The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAILY.) COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL SUITS. Fro Court—(Habra Lent Campbell, Mr. Hama Martin awl Sir C. Creamrell.) Tufoll court seessubledst Westminster Hall at 11 o'clock this worse. in order to expedite the mu* of business which hem scluaulated in consequence of the vast itICTIIIN in the num b,/ of kontentioas causes that have recently come before this important branch of jurisdiction, end the difficulty ex riirecel in obtaining the attendance of the judges of the ether court dueug term, or the sittings immediately after. F. Thal was a suit instituted by Mn. Carta for a judicial isperatiou, on the ground of the enmity of the respondent, who at the time of the marriage, in 1848, was an °Seer In the Royal Nary, bat who subsequently bo-sme a civil memos. The case came before the Judge Ordinary and anemia jury, on the 11th of May last, and the hearing muffed three days, when a verdict was returned for the plimoiser. The latter subsequently applied to the court kr the custody of the cuddles, which the Adis gaited. Tha finding of the jury wee appealed sialast Ly the respondent, and the appeal came before the court for hrriog to- d ay. ldr7Curtiit'the reeprmdeat, who was not legally repro rented, conducted hie me:. emu. He mated ,het he was in duced to appeal from the verdict on the grounds that it wee opposed to the evidence, as the alleged seta of cruelty were not proved, that even if they were, the offence was coadowed by the petitioner co habitiag with hue after they had teen ooentuitted, that he was income when those acts wen perpetrated, &e. Here the reepoudeot was stnut to read the evidence in detail, but was iatemapted by Lewd Campbell, who considered that it wee unnecessary to go through the whole evidence, because both he (Lord Campbell) end the JudeeOrdnary bed stud it Mat carefully theeragh, sad were comequently fully acpisinted with the bets. However, the re-pondeut wild reed any welkin* that wee. Important. lib. Curtis then proceeded. He modestied that ems If the acts Lespated to hiss by the petidemer amounted, in the legal i 5..., to cruelty, h. was mots accosauble spat ad he wee labouring ttralor c fi , t4stral diem.% th ee areselented la city, and which wee weed by th e savoitty et be prakesional labour* oa bens fof hie wife end *hake& The respondent then petered into a leer belied amity* of the eirldence. (flui cam wee proceeding when we went to prow) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Won Mr &Tian./ Wier, k, lb. Can HAToyd TV 14C J. M. CIIIIIIIIL _ • To-do; wee snots teti toe the last eleothlados of this beak rope deneribed se of Enseet Old-tovra, dips, Tles 6,olrace-then. by Newts. Cooper sad Hearts. coin lIMMIWOO lehoart. 11.37. wi.h • dalkiesny of 34561 , sad orb lea., 1458, rhoirisp—Dr. • To eeedpee., tueeeeered. 6,4341. Go. sod to ihno, holdise ..suit, 3dM. ; profit., 60141. Cr. By property, 3601 ; trod. topeasso, 6031. not, 2771. kw, 116 f ; saterver, 16111. ; bows espesese, SW.; loom, UAL 2e. _ . . Mr. A. Jan snowed aw tbe easlgnerw, wed opposed, on the ground tend the seeeleato wen exceedingly usestleter eery, Nisi ine the mew, pert uarnoched. Mr. Limier* wee tr.r SE. baekropt, sad It wee olti ustely agreed thee sa ad minutest take plea for tartbeesesouate to be IN 111114/TrAILD. Mb bowknot war dateribrd as of tb. Bprossl Wordsworth, sad twig . woo rprdat , 4 for coasidsrstior of artdorts, but Jo lasers. was riparred, by Oa. orraist b , tbr of haws mu, r awry of opposition bad e THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANI4ON-11013/1. Jim,* Nam spos;4liiloWtl;rierd Namur, upon • s'ari's which 'hafted bin with haying asssalssi his .its Femme, caQh• Ith _ - Tb. atheitiat plarked set Fluky. Tks capasiasat wid—Os the awning m , toioned, about 2 tfalsalthlrdshadassearthows sad upbraided ..for sot ha, tags mak heard; kaothad vas sbnut tee hod Inth his Soy sod kicksd as is the body. Hs was drank et ths tithe. Ha ksd 111-wad as is a Wrath, satiate on other OM.' ekes yes•tottsly Its scud " knew I hr lsla doing bad sad that ha mast lays ny Hs asset c bat I had been panne mow ia ths strer Ho las des so work this 1.4 these !mks, sad has boss is tbs wascast habit of accusing in. of picktag ap mica is the abosth 11irdsiladamt-6lts busbies sway from home three days sad *its led has setssed kr see have a hailpmay =I am eat d mark. I dray having earthed her. bar kr a tight sad AS midribs had sone, sad I manly bar. I arm meld hrr Ott es as the strmte for money. The Lord Mayor—lf yea did yea acted is a moat di s. graceful was ; and I wars you, if you did um such die. graceful Isuguage, sot to repeat it agga. Dekedsat—l arms did use It, I sure yea. The Lord Mayor—You moat enter tato your own recog nisant* in 201. to Seep the peace mount sour wife sad ell ether p.n.s for the next thus mouths. The defendant Wirral into the required recognisance and wee &whereat. . . . Jaws Blake, who ban been twirl, eenvietai et title coed of petty theft, wae charged with eteelin botUee from e eerie amide the palmier of Mews. Rolfe, la GPM 8t Hals'a• . . . • peoeirutoese sells/man mid, that ea Ike peeler imeolog, while mewed in the cellar, be beard same tee poling skia erste about, and spat amesdiert the maps h. found tha prisoner with • bottle In hie head. • pokers& was called, who asarche.l the prisoner sad toned la his pocket live other batik., which bad also bees takes from the maw. iiropoTooo7c;ras on fenced io 21 da:. 6 . impriocomont with hard labour. GUILDHALL. XTRALING MI , • r. G ',rye tirtiretood ; • •• —• &1;;•71 . 64 . th:; Ear, heron Aldermen Salomon. sad Alderman urophery, charterot wick steeling • dank of hoof, heluegtes to Kr. Gomm. of Bayswater. Beery Garrett mid—On Saturday loot I employed tba pri mer to carry three dooks of beef to my cart. and about • IZiof an hour after I met hoot carrying a Bonk of beef. pml blot, and he mid my 6 , 4 was in the wt. I toltl lin to Warn with me, and believing he was following me, I wt 10 my cart, but found only two out of the three Sonia of beef Is It. Ovike, ■ detective officer, laid—This mm ma comic:tad et stir Old Bailey. Priame—That is false. I saver ma in custody beam Is John Uedirwood. 6.7. 1 ; II;t1;;;;Od GI —TM. an three brothers aud they have all beta tesented, sad ilia is George be has been easserseefty eon vbral at ads sewn few Mean meet. Amen Itakoonas—Do yen plead Ohl Prime—Yee, Ws, sod Iwt to be dealt with is this OWL Ai haw flahmeme—Well, ee yea ere use balms, I will save yes Ye bow& el the heatti. I thereitmt esseiatt you te pima Ay her MIIMIIII4 with Mel laws. MARLBOROOOII•STREET. PIN,ULAN OF 101 1 / 4 814T. Plithar! Care,./A, a rouitti•loking fellow, wee charged eith the t.loeing *Wit! robbery • ilika Daffy, foreman to Mr. Millard. boot: esker, 0(2,140- m:10y, mad that on Thursday eight he tensed from the Anp door of We employers two odd boom, and think*, that tie prone who bad *tone them mien *fide piy item s visit, he the next night (Friday) put the "fellow:* to the place wham the others wen *et from, sad kept march. About half-pest eight to mei th e prisoner walk op to the door and from the rm. tieing may *which be examined the various boots, ••• weiag him baggily leave, be went after him, and on L . lo ** up with him and seinen him he struck him arreral •••• le the fete wFb his Bet, and Mcerb him mg the heel reveral times with the boot, which mss s clammy-soled 'Pith* toot. H. then dragged him into s Lames shop, airt ekile *me s men cams in and nonfat hold of the Pease, and GEM " What are lee doing with the ma then eked him if be wee going i...V.the erase or sot. W11111•M told him tliare the ons. *Mk** thet the man was a ••roim, bet he famed We mistake out, for on s miner riftem mane he bolted, and he bad now no doubt that be 1 ..• friend of the primmer, sad that, had there sot been a •Plid mead the ab p. the prionease, by the sham dew. t '" mom, would bare effected his serape. The pair of i'ma d sorb that produced MY on% were worth 32a. TM primes, ttud , in einemr ea the magistrate (Mr. bastiarai, that be streak the witness be estf daises. Renseded foe s week. ilitowlNG A POLICEMAN INTO A QOARRT.—On Fade) bight, • poltooacmigalik, aimed Robert W•f4•11, the old Holinflethtreedt, war Iladditeraeld, hoed moo Miele is • wood that skirts the nod, 8... Was stoombinit wow, Mstoppsd of th• real. og • Poi° 4 6"1 .io•rt v, sad mated • wood, wide!' Ards ow • tro Ho.roadiag inudously towards the sobs, wait crouching! moan the tram aad was making ~ "`"I'• boo. . .M 411.1 am, whom be hod and ob sTM" owed op la his path, aad, driving his hood 1 'tto .4omsob, moiled him by th. lege, ad Wow r ob• imarry—• Aopth of shoal 24 fest. The orliw tke witrotaw• 0111,w, who was unable to move, r•Rt 11{0 4.106i112C• two mom who woe raw aced do w saw Hohnfirth•rod Mr/ mewed fights. sled bed Itio tw the arrest OR. He was aftreword• annoyed h the 111 •11.“6.14 learmory, when be wa• found to haw tootiewatt froneen• of lb. right With *BE elbow Ylpeeertring aignidotoeily.— M.■••••Off OUTS 1110111 TIM BIT? or t CIT —A work- It+ be Ibmiafra Works Cod no E•irwilAr from die o f Woe' billy% set in A rabid .are. Sea utter "voi Woo by furious wimel , *hi& thee bon ' .4r 04 —3,144 lower,. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1859. MONEY MARKET—TfiId 1441'. through the country by means of the government disbursements incidental to the season. Two o'CLocz. The funds opened this morning et a fresh fall of per cent., owing to the statements transmitted from the Continent of .the movement of Austrian troops towards Italy. Purchases followed, however, and prices are now quoted only per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. At this recovery the market now presents a firmer appearance. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 322,3101. ; exports of gold, 377,6901. • imports of silver, 363,7511. ; export. of silver, 13,3 041. DANK or IMILLND.—La A an. genre% te the I. U L M et Tel sad maim J I I T? -9. ieSsolosid .......... r . ainitat. 11;;;;;;robe 2 l ctr k e'd 116 . 1:10 Slim lofts Consols opened at to 1 ex div., for the Ilth l Jan., and are now quoted 96 1-16 to 1. For the Feb. settlement the present price is 96 3-16 to 5-16. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 96,1 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 227 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first Moue at 994; India Bonds at 18s. to 19s. prem. ; the March Ex chequer Bills, at 40e. to 425. prem.; ditto June, at 395. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature has been a fresh fall in Sardinian Bonds, which have been premed for sale as low as 86. A partial rally has, however, ring taken place. The New Turkish Loan is rather weaker, at 31 to 31 die. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are quoted 901 to 91. Venezuelan Deferred Bonds are lower. Sales are recorded es follow.:—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101, 101 k; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 k, 991, 1001, ex die.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 87k, 86, 871 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 301, ax div. ; ditto, for account, MMUS 111.011100 el Propekrecco' Oarttal....POßAO hdie LIMAI3 re02:21?7,41174. -- 474•717Dmorruiiii Othde 0020111•5 ...... g 10 .18.1109,745.1131 Gold ad Nine Cola— MVO O Z — ri b Taal..icret7l 1.011,819 Sim ?amid cjiiielli 11441,911 4141,94.078 Jan. 6. 1811 1.114.0T2 Y. IniumuLL. cud D 4 cub*. FRIDAY EVENING. The note in the Moniieur ooeaaioned general buoyancy in the Stock Exchange at the commence ment of business this morning. The funds opened at a rise of I per cent., and in every other depart. mot of busineu a stimulating effect was exercised. The animation, however, proved evanescent. During the afternoon sellers again predominated, and prices drooped. News of renewed weakness on the Paris Bonne tended to confirm the apprehensions of those who cannot discern in the vagno assurances of the Xoniteur any real amelioration in the position of affairs. The funds finally closed the same as yesterday. English railway stocks retain marked firmness; but, with this exception, the general tendency of the stock markets, which yesterday evening was buoyant, was this evening depressed. 301, 301, ex div.; ditto Passive Bonds, 10} ; Turkish Elie per Cents., 1834, 901, 91; ditto Six per Cents., 1838 (scrip of the first series), for account, 3}, 31 die.; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., NI, 161. At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 83c. for the end of January, showing a fresh decline of ' , per att. sines yesterday afternoon. Northern Railway shares opsoed at 950 fr. ; Paris and Lyons, at 832 fr. ; Lombardo-Venetian, old, at 633(r. ; ditto new, at 313 fr. The telegram reports " agitation continues." A permanent check to confidence is involved in the periodical transmission of sounds of alarm from Paris. There is a growing conviction that,under the present French regime, the peace of Europe hangs upon • very frail tenure. The feeling of confidence which is essential to the operations of the merchant, as of the investor, is gradually but surely weakened through the incessant threatening manifestations of an un scrupulous power: which marshals half a million of bayonets. Nor can the French public be particularly well satisfied with the conduct of a ministry which permits the financial interests of the country to be convulsed during • whole week throng'. alarming ' rumours, and which only steps forward with a vague paragraph in the official journal after a depreciation of 3 per cent. has taken place in the Rentes, and a species of panic has been spread through every market in Europe. The incessant " jobbing" on the part of officials which is carried on in Paris, and the shame less manner in which official secrets are utilised by a favoured few, excite equal animadversion and dis gust. The intended publication of the note in yes terday's Moniteur was known in certain speculative circles in Paris long before the general public were admitted to the information. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 961, "sellers," were first marked this morning 961 ex div. for the 11th Jan., and, after standing at 961 tot, had fallen at the close to 961 to 1. This was the "first making-up day" in Consols, in pre paration for the settlement. The government broker made another investment to the extent of about 13,0001. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1,1, 1 ex div. ; ditto, for account (11th Jan.), 981, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 97. 961, 961, 97, 961 ; New Three per Centa., 961, 97, 964, 97, 964 ; Bank Stock, 225, 227; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, of the first issue, 99 1, 99 1 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, felling payable in May next, 1001. Exchequer Bills were in demand, and advanced le., closing at 38s. to 41s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 16a. to 19a. prem. The foreign stock market retains a somewhat un settled appearance. In the morning the scrip of the new Turkish Loan was in demand, and was marked 21 die.; but the price bad fallen, at 4 o'clock, to 31 to 3 dia. The Six per Cents. of 18.54, after being dealt in at 91E closed at 90/ to 911. Sar dinian Bonds have again fallen considerably, being reseed for sale as low aa 871. The nearest quo tation at the close of business appears to have been 87 "buyers" and 881 "sellers." Bank shares to-day were steady, at former prices. Western Bank of London were quoted rather better. Electric Telegraph stock continues to decline. Aus tralian Agricultural and Canada Land shares were inquired for ; the latter were quoted 121 to 124. London General Omnibus shares were not sup ported at the late improvement, closing at 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 per 41. share. Eastl and West India Dock stock was officially marked 129. We also bear of transactions in Atlantic Telegraph shares at 2521.: . . . Freneh at. pieces are in demand in the London market at GOd. per oz. In the discount market yesterday there was a steady demand, but in some instances a fractional reduction from the Bank minimum was conceded, on the choicest bills. At the Bank itself, the applications were less numerous than of late. MINES-THIS DAY. The adjudication of the Victoria Government Six per Cent. Loan took place yesterday at the London and Westminster Bank. A large number ot capi talists were present, and the proceedings appeared to excite mach interest. The committee's sealed minimum was 107 per cent. At or above this figure 651,0001. of the Loan has been taken. The tenders below the minimum represented an aggee of 338,9001.1 The amount remaining imp is 319,0001., for which tenders have been received at the rate of 107 per cent, at the London and Westminster Beak until two o'clock to-day (Saturday), at which hoer the committee meet again. In the apportionment the successful bidders of yesterday will have • preference over other subscribers. A commission of I per cent. is offered to stockbrokers who forward tenders from their clients. Two o'CLoor, In the mining market to-day, East Basset shares remain dull. Par Consols, Wheal Trelaw nay, Trefasui, East Cara Brea, North 1)olcoath, and Wheal Basset shares, are in request. Worthing Mining shares are rather firmer. Foreign mining securities are unaltered. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The week be developed so large extent of bashers, but lestrerel metals have ameneed farther diffuse in prime. Mirtelly smintaise he upward tendency, aid maskers tia soli raw copper. The hoiden of foreign hew here mad time realised et geed prices, 1131. and 1131. 111. per Is. having bees obtaiusd for Harm Burrs. Iron le sot ecidvely Inquired for, but this. le no wean of confidence la the pro seems of the trade. Scotch gig he. &god again a hale, being now Me. 6d. cash. Tin Thie metal bee become un ameectettly bnoyent, from a tumour that the sale of bones in the summer will be rather sheet of the qoantity e xpersed ; prime have edvanoed, and holders are shy of sating. Spatter emintaine the improvement noted last week. Tin plate' or. seamanly dearer, but the demand is checked in At the half-yearly meeting of the Mariquite m'a J 1. 6 7: 6 W GreastlialtningCompany,held yesterday, • dividend en& IM. per share wee declared. An eztatordinary general meeting of the sbereboklers of the Reed. sad Canada Lead Comport, wee held yeaterday,Mr. Wm. Oa, M.P., in the chair. The following iseolations were mewed and conied unanimously, vie.:-1. That the resolutioas et Me ertreordisery gamed meeting of theshareha held ea the 24th Dee., 1868, be, and the name or. briar, essinned. 2. That the manner of winding up the mined the smpaiy shall be by the directors realis ing all the ere de mad rdsets of the company, paying all the debts due from the compsey, and dividing the surplus swag the eltsreholdere la rateable proportion among those only bolding folly paid up therm, and those who have paid 91. par share. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on Hamburg and Frankfort were in demand at rather lower rates. The other exchanges were firm. The quotation' are ahowa below : Amsestelses. Mess meths, 11.171 to ; dites, slaret, 11.16 to ; Belleedmis, three mouths. 11.174 to herimmet, titres swaths, 25.30 to 6 ; Sualumr, merle 13.6 to l ; Par., ihno ire 16 .10 be 16; thine months, 16.31 i to 74 meihrlisires, them maths. 1181 to enable, tides swaths, 364 to 664 Visas s( ti„ three mouths, 10.39 to 41 ; Trim*, ditto, ems smile, 10.40 to 4 ; Madrid, three eseasha, OS to ; Owns, three mouths, 494 to 1 ; Leghorn, them maim, 36.70 to 80; Geom, three montha, 26.46 to 8 11 ; 11Wies, three mouths, 404 to 1 ; Palermo, three memhs, 1M as ; Yseise , dose months, In to ; Liatom, *due 621 to I; Oporto. 90 days, 621 to 63. We regret to hear of the resignation of Mr. James Hutchinson, chairman of the London Stock Ex change, on the ground of ill-health. As a slight token of the general respect, a number of the mem bers are proposing to subscribe to a testimonial. The election of another chairman will take place in March. The present deputy-chairman is Mr. Norbury, of the firm of James Capel and Co, The holders of Buenos Ayres Bonds have every reason to be satisfied with the tenor of the edemas by the present packet. The remittance by this op portunity is larger than usual, amounting to 8,0004 which completes the 48,000/. stipulated for the year 1837. The advice, refer to the prospect of a large revenue being derived from the public lands, and as saticipation is expressed that future packets may being some considerable sums derived from this enures, and applicable to the purchase and cancel nut of Buenos Ayres Deferred Debt. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this welt an increase of 7211. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued last evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : The weldsl whom spewed es Toseday with a fair driller meet desesiselemsef use, and Mapreved Feiss iv ems Mir have Imes mealtd. Naumann ohm of Uwe beset 1011, et which much gide eziesed„ V_-rims rage from 3a. to 7a higuer dem at dm elm ha yew. Of eager, large qusatitiss of patsy loathe bow leas eared, and these show • fall of 6d. to Is. he white hearse, Makes going off freely at about the inner cur. rimy, while sorts 'nimble for refiners twiny tall lash The low eons of rice continue to attrad attention. .sal see TWIST dearer. Saltpetre is Is. to la. 6d. lower. Entire,* eels of spice are declared for sent week. The tea market is the The return of the Bask of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 6, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Oirettlation twiee Circedation aches 20,662.260 lemmas 771.900 Public dope its Other deposits Osearament escoritise la beak*, 10 , 806.931 Decrease 2,660 The fib. Jamie! ley Mining Company have received ad vice* of which the following to • —Prodaos for October, 24,497 Othwas ; ditto November, 16 days, 10,764 oitavae , ore retest for October, 7,472 tons, yloldiog 3,149 Mari. per ton; stamps working for ditto, 130.68 heads per day ; oats for October, 8,866 f. 84. 34.; profit for October, 4301. 3e. 94. Di whores.—The Brighton will pay, it is cal allwal, to. tat. d 7 pee eat. perannum for the past half peer, _Mlidt will mike op foe the year, with the peweiding dividend, 6 per nat. 61 par Nat. is talked of floe the Mid. teac h . fie Is, the Greet Northam and 44 Is, the LOWAIXO mid Yorkshire. The neat holi-yeerly dividend of to. Great Women may he at the rens of 4 per oust per endue —at teat se " • Great Weston Proprietor" calculate,. No en man then hr, unconnected with the mango mat, le Mdr able to form each an estimate. U the Greet Western declare at the forthcoming balf-yewly rearm a diddled et the rate of 4 per cent ger winem, wit ad, be, in het, Ipm Cell. too the year 1811, fen Ila well-known that oaths feat occasion the Great Woken sae wad their dividend.—threpigh. PROPOSED RAILWAY 111 THE ISLE OP WIGHT.— The etteispi to raked the convenience and expadltioa of midway tremdleg to the Isle of Wight to about to be reweend with even prospect of .acme. The principel rimmed penny hove within the last few days held meet- ' le es prawn the knimion of a line which, ow the cow =et Mau Pat i nn. will complete ths eummuniestio* die swerepie mid Ryde, Newport, Cowes, and the heentifel Ride Sewn ef Vintner and Bouchurch, the climate et with& ie preenuted by method men to be the most aaln- Mows in the &Ida his.. Ms proposed railway, se laid down by Megan Btrideshaw end Conybeere, is to commence dose to the pee at Ryde, wed theme proceed to Rowlands, when it add divine to Hs right to Newport, and theme, touching at Parkkeret sad Northwood, to Cowes ; and to the left, proceeding coestward so fiendown by Omen, to iitenchurob sad Yentnor, which may be needed Ns the eastropolle of the island. The beautiful worry end ie*metieg climate of the Undercliffe will thm be made aceserM to the invalid without having reconne to the naked journey emcee the Ms. It has been urged se an objection to Samar eases for the introduction of rail ways into the bind that the privacy of Mr llakety's manes renieme et Cowes mOt hove been leterlend with ; but by the ?upend plea dire k t . been Mtn k lay down die line in ,„. arpartment .„. Other securities In hanky; department 18,209,742 Ineresse 1,239,609 ! ••°‘ • i•••••-r •• 1 •• • • id 1 ./ ladi Wiiiii;WlW TIN Mu talon of the labs of Wight, to the lest teems, wee Coin sod banks In both ~..,,,1 60,324, against 36,431 In 1331. se %were et 42 per departments Mien day swisatle bab• • •" , i'' ' br2ma• ''''''''"' Monism et left years Us teen at the este of WO pee cent, st the Ran Ryde, end 336 per tent. at Vintner end Scuebardt. The News is ewe , f • v 12 4 161 ." 1:4 " 1 ". 683.' n„,, , necessary pine ham is lodged et the Beard cif Tends, sad Tend raservs(nalM - a etch)6o3 351 ; the bill is le be pretended with in the coming maim I. l kinki n 4111 " 8 "" 12.738.399 nem." . THE LASE SUICIDE IN ST. JAMES'II-PARK.IDLif• The strik . feature in this return is the preesure TIVICATIOX 07 TRU Boor.-1n coneeptence of oh* Varklall for ' denoted by the enormous in- gae.Rr.gia which have appeared in moraine sod rwelei onese in the " ether " securities. The movement in . semis, Charing-wow Meeks' has been besia.ced by per- The n ee sees whe ham mimed their Mande, and yesterday aflame= demease ths delxmients' however e mer ver. rve shows is m a lar nsi g -;e g i al i .. try . 69-3,3sll.llB4w_,dams°"Blalatia•d. _ . 88 iiwbft W)l4lm„_ . 1c . r .0 , rp aged_ T 30, of , The coin and bullion show an increase of moderato . vo rd d = B ,, prrlia.l.l....garatMarmr: Bedford , tbec:ll96:. metoant, notwithstanding the diffusion of coin b.' b u il/ s oft b e tbsbui,„„„, E . ly,: IM a SHARE L152.1-7HIS DAY. Two °TWIN" The railway share mullet to-day is very dull, and in a number of instances a decline of to per cent. is presented, in sympathy with the heaviness of Console. Caledonian stock has fallen per cent., and North British # per cent. Present quotations are as follows:—London and North Western stock, 981 to j ; Lon don and South Western, 941 to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 981 to 1; Midland, 1031 to 1; South Eastern, 221 to 1 per share; Caledonian, 88 to ; Great Western, 1881 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 121 to per share ; York and North Midland, 78 to f ; Berwick, 94 to ; and North British, 81 to 1. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares hays again given way. Northern of France are quoted 371 to 38 ex interest ; Paris and Lyons, 331 to 34 ; Lombardo-Venetian, II to prem. (ex the new shares and ex int.); ditto, new, 1 to 1 prem. Dutch Rhenish and Great Luxembourg railway shares are heavy. d • == riAT IN 1. W . ! PA ▪ .11410 WO. IV= Smola Mob Mos. t ee N ▪ ot emit re. t tit &Mk. W war. 11,&) Groat . DckactoVsllt;da:iik: Lastasto sad D. D. see TtititisT... raT: utalr DrteYt ga . Lch ..rat.ausadasth. ....--- elm Illomal routts and rat ienblr110•111116116111m iota Mini Dam, WM astt 11. O. N. It. 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Do. forlawsu rwl•LaisOalf.Orn Or Dimon% Lem— Vlseeli beds..— Dm— ....... ;i: sa IA ,11' "1 T ; LA Ai I di. 1.. Y it il II I 66 OMI i Ii IMOULI . 1 US IN ad iii Ub nta SP LOS zd DI ad N U - 0 NI lad Ile 111 WO 11l ad 1081 111 is ID 10 11 le WO 410 111 1$ 71 11 90 96 1. 11 a OS il Si 64 S 3 N6l i• i 99, Ilk .. I 410 1 11. 21 1 UO Se U , a no it 1201. 210 OD 110 1111 li SI a • U 0 a X RI. I 4 di. 4 I pa I 11 11 11 SI 40 41 10 PS i 1 4 I 1 91 •1 • • • 11 1 dk 1 i It 2 " i si ii IM M t I NO IF Si ilf is is I, sr U U N II 25 51 ad t. ig A as 2l s 2 12 2 2 1 12 _ _ I; all. 11 U. it. If - 2 1 Ili 13 /1. U PM i i 311 P. Rs ura v. km' ORDINARY MARIN AND /TOON IL 16 * I 741 1 ilaalrall ' I 7 °I. :VIC " VI k*5170.26 IT! i i ; lli 104 0 a. si sI L sisj E - 1 10,1111 10 SVIN S7l xd RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The traffic return' of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the meek ending Jan. I, 'mounted to 425,7101., and for the correoponding period of last year to 397,0801., showing an Morse., of 28,0.301. The puss receipts on the eight railways having their tarmini in the metropolis amounted, for the meek aniline ea above, to 173,4831.; and for the Forresponding . rek of last year fo . , 167,4361., showing an inertnie of 6,0461. The theniese at the Eastern Counties railway amounted to 3671.; oa the Lemke and North Weeds, to 6,8481.; on the London end Blackwell, 1141.; m the London, Brighton, and South Coast, to 91. ; on the London and South Waders. to 3061. ; and on the South Eastern. to 3141. ; t0t51,6,9581. Bat from this must be derlooted 8891., the decreed on the Great Northern, and 241. on the Great Western, laving the increase as above, 8,045/. The receipts en the other linty in the United Kingdom amounted to 262,2171., and for the c ,rreapondiner period of 1857, to 229,8421, showing an Increase of 22,6831. in the receipts of these lines; which, added to the %cream on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 28,6301. as compered with the oorreeponding week of 1858. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DLIRERNWREL—Ysidin , day morning, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'dook, • fire broke out on the extensive maims oeosyied by Mr. J. Phillips, plated cork mendecturer. No. 10, Bowman-street, Clerksnwell, whisk reenthd In the &straddle of the workehops In • comparatively short ethos of time. At the time of the outbreak the whole of the in mates bed retired to red, sad the first deem was given by several persons passing by, and a cry of fire the mimed when the inmates of the house were aroused to their thee of an ger. The dames were sweeping everything within their range, when the London Brigade engines were got to work in en admirable manure under the direction of gr. Biel& wood, the ruperintanisat ; bat, notwithalend . l op evez marline, the firs was not subdued until that w contents were destroyed, as well as the workmen's tools, and the adjoining pregame of Mr. G. Clarke:sr, habordesher, coasiderebly damaged. The name is mimes.. The loos will fall on the Atlas and ether cane. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—TRIG DAY. The market is fine. The subjoined ere the quotation Town tallow, 51.. 9,1. 130 it cash , Petereberg, - 1.C., os tM apt, 92.. to 62a. 3d. ; J to liar* 52.. to 3d. , lldearlt only, 52a. 6d. to 62a. 9d.; A pA to June, 60.. 3d. to 6d.; October to December, 61s. 6d. MARKET AN EltAollll.—Town tallow, 64a. 3d.; fat by ditto, 2.9. 100. ; yellow Rossi's% 63a. 6d. ; malted stuff, 38a. 6d.; rough ditto, 22a. ; tallow graves, 16a. ; good dregs, 72. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) D►ris •od Company report wads flan, • dam od for Food green hay sod clover, prices without situation. Prima meadow hay, 78s. to 84a.; superior ditto, se.. to 90a. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 70s. t • rows, 60s. to Ma, ; clover, old, 93a. to 105 a. ; ditto, good sew mooed cut, eat. to 96e. ; maw, 245, to 30a. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Pioe apples and grapes are still plentiful and outagest for the demand. Fen samples of Portugal grapes may also be had. Pears in meson monk of Ne plus Menne, Winter Nell% Aloe Mormon, and Jean de Witte. The supply of apples its well kept up. &micas nets fetch 20e. per bushel; Brazils, lea per bushel; Spanish, 14a. per bushel; almonds, 24.. ditto ; walnuts, kiln-dried, 20.. ditto. Spenisle bezel nets ham mused, and are in good order tot planting. Chestnuts foe the same purpose fetch from 89. to ICs. per bushel; finest defeat chestnuts range from 20s. to 24e. per bushel. Kent cobs ars scarce; they realise 60e. per loOlbe. New oranges fetch Bs. td. to 10s. per 100. Among ms. tables me some nice cenliflowers. Greene am plentiful. French beans scarce. Potato sass are heavy, except for best samples ; faesign goods are folly 10s. per ton loser than last west. Azilees fetch from 41. to 6a. per dozen. Cucumbers plentiful. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, geraniums, violets, mignoue.te, heaths, sad Piss Apples. we 3. to Cs Orsades, Old 6 4 Glom, per lb., Is to es Lansaw. par dos.. Is to to ei Piu par So., dd to Is P.O 64 — s. stoptag, p. I ebess,ll6,l to Ss Cobs. Pm lb • 64 Id 64 . AW6N. per btobed. Rs to Is V EGIIIITABLE. 066126corera. cook 4d to &I I Looks, par lamb. SS to St Groom p. dos. bunobas, do to do • Mallets. Or Ile. dal &AM Porton. p. too. Ike 63100. I alertle. Or Pe, 44 14 01 perbee,tota AI Lgshass. os. . pat seani.la lob II pm ewe. Its to 60 eab, pea womb 1416 Old Oartols, per b 4d to t o ld We, per eaote l l . l , • Jo Of Turd" get .44 Rena 1,44 W p. 15011646 Mooch. p. We. 1601 to fa Ileahreema, P. Pott.. 44 la 14 Deomaabero. rob. da to t I Ileasy. Nr 12 bunches, fa to 41 Pak per Aps.. ls ell to a Ilivolf. da. Al to 4d *Am p. Wade, ls to le Id PREACHERSHIP AT YORK CASTLE.—The Rev. Thomas Myers, M.A., tutor ot Holy Trinity, Goodsongate, has been appointed by the Demi and Chapter to the preachte ship at York Castle, void by the demise of the Ern. George Steward. YORK CATHEDRAL.—The Dean and Chapter of York have appointed Dr. Moak, of Oxford, to be organist and choir muter in York Minster. THE CONGREGATIONS AT THE SPECIAL SERVICES. —That • Mrs compared of whet a good man card " Beligkem Trots" attend these lectures in greet numbers is a demon strable het. Them Trots" consist of a large sad nomad population who belong to the Church Universal, end are stated worshippers in no particular chunk ce etrapsl. They are constantly on the outlook for pleceede, sebertinneetec and bills of Sunday Ere, and walk moray al thme half-a-tions miles to ben a favourite or a popular preleher. Fag ' hoot, and snow, never stand In their way. A collection at the church-doors dose not is the hist dime an thin. Vonore powerful infliction of seated= from pew to pew they oast conduct away from their pedals at the minas of a halfpenny, or, like the sthellsrat women de scribed by Mr. Spurgeon. the " Int " is ma absorbed in tinging " Fly - abroad, thou mighty Gospel," that her eyes are fixed on the ceiling, and her heeds imesesodiesily hafted on her hymn-book, and therefore is van the warden or deacon pokes her elbow end tries to tam her sympathise in the direction of his plate.—.Prers. THEOLOGICAL STUDIES AT CAMBIUDGE.—The Vioe-Chaisoellor of the Uninewity of Ceatheidge hes pa- , Herald an important report, which be hr ,sawed frogs the Board of Theological Studios. The first part (A) m= that instead of a knowledge of the whole d the Testament being required from candidates for the ordinary examination, they drat be expected in future to esteblish • proficiency only in a portion of the Epistles, together with the Four Gospels and the Acts. It is alto ~sMd that the period of early ecclesiastical history ideated for exami nation shall extend from A.D. 451; end that the Begilek nformation and the Liturgy of the chunk doll to included to the acme examination yam The second pert (B) towns that is ileum amok candidate be required to attend only am creme of theological Warm, instead of two, but to per se exaides- Lica also to the subatance of the course helms attended. The third part (C) suggests that new lecture-rooms be provided for the professors of divinity. The fourth mad most im portent part (D), though it contains no tumid° al gives the ouradiet of the baud to the establiehemet i Sr W ma i » complete system of theological training than has at present existed. Preparing candidates for holy orders ought to be the chief duty of the university, but hitherto it bee not here sakieutly recognised end attended to, and we Brandon rejoice that • step has at last been taken la the right Mario doe, end that we now have it officially acknowledged by the university that it is time that the teaching of theology should mount* Its proper plate in the academic eurneslimi.— Gtribridge Independent. Cline INTELLIGENCE.—Front a French per we have intelligeoce that Mr. Monty la about to y twenty Crblindfold, at the same time. We are i that lorphy, on Monday lest, publicly challenged Barewlrat to play him • match of five raven games for 600 k., offering the odds of the pawn and move. This chtvabous cartel was not accepted, for the reason (mist Jamul that on • pre vious occasion the Promise had not been well trend by the UrAmerican crumples. Considering the courtesy that Ides*? has extended to each and eh of his since he rioted Rumps, this, perhaps, le the mat excuse that mold have been made for declining the ohallenge so boldly proceed. We have to examinee with deep regret the death of a distinguished Indian officer end valued con tributor to oar chess column—Brigadiar•General John Jacob—who has been lost to his enmity deer • brief illness of but five days. We ere yet in possession of nun yof the skilful and elaborate problems of which he was es enthodattio end able composer, and we shall take care that they recedes the publicity of which they are so richly deserving.—See. SALE OP THE ROSHERVILLE HOTEL AND GARDl2lB.—This well-keown property, with all the build ings and fixture', is amounted far saki by public suction, under the devotion of the Vim-Chancellor, at the Auction Mart on Thursley, the 24th February next, ha one lot. It will be a speculative lot, and may :turn out a bargain to soots enterprising capitalist. That It may caution se a plan of anntmement ought to be the devout wish of all Grantee& for orate closed end Gravesend's sumac prat pects would to poor indeed.—Maidfone Jeered. REWARDS POE MERITORIOUS iCONDUCT.—Wit understand that it is the intention of Sit John raldngtes, in distributing to distingehhed naval officers the few rewards at meritorious cooduct which are at the disposal of the First Lord of the Admiralty, to divide them as equally and fairly ea partible amongst the most deserving ofilass sad therefore not hereafter to give good service (tensions to the superinten dents of dock or victualling yards, or officers holding other profitable appointments during the time of their holding such poeinona._ NORFOLK ESTUARY.—A meeting of the directors was holden at Lynn, on the 29th alt., instead of the monthly meeting of the committee of works. A slew wee previously taken on that inoraing, In company of the wegiseare, when it wee found that the reclamation of lead wee properieg even more rapidly than had been expected. This will also_ have the effect of strengthening the banks of the Vinegar Middle Cuts ; and therefore of diminishing the outlay upon them.—Cessbridge lideprodent. ACCIDENTS IN THE HUNTING Fun:l.—The meet of the Brienham Mccc Foxbound.s on Saturday lark wee at Craw-roe* Brambem Moor. Then woe 'geed tenstsr of gen tlemen, Sir W. M. H. MElae, Bert., andCeptaln Matkham. members of the hunt, being meet. A tea wee ateresd, Gad the hotrods woe soon in full cry, followed by the madams. on horseback. The chess was pursued meet rigorously for some time, when Sir W. Mallow in attempting to take a fence, was tutfortooately thrown from his keens end sus tained a fracture of two of his ribs. Captain Markham ex perienced • similar dieaster to the worthy baronet, In tease enuring to deer the more fence. The mint he wee Mktg after some difficulty got over the fence, but this was no sooner accomplished than Captain Markham eue dismounted end thrown vicilestly upon the ground, the rent being the fracture of his leg. It Is satisfactory to state that the hon. heronet. who in at his residence at Nan Appleton, aid also Captain Markham, who is at his mansion, Hem Hall. are both proenesing favourably towards recovery.— Yorkshire Gazette. _ AN ASPIRING JUVENILE.—On New Year's Eve • vast crowd of persona congregated in and about the Metho dist Chapel, ht Bronwylfa-sonare, Jim*, to hear the oratory of a youth named R. Williams, about thirteen years of son of a dreamed porter on the Chester and Holy head Railway, who wan accidentally killed whilst in the discharge of his duty at Holyhead, leaving a wife and children unprovided for. The boy hes fol lowed this itinerant profession about Ave years, end is said to he gradually improving in matter and delivery. He certmely speaks the Welsh language plainly end properly, though in hie discourses many gram matical OMB interpose, and he beano regard to puttotuation. He chore for his text, John sot. 14, 16—endeavouring to show that he had received the gift of inspiration, and WYs impelled to Impart ft to the younger branches of the COILIMU atty. He traced the birth and finding of MOM, from whom the Messiah wee to spring, as typical of the change from law to Christianity, - ithd its succeeding spread throughout the land, particularly in Wales, of which he was proud to be the youthful disciple. His style wee quite novel, and he was listened to with deep atseatket. It wee ell in the Walsh verneculer.—NortA Ware Cloreeerle. • EDEN N ALLEY RAILWAT.—The lotting of the works for the formation of this has took place out Thursday at Appleby. Tho contractor to Mr. Lawton, at Newcastle, end the sem fa 73,0001. The highest tender wee 02,0001. The Uwe fa to be completed by Sept. 1, 1860. in 10, 91 IN a va2,4 WTI $ rr 34/ On 64 1:6 4. 4 um HI lie i id 14 U 14 IN 3d 1120 • '1