The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. wise Briaso.—(Beenee Lord Campbell Hill.)•nd Juane Wialstmes, Cremptos, sad Hill.) Nearly forty barrieters, recently admitted by the difirrest tors• of n em too► this morning IM oaths of allegisass, permit", sad *unties. Amami them woe a young aft ei colour• - - - - ?NZ Clit ZVI Y. Nowytt. Mr. Webby moved for a rule to show cause why on ardor of the court of Owner &Idiom for Stet&AAIUN whisk had bow brought up by certiorari, should not be quiehed. SeptMaher last an tuforinati , n was laid by au suttee after sgebset a man for limiest • ;hone foe hire without • Roam Oa the 27th of that month, the magietratm climbed the information, and the Atom imesediatelly gave settee of arra' to the Quarter Serious„ to be heti en the 14111 of October. Three days after the 18th the taw pee the respondent make that ft was not his intention MP proemd with the appeeL le the meanie» the mattes had ken Lid before the Commisekmen et Nand Ream% who thee& that, ea the whole tt wee net a ere foe beam pesemstlegm Neverthekes tbo respondent went lo the essolass, the case wee called on, sod the aides ef tipped peed. sad the court mate en order upon the aim it the psymant of 121. odd, the costs of the respeedeed. Lord Campbell—Thar was no reareace on the part of the crows at the thserew Patrons Mr. Wel•by—No; wed in such a case as this, WWII, des notice le pits. that the appeal will not be proseellal with, costs mama be given by the Court of Qanion Udine against the crown. Lord Campbell—Take a rule. Rule granted. QVIIIM V. •LbillAkM 0:B117. LP. This was • praeetalion by indictment sraisst Mersin Cubitt for daring a nuisance on the lab of Dogs, by the 8110e1011 of • pee, in which the jury had found • meet of PiltY• Mr. Serjesnt Pigott, on the part of the prosecutom, wow epOkd fix costs. - Mr. Lush. who appeared far the deGendaat, said be &NU c rew that only • nosoinal foe be imposed, and that se solo Lord Campbell mid the Maslen latonued indictment being footed by a grand jury In this court, so cogs wire, according to the anal course, payable by the piety cum ad of. Mr. Serjeant Pigott—No doubt that fa trim ; but the court may award coots to t h e prosecutor, by imposing • tine. Lord Campbell—flaring tried this case, I do not think It is one in which I should be disposed to transgress the com ma practice of the court. I think it would be better to im port • nominal bee without mete. Mr. Serjeaat Pigott—lf you think so, I hate really nottdog to add. . . . . Lord Cempbell—Thu le soy opinion. I do Rol =slier who 'oat annte we—whether they are dr Wihnumes Company or other parties—but I think thst ow the whilst/is fine eliu.old be le. without cow. - .T174 " 8 - Ziaaer s this ordered to Foy a a.. of lc COURT OF EXCHEQUER. 13{tdap t Banco—(Before the Lord Chief Bane, sad Barone Bramwell, Wats" said Chanson.) COWARD f. IADDtLIT.-WILT COMOTIICTVI AI ♦bIAI: LT Os this c which hr attracted considerable public arsation, set only r involving the conduct of roc mem bey of the police Iwo, bat of raring the guetios—whit coastitadas an magi ►—being oriel on, Ur. farjesat Mee said—la this action, which was Pied Moe Kr. Sara Breamll, at the at Or dhi3, iri la winch a verdict wet kind for re prised, VYY gamin of 10L, I ►are to toors, parenant to Ism rernalOsi oar the verdict foe the dalendeat. It was ea meths threethelt meth Mee iseprivosseint,to which the deladest &sad, drily, est guilty ; needy, that the plastid bed Ind etheatted the dektdaat ; sod thirdly, that the thehattlf lead, vieh'e the thetropothea pollee alined, fr emelied the datheitthat, wed the ithadase ithe the *bath this the ettetody of the police men who 144 view that, Mita. The Lori Mot Ilaroa—Os vkW pka do you mow W sake tbo ?wad ks S. kokadaat ? Mr. Swifts* illmo—Oa the weed, my lord. The 06M- M I • imitlemea of rmpretsbaity, commeted salt the dameld lispeameat of the Now* Put, sad ea the Slat of Oader, IISIL he dirt will • patlimaa at Illckbary. H. wee retwatag rather lete N the Yarning Awe *lke wham, ea prig lebagtoegrere, he saw • Ire, monad which • pea ameba a penmen were collected, sad summit Ana the dellsaist, Mr. Iktaialay, who was employed Ikeadei • Wish of Stemea, and .iN.Uy led the bre la bead playles the wilier we the loess tad& wee ea Its. Ile delmieal bed bola empleyed tor • emeldershis lime by the perish as the diactor at its firwalpado, rod there meld he deatt—iadred it coal sot be deml4-4110 the eterelea tida.elies be wee migloyed fa the asetatlea of ill day. The pledatied, is wales et the in, appears to lane biome very meek eadaid, lememach se several parr, end matmed ethers the famemor of polar, were pew the lawmen thee ile MIS istalested. The Lord Chia lees—ltd the plastid ray paremeal itlemet la the In f Xv. lisrPerat elmet—lle my lad. However, lhe malt of the "Mama, wee Met this gestleema wee ace Marketed slthweph be bed Med sprain the asalag motorail; with IN triad. Bat be was airy mach excited at the dm. The Lord Chief hares.—There le ito dash pest excite meat at • fin. _ . . Ifis. — Qmort Illbee—litr. Coward apperot r *lab that Ur delbrilert vas met ridgy payer wars to pat sot the lee— that he err wag la pay e r the tester as Ur beam, mad retold b.. dew b.ll er it he brit dltaeip ble Ulmer to the edrininay tram De We is It nay, the pleleeld Maid ever bra the mord to Kr. Tiairdey, "he eaterly catered the maw sash brier them be did, and sold I. bles—" Yea hal I—what =Ler That In met the wig le pat eat a Ire." Yr. terneeled hie to rip aria mil k& he dY ; but dowdy .ter. t i he returned, rag =rah reggae te the dellairt, lott wry ana, sad arras bite rigid vemd, Ohm Mary hill. The hew whir% we la the detiederie bted rue oertat tp tread me NI art read that the water are diverted trout the Waft bear to 16. 1L s ta;d ChM( Darin—l guppies it rather pot Wee out t (Larrher.). isrliset Siamo—Jaat so, .y toed. Nay, the "testier ▪ yea that re reault F no Lard Chlii Ben. what ea arse& t elessldis sod twees. him right round. The Laid Chief Baron—le that the pallet nod? Mr. flecleset Sheo—The learned ridge was of winks that • INS meld set essmait es erwaelt as another arisen them wes so hat& lateadiao. The Messed jerdp thoneht the *Stiff hid received a hard smestr• d tresimeat —sot from the defeadest, Mat from the polies she, es meta. him, tided that ha was druek, refuted to end fee WA for hie, and kept him ail sight M a mil is the et lam end ter•VOS is es infeeivr purities M W was. There ma be so doubt bat that the *id( etfliend more thee be ought. Bares Brengel laid it down in the hesCplece that, Is Mew to by the pima. there must have been sr imposition of kande y the pletatif CS the &feeders with • hostile latestios. I Walt that was a seeks on the part of the learned Ad" and he mend to materials sous doubts as the pant himself, for be gave me Metre to move. Mr. Bane Cluuteell—lt may be that the vlaintiff came tu madam will the elmhzidant by mistake. Would that be mu moult t fil7Gerjeaut 811.—Lord Abtaw boa w 1 it doom that srtaryt►iag is au assault if oscautiusd wit►out lasso or Tbs Lord Met Barra—Yoe, brother nee; oarytbiag whirl% naafi b. justified. Mr. &taut fttwe—ia await may hi command with Oa Drat motive, but the queatpcs it, ait iataatiosial F IMB INTO if the teased baron were hare he would say I altould hive anis. Mr. Barra Bramwell, who bad bean stain at del alai bag eau» into mart &coast much tugboat. kits lord•bip said that the jury bad fouled that taws had ban ea kapott tiou of bud., but not with the lineation al sirsalting the dilatant, bat al mealy damaging ittindin. The Lord Chief Baroa—lf pia wish Is Alit • ma's attention, sad give Ina • ea the thsaihst, it is se saran; sad b each a rue tbe algid mobs* re rover a farthing damages. Mr. Baas Etruawall—My astiht was tittstbst this wee ss liartabis assault. The Loll Chid Boma—Oh, that Y a vary t9shtwt tbNi. Mr. Urinal Uhler—Ws acsurbesset W mint wiry thttas ssasalt. Lord Chief Itans.sTsks rut Ms. Mb alai asirritsity. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Brion Mr. entnistiskarr Glarlbws.) IN 22 1.1331..--YeljtlOM AS TO AT•II.411L11 'llse bankrupt, Hoary Philip Lyon, was • licensed *Meals, of Brook-street, Holborn. This woo woo the orr- Masts eseming. Hit owes to unsecured creditors 1,3451. ; thermos, mooed at SW • ham yielded °sly about 220 f. It appeared that the bankrupt had kept • mute-ball end cos cart-room, by which be Led incurred a loesof 4121. Wr.Bitbey appeared le the assignees sad Mr. Lawrescel for the bankrupt. Hie hamar mid that the question arose In this mom, Os baskropt hails, room to the court os his owe meths, whether the tarns M the act, available estate," mega available to the endears. after dedumisg the mete emien• pewee, or available tar all purposes. Mr. referrri to the :ease of imparts Milk I mostly decided by the Lords Juaticee. If the Nearim a the sot was that there should be I6ot. suitable sir es proms wen, paid, so trader meld ever come S. 11e amen as We own premien), ea he could not possibly tall what dm ea pewee would be. His Hosoor wee of in:U.lOl-6'os the aseldny of the first sot by wbirh • teed, was euip .wered to petition (12 at d 13 Vie, cap. 106) seed which required Wm to produce meets 'OWN THE EXPRESS, 'THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1859. to re IL la ego p/—that lrhwgemales _Of ea wlient thigogitenbi be 1601. siellable he madam Mt. La mid there me may men share the aorta I ww sot by handrails, but by thousands, sad yet Se mi m= s s litigation end other thiem Were to en". 1 " 1 list they Wen be reduced to a mere nullity. In the me Mine the met, Alarm valued at 2001. had been mold for 1001. Mr. Mrlaystid the mingesea had waited an months before =tin sele.Md Sued that a better price could not be The Ossoilmiiiter—What is the precise amount realised In this mot Mr. Mbilsiey the akin amiguae, said that 2201. had Mm isselesk bat eat of that 621. bed to be paid for mt. Mr. Hirilmt—Mal moligniii eons are not yet paid, so Si lbw A Menem seCMos left for the creditors. Mr. lammit—Os the amiss of cues of this kind, the laLB7amennt to 1001. 8. Dirtiey—Not so much as that—abant 801. in them public-boom am. The Commindoner—Unlais the word " available" meant ismithng, why we. it put Into the smuts f The point is ge itpotteat that I shall not determine it at the grimmest, as It mast ultimately go be ku a miner tribunal. Is this ma it appears there was emisft 1701. available, after miser the rent and other =ithat the gamic. bow mach will be available for I ametrengly of opinion that the red miming of the eel is That thin genet be MX available for the creditors, but I erM net Wet am that view in the present cam, but wilt deal with h es he panel Wires. Mr. Karim inibmitted WM this was s cm wham the bank mpt isms to tilidelid Eddy pt rid of liabilities of 0,0001., imd Misr nething le give is hii creditors. Mr. LiminisHM Mat biludei the mortgage creditors he &AK The Cambium—lt is mist important et this moment, when se mews mimeo of brabrupory reform are silloat, that imelbins &Dahl be dim ers:pariong coming to this emit Sr is mesa pummel whitewashed, banes gasides r dingilhate smog their There ought to M smithies to mime whet was tolled nadir the old law the aisle besigem Kr. Lamm nem' to the fees of lite aim bikes the wart, rd mid That the hinkrupt bad iseurred a peat loss litigation skims evit of the re-helkilms of la maims. The mearboll hid bees a leis geses *Mg to the mins eitraithme of Watts's. Penes of the dm Ihr elm those mormilimmes wane previttei, Mm lime of other Mem went whim they mid get meet for their maw whether of rights er mid. The Matra in this me bed been well kept ; lineaments were weilied; and the emehed m Hle ew been beim the awl Sr Mir meths. Haim said the bankrupt la this me mede a mash better figure then pullers manly did he the net mem mon contest' with bmweis. Robed berm with a sepia of 8001.; the trading MI sot been render, the expenditure had been moderate, sad the books was tolirably well kept. He had brought to the maul 2271., and his position was moth more favourable than that of may bankrupts. He was entitled to his oartliimes of the estmed-olaaa. Teti besitrupe, a lisslt4e7lll 7 / 4 -- ei Bouthamploa, applied for his CINMCOM DIMS, 8764. • asesee, 2731. Mr. hem amend kr the silvan" mad Mr. Meads tor the bashirspe, wise stkilealed Ids Wan is..N aware to the Ramis wee. Ha Hi gnevelell s sewed-ethee tardiest.. (Nelms Mr. Csomaithisesr Inas.) IN II WILLIAM. This was the aneedeotioa thmetheer It the ere of T. Wil liams, described es e dealer ia whir, tat who hod kss • public-home ia him's...Deg. No too is bed bees bid s hit the 1 sbflHiee WWII 'apposed to be about 8001. It wee stated that the lookup was will oateertibesied arida a for- Mr=a. W Mr the meioses, asked far sa adjourn ant airs airy whisk we. ordered. 131111RIFF8' COURT. (Edon Kr. Preadergast, Q.C.) ..scrnelatlog army M the tints. He got the ateletenee of r soother tozstekl• (Hill, 84 C), end sent the prisoner to the hoaphal, she having got a quantity on her own parson, and then conveyed the injured woman to the Middleem Hospital. TM pint pot be now quieted, and from which the primmer had thrown the vitriol, still contained* smell quantity, end • bottle, also found on the prisoner, had contained some also. The whole of the upper portion el the injured Velikilell dries was burnt. Mr. Bingham having inquired if the inland women sad the prisoner were related, was informed by Mr. I Steer, of the C division, that the prisoner cielmsdt a ortht w o wife of the man the tainted woman wee living with. The following certilicate was then handed in • Middlesex Hospital, Jan. 28, 1869. " Thia is to cal* that Miry Ann Allen has been brought to this hospital, and remain. in an unfit state to be removed. "Ws. H, Btu, Home Surgeon." The injured wawa, it M mderatood, hr lost the sight of one of her eyes. The primmer, who said ehe meat it for the man sad not for the women, ems dem remended for • week. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOOTS COAST HAIL WAY.—OHIB DAY.) This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the above railway wee held - at the Brise home Hotel, Mr. Lao. &MMMA, chairman of the booed of directors, in the chair. The report has already been published is extent°. The gross revenue for the half-year amounts to 447,423 k, kisV)as Increase of 18,0821. over the cot.- half-year of 1867. and making the revenue ag esr 1868 amount to 791,9311. or 11,4081. in nem of the plutons year. The net amount at the credit of the mouser account after providing for all preferential themes wee 164,8311. ; out of which the directors nineennemisd i llezt of a dividend of 31 per cent. for the keilf-year le 161 , 6491 ., leaving • balance to the MINI W 611111114 year of 3,1821, and making the dieldend tar the yew UM smsat to eta per cent. The CHAIRMAN, In she adoption. of the report, theseved that the t wee dearly made out. The addition to It was large In consequence of the cello made for the purposes of the Victoria and Pimlico station. They had the eminence of the ontreeten that the works wemirgna"gsith644mwelet sad there was every practice that station and line be ready for delivery - in June, 181)). Deaths the half-year the 4 meat abettors stock hal bessiseressed to 306,6001., and he use happy to say the &mad he the Mock kept pea with the powers of Issue. The toile of the mar wee oa the whole alishatory, bat the lamasoatory, bed set bees obtained without • corresponding 'immature sad a reds,- Wm et [arra ' both ordinary and speeleL The receipt' from as tickets, u compared with know yews led ewe from 10,0001. to 37,0001. Blase 1861 then bed been so increase of fares—nothing but rednalems—while the trains had been multiplied, and some het sham ear lame made second, some escesd third, sad the public fully appreciated the edvanteges et Hew changes. The directors notated the& management not upon the principle of canoeing all they ocald oat of their customer', but by giving alt the tecocamodation in the power of the conemay, and at thalami melba charge. The working wawa of the half-year were bony, fad ed's' as they did a large its. for taxation. Ia MU the aeepay paid 88,0801. for taxa, equal to 11 per oat. of the dfvliad. The line and alibi Mak were be attellent order. Haying adverted to the various leselag, purothaing, and extend= schemes which the directors were oonteespladeg, the chairman made Noe venerke upon the &pate with the Booth Worm. The dhootors wore Wog nothing but %misting apes their rights Is regard to the Portaseath tralc with firmness and moderation ; end all they asked was est the proprietors would support them In that with& The oaks baba been seconded, lir. MITCNILL urged the directors to submit their dispute with the South Western to en impartial bard of maltreats name this rush Into a costly law snit, whirl would aid be ahowfag both wen in the wrong, and that only the lowan g , had by the angry coated& Atter • beislasvenealos, The CaLMX•II said be weld telly repeat what he bad already stated. The baud were unanimous in • matter which resolved lama into • mare question of right, and he most deprecate dismal= spa it. The report was then adopted and the dividend declared. The retiring directors were then re-elected, and that closed the ordinary luminass of the meeting. Captain YOUNG then moved as following resolu tion, yin —" Thet all systematic travelling and trsibo oa the Lord's Day be discontinued throughout the lies, provision being made to meet ohms of necesity end mercy but then wee no aceoader, and it coosequestiy till to the ground. The pramisdap dosed with • vote of thanks to the chairman. 8114.1111 L 1873.-71718 DAY Two o'CLoOn. ra In the railway share market to-day the settle- g mint engages chief attention. Caledonian stock has fallen, whilst Great Northern is in increased 21 demand. The present quotations for other descrip lii - lions, which are given below, are in most instances Identical with those current at 4 o'clock yesterdaY- in but, being for the new account, represent, in fact, a no reduction equivalent to the " contango." London and North,Western stook, 951 to 96k; Groat Western, aj 56/ to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to f I re Midland, 1021 to f ; York and North Mid- ego land, 711 to 773; Berwick, 92f to 931; g Caledonian, 421 to; per share; Nath British, 62 e r to f . South stern, 22 to per share; and MI Great Northern, 106 f to lon. Ws French railway shares are in some inatanors 145 slightly cheaper than at four o'clock yester day. Northern of France are quoted 371 to 16 ) 1, and Lyons, 33f to 1. Lombardo-Yenetian shares are well supported at 11 to Ikprem., and the new shares at I to f prem. East Indian 100 100 Railway stook is in better demand. 100 130 OIDUIIIY IMAM *SD "roans. 3O I PL I lUMMIL I I Cb tAtr. I t a p I rr 10 1111 'fro US 12 g m. setilif.: SO Ds. •i • Ziliglaa'r ri su wa ft. la % %j a i I L ra adiess. i : I • i. : is WI =.; Oral EONS IM ot.sser.ariligh.e) : rjwas Side i : .- I 01 4 Lig!walimikla aU 15 M 9T W 70 194 MO N a a irj los4 599 56 17 ✓ 99 i 29 pn 1.1 i Ms al _ 10 lei 7f fl 5 fa It 1 a a 1 IS4 I el es. 47 48 1 1 01 11: O. 9 4. 11l lu V V 48 41 4 0. 1 71 14 $ E IN 111 i i 1 10 411 1 • le si IS I dle 4sl ltlill 71IQ 1111MUSIK O. PLINI.-11VPIDAY =AMINO 1* LANE.-THI LOAeI•DAT ACT AND TSB 831 FL Thia woo ea *ribs to recover Qs mad 7& kr • said watch sod digs sold and &limed to tlehader. ▪ 71r. Piny gran Kr. 13 seIZZT applarid far delhadeet. • Bart deaf of evidence wee slam ea boa sides. end weber abraweate were owls, gad It appears team Shwa dot Oil, keeps a WO at sad to • pubilie-borase, an Ileadey. Y Patelosendeno. New, ft le meal to trade tMi mg, and parebeesre have the warts, sad are ea the 'ld elite bum •if again is parbassd the rafter spends dm pm,Y 100 Iwo, sad Ws kW of &slag is auto ry awing law of the Legiffirdey. Os the 14th Novenabw, obi& was ffnatley, the idisdant ailed upon plaintiff Web' bow of divine scoria, for the pur pose of mar ea old debt Plaintiff asked kW if if kW did sot require tomethisig sig, sad after mach arguing detendaat took a ouch sad Wis. wing he had a eastomor end would Warn with the mate In the ewes of Ike day. ldr. Piny objected to *WIN recovering this debt, if debt it could be called. By the Lonffolig idallatiff was clearly prohibits,' fres mowing. lite Hamar did act like dainties, of thin IWO, bet wee heri t =w to take lbws. Bet lena Jw and it is not my Iteeriley. I de sot consider I arm lewd. Iffs Howar—lt dale got matter, it le the le. of Ms bad. lad you ere bound. II two Jews castrate &lobe bearer them eie debtor WI creditor on the Lord'a-day of tkle lead, Walla erase be recovered at, taw ; but I don't like these t""" r. Pony—lnjuries to tha ddendent I most say that la hes entwined so Wendt from this transaction, the perms to lobos ha entinserd the watch baring abaonodst. His Homo tossolderod the objection to be fatal, and found for the dolltadant. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) This mernig the edjoureed January quarter sessions of the poses kr the trial of prisoaeve commenced at the Guild hall, Wseamisseme, before the Moistest Judge sad a bench et magistsmarm The easmiler irmsannally heavy and contalm the names of 84 Omen Ise Mel, 72 of which ere charged with fairmy, end 111 with misdemeanour. The education of the grimmers is time deflaied in the tolerant; of the calendar, 20 ma maim red as write, 28 can read, 28 can read sad write, 4 MS Nei and write imperfectly, and 4 can read sad mite veil The mad jury halos boss charged, we dismissed to them &aim THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION souse. einbsw Idly, a Nelda, nes, aged 3$ w. etterrei beats the La T ed sl c s with having ohisimid a - lity d baste of *ha- valve SOL, sod four dams 6ettlee of Beas Pate Ale, of the vales of 11. lls , seder tabs pee temee•. Mr. W. Pollens, wine and beer* merchant. 23. Bood le/ea, said—The Delmore celled at my counting-house about the Ilth Deitembor, sad stated that his name was Hamilton ; dist be bad bona to my 'wishbone, Mean. Pagh, and glomthenea odor for soak Mar, and that they had ameemsmilmied him to me for bar. which be required. a salsa bin where ha resided, sad be gave the 'Adm.., dry New Oxford street. I believed that he had been re ammemidied by deems. piss -et sad Pugh, sod seat him two ern grub rad kno doyen pinta, which were to be paid fleg r dye al ef the week. lie mid he wee about to *la • di& bat I do sot recollect in mid paderektellme. I afterwards eecertaleed that be had kw tingly sistimmended by Kamm Vinotat sad Pugh's 11r.faliarnms. Gorkum—What is your particular charge spinet him t Prulnellear--He obtained three goods leader the name of Similltelt, his nal natoe being Kelly, sad he baying tans dripsokes be occupied for the purport of goalie gouda to ' Yle see, sed curl, their owners of their vela. TM Lira )rape—lt appears that the primmer told • filar bewAttepsepess of getting these goods. I mese told a falarkood. I have just prof ihrsomb as lasokrat Debtors Court, and now than thYp see brorebt spike sr. Tvorskr—Ek urged me is send the beer at MOP, on the inewl *it kb with yrs an invalid, mid I did so. Porta. daddy for Ilksers. Threat sad Pugh they did not execute the prametes ewer. Ti. Loud Maya—They exercleed sounder discretion then you did. Promcatoe—They did, my lord. Pollostesa B. Bacteria, 237, said he believed he should be able So heiag a great number of other eases against the pri mmer if • remand treee greats& Than wee mother charge shod adored ageism his of obtaining boots of the value of 201. eider fake protesoss. He had been declared ineol- MA ave. ISA ever aria Is d rats ol London, and latterly to Blerknosibed rad Dowerrirerf, liomuith. Numbers at inissors have bee astnald of their property by his Ohm TOo=oP—Tbo ofoly sioodshooont le that reapect alb loadommim Y W woe mama and become the MN vain lobo most to obtain goods from li mitten& tin mom of paying fur them. Bow men do am And on, foe the prereent, In order thdetherbereeso iris Iwo clumps to prefer enshlst the poloomm may bon IS SISSIIIISIty of bete g prese nt. no primmer woo Um removed So coil Wow stairs. ARLEIOIIOIJOH-STREET. ATIOCTOII, CUR 01P TITZIOL TIOSOWIIIO. lfayaAAln• • lootodromi;WVolizdi beim Kr. Biog. ihrotriog a trarsiatir of mar tho perm of Wry apoir.ogrf, Terbotroot, Citrrael. Jobs Book le 11, add thot at a quarter peg 3 on the oroolows oloomose ha woo &hi to th e Kbe. Heed public ' Lem, Ortmirost, Bete, md dim Wormed by erre& Larldot dot primer Ind th rows a quantity of vitriol iennelde bein enuk eemeleteLreenrsting the whole of the dhi rpwirm. h lsot er into e Zirlt i . 'w T b re -,, bola( Yr bands to her few, rod tit frri e liklli IN 1 1111 laa I I II! garll6l 6it0ta... 1 1 MI MIL el wears I 11= u 4lega 11 Lyn I tW 1 14 I CZ'S Ur' b I* I. nelanV ri ti 174 Sheol all gr iZg lin I (111.14 N 4: Dim Ow Ilk rag Vas ...... IN Vele el Nava. al W ell 11 gIW W . 11 Itsr Ck: a4a 13 :11 11 7:4=1 k!!!Airil ISO ▪ I v. Ont gi • F, H ph ~~ M $774.746 - I. — Pa vidm. 4 p, kqaulpre,.. IS ? CO. as. ik Ler a dm4. TO ' NZ ra i t: an rE a ailL el .u ISO Mildlad I lIPAL let Etfintiti• i _ I . VIFv. . 1 alltgal . 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Tu.—TEL ankle bas en aderactog tendency. Good omen= canon sold at 120. per lb. li_ww—Tbe mutat has become very firm. . Rica ;tatter* doll of sale. Sar.nmena continues in good demand , Refraction 7i mid at 40e. 6d.; Ref, 61 at 41e. ed. Corrox.-1,000 bales sold yesterday at previnum prime. Pans.—Singapore black sold hotly in poblie sales at 144. le 44. Prmurro.—Ordinary sold at 214. to 3d. In maw argaka no material altamtka. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is Arm. Priem anemia as Mows :—Tows talk). is 521. 6d., sett cub •, Peteretterg, Y.C. ea the spot, 63e. 6d. ; os or be/ore end of Kerala, 63a. dd.; Km& acme, Me. 9d.; April to June, 624. Id.; Datable to December, 534. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS HAT.) We hare a few more boasts then on Thursday last ; AM the supply is not large. Choice descriptions are readily sod, but trade to slow for other kinds We are again ematily supplied with sheep. Trade is by no wane I= yet Naaday's Quotations are pretty generally realised. calms ern deer. From Germany .ad Holland there are 1111 batman 130 sheep, end 100 calves. Norfolk spa Suffolk, 400 bassi.. 100 from the Matta and Midland ConnUes, and 130 radon cow*. MeS t o. iinanneg= d, a 4. int Pa or 46/IkL is •6. a 11. I e56 4 11=2; " . : ! 1 10 1 ill ta lesl TiS ....-. 4-5 4 n lO 4 4 6 4 Iwo I quill. 4 — • 4 4 4 • 4e 116. 66.110wil Or it bed...... 410 6 1 Lambs 46 nolo. NO; dim NM 161616. 5.410 ; QOM We: O 1 M I iIL a. SMITHFIELD HAT MAREET.—(TRIO DAT.) 5 Davis sod Cowpony moot Dodo vary dull, sad pekes fa' about the lama as Towd's otorbot. Pyles meadow hay, le 70a. to SO& ; waparior di tt o, No. to 10a. ; Inferior ditto, 665. to 90a. ; rowan, 90a. to 70a. ; clover, old, 90.. Od. to E mes.; ditto, um, oacced cot, 116 a. to 93a. ; straw, 265. to SOL THE EARL or RIPOn.—We regret to be unable to give say more favoseable report of the state of this miser able peer. Boise of his lordship's symptoms were, we believe, better yesterday, but =fortunately they were not so decidedly =proved es to afford ground of hope Moll lib will be much prokaged. Lord Oodertch, with whose regret ful satiety his cosetinessts will sincerely sympathies, le is °mutant attendance on his noble parent at Putney Heath.— Leas Mercury of this day. The annual mooting of the members of the Man ch/mot Ationieure, hot night, proved a rather stormy one. An amendment to the adoption of the report was carried, which declared that the directors bed abused their authority in all the proesedites relating to the appointment of the seemitery. A vote of then= to the retiring directors was proposed, bat it was negatived. The election of the new baud 'rill take piece this eveslag. EXTRAORDINARY CATCH OF FISH.—WORTHINO. —This morning (Wsdneeday) the Ash market presents • very Nig spores= upwards of 20,000 mackerel having been brought in by cos boat alone. We believe this is the first catch t.f the moon. A. good beginning, truly I The mackerel were caught off the isle of Wight, and so meat was the number that a =entity of the seta actually sank to the bottom from the weight of the Ash. There is • probability of their being yet recovered ; but even if such is not the OWN the tors of a few pounds (the nets ere, we believe, remised at about 21. each) can be borne without complain- OF, when it is talus into consideration that the catch is tooth something like 2001. DIPLOMATIC REERMYR A HCNDRED YEARS AGO. —A Mpionerist who repreeented the meet serene republic of Tombs at the Court of Perk shoot the middle of the lest costioy, wrote se follow, to his govethostat A meet of the loth of the Vag of England bra bees mold all the a.e sit the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. At the English Law, they my his Majesty le am. Far lay self, ever besrlag in mind tba reserve lopmed up= to by t o ez m iTtroctions I believe neither the ass eery mar the DZSTITICTITR FIZZ AT iltliFlstf-Fowi.—Tee, Imlay morning a swim Are emoted at Mr. J. M. Welsh's I the proprietor of the 801 l sad Castle Tames, Kentish-town common. A cry of "Fin" wee raised la salicilest dos to enable the inmates to escape. The amines of the Landon Brigade wive Nat for, end quickly arrived boo Faintagdre strc A, Holborn, aad Crowsotrost, most gewertally memsol. With a good supply at water they got is week, nadir the direction of Beninese, Flynn sad &mates ; bat the Are was not subdued until the premises were destroyed. The close Is unknown. The low will fell on the Westminster, Banish Alliance, end caw ream e 4.1 Unman. sa = ha d ra. llll.loodulias ia eaa .1 114 6 M d 0 .91. 41 %v— -... rt . Lake Runs= it DM 3 1 • _Je . il' Ito " : ic,..t. Idd =17:67.162iir. 61 ' __ Ltd „ SW:gar= 6 De. 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Jelp.l/10 1110 001 1008 ICOO 11Ppip Omaha p.los. • redsm.lllo . 101 110 111 M 0.1.04401 Ws 111 110 VlOl. 101 100 DZITUIII XIII& 101L11911 _ . . el ..... It. 2 is 44174 Mil w~.y~u., 176"61.111.14 1 1 M I H Vsemeeste we.lehielLas. DM Damien WM De.II.7 I =eIITINS De. 0 Wrest a rneterea_ De. Nre Ise. Ause.oBe, Oared lima Dec , Wise and La Tel ro2 semi Demenet Os. lesd N. .llef.lad NMI et =l ea rn. ref lime Peel NV= is °Anaemia P re:. ..... . . a.rs a isms .1.1 = i v be'. • Orate Aeoldbe lad V I Z= ifereD=o,lll6oas.. I I II 404 475 NS HT 7 fi 11 N 1 1 Ili t U TO I' I I' it i es 70 1 42b 455 2 1!0 !1 A If 11 $ 54 ,0 1 110 140 111 145 110 1411 1 Y 10 8) PS 'P l it '- 11 11 31 p so• (t , . ISe N N W I 174 Si M ii U 1 1 100 1f 110i10 I. Ili it 21 - - 7 11 i; db 71 a I I di. li li t 11 i f.. Mr AI , SS r par Pa rf Ti 11 1 - 21 1371 V U I 1 1 F if M ioo NINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. --- The mining market remains steady, although, owing to the settlement now in progress, busi ness has not been active. Shares in Wheal Basset, Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Trelawney have been rather more offered. Tran sactions are officially reported in the Stock Ex change for cash at ttie following prices, vie :—Great South Tolgus, 121; West Basset, at 201; Wawa Mary Ann, at 47 • Wheal Trelawney, at 31 ; and Wheal Basset, at 2221. Foreign mining shares are quiet. Port Philip Mining are narked 106, and Fortuna 11 and 11. At a byrarthly meeting of adventurer la Woot Barr held retarder Use scooeste fur °rubor and Noveloberlytwed es follow r:-By,ks ot are, ea.. AIM Ira AL ; too erts.loeellag Moose Sagami oyty.LINL to. AL ; learn a balers of LUX 116. ; a &Weed of le, UAL. or dodare6 levies the balers lla. together with ore Weira Wee of ores W la 104-40131 Ila 106. to tee meth of t he oar of as rasa. pm. themes, ay Owego Roberta. It appear a the lad two moths lad rably *seeded gm arms Is weer terse of an work' Pisa required The rum was as the Whole eatletador. At a seettsg et the adreeturen le Webers °mob. held rellerdar tae . ayes.e., for Aiwa, Septestoo. October, sad November Stewed ae follows .—To o ete. bell 7.14. By calla sad ode of ore, 4111.0 a 116 goy & a 06, secant what there are alma of calls due sod are KIS In , lead, 2921. 10e. 64. The reggae today till he about 60 tor of good on. The ors errs bees lady earlderably mare& so ell lathereq Tbe grate rtdis 11 Is somber. vertu f MED 6. to 16e. t soma, tungag re wed. sod the pearete are lloyrored. AMERICAN MAIL.—The screw steamer Indian ailed from Liverpool yeeterday (Wednesday), with the Canadian mails aad 37 psaessieri, for Portland, Ideine. Os Saturday the North ittnerkea mails will be takes out by the Canard steamer America, which sails on that day for Boat= and Halifax. The Post-Ake box at Liverpool will close on that day at I p.m, with late fess at 2 p.m., and on the leadiskg-Mage at 8 p.m JOINT STOOL SILL Ns l Mal Balm. I Pel. I CIL pawn I Maim WWI 111 41.2 222U.11201•121! : - - Hi MAL : d ....=:. g _ .... ssi I wo ken HI i•t . . 171. ii I. . . u.. si: au axcioso — i Alrio nl .. :2 1 i 0 tivi;k 222 ift 2li 0 11 diliidl " :::: 1.. ... t 4) : alfr . ft . Cli;: IN i; us _ pi...i1 m.g....= ...... _ —.. . z 111 T UM r a dt ai rsili:::: ; ; talmil 3 V V Ds. =t il t Ili 51 ;I ret TM Wend Midi: as i w e I u tl ika ilv D° : .:4;.; /977 .7. I iti sit CM la W - NUM I N. I Ica 11.01112421 ULM ra=l o na garb bei amit IrSedril Imel_lTp 2.3. o.22ablet aftwou r s s t M u tt= si Boras . 1.1.2 - i • - • • • 11:42:2A On: Oo L O. . . Das Moo L MILS • vs c 9 de Two W.Onsoisa W i2Z% IZ Wii 1412. 16 =1‘ 1 1M WO. LIM Is ABS wairtia , km* ....... . .;. . Ilt il lin l 1 $ di, al a ~. IN IN Is si t o Irt la N N 114 DIY I 111 U 4 NI i dip.. i 0 filll Hi 6 101 LS it ti u: IC i . _ r L 41 4 l!1 116 MONEY MARSBT-THIS PA Two o'Lloolt. The funds to-day are dull at the closing quota tions of yesterday. Very little business is going forward, the attention of the dealers being principally occupied with the fortnightly settlement is shares and foreign mocks. English and French railway shares are, in some instances, a trifle cheaper. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 100. for the account, but receded to 68fr. 98c. at half-put 1 o'clock, showing a decline of about 1 per cent. compared with the latest price of yesterday. Consols are quoted 951 to t for money and the Bth Feb., and 961 to for the 9th March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to t ; the New Three per Cents., at 981 to ; Bank Stock, at 227 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the Brat issue, at 991 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 245. prem. ; the June Exchequer Bills, at No. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. The New Turkish Loan is rather steadier to-day, the first series being quoted 8 to 5} die., and the second 81 to 6,t die. The Six per Cents. of 1864, after being marked 911, are now rather dull, at 901 to 91. Mexican Bonds have improved. Other foreign descriptions are in active.B an Oldes Five per are Cents., 103; sa difollowstto Fe : er : and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1868, 941, 943; Mexican Three per Cents., for aooount, 191 191; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 47; Russian Five per Cents., 113#; ditto Foor-and-selialf per Cents., 100 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 85, 841; ditto for ac count, 861 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 91 1, 901, 911 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip . of the first series), 781, 791, 791; ditto second series, for account, 8 die. The discount market remains quiet, and it is re marked that since the advent of the existing poli tical complications the supply of bills in many quarters has diminished. First class paper is readily negotiated at 21 per oent. The discount department at the Bank is again almost idle. The bonds of the first series of the new Turkish Loan will be issued by the contractors at the end of next week. The Calcutta and China mails will be delivered to- morrow morning. It is understood that Messrs. Maitland, Ewing, and Co., a highly respectable house in the China trade, who failed in April, 1868, will shortly pay all their liabilities in full. The creditors have already received a payment of 10s. in the pound. The corn market yesterday was dull at former p l on st is officially notified that the provisional certifi cates for shares in the South of Austria, Lombardo- Venetian and Central Italian Railway Company, will be issued on the Ist of February, in Paris, • Geneva, Marseilles, and London. ' We understand that the committee of the Stock Exchange will to-morrow consider of a settling day for the Lombardo-Venetian Railway new shares. The settlement will certainly take place next week, and in all likelihood Thursday, the 3rd of February, will be the day. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,1701. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 741. ; and the London and South Western a decrease of 1871. The New Victoria Government Six per Cent. Bonds were quoted today 1071 to 1. Victor Em manuel Railway Bonds have declinetto 891 to 901. A meeting of the Severn Valley Railway Company is called for the 23rd February, and will be made special, to consider an agreement for the working of the line by the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhamp ton Railway Company. A general meeting of the London Cemetery Com pany is called for the 9th Feb., when a dividend is to be declared. The particulars are published of a number of bonds of the Anglo-Austrian Five per Cent. Loan of 1852 which have been drawn for redemption on the _ Ist July next. _ Yesterday was "making up day" in the railway share market. The progress of the settlement indicates a decided diminution in the floating speculation for the rise. Stock has been withdrawn from die market, partly for investment and partly on borrowed money. The rates of " continuation" were conse quently very light, especially in the afternoon. The " contango " in Great Western stock, which in the morning was 1 per cent., fell in the afternoon to " even "to / per cent. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms current at the commence ment of business Louden and North Western from to I per cent. " con- Great Western „ 8-16 to 6-16 per cent. do. Midland „ to I per neat. do. Lancashire and Ycakshini „ 3.18 to 616 per ocnt. do. Caledonian Great Northern B erw i c k „ 3-16 to 616 per sent. de. York end North Midland „ to 3 per amt. ditto. South Eastern „ per cent. ditto. North British The steamers Wye and Thames, with the English mail for Australia of the present month, arrived at Malta on the 22nd inst. The latter vessel left Malta on the same day for Alexandria. WEDNIMIDAT RVISNINO. During all the earlier part of the day a good deal of depression prevailed in the Stook Exchange, the armaments in progress on the Continent and here having considerable influence. At one period the funds were quoted at a fresh deeliue of to 3-16 per cent. Late in the afternoon, upon news of a reco very on the Paris Bourse, coupled with a variety of rumours, according to one ,of which the Austrian government has consented to make some concessions, a rather sudden change for the better took place. The closing quotations of Consols were about 1-16 per cent. better than those of yesterday. All the other markets, after showing heaviness in the morning, improved in the afternoon. The advance was chiefly observable in Fre nob and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares. At the close of business, however, a good deal of hesitation was still observable, and it would appear that the prolongation of the political crisis is making a deeper impression upon the public mind. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks commenced this day. The prevailing distrust is now prejudicing a number of securities, which at first resisted its influence. Amongst these may be enumerated Belgian, Canadian, and Indian Railway shares. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1, for money and the Bth February, were first marked this morning 951 and 951, reoeded to 951, and closed at 951, "sellers." The government broker made another purchase of 20,0001. New Three per Cent. Stock. The official business report is as follows : Th r ee per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, i, I, 13 ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 951,1, f, 3; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 961, 961 New Three per Cents., 961, 3 1, 1 , 96, 961; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 181, 18 3-16 ; Bank Stock, 228; Indian Fourier Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 991, 991, 99 . The ensuing settling day in Consols has been fixed for the 9th of March; the closing quotations for that period was 951 "buyers." The rate of " continua tion " is only about 3 per cent., stock being scarce in the market. Exchequer Bills declined Is., being quoted 365. to 395. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal move ment was in the new Turkish Loan, which fell in the morning to 7 to 63 die., upon further 61101 by weak holders in connexion with the pending settle ment. In the afternoon, however, a recovery took place, and the elating quotations were 6 to 51 des. for the first series, and 61 to 6 dis. for the mond. showing an advance with the final prior of yesterday. The tam per Cents. of 1854, after being marked 901, closed at 001 of nearly per cent., compared to 913, for the present settlement. Sardinian Bonds have fallen to 845 to 851. As regards Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., as well as Spanish and Venezuelan Bonds, sellers predominated. 3 11 If I !, 6 NO • t . 41 E l 41 l l 6 3 $ RI TSI iHI ICII N I Ui 1 1 w 02 83 91 111 11 101 13 14 19 20 93 10 18 1 1961 mlo w 11111 iWAYL - - s a a II si N s ii" at il i! N ith ih 5 F Y 1 at. toi H ITIOIIII. i 91 Ift 11l W 111 R 9 al 90 Kt Li sal a ; I i