The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-13 00:00:00

aidenly h-ppened. A van of the iod up the gateway, and thehorste projected some two feet beyond the -4 as theplaintiff paned they suddenly ,is, and one of them struck the plaintiff. insensibie,and fell onto his knee. When he found that the horses were neat policeman, who toned that the vehicle van 220. He went home to Layton from a chemist for his face,and a day went again to this gentleman. who had set in. He recommended him a regular medical man, and Mr. him from that time until now. He getting worse, and he was at present state, nimble to feed himself or perform 'Lions of nature without assistance. There ever setting out of his bed sgain. If much worse he might probably live a many menthe, bat otherwise his period probably be very short. the ease an arrangement wee made. aid that if the ease had gone ca he should Aosetion whether the company were liable at were dwiiront of acting liberally, and of litigation. He would therefore consent plaintiff foe 4501. by consent for this amount. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) OLERXENWELL. LATE 111121161V11 HOME= OP 811X6, &C., MOM TEIZ GIZAT NORWRIMUI RAILWAY. %stria Uncut., aged 27, of 47, Goldington.street, St. wee, railway porter, was charged before Mr. Barker, i secand, with stealing from the goods station of the Northern Railway a parcel containing governl pieces d alt. some serge, and other articles, the property of the got Northern 'Railway. He was further charged with riming 12 donut buttons and not giving a satisfactory runt of the mine. gr. Westport, solicitor, of Bachlersbury, attended for the gascation, and Mr. Ricketts, of Fredenok-street, Grays ;woad, defended. it appeared from the evidence that on Sunday evening se 27th ult., four parcels were handed to the prisoner to *b. After they were weighed and checked the prisoner • to take them to a truck so that they might be conveyed * their destination. The prisoner after that went to k and did not return. An inquiry was then B e de for the parcels and one of them was f o od to be missing. A porter of the name dram went to see if the miming parcel was in the truck, m a when he was about 20 yards from the abed he saw a on leave a track with a parcel under his arm. Ths man guarder a track, and dinged the parcel after him, and k doing SO tome of the °entente dropped oat. The man O away, and as the prisoner did not return suspielos Id on him that he was the thief. Joseph Green, a detec t*w in the employ of the Great Northern Railway, went and sekbed the prisoner's house, and when he got horns be (the Au) asked the prisoner what he had done with the parcel est had beep given to him for Barnsley. He said he had Wt it in the true*, and that was all he knew about it. The I nner then went to Mr. Williams, the chief of the police lithe Great Northern Railway, and as he did not give • onsfactory account of where he had been to that night, ad did not account for his sot returning to hie work, he wpm into custody. When the prisoner's residence was oohed.* boa curtaining 12 dozen buttons war found, and Winsome ainounted for the possession of them by stating lit he had purchased thorn in Chapel.etreet, Somers. kn. The porter who saw the man leave the truck with the peed mid, in answer to Mr. Ricketts, that he did not see lir face of the man, and he would not swear the prisoner sw the ens. It. anions contended that the prisoner was at mos waled Übe discharge, as there was not one tittle of "genes spina him. Jr. Barker discharged the prisoner. ernes S?UZT °OMAN ON TWO YIWAIWIL Robert Doers, • plasterer, was charged with being drunk eel annoying tea respectable females in the Caledonian aid. Mr. Henry Allso, prosecuting onion of the Amoebas higittaxso foe improving and enforcing the laws for the pstectiou of women, watched the cue. The prisoner, who was the wane for liquor, plashed most moldy aphid two married wom passiag ty. He most pearly insulted WWI, and when a gent leman interfered for Asir protection, the prisoner assaulted him. Oa the way tithe polies station the prisoner amanita the police. Mfr. %Ater ordered the prisoner to pay a fine of 40..,* or, 'default of payment, 21 days' imprisonment in the House of Correction. The prisoner was locked up la default. Prc [Ay the occident se' epadmit's was backed . 1 fe eding• :The , ta o f alehouses; and can d o or nceebt!fis.' beca ' pae partially ins* a to hinierlf he be go*, poi the dsfaidants' vao p r ocured lotien fn two afterwards he WI Go d that paralysis as to rall in a aw d had attended hru bps gradually get ig In boPelegi ordicary function' ao Mance of his w t i ny he became mi salmi li fo for ma ex istence would p L the Gomm of the m e yr. ilawkhis said th 98 raised the cineetica • bat his clients war Ong further litig verdict foe the pla A verdict was taken MARLBOROIJGH STREET. HITTING HAS CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING • ANTAL Cheeks Shoe, of Epsom, Surrey, described as • betting eon, wae therged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with violently weaulting John Monday, a jockey. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared be the prisoner. • The injured man wee unable to attend, and a certificate statiag.the injury he had received wee handed to the magis trate. Mr. Henry T. Sewell, of No. 35, Tecbbrook4treet Plea. Roo, said that about 12 the previous night he was in the tavern of Mr. Carter, 49, Haymarket, the primmer being *leo there, when Monday, who was apparently intoxicated,came in, and addressing himself to the premier, raid, " I mean ttaching your head." The prisoner said be did not wish to have anything to my to Monday, and then Monday struck the prisoner on the side of the head. A sort of tussle then took place, and Monday seized hold of the prisoner's hair and wanted to fight. Monday aisle went up to the prisoner, who had a glass in his hand aid wee sitting down, and then the glees weal sod Monday was injured on the forehead, but he (witness) could not say whether be was 'truck with the glass or whether the glass was thrown at him, the 'liar being so instsukusema. The glue was broken on Munday's fore head, ad afterwards Monday wanted to fight the prisoner. Henry Witt, 67 0, said he found Monday staggering shag the Haymarket. Needleg profusely from a wound en the forehead. He took him in a orb to the Charing-cross Hospital and there left him, and he wee still there. The primer was taken to the statism, and when charged said he could not help it, and that he was very sorry for it. He also laid that it was done in a straggle. Mr. Tyrwhitt said as the injured man was not present there must necessarily be a remand. lir. Lewis asked that bail might be taken, and Mr. Tyr whitt at once agreed to take NW, and th e fiercer was re minded. THAMES. unucteDniAsy CRAM Or ROBBM AND TOROIRY. --- Prams Rice, s lad aged 16 years, described es baviag as fixed abode and so occupation, was charged with Waling • black frock coat, one overcoat, and a mast-hook containing a bill of exchange foe 261. 18s. the property of Mr. William Musto, engineer, of No. 66, Oreen.strest, Stepney. He was also charged with forging a cheque for 261 95., with intent to defraud the Metropolitan sad Provincial Bank, and with stealing cm the 28th of Dommbee last a gold watch and chain, value 141. The prosecutor is the stepfather of the prisoner, and lived with him until about two months ago, when he absconded. On Tuesday night last Mr. Musto locked sod bolted his bedroom door as usual before miring to rest. Next moroiag the bedroom door lus opens, and the key was in the lock inside. Bose par son most have been secreted under the bed and unlashed sad unbolted the door in the night time while Mr. Mesta vu asleep, and without disturbing him. He missed two coats and • bill of exchange foe 261. 18s. ; He was not aware whether the bill had boss negotiated or wit. He gave immediate information to the police. Yes terday the prisoner came to his bows in Oreenameet, and not expect to God him at home. Directly the primmer raw him he ran away. He followed him, sod secured him. He charged him with stealing the things, and he made no answer. At the station-bouss the prisoner laughed and said, " I am as clever as you are." Oa the 28th of December the prisoner stole a gold watch aid chain from hie house. He had not traced any of the property. Mr. Henry William Payne, a clerk in the Metropolitan and Provincial Bak, No. 75, Corohill, stated that on Sa turday afternoon the prisoner presented • cheque for 261. 9s. for payment. It was signed William Moto, who had en account in the house. Be alopecia it was • forgery and questioned the prisoner, who said be brought the cheque from Mr. Bayles, in Old-at/set-road. He returned the cheque to the prisoner, and wrote upon it "signature differs.* Mr. Musto acid the cheque produced bad been stolen in blank out of his cheque book. The signature wt. not in his handwriting. Patrick Kennedy, • police-constable, No. 690 A reserve. mid he toned the prosecutor's mast-book on the rtiimer, and two pawnbrokers' duplicates , one ra ng to a coat, ad the other to a gown. Other evidence affecting the prisoner was given. Hs was kat•d to be a very hardened lad, who bad given mush trouble to his family and friends. The Prisoner was remanded for a week, and direc tions were given to the police to make inquiries after the Stolen vista and coats. ErrE/OltinitAßT CASE.—A. LIVING ANIMAL IN TIM HuNAN En.—A. living hyatid, of the species Oystacerens al*. belonging to the entosoa, a swiss of emote in hatating the internal parts of animals, was last week ex tracted hem the eye of fema'e by Wt. Woolcoth the oculist, found ,r and late surgeon of the Haut County Ophthalmic &wrath', Maidstone. The soimal bad been Perceived fns some time hosting unattached in the anterior chamber of the eye, end sight was almost entirely lest by frequent Aare" of infiannsation. The oesurrenes of the entrance in the hamlet eye is very rare, and this is the woad ono only which has some loader Mr. Wookedee treatment during twenty years' practise es au °enlist. The first outs tsar r his notice at the Ophthalmia Hospital in 11149 .aten dim that inrtitution was foaadet ; and, urge examination with the micr os cope after extraction, two di the ?agony were found attached to the tail Yodels of the cystscercus.—Maidstone Journal. TR* iI!XI 9 REB(3, ifUESIYAY EVINCING, FEBRUARY 13. 1866. LATEST SPORTINIO INTELLIGENUE i 8 ILL:R E mars.-orms Den Oirs o'llocar. . Or w.ac Vitiaakii6 ) The railway market is firm to-day, with a good BIRMINGHAM MEVING.—(THIS DAY.) I. amount of business, notwithstanding the intervert- Liowszp vierijALLEBA . i nderE. Three mum. , lion of the settlement. Great Northern A stock has risen 1 per cent. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Gams. Nossiseer, Bensset, Pet Pontri, Banbury, Aco lyte, Ace of Trumps, Ace of Hearts, Oosica, Equinox, rt ; Midland, 4 ; London and North Western, a ; Cloister, Oscar, King Tom, and 'Farnham Green are here. South Eastern , 4 ; and Great Western, it. PAID FORlCEL—Arlaeocat, WO/021101, Manchester, Fairy i London and North Western stock is quoted Kig, Ennis Lem. 1126} to I ; Great Western, 581 to 59 ; Midland, 1 CRAvEN CUP. Three miles and a half. 1 125 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 124 to Aram, Rer, Cloister, Jack Gaykurst, Acolyte, I ; Great Eastern, 39 to it ; South Eastern, 73 Plover, sod?sebum Grief are here. 'to } ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; Metropolitan, GRAND ANNUAL. About four &les. 1137} to 136} ; Great Northern, 128 to 130 ; ditto Reporter, Jerry, March Militant, Lord George, The . A, 147 to 148. Rogue, Ibex, Ivaohoff, Roadster, The Tomb, Slog of Hearts, Sprite, Acolyte, Jsoob, and Aro of Mute are hem, 148 Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is quoted Pam Foarirr.—Rhceta. and Rossington. I to 50, showing a fresh rise of 1 per cent. Great ENTRIES FOR SCURRY HANDICAP. Two miles. • Western of Canada shares, on the other hand, have Bassist, 12st ; Redwing, Het 4lb ; Arens, 10st 1216 ; receded 4, viz., to 164 to 17. Oscar, Wit 1216 ; Aoe of Trumps, 10et 10 lb ; Rapture ., WIDMANN BEAMS AND STOOLS. lOst nib ; Banbury, 10et 101 b; Emma', lOst 7lb ; Conics, 10st 716 ; Pot Poarri. 10st rat ; Jacob , lOst 516 ; Libert y , lOst blb ; No Name, 10st slb ; Temkin' Green, 10et ; Grey Betty, 10st. a t . I rd. I La „,„ I Claidnspriosi I Sato 10-do Yoltorbil. to 1 p.m !PI 0 11 4 4 ° 1 !al Muf w •• • • .. FARMERS' STEEPLECHASE. All the berme in the immediate neighbourhood. 106 Cambrian all Oork and Bandon a3l Cornwall IN Dublin and Baikal Juno ell Dandea.tat thollAbd.ln MI Sart Landes Scrip Out. M Do. 190 Shadow and S. Modern 100 Qewi ilaatani Ord. M. 100 Do. I. No• IN Om* iflialhed Seolkind 89924 limb= lOs Da.A 4 ♦ re a so dlr. an -100 DOI 1 MIS p. a. la pad MO Do. New. ha at 25 pm 65 Do, Ord. DM. Dir. Bleak tit South a well ars ) 100 fiend Watts MO Dwain, Val.Gna.Sth MS Do. South Wales— . 100 Do. W. ILM.—Oxiord 105 Do. Do. Newport 100 De. Do. Hereford 100 laneashire &Yorkshire 100 Londoa and Markman 100 Lon., &labia. et SAMNA 100 gisailos.Chattan. & Don 100 Do. Met Sztan.A6 100 Laudon Midrib Wawa 100 LoodowitiouthiVratarn 100 Idan.,slter.ot Lino:gosh 106 MMropolitan 7 Do. law 6 Do. Extension all Metropolitan Mated I M Do. de. do. N 4 1181 12 5 4 70 80 11 is es A l'e 78 72 RITUALISTIC INNOPATIONS.-REf7SION OP in 1011 THE LITURGY. 114 111 SOT 40 DEPUTATION TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTER. 81/RY.—(THIS DAY.) It 111. This day, at noon, a deputation, headed by Lord I Ebury, and consisting of. tmonget others, Captein J Maude, Mr. A. Beattie, and the Revs. R. H. Killicir, W. D. Yelkeh, Broder* J. Hildyezd, Dr. Blaokwood , vino.... W.. Aekworth, E. B. Bligh, and F. J. Cadge ge. waited upon the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Lembeth Pekoe, to present a memorial, praying his grace to advise TX . her Majesty to appoint a royal commission to inquire into the cause of the disorders now prevalent in malty parishes, s t and also se to the adviesbility of revising the Liturgy. et. Lord Ebury, Dr. Black, the Riff. M. Hildyard, the Rev. e t . Mr. Webster, the Rev. Mr. Cadge, and the Rev. Mr. et Stodart barber addressed the Archbishop in support of the It tot. prayer of the _ memorial, _ St. _ _ _ li ii mix n N sae so 60 61 40 62 85 ST 141 103 1201 121/ 59 91 06 06 26 ST 46 50 126 1261 Si 96 601 611 IST 111 I 01 Pen 1i 31 pa 98 100 yep 12 125 14 1i 9 10 93 96 His GRACE nid—My Lord, my Reverend Brethren, and St. Christian Priende,—On the topic with which your address tc opens, the introduction of certain ritaalistio observances mo and the use of peculiar vestments, I have recently, and I r . trust with sufficient explicitness, declared my send_ 9 monk. Nor are you probably altogether ignorant It of my views on the subject of Liturgical revision. It may se t however, be well that I should take this opportunity of ex- 94 plainieg them more fully. You wish me to advise her It Majesty to appoint another royal commission to carry out ree. a revision of the Book of Common Prayer, similar to that Bt.. which was charged two yens since with the con- r; sideration of the form of clerical discipline, but the ft cases are widely different. In consenting to the appoint- It" went of a royal commission for the latter purpose I was le persuaded that I was acting in conformity with 81 . the feelings and opinions of the great body of 8 1 the clergy, as well as of the lay members of 94 our church, and the result jutified my belief. But t where Ito sonde to your present wishes, lam certain et. that I should be affronting the convictions and &sap- : 0 1 - pointing' the arpsotations of an overwhelming ma- 84 , fority of both. Supposing, however, I were to to yield to your solicitations and recommend a new com to - mission for the revision of the Liturgy, you could hardly at. hope to have your own undisputed way in its counsels. Others, with VIM,' different views from your own, would 'MI" seine the opportunity of insistiog upon changes eh. to suit their own testes and principles, would not rest ire satisfied without claiming their share of the spoils at, of the Prayer-book, and would calif the movement 20 far beyond the intention of those who originated 1: 1 it, and when the work of recionetruction was Ms accomplished the Reformed Liturgy would probably be a snob that • very large number of those who are 89, now ministering is the church of England would find 110 themselves no longer able, comaistently with truth and oon seines, to rents their office in it. To this conclusion I at have some, because from your expressions I gather that the lea revision you contemplate is such as shall meet the views, mo not only of those within the pale of our church who thiak with you, bat also of the general body of noreconfonnista. The teaching of the church of England must then be tee lowered to the level of their standard, the doctrine touch- r e pug both sacraments entirely altered ; and I know St. not how they could be content without the abolition of episcopacy, and the separation Of sl church and state. You will not be surprised then 84 - that I incline to manuals which shall not be pregnant with a tig such grave ooessquenoss. I have always felt it to be my 201 province to hold the balance impartially between t i : o ° those who were of di ff erent shades of opinion itt within the church, provided they did sot transgress Lit what were believed to be her just Smite of comprehension, Z. and to give a triumph to neither party. To acquiesce in your request would be to destroy this balance, and to place t o in your blede that which might become an instrument toe for the ejection of a large proportion of the minister, r: of our church from their benefices. Not that I by any es. means wish to intimate that such is your desire. Each 81. school of thought has, since the days of the Reformation, a r k found a resting place within the pals of the Church of I& England. She has been a loving mother to us all. may we still continue to repose together in her bosom and cul tivate that spirit of peace and goodwill which is quite con anent with the wont convictions of a different scamp on either side. May the Prince of Peace heal our unhappy divisions, and knit us together in the bonds of Christian unity and concord. His Grace then pronounced the benediction, and the depu ' -n retired. 100 XSMad 6 Do. L 9 Mares 100 Do Birsi. & Derby all NM Zest ..... 100 North uvul a 100 Do. Islin..Partit,liern . d. 100 N. lastero—Bsawlek la Do. D. N. L rare... 180 Da. bad5.._...... 101 Da. York 100 Ds. Carbals all Do. Stook-stei;rll , iii. 18 Do. do. 101041- 160 North Landes 5 De. do., 1864 5 Da. 60. 186$ Northitalordadrip MI N. & Western Jana HO Scottish Central 100 Scottish 12.12 A. 009.0114 100 80oidah Midland.. 100 Stizepahlr• Union 100 aoata Devon 100 tooth imam all Sumas. W DM Ire& Val* Do. .... 100 Vale of NQ; 2 Waterloo & Widtehalll 101 INA Cornwall 67e kik 21 Ild 11 l m 72 TI 106 107 ST SS Ila 124 116 la 1 S. la 1 am 71 19 11 II 14T 149 66 112 Ila 301 et U 15 72i 730 8 9 147 110 3 4 Os 101 1011 61 Si ANOTHER INUNDATION OF THE VALLEY OF THE THAMES.-(THIS DAY.) WINDSOR, TUIVIDAT. Since lest evening the waters of the Thames, which have bees daily increasieg in volume from the con tinual 'omission of heavy rains, have risen considerably, and again flooded large portions of the low - lring land upon the banks of the rim in this neighbourhood. Large Maori of the royal domain are awe more under water a great part of the Home-park, between the Vietoris-hridge and tho London and South Western lice, having been suddenly covered by the flood, while the water is encroaching en the Eton College playing fields. The floods are likewise commencing to spread over the fields on the west of Windsor and Eton. The weather to-day is, however, fi ner than it has been for some little time past , and sho uld it continue so the water may scam be expected to subside. There must yet be a great quantity to come down from the upper parts of the country. Between Windsor and Dacha% and the batter place and Wraysbury there is a good deal of arable and meadow land once more under water, and portions of Mod between Twickeeham and Rich mond are also flooded though sot to such a extent ae this n eighbourhood . The water also out n ear Staines and Egham. le. 111. II BANKS. - - I: 01 1 40 = . ll MieternisleML II: AOOOllO AllbusoeLeadLlverpool U 106,000 10 Anglo A 90001012 60,000 60 Anglo Egyptian (Um.) llie 10,001 69 Anglo Italian (Limited so 11.20900 1 10 MdaticEtank.Cor.newele all 10 a Australasia U 2O. AW 10 BealootßetlisUaDlUble aLI 11.600 Ils) I Do. New,l seek' pa II MI %OOP 126 Bank of egypi .•• • 8,000 1 OS 'Bank M Landes N NO 10 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10 10, 100 liaLk ot Queensland (L) M 11 0,00 1 1 90 'BanketVlatorladledlea is some so 'Bank 01 New Zealand ._. 10 61,000. 60 Barneili Bank (UMW 10 90.140 0 1 10 IlkaliticatagsseML 10. N. N 'British & Californian (L a t NM so Ilkitlah N. Analool 60.001 10 IC. Bk. Indla,Ans.. Ckiiie all 11 0.900 1 1 1 1 1 10bert. Mer.cd Indla,dc. ail ONO 10 City 110,000' 100 Colonial 1 :0 0: 1 2 0! iCeni.llank e o f d C iod ana i ta. & 199 . 10 00aeolldeted Beak (1 ) 10,900 10 Delhi and Loudon M so .act London (Limited 10,000 20 Rasters Excluuternhill LOON 10 "lON and Americas. 10,000 is I Loglisa louii Steel (Li 2990 90 10 ling.BooL&AusLaarrtd. llk English end Swedish (L 9 1, so European Bank(Uralted 10,906 100 Illaduss.Okisettlap(L) 10,00111100 Do. issued M 1 pm... 10,000, 100 Do. New 164001100 Imperial Bank, Malted INN.* 10 Imperkinekenes—. 2 ,0001 10 De. New. I lama& a Do. New 1 Lead M, .M sissik Isills e. (L) Lon.Bk.of Me Loudon and Be' 60001 If i i j ai 1 5 0 1. 0N leo A leiter from Copenhagen states that the be. health of the Princes' Darner and the new hereditary Grand Duke of Russia will take place in the month of it April, en the birthday of King Christian. The Feniane still continue their amusing quar rein in America, and the newspapers are filled with their Maa proolamstioes and manifestoes. The Roman catholic ff church continues resolute in its determination to refuse communion to all who espouse the Fenian came, and them j can reports almost daily from different parte of the country II of the clergy refusing to op3n the churches to receive the remains of dead Psalms, or to administer the sacrament to 14 the dying who persist in their belief. sr C 1717,2712 21 AvoYtaxerfole FI7WD.—A meeting was gp held et Lambeth Palace yesterday, under the presideecy of M his Once the Archbishop of Canterbury, to raise a fund 1 for the purpose of increasing the incomes of aerates of long asp standing. The Archbishop of York and the Bishops of London, Oxford, Lincoln, Lbsodaff, Peterborough, and St. go: Aseph were present. Cordial expressioes of &prime.). were M received from the following bishops, viz. :—Winchester, I 60. Chester, Durham, Ely, Exeter. Lichfield, ant Salisbury. I fib, A paper was ready the Venerable Archdeacon of / Exeter, explaining the main object of the fund—viz., ie, to augment by an additional 1001. a year the income I 7. of curates of 15 years' standing and. upwards. It 20, was stated that in one &mese alone there were so less than ' 68 curates of from 15 to 50 years' standing. The I following resolutions were carried unanimously :—l. That V 3 the assiataat curates of this country discharge such loch I i d sod reepoosibleduties, and s° frequently cannot obtain hag- I IR pendent positions for a long series of years, that it has be- it come an act of simple justice that camas be taken to secure' to then a better sad more permmest provision than is at present withia their retch. 2. That the scheme presented to this meeting for oreatiog a fund to be styled the "Curates' Augmentation Fond " is, in its general feature., men adapted to earry out this object, and deserves the we- toe. Mews and support of the members el the March of Ihte land. A previsional eoeeeil wee Permed to carry fee. 1121.111 d the moped scheme ea the heels et tie draught ear ditutiost su bmitted to the meeting. • 11IN 1211 90 Ti 115 41 Pen 761 64 6 . 1 1 db, 1 pia 47 I 1 MI —• I psi db lb SS II 71 TIS II 22 II 36 ITI 141 34 4214 ~7 . 3 Me i 8 pal Par 1. 161 3 1 die 3 I dt• 46 47 321 331 44 46 181 14 61 44 6 le lira 61 16 II le 6 Idla oar I Le I ray Fa 16 11 a pax ,flOO ON 16 17 1$ a 11 19 16 17 19 111 71 81991 LA a a im lB La LO 2 2pm 111 IT _ _. Ictis pie 6 Vt. i goria lily r . ,it. .. 1,r13 P p: II lie , i 274 78 80 n 47 48 67 16 17 1. 0014 I lal pit A 84 08 N 6 1 3 p.m (0 i lepto 9 I 4 dls Sidla id i PE O 1 4 19 9 40e 9 6 8 pia Do. Now Lambe I Rim TiatoL Do. Now, aw. at If pa Loa. Lit Rank id AnsirL i Lind= and Comp.. 1 Landon /ant Vo* L Imam di Bow* /Moan a‘ Low. It IL Warm (Las. V tanaloatirowizoga (L.) 11 Los. I Wanimirstar liwrehant Hookah:Li— I Do. Now Idarosatilo I Inthanli Iloilo. I Prov. Bonk (I (Venal task (Um 1 Natkaal of Australasia Nailaat of Lirarpaa— Lima Ilneond.. Do. tad and Ard lanio Ka tona Beak Wow Son* Vslas Row fogand (United) Borth Water° Orlanial Bank Oconvnrn. OriontOonaltUarno.o Da. do. W.X.P. Do. do. IslaF.Cl. 4 Provin.BeakinhUorctiL I Do. do. Raabe. of Inland —.. lainde. Pant...* Dahl (14 Do. linaed at 1 pro... aiwariala or E. I. Linos Do. do. la. stapes. Union at kaftans Union or Inland (linaj 1 Union el tanks 1 • n. I Ohl 111 4i;oil 61 A 0,3 VI 1.0 ‘ 10 111 4801 : 3 0 L. 0•01 03 1 1;00 60 I. 0 ,10 100 I le Imo sii I s TAU 10 06 1.110 116 000 00 1. 10 1 1 7 41 LI 1 fdlskon It` 1 14 :$ 1 It aAI s 6 —• Ms : 2 riZ I 14 Prim. l: 1$ tO 6. b 10 6 6e . 611 51 61 U 611 WU. II 61 56 53 --- N. rind w estlarlld I lie 131 1111 Illiesealnasietvg 5 —, 56. Landonaat.sBlswhi. to vs is Nit Ds. Doi. Ilt.. 4p. aid di SY IS IL Illeudumpir Iles .. st Wray Ceauseraisl WI .. ... FOREIGN Rk.IIWATS. Bahia tic San Frtnciaao (Lim.), gue. 7 per cont., Isj. Belgian Etatern Junction, Ij. Sambre and Meuse, 51, par cent. preference, 91. - - lIISCRLLANROUR BRASH& Credit Fancier issued at a pm. of whir:4li. fa to psi, East India Irrigation and Canal, 8. Goaersl Credit and Finance of London (Limited), 31. Rodson's Bay. 17. Joint Stock Discount (Limited), 4. London Financial Association (Limited). 12, 1. Madras Irrigation and Canal (151. paid), 13. Oriental Gee (Limited). N I , a. Oyer's& Gurney, and 00. (Limited), 190. Quebrada, Land, Railway. and Mining (Motto!), 4i. SitTllli roseasizoss. IP& I LIMITS. FS 00 We MB Ws Par If SI IS It all •tlentleek Mt burrows NO Hone. Bar. /SC. letp6p.o. 8 Do. 7 Abates all Eanalo & Woe Baron all Do. Prafeeenoe AN !daft, BrooLa Owlerlab 6 per cent 1876-8-6 1.0 OaL • Itlagenalip•e. 6 100 Oepo T. di Doekilp. co en Deenorws.Tp.a.par.pref 100 no& imp' in. 6 de NM limit Indian gra. I do WI Grand Trunk of a 1 I be. Itquip.M.El j ,...4ll all Do, Est pet. Bondi all Do. do. deferred all Do. Ind pre& Bonds•J all Do. do. deform all Do Sed pref. nook - all Do. do. deferred all Do• lth pref. Meek al'. Do. do. deferred, 1.06 Great Indian Penlnanlid 16 lio. Na. 6 par cent 6 Do. New do led at It of India 6. 6p. et US Do 0 gew sea. I Do all Gt. Western of Canada 18 Do. New . - , , an Do-cf4.iiri 611 Do. do. do. 1877 I India, Limited LOS madras par. 6 p.. i tinel 100 00, do. d 0... 100 De. do, do.- I Do. NM 106 WO. Oorp. 6 per e. ... all Meth. sad Robeings leo 86 .. Do. 6p. et, pay. 1880 100 Do. 6p. et, noy. 1896 161 WO N.1tad050.1666.1.106 90 100 kande. gua. 6 par oast 90 KO Do. Deihl do. • • .... 98 I Do. do. do.— ... I Innlano do.- - 96 /SO Do.lndoe Knot 6o• - 76 71 v 0 OS 65 TO 100 1N 100 101 102 1•11 47 60 87 90 09 TO 00 0s 00 02 9$ 511 48 11 64 67 60 62 27 4/ IN IN . - •6 1 IAB 91 93 Ming prior. I Was. 10.2 i 401 .... 41 404 14! 171 SI 301 as 99 Id as 1 Of cab ate Hai 90 at a/ as JOINT STOCK ELMS. I Pd I CI. Weft HONEY H Ozva o'Clocur. There is an increased amount of business in the stook markets to-day, and the variations in , prime are nearly all favourable, although attention is partly directed to the settle ment of the fortnightly account. Consols have advanced I; per cent. ; and English railways and foreign stooks, Ito }. Grand Trunk of Canada railway stock hal improved 1 per cent. The shares of the financial companies are also in de mend, and exhibit an upward tendency. London Financial are especially firm, and have risen 124. 6d. An advance is also observable in Credit Foncier end Mobilier, and Overend, Gurney and Co., but Joint Stock Discount have again given way. The discount market is quiet to-day, but the general rate for good bills is 8 per cent., very few transations being reported at 71. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 7 to 8 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87 to for money, and 87# to I for the account (March 8). In the foreign stock market the demand is chiefly for Italian and Mexican bonds, which have risen 4 and 4 per cont. respectively. Spanish Passive have also improved 4, the Committee's Certificates and Brazilian Scrip, 4. The quotations are as fol lows :—Greek, 13 to ; Mexican, 224 to ; Spanish Passive, 276 to # ; ditto Certificates, 16 to f ; Turkish, 1865, 384 to ; Brazilian scrip, Ito f prem. ; Egyptian scrip, ito prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 604 to 61. American securities exhibit no variation of im portance. 5.20 Bonds are quoted 67 to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 514 to 52 ; and Illinois Central, 7 4 4 to 4. International Financial shares are now quoted it to 4 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, li to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 24 to 2 die., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 4 to 4 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3to prem. ; Overeiud, Gurney, and Company, 4to prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, 64 to 54 die. The shares of Charles Laffitte and Co. are nominally quoted 3 to 34 prem., and Mont Cenis Railway 1 to 14 prem. At Hamburg, on Saturday, the rate of discount was only 34 per cent. The subjoined memorandum, relative to the Ve nezuela Loan of 1864, is from the General Credit Company : VsarzzuaLs Su rsa Czar. Loss, 1864.—The General Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited) are is receipt of adv;oes from their agents, Mews. H. L Boalton and Co., dated La Guaira, Jan. 25, 1866, of duties col lected (sod remitted) oo ancouct of the store Loan, as follows :—Per statement No. 44, from Cuidad Bolivar, 121 dole. ; No. 75, from Puerto Cabello, 6,708.40; No. 76, ditto, 1,436.46; No. 62, from La Guaira, 542.30 ; No. 63, ditto, 1',583.22 ; total, 20,391.38 dole. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 6,0001. There is still no demand for abroad. The Atrato, from the West Indies, has brought 227,0001. in specie ; and the Star of Peace, from Melbourne, 47,0001. ; making together 274,0001. In the absence of demand for the East, the silver market remains very fiat. The present quota tion for bars is se. lid., showing a fresh decline of id. be London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4041. over last year ; and the South Eastern, an increase of 11,5771. The adjourned meeting of the Joint Stock Dis count Company (Limited) will be held to-mor row pro formd, and then adjourned for a week, to allow the committee of shareholders time to oomplete their report. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's settle ment in shares and foreign stooks show that the public have bought rather than sold during the last fortnight. The consequence is that the rates of "continuation" have in many cases become materially lighter. This remark applies especially to the shares of some of the financial companies and of the Alliance Bank. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has proved so acme at the present settlement, in consequence of the extent to which it has been absorbed by operators for a rise, that the adverse speculators have in some cases been obliged to pay 1 per cent. " back wardation," or bonus for the loan of the stock for only a fortnight. The following may be regarded as representing the average rates current yesterday : Great Western stook l-16 to 3-16 conk Lancashire and Yorkshire -16 to 7-16 ~ London and North Wasters • • d „ Midland -16 to 5-16 Great Northern Ditto A Metropolitan 1-16 to 3-11 „ South Eastern Sheffield 3-16 to 546 North Fasters—Berwick Ditto—York .. 5-16 to 7.11 „ North Britidi -16 to 6-16 „ Great &stern 3-32 to 5-32 , Greed Trunk of Canada Great Western of Canada 99 to 1-16 d. conk Erie Ditto New Loan 3-16 to 6-16 „ Illinois Nutria, paid up Luxembourg General Credit Hudson's Bay la. Od. to ls. 6d. „ internatiooal Financial Milano, Bank ()versed, Gamey, and Co 6d. to 10. Oci. „ Greek Glenda -16 to i Meadow Ditto, 1864 • 8 to 10 * Spanish Nagy, BpssishOertiliestes -32 to 3-32 „ Turkish 1865 Loan l-16 to 3-16 „ United States 5-20 Beads Virginia 6 per Oasts. A statement, prepared by Messrs. Quilter, 8111, and Co., the accountants, with reference to the affairs of Mr. Thomas Sevin, the railway contrac tor, has just been circulated amongst the creditors. It shows a large nominal surplus, wholly depen dent, however, upon certain important contingen cies. The first annual meeting of the Lion Brewery Company (Limited) will take place ou Thursday, the 29th inst. A branch of the Union Bank of Ireland has this day been opened at Bruit, county of Limerick, under the management of Mr. Williamson. The traffic earnings of the Great Western Rail way of Canada for the week ending January 26 were 11,4171., against 9,2961. for the correspond ing week of 1865, showing an increase of 2,1201. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western and Breutford Railway Company is called for the ness 27th inst. and that of the Sittingbourne and Sheer- Railway Company for the 28th just. The English Joint Stock Bank have been ad mitted members of the Clearing House. Hitherto the privilege has been accorded by virtue of the amalgamation with the old firm of Olding and Co. A petition for the winding up of the National Horse Insurance Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 17th inst. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Jeddo, the wreck of which has just been announced, registered 1,632 tons, and Lad engines of 450 horse power. She traded between Bombay and Suez and Bombay and Chins. The company are their own insurers. THE GALS. HAYUNG ISLAND, HANTS, MONDAY Ntewr. Yesterday we had the &reset tempest ever re membered (says the Rev. C. Hardy). At half-past 4 o'elnck in the afternoon intelligesco was received from the wart guard at Langston Harbour that there wan a vessel on the Woolaeoer sand banks. Hones were at once pro cured, and the Olive Leaf lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was drawn on her carriage to the Western ferry and launched, but on her arriving at the other side the coast guard officers informed the crew that their services were unavail ing, se the unfortunate veiled had literally gone to pieces. She was the brig Joanna Elizabeth, of Hamburg. As soon as she struck the crew, from seven to nips in number, as well as could be made out through the thick gloom of the tempest, took to the rigging. In a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes the mast went by the board, the ship broke up into fragments, and every soul perished. It IA supposed that the captain's wife and family were on board, women's and children's clothing having come ashore. The lifeboat returned to the Hayling side. This morning at daylight her crew took her outride the harbour amongst the fleeting wreck, expecting that when outside their help would be needed by the crews of stranded vessels. None, however, were to be seen. KINGSDOWN, KENT, MozahtT NIGHT. A brig was observed yesterday afternoon (reports T. Sydenham Clarke, Pm.) with her ensign in the i , and union jack reversed. She was adrift , r etig n ippaTently sprung a leak, and was drifting among the shipping in the Dawns. The wind was fearfully violent, and the sea so rough that no ordinary boat could be launched from the shore. The Sabrina, new lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution, was conse quently launched and made for the brig, but before the boat could reach her, a cruising boat from Deal got to her, and took her in band, and apparently worked her towards Ramsgate harbour. This lifeboat has only been on her station a few days, and this is the first time she has been out on service, and great credit is due to the crew for their daring in launching the boat during such wind and weather. They are delighted with their new lifeboat, in which they are ready to venture oat in any weather. POOLE, DORSET, MOI(DAT It blew a terrific gale from S.E. yesterday (states G. Neave Penney, Esq.), and several venal, sot ashore. The Manley Wood lifeboat, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution, was launched and taken out in tow of the steam ing Royal Albert into the Bay, but was not able to render any service in saving life, which was done by the steamer. After being afloat ten hours, information was received that the Elizabeth, of Ezeter, was ashore on Ohrietchurch Bar, and the 'mistimes of the lifeboat was asked for, as the rocket apparatus could not reach the vessel. The boat was accordingly taken on her carriage overland, but reaching the scene of the wreak, the crew hod been taken off, although three out of seven had perished. GREAT YARMOUTH. NOIDAT. Last night, during a gale of wind, the brig Pero, of Wbitburn, Bridlington, master, bound from London to Hartlepool, in ballast, came ashore off this place. The Surf belonging to the National Lifeboat lohe tion,was at once launched and fortunately saved the at ship- wreaked crew. The same lifeboat again put off and rescued the crew of the baron( Reliance, of Whitby, bound from Middles borough for Dieppe, with a cargo of coal& She had lost three anchors and drives foul of the schooner, Sarah Ann, of Jitney. While the small lifeboat wan thus nobly engaged in saviog the crew of the Reliance the large lifeboat of the institution went off to the Sarah Ann and fortunately succeeded in bringing her sad her crew safely into har bour. WORTHING. MONDAY NIGH?. During a very heavy gale from 8.8. W. yesterday after noon (says W. H. Denoett, Esq.), the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was taken along the coast and launched to the assistance of a brig. which was ashore at Kingston Cove. Oa arriving alongside, however, the Tenet wale found to be abandoned , and the lifeboat, there fore, returned to her station after an absence of twelve hours. WEATHER REPORT.-CTRIE DAY.) Tcs•DAT. PiIIII7AIT 11.8 LS. lac l i 29.70, Nairn Aberdeen Leith Ardrasaan Greencastle VsleaUa Cape Clear Liverpool Holyben&••• POOLLIIOO Brest liochefort y - n; Weymouth.. Portsmoath London Yarenouth Scarborough. Shields ...... Helder.. .. W IWDAY. 211,011ARLD. 011 NORTHAM THURSDAY. HOARDS. Between 8.W., strong to fresh. Iforth;;Cyt7lsrederly, strong, squally, sows mow or rain. N.Y.'. to SAW., strong, squally, at times a gale, unsettled. Between N. W. and S.W , fresh to strong, squally, unsettled. As next above. sums. As next above. Northsru=gastlaud. Wastern=lreland. Wales, and adjs. Sostbern=gagUsh Channel and Bay of Biscay. lasiswn.gastwardlWand and North Sea. WEEMS. S. W.,otroag, squally, to troth. eovrainur. W.B.W. to N.N.W. strong to !rah. A WT.-(MS DAY.) In the foreign stook market the transactions wan largest in Spauish Passive and Certificates, wile were in strong demand, and rose f per cent. Greek also improved a, and Turkish of 1866 and Brazilian win 1. On the other band, Italian Bonds of NIL were heavy, and fell If per cert. Those of the Maremmans Railway and Russian of 1862 also re ceded }, and Turkish of 1 8 62 f. Bank shares were very inactive. sad the only changes were a rise in Loudon and Brazilian (new), and a reduction in London and River Plate and Metropolitan and Provincial. Barned's Baak shares met with inquiry. Alliance closed at 1} in f prem., ex div. ; Anglo-Austrian, at I to li prem., ex div. ; and Imperial Ottoman, at 3 to / prem. Financial shares were heavy, and gave way (with the exception of General Credit) owing to the cir culation of a rumour that another contractor had failed. Upon inquiry, however, no confirmation of this statement could be met with. London Financial shares showed chief depresaion, and de clined 7s. 641. Credit Fonder and Mobilier also receded ss. • Imperial Mercantile, 3e. 9 d. ; and International Financial, is. 3d. The last prices were as follows :—lnternational Financial, } to prem., ex dir. ; General Credit, 1 3-16 to 5-1 prem.; Loudon . Financial, 3to 2} die., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 7-16 to 9-16 prem., el div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier 2} to 3 prem. Nations! Dismount shares were last quoted 101 to *prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 51 to 51 dia., show ing a fresh fell of ss. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., o4to 41 prem., beiug se. lower; General Ottoman, to f prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 17 to 1, a ries 7e. 641. In the miscellaneous market there was a rise of 3 to 4 per cent. in Electric Telegraph stock. Union Marine shares were firmer, while Bombay Gas and Egyptian Commercial and Trading de clined. The shares of Charles Laffitte and Co. were nominally quoted Sto 1 prem.; London, Asiatic, and American Company, par to 1 prem. ; and Moat Cents Railway, f to 11 prem. American securities were heavy. The 5-20 Bonds receded t to f per cent. ; Erie Railway_shares, 1; Illinois, f ; and Atlantic and Great Western De bentures; 11. The last prices were as folio", :- 5.20 Bonds, 67 to } ; Erie Railway shares, 511 to 52, ex div. ; Illinois Central, 74 to 1 ; Atlantis and Great Western Railway Debentures, 80 to 82 ; ditto small, 81 to 83. Canadian Government securities were in demand and better. MINES.-(THIS DAT.) Oirs o'Clocric. In the mining market to-day the dealers us chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and little other business is going forward. Some of the present prioes are as follows : Clifford Amalgamated, 144 to ; North Tresloarby, 31 to g ; Tiucroft, 15 to 16 ; Great Laxey, 20 4 to 21; Bast Caradon, 7 to I ; East Lovell, 114 to 124 ; and West Caradon, 74 to fig. Chontales Gold shares are quoted 3} to prem.; and Froutiuo and Bolivia, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. The West India mail has brought 1 1 093 onuses of gold for the Choutales Company, this being the first remittance, the company having been estab lished only in October last. Captain Paul states that the ore from which this gold was extracted was broken by one miner, from 27 feet in length of the lode, by 13 feet high and 3 feet wide. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LAND.—{THIS DAY.) BUGA Z. —The market hu opened with grestbeariumn fee both raw and refined. The bus Mess transacted is emlneil to small permls, at about previous prima. 00YFIL —Th. market is steady, but no maks of lit portend reported. TZ A . —With the exception of a few parcels of new Moyuoe and Phigeney greens at fall prima, the bagasse done is very trifling. RILL.—A parcel of Nee:saris Ammo sold it 10s. 71d. cub. Run ADD SALITILTII. —No sales reported. Sricas.—N titian' are firm at the previous value. Pepper sold at 3 7-16 d. for Singapore, mid first pile minis liven. at 93.. Oarros.—}tether more business baa beau transacted, but previous priors are with difficulty supported. Jon..—The market is steady but quiet. B —St. Petersburg dean firm at 361. linos—The quarterly publics sake of East India have commenced to-day. At present no desirable paresis have paved in &action. A parcel of (Jades hem brought maim factory prices. 120.5029.471 44 1 38 13.05 30 49.8611 49.8641 0484 37 39.9316 49.77 36 '19.72 36 10 611 116 . 29.63 34 29.57 35 .12 , 963 31 , 0.64 341 li7 i r . N.N.W. W.N. W. W.N.W. W.N.W. N.W. N.W. iCw. W.N.R. N. NA N. W. 1 F. W. I N.V. W.N.W. W.N.W. ii W.N.W. N. W. • - W. W. X.S.W. W. N.W. N.W. W. W.B.W. N.W. N. W. N.W. -li I c obo lob el, —ls -Ii -1Z 10.:71 i •011 2 6.10 II 6.18 6 0.16 4 0.01 ' 0.24 6 0.02 6 -Ii TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market n Grm. Town tallow is gland 45e. vet cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spot, 475. ; Merek. 47e. ; April to Jame, 475. 6d.; October to December. 495. 6d. - I 4 .0.011 4 SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Barton moons trade at hat day'a prima. Primo /lover, from 127 a. 6d. to 1355. ; ideate" ditto, 110 a. to 120 s. ; prime second ant clover, 110 a. to 120 a. ; inferior ditto, 955. to 100 a. ; prima bay, 105 a. to 110 a. ; ditto, 90a. to 975. 6d. ; draw, 36a. to 40a. EXTRAORDINARY TRALE S. AOSY IN NEW SOUTH WD The whole of the Australian colonies have handy been horrified with the story of • tragedy which has occurred at the North Shore, in New South Wales. The portionless are shortly these. A little more than two months agee, a man named Kinder, a teller in the City Etsok, Sydney. was found lying is his hone', on the North Shoes, shot through the temples. Shortly afterwards be died, and at the inquest which was held on his remains, a man named Bertrand (a dentist) and his wife pre endwise to the effect that they had seen the demoted inflict the wound on himself which caused his death. After • lapse of time, however, circumstances transpired which caused the police to arrest Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand and the wife of the deceased man, on suspicion of having murdered Dim. Ie the early part of the month the three were brought up at the wate police-court, and evidence was then adduced ehich went r to show that B er t r and and the woman Kinder had had adulterous intercourse for • long time before the death of Kinder. Mrs. Harriet Kerr, the prisoner BertrandD sister, stated that her brother told her that Kinder did not shoot himself, but that ho (Bertrand) bad shot him. The remainder of the evidenoil was of • mast startling and disgusting kind, and went to show that Bertrand bad contemplated the murder for weeks prior to its being committed, and that Mrs. Kinder wee ee aware of his intention. Mn. Bertrand also made admissio to the effect that she, acting under the coercion of her hoe bead, bad prepared poison for Kinder before his death. The body wan suborn , d, bat the medical men who examined it were not able to disco ver any traces of poison, either ia the intestines or the tissues. The whole facts disclosed age of • singularly di sgus ting nature, and one thing u este. blished beyond a doubt, and that is that Bertrand is &mon ster of depravity, who has committed mimes of so heinous a nature that one's blood curdles even to think of them. For instance, it was stated that he had made an attempt on the virtue of his own sister ; and that he was in the habit of administering chloroform to his patients and then vio latiog them. At the police court examinstioo. several extract& were read frso a diary which he kept, and it would almost seen from them that the man is insane. He will shortly be tried before the Supreme Court, when his wife will be admitted as Queen's evideuos against ire. Kinder.—.llelbourne Age, Dec. 23. The bill to check the spread of the cattle plague in Great Britain, proposed by Mr. Hunt. was issued this morning in sprinted form. It consists of 62 clauses, and is backed by the names of Mr. Hunt, Mr. Hollead, Mr, Banks Stanhope, and Sir James Ferguson. The roll of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, printed as usual at the coosureeement of the parliamentary session, ognelocice with the names of Lord Brialy end Lord Northbrook. The total number is 454. ~ DREADFUL DEATH,—THE GALE. —The gale on Sunday was accompanied, at Upper Seeding IS , t by a most 1-1 distressing event. A beautiful oak tree, of very large di m ensions, which has • seat round it, standing at the ears. en t ranc e to the gate of the churchyard, was blown h refer, d o wn during the afternoon , much to the regret of every- railway OM. It was some time, however, before it was known how molly distrait* had been the result pro- gst the ci dated, There The was a funeral on Sunday 'Serowe, vgt e, the wholly continb tk rema i n s for interment being those of Mr. Bleed. of Brighton, whose son, we may mention. is married to the daughter of Mr. Goddard, the highly respected parish clerk here. Mr. Goddard was expected to attend in his Nn Brewery , racial capacity, but on the snivel of the bears", as be niursday, . was sot present, the service proceeded. and was brought For le a termination in the usual meaner. Sebsequently, how- 'mg this the vt, err, it is preowned by our informant that Mr. Goddard was of adr, mimed at home, and a search was iestiteted. It being known h ick , latiog tha that be had Wt to stipend the fnaerel, • party with lan- ~ extracts wee terns sought the spot, and then the fearful fact was discs- Nil - would almost , vered that the unfortunate man bad been crushed be the '8 will shortly be fall of the great oak tree , be neath which it is supposed he wife will be so. Kinder.—N had sought shelter whilst awaiting the arrival of the fur - eThourn, raL This melancholy event has cast quite a gloom over the ...--- plane. Mr. Goddard being highly resorted by everyone,His father w for many years schoolmaster hers —Sump A &ENE IN THE R oos& A curious and an Monday&as amos;ng, though trifling, incident took pleat in the Hoot of Commons lest evening, in the erns of the debate oa " ISABELLE" OP THE FRENCH JOCKEY CL UE.-- The Tribunal of Correctional Police tried, the day before the nettle plague. Whilst the Home Secretary was engaged yesterday, a young men named Dumas, clerk to in explaiomg the provisions of the goveroment bill, Lord an crone. charged with bring, on the 18th of December Proby, the Comptroller of her Majesty*. Household, ap. k i t, committed en assault on the person of Eddie. Ir. peered at the bar, attired in Windsor uniform sod carry hells Brirt, known as the flower girl of the J'nekev Club. ;mg the white wand which constitutes his inhere The complainant, who was elegantly dressed, declared of office. The noble lord was understood to be her see to be 23 (although looking certainly more the bearer of the Queen's reply to the adders Sir 33), end deposed . that she was going home from the of has faithful Common, is sewer to the smelt Club at 2in the morning of the day above mentioned, end from the throne, and took his seat, according to meow, had reached the Ens de Port Mabee, when she heard a at the little table without the her, where he eazioasly MAD running behind ber, and immediately after felt t a s k e d awaited the moment when he should be fortunate earieh seised by the Peek. She promptly freed herself, fat asked to catch the Speaker's eye and be summoned to inform the her assailer what he wasted. As he gave her an iseolent house " what he bad there.* Sir George Grey having sip answer sod raised his hand as if to strike her. she dealt length finished his speech aad resumed his set. Lotd Petrov ' him a blow is his fro with be: door-key which she bap which to have in her hoed. The defendant was ar- ' rested by a gergeet-doemille and takes to the police station. Owing to the primmer's severe grins of her week, rose to deliver himself of the important minion with which he was charged ; but another boo. member now I occupied the attention of the Speaker, and so name- IfolosT BMW °. I her after megabit. outmoded mob other, every fresh the complainant bed an attack ad fever, which obliged her Ooneols, which closed on Saturday at 871 for attempt ow the part of the noble courtier priz% te day st home for dem &WA The seemed, in bis the Bth of March, opened this morning at the same squally futile_ _with the presiding. At defence. stated that he bed boom nuerinal the "'min* with quotation, and closed at 871 to j. For money the the -Speak , 1 1!1_Nte_ q . tode___,tliatlie Ice vole l i ve :16 1 : some Mends. and had drank roller toe freely. He fol \ Waved the complainant, support( her to be a rung woman he keew, sad laid his band on ha shoulder, when rePorb i s ~ • . she instantly turned rand sad struck him violently foe money, 86e, f. l---t vet was . 861; to 87 . The official business satrol.:reTh7vs;tsiegls jes e°7 o p = inhoic risme to 1 ogo as follows *—Three per. Ce nt ' °° ll9° _,„ l° , a attract the right hoe. gentlemea's slake. The quires ditto, for account , oat wee put aid tarried MIL 0014. "Kg• tioesker, Ye. . lie the fess. He denied Irvin seised her by the need. i ; Three per Cents. , Reduced , 844 r flew Three ffileaker," dried Lord PrOh.7 from his Port at the bar- DA The tribsesl, keroweer, s ip to the smash proved, and per o ba t a ., sli, 7 ; Bink &ea. 247 ; India Mr. Speaker remained deaf to the . appeal, and amidst a 1 tlter from the mambas who in this soniewhish t t° six 41°71' imi r tteltimek tritt° Stook. an, 10 i ditto Five tom' Cent 0 104 1 'droll and unusual readopt, the right bon. sondem& be - 7.e mnea llne.--Oslaserm tbe "isi L s. • Groot " ` en l aced rupee paper, 101. 1 OZYNTAZ FALAaa .—. thrs ennypro D AT ... ditto Five Per • • the chair , the bowie went into committee, 11111141 . the pese. iges t riee„ rift 12 —Ad m i l ke, as p ",.... 732 ; fir, by Indies Gowertusent seountaes • re* steady. Comptroller. relapsing into his seat overtime with . • dessm Salm% Vita Imilatehbom 1,750, Risebequsr Bills remain at is. to 2s. dm. mosefise Wiped, oat of the hawse.—aara • - 11 .1 .`