111. FRIDAM ETINIXO. The funds opened at a fall of about 3 per oent., and, although rather more steadiness was apparent a t one period, the appearance of the several markets at the close was again very discouraging. Consols left off j per cent. lower than yebterdsy. Nearly all other classes of 'securities—including foreign stocks, and Ets/lish, French, Lombardo-Venetian, Belgian, and Indian railway shares—show a de cided fall. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 3 for money and next Tuesday, varied this morning be tween 941 to 95 and 95 to 3, and closed at 941 to 95. For the 9th March the last price was 96, " rather buyers." The government broker made another investment in the Reduced Three per Cents. The official business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 451, 1, 961, 943 ; ditto, for account (8:11 Feb.), 961, 95, 911 1 : e ' e Thres per Cents. Reduced, 951, 1, 3 ; New p er Cents., 961, I , 3. 3 , i ; Indian Four per Cent. e betcheq9Bner,Bilis were quoted 341. to 375. pram., and India Bonds 20s. to 24e. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly heavy. In nearly all instances where baldness was done lower prices were established. Sardinian Bonds and the New Turkish Loan exhibited chief de pression. In the market for bank shares to-day &ellen pre dominated as regards London Joint Stock, Ottoman, and South Australian Banks. Peninsular and Ori ental Steam shares continue in demand. The market for miscellaneous shares was quiet. The new Victoria Government Bonds formed an exception to the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange, having improved to 1081 to 3, owing to investments. Transactions took place to-day in the shares of the East India Steam Navigation Company, at 3 prem., the quotation being / to 3 prem. PAiLLAXERT4I7 111 FORM. • MEETING IN THE CITY.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon, a public meeting of the 'lepton of the city of L ndon, or.nrened by the Right Hon. the Lard Mayor, wee lio the Guildhall, for the pumar of taking isle e,s.ideration the question of referee in parliament. The Loan Mat oa took the cheir at 2 o'clock, at which time the body of the hall was crowded. Mr. Cos, M.P., end Mr. Tit', M.P., wire ocnonvt the g icemen as the platform. The Lord MAYOR announces that ho had called the meeting in accordanos with • regrettably elated regni•tion of tit PION but it was intended that it should be emetic) to electors only, and if there were now eleetore present, be hoped, foe the sake of theamelves, and in judos to the ranee of pgrlntnentary reform, they would abstain from taking any pert in the procerdinp. (Wear, beer.) Mr. ER:11111T Joan them irseented Dinitelf to move the first resolution and was received with cheers by shout • third of the agoembly. The resole ion he Intended to move went to affirm the principle of manhood I i. suffrage. it. THE RZEUSENTATION 01 THE WIST RIDING.II Mr. JONES was speaktng when our report kit. It Ins rts•ed that Mr. Edlngham Wilson would second twolation. Sir J. Rareedes has Weed the following address te the electors of the Wed Rine' of the powy of York : Cientlame,—ln compliance Leith the melee . tion pre emies! to me by the Reform Registration Assoclation, on behalf e f the liberal rle,tora of the West Riding, I venture mete :tfolly to aloe titydaff se a neediest. fur the vecency everted Ly the elevation of Loyd Goderich to the Home of Peen. "The course which I have pursued in parliament during the last six years renders any huh declaration of in; political opinions unneceesary. " If, honoured by the choice of my native county, I sin re turned to the House of Commons ea the representative of the most important constituency of the empire, it will be my duty to labour yet more earnestly to give full effect to those greet daciples of civil and religious litreciy, of commercial free• , awl political prows.. of which I have ever been the bumble but 11120tre supporter. •• Tee el:-ituportant ques , ion of parliamentary tutrrin will itnatedietely be brought brio", the H O UR.) of Commons, awl I shall r .to t to the rotund trait 41 of env me twinee that may ,„, M palmed with • strong conviction of the many anomalies to. t is rectified, end shame to be reusived—but no less with .. B t . • e•l9i,t on that it is too duty of the 'eel-Mete to proceed ya eautiously is the gnat with of repairing and strengthening and ex , rndiqg • representetive system ender which the I people of this country are enjoying • greater ammat of & freed.= and happint+r than is to be toned under say other ii. goy. rtreent in the have the honour to be, gentle- Leen, your most obedient set y cot, " JOHN WILLIAM RAMSDLIC. " London, February 4, 18.59." at. In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. Henry Sheridan will ask Mr. Secretary Weise*" whether It is hts intention to recommend to her Majesty that Sir John Dean Paul and Mr. Strahee, the late beakers, should be pardoned, oa the ground that they have alreedy been pueiehect to the extent &mewled by ila;; 1a of tbo oOsultry:' This morning was issued with the parliamentary - i , papers, a copy of the Convestlon helmet' °rev Brits* M. An.tria, Preece, Prowls, Ramie, Serdleta and Turkey, 1 relative to the argeabration of the Prlaelpilitiee of Moldavia and Walla:Vs, algae.] at Pari., Minot 19, 1858, . We undentand that the Hon. W. F. Campbell is L shout to s'aad for the representation of Hytbe, and will re. pt. viva the support of the hberul party. The ant will be Zi. ?seated by the n nen of tb. proant member, Sir Jolts Rstotsttsn, for the Wed Riding. 'to other seadits.e has as )et bun announced for the borough. It is asommeed that Mr. Cobden is shortly shoat la to tity • visit to Die United States. St. THE QUEEN AND HER BOLDIERS.—It will never U be forgotten that when ,lee and wounded mm returned foot the Crimea, her Orations. Majesty the gores, with eh arse- • -„ - ter.ntit - b nevolent e, sent c.ai Chatitam and pentonally chewed, by her benignant smiles, thew who had guttered in their 4.°watt...a tams. Might we prenume to expire. a hope that the alvi ere •if her :Majesty, or Owes who enjoy tho privilege of WV,' to her pre-ence, will take as opportunity of submitting to her that the anfferinzn of , the poor men who lave been invalided home from ludia , ' sPer the toilsome twupsigon of 1637 and 18.58, would be mach &Feriae/a. it their ronseriga could be indented to enter the hospgal t It a sot aeocesary that we ehozgd enter upon a enlculat on if tic re . ative mi C 4.1 of the eaten of the Crimea. and them •ho hat/ahem actively engaged is lake. The latter nay sot hove b- ea as eotaninnicalve an the former--at knit r tiniar,t vely few of their littera have been published-be t so ono into an form • tolerable coneeptibn of earfare in India, Louie. that their conanntions have bees Fo v eammly'reed. Their Ibrilty and gallantry hove been ted a l qwerion.- L'nitref Nenrire Gazette. ILL AND CTIAVIVABLZ lirciunirra.-11na wiil of Moat Ann Andrew's. late of Speenhaml.nd, 11.riut, who diet in December tat, hes been proved. The exceed.. ate J. H. Padburr, of Spwithoutil tail, and J. W. Hall. of Buts ton. gentlemen. Sh-laiquenhn to tne Archbinhop rf Armagh ant Dub'in 1,8001 for the poor clergymen of the United Chunk of England and Ireland nwident in Ireland, and 9001. fat widow, and c`; il inn of the wee clergy. To the Swat) he Magi' WI lowa 61010 r, hart. of the Army end Hwy, 900 f ~• the it c'ety f r IF li 4 f Po • Country Cler,tynon ef the Diem!. of Elicited (insinited 1783),. 9001.; the Fontana et the Son. of the Clergy (for spar. ntion•r children se neoneltowt clergymett, 9 1 0 I.; the Innaptratwl Society lee SWIM= Church,. n• 01 Chnpel.. 360/.; the Bellchim 2=l, 1801.; the Itoyal 13ritleh Female Orphan . Davenport, 360!. ; the Newbury Die; er anry, bow. the Willow s Almnbounen , Spanhutiland, 2701., r. be lanwted kr the benefit the inmate, the Vicar of Speen and Cintreinnrdens et St. Mary, Byn.-6.1111:ml, MI ; be Immo lesembisea atipenJ ; to the estimator., 131/., is bt=l•l is apprenticing tea pas boys; end 700/. to be the Meow expend.d In weekly payment. in mahn timing two poor preese of Sprenhamland, male or female • the beitseses to elnritke to he free if duty. To the Scold; Dr-4'Church: -The late Si, Tboustia Ramsay, Bart, he. bequeathed the following annitities. viz, 201. II year Menu* the endowment of the bishopric of St. As kew; bbl. a year to the ineumbeeey Alyth; 104 • year to the Zeilesegal School at Meth; and the following tegrie :- Ts the Clow* Grelety. 1001.; the Epieropel Fend, 1001. He hen silo kit • enni of 6004 to he emended se a ineznorinl of the lit. Lady Iterarey, which will ha employed in enlarging the Armed of the church at Myth -1 ro the South Free Churl :-The late Ilia Iler. Inv, of Fornbureh, ha* Ice by will a somber .4 barite it to the Free Council, the mat itio. tenant of which are the following 10,0001. to build a place of worship in the new town of Fdinburgh wAtt power ti the ttn.tota to area the amount mail it shall be doubled, so se bi bial and ending the therch ; sod 16,0001. for educatiowil porpneen-ehiefly, if not teltale. for the benefit of mini.oar4 families.-11/m.trerd 1.4011011 Neore. THE FRENCH EMPEROR APO TIM EPEECHE% lit THE COIIIIONOL—At for the rakes of the French Empo , or, thee were poured in on all nide. in a wee that reminded one of the warning prams which pnrista and friends etonit oat I to an incensed chi d who gives vignn of being client to nitianh w • window. "0, I'm sure Johnny i. Lo too good a My to . do ouch &thing." " Don't you tone-miter how good Johnez wet this monlingt-well, be is going to be eo again. " We whip bed naughty bort., but Johnny in much a good boy, hdll never want whippliiii." 1.4.4 as hope the window is not to be stuaehed.-. Council of Ten" in Literary oa:erte. Sutous ILLnsas or Mit. Birrirr.-The Rea Meta that Mr. Bann ie affiated with evyalpea.. and the w lam at eight el the right me, bat in vecanne the bat ree -1 keel mil ether attention at tha readvne. of Gamed Cert. with+, Is & 111 VI .0111 fi eo I $ 7, 11 : .„ ay ~i~ 114 11.0111 AL 001111/lIIIINT Imeer.6“Jis.ll4•l" IN.Sper et MALAN : 1 4wt "I cIr= tamGoviska.Die p. ilL11..18“ Pf u g.. e .Ty 4 Udr nae,m. fete X l / 4 4.1.,..ep..5. VW. Da adaaaukOot wrl ` lIIITURI MINN& 1111 WA 1 UM leti I --- - - - --- - Pe. I illea. i Mum IPII IL prier. ■I Wee * a gte ls e .121"11"1 1 1 6 . 1 4 ~e . ''ytiz.,.. a 4 10 II" 4.... : ...—ft'wer..) 6.1. 6I 11 41 , i - O. ambler adtallubp =1 .. ...... 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Peddle Telappli a 1110 101 1111 1141 iig.ll9) II z io . o.zr Ai;i:;c: .., • i ... - ..........r.ric a -, -• 16 (Pore Noe Maw l7, oo - A Laden end Lae. Tel OP 3 1 =ilie ail II 1 - 1 di 1 g 1441"*1i 1 ....1 16rir 911 ; 7 • _ atisesl-06. 6 1 II PI 1 3 =7. 4 4.1:04 61 1114: 1 I 14 IN 14.BasnaallJairelad la Ix. mt. Prealeslan I 1 10 NW* Of Itinpeffira. - 1 . Ornate ea Oll t $ 1 Do. New em" Pa. I 404 yet IN 10 Oriee - - 3 Pee Ilier= • la ' 4 a 1 0 realelloneaftem 1 - - 844 66 II D. Ilea .... . , - -de 10 Sad Ina 1 ladlaVal I lee lOr II anyealey tea • - e" On New . 'r - tE Opal gel Inen.. a. - 69 - L ... al - I''"' N. Sean& kin. lamas 100 le 12 7 1 1311 'IL .. •, II Nate Ilaisallae Lad als 37 A *Ameba Tel. drip ell I 1 De Do. Linaand an I 1 0.000 14 TrldeLosaoG.l7.ola i -.— pa fp Mena lard 9 11 11.110 112 Neat% Deck. Se De ........ a-- all - - LOCAL JEANS MARKET& Grraasoor.. Fs.. 4 —Birkeshiada.lll 1-1311tahlww. 1 1 6 ,1 4 114— * cakdow., .. 461 I—ChtiMer and 11014hmil. 16-4AMin 321 5 16—Mast Inanimate.. 134 i 6—Wral Wages. 46 1-1.www.13 -3,7 1 urlma 3l4 . 2DI 1-I.nades and North Wean% 941 4—alballeld. 3e3 7—Midland. lull I—North 141 1 hh. 64 I—Barwleis. 03 I—Trek aan N..rth 74 1-I.emia Nelekelli. 411 I—DavwN 43 1.16-Ihttelt Rhenish. '5l 1 W.,—Ozigia Tnak ei Pareda. 81 4eat Wolin at ()aorta, la 1. 1,5004.40.411, Was. 4.—Ther• was loom Wahl* e dodos thla market to day than Owe hal been of late. but quetation. generally were lower. le.ndol3 awl North Waiters. were dealt In at 95—HirmInst.ais Mak 11,e Company'. slum, at I.(—Midlands eland at I:.l(—and Oren; Weqems. at 564. Dl asaaat.l. Tat. 4.—The market was tat, and prim a glade Great Westerns. Ml—Midland. 1011— Eamern Counties., uses.. 551—Derent, 22 I.l6—Bitketaboao stock. 4.1. Unloo Plate ULM, 23—Traga., 41-1.0040... 644 — North Wad.. Pref.. 14 1614. NORTH EASTIRB RAILWAY.—The directors have agreed to recommend to the shareholders that the followiag dividend should to &dared upon the ordicary stork and share, in this company, for the half-year ending December 31, 1858.—vk : Un the Berwick stork et the rate of 41 par cent. ter annum ; en rho Yrok, 4 ; on the Leeds, 21. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The traffic returns of flat ways in the United Kingdom foe the week ending Jan. 29 amounted to 422,614 L, end for the corresponding period twi last year to 394,7101., showing an increase of 27,8041. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their termini In the metropolis amounted for the week ending as stove to 175,8711. ; and for the corresponding week of lest year to 166,4891, showing an [nerve., of 9,3831. The Increase to the Eastern Counties railway amounted to 1,1151.; es the London and North Western, to 6,1691. ,• on the London and Blackwell, to 1951.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast, to 6141.; on the London and Booth Western, to 1,0231. ; on the Omit Northern, to M.; on the Greet Wastere. to 1,0571; end on the South Beets, to 1221; total, 9.3831. The reeelpts on the other Bar la the United Kingdom amounted to 246,643/ , sad for the exesepondlog period of 1658, to 228,2264, showted ea theatre of 18,4211. 1a the receipts of then Hare; whisk added to the increase on the metropolftea ashes the total larreses 27,8011. as ampere& with the correspoadtag week of 1868. CarerAL PALACE OWE SMILUNG FRIDAY, Fn. 4.—Adathelonis am mast, 810; ill% by Nam Yak" $3B; Mlel, 1,116. alra ri d i $ xia. 1. dul MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocl In the mining market to-day Roecwarnc shares are fiat, at 45 to 50 ; Alfred Consols are also more offered. On the other hand, shares in Providence Mines, Wheal Margaret, But Tolgus, and South Caradon, are in request. Foreign mining shares are inactive. Those of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia have been dealt in at 10s. prem. The advises received by the Port Philip Company to-day show a profit of 2,0981. u the result of the operations for the month of November. A further remittance of 2,5001. has come to hand, of which 1,0001. is on account of the second dividend. Subjoined is our usual weekly report on the metal market : There is no abatement of the feeling of uncertainly as to the course of events now embarrassing European politit s, and we continuo, in consequence, to find li ttle businew doing Capper rad Stan in price, but the demand bee Men off; Stocks ere low, and manufactstets are fully employ, d. Iron keeps frm, and is in good inquiry. Tin has had hardly any attention for many days, but prices do tot yield materially, Lead is in fair r.guest stilt, and tin plates have improved in demand. Spiker is farther depressed. Tho Bronft.sd Miss NM remote 20 toss of Oros lead ore, at W. its. per ton. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARRED.—TATS DAT. The market Is arm to-day, at the Mowing prices Town tallow, 614. 91., sett cash; Petersburg. Y.C. on the epot, 630. 341. ; on or before end of Misch, 635.; Match alone, 63e. 6d. • April, 63e.; April to June, 62a. 6d. ; October .to December, 62.8 d. Masan AIMULOICS.—Town tallow, 54i 3d.; fat by ditto, 2a. 10d. • yellow Rumbas, 6te. 6d. ; melted stuff, 38 , . 6d. ; • rough ditto, 230. ; tallow grieves, les, ; good dregs, 70. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davis and Company report Credo very dull sad heavy Flom without alteratioa. Prim meadow hay, 700. to 80s. superior ditto, 84s. ta 90s. ; inferior ditto, 55.. to 60a. rowan, 80e. to 70a. • clover, old, 90s. N. to 100 e. ; ditto new, second cut, Bis. to 96i.; straw, 265. to 300. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Pine apples and repo are MULL sufficient for the do mend. Pears hi meson oresslat Of Ns Plus Henri', Winter Nelis Glen Korman, and Jean de Witte. The supply of apples I. welL l kspl 3. up. I ffi ew aroaloni per t i , are realising 20. h per t e r ushel • aimoads, 245.. ditto • iralnute, kiln dried, 20a. ditto. Spanish hazel nate hive arrived, and are in good order tor planting. Chestnuts for tha same purpose fetch from Bs. to 10e. per bushel; finest &mart chestnuts range from 20s. to 245. per bullet. Kent cobs are scarce; they realise 755. per 100114. New oranges fetch he. Gd. to 10s. per 100. Among vege tables are some nice cauliflowers. Greens are plentiful. French beans scarce. French Wading has made its appear ance, as have al.o some excellent samples of forced rhubarb and inhale. Potato sales are heavy, except for best simples, which realise from 100.. to 110 e. per eon, the latter this ruling prioe. Artichokes fetch from 49. to 60. per dozen. Cucumbers plentiful. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, geraniums, violets, mignonette, heaths, and roue. FRUIT. Pine Apple., pa lb.. 15s In as Wawa. Por 4104.. 14 top. 64 Grapes. per lb„ 51 to Pi Lemnos. per d05..1. to Is 0.41 Posts, per du.. Is t., 49 Filberts, per lA. &I surtse, p. I siere.644 to sr Com. For 11 , .. 1 4 4 Wl& Apples, per Guam% 24 u Sr VEll ABLE& Csullflomms nob. 44 to M I Leeks. fie Undle td to. . 34 Orion'. o ,lus. bunches. -a to 30 Sballo4% Per Ib e fid to eel Potato., 0. too. 909 0,10 us (iodic, per lb.. es to Id per bu.., to 9tl Letruore. coo. Per orortkh I'''. 64 cwt.. 4. G , ro ash, per Room is Solo 44 (Strrots, per bun 4.1 to &I Sedlre., pee score. I. to lo e 1 Tomlin, per bunrl3.4ll toe Ilona fad" p. bat.. Is &I toes eaplnsch. p. am, Is td to 2. Mushrooms. P. PAL. N. to as 14 CuottOas, each.* to 4. I Ponies, p r e 12 bomb 14 s'. to is Beet. pa do.. Is to 29 flaverr.Oo..2.l tO p. Duals. 14 Co Is 01 Racing nomenclature is at present strong in thea trical ntmes. 11 , h ey day &dab loos ate being made, and re cently two horses bays been named Berney Williams and Pleemore. We have now Bit:ketone, Compton, Mr. Keeley, Sims Reeves, Berney Williams, Amy Selswiek, Marie Wilton, and Loofas lete'ercg, repres-nted on the Turf by equine "performers," a most "powerful east." Mr. Wright, having recovered from his long indis position, will re-appear et the Adelphi Theatre on IMeeday ant. FIRE AT BIEDINGETJET HALL, Wattoncllsttfutl. —On the night of Wednesday, *boat a gamete.. to 10 o'clock, a fire broke out at Bbdiegbory Hell, the seat of Sir Theophiluo William Biddieph. The housemaid, moan alter 10, when in bed, smelt 1114 smoke "round her in the room, and called the attentiin of the housekeeper to it. On epee. fog the attic dear she found the etsireass full of smoke. She manage] to creep down stairs, mid, while yet in her night dress, ran error to the reeory (nely • short distance), the reside es of the Rev. Henry Bidielph (uncle to Sit Theophtlus). The housemaid, an making the alarm at the rec. tory, fortunately iund the fetally bed not reired. The Rev. H. Bbidolph, heattekeeper,and others cf the family, levitated to the Hall, and on their arrival, finding the perilous situation of Mrs. Weet (housekeeper . to Sir Thee• philus) and kw* niece, who were still in the Mlle, and unable, from the density of smoke, to descend the attire, GI - stoker (the keeper) and John Ashby (fooMian t r the Rev. H. Bide dulph) mired • ladder to the attic window, by which they rescued Km West and her niece from their tim of tam tent p.ll. It wee not =tit about 6 o'clock on the morning of Thursday that the firs via subdued, end then hut I rue ially. A part of the reof over the kitchen hod fallen in beeire the engines eoald resibly arrive, end, in spite of the Wined •ig,lence and &Loam, the remain.] I' of the roof over t ta bitches, and coati wing of the hailing, fel in with tee mrndons crashes from dose to lime. A qaerrty hooka. furniture, and other property. mere or Ire veluable, wise door°, ed. TIIE LAST OF THE CONVICT HCLES.—The lint rema i n ing vestige of the eyeeern of keeping primoners ort hosed d cued elope of wee is just about to be abolished by the bnakier op of the Reiff of the • Stirling Castle convict hulk in Portsmouth hartour. Thia ship Lae lately bees used for the reeeption of prisoners rent home from the cones vict establishments at Bermuda and Gibraltar, but it is henceforth to be discontinuoi even for that purrs.. and there ..it no longer terrain a single convict hulk iu tuse ie the English Prison Service.—Cicif Service Gazqtr. MANSLAUGHTER BY GAROTTERS.— Yesterday morning Mr. W. Bilker, the coroner, received it:formed= respecting the death of Saul Members, Swage, aged 60 years, who resided at No. 6, Butlereetreet, Bethnal-green, who ,died under the following cieenmstancee ap peers that the deceased was a corkeutter, and in W. dneeday night week, while on the way home am hie womb, he wee *coasted by three men opposite Meer.' bell foundry in the Whitechspeleroad, who knocked him down. after reining him by the throat and robbing him of his money. Tee fellow" left him insensible upon the ground, and made their ware slang P/uromer'strow. The police then came up, and care ?fed the deceased to the nearest surgeon's, where every assert. mace wee rendered. and the deceased was conveyed to his own house, where he was plated under the care of Mr. R a p hael Meldolo, the eargeen, of Green-street, who ascertained that the deceased was suffering from interest injoriete Ile eon.. tinned to get worse, and died from the effect. of the vedew s he had austaised. The coroner ordered a pot rode,* exami tion, end yesterday Mr. Meltiolo aecertained, on opening na the body, that the ceased had died hoer fractured ribs end other ins real Injuries. Tilt MALTA TELacnArtr.--The Submarine Tele graph Creeper yet-rday received a despot h hem l'aere. announe ne dist teedeephie communication a re-ostablisW with Malta. Tat Weer INDIAN MAILS.—The following notice wee tuned from the General Pt st-o Mat yeatetdar„ ea. :—A mail for Mutsu (Satanism) will be forwarded by the WM West India mil ef the 17th instant. Let ers for Haman, ivead,d to te tartar Sty this rl• vetch, must be specially addressed rid St. 1 human.' ~: al vl /06 'I 114 lid 11l 4 II *6 1046 100 100 On 1404 I t 111 PI to K., ND 7 &-, I i `,