The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (11118 DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. &atm II Nod Priva after Term At Weeitufneber.—(Before Lord Campbell and a Special Jury.) D •ON C. TUC F %RI. OF 'meas.—L=lEL. nu, was an actin f t libel, brought by Lientemant- Collate! Dichosa, Ist, the Tower Hamlets )[flit, against d m , Earl 0 1 of that tom. The alleged libel woe contained in a letter oldrer..4 by the defendant to the Viscount Cosmberniere, and in an oral coramnsieatioa which the defendant male to Mr. Thomas Daricoenbe, , and wt. to the effect that the plaintiff had :misappropriated the itglawastel funds. The defendant ple 010 l not gad'' , and a jastiflca.iou. Mr. Elwin Jame., Mr. Hawkins, uad Mr. Coleridge were f• r the plaintiff ; aid the Attorney General. Mr. Collier, Mr. Mtl.rted, and Mr. West, represented the defendant. — Mr. Janne In opening the awe said the plaintiff, Lent.- Coked Nance, yea a wither and a man of honour, sad the thhadaar, the gad of Vlllite, the colonel of tie Tower- Hamlets Militia regimes., which w aabodad la March, 1956. The male load re.lived hie colonsicy hen the M. Duke of Wellington, bet until that tato Iti; had aorta assa rag servicr7 . . _ That never et a ' , mares be the field, Nat the diekies of a battle knew More thee a splinter." The clop's/ant, however, had served in India and Spaht daring rho war. Re had 'leo held ea eppointment at the Cape of Good Hope, had bees altogether about thirty-three years in her Ilaiesty'm army. Os the 10th July, 1848, Mr. Hideous we. appointed maim of the regiment he question by the lees Doke of Wellington. After the outbreak of the war with Ravin in 1855, the regiment was embodied end calkd est. It avembled first at Bethnal. peon, afterwards removed to Woolwich, where it encamped. la Hera, 1856, the plaintiff bream. the lieutenant-colcasl, and being • men thorn:loly knowing ht. protrudes, ha did all he mold daring the year's service to unit the regiment efficient, aisi to raise its military t6er•Cw, and be wee beloved by all the men in this ranks with whom be came commealoation. In militia regthents there was what was called • regletental meas, which was forma by the coatributione of the elbows mad be a boom or gift of the government id die rate if 261. for etch company. For • l lime, while the regiment was at Woolwich, there was so regular emcee; the Mame messed with the ethane tithe artillery, sect paying Ws quote ; but en ladlipeadent mom be the regiment having been ultimately lamed, it beams mammy to have chits, table lean, end various other artiske, and them were wind by the Earl of Wilton, the Eittps . l pert;oa of them beim: fanned by Meson. and Compeny, and Me t. . Hodge and Lowman. tae Uspenee of these articles, the officers of the regiment are liable, bat they failed to pay their respective proportion. The meant owing to Meson.. Sharpen for rods 'applied to the regiment was 5601. odd, and they said the Uri al W,ltoa for that sum. He was extremely annoyed at chip, red, It not being coareannt for him at that time to pay the meat', be gave • judge's order for Its _pymat in oh weeks, which mined ea the Bth of May, 1 seil ce the 26th of that month he penned the libels which oteattinhal the founts tioa el this action. The regiment wee dbireid ia Mai, 1856, sod thee liabilities were those of the dime. Ile leepcd that the regiment would be re-embodiet he so Maw fag year, ad Intended probably to discharge eon after that gnat, and the Earl of Rata wee eseileady writing to Cot. Orden" r, polling his le are be bbe sad it If the creditors could ael be shed lii 1111 mother yew. The Mel was coatelued ht • brae villidi lie Lei of Wilton eel theased to Viewer Ordlormeeoubm b areal% sea reties to array varlee, bad eiderg le de oldt e.di poli deals the matter, and therefore ft maid er le abed a privilepd ectseatheicat ion ; bacilli we fed, berm the Karl of Wiles had • brilltheefilea as the mond , end the jury woad he ow 'brier Weald Dickson bed or bad not been ray ficalleSe:e brintermthil. The ben wee clearly net adios sod oltb a bed Ye deebe for bads% lot oriole le a grams mid vier le to bad Mrs . met unkended and oderrdhory pardier. It we deed as itch of Illisr, 1111, NM eireori es ISdirldeekel Throw 011116111 Mill. and enalered de tiberne perm .In /dm= le raw krobbies lethe el the lest isier, I beg te inform your lordship, for the talormaioa et the Secretary of bate for War, why I consider Liset.-Colemal Dithace's coaduct rendered it imperative for we, as coked comoseadieg the resoment, towered his removable' it. "On the 13th of Auguat, lab the mead tube the command of Lientenent.Coload Didisma, megebsd to Cretuaree Cisrdena, to seeist in • shwa eller epee &base toped, et which some of the men of the mghassi mews tea jured, u well se some alma accouthenents, eel lot or dues. On the 3;rd of Othoter, Illk= Dickson recei ged ved from the committee of the W. liagtoa w Cohere, 791. for eonmensatiore, to be amended So eats tenured on that occasion, and 401. 12s. far the arms, accoutrement*, and clo th ing, lost or thinard. _ It hes . . latel; come to say keogriedge thei . seere of 211.25. Id., out of the 401. 120. for paying the dentspee stated &Soya, although nearly two sad a half - years have elapsed., still remaina un- Pd? . Now, the hots with regard to that matter wore these A "benefit" we gives at Crensorne-girdena, on behalf of the Wellington College, tho prioresses, ungluing of • mock attack by the English and their allies, the Frisch, upon the Huasiass at Sebutopol. In con mace of a platform giving way eavend sea, Meted ing some( I Dickson's regunant, were irjared, end the managers of the Wellington College thought it tight to pay the sums mentkeed by the Earl of Wilton by way of contumelies. Cole-el Dickson received the money, and he disbursed every farthing of it, as would be proved by ranchers which w orl d be produced. The second charge in the letter we. thus teed.: " Col. Di , bos, while In command d the regimes', In total dbsegard of the nth tt, customs, gad tegulations of the grer rwe, would not allow any mese meeting for uditiag the seroun•a, although opt lka , ices for the mote were repeatedly tLailt• to him by the ofikera of the regiment, thereby eitualttg the °Seers to a-parats In total ignorenos of the atom of the regimental fads sod prinestlag the men debt* being pro perly discharged." The learsed counsel sa'd he shoaled prove that he IMO suer required to summon • meeting for the accounts, sad that ewe mating for that purpose we held. He sew mime le the third charge. Is mmeeqeesce of each neglect on the part of Lisitte ment-Colosel Diamon, I ord. red a board of °Meets, men peed of the major end the two senior captarne of the regi meat, to inqsbe into and ironies the mote aimenage, by which it µpeers that between the period of the eibodiment tithe regiment in Merck, 1855, end the formation of the uses to October in the fame year, there was a mistuphaitit n of the fturis of the regiment smog to 1521. des. 14d., the pg incipal items of a bleb an for an entertainment, which ought to have been defrayed by the officers of the regiment." The eulanatiott sloth the *twig would glee with regard to that rum u old to sink* acid mitiedutory. le ;illy, 1556, the Earl of Wilton sageetted that hie daughter, Lady Cab/glee Epergne, should proses% to the newest lb* am colour*. sad when that oweisosy took piece, • be was gives by the regiment with the kwurledge and esection of his ler*Aip; and the proper vouchers of the sums paid weld be tali befogs the jury. This eebrtsinutent end SW., which had been de.latted from the 1521., and yet with the knowledge ref 014 fart the Earl of Wilton made this spinet Dickson, a charge of an offeace which 14 the Mut op Act rendered him fable to four years' penal gervittode. ♦ye prcendiag with his eddies lama oar repot let ] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mare Mr. Gnu Wow 00W111111.) IN RI JOSEPII lluaT, 01111/111r1111 ■LIIT JOIIIIPW. 46aveo-Te;r;e7,ll;Ye wat, r, applied for hie eertitieve at • forum sitting. His Wooer now gave judgment. The bankrupt, it agn peered, had failed is 1841, being the d.mribed as Hoary Joseph, artiste' ooloonsaa, of Soho square. Some time af re be removed t.. Craven-terrace, a .topaeatirely asw mighbatulto(d. and there comm. need the bta. nom of npholatene sad agent, fa the name of Joseph Henry. He had, however, taken the precentios of hiving the leer ad the pretri. • made oat is hie own sane, is order that ha %Ada, might be unqueetloard; and this lease, ob.,rtly bef ae hi. bankruptcy, he had b a nded o‘ce to Mr. Milbran, his fother-is.- law, a rug with 1161. io yeah, in peymmt of an alleged debt. This led the court to tbe conehrens that the chase of same mu dmigm I end sot accidental, and wee made with the view of poem of any owe of hie Nano r failure. The bankrupt hall been opposed on behalf of two creditors, sad by two tr.demwes in penes, who led web d tber pl.eiata rl. a.ly and and Hwy could have no ',aeon to compiles of fill mast of fairpiay, either os the part of the nowt or of the v. ry skilful advocate (Er. LIIIT&ICO whet bed repeteent4 the banktupt Is mob cane the semi would alma). take ewe that endkotre oppo•lng Is peen,. waft set de'eated or tuned mead by say want et sr Isehaleat Ineerwledg• os ek.ir port. It had bem elsrashows Asa the setpit had, within these Names hashespoey, when is wee la • herder Wale of beemsey, hwi when be had limit op Net twelwboot (es kw obw - hpposeod Is thew osee.), yob is teefit. by air ropeettaistiewL hoe lb. lesair, awl W. /warm& He IQ trifle I fandtare from thew goalmes a the pretests that he hod t.Mn bosom, toil bad let them —6 see ism to General datt—ls ateliber he • osadnwa dew ee wave bets Ilia—far which sbeYsrl She. wee us handoloa. Ho had this add hosissre, opprerlard th• loweids. The Mit scald net de tatertat• tam IMO 10 the IMF shrift Eat Ode wee emelt • " warm of Iteur me wee esetwepted_ by the peso) weans' of the On nellaita AeL rishurt)om wield, thereeene, be walked OM sat minks t l e ft sskilsks (of tb: m tler )we the nai4 ek be ear 2 aida idnedlii• i br ths mart Maul It u. to be 5ed,.r.t..4 ..... 12ti dim Ow MIMI of pehootak Add woe a petad sopries of asMMws, would bare tent foe' MOW PHIL THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1859. MAIM L182&-71118 DL T. Two oTtooz. The railway share market to-day is deeidedly firm, and the tendency of prices is upwards. A fresh advance has taken place in Mid land, Caledonian, and Berwick stocks. Great Western and North British are likewise in active demand. With the exception of Lon don and South Western stock, which is rather dull, the other leading de scriptions are quoted fully u good as at four o'clock yesterday. Present quotations are as follows, and are all for the new account, viz.:—Loudon and North Western, 961 to 961 ; London and South Western, 961 to 96 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 961; Midland, 1021 to 1; South Eastern, 211 to l per share ; Caledonian, 861 to t ; Berwick, 931 to 94; York and North Midland, 714 to 79; Great Western, 661 to ; North British, 62 to _1 and Eastern Counties , 121 to per share. The settlement is in full pragr a r French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are firm at the closing quotations of yesterda. Northern of France are quoted 371 to 1; Paris and Lyons, 331 to 1; Lombardo-Venetian old, 11 to 11 prom.; ditto new, I to t prem. no Indian railway' shares are somewhat firmer, espe cially East Indian Railway stock. Grand Trunk of Canada stook remains heavy. a.I rt. isrsvani. Do. Did. NOY; " ittka • V I 6 Geis 7— "" • .. I ,l ft . m 21 = .4,24-a l e . . : e -ti— ger& Ddlutior all ISDo.I p. 4.1843.....- IM 7 . Do. do. WI 0,... __.... 1 .. t ...l . 4z i fe 3 Citeesieger sower.- ex L i /a n t ...Sr:7. 1 it swiii.ol..eria lie Iletbeims• CleepA p.alks. 14 Alba& IRMA 14 d lint 1 Btliow —a ........ ---- Do.LlDMlloraiWiaii 1 Tiiiioo4. • Lads- -,-. ) If ei TI sr. wry t-D____ ii ii ID Ca.:.. • ai 1% i ii , - viz% imi' It 5. ,I 13 T 4 74 10AZIOX ALUM THE POLICE COURTS. (111111 DAY.) mmisiox-Roves. -.....---- 27assms pd 4p ehargel with having broken window, nf the vahis of 41.4., on the premises of lir. Isaac Hosea of the Kiwis& *ad; the plvats .".. watchman of the complainant, said— At twenty sautes pea 10 o'clock, y. atarday, I saw the de. tadant waking slowly up the Theories, and never inspected that he was going to commit any offence, when he suddenly, upon coming opposite the shoe department, mashed one of the valuable pants. . . . Alhermaw hs appear to be drunk? Attaess—Not at .11, aad when be was aalud why ha ooze aided mit an outrage, ho merely said he bed doss It be aus. be was hard sp. The dthstdratt—Yes, that's the het. I bars beat unable Ile work, sod I have boss bad with the rheumatism. mould not expect that you would istwassa whodo nd yourself ts smployment by bre %king a valuable w Tbsisirlsoot—l us sorry kw It, but I did It because I orssht &stns. Ahriman Allen—Then you roust either pay four guineas, er ge to prism for one calendar mouth. doihmiest, who mined to be eery well saddled with de Eselsks. was of course ossusi.ted. lota Act, aged 1.1 years, was charged with ha ' otolen =of the value of 3e. 6d. in the shop of Mr. E of the Royal Exchange, stationer. The ski m . of Mr. Wilson laid the boy called at the shop 110 .be • purshass, sad con.rired to take a purse from the agater sad slip it tato his pocket. Mr. Wilmn requested ask to bs argaNd topromente a child of such Moder years, but the witness mid MI thought a Boning in such a cam would do some good, and he also Bed the boy bat on former occasions made irsos la the shop, and articles bad ooca slarally Alderman Allen rassmild the prime seder sash draw Ames. ASRAULT rem, ♦ LICENSID TIC7I7ALLZA. - - Wdlennit, a tall powerful fellow, who named kin address, was placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with miming counterfeit coin, and also with amanlting Mr. Jams Ochmore, ths landlord of the Guy Earl of Warwick Wail-house, Oray'roinet-lane. and Police-constable Hooker, 0, In the execution of his duty. Prom the evidence it appeared that one 0711141 g, about • fortnight back, Ohs prisoner and another men entered the above public-bonne, and having had smoothing to drink, paid for it wide half • crown. When they had loft the Immo the barman discovered that the half crown wan • counterfeit. She taw no more of the pri soner until • few avenioge back, when be again mew to the home, celled for something to drink, and ten dered in paymeat another bad pkgs. The barmen at once tisteeted the Wended fraud, and told the primmer that he was Ms ma trite bed Wore peered bad money to his. This be and denied, bat Potioe-conatable Hooker wafts* doe nam e the given lab nobody. On the way to the poaseststiatireprlsonsrbeermsveryvidentandondeavoured to threw the elestebie down sad beet heck hie thumb so as to reader it miss, sad it woe at first thought that ties emstabies thistb was brakes, but It has dues bees ascer tained that it was only put eat of joint. Upon Mr. Och more endeavouring to mist des constable tho prisoner struck him and Welted him very severely on the knee. The eon stable wee still unable to nes Ms thumb. The primer denie4 that tw was the man who had pawed the half-wows, cad u foe the timed piece, be wally did aft tsp!, it was bed, sad aaa as innocent `.O a babe unborn." 11;:tir;ritIti . eoWeli•TeditT;Jriacre, ;Way exessitted the primer to Newpte fnr trial. DOUTH*ARIL. TIIILLICAXII MID COVNTEiIIIT COIN, DI the awes of the week several parsons kayo been bits& to Mb mart charged with uttering counterfeit cobs to veins pallet=ie the district, the mijoritz s ghcem Men bow bt tom on the public, owing to the of dr law. Too own woo, however yceterday by Yo WNW ciao NW for trial at th e nest Central Criminal Cast Itsisims. The first case was agehist— Flessay Cbatello, who wee charged with uttering a eosin terisit crown-piece and a 'billing as the house of Mr. Aylay, the Feathers. Dockileed. _ _ Ifilliainrignon,l7erman to Mr. Aylcy, raid that at the errs( of the 29th ultimo the primmer ere to Oar bore and celled tx a pint of beer, foe whir be Wirral a are-pier. Witness anipmeed hoes the tosi that it re sot prase, career:llly ha showed It Is his =Art, rem at are pronounced it to to a corsair. He Mid the primer alit, when he took out a Ghillie( le pay foe Me beer, but that we alto a counterhi.. Wham asked rot how he beers permed of the Mew, whr he replied that worked at a glue factory, and had jest received them e. Vellacott, 224 11, said be took the prisoner into autody ia the Neckingter.road, on Tuesday List, when he denied having uttered any counterfeit coin at Mr. Aylefis. In answer to the charge, the prisoner mid he pkeed up the =wrapped up in peper, under the railway arch, and he them to be genuine. He was fully conunitted for trisL Taylor was neat charged with interior; twe eansterfeit ehtlitage at the boos* of Yr. Charles Don, the Qom's Head, Feadall.etreet, Bermondsey. The wisteria Ws ere went Into Mr. Don's on Friday last and called for ball • _point of potter, foe which he tendered a Wiling, which Mr. Don mend to be a counterfeit. He was imbed whether he had any more, when be poled out of hie pocket another ommterfeit 'bng, and wee then given Into custody. The priaostar said he did not know they ware counterfeit. He was also committed for trial. aznuiszrz ROBBIRY OP JIWELLESI AI CRATIMIL At ea early beer yesterday effedneeday) ssortdag the premleas al Mr. Joeeph Pyksi,whe 'aeries ye nu mernedve huskier as jeweller mod Aliveremith 1n High-west, aest hete, were berglarimmlynatored, whim property to the vales of upward' of 1,0001. was oar vied off. Ihe banters gibed adseiou at the mar of the premises by sealing a wall leading from the New-road, after which they wedieveneed to tweak open the door tradlog to the kilehes, but were sumo it being lined with iron. The Wears they eat away the door-post and broke down the brickwork, by which means the iron bare which secured the doors were removed, and tho door opened. Having gained the kitchen, the door leading to the shop vu round to be securely locked, on welch the burgers commenced cutting away the ceiling to gain en entrance. They appear, however, to have ahead mei the idea of getting into the shop that way, as alter making a hole 1s the ceiling they cut it:7heed the panels of the door, through which they sad having lifted up • window communicating with the chop ea en wee effected by that mode. The stock et Mr. Pylse le very large, and valued at several thous and CT!:. The burglars, however, were contented: with themselves to all the gold articles, leaving the silver plate and other thaws untouched. The window wee cleared of almost every article of gild which ft con- Seized, and among the sliders stolen were about 40 gold watches, three doses valuable diamond rings, • trey et "charms,' valued at 1601., upwards of 100 Armlet and other rings, a tray of 60 wedding rings, nearly 100 gad pins, about • down sane lever ea (Les, these rte of silver mite, • bowl of gold and silver coins, sod ether entitles. From the cir culuatanee that the burglars left mine of their home breaking implements helind them is the shop, it is evident that they foisted themselves overheard end mads a /occipi tals flight ; but notwitbetending that Mr. Pyke and the rest of his establishne nt all sleep on the premises, not the slightest sound westward. A she* deg, belonging to Mr. G. H. Windeyrr, who limo adjoining Mr. Pyke, was heard to bark furiously at the time when it is supposed the burglars was effecting their eminence: About four o'clock in the morning, police conetabn Baker was standing nearly oppo site Mr. Pyke's premise., whoa be observed • men come out of a yard a few doors off, carrying a carpet bag. Hla sus picions being aroused, be followed the men fee sine distance. He then we away, fo lowed by the officer. After running sane distance through 11Th-street, the men threw the teepet-Mg into the reel, and ei.de his way up Haniond-hill, where the polies eesstable lost sight of him. Os the carpet bag being aped :gr•• found to contain a large portion of, progeny asks, which was thus Angularly recovered. Thereieiid, Irewever, a great deal Wetting, which was no deeM taken amp is mother dirmtion by the other burglars, so se to avoid their being suspected by being wee together. WEST SPORTING INTELIIGOCE. (IT ZLICTIIO TIL110111APIL) READINO MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BERKSHIRE OFEN STEEPLECHASE. Aboslthrte mile. The fdlowbg horses arel;ere: —Old Dog Trey, Kilwortk Lee% Yo.h..ter CEalmanton, Oknareour, Tamworth, Flat catcher, Ratcateber, &ceps, 800 Vivant, The Unerperted, Jaw Williams, Alfred the Greet, Curare, Fleur-de-lis, Ilgorrousa, Beaty Boy, sad Shy lot& ElPECTlD.—theyiing. D** FROM • FALL lii lIIINTIIIO.—The village ef Leekiegtoe, near Badminton, during the NM few dm he. barn is a Male of gloom, in conseloanre of the death of Mr. Th last Bell, yeoman, nom injury to the brain. canoed by h e horse hi ling while hunting with the Badminton Wade en the Bth Jemmy. The home fins animal, is by his Great the Duke of BeWfort, clipped n IMO of a bask while irapieg, and - while regain We lege gars Mr. Bell a blow on the kilned the Mate. Mr. Biß wok sr piedadar dodo et do matter for a w.ck, when he waa taken with =a In the bead, which grsdually grew worse death sod MBuries kin Mm ehe was visited by_ d• DIU ass of Beaufort end the Marquis of Worcester. 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Gswoll Timlo vat Lim 0 map a nation ware kW MA, eploim i r Moms & liarr rather *bur. k Ett_. m eitTa==it ' ln . Vs le latorigre mg will Mb Worm Stil 41-0.040, gi I — 0 lk/M*4lS t —Tart ••• mero 1111.01= tiMaritm—pros•W I. ' 5 211•11 d l idc, mamma. Yu. I . won a Seth leer . bat Wm; •gm .I m Swum MilesuilL Tomb % rm. D...,. . au na-10 4 —oo4r• sl a md rbL i, .116.-1••••••• aluirlielkil, In. 9.—TIN meta 40 is mei a nltr.V2 !" .ilit2=l; lad W••••lanair °*" %g 01; 1•04.0 sad Nokb Weans dead ASt ; 10006 NSW NUL TES PRINCE CONOORT /If WINDSOR.—On Tues day morning hie Royal Highnees the Prince*Consort, at tended by Colonel F. H. Seymour and Captain the Hoe. D. de Roe, reined several of the public Institutions of Wieder. The Prince Caron first rock to the Windsor and Eton Savings Beak, of which his royal highnees la the president. After lesterhag the annual report and other affairs of the bank, hie toyed highows viand the Royal Dispensary and lainnary. After conversing kindly with the poor patients, the; prince rode to the model cottages, which had been erected safer his respire. TUE VOLUNTARY HYSTLM.—The Rev. W. B. Wroth, of Et Philip's, Clerkenwell, has determined upon giving ep the pew-rents, from which his income was de rived, and tresting for the future entirely to a hes church and the °artery. The rev. gentleman, in ha address on the subject, says It has been a continual cause et grief to me that so few et the working &cases are ever to be found within the hirers of God in London, and the other large cities end towns of oar land. I have heard many reasons ass gued for their absence. But the ream working min themselves (surely the best kedges on this mitt) have not infrequently given me is of this nature, We don't like to go where we don't wear to be wanted—where we have te sit in seats minted. tree rata," or'" for the poor," and where we are made to feel err poverty more keenly by in vidious distinctions: This is what working men say ; and I moat confess there Is a great deal of tenth In the complaint" CON VICTION OF AN ENOINE-D RI VEIL —At the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, on Monday, Alex. aader Rottener, engine.driver in the einpneent of the North British Railway Company, was placed at the bar ea the charge of oulgabie homicide (marlaughter), sad culpable violation or neglect of duty. It appeared from the evidence that on the evening of the 20th of Octiber lest the prisoner was driving a special goods train feces Edin burgh to Gebuchirla, and that at /isnot station his train ran into a mine train whkh was ere minutes in advance, In col:eloquence of which the guard's van attached to the cattle Inds was broken ha pines, end Robert MtDougall, a drover, who was travelling in the vs* was thrown out and wee so seriously Ward that be died the neat derv, and John //lichen, rearm drover, wee so er windy bruised that his life was ter some time endangered. It was also roved that the *mei to stop was duly exhibited Rem the distance poor, sad that the priwirr was aware of the call' train being immediately in advance of the goods train. The Jury by a nit/arty lona the prisoner entity, u libelled, but strongly reoommended hint to the leniency of the court, owing to extenuating chronmeteress. The Lord Justice Clerk, In parsing sentence of ele maths' imprisonment, re marked that the accident had when from the prirmer's violation of the regulatior thet bad bean based for his guldence, and that he hoped the cowerrence would be a warning to him not, from say Her of his own, or any calcu latices of chums or probabilities, to elleregard the specific gad ba_peratire Inienctiows laldrffon hint. A VALUA BLE PUPPY.—ift understand that Mr. C. Woodward, of Derby, Le sold hie greyhound puppy, Wild Wa to Mr. T. Is. Boer^ Corbrook Hall, fur 2110 plasek—Awly isporew. MONEY MARKET-THIS DA). Two 00Loca. General firmness prevails to-day throughout the Stock Exchange, and where any alteration is observ able in prices, it is is an upward direction. The funds show a fresh advance of &per cent. English, French, Lombardo-Venetian and Indian railway shares are all firm, and, in some instances, rather higher. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Berates opened at 88.35 for the account, showing a decline of 10c., or nearly 1 per cent. compared with the closing quotation of yesterday. The telegram, however, reports the Bonne as "firm and ani mated." The *trip of the Austrian Loan is quoted to-day I to 1 prem._ Colsola have been marked 951 and 951 for the 9th March and are now quoted 01 " buyers." For money the present price is 951 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96 to 961; the New Three per Cents. at 96 to 961; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 791; Bank Stock, at 227/ to 229 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981 to 981 ; India Bonds, at 20e. to 245. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 335. to 365. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. The New Turkish Loan retains a tendency to improvement, the first series being quoted 6 to 5 1 die., and the second 81 to 6 die. The Six per Cents. of 1854 have advance to 90 to I. Peruvian Bonds of all descrip tions are still in demand, and very firm. Sales are recorded u follows : —Mexican Three per Cents., 20, 201; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96; ditto for account, 941; ditto Uriberren Four-and.a- Half per Cents., 85 ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 74; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 80, 801; the Spanish Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, la ; Turkish Six per Cents. (1864), 901, 901; ditto for account (Feb. 28), 901; ditto Six per Cents. (1858), first series, for account, 791, 791,791 ; ditto second series, ek to 6 die. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103, 1031, ex div. The Clutha has arrived from Geelong in 82 days, with 11,938 comma of gold, worth 47,70 W. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta and China will be delivered to-morrow (Friday) morning. Late yesterday afternoon a rumour was circu lated that Austria has consented to withdraw her forme from the States of the Church upon condition that the French army evacuates Rome. This state ment, which, pending the receipt of farther infor mation, wu seriously entertained in quarters usually well informed, and was countenanced by a rise on the Vienna Bourse of yesterday, wu re ceived with eagerness, as strengthening the prospect of a pacific solution of the Italian question. Whether Austria, in making this proposal, is, actuated by a desire to stimulate the subscription for the loan of six millions sterling is a question which will not escape notice. Undiminished ease prevails in the discount market. Choice bills are taken at 21 to 21 per cent. The Bank of England still get little business. The prospect that no long_ period will elem e be fore the announcement of a Russian Loan must not be lost eight of. At the invitation of the Russian Government several eminent western financiers are now at St. Petersburg. It is understood that the object of any loan which may be brought forward will be the improvement of the currency of the em pire. The remarkable steadiness of Russian stocks in every market, at a time when all other classes of securities have been severely prejudiced, proves that the prunes, of absorption has been complete. The statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that Exchequer Bills to the amount of 7,600,0001. ham recently been funded, has excited a good deal of attention. In explanation of the movement in Peruvian Bonds, it is stated that the Peruvian Government has in contemplation a new plan of finance especially affecting the holders of the debt. There is an idea of calling in the existing bonds of the various classes, and issuing in exchange one class of bonds, redeem able within five years, and secured upon the whole of the guano revenue. This proposal is said to be dictated by the extreme difficulty experienced by the government in procuring from time to time the amount of bond' required for cancelment under the sinking fund. For instance, as already pointed out, bonds of the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and.a.Half per Cent. Debt to the amount of about 130,0001. must be procured next month, and the Peruvian agents scarcely know where to tarn for the requisite supply. We are informed that government have given out orders for the construction of 16 engines, destined for war steamers. _ _ _ It is noticed that the number of Italian refugees in London has considerably diminished during the last few days. The 76,4001. in gold and heavy portion of the Aus tralian mail, which reached Sae, by the last steamer are now daily expected at Southampton. The bar silver by the last mail steamer from the West Indies was sold yesterday at be. ltd. per ounce standard, showing a decline of td.compared with the price obtained for the supply by the previous packet. The Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. In theßankreptcy Court yesterday there were some interesting proceedings in the cue of Messrs. Seaman and Keen, silk manufacturer,. The charge made against the bankrupts imputed a wholesale pledging of goods. To the bankrupt Seaman is awarded a second-clam certificate, after a suspen sion of twelve months, and to Keen a third-class cer tificate, after a lapse of two year,. The Commissioner characterised this as "an exceedingly scandalous case." An in unction in the Vice - Chancellor' Court was obtained on Tuesday by the Plicenix Assurance Com pany (proprietors of the well-known fire-office in Lombard-street), to restrain the newly-constituted Phcenix Life and Marine Office from carrying on business as, or using the name of, the "Phoenix " Assurance Company of London. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,8391. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,0011.; the Great Northern a decrease of 1,0271. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,3881. The half-yearly meeting of the West-end of Lon ' don and Crystal Palace Railway Company is called for the 24th inst., and will be made special, to con eider "certain proposed arrangements with refer ence to the Bromley and Farnborough Extension." A general meeting of the Great Ship Company is called for the 25th inst. Yesterday was "making-up day" in the railway share market. The progress of the settlement shows only a limited supply of stock, in consequence of the recent withdrawals, partly for investment and partly on borrowed money. The rates required from spe culative holders for the extension of their purchases until the next settlement, fixed for the 28th inst., s we ta re t:m e° en ns t el of u th en e ti t y erms ligh generally S t. London and North Weatea from 1-16 to 3- 16 per cent. c eetinestiou Subjoined m io rre ed n a t our usual Great Western ,, to 3.16 per mt. ditto Midland n to fermi. ditto Lancsshire and Yorkshire ,, to 3 46 per cent. ditto Caledonian : • ' l6 i to Par ll-1 6.2 6 per Ldi ora tto t. de. Great Northern Barwick Tack and North Midland „a to Her cent. ditto &lath Kutern „ 1-83 to 1-16 continuation North British -16 to 3-16 per cent. do. Great Wistern of Canada t noston Grand Trent of Canada „ 6d. to lc pre share ditto The directors of the Oriental Inland Steam Com pany announce that, in consequence of the demand for steam vessels upon the Indian rivers, they have resolved to double the company's capital. We are requested to state that the subscription list of the East India Steam Navigation Company will be clued on the 15th inst. _ The wheat market yeate;d7ai wu dull, at lad Mow &fa rates. The London colonial wool males are fixed to cont.. menco on Thursday, the 24th inst. The fresh arrivals, up to the present date, are-3,874 bales Sydney, 6,926 bales Victoria, 1,488 bales New Zealand, and 13,691 bales Cape of Good Hope—in all, 26,746 bales. Farther quantities are expected in time ; so that the total, in all probability, will not be less than 30,000 bales. At the indigo sale yesterday consuming qualities were sold more readily, and there was generally more competition for indigo ander 7a. per lb. The position of the market for American railway securities is thus noticed in the circular of Mr. K Satterthwaite : Notwhhttanding the oontinual fluctuations in European dock% Amman recuritim remain very steady, the demand bct i ftly equal to the supply; in fact, the more imminent con tel troub!es appear, the more diapositien is there t 3 invest in the current United States stocks, and in tho beat clue of Amkrican railroad bands. The Pert, with the heavy portion of the mails from Calcutta and China, left ?flak* 011 Sunday for Southampton. The Ripon, with a mail for Bombay, arrived at Malta on Monday, and sailed on the same day for Alexandria. WEDNE6DAT ERNINO. Throughout the Stock Exciani;thetiTnienCYat the close of business was very favourable. The funds have risen 1 to 5-16 per ant. English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, and Indian Railway shares were all better. Investments in the latter have been stimulated by the late fall. The fortnightly settle ment in shares and foreign stocks has to-day made satisfactory progress. The monthly settlement in Consols has been completed. Only one defaulter hu been declared, and his liabilities are very small. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1, for the 9th March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and gradually improved, closing at 951 " sellers." At one period the dealers were buyers at that figure. For money the price opened at 951 to /, and closed at 96i, " sellers." The government broker made his usual purchase. The official busi ness report is se follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 951, i, j, I, f ; ditto, for account (9th March), 93f, 1,1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 1,1, 96, 931; New Three per Cents., 951, 951, 98, 951, 96; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 961; India Bonds, 20a. pram. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 33a. to 365. prem.; India Bonds, 20s. to 245. prem.; and Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 981 to f. The foreign stock market was firmer in character, except u regards Sardinian Bonds, which have again fallen 1 per cent., being quoted 79 to 81. The new Turkish Loan has advanced about 1 per cent., the Ist series closing at 6 to 151 dim., and the 2nd at 61 to 61 dis. The Six per Cents. of 1864 have im proved 1 per cent., leaving off at 891 o 90. Peruvian Bonds of all descriptions were in demand, with an upward tendency, the supply in the market being scanty. The inquiries for bank shares have become less numerous, but prices in most cues are supported. In the market for land, steam, telegraph, and miscel laneous shares no alteration of importance occurred. Red Sea and India Telegraph shares were quoted par to 1 prem. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 124 f and 124. The new Victoria Government Bonds rose today to 111, and closed at 1101 to 1. Royal Danish Railway shares were officially marked 111 (201. paid). MINES -THIB DAY. Two o'CLoor, In the miningmarket, to-day, shares in Rcsewarne and Alfred Consols are flat. There have been Iran. sac. ions, In moat instances at steady prices, in shares Wheal Kitty ((Latent), Grambler and St. Anbyn, West Seton, Great Day United, Par Consols, and North Downs. The haieiof the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Au►tralia continue in demand, and are marked prem. Port Philip Mining shares have been dealt in at lls. 6d. to 125.; and Worthing Mines at 6s. 9d. to 7s. In the BerdnuptcyCourt yesterday apolitionwm presenteS for the windiog op the Bog Mining Company (Limited). The Andley Mines (Bsllyeamisk, County Cork) sold at Liverpool, on the let inst., 98 tons 4 cwt. 2 qrs. of copper ore for 1,3141.4 e. 2d. Tho report from Collaeoorbe dated Feb. Bth, 11111“8/ that " during the last week the rise In the back of the 84 west has been put up two Whose, and the lode worth two tons of rich copper ore per Whom for the length of the the, eight ket. Other pom.s continue without alteration." COMMERCIAL AND MA.RIETE. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. STOAR.—The public sake hare gone off neatly, and do ankle Ow s more fine appearanon Refined lamps re nnin at 62e. 6d. to 64e. coma.-Ther:sl;Os not been a public Lisle to.day. A saw of Rio sold, the pries not declared. Tia.—Tho market is firm bat not much business done. Lett-re from Chine sre "spoofed to-morrow. guts.—This article barn very firm. Rice remains Weedy. BALTTETIII.—A far amount of business done at pre- Mows rotas. ffricra have ea upward tendency. Innwo (6eosad dey).—The sales yesterday have gone off with more spirit, and for ordinary .. sad middling qualities of there hes been fair competton at 3d. to Bd. disoount i crt July Wei priors ; good and 6ne qualities are neg lected, mad chiefly withdrawn or bought in ; dry lest Madras sold et prime averagieg the last sales' prim. Kuroda are la good request at October rates ; 1,621 chests posed the eels to-day, of which 684 were withdrawn, and 248 bought la, leaving 681 told. Is other articles no material sittration. TALLOW MARKET. 7 THIB DAT.. The nisrist 4 firm. Town tallow is quoted 52.. nett cash ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 62.. 6d. ; at or before the earl et Man*, 63.. 6i. • April oily, 63a. ; April to June 62a. 64. to 9d.; Octob e r to Deosoiles, 525. 94. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of limits k not very large yet trade ie doll. The choicest hinds can scarcely be quoted lower than on Monday There is a better supply of cheep than on iltursday lest, although still very .Indifferent., Prices are not quits so good as on Monday, with a slow trade. Calves are rather lower. Our foreign supply consists of 317 hearts; 750 sheep, and 140 calves. The number 4 milch oows is 131. _ - Pe Mae arab,. s. 6. at. Pe daria of a. 4. s. Ilaraferb.. 4 1 I BM k 11061•601 4 6 4 1 Nat loorwaail .... 4 Imacet aaatW bomb— 0 4 Dar n•M • ... ..• - - Oahu ........ 4 4 az ali= 44 4 • 11•14 Dn & Sal-annta 6 0 6 lonia ...... ISO lamb at marts. 1.031: dm. aM Wats. 4.1 0 0 Wm, 1 Oft . SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davis sad Company report tends very dull, and prim, without slterst , ou . —Primo modem hay, 70s. to noo. impactor ditto, 84s. la 90e. ; inferior ditto, 65e. to BCls.; s o ma, Ws, to 70m. ; clover, ol 900. 01 to 100 o.; ditto, wood ant, 85s. to 95a. ; atraw, d, 245. to 280. IFAGES IX THE BLACKBURN DISTRICT. The general meeting of spinners and mandate toren of this district, to consider what reply should be given to the request of the operatives for an advance of wages, was held yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon at the Bull Hotel. After couridtrable discussion, the following resolution wee pat to the meet nu, and carried ttnanirocaudy —" That this naerng, taking too oonsidtratim the reversl years of scone trial which the cotton trade has experienced, end that we have not yet sufficient ground for concluding that the improvement which has recently shown itself wiII he permanent in tta character, coositicre that the application of the optratives fir ea &dawn* of wqrse is premature, and at present cannot be acceded to."—Maechuter Guardian. How little °aerate' the duties of deputy In Prussia mire be, may be gathered from the fact that Loth Herr ion Used= and Count Albert PoonaWs, who have vsea•ci their slate by the acceptance of satbsseadors' poets, intend to be re-elected. The distance frost Berlin to Frankfort being only sheen hours, sad the /Mop of the Fe!era! Diet not wry frequent, it may be possible fer Herr von Cotton tr be pre. eat occasionally in his place in the chamber; but for Count Poartal4s, who is going to Paris, this would be impoable. LOOSES TO FRENCH SHTrPING.. -- The Dibals offers en *anent of the Aiming loses eastalued Franca in 1858 nail year u l owed thence by sta by iperreek, Ore, *Ancient,, and other caws, of 444 From& vends. Of three 103 were togged In long rope P ; the remainder were employed In the coot lug trade; this prima that the merit Lion of the coast is far more per then that of the high sus, Our total Ws during the last seven yews amount. to 2,973 web, of which 126 have never boa loud of" I 1 I al It li H 10 5 li N n N fie lie a a I I 111 15 134 U 13 U 44 4/ 4 1 17f 14 1 4 ig 741 73 4 111 - 1 11 N NI i ii • iSi i Met M II IN IN IA 118 ii 118 112 P UT 114 118 liS Bl 11111 pt 01 108 N N 11 111 M IN 11 93 t: If 10 ni I fl 1.11 II 14 11 30 149 99 141 10 140 142 iii Irs la Iss I I Ili N IS 111 9 10 111 US leasOa. Ni li 90 1 NG I Halm_ A 1 i i.i . I, ti iris 1