The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-23 00:00:00

LAW INITILLIGENCL THIS DAT. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Sittings at NW Prins at Old Hid. Bohn Lord Campbell sad a Optima Jury.) ROYAL BRITISH BANK. PINT'S D.T. tit 4clllX s, wrinzazr szowx, lawAan IDLuy 2121T1T DI:HHING /LAOLIOD, IZC AID 111=1.11 HOOT, WILLIAM DAXIIL OWEN, lOU sTkrirros, MOD ICOII MX=t. OHIAOH. TH2 NIIW LOAD CIANCILLOS. Lord Campbell cm Oddag b seat ea the bench said-1 am anthorised to announce that des prosecution will be haws kerward deprived of the amislames of Sir Frederic fledge,. I candidly coshes I Amid sew been well pleased if we could have bed ths amilesee et that isensed gentleman until tha concludes of the Mel ; but at the same dam I must ex press my gratification, which I am sure le shared in by the whole pro/melon and the country at his dryades. Mr. &wising Balleatine—l may my ea the part of the prosecution that ws shall very much hod the lass of Sir bras& Thasiger's invaluable aid. The trial then proceeded, when in reply to a question u to the decision et which his lordship had arrived on the ad nkeittlity of the &portion of Mr. Eerie, His lordship said he had several time reed over the de politica, sad he mesidered It wee an entire document, the pies of which it wee impossible to separate. He had con ferred with several of his learned brethren, sad they were all of opinion it wee sot evidence against the other defendants, and it was rider* spinet Berle only as to the state of hie knowledge at the time alleged, but did not affect him ia say other respect. He would, theekee, allow it to be mid se midair against Wails, bat be would tell thejury Bored met affect any of the other defendants. Mr. Crawford, late cashier of the beak, was than recalled, sad deposed that during Cameron's Ulnae, fear Jemeary to day 1865, Ifeelede attended closely to the hairs albs baulk. The pure ledger, the share ledger, teed tier rearing of bill books were before lie, Mr. L. Valises!, sad Mr. Ilevisler. It was pest of witaer's duty to prepare Mime obese trim the Wier, sad also statements of the sneer and Wbllittee sad the apeaditee of the bank. Oa November Sk 1866 , tabular stateesses wee sat to Cameros. He pve Mr. Cameros • treascript, which showed assets la one column sod liabilities la the other. It included pest dm hills, pest due loses, and everytkimg Needing to the debit. Witness had commenced to peeper. a besametheet up to flat De c...toter, 1435. Hs mewed two papers, which he sow pr. &lord. from the books of the beak ; paper A •fa • prised belan c odi ee t o f August 1855, altered by witness in red ink, which he * delivered to Ceimeirre. He then prepared by the direction al Cuenca, pew marked B. In the paid up capital of 127,0001. wee put in the comer with the deposits. In B the paid op capital was raised by adding the ditts paid up ea the new shares. That wee the ably difeenes. Ms. Cameron had Mid hiss that the alteration had Um considered by the court. Oa the 71st December, 1854, the audit oecepird taw or be boors. Mt. Cameron was told that lifr. Pep, me of the maditere, careered that he wee entitled to sea en the bl mod ease metes of the beak. Cameron said, "Itle no pert of the duty of ea auditor to go into these wren, or into these precral soxionts." He said "Mr. Page Retakes his duty ; were he to carry oat his own views, he Medd sit at the bard-room table —go Into all the trensectime of the beak, end there 4 dee is dense, revise awl esesmet an ell the beak's treameticre. Such a defy weed merely tithe away the hoodoos of the dieters." la 1846, eters read to the seeker see= had prepared to the tore. They one It up and bad It agreed with the printed bellmeothed Wire the. They baked at whatever accomte they thought proper. Mr. Atherton then said he prepare to show how the nee which bad beet proved seal IA the books. Mr. Crawford tlma reed the seam* of the debts to the beak under their Mime laseengs. The BMW amount, re each ore were .—TYI Wei sham 101,0081. b. 6d., being the amount of admen by the beak sad Merest dhows no to Demenber 31, 1866; Lenge& Cattle Igo, 1,1881 16e. 4d., Midas's debt, 11,1711. In. 1; H Brows'. debt, 79,4371.05. Id. • Oliver: e (of Llverpool) ."4 = 14,1f8/. 4e. ; WOregar's 4ebt 3. 7 14. 1091. es. 13101Bles debt, 4,5131. Os. 3d.; fimpnifs 13,4161. 19a. 114.; Cochrane's debt, 9,508/7s, di; Cameron's debt, 23,6961. 12e. 7d. Croce ezemined by 81r T. ISM I hazarded a remark to Mr. Cochrane. I de not resoled what it was, bet Mr. Careens amid tome, " I asderelmad pa have bees epeskiss to Mr. Cochrane. I Wok it azesselee bed hale, tad fay recarresce to it will meet with lay meet severe die " I consider Mr. hotplates always meted toward. t a b= with the bights' noway and lower. By Kr. James—ll received no imbued's@ from any director in the preparation of the balmtereheem, but rely from Mr. Cameron. I cousider that to the Whirs of the beak Mr. Rader' always evinced the pealed tourist and the Do Integrity. Mr. Htutdhotose--Mr. Brown's debt includes the MU.nmWs lad awl Mlle WM at maturity would of course More= be debt De lb. Meshy Ilerwswr—The goc profits al the beak hr be half-year aim Deeember, 1825, wee 12,0001. I become lasi maw ea the 22nd of July, Ili% Moe Yr. Omer= Webs, wtth deb two trilkin eltwelime, the erbelpie stombil the eikeet el e was Jo Nub wp an the aim eyetwa. Mr. Oworeilew tell we that he has W Mispeurewte with otter 1111111alle• iilll t %SW beellOill thv gion eweerl d i heetwirse wilt ober empewlea by Mr. Ativieras—The NM of 40,0001. for feet Ise NY wee Wield is the mob. The trade balls to Metwera debt of 79,417/. we SAM 14a. I Id. Mr. Athertaa—llad pa bees des to Wales to Inspect the miss f Lewd Campbell—A» w gMat doers Into the mine, Bois (Leoghtet.) Mr. Atherton—With gnat respect, my lord, tenestArm hare been put to thee qsattemea o ereeeerainleation which I wish sam? explained. Did you, Mr. Crawford, go down to the Witness—N o. • Lord Cow suppose be woo sot bred a miner.— Kr. William." sr staaawbelk Is tbe book mud —Mr. Crawford stated Is zee, it war Kr. Caurrea's via that Mr. %KM, who Iwo eramisiai re borer *s bask, should ass=ay arireace. Ia rerograse I pre blin so little r rear, No *Kr ifterber row arbed say so ibrampa _ _ By Me. D. Illsymenr—l Mare lir. XL Cameos give a ram Mr ha ad not =of haft his re sessur et anether. That ws •Dr The airemnat ile awry lodged and lent, es muted tram Ms horn of the leak, was made oat by me, sad rid ham lb. rearms Wiry day. Kr. Nom es-edied&r is e i ;:win James—During the last dm iliffs him Ihe 8.50004 was paid over the canerw. Time wails. In Beak et Raglsad, mid is the till el the WOK AL 7 5 . We did se. Mir et t►l aril ear tranits at the Bank of Mhrlwee brow OW. The average balance at the if Inked was bares 30,000 i. and 40,0004 It was sir r Id* am NAN. ETU ore was rommillag who we went to rest] THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. BOW-BTRIXT. 111-EXAMINATION Or w. AAAAA ' The eras of 1. &won Bernard, the Frame-knots" charged with conspiring to aseassinate the Emperor Napoleon CAM on at half-peat two o'clock, and members of ths French palm were Ming maimed when we went to prem. MANSION-HOUSE. Irell4,a Peak and Jabs Hensumet wars brought bikes ti the Loring :id . l is : i ds:god with the offence described in the llow Policemen 619 mid a gentian= was in Aldred' High smolt is ths middle of the day on Saturday, and • crowd wee easembled to me some charity children pis Wm,. The prisoners, who were nazi to the gen tbmaa, begot to run, and were pointed out sa penults who had slobs a gold pin. The gentleman food. sakthen followed the primers end seised them, but the phi i sot be • obspbeirse, of /Write, mkt he sew the prisonen go up M do ewe ewe of them did something to attract bie attention the other matched hie Om The preeseuter oeil—Wles the shopkeeper ems ea nes lined to we tbit I bee bow robbed of rely pia I bed so ides el the lose myself, bet wire I hod I bed bees nibbled I west after the primnses, whom he pointed oat as the thieves. The rolibary ins elticted with comillerablie The trirmars, who bed gives Woe addrams, mid were reessisees es the coseiest eoespeabres of thieves, wore sow skied to Holloway be these menthe. OILIALT PLATS ROSSIIRT IN MORAVIA. /Moan Nano, • lidable-loolsise man, about Moly pars et age, bee planet el ter ter keen Mr. Payne", ehmgedl ni with teatil plate kry, mkt the telliewtag P libeimos r. It appears that primer wee leuely hawk the martin 4. Wm Hank tine a saiin wthilas el Ne. 11. Nenengerna. Os Mak Mt, • a Ant ghee was aertakkg44l serer tab epena. elm bib firls. thanot num, gravy, net, ere be apes% renaal MP. Lew • nhabie eat levema ether anidoe af pbb el wry wk.. Tofeare ward la the hone he see dap Aar lel wee eat seepailed Ike sk_bulk whoa he peke WO pee ea the sal lhogneot Skald hi, tit A t well eunitgel, It le =nine anent, but la ho babe( W lee plat a inn. He sold the rla Wein he 311 r panned to Lboa• aft" ink& be tabbed k the lek NW hiring nee* dlederged, th l i tr= le In el k heilla qual negos. Malmo II i ern r kaki mat m d smiere, he ho 14 WWWIlekekbaWlekt i hylkW alek in this passage, oetrersations et r I should really I think, not an it got this infor to look at the t were not seized thickly studded t eem," and most rs." The young statesman of his probably admit criticism on the ity of the Mani g amount of in. of fact, it is un. least succeeded r the house. atom) who since has been loot to ' • Series of con- ay, and wu rap mancea of a duo :len Hach, and a it the wonderful ocisity when she r kept up during ,proced. MINISTERIAL y, the ministerial itioa of tibe Prim use of ea article as I to the publication sepateb. mid& Inn tote &bate of the .lovateb *l mint Witimad lo ceriaia eisernAloas treaully Ma the m at as law agnew beim •. War lag fa the vid' ea Lela' es that as Taos► lbabi dr *lay doable boobies. led by • seam( ha illpimeek dors- pvermeat are they en always ot poles tem& hew might to scemastion threctid aa ming pditical Bad Wilt - la die- It .ewe drily &- woos the forage of • a doctriso oaf of Preselt allisscs is it .ys rogyeal ago. luso dis k* pobtkal %flair, of ra. The tolnister to Lord Coodoreech rem period of the Freer had thrown boss of Ida younger the trse interests of to berm the most dream of tho Ist Lord Palmer spat hi. fall r sot behove this. lord a superior limes rises superior meets the sew isle oilers the* a mingle teethed the Frisch owl is less sossi- I w , ,Qid have beta ,Lle remarks on the whb h ennbuted to he aosetdoleet the in its opinion. We t Lord Palmerston ei • .alitlon, but w this vote in such 0f Lord Palenteroton this is their greatest quation, or rather =not repudiate, bat ziamph. ' tine live current of tle press and out of treat motives. The t cluck to ministers, Lid be unjuAt not to ' national suaceptitd- still believe. Qua, is J crisis is Eagitial ire of which is of • .•• of political lass.' happy to dwell ots is $t the sots on the ruts from the Globs Fes. IS. of deputies took e already known, gain belongs to las gained two or for the govern iiition to the tan rd, clearly show reallDiappened es. They them lave little or no wt. At present rants, and they s on the Coo resist the di daily become wig. is largely Lombardy, which ie insolent lan in( lined to desist. 61:1 otflcial jiitynal, an government, the son of the tith the late con ey am this cannot loveable Deputy Milan tribunals; ns will do him French note to he 14th of !ann. The pertinacity ion of this fact 'wrist note has the i'hancery of Id you ; Dot to English and the this Swiss Con! mune note of n in your /louse declared in thin 'n.ident of the claimable inter- Ittputy Valerie. n. ach we• the day amber by one ar !sta. l pas due ml upon people's the Liberals are • awattise tJre ; Howe of Gam rider discussion, !er. A. S. the Italia e o article Mating le of_ tbo NDIINT.) THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1858. the police authorities. He aocoedlhdly went to Gravesend locauvostrl. • 24 ogalstiv..ensted the whole of the dr- I cenesteness there he was safe 4 • l o d ge d i n th e e t et i on , en d th ,, , superintendent at Gravesored axamunicated with Mr. Gibbs, espeeiniewleat of the 8 divides, who directed Sergeant Fells to proceed to Gravemod. The officer did eo sad the pttaoaer then told him the whole of have been stated above. Fells then =Was to London on Monday morning (he having giver. Idawelf up at Gravesend on Saturday), and he w as Placed in the dock at this court. The lady (the prosecutrix) attended, as also • gentleman et the legal profession, but no evidence as to the robbery wee game into, as there had not been sufficient time to get Imp emy testimony. Hr. ?ardor having directed Fells to obtain the stead once of some of Mies fineyd's servant., prisoner was re wended for • week. 1 l a i l 1 1N Ni!all is an an tm iao !“ a Y a .1N ia., WA SHARD LISTS.-THIS DAY Two o+Cwox. The railway share market to-day has not been free from fluctuation, but upon the whole the tendency is favourable. Several of the lead ing stocks are now quoted I to $ per cent. above the improved rata, which were established at four o'clock yesterday. Great Western stock, after being marked 601, has risen to lei to 611. The principal movement, however, is in Midland, which, after being sold u low as 991, is now quoted 1001 to t, being 3 per cent. higher th an at four o'clock yesterday. London and North Western has improved to 101 to ; Eastern Counties to 12 9-16 to 11-16 per share; and Great Northern, to 26$ to Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is quoted 941 to 931 ; and London sad South Western, 48} to 49 per share. York and North Midland is enquired for. Foreign railway theirs are in most cues some what firmer. Grand Trunk of Canada and East Indian are more inquired for. Great Western of Canada are flat. Pernambuco are quoted t to prem. wi. feel AMWAY,. I c.v. :J r _ Boss. 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AM The tO 414. 1-01111101 re 11 144.1-10obrn girt laima ttba Ild itilel 410 . 71.1 ~11611 1 --blew% 11.1 o—Norlb Mae, _IPA t r ::::clos. go, f — Yost 1141. 4—Lob MOM% /14. Donna " a I . l l—Dota BL l ldb. a al&—orma Took et Ul4 16--Lial Wales of Look, OIL 1. As ImmuneAnicz.—A letter from Florence says :—" The Florsrares have lately enjoyed a series of entertainments, r thoroughly national though much more intellectual the any carnival sports, in the representations of Italy's greatest livr repronsolrier, Giaunine Milli. This sealable, =Mod* sad _most accomplished young person his oompletely Ileb= her okra to inherit the laurels of Carilia and Roma Teddel. Sinai Pietro Giordani's famous onslaught en Spica, some forty years ago, it has been the fashloo In Italy itself to treat poetical irprovlastion with munerited contempt. Critic after attic his riposted Girder's storutol sat o= that the profeesioe of the re praetors is at best • ledur aripsidirdia, and that GM en utter impossibility to speak at mace end without cc every possible subject. Signorina WlTth a es i Cr a re tk o'ontrid against the prejudices thus dif fused throughout the Italian literary world ; that she has succeed= in • great warm in overcoming them le no slight test and triumph of her genius. In three andiatoes composed of the air of Florentine society, its most ram part= tom of Wren, she drew down eathurastle _plaulitte, and the poems, prawn= by shortie= writes, ousel bear a severe critical woad. The Pleasure publisher bear will shortly give to the world a complete edition of her improvidences, dalvend daring the lest des years bakes numerous andleras in the Nearoditan, Roma, and Tuscan States. Sore of thee The Invorres to Bearlos,' ' Byron is the Cell of ram,' end 'The lamer of the Gospel on the Seed= State of Women; ere pease of the I hi` the oder of illossaa." MONEY MARKET -THIS DA. Y Two °Two:. The funds to-day have been steadier, with an occasional interval of flatness. The extreme fluctuation has not exceeded per cent., and prices are now quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Moot of the other depssiments of the Stock Exchange are firmer in character. Business is generally limited. Consols for the 4th March were first marked 96k, advanced to 961 to i, receded to 961 to 1, and are now quoted 96t, or 96 11-16 to 13-16. For money the present quotation is 961, " sellers." The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 971 ; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to 971; Bank Stock at 227; India Stock at 2201 to 223; and India Bonds, at 265. to 295. prem. Exchequer Bills are firmer, upon the official announcement that the March bills are to be renewed at the rate of 2d. per cent. per day, an impression having been entertained in some quarters that a reduc tion to ltd. would be decided upon. The March or " advertised " bills are marked 23e. to 30s. prem., and the June, 265. to 325. prem. The late animation in the foreign stock market has entirely subsided, and in some eases, including Mexican, Buenos Ayres, and Peruvian Bonds, prices are somewhat weaker. Turkish Six per Cents., however, have risen to 101 to 1011 ; the Guaran teed Four per Cents. are also better, being last marked 1041 ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. 801, ex the Deferred Bonds ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 18; Chili= Three per Cents., 74 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 to 100 j; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 94f. 50c. (exchange 26f.) ; Granada Deferred Bonds, 6 to 61; Mexican Bonds, for account (26th of February), 201 to 201; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 651 to 551; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 261; Turkish Six per Cents., 101 ; ditto, for account, (26th of February), 1001 to 101 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041 to 1041, ex div. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69.55 for the account, showing a further recovery of nearly / per cent. The Bourse is de- 1 scribed as " firm, but with little animation." At any time the sudden overthrow of a Ministry, and the prevalence of anxiety as to the prospects of our relations with France, would excite a profound sensation. The effect of the present ministerial collapse is the more severely felt in the Stock Exchange because for several months past there has existed a large outstanding speculation " for the rise" in most descriptions of securities. The sudden fall of the Cabinet, and the political anxieties, domestic and external, by which the event is accompanied, have completely upset the calculations of this large class of operators. A general feeling prevails that, in view of the composition of the present House of Commons, • purely Conservative ministry cannot have a firm tenure of office. The fear thus engendered that politics will remain unsettled for a considerable time to come has contributed materially to determine sales on the part of discouraged speculative holders. There is one point of view from which the agita tion of the London Stock Exchange may be studied to advantage in France. If the English market, though overloaded with money and saturated with gold, is thus sensitive to the mere rumour of a pos sible coolness between the two great States of Western Europe, what would be the probable effect of a serious disagreement upon the financial, com mercial, and industrial interests of France ? In the discount market extreme ease continues to prevail, and first-class bills are freely negotiated from 21 to 2/ per cent. At the Bank of England yes terday there were scarcely any applications what ever. As already pointed out, political disquietude, by checking trade, especially that with the Conti nent, is more likely to increase than to diminish the existing superabundant supply of money. The bullion operations at the Bank yesterday con sisted of a purchase of 48,0001. in gold, and a withdrawal of 2,0001. The settlement of the fortnightly account in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow con tinuation-day") and terminate on Friday. The 112,0001. in specie on English account brought from New York by the steamers Fulton and Canada is expected to come to hand to-day. The 187,8241. in gold ex the Northumberland, from Melbourne was delivered . yesterday. At present only about 12,0001. of this amount has been taken for the Continent. The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Sultan, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow, is 213,4341., all in silver, with the exception of 1291. in gold. The whole is for Bombay. The subjoined exhibits the aggregate remittances to the East in each of the last six months : September October 1,371,607 November December 766,362 larmary February 843,106 As regards the Eastern exchanges, the telegrams received. are rather loose, but the general tendency seems to be favourable. The Chinese exchanges are decidedly more in favour of this country—to the extent of jd. at Canton, and of about 4d., or nearly 6 per cent., at Shanghai. The India and China mails are expected to be de livered in London about Friday next. The produce market is rather firmer, full prices being in most cases realised. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents this week • decrease of 3971. compared with the cor responding week of last year. =The Exchequer Bills falling due in March are to be renewed at twopence per cent. per day interest. The present rate is 21d. MONDAT ETIRTIM. This morning the movement assumed the proportions of a semi-panic, the funds sustaining an extreme de pression of fully t per cent. At this point, however, large purchases were induced, Inc influential house alone buying 150,0001. to 200,0001. Consols, and the telegrams from Paris indicating that the Bourse was not by any means so seriously disturbed, an impor tant recovery at once set in here. Prices ascended steadily during the whole of the afternoon, and at the close of the Stock Exchange (4 o'clock) the funds were quoted the earns as on Saturday afternoon. Nearly every other kind of stock was severely depressed In the morning, but closed very little lower than on Saturday. It would ap pear that these fluctuations, though so violent, must tend to ultimately increase the intrinsic stability of the Stock Exchange markets, for the sales have been almost solely for account of operators for the rise, thus materially diminishing the extent of the outstanding speculation, whilst considerable investments have undoubtedly been induced by the sadden fall. Many of the brokers held bond fide orders to buy at fixed " limits," and these orders the unexpected movement of the market on Saturday and to-day has enabled them to execute. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961 to for tie 4th March, opened this morning at 98 to fell to 96, and had recovered at 4 o'clock to 98 to I. The price for money was at the same hour about 96t. After the close of the Stock Ex change the quotation for the account was lower, at 961 to 1. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for mcsie, 97, 961, 961; ditto, for account (4th March), 96 , 961, 961, 96, 961, 961. Three per Cents. Redu ced, 97, 96/,,, 961 ; New Three per Cents., 97, 971, 961, 961, 961, 961, 961, 97/. Long Annuities, expiring in JAIL, 1860, 21. Thirty Years Annuities, Oct., 1869, 11. Bank Stock, 226. India Stock, 222. Exchequer Bills have again fallen. The closing raehtations to-day were 18s. to 225. prem. for the 4th , and 20s. to 265. prem. for the June lame. India Bonds were dealt in at 26a. to 295. prem. Foreign stocks were decidedly heavy in the morning, but subsequently became stronger. Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale, at one period, as low as 991. The 4 o'clock quotation was 4001 to 1011, or only per cent. below that of Satur day ; but after the close of the Stock Exchange a relapse to 1001 to took place. The Guaranteed Four per Cents., after being marked as low as 1031, closed at 1031 to 41 ex div. Nearly all other classes of foreign stocks were dealt in at lower prices, closing, however, with a decided increase of firmness. MINIS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ci.oci. The market for British mining stock; today is quiet. There are some inquiries for Lady Bertha shares which axe marked ;also for Bortridge , Console, which have been dealt in at These are the only transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange. The market generally presents' no new feature of interest. St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 13} ; and English and Australian Copper at In. Other foreign descriptions have met with scarcely any business. Subjoined is the official list of price. in the Mining Exchange yesterday: Bedford United, 18*., 18e. , Cam Brea, 50, 52} ; Clijah and Wentworth, 6f, I; Collsoom 14 Drakewelle,Ak . Rest Russell, 6, 5 7 1, 8, 64, 4, 4. 646 th, I ; Gnat Downs, 1 24 er. i y ; Balks. 23.. 61 , 21'., 205., 8..., 27e. 6d.; 94, ; North Dory, Us., 272.64.; Par Consols, 204, 2 ; i'eedeen, 34, ; Providence Millie, 8:, 83; Sortridge Consols, 31e., 33e. ; South Cern Brea, 5„ ; South Busts, 111, f, 12 ; St. Day United, 20e. 64., 2 111111 .. 6d. ; 22.. 64. 23a. 6d.; Treweathe, 22a. 64., 25a.; West Caradon, 112, 110; West Grenville, 5e.. sa. 6d., 6e. 6d., 7e. ; Wheel Granville, 31a., 835.; Wheel Trelawney, 221.4. MONDAT In the market for home mining stocks to-day the transactions were rather less active than of late. Shares in West Fowey, East Wheal Russell, Great Wheal Alfred, Carn 13m, Lady Bertha, North Ro bert, Wheal Wrey, and Tincroft, were inquired for; whilst Pendeen Consols, South Cern Brea, Hingston Downs, St. Day United, West Frances, South Frances, and Wheal Basset, were rather flatter. The following are some of the closing prices, viz.:— Pendeen Consols, 3to 4 ; West Fowey, 94 tis 10; East Wheal Russell, 64 to 64; Great Wheal Alfred, 44 to 51 ; Cern Brea, 61 to 63; Lady Bertha, 265. to 275. 6d. ; North Robert, 34 to 41 ; Wheal Wrey, 44 to j ; Tincroft, 44 to 4; South Cern Brea, sto 1 ; Hingston Downs, 61 to 4; St. Day United, 225. to 235.; West Frances, 20 to 21; East Providence, 4 to 14; Providence Mines, 80 to 83 ; Wheal Kitty (Le lant), 131 to 141 ; and West Caradon, 110. SOUTHWARK. Almost daily sinCeiii;orelSrixc7o;neil has been Issued altering the system of obtaining foreign passports, especially is met Priam, the magistrate at this court have received appnoaticas from different individuals, male and female, gar reentameadationa to the Foreign-dike for pus =h' nearly every Instance the ansgiebrates bus unable to grant their requests, owing to the applisents being unknown to them or any person concocted with the court. Among the panes was a lady who sated that her husband was an Englishman, at present residing In Paris. He bad recently rent for her, and be expected bar to arrive there on Thuredav, and being in this neigh bourhood she applied to his worship . for a recommendation for a purport. Mr. Burcham told her that he knew nothing about her, consequently he could not comply with her request. Was there anybody connected with the court who knew her? A gentleman, who attended with her, said he could vouch for her statement. He had known her husband foe many years at the went-end of the town. Mr. Bonham told him he was also unknown to him. If, ea he said, the lady and her husband were known at the West-asd, they had better apply to a police court in that difftriet. . . 11r.Ifealtb, the brother of • forgeon In the Matldriers rad, aloe applied for a reoommendation to the Funks-0110% M Gag& Ida to obtain • purport to France. He UAW that he hod Important barflies* to transact there, and be W act • neseat to tom He also oottrldued It a great eadnesto and ISCOUTINIkate to both the mesas" and appboants to hare to go through the @Mem now adopted by the Foreign-office. Yr. Horsham could not help that , but, an Mr. Smith was known at this court, he would at once grant the recom mendation when he could get to France in a day or two. Mr. Smith thanked his worship, and retired. THE CHARGE AGAINST HR. ISAAC BUTT, N.P.--(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the select committee appointed to inquire into the truth of the allegations contained in the petnite presented last night against Mr. Isaac Butt, assembled in committee-room, No. 18. The members of the committee present were General Codrington, Mr. Beam* Mr. Serjeant Sir James Graham, Mr. Miff Herbert, Kr. John t, Mr. Serjeant Dewy, WOW WOKS Parka, sail Mr. Mr. bass Mitt was la staadraos. as was acempanied by Mr. rase sad Yr. BsgaslL The inquiry Intrusted a ward al sensors, amisegat whom were several ladles who sparred le be to seas way intereirtad In the daunts matter viola laveelloties. The committee commenced proceedings by sribriag As room to be cleared. After deliberating for a Mr Meater streagers were re-admitted, what it was aa mould that the committee bed elected Bir James Graham ss their cestrama. The Chairmen seidjthe committee did not object to the Crajkof the evidence to be taken before the committee, a ms tlislr wish that no comments should be made upon tt r ain . Roeh th e e stated the case which he proposed on public grounds t o lay the committee. The petitioner, Mr. Coffey, wee an Irishman, who led rather a wild life in his youth, and afterwards enlisted in the army of the Hest India Company. He woe subsequently made Postmaster of Knescher, and more recently he became the Poet. master General of Scinde. There he got acquainted with All ldoorad Khan, one of the amen of Scinde whose territory had been annexed by the company, end at the request of his highness he was induced to give %l i r: Li :face of postmaster, for the purpose of coming to England to sae= In making out his highness's case in Par ent. This was in 1806, and in conaidnetion of his =rpm:Waring his office of postmaster, his highness agreed to settle 1,0001. a year upon him for life. Immediately on ar riving in this country Mr. Coffey put himself in COl3lllllllliOWOllll with several gentlemen, one of whom was Mr. Butt. With t o tt a Lentlentan he made en agreement whereby the hon. was to undertake the charge of AU Moored Khan's case in the How of Commona, In consideration of hie being paid 6,0001. in the event of the case succeeding, and 6,0001. more should it become neoeeeary for him to go out to India during the progress of the case. It would be shown by the evidence that Mr. Butt received two ow of 3001. and 1,6001. on account of the first of these gum The money was paid by cheques. The first was handed to Mr. Butt by the petitioner himself, and the second by All Moored Khan, who shook hands with the hon. ammiber what he handed it to him. Mr, Coffey, who wee then etainined, deposed to the in the petition, and stated positively thet he gave tiL:7lltt a cheque for 3001., and saw the Ammer give him another cheque for 1,900!. The services which Mr. Butt was to render wee the advancing of the Ameer's tale in parliament and conducting the negotiations arising out of it with the Court of Directors and the Board of Control. Mx. Coffey wee under examination wham our report telt. The Proanan hfonitests publishes the following:— "From !he moment of our touching the Prussian soil, after our marriage, we have received so many precious testimonies of the sincere Interest taken in our happiness, that the es membruice of them will never be effaced from our memory. We have only been able to ismer those sentiments to a few pewees, and to thank them for all the manifestations and presents which have been made to no. By thus publicly ex. pressing those sentiments to the whole country, we do it with the following prayer —' Nay God bless mew country with his richest gifts, now sad for ever I '—Fsinstmc WILLIAM, Vicrolus..—Berlin, Feb. 19." Mr. and Mn. Fletcher and Mies Leialey hare anfved at the Queon's Hots), Upper Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. Lownde• have arrived at the sane estabßgtmeat. DZATII OF A BELGIAN Reertsemcrerteg.—The Iredsposiranos Beige of yesterday warm any :—" It le with the profoundest grief that we acquaint the country of an Immense lose. N. Daßosse, the honourable representative of Liege, died suddenly this morning in this city (Smith), from an attack of apoplexy. To-morrow we .hail say what N. De!fore wee; to-day, before a tomb so prematurely opened, we can only bow the heed in silence." M. Delforis was formerly, we believe, the president of the Belgian Chamber. The next Indian telegram will be due in England the la of March. It will contain news from Bombay to the 9th inst. An Australian telegram will be also due on the Ist of March. It will contain news from Sy dney up to the 11th ult., and from Melbourne up to the 16th ult. SOUTH K INRINOTON lduazuk.—During the week 4 Feb. 20 the visitors have been ea follows : On 11 7= y, Timothy, and Saturday (free daye2 t , 41 :896 ; at Monday end Tuesday (free evth ( np), 187 ; cm the three students' days (admiithon to th e pee ed.), 819; the 'lndents' evening (Wednesday), 132 ; 8,984. MOCK AYCTIONB.—The mock auction nuisance, which had become rids In Liverpool, will now be for a time menaded, es half-e.doren of the moist notorious pereou =dyed to them were committed for trial by the local =sea betas= Saturday. They " conducted " an eitenaith seta- Mamma la Iced-street, sad had branch houses hi other ports tithe town. EXTRAORDLNARY HIGHWAY ROBBERY. -- NOT TI71011•11, MONDAT.-011 Saturday afternoon, the 20th { na t., an Irish pig drover, named Pinder, WU .posted by three mw is market (where ha had been selling his stock) saran sone purchases which they wished to man Nadas lad sat the unsold animals to the reiney . Nettinglan le be canned to Derby, telling the mst= be wee abort to proceed to the sans town by rail. They amnia that as they von going to the seas lark sad had with this. a abide, he had better rids with tan, and they could talk over their bushier on ths way. To this Pinder (who was slightly the wens Is' liquor) agreed. and they left the tows aka beif- a S In is a art. Alia they had drives shad alb suelaly Piadar, wbo struggled with his sate end cried bevy tor lel ha They, bewear, suseesded in eating sot his anneed tram SOL to 404, sad tan *aid ras the viable all drove atisidy away. Ainielnes sew /, bet thastears sescesdel ocean with their boar. WinmEsa was Immelleisiy given a the Oka end Gersugh the selle= d ile=anden Pahr nape, are et the Me, nerd sad Illsalseell, Win appnbaill yeekedey. The primers nil be brown barn the wean ancistrieles le-sorrow. 8111121.2 e, MONDAY, Noon.—W• ars experiencing tough weather on the terethaest sun This mooning the Oserp Patriot, Naples Peeled , llwase, Tallest, end Jan, sea-bdut ass* hare put beak. ant dna with loss of bulwarks. Mast ot then vans lad lea tree the Tale • banight, but bed ben le we sinew In Lin Iliesla iv la d a y la Day. soda trying le asks a ne ap Mil day lad ben ankh< a a seas/ ph. Lea night the bag geiss4 et_ Yrblih7 wet Illadult le Trill' me& Pena wade &acuity was aperineed resseing ne mew, thresigh the rocket Huss having fouled. They wan bank harem, stoat Ares hours shit the wad asap. Me was braking up this more The Cbaingien ben arm saner, Wafts with goods New and Lenin, bas ban eligsd to put back this sesning. Cirrow. Patens—Gin Illinuxo DAY. 120NuT. Pon 22.—AansinsM papaw, 642 ; stile bf mai ilel fa; Nil, 14 BRITISH POINIZEIVON& a Ira. 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IS I, 110191.98841M1N IP. a, 1.2 pm aln 1Y IS a limo owl re, lit 911 YI Roja"olal =la 6 of 10 of 4 all am. I vor INA — font* pal Moon. 16 rDm IS print Ytotee I t 101 all foollmsot Yams. all Wog *maim • 10 01l Do. 44 PUMPS. 9 Nof Woolen A W.W.I= 16 17 $4 il plentge.Altdomi...ic.... = = PI Tl= lUMBIL 11 LI 3 3 N N /1130‘ 10.000' 100 14600. 10 10.000: is 6,00 40 1 100 10 000 14 51.900 10 1.000 100 10,000 100 $6.000 100 96.000 10 10,000 /11 16,00/ 111 90,000 64 40010! IS 60,000 100 14.040 IN 16.040 04 N 16000 0 60.4011 II 10,010 0/ 10,000 100 400 10 11,100 OFFOOO 14 U.O LON 00A60 • LOS 10 MO NO B•ak of Baak 8r1c.001.EL... Britt& N. Amine. ClME= et OMNI fl A. aibt Om. et " : %_ ,aus.user WINNOW tAsoloa Isiko llamas JAN= : If ig stgr W . e i t i = D m r . 2l Oriental ark Oar Prowlatima i r a ndrol a w n aim Miss* Attalealls lii i i:ek e Lurks KEW W el Lades MO 486 , 100 106 16 17 II 1 q 1. ii 17 gi 6 11 11 OM 570 ist NO WO 11 11 16 IT 101 1111 be NO SOO IMO 111 14 47 II SU U I Si 10, M U U lii i U! Y 3T 30 30 101 14 48 111 II 18 NI Alteedi Oa I 11.10 00sawnowl Dens Grasl frwrirbak) MN ars{ 11110sse) 30 a r .r.aff ils r ih wi Mill 111.1 G. WIL Ter (ElailoW l N I N.. W Diere49 l So j North WSW . 0.154 Perla Par Ors- (111, Rimy) Uslted IforgOtlils.oo a Mt Marl 14 ?la . I Us. Itipse Vslor sr Torrey Mir =NOW lis Wes ism* (Mow 13 W.Oarsiss S h rd, 4. Neer I I is NI W Las We.) 41 ORDINARY NHARIB AND MOE& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. `IT BAST= AND ILTIN KAOICKTIC TILZONA2I.) mow ova owl oonswoweirourr.) This market is active. All kinds of grain except oats sell freely at Friday's rates. Business good in floor, at Friday'■ rates. Indian corn advanced from Is, to le. 6d. Beans slow of sale, and Is. dearer. Barley and oatmeal steady. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Mmes.—The market has opened with an upward ten dewy, and the public sale of Barbadoes went off at rather higher prices ; the Mauritius and other sales are not yet concluded. Refined steady; lumps, 68a. to 695. Corres.—The public sales are large to-day, including a large portion of Mocha, and will not be over till a late hour. TEA.—The market remains inactive. The Board of Trade tables for the month of January are out, by which we per ceive that our importations have been less by 1* millions at lbs. than in January, 1867, and that our deliveries have been 1* millions in excess, hence our stock has been reduced 3* millions in the month of January. The prieste telegram state that the shipments from China to the United Kingdom have been six millions less from the lit of July to the lit of ' January than for the same period last year, say thirty-flve millions againat forty-one millions. SALTPETRI.—The demand has improved, and • full amount of business done at rather higher pricer ; refraction 8 to 16 sold 308. to 324. iiicl-2,0041big;;11 in public sale 7s. to 71. 6d. ; 1,000 begs Rangoon bought in Os. 9d. Rum remains steady. Corrox—No sales Markets generally cirZlirdo-ilay. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The market ia quiet to-day. Town tallow le quoted 52e. 3d. nett cash ; Pet/mbar*. Y.C., on the spot, 52e. 9d. ; March, 625. 6d. ; April and June, 625. 6d. ; Oct. and Dec., 51s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. Z. J. Davis reports a good supply with little de mand :—Priase meadow hay, 635. to 6&i. ; superior do., 70e. to 76 70e. inferior do., 60e. to 60s. ; rowels, 60s. to 60s. ; dem, 800. to 950. ; second out, 70s. to 845.; straw, 23a. to 276. GOVERNMENT Op INDIA BlLL.—This morning was issued from the Parliamentary Printing-office the Bill for the batter Government of India, prepared and brought Into the House of Commons by Viscount PalMerston, Mr. Vernon Smith, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The bill consist of 62 clawed, and occupies 14 of the ordinary page• METROPOLITAN POLICE.-This morning were issued the accountant the Metropolitan Police, showing the sums received and expanded for the purposes of the Metro politan Police, Polies Superannuation Fund, Public Car- Heim and Polioe Courts In the year ended December 31, 1857. The total sum received from the parishes for the services of the Metropolitan Police amounted to 290,8714 19e. 6d.; from the Treasury, 103,3801. 64. ; the aims re ceived for special services of the police at public build ings, &c., and from maoslieneons sources named in the return amounted to 41,3181. 9s. 6d. ; these aunts, with a balance in hand on the let of January, 1857, of 45,6361. 12a. 2d., make the total receipts for the year 481,201!. Bs. 2.d. The total sum paid for the metropolitan police In the year was 444,2121. le. 15., leaving balances In hand on the 31st .f December, amounting to 36,9891. fie. Id. The receipts of the Metropolitan Police Courts for the year, including a balance of 8661. ss. 7d., brought from the 3 previous year, amounted to 71,602/. 31. 6d., and the expenditure to 67,808!. 13a., leaving 'balance to be carried forward of 3,7951. 101. 6d. There are in all 6,083 persons employed in the metropolitan police force. Theft consist of 17 superintendents-rat 4401. per annum, 1 at 3261., 14 at 2501., 1 at 2001., 140 Inspectors, 4 at 2001., 4 at 1681. 64., 6 at 1501., 1 at 148/. 65., 103 at 1181. 6.., 6 at 1001. 28., and 17 at 811. 18s. ; 630 sergeants, 7 at 1091. 45., 12 at 814 18s., lat 761. 14 e., and 610 at 634 14e. ; 6,296 coats 2at 781., 67 at 721. 16e., 9at 701. 4 4., 16 at 2 at 631. 14e., 1 at 62/. 134., 8 at 691. 16e., 1,417 at 641. 12.., and 3,790 at 49/. Bs. The sergeants and constables are allowed clothing and orals-401W. coals weekly to each married man all ,the year, and 401 be. weekly to each angle man during six months, and 201 6 e. weekly dining th e remainder of the year. isto asled over theft tabiTßiditeEnts f E x this AG i o n i ClTL y, TtniA rrhich L SOCIETY: whole county, and stimulate the different diatncts to im provement by it. periodical vials, may now fairly be looked span ea a fact accomplished. The list of the names of those who have given their satiation and subscriptions to the muse an ample guarantee that there will be no halting, no failure in the effriet which is being mach to place agricultural Essex on an equality with other counties. We never had a doubt of the moors of the project after we saw it earnestly Oaken up by such gentlemen ae Mr. Da Cane and Mr. Western, representing at once the land owners and op posite parties in politic.; and by Mesas. Baker, Clayden Robb., and other practical men of note and aa- The list before justifies the confidence cr - i us , includes the names of owners and occupiers el the soil in every district of Besex-and we am happy, too, to fl ed in it the names of tradesmen in most of the towns, for though they may not have an framer. diate connexion with the plough, yet In a county like this, those who serve at the counter, or direct the workshops, have an atlases interest in the prosperity and perfection of the furs yard and the field, which this association is threaded to roman-Zara Herald. THE COLLINS LINE OP STEANERS.-The United States mall steamship Atlantic would not leave New York as her regular day (the 13th), nor was It known whoa Or ant slimmer of that line would .ail for t his port, owing .° the Waal of the government to entertain Porter er.) boasboasln minas to the mail contract. The Betuabtargn e.s would mil tor the Clyde, 13th hot itlfirol h Itiolor 6p 0.114. 96 16 lavltkv.. l. 1. 51 D. et Dad. Polk Aber. Joao 0 Di IlltAaglisa. 16, p. c 106 116 C, Tp. 6 llO 114 D. Caddlco lc. 6 p.c.. No 1 116 170 rio. do. No. I 116 1* Do. Now 4p. Coot 114 US 1116 Brows Volga. INA IL Joasidso. 4 4 per pot Oat MM. & aillapli, fp. OSA. .. UN , !NW Dolt, tt i l. 74 711 • reatr. L. pa 111 P i a Do. 4f pecan/ 106 107 Do. sp. e. nolo* p. apa * N Gross N. Bsollood. I+l. rriL 101 U GUI& W. LL 4 2. O. 11.WA31905_/ 114 6 101 iP. S i= "I C 1 Econ.& No. el .... 94 Nev. &Nam 4p. a IN 11 Do.lntim 4 pot Not 67 N Nom 101 101 Chm ilm itra.6 AA 16 17 IN. /Irwhol. 11:2 11 1toit il i: I k DA Olmolet O. Nam 10 N. It i 12 L. a Itt 2. eitho 61 p . . 0 .. u oc. 116 140 Lertiowisaarli...NLl -- Do. Now flos. 11 pis et. Da do. 6 pg et lad L L.W. I 4/ 11 . lira! Me g a. Irl 141 tooNsAarri a reol4. a _ _. _. Kowa. &UNA p. et 1.11 131 Do el DA 11 per ; of t Ward Cor.lllNl Do Colo Pr. 11. Ile 111 111 id Do jar i l mii. Prot. Da 146 NI 111 NI EOM Abill..M.Pilli. p. Nave. . •111 i span IRON Ili 12 &NNW Dolma. 4 p. N. AL Do 6p. el Ix& 1160*. NO Tali 11111.1. ... 1$ 1111 11.1201.—Davi.t. e: hit. s s I.S t Lost per is: i s i 2 2al Do. Tat. b. It A mini ' L. ' 4 44 111 Talk INfteildra Oura. Novo& W 01.6 p. a tressr0..... M latde g a ve rs ltL ei 3.07 "I' 110 Iro per NBA " V 1111 111 Do potonl. 124.11112 71 73 Spuik NMI 41 p. a 101 101 3. 144.11001 AssJl.l.6l 16 1N De. 41 pis sal lOl 101 Do. SIN le poraus4.. - 100 107 llookb Wales par. 4 writ Ur 44 ow os/A. Twbilro4iiiiiii. : 11•16thati=41.11, 1 i 1/ I PIP - LIMN Lll/111D AT 11113) IMIT4 • 1 11612w674. I (1.1.0 P4N& A ~; a_