The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-21 00:00:00

LAN INTELLIGENCIL (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissiotrer &saw) hasktupt was a sculptor. of Ostabstriltalswe.,` I. ~,at...park. This wu the &Alio' for acumination sad 01 ,:s. Me debts an only 1,101)/. ; assets, consisting of l a trade. lie& without uppolitiou, sai disc arse grassed. SY mationente. The l e „.kropt was • od-beater, of Hertford-road, Kir4e- L,,,.1 i.be...0 ; erste, from 150 f, to 2001. u, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked that he r uld ;we his examination aid receive as order of die diege. fimith opprard. The Malmo we. examined. He had been insolvent is isia, ISO , and 18:4, paying no divideod. In August last woreineoced buil,hog. and in sit weeks contracted debts *id hatilities of •2sll/. Ilse rest of the debts in his balance si..4 lied been oeitracted hog antecedently. He had drawn tills in see of his workmen sensed Wallis, of white tee o at of nil had been paid. lickerolge, a eteditor, complained that the beak r,r4 hod b.g.:ht 4.4.1 of him shortly before the failure, sal had sold them at a oast sacrifice. The INsekrupt admitted this, but denied that he ha within three months of his bankruptcy. .nenbling examination of the bankrupt by this creditor, in the Aurae of which it was elicited that behind tern rang .l se a preacher at Windsor and elsewhere, His Hooour Ilia that so false representation on the part .1 the bankrupt had heel proved ; aid though be bad ha. rieziged in a building speculation, the wee wee 5.4 w. r th .n many in which it had boos bad that beak. ,pta arm entitled to their discharge. The disallow would therefore be Putted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THANE& p l y.mot i rat... rcDCCus ox Ton 11•111.— , 713 WILMMIes LAWS. rl d r/e. the younger, of No. 29. Napier tonne. Hos rommori, apeared before Mr. bells on • sum mon which ch. irgerl him - that be Wag a wsterman's op twenty did unlawfully and wilfully lot loam sad oast off Me teadfrin or rope of two s .this calla the Nary aad the Jet" 10 WA UM mad barge drew hem thegice to which Ore woe wewlefen. lir. Claws Young. solicitor, cosdueled the prosecution he Ilsort. Cary sod Co. ' asteposive seal inerchanta, sod rundermars In the Comnteresal-road, Lambeth, who had wok b the practice sow complained of. and wive wee deterraised to prosecute is every owe that woo to their knowledge. The eammoss was takes eat seder the Mat byelaw of the Wamermen's tope ". framed in acconlence with the authority given by me t sod 23erd Victoria. The bye-law imposed • malty sot exceeding 40a., nor loss then 10s. for the offense. If mei peceedings as those of which the defendant was cliecksd,no Moguls property weed& be fade re river Thames. Edward Lowe, a 'estimator's appredicemid helms is Om roil. , of Henry Jeskine He wee is his craft en the r at the entrance of the Victoria Dock, about 7 °Week, dart ago; it was low water. He saw the defeatist loothweite deliberately cast MI the bendiest hen two bores warned the Nary and the Jobe. They led beenbstensi u. the tiara and soother barge, the name of which Ile did at nom. The Mary and Jobs both west adrift. Henry Lowe, the brother of the last witness, gave eel' arm is cosfirmatioo, sod mud that Mews. Cory's bawl drifted to Blarkwall.eteirs with the tide. He beta ens d tee ddeadant's companions ring oat " Shore the boon bard over ; I'm if we doe% God • road oat." For the defame it was attempted to be shown that the dr Indent could not get oat with his owe barge whim* letting the others adrift, bat this defence was not Made eel Mr. !We aid the defendant had clearly infringed the Me law. and bed corotattbad a roischieroos act, probably seder tow mistakes silos of his own rights. He hoed the :clew lea sad we* sad waned Lbw that • repetition of the 'weld he nista with • pushy of 40s. The tee wee pia TEE MURDER OP A COMMERCIAL nu FILLER By OAMOITING. INQUEHT. —MEM DAT.)_ The a.ljourned inquest on Mr. RiAsrd Pearce a c ed 40. who died ft the 10th bd. fees the dodo of lOU res received as the Med Met, when be mu prelled mud ,hbed of a esawalasabla eineent of pnpierg, was reemoil :his masted et 10 ataiesik at the l eon Mom Certitudes- Errs* by Mr. Jebel Ilumpliowyq the esswaar far East Yid al—& Mr. E. Vann attended es the ported the widow of the 4,, seed ; and Mr. BONA O&M Cusack, who is is custody oo the shards of eamerned In the fearful outrage. Mr. Tospeder Webster the management of the cue re behalf of the police authorities. tpue the coroner taking his Nat Mr. Vann asked that themes should be adjourned to • future day, as Daly rose of the parties implicated in the murder had been as yet secured, and it was • matter of great publiz importance that the rest of the peg should be apprehended. It was the opinioo of the police that the ends of justice might be iaterfersd with if the inquiry were to proceed further et premet. The cormer said that under the circumstances he should carefully avoid going into unnecessary details, and he would MA Lear any evidence to which there might be • particular objection. Thomas Jones, die sinker, mid--On my way from Kin - hod-gate, oe the night of the 2nd inst., I found deceased at the corner of Ilarmwalk. He seemed agitated, and slid. "My hat is poe, my watch, my puree, and some river I had in my pocket," He said he had been fobbed. 1 asked him had he been knocked down! Before he bad time W answer some one in the crowd said, "Oh, no, sot knocked down." Gemmed said, "How do you koow ! Net let thot man ; must have lad something to do with it r then went to the cerner of the street soil called "Police." Ifs then fell down insensible. The man who answered did not go away, but said to the people in the crowd s if they thought be bad say head in it they might search him. He had • wideareake hat as. He stood apart from the crowd and would let no ono go near him. A stretcher was sent for when the police arrived, and deceased was taken to the station. Before he was removed be only recovered eon piousness fur half-a-minute. I have not seen the man in the old...wake hat since that night. When deceased asked we not to let the mail go there wore about Ire other ren-or. present. (The witness was not arewrexamised. Jobs 299 N --Ou the 2nd inst., about 11 o' etoek. I heard a faint cry of " Police'" I went to the career dddd Fletomiogstreet, where I found dimmed on the posed with his arms extended. His dress was in dis order. Hie waistcoat was open, and ha bad no bat. His collar was not disarranged. He mid that be had been robbed. f had him removal to the statical. My atteatioa was directed to • person standing in the crowd hy ....ye or in the garb of • gentleman, who was la'! lb! two fermalea The man remained on the spot until .shad got deceased on the stretcher, and then I saw so nrc• of him. The gentleman had told me that deceased had claimed his protectin, saying that he had been robbed of his watch and chain, and µAuto,' to the man in the wide awake bat. I saw two 1,1,es and • woman whom I knew in the crowd near deceased. lir. Griffith, dreitional surgeoo, mid—About twelve O'ClOrk on the night of the 2nd inatant I was called to the station. house to see the demand, whom I found inns add^. I applied the stomach pump as a precaution, but there appeared no met of anything mizious. He partly recovered consciousness, and I left him. 1 was sent for again at seven o'clock, when I found that he was suffering great pain. I advised that be should be restored to his friends which was does, and my attendance ceased. Dr. Eva' Emile repeated the evidence which he gave at {Worship-stoat Police-court on Tuesday last, The in 'oriel appeared as if the man indicting them had been is front, and had pressed the two thumbs into the throat while the bands were poised round the neck. This would have the same effect as hanging. and would produce mouseciouseesia by compressing the great remelt. The *airy was thou whoureed sins die. Rite Wu or Peewee Cana ill Hvu.—At the ,‘ Hull Cad* Olen. lalmrsisy, weericeer, mama Gdnß berier n t w a seam Nairn Um. Mkt widow, 70 rare eif 1.10. todeforbeese I 110. lee IL.. vales 61 woe Lys mi. It apparel the. IV pisintif bed lere led to think tier the lieherhab wadi weeny bilk rad, thereirre, be pregootoll bee gelh le tgeg, May I.t.lkgreb W., sad odic agdolge, el the of lla. ; eggt epee bet Maga. lie ester elate. he toward Ms perrots leek. bat es gehred to Nukes them It woo Moist that the basso wire pebbled is on of the Hun 111111111101141101 lb* obis the alti‘ 7 o ll l wee b"kia italesasei mid she egad eat hews "MON et say rise. H. Hewer errisesa the wary le. bo yebi at Yr ertiehe re..t• red. ROPOPMD VoiNinl= 7I DAT a 2 131110110 N Itessee.-1 1 11111s the bre er time dip areasemiste ben bees deelei by lied tbe emegesigne el the See& 111411egez BMW, the Leeds*. Ilifebtes. Mesa Crew leilosy CM- P.l“. 6.1 this erameisato el vilest, obe way lirigeto LLe i.rt is uattatir psi febq argot _ale Ils trio phis el les on mow 4ilsit , f eteemetessee be t obi& hi teal last yew. lhe hedebip dotes theb W eggesse sg.,,t. with the gelbsee esebogisgge M eels es a were hl-n 4 gr.!. Mos lbws d but Neetee. hie Wayless wag wow oggemesdise Alms •11 solsoftim • hue libps d a is r P leads list sea elbow be is. Ibr web wwda Lund tumor. eta° w.. 1.22: 6 07a.lhes a treed, .set las • ewil wereeilai rakers hove gigailell theireessesit elate pro vool peed volealteer eogeosieedee d lett —Some Zrrras SHARD LIR2 'NM DAY) Tide day the inquiry was continued at the Sessions House, Westrakeeter, helms Kr. Wanes. Mates The parties we reprinted by the same counsel as be- eagnement ,„,, f ore. lama Mr. C. Busask teasel fee Lady Sophia Glued, mad that MINIMM though he appewrettfer thassether elthe alkyd kwatle, the aolo °1 " 11 .,,„, • had la *hews se Mend Maisel fans s h e et hems. The "•*"'""' • Leak Juliet% kowtow", the that she eight to be few ' Gums . way repeeseated is this *wry. Is repreeenting that geanwwwwwv., lady, Its lisped he bad set heretofore abated his peilNa by unthesmarily occupying the time at the linitee or the jury, and he ahead follow the y mane ovum on Ihe a rrwr u ji peeled estaisa. bedtime stated Mr. Chansl=Lhs m om • Mena kr Ohs peti It tions's, that Lady b S was thophia Dom 1111111111 1 111M110. 1 aphid her son ; but it 11114 be dm: www.--_ IA& bed dee* takes pine daring the , that the sea maw hems wwwwsring in these that some of Mkt stewegw• autism is [swear Mr. W m ewed hens Mr le heed. Mr. Obanehme interposed, tad said that the leased aostossi bed ass right to take the Mae was pertain. He (Mr. Otweebeesdwas is parities to put is the shorthaad writer's Wes el the esessekap before the Lords 'settees. whisks wail slew list sits was a aonneating party to than. Mr. *mei Melted that be had a right to pomp& am be thls aw berathe It had been represented to them that L i Zy was &petitioner in the matter, sod as the MOEN' that lady, he was justified n uying that her sumpatittee at least were in favour of her sea. Indeed. considering that the object of this inquiry was to prove her sou a lunatic her sympathies and her interests u a mother must be prind fame ocirwidered as with her sou and spinst the promoters of the inquiry. He admitted that the training of Mr. Windham bad sot bees wise or judicious, but in justice to Lady Sophia be wished to observe that her son, after the death of his father, was placed node* the soll trol of the Court of Chanosry, that he had a Meth" siou of tutors to look after biro, whose treatment of him was not always what it should be. that he was thereby is • gnat degree withdrawn from the care of hi mother, and that she wai • weak sod ickl lady. She wou bave before them to m give y evi d ence had it ld not b een or her illness. They must remember that they were not to try Mr. Windham for the faults and follie s of hi• youth. He relied on the correspondence which had been read in favour of Mr. Windham. He hoped the jury would lay aside all the prejudices with which it was sought to surround the case. Let them not ascribe the acts of a raw. riotous, and foolish young man to insa nity. He trusted, as one of the medical men yesterday said, that this inquiry would have a beneficial effect on the career of Mr. Windham. He hoped it would have the effect of making him distinguish his real from hi pretended friends. He had still enough of beak of youth, and of property, notwithstanding tbetwavy bre which this inquiry, whatever its results, would imam upon him, to enable him to enjoy life ;and for these remark as for the mks of the honour of a high name and the iop of his overeat relative, he trusted they would g ive • verdict in this came in favour of Mr. Windham. • Karslake then summed up the evidence in favour et Mr. Windham. He was glad to hear from Mr. Rossi that the mother of Mr. Windham, at least, was no party It these proceedings. He regretted, however, that eleven of hi' relatives were petitioners in the cam He did not_ rim their right to Institute this inquiry if they really believed that this young man was incapable of taking 111101 of himself; but if young Mr. Windham was set a person of considerable property this intheftpilth would never have taken place. He regretted ft ow the spirit sod temper in which it originated. Whatever the result of this inquiry, even if it was in favour of Nr. Windhem, it would cost him 15,0001. or 20,0001. He ad mitted that • great deal of prejudice had been created what Mr. Windham by the acts of his youth sod by his indiscreet and improper marriage. but the jurymen wet ally distinguish between the acts of • foolish yssag ease, sad the sets of an thane mind. It might be said Windham would sot succeed to thin property ; bat If Mr. Wiodham were confined in • lunatic wlam, the management of this pro perty would be placed la Ms hands. He complained that prejudice had bath wasted in the eounty of Norfolk arid in the public mind by the Ge neral. If be wasted to )(sow the real state of his nephew's mind, where should be have gone to ascertain I the truth! Surely he ought to have inquired of those who were acquainted with Mr. Windham from his child hood. Why did not he ask of Mr. and Mrs. 11•11111--the latter of whom lived in the same hem with him from his early youth—what the i d >hie yam sae tad beta, and what was the state d his W Mai be meta te prevent the inirrieie he that a memo be thins la imams, tits mind of Mr. Wind. hem Now these meows bad girth their evidence, sad it was &dandy in favour of Mr. Windham. In this case two distinct p oidao iiii ited less preeented of Mr. Windham. In the first tea Wham sepalith se iet a young man who was in the of broAdei NM screeching like a sweisc, incapable 4 binds( yt~ i torturing and. male, sad, Is fad, at a Issis better than the bode he was oil be hide, But, then, again, I was Leal A. Hervey and Dr. Weans Wigglew list • pewee wild converse with hies for hew bears 00111111111•Iively without per. miring soy dumdiyln him. Ddb thou representations could not be ter. Mr. Wham could sot be in the constant habit of behaving like a lunatic , mid of bshering like a person shoes insanity could not be &tooted after lengthened intercourse. The question beetewthoot whether Mr. Windham had beau vicious and pries& in his youth, but whether he hid or had not sufficient mescity to manage his own affairs. He contended that be lead, and that that was amply proved by the evisicass lid* had been adduced in his 'behalf. The hem' mse d then proceeded to show that what was delleliee and wrong in the character of Ni. Widlewa was to be attributed to the rough =mar el his father, and to the license which was 'Newel bin la his youth as SA only son and an only child, and set to say organic or constitutional defect in his sued. It was set pretended that Mr. Wiodhain was a maniac, or that be was under a delusion of any kind. The charge was that be was affected with congenital imbecility, Bat was it pomible for a person congenitally imbecile to write day by day the letters which lied bean produced in evidence as written by Mr. Windham? They had heard from Dr. Nicholls that, when a youth, he was of an therm. table nature and filthy in., his habits. But the evidence of Mrs. Biokmore showed that he was not filthy in his habits when a boy, and the letter written to his mother when only eight years old, enclosing the valentine to his father, proved that be the anything but imbecile. The saliva that flowed from young Windham had been made a peat dud of ; his learned friend, Mr. Chamber', followed every trace of it with the utmost mi. cuteness ; but it was satiefactorily accounted for by the defect of the merath, for the remedying of which an ivory plate lad been put in. Mr. Wi nd bsm himself admitted to Dr. Tube that his face was dirty in his youth, but said ho had cured himself of that habit. Dr. Nicholls said that be told the father of Mr. Windham that his son was imbecile, but it was a strange thing if that were the case that be bad been sent to various schools to prepare him for Ltou. Mr. Kerslake then traced the career of Mr. Windham at the various schools to which be had been sent, and at Eton, and contended that his 4:abduct was that of • boisterous, riotous, anti wild youth. and not that of an imbecile. It was utterly incoosisteat with the view sought to Ire established by the petitioners, that thin young men, who WAS said to he incapable of learning anything, had got up step be step to the fifth form at Eton. His school books were Homer and Virgil. He admitted that young Wiodham was not food of learning. He was much fonder of outdoor sports than study, but his first tutor at Eton. Mr. Yugo, was called before them, ad they heard from him what the behaviour of Mr. Wiodham was whilst be was wider him, namely, from deanery, 1855, to March, 1555. [The learned counsel was prooseding with his address when our report lit.] THE WINDHAM LUNACY CO. (rem DAT. ) LEPORT.-(THIS ‘IIOART U.S .... ! SI 1.., 111 M is N • 1 46 ft U U K 1 11 iii sal • .--- -- 4 s s cos , - SKI LL IL ILL ►t It _ I - - TIMM TO TIM MOM PROW= BOOTS THIMIDAT. N. lielloW—N.W. to W., N.B. SJI. to N,I, fresh, with wow. owl ILL. Web to slams. .. .. Ird=-:W. to N., sal I. to LIL, trait to strong Coulrai-11. to N., L sod 8.Z., train modsrons. Vea4-111.L to LW., and SAL to N N fresh to N.L. fresh. snowy. strong, with snow, Noissmi—MlL, to LW., N.W. Nagler. sad N., strong to gs. then boa to mogssols, mossy. Ia 11711kawArisp_ Inke.ionspialad. lelskiisol Ikea ..".1 is tr use us is Were • OstlioallloaU:.••• Oimovel. • on po. • oU Do.llo.4.lopilltelk id DONK tlt Disil.PooikiAlMl.Ja. Uol Jodolill=lio_ WIAMATION. I.—Bomottor morooMd oml rolosol to ZS flog, otmitia tos hod: 0001110 lest of metkol Mk V i to: I 8.412 Mel A of to ha &Yolks : sad ma 11l • 4116 safiNRS g moth 1011004010601100 10101000 ...OWNS* 10/11/0011 1 / 01 f M . 10 dada 11.-10100101.0 d 11010 Ph whim", ted da W Ilk D.—Litreetion ad Idol (tres—hro points ot or, is rl,t "—lone (1 to 11—ostlatated). C.—Ho od to r. _L— s k. UM. :ts blue al4: o. clouds (datecbe_d), flog ; Is. am .I t in 111:2; . ta,att= lt=oli i o cr o tru4 2w.4. : ~or balk Moos Mot moon, tMaim Md &Mask Z.— rs: Cola k ik i ill ftsistago., swag a Bulllellelle UM all e SS • L Vedas ell llaelkel KuOwn Rrllellepor.lopild I *MY& Ms& Oa) Geed Waists _ _ DolllmoVAllurilk BT. KATHARINE DOCRS.—(THIS DAY.) IR Is. The half-yearly general meeting of the proprie tom of the above dodge au held this atone= ; Mr. ems sk . in the chair. The set canine fat the year have bees IN 66,8771. 7s. 3d., «Ad which amount adividendatthetete M. per seat. was declared in July last, and thedizeotore sow re- II oossenend that a dividend at the mine rate be &eland for the hall-year ending the 31st alt. This propose' being v i adopted, the rot stands at 62,0031. 3e. 2d. ttiL 100 Ifer VA Lobi* ll ai t iols: sa De. 10 Wriet V silgr =arl 10! Mis.DDl‘Dalmedmk 100 8..,7;—.6.-- :: su msd. O. Ws. (Iro.) ... all lel Kase .. la lloololio sod • Now all La inorTot. ft t e L, DO 1( 1M Welk ell Do* Devon liiii..l . a. M Do. • lel I. 11118.No-asividt 13 Do. 0111.11awto 1101 Do. York OS North tasks ail KarilialLlfselisime l rif ni, N # oilbelolio•••• ... .. _ 41140111111maZio0 aL Was*. an ..... lel IMMO aY illtlangbaumallbeare 1110 boa Alva 100 Boat/ Irian 100 South Wales 100 IL Veldt. Sim Dim °al = an Stockton Wc4l & 12 1p SO Tall !A V. all Motor it Do. ii NO Val /3 e % ol Mali WI Vinson Illy. • Mono W Wya Canyon LW Wan a=t4/1 nO Dna = DION THE EXPRESS, TITESDAY EVENIG,(IMMARY `,15i:418112. Two *Two& The railway market to-day is exceedingly in active. The only a lteration is prices worth Ines- N timing is a decline of per cent. in flotith y M j asternstook and in Caledonian. Lon- sa don and North Weaken stock ie wow qwcted xian t s 95/ ; Great Western, 681 to is , 1331 to ; Lancashire and IN Yorkshire, 108 to ; &nth Western, 781 to Ito Caledonian, 1031 to ; Great Northern, 114 fi 115 ; and Eastern Counties, 551 to 1. N Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted N o 15-10 to 1 1-16 prem. irce, Canadian, and is• Indian railway shares are quiet but steady. las ORKITAIS MAIM AND WOOS. L a s Z . :l la. I„ I ZAILWAIL I Vtew4!al lll. WA LAWAII. yal Vo.JOsI L UIN. Ado 11 Ow TADosidl fe DOM r a re o b i l DAM ale ISOM ▪ D& Da r ej.eDobso. O Da Ip. do. sU Ds. &a do. 3M.- .D Do. do. Ma WWII 109 anal Musk d a..& t 0 Do. I pus M. Pr& i dl Do.esarratll= 0 Ds. 11 psi 0 I sil Do., pss UN- • • I 0 Da do. dd.- O Do. un Kg Mod Plaissals I 10 Do. de IDA ot, ell Wall De II Do =w sU D019.099•D ell Do. 06 ta. II di fa IS 9 adi . 0 _ !ma - ito. A I pot 01. vl ft IVALM: LOC llolla.Ooop.flp. aD W.mowla Ow& doss A cop. O. 40. Lod Mr. on Do. go. DM. 40. all Da do. loot 4s ND Saint% IDo. Do. St, SPAI MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos. The market is steady, and prices generally are se. well maintained. East Cern Brea shares are vo h t e ad al el 10} to } ; East Caradon, 291 to 30} ; re. Margaret, 43 to 44 ; Providence, 42 to 44 ; South Oe. CaradoN• 320 to 325 ; Tamar Silver Lead, 2 to } ; and East Devon Great Consols, to 2.} K. There are again enquiries for St. John del Rey Mining shares, which are firmer, and are marked m a 63 ; Fortuna have been dealt in at 2} end Great It Northern Copper; at prem. and par, g heavy. to The half-yearly meeting of the Dun ountam Mining Company is called for the 30th inst., when a resolution will be submitted authorising the 7 6 : directors to rains additional capital "in case at of need." is st. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN PARK T.—(THIS DAY.) : MON out OWN oomerommint I el (IT NWT= AND tam Neraorrio riLsofters) a The market keeps quiet for wheat, but with a fir elm- 4 snmptive iaquiry, mid there is as advance repotted at from e► 6d. to Bd. per cientel from the lowest price. Flow she IL improved le. to le. 6d. per barrel ; good berdeses doing. M Indian corn, 6d. to is. per qr. higher. Other article@ wa. 41. altered. IL - St, MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) a. Smiaa.—The whet hes masa steadily, but the demand is eat very waive. The private sales include 660 boxes kir refining Havana., at ST.., to 38s. 6d. Refined sells readily at C fell mime. K. Conan.—The whet is quiet for perm& on the spot ; a Meat a tarp of at. Dominp sold at 68s. Gd. fora aster port. 2 . Taa.—A fair business is doing at steady prioes. Bar —No sales reported. lit St Bas—Two floating cargos, of Necranzie bars been sold s ,. afloat, at 10s. Gd., without guarantee of quality ; and on gi, spot 3,000 bags white Bengal, at 13e. to 13s. 6&, for mid- BC &Mg to pod middling. at. em&s —9lOO boxes Cassia Lives sold at higher prior, et. e4g. , area 2,96 e. to 96.., short prompt ; 1,200 begs pepper : 3}d. to 3fid. ; fair Siagapore, Itird. di. Baserrenut. —2OO coos sold for arrival at 40a. at. COTTON.-300 bales sold at 613. for fiazat. ft la TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ai. et. The market is steady at tka subjoined rates :—Town gs. tallow, 475. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.„ on the spot, IL ea..; January, 475. 81. ; llareb, 46e. ; April to Jane, s 47n Id. ; October to December, 48 s. le Y SMITHFIELD HAY MARHET.—(THIS DAY.) t Memo. Harvey and Beaton report trade doll at the fal lowing prioes:—Primo meadow hay, 800. to 90a. ; superior 94. (lotto, to 100 a ; inferior ditto, sas. so o Rh. Borer. 01 4 et. 95g. to 113. 6d. ; ditto, mow, mooed oat, Mo. to 100..; stow, 308. to 36e. 114. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. anumoasx, Jaw. SO.—The sales to-day wen—Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham Me per Cents., at 16OWellington and Severn Junction, 106, and Birmingham Oae Ors A). Buyers appeared of the following. via—Stour Valley, at 71— Stour Valley Guaranteed, 67—BinaMitteas Guaranteed, Bi• mikes, 76-South &affords. Pt buyees—Blrrotadheso Benign 81 ' Company shares were quoted Yet to n Market Arm. BR Tar Dear; or CARLIBLZ. —The Carlisle Ez- Greiner states that • lecture was delivered by the dean gg, on Three:lay evening, in the Athenaeum, to women ge exclusively, not • male being present except the dean himself and his chaplain. novelty of the meeting, Oa or some other cause, had operated wonderfully on the .„ 14 . minds of the fair citizens, the doors of the lecture-hall being besieged by an anxious crowd of arinolined girls and It women as early as half.past 7 ; and by the time the lecture ge began the place was crowded, forms having to be pleated on 17 the platform to aid in the accommodation of the seethes, of 141 whom there were many. The lecture was preceded by la singing and prayer-the soft treble of such an immense I I feminine choristy making the first of these exercises aa, inexpressibly sweet and touching. The dean delivered a N. very animated lecture, in the course of which be gave some St. good sensible advice. He spoke also II kindlier to paresis as a necessary duty, and advised each of the young people 110 ~0 4 --the daughters, to whom he spoke more especially-to try ; and make herself useful to others in some humble way. The dean concluded amid • good burst of feminine applause, but I et. the usual compliment of a formal vote of thanks was die Bt. penned with. Not having been able to finish his 'abject, the dean will give the remainder to wives and mothers next Thursday evening. EL FATHER Dare.- On Saturday night the dead et, THE COTTON reADI. walls of Galway were covered with a large placard, of which et. SHORT TINS 111 LANCASHIRE. the following Is • copy :-" To the People of Ordway and at the Parishioners of itaboon.-My dear Friends-Being about N. Tho 3fanehexter Examiner of to-day publishes • • to nodertake a long and arduous journey for • ressou variety of returns with regard to the present state of sus. which prudoooe has rendered me silent upon, I feel ployment in the cotton manufacturing districts. The re. bound in gratitude to bid you farewell for a time. IL If during my journey the Almighty should summon me a turns embrace almost the whole of the districts in to His tribunal, I hereb, declare my heartful gratitude se which the cotton manufacture is carried on be for the favour, the affection, and the respe:t you hays to IS the north of England, including Manchester. The ! the preseut moment exhibited to me. If I live to return number of mills and factories of which we have gathered j to you it will be to devote the remaining short period of my the statistics i s 1.1 7 4. ..0„,j ug 257.392 operative. There days to the most ardent sad melons efforts for your tem am in r o un d nem b ere , above &ow working ti mes w intimate so te 4 eternal welfare. Nearly fifty ears of the most intercourse ith you are the on y ly security I can i 161,000 working short time, and 27,000 entirely without offer of my sincerity. You are the w itnesses I appeal to fla employment. The average number of hours worked by as to its truth. May God protect the right, and give yogi a t ) these on short time is 3i4, or fully 31 days every blessing, the parting wish and the tamp , er of your friend pray and pastor, Peres DALT, P.P. sad is per week. The prop ration of operatives worths; full time VG. of St. Nicholas, and P.P. of itahoon.-Oelway, 134 is very mach greater in Meachester and Bohai than , e i A m ., Jan. i v is may other places, as may be seen by referring to the FAILURE AT BIRMINOHAIL-Yesterday it was I 10 .. Iseledieg these two towns, the number of simonized in Birmingham that Mr. John Itubey, umbrella .1 ttab Is full onpinrienet in all the other districts would maker of that town, had suspended payment, his bills Fp SilMi at 45,000 Wend ei r 69,1100 . Dividing the total having bees returned a few days ago. The liabilities are NM- i Dunker of kolas waked daring the week, by the total mated s° 30.0001 " sad the " difficulty" ha s been hastened by extensive ttauseetioas with America, and losses aimed If number a bomily emplepad sad unemployed, the average th ere by. M would le shall SI hems be it per wash. fit Beim IN Aruci.-M. Malte-Brun has pub - le The how* is as araysis of the details given by our Jibbed • letter in the Dtbatt. announcing an interesting Se proviasiel assimespaingy geogrephical fact communicated to him by the traveller, It s o ,* miu s. IL L arm ... Dr. Barth, .of Berlin. It may be remembered that tb Working fall time 1144 g g oe•wee k gg kap mounteloons country of Jager' (eastern coast of a 4 4 i• --- 3.............Africe), is 1848, thought he saw in the distant 4 „ 4 „ .......- 332 „ =Au snow. The permanent mance of snow in that 14 • • • 170 efkgyg latitude was thought improbable, and the general 110 „ w • ...... 40 12 , 1A6 essitalioa in Europe was that the missionary bad r , ..... i ism deceived by some optical illusion. The fact is now 2 , ...-.—... 27,177 fully established, however, by a letter which Dr. Barth has received front Baron de Backe°, who in compaay with Mr. 1,174 mpg ; Thornton, a geologist, has, after sannoneting hir mesas difficulties, succeeded in reaching Kilunand jam one of the two mountains seen by the Sacriv Kangwesow IffooUX.-During the week • . nary, and intends going to the other, called eating Jan. 13 the Ashen lam dues as follows :-On i lea* in February next. 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The funds remain dull, at yesterday's closing quotations, with little business. In the other markets the transactions have been upon an exceedingly limited scale, and the only feature of interest is a fall of 4 per cent. in South Eastern Railway stock. On the whole, perhape, sellers rather predominate to-day. The scrip of the Moorish Loan remains firm, at 5 0 0 1 Pram At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Coat. Routes opened at 70fr. 10c., showing a fresh advance of about k per cent. since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921, 1, and 1 for money, and 924 and 4 for the account. The present quotation is 921 to 1 both for cash and the 6th Feb. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2404, 942 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 1, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4,4; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Thlr l 7 Veers' Annuities, 1886, 15 9-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105/, 4,1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 991 ; ditto, 1864, 991, 1 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 991, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 235. prem.; Five per Cent. " enf wed rupee paper, 1004 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1064, 4, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, small, 18s. prem. ; ditto June, 205., 23e. prem. The foreign stock market is less active than of late. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is steady, at 83 to 4, and that of 1868 rather flatter, at 734 to 4. Mexican Bonds are steady. Venezuela are marked 24. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 894, ex div. ; ditto Deferred One per Cents., 31/ ex div. ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 864 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 102 ; Italian Five per Cents., 634, 1, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 281 ; ditto for account, 29 ; Russian Fivef per Cents., for account, 984, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 524 ex div. ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 421, ex div.; the Committee's Certificates, 81 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for amount, 83 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 731, 1, 73 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 76 ; Venezuela Three per ' Cents., for account, 24. in mit I ....- M Irons o'CLoca. Consols have improved * per cent. since 2 o'clock, the present quotation being 921 to 93, both for 191_ - - 1 N i :41 w' $1 Xlll money and the account. About 30,0001. in bar gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, while 7,5001. in French coin was withdrawn for exportation. The former sum is out of the 77,0001. by the Edinburgh, from New York ; the residue of the gold by this vessel, con , noting of American eagles, has been taken for the Continent The 62,5001. by the Niagara, from Boston, has yet to come to hand. The Australian mail steamer brought 224,9071. in gold toPoint de Galle for India, and only 6,2531. for England. The latter sum will reach Southamp ton by the Indus. The silver by the West India packet has not yet been sold, the delivery of the letters from Bombay being awaited. Owing to the firmness of the de mand for Bombay, a good price is expected to be obtained. Mexican dollars are without change at ss. per ounce. The Confederate steamer Sumter continues to destroy mercantile vessels belonging to the North. She reached Gibraltar on the 19th inst. after burning at sea the Neapolitan, barque, of Kingston, Captain Burnett, bound from Messina to Boston, with fruit. The Investigator, barque, of Searsport, Captain Carver, from aarrucha to New port, with ore, was allowed, however, to proceed, doubtless owing to the fact of her having English property on board. Subjoined is an extract of a letter received by the Royal Mail Steanepacket Company from the cap tain of the steamer Magdalena, dated Halifax, N. 8., Jan. 8 : R. M. steamer Parana is at present at Sydney (C. 8.), coaling, wham she arrived on the 6th had, baring got within 40 miles of Bie Island. in the Sr. Lowmuses. From Sydney she will promedtolit. John's, N. 8., to land her troops. It appears that information has reached London respecting the cause of the detention of the Ade laide mail, which was missing at King George's Sound when the steamer left for India. A pis manger from Melbourne states that a telegram reached that city to the effect that the interoolonial steamer Wonga Wonga, from 'Adelaide, had broken down, after being absent 48 hours ; that inquiries were made for another steamer, without sabot ; and that although at King George's Sound • detention of 37 hours took place, no letters or mail came from Adelaide. There is little or no chance of the missing letters reaching London before the middle of February, by the ordinary Indian route. From our usual sources we have derived the fol lowing estimates of the dividends which will pro bably be declared by some of the railway com panies for the latter half of the past year : Midland London and North Western 4 to 5 per amt. per annum 11y 051051 , London and Smith Western about 5 per mut, per annum. Caledonian Lancashire and Yorkshire Groat Northern 6i to 7 per sent. per salaam. The speculation for a fall in Lencashire and Yorkshire ,Railway stock is perseveringly oon tinned, particularly in the provincial markets, owing to a rumour that the directors may think fit, in consideration of the present condition and pros pects of the cotton trade, to divide loss than 5 per cent. per annum. Premiums have been paid for some time past for the loan of stock in this com pany, in order to enable these speculations to be continued. Holders, however, exhibit a remark able indisposition to sell, entertaining apparently undiminished confidence in the soundness of their property, the intrinsic merits of which, apart from the present exceptional depression in the manu facturing districts, are unquestionably great. The Stook Exchange Committee have appointed Thursday next a special settling day in the shares of the Indian Carrying Company (Limited), which axe to be officially marked. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an Mamma of 2,3281., and the South Eastern an increase of 1601. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company is called for the 7th Feb. A special meeting (supplemental to the ono held on the 30th Dec.) of the London and Mediurranean Steam Navigation Company is called for the 22nd Jan. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Mitre General Life Assurance and Family Endow ment Association is to be proceeded with before the Master of the Rolls on the 4th Feb. The twelfth dividend on Guatemala Bonds is advertised. MONDAY Evans°, Consols, which closed on Saturday at 93 to 4, for the 6th Feb., opened this morning at 93, "sellers," and closed at 924 to 4. For money, the last price was 921 to 4, and for the March settlement 924 to 93. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 921, 93, 924 ; ditto, for account (Feb. 8), 994, 93, 921, ; Bask Stock, 241, 242 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9 2 3 , 4; New Three per Cents., 924, 4, ; New Two-and-s-Half per Cents., 781 ; India Stook, 2% ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 108, 1054 ; ditto Four per dent. De bentures, 1888, 994, I ; ditto, 18844 991 ; Five per Oak " enlaced" rupee pa pe r, 994, 100, ; ditto Fiewand-a-Half per Cent., 106, 1063 Thir India Five per Cent. stook declined to per cent., closing at 1081 to 4. MI MI id rir/ pi ViiiC 101} Mt i a n Si Si Ns NO SO MI Ni OSi z 10 14 4 A ti 4 le 1 1 2 $1 10 10 4ii 41 61 sa Ia 1 $ ist di *I Ili 14 I u ' 4.a ii "II tan ... . . Tit a 4 is 16 ii L prices. I I I li li Fs 17 71 IS 71 78' ES IA 19 /1 M