The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ~.):L4Toss Web? CLIV? 1101.0. 001111PAJIT Th., was ties day appowitel for booty • wiactiors, which had been mamba by Mr. Leeklesese llL ,„ rro . Wee. geutleuise, of Norwood. The mq .arol. was iaeorFested is Feha s h ekjeealaiatt I .ur, bar amid mhos the liweiehobi of the Vat t lilt il.set. Folkeitese. to take by thr Ifunikers. he.. to carry us the hominess et bead- Awl to porches lows of the 'Opining prepseby. Ti w r titbeeer, a sharebokier sad orietributory, had oir agleam* , the comiany for I,'-'7s/. .1 writ lad ken I=Z t ranslated asestieked. Thereupon, the used ankr sr prayed. 31r. iiiklater appeared in support of the petitioa ; Deb for the company. Mr. Ilaklater said it Dad been agree.) on all hash that $h isiter course tor all perhee would be that the eider s h o uld Is made, and the company wound up. Me. ogle coocuned. inlet emconlingly. (Before Hr. COlnntislioDif nine.) IN HE ‘‘IILLPLIT. Th e bankrupt wsa described true, timber. sad cost. Duman merchant, late of St..l,olu*.g. New Brunswick, now of the Cite of London. 'Thor was the certifireite sitting. 711 e eau-cured debts and iiidolit,es are 6,7241. ; estimated me ets about 3,0001. Mr. Lswrasce supported. Mr. had append fur a criOitor. Bankrupt slated that he Lel dealt in iron and timber, at sr„ John's, New linumwick. He had also dealt on oom ,, m ecooo. He hod some stock, iron and other restate. Ito value would be over 4,011 W. Tbe parties who held security on it hmk pommies of Their debts were about 3,11001. lad not knew what the property had realised. He left New Bronorkk is July lad. Tms property was taken by the v elum., is Juse. Had twee been in England. Mr. 'Asthma@ custesdad that there had been nothing like *prehensile' moist. Ills Hoover greeted a secood-dams certificate. (Before Kr. Oesusinioner Goulburo.) W II MIAMI AND 111014T15011- The bankrupts were but unundacturers of London-wall. Thu es, the first sitting. The statement of affairs, pre. Ivrea li. Messrs. Ladbury and Co., shows the following ees ,,,lerible items : Dr.—To creditors as per list, 44,3421.; 131.11.ty oo bills, of which it is supposed will be claimed agioi.t the estate, 100.-44,4601. I:y stork in trede at cod pries, 2,9631. ; by book debt.. Loglish, good, 1,060/. ; by bad (estimated at), 321. ; h e tonna, good, 33,0621. ; by foreign, bad (estimated at), he cash at beakers, &c..; _b , f goods consigned Arineee). 2,176 1 . ; by goods held by creditors beyond their .lanes, 5511 . ; by goods at Gibraltar, 3761. ; by Iwo and (IV. ices of premises, 31, Loottoo.wall, he'd for six years, M prr *MUM, 1001.— 40.7961.—1 iii rent, team, ko., il. I.e ) .t. P. the amount of upwards of 10.0001. were proved, sal the following clrtaliton4 were chosen trade wigwams : .1.11) liaggaley, warehouseman, of Lore-lane ; Mr. soul 4 Lowry. warehouseman, of Wood.strest ; and Mr. Thorns.. Cf..dwick, warebou.entau, of Aldermanbury. 31,-mrs. Sole, Turner, awl Tomer, are the solicitors under th e rwoe.licip, and Mr. Joseph Hart (late clerk to Mr. Peon stil has been appointed to prepare the bankrupt's arc.unta. Though this bankruptcy is • recent one, the procceduags are under the old 1:1, the case having bees some tune a the court under the amassment clauses. IN RE H. CHURCHILL. The bankrupt, a builder. of Washington, Surrey, applied for his certificate (under the old act). The accounta, prepared by Mesas. Hart Brother; and Bac k., show d e b ts o f 1,(4,4‘,,, with wrote estimated at nearly equal amount, but which had bees nisei entailed ea realisation. Mr. Linklater, for the aaogoers, offered se eppeulkies. His Honour grauted a first clam certificate. IN lit !OMAHA Y.—CASE or A MAIASTBATZ cat Mow. Mr. Aldridge, the crown solicitor, WM* the court the awe of a prisoner in the queen's g seed lielsbay. who, on the lath of January wee fore Mr Registrar Ilaslitt, at his incisthly visit to the prison. lan afterwards refilled to sign his examainee two. Ur. Ilaslitt bad reported that circumstance to Yo o.urt under the 102al maw') of the Bankruptc7 Art, 1i ; sal Mr. Lislahay wee sow liable to be committed fer sae ' month. under the muse section, to the common gad aim county, with or without her I labour, at the discretion el the court. Notice had been given to Mr. ()slabs of Ilia application ; aid he had in consequence addressed a letter to Mr. Wiesiew, the tnit. The Crenreinemer—lhr long has this gentleman bees in prison? Kr. Aldridge—Six year, The letter was in the following terms : queen's Price, Jan. 22, 1862. " Dear Sir, —As the redo. , nir of Mr. Commissioner Goal. We, before whom I an, ...mooned as Monday Den, and es ksbwisd something of the facts of my nee, from the two • made bet, you upon your recent visit to Sip Mlles, I take the Idea) of addressing yes seder the Mining circumstances : " Yea probably may recollect that my principal creditor le • mosippie for upwards of :CAM., at 5 per cent. ; and k mey sot have named your recollection that I mentioned to yob a propositios then on foot on the part of a gentleman of wink means, to take an aseigemeet of the moot. pp as 34 per cent., and that I hoped that M eeteeethil is that operation to be able to settle my Wier inn which are but small, and thus avoid hack man. My solicitor is at the moment in communication with the party in question, and cosidestly hone, within • tee days, that he may bring the negotiation to • enecessful issue. When Mr. Registrar MAU exa mined me the other day I shortly stated these facts to him, sal expressed my hope that he would not immediately adjudicate me bankrupt, se it would at one* noihilate then my prespecta. Mr. Medal. asked me to sign my examination, but I respectfully begged him sot to press me to do so, lest he should after wards feel it his date to adjudicate. This return to sign was out of no dierespect or unrilliegneis to comply with the secretary requietioes of the act at parlierent, and I may add. as • magistrate, which I am Dew and have been for upwards of fifteen yeas for my ewe easily, it has been my rule of life to uphold and moped all ceestituted authority. I have received a notice, es the mike of Mr. Aldridge, to show cause on Monday, lelf-pit ll why I should not be committed to the crimes gust, far Minn Wean my examination. Of coons I manna swear Were court without • habeas, which 01.11111SiVOs et mire the commiesionn has authority to none his weaned wrier the act, which seems doubtful; end it is under these eircumatinees that I have takes the liberty to address tide letter to you, in the hope that you will not object to place it before the commissioner. I have wily to add that I am far from wishing to be contumacious ; and if his Honour, on a calla re view of the circumstances, thinks it incumbent on me to sign my naminstiou 1 will do OD j but I conlideetly hope that In will indulge me with • little further dela., which may enable ins to carry out the areeip► meat referred to, and not adjudicate me hankrept until the next visitation of the Registrar. Per daps I may mention, that I endeavoured to he courteous and respectful to Mr. Registrar Haslitt, and if be tbought otherwise I should regret it. I beg to rerasii. SIX, TOUT most obedient humble servant,—Taos. DELA.HAT. Mr. Registrar Winslow, &c." Ills Honour mid that under these circumstances be would grant a further adjournment of the matter for a month. THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HM:7SL A genteel-looking lad, named Morin; Coles. 18, wee this morning brought before the Lord Mayor charged with forging end uttering a cheque for W., under very ingtder It appeared that the prisoner was in the service of Mama. Morpo ad Co., of CAnnon-street. as a eupernumesury clerk, and tbia poeitioo gave him am opportunity of mein the Wars. 'sod baking the signature@ et Ore costomers of the firm. Amon the latter were Mama Levy, wholesale sales men, of Houoderlitch, who keep a betaking account with Mews. John Brows and Co., of .kbehurch.laos The efface Imputed to the primmer appeared to have hem committed with very pest umeouity. Having ebtaised a knowledge of the *Ware of Mama Levy, it appeared that on Wedeesday lam the primes, prematad himself at Messrs. Brown. bank with a letter addreseed to the cashier, which contained an order for a cheque•book nod directioos that the amount of the stamps is the thrums should be charged to the acitemot. The metier pie the primmer a cheque.book, and he went away with it, arid it seemed that yesterday morals( the primmer west up le • oomosaieromure, aod hooded him • cheque for 50f. draws upon Messrs. Brows, and apparently seised by Mr. Levy, which he requested him to go sad get malted. Thelittle culprit exhibited a great deal of C01:4•01111 is the Ureter, sad told the romseuger that he had not time to go into the City himself em he had some other business to do, but be most be sure to be back by l 2 o'clock. The ooranaissimilare omit with the obelus as he kid base directed, bet the clerk, although the Misstates was imitated astreamly well, "oared to bare esaertaieed aelpicioa that all wee sot right, particularly as it appeared that the aegis wee the fait opt of the leek that he had ghee oil ea the permits day. The itemaiwitealm said that be did ace quite hke tt himeedf, mod is the AM Ore legeAry wee made el Mr. Levy, who at ewe Mated that tam sieges wee a fmgery, but the .)padre was as w.Bin= that if soy Liss hod darted. be said that he hinny hire bees able to ray whether the eigarewee "To maim or eel. Mr. Levy thee moompewied sin WNW' ItaitoaLire to Trafalgarmaare. where they Ilemed the BOW waiting, and he wee hikes lets etwaridis. Whoa be Ins mime to the polieratatina the primmer said that be ire a rep sat ef a c••• of teru e llehe soimpopsis a shod time tack vied that this bad hi. te imemit the eal. Names, • dawdle cam aid dig orrerid id. of forgery bad lose nesel t odoididad spa imam is the (*At, mid be had mem Wien ad ll* Omer we mewled with them. The Lord Mayor moutailvd the primmer, edge mid 1•1111ag u his deform, to a halm do,. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING}, JANUARY 24, 1862. WORSHIP. • VlO/01 OW MIMI. MON tiara. a weft okelalgulgs, of midine nee dorsal helm Mr. Knee with deelreg • wane from the Asp of Mr. Kteg, a watchmaker and jeweller at gi rprfeeroor amen to he a Auks is theit, ter his sr tarallar fire_imsbhe in meteemiee with lie dee* berstery dada in hie prememe nearly • meek slew w ei tegroperty is the amoinne et awe thentHISIK was to have bean stolen, not see UM el situ was re neresed, sad bet rued the roger lab" be belei now es vemsg. Peres the eiwitiese sow adduced opus Pears t it ef pears that a few fte me onewed penesules . 'sdiop, and eeralemly regiment le be Amy a net* la*, 11 1 1 1 it tee window, whisk um ne waver peradelled shell Rifted out et the door and hi ammo helm the elespmen amid remorse from the sideniehment web a held est esiemily waeraioared. The pan, bewarer, aneseedad is appreheeßes the pelererr ben asadesks, and Ns iiestleyweis swum to. A mond new peva that he had sold the smirk is • sdnemen seed Laminae, in Beesh-etrest, r i Harshen, es the day Isillowing the robbery, and this I s whams swore that he was iodated ts hey it from the le fellow's Wien that be was hard ap. 11. Mr. ord, the clerk, asked what Mr. Lawrence bad Ilk given for it s s Mr. Lawrence replied Ts. le Mr. Rift said the article was certainly not an expensive sr cosirbeving best marked up at only 33e. . Lawrence observed that the trade price would be II sheet 9a, end repeated why he hail bought it at less. et. Bestial the gaoler, seemed that on a future occasion he I s t: should be able to prove a former conviction against the pri. enter, and thereon Mr. Knox directed • further remand. It. is. MARLBOROUGH STREET. te HUSAJLAILY AT A TAVIRIC et. George 11PLarem was charged with barslarionsly entering 113 the Pruner Charlotte, Tavern, Swallownerast, Hanover square, and dealing • qua City of silver, the mow of Mr. N. John Kiabardman, liesneed victualler. James Stemma 112 0, said—Abet half-pest at: this el manlier 1 was weft the Princess Charlotte Tama, arid _RI heard the ratting et money in the house, and aselag so ee. light, I tried the boor sod bound it wars, and oe coming to • second door in Swallow-place, the prisoner rushed out, e f t. and I caught him by the collar of his 001 d. PASOOIIe mid, IS. " What are you holding me for! let me go," and hearing Us some other penoe in the house, I tried to dam him up to the door, but could not. I than 1 4 board • noise as if some one bad jumped off the counter. I . took prisoner to the station and hastened hack to the house to and called up the landlord, the door being still open, and et, the landlord made& search, and on going into the house, I Ages found • boo on the door with 6d. in it behind the door from i 4 which the prisoner came out, and which opened into e s t the public bar. 1 then went back to the station. lM I o answer to Mr. Yardley the constable said he found the so fanlight over the door unfastened ; it was large °eolith it to admit a into, and there were marks ol a man's hand' on et. the twig.. On searching the primmer at the station (con. el._ tinned the online) 1 found 2/.lls. 10d. in silver in hie pocket, 5 and is bid waistcoat pocket 11. lits. 6d. in silver also, and in another some more mosey and some limiter matches. Mr. John }tidy:deem, of the Princess Charlotte palate. Ilk house-1 went to bed at I. andll saw the fanlight closed. I to was sot disturbed till the mineable rang the bell. The le bolts of the door had been drawn. The box produced had Le enotained 41. in silver, and was in the till when I went to re bed. The constable showed me the box, and the money Is had been taken from it. AMs had also been taken. t Basra, 112 C—l examined the fanlight, ad fout i =lta of something having been forced in in the middle el of the sash. Impactor Oerforth said he believed the prisoner bad been it "' treasported in the name of George 8011, but he had lot is eight at him far some time. et. Wm. Barnes, the prosecutor's barman, proved fastening the fanlight overnight„ Mr. Yardley mid the charge fell short of burglary, and the riveter, who is • determined-looking fellow, was cow gi witted for trial, but will be brought up gala. eeb MR. MACNAVOIT'S SUMMON AT LITIZPOOL.-- The Rev. T. C. Cowes, the meetly appoieted incumbent of at, St. Chrysostom's, is already taloa( • step which will W. doubtless be regarded as somewhat bold in a successor 11 of Mr. if acnaught, became, whatever were the views a of the latter gentleman, it is perfectly clear that his et• congregation entirely comurrsd in them and greatly 91,. esteemed him for the honest and straightforward manner in which, regardless of his own interests, he ventures to ex pees them. Mr. Cowan, on his appomtineot to the church, 'spewed himself no liberally that the peat bnA of the congregation were supposed to ap prove of the choice which the trustees had made, ei Monk 'shorty it has been whispered that the cha- at, motet of the rogation is being much changed, Si sod that the dtisesaltes of the reverend gentleman have Dot St always bees es matitactory to those who had sat under the Lit tamer pastor. It is well known that Mr. Macnaught bad bog disellited So reed the Atli/maxim Creed, and that he a L openly desisted that be could not give his entire " ainent or, sad seesset" So sil the Thirty-Moe Articles ; but that Mr. St. Cowen is taking mho So show, in the most unmistakeable W. wearer, his km Mbomou, to both. for it is said that be LIL moistly sent the sane of his tenser church —St. Andrew's, Z . Renehaw.stame—to reed thisCreod of Bt. Atbaaasios at St. le Chrysostorn's ; that muck dismtiefactiou was caused thereby ao sad that the congregation took no pains to hide their dismiss- Sc. faction. On Sunday, too, the reverend gentleman gave notice SL that " Sunday neat would be devoted to the cermatiey of • modem-to.' " In the morning be said there e t would be a senate as usual, but is the evening the time to would be deviated to reading the Thirtymiee Articles; 10 though, if renew bs correct he will road them only to the St empty pews, and, it is added, '• tlss ceremony" wffi teed in 29 soway to raise him is the estimation of his magregittion. The while of the aid eonfrephos, it is mid, will be oen. spionoes kr Oskaloosa% and Aces who do stead will do 84 „, so merely est of wariosity aid is mmetaticsa of a "scene." —.Limped Yercery. et. WILL AND BIQUIDIS.—The will and codicil of Harriet, Lady Arbuthnot, relict of Limitemet-General Sir ma Robert Arbuthnot, LC.B., late of Portland-place, were I proved in the Leedom Court, the exmaters ammated being et Sir Alexander Ramey, Bart ; Captains Husk Smith Baths and Duman Junes bailee (two nephews of lady Arbuthnot, the teetatrix); also, the Rev. Mermaduke Voyageur ' LA., es. lion (' anon of Peterborough, rural de deal sad neer at. of Asbby-dula-Zouch, Leimatershint The perenaid property was swore under 80,0001. Lady The. !St died of a very large foetu oireakettag ese t c = b lt4 se wel‘ ' aossa.;imerei d s*, o ashy. Her will, which is of g t dimensinne, mutants numerous directions and beqemAii, the IS principal recipients being her ladyship's nephews and Meese it. To her nephew Captain Hugh S. Beanie she has devised the St estate known as the Tops of Sootland and Orient Laoceddre, ID for the joint lives of himself and wits, Yucouatese Gloat. .. 111 ' worth, and afterwards to his issue, and has bequeathed to him also one-tourth of the residue of her general estate in like swam To her two nephews Captain Duncan James Bail t* sad Alfred William Emilie, Yeq., she has devised the estate IS. et Hunter's Hall and other estates in Yorkshire between 1 7 than, and to each of them • fourth of the residue. To her ° nine Ellen Metal' Ramsay an estate in Lancashire is de- Timed for life, and afterwards to her eldest eon. To her a. guess Frederica P. Permed she bequeaths her jewellery, as. furniture, carriages, kr-, together with a fourth of the re video. Her ladyship has lett liberal annuities and legacies e 1..., to her servants aod bequests to smite individuals she oc caeionelly employed. The will bears date in 1857, and the ir codicil in November, (moo. —lllustrated Gondol* Nun. al SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A HUNTSMAN.—Mr. Wil• Hem Boohoo, the welt-knows whip to Mr. Hill's hounds, 1 7 has met with a serious and is all probability fatal g, hap. He bad been to Lord Middleton's, and In »tura- St ing, whoa half way betwom Pickeriog and Malto., appears to have been thrown from he tone. He was leading s hound by a string, the entanglement of which with the hones lege is supposed to have caused the accidest. r, Poor Bounce was foetid apparently dead in the road, laid p in a pool of blood. He was carried to Mr. Fez's farm house, sod on the arrival of Mr. Hill and the doctors, was found to have fractured his skull. Two pieces of the bone. which p i , pressed on the brain, have been removed, but although on ft - Weilneutlay night Boultoo was alive, he is quite insensible, gg and there seems not the slightest hope of recovery. le A NOTUfil FATAL POACHING Lecousrza. Another praehesper has met his death in an encounter with 4 poachers. &dyes Wednesday room.* Jaime Gray, head keeper to Wm. Cook, Bel., ktoydoe-ball, Foot Peckham, IN Kent, was est la moray with five watchers in MW-wood, and is a reared spot one is contact with eight poachers, all armed with pms. Gray roehed at them and was shot through the left alai. The watchers, tboogh only pos. so retied d Modems, also entered into the easier., but the 111 armed poachers had the advantage of; them, and cowed. le Gray, disabled by his wound, tepidly mak from loss of W blood. sod died iu s few hours. A cap dragged from the bead of the roan who fired the fatal shot wee left behind, is and hopes are eetertsioed that this will lead to the detection • and ideetitication of the murderer. Gray is a married man, 10 sad has left a widow sod five children. is SUDDEN DLitt!, UNDER PAINTULCIRCUMETANCINL U —About 9 &cloak on Toadsy evening. a yeses wenent Darned Seaga Burrows, residing at E.istwooL died sada . N eiraimatanois of • sad though romantic oaten. lie wee * COD•OrtIOS at her cottage door with her lover, whoa, in the II midst of the COOVelleit4oo. she suddeoly fell into his sem. appearing to swoon away. The young man, however, to his great bereavement an,l sorrow. Nand that she au dead. e Rh* was at own carried into the house, and nobilities, a meals iPPUHa, bat to no purpose. This sad iacident hen le canoed meals enciteaseat is the villaga—lfolliersAsua 111 Journal. MSLANCIOLT DEATH.—On Thursday, the pith, Mr. John Bark*. of Milroy. lost hie life in a most meleo eh* manner. He had been to Ely market, sod as his te return le ft the railway carriage at the Halm Motion, which w is situated some distance from the village. It appears that 11 4 Mr. Barton got by the side of the beak loam( to the rout, and fell into • dyke, le which, however, Aire woe scarcely auy water, awl perished with the severity el the , eight. Rome young oonow mike wand wee bawd (If is believed) him calling, but slowest the sewed emeneated from a cottage sear, and therefore teak se =the of b. The peer Mow was found the awl wirolow, mad it woe orient Wit he had made woes _AIM. to tuts bird' tom Ida pant position is aid& die wollitet bad plumed bin. He was 59 rem of ogo, end ha lo ft o wife ad d Ivo telidren.-41annferd Mercury. us mead -tram ',An • j Tiro *Two:. gr The railway market is very inactive to-day, and N. prices are generally quoted about the same II as yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to 1 ; Great Western, 871 Lle to 681 • Midland , 1321 to 1331 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to 1 ; Caledonian, 104 to ; ass South Buten) 781 to 79/ ; Eastern Cowl**, 9 54 to 1 • and Great Northern, 113 to 11 4 . • Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares ars firmer, _a at to 1 prem. Great Luxembourg and Bahia are inquired fur. les ORDINARY DRAMS AND *roma. 1.46 ibINI RAILWAYS. . I ea 1 iiismOrdi.s.o.:vi 1 1 .1 I r—lke—Llal. illskThie — all &Mote !“ MOIR" il 7 26 117 UM 6116 e 1011 W meet sal &m 5.. ... Oarawan ........ an DI. • •so &vomit' an Do. 1111,...111 plata B en Dana sadliftA TM 1111 Ihriers Am e:llse VA Mows Thalas. 10 _ 111100101 • • - - iml is fol WS laboxili gad Caripur HO lalhdorr Mils. 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East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 291 and 29/, ex div. ; Herochfoot, at 391; North Downs, at 51 ; North Wheal Basset, at 21 ; and Wheal Edward, at 2. Market Valley shares are quoted 10 to ; Wheal Seton, 122 to 124 ; West Beton, 286 to N 5 ; Providence, 43 to 45; and Wendron Consols, 11 to 12. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Dun Mountain ars officially marked prem., and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) prem., being firmer. The following is from the circular issued yodel.- day by Messrs. Watson and Cu ell : The market has bees peetiesisrly saliva ahem our last. sad we are obliged to have weal segos anexemated throogh the la pigmy isms, particularly is dividend mines. Mary al the spsealaUve shame, mho, which have bees moiety owis4 to haveaopus- shares hem tier" sod the lej= i smerewria wide& = s t_ b lo: wale—ameag those Belellask sad Clara Cam. beet is goad rogues% sal se senses. eves at advanced rases. South Flamm ban hem very largely dealt is ; sad an active demead also for Weal Setce, South Con don, Rosman Hire sad &mem. Ewe, heat Oaradoa, klarke Valley. West Berm Dews, Wheel Harpist, Totem say, Wheal Uay. sod soma ether shares Altogether. with the prospect of ea advance is metals. the market may be regarded se is a very satisteekry position. Formal notice is given that the St. Dennis Con sols Mining Company (Limited), has been ordered by the StamParies Court to be wound up. At the Lady Bertha Mine meeting, yesterday, the account* showed a debit balsams of 4091. A call of 2*. per share was made. Pr' MMI POI Maooe. —On Monday the grand harry osreemay despatehleg the imperia lpreemie to in company with the great ifsdj, took ppatie at the Old Seraglio. Hie )(sleety the Sultan proceeded thither from Dolma-Ukiah( eked' after mos, and, after a short red upstairs, te the pikes garde°, where wee the emend aid ipriese sat male eamel which is popularly appesed to Clary the gifts all the way to Ketim. bat which mall heeds the string of mules that bears them to the lauding ' Pam at Baktche-mpou for tramped to &MA After the accustomed raver' had been rend. Norms Pecia, the impend muter of the home, been aod kilned the right foot of the camel. after which Bernet Veffik Pauli, as Bidder of the Brod, took hold el the embed- Bl brklle and led the sacred brute three times past the Dalian. This ended the ceremony, shortly after which the embeds wee Scented, the camel ladies tee way, preceded by • party dMama sod troop of Demeans@ with lames Mod dap, and followed by the gift-laden mules. The preseste were peeked in boxes, and consisted. be sides 10.000 sew liras, of valuable shawls, caps* and ether seedy fabrics for the odor:meat d of the Prophet's 11imh. The fkard.lodny of the year. Mehemet Bey, hed Amp _ad the mead oonvoy an emberked with psalm Bri4ht as board a goverameut steamer at Bakt in - ell-emprou Wars for gated. a Wats of three pas beim deed es the vessel mored off. bodement es wee the day. inmesnme crowd" of the " faithful • amoinpanied the pea medee frees the Old Pulses to the steamer. The Inn& Many will swab banana pilgrims for a ba li te: fienteri. ad tbs. proem% te joie the = seas at Dammems. whmesealter alining We piens all posted the Zatik SNIP Ilia Pad". the Iforir-Medj of the ymr, wffi MIMI with the @theism We keg lanes! is the %aired Min vast* Mem la thee for the Deinen— Ism* Serail, Jas. )d. ... lin • • " . - MOITBY aptiffamr.—(THls DAL) Two o'Ctooz. The funds today are firm at yesterday's closing quotations, with very little business. The other markets are likewise extremely quiet, and scarcely any change has occurred in pricea. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 70fr. 35c., being rather more than 4 per cent. better than yesterday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan has risen to 64 to 4 Prem. Consols are officially marked 93, 922, and 921 for money, and 93 and 921 for the account. The present quotation is 921 to 93, both for cash and the 6th Feb. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 243, 242 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1; New Three per Cents., 924, ; India Five per Cent Stock, 106 ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 1004 ; ditto Five-and s-Half per Cent., 1064, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 17s. prem.; ditto, June, 23e., 20s. prem. There is a slight improvement in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 294. Venezuela are steady, and Buenos Ayres firm. Spanish Passive are inquired for. Turkish have improved to 1 per cent., the loan of 1864 being quoted 831 to 84, and that of 1858, 74 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows ..—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 914; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for amount, 911, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 291,1, i ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 944, ex div. ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 464, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 521, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 174, ¢ ; the Committee's Certificates, 64, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 744, 731, 744 ; Vene zuela Three per Cents, for account, 244, 24. Foos o'Cloox. Consols are fractionally lower, at 921 to / for money, and 921 for the account. At the Discount-office at the Bank of England business yesterday was slack. In the open market the rates for good bills were 21 to 21 per cent. The lotto% of allotment of the Morocco Loan were received yesterday. Owing to the enor mous extent of the applications from the public and the Stock Exchange, there have necessarily been numerous cases of individual disappointment A loan which on the first morning of its being ad vertised was in demand at 4 per cent prem. was naturally sought after on all sides, the Stock Ex change alone subscribing between three and four times the total required. It is stated, much to the credit of the contractors, that, to satisfy this pres sure, nearly the whole of the loan has been divided among the multitude who applied for it. About 4,0001. in foreign gold coin was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The influx of specie from the United States continues. The Etna has brought 76,0001. from New York, and the Boruasia 27,0001. The latter vessel has also 500001. for Prince. .By an official notice, the Secretary of State for India in Council invites sealed tenders, deliverable at the Bank of England up to 1 o'clock on the Ist February, March, and April next, for bills payable on demand at the Treasuries at Calcutta, Madras, or Bombay. The total is "not to exceed" Ra. 40,00,000 (4M,0001.) in each month, but power is reserved to issue any smaller amount in each month. All hopes of the safety of the screw steamer, Nicholas Wood, bound from Trieste to London, are now given up. This vessel left Gibraltar, in continuation other homeward voyage, on the 16th December, and has not since been heard of. She was owned by the General Iron Screw Collier Compa. Mr. John Masterman, head of the well-known firm of bankers, diedthia morning at Lis residence at Layton. Mr. Madames), who was in his 81st year, repressatei the City of London in parliament for upwards of twenty years, and resigned at the last general election on account of his advanced age. His health continued good until last Saturday week, when he was struck with paralysis. The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,7601. ; the Great Western ' an increase of 498 1 . • the ondon and South Western an increase of 1,3131. • the Midland a decrease of 1,6641. ; the North Eastern a decrease of '2,0191. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire an increase of 3931. ; and the Eastern Counties an increase of 1,2461. The committee of bondholders of the city of Hamilton, Canada West, have issued an advertise ment requesting holders who are desirous of co operating to enforce the payment of the overdue 'Lamest by the oorporation to forward their °Mum at once. The memorial to the legislature of Canada is likewise lying for signature. The annexed circular has been issued by Messrs. Cooper Brothers and Co., the accountants in the case of Messrs. G. J. Calvert cud Co., of York, whore stoppage was mentioned yesterday Re (3. J. Gaya' sad Co. Gendleesea.-16 Oa lie majority of the crab. Isms st did lima Is adthis sad adjsceot cesmiliaa, sad AO II we ass Seib their 0011•0011110111 10 =arm::Rena a thasthae, _ Leas, ea Wrath, tic = azell e fasth gthmise97, ~Meal of the Lathe. M thasasthinaeissYr thisned to eon by Yam Wart sad Om. aathellth bias& We tarot Rest this samithais6 as* yam alas sasses ; sad ,y our mat resseer al law sidaamase, re asis, geadsresn, your meet obediallanmals. dooms . Rissiass and Oa 13, Georgeareet, Manamerbeeme, Linea, Jam. 23. The Wynsud has arrived from China with 536,1001ba. of tea and 478 bales of silk. The Boanerges has been taken up for the convey once of government emigrants to Melbourne. The return of the Bank of England for the week =drug Jan. 22, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : arealsides boos £30.199,500 therein £5,080 Girenatisa wars r u t= 6,467,340 beeresse 883,987 15,366,081 Demme 1,114,371 Gemasimsth esesrities in oeirlars=rithat 1240 0 . 618 We GUM , maser dilthatheat 1;099,102 Deena* 45,144 Osla sad billion ia both ilspadasals 14350,939 Lenses 59,313 limo day sod ether b 6 768.768 Damao 18,J87 The Rid Name in nerve 9,178,330 Damao 246,990 Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking depieent 10,019,769 Decrease 193,757 The decrease in the private deposits is to a great extent oompensated for by the addition to the government balance, but the reserve has exp.- rimmed a decline of moderate amount. The bullion continues to increase. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to lbth for money and the 6th February, opened is morning at the same quotation, and, after being alternately buyers and sellers at 92k, closed " buyers," at that , fraction. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93, 92f ; ditto for account (Feb. 6), 921, f ; - Bank Stock, 2424 243 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 924, f, ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106, 1051, 106 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 99f,100 ; ditto Bonds, 255. prem.; Five per Cent., " enfaced rupee paper, 1004, f ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 106, 4, The British government Three-and-a-Half per Cents. were marked 100. The India Five per Cent, stock closed higher than yesterday, at 1031 to 106. The rupee paper continues iu demand. Exchequer Bills were quoted 20s. to 23a. prem. Foreign stocks continue to attract a good deal of attention. The shares of the Bank of London were again in demand to-day, and rose 21. Other bank shares were steady. National Discount were inquired for. In miscellaneous shares there was no alteration. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 5f to f prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 14 to if prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 14 to la ; London and Provincial Mn rine,4 dia. to prem. ; MeniantileFire, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, dim. to par ; London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph, to 1 Prem. There was an advance of 1 per cent. in Crpe of Good Hope Government Bonds. tr it IS li It .-- IN 1011} S i 110! NI Ift Seali 431_ iss e 21 61 ma 611 1_ 101$ 1 NI _ ... NI in i GU oaf fit la 40 Of le if 2 id ma sa 461 1 z 1191 110z4 , tt• . MI .M . MI COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAITIL-(THIS DAY.) The weather costume exceedingly mild. Some min fell yest.rday, but to-day it is very fine, with a strong breeze from the S.S.W. The svkly of home-grown wheat and floor continues very small. Barley and malt a more liberal quantity; oats, beans, and peas short ; seeds of all descriptions con tracted ; .mtch ode short; Irish a few more fresh up since last day. The foreign supplies ere again very heavy this week of anieriesa barrels, wheat-alargoquantity of American,Rus eisa,Pressian. sad Danish. Barley-Egyptian and Danish a small quantity fresh up. Oats short, Donish, Swedish, and IMO, in addition to bet day's report. Boons, peas, ho., particularly contracted, and only a small quantity of Zest India seed fresh in. The large arrivals of wheat have a depressing tendency to day, and buyers offer less money, but factors d., not seem inclined to adept, more especially with regard to foreign. Flour in deadly the Name position, and quotations nomi nally umbanged. Barley, rather slow sale this day. Oates-Fine corn supports late rates, tat inferior are in favour of buyers. Malt trade dull, old rather cheaper ; floe, 675. to 68s. ; lower descriptions, 625. to 675. Beans and peas very dull. Linseed and rapeseed hardly so firm. Cake rather dearer, the deemed a little improved. Clover seed rather lower. Other nimbi very dull. Flamm° Cdtooes.--Several on sale, but badman very quiet at about late rates. West.-Eoglish : Essex and Kent, white, new, Me. to 655. ; ditto, fine old, 545. to 63e.; ditto, red, new, 50s. to 59c ; elide, fine old, 50e. to 58c ; Norfolk, tax, floe old, to -s.; red, new, -s. to -a. Foreign : Dental*, 58s. to 644.; fine, 625. to 66e.; extra, Ms. to 13g.• Kooigkiel, Ws. to 64e.; ditto, extra, fire. to b7s, ; Rest udy extra, 62e. to 68a; Neeklealang red, 51s. to 62e. ; Uokermark date., 50a ; American white, 625. to 655.; ditto, red, 54a. to 56e.; Cana dian, 565. to 65a. 8A31,17.-Saglish malt' n& 36.. to 37.. , fine, 425. ; =2Bs. to 305.; sad distilling, 31s. to 335. per qr. ; raid*, 265. to 301.; ditto distilling, KM to 32/.; sodium 33a. to 355._ and Norfolk, 58a. to ffils. ; he, 61k. to 675. ; and Ware, 645. to 7CM; brown, 495. to 57a. Oaes.-11aglIsh /std. 20e. 05. to 234. Od. ; potato, 245. to 3135. ; fordo, Ilia. to 265. Urn, 36.. to 38s. 8NA1411.-Englisk tisk. Ids. to 40s. ; harrow, 40s. to 445. ; pigeon, 40*. to 445. ; fords% 36e. to 38% ; tick, 40s. to 42,5. ; No:maybe:rail'. to 43a. ; ptian, 365. to 381. Price.-linglisk healer% 365. to wto and blue, 394. to 42a. ; dap* 41a. to 425. ; grey, 35a. to ; 325. to 39e. ; f 35e. to 36a. I Finns.-Begun 10411.466. it, 51s. ditto Inc 51.. to 55a.; toustay. 455. to Mc ; Norfoik pa st tiutfolk, 41a. to 42a ' • I ?mode. -e. to -a. pa seek; American, 3111. to 33a., °anodise. Ma to 335. ; idsolsb. 4 9 s- to Si.. hostate Coax.-While, 345. to 365. ; yellow. 32a. to ate. FLOATING Ceations, all C. F. sod 1. -W heat sada end Meriaeopki, per 4921tm, 54.. to 565. ; Ohirka, 51.5. to 53e. ; rdisk Odds, per 4821bc. red, 48.1. to 521.; white, 116 s. losBs. ; Diumbe sad Gelds, 445. to 48a. ; Ng= 42a. to 445. Bans,: Eaptian std Syrian, per 34e. to 25e. ; Odense sad Danube do., 255. to Ma Bouts Egyptisa, per 480114.,335. to 355. Maim : Odom sad Galata. per 41181b5., 34a. oil. to Nis. ; lbrail aa4 Belgarian, pee 48016 x., 335. Ocl. to 344. ; itreeoh. do., Jimericeo, do. S2s. to 335. ; Baptise, -e. -e. fienzic-Oslary add, per qr. 50e. to 60s. ; r hs t seed, per qr. Ms. to 56a. ; Nistard seed, par white, Os. to lla. ; brown, 12.. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., aushise, 57a. to 60a, ; Linseed aka% fingbala, per ton, 111.0 s. to 11/. 10s. ; ildeseseen, thigh in brie.. pee toe. 121.05. to 121. 10s.; do., in bage,ll/. Os. to 111. 10a; Bend, Of. to Oh Os. ; Marseilles, 191. to KC 106.: Baps oaken. 61. Onto 74. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, to 8a 6d. ; Repe aled, Radish, per ter., 645. to 68s. LW VAL INTO LONDON 110 M JAN. e* TO JAN.I4. lbstiva sad arnica. kW. I Iranian. i 4370 Deem Oats leses lOO• Mgr. Sallaa. mai: Wails. ' 62,000 hinds LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) WOW OUS OWN oosacercornirart. 11117 1 / 1 11 AND 131112 11AQIITM TELROBATH.) Thin attendance at to-day's market. Wheat meet, a slow sale, at a &alias of Id, to 2d. per mtg. Flour 6d. cheaper ; moderate buskins. Indian corn fair consumptive sale ; 31s. 3d. to 31s. 6d., ex quay. Beans steady at late sales. Oata and oatmeal u nchanged. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sticiaa.—There bus been a fair demand dories the week for skeet qualities for reilniag, but soft grocery MI said at prices is favour el the buyers; the market towards the close of the west was rather lam active then at the opeausg ; pri vateiy iltupetteh date Bowl sold at 38a to Me. 6d. ; re amed, there continues to be a limited supply of goods on offer, prises ate steady. but the demand is not Utak. Corry—ThepUblio sales of Plantation Ceylon held tkis weak bass e s wall at full prices ; low middling and middling at 73a. to 78e.; pea berry, 775. to 112 a. Privately a cargo of Rio mold for a name port at 57e., for sewage good first quality. Cocoa lass sold at a &dine of Is. per cwt. ; grey to due red Trinidad, 60e. to 775. TL.—Parools out of the recent arrivals have sold freely et Ru full prices. ts continues inactive. SO puns. of Demerara sold at Is. 6d. Rios..—The bushier Izasomeind in this article has been chiefly moaned to Bengal white middling, at Ils. 9d. ; line, 15e. 3d. Faurr.—The market continues eery quid; prior are unaltered. Bflosit.—Popper rod phonate Ws sold at firrosuriess. Carla Lig9sa, - sad assond pile, sold at Ns. to . FILLTPITIM bee Masa in biz moot ; refneotioa 0, at 40e. sash ; 111, et 395. 6d. 0011•011.—The tiesead k owe steady ; 200 bales sold. TALLOW Dußssr.—(THlS DAY.) Thu market is quiet. Thu public sides are going off flatly. Tows tallow Is quoted 475., net rash ; Petersburg TO.. on tbiszot, 47e. M.; January, 475.; lamb, 475. 9d. to 475. ed.; A • to June, 477.3 d. to 475. 6d. ; October to Deousber. 4 s. dd. HIDE mknicar—(THlS DAY.) LZADIMIAIL.-111.Isa.—Prias 561bs. to Whs., 3d. to 30. ; RUN. to 721 b.., 30. to 30. ; 721bs. to Sibs., !bd. to 3N. ; 901bs. to 881ba, 30. to ad. ; falba to Nibs., ad. to 40. ; Whs. to 1011bs., 40. to 4gd. Hone hides, Oa to 10s. Calf skins, light, 2s. Od. to Is. ; fall, Os. BlllllloADlST.—Shipmp Aim: Polled. 9e. to 11s. Od. Keats sad hatf.besds, 7s. Od. to 9s. 01; doom, fo. OS.; to 7s. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—{THIS DAY.) Mom Patteudes Mod Smith report • steady °assumptive demand toe all sorts, at firm prises. Currency led mid East Santa, 81. to 121. piriald Kate, 71. 10s. to 91. ; Sur sex, 71. 7s. to 81. Bs. COAL MARKIIT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ind 'won, 18.. • Wail. HaswaL lBll . Iva). Sod IBlsadaposi, 17s. 11:1. ; all End South Maths pod,, 16s. Od. ; Walls lei 15a. 6d. ; BUTS. Imps Gas, 12a. W. ; North Moe Gas, 13a. 3d. ; Walker Pirsse, 12s. 6d. ; Taalsld. 13a.— Ships st 14. Devoxeans Slwritorotrrarr Psis Hoprerrar., MAIL CRT.—The segregate number of patients relieved daring the week 'Qui Jemmy 18, was Medical, 11.456 ; surgical, 80d—total, 2 , 063, of which 888 were weir eases. - - 111/ 1 0 Ie n nil n - za lik M