The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITIr COURT& (It. fore the Molter of the Roll% ) 1(.\••.1.4 ‘4.l . ltANt AVIOrI TIOV. .he the ,tee ,a Ow na. thee nod. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bator, Yr. Commistioser 114ropL) POURRAY AND TAITOS. .111.1 tbe of 2i MILS mks tb. COM. run ,wig glect I put teat arms. rata. Aing NAM. I PTO* r, MC . 719 my% mak ilea& 1 W. eas es Age a+. Nam The or V. .1 EL ~le Et sus.) 1•1 Mt ItOitrltT % I). ▪ .4 Port wear ▪ esi• —vit t ow J. Y , m UPI The petition prtwented for the witoltng lip of this Nom vans eanir on for at-somata yesterday sod this morning. Ile Honour .041 the petition MUst stand over as p.irt F-..rd. until Match :Ai, iu order that there might the Ineantirue be a ot , neral meeting of *hare bidders. and that the shareholders should themselves doter ...inn what coarse should in pur•lic.l. I-ut with au intimation ticAt in .ase they determined the association should go on he should capon they would hod outfit:toot capital for ti..it purpose. and that the costa of the iwtition should 1111491 any circumstances be provided for. Ills boovar alas stated that to one they sheath! he .4 opining, that the serwtation should not go oa, then it would, to his judgment. be better that Hai ohoidd be wound up out of mirk nal that he would give facilities foe that purpose. Mr. FuMatt, Mr. Hagallsy, awl Mr. Ittrabstet ware for the petition ; and stir Hugh Cairns, 311.r.thisyNt. Mattis, .1.1 Mr. l'nerkeril spur it. - CUL'RT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bit , the Judge Onhasty.) inure r. WHITS! %VD f tio.—rirrelAl; JOLT. Mr aerpoat show. lit. Phillimore. sad Dr. Tristram for the Walnut! ; Mr. Maceulay,l,LC., Dr.tbrabey, and Mr. F. for the delendaists. Ti.•. w snit to drtyrrnioe the validity of • will lOW rated on the 94h el deanery, lehi, by Mr. Edward Whir, s, ltiriesderrees, Margate. It was recorded by the pLintiff. Mrs. Frances White, the widow. sad was resisteil i.e the del...dear the daughter of Cbdr er ail, in the ground of want of capacity, gad also ca a .4 undue influence alleged to have pees erecter rev the testator he the plaintiff Bed others. Mr. While b i d on the tub of April lest, at the age of At. ,se oe the sale of the plaintiff wee brieffy es fol. The twetator hail been a carpenter and builder for ' mans years at Margate, of which be wee • native. end at re time he hal amassed • property in bores w hets. were all let, produced en iacome of 1,7 , 01 V . per satsuma Latterly it bail diminished, and the estate to be .I.strilsited eater the will was estimated to be worth only l eery 101.4•. Iff, had been twice married. By too first had I. &reveal children, but there only so▪ rvised the two defewbots. llw eldest me had, left • widow. who was still Livia% Sit, .4 Li. &lighters had heee married to Mr. so insamisecr, in Holbert and Hamel= eh. droll some yearsago, leaving her well I. The other defewiant wee unmarried. In the ..,r 14\ leis.: thee about feel years of age, the tee. taw mewled the *Ord!. who wee • lady of repaid& Lads, and we. thee of the age elf 30. Prom that time to the 41.6 y 14 los ilesth be bid lived with her on trims of the etniret affection; hut is Dee he wet Cr his rhoughters also to Her with him. May one sal metal of him the apple part of hie hoer St era this arraerreet •ppeared to be perfectly tom I.ot Marra Cobh, the rakers, who had ...h. him • leesporary adverse of 6,0001. is war p. lur utt a wriggle, rpm to rem him for the .riev. Mrs. rel.. hearing of this, banderol him to her stloreire. wheee onterventioe soother tor wee re.• aired. awl the mortgage wee trasferred to the bider. The newer thus Maimed was insefficient. and Mm. Cato armed tam him 10.. • farther era of 1,0001.. for which she Seek s "re . lel modest , ; bet she sere actually sibursed hits 11.1 thus War. After Ibis she bops to 00. • n.• the tutor , rewiaerlielMit of her haw% affairs awl a leaner. IAOO, abe opened wouint at her honkers to her ewe rale M ossoest of Elea nl %low'. estate. This Mi nal plow the Esasesmi. ad in rimer i imen, of a deenend map urea Wm by Mr. Ads..., a painter. for the payment of 70f.. arch he sushi not manta he was so awry, that be pee Ids fbateMen is norob, will..nd to quit. le lafed he bad erented • will arra entirely I. lamer of the defendant, fee he bad est. tied spa his wife whew be married her a tavern at Lops., called the Elepheat sod Castle, which produced • yearly saes of 160 1 .. sad he had charged a farther sem roe his wear so se to make up her income to 2001. Mr. Whet.. diseatidaetine with hie daughters is. erring. be directed hie solicitor, Mr. Brook, the Bowe dirk of Margate, to make a new will. lb. Break thinking that he had merely done so in •it el peeing anger did not take say steps to Gerry wt his wire.; bat at length Mr. Coors, • eirgenter. soh ra4her claim snout him fee work done to the merit of :salt. More ineeneed than ever. be directed Mr. Brook to demand sa aroma from lira rato, but be was eventually obliged to sell some share which he had in the pier. This greatly a imoval him, for he hail ren employed in bedding it, sad he hail been a director of the coo - tray, mid on the 24th of November he mare hi. solicitor instruction' to make a sew will. At first be proposal. after bequeathing some persorl property to hie daughters, to divide hi estate between riaughtevielaw and hie wit.; tat he ultimately resolved to rive Mrs. White. jam, UM, and to leave the residue to tin plaintiff. The will wee drawn up in this form, wee executed by the deceased, sad wee attested by Mr. Poyetoo. the niaaasies clerk to Mr. Brook, and by Mr. Willy, a medikoi pnictitioser et Margate. rills ease was proceeding when we west to ppm.) The bankrupts WON deafen and ailkmereers, of Regent's eines. Oxford Aron. This was the sitting for examination and .11wharge. Them:emote have already appeared in detail. The bnokrupts owe about 42,i5t01., no which a dividend of M. has been mod, atvl there will be some farther die!. deed. Mr. Sanwa opposed for the assignees; Mr. Lewis ap c:sure.Lfor the Islokrupt Sow erby, sod Mr. Lioklater for Mr. Served stated that the amounts were voluminous, orrupl.•ieg upwards of 170 rips. The mote:nese hod disco trend 'eery ',mono inseeuraeses; and the ideo of the Isink rupts now passing was nut of qtseetion. It was contended tliot they ousiLt to le adjourned sine die. Mr. Liaklister admitted that the amounts had only been filed just is time, ha• the assignees had tendered no requi sitions nmos them. If this were done, the Inakrurea would do the lest in their power to answer them. Under these eirisimstanom he roubl not moist an adjournment ; the *soirees were entitled to one adjournment after the ac counts were 61.1. . . Mr. Sargonil .eel the 4.r...return required inve.tigatioa aad exposure ; awl he, tli.ntore, wished to examine the book. tuft sinverhy. Ilia Miami said that as it wan admitted that the meat Iw afternik,l, t%i. had better b e & De Wore the bankrupt. were examined. Mr. marg..l.l it appeared ft...fit the arcounta that the bankrupt. had. in the lard eight minting, sold 211,1100/, worth of gouda at a NM of 12,00 V. and the trade expenws incurred in those sake were *,4(10/. There were also falai. &dim. of the civil' hi.nk. Ili. Honour e.e l it wont.] be for the bankrupts to explain those natters; and the case would be best dealt with by the mimes,. tre•leri rennisitions, and rallies es the teenkrupts to anawyr them. This waa a fax latter course then a mere &his• q • examinatioa. Mr Sort:o•al ~sl it was DO mere Ilehing examinatioo that posased. Ile was prepared to substantiate certain then:es. _ _ _ _ Ilia !toner thnitzht it noir fair that thehankruptsaboukt ha‘r entire of ter I.lbil OS which the wipes* required auf.rnuit . . . _ Mr samivival iweetimad that the adjouremeot would be Mn aiel without evecivtiee. n••t think it would lir right t withleiht th e teethiu at that 4.lee. lie Ilhaell Zlee pe , frre , lee for prfloa to en:oot.. the lankrupte to give the inforn.o• tele regairviL It was o.d won in refuse prole tin outil Het iltwatiou of the lookrupf* conduct CAMP, before the town. Mr. Liektiter maid the hankrupta had se *telt to avoid it miry ; they rather ...e.rte,t u. Mr.51ar,;...1 It I. their ...lily cheat:lifer geltireig rid of the elr"Rer • :Mint them. . . n,..sotons wan then 11.1y-runlet' aloe olio, mark protrretirs r .. toroth. (Hofer , . Mr. Th. lweltenit, a tailor. at Newport, in the Isle of Wight, •eplual rertil,ste. Debt., :1,.11e.M. ; aa..ets abut The hankropt eat opposed by Mr. Lewis, anil sup. In Mr. A. Turner. It appearien that be bad tebrnitted to bit crolitors 1.1..-oolot of hi. position, his Honour suspend.' the err. " ,, le lammed a...) for twelve months, but granted peke t , . teal. Mellows Mr. Cosavaissiower Faroe.) Is ne iIIAILLIA V.1.1/T.—cAws or THE MANAGES Or A LOAN MORT. - JUINOIY.MT. The Leakrept, a ebeeerameger. of Gwovelbstreet- reed, recently applied to peas Ms eaamouthon awl for au seller .balvarge. Tbe *lemma. one of the first elneh came to Ile court metes the sew act, but there but been several ...lperaneeta. IL. llonour note gave judgment. Ile anal -The bank lupt keel earned m, to. toomes• respectably for many 11., keel the Melon*. l.. henna hankrapt in MIL tat reenveal hr gertob•aw la 'd, end mourned hi. be.i. Ws*, eaab be eampi sea for else years succee.fully. lie the .1%4h l aetolaer last Ito owl cobbled to aulanait to bank rapt ...eru nrste l'nfortunalely fur bum he was ioduord hioneelf in the affair* of a commie! (-allot the North-Lee Lowto. Loos awl Decousi Compsay of which Mae N01.n........erri5ry. A wine eadorkhrated American, Inoosto Frosiklln, 'Ay, is his emits, " Keep Tear she% art nor Amor rill keep you. The inakrapt, I supper, L•I i.e.e r rend ti., ewe proverb ; for Moro, n 1 herpes his ie involved himself in all the resplieriors ef thin 16....c0nt t "mirky, by buserier its manager. row tb.o sonooot M berme ieveleed la eadlem eeetplica 1.... .54 the 1., et ireberrary Is* Wise, the on wt.'', ran t%Alllialld Were ine as peat length ; art 4e . wid • very long and erniptiented dory as h. the of the Lew and Direonat Company, sod "Q •'wetly, as the mune ay, the basicregn wee twinned awl My also Mkt • @wry 'ully long and eraqiiested. I hare 1 ..1 ...oh their atones trees brolonisr te end. They Oar' 1 .. 4 4 bit Meld arch meek le the bashrepL Ide net. however, think that Clio lankrupt ever intended to act dis honestly ; and he ha certainly told his story most candidly, men where it told Amnon himself. Looking, therefore, at all th , difficulties in which he was ievolved by circumsta nces he could not coutoil, and being ilistasied to believe him Inure unfortunate than erring, I pass hia last examialtion and give him Inc discharge. fllefore Mr. Corn nissioner Goulburn.) ' IV RE H. RI/LEN.) ittm.rN, ALIAS "HARRY BOLERO." A djukticrtimi of bankruptcy was made, on the bankrupt's own petition. H. Y eleseribal as s bossed victualler, of the Albion Tavern, Margate. Messrs.. Peal and Turner esti mate the debts at 11001. ; assets about 300/. This is the second bankruptcy. IN it ItACIEITT. - BUILDISti SOCUTICS. The bankrupt wee a do-box maker, of Llirey-street, and had been in the habit of supplying the beechen of Linooln's inn. This was the sitting fur examination sod discharge. The accounts of Urania. Paul and Turner show unsecured debts of 7701. ; secured ditto, 1,110/. Amongst the latter was the Alliance Life Aseuranos and Guanintee Company, who boil as security two freehold houses at Peckham. His Honour, in granting the order of discharge, observed that this was one of Wow numerous owe where unfortu nate tradespeople got into the hands of building societies, and were ruined. The society iu question had got hold of yearly all the bankrupt's property. SHERIFFS' COURT, Ben LION St/CARE. (Before Mr. Under Sheriff Burcbcll.) IMPORTANT TO JURYMEN. As many an 29 householders were summoned to attend the court from today until the 27th of March, awl several extatioos were made to be excused. In one OM a gen stated that be was 72 years of age and had been ex cused for 11 you.. Mr. Under-Sheriff Sunhat] told him he moat get bin ammo rimoved from the parish register, or he would boilable to be ensemonseL He had been returned se a qu.litied afor a Juryman. As to his age, there were many at agehis who discharged their duties, sad they all knew that the Lord Chief Baron Pollock was beyond the age of the applicant. He in thiamine excused the party from attending. In another cans a gentleman mid be was a commissioner of the land and assessed taxes, and wished to be excused. Mr. l*ister.Shartft Burchell—Are you a commissioner of the ioc• me tax ? Apphesnt —No, sir. treelerAheriff —Then I can't excuse you. It should be known by the public that persons who are 60 and upwards should get their names removed from the parish register in petty sessions, or they are bound to attend as jurymen when summoned. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) ss. WORSHIP-STREET. N s' 111111434A1T PRIVSMTID. WO. NUTT, WO. Great, TAos. llNdant, AVOW Parsons, u and Juke Filliores, the inter a tall and powerful male, were 10, ' sharied with Mein housebreaking implements ia their It poseimos with intent to commit a burglary. Poliameonstable Gardner, 179 G. while oa duty in Holy w& Elboreditch, at 5 o'clock this morning. observed i s t an the standing together near • pagrabroker's shop e s . lbws On perceiving that they were noticed, three west is brwairde Shogehtch, and two into the Curtaimroad. About 11l West, iniantesafterwards they were all together again, 'otter 1t frees the spot where drat @sea, and Gardner having imaged i t ssesawitile with 170 ti, took, with his mistime, the five to men into custody. On Ferrer was found a knife sad some ma matches, on Grunt also some matched", on Hudson a larger st, haife. Pampas some half peace only, but on Fellows' II there was a life preserver, sad while being oonveyed to the le station•limme be threw something into • tingly-ImA, from if sheers saionessatly two • jemmies" were picked ;7: up by the polies. Sergeant Evans, G divieiea, ee . tried ens of Wes levees on the side door of the is. pawalnolloses misaligned, and found that the point 10 sansopended with indentations there, as S. marts badrepastally been made to [omen entrance. a All tie priessen are notorMue persons. Ferrer, whose *ld name is Cleaves er Cleasby, has had three years' ins- • pressenest for felony. Fellow's, or rather George Gable, at was sentenced to am years' tramportatioa in lad for le complicity in an iron-chest robbery from a public bases is Shoreditch, sad Grant, Hudson, and Pm- 1 4 emstegular pgactitioaers about the East-end of F to have a penchant for Z' hen elm* foe he a tiC r e i tified as having bean °aspersed se. he a boasted a shed time Mace where one of those weighty a deposits had actually hem revered from the rear of the 44 9 premises in Old-street to the shop counter. On that ciao e it mu he escaped, bat the aeoomphce wee takes. It is Him- she. wise believed that he is one of the gang who forced an eetraoce, about a mouth back, into some large ware house rooms adjoining the City-road, from whew, a chest of platy was removed, a portion of which was meetly discover,,) at Beejanun'ainiGemstreet, St. Luke's. These warehouse premises have been again attempted ; for a few sights slam the frolic* found a putty-knife and one of the mad formidable life- preservers ever seen, namely, with spikes of rotated iron abetting from the leaden end of it, apes the tiles of as out-house in the pones mice of Yr. Patten, a carman, at the rear of the warehouses. °minim had manifestly been commenced by endeavouring to remove the putty from some window panes, awl a hasty retreat was made in consequence of one of the thieves nearly falling through a skylight on the outhouse. The police are diligently pumi a inf ia requiries into thin matter. All the prisoners were ni CLEHKENWELL. PERIOCA CHARGE Or PELONT AGAIJII? • POLICEMAN. Police-coastable William Rthina., aged 204, No. 70 K, attached to the Huoteretreet subelliviams, was placed la the felons' dock, before Mr. D'Erscoort, charged with steel ing from the person of Mrs. Amy Brooking,antarristlwoman, midis; at 26, Kimpgateetreet, Holborn, a pares ocialain ing six half-crowns and two shillings, the property ot Mr. John Deacon Brookiog, of Guilford street, Rainll-goers. Mr. Lewis, jun., attended for the defame, Inspectoes Pierce and Iteyeard, of the E division, watched the case on behalf of the Commissioners of Police. The case salted a great deal of interest, end the court wea crowned to loconvenienos. The complainant, a reepectablyattired young mimes, said— My husband is a traveller for a wholesale house in the Qty. had been to a wedding party at Chelsea last night, aad this mornieg I got out of a cab at Guilford-street, at the corner of the square, intending to go to the Colonnade to sleep with a feared. Fialing that my friend's huslmad was at home I returned towards my own hums, and was walk ing rapidly when the prisoner, who was in uniform, stopped me and spoke to me. He said, " You are out rather la** and 1 told him that I bad been toe party. Mr. Irtlyiseonrt —Whet time was it then' Witmer —I cannot say. I think it was about three. Mr. Lewis—lt we. about four. Mr. VEyncourt —Were you sober? Witness—Prefab'. Witness cootinued—Prisoner mid he had some rum in a bottle but could not get the cork out. 1 pulled a hairpie out of my hair to try snit get the cork out, but I could out 7et it mit. I had a parc e l sod my pur se in my hand, and thew 1 1..1.1 as the railing+. I handed the prisoner the bottle, and 1 looked for my purse, but 1 could let bud It. I had been standing there then some minute,. The prisoner tried to break the neck of the bottle. I askei the prisoner for my pure, and he took it from behind Mai; from his pocket, I think. I had sit Wl morns sad two shilling, in it, I had changed a movers*. at Maslen, at least the °theme hail. 1 then procee.led i my way home. and lookcil into my purse and found all i my niuuey B o no. rime 6,121.1. in copper ill it. I afterwanle returned, and waded for :ibout half an hour to tee d 1 could see the pri,oner, but coubl not, soil then went to the station, D Lyucourt nr.) thing to flrink Witn•-bs —I think 1 w.i lkift , tly .obtr -in foot I ern .uro I wit.. _ _ Crues-eminineil— My loisleinil travels for Messrs. Leaf, of I)2 Change. I kid n key ..f lily own door, lint I ilia not like to co home, The perom who I was going to sleep 1 withal the Coloomule is the wife of a cabman. I hail come 1 from Chelsea with • lady who is employed et Ii the Lyceum Theatie. INM a professional myself. I did 1 . 1 not go loom with illy hely trend to sleep because she slept t with her neither in Ikury•l.me. I mu an actress at Meary-lane and the Lyceum. hot I do ad play in my husbearre mine. I paid the cabman at a public-Louse, where the 4,11.411a1l got clortige for sic sovereign. It might have been 2 I minutes idler I left Chelsea that the cabmen pa the chsnge. I noticed that the two shillings hiarl Mom on them when the cabmen gave then, to me. for toy lady friend. raid they were lucky. I did not put my purse down in the eel.. Ile pima stockiiige, which 1 Intl takes to the wedding ',arty to mend. 31r. Lewin -Ihd you 'mewl to have some rum if the cork meall Lave Irma got out! Witness• ilk deer, no • I .lit sot like rum. I should Imes imell for mine beer if I could have got it. I wished is was leer instead of rum. It wee a beak of fancy that shade me take an interest in getting the cork oat. I am entitled to have • (reek as well es any one else. I del out dank soy rum. He must have turned round to the mile to get the purse. He pusher' me indecently against the tails after I list given him the bottle. I have never compliiiiml of hi* imleveut couduct. When he hooded me the purse he laughed. Mr, liErsemart-1 see the charge was taken at • quarter to six this morning, •tal you My you left Chelsea at two, how do you account for that! Wane. —I do not usa•tly know the time. Mr. Lewis said the prisoner had been smirched, and all that was found on I was it.. lid., and no lion Analog was amour. those found on Lim. Paimersorgeant Wheeler, 1$ E, said he searched the pri mmer, sad found no bin, three half-crowns and one shilling, width mid his wife bad giViD him. The woman war mbar. Mr. Geis—lid else complain of en indecent swell! Witeame--No. 148.64 said that was more important than the robbery of a taw shillings. Mr. ll'Eyooriurt remanded the prisoner for a week, and congested to take his own recognisance to appear oa that day, CRTRTAL PALACK. ONE SHILLINO DAT. WrAMADAT, Fta. 10. d.bnittinos oa yonsust. 507 ; ditto by mown tkkota, to) —total. 1,156. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY SO, 1E62. MOS._ SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Tw• e'Crooe.. In the railway share market to-day there is a decline of 4 per cent. iu South Eastern Railway 4, stock, which is now quoted 834 to 4. Eastern e Counties has also receded 4 ; Caledonian, ; ; and Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4. London and North Western stock is uow quoted 96 to 4 ; Great Western, 704 to 4 / 1311 to . 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, t 107 to ; Caledonian, 106 to 4 ; South Eastern, l 834 to 4 • Eastern Counties, 554 to 1164 ; and . 4 1 Great Nor thern, 118 to 119. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 1 1 , 1 13-10 to 1 16-16 prem. Belgian, Indian, Brad- 7 lian and Canadian railway shares are all well sup ported. KEY LS min" RAILWAYS. T to MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA i.) The Steamer Bombay left Poiut 410 (hale on the 2:4"th Jaututry, with the Englirli mail for Anat.:Aim. of December. Two o'Cuxit. There is still no movement in the funds, ' WEDNESDAT Eyesore. which remain at the prices that have prevailed for Consuls , which closed yesterday at 9 n to 93 several days past, with very little buiduess. Eng- both for money and the 6th Mara), opened and fish railway stocks have experienced a further de- cloeed to-day at the MHO quotation. The official busi cline. In other respects there is no feature of mmuchness report is as follows:—Threc per Cent. Consols, interest in the Stock Exchange. for motley, 93, 921 ; ditto, for account (March 6), •93 ; Bank Stock, 2411 ; 242 i, 241 ; 'Three per At Paris this morning, acconling to Mr. c en t s Re d uced, 93k, ; New Three per Crate, Reuter's telegram, the Three per Ceut. Reutes 9.31, ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 109 ; India opened at 70fr. 05e., fell to 69fr. 55c., but moo- Steck, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, vored to 69fr. 90c., being sc. lower than yesterday. 106 k, 1 ; ditto fur account, 106/ ; ditto Four per Ceut. Debentures', 181i4 or 1866, Ti ; dittt: , ltouds, The telegram states that " great agitation " pre- I 26e. prem. ,• Four per Cent. enfisool rupee veils on the Bourse. paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1011, 102 ; ditto Consols are officially marked 92 8 and 93 for rive-and-a-Half per Cent., 1071. motley, and 921 for the account. The present British Goverumeut Five per Cents. were dealt quotation is 92/ to 93, both for cash and the oth in to-day at 109. of March. The official business report is as fol- The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady, at wog to 1. The rupee paper is firm. lows :—Bank Stock, 2421, 242 ; Three per Ceuta. The March Excleatiner Bills were quoted 13s. to Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, f 16s. prem., and the June, 16s. to 19e. prem. Thirty Yearn' Annuities, 1885, 15a ; India Five per India Bonds were purchased at 26e. prem. Cent. Stock, 106/, ; ditto Four per Cent. De- Numerous transactions have moan occurred in benturee, 1863, 991 ; ditto, 186 4 or 1866, 991- foreign stocks, but prices iu several instances were ditto Bonds, 28s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced"' lower. rupee paper, 1011 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per cent., 1071 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 16e. prem. ; ditto June, 19s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull ; the Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 84 to 1, and that of 1858, 74 to 1; Mexican Bonds are fairly supported. Venezuela are rather more offered. Italian Five per Cents. have not recovered from the fall which took place yesterday afternoon. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Ceuta., 641 (exchange 12fl); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 102} ; Italian Five per Cents., 671,1 (exchange 25fr.); Moorish scrip, 51, / prem. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341, 331, 341, 34 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 261 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for ac count, 991 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., for ac count, 831 ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1853, 47, ; ditto for account, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1860, 931 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 81 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 531, ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 431 ; ditto Passive, 191, 20 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 841, 1 ; ditto Six per Ceuta, 1858, for account, 741, 1, }; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 251. Except in peculiarly well informed quarters, some surprise has been excited this afternoon by the announcement of a new Italian 5 per cent. loan for 1,338,0001. at 74 per cent. The money is stated to be wanted for the con struction of the Maremmana Railway, which is to be executed by means of a "Royal Loan," without the intervention of a public company. The holders of the bonds now offered are to be entitled (in addi tion to their 5 per cent. guaranteed interest) to one moiety of any surplus of net profits that may be derived from the railway, after payment of all charges and of the interest on the bonds. Whether the present issue will attract subscribers at 74, while the last Italian Five per Cent. Loan is to be bought below 68, remains to be seen. If the loan is taken up, it will be through the connexions of the respectable agents. There seems to have been anxiety on the part of the government to keep the new bonds distinct from their last Five per Cent. Loan. It is believed that authentic intelligence has really reached Europe to the effect that the Spanish forces, after a hard battle, have sustained a decided defeat by the Mexicans. It seems probable that the force despatched to Mexico by the allied powers will have to be considerably increased. About 50,0001 in gold, chiefly bar, was bought from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. The Ceylon, from Alexandria, has brought about 11,0001. in Australian gold.' Of the 1,018,0001. in Australian gold known to be on the way to England, about 473,000/. is now due. The balance of the Cape of Good Hope Govern ment 6 per cent. Loan authorised by act No. 26 of 1861, amounting to 145,0001., was disposed of yester day by public tender at the office of the agents general for crown and colonies. The number of tenders received was 88, and the total sum offered 376,5001. The bidding* ranged from 1021. ss. 6d. to 1091. 15s. The whole loan was disposed of at and above 1071. 11s. 6d., which, considenug that the bonds have but 12 years to run, is a very good price for the colony. The minimum fixed before the opening of the tenders was 106. The negotia don seems to have been conducted with judgment. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm. The sales comprised 10,000 bales. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,2191., and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 4,7001. The dividends on the Scottish North Eastern Railway Company's stocks are officially an nounced as follows:—On the Aberdeen stock, at the rate of 11 per cent. per annum ; and on the Scottish Midland, at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum. The dividend in the former MAO in the corresponding period of lest year was at the rate of I per cent. per annum ; and iu the latter at 41 per cent. per annum. One of the agents of the India Freehold Land Company has forwarded samples of gold from South-Western India. These, with specimens front other parts of India, as well as other minerals, are on view at the company's offices, New Broad-street buildiugs. The specimens are very flue, being in the form of grains, mutes, and nuggets. Mr. Philip Anstrutber, late secretary to the govern ment of Ceylon, has joined the board of this cum- MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The mining market is not active to-day. east Caradon shares are quoted 30 to it ; South Camden, 3171 to 3221 ; North Downs, 5 to 1 ; Cook's Kitchen, 30 to ; Wheal Beton, 121 to 122 ; Wheal Ludcott, 3 to 1 ; Wheal Margaret, 41 to 42 ; Great Wheal Fia-tune, 141 to 15 ; and East Devon Great Console, 11 to 2. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration of striking importance, but St. John del Rey and United Mexican are flat. At North Dolcoath Mine meeting yesterday the accoants showed a debit balance of 3841. A call of 3s. per share was made. At Long Rake Mine meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a debit balance of 3111. Os. Bd. A call of 1/. per share was made. At Wheal Cupid meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 401. 13s. 4d. A call of is. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PanY• Messrs. Seymour, Peacock, and Co., have re toived instructions to procure tonnage for guano from the Chiuchsa to the United Kingdom. This important ouaineaa has been iu abeyance for more Vow a year. With roferenoe to the market for American semi ritits§, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American securities in London since our last has been steady, and the quotations ruling at that deo have beau fully tuaiutained up to yesterday, wheu, us receipt of telegraphic advises from New York to the 6th lust., a strong desire to effect sales at a small decline on previous rates was inauffested, but buyers hold aloof. Illi nois shares have been chießy depres s ed, having touched to ' day 47 discount. Erie preferred are steady at 4,41, and onlivary shares at Fur railroad bowls the quotation remaiu unaltered, there being but few offering, There con tinues a daunted fur Atlantic and Great Weatoiu Bonds (New York section), they having been done at U. At anything like this price they appear a very cheap bond, considering the large indhc the rued may anticipate on the opeuing of the branch to the centre of the oil spring region. Detroit and Milwaukee Bonds are in good demend from 43 to 44. The annexed table shows at a glance the divi dends declared by must of the principal English , railways for the past year. IILEERILL AVER/LOSS. Wbe4t. , 7latley.l Old& I so.. ^ 84.1111. Fess. Jan. 11 Bl4 lldliis 214 94 354 84,40.114 34 3d 18 as 441.244 Ild 2418. 8440. lld SW Id 25 OB4 84044 214 104 394 1041 40e Al 14 14 Feb. 1 IN 81,40 s AI 21e 114 354 04 :404 1.1 384 7d 8 IN 4488. 74 214 lid 39s Od 481 14 404 Id 15 INIs 1041124 54 14 114 394 4d Os di Ns id gi, wet be A g i t , -__.'_— -_-- ..--...—.,_. gate Average -Os Id as fls Ild iTs Tal 404 34 Os el Durv.—Mbs4 Barley. Oat& Rye, Boa" aa4 Peas, 11 &lawn OlAni low Lan Wuc—Wbast, Man barb% 80,313; ow WPM: 'MSS; Wok 6535 ; P im * " SS " UMW'. DIAEBAX SUOMI TES FLOOTOLTIORE V TM ATIRATI MOS Or WHEAT DEEM TM SIX VIEWS lIIAIDEA Price& tab. ItID)TOING LINE.-(THIS DAY.) Socha has been in improved request, move especially for brown refining qualities, at a slight advance. Brown Gar plata date sold at 35e. 61. ; okayed Manilla , 335. 9d. to 355. ; undayed, 29e. 6d. to 30s. ; Porto Him, 395. ; Mauri tius, middling to good grainy, 41s. to 455. 6d. ; crystallised, 435. to 445. 6d. Refined continues firm. Correa has sold steadily at full prices, ordinary to fine middling, 72a. 6d. to 89s. 6cl. ; Dative Ceylon, good and up. ordinary, 695. to 71s. A cargo of St. Domingo sold afloat at 68s. 3d. Tin.-Tbe market is quiet but firm. Run. -A few sales have been made, Demerara, at Is. 8 ; Leeward', Is. 71d. ; and Jamaica, 'ds. Race-4,500 bags Necransie Arrecan sold at 10s. 13d. to IN. 914 and good middling old white Bengal at 13s. 6d. Saco.-Small pearl has declined Is. to la 6xl. ; ordinary to fine sold at 20s. to Zia ;,but large sort, owing to scarcity, has sold at 2s. advance ; fair to good, 265. to 28a. Flour sold at 6d. decline ; good quality, 16a. to 16". 3d. SPICIa.-Nutmegs sold at stead rates ; small, Is. 2d. to ls. 6d. ; low middling and middl t ug,la. Bxl. to N. ; fine. 3s. 7d. Mace is rather dearer ; very low sold 84. to 9d. ; ordinary, Ito le. 2d. Cloves : Zanzibar firm : fresh im port, 34d. to3ld. Pepper : Prices are steady, but the de mand is not brisk. Goad Singapore, 4d. ; Malabar, 44x1. to 414. ; white Singapore, 61d. ; fine, tifd. to 61d. Fiturr.-There is a good demand for low-priced currants, but at prices which are mostly refused by holders. SALTPITIM-For reractiou 81 to 7 per cent. 37a has be:a paid, and 375. 6d. for 80 tons for arrival. Gorton firm ; 1,000 bales sold. Jule: has sold heavily at barely the former currency common to good, 12/. 7s. 6d. to 181. 15a. Coontxem..-The periodical sale* went off with more animation than was expected; steady prices were paid for all deecriptions : fine Honduras salver sold at a slight advance ; low pasty to extra fine Honduras silver, ls. 6d. to 3e. 2d. ; ordinary black, 2s. sd. to N. 7d. ; Teasel% silver, 2a. 4d. to 2s. sd. ; black, 2s. Li. to N. 9d. ; Mexican silver, 2s. 3d. to 2s. 4xl. ; black, N. 6d. to 2a. 10d. TALLOW MARIEST.--(THIS DAY.) The market igg steady to-day. Priem ire voted as fol lows :—Town tallow, 465., net club ; Peters Y.C., oa the spot, 46a. to 465. 3d. ; March, 46.. to 46a. ; April to June, 46a. 3d. ; October to Digoagober, Ode. to 48a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) • The supply of beasts is not large, yet they cannot all be sold. Trade is very dull, and Monday's quotations are barely maintained. The number of sheep is small ; so also is the demand. Prices are about the same as on Monday last. Good calves are very scams and dear. Our foreign supply consists of 157 bau', 110 sheep, and 123 cal es. Mulch cows. 95. Per stone of Sibs. ad. ad. Per stone of Blba. e. 0. .d. Beet Scots, Ileretda. 46 4 8 BeetOneetllt.bdeSh 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4it 4 6 Beet Loss-w 0015.... 5 4 6 Second qua. beasts 36 4 0 Do. do. Shorn ..., 0 0 0 Calves 44 6 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 BeatDesdailf-breds 56 6 8 Lambe Neste at market, 935; Sheep and Lambs. 2,530 LW re, 150: Pim 190. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--!THIS DAY.) Meows. Hervey and Easton report trade slow at the fol lowing prioes:—Pritne meadow hay, 70s. to An. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 955. ; interiorditto, 40a. to Ms. ; rowel,. 150 s. to 701. ; clover, old, 140 a. to 110 a. ; ditto, new, second out, 801. to Ms. ; straw, 30s. to XL toived instructions to procure tonnage for guano from the Chinches to the United Kingdom. This MELANCHOLY FATE or " STEEPLE J ACK. "- important ousinesa has been iu abeyaniw for more A daring Sheffield man, who frees his feats in nifisiog tbau a year. lightning conductors to high steeples, sod in repairing had With roferenoe to the market for American seen- f . tw s to t z plo ch JiTenkeyi, met eremw for with al shacking g ione d ll th the yes t w itl r e of 4ay rithui, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : morning. His real name is Charles Faulkner. Mr. The market for American securities in London since our Hainsworth, ironfounder, is the contractor for the iron work last has been steady, soil the quotations ruling at that dots for a largo cotton factory in course of erection, for Mr. have beau fully maintained up to yesterday, wheu, on Edwin Learoyd, and thedeceasedwaa employed at the place. receipt of telegraphic advises from New York to the 6th About eight o ' clock he wall engaged en the third story of inst., a strung desire to effect sales at a small decline on the unfinished building, and while walking on a narrow plank, bin foot slipped, and he fell a distance of about 40 • previous rates was manifested, but buyers hold aloof. Illi nth. shares i i „,, been chiefly & pr . ,L having t ,,, , ,d to . feet. His head came in connect with one of the iron beams of the trasemeet story, which drove in the skull, and caused day 47 discount. Brie preferred are steady at 4ill, and onlimu-y shares at e r e. Fur railroad bonds the quotations huMediate, death- - - I . l "" dwehr ..Gmardia,... a . remaiu unaltered, there being but few offering, There con- THY. Atu.IDENT IN • LEAD MINE. —An in tinues a demean' fur Atlantic and Great Weaken Hoods fluential meeting wee held at Mold yesterday, nod means (New York section), they having been d one at 624. At were taken to organise a public intbscriptiou for the anything like this price they appear a very cheap hood, I benefit of the widows and families of the sixteen unfor cousideriug the huge trade the road may anticipate on the 1 tonate men who were killed by the sochlent at the Bryn °peeing of the brooch to the centre of the oil spring gwiog lead mine. The water has been g o t out o f the pit, nigiou. Detroit and Milwaukee Bonds are in good *Lomond , and the upper works have been entered, but no bodies were Gum 43 to 44. ,in at the bottom shafts. Yesterday morning, • third body ; found there, consequently the V. 1016 of the miners must be princ i va i E ngl i sh . was brought up, and it was thought probable that the The annexed table shows at a glance the divi . o w l R ho ci. i t e o i f imp ti c e t m ion w w ou il l l d bo be ifi r a e , ti ,, ov d emi n du t ri tiii ng w th e ld . s. i y n ... „ An ier deuds declared by most of the railways for the past year. : p e r that the evidence may be taken at the inquest on Taesday For 6 Months, • next. 41 _.,,.._ 11°°33° . suiting Total Market I A FiCit:li 01 , SHEEP WORRIED BY BULL Do.:s.— .•-•-• Al for the fano sew dechi„.4Price, Lot week a flock of sheep, 110 in number, belonging to per Elia 4 o'clock, Mr. Henry Day, the truant of Horton Manor Farm , Han - Mock. or pro- D Year EL Yea 19. posed. ley Castle, belonging to Sir E. H. Lechniere, Bart., was worried in a most frightful manner by a couple of bull-dogt C a. d. gs. 41. 4a d. that have long been the terror of the neighbourhood. Mr. 111illand London ilea Drlght.a, 210 0 310 0 6 0 0 121 to pass through a turnip field where the sheep -greater 0 210 0 66 0 1074 16 2 hire red York. the flock in (treat Nuuhern •• ' • 117 6 31106 15 ° 1181 : p art of them ewes in yeah - wen penned, when he found Lancas , shire a dreadful state of disonler , t wo lar g e bull North London North Eastern' (Der. .. 1 di ffi culty and courage the n.an succeeded in d rivin g wick: Caledonia° . don and &nab Western ' Lon York anti Noah klld. ing, and the pen was bestrewn( with wool sodblood. The had. N.M. Load sad North plantation agar to where Mr. Day's sheep had been penned, weasel' 1 I 0 110 o^2 12 6 7l Leeds Northern, N.E. 111 9 176 • 2 lii A 55e ex dlr. pl ' , w i th the blood and wool of the sheep upon them. Omit Mestana sake, havearrived from China, with 1,648,8001b5. of The Kate Canis, Queen of the Ocean, and Keep- Hanley Hall, ha! iindertaken !II pay the damage done by ''''' eeut•odneis that the owner of the dogs, r. Davis, of tea and 1,426 bales of silk. that they may be prevented from comm i tt i ng any fur th er them, but as this ts nut their first offeuce it is to he hoped mischief.- Worcestershire Clinngiee. es. r....7l Jsa. 11. 1 i i_ 61.16.1JAn...26 leb.l. Tab. S. Pi . . . • • 6 i 1 .. 10 .. ONDINANY enANMS AND BTOCILIL 1100 6U Suss„ ta WoLiteNsirVaL S i trk.,n.olttbriaJoa all ' BlesTiburti ...... all ; Myth and Tyao IL buston, 01 100 'Bristol I€l MAN 190 :(....Wettonian ma !Corn and so IZirnwau all Do. • .1 • as &v. snail all Do. B 4 *lira & all Dubai sae Ba *ma all Duad.,Pards. Abaola. ISO 'Ora Iftalartramilas ..:" 10w Uo*. De. Skala an MA Ils•dk MS moll Oripow 118 blab, a• loft sea Jr le• O bsem • 11. 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Trost*Ai.ot Australis (Llsoltod) tint Was. TrotLa.Co.U.Cdirdo U.. at Kingdoms To 1.11..). Vow olowourt• 181 i - zit xd 0} dial N N le sd S I I a t ft li ie n li Pu lik e a pand I 1 1 41s 101 - 1 16 16 I 1 i 1 1 li 1 74 6 61 68 611 70 16 12 pm 114 193 17 19 6 6 62 56 11 Kzd i zd Ili lii :al Ilk U. 4 1 .1 38 14 1- rl O9 e le l pml le 0} dls 9 10 NORTHERN AND EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly general meeting of proprietors was held this afternoon at the Bishopegate Station, Mr. B. W. Hvoraao presiding. The following report and statement of account. were read: "The directors have to report to the proprietors that the dividend on the respective shares of this company for the half-year ending the 21st of December last, will become payable on and after Tuesday, the 23th inst., as follow,. via. : On shares of 501. guaranteed five per cent. par annum, 11. ss. each, less property tax ; on shares of 501. guaranteed six per cent. per annum, 11. 10e. each, less property tax. ' General Statement of Receipts and Expenditure to Dec. 31 :—Dr. : To amount received for calls on 19,200 shares of Mt. each, 969,880/. ; to cash received of the Eastern Ometies Company (being the present excess of capital ex- Pinatas over 900 , 000 0. 10s. 9d. to balance car ried down, 1201. ; total, 952,5091. 10s. 9d. Or.: By cost of the railway, as per account to 30th June last, 992,37 W. Hs. 7d. ; by Lod and compensation, since paid, 1291. 15s. 2d. ; total, 962,5091. 10s. 9d. By balance brought down, 1201. The Cliataxas moved the usual resolution adopting the report, which was carried, and the dividend in accordance with the report was afterwards declared. DZ. CULL= AND TRZ KM/CATION QUINTION. Yesterday's Freeman's Journal publishes a letter from the Rey. Dr. Cullen to the Roman catholic clergy of the dio cese of Dublin, la reference to certain circulars which have been addressed to catholic clergymen, to be handed by them to the teachers of schools of which they are patrons. " These circulars," says the doctor, _" contain a document relative to the examination of candidates for the Queen's University or Queen's Colleges, and are evidently sent round with the view of inducing the teachers to take out certificates in the institutions referred to to become grease. ates in them, or to connect themselves otherwise with them." The sending of this circular is denominated by the rev. gentleman as an open and direct in. suit to the person to whom it is addressed, and to the teachers of the catholic parochial schools. " As to the catholic commissioners," he Observes, " it is but fair to suppose that they were not cognisant of the theta offered to the pesters of their own church, and it is to be hoped that they will not leave any ground to any one to imagine that they were participators in this unworthy transaction of their officials by passing it over in silerce. As some of them, when repudiating the late proposals of Sir Robert Peel, have publicly proclaimed. in a most spirited manner, their sense of the dangers of the Queen's Colleges, un doubtedly they will be surprised to kern that, under the sanction of their authority, and through the agency of a board of which they are members, attempts are made to poivou thu education of the country, and to engage in this work of perdition the men who are employed in training and instructing the rising generation of Ireland." Tire ESCAPED FOROER.—The man, whose mica ceous escape from what appeared an inevitable death was given yesterday, was caught at Oemotherley, in the Noith Riding, on Tuesday. He was lodged in Northallerton pal for the eight, and on Wednesday morning was taken to Scotland underithe escort of chief constable Bell and another officer. Mr. Bell is suffering acutely from a kick he re ceived from the prisoner, and has one arm disabled. The prisoner is very little worse. Tax FEMALE BUTCHER.-011 the evening of Sunday se'nnigbt amongst the numerous visitors at Hail Fighting Cocks Inn, Petenfield, was a tine youth about 20 years of ege, dressed in the garb of • butcher, who in quired if he could sleep there for the night. On being in formed that he could be acooninicaLned he sat down with a pipe and a elan, and all went on well ; others came in, and amongst these another character, who, although not dreamed as • butcher, soon made known by his conversation that he was well acquainted with the knife soil the steel. It soon became matter of inquiry between the two particular parties what pert of the country each was bound for, and their different pursuits, and cups were filled and emptied to their good luck on the morrow. But there is generally something to damp the comfort of social parties, and this was the ease here. To the utter astonishment of the company and the household the last named arrival made an attack on the young butcher, by iufurming that indi vidual of his suspuions that the latter was not what he appeared to be, but a female in disguise. He also added that it was the superintendent of police to whom she had beam conversing, and that be must take her into custody. She stoutly denied the sex, unit the ramose,/ began to think the officious blue had caught a tartar ; but no, his information was too strong. The suspicion of Super intendent Fey was confirmed when the hat was removed from the pseudo-hutcher's head, disclosing her beautiful hair in natural ringlets, which showed off a hue countenance of fair complexion, and a pair of bright blue eyes. She Was removed to the station and taken care of. We have been informed that she is the daughter of a landlord near Farnham, but the singular cause of her freak has not trans piled. The young woman has been restored to her friends. —West States Gazette. GIAMOOW CORN MARKET', Fen. 19.—At this day's market transactions were confined to mere retail sales of wheat and dour at last week's prices. Oats and oatmeal difficult to sell, although holders would willingly make some concession to buyers. Barley very slow. Beans and peas in favour of buyers. Indian corn rather cheaper. BiIteUTION AT BITROI7T. —A letter from Beyrout in the Monitear says An unheard-of fact—for it is the first time that a similar fact has happened since the fall of Emir &Abu—warred lately in the Mountain. Two men, one a Dross and the other a Maronite, accused of murder. were judged. condemned to death, and executed. The capital punishment was pronounced against them una nimously, and the execution took place on the night of the 19th January, at Sebeey, a place situated at two hours' distance from Beyrout, and which is the present residence of Deond Puha. This simple fact, un fortunately so necessary, has produced an immense sensa tion. A general feeling, if not of satisfaction, at least of delivansas, Is manifested everywhere. People feel them selves freed from the scourge of impunity, which was the principal muse of the diserganiestion and soareby into which the country had fallen. For those popalations which above all things require to be governed• and which far the last twenty years had been abandoned to then:wives, the execution of these two (+WIWI'S must not be looked on as an act of justice but as an act of authority." $2 If M id ibi