The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENek. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANI.RUPTCY. (Reese lb. Cassialoser Orralbws) 11 at LYON 11AXIML. ge r ms made am a « tor ib. saw from 27.1, - di ado trakimit, SIP wee mismittol saw =oaths Zemorabig rad to the modolhodes et the lam I* 1. 1 Wm we ar t tod7. H. insist Ms optics " ba g ykig cortiacats %geed by Mt. Welmara r tba so the eacie piss Tri od asandy attonded Lyon Based la the Chaera's ribm w as dee year loot past. I furtbar say that I hare elearvell • vote change m hica ; h hos wasted la W Yin Is touch impaired. Ho boo ala lately .7 2 %• *. .d drianto a &paper Sag inanity ; M it is my - Lae easmalw 11l become of aortal =lad if he r om a bags issorcatata" 0 4 dmoi r Simla cola panda mall b. hid to gas o r & ow n W astdtority to bolorin la tbo ass eta sea • 61 bps amatiod &wad prepay esrwarriss tiro law dirrigob m • g r . mown sabassod Sol i aselkato of the soma sr oribist. anted list Se imma vs approaching .0 of parr th is sight have las the reason why be id - 661% wawa %overly wits ha Wars dr amt. ni c sm ignir- - You know ea base as jmiallsalos at area lar; ear Jariodicloa Y wbsity dorhod from Oa. IA Illosaa-Imy writ of record hie tlho power to n ow boa SW= la ash a ars Hew could • ison Awl aMYsriy be saissaml to rive cyorrecteast WIMP New da. MIMS@ of lataity to la haw • 11 NIT ralssal to give rad la thil ore gadibilinimon• w •Wouriss the Era la death. Is ▪am d.r NSW Was Mr. Camimassr Rokoyd, ia sm, wbo ams commaimod curds what as • I A asdiato- Tbseassairsor-Tha Is a lolall7 dlesuat= ba dissas-Talsall Wad pawl Wed Yd ollpitumil aim Oil, mil law his woe lir is aid& sal be wan dloborged sie rsiOlkeviewes. mailasmr-la ate a ass saplasspruar Y gill& bix t r oseme illsaargo by ea lifth dna ; assika ✓ ds mak slapsoma stasa lbw as alma poem o w a I Y SY nano lido um ma ass saw olil Ar ssid="l. but berm be did ad massy r She ryaetioow" awl bo osandlled sag Wass& Wes lad leis the Lards Zulus aid ter tellioads slaw boo w votand bis as asel mai S alias la snows.snows. Slop. tag aid lad la "doss I wriGINN, satie asopsors artlisado vas mast Ws aoldadist iho sours so dasisrp lk. abe t ella • paw ea Carlstia's bask, a allot that lapelsaaussa 00101 to Is saahriall as. roalsimat tat atdy as bag spalsas slaw at Amelia las asiaso. 06666.—That b ally • nark of lfr. lath 16100 Y Is made as • ass la teldsli the Laid Chimmther dad N hags • halampl Y thus disumehmas Tble lab* Y asmised me be assmi• to the 161606 des and, eel I dry d am posur Oa ateharp his ea maw pen& Nil la • MANN tths ad b be am lf gp this Is q Was eases bales aq tbs tgledls rim el sassmis; sad If my an of itsa 6. alt sismaileath and thlie the immes eblia 1111NTINI to the arasetif= l. • theessdiag. • Idedra.dear Ms aa•pose, la swear la air mart, ■ 6i lbw Mast masei la the argilmilas • 1116rnsa—T6 sad wag st WS &Mew the war tlike tins the talsa talath sesit ilme se he Saga te arm ban the awn. ear add that at pawl abstaver bed beta hid ea din 6 sail past the resseat organics. no mast hat reel mgr th• bankrupt aatti 6 dad that, a ati▪ i d mask art dis deals mos of his terming in -•611 be astemed to the maketha of the 'what hod beams n his preperty. This pm had bees pima lei the court - lhr the pu p* of wig bonampie to state truly and fully ilia Mom et their prepeely. It wee perfectly clear Whew% sad this view IM Ma confirmed by every trl• Shea iamb this am 16 gate, that a Imp gatatity d ad beta shatreeted, of white be amid give sesath whatever; hie sonar - 1 e wore la 6 ▪ 1106 degree sentmdictory and emirs. Beery mess me takes to Mt their truth and aria picas had tom eternised ; and the result vreentlie add by giving so sessmat whatever that my reasonable lid mid be MAW with, and be wee committed, pestily ausleapt, but until he should ▪ erse mom He had the opportunity of mai at era. • hat the court did not recommend Nde so i t he salt' teem to reiterate his form Mate emile, tad asesimpeasy them with the same vehement decima lise sod petialsias os he had than used, which might or Wel ast he marl. It wee argued by lir. Sturgeon that insanity me ashy heated by the roan s conduct in court; but timid theme symptoms might be Mined ; end it wait very 666 sod might be very convesiest he • beakrupt, Asa 6666 what he had dose with • largo mood of aspety, N .mace a dassearer sad Nee which might sine as an mom far an nreetkioctery esaver. le that as it might this was ashlar to posat the 6=66 breaght up, provided 6 pat the migase tom ; he atm come up at his own stet. Urea such an = i t as this it was quint new the wart could not interfere. Ihe affidavit did sot my Nat trinity baulky existed, but that the bask mit wee wasted to flesh, and hie health melt impa;red (it did not say from what muse), and net he bed lately exhibited symptoms of apposehlag Malty. It would be a most asesnas preadeat sum on each an affidavit. But the mean et a = ltd the court say power to NI smelt a ems& the man had no power to grant a hobos The Lord Chimelior bad, as in the ere et Cron, wh= Mud at him own house. But that mee depended ea entirety Mena grounds from the present; the owdleas ad Sea Sossd and prolecuon withal; sad the Lard Claw odor alter hearing the awe decided that be woo rightly *melody. la the ram of Nita, who woe mandtted Mar a B it" certifies% the comilseioners clearly hod the sem to discharge, and had morehed tt Has the seat bed so such power, however mach it might repel thie this rasa bad been go bug Is cuseedy. H. sight come up whenever he chose at his ova es• sues sad if be told the truth about his property, he 'meld etas his anthem. Yr. Sturgeon Lied the court to allow the bankrupt to ass ap wuheut paying the costa. Hit Honour declined to make such au order, and sug• prod that H %mild be hardly worth while to have such an aLlitioa m hod occurred Wore. ter KM 0. TIN we a itivide;d . 'ream — .. ht11;;;;;tate nt %Yid Back beer been (et the Ins al Byers, Walker, sad bye). Tb. &tilted la expected to be 15a. is the pound CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAT. (Befon• Mr Bws Mak issi Xt. hetke Wm.) TES MURDER OF TRAIN, TEE DETECTIVE orricsi. pli,..Sattise. 37, • Ilanorna, woo friendfur as sunder of Charism Than, b ninety bin with • • The primmer was Om arraipwd yrs a Artist Wefts a0r1.1•6 sad U. ea sassy, ail property of Ar th ur &aim Ind ant faulty to both chute; arid aithdrew Ma am application to te matt by a jury partly 0744101111114 Mparo, sad aisteni to be Wad by an Magi& Joey. M. UWE sea Air. Minh saulhasiol the preasendaa. le Omer wee thalinibal by lb. I.llley, throat& the Nor ieemeselna et Ma aineflb. • eneesseesen mike wine side aria Imputed to the how wet aemmitesal TIM be Ilea la dm nissillsetios se *Wok mil it will Ise warassary to give the *tidier Well es the purse etemelm. It will be resellested dot bliweer, eh. •et seepseled of he.t.i Min • age& phi eels* to Mc Arthur Itallesties, o sisek-brehor, et mem taws late wish* try the 'elks et Ember& ttrsdly, end • *rule wee seat Is Lo. On Yet 4 NI led the dams& whit vas ass elf the deteetive diem dbdly eflaades. wet dispatched to tale dews, ad the WI! 111111 lens it to Negleed, sad they tidied is dr %din nem% trees Ilandwg. os ids wainiag l eidadievembar. The pelesere yea pissed le • Pliandle sd dmideoled Ida li an Cl th" 11. cur etdm in Itsalwillblowler gni dist they had sideness ed ids SW we elSM 11111 •Nive_pbeesr ins be don dine. sad :; 1 1 Idienesells rime deldeniely pisenied Lis ad En din Is ids dnees; end le On nide Est disreel ode ears woe Ann mi NNW is fie dins as dos mid is ss is h p lidedled fined epos db idea en eels sod ide Oahe* ds banisnled. .seep) in ids ttairdse name di arm I ie isibdo ; awl bed 114 ups the demi The Mom sea ebse die nos dr demi ad erinieisi the ▪ 111 2 11 do nil tine dr ease bed disks bkb she =el Wiling din idles lee WI wombed Ikea b .77.111 Is se. nil b well ebesi or lla a dm side Inds Mid ids . 6. l* Vit s _Sad tbsi de did an Ire by Ewe pow- Ire peed: dim Wide boos don as. re% ,7 ▪ 0 1 _did% Weibel* nen die bin. eel ids /bid alTil "be sseindy le NI din; sad be legebed • me big MI per idnegi end and* kin. nod eiesb met b des an lint The denessd, "int et Ids soul Is isideal. see ado is omPle. Awe de did am sibisuide Am s dr ids 1 babel isaimul dide• did and de ads earn d ; id Is os Inman* spa die eatolig ids L_V"mule diesese ipsilles. Ids puniest "delle ie i yie g S essi el at it wi llbere s e ser di re L. 11.) r general meet r•a bald at lb. wn of tit, board le up to the 30sh 170. id.; . psid•op rapt - 2011,!•061. t... dd. the bank ill the ,including those ak In the c..l.miee e to the bent at So , 1.197,806:. Luados sad the Igrw. 17e. IL rAr A 4 the half aatatfactaty, .ad that d th. ror- Ats d t►e halt • providing for lents, 'amounted sammunded One time bait yame. or DOI , sad leaviag lid., Ind Utime• miscanmai of • cm d w report, dimes tbie mason ; there LhiNE this r". 414 --- As bed &km, reught ems s• • wee of lbw beak ris" la inley after wile d IV C TOT. Irv*, bum I rug car tors. TILIMPTON. parsesph op- Ihr.v.• award SS a a aalmrpsoa as .1 that arra al! a Won isd • see of tam. pareingeO. Kahn joyeihr moss as Wells , rig a mai Mods bsgs, awl IS WM an had mat hailed : - w Thai arnd • Illen m drag" reerivid • cesria• Wag cemommide• . . I t 74 tlb• Irma R = wad l'elaip old Vv ing nad IMO g. 1.. missal*/ p ttitt of pin= re Pe l a t i lbilt Woo d dr dela wan rabbis the Ikvalevard vest dvy they 14 vow 6.a, led at tt. y Inv* sow IC. Yoe. It proms La Paris; NJ bad alarm bate ant Wan in stwertalalag ing of one of Lb, tore. Mr. Peltier tiered ilea it w , or bort Englimb 14 probable in S, , i , ll.in o r ti m go • annlar en form a portion —A telegraphic aei Radetaky died I Wares of • week. mead year. Sanp sty foe the Prior NEW emelso, htY be sumber ins weeps aid tou r th. quarter esti me were Mudded dine Jose 30, th. 10 Doling thot e attended and 13 ▪ 1.1 night of I lit...ate& Not he tpreserehtios of it omit height, rho.. hy cotive)ing e•••• :nand great*, obliged to - direct at kept tiering the ups the alarm at to the terse et pa thaw giving the tees a body of atety Iles on duty by the Menses their trap tag the peat year norms is Wit mt. be the emerepolle. ire of 1866 eve ea t• 111 shortly be atMed adoe-britice; Bet. mad the committee • of Poplar, Lime abortly co-operate I an ere eeels I chteety-built disc death by An lime r the escapee. 'ENGLA;D.-011 • very interesting -barrl mad grimed' ve-Tyse, on the I. Fat& • yomen ol temple...ay kit bed lately la the 4 retractable firm Mr. Pew Feick Delany. the only I . and W aedeble red ham to a large «mad day al the octal remains were retlimeen, prin ted 800Sirt I NIES 1111 eastmond. The ▪ tmuttitul *rein, earth of Contend, le the am mai*, mistime. It one le the remontary to cheat a Ihyouna • touch's; led bawdh the cold PO db• teleiem. Fetch& Sr Nsa- moat*, so Ma et TM a.4serre tletr broth.. Is • rporsuril frms hit r .0314 Whim, Ivy Firm {emus bin Is rot Aa 7 ....kJ t.• sprak minuet de.•lstra. shod tM usbiddni I pogo New al um awl 1.7 lA. fratdly .rook brlisire. at sea •evi. la awing's& 11-eft 4 duo lowa eh rinfrable anri• ntn pr4meak wit .r.m.'• Time MI ell .I+o lostinglill 811 lie Weaned. which wail. Meer ~ 4 Ilarbesio..l the . b. aiwnws. a on sad theesho ...orator.. oppoop r. 4 dhalimr be t oirs sop. Melo bes.t.eimi o Iwo demob..lie y is Emma 8 ale o Wanes. dery 1111 I. abseni WM all • lia i••• WWII" l sad thin.posil hit Ye mad ..prilsil issi beam,. ihr Yu Shirai. le ~Mr de psi murk The peer Odin& imelL R a e r g a Mild did aNW shwa a Aatime oil is diem elle A la I kit=r2 Wilma listings UN wir fro.. the ay .11= TER EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 6. 1858. with groat kindness to the prisoner, and that be had al tered the position of the banana what he complained that they bast him. and after the d occurreace the passengers on board the TiSalki were so exasperated against the prisoner that they wished to Inflict Lynch law upon him, and to throw him overboard or to hang him. [The trial was proceeding when we went to prem.] SHARE LISTS—TiIIs DAY. Two &Cum. The railway sham market to-day is fl atter, in sympathy with Consols. Realisations predominate. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has fallen to 951 to 961. In most of the other leading descriptions the decline averages 1 to 1 per cent ; London and North Western is now quoted 991 to 1; Great Western, 591 to 1 ; Midland, 931 to 1; London and South Western, 48' to 49 per share ; Great Northern, 241 to 25 ; and ),.astern Counties, 12 3-16 to 5-16. i i i Illi or li ;# p Ile Ile It 4 - ai. a IS 11 IS MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. NEW COURT. (Before the Recorder.) Peter Artuttroug, alias Captain Montrose, 22, surrendered to take his tnal for bigamy. Kr. Sleigh and Mr. Orridrs prosecuted, and Mr. Serjeent BaMathis and Mr. J. H. Lewis are for the defendant. Mr. (neigh stated the following ft= to the jury:— The detendant in 1845 was married, at Gravesend, and la July, 184. he met a person nantri Elisabeth Chambers, whom he (the learned conned) war bound to albait,had been living under the protection of a gentlemen, awl Melon, himself to bee Captain Montrose, Mailed her at She lived at Holloway, and she, wishing to retrieve her position. accepted the offer of marriage, and they were married in last July at filing. ton Chonli. From meow thin that aubesquestig transpired the second wife gave fa flerwsties which led le bit being &pretended. The jury foaled the prisoner Guilty. It wee stated that the prisoner had addressed ao freer lam lea other yang women with oilers of marriage, sag eeseseisi be eekedagaix or seven of them. Mr. W. dem apes the behalf ta prisoner's fist wife, that the mart would deal mercifully with bu m . bei tented to nine months' imprisonment with bard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-errassr. CIIIST7IAS-BoXIII IT TALC' PRITEXcIa. Narrative, a man of the appearance of a labour;, was charrolli again( meaty by waiting humid, to be the of the New River Company—applying for Chriotrawboors Y that capacity. William Isnati, servant at 23, Tavietock-aquare, sworn —On hatekg, _the 311114 the defendant apylied to a test the nmineelee cata-boi. I " on aie we the earaseek." L efd, "I am doing his duty to-a, end be his aelimehed me to collect him Chriatmaa-boras." 1 pre eel be west away. Wary the !smock, deposed that he perfectedh not so milmisi n om - who was in fact • ranter to Na The mrie bad bees played in about forty ewe. a wee, when be believed to be the plow, beefs( nisi et that wasew of beam eedeggiled it a Minim.- bee 'spewed.' bimesY to be Ilhe Imes*. warn had elm intormatfa to the pollee, end Ikea the t enAl_he mat from whom b trz i te m i t temn a Hewes unneeded a teeth; madeellee. APPLICATION. Asssapt the sppliceate this ferrate* was a men who soil his lethrt, who had nereally died, had been a mem biu lathe lallsgton Working-men'. Total Abstinence So. slaty, Wksolloheaf-yard, Islington, for the past three years sad a bail. His father belonged to the burial society, and what the misty were applied to for the mosey, they retaasil b pay IS hoeusaa his father had drank a little wine by or et Ow aerresa. He had the dootor's certificate to the riot that it we Mr. Tyrwhilt aa = . lse had no power over societiee of that douripticia, lest would refer the applicant to the county court ld litwsa owelled. The society is enrolled. Z l T'F — yrwhitt said If such was the ease, the county court WI a added pewee over the awes and he should roost cer tainly sue for the amount. The applicant thanked his worship and retired. TEe DrIlDllOll •PIAATAT UPON • WORDHOCRE mat. Aursions Leigh, a lodging-house keeper, residing at 10, Park -Guest, Uwerpoel- road, who, it will be remembered, was examined list week on the charge of violently assanMng Ism Dew, who le DOW lying daagerouely ill in the Wing toe workhouse, was to have appeared to-day for re-examina tion, haying boom admitted to bail, bat when the case wa• emlled on, _ . Mr. *Adam solicitor, who sppeared for the defence, said ha wee sorry to inform Ma worship that hie cheat was enable to attend that day, as she was very N. He tad a certificate from Mr. Camplin, the surgeoe, of Cespian-ilarreos, Islietton, which was as follows:—" I Itssrary ewtify that Mrs. Augusta Leigh hie ban ender sity ewe and confined to bed mans days, sad la ..it ter attendance at a police aeon, led will he is for sons thaw)." He therefore asked that Ito recognimmass sight be enlarged until a future day. The teat, aftsr sow discussion, was adjourned. The girl, whip Is goat seventeen yean of age, is still nay bad, bat is propelling favourably. The VW incited • piss deal of Interest, ead • neabsr of persona were in irwt to hear the evidence. SOClDE.—Yeeteniay morning Mr. Baker, the meaner. held an Inquiet at the Panther Tams, Hope-town, I Bethnal-green-road, respecting the death of Robert Lena mad 49, We proprietor of the Spaniel Dog beershop, New Tyseon-street. Thomee Richards • weaver. deposed that be occasionally assisted the dammed in hie busters., which bed latterly been much reduced. The fact seemed to prey heavily on hie mind, and the loss of his wife twelve months since added to hie aftlictiona. The deceased had • family of eight children. end for some weeks past witness bad ob served a marked change in his mamma, and sometimes be wished net lobe left alone. On Friday evening the deceased returned home, and seemed unwell and low spirited. He was accordingly advised to go to bed for a few hour., and be Isf t for that purpose. Witness enbeequently obtained • rend* y i d upon entering • workshop up stain on the first Geer, chief to the rail of • ladder, and quite deed. The jury re turned • verdict of " Temporary insanity." ATTEHrt TO STEAL A Box FROM THE Root , Or A Caattleol.—On Wednesday week, A. Pott, Erg., pro. aided In hie tentage from Tunbridgcwells an • visit to hie brother at Wallington, bear Croydon. A bet, contain ing • variety of articles, was lash-1 to the roof the carriage, sad at Lock's Bottom it wee strained that the bat and its thettmings were all secure. When the carriage arrived at Wallington, however, it was discovered that the straps by which the hot wee secured to the carriage had been cut asunder ; but fortunately, in addition to the scam • chain had also been used, and es, in all probability, the thief had not • die with him, he was tumble to obtain the desired booty. Mr. Pott believes the attempt wee made as the oar elan was peering through Croydon, as when timers,* foist! down Crown-hill be heard some one say, " Cot behind,' and it appeared to him that some 0110 wan clambering up the back part of the carriage. He looked oat of the window at the back of the carriage, hut as he did not see any one, he took no further nodes of the matter. —Bosses .dleartiorr. • INQUEST ON THE POLICEMAN MORGAN. —Tester day afternoon an *wet was held at the Meaca's Anna, St. Meorge's-in-the-Eset, as the body of Homy Morgan, the poboroian who died, r is stated, from the err of wounds received on the night of the 29th ult. We yesterday gar at ennaidenbie length the viemisation at the Thames Polk:e rne of several persona. chiefly Irish, charged with assault ing Morgan sad other policemen on the day seentioned. Mr. Mortars, surgeon, of High.street. Stepney, who had made • post.roortem examination of the deceased, and who, as dill eimsal surgeon of the police, had attended him for some yew; past, mated that the deceased had complained of his liar about two ream ern. He found in the brain appearances", Irvine which might bare been produced by natural sneak bat be thaptibt that death had been sereleratal by blows eared on the bead. The Inquest sr adjourned. A POLICr fAN N.trryso.—ln the course of the pot work a telegrephic messes" was received by the make at Newcastle, them to be ready to moire • lady then Intvallimet mat ward, who was charred with plying the art of a eardshargra I. the seltrbbourhosi of London. The nernery steps were talteu, and the lady arrived as expected. She ettlenitted with good grace to be taken into custody : and, serer she bad appeared at the police-office, she wee bemg escorted back to the railway station by • polies-officer. with whom she entered familiarly into conversation. Br this mere the man of the law seems to have been pit Off his guard, and to have fallen into tho mane of his running rep dm. She told hire that she had been travelling for • seggidigthie tits.. dozier which she had had no fond, and, as she wee likely to be further detained on her tourney. she bawd be be allowed to go into • tavern, and there ban wane rstrabseset. This he emanated to, be accompanying b ee eye. While site drank to her taste, she uteri bar easidowlea to have at bee expense a ghee of Wendy. This bs recd. the newt gesseamil him with a edger. The re pelk ',all these kidders.* was that the police-rlicre was ars het wimp in dr laity's sempsay. When he awok e h e bawd that hie Wow was gage; sad not only gone, bat, hedge Ms deep, had gobbed him et a geld yawn and 3/. io Wry.— &kat Mad. ArEILAT WITH Po tcusts.,—A sowious encounter e. bed taken lore" betrays the gmehesper sad watcher of Legg Beget, of Pool-park, and ire patehers, powerful men, ne w with guys eel i = os t i z e. the prawn of Coed dio. unte4 by the = sear Ra es to case, tbs biter sod watc Vada her fought deeps- Moth awl tremendous war mei place. The keeper weedy eveepowend his me when he wee felled by a Uwe add lshtil ruble st face saw moment he streired • =rwend le re need IlEeenwhile the watcher bad eek &WS 111111 ihe base of • double-barrelled gun, whit see Owes as be tweak the stork of the weapon. Ileslstr hatist the poor fellow with their cudgels en hie had lel hely. the men decamped. leaving the stock and herb of the gun nu the ground. Three ism since been laspilled se belonging to one of two gune horrlarionsly Mild hum a ham laths sslikbinsho‘et a Ann time sr,. MA. dr bowie ere dohs.; well. end will 1:2 0 := Its loss,/ is works they mum tarry of Os Mbar noTinguihisP?mttenrs.l3::irrßwimasid,AT Ar wkit if ... ww .b., TAT b WOO y DT D 4p.r .— . • perher, la the ',ray at Anretelei Wood (the Perim lrWedweingiiut s t ireca) erar dvids ted yinni i ghaw n tt,aseoustals:biltprtiii.:vms.pkednatheTber.poschas.ursdtheaydhetaleet), i0:606 ta,co I),ger 16, 0 0. I 1,0•0 .5,000 to,l^o Gnind Trunk of Canada, Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, Pernambuco, Riga and Danaburg, and most of the French and Indian stocks are flatter, in sympathy with the general reaction in the Stock Exchange. "1 .io,no POSSUM MINIM imm 20 tAascrellas .--.— I i 10 Boa Assord. IN Braa.lug.(leat 10.ps St 21 De.oe. Jobs del lin IS II 00.1 and tills .00. ea l 00.002.105. 00. Son . 10 00020 Oppar ........ Oh 1 1210 blowitah2Oopper Illniss Oneosiai... 011 1 Forms .... all 10 (hoard —.. 0.1 S Ltoltaelas ..... lO I Ilisiguits ..... —... an 1 Now Oraoade --.. all I Itowleo Made ...... 011 12 Notglbsedollv.lAvil all 6 Port ?Willy ........ .... 1 SO %setus Os Lti► lll Se•U! MOM Y~alr ._ sb i NI i P= if 17 la .1 Oa II 4t. zel 1 1 q ie I " 14 4h 44 114 el 4 el el 1. . 1 " ; -11111.1 lie le VI ill 2 , 4' 44 14e U N IS NI U N 4 IS 4) IT ell II U '4l '' .. :1? 4 0 104 1111 :6 21 N ti e le Is le et ele U a I 1 If yar e 74 e t a . 14 14 10 '4 8488 1 A 11 111 li N il Si Si If i I Tie i 15. CROWN-OITICE, 2.—Member returned to IMO in the present parllanstmt.—Connty of Mayo.—John Thomas Browne, commonly called Lord John Thomas Browne, of Westport, in the mid county of Mayo, in the room of George Henry Moore, Esq., whose election hes twen declared void. —Gazette. WORCIIRTEI BANK BANkßurrcir.—Meetings for proof of debts under this petition were head on Saturday and y, at the Star and Garter Hotel, Woroestar,be V. ledffi llegistrar Wilson. Debts to the amount of 31,0001. were pawed. Notwithstanding the loss which will mores to a large number of persons, the feeling manifested to the bankrupts was one of pity for their misfortunes, both being highly respected. Mr. Owen is nearly eighty-three years of age. The choice of assignees takes place in Shining ham on Friday next. Mr. Pidcoc-k, Worcester, and Mr. Hodgson (of Hodgson sad Allen), Birmingham, attended the meeting as solicitors to the petitioning creditors. Mr. Whitmore is the official reggaes, and Mr. Kettle and Mr. Harrison aooountants to the estatit—Birminghest Daily Amt. DEATH OF 4ENLAS MACDONNELL, Bea.—We re pet to sonounoe the dentine of this gentleman, which took plies as the 3rd inet., at Lars, in the county Kildare, the residence of his son-in-law, Nicholas J. Gannon, Req., J.P. Mr. Mscdonnell occupied, for • considerable period, a con spicuous part in Irish politics, and was for many years the spat of the Irish catholic body in England during the struggle for emancipation. His death will be sincerely re petted by those who were eseociated with him in early life, among whom be bad man, friends.—Dublin Aimee. CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA.—At the Exeter Hall meeting all the resolutions which appeared in the Express et yesterday as to be proposed after our report letr, were unenimonel; adopted. The speakers were the Rev. J. Smith a llmpl missionary; Sir Culling Bradley, Kr. JohnHershman, Mr. Corderoy, the Rev. C. Median, and Mr. Finch. A vote of thanks to the noble chairman and • collection closed the proceedings. PAYING FOR PRIORITY.—A rather good story is rid of the late Dr. Watt, of Old Deer, characteristic alike ot Ha eccentricity, genuine humour, and good sense. Re was celebrated in his day, and morally, bin going out to his rekordonal visits, had to attend • err of patients in his saner,. Among the host of maim abhors these sat cos atering a meg sweat girl pleb( vbb ibeissebetie. bet her lure es priestly r aleuriormea word abet 7d. dli reanehlie • are NOMA • gainer came fa, of MA, seeing there was no one above the reek eemonalty in waiting, announced herself se "the Aber* o' Auchyoche," and, of wares, that she meal bath te be Immediately relieved of • very teeekimente teeth, forgetting that the other patients had eke their= and right& to be respeded. ea However, the = extracted her tooth on demand, and l e:traded half-a-guinea for doing it, which was paid errs and thee, but not In a like spirit. Altar she bad left, the servant girl, who bad shown 'tramp symptoms since the areation of the balf•guines—alao rose to leave, saying, "She was growtn' better noo, an' widna seek hers drawn." "Na, na, my lassie," said the doctor, "we ken fate makin' ye better. Bit ye done there, an' we'll tak out your teeth frentiethiag—tbe Ondewlfe o' Anchyoche paid for hared' 8W /on ees"—.dleirdeat Nor Aar. URN ZROUS CONDUCT OF AN ACTRESS.—Miu God dard, the tragedian, who bat been visiting Australia and California during the last three year', presented her entire Muu• tithe last night's receipts of her engagement, amount ing to 1064, to truants at Ballast, for the purpose of found ing a " fttis Home." Bhakspeare's play of the Winter's Tole was rmd on the occasion. SHOAL OP GAMIER IN THE FORTH.—A large shoal of these diminutive fish have hens swarming for several days path la the waters of the Forth, sad have bun takes In peat quantities &boat the Ferry and the lace, Ned for to London. The prose ks& been the largest theal of these tiny fiat which ha appeared in the Forth for thirty yore. The garrie• were weal/ taken out of the eraser in heeksta, dipped front the aides of small boats, and nee woe In two or tfins instances so heavily Wien as to give way under the pressure.—llitie Ahlesrtneer. LOCK= UP IN A CrOttni.—A little girl, between seven and eight years of Kee, named Coleman, the 1111/40.r of a traveller, with two other children, attended the waft service at St. Mary's Church, Woodbridge, on Chefilann► day and fell asleep during the sermon. Her' eselpthilieN at the close of the service, went awe), and left her la ths aimed. Alma es hour afterwards the child aloha art big muds rim Mee was, forced her way out by bask lag a error, sat displacing an iron bar in it, at the alers. era sal et Ile church. Alighting safely in the chard yawl, cis sot attempted to male the top of the churchyard gate, sat the White Horse Inn, but failing in the attaropt, eathally synemed herself through an interstice between two Yea hem menenrin,g a space of only 41 inches, and eddy inethed leekeditegs. with only a little 10,100011 10 bar shag sot bra, prelliced by efforts in foreleg her way through ' eimarrow an apertore.-84olk Cltroorelr. The Brussels journals ?inform us that the Belgian gemramant ban just ordered Colonelgharras to quit Belgium. H• was once before expelled in 18.54 under the ministry of Y. livouckere-Faider. Since that period, and after the accomem to power of the party of the right, Colonel Chem', who was residing at the Hague, requested permission to cane to Brussels for some time In order to obtain medical advice for a compialnt which threatened his life. TM par mien= was granted, and on the isterorwien of thereat peramesgeo, among others of M Felix de Wade, it had in sane measure been prolonged Indefinitely, on the oteditku that be would leave on the era intimation being made to him. This has now been done daring the tug bow days. The greatest activity is being displayed in the construction of the breach of the Geneva railway, which ill to nabs it with the Viotor-iimeMennel line. The four ten ni& have ben Callilassold; eat et Bt. Innocent will be 160 mine lonsistr' eat eallosiliZlZOl Brims, SOO; asOeasdd arerle a almost ' from in Eggpt, state that oasis adolsa links at Orr ' st i rSieV il aMe l evlaset lir ti l t aill r ir eer _ about le VG= Wing IMO 1111 lotuad. JOINT .awl 10r ARa d lO,ro 16 Seel a 1K• Seal of L00dea......... rirD.Co...boak MINN Hinds 11 North Kb. It •-aartemarakake( aaderatla.am 400 I% My r),Nou ie. 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" - artialle - s - 71 .01es ens Mo .W.Pessiseanllms Ms Croft (Owompl Nl* al %ow (Ow Wow Orwpikwo) si _ls s die / 1 1 1 .1 S_ . il Pm ilt fi 0 1 Pa Si llf na I e lf .I I) 1 _ 1 4 Pa it Pa 4 pa I* 181 * as U 64 II Ii 11 Poi 4 1,46 21 SI pa $4 If pm IN Ili it ;I PI 1111 I aPa . 7 1 .. _ti Sit t 1 1 4 ,.1. 1 It pa - - I iii eo. If It al i IPR sa li pa i i Ila 1011 IO IN IN IN $1 IT IS i .. tit LP' NiSt. $4 $ N, Ai tised on the 'hares of the Copispo and Caldera Railway. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance Shares :—Atlas, 184 ; Alliance British and Foreign, 161 ; Eagle, 61; Guardian, 49, 484, 494 ; Imperial Fire, 365; Imperial Life, 18 ; Indemnity Marine, 126 ; Lon don and Provincial Law, 21; Law Life, 63; ditto Fire, 34; Phcenix, 164 ; Moen, 60 ; Royal Exchange, 274 ex div. ; Rock Life, 71. Canal Share:—Birmingham, 884; Coventry, 190; Grand Inaction, 47 ex div.; Kennetand Avon. 64; Leeds and Liver pal a4:11; Leicester and Northampton, 13 ; Oxford, 106 ; e 80 ; Regent's, 151, 1 ex div.; Warwick and NePton, 9 ; Warwick and Birmingham, 24; Worcester and Birmingham, 161. Oas and Coke Companies :—British Provincial. 221; Great Central, 111 ; Independent, 60; London Parlia mentary Prefeeence, 274 , Phenix, 47 ; South Metropolitan, 341, 34; United General, 194, 20 ; Wastmineter Chartered, 60; ditto Western B, 3. Waterworks Stocks:—Berlin, 4. 1,1, 4 ; Grand Junction, UV:r' Lambeth . 96 ; West Middlesex, 99 ex div. :—London, 100, ex die. Bridge* :—Hungerford, 64; Vauxhall, 174. Two o'CLoot. The funds this morning opened heavily, owing to renewed rumours of an Indian loan. At one period a fall of f, per cent. was shown. A rally, however, has since taken place, assisted by some purchases of government stock for cash, and prices are now quoted the same as at the close yesterday. Most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange are flatter. Consols, after declining to 941 to 1 cx div. for the Bth January, are now quoted 941 to a. For the 4th of February the present quotation is 94/ ex div. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 941 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., 94 to 1; Bank Stock, 220 ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. to lls. prem. ; and India Bonds, 1.. to 4s. prem. Consols for money are marked from 94/ to 941 ex div. The books opened to-day for private transfer. Turkish Six per Cents. were considerably de pressed in the morning, but have since rallied to 981 to 99. The Guaranteed Four Cents, and Mexican Bonds are also flatter. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Bonds for account (16th January), at 201 to 20;; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half-per Cents., for account, at 80 to 791; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, at 881 ; Spanish Passive Bonds, at 3: ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 'at 98: to 97/ ; ditto, Gua ranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1031, 103, and 1031; Venezuela Active Bonds, for account, at 321. Tt E , D&T EIMMIXO. The rapid influx of gold, and the belief that the I Bank of England will on Thursday next reduce the minimum rate of discount from eight to six per cent., caused the funds to open this morning at a fresh advance of i per cent. During the greater part of the day marked firmness was displayed, and en additional rise of to per cent. was even at tained. Between three and four o'clock, however, there was a sudden reaction, and the closing quota tions were only I per cent. above those of yester day. This adverse movement was attributed partly to news of a relapse on the Paris Bourse, and partly to a vague and unconfirmed statement that less favourable intelligence has been received from India. Alter so rapid a rise, however, a partial reaction cannot excite surprise. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cents. Rentes, opened at (Mfr. 80c. for the end of Jan., and at half past one o'clock were quoted at the same price, being about I per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Apart from the variations of the day, the market for Consols derives support from the evidence afforded by the present settlement that no inconsiderable amount of stock, which some parties supposed would remain afloat, has been ab sorbed by the banking interest. In consequence, the rate of "continuation " on Console to the 4th of February is only I to f, per cent. In other words, speculative holders of Consols can have their accounts carried over to the next settlement for the moderate charge of 41 to b per cent. per annum. Such is the abundance of money in the Stock Exchange, that loans on Consols from day to-day were obtainable at 3 per cent. per annum. The re-investments follow.l ing the payment of the dividends, which will com mence on Friday, will add to the supply of money in that establishment. All the other departments of the Stock Exchange were buoyant in the morning. English railway stocks were especially good, and we remark, as a feature of interest, that London and North Western, London and South Western, Great Northern and York, Newcastle and Berwick stocks to-day reached par. The upward movement, which has been greatly promoted by speculative action, having in duced bona fed* sales, a rather sharp reaction took place in the afternoon. Considering the extent of the recent speculative operations for higher prices, it is almost surprising that a check has been so long delayed. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 7-16 to I ex div. for the Bth Jan., opened this morning at 941 to 1, rose to 941, and had fallen at 4 o'clock to 911. The quotation for the 4th of Feb. was at the same time 941, " buyers." After that hour the quotation was 941 to 1 for the approaching settle ment. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth Jan.), 941, 941, 943, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96, 941, 964, 941, 96 ; New Thee per Cents., 93, 944, 961, 93, 961; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 ;;Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886 171; Bank Stock, 219, 2171, 220; Three and-a-Hilt per ' Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 991. Exchequer Bills advanced 25., closing at 71. to 10a. prem. India Bonds have improved to par to 6s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. improved in the morning, being first marked 99/. The closing quotation was 99 to 1, being only a trifle better than that of yes terday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. closed at 1033 to 104. There were inquiries for Peruvian, Spanish, and Sardinian Bonds. This department of the market is generally firm. Bank shares to-dny were well supported. Bank of Australasia show an advance of 1/. to 21. London The amount of gold purchased by the Bank of England yesterday was no less than 360,0001., princi pally ex the Europa, from New York. The total ascertained to have been sent in since the date of the last return is thus raised to about one million. The aggregate stock of the Bank must now amount to at least twelve and a half millions, with the certainty of a large addition. The discount market continues extremely easy, and it is impossible to find employment for money. Good bills are currently discounted from 61 down to 61 per cent. In exceptional caws transactions take place even below the latter figure, it being generally believed that the Bank rate must be soon reduced to five per cent. At the Bank of England yesterday the demand was light. the current business being diverted elsewhere by their high charges. The specie and bullion brought from the West Indies, &c., by the steamer La Plata, were delivered yesterday. The 128,0001. in gold will probably be sent into the Bank as soon as it can be refined. Chartered Bank of Australia were also firmer. British American Land shares were dearer. Canada Land were inquired for, without sellers ; the quota,- don appears to be nominally 140 to 145. Van Die men's Land were quoted U. higher. Amongst the other stocks inquired for were Netherlands Land Preference and Scottish Austral an Investment. North of Europe Steam shares were officially marked 4 ; and Australian Roy's! Mail, 21. The quotations for the shares in some un of recent formation are as follows, viz.: Onde way, to 1 prem. ; Central Oude Railway, 3-18 to 5-16 prem. • Punjaub Railway, j to 1 prem. ; Indus Steam to 11 prem. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, f to 1 prem. • Copiapo Extension Railway, 1 dia. to par ; Riga Railway, 1 to prem. Little business is at present being transacted in silver for transmission to the East by the steamer of the 20th inst., there being a disposition to await the arrival of the Indian telegram, which is daily ex pected. The exchanges between England and the Conti nent continue to decline. For some time to come the whole of the gold imported will probably be re tained here, but, upon the return of the money market to an easy condition, a portion of the receipts will probably flow out again. Yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on most of the Continental markets were lower, including Holland, Belgium, Hamburg, Paris, and Austria. The transactions are still rather limited, and there is a continued indisposition to take long bills. The current quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.19 to r 4 ; do., short, ILLS to 16; Rotterdam. three months, 11.19 to ; Ant wisp, three months, 25.47tt0 624 ; Bamberg mazim bane, three months, 13.7 to ; Paris, three days' sight, 26.20 to 26; ditto, three more 26.66 to 60; Prenkfort-on-the- Maine, three 'imam, 120 to 1 ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 34 to 1; Vienna, eff. 80., three, montha,lo.4o to 6 ; Ttiesta, do. three months, 10.40 to 6 ; Madrid, throe months, 48 to ; Cadiz, three mouths, 484 to ; Leghorn, dune months, 30.26 to 36 ; Genoa, three months, 26.95 to 26 ; Naples, three months, Of to 41 ; Palmtop, three months, 1224 to 123; Massins, thms months, 1224 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 624 se 1. At an adjourned meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. Thomas Melladen , commission agent, Ulm re solved to accept the composition offered at a previous meeting, viz., 3s. in the pound. The Dayspring has arrived from China, with 388,2001ba. of tea. . . mmia-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoar. The market for British miring stocks to-day is firm, with a fair amount of business. North Basset shares are quoted 13 ; West Basset, 23 ; North Frances, 10/ to 11 ; Wheal Edward, 71 to 7i; West Fowey, 71; Great Wheal Alfred, ; 'Beat Russell, ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 12 ; Pendeen Consols, 31; and East Basset, 971 to 100. The shares of the Australian Mining Company are in demand at 11. to 11. be. per share ; other foreign mining shares are quiet. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange last evening : Bast Basset, 911, 93 ; Bast Russell, 3, 31; Lady Berths, 165., 16s. 6d. 175.; Pendeen, 24, 8, 81 4; Soetridge Console, 1 Wheal Trelawney, 261, 27, sti, 271, 26, 261 I The half-year meeting of the • Cobre Mining Asectriation is ailed for the 26th inst. TM MR-Teeny meeting of the United Mexican Mining Amencistion is rolled for the 27th TUESDAY EVINING. Business in British mining stocks to-day was again rather active, and the market maintains the improved appearance lately noticed. Shares in Wheal Trelawney were in especial request, and rose about 21. East Basset, North Basset, Wheal Ed ward, Alfred Consols, and Pendeen Consols, were all in demand. Subjoined are some of the closing quotations, viz. :—North Frowns, 10f to 11 ; Pen dean Consols, 3to 3k ; Wheal Edward, 7 i to I; Pro vidence. 62 to 63 ; South Cern Brea, 41; Virtuous Lady, 11; Vale of Towy, 17s. 6d.; North Basset, 112 f to 13; West Basset, 22 to 23; Wert Fowey, 7i to 8 ; Sortridge Consols, 11 to ; and Lady Bertha, 17s. 6d. Advices from Hamburg mention that Messrs. Busse and Halske, a respectable firm, whose sus— pension was announced some weeks back, offer their creditors 60 per cent. in cash, and 40 per cent. in instalments at short dates. A telegram received yesterday from Hamburg re ports 10 degrees of frost. The river, it is added, bad become filled with ice since the preceding night, and some doubts were entertained whether the steamers John Bull, Dragon, and Countess of Lonsdale could leave to-day. Subjoined is the monthly balance-sheet of the Vereins-bank(or Union Bank) of Hamburg, u made up to the let inst., and rendered into sterling money. It indicates that the bank hold bills to the amount of 83,8171. on houses which have stopped. A portion of these bills, however, are still running, and may be taken up at maturity by other parties . Many houses which stopped during the panic are expected to pay in full, or nearly so ; and as every bill has several names upon it, the ultimate loss of the Bank is esti mated in some quarters at not more than 26,0001. In this case it is expected that the Bank will be able to pay a dividend of about four per cent. An illus tration of the existing ease of the money market, following so quicklyupon the panic, is afforded by the large increase in the deposits, which now amount to more than double the capital. The Bank, however, hold almost the entire amount of deposits in hand in cash ; this denotes a degree of caution amounting to distrust : Hamburg hills disunited £363,676 (Among which em, an basso that lava stopped po zyr i lt,za l ri ot /z i ng Int has, 22,11171.) 21,476 Advanced on stock Cash balsam 600,620 Fes/tare account gib COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. With asietwla @Weak et wheat the trade remains fire', sad the eiMmmeselmil as llemlay was fully supported this Floorlesmplil beam prima, Barley, "NM melhenie animas, maintains its valets. Oats were ealselis an tally es terms u before. Besse wad pens were, 11 the turn dearer. AItAIVAIA UMW LNMU W 14016 JAW. 4 TV JAW. 6 ierwe. Oats .... NEM. MIMI& sickpllw. u 1; MINCING-LANK—THIS DAT. Sousa.—The publio atlas ars progressing steadily at yesterday's prices, which showed an adv..nce of la to 2s 'sap?. prices which ruled previous to the holidays. Arno ; lamyr 68e. to 60.. Coed—The largo public sales are going elf at about yesterday's prices. Ti.L.—The market still has an upward tendency ; it ig now difikult to buy common Coagou at Ind. usual terms. Mot Is assay, bat not stave today. Corrow-800 balm sold yestantay on 'Change, establish ing an advisee of ld. per lb. from the late lowest point. Brims ham sold at previous rates. COCIIIMIAL oebt at an arson on the previous publle oak. ignores &coolant 6,663 - 002,923 First and second (as, making 20 par sea piii v 1207,1102 Deposit Recount, with interest Ditto, without interest Unmet amount TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The sothil Arm to-he : tedow Is quoted 53.. nee cede; Ptilebeeig Y.C. o a f t, Ate. ed. • JlM,ry sod Medi. fib. ; Mar* 635. ; October sad lesonnbor, ils. NA* AL A petition for the winding-up of the Blekbeck BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Life Assurance Company by the Court of Chancery. : Messrs. Pattanden sad Smith report that the market Is is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor , ssq firm, sad that a good specaladve trade Is gulag on, Kindersley, on the lath inst. , perucularly la 1856 and 1856'5, the pilots Wag so much The oertificates for shares in the Indus Stearn baaw lb. "' of Pe° 4B ctkol• Flotilla are to be ready for delivery to-morrow in I COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. • exchange for tho bankers receipts. 1 Tiviam, les. ed-; Dried Sabo& Hartley. 16s. • ikda! ; A call of U. is to be paid on the shares in the Co- Main, 214. 6d. ; Hostaig's , his.; Waif Zed s piapo Extension Railway Company by the 26th tirSls.; Welk Nit Pflidd I . l_ SOL ;W .. at S. Gnaw, 235.; Walk W Challis; , 4 inst. Ths half-yearly intone, at the rate of 6 per 7,,h,, Henh k in us. ; W %L . - ; cent, per annum, is advertised on the deposit of 2./. Noah, End ni. ... n , e. t i c 1 / 4. , . , , 4 A quarterly dividend of 4 per cent. is also adrer- 23e. 51,_,56 s h ip , at w a s , ' ,t• t ........: '0 • 4 w. wt..) 4 3 t h le ii O 2. N 11 64 II N SS tr;.k 11.7 A Si 176.64. USA non brae, ID 1 paL Si aii Oi el E 4 If ND %I Ni I* 99 i 9 INI 7 S St 'awl U Ili SO Ofi $7 Se 14“ iii si SOl !Ili ii m 11l m if it I T MI le :I 1 Iti 14 164 110 PO St, 76 4 14 4 N 44 II JO