The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) ARCHES COURT. " DiSVIS AND REVIEWS." (Before EV. Lashingtoo. ) ~.• , TTICE OT THE JEDGE PROVUTED ST THE 1111. J. IFNI , %I L r. THE are. H. B. WILSON. bewug of the arguments upon the admissiou of the „• of indictment was resume.' this morning. e 1.1011.m:too having asked the counsel for the prows why in thrir opini.m if criticism might be applied to L inage of the 11,1,1 e, should it not be applied to the ,„! ; when was the line to be drawn ; and if one :rack might be construed aumorically why might act all -he mime's@ be so construed, l'hillimore replied that there wu a clear difference ~.tseen legitimate liberty of opinion which the church had • allowed, and that which was claimed under the term TO , P 1041015 the verbal accugicy of apm ti• ssage might be no offence. but to interpret se allege , J 1 the root prominent events recorded in ..captures waa certainly beyond the liberty • the church of England allowed to her clergy. With to the other point, the church had not sanctioned at .11 the use of ideology in the interpretation of miracles j.ji r id ua l divines, is the supposed difficulty of compre t,edisi; a puti , uLir miracle, had treated it as allegorical ; lot so eminent divine in the church had ever claimed rh,• right to place an ideological construction cp . " all miracles when the plain and literal meaning served f or their comprehension. The prosecution objected to Mr. Wilson that he claimed for every clerk the liberty of oem• 41 tin; any miracle as each might please- -• claim which str•lA at the root of miracles as evidence of • divine rerktv.m. Ik I.ll.hinston—What yon say, then. oomes to this, that tb.. , tirt must (lad the line of demarcation for itself. you 3.1 V that there is a liee; bat the decision of the court mast a r m:slows all the circumstances of the case. Dr. Phillimaro—That is so. I moot carry the &Cautious further. lir. !knee. on behalf of the defendant, thee proceeded to re ph to the arguments advanced by Dr. Phi Diners and Dr. seshey m support of the articlem. He observed, I. the first place, that his teamed friends had completely Mom dermol what was meant by ideology as used in the .may. l'hollimere had said that the essay contained the es- Of a wish on the pat of the writer that he and WI oth.T4 should be tier front all fetters in the interpretation 64 the scriptures. In order to sustain the indictment stialest Mr. Wilson, it must be showathai each of the separatedreges w moor upon which a conviction would lie; it Ina not open to the prosecution to contend that there were particular pa.•.i;e. which, though not containing separately sufficient up a which to found • enesictioo, yet the covet ott;ht to convict, boxcar, taken collectively, they the animal of the writer. There was ample authority in the church, in the writings of her most eminent divines, ►pint any notion of the inspiration .1 every word and line of the canonical Scriptures, and in all fundamentals lied essentials, inspiratioa was admitted by Mr. Wilson to exist. With retard to the question of the subscriptine to the Thirtynine Articles, he was willi•g to admit that if them had been found in the defendant's writ ser evasion of the great doctrine of Christianity, it wee lo.ahis that Mr. Wilson might be brought within the terms ° , l the indictment. But so fat from this being the cam, the etttyitt het distinctly inculcated the doctrine of the Meer. nation in the words "so spin the incarnification of the Ifirioe Emmanuel remains ;" and he had inculcated the &dripe of the resurrection at page 164 , where be said the the doctrine of the resurrection was a doctrine taught by the Saviour. The claim of the proecution upon this matter d subscriptioe wag that the articles were to be subeeribed in the ;Asia liter►l meaning of the words and sentences. It would be remembered that in the Gorham case the plain literal meaning of the articles was in question, and two great courts of judicature differed in opinion upon it ; so that even u to the literal meaning of the articles there wee a difficulty of onostrurtion which must leave some liberty of *Moo to the clergy. In practice, the Act of Uniformity boned the clergy, but in matters not of fact, and which wen not fusalamental or essential priociples, bow could they obtain that universal agreement of opinion which they must establish, or the case for the prosecution failed What the prosecution contended was that clergyineo meat agree in matters of opinion or gait the chord.. Wu it rnentud to man's salvation that he should believe in angelic appearances, or in the literal truth of the story of Soul and the Witch of &dor I! The church of Rome hail final the meaning whisk It attached to certain doctrines, sod had fallen into the error of transubstantia tion ; sad to avoid such dangers the thumb of England had in these matters wisely left the doer open. He was sur prised that this prosecution was ever entered upon, because it seemed to hies that if the pressedings against the • ritus of the valued " Essays aid Reviews" were wigs at all, It would have bees well le have stopped for Ohs result of the led cage before opening a second. There were seven essays, and they WON all said to be very bet /Me of the emayists was dead aid eeedier wee a lay. l.ia ; but there were still three other Nor is which en c.-camp must be taken, or the prosseutors mast my, " The wb de book is hail —but we think the mays of Dr. Walked sal Mr. Wilson are the too worst." Is thst aer It woolsl be and that the bishops and 9,000 el the clergy bed condemned the look than-hone, bat had only the connsge to vesture itchiest these two, aid that they were mistakes, therefore, in their original *pinkie that all of the emays ace tanked erroneous doctrines. It would seem, however, if an ILA was said were true, that there were greater errors and &num in others of the ankles. Ile greatly regretted that these prosecutions had been undertaken at all ; but what ever might be the ultimate decision„ he we% quite certain that the article* of indictment must be reformed before the court could admit any of them. Dr. foishiogtee -I shall not give jnlgnwnt in the tee of Dr. Williams or in this until the Caw of '• Punter v. Heath" has lien bean! and decided upon by the Privy Council. They are the same in mos though very different in specie", and it le my hope and expectation that something may fall from their lon/ships on that occasion that may tend to throw light upon the comae which it will he my duty to pursue in conformity with their decision. But I hope very soon ,ftsr that judgment has leen delivered to be able to pro- Donna, my polio in Is.th of these cases. Dr. Plidlimore- The _sigh of March is deed for the bear. in of "Bunks v. Meath "by the Privy Council. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The March session of the Central Criminal Court was cres..l thw. morning Isy Ole Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, I:rvorder. Alilenses Sir J. fluke, Sir F. Moos. Hale, Mr. Slirrof 'ockerell, Mr. Sheriff Tv...etyma, Mr. I islee.Shenlf F , Mr. Cuiler.Sheritf Gammon, l'heealeedar is a very heavy one, there being the Mims of LS prisoners for trial in the 6rst edition of the calesdar. The Ilerorder, iu charging the grand jury, said he was -ory to oli.erce that there were a very large slumber of to be brought before them. and that sore of therm= sore of • very scrims, character, there bias so lees tire three eharzes of wilful murder. The Ent rare of this iti-aviption was 'nide agaisst a mass eared Heart Quail, who was seemed of the murder of a person named Wineott. It epos-aced in this rase that the prisoner and sevend other I•Tecis, all of wlioni were partially intoxicated, were ,;a g ed iu a sort of rough play with • servant of the deceased, who era, bathos a cart with some bones out. 'ele the shop door. They were throwing the bones after tine ...mint, and he ran into his master's shop, 'Math,, his him. Deceased interposed, to protect his servant, when the prisoner took up a trade, 'hi L was clime by. and *tithed him, and he shortly after ward...lied. He said lie had been informed that at the ~ i rifter's Inquest the whole of the persons were implicated, liot it appeared to him that they were engaged in the --ent...n pm... .4 w'rudt , and took no actual part in the .4.41. i. mg. It appeared. however. that one of them made .4 the words " live it him:" when the prisoner took the knife. He did not see how they could •!.• ol`wrwiec than bring in a bill of wilful murder Unice. there was other evideoee LC l le fon. tleoli which might reduce it to manslaughter; and ei it, other men, it would be for them to consider fo.rn the evidence which would he laid before them whether of not they were engaged in the matter beyond the common 11., next charge of wilful murder was against a tea., stam,l ilovonsoz. It appeared the Plisoger. owed .I. , esed •-•100 nssov, and be paid him part of it, sod alter •arils xsked him to give it back to pay another creditor. I *ceased ',dosed to do so, aged the prima told him that el 1 .• 4.i not it would he wore for him. He met the dreamed, sad ups his spilt Ci.mit to g i v e hi m h ac k th e mose y b e stabbed him •4h a knife, and he died the *eat day. He it sould le their dote to a tree bill against the '" th" , elan, ditty,. fade were folly borne eat. Hie roislop thee referred to three eases of reeidasibtev, mid ..,e1 that if the facts were brae out r they appeared the driseitioas, it enuld he their defy to 6ad true bills ...nut all the pries's% He sa id th e only renmaireg to which ha &bought a aressary to call the areslies ef THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1862. the grand jury was a charge against five forvignen, for hart% been outraged in forging Realm rouble Louis. Ile said the law wee the same with regard to those who forged foreign notes as to those who fmged notes of this country. It was sot necessary to go through the whole of air depositions, which were very long ; be would merely call their attention to the fact that poi• Lions of the plates and notes were found on the prisoners, and ►e explained that it was not necemary that the whole of the soar, or pl►te from which the note wan struck should be plated before them, it was sufficient if any portion were feud upon the prisoners. He then dieniimed the grand Jury to their duties. THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) MA RLBOROUG H .53THE ET. AITEIMID Nuance NEAR TOTTENHAM-COURT-ROAD. Jeered 1ri . 1 3 4 of 15, Pittatreet , a papier-mache maker, was befor e Mr. Tyrwhitt with seriously cutting and won w ounding a man named John Earl, with intent to do him griffons bodily harm. A certificate was pot in from the Middlesex Hospital stating that the injured man was unable to attend. It appears that the prisoner, who was living with his mother, was on Saturday night breaking up all the articles of furniture, and his mother, who was assaulted by; him, cried " murder." The injured man went to see whether he could pacify the prisoner, who was in a very excited state, when he was stabbed in the throat through an half. closed door. Morecroft, 165, mid on taking the prisoner into custody the only remark he made was" very good." He found • lunfe in the prisoner's waistcoat, but the prisoner said that was not the one he had done it with. Remanded. NOVEL WOOS OF PLONDZILINO LODC LNG& -1 John !Anson, a dyer, was charged an follows : The prisoner had on a pair of goloshes when taken into custody, and had with him a black bag and two ends on which were writteo, " Mr. George Brace, r to Bernet." there being little doubt that his plan was, when he secured any booty, to tie one of the cards to it or to the bees mouth, so as to deceive the police in the event of his being stopped. It appears that at an early hour this morning Mr. James Ryan, a lodger at the house of Mr. Daniel, 21, South Molton4treet, beard some one in his bedroom, sad said, "Is that you, Mr. Daniel r The prisoner said "Yes," but knowing that it was not, he jumped out of bed and pur sued the prisoner, who opened the street door. Mr. Ryan, determined not to lose the prisoner, pursued him and brought him back, and gave bun into custody. Mr. Ryan, in answer to the magistrate, said he could not tell bow the prisoner got into the house, and that be was awoke by hearing some one at his clothe, on the table. Mr. Daniel said on going downstairs he saw Mr. Ryan, who was in his shirt, pursuing the prisoner in the street. Several latch.keys were found, one of them opening the street-door, on the slab near the street-door, but they did not belong to the home. Inspector Walker said he believed be had seen the pri soner before. Robinson, 163 C, exhibited the bag to the magistrate ; and it was one of a very capacious description. Prisoner was remanded for a week, Mr. Tyrwbitt com llimenting Mr. Ryan, who is a tall and remarkably fine ooking gentleman, on his clever captare of the prisoner. THAMES in consequence of the immense number of applications for adrioe, assistance, summonses, and warranta, the hearing of the night c did not commence until after 12 o'clock. There are 23 from tho K division, 7 from the H division, 6 mass, and 13 summonses for assaults, breaches of the peace, and sea wages to be heard, a pretty good day's work, which is likely to occupy the magistrate s attention until a lass hoar. Jelin Bewley, • boy7;ras charged with throwing stones on Stepney-green yesterday (Sunday) afternoon. A polioeman named George Burke, 138 S, said the pri soner and a mobs( disorderly boys were throwing stones on Stepney-green, and a young man, who had given no offence was pelted, and laid hold of the pelarmar. Another young man who had been pelted with ', came up with his mouth bleeding. and said the prisoner struck him with a atone. A number of young ruffians began hooting and hustling the man, and intimidated him from coming forward. The nuisance of stone throwing was very much complained of by the inhabitants. The prisoner said be did not throw any stones, and that the young man whose mouth was bleeding struck him with a stick. Mr. Nt oolrycb—lf he bad given you a sound thrashing it would have served you right. The podia of atone•tbrow- leg is a verymischievous one indeed, and very dangerous. You might have cut a person's aye out. You are a young blackguard. Yon are lead 3a. STORM ON THE sasnuur wear.—LOSS OP PIPTIEN LIVES. The weather all last week was intensely cold on the eastern side of the country, and the keen east wind which prevailed ap to Saturday evening produced, as is usually the case under such circumstances, leveret serious disasters among the shipping. The most alarming casualty occurred off Harwie:i, where the Bremen barque Julianne, in ballast from Bremen for Cardiff, at which port she was to load with coals, for Vera en's, struck on the Long Sri The ship was observed with her topmast gone; ,the mew (who numbered fourteen hands in all) were seen mu'. tend ea the weather quarter by the mina rigging. Two cracks hid by the semi in the hope of saving the - poor fel lows, but the tremendous sea on baffled their well-inteettessed efforts. After lying on the sand a few hours, the 111-fated ship fell on her broadside, and soon became a total wreck, her usifortstaate crew, who were, no doubt, numbed by the cold, being use by one engulfed in the n ra g gr u n gg wives. The only survivor was Emil Krause, the aeeoad wry who, before the ship heeled over, jumped overboard with • life buoy ; on his being observed struggling amongst the breakers, the crew of the smack Alfred put off, and esereested in picking him up. Help came none too soon, for be was in • very exhausted state, and the utmost skill was required to restore him. The Swedish brig Mathilda, Hanna master, from blerseilles for Yarmouth, with Mi riam, en arriving off Lowestoft made signals fora pilot. A yawl woe launched from the above, with slimmed North Sea • who, on reaching the vessel, found she was bound for Yarmouth, and consequently did not offer his services; but one of the crew of the rawl was left on board the veinal, and took charge of her. leoder his direction she was being brought into Corton Getway, when she grounded oh the Curtain Sired, and the sea running heavily was soots broken up. The yawl's nom and three of the crew saved themselves a the loug-boat, but the mate and one English seaman were drowned in attempting to reach the long-boat ; the captain and three seamen were left on the wreck. As soon as the {col;-boat reached the shore, the lifeboat was launched, and towed out by the Eastern Counties Railway Company's Lowestoft steam-tug, which proved of great service in br r iz t s leg the lifeboat through the heavy surf. On the w beaog readied, the septa° and his three comps ion were tetra off ; limey had teen Mingles to pieces of wreck for ne.irly four home, and when relieved wen in • most ex hausted state. 31F.ReANTI LR FIRE INNUILANCI COMPANY. —(TH IS 1)%r). —At • meeting held this afternoon at the London T■rero, Mr. Cater in the chair, the details of an agreement for amalgamating the company with the North British Fire and Life Insurance Company, were submitted and con firmed. A.NOTHES CAME OF INFANTICIDE AT THE EMIT. Min.—This morning, a police.coustable of the H Division discovered the body of a frill•grown male child io • piece of waste ground in Commercialatreet, Whitochapol, known as the " Ruins." The corpse was tied up in • ditty piece of white cloth, and the coustsble immediately took it to the Whitechapel l'oion Workhouse. The body was in a @hock. Mg state of decomposition, and Dr. Edmunds. the divisional engem of police. at once pmnounced that the child Lad Ines born alive. An inquest will be held on the body at 9 o'clock to. lIIIITTOW morning. FEO;IITFCL )C4'rELKENCE AT Mahn's SIIIPBUILD FRG YARD, MILLWALL.—Au Wilmot was held on Saturday diorama at the laindon Hospital, by Mr. John Huns ph reys, one of the coroners for Middlesex, touching the death of John Lepine, aged 26, of No. 10, Hawkins terrace, Limehonae. It appeared that the deceased and a number of other men were engaged in moving an iron hum-table at Mare's iron shipbuilding yanl. Millwall, by the aid of planksasd rollers, when one of the heavy plauka broke awl crushed the poor fellow uoder nesth it. He was immediately removed to the hospital, and everythiog dorm that nteliml skill and science could sugint but he gi.olually souk and lied under ties fright ful injuries he received. A verdict of " Accidental death" was returned. Tae Dsaryoot CONVlCl4l.—'rho Governor of I Dartmoor Prison writes to the Western Dally Mercury: —"I sin surprieed to read in to.day's impression of the Western Daily .If , r , urq a statement reporting that an ontbreek among the convicts of this prison occurred as &May last, requiring Muumuus efforts for its suppression —a statement so untrue sod utterly without fou that I must beg of you to give it an early and um= contrsdirtion ; as also to the mention that any intention hes misted to apply for the aid of troops, owiog to the staff of officer. here being inadequate for the pressrratioa of proper discipline in the prison. The only portion of the ststeincnt at all true is that having referenoe to aseaults made on myself end the deputy governor, neither of which, however, were of • serious nature, sod were committed by two prisoners of antoriously bad character, and is my own ram at a month's interval from the preasat date. I shall, therefore, be I obliged by your early inertias of a denial to the statemaat in question, as unsithorisad oommoniattions of such kind. from whatever source received, teed mast unjustly and unfavourably to imprem the mind of the public. I em, I.2:e s. a.u ou t servant, W. NOIJURS, Governoir.—Dartracer 1 47th ND., 102." Tan ORIAT Eurritnw.—Gaptain Walker Patow, the uswlpsegelated commander of this ship, was, oa Friday resatag, entesesined at dinner by the Liverpool Eschew (bb, d wig& be is a member, at the Grecian Hotel. The Asir was essuried by Mr. T. B. Forwood, and the Merrebakr by Kr. itlenembr 644. There was • large atteadease •Ineaters.—Liserpesi SHARE LIBIS.-(THIS DAYJ Two VOLoos. The railway share market is flat to-day, and prices have receded in several instances. Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian stocks have fallen 4 per cent. ; Great Western and London and North Western, 4 ; and South Eastern, I. Eastern Counties and Great Northern are without change. 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April AO. 100 107 108 103 ROLM, KUM le. (6b, I Yam let pi SWUM. I Saha. Da MO% i f Dam Award, Walla: '2h 1 I Z vam• 6 lain. 1..1881.01.(Llm) Shea 1 Cla.Oce. MIL O. Jam. AU —. —_. SIAN 69 Cuero:lopp" 10.000 0416p0 (Um.) 25,000 1 Cepula Silver 76,000 1 Dun Nowasla Dipper ell 1 le 78.000 1 Eat Del Sey(lAmaited) 1 e IPm SAN 1 foram 11.1181.1 10400 SO Camas' al IS II& 91‘010 I Ot. Northam oiS. Audralol2= l ) 1 I CUB Ipa 110.000 le Eapwas, ( WA ) 1 1 le Fa 8 Wares al 8 9 10,090 I Daliaadaa 100,818 1 lls= al f 1 e 09.000 1 N. of 8. Austral= . I I dl. par II 10,000 ID baudllllvielsal AU A 6 —. 100,000 6 Pat suoo 1 llootemb Aught (Ma) 100. le le pais 1 ma 11.000 10 Stiota dot La ( Aa )16 et a I 4 6A174 111114 Mated Maar all Of 9} 8 le Ile 110,000 1 Wertblag (Lim) mll e I JOINT STOCK JUNI Na I ft. 1 ltagU. I Pd. 101. prima. I Salm. 18,000 160 Agra aad IL 1166. Hank *6OO 60 Aulrallida 11,000 100 Batik of L 10,000 60 British F. Assaida_ all 63 64 - *l6l 20 Mart. Beak ri Imes. Asetralia. aad Ohlas . all 114 n - *w Is an,* lissa. o I Lash Lea., aad Oldaa sal U 25 - IRI/aOO We ZE rda - 106 69,038 U Ocia. et Canada ...... - - - UAW, 101 Oras. of Leaks l6 - - - 111,0001 10 Ift&lhrat.tAusl.l3barkl s/1 19 01,00 A 10 G. Prls et lerttsortsad all - - - *llOO 01 Loa. ClO. Doak al Auld all Z 13 4 - 11,000 111 Do. New - WM 40 Leaks aad Mandy se.** Ur Look. AMA Meek 10,01:01 10 Wilke a South Akkoa 11 par ipm - KM 1011 Ga. sad Wodadadeir II 80 01 - 10,000' 100 Metro. & Prov. Doak (L 5 4 die 4pm - 10,110 100 Nal Irroe. at Ma s 01 .. - - 16,010 Do. 111,000 IP 51 11041caal Ba r ak 10000 10 Nmr /oath Wales 5g600 16 Ortmatal Diu* Corpora all 14 56 611 16.000 10 Mat 10,11011 106 el Irelsod - - - VAUD 16 Amines all -.--, 86 AM 16 Wu at Arendt" 'LON 44 Ilakm d loodas 8.100 100 Mgr Kabul , 1111101L14110008. No. 10A. I Oogoorusg ord I Cl. prisms l Ulm. 10010. 10 UsgliPlississa MUD,. all 10 17 - 111,009 10 AUsatie 11 Nell BA(L.) all 2 3 - 8611000 AtlauUe Tel (ka).- all -• ... -. MAUI 16 Australian A 81010 1.• •.. 13 117 Is atom; is sertiawassewortn.. .. all s se la - I.ols 66 MA dada Mag TeL • all 19 SS - lOU 10 Do. 3 1 pee a. OW MI sll 18 3.) -• 11,718! 11:1 Do. 0 - 0,916+. 814 . • land all 111 116 - 001 160,000026 51 Bt. 81;pk ilgPalma oliag.ll/omNa all 12 16 -.. 1, - 100,820 St. Pretereaos llO UK PA - 160.000, St Do. Op. oi. Peep. Deb III 106 108 165 (10.000' 10 6 Indbutlan.Btuppnall 14 14 04 dls - 60,000 10 Ilastlndlalrrla.ds 1..a0al 1 par 4 prrus -. 700 . ,000 Ilt. Cackle 71.109 e 6 Bag. aim Ansa - 10,000 U Oim. Biro. Nada/61w 14 - - - 180,000 1 Great 801 p (lAssltad) - 111,0 00 00 1 Do. 171 per ma. IRV. ill a ll Loa. MUSA 'Le/ (L.) 6l -- - Ss :: - 100.000 4 Loo. Oa Omnibus 0o ill 14 I/ - 60,000 20 Madras belga. a Osaa 1 14 24 pm - 12,060 101 Medlter. U. TaL (Um ) all 4 5 - 80,000 Ug Natinual InscoaaS 06 6 4dle 4pm 5 0000 110 NerhostlslOalarrea(L; 1 1 1 (lls - 11.310 10 No th erlands Lad - - - 110,000 5 Do. 3p. e.. la. asl 'Us all 4 1 - 1.714 1011 N. Bram &N. Sec& lAL 51 15 16 - 181,070 IN. 1411 Australasian all 4 1 - 60,000 1 Oriental Gas - 60.000 1 Do. "K.. Shama' - 10,000 60 Paola. sadOdea.ll6eam all 011 70 194 10,000 60 Do. Net Ol 10 11 pat - *OOO 10 &8.. It lod. TM. 0.44 sla :4 1%004.• 60 Itlamaaey Iroa - • 10,000 16 Do. Nee - 15,000 100 Royal Ilall Noma . 110.000 U. ScoUlsk • Aut. lavesom llO 136 1011 - 16,100 26 Booth Aastrallaa load all 36 05 - 16,01 u I Submarine IV. Sato - (16A1M, Da do. llegislarod ell 11 - -II ... 10 1 Do. 4A 40.000 2 Uregraph to Inlla (L.) 1 4 die 4pm tA.o., 10 Tram di Ai. et weasruss - (Walled) rust lam. 1 par Ipm - 6000 26 rrust•FLa.CoU.Csable 6 10 14 pm - 90.0u0 6 Du. Ktoplota rel. (L,. 11 14 tie Jul - 10.60 t 100 V.. Dlemen's land.. Ins 1 10 - SIR ROBERT PRIM AND THE BRLPART FARII/38. —The Belfast farmm have forwarded to Sir Robert Peel a resolution expreerive of gratitude for the prompt and courteous manner in which he has at tended to their interests and representations. They allude to the report that the Chief Secretary was about to resign, and express the hope that if mach a design has been formed it will, in mercy to Ireland, be aban loned. In a reply, directed to the seam twy of the Farmers' Committee, Sir Robert says : "There is not the least likelihood—whatever may be the vulgar and vindictive attacks with which I am assailed—that I shall be induced to abandon the duties of the office I have undertaken. if I had entertained any such intention, the satisfaction I derive from thegeoerons sympa thy of the class of men you represent ou the present occasion, awl which is shared in by many others in different localities and districta of the country, far outweighs in my mind all "onsiderations of the trifling inconvenience I expe rience frcm the attacks to which you refer, and which, with me, rather operate as incentives to duty than a discourage ment." _ _ _ DeATFI THROGOn STARVATION.—On Saturday morniug Vr. John Humphreys held an inquest at the Black Herr Tavern, Kinpland-rood, upon the body of Yr. William Davie, aged 69, formerly a wealthy tradesman in Lamb's Conduit-street, but who died on Tuesday last from the effects of long-continued p 'ration. Policeman Slade, 99 N, said—l found deoeaasd lying on the pavement in MarrnY-stwiet, Roston, hardly able to speak. I gathered from him that he had no friends or home, and that be was utterly deatitute. He said he had been twelve mime the owner of 200 oows, and kept an extensive rata t is Lamb's Coadnit.street, but that, through loom, be bad not even bread to eat. I made inquiries since, sag I find that for ten weeks he had so home, but had subsisted oa money given him by tradesmen who knew him formera. a ! said= him tioreditch Unioa.house. Dr. to fi damaged wee brought into the house is aa moss scions state, and tbongli everything worn done for his rad be never rallied. The immediate muse of death was as effusion on the brain, evidently mused by the unfortunate mates falling on the flags. The fury returned a verdict is accordance with the medical evidence. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoci. The stock and share markets are generally rather depressed to-day, and prices are mostly lower. Consols show a decline of per cent. Most of the principal British railway shares have also receded in value, as well as Turkish, Mexican, and Spanish securities. At Paris the morning, according to Mr. iteuter'e telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, opened at 69fr. 66c., but improved to 69fr. 75c., being rather more than it per oent. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 931, and A for money, and 931 and 1 for the account. The present quotation is 93} to both for cash and the 6th instant. Tho official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 242, 243 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92*, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 92, k, 911 ; Five per Cent. Annui ties, 1101 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 107, 1061, 1071, 1061 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 100 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 102, k ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 205., 225., 19s, prem. There is less activity in the foreign stock market to day, and prices have receded in several instances. Turkish stocks have fallen about per cent., the Loan of 1854 being quoted 841 to 851, and that of 1858, 72 to 4, ex div. Mexican and Spanish Bonds are also lower. Sales were recorded as follows :—Buenoe Ayres Six per Cents., 93; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021; French Fourend-a-Half per Cant. Relates, 98fr. (exch. , 25fr. ) ; Italian Five perCents.,67, 4, 661, 674 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 351, 341 ; Piedmontese Five per Cents., 671 (ex change 25fr.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 46 ; Russian Five per Cents., 994 ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 941 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 801 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 431 ; ditto Passive, 194 ; the Committee" Certificates, 61, 7 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 72f, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1024. The Shannon, from the West Indies, bag brought 413,000/. in specie. The Oneida, from Brazil, has arrived at Lisbon, with 53,6011. About 40,0001. in gold, chiefly French coin, was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for the continent. The Atrato will tate 5,6221. in gold and 1,9171. in silver for the West Indies. The Ceylon will take, to-morrow, 94,0281. in specie for the East, of which 17,6211. is gold and the rest silver. Subjoined are the particulars, viz. :—For Alexandria, 1,6001. ; Ceylon, 3,0001. ; Madras, 12,3811. ' Calcutta, 42,1401. ; Hong Kong, 3,4821. ;j Foo-choo foo, 5001. ; and for Shanghae, 30,2251. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was firm but the sales were limited to 7,000 bales. We have received a oopy of the prospectus of the South Essex Waterworks Company. The object is to utilise a large supply of water, of very pure quality, opened at Grays, in Essex. The present powers of the company enable it to distribute water to Brentwood, Bamford, Ilford, Barking, and other places in the neighbourhood, but it is con templated eventually to make the yield available to improve and increase the metropolitan supply. Various privileges are, to the extent of two-thirds, to be represented and satisfied by an allotment of shares. Five years are allowed by the company's act for the completion of the works. The capital is 80,0001., in shares of 101 each. The sth annual meeting of the County and and General Gas Consumers' Company was held on Thursday, Mr. E. H. J. Craufurd, M.P., pre siding. The directors' report alluded in terms of congratulation to the prosperous condition of the company, and recommended the declaration of a half-yearly dividend at tae rate of 6 per cent. per annum. It was mentioned that the gas rental is steadily increasing. The present is the third divi dend of 6 per con.. The report and accounts were adopted unanimously, and thanks were voted to the chairman and directors. The 7th annual meeting of the proprietors of the Scinde Railway Company is called for the 28th inst. The annual court of the Canada Company is called for the 26th March. _ _ _ The half-yearly report of the directors of the Cry..tal Palace Distect Gas Company recommends a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum on the ordinary capital, together with a bonus of 1 per cent. per annum. A call of 31. is to be paid on the Right per Cent. Preference shares of the Danube and Black Sea Railway Company by the 18th March. The annual meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company is called for the 27th inst., when a divi dend is to be declared. -- TheE;itiinCounties Railway Company invite tenders ":or the construction of railways in the counties of Cambridge, Suffolk, and Essex." Mr. W. H. M'Crerght has been appointed by the Court of Chancery official manager of the State Fire Insurance Company. The subscription of the capital of the London India-rubber Company has progreesed satisfac torily. The directors will close the list so soon as they are satisfied that the applications received are thoroughly in accordance with the bond fide objects of this strictly commercial undertaking. SAtUBDAT EVICIIING. Consols opened and closed the same as yester day at 931 to both for money and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto for account (March 6), 931 • Bank Stock, 2421 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93L I ; New Three per Cents., 93j, ; Stock, 2241 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1071, 1004 • ditto Four par Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1864, 100 ;Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1021, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady at 1064 to 1071. The rupee paper continues in demand. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 17s. to 20s. prem., and the June 18s. to 225. prem. A considerable amount of business was done in foreign stocks. Bank shares to-day were firm. Union Bank of Australia and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, were quoted better. In the mis uellaneous share market uo change occurred. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 7* to 8 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, lj to 2 prem. ex int. ; Universal Marine, 1i to It dia. ; London and Provincial Marino, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 1 to 11 prem. ; Commercial Union, 1 dim. to par ; City of Rio Improvements Company, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Lon don India Rubber Company, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Westminster Brewery, toff prem. The new Victoria Loan remains steady at 1041 to 1. YINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwow. The mining market is active tq-day, with a good amount of business. Wheal Grenville shares are quoted 525. ed. to 575. ed. ; East Caradon, 301 to ; Tincroft, 10 to 1. Wheal Margaret, 43 to 44, ex div. ; Rosewarne United, 27 to 29 ; and East Cern Brea, 114 to I. United Mexican Mining shares are flatter ; transactions are officially recorded at 8, f, 7}, and 81. St. John del Rey, on the other hand, show rather more firmness, having been dealt in at 64. Otherwise there is no change of importance in foreign and colonial descriptions. The Dee Bank Colliery Company (Limited) has been formed to work an extensive coal field at Bagilt, Flintshire. These collieries were formerly worked on the crop of the seams, but were dis continued twenty years ago in consequence of sa irruption of water from a neighbouring colliery overpowering the then inefficient machinery. The present is as undertaking of a bond Jule ch and the capital of 75,0001. is divided into shares of the large denomination of 1001. each. Ose of the principal advantages of the property is the unusual facilities of transit which it possesses. The River Dee and the Chester and Holyhead Rail , way are both easily available. The terms upset which the lease of the coal-field, extendkig owes about 3,600 acres, has been obtained, are described as advantageous. The directors of the Luaitanian Mining Com pany have declared a dividend of Is. per share, free of income tax, payable ou the 26th inst. A call of 31. is to be paid by the 2nd of June as the shares in the Hendre bdu Slate and Slab Quarry Company. At Great Work Consols meeting on the 25th February. the accounts showed a debit Wince of 1,4.521. lls. Bd. The liarkmoor Mine accounts, presented at the meth( on Febiuery 2 , 3 th, showed a credit balance of 1324 75. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather keeps exceedingly cold, but the wind has shifted from E. to the N.W., with • strol breeze. biet night and this morning there wee a slight f of snow. The supply of English wheat last week fell to a as., small quantity, and Sour was very moderate. Barley. beans, and peas short. Tare% and seeds of all dem= still lees. Malt and oats—the quantity was fair. oats were less than lately ; and Irak, mly one cargo swivel during the week. The foreign arrivals of wheat and flour were alined mi. Barley rather better in quantity—Danish and Egyptiw• Oats small,' principally Dutch, with • few Nide and Swedish. Not any beeps or peas. A frier bags of tares from Hamburg, but • rather large quantity of lentils from Egypt ; a small arrival of linseed from the Black Sea ; hardly any rapeeeed; other seeds very moderate. During the week exports of wheat amounted to nearly 10,000 qrs. to France. The trade in English wheat a little improved ; Yam rather above last Monday's quotations. American fully /a. per qr. dearer than on that day. Flour, country made, • dull trade, but American barrio are wor th faL more money than this day week. Barley very slow. Oats more lively, and worth fully as much as this der _ Beans rather cheaper. Peas about the same value. Snwais.—Linseed and rapeseed very firm in prim. Clammed and trefoil dull. Mustard nominally the aim Oaaarrieed slow, and worth Us. Fe eniro CAZOOIid rather better than last week in ear and demand. _ _ _ - Wriner.—lingliali: Essex and Kent, white, new, Mta. 635.; ditto, fine old, --a. to —s.; ditto, red, new, 525. to Oka ditto, fine old, —a. to —s. ; Norfolk, tra, fine old, —a. to —s.; red, new, —a to —s Foreign Dantaie, 6225. to Ms.; floe, 665. to 70a.; extra, 70a. to 74a. ; Kouipberg, 57e. to 62a; ditto, extra, fits. to 68e.; Rostock, extra, 60r. to Gra; Mecklenburg red, 49a to 66a.; Uokermark ditto, —a. ; American white, 595. to 624; ditto, red, 575. to 59a; Ofilab• Alan, 575. to 56.. BARMY. --English melting, 36a. to 375. ; fine, 40.; 28s. to 30a.; and ' • • 31s. to 330. per qr.; orer i V ' ruadinq, 26e. to 30a; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32r. lLi bah, Essex and Norfolk, 58a. to 624. ; is CM to 68e. ; sioptan sad Ware, 61a. to 68..; Worm 49a. to 57a. OLV.:-Inglish feed, Mu Od. to 234. Od. ; patella. 24.. to 284. ; foreign, 21.. to 25e. lin, 355. to 384. BaAll.-Englisli tick, 355. to 364 ; brow, 39.. to 404 pi_gem, 324. to 404. ; foreign, 31... to 3i14. ; tisk 375. to 384. ;Ko bag, 39.. to 40a. ; , 331. to Ms. Pass. -English 38.. to 395.; w anal blue, 204. to 41s. ; maple, -5. to -a.; grey, 345. to 364.; hog, Bit to 38 *. ; foreign, 345. to 375. 11.001.-Eagliah town, 495. to Ws. ,• ditto fine, 504. to Sag country, 454. to 46e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 404 to 424; Frank -a. 1 -a. pat sack • U.S. sweet, 30.. to 355.; Canadian. 30.. to 334. Span ish. to - a. lamas Coat.-White, 335. to 364 ; yellow, 31s. to 311 s. FLOATING CAIOOIIS, all C. F. sad 1.-Wheat Bardi soh and Marianople, per 492114, 474 to 525. ; Gbirke, tons. ; Polish Odessa, per 480/14, red, 444. to 40a; while. • Danube and Galata, 48s. to 494 ; Egyptian. 411 - to 435. Harley: Egyptian and Syrian, per WM., 235. to Sta. ; Odessa sod Danube, do., 245. to 251. Beans : Egyptisn, per 480114.,32e. to 33.. Maize : Odeon and Gala% per 4921b5., 324. Od. to 335. ; 'bra& and Bulgarian, per 48011.. 325. Od. to 334 ; French, do., -a. to -a ; American. do., 30s. to 31s. ; Egyptian, --s. to -4. Scson.-Oanary seed, per qr., 40a. to 545. ; and, per qr., 484. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per white, 84. to 94. • brown, 74. to 104 ; Linseed, per gr.. ernabing, Ws. to 68s. ' • Linseed cokes, English, Per Wes 111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; American, thin, in brie- per ton. 121. 01.. to 12/. 10i.; do., in bags, ill. Os. to 111. 10..; Baltic. 01. to 0!. Os.: Marseilles ' 101. to 10/. 104: Rape cakes, 18. Olio 71. • Tara, par bushel, winter, 84. to 94. 0.1. ; Rape seed, Eniliah, per gr., 614. to Mi. 101 k zdi ft 00 141 11l 111 t He.... 111 li I Pu• 1 }di. -•— i es i PR 135 140 10 11 scl 26 4 U 101 103 101 103 —. *6 87 sal 117 k etik It SI Ed $1 116 sal 42 46 186 110 sd 110 115 sal 101 103 sd In 114 Id LILWAYIL Woes. I Was. 86 1 i 3 Int id ad 371 zd •I i MI prima 1 Wes ABRIVALS INTO LONDON riot FIB. I TO DIALCH L it nes. vs. brie I 263. ..IMO Wheat Barley. Mall OWL ram Oralads& gra qrs. gra Via cr. 1666 1734 17350 7171 770 Foreign .. 50 5484 .. 167/6 6 1 , ISPoollo.—Wheat 7 9055 r Peas, 410 gra ; are.: P:T 87 MINCING LANE.—(THIS SUGAR. -At steady _prices the following transactions Ire "'Ported :—. B O O bags Mauritius,_ grainy, at 43a. Cd. ; 5,500 bap Mauls, alayed, 33e. 3d to 6d. ; washed, 3 , 1 t. 6d.- and a cams of low white Rio, 133, at 27u, fur the United Kingdom. Refined firm. Comm—About 1,200 bags of Rio have been disposed of, 51s. 6d. to 35a.; and small parcels of plantation Ceylon. at arm prices. Taa is unaltered. I tii orb. OAT.) Bice-1.000 begs and 1,000 pockets Bengal sohl ; braises white, at 10a. 64. ; Dance, 10s. 3d. °arrow. —About 2,200 bales Madras sold ; Tinnevelly. 80. to 90. Satzraraa.-400 bags Bengal sold on lower terms; re fraction 54, at 35e. 6d. The public sales for to-morrow consist of 400 Mids. et West India, 12,000 bags Mauritius, and 5,500 bags Ea* India sugar ; 170 casks 500 begs coffee ; 400 begs cocoa; 2,500 bags rice ; and 6,000 bags vetch. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market i steady. Town tallow is quoted 4GL , net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spot, 45a. 61. ; Nei* 45e. 9d. ; April to Jona, 45a. 9d. to 46i. ; July to Sep tember, 48e. Gd. ; October to December, 47e. 9d. riancrtuas Of TALLOW. ma i MAO. 1801. Diode oo head Ude day .... 34,020 71,066 ; AIN Delivery lad west 979 944 I 1,1•6 Ditto tree Ist Jams 66.814 MIMS ' 96.417 Arrival last week Ditto tram 14 gime 83.437 MOO ' 84,6411 Prim Y.C. per cwt. this day I 00 6 Id. 906 61 411.94. Ditto Town lait Pliday Bl4 9.1. 506 SJ. i 4116. 64 Anleak for the week emdtne March 11 lest year, 1.435 man. and delivery 843 mats. The arrivals last week eontprimed casks true Petersburg, 455 cants from Odessa, end 10 casks tram Australia. Total, MO casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is considerably smaller than oa Monday last, and we have consequently a more active trade at rather higher prices. Sheep are more plentiful ; trade is rather slow, but late quotations are well supported. Calves are selling about the same as on Thursda)•. From Germany 1111 d Holland there are 89 beasts, 580 sheep, and 101 calves. Scotland 300 beasts, Ireland 190, and 2,480 from Norfolk and Suffolk. _ d. La. Per stone of alba. L d. Rest Sesta, floret& 4 6 4 8 Best Dna& Hf.bctsBh 0 0 Heat Short horns . 4 4 4 6 DOS Lontwools.... 5 4 hissood cool beasts I 8 4 0 Do. do. &ors 0 0 Calves . 4♦ 6 4 BestDni&Mt-breds 6 6 6 16 Heads at market. 3,370; Ilbs 111 ; Ptlr. t 6). 6.1. 6 • & II o • 6 • _ Do. do. shorn.- 0 0 0 Labs p and lambs, 18,000: Calm. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sad Smith report a fair consumptive trade doing in hope of all kinds at the following currency : Mid and Eat Ken* 61.10 a. to 91. ; Weald Keats, 61. 6.. to 81.8 s. ; Sussex, 61.125. to 71. 7s. COAL ILLRICIT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 17a. ed. ; alla End Sou Hotly% 17s. ed. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, lee. 9d.; Wan End Hough Hall. Mk. 6d. ; Walls End Hallos, 16a ed. Shineliffo. 15a. ; North Mien, 13s. Wylim. 15..; Holystall, Us. ; Moor Butes, 12s. ed. ; &Wee Hartley, 15s. ; awning's Hartley, les.-53 ships at marble. PRICE or BRIAD.—The prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis are from Bjd. to 9d. ; of household dig% 7Ad. to Bd. Some bakers are selling from 81d. to 7d. per 4lb. loaf, weighed on delivery. LOSS OF HER MAJESTY'S SHIP PIOVER.—The naval agent on board the Shannon, which has arrived at Southampton from the West ladies, meats that her Ma jeaty's ship Plover has been wrecked as Alvarado reefs, Dear Vera Cruz, but no lives weralost. 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