The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-12 00:00:00

ranting • scandal, ler by the Trod f doubtful aignig. Arwionio and its that what is oon the right of the he elections. But au (mance, has set windmill ; for it ah here to exclude mate action in the ployment in any d influence. This rrnment or of the 5148 ; and no one ze than any other rightful functions, ch were nude for d be employed for le election of the I annulled by 83 tood that the gene. anon will be form period. renal MOILXIXO. lteechid Pacha the lifted u follows iga Affairs, Foad riuli Pula—Post, INDIA. 1.-(Tlit/1 DAY.) sal mars, of thim to Ewer Hall, for the rersery eyeregithe la • the body ef the be; all otespied. bet the otathord perdpally Greve the Arebbtehop Bishop d Loral, the Ischia's:. Bilk. Can, r Sea. • Iteseird, I. Camara Maude, gra v. Cara Woodrum, reds peeks. player by the Bre. W. Imaretiam of the charts of Irish. pomaded to oyes taw stilt.. He mid he the cher to the Wee, the peemadost t es ordlthry bit • u_ed to tithe the their O. SOIM yews ego he wrstkes of the eseisty; armed erathary Mem, The nest tremsectleem the dry of all who led t. devious et Matt e amity. Theme tesease- I bait/ al the peal& to thowner, to believe s jetliner be oar mai d rowed the eatery there wee saw es la ems of the Erre sod knowing al that ears- Pregame to bestow rimiest esestryeses end of bygone spa of dark ' es salmi= of Crie ✓ caelirmisd is this by the birth wean held subset width • laws rots the crowded upper ort ta It, so fez how the iIICTOW. It vs% as!! rive; the vier ,bly followed up them by F.., it wee lmessegal he idolatry im emper e re that we could he” he S lout within the rebored= sought to I sword; but Christiana result a fore* or coat i to we was sot the lacul. wades euereise of imps be the future mo _vereerst • power rad el our nand fair play /IR it. ttr collateral* sod to s and thehr ammeger the an interesting statement. sty had pr•pered for this the late :nesting own the lunar) Society in London. it ammo. here been iary property being esti mmorthsden sot a single e colseiossries bad bees 41 had steady been in for the extension al tis at., of which two don- the asestiag wfil ie r m r s ; I, wbk h we give kere. K. weaned by the Lord by the Rev. C. Rarraza. • That Ws aspersig eisitstion of God la the g them to self aberment ',alma Wan 'ad to the ame of an national du ny adllkess of oar native ritiala ladle." Rat. ; sad seconded by Idesolsee of Council at "lion canoeist with the t of the true God, end al evils, boas ad the trais ‘ Te= 6 to the Bewares se cooing with the principles of • loot averts, sod anianalla b 7 T. P.C. Of 11111. Mjs. "el ladies mielleallsits ro- MS of !Witty te no oarn.tb• Prlermtlanal l. and the aorshastml moo d oreli at Isetes—all egoikre leg unmade Gan. and ti a nail NINA est whirr a, and der lb* annalmani mt work awl 'inng firth US. al Am. 4 v. I t e r l .l ida tuaa, a of tat ads waft alio an tomtit tlisesdilla th. itooto to the onowoo o .l g . ne moos ma ta y wit! alba loolottott the kingdom °I Ch6.l :ventthe vi boars. had The dais ciel meal gals. —On Thursday a , from Melts with s week's will be the lb* telereil to meets. The Aret wail be dm is Looks this day oulgatoe the treaty of Um, Wilms Franca sea the retificatiosa .rte h of Aogoie, The a " Friday, the 14th all shah of the year of the boohoo. Nei *MN" he gigantic oa Iwo, it V lumatrit. b. Ol die eetitti M Pan& At cent tam b 7 tb. khan., wharf Ponsillal l • La it lama oat that u•AAran, =krtad *adm gm.. no tread ilti'sd latt ei W i ci • o I Tyikivits; t cs be Owing dr d Wit look by 12 10,, of Mt. I.;= .em Po w% ge• re- LAW INTILLIGSNOL THIS DAT. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Centime it Deno ban Lied Ornpbell and Jordon Cote. ridge, Winklsm, end (tiOupton.) SPLAY IP. If AMR. The we. an amnion In Me Lard Meyer.' Court in which tf anechnient bed beim km& Mr. C. Pollock awned for • per, as the ground Mb the came of elks did not iris. width Me joriediation of be lad Mayboa Oenet. Tbe aliklarlt en dial the ee nidment wad eberbed we. nob by • gentleman neueet Claes, reeldteg at Liberal, sod baud thin ea award bad been bade la an motion ta wide Moen w•• plebtliff and Webb debedmi, mad by Mb word • se a et _4,000i. wee ordinal b be p a r i d ia reller to ftwers. deineint now shied ta lde Mb an ae at immeadieg whilinir to hs knew lAA bid hem beembe mid e lf the Mb le Ode soden tod a Om% m cc Mr . tler mi sease et bake, it any, bob is the city at New York, In 18/11, elms be lat had truirctions with tbe *Miff. The Cad melba • role nit to be served on the eaffetter mdacthig Me promedina te duo Lord Mamie Court, the of Wig awa • rd in New York. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. . _ Maw le lerate—Delore Chief Judos Cram sad Juan 101111ame„ Crowder, sad WIleo) VIII= V. ATIVENS.-111.1. TWISACTIONS. This wu en action epos • MU of ramp for 1001. sported by the defendant for the accommodetion of M. Griffin. The bin was amoeba with Kr. Deur, the erreisor whew Woe SOB reekied an ruarsorte sad that parses It wee ad had the bal. It get ire dr rade of M t = Zi77arts value for it, sad thred a t bare it became doi be heed the bill to the trough an ettcesey, berme he did sot ewe arse to ap pear r Maar kr es seas ea the bill. The piratii sem ger say ware bras aed when the ere art ear es am begeedeall the copy of the bill seared le • samme red add rot Or mu a de Mew of It, ma OW he lad am , lift 6000 1 1 011 104 The car wee tred heir Mi. Judo Oserrell, ma his rake rid that there tee se abase to the sodas ; ad he Isid the jary that they east SOO fa re pleksta Mr. D.Br dermer sew moved kw • ride for sew Mel epe• the om& arakeetke, ea that the war ire =W Wise. he Mesa esesed eareletel est se is m ilehm ai p r did liet ewer es as erkeemer el IWO le the ale Ida to we it. The sort mee se der Ois Comewell upon the rear bid GNI Ids add* wee eight ht the view which he M S lehea bser refred the rale M. D. hewer, tesk mespdas to the ground epos war japer me bred, n a dir about to am are le lege thot le me mated le is Mr. :saw War bungled the leered gentleman by wart hat Or he weal Geese ear the deasaciaille et Wpmaver eat coma whe shoat erterm ved ter • Gwen dm jawed. Mr. D. drymer add whet Is wired wee to wed la diet me dam arm (A larigh.) Ida ielleoL IMOLIS V. OIAT—SOTTCI Oge. P ACTION. ves as area te mover dama for tr emens at as acid berm the Lord Chief Justice, mar wee heed In the prude for V The pieta! wee Mena is the dereast ef sea premiere, No. 2, fl wee Ceektrap. reed, asd des trespass compered of wee the pars deers • lea. - kr. Betjamat Parry sow moved le War a meliot for the delleheet ; toi submitted, upon the tombeeliel of various eseleee la the Baaidiag Art, that she ilehmleet, la what he had dem o had maid seise that slaw% sad theratom was w lab ad l e i se *Mks. No welt wan bed been even. COURT OF ERROR. pirroormo or TES 0001?. The Lad Chid /Mem mom — Isee — mort -- ;;Me . o'clock, mad aid their lordships bed verb the tederdmi eppeidmmle it Adage la error. The men ireoll hike =ere trees the QOM'S Brack am Tbriehyr 211 11 dad FrilaT. the nhir Meg term ; and ea ley, Feb. Ms lad, end Wednes day, the id, after One. TM mod wield tam lib wr e en as Monday, the dtb, *ems se loos eemrr er b be mavadeet. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. - , Wate - - - . IL) ia Yisses.-Bedbre Me Lied Chid Brom, mad Berens dertiar, end agem TIES ATIVIUM-01X1AAL I. 11•11111%,-PAT11 AND MT. KAIBY moved, ptiretnat to kayo mattered, that the Verdict la this came, which bad beat astseed for the crown, should be wit aide, and the verdict catered br the defendant. It was so indlingation tried be fore Mr. Baron Bramwell, sad died at the WI of the Attorney-fen egoist Mr. Berry, clanging garter prattle. for carrying ma the bier el • paper ma mnbseenrer without a Boers. In sagstres the a t quarks In ire we whether the eider gradramed Mr. Berry wee paper within a d s resarg al the est ef By a sides a set. rling *gra the fat of Anne to the 2•11 and lel ef Thaw* edits bad be imposed opal payer, tat a dry one ilitembe horsed en • hones for mankaters. By soma other ado duties res ispred ea Mr ad skins, but this was • diet Irl l. l ,dlegy es was oho the duty on the horse for arida seandarend been Asa, each as vellum sad probated. Al thews este hod era Mee repealed, so thre vas ewer =itrsow no ea er vellum. In laid Mr. attiri y * dry peter *was perhoseed meandastre den eitiolerdeh wee smineinll trona both penshaer art Wes didge oast being based* • Mb. = e ms eselealed that the article wee paper, awl that Mr. Bony wee hoed to pay the duty of 114. a 11,sall asses duty for the licence. As there was bend Ms at beat aides, It was thought right Ast t a ll&ediem shoed be abed by fling a If their lemihip thought that the =e wee met irldin the ereging el the set, then the urn vend be milled to the wild. .The inseam err i t the teld whether this was • grates r, or wholly es pod me far dairy, and be VOW WWI I was • • queer ef law. He wend - mow Itmed up • weirs ef the milieldadVire to their leedebips, and Medi ash these to say whether It wee or paper P Mr. Beres Yertin-Perinment, Or F. Lelly-I as sat. that If the law was now as it was fiemerty, when the dry es parehroad was 2s. and on paper heddige media soy that this woe liable to the Chief lissm-Ile Mew Rally, if you vied are then• Ms, we wIl hiss yea “oeglatr.) We this yon or. andded M• =b. Bale it asenellegly. COURT OF PROBATE. This morning the new court held Its first sitting la the led Chancellor?, Coot. There woe a very Ism atasadsate dowry branch of the legal yeofestien, advocates, berriaters, posters, and wormy% and the general public wee re mained by as tray persona u meld by dint of say inconveslenes *lmmo thenualves into the y rmdl spat-totem In which the highest branch of •nsso7 law takes up its abode when it sojowas at Weiainaler. Amens* those present wows the Queen's Adenoma, the Admiralty Adverse', Drs. .1 WM elpialts, Wainbey, and Tristram ; Warm, Q.C., idyls James, Q.C., Aar tos, Q.C., Maidity, Ac. At ivs" cialook Sir C. Crewmen, attanded by his sews km Mr. Casewen, sad two el We registrars, Dr. Bayford end M. Illtddhese, enteral the mart, Gad we readied with /he wed diwwwtrethew ell respest. The Wen patent were Sim reedy Dr. Detrilirik betwidiately eller whirls The Closta's Advawile nee irwd rid—lly Loral,—ls the ems sod eet What el the her whale arm I ass, and when mews attendees WAN their eaneerremee la the ober- Wise, lam shoat to we* I big to air you our good dome wed hearty reamiluletleme ea tissessise do age of Julie et the Probate Cold mad Judge Ordiesey ef the Conti for Divorce and Matrheadal Cause. woon lord that the her einem themselves meet Webem.draeandertle .... of of seek la th f such ant sad MI in ths tall vigour of lisel=ed For that mallet branch of the pre/webs 171714 Fl u e 2 .2 :. his.., more peculiarly le w mirewiW, I eue moat my that 'Mime h we nete4 leak leek we imam of regret awl of bowel rid% we ow de leek Ihneent to the Muse ebb hope wed ore- Ilfeese; owl although we hare been !Mend 10•11111111111 0911111•117—MA IS we we well maw by the eat or de ity d your lerilehip—ftell our mks* habitation, we sun V sweelne et hem mar the sthaftw of the hall so king dellowed to Lou owl Mite ; set we way way with the terse of old, " Nee wines rem tediesetse." Degly co...clomp so we are that la a ass, nark awl with a s ore,era dwe haw mach le Lewd Midj ea tt a t we hew oho onierhisg to In *Why ems *We who Wong to other hessehme id the yeellwas, sled I hese we shell receive a Wis sewleses beigkedity frets +- Whet, wader the more tattewded powers audissid epee wa de the prectioe in their MIA& I lied OW we doll all wart beemesieeely together for the mom ef semees es a smesseei ism the greet med alled lajwWprmdrwea whisk bee hers wilt* islowited et leer heieWe sepedessed lends, end et Ile es we my lb@ =hal weight of and uspessiney gbh/ bee bon eel ipso pm. Deekst Ceeemose I seed set sey es wee mks condi -411111% WS whileted listwee• lbe Week ittrhrrz. ems Snag ems Ida vest here Ind AI keg liesrldi yew 'ord eal the pellede• r wine saw I INN Mealy ea MI yams. oissers el applaw.) Aufwift reply I wiles ha yes tad estfSS, jperdwew le Qrs. MeV yes have edireeled elk say eased Wean he the Miami with mike yew lave reeie dr saw slime Isis Oh met I mum yea nest - TSB EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENINO, JANUARY 12, 1858. may, last I wee meek in and of some such eneoeregimmat ; I could set lake my seat in this place without um enziewo hare lad I &oR prove unequal to the Mabry of the duties which I have takes upon myself. I am new flaily eseured of the kindly /sling of the bar, Slid I mu pima the utmost confidence both In Ariz leaning and in their honour—their learning will nap* as with the information which will be so aaeeaear7 te me la the discharge of my duties • and their honour Femme dim teem attempting to um IMO kiss ing as • mow et inhisedlog the judge. You hays been Ved.sir, to Auk to my experience in Westminster , and Me the talarent in me which hie been *Med by the large aseemblege od the ter upon this meadow If I have bed the good fortune to acquire their goodwill NA :Inl tea only asaibo it to their justice in tolievtig lave ever been animated by one Imam do dre-4 desire, namely, to hold the melee between all own, a desire to chow no preference, or = a but to deal equal justice to everybody that Iwo emir before me. I hope I may without preesteption preashe that during the net of mial war I that follow the tam to of co nduc t and happy shall I be If at the comeludon of those few years during which I may hold my meat Ohm, I shall be able to carry with as fleet It the mot kted feelings with which my mama bit be. boa usetted. MILS W. 1117KDY. L this ISO% tidal misled lo the will of Kra Sarah Her tort, this ealyqualka wee whathar the ode of the par t, wheledloppesall ate gnat of peek* bet lobe withdrew hie aeeerllea arid to aimed att of the slab. Darr der seelelal tha egalleatha ea behalf of the exe cutors, mg De. Vohs yes bard tanagert of It. The Court Ma a• pont WI bola shown for ma tes the vill, ea Wand le slatosele se payed. M M Sei SO i - M m w ►w 3 in an • W toe to• = t — t _ t i ..... st. a im SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctooc. The railway share market to-days generally flatter, in anticipation of the settlement, which will commence to-morrow. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is especially depressed, and has declined to 931 to 94. London and South Western has fallen to 481 to 481 per share. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 98 to 981; Midland, 931 to 931; and Eastern Counties, 12 3.16 to 12 5-16 per share. Great Northern is fairly supported at 241 to 25. Manches ter and Sheffield and North British continue to meet with enquiry, but Caledonian and most of the other leading descriptions are weaker. Most descriptions of foreign and colonial railway shares have also declined, including Grand Trunk of Canada, Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, Sambre and Meuse, Pernambuco, Riga and Dunabarg, and several of the Indian stocks. l es ilifiCtowsi efisPhin ai r •=1 I Wei wars jibs* Teetli.! ri tia If IS . !I 14 a a W IS Ms 14 IS See I se LI I f t lb U SP ; Mirk itft a - i ow NaduWs W • r iirb: Wiledued Mum 1166wfird aid Um& Wog Crawdl W. sr alwa.lliiieWlP. De. A /6L:6 On / De. B par So Wow lAA Iliddl== MUM la mad Alimus tleyles irlon7Jumelea. ?Owes le &Wpm's_ 111;1111 - f 011.4 Ontral Pram— Ot.Lossabra rg Ilepri lake Cleiseene Dr.. Uwe Sumbeeet LaMar& Verwilis.. Lamb Plelejelle‘e.ireL Limo emi lemeis err Anemia . De. de. per RM. leelheesef hem —.—... De. New Orem . .11 11i..... Pariesse WI To ir7i a cr a rbre•Jp.ii. sow sag asysi Dada lord Swab W. 7 per Ilimbro_mill Mem , - 107.11,7116 — . lllmams d Fier........ Ihm Maims IN6 Fr east . : Willem 11111.11 AI WWl= a Umiak Woolen d !IsM.l • r a g . 14r et % lir A.. . D 0..... Ospilg Deft, a Lae Rum 11. - 5671 If w - - . . . .7. —.— 7. lafilwarsat.,6o6•6o46 6.116.,A55. 1,16/S , Mopmil by 11.11.111.8, Ds. July 1, UT I, ditto Os. Alas l c 16 . 6 Z mils =NM 11. arum bat lair ......—........ pi* ka l rier. M. Iligt easbaitun• De. Pap,.16.41 np. pie 101.0. Sou Ds Dot on , _ Ds. Ds• I i f • If " my I I t pt 1 I 1 t po ri 11 i Pa IN 110 Ili 110 IN re lee Ili P i i 1 I Pa Pa wg El MAW M I ri .-Irl I" -- ii In 4+i 111 . 114 il IN PI Sii fe fl Na I ii P. I. Is e I P 3 1 alt A IIII: 8 1 1 . I Si dis $1 N •1 IT SO IS ji hie 3 S P : - ' SO II II 14 SI ST D•716;;;11 . - Wu Ds. es. TN Air 10 De. 4s. Is. 0 4 0 Ds. le. 111. games, Maim Orr. 46 pm ref. De. 1 pr De, 41 pm I. Doh tit 4 MEL Os-- DM* analeAtiwiL IV Ili ON Wil ni 63 1 .11! lad(Uss)at.A.Ampik. 10 • diAL Ilaspabias lisi to is. Watts 19 fa. Pe 6 Is le t if=lllo.. I lii I 4ft 4 4 OM in i 6 Om iti I i we 10% t N. $ A I?' of i I :11 I I 1111 Is. 1 4 111 / Se Ile am NS i I in lie P. lie Its s a r 4 i s Pa 2 I FM COLONIAL OOMNIIINT INCONINTIN. AL II paliallilsly lei le% 110414 10/1 Si IL tigirelailb.lase. ift I 111 114 epent.Mor=L 1011 10114 111. Ilesedwidd WS 1611‘1,11111 Itlf ird sly I* p*Ded MI NI dial Me al lima tlst. lig. mrikes.lslll .MO Me deldal 1011 sa p. &Nod. IN dos AilhAJlNAlsky IND ad I l i b 1 3 1 1 11 _ ..01 41 44 . if $ +m• i I. 1t ,o . al li to am I i 4w 4I SI SO $4 26 IS II r! a a' Ili 19 IS lle N 41 SIUi iSI Si U II so is II U 41 SY U U II 4 i 8 4 A I 4 le le It °II gli I an 51J 50f 2 $ 11 le 21f 51 IS i l kr „ 3 , ,i 0/ 4k 17 *0 i I fir neer • 7 SI 64 II I $3 $ f 1 1 i i 1_ U IS 114 U MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two o'aool. The funds to-day are weaker. After declining percent., prices are now quoted 3 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. The late speculators for the rise are still realising. The share markets exhibit general depression, owing to the approach of the settlement. Consols were first marked 941 for the 4th of Fe bruary, fell to 941 to 1, and are now quoted 941 to 1. For money the present quotation is 941 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 941; the Five per Cents., at 1111 ; Exchequer Bills, at 13a. to 17s. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 991 to 991 ; ditto, 1869, at 981. .. . . . Money is very easy to-day in the Consol market. A oonaderable amount of business has been done 111 the foreign stock market, bat in several cases prices are lower, including Mexican, Peruvian, and Turkish Six per Cents. The last mentioned stock has been sold as low as 97. The fall in Peru. Tian is owing to • vague statement, ex tracted from an American paper, pointing to impending revolutionary troubles in Porn. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Two and-a-Half per ,Cents., at 54} (exchange, 26f.) ; Danish Five: per Cents. at 100; Dutch Two and-a-lialf per Cents., at 64/ (exchange, 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 99; Mexican Bonds, at 201; ditto for account 15th Jan. at 20/ ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, at 78; do. Three per Cents., at 63 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 88 to 881; ditto for account, at 871 to 881; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, at 25; ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., at 971 to 97; ; ditto for account (16th January), at 97; to 97; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., both for money and account, at 104. At Paris today (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 10c. for the end of Jan uary, and at half-past one o'clock were quoted at the same price, being 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The exchange on London was quoted this morning at Paris 26fr. 20c. for short bills. Southern Railway shares opened at 670 fr. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank of England yesterday was as much as 200,0001. A con siderable portion of this consisted of Russian gold, and another portion of specie ex the North Star. It has transpired that this vessel brought a consider able quantity of specie from New York. The total amount of gold known to have been bought by the Bank since the date of the last return is about 390,0001. On the other hand, the dividend pay ments must cause the withdrawal of some amount of coin from the Bank. Good bills are freely discounted "out of doors," at 41 to 5 per cent., and at these rates there is a fair demand. At the Bank of England the applications are only moderate. Recent operators for the rise evince a disposition to take their profits, the more especially as the fort- nightly settlement is close at hand. It is appre hended that the speculative holders of many descrip tions of shares will be required to pay high rats. Sr the privilege of carrying over their purchases. The Bank of Frankfort on Saturday reduced the rate of discount to 5 per cent. At Hamburg the current rate is 3 per cent. The settlement of the fortnightly account in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation-day"), and close on Friday. Yesterday the Ottoman Bank received 20,0001. in gold from the Levant. The amount of specie brought by the Canada, from the United States, is 154,0001., which will probably come to hand to-day, and will be sent into the Bank. The money market at New York was quiet, but the stock market had given way. Illinois Cen tral Railway shares, for instance, were last quoted at New York, according to the letters, at 85, but, by telegraph to Halifax, are reported somewhat better, at 87, or 13 this. The bonds were quoted at New York 83, and, by telegraph to Halifax, 84. The accounts now to and from that side are still only in reply to English advicea of the 11th December, when the Bank of England rate of discount was still ten per cent. Consols were quoted only 911, and the pressure at Hamburg continued. It is anticipated that when the Ame ricans learn the astonishingly rapid improvement which has taken place in Europe, a much more cheerful feeling will be diffused throughout the United States. The exact amount of specie taken by the steamer Tyne to the Brazils is 60,5001. Letters from Mexico mention that considerable re mittances of silver, chiefly in the form of dollars, continue to be made to China. These shipments tend to diminish the amounts sent from this country. The Eastern exchangee, as advised by the coming mail, seem to present little alteration. At Bombay the tendency appears to be a little more favourable. At Berlin on Saturday the exchange on London was quote! 6.19, "buyers," being rather higher ; at Frankfort, 1171; and at Paris, 25.20 to 221 for abort, and 25.70 to 721 for 3 months bills. At Bt. Petersburg the exchange on London is quoted 351 d. The price of tallow is reported firm, at 1631 to 164 ro., with 10 ro. down. An understanding has been come to amongst some of the banks, including the Oriental Bank, and the Mercantile Bank of India, Australia, and China, with the support of a number of leading firms con nected with the East India and China trade, to reduce the usance of British bills of exchange from six months sight to four. The Oriental Bank have accordingly notified that, as soon as arrangements can be made, the extrema term for bank drafts in India, Ceylon, Singapore, and China, will be four months sight, and that from the 30th of Jane next the purchase of mercantile bills by this corporation will in like manner be restricted to bills not ex ceeding that term. The tendency of this mea sure will be salutary, since it will cause returns to be made with more rapidity, and, by contracting one of the avenues to mere speculation, will render the Eastern trade intrinsically sounder. Previous to 1847 the ounce of bills in this trade was ten mouths : after the crisis of that year the term was reduced to six months, with beneficial results. The majority of the bills are drawn against shipping document., and the fact that the average passage of sailing vessels from India to London certainly does not exceed four months, furnishes an additional argument in favour of the measure now adopted. It appears that the Turkish government have at present under consideration a project, emanating from the late Reschid Fiche, for the reform of the eurrency. The scheme, the details of which seem to be es yet sufficiently crude, involves the calling in of the whole mass of paper money, and the issue of new state bonds bearing 6 per cent. interest, with a sink ing fund of 2 per cent. per annum. As special guarantee for the new bonds, all the revenues of the customs and other indirect taxes of Constantinople are to be hypothecated. It will probably be long before the project gets beyond the paper stage. The ordinary general meeting of the National Discount Company is called for the 27th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Ans. Malian Investment Company is called for the 29th inst. --- The half-yearly meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company is to be held on the 28th inst. The weekly traffic return of the Brighton Railway Company presents an increase of nearly one thou sand Vice-Chancellor Wood, who is charged with the winding up of the London and Penzance Serpentine Company, has made a call of 31. per share on all the contributories. — The Netherland. Load Enclosure Company an nounoe that the subscription list to the new 7 per cent. debentures will be closed on W., 14th instant, " there being but a small amount remaining to be taken up." The Sun Lite A/lariat:a Society announce a divi dend, as well as an extra dividend, payable to tke shareholders, and a bonus to the policy holders. MONDAY MYANMS. The funds to-day presented few features of inter est, the transactions being upon an unusually limited scale, and the variations in price trifling. Upon the whole, a little flatness prevailed, especially in the afternoon, and the closing quotations were / per cent. below those of Saturday. Most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange exhibited a drooping tendency. Consols opened this morning, as they closed on Saturday, at 96 to for the 4th of February, and remained with little variation from that price until nearly 4 o'clock, when a decline to 941 to 96 took place, the quotation for money being, at the same hour, 941 to t. After the close of the Stock Exchange a further reduction of per cent. was quoted. The official business re port is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, foe money, 941_, 96, 94/ ; ditto, for account (Fob. 4), 954 96; Three per Oents. Reduced, 95, 94/, 95/ ; New Three per Cents., 95/, 95 ; Bank St oc k, 2n, 220 ; India Stock, 220 ; India Bonds, Is. prem. ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in /858, 99/. Exchequer Bills have again risen ls. to 25., closing at 12s. to 16s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. showed decided beavi nem to-day, falling 11 per cent., the closing quota tion (at 4 o'clock) was 97/ to 98. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were firm, at 1031 to 1041. Rus sian,q Portuguese, and Sardinian Bonds met with in . . uiry. Bank shares to-day were steady, but Ottoman Bank showed a little flatness. Routh Australian Bank were quoted 11. higher. Union Bank of Australia were also inquired for. National Discount and Submarine Telegraph shares likewise met with some demand. South. Australian Land and Nether lands Land were flatter. Peel River Land remain quoted 21 to 2/. The quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as follows, viz.: Onde Rail way, /to prem.; Central Onde Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Punjaub Railway, # to 9-16 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, 1-18 to 3-18 prem. • Copiapo Extension Railway, / die. to par ; Rigs itailway, /to I prem. ; Indus Steam Flotilla, Ito 1/ prem. •, Great Southern of India Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds, tto 11 prem. • Grand Russian Railways, to 1/ prem. There Were also transactions in the shares of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Com pany at / prem. POW= KUM& UAW 311 Amisellui ... le UAW I Moe Araar4. laskei lee lUSS If lees.lowileat It.ps IN 11.00$ le BMWs". del Rey U 1.,0110 $ De,lAmd Ma .Ce. ill eii,eet I Cle.Oss.iiia. Co. Jam I MOM 0 Cdre Ogler ..... r. /UN 1 TOVlesieTalaCiipir . 4 AIM 3 Fortmes inmia"."B". : : = le Gerd ............. di MAN II Umwa lwillimini = e l MAU I ilkelledle - elf I= 1 11111111•1 O. Sa sr Wee le Pedelleeilillv. Lod a Koss I red Meg 1 ?AU le le 0e11i..... v 111.1 U 3130331 ..... ek JOINT STUCK I 1...M1 :Ira a:4 11.1112.117 , n ly -.. 4• 2r2.0.1.11•21dem5e. 116" /0 ea brltie NMI all 1111.2110 Cliartaredliatal Asitralla. owl la lau tab IM Ognial I 100 Ommairdel d Imaina 10 raa.11K4.24122.01.an. all Claa.baballafterlad Is aa 11 La2.0122.11/224121a. a/3 M Leaden arl Oaamay .. 21 Mat Milk ... I Premil lagland If Da. M.. IS MW. all all 111.125 1 Prer.adi 1. De. .. all n *milk 4.040 , 1J [UAW*. LI Vaasa! aailstla .. mei moss. 16 N.M. 10 U l7 nits at Loan le ON 10e altv vs 120 1fei.1222 al Lean" se M adrift DI. (146111•11. SI Suolvallse aggiseareL to 1. Amotrallaa loyal 1411 a ;r t ; i i i . I ra wsurftet : : s ai 16 10 MIKA Si C° L.Pret.7e Pr It all 180,0+0 5 Smog raw. a 00.044 I De. PoeSistso; .... all 04,144 twr.timarAtasa(Va) all 40,000 bass lam ... ..... . mono M.Tairmisl l all N to. i asst. Woe: osi istit - io au 70 . 0 e e 6 tollol4sleallas Ppm all II 1 .t U 1 3,00 z II Ins Ilasew . all U. II law N 4,10114.3 14 U.N. ID Lambs Illismat I Mk 4 Ilsa.OnslassOas, all 11, II ReVral. all Ilk li Nish= Is It Suarlest all 10,001 N Itallmi Dissesat Om. 0 11,110 10 Sulksbads Issag II 14110 10 Us DN.... all U.N. 1 Deaprot.PnUalit lOU all 16,1141 I Ds, De I icieksimi 1,1114 let 11.1kusa.1110.11•1LIsel Ila 101,670 I MSS MU Asaleuirais mil U.N. 111 Ilse& at Sums Ilasis. all 1111,N0 Gm all U.N. I _ 1314 "IlevW Ms 10,1411 FaiMlvarlam4llllloral all U.N. 11 VaelashOrloslollllorm 4 Isms II Ds. Yaw 10 10,000 10 Wow, last -. all 140,140 11 Os. Saw .. . all 11,000 100 Lora. mall 1ei. ......... ....." - so woos i taw. onsim ou I 14,160 II Amami= IssL all MON 1 Tin. oslp all MON I Ds. Do. sairsc al. 011.000 la I"Laaaoa4M.Oas. 0 1 1 6 ,0111 1 I Vas Dialsas% WS WAG et. !Warta Dogs ISO 10.001 110 Dias), ...-- it *as IFToscle °mai Kr. MoQom solisr villiTrlt wee pliable that the new mien would be Send bale the Arm stare of thla court P air C. Creamesil wee reedy net fa a candalcut to say. The emasermeale elf Se court had ben reads so ea sult, who r earealease d the civilians migW be emceed is Ow Orr of Arches and Court of Admiralty ; sal the that sitting of the Coen of Mere would Swabia be on Sato:- day ant. It was pedble that the orders borne r published before that time ; bat it must be borne Is aid flat under the act they could not be leaned beim the mart wee in actual existence ; and it had only coins into = Al e r it the previous day. The court con stged of eight emely—The Lord Chancellor , the three oldie pations. the three senior justices, and hicOmelf ; and whether they would be able to meet and agree upon the orders before estarity ant he (the learned Judge) was quite unable to lay. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. DIBPIItATIIiArtT. 0 . 24411 ws p.oed at the i;;; Wore Alderman Nem, charged with the following ameault upon John Holder Bichardeav i rain otasequence Ungerrg out his ur eic* the Her Riebrion std—My reband's some is John Helder Richeresu and I live et No. 3, Neelleleauiree, Alderigramtrer Aber three o'clock in the of the 2ad of Jar, we were ha ear nee with t l rt l e Ili a miser and Ids ser and two other rear. My haeber gave the perinea • ihnepany pro le pt some beer, bat be radar some rime herd. ity Maar end the primate had rase wade doe it, end the YON this sold he raid Ire the um away, of be Ear down the heepiany_ pre my railand pee bin My Leber Odd he ilarl net lake the rum away, he be wadi reek the lair bat The Marthen took up the ee my heeler raverel t him. I the yew ear Milks J t ale, who was per brehre to p m e n t a Lisburne', ant he - did se, and the everially went arias met el the way. My followed him apish; end I heard him tell for • light mad, atterunds reira t " He has got • poker," and in a few minutes my rebind came running down stairs, bleeding very much at the bor. and he was soon after taken to the hospital, when he bee ermined ever since. Wen Joule said—l we. present when Richardson seed the prisoner to get some beer for mapper, and he gave him • fourpany piece and lour pennyworth of half pence", and the primer said he did not think he could get say beer, bat he led a drop of rum in his pocket, and ha manned the bearers to Ric ardson , who told him to p rdoon and drink IL We all went in, and when the rum was put on the table, Errors threw down a penny, and said That will ply mar I'll treat you," but the prieoner took not the rot and threw down the money, and said he should Mb the ram raw Richardson, however, said that es the reve was Sr they would drink it, and rather than Id 1t ple wadi break the bettle. The prisoner meld if he did he oar pat Ira up the chimney, and added that Rierrean had beau not attempt it or ha would be sorry be it. The prisoner add there had been some animosity between them • e.gl time, upon which Richardson took of his coat and asked him to go oat kr the court with him, but the prisoner ran to the fireplace ad *hod up the tongs. We got dim away from him, and I Wad in search of • constable. I afterwards sow him with the roved, with which he at= to stub re, but it was tarn from him. Mrs. Ric and the primer's wife adder him • . so oner) to go up rim and he did so. Richardson him up, but dadlag no Exist there he celled for one. He then came down end went up spin with • light, and I went up with hint, and he opened the door of the room in which the pri soner wee, ani er, " DUI, he has got the poker ;" and im mediately a ft erwards I saw him struck with some weapon era the head, but I oould not tell whether it wee the tongs ar • . I heard Richardson exclaim, "Oh I he has ma." Mrs. Neal ran to Richardson, but the pri soner called oat, " Come lack, Ann, for I have done for him." I went into the room to look for the prisoner, but could not find him so I went down stairs and detained Richardson until a policeman came and than I took him to the hospital. Alderman Rome said it was a merlons case, se the man we still in the hospital, and the report of the surgeon appeared that it would be next to imposer for him to recover. The prisoner wu thirster, remanded. LAMBETH. CANDIDATIA 701 DITOICI CND= Tel NEW ACT. This morning there were two eandideles for divorce under the raafsmW rams of the now 111. who sought the raegkeestes (the lion. J. C. Newton) advice as to how they "hour Fared to rain rah elder. The first was • frg man, of respectable eprereate, who said that attar about five yams ego, bis was and himself soiled fa men t i r i C Cape of Good Hope, mad daring the voyage he found that his wife curdled array with a pram an bard, but an her myrwing much am ftran for her re .tract, end solotly promising not to repeat the 011111011, all finger bac Yr. Norton—lf that is the only charge you have ardor your wife, you cannot claim any benefit from the new act, as you have, what. called in law, condoned the offence. Applicant—l have other charges, sir. The conduct of my wife at the Cape, after I forgave her wee anything but pro per, end since our return home she has left zee, and is living with another man. Mr. Norton—Well, I think that will entitle you to relief, and as you rem an intelligent person, and r there are many charges here to be disposed of, I think the beet thing I can do for you. to refer you to the 17th dames in the ace, which will direct you how to proceed in the tartan The applicant reed the clause attentively, and *ankh" the IListe for his kinder, left the arr. ot applicant was • wall-Mused yew 1111111 M, who mid that her husband was in the her of 111-rei and har ing her, bat it appearing that she mired ha the di rid of the llonthwark Court, she wee reined to the meglenale ei that start. OIZAT Pill Ar MI ONNIMAIL SLIAM NAVY OAYION COMPANY'S roirs.—(THlS DAL) This morning, shortly before three o'clock, a fire esteemed at Deptford Creek, in a building about 200 feet keg belonging to the General Steam Navigation Company. It le lordly Docossory to state that in an artablialtment of =eh magnitude property of enormous value was deposited, sod swing to ite highly inflammable nature, the flames emended upwards of fifty feet into the air. The firemen went to work in their usual Intrepid manner, but very few of the lend engines could be worked, on account of the scarcity of water supplied by the Kentish pipes; but the Dockyard mew wee ably manned by 120 soldiers, and the floating enema of the Delgada were likewise embed. For a long time they& net semi to mho the least impression on the fire, and irmirdly the turners' shop; and milatakers' lofts became ipiliL Myriads of sparks and large pleas of burning were wafted by the wind a considerable distance, destruction to every building they fell upon. Notwithstanding the greet risk the firemen were 11111111111181 te they kept to their posts, and by entering the deed eesenertmenta of the building, with the Wee In hood, they were enabled at last to get th e fi re es therdebed, bet the damage done will amount to a eetious was. - he me whole el the Werlaoollll4 two storeys high sm last Ise, be levelled with the ground end the sellneekanf of intiters' shops hare be es &- temp& Fortueststp the company is Minted In the Phmeda gasps. The origin of the Mambo la not al poem' prelim* Imam but it is the prevailing opinion that it was the result of the spontaneous oombaetioa of moo of the Mass. A strong body of the R division of penes was Is aismdeme, nadir Mr. Superintendent Nal lass, win logsthsr with the soldiers sad Loess ars do meta( of pest plebe he the roam th ey mired theta alms la fllsawariss to sztingnish me a ductal arc Tux LzvitutAtt.—The °widow at Ilillwall peringso wire aileasi wttkgain' sesissa, in average ahem aL twaty net Irv* hooi nolo la Os nom of r 67 . Tbi rmatir soma gi pkil Ma lo • awn pain* low rgie of mom% es pogo each krandlo mom Wise moo thus Mon. per dower lei at rope dip, awl ma Ihoodore the vibratory mods' godlomisty ansithei. No slip, however, was kw Om lino babes, but do, Ink plan so .o toy is le diet is the mom of the Ay tie shows vs ban LOCAL SHARE JURISTS. i 40., Imam J AL IL—IMI3O Mame aottembh tit the ther• market M aar. TM mem the tramactione —ooadoslaa. Los lee sad Cadisia ilenele e —DIM (MtSled deleml. • p —1.••• Ma aad /Meth 0 ele 9-11.achmtar, Meted& sad Ma. 401 1 401--lestik Ilmion. at i I—Orsad Truk et Md—WIM Imitable, meMed, e—tmods a s d Limemet Ormet. Ilamermrsa.Jm. IL —Them ma aseme ••••••••• m • ..Me rtes Ma1e..... Meet Omee Mutant 0 • Damm i :Ll: : L e d a, 94 1: Mletaale. Me : Mallaida. elk: 14toece, 13. lip ; Ohugi. Neva p. ; Lam Mama" i 4. DIA= OF TEE EkEL OF WINCHILSEA. Friday lest the death of the Earl of Winch.lees took place at Ramboim Priory, Unruh!». The deceased nobleman, who was in his stzty-seventh year, inherited, as ninth earl, at the donne of his cousin, la August, 1826. He was thrice married ; first in 1814, to the eldest daughter of the third Duke of Montrose, by whom he had ism the present awl and a daughter; the countess died in February, 1836, end in February, 1887, the late earl was married to the daughter of the Ist* Right Hon. Sir Charles Begot, who died without inns in 1818; and, thirdly, in 1849, he was mareled to the eldest daughter of Edward Boyd Rice, K Dens Court, Kent, by whom he had three sons. T'be presented, late Viscount Maidstone, is not at present, we believe, In England. He was married in 1846 to Constance Henrietta, daughter of the Earl of Uxbridge, by whom he bas a son and heir and three daughters. The deceased earl was a conservative, and chiefly known in public life for his strong antipathy to the Maynooth grant and the admission of Jews into parliament, and for his readiness at all times to join in the my of "No Popery." In 1829 Lord Winchil sea, together with Lord Eldon, end other Wes, strongly opposed the Roman Catholic Relief BIZ but the Duke of Wellington had brought the whole power of government Into action, 'and triumphantly carried the measure. Lord Winchelsea, writing to a gentleman connected with the then new institution of King's College, among other observations on the duke's motives, invaded to him an Wanks "to introduce popery into every depart matt of the non" The duke demanded an apology hr the expression and, which not being given, a duel ensued between then en the 21st of March. Lord Winchelass, after the Oaks bed Bred and mimed, discharged hie pistol into the sir, and than tendered the required apology, which settled the &pate. _ _ Tws BEQUESTS FOR GLASGOW.—GIargow his at length the pecuniary means of becoming tae of the best educated towns le the world. A merles of muni ficent bequests has placed in the hands of the Dor poestion and other petite bodies as ample amount of funds to secure the education of every child of the humbler classes in the city, and to gin a higher tone and greater efilolency to secondary and upper schools for the Clpopulation. The sum of 10,0 M., bequeathed to al derchants' and Trades ' Houses respectively by the late James Badman, is destined by the to Lament of the donor for educational purposes, se well as the rum of 3,0001. per annum, for ten years, to establish industrial schools for poor children. A Legs bequest of the late Mr. Alexander, also fur education, is seedy to bs employed as soon as the magistrate and council can dater mho hew ins teeny may hest be spent. The Indies of the Parguson Fund are elm papered to sup port, out or &dr vest resources, any scheme by which the moral, talidiestnsl, and religion' Interests of the oom =may be promoted. These, together with existing sot ahsaYonal hundations and charithia hen en ihancial MOM for the rapport of aeis end Gru l' e s :L(6mM of elmetice of which In conumodem la the kingdom have the llko; AEI ass keen mu end the citirees in general have SU IT the good New end skill to tun the opportunity now samba to Musick] and fruitful ac count, our large and growbg population may to a few years praemt a very Merest espeet In tin morality, its manners, Its paellas end and entire social coeditioe, from what it has hitherto presented.—Olargow Daily Mail. ArutoTsletatD Fieltvsu—On New Year's-day Mr. Hope, se usual, selertelned the warbpsople employed upon his estate to a subsemilel end sumptuous dinner In the large hall of the laseism-lasess. rttemm was served up at half-past four • Mr. Jefhey, heed butler, prediWg with his well-own t act it the &dr, boring is his doAt bead Sir Walter Setts ell end trusty besehmam. John Swanton, the 111•101010 t of the well-keown Taut ?left. Swami= is the emir relic left of Sir Walter's old servants, and hr sow been upon the estate fur upwards of forty years. Twenty-five eat down to the repast. After doing ample judos to good roast and boiled beef, as also to plum-pudding mad other delicacies, the bowls were pro dated, and flowing bumpers were separately proposed to the health of Mr. and hits. Hope Scott and tamily, which were drunk with great applause. A ball took place In the evening at eight o'clock, which was also held in the large new servants' hell, when no less than forty couples to* their phew on the door. Mr. sad Mrs. Slott apperzed and opened the dam* being scomapinied also, for the first time on such an scoseion, by their ablest &tighter, Miss M. Hope Scott. Thu sprightly dance was kept up with unflag ging seal till en early Loaf next morning. As is usual on each New Year, Mrs. H. Scott presented each of the married werkpeople with • pmnd of ma ; and, sotwithstand fog the Seprissioe which exists in MOM parte at this time, certainly there was nothing but content, cheerfulness, sad happen/as ridable in the home of the " Mighty Minstrel " on the first day of the year of grace MS.—Glower Daily THE RATE OP DISCOUNT IN BCOTLAND.-7111, Obusow bankers on Friday adopted the following rides of discount:—Bills on London et Muse months mad ander, 6 per cent.; bills on London above thous months, 7 pw cent. ; all local and country bills, 7 per cent. We tither think these rates will sosreely satisfy the eenunereisi public It will manifestly be impossible for our limb to go on 7 per teat, when the actual market value af Mae= I don is only shout 6 per cent. The Bank of England, charging 6 per. cent., is attracting very little Wattle's — Glasgow Citizen. DINNER AT THE MANSION-BOVRlL—Yesterday, according to annual custom, the Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress entertained at Manic the wombats of the house bold. _ TOME iirtaltrOTOW 11901711. —During the week =lea. 9 the vita= hare been as follows : —CM Tosedu, and Saturday One day.). 3,439 ; Oa Maim and Tuesday (free eveniage), 2,528 ; as the ens stabs& days (admission to the public, Id.), 131; atisikali owsaissx (Wednesday). 85 ; total. 6 ,N7 An ander the recent Lunacy Act, wu the amid on Saturday, by a raweeable4seic• auk, r ragritity, In tenni of the eat, le Nuke Wend lie Ude in • lunette asylum, she beteg dwalbed dpi estakkg nada& ganieura am eisebbir beal= b a uereas Wane. To the quer In tbe ee to the supoeed canoe of hr „ the remarkable answer was— 'The l failure of the Wed= "—Gtescou ' Deily Keil. ORDUIAM A.R. LID Roast RuavAirs. =Li laltywas-. . lam.Welv. Is agar Win. Los. Goma OMNI awl Is MN Bliddiats OnMEM 11076.14 Des% Dias ItTie Asurz ram lisres yam Ors /. Dr Ors art art larerre MMus% Pr= =Su Nur Wsru sr% Surlarl Ours Mars .4 i 4• et. 1....a„,1 Omit SiassYslar Lamar or Curbs D.. Mob_ DS. Nsw Thar - . . bassain sal Torsairs. D.'lSal ob. a. 10 rams baba sal lisinor irrs2.l 6; r De. Was . Low a 1 kk.a."t7V.l.lllumeisik. iii In W W m an - owl DEW.. mg. Weems aria Ileverikrit °Flip X 11F1 1 0M11 . : lore INA mrz.... NA.W.,Brip.a Werth i B. Wolin :NIL North I II al SS 40al 11-4 11 1$ 4 4 W S -S S s IA Ii 14 4.1 44 Si SS IT IS m 1 94 If 101 Ote 101 Si $7 124 111 99 U. . 0 2 19 iS 19 IS II ups fq luda Ed 4, It! 100 vii N I 10 1 - 1-1 1 14 11 II IT 1$ 14 a a 5 , iii... IS OS S— SSMaur-- SSi SS rs IS y I i Iti - i • II die MINES,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The market for British mining stocks this morning is quiet. Great Wheal Vor and Wheal Edward shares are inquired for, but in other respects dullness prevails. No transactions are officially reported he the Stock Exchange. Foreign rf.liiing shares are also inanimate. Mari quite have been dealt in at 16s. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Bast - Gasnislakeaid Booth Belford, 32.. 6d., Us. Great Allred, 41, 1, 146e11y Bray, 225. 6d. ; lady Bartle, lee. 6d., 17s. , , 8,81; Peodeen, 3, 83-16; Bort ridp Ccosols, 28e., ~ 265., 275. , Vale of Towsy, 16e. 64., 17s. 6d. ; W..t Granville 4.., 4.. 3d. , 4.., 4.. ad., 3.. 9d., 4s. ; Wheel Oteavilli, 28 .. Bd., 30s. ; Wheal Kitty, Laud, 111, 1; Whoa Tielawhey, 281. 1,27, 271, 26!,1, 27. . Vice-Chanoellor air W. P. Wood, who is charged with the winding-up of the Crookhaveat ?lining Company or Ireland, pprrooppooww on the let February to further settle the list of contributories, and to make a all of SI. per share. A meeting of the adventurer in North Leveret mine Li called for the 24th February. The agent's report, dated the Bth instant, states that a communication of the deep edit level end the angina shafthas been e6scted ; the lode is worth 161. per fathom. The stops, in the back of the deep edit are worth 81. per fathom. The great object will be to resume stoking the engine shaft under the deep edit level as quickly as possible and from the present ep ce of the lode there some valu able tin ground is expected to be laid open. MONDAY I'INXIXO, ; In the market for British mining stocks to-day the feature was a demand for copper mining sb.ares. Shares in tin mines remain flat. Upon the whole, a fair amount of badness was done. The following may be given as some of the closing quotations, viz.: —Great Wheal Alfred, 41 to f ; Alfred Consols, 121 to 13 ; Par Consols, 17 to 18 ; Wheal Trelawney, 261 to 27k ; Great Wheal Vor, 11; Wheal Mary Ann, 44 to $6; North Frances, 11 to 12; North Crofty , 4}; Yale at Towy 16s. 6d. to 17s. Bd.; West . Basset, 24 to 25 ; North Basset, 14 to 15; and Sort ridge 0:mob, 11 to 11. COMMERCIAL AND MABILETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT vuoigirno TILIORAPI.) &NON OUR OWN 001.11SPONDINT.) The change in the weedier has affected the price of grain Let week the frost caused a rise in prices; the mild weather this week hes created a fall, with a fair attendance and mode rato demand. At the Corn Exchange wheat sold at a decline of a Id. to 2d. per bushel on the weak; dour 6d. per binder seek; and Indian 00016 d. per gr. Everything indeed was easier. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Br 0 31teriethasoieseel with a;te;iy appea►- anae, and pod qualities hare sold at fully but week's prices, but inferior sorts are dull of ale. I;bilTimasie Sr. going of steadily. Tua.—The market la very firm, sad has an upward ten dency, sad holden very generally ask higher rates. Common consols quoted Is. lid. to Is. 24.; medium oongou continues in brisk demand by the trade. Ricn.-6,000 bags Bowl were offered in public We, and partly sold, at tle. 9d. to 9s. 6d , which did not alter quota dons. 6,000 beg. Mares were bought at Ba. to Ba. 6d. SALTP7'III-1,300 begs sold steadily in pio Refraction 21, 42a. ad. to 43a.; refraction 61, 39e, to 405. 6d.; retraction 10 to 12, 365. 61. COTTON.—No sales mmted, bat the market is firm. Rom. —Proof L46Wat6 quoted Is. to 2.. Id. le other oracles no material alteration. Makes par rally have a steady oppostonab. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The 'market is quiet. Petersham Y.C. en dr apse, is wasd Jaatuzy and Karel. his. 9d.; October and Number, 61s. 61. to 62e. HAT HARHET.-THD3 DAT. Yr. B. J. Dade reports a ntbe better a;;;;Agi et a slight improvement upon Saturday's prima. Primo meadow nay, 66.. to 70a. ; superior ditto, to 605.; Interior ditto, 60s. to 60s. ; rowels, 60s. to 60s. ; clover, 80a. to 100..; mond cut, 70.. to 10a. ; shwa, 265. to Eta. LONDON AND GREENVICH BAILFAT.- (TEIB DAY.) This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the stove railway arse held at the offiess, Gresham House, Xr. Imam WJLMON, Chairman of the Board of Bimetal', in the chair. The line is leased to the Booth Eastern Company and the meeting was bald simply for the declaration of the dividend, which was of be. 4d. per sham on the original share& The retiring directors ware re-elected. FATAL GUN ACCIDENT TO A Som.:non er BILISTOL.—Ao inquest was held at Bristol yesterday on the body of Mr. Frederick William Howard, aged 32, of the era of Ilsodereon and Howard, solicitors, in that oily. Mr. Stone, barrister, attended on behalf of the deceased's family, and Mr. Britton for the Minerva Life Assurance Corapany,ln which deesased's life was insured. Mr. Howard's private house wait in the Hampton-road. Yesterday morning, after ' breakfast, he went rep to his bedroom, as usual, before leaving for the city. In a few minutes afterwards the report of a gun was beard. On Mrs. Howard's running up-stairs, she found the bedroom door ajar, and her husband lying on his back on the floor, with his double-barrelled sun lying at his feet. The ramrod was drawn and lying beside Min. Titers was a large com-shot wound beneath the ribs, and it appeared that the eltot had pissed upwards towards the hart. It is apposed that Mr. Howard, who was loud of shooting, mid always kept his gnu in his bedroom, had been trinity or of the barrels whit the ramrod, when the other beet_by wee &oddest went of and time amused his degas. IMP sagyaitioa is cesenaed by the het that the lock of be goo was heal to go of by the lightest tomb. The jnry re eving a wad' el" Accidental death." CRUM PALM Ogh SHILLING DAY.... MONPAT. JAIL lle.-AdA6lOllllll en payment, 1,517 ; Mks, bi SU; Mel Adlas, 1,899.