The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. %War is Dines is Harry Tow Hilefore Lard Chief Julie. Osithbura art Mr. Justice Crompton) *i nns, Arrawrr, T. 71LAXILAND. =groan:min.— "worm Ama 81111TANTS. This was se appeal trots the decision of certain justicen at the West Riding of Yorkshire, by which they convicted the . poetising of leering Ins employer.' service without doe The appellant entered into a contract with a Rotherham ( - 4,11 rosiipany (Limited) to serve them, in consideration of fertuightly wages, and not to leave their employ without then consent , or without mein ...0 1 days' notice, and the .onipasy .tiptilated, in consideration of such faithful .ervice, not to discharge him without • similar Doti°, es cept in cats , of misconduct. The appellant left the 00114.1[IT'S servo. without such notice, and the magistrate. f 0 0 ,1• tea him under the statute, and senteoced him to inilinsosonent, holding that the agreement was biading up.m both parties. Mr. Quails, on the part of the respondents, contended that as the asresseeet was clearly • mutual one. it wee Liadiag spas both sorties. The lad Chief Justice said there was so agressust employ the workman except by implication. Mr. Quids mill it was contended, on the other aids. Oa& the castanet was bad. as it did out stab the rate at weer to be pail, het be euhanitted that the wools "in couiders• tion .4 fortnightly wages," meant reasonable wages ter the woe.. 4one, and that the amouot was not left seta my to the option of employers. Mr. Mellish, on behalf of the appellant, said that Me Ulm of cataract, which was very prevalent, (vended :unjustly toward , the iguoraot workman who mot Lave signed it, as one which could be entailed La imprisonment. It would be • great misfortune V the omit held such • contract to Le hindiag apse the workman, because though he bound himself to serve the akeptay, they did not undertake to provide him with any mato: spa. rift; the mode in which the rate of wages should be sorertainad. 14, oieteaded that the coeloect was void at cemene kw 1r leant of mutuality, and, i 1 sot, that it was a cooditise Precedent, AC •-ordoug to the true constructior. of the act, that there should he a Mist rate of wave, and that if there wee rut as coutract Ai not binding. The Lord thief Justice mid that with roped to the eh. i odine that the otratreet on which the appellant was ',oovicted was bad far watt id mutuality, be thought the magistrates wen right, sad that their decision ought to be attuned. The agreement was that the appellant should w ive, sad, ea the i.ther hand, that the employers would pay wages fortnightly, and not discharge him without giving him let days' maim. It woe perfectly true that there was no siren stipulation Ms lad km work; but that, ho thought, arose by innibeitios trues the two coalitions or stipaktkas maikasi. it wan illusory to say that the appalkat toad an have without twofer-eight days' asolies, whin they s i g ht starve him during that period by nth prodding him with work. He thought the etietnet cata. !skid sgreemeet implication, on the part a the Saga, teNed employment for the workrnaa, tad, thatelars, the objechoo es to wait of mutuahty was at as end. Mr. Justice Cromptou being of the mme opiates, The Padgett/at of the magistrates was dinned. COURT OF ILXCHEQIJZR. Sittings to Stece.--(Before the led Chief Baroe, sad Ikroas Martin aad CliaaaelL) I:1 TIM NATTER OT CLIFTON r. FAILLAT AND OVUM.- ••• • -- COUNTY COUST CORM Mr. W. H. Cooke moved for • rule calling on Jame ; Espouse, Esq., the judged the county court of Kent, holden it Tunbridge, to show cause why be should not review his taxation in the matter of an action of "Cilium v. Farley," for an amanlt. It appeared that a plaint was takes out agun.t the defendant and two other persona, sad on its coming on for hearing the leaned judge held that a joist action against three defendants in tort could not be maiutainol, and that the three Module should have been proceeded against separately On this the plaintiff'. attorney submitted to have two dr (nests excluded from the plaint, that the antics should proceed spinet Parley alone. The moult waii proved, and the judge ainevisd to the plain• tiff, who claimed 25/. as thessegee. 31., and di. retied the meta on the lower maim He, how ever, allowed the two defendants whom UMW had hem secluded their coots. On the plaintiff's attar. oey iittaudieg before the registrar for the casabas of oast* he declined to allow the charge al as attorney. The learned counsel now submitted that a the plsint had bees made for damps over twenty pomade, the homed judge rem bound ander the set to award the plaintiff his costa in the higher male, although he had only recovered S. dump& The question at wane was whether the filst modem of the 9th and 10th Victoria. c. 10ff,the lcd cosumttyy trod IA was still In feces, or had beer. repealed by the anisequent Mantel se regarded claims above Mr. Baron Martin said this court had no juridic ties to compel the Monied judge of the court below to do any act which waa not required by the Astute, and the awarding of cods was not an al," but merely • proceeding I. the tatIII. The 'stoat of this application, if it were greeted, would be to render thin court • court of supervision over comely team on every tidos duos in the course of a cause. Thar lordships refused the application. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jodie Ordinary.) MILLER r. MILLIS AsO HICKS. The petitioners • lestberrollar in Bermondsey. Ho leo.l.;ht • emit for & divorce against hie wife. for bet mama oluitery with the orreepoodent Hicks sod • workman of her hisstsmas, named Batton. The evidence was d • wry tht.tustteg character, but was not believed by the jury, and the rs-spondeet was acquitted. A role nisi lot • new trial vas thee olnained ; end Mr. Berjemit rigott and Pr. Wsrobey now slimed cars agents' the rale. Mr. Britoil, ors behalf of the co-rupoodent, followed re the same site. . _ . . fia:ll7More, 4 c., and Dr. Spiaka appeared to eapport theme; bat Da agemeata were Dot eaosluded An we watt to TIM POIALIC COURT& (THIS DAT.) MANION•HOUSL TER GMT 11011111•111 TORGERTIA The Ave primmer,. Wolf Berri 44raiiissi Juridsow, &Other% Abraham Roamberg, and Knofferome who .teed charged with having concocted and es to carry oat as extesurive system' of forgery epee the Imps-al Hoak of Russia, won this martin brought , be fm., the Lord Mayor for further examination upon that ch.age, llt. Sleigh, the barrister, appeared, as before, to conduct tte prieccutom on behalf of the Russian government ; and Mr. M•Isetoll, the barrister. and Mr. Hope and Mr. Powell, solicitors, attended for the prisoners. Mr. Sleigh, in his opening übtre.s, said that he proposed (4 the present oi-curio to ',blurt evidence to complete to a critain mama the case against the two primmer% Ream. berg and Webet, who had been apprehended at Birmingham, soil lie should then call other witeewes to show the nature of the proceedings adopted by the other three prisoners Harwitz. Josephson. and Beichberg in Loodoe, and he believed the evidence would lune no doubt that an enormous and deeply-Lid plot had been mule with the object of ode Wining a miciplyrof forged Bussien rouble notes, which would have been circulated throughout the whole of tins Rariaadominioes, and the greatest mischief would, no doubt, have been occasioned. Ile Inhered that in the mutt the evidence would establish that the prisoners were all cooneeted with thcso proceedings. and that they Lad all acted with guilty knowledge in the transaction. A great Sumter of witeemese were examined, and the evidence given by one of them, an engraver, went to show that he had engraved a large quantity of the spurious notes, and it appeared that he had done so quite innocently, u the ;arty who employed hint told him a very ingenious tale, and as the Dotes were in the Knesian character, he was omits innocent of the nature of the instrument he wan preparing. A variety of other important evidence was also given. It is said, upon I authority, that more the iNIIIMINS have bees in y, one, if not more, of them, has offend ti make a clean breast of it awl give all the information in bin power, with s view to being admitted Queen's evi ,hae,., bat the ether evidence is so strong that at present to idea is eaterlaised by the legal advisers of the Russian goverment of ego melt a comes. The prisons/0 were gain remanded. The government has accepted the tender of '] Mesas. Lass Brothers for the erection of the new cavalry barman in extensiou of Colchester camp. The original estimate was 52,0(8M., and the amount of the contract is uodereked to be 49,7001. The work, are to be completed in twelve months. It is underetood that Nether liUlllO will be asked for in order to carry nut the entire plan, which embraces suitable accommodation for two or three batteries of Artillery and a strong body of Royal Engineers. The scheme will bring together the various branches of the es- Mee, and make Colchester the principal military station of the teeters district of England. MMETINOR rue ERE RNRCING WEEK.—Monday : Royal Geographical, at lit. Eotemologicel, (aonivereary mee ting.) Actuaries, 7; Mr. James Terry. "On the Tee. dicey of some Systems of Distribution of Surplus to De ' feat the Object of Life -trainees." Medical, Ri ; Clinical CHARGE or INDECENT AAMACLT.—A charge, made Discussion : Mr. Ernest Hart, "On • Case of Aneurism of 1s a servant girl of 14 against the Rev. Evan Berry. the the Orbit." Tuesday Miami and Chiruoricel. Si. r: muter of Croft Chapel, Heathen.. has caused great Ci Destm einitedi,. r ee , sper re : I,; thi Cm th tt e a r d . ch iNsenee ar .. f ie m e in u t P.r der H a r ri •Bet iasio. ley incitement in the Neighbourhood The cue was brought yesterday morning before • bench of magistrates, the Mayor , he. :" and if time permite ..o t a be th f e ollo n in in g a pi Fora per ita wi te ll ri t @ res t! mending. The girl gave her evidence with a degree of by llt. 3 .• I ..l ereed e d assurance perfectly astonishing in one so young while de - I ireelileted ShiPele the Pints rwleiriog attention in tailing the a lleged offences. Iteadon Wreatmore, a carpenter their construction. Zoolegical, 9; Prof/awe Owen, "On ob.• in a lodger in Mr. Berry's house. depoired to several facts the Aye.ave of Madagascar' (in continuance), and other shirt, hail come under his notice. and which led him to . Pinery. !Void Institution, 3 ; Mr. John Marshall, "On believe that the statements made by the complainant were the Fbrwlotil of the Senses " Wedee wleY 80 eietY of tree. Superintendent (demister, of the police. stated that Arta, : Mr. G. R. Beroell, ('.E., On some recently ' the Wit wiles. bed takes • pea.ineot pert in bringing executed Deep Wells and Borings." Thoreday : Royal, Si. forward the sociratkie, ea the pond that he thought Antiquaries, Si. Royal Soc. Club, 6. Royal hastitutioe, morality was we; osussw g . wigwam erne then ea lNd 3 • Professor "Os Heat." Friday : Royal testi who that it was quite impoiNide that Mr. Bony take, 8 Mr. Walken Hopkins. "On the Theories of the mold ban wennigga tha ah em , d w ag& b e was aoism d Matisse of Glacier" Saturday : Royal Iselitution, 3 ; at the timessod plane sresied, and Uri thee* led gives Rey. A. 1 / o (esTi "Os the Egg_ beh,LArguacc" a 'gay ddr, wsw g ... u m E d Mr . a mm o e ssamn tamed WIBIAR NATIONALITT.-111 • leading article on her. After the examiNitien of the mesa witness ter the the demise of MM. Richards, of BroeoMenal, Carneree n , defence, the beech stopped the men and dinienall the so- who Is described as " • thorough Welshwomas, andf othe ne caged. Oa leavisi the °earl the yew. patleones week deeply imbued with the hope., arms and aapirations o narrow escape from • crowd of blardepledi waded at the Cyan]," the ennenrems Herald speaks ad Auglo-Salou door of the Neertduere. intolerance and usurpation." ISSV1:11111 TO 1111 WOO?. 17.011•111.11 1111170111 MONDAY. m• N. BeiWO—a. to W.N. NAL S.W., to N. and N.L, strong, Si. varying, e. to gales, rainy. rainy. 1/ Ireland—SAL to S.W. and W. to N.W. and N.L, strong, 10 N.W., Wavy ples, Calms, dry pies. U much Ma. 10 ' Central—LlLL to S.W., and S. to S.W. and W., strong, In gi N.W., Ansa pies to places, places a gale, much rain, Si relay. then clear. St. C. Oast —B. toS.W., fresh and S.W. to NW. and N,L, strong, Si, .‘t nag, nnseralo i sotgeneral. rainy, then dry. 10 S. Enelond—& to , W. and S.W. to N.Vi.. N., and N.L, I.od N. N W., strong gales, much strong, rainy, frcsh, clear. SR rain Si. 6S PLANATION. ea. 11.-11aroresiter corrected and reduced to at dee. at mean sea OL level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth 2 6 of an Inch diminution and each 10 deg., above 32 deft., swirly three.hundredths Increses. 1.-6spoaed thermometer „„... to shade. St evaporation —Moutened bulb (foe evaporatn sod dew el. D.—Litrectlon of wind ;too--two points left of sew OL netici. F.—Force to 12—estimated). C.—flout ;1 to 9). St. Initials b, blue sky ;c. clouds (detached', ;f , fog h, half ;1. Si. lightning: in, misty ;hazy): o, overcast 'dull! r, rain ;s, snow ; St. 1. thunder. v.—riee disturbance tl to 9.. W.—Wet, ralo-fall. or snow, or hall, since last report, In inches and decimals. Z.— Calm. tl TIM EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1862. wiz LIOSIISING sTsrsr. A deputation from the Associated Society (metro politan and proviecial) of the Beer mad Wills Trade, intro duced by Mr. W. &holed°ld, LP, bad a long iaterview with Sir G. Grey as Thursday, as the subject of the equal isation of the booming system, on which occamion the fol lowing memorial was presented to the right hon. gentlemen. who promised to give it his best consideration : "That your memorialists feel deeply interested in the met laws affecting the sale of ale. beer wine. , slid and believing that groin irregularities and injustice's to serious extent, not only in the financial &reinvented, bat in the administration of the laws by which your menorshiliste are governed, your memorialists deem it expedient that there should be a speedy and effected redeem el all abuses now existing in this department ad gevernmeet. That by reports presented to whiniest by the Lora committee in 1817 and 1833, by subspams reports in 1849 and 1830 ; and also by other reports preassla to the House of Commons in 1833 and 1864, it is shown that evidence has been taken from every description of persons with • view to arrive at the real nature of public.houses, and their effects on the morals of society in general. By those reporta it is clearly manifest that there mid. • most anxious desire for • change in the licensing system, with an equality and uniformity amongst all parties engaged in the ask of ale, beer, wines, and spirits. That your mmemieliste weak" that all houses for the male beer, wise, sad spirits, should be B:pascal to free com petition is bed% imposing only those restrictions which may be deemed set for the purpose of police iso lation ; and impressed with this view they conceive it de. airuble to limit the question of granting Itemises to two questions, vi s., that of character and eligibility of premiers. That year memorialists believe that an isqualisatioe of the licensing mime will greatly teed to augment the resenns and by the admission of other persons to the right of selling wines and spirits, the morals of the people would be vi, gr:at e l impreved, tad their social condition - pdtimately ad Year menceigists do not presume to make any further imp gestime ef their owe for the improvement of the licensing spasm, but in oonclusiou beg moat argeutly to request that yea will be pleamsd to cause to be lntrodsesd into podia meat a bill Wed os the proposed eltemaissit which your enemorialiste pis* themselves to support.. PATAL RAILWAY acorDzirr LT CHORLEY. It. COMMITTAL OF AN ENGINE-DRIVER FOR MANELAUGHTER. On Thursday afternoon Mr. M. Myers, coroner, 1 1 . e was engaged nearly five hews in investigating the circum- ; stance. attending the death of Thomas Marsden, 29 years of as age. &groom in the employ of Mr. W. C. Wood, calico 114. printer, of lirinscall, and who was ieetsntaneoualy killed on the previous morning by bang run over by a coal train at 111 . ed 15 Charley Station. Kr Wood, the master of the unfortunate yon the was the first witnees entrained. He deposed—On We4seedar morning, a few minutes before nine o'clook, the deesemed 111 arsecenpanied me to the railway station, Charley. We got there in good time. I was going to Maneheseer, and it was nessmary to moss the rails. I bed four pees& of l = Oa and deceased had taken two of them thenes, sad wa s two others arrow when hawse knocked down by the engine IL of a coal train which was coming in the contrary direction Mi ne pwasegier tale bad just come up on the other line, IS. lamina& bees limed to a stand. I was about four yards 5 ham the lint over which the coal train was prin. and in- R. tended fie fellow him, bat I saw the coal Ws war. N Deemed yes knocked down, and dragged some Adam Isy the emir. I heard so whistle until the Inseinedl wm It drunk by the enema I did not see the lug Nan ma IS append at tie end el the station. It wee sewing la ow way Iste= Deemed wee walking Web moo— nearlttyle la fee& The porter bad creme basin ie . A li after 1 deemed was knees& down Ibeard either gs, the -driver er Maar of the era trate say, "He is N. under ?' I aaw the station-marnee, and heard Dim say, if "They'll be in for it ;' and on saying to him that a luggage train had no right to go through the station whilst • pm- t. anger trans was in motion in it, he rep li ed that it ought to lg . bare stopped under the bridge, a little way off, or outside N of the station. Other evidence having been taken,. the jury thought that 2 1 there had not been due care exercised by Robert Winston- 6 %.„ ley, the driver of the coal train, and returned a verdict of ; ' Manslaughter" against bun. He was then committed, di under the coroner's wanes; for trial on the charge at the et, neat Lancaster iusizes. 6t. SHIPWASOI IN OASNANYHEN BAY. FERBYSIDE, FRIDAY NIGHT. I have to report (says the Rev. Vim. Williams) that beet night informants was brought to this lifeboat snit" beloagiag to the Nathan! Lifeboat Institution, that • twasested vessel was ea awe on the outer tit ridge of the Cef m Bid= Seeds. The aim at el the lifeboat were insinedistly mustered, end W boat hexing bees Wombed, they proceeded in order to ; reader assistense to the wreck. Urifeetunately, the dent. at. teen of the night and • thick mist pigmented ids making its eel the monk which had no lights harming, nor any other et. handles whereby the crew of the lifeboat might diners 11 2. ler ehereaboute. IL being neer low waterorome of the crew r. Wei se the Cefn Sidra, sod in two detachments proceeded es feel in search of the vessel, but were ansucceesfuL el The lifeboat was therefore moored in • place of safety, and ss mein at daybreak the crew proceeded on their mead, bat It. is feared that the Teasel broke up during the night, as dm la emit not be seen, and portions of wreck were picked up. 84 2. There is • rumour here that the vessel is a French a .- schemer, which broke loose from her moorings in Oaldy is Roads, near Teaby, sod that the crew have safely reachedOh Pensbrey. Have taken steps to prove the truth of this S rumour. The official report will be seat to the National 15 Lifeboat Institution to-morrow. The new of the lifeboat lb wen out ten hours ty WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAT.) 114: SAIVIOAT. laanar •Y. —-- - _ S. iIL 1 U. N. I% ,1. 6. w. 64 IL . ------ ..-.— Nun l6 a SAW 1 11: 6 - 4 trimaan - Isla 0 w V. Lie IL to llll6 46 IrW W. e - IL izawion - a Au 064466 Iternia IS a a. b - It. laillia. - 91. 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Kingdom W. 14 ). y illima's Wad 1 1 1 Par IPm II 1 1t pm II 01 418 104 . 10 Tsaweic RECEIPTS. —Tho traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending Jan.lB, on 10,069 mike to 400,6110.,and for the corresponding week lag year on 9,846 miles to 459,3381. ; showing au increase 0[213 miles and 1,2381. The gross receipt* on the following fourteen railways amounted in the aggregate on 6,406 miles to 343,8941 ., and for the corresponding week of 1861 on 6,274 miles to 349.4151., showing an increase of 132 miles and a demean of 5,5211. The decrease on the Caledonian railway amounted to 6541.; on the Great Northern to 1,7601. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 20 2 1. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 2,6791. ; on the London and North-Western to 2 , 535 /. ; on the Mid land to 1,6641. ; and on the North-Fmk= to 2,0191.—t0ta1, 11,5131. But from this most be deducted 1,2441., the in. Grease on the Eastern Counties, 4951. on the Great Western and West Midland, 2,3281. on the London, Brighton, and South C0e5t,1,243/. on the London and South Western, 3931. on the Manchester, She ffi eld, end Lioeoloshire, 1271. oil. the North British, and 159/. on the South-Eastern—together, 5,9921., leering the decrease as above 5.521/. The goods and mineral tan& on those lime amounted to 192,6161., sad for the corresponding week of 1861, to 206,4261., showing • decrease of 13,8101. The receipts for passengers. parcels, Lc., annansied to 151,2781., against 142,9891.. showing an Menem of 8,2891., which, being deducted from the decrease on the goods traffic, frame the decrease on the 14 M* lima as above, 3, 5 2 11 . The traffic receipts est 66 iese amounted. on 3,653 miles, to 116,725/., and for the carresposdlag week of last year on 3,572 miles, to 100,9231., showing an meioses of 81 miles and 6,soeu. The chief increase in the traffic is shown in the receipts of the inferior hoes, while the aggregate tragic on the great lines of the kingdom shows a decrease as compared with the cones- Pnudiog period of 1861. The decrease thus shown would bay* been considerably more were it not for the prevalence of a very genre frost at the corresponding period of last year, which had not only impeded the traffic on the rail ways, but had frozen up the mods. This, together with a depression of trade, caused the trefse receipts of the Gee , respoediog week of 1861 to fall a little below those of the iog week of the preceding year. The toad teams receipts of the past week show as lamas* of I,BBllf. over those of the preceding week ceding the Ilth inst. :Me - 1 iii Ass _is iik I Fe ,*NI 1119 eel 10 wolT« : iii 1 "s 4 - : - •:1 i is oss ss oss us kIN lee FO: WS IS SIMS 111 MOAN 111 UOBO U PAN US :« - .1 -i ITI Ale SO MA Tiiitiiel ___l ... 6 . 1 - iil 10 Ail& Mei i Rai UM • tele If lOW 1111 tAell us. ft 7% 6___ Neil i 08. 1 :iiii ii 100 AN S. AIK • XOOO 1 6000 A RI ii 6 6 Z1 1 IMI 10 i 1 t 3 10 SUING Al 13 iti /0 8 1 11 I 1 18 lie 4 61 81 14 1 M 41 1 : 4 . _. ii 7 4 3 et si 1* I T II 43 411 248111 nt a "ii MI 71 IS I IS 14 ii 6i 786 166 60 86 76 66 8 e 1 4 1414 114 11 18 86 87 1111 a It IS 711 76 N 81 II 211 SI 86 80 8614 $7 II 84 If 114 tll6l " 311 0 U W vr U 114 141 4i 41 Id! SY 01 zdi 14 11 1 1 IS 27 1 2 e to n L Ili I it r l e la e 11 _it .1111 10 -, 00 iis iii iii Ti si es , I Peg i Pm IN 06 68 an it li ih .... -: 11 14 I li it pa E 5 6• As pat st di* 10 I 16 II 4 t~=l MI lif /si ige INA I ft 10 20 21 lei lei 8 10 2 2i 40 20 41 8 i 124 112 ei If $k as 411 UN 1 g 1. - is 11 die 57 51 514 13 14 ni gi i 1111 99 i 9 Ii k :4 - Dm II ..-(THIS DAL) MONBY igol to 1 .... • 101 1 r U JR _a _x4 4' ni id --. xit To creditors unsecured To cre di tors party cured: Amount of claim Less value of security To creditors folly secured: /13,145 10 2 Value of security 1,927 6 8 Loss amount of claim Burp'''. per contra 64118 3 6 To lialythUes : On bills dhatounted None of which are expected to biome claims upon the estate. To annuity of 41,000 to Mr. Abbott. Sin. By cash at bankers By goods on consignment: MASS 111 •• Invoke prices By debt on ecceiresesin : Considered peg Leo claim -- Two o'Croce. The funds to-day are firm. The decline of about 1 per cent. which took place yester day has been recovered, although business is very quiet. A good effect is produced by the continued rise on the Paris Bourse, viewed in con junction with the approaching meeting of the French legislature. In the share markets there is scarcely even a fractional variation, the transactions being very limited. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 71fr. 05c.,showing a fresh advance of upwards of per cent. since yesterday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is steady at 5 to 54 prem. Consols are officially marked 921 and for money, and 924 for the account. The present quotation is 94 to 93, both for cash and the Gth Feb. The official business report is as fol lows :—Bank Stock, 243, 241; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 924, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 106 ; ditto Bonds, 235., 255. prem. ; Four per Cent. enlaced" rupee paper, 864 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1004 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1064, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 16s. prem.; ditto, June, 215., 228. prem. Mexican bonds continue in demand, with au upward tendency, and are last marked 291. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady at 834 to 4, and that of 1858 at 74 to 4. In other foreign stocks there has been but little business. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 1014 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014 ; French Three per Cent. Routes, 70fr. (exchange, 25fr.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 631 ex div. (exchange 21:4.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 294, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 461, ex die. ; Spanish Three pea Cents., for se count, 531, 53, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 11854, for account, 834 ; ditto Biz per Cents, 1868, for account, 74, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 24. Max-rarr Two o'CLoca. Consols are without change, at 921 to 93, both for money and the 6th proximo. It may interest some of the holders of the Moorish Loan fur investment to know that a 6001. bond, calculated upon the basis both of the issue price and the drawing price, yields a return of Is. per day. There was a strong demand yesterday for g.old for the Continent, the exchanges being now sufficiently low to allow of a profit on its transmission. About 15,0001., chiefly foreign coin, was taken from the Bank, and the whole of the iars by the Etna and Borussia, from New Y ork, was also purchased for abroad. The shipments of silver to Bombay continue large. The total for that port by the Mooltan, which will leave on the 27th mst, is 289,0781., of which 18,9911. is gold and the rest silver. There is also 13,0001. in gold for Alexandria. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.174 to 18 ; ditth, 3 days, 11.15 to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.174 to 18 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ma. hence, 3 months, 13.7 to ; Path, 3 dem 25.15 to 224 ; ditto 3 months, 25.424 to 74 ; Frankfort-on-lb• Alaine, 3 months, 1134 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, &Ai to ; Vienna, off. flo., 3 months, 14.25 to 30; T ri este, eff. flu., 3 mouths, 14.25 to 30 ; Xadrid, 3 months, 481 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 Oeinoe, 3 menthe, 25.60 - to 5 ; Men, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 40 to ,• Palermo, 3 months, 1194 to i ; HOOIIIII, 3 months, 1194 to 4 ; Lisbon. 90 days, 514 to 52 ; Oporto. 90 days, IX to i. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday is de scribed as steady, but the sales were only 5,000 bales. The suspension is announced of Messrs. John Forbes and' Co., wholesale warehousemen, of Lawrence-lane, Cheapaide. The amount of the liabilities is not known, but the assets are pre sumed to be considerable. Mr. White, of Iron monger-lane, is the accountant engaged. The members of the Stook Exchange have re sponded with their wonted liberality to the appeal on behalf of the sufferers by the dreadful accident at Hartley Colliery. A subscription was opened yesterday, and upwards of 700/. was raised. A list was also opened at Lloyd's with considerable success. The directors of the Bank of Egpyt will recom mend a dividend for the half-year ending 31st December, at the usual rate of 7 per cent. per annum, at their annual meeting on the 17th of February. The directors of the National Bank have de clared a dividend for the pant half-year at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and a bonus of 15s. per share, both free of income tax, being together equal to 14 per cent per annum on the paid-up capital of the bank. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 6541. The report of the directors of the Australian Agricultural Company, to be presented at the meeting on the 28th inst., expresses their regret that under existing circumstances they cannot recommend the payment of a dividend. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of Thursday's hide sales : At the second series of hide sales for the year the demand was limited, and prime generally receded. The home trade were not such large buyers se at the previous sales, while for export only a limited incoby was experienced. East India,—Ox and Cow.—Oalcutts did not meet with .o active en inquiry as at the first melee of the year. The demand was chiefly confined to the home trade, exporters buying very maintained their previous value, although in some instances a concession of id. was submitted to ; but com mon to middling descriptions were sold at a decline of fully 4d. to 4d. per lb. Madras, Pondicherry, s.4.—Thoee offered sold at rather easier prices. Rangoon met with good com petition. The analysis of the sale is 139,009 Calcutta, new parcels ; 22,640 brought forward from former melee, and 3,577 Madras, &c. ; in all 165,126 hides, of which 114,895 were sokL East India.—Buffalo were generally dull of sale, end prices ruled in favour of buyers. Leather.—East Indian was rely part sold at about pre vious thee. Australian met with but little competitioo, and was chiefly bought in. Halted Bides.—Australian did not maintain previous rates, but as holders were willing to meet the martet a fair buil thee Wes dose, at a reduction of 4d. to id. per lb. Cape The few offered were sold et full prices. Dry.—River Plate were mostly bought in. Mazatlan were all sold. West Coast realised rather lower prices. Horse Hides—Salted South American were withdrawn. Hide Cuttings were dull of sale. ca At a meetiug yesterday of the creditors of Mr. E. verybbott, late of the Bow Brewery, the subjoined unfavourable statement was presented by Mr. Sruallfield, the accountant : lITATEIMT OF AFFAIRS, JAN. 2. DR. £3359 IA 0 £1,040 0 0 060 0 0 WO 0 0 £93,98016 0 £l4 $ 1 Estimated to produce 1.1114 11 • lees claim ----- I I ___ 11 5 By debts on pnblk trade, estimated to produce 744 16 0 By debts on family trade, estimated to produce 4,082 10 4 By leasehold house at West Ham By household furniture, dc OOO 0 0 Ay deficiency 6,012 6 1 17,147 6 11 011,010 16 0 71 ;1 4 lb. N CMG SL 10. 4.140. LIl S. a. is. , I Lt. us:a a a u a so a :a4O i 7451 za 40f ad IP ial 11a Mr. Abbott stopped payment in August, 1880, and the present failure is stated to have arnica through a miscalculation of the amount of liabilities and assets at that period, more particularly as re gards the co nsig nments to India and elsewhere, the amount realised in this case being 13,9871. less than the original sum put down. Goods were also over estimated in value, so that the actual deficiency was su bs equently ascertained to have largely in creased. The operations since have also been very unsatisfactory, the losses on the trading and con signments being 16,9611. It was considered, look ing at the present large deficiency, that an assign ment of the property should be made, or a liquida tion be effected in the Court of Bankruptcy. The brewery has been disposed of for 22,0001. is a company. A resolution was finally pained ap pointing a committee to investigate the circum stances of the sale, and to inquire into the dis posal of the purchase money. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:— Imports of gold, 215,9871. ; exports of gold, 144,934/. ; imports of silver, 60,033/. ; exports of silver, 124,010/. The Gauntlet has arrived from China with 818,3001 be. of tea. FRIDAY Evernse Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 " buyers," both for money and the oth February, opened this morning at 921 to 93, and closed at 94 1, sellers." The official business report is as follows:—Threa per Cent. Console, for mono 92f, 1,93 ; ditto for account (Feb. 6), 93, 92 , 93, 921 Bank Stock, 243 , 242; Three per Reduced, 921, f, f ; New Three per Cents., 921, di; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106 , 106 1, 106 ; tto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100, 99/ ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem.; Five per Cent., " es faced " rupee paper, 1001 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1061, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady at 1061 to 106. The rupee paper continues to meet with inquiry. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 20s. to 23e. plea. India Bonds were purchased at 265. prem. A considerable amount of general business con tinues to be done in foreign stocks. The tendeeey to-day was favourable. An advance took place in London and Wee minister and City Bank shares, while Bank al British North America were quoted rather lower. Red Sea Telegraph were flat. Victoria Dock and Berlin Waterworks shares met with more demand. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine la suraace, bf to / prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 U-16 to 113.16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 11 to 11 dis. ; London and Provincial P Marine, 1 dis. to 1 prem. ; Mercantile lire,l-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 1 die. to par ; London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph, prem. The Victoria Debentures about to be issued were quoted to-day 1021 to 103. Canada Five per Ceuta were flat. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crocc. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, as usual on a Saturday. Copper Hill, Tincroft, Rest Caradon, and Marta Valley shares, however, are very firm. North Treskerby are a trifle Batter. North Wheal Basset have been dealt in at 3, and Providenoe, at 44. Foreign and colonial descriptions are without variation. St. John del Rey are officially marked 86, being fiat ; East del Rey, prem. ; Great Northern Copper (South Australia) and prem., and United Mexican, 8f and B}. The annual meeting of the Scottish Australian Mining Company is called for the 7th Feb. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of 8,1921., being 81. per share, arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled in the months of Sep tember and October last. After payment of the same, there remains in hand a balance of 24,244 L 19s. Bd. in cash, oro bills not at maturity, and re served fund. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Nuns. Von Dadelsase eat North :—The general aspect of the metal market has sat changed since our last report. Dulness is the previeling feature, and we can only hope that a gradual but seedy improvement will take place before long. The demand fee Welsh bus is slack, the makers adhere to previous geode tioas, 51. 2s. 6d. at the works, and 6/.1.0.b. here. Stafford shire kinds continue slow of sale. Scotch pig iron has not varied in price, closing at 48s. lid. cash. Alden& English copper is obtainable under offi.U . ll quotatioesand in dark demand, holders of foreign evince more Annum Burrs and Karel& 103/. to 1041. Chili slab bar bees sal to some extent in Liverpool at 911. to 911.105. for export. Nearly the whole stock of Baltimore sad Lake fiapstier copper has been reshipped to Amer*, where prices see extraordiurily high. The advance in New York is frees U to 27 cute. We have bad a quiet tin market, but holies show • disposition to realise, and 10 toms of straits bands yesterday at 1191. Bantu nominally 123t al le Dutch market quiet at 73jfl. ; English unaltered. Tin plates are decidedly better, tiret qudity charcoal man now 29e. in Liverpool, and coke aixording to quality from 23 to 235. Since the government hu removed the peed bition to export lead some little business has been dose, and higher prices now asked. Good English pig 20f. 10 • up to 211. ; Spanish, 255. In Liverpool business has base dons in good English pig at 201. 6s. Speller is quiet, Ind there are no pressing sellers in the market. Ws quids spot and in Hull, 18/. ss. ; forward, 181. 10a. ; H. 181. 15a A sale of 300 tons for March, April, May s w. hip ment was reported or. Monday at 181. 10s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIDS DAY.) The market is quiet at the annexed prises :—Town tallow 45e. 9d. to 46e. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the apes. 475. to 475. 3d.; January to March, 47 " ; Mardis 475. "buyers" ; April to June, 4 7e. 3 d. ; October December, 475. 9d. to 48s. M..saccr Avannons.—Town tallow, 48e. 6d.; fa t t i l ditto, 2s. 6d.; yellow Russian , 481. 61; melted i Xs. 6d.; rough ditto, 215.; tallow grieves, 18s. ; psi dregs, 7s. SMITIOISLD HAT DIARRET.—(TffiII DAY.) Messrs. Harter and Easton report trade slow at the fal lowing prima :—Prime meadow boy, 80e. to 90a ; superior clitto, - . 4 55. to 100 e. ; interior ditto, Ms. to 70s. ; dowse, dd. Pss. to 112 e. 64. ; ditto, new, second out, 86e. to 100 a ; straw, 30s. to 30.. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Notwithstanding the changeable character of the weather vegetable' are still plentiful. Cornish broccoli matinees le arrive by t'te crateful. Pears, emulating of Glos Morena% Winter Sells, and Easter Beurre, are sufficient ter the demand. Among apples ars some good examples of sit nonpareil and Blenheim orange. Grapes are a trifle dearer. Orange, of the beet yualtty ere still cheap. The potato trade is heavy, except for best samples. From the Om tineot come green /wax, French salad, artichokes, and esparaps, the last both white and peen. Cut flow= chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, camellias, violeta, mignonette. heaths. and roses. /MT. pine apples, per lb., 4s to 84 I Oranges, per 100, 54 to 12, Grapes, per lb., ISs to its iOlllOO , , per 100. ns to 10+ Melons, each, Is to 31 ` )Nato, tot,, per It.. is to Is 84 Peen, per don. Be to Us Walnuts, per 100, 2s. Apples, per doe., Is to 3s l VISOZT. Broccoli, per bundle.ls to Is 34 French beans, per 100, Led to Ss 6l Cabbages, p. doe., is 3.1 to Is 84 . Potatoes, York Regents, pert ton, 1405 to lins „ Flukes, do., 1405 to 1505 „ Rocks, do., 90s to 1005 Cups, do., 805 to 905 Turnips, per bunch, 21 to ed Carrots, do., 4d to 8d Bpinach. per sieve. Its to ts 6d Cucumbers, each, Is to Is 91 rABLE. Artichokes, each, 6tl to lid Beet, per dos.. Is 63 Celery, per bundle, Is &Ito le Onions, '.pzklng.i . t . lll 4 ve., is iht la peragus, pee Is to Seaksle. As per pun., is to Mel I Shal Garlicl ots,, per l b,per lb, 64 6 to :1 Id to is Endive, per score, le 63 Horseradish, per bun., Is 63 to 46 Mushrooms, p.putt-ls 60 total Pinky, per It bunches, is loU 116166. per bunch, 24 to 41 REFORMATORY AND INTKINTRIAL SCIIOOI.B. —Last sight's Gazette gives notice that the liammeremith OaheEs Girls' Reformatory, at Eagle-house, Brook-green, in the county of Middlesex ; the Coventry Home and Industrie School for Girls at Coventry, in the county of Warwick and the St. Nicholas Catholic Industrial School at Wel thamstow, in the county of Essex, have been certified by Via Secretary of State an having complied with the provisiees the act of parliament. CITE or LONDON Roarrraz. FOR Dimasso or SRS CREST. VICCORIL.PAZE.—Ths number of patients re lieved at thin institutionduring last week was 964, of whist 132 were new oases. Carew. PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. FIDDLY, JAY. 24.—Admissions as payment, 2,865 ; fps by slam tickets, I,lBB—total, 4,063. 77 81 a tit 100 al