The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THUS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAs. !SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nil leis is Lomit a. —(Before —(Before Mr. Justice Byles W a 0••••• J ary.) 61110T1111 W. COLIL —ALLIMID a/HMV LT. Upon the dales of the court Ail •13r*OS this "4W' •lash Ins partly baud ow !4winrday. wee willed ore. Mr. Marren; Parry and Mr. Robertson Oriithe apporred for the plaintiff. and Mr. harjeast ilidisatias sad Kr. I ;arth for the defeiklant. The ne.mtiatem t , r a wttleritent •naxestal by his iordehip was resumed tins mursin,t, sINI attar a good deal d discus *too brtisseu the learnest counsel, the matt , r win &wailed- Mr dsrmant 141111410 e ..1111 ha hod communicated with his chest, awl he era. hound to say thnt ant boki now reiunsable and fair in hi. mode of dealing with the pro. iwaition nick hr finer met with in hi. life ; and this being • •0 arrangement hnl Nen come to, sad a juror would be withdrawn upon carton terra.. Mr. Jostler Hs In told the jury that, having heard only *we sided the question. they ought to form nu opinion upon the matter. • VAIVrT e. LINDnIII.I- -RI:NMI:ft. DONN CAnn. The plaintiff was a Lund', Dian at Hrouipton, and the &leadoff was s eab proprietor in Golsten Lion.yard, Due. .et emu* tie the evening of the 41st September last the plaintiff was &ivies his cart, with some linen in it, ft 40 White inAi•ntiett to street. Si. idee . s..hon oc..urreil with a Ilaormi cal. Isilonging to the de. fiviLsiit, who shiny at. MArtin'a-lsoe. The plaintiff was thrown wt, bis hnne was au much hurt that It Mal to be kilhd, and the shalt of the cart cad the limner wen. broken. I vinu:o• vivre now claimed for the kea eastaimid, cad the was who was is fault. Upon this, of coarse. the , Takao: wa. cuothrting. The Jury found a verdict fur the plaintiff, damps 11:1 1 .. ad. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Mitt** at Nisi rrias.—(fiefors Mr. Baron Wilds sad Vocal Juries.) eur trsrort AND OTHEIIIM r WILDE. —ZUCTIIIC s.rove, Mr. Hilohnersh and soother learnt.' gis ttrymm .ere counsel foe the plaintiffs ; Mr. Bevil', Mr. Woody, ■ed Mr. Webster were weasel for the defendant. Th gr. an adios for the isfringesient of two patents Liken out by Professor Wheatstose for certain ioaprovs• meets Is sisettic telegniplik sppirstas. It was set down 1• I the last sitting; sad, having been tried two days. tens ..1 1 ,orsed, sal was specially sppointed for todsy. On the c m, being called ow, 11.4r.nt Wilde ISO it would be better if possible that it sb.eild be referral. . . %nor • low couveratioo between the learned counsel Mr Morall mageetal that the lambed judge should Meet Mr. t.nnr and hoseeU to his private room, which his lordship a...toted to, and on their retorta into court, Mr. Iliro;esatol a reference bad been agreed to on terms. Sir. Win.. Wilde *aut that whim he suggested that the r 1 , 1%, shtuld be referred he hail Dot done so with respect to the probable length of the trial, or the impossibility of try in; it ; but the extreme comphcatiou of the instrument., as welltas the peculiarity si the subject, which was highly aneetitie, reedered mt, if Yfe lodgment, utterly impossible to try it before a jury. The jury were then discharged without coming to • renhet. COURT OF 13XNKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Gon RC SIDNEY ►RARRAI% The bankrupt, an importer of foreign goods, of Bishop gstostreet, recently applied for his certificate. He was opposed on the ground of having obtained goods os credit when be was knowingly insehreut. His Honour now gave judgment. He said this was one of the last of the cases under the old act. The bankrupt was opposed by two of his creditors ; and no wander, far the came was one which moat icy excited suspicion and reprobation. The abrupt was a foreiper—• dealer in lleerscharn pipes ; and his trasesetiens had been to a very large amount. He began Ida blame-.bat is Jas. 1, VOA with • deficiency of 1.41511. He night clearly to have stopped when he began instead of ping on and making hinoslf so much worse. His lialehties were upwards of 12,0U0f. ; and his estate would pay • dividend of Is. 6d., or at the moat 2s. There were liabilities on bills of meshy 6,0001., a large propoi tion of which would be ;unwed against the estate. On returns of 13,950 t. he put dome a gnaw profit of 2,174/. ; but the trade expenses, interisteeddiscount, sad bed debts, amounted together to ti,MKg. The bankrupt had dealt very eaten sively in acismiroodatine bids ; and though his trade returns had been but 11,9tU1., his cash receipts amounted to 94,1421.; and this explained the large item of 3,7254 charged for intenot and than:mint. He had kept his books well, with the exceptive of his cash-book—the most import ant book sod it was so defective that it bad been nenneary to raise a fresh one for the whole of the 21 months over which his balance•sbeet extended. The bankrupt had dealt largely in accommodation bills ; and when • man once entered on that course there was no knowing where he would stop. The case was one which deserved the reprobation of the court, and had justly excited the indignation of the creditors. But for the fact that the bankrupt had been tan years in basilicas without failure, the court would have withheld protection. The certificate would be suspended for twelve months— when issued to be of the thinl clam. Protection would be peen for three months, renewable unless cause were shown to the contrary. IN Itt 14:11JANIN LAILL-DIACHARGIE 11,1 , TNED. The bankrupt, describing himself u " an independent gentlenian," of wan piece in Buckingham:Mire, but who Lad am in Aylesbury pal for two years for non.paymeet of mAt., applied for his discharge from custody. The rase was adjourned on a former occasion, there being some doubt as to whether proper notices had been served on the enftlitor• M'tiregor now appeared to oppose for a creilitoe. The bankrupt wee in custody for a ceotenipt of court. He had been enpged is a suit in the Conti of Probate, when, it appearing to Sir C. Cromwell that t►an was name to sap pee be dad forged a will, be was ordered to pay costs, larit, and waa ow:omitted for nos-payment. It was sub. witted that this was ono of the excepted eases in the 112th section. 11 is !loamy said it was important to los that proper notices were served in these prime cases. Frequently the primmer, mad* affidavit of havng posted the noteme when they had sot does so. le thiamine the notices had oat beeo properly served in the first instance, as was pored by • creditor now appearing to oppose. lie ems of opinion that this case .nore within the exceptions mootsoned is the 113 h we., and that it was oat ace in which the coast might to *terries he dame. tiooary power Thin was net the ease of • person in cus tody for • simple debt, but he had been committal fur am. tempt by • court of competent juriadiction. Discharge rafiseed. It RR GODIRIT. Th. hskrztpt, a groat, ae liromptoa, applied for his ordor of diacharge. Lkelita of trithug amuilaiL Mr. Nadine opposed_ ; Mr. Lamar. wipparlawL lin 'fauna: saapaola i l the onkr of discharge for two tomtits. on the grinand that the bankrupt be noatiacted debts without railaashla or probable aware d paying Wan. Till FOLIOS COURT& (Tan DAT.) CLERICENTITIL, Assatvr ON a NUM COVRTAIILK. Peer Fay, o tosoos, was charged helots Mr. Kona, who sat for Mr. Marker, with assaulting Mr. George Bradshaw, the high meltable of the parish of St. Parscraa, resaliog at Keatath Town, sad further with aitaultior Mr. James A. Calms, ao accountaot, of 2, Mielboryternice, Baobab Tows. ram the evidence it appeared that Mr. Bradshaw was Olt yesterday in the execution of his duty, and whilst in a plaid}, louse in Somers-town the prisouer and his r.mip.nsoes, who were the worm for liquor, were turned out of the hews. The complainants almost ininiediately afterwards went out. and, without giving the prisorser or hie companions any provocation, they were set noon and amenlted in a most dastardly war. the prisoners conduct was more like that of a steep thane civilised person. Had it not been for the timely arrival of eseistanos the complainanta would have I..en name severely maltreated than they were. As it was, lie. Bradshaw hed ea. of his eyes blackened, and the other complaisaet's arm was injured. The defendant dallied the charge in tote, and said be was the worse for Hems ; the complainants were drunk sod asaioltisl his. 31r Koos said ►e did woe believe one word of the pri• s.ae. story. He wee determined to put a stop to such Leis. proceeding. He should send the prisoner, without tho option of it doe, to owe month's herd labour in the Houma of Cottectioo. MARLBOROUGH-TREET. A ACKXI aT •N AUCTION ROOlf. Afin , •, a porter &Moodier; the anction-rooras of Mr. Phalan+, of New lioed.street, was charged with threat elm( to stab Mr. Jefferson, a 00(12011•4011 agent, Leigh strvet, Red Lows.winsre. Theeempts• newt —1 pereismoi mime peas at Mr. on hatesday. aol while to a pewter the dedendaell "ms age and said, " Let me late a ip at him, pmme soy , . The &Implant then grinned savagely at m., sad poled net a knife and said, " 11l rip yon up." I followed b"n mitside to give him in charge, sod when I had dews se Iroke away hom the constable and begs!' 'talking me. 11.- th.m wised me by the arm and bit my hand. I waa I that be was m a d, b u t I d o n o t think he . Defrock/A—There were 20 of theirs commission agents. (to the oomplainaat) not try to throw me down. and did you not say yon would hooch my eyes oat Thy r.ciphOriset—No. Wm lkohyshire, of 118, King's-road, Chelsea, confirmed *.re..f the comphiinant's statement, sad said there was a tee oat row is the room., and Mr. Phillips ordered the der %want to bu turned out. Ile heard the defendant threaten to rip up the complainant. Delendant—Why, you will sty anything. You have rishhed the magistrate. The with Derbyshire said he saw the defendant "roll into" the complainant. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the witness what he meant by "roll ing into" the complainant, and the witness sad he maul pitched into him or fought at him. Defeodant said all the complainant's (rimed' ware rife rated a good deal. They belonged to a society ; and because he did not, they had an ill-feeling against him. Ha had had to appeal to the magistrates at that court ; and co the very morniug in question the complaisant looked at him like the " old gentleman." Ile would like to know what he was to do. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Certainly not to rip up the complaisant, and you must hod ate surety to keep the plow:. towenle him. LEICESTER stscrzos.—mmvs DAY.) (in succruo 1110111111.) LEICESTER, MONDAY. The proceedings commenced at teu o'clock iu the klarket•place. Mr. Alderman TOLLIN deputy mayor, presided. _ _ Mr. Alderman WttAlan Bn..ge nominated Peter Alfred Taylor, req. . . . Mr. co. 1 - ICliioT CHAI seconded the nomination. There being no other candidate, Mr. Taylor was declared elected. The boa. gentleman then addressed the assembly amidst great enthusiasm. BANK VP ZUYPT.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was bsid at 1 o'clock, at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. Trrs, IL?., . . . . The repack which had been previously published, having bees hikes as read. The OgAZIXAN moved its adoptive. The board, be mid, believed that the beak, having gone through a smarm of pull, was low I. a satltheter) position. Their anxiety with regard to the Peek's debt bed been put an end to. The debt would soon be liquidated ; it was now reduced to 21,500(., whist' included interest. The old dependmoes men originally monies lent, which were gnarasteed by lands. They had been reduced from 1910,0. X. to riO,GJOI., and the latter amount was the whole main remaining on account of peat mismanagement. The net profits were stated in the report at 9,800 i. 5,0001. et that amount weasel aside as a reserve fund to meet had debts covered by the SUMO& before mentioned The isc. Mangos were sow slightly lower than they had been ; and it ths~ bed to bring home their capital at that =comet there would be Se ppseir cent. to the good. From the last adviese from received that morning, it appeared that melting had been dime than towards the raising of the sew loan. Mr. axerauvera (deputy chairman) seconded the mottos. la reply to • queetion The eNAIIMAN Mated that the ordinary losses of the teak had been met out of the " bad end doubtful debt" toad. Alter a short conversation, the report was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum declared. The retiring directors were then re•elected, and the meeting terminated wit► • vote of th►nka to the chairman and the other diredosn. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1862. THE RZD INA AND INDIA mil:aura - coil i - Air 4 , :—ii 1i i ID-A-4- The half-yearly meeting was held to-day at the Loodoe Timers; Mr. J. C. MARISHULX in the their, whoa the following report of the directors was adopted :—" Is February last, her Majesty's government deemed It mow sary to defer the payment of the guareatessi Uttered until after the peeing of an act to remove She doable raised by the law oaken of the crown as to the uneesditionel nature of the contract between the Treasury and the emir piny. The declaratory act confirming the original agreement wits pared on the 22114 of March, when the interest was immediately paid. This question having been settled, the directors brought the state of the line and the company's position under the notice of the government, The government were, however, indisrosed to take upon ' themselves the responsibility of proceeding with the under. taking, and matters remained in state quo till • proposal was made to the Treasury by Sir Macdonald Stephenson, who undertook to form • company for the purpose of taking measures to restorethe communication, on condition of re ceiving from the government the lines and property of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company tree of charge. The government adopted the suggestion, and undertook-1. To divest the existing company of all further responsibility in respect to the affairs of the Red Sea and India Telegraph, with • view to transferriog the entire concerti to the hands of a new company, on suitable terms and condition, should any such company be formed with an amount of capital sufficient to justify a reasonable bops of the success of its object —2. To convert the present guarantee into • government annuity of like amount, payable at the Beak of England, as in the case of other government sensitise. It would follow from this conversion that all exposer of dubursemeots would be defrayed by the government —a To reserve power to the government to redeem this annuity at any time hereafter, on payment of a capital sum in tion to the unexpired period which the annuity may have to rue. Thu proposal was submitted to the share holders at • special general meeting, and approved of. The new company have fulfilled the terms of their same meet with the government, by the subecription of two thirds of their capital, and the despatch of a steamer to the Red Sea with 21.10 miles of new cable on board, and made application to the Treasury for the stipulated transfer of the line and property of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company, which has been carried out." THE EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE AT BROWLIT. This morning information was forwarded to Mr. Serjeant j Payne, the coroner for the district of Southwark, that the man whine determined efforts to commit suicide by shooting himself in the forehead sod mouth with a pistol has bees already described in the newspapers, expired last night at I BR Thomses Hospital in • delirious state. The attempts I on his life were so determined in their character, and the injuries received were so serious, that it was a matter of surprise to the medical gentlemen that death did sot take place instantly, and nothing but the greatest skill on the part of Mr. Bell, the surgeon in charge of the case, enabled the wretched man to linger so long. THE EFFECTS Or RAILWAY TRAVELLING. —Mr. S Sony, 1.R.5., writes to the Lwert :—" My persona/ experience with regard to the effects of railway towelling may be given briefly. When perfectly well, I find no is convenient's from it ; but, if I am below par, or suffering from any congestion of the brain, the result of overwork or dyspepsia, and then take • long railway journey, it is cirtain to give me a headache, whi c h I do not get rid of for a day or two. I always nit with my loos to the engine, next to the window, which, as a rule, I prefer open. unless the weather is excessively cold. I do not think I ever got either catarrh or rheumatism from this exposure, me some would call it. I always read if the dir lance to be travelled is short, but I am sure that it le hurtful to read for any length of time on the rail. I know • public character who usol to read incessantly, even if his journey exteaded from Lirerpod to London ; but the result was that he was obliged to give up all brain work sad amuse himself (to use own words), with the saw and the billhook. I do not wen to say the brain rest was required solely for the in jury done on the rail, for he worked rather too hard at all times ; but I am sure that it increased the mischief foetal For nearly • twelvemonth he could not read at all with out immediately bringing on pain in his head. By rest, change, and very little medicine, he hes now nearly reco vered, and win, I have every reason to believe, be again able to serve his country in the senate, if not in the cabi net. if lam quite well, IMU sleep the whole night through almost as well is • railway carnage as in my bed. All thine observations apply to first-class carriages. I soon found, wee in early life, that I could not endure the rattle and vibration of a second-clam carriage. In all cases of congestic . in of the brain, or • tendency to it, rail way travelling is • injurious. Oily this morning I was visited by a patient, aged 62, who bad been suffering from congestion .4 the limn, which had been com pletely relieved by medicine and 24 teethes to the temples. I had permitted him to go down to Reigate to ass about • home previous to his residing there par. nwnestly, as be had retired from bushier, and hatoicled to lead a vary quiet life in that beautifel tonality. He told me that be bad felt perfectly well sines his last visit to me, until he travelled op this morning by rail. The motion had reproduced the giddiness from which be luta been free for more than • week. This case, perfect in itself, is only noe among many that I could adduce in proof of my as that a brain disturbed by insisting= is injuriously affected by motion on the rail." PERSECUTION Or PROT/MARTS IN SPAIN.—The Detats publishes the following :—" We have called attestio• to the persecutions suffered by the few Spaniards who prelim the protestant religion. One of them. M. Manuel Matanxiimi, convicted of having sold Spanish bibles, has been condemned to the galleys for seven years. He is not the only victim of the intolerant principles inscribed in the Spanish coda. Prom information which he himself has addressed to the Clamor Pu4lieo, eight persons are still in prison at Malaga on account of their religion, seven at Seville, three at Granada. and many others have also been weeded at Bar token Gordove, and Jaen. Some of these are women, and ow 6a girl °sly 17 years of age. From Malsga, Granada, sad Seville above fifty fathers of families have lama compelled to emigrate to Name the rigours of the law, and have lAth e i r wives and children in • state of destitution. The Spanish enieseritiso feel all the odium of these peopeciitiosa, and endeseeer to deceive patine *pulite by representing the persons arrested or condemned as guilty of ernspincy splint the date, and by giving • political colour to these absurd acts of violeooe which are an outrage on reams and humanity. But they adduce no fact to support thaw elle gations. The truth is, that the police bare seized all the papers of Matamoros and his fellow-sufferers, and yet not • single document has been published to prove anything against him. M. Matamorce is nothing but • sincere be liever ; the only faction be serves, at the peril of the gal leys, is the Gospel ; the only party chief he consents to I follow, at the rah o f liberty sod life, is Jesus Christ. He hes lately expressed his real sentiments in a letter addressed to the committee of the Paris Evangelical Alliance." SHARE L1528.-(THIS DAY.) Two 4VOloac. The railway market to-day is firm, with a favourable tendency. There is a rise of per cent. in Great Western stock, i in Midla, and lin London and North Western. Other stocks have not varied much. London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to 97; Great Western, 71 to t ; Midland, 1314 tot ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 107 to ; South Eastern, 88* to ; Caledonian, 1081 to 1 ; Great Northern, 118 to 119 ; and Eastern Counties, 56% to 67. 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IL, 00./14001.19.4.hrsaligy IN NI S NAN St. Norfolluip.s.Ylacilispt. 11111 114 SS KU' all N. 14‘1. 4p.staali.lllaly 100 . ..- /WI INUIN 11. Oak 414 st. 1•4 100.000 IK. W.111464410E ~-.440.•• - -. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAI.) Two o'Ciocw. The funds were rather fiat to-day. Consols have declined about i per cent. In this de partment there is a great deficiency of busi ness. The chief demand is for English railway stocks. Foreign bonds, in some instances, have slightly given way. Brazilian and Canadian railway shares continue in steady de mand. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 7lfr. 25c., being * per cent. better than on Saturday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 5 to prem. Consols are officially marked 93, and 921 for money, and 93 for the account. The present quotation is 921 to 93 both for cash and the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 241, 243; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 7-16 ; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 102 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 13s. prem. ; ditto, June, 195., 158. prem. There is a decline of to per cent. I to-day in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 1854 is now quoted 844 to 4, and that of 1858, 75 to 4. Mexican Bonds have slightly relapsed,'aud are last marked 341 and 35. Spanish Passive Bonds have given way. Russian stocks continue to meet with attention. Italian Five per Cents. and Vene- zuel a and Equador Bonds are fairly supported, but the I ! demand generally in this department has slackened. Sales are recorded as follows : Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 854 ; Equador New,Conaolidated, 194 ;French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes,99fr. 50c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Italian Ave per Cents., 684, I (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 35, 4, 341, 35 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 ; Portuguese Three per Centi, 1853, 461; Russian Five per Cents., 1011., 101, 102, 1011; ditto Three per Ceuta, 1859, 611; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 431 ; ditto Passive, 904, 1, 194; the Committee's Certificates, 74; Turkish Six per cents., 1854, for account, 85, 844 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 754, 4, 75, ; ditto 1001. bonds, 774, 76 ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., 251. The withdrawals of gold from the Bank on Satur day comprised the rather large sum of 80,000/. in bars and foreign coin. The tendency of prices in the Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was again upwards. The sales comprised 12,000 bales. The financial news by telegraph from Constan tinople is of a hopeful character. Reference is again made to negotiations for a loan in England and France. It would appear that the Turkish government is determined tocarry out the financial reforms upon which it has entered. The economies of the Sultan point in the same direction. Con sidering the very moderate proportion which the financial obligations of the government bear to its resources, the present bondholders have every cause to be encouraged, and it would be erroneous to de spair of the regeneration of the finances. The Bankruptcy Court on Saturday ordered the release from custody of Mr. Thomas Laurence, of the notorious firm of Streatfeild and Co., who has been in prison fur six months, pursuant to the judgment of the court. The report of the directors of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company, to be sub mitted at the second ordinary general meeting on the 26th inst., is as follows : The directors submit the amounts and balaseenbeel et the company made up to the 31st December, 111111, white they trust the shareholders will concur with them is think ing show a satisfactory result on the first eighteen months' working of the company. The securities held by the eon pray have been valued at the market price as the above date, which exhibits them under a somewhat unfavourable aspect, owing to the depressed price of public securities at the time, the news of the probable settlement of the American difficulty not leaving then reached England The directors, when they had last the pleasure of meeting the shareholders, did not mender it advisable, Leckie,s. tats limited period the oompeny had then existed, to rein& mend the payment of intend ; but the favourable poel two of the business, after an experienced eighteen months, is such, that they now propose to pay interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, for the first eighteen mouths, ending 31st December, 1861, amounting to Is. per share upon the paid-up capital. The total amount of premiums received (less re insurances and returns) is 335,2211., the other chid item amongst the receipts being for interest on in vestments 12,3571. In the expenditure, the losses count for 163,3581., and averages, &c., for 47,9731. The balance at the 31st Dec. last was 113,8461. The half-yearly meeting of the Kent Coast Rail way Company is called for the 21st Feb., and that of the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company for the 28th February. The directors of the Scottish Australian Invest ment Company have issued an advertisement s inti mating that they are prepared to receive applications for allotments of their 5 per cent. preference stock at par. This company now possesses a reserve fund of 9,8221. The dividends paid on the ordinary stock since the establishment of the company have averaged 10 per cent. per annum, and the thirty eighth dividend at this rate is now in course of payment. The Melbourne accounts state that the Empress of the Sea sailed from Melbourne for London on the 14th December, with a valuable cargo of wool, tallow, gold, Az., and anchored off Port Phillip Heads on the 19th, when the captain went on shore to find fresh hands, some of the men on board being found ineffective. The next morning the ship was discovered to be on fire, and was soon burnt to the water's edge. The passengers and the 82,5001. in gold were gut into the boats, and picked up by a pilot schooner. The gold, however, was not saved without some risk. The fire was believed to have been wilfully caused by one of the crew. With regard to the forthcoming budget, Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remark as follows : It is said that the routine beans= of parliament is likely to be carried through with mush despatch, and that the budget will be brought forward at an early date. Thege natal belief is that very few changes will be proposed. The revenue is understood to be as prosperous as could harsher anticipated under the peculiar conditions of the period ; mid it is satisfactory to find a rumour generally current that the expenses of the demonstration in the Mason and Slidell affidr, instead ot amouuting to 4,000,000!., will not much erased 1,000,0001. It is not anticipated, however, that there will be any balance to admit of reductions of taxation. There are some modifications which might be mole without loss, and which would be of great advantage to commerce— as in the case of the sugar duties ; but no intimations have been given of anything being intended in that directiou. With regard to the rates on wine under the alcoholic test, some alterations are expected, but they will probably be of • minor character, and not such as to bring us nearer to the loeg-deeired uniform charge of Is. per gallon. SATURDAY ETZNINO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to it for the 6th of March, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 921 ; ditto for account (March 6), 93 ; Bank Stock, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93#, 17 ; New Three per Ceuta, 931, ; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1061, ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, at 106# to}. Exchequer Bills rose Is., the March issue closing at 14s. to 17a. prem., and the June at UM to 19s. prem. Foreign stocks were generally strong. Venezuela Bonds were in demand, and have risen to 25# to 26. Mexican, after being marked 35}, left off # lower than yesterday, at 36 to 1. Italian Five per Coats. hays risen to 68# to I. Ecuador and Spanish Passive Bonds were In renewed de mand. 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Kingdom TS IL.). tf 14 04 Wu - 60, OW 100 WA Illarra Ned 604 9 19 - AN 'MIDI/ Fr ON BT. VALINTININ somewhat amusing ow ri simplicity wan displayed at the pollee station, Wolverhampton, on Thursday. A mother and daugh ter had come from Hough Hills with what they cones:wed to be a summons. They grimed great concern that such a document should he forwarded to them ; "for (said the mother) my daughter to whom the summons had been addressed never in her life did anything wrong. Why, then, should she be summoned!" Why, indee d? But that she had was evident, for the summons was em- blazoned with the royal arms, supported on either side with the terrifying letters ' V.R.,"and intituled "Sum mons to a person charged with an indictable offence." It was issued in due course from the " Court of Westminster to wit , " and IM forth that she " of —county of —, spinster, was required to appear at the above court on the 14th of February, to answer to a charge instituted by the plainti ff of braie.h of promise to marriage." The document proceeds—" The said plaintiff charges you with waylaying, entrapping, and stealing his I heart, the whole, sole, and real property of the said plaintiff ; and further alleges wilful desertion and designed cruelty. The damages are laid at 100.C3Y. Given under our hand and seal this day. I. Will Trouchim, Clerk." Their con sternation was soon dispelled by the assistant to the magistrate's clerk, who convinced them that they had been the victims of • little pleasantry on the part of SOON admirer of the daughter. They at once, on this explanation, professed their knowledge of the sender, and vowed "sweet vengeance " fmthwith.—Birmingilan Poe. LIBERATION or WILLIAM MILLER, THE PRISONER /OR DEBT TOR Vim YR/am—Within the net few days Mr. William Millar, whose extraordinary case has recently been so much before the public, has received his liberty, of which he bad been deprived since July, 1814. The aged prisoner, however, had bale so long without the blessings of freedom that he had lest all desire, if not remern• breams, of them, and he, therefore, opposed the most obsti nate resistance to the proceedings of M r. Registrar Hazlitt, in his case last January, and refused to sign his examina tion, which was an essential preliminary to his immediate discharge. The commissioner at the Bankruptcy Court, nevertheless decreed him a bankrupt, and sent him an order for his release. Captain Hudson, the governor of the Queen's Prison with kind consideration allowed his old Captive to remain for some time in the place, so that he might become gradually accustomed to the idea of going forth into a world to which he has been a stranger for half a century. The day fixed for his departure, how ever, at last came, and Mr. Miller was told that a cab was in waiting to convey him to the house of • relative in Green wich. He received the news with evident regret, and after Wring • lingering farewell of the prison authorities, he was sedated to the vehicle, in which he was driven straight to Ms destination. The subscription raised in his behalf has reached a considerable amount. THE MIASING LADY AT LEEDS.—Just before tato pylon we learn that the particulars given by • wa. disoo til d poper of the manner in which Yrs. Basta° are wholly hummed. The lady is now in Leeds, with her husband and friends. She states that she wee taken on the 22nd of January to Harnsbury when in • state of insensibility. arising, she believes, from severe ma sickness and the fatigue of • long journey. How the diamond ring and the article of baby's clothing got to the place when they were found she has I no knowledge. At Burnsbury she remained for many days in • state of unconsciousness from a severe attack of fever, and on examining her luggage on her recovery she mimed her watch, jewellery, and other valuables, but bad no know ledge when and bow they were abstracted from her boxes. As soon as she recovered, A letter was sent to Leeds to inform her friends where she was lasted, but the letter, from misdirection or some other 011=0, never reached its destination, and hence the mystery is which the case has been involved.—Leeds Mercury of to-day. POACHING HSVILAY.—.t desperate poaching affray noeurred on Friday morning last, between 1 and 2 o'clock, on the memos el the Earl of Chestotield, at Bingham. Nottboharnehires. At the time in question it appears that •pag of ponchos, mom in number, were cat armed with bludgeons and stenos and other weapons far the taking of pa. whoa they were encountered by • body of keepers. A eevere struggle oonimanoed. and some of the pores= were seriously injured. The light laded for some time, and ultimately two of the poachers were captured. The remainder of the gang got clear away. The prisoners will be brought beton the magistrates this day (Monday). ODDINAILY SDAILIN AND STOCKS. et. so I t " so ss. ft ISO 100 110 104 100. 100 100 1N 110 WO EN IN SS 111 si K al U St es ;mil 14 1004 1014 I 1011 16 1 a 1003 1 103 1:1 I. 100 i MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is active to-day, with a good amount of business. East Caradon shares are firm at 30# to #. North Downs are quoted sto ; New Seton, 671 to 70 ; West Beton, 275 to 285 ; Devon Great Consols, 405 to 410 ; Wheal Margaret, 43 to 44 ; Tincroft, 21 to 3 ; Wheal Beton, 122 to 124 ; Wheal Trelawney, 17# to 18 ; and Marko Valley, 10# to I. tit. John del Rey Mining shares are in request, and have advanced, being last marked 661. Bon Accord Copper remain heavy. Coke have been dealt iu at 33 ; East del Rey, at prem. ; sad United Mexican, at 9. We understand that bills of lading for 00 tons of rich copper are, shipped by the Amiens, have come over by the present mail to the Yudanainutana Copper Mining Company of South Australia. A further quantity of ore remains at Port Augusta for shipment. The private advicee respecting this company's mines are exceedingly favourable. A letter dated Adelaide November 22, says The Yudananintana Mine looks most magnificent, and Captain James states that he can get another 100 tons of ors as eaaily as this first lot was obtained ; indeed, it is hardly to be seen that any has been taken away, which can easily be imagined when he was quarrying upon a course of ore 90 test wide, and which can be seen on the surface, more or less, for a distance of :CO yards. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather on f%turday, and yesterday, wee beautifully doe tor the season of the year, but to-day it is very wet with the wind from the N.B. -... For the part week the supply of English wheat was limited per snip and rail. Flour, a more liberal quantity. Barley, beans, and peas moderate. Malt, • ra th er large quantity. Oats, tolerably good. Seeds of all descriptions limited. Scotch oats continue in good supply. Irish oats very oostracted. The foreign supplies of wheat and flour have fallen very low ; hardly any reported besides a little American. Barley very short, and °ate limited. A few parcel, of beans, peas, and tares, and a cargo of linseed from Archangel. No rapeseed, and hardly any other de soription of seeds arrived. To-day tho wheat trade is extremely dull, but nothing offered lower than on this day week, and badmen was quite of a retail character. Flour partakes of the dulness of the wheat trade. Quotations are nominally unchanged. Barley slow. Oats quiet, but a small trade doing at preVious rates. A great many of the Scotch now on offer bring out of condition, buyers do not operate to any extent. Beans, peas, and tares are without change. SIMIXL —Clover seed extremely dull, and rather lower. Linseed and rapeseed about the same as on this day week ; very little doing in mustard and denary. Flown-Nu Catuunis are offered at ls. leas money, but bu siness does not result therefrom. _ . . iiiii.;:=E;sTa:E..;;;;a Kent, white, new, Me. to 63e.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -e.; ditto, red, new, 525. to 60e.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -a. ; Norfolk, fox, fine old, -s. to -a.; red, new, -a. to --a. Foreign : Dontsio, 625. to 665.; fine, 66.. to 701.; extern, 70a. to 740.; Kotagsbang, 575. to 625.,• ditto, extra, 54. to 68..; Rostock, extra, 60s. to 665.; Mecklenburg red, 495. to Ma.; nakermark ditto, -s. ; America& white, 61a. to 645.; data, red, 56e. to 625.; Cana diaa, 565. to 62a. naltbig, 36a. to 37a. ; fine, 40s. ; grinding. 260. to 305.; and disti ll ing, 31x. to Ws. per qr. ; foreipi grinding 265. to 305.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 321. Ingliih, Essex and Norfolk, 58s. to 625. ; fine, 425. to 675. ; Lopata sod Were, 64a. to 70i.; brown, 49e. to 575. ___.. - . . . Oars.-English feed, 201. Od. to Its. Od. ; potato, 245. to 281. ; foreign, 21s. to 265. itrz, 35a. to 384. BRAM-English tiek, 955, to 36e. ; harrow, 395. to 40s. ; *goon, 395. to 40. ,• foreign, Mangan, 31s. to 335. ; tick, 37a. to 38s. ; Ko . s berg, 395. to 40a. ; Egyptian, 335. to 34a. Peaa--English 384. to 395.; Whit* and blue, 38s. to 41s. ; asp* -4. to --6.; grey, Ma. to 365.; hog, 36a. to 38s. ; krisitm Ms. to 375. Ftwen.-ka town, 49e. to 50i.; ditto Ana 50s. to 555; asuitry, 45a. to 46a. ; Norfolk an d flutfolk,4os. to 42a.; French, -s. to per meek; U.S. sweet, 295. to 32i. Onnadiaa. 204. to 32. ; arowish. 47a. to 495. INDIAN Conn.-White, We. to 355. ; yellow, 3L. to Ma. !koalas Canaan', all C. F. and 1.-Wheat Bardi- • saki and Mariano*, per 4921ba, 53a. to 551. ; Ohirka, 50a. abbe. ; Polish Odessa, per 480iba, red, 475. to 51a. ; white, ; Danko and Galata, 43a. to 495. ; Egyptian, 4 - L. to 435. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, par atalba. 235. to 24a. ; Odessa and Danube, do. 94a. to 215 e. Beans : Egyptian, par 4801ba325. to 335. Maio : Wan. sadGalats, par 4921b5., Us. 0 6. to Ma. ; Ibrail and Balprian, pa ens 32a. Od. to Us. ; French, do., -e. to -a. ; Amerk;an, do., 31s. to 32. ; Egyptian, -a. to --a. Ettais.--Oanary seed, per qr. 40a. to 50s. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 465. to 50a. ; Mulford seed, pee boatel, white, 6 e. to 9a. ; brows, 7a to 10a. ; Linseed, per qr., Gambia', 575. to 68s. ; Linseed rakes, Eaglish, per toe, 111. Oa. to W. 10a. ; American. thin, in brls., per ton, 12i. Os. to 121. 10a.; do., in begs,lll. Os. to 111. 10a.; Baltic, W. to 0/. Oi. ; Marasillr, 101. to 10/. 10a.: Baps cakes. 6/. Oat° 71. ; Tana par baba, water, 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 565. to Ilas. imuilsi limo iONDOS nom no. lo so rEB. is. Whoa earlay. i Nab. Oosetwlas. gra qn. I qtr. Awn& .. 1,607 2697 12144 iforTilge iiohs I •iei I .... SairounD.—Wheek 1500 qrs.; j: Es leis! row. qrs. gra vs. bris irks. 1141 ato .. 1642 d 4•10 819 n 1.541 28 qrs. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR—The market is quiet; no sales reported. Re fined continues firm. Correa —A• few sales have been made in Plantation c 1. 0 . 0 and Rio at full rates. Co co s. bags have been disposed of ; Trinidad, at Ms. to 58s. ; Grenada, 5511 . RICIL —lOO toss of fine white Bengal sold for snivel at 14s. ex ship, without guarantee, and 900 tons Moulmein at 9s. 9d. ex ship, or 10s. 3d. landed, also without guarantee. &cm-rm.-900 bags Bengal sold at euier rates ; re fraction fit to 5 at 39e. Corms.-2,000 bales sold on the spot at firm prices, and 450 bales for arrivaL The public Wes advertised for to-morrow consist of 600 casks of West India, 8,000 bags Mauritius, and 2,000 Inge East India sugar, 250 casks end 3,300 bags coffee, 1,800 bags saltpetre, 750 bags rice, 310 bales safflower. TALLOW MARICAT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stsady. Town tallow is quoted 46.., net oish ; Petersburg Y.C.. cm the spot, Ms. 3d. • Minh, 465. 3d. ; April to June, 465. 6d., October to Dig:either, 443 e, " bares." PARTICULLAS OP TALLOW. Stock on hand this day ... .coake. Delivery bat week Ditto trees let Jane Arrival lasi week Ditto tress lit Joao Prima Y.C. per cwt. tide day Ditto Toro last Friday 14447 1.667 <14,111 71,100 I,4cs ektl4 - 19 i 88.081 906. Od. 61s. 9.L - 67! 107,440 OW. Od. 000. ad. 45,957 95,15 T 66.668 461. M. 484. 6d Arrivals for the week =alai Feb. UkW year. 002 auks. sad delivery 1,001 oaeka No srriveis lad week. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is not so large as on Monday last. Trade is, however, dull, and Thursday's quotations are scarcely exceeded. The supply of sheep is again small, and cause queerly pricesou the average arerather h*her thou nu Thurs day last. There is no alteration io the calf trade. From Ger many and Holland there are 114 beasts, 450 sheep, and 70 calves ; Spain, 212 boasts ; Scotland, 500 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,600 ; sod 370 for Ireland. Per stone ot abs ad. s. L 1 ler Ran* of EAU. a. 0. a. d. lest 800 el, lierslda. 4 6 4 61 Hest Dust HUM' lih 0 0 0 0 best Shorthorns 4 4 4 6 Best Loag-wools. ... 6 4 6 6 quay. beasts 8 6 4 E Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Caine rip♦ 4 6 4 De. do. Shorn . 0 0 0 0 Bast Dart 111 f-brad s. a_ 6_5 10 Lambe, p 0 0 111 " . my. taa. sod lambs. 16,410; Calm, BOROUGH HOPMARKRT.--(rais DAY.) Messrs. Fattest:lmi and Smith report a better demand for the lower description of Mid and East Keats for the London brewers. The stock of new Weald Keats and Sussex is almost exhausted, and the few remaining nevoid ire held for higher prices. Currency :—Mid and Fast Keats, V. to 10/. ; World Keats, 71. to SI. 10s. ; Sues:, IX Us. to 81. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 17s, ; Wane Had Haswell, 17s. ; Will. End &nth Bitten, 17s. ; Halyersil, 15s. ; Wylass, 15s. ; Taafield Year Bates, no ad. ; Be Hartley, &L ; Davidsoes Hartley, 14s. 6d. AN ILLICIT WHISKY MANTIFACTITRIR IT BOLTON Pico £4oo.—Oti Saturday. an elderly man named George Boardman, residing in Vold'a.read, Little Bolton, was brought before the magistrates by the allows of inland remits, Mimed with being in peafowl= of two stills for the manufacture of illicit whisky. The defendant wag ale totted hawking illicit spirits on the 15th of last December, at Darcy Lever, and on searching hie hoses, two stills, and ell the other requisite materials of a dietMery, were found. Me was tined 9001. for each stall, which was afterwards mitigated to the lowest penalty of 504 each, and in default was admitted to prison for au unlimited period, having to be there detained ditties her Majesty's plasma Nearly 900,000 persons, four and • half per cent. of ear population, are now receiving parish relief ; terrible background to all our pictures of English prceps rity.—Speciator. s• MI LSI ii I - Ni