The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ilittiap at N Press Is I(____ —(Dire lib. Jos*, Bytes and a 0 lay.) R ri l ime .. IFILLIAISION:0011ITA010r11 MMUS MONO MQUL.-•II ORTINDIXO JUST. Tide wee ea antics le reerwer damages for Injuries any- Weed by *Wit, d cessegullloll of baying bought of the defendant three horses which were raid to be affected by km or glanders. Kr. amjeeet Tozer and Mr. Hall appeeted for the plain tiff; and Mr. Saimaa Ballszdine mud Mr. Rumen for the defendant. . _ The plaintiff wee • carrier, at Croydon, and the defendant wee an °melba, proprietor, keeping • large number of horses, near the Waterloo-toad. On Sunday, the 27th June, the defendant called on the plaintiff, and told him he had i mite l ., m_which be could *ell him • bargain. On the Tureday the plaintiff oalled on the defendant, and bought horses for 3111. They were put in the stable, and one of them died ant morning. la the clime of • few maths another dial, as did also eta other horses belong to the plaintiff. The plaintiff &lined to rimier the value of them berme, the expense vita be had been put to in tie the stable where they bed boa, the loss eustalard by s = his boohoo,rtred. mil the etyma of doctoring other horses which had rieco A great deal of sedan wee glees ea both sides, which was of a very correlating eimeler. I'he principal raised me as to the health et the bargee ; where = d e: sold; whether the daintiest had wenenet lbw send; and even If sot whether the demist had Bede say Ear representation in ..Iliad the Inesee. There ine also a mall item of clan in respect of MO imam cold by the datendeet to the plaintiff. Mr. Justice Bytes, is grate ng up, directed the flay the at all emu the planter Ned set recent apes We need for the tome of man or ler the enema el deeterleg M. hones that did not die. The net at the me he lell ter thole coaeidgeia. His lonlehip oleo saki that is deemed" Crooke v. Cant sad wee, in which the jury was looked rip the other day, It had come le the knowledge of the own, the through • window wanly et porter wan Introduced amen the Armen, ad 111111111111m1 ; and after that they did sot agree to • men Probably the jurymen Bight sot be same Mat is eo den they Uwe be.. pain of easemplet seen, and were ad Mei *0 pqmnWment. The Meese ea Muse on the Mink the tee baadrd yews ego It was laid dews, end bed hese the he era sni the ft jinn eiginewel nmedwee eine depenere bon the bar an it they dal aid imp engem till May led given ale greseit, es Menefee retteehed Oen eine without leen of the run end helm they pee their verdict, area though thry was agreed en it, sad were el is tine be needy at the held applied le take care of lien %mil weedve it, they Inge sulky et • eanteept own. Ile cosiest hineeW saw with meWang the matter ; let if myelin of the kind conned spits, after this public awn, It wee probable that proem of Cf Wrap, attachnitat, an imprisonment might igen erne sayaanatag juror. The pary, atm nivideriag dr ow flat half an bon, found • verdict tor the plane tor e. &Wage la Banco.—(Bien Lad Cbief Justice Cockburn iii Mr. Julien Wilma.) ZWTON L CUPITT.-Thi 11Lp OP DOW? MAT. T►k ear so ret;Saesiomin7si hs wiTelqameeOf so dared enceesehmeot open es anoint tiny Item the Isle of Dogs to Oneawielt, sheer While thees hod hem **dm M several Rivkin ocomions. Mr. Lash sow moved for leave to add • pis in Widen to ase gall. TM pl. e which it was wished Se edd, sat sat various creeasetasow, much se that the wicket tarty we= bon a petticoat lauding-plain is the Isle of saniessiosted with a certain highway to Poplar.Phe deo MAO hod bolt extensively open the hie at D sad be rsa stem hone woes the river lieM ealmilseas of mums sceaseted with linos haddisige, hot N • met there padre of • mile dm is AIM taws Me seieat tasdtag pave; sod the preen wee wheilwr this wee say isibbeemmeN tbe bey. At the time that arty wee gvented, the Isle of lisp was miehobiesd sad the rely eldest a 1 des *wry woe Is cow mmienes nigh Poplar. Theewart posted • role Md. Mr. Jowls, Will.ems, astermr, mid that V the low elm Mhe shady_admialetered, deatited whether Mr. Lush wield beldmho. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) ItABIBION-110IIIL WO/Hem Drew % Miss Datatad. albs leak Ake= and John tog . wile Mee beat wend Woes charged with having 4efrauded • greet number d dogre, bonus of geode to large extent, were beat/tit belay the Leal Moyne for float zit:lntuition, Hem sod fill:inlaying shady bees fully omena:ted. At the Yet examination the telecalee wee nand* fee the payees of etleding Mr. Sow iptz Oa Nakao, kw tbe presecution, en opportunity el ate the evidence, with • view of supporting a charge of kr.r eg eapheity• now said be was not in a condition to tads • diem of postopirecy against the primoners, but had vireeleed sore mdditional etetiments with retereum to Mgr se to lie kaowledge that the goods obtained from SOW* Of the weretioneee had been obtained fraudulently. He argued that Megan vas guilty of harbouring end of Wag soceesory situ the fact to the feboy committed. It had some to hie knowledge that • pent n maimed Benjamin Potholer, who was • lodger in the hoses, 49, Orees•etnet, we caa ocemidon, heard a couversatica haven Megan aid Kap, what the baser sussed the formers( laving pawned some dike dohs property, said altered the agues as the duplicates from their origimi mama& to a lesser as.. The learaed gentleman cited fa support of hie procceition the cue of the Queen v. Chappell, 3rd Carrie/tan and Payne, p. 363. The L.rd Mayor ukt that after bearing the nature of additional evidence proposed to be 'adduced, he wee still of opinion there woo not sufficient to caws( Megan w,th the other prisoner in the wasaission of the various °theme imputed to them. Hems therefore would be discharged, but would be liable to be apprehended again if further eadenai 'mid be bees& agaicat Lim ; and the oatsr prironora would shad filly committed, as bebre. BOWSTREET. Closi Imit - LT 10 MK.. SELIII AT 111/7 •TaAiD Mr. Selby, the woll.kooma comedies, applied la Mr. Floury for advice, u to the comae by whi.•h be moat/ oblate Mau for ea °aline committed on Mn. Selby led ma lag by use yawn coma (oaken he believed) who am*/ a private box. Mr. Henry—Did you witness It yoarself 1' Mr Selby—N , ., but ray wife is here. Mrs. Selby here came forward sal steed that at the sos me•ceme•t of the performances kat evening, r soma ea she epptered o• the stage, sod before she began to •peak, • large funereal wreath of Immortallea, marked wit► • black mom, was thrown ma the stage at her MR She was very intk.k eh eked, and ler agdatko was la mmed by the excitement of the andiseee, whet died for the a:palate• of the offenders. Presently • Imre wreath wee thrown. She to3k it op s•d ludlg•a•dy threw it Into the metre, She was so conch egitated that else wee matte to proceed, and was otAiged to sit down. The warm then tnetsted me the ejection of the persons who had them the wreaths, and Mr. dwitol....roogb., the manager, pet than out, Mr. Henry—l will great • wetre•t foe the stmenit If you know the names. Mr. Selby—Mr. SlCAnhoreash Us 'beards of two of them. Mr. Swanborough cud that the aside had been given to hlm on the coalition 'bat he eboald allow an oppoitunil of apology before making wee of them. He felt that he could not take upon Memel( to accept any apology on the part of Hrs. Selby, but he said he would give the gentlemen till 12 o'clock this day to make an apology to 1f... Selby ; but if she was not then satisfied he would take proceedings. They egad him to pledge his word that he would not give up the cord before that time, sad he prank!. 14. Ilimsy—But it is now only a gamin put 11. Mr. Ihraaboroagh— Our object is to oacertain from your eroeublp, before the interview with throe goatlemen at 12 o'clock, .bat course 1 aro to take it they fall to make eltielectory Mr. Heary-1a that rem I will grant Walt. far dui Mr. Swasborongh dated that mano legal guabinia ereasgat the audience beil uteenannediai kin Unt toOre them io chugs lac tha wash, though that w the tioli oho audience. Thai sight potalbly alkge 11at any car ordered thanaalves resided to throw bouquets at the stage, lad that *ay c.)naidared iho wreath In that light. Mr. Haery—ltia not seal t bongoeta at the coat aracomeat oho perforneuttou Mr. Brotaborough—Cirtidsly sot ; sad if ws allowed this is go withnot 'rotten, we sty often have Ilmt young tans main to the house, sod creels( dit artmsua. Last alight titan Bright ► too beta maw seekket, foe is, swasass band gnat art.ir ativt quasi he pawns wits had haws •s wreath., awl pest orepaths be Mo. Beley. The misuse was so gnat alw coshed ad spa be sem dm. 114. 9esy—Dil you see them throw the wisatha ► Mr. Ifirmassough—No; my sneaks was Med Is It by a Mead who law machos with me to frost.( all kW. 1 W WM Yam at Mat what bad bees Wows es the stage, hat sa els IS b the dap I Mad that a was MO of as watalks awl is Frame at kaarsla sad •sa Ma wpm I ass bMs baabssier, sad dr @bad !la as sal us Woe *NM elaileasa lull tint 1 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1859. might demand an apology. At that moment a tremendous uprose arose la the house from the second wreath belted thrown. I entered the box, and turned them out. They wero not sober, but appeared to know very well what they wire about. Mr. Selby—No doubt they will OW the matter lightly, ley Mn. Selby was only en seines. they were drank, owl see gory. But as the insult was eo public, I shall expect a public apology. I will take nothing lase than en apology is the Tem.,. Mr. Haary—ll yes an sot antletiol by them at 12 o'clock, you can hare a savaaor here, or you can indict them, or you can bring an sake. Mr. Selby—l elan teas tho cam here. The mammoths then dropped. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. WiIOLUALB 10 88888 OP PIMA 11l .114.111T-SIIILT. Ma'am, Oliver. of 24, Pltt-ebest, Tedsathare-court-road, set Ur cry Attitryek, of 94, Berwick-strest, a young lad, were charged with being ocincarned, with others not In ear tody, In stsallng • large quantity of muffs and boss, rained at =suds of lON t . tha property of Mr. Edward Boyd Roberts, of 239, Regent-street. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough.street, ap peared for the prosecution, The said that on going to Ms shop on the let of gepMSOsr latt he missed from Ma stock a large quantity of tars of son deseription. The lad was in his employ at the tless, sad ha bed left him In charge of the premises during b steams =tog to a death in Ms family. The muff and bra prodeord he could swear to as his property. Mr. Inspector Holden, of the C division, said he had been =pod four or fire mouths in the affair. He went with Barges= Bilrecton, 293 A, to the female's lodgings on the =Moms evening, and on telling her that they had come to mem& the place she allied for their authority and what tor. Bawl= said for muffs and boas, and that he apprehended ber for being concerned in the extensive robbery an Regent sheet. On a *bell over the door he found the muff wrapped hi a handkerchief, which she said she gave sixpence Ito and on his taking a Maori= from the cupboard, she made no remark. In the drawer of the washing stand he found forty skeleton keys, chiselr, jemmies," and ninety gale=relating be all aorta of property. t Sdrertse mid that while at the female prisoner'. seareld s th 4 s , boknocked at the door, and on hie be 'a) it,started back, end then said— " Dem Mr. Jere bin r to which he replied, "Oh, yes—ht less ;" sad this took him tato custody. The hush prisoner said she ooald not account for the keys being there—shs was innocent; and the lad said that he had pee to ere Mr. Jones, who used to lire there. Remanded. WESTMINSTER. OCTII . ACIE BY ♦ SOLDIIIL CAeialopAtr Wediake, a getardeman, wee charred with Wag drunk End violently aseaultioe Mrs. Howe, tea wife of Yes proveister of a coffershop, at 17, Tothill-street, West sasieter. It was stated that llnt. Howe was In a eery delicate state of health, Wag a* jail oat of her confinement, and that her daughter was we oat patient at the hospital. Defendant made no anrrt to the charges against him. Mr. 1'• ter rimmed lora thir Ma deep there were so many soWsts cheesed with brutal assaults of this deeeri Detrain' was somaitted for two mouths to butt labour. SHARE L1E12.1-71118 DAY. Two o'CL/305. The railway share market to-day is again flat. n North British stock hag declined / per cent. Lon- is don and South Western, Caledonian, Berwick, and 14 York and North Midland 1 percent, and some of the to other leading descriptions Ito 1 per cent. Present se quotations are as follows :—London and North in I Western, NI to 1; Great Western, 661 to / ice Lancashire and Yorkshire, 971 to 4 ; Midland, 1/ 1021 to ; Caledonian, 841 to 86 ; Berwick, 93 to ; York and North Midland, 77 to ; South intern, 221 to per share; and North el British, 811 to 821. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are likewise rather weaker. Northern of France are now too quoted 371 to f ; Lyons, 331 to ; Lombardo- 14 . Venetian, old, 11 to 11 prem. ; ditto stew, 7-18 to 9-16 prem. Irs Woe Nan* go. I ` WI UN wills Un I 11 et. a 11• se NI i i. I i ifiri xd NI 1 Si I * SI . 2 Lo 811 1 la 871 04 iul drl I du tar 1 ds. pa I to 14 IS d die I SO U 90 80 85 _75 .83 v;:r rPos § 1 pal 1. 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LW I VDT: rer= lro Yr Dit s intr. 04. %Vila Ds Ili 131 U 36 969 1 IT6I 31 31 is - e 3 3 1111 el LW zd lit 97 i 11 p 11 11 107 110 I If f II I 1 i f ar 19 i u 1 Idb Is' a' _1 1 Ig 7 31 13 3 . . 3 :I fl fl 13T1 111 11 11 MO 4 2 S 3 MONBY MARZB7-27118 D. 4 E Two o'CLoCi. Throughout the Stock Exchange to-day there is an indisposition to enter into speculative operations. In most departments the tendency of prices is rather unfavourable, Erglish, French, Lombardo- Venetian and Indian railway shares being generally . . . . . slightly cheaper than at 4 o'clock yester day. The funds, however, after being supported at yesterday's final quotation, during the whole of the morning, have, within the last live minutes, ex perienced an improvement of per cent., notwith standing the receipt of still lower prim from the Paris Bonne. Consols, after standing at 961 to 1 for money and the Bth Feb., are now quoted 961 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to 1; the New Three per Cente.i at 985 to a ; Bank Stock, at 228 ; India Stock at 224 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first inne, at 995 to 100 ; and Exchequer Bills, of both isms, at 383. to 40s. prem. At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, opened at 68.80 for the account, but soon relapsed to 68.76, showing a further fall of nearly 5 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The foreign stock market is likewise inactive. Turkish securities are still offered, and flat. The first series of the New Loan is quoted I to 41 dia. ; the second series, 65 to 41 dis.; and the Six per Cents. of 1864, 901 to 91. Russian Bonds and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents, continue in de mand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 805 ex div. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 985 (exch. 26h.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 191; New Granada Three-and-a-Half per Cent Active Bonds, 20 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 114 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 30i ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 90; ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, 80, 791; ditto second series, for account, 61 die. ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 106 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 44, 434. The Maid of Judah has arrived from Sydney, after a quick passage of 77 days, but hu brought only 280 ounces of gold. In the discount market yesterday some activity pre vailed. In exceptional cases business is dons at a fractional reduction from the Bank minimum. At the Bank the applications ware rather more nume rous than on Thursday, but still very moderate. The steamer Fulton has brought 98,6001. in specie from New York, of which 13,900 L is for England, and the rest for France. About 25,0001. in silver arrived in the Thames on Thursday from Antwerp. The wind being favourable, some remittances of Australian gold are shortly looked for. The Black well has now been 86 days at sea, with 322,3001.; the Donald McKay 75 days, with 137,6001.; and the Swifteare 68 days, with 339,1001. The Austrian exchange yesterday afternoon was quoted lower, indicating a diminution of distrust. The rates for short bills on Amsterdam and Paris were likewise rather less favourable to this country. The rate on Hamburg was firm. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.17 to ; ditto, short, 11.141 to 163 • Rotterdam. three months, 11.17 to 1 ; Antwerp, three months, 25.30 to 21 -, Hamburg, marks beam, three months, 13.63 to f; Perin three days eight, 36.71 to 124; ditto, three mm. 164 26.821 to 6 ; Frankfort me-the-Maine, three mon 114 to P roubbs, three mont hs, 3 36 6 to ; Pitou lt r2 three months, 10.62 to 55 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 10.64 to 68 ; Madrid; three menthe, 491 to 4 ; Cadiz, three mouth', 491 to 1; Leghorn, three month', 29.70 to 80 ; Genoa. three months, 26.60 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 404 to 4 ; Palermo, three months, 122 to 1 ; Messina, three toonths, 1223 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to 1. Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 631. The directors of the National Bank have just declared a dividend for the half year ending at Christmu last, at the rate of six per cent. per annum, with a bonus of 159. per share, free of income tax, making, with the dividend and bonus paid in July, a distribution of 12 per cent. for the year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3221. The half-yearly dividends are advertised on the Camden and Amboy Railway Company's Bonds. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Birkbeck Life Assurance Company is to be proceeded with by Viee.Chancellor Kindersley on the 17th February. The Stornoway, for the safety of which some anxiety was felt, has arrived from Shanghae, with 246,4001 be. of tea and 3,457 bales of silk. The Royal Mail Steam Company have received in telligence that their steamer Oneida, which has lately been fitted with a new screw, arrived at Point de ()ails on the 23rd December, after a good run from Aden. This vessel carried the English mail foe Australia of November. The steamer Panther, with mails for Calcutta and China, arrived at Malta from Marseilles on the 15th inst. ; also, on the 16th, the Ceylon, from South ampton, with the heavy portion. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from the circular issued last evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : Them is but little alteration to notice in the colonial . markets this week ; a fair inquiry exists for most kinds of . produce, while the supplies are fully adequate to the demand. Sugar continues active, and the better descriptions have brought tid. to advance. In mike there has been less animation, and sales of the plantation kinds of Ceylon bare been roads at a fall of le. per cert. ; the native sorts are oleo rather lower. Soft grain qualities of rice advanced about 3d. per owt. ; bat this is bare) )! maintained to-day. Saltpetre doses flatly at • decline of cad to Is. per cwt. Tea is firmer, and the useful grades generally attract Increased attention, pekes beteg occerkeelly rather higher. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 19, compared with the pre- Aims weekly return, shows the following results : Cironiatton lame Circulation active 20,991,186 Decrease 88,980 Public &Twits Other decent& Cilovemmant securities In ' banking department ' Other @aconites in Making department 16,507,901 Decrease 56,293 Coin and bullion in both 'departments Seven day and other bilis 860,366 Introits* 27.831 The Rest Notes in reserve .. . 12,044,485 Increase 68,660 Total reserve (note:A coin) in banking department 12,870,064 Increase 82,899 The infirm of Government deposits, though ex tensive, has been fully counteracted by the with drawals of private deposits, the latter feature being in the usual course after the payment of the dividends. The result is a trifling addition to the reserve. The variations in the other items are trifling. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 177,913 i. ; exports of gold, 125,343/. ; imports of silver, 322,499. ; exports of silver, 88,3721. BAN/ OP ESOLAYP.— a Amon* wombat Is Ins Mt TO and On Via, e. dd. for Ike seat mass os u. Jee .lo. meit. • 1,110 • oaroansur. Soto kwocl .......... 111.035.670 GOTet11112•111 Debt .••• 01.015.1 0,. Other ekoodUe. ...... 5.4900 tiold Corn •nd .11.111.• 1/.6.10.0Z0 &ow bulb. .. ...... 533.025.670 I 1.32.022,470 I* GGGGG 1.2401T11 Y. Pentetatan' 0te1ta1....1.141.42..00 Glowernatent Beet:Attu 14111— .... 3,30.430 ` ductal Dead W Oahe realc&m.itYjWj a i A 0.0411 L10.6) . .a07 tignte... nal: i tn Other Seenettlee Note. 12.041.40 D.14 . .4 tay.Aceen) 4,267.9C2 Gal aad Neer COIL. 099.222 Other bepotits —.— 14.942.22 2 gem dermal ealerrtne ataXs J 32.876,74 Jan. 2). 1229. N. MARBHALL, Cbial Cad"' FRIDAY ZVZNINO. The funds to-day were heavy. The reiterated statements from the Continent that Austria contem plates attempting to raise a loan of five or six mil lions sterling, have a certain effect, although tt e prevailing distrust of Austrian finance, the fact that her Five per Cent. Metallic* stand at fully 20 per cent. discount, the depreciation of the various foreign loans lately placed in this market, and the generally disquieting tendency of foreign politics, combine to discourage the idea that the attempt would meet with any response here. At the close of the Stock Exchange Consols were quoted I per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96, sellers," both for money and the Bth February, opened this morning at 961 to i and receded, late in the after noon, to 951 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, 93 1; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 961, 96j ; Three ipr. Cents. Itedttoed, 961, 961; New Thrft per Cents., 98s, 1, ; Thirty Veen Annuities , expinng in April, 1885, 18 3-18; Bank Stock, 228 ; India Stock, 222; Indian Four per Cent. Debenture', of the first issue, 991, 100. Exchequer Bills remain steady, and were quoted 675. to 40e. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 21s. to 235. prem., being firm. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures continue in demand for investment, and were to-day marked as high as 100. The transactions in foreign stocks were limited. Bank shares remain firm, with the exception of Bank of Australasia, which were this day quoted rather lower. The shares of the Oriental Bank and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were in demand. Commercial Bank of Canada were officially marked 211. Peninsular and Oriental Steam and Van Diemen's Land shares were more offered. General Steam Navigation shares were marked 261; London Dock stock 90, ex div. ; and Southampton Dock, 62/. The new Victoria Government Bonds remain quoted 1071 to 108. Transactions took place to-day in Canada Govern ment Five per Cent. Bonds, redeemable in 186 G, at 1001. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioci, The mining market to-day is firm. There are inquiries for shares in East Basset, Roeewarne, Great South Tolgus, St. Day United, Providence Mines, Trainees, and Wheal Margaret. Prices ex hibit little change. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia continue in demand, and are marked 10e. prem. Foreign mining shares are inanimate. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The buldness of the week has not been very large, but it has been satlafactory in all respects. Copper keeps In good demand, and has all the appesranoe of a healthy position. Some of tbe holders of f oreig n still speculate upon enhanced prices. Iron finds a s tead y market. Manufacturers have better pects than at any time during last year. Scotch pig ia kept low by the very heavy stooks. Tin hardly main tains Se ighest point, which seems to have been reached prematurely and incautiously. Speller has Sagged, but a large business less been doss to-day in it. Tin piste' are in better demand. The dlreetore of the levonehlte Oust Chermildated Copper MISS COOLIVIAT. at Sete Ward meting, held entadar. deemed • dividend of 71 . Ir. , beds tt. par sham eking from prone on sees of seer ors envied to the mantle et Bstmera and October het. Afternetot or the there names In hand • balsa ad 19.4111. 11. Ilvt. ter and or. tut. sot at settee andruble le db. Mend c °°. ° anted contour. At a general rsethvg of the adventure. In Grant erb• al Alfred. held TWA May, the reuses risese Sores a hese In faros of the etre of 1494. and peed. a. 1 ft. IVELIC IN 0013 AND EXPENDITURE. This zieraing was issued an amount of the public keen* and expenditure in the years ending March 31, 1867 sad 1868. The total Moans from Customs sad Emile ems in 1857, 41,782,3021.; in 18.58, 41,186,3571.; from Nampa, at at. la 1857, 7,396,6851.; la 1358, 7,470,6171.; from as soma sad lead tams in 1857, 3,114,4431.; is 1868, .. 01 - 8,160.762 k; from property and income tax ia 1867, 16,050,6701. ;hi 1866, 11,398,4351.; from the Poet-aloe in 4 ' 1867, 2,909,1311 . ; is 1858, 3,018,113/4 from mows leads la 91 1857, 443,4781. ; la 1838, 417,9091. ; hors ether t ordinary revenue and other resources in 1867, 1,006,174141 a 1858, 1,598,8871. The total income's 1867 was 72.794,81116., sad the total ordinary expenditure 78.042,7501., the excess el expeditors over Meows Wag 3447.8061. The tslel imam isless 68,257,0901, an total 0181' W orry sapsedlowe 70,612,5331, the exam of expenditure i Mai 2,365,4631. 111 - - M. do Is RoaciAre hp Marry, alptain in the imperial wry, has retuned from hie mission to Stella sad flt. Petersburg. At Berlin, it is raid, he re ceived tram the Rises Regent the Cross of Commander of the Pruden Regis. What he has obtained is the Roast= capital I stoma say; but that he had a private Interview with the Czar, and that he le setting sat hellebore positively *fame& In the diplomatic circles It is not ambled that his Woks to Prussia as well se to Plaintent and'intimately relating to the important Serbs edam mescal.— Pert correspondent of Tunes. A telegram from Berlin mentions the death on Thursday of the wall•known suthoroso Mdms. Bettina Arnim. The coursing fixtures for next week are—Long ford (Derbyshire) on Teseday and IVedeaday; Southport (0) ou Wednesday, de.; Cothleatose (0) Red Airdrie en Thursday sad Friday, and Kyle Club (Anchitilsch) Champion Collar on Friday and Saturday. SALMON.—The season in the salmon fisheries of the river has commenced well. Abundance of 6ne flab hays already found their way into L6B market front King Garth and the other fisheries • eighteen came Into Carlisle for sale from King Garth yeate;day. Major Jackson, of Warwick Hall. lam had some good sport with the red, sad the veteran Waits:elan, John Roberts, had an hour's struggle ea the Crosby Rocks with a monarch of the stream, which, es suecumbing to his skill, proved to he Nibs. weight.—Corlisk Patna. Tut Costner WILHLLte.—The sentence of death pissed on thin unhappy man has been commuted into peril serritule for life—• commutation which seems to have Kruk him with dismay sad eporebensioa; and In a letter to his Knowing wife tells her that he thinks even death would have been sweeter than his living an everlasting reparation from her and their children. hire Wilhelm will we believe My her hat visit to het husband this day. She is still re riding at the house of the generous Mr. Southern, the Black Buil inn, Kirkdale and had it not been for the very great bade.. of this individual and a few casual contributions from charitable Know., she must inevitably have had phial hag want added to her greet sorrow. As it is her oro.peota are dismal indeed. Apparently, but we hope not definitively, abandoned by her relative., Lad on the eve of confiosagisit, It is hardly likely that a stranger like Mr. Southern can eta duns to fled her • horse; and under there circumstances IN bare teem requested to make an appeal to the generosity of the peblio on behalf of this deeply unfortunate =MC Lissrpeol Mercury. Tnies os OLD.—The melancholy sunshine came flooltag into the room, and with it dozen ere ilketions that bed lain mimeo for twenty yes... Surely this was the !MO amain. that used to gild up the walls of the church at bona% twenty years ego; when be, • loan hungry little bey —used to sit there with his mother on timidly afternoons, dozing, drowsing, dreaming, with an eye on pretty little Betsy Brown, and dcsigna to win her heart with Use present of a halfpenny—when he 'honk' get one. The gentle air that blew In at the window, it wafted him back to the buttercup and daisy day.; to Sett ing with a crooked pin under the little old bridge; to solitary rumbles after achooltime, when nobody would ploy with him. It brought back the scout of the wall-flower, that grew in mother's garden trend they smelled like no other wall flower. in the world); and once more he stood picking eosziet-brana into • big yellow dish ; and It was a sunny Sunday morning, and the bells began to nag. And how that old mother of his would come into there retrospection. Standing at the door again ' fu that mighty bonnet with the bow a-cop—glorious in a red and yellow cotton gown that had been worn to tatters years and years ago; cutting brawl-and-butter by the light of • winter fire; oilskin her droning old *wig of Lord Bateman to blea as be sat there in • night-cap and the scarlet fever ; stealing up to hie bed at night to give him • kiss; or to plum a surprising pair of new boots on his pillow, to greet MI when ha awoke. Thee, and fifty other homely ertate, returned to him, softened by the far distance of twenty years; and so plainly did they show in the autumn sunshine, so:distinctly did the old life move in them again, inspired by the breath of that soft wind, that the moat trifling detail. became deer, end he wen aware of every sound. He beard the rushing of the river over its stony bed as distinctly es If is were actually fishing there again with his crooked plais; Its saw the king-fisher corns down aid perch en • b rad which floated with the venom ; be hears farmer White's sews lowing in the meadow beyond, end the reedit rustled and waved, and dipped their fleg• lazily into the water. Hon I hum! That wes the droning of the schnolmom ; and there was Johnny Wigget asleep span, with his heed on the long inky desk, and the Inn kindling his red hair into a Same.—" Under • Clond," in the Weevers Gad. _ _ MORO COURTrOtS KTND.—WO arc afraid that the good old cartom of cetachipleg servants on the teat heads sod particulars of Sunday sermons I. ail but towered in these degeners.e dap. In the olden times of eateekans, it was customary for the good man to insist *pea lilt only the text being brought bow, bait large pertiles of the discourse, for the edfgasllsaef all awl minify who bad been det ained from the awning. Occasionally he met with a rebuff from some eressieee scamp, who shirked the querion in of ewer, as in ... the ffflowlop.—Master wheat sae the teat the de) , ? Jock I 'diens ken: Ia se owes ling o'gaen in. Ne a ter What wee the tiosclueloa ? Jock I dines ken I tam not dm he wee dant" Muter: What did be say about the Initiate el, then ? Jock I Mona ken ; I elerptt e the tin.. This may be 'nymphal, bat the following is het •—• poacher, sot a hundred miles from Hstriek, having bean intomped in hie Memo by the bawling entrance of a "I too lu rtre tral l*" wa : 64 be a lc a o d ttecl. as' iir d ing t d?o l o h e , re ne h w e i= sai r: D ed war lite Wood if Ids diecourso ea if nothing had 441100fetr. rt.%LitC7r; AM. °Nemo 11,. A _ f ii . .., a &An Masai i . V oi t i IL . 6 5 I« .......m a. I r p hi u r . SW ftolo if N. ll'''''''' 6 tt = Bl femk el Cite . r o w p re ir en.l. .0 Do. do. N D0.1161.1 1 n 66 Do. do. UV_ ...,. 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N si n ff 174 II OP U U iil lii si ss N a. 4 To, 21 15.5 ET U Tr i If" N IN adl LOCAL 17411 .IfAMItITI. 0 =0•2 6 .166. 21 -1261 market ins Ilat day. with IM &lac vy. 7-1119.41nruk 21_244, 646- 09946 6 6 1 9.9, 2-1309.699 awl , ISPAL i MIMI% laso6/We 961 6-42906 Wslim9, 699 {- LAYS 3.121964 "i1a n0rt- e itel= 3'11%1= •7; -Tfr e or i Zt rot; Ado/. 771 2-1.69,19 Northam 491 2-D9•99.. 44$ 2 -- Thake , I lambi. 1616.-02694 Tivat Orati. II PaA NI" el m* f. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MAR/MT.-11118 DAY. The market Is dandy. Town tallow la quoted 62a. 66., nett oath; Petersburg, Y.C. ow the spot, 63e. 3d. ; January to March, 53e. to 3d. ; March only, 63e. 6d. , April to June, 61e. W. to 62a. ; October to Decanter, 62a. MARKET AVMACIES.—Town tallow, 665. Od. ; fat by ditto, 24, 1011 d. ; yellow Ranks, 640. 6d. ; melted stuff, 38s. 6d.; rough ditto, 23e. ; tallow graves, 16s. ; go od ewer, Ts. SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—(THIS DAT.) Davie and Company report trade dull, for beet goods prima firm. Prime meadow he 70s. to 80e. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 90a. ; inferior ditto, 661. to 60a. ; rowan, 69e. to 70a. clover, old, 90m Od. to 100 a. ; ditto, new, second cut, SU. to 9.5 e. ; straw, 255. to SOL COVENT-OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Pine apples and grapes, though still sufficient for the amend, are learner than they went last week. Pears is MID= consist of Ns Plus Masts, Winter Nolte, Glen Muroran, and Jean de Witte. The supply of apples is well kept up. Barcelona nuts are redieing, 20.. per bushel ; Brazils, 16e. per bullet ; Spanish, 14e. per bushel; almonds, 24a. ditto ; walnuts kiln-dricd, 20s. ditto. Spanish Mad nuts have arrived, and are in good order for planting. Chertnute for the same parpoes fetch from Se. to as Per bushel; finest deselect obedient' range from 20e. to 24e. per betalteL Kant cobs are scar*. ; they realise 76a. per 1001ba. New oranges fetch 3s. 6d. to 10e. per 100. Among tables ace some nice cauliflowers. Greens are plentiful. French beans scarce. French Wading has made its ap pearance. Potato sales are heavy, except for best samples, which realise from 100 s. to 110 e. per ton, the latter the ruling prios. Artichokes fetch hom te. to 6e. per dozen. Cucumbers plentiful. Cat flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, geraniums, violeta,mignonette, heaths, and roses. Pine koos, per IV, 6, to lb onsets me dos. lu tot. eel Gram, por b.. 61 to 10. Leman, pr dos.. is W ls od Plan. per doe.. is on lo Yilbsrm per Ito.. 6d stow I.sisvotts6.l tads Cobs. Kr lb.. 104 to ls. *PAK par 105/K.2s to ft VEO ARLES. Cauliflowers. Kok. Id to 61 I Lecke. per booth, 2d to 3d Omens. p. dos. bunobs..l to Is Shallots, per lb., 61 to 61 Potato , * p. too. 00. to 100 (Wile, per lb., 6d to 84 per 10.., ts to Is 24 Lettuce.. cos., per Komi. tots 04 per cwt., 4. to A oh, per wore. 1. to Is 84 Carroty. per Lusth. Id to lid 116 , 8 r.. per score, Is to la 6d Tootle., per b..41t1 to 64 Bor.. ga11.,. P. OW, 1.6. 00 Ardoseh. p. dere. Is 64 to Its Mosbrooms. 9 a. la $4 her:. rash. t. to Is Parsley, per 12 bombe.. is to di fixer. do.. '.Ol to 1d ..... Wtl Der dos.. 1. ad to 34 Ctlcry, D. bundle. 14 So l• DIVIDENDS. The LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN dividend la expected to be at the rate of fA per oent. The MIDLAND, it is said, will show a disposable balance equal to di per ant. per annum, with a respectable balance over. It is. however, doubtful whether they will divide to this extent, as there are some old out-standiag debta still to be settled. The LANCASHIRE AND TORXIIIIRN dividend Wil% it is said, be at the rate of 41 per cent. The CALEDONIAN will, tit is said, show I tread 4} per clot, but it is not certain each will be recommended, as the expenses of the Bawick Bill of last session have not yet been settled. The BERWICK dividend is spoken of as not being lees than 4i per cent. NORTH BRITIAR.—WeII-informed parties my the dividend will be 3i per cent. Tae Bourn WESTERN DIVIDEND, it iS UntIVISHOd, will be at the rate of 6} per cant. THE EASTERN COUNTIES, it is said, will admit of a 7e.61. dividend.—BerapotA. RAILWAY TRAIFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending lan. 15, amounted to 418,1801.0'nd for the corresponding period o f lest sear to 384,9501., showing en increase of 31,2301. The grow receipts on the eight railway. baring their termini is the metropolis mounted for the week ending as above to 174382/ ; and for the corresponding week of lest year to 162,8451., showing an Increase of 9,5371. The i 11,11•10 on the Eastern Counties railway amounted to 8071.; on the Great Western, to 4101.; on the London and North Western, to 8,8471. • on the London and Blackwell, to 404 ; on the London . Brighton. end South Coast, to 8861. on the London and South Western, to 1,6521.: total, ; 10,2211. Bat from this must be deducted 41a, the decrease on the Great Northern, and 2681. on the South Eastern, leaving the increase as above, 9.6371. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 243,7981, end for the c ding period of 1858, to 212,1051, showing ar e 7t *n cresee of 21,6931. in the receipts of these lines; which, added to the increase on the metropolitut Una, make' the total increase 31,2301. oompared with the corresponding week of 1858. THE SUSPECTED MURDER OF A WOMAN DT DER RrieltAND He Wor.vanuamrrow.—The 'equity into the death of Harriet Thompson, the detail. of which were given fa the Exprete of Wednesday, was closed yesterday. Owing to the statement of a female companion of the do omed, the son's account of the scuffle between his father sad mother In the house, and some mark, of violence erbiLlt appeared on the body, the coroner adjourned the inquiry for the purpose of a post mortem ezmulnation. The surgeon to whom this was entreated found the intcreal organ. of the drcee.ed extensively diseased, and gave it as his opinion that she had died from au attack of pulmonary spopirxy. The jury returned a verdict of " Death from manual cenneit;" and in the courts of the day the buiband of the deceased, echo had been appobcoded on a charge of killing his wife, was liberated by the sitting magistratee. T . i 1