The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-07 00:00:00

IP" r ~. iparttng inttllt2nut. TATTERSALLI3.—TarmAy. To-day's muster WWI of the usual Thursday's proper tiona, and the principal incidents were the backing of De. fender and Black Jimmy for the Derby of 1889, to win 10,0001. each. The remaining transactions were for small mounts. QUO4otiOni LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL It to 1 sgst lir. R. Walker's The Plover, aged, lOst 10th (t) 33 to 1 ltr. Haines Captain Cronin*, aged, lost alb (t; 33 t Berber's Helen, aged, lost ,t, CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 atilt 41r. F. Swindell's Abergeldle, 5 yrs, Tat 21b (I) 2., to 1 Itr. A. Heathoote's Beeentng, 6 VII, 011115 (Q 1) 100 to 3 Mr. J. R 0141006 raWeather Star, 4 yrs, eat 415 (1) TWO THOUSAND OUDMAIL 1000 to SO apt Count Batthpuly's Typhtees (oft, t 1000 to 70) DERBY. 1000 to 30 sad Count F. de Lagrange's Rabic= t 1000 to 20: DEBBY, 1809. 10,000 to 140 agot Mr. J. Dennis's Defender t) 10.ou0 to 140 Mr. J. Dellol/11 . 3 Black Jimmy 1) BETTING IN LONDON.—TRUESDLY. A f tir amount of business was transacted at the clubs to.d.iy. and there were two or three movements of an , important character. For the Lincoln Handicap a small commission in favour of Czar was executed with some difficulty at 10 to 1, and a point lees was subsequently sc. misted to trifling amounts. Offers of 100 to 7 on the field for the Liverpool Orand National were met by the occasional acceptance of 100 to 7 about Tusoulanum, but those odds were forthcoming to the close. Fan and Daisy were each backed for a little at 15 to 1, but at a point more some good business might have been done. In the course of the morning Tennyson was backed to win up wards of 2,0)01. at 100 to 6, the backer offering to increase his outlay, but offers were shortened to 100 to 7. The position of Shakspean3 was not materially bettered, for although ti to 1 was now and then taken, there were still numerous offers to lay. An ugly demonstration at one time set in against Port Royal, as much as 50 to 1 Lid ; subsequently, however, he was partially rescued, and in the end otters did not exceed Al to 1, with counter propositious, to accept 40's. Ten ponies were taken about Fan and Helen coupled, and 500 to 100 Lord Coventry's and Hr. Barber's lots " mixed." Chester Cup speculation was almost wholly confined to Abergeldie, 140/. or there abouts being invested upon him at 20 to 1. There was no Two Thousand betting, and for the Derby 1,3.0) to 200 was offered against Rosicrucian. Pace was backed twice at 500 to A the Investor desiring to bask the horse to win 2,000/. more. 1 000 to 10 was laid against Speculum , and his friends could have been again accommodated at 1,000 to 12. Prices as follow : LINCOLNSHIRB HANDICAP. 9to 1 aunt Czar it and oil, 1100 to 7 salt Artesian (off' 300 1. 7 King (Manning 100 to G cauthieen (oft) (off, t 100 to 0, 00 to 1 Wild Moor (ti LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL 100 to 7 net Tusenlanum (t 100 to 3 eget Clonsmilla (off, and MI; JOU, 1) 11 to 1 Van &o, 100 130 to 3 Moose (oft, t to6w) 40 to 1) Daley (t A co. 100 to 3 Helen (o) 100 to 6w) 100 to S ChlinneyeareeP 300 to 6 Teomnon off, and w) 100 to 3 Charming Wo. 31 to 1 Pearl Direr (V men uff) to 1 Sh-dougeare it 40 to 1 -- Akihlade (t) and off) 40 to 1 Jae% co' Tramps 31 to 1 Dcznatch (off) (t) 300 to 3 Captain Crow 50 to 1 Tally-bo (o) tree (t) 10 to 1 lonised Helms, 100 to S Pert Royal (0, coupled (t, 140 to 1) MO le (00 aest Lord Covent/rail CUBIT) 23 to 1 not Abergeldie (t and w) ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. to 1 suet Lady Elizabeth ,oil, t (to 11 TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 9 to 4 agog Radom:lan (oil, DEBAT. 3111 4. 30) i3olc-ruelanio, 1 40 to 1 eget Harvester 1 0 ) 40 to 1 Blue Gown (o, 1 1000 to 10 -- Somalian (t; t5O to 1) 1 • CARMARTHEN STEEPLECHASES. THURSDAY. 35 to I Kr. Barber's lots couplet :t CUP. }S t 0 I egg 1)01b7 (0) Tlll PA Den STAKE.), • selling race of 3 'Ova. each, with :;O &bled. Selling allowances. About two miles. 4:llance "Ddrhings) I Nedet 11... Whip Betting : to lon Violet, 2 to 1 &get Chance. Won after a good race by half a length ; bad third. Winner bought in for guineas. I:fa CtitnAKTH - N . 4IIIIZE HANDICAP of 10 aora each, b ft. with 10 added ; winners extra. About four miles VI lute.) ',donne' I,ette 111. White) Wilw.n, Pin.) '2 k G. 'lulling, 3 ..riuwrew iLu ran, Letting : 5 to 4 alni All;riglitek,s to 4 agat Imogene, Sto I apt Cork,erew. Won after a good race by three quarters of a length. Lisette, who walked in • bad third , bill not pass the post. Ibotio . ou MIOIBEets' STAKI" of 3 sows. each, with 50 ad.'ed, for bunted. About 3 miles. •1 Pope) I tempest 'jr. Plotter) The is oilu Bettin4 : Even on Spaniel, 6 to 4 apt Tempest (at lint It to 4 oil). IA - oti b i three lengths ; bad third. T'!F. LAI/19:1 . STAKE 3 of 5 sows. each, with 40 added. About 3 miles, Hats steher thda r rit itrhirin• 1 lopes 2 I iu , y and Minima else ran. - I;cttine : Even 01. Fiyfiaber, 6 to 4 apt Cabin Boy, 5 to +twit itstcatelur and Minima. Flatiasteher came in alone, but was afterwards objected to for being in the forfeit list, and the decision remains in abeyance. Tin: OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BO ‘T RACR.- 01 , POW', TDUR,I , AT EVEMBH.--The long-lookesl-fur chal lenge from the Cambridge Univereity Luat Club reached the hands of Mr. Wilton, the president of the Oxford Uni versity,Boat Club, this afternoon, to the great satisfaeVon of the ' dark blues," who will now have iii,ther opportu nity of exhibiting their prowess upon the familiar waters of'w Thames. The fixture will remain fur future contd. deri.tion, but there is little doubt of the race being rowed. acconling to pretodent. on the flatuday pi eetaillg Good Friday, ti April 4. The Cantab. having thrown down the gauntlet h. given renewed energy to the president sod his compeer*, end the difficult task of selecting the OTC. till at once he proceeded with. flabal ant! Military. CHATILIM. PEP. O. The general court-martial for the trial of Corporal Thomas Buick, Royal Marine Artillery on the charges of attempting to administer a Fenian oath and for making nse of seditious language, reassembled thii morning at the Royal Marine llarmcks, under the presidency of Colonel C. L. Barnard. in the absence of the prisoner's solicitor, Kr. Acworth, the prisoner was assisted by Lieutenant- Colonel H. W. Mawbey, Royal Marine Artillery. In addition to the evidence taken yesterday, Private Joseph 'Wheatley was examined as to the language made use of - by the prisoner when in the concert-room at the Gulden Cross public-house. Highatreet, Chatham, and proved that he beard the prisoner say he was " a rank bang lonian," and that this country would seen be ruled by three govern ments, with other seditious expressions. Alexander Donald, a private in the Royal Marino, also proved bearing the prisoner repeat the same words, Gibs witness giving hisopinion Viet he was notaoher at the time. At the close of the evidence fur the prosecutisii the court was adjourned till to-marrow morning, to enable the prisoner to prepare his defence. ADMIRALTY. FEB. 6. ArromtmErrs. Navi gating Lieutenants John F. R. Aylen, additional, to the Cumberland, tor service in the Forte ; and Francis B. Christian, to the Cumberland, for service in the Eclip: e. Hidahipmen Erasmus A. Onnoney, to the Arethusa ; George Drury and Hecry C. Dawson, to the Charybdis ; George W. W. Adam, to the Challenger ; Claude Paget and Robert T. Wood, to the Royal Alfred ; Francis B. B. Simpson, to the Blanche; and Arthur C. Clarke, to the Eugineers James Duffield, to the Indus, for service in the Midge; Wm. Fenton, to the Indus, for ser vice in the Hart ; Leopold 11. Green (A.), to the Asia, for service in the Hornet ; George F. Sutton, to the Fisgard, for servioe iu the Rocket ; and John Spinks, to the For midable, for cervix in the Lizard ; and First-class Assist aut-Engineer Minima H. Frenbam, to the Royal George. THE BALLOT Sot irrx.—At the weekly meeting 0' the executive committer held at the offices, 61,Chespeide,on Tuesday last, the following subscriptions were repotted as having been recently received :—Meern. S. Morky,lo/.; T. 0. Ityley, 2/. lh. ; E Potter, M.P., 31.3 e. ; J. P. Ikatems, 0.0., 11. ; C. H. Eit, 2/. 2s. ; S. Nodes , Cl. ; H. K. Nam den, 21. ; Lieutenant-General Thompson, 21. 2s. ; W. man, jun., H. 2s. ; F. Munro, I/. la. ; Thos. Wood, lf. la.; Gee. Thomas, ; Isaac Holden, 5/.; and sundry smaller sums. It was agreed that the annual meeting of the society should be held on Tuesday, the 25th inst.. when the chair will be occupied by Lieutenant-General T. Perronett Thompson. Among other busin e s s th a t w ill b e submitted to the consideration of the meeting will be that of a conference of the friendslof the ballot, to he held in the spring. It eras resolved " that, judging from the move. meats in several constituencies and ex-sessional speeches of members of parliament to their constituents. among I Tri■ A —CCIDENT AT THE MIDDLLSEI. HOUSE OP them that of the Bight Hon. T. Milner Gibson, H.P. , at I Ceatizenow.—We understand that the Home Secretary, Ashton under Lyn*, it may be safely affirmed th at the on the recommendation of the medical officer, immediately ballot has assumed tie position of an urgent political Ptrd`word the unfortunate prisoner who "ifs/9d so "we" question, and one which will be taken up warmly at the an injury to the leg by the recent accident on the tread next general election." mill at the House of Correction, Middlesex. He was we- HILLTII BrartOltED BY Du BAHRY'B FOOD TO THE fully removed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital , where, we E genes , hum and liver ef old sad young, curin g , n ub. I understand, be is going on favourably. The kg wen cut 'medicine or espouse. dyspepsia (ImMinestion , edema 13 , crushed below the knee. Another man bad the last Joist dirrrbms, middy. headache , mantles. laystena , tenon, of the ring finger of his left band tern off I ; be le idea an skollialsoess. wasting . cough. oolleotalir very well. Six other prism:lens were slightly bruised and lien. low mints. to inmost cures which had rambled all shaken, „i con ; no injuries of say j141441a10416 nsediclues, Melodize, that of has Bodnar the rope. It mime gay times as cost hi other remedies.—Tine, 2s. 9d. ; tilt., 40a., or !d. per meal. Also the Reralents Chocolate 'REDUCTION IN THE TEA DCTY.—Hornimatt's Powder, more strengthening than coooentraled beet —Du Berry pare tam are Bd. per pound cheaper. Thdrstimta in all ports and Co., 77, Begantquadrant, League ; also ?Manna sad Amon ' of the kingdom, are constantly naslvlefi Aesh eeppßse of those Piccadilly, and at H. Gracecbarchnirsit ; 4, 1:71414.1164; fB aai lootsPreetsd tam Bold 051 7 1 n — t adeleMimim msti lit. Oikettatdrest.--(Advottsannannl Y511.71.fr.F.-1 Witte intenistatt. COURT OF COMMON PLZAS.—Fax. 6. Sittings at NW Prins in Ml sx.--Before lard Chief Justice Bovill Lad Special Jury.) ristuduon v. THE SOUTH UMW RAILWAY. The plaintiff in this case was a licensed victualler 2 g h j k ee ping the Hinge Head, Newgate - street, and he claimed ft damages for injuries suffered on the way to Paris in H October last. Mr. H. Chambers, Q.C., and Hr. M. Lloyd annealed for K w the plaintiff ; and Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, "Mr. Field, n o Q.O , and Mr. Balm for the defendants. ft The plaintiff, with • friend, left the Cannon-street et station at half-past eight p.m. on the 26th October last, M. 1. and when within a few mike of Paris the train ran into an engine which was travelling in the opposite direction upon e i t the line. One defence raised by the company was that the tic ticket or book delivered to the plaintiff when he paid his gg, money contained this stipulation :--" Each company incurs no responsibility of any kind beyond what arises 51 in connection with its own trains and boats in consequence H. of passengers being booked to travel over railways of other IL companies ; such through booking being only for the con- aL venience of passengers. Nor will the oompanies be re. H. spousible for trains or boats being delayed or not meeting In the train shown in correspondence, nor for any 0011111. 216 queuoes that may result to passengers thereby." se. Mr. Fishleigh was called, and he stated th at in g oi ng 1 sl 11. for • ticket he acted upon an advertisement which did sal 9 l contain this stipulation. He paid his money before he saw is. the book or ticket which did contain the stipulation. He M. described the accident. The collision was • very violent one, and the carriage in which be was was broken all to S i t pieces. He was bleeding from the face, and after some delay he was sent on to Paris, where he was attended by H. en English doctor. He was in bed for five or six days, and Al in four more days he left for London, though the doctor at said he ought to have stayed another week before travel- U. ling. For a month he could not attend to business, and " even now he was not able to attend to it ea he had done 11 before the accident. He had been obliged to have the H. assistance of his brother-in-law, who wan a licensed via H. tualler. His money expenses in conaequencee of the mei. Sa dent were about 2001. His takings in business before the U accident were 130 f., 140 F., or 1501. a week ; but in cense- ed• queues of his not having been able to a ttend to it as let he had done before, the takings bed fallen off 201. g ji , a week. This would represent a depreciation of et. from 1,0001. to 20001. in the value of the house. el His memory also had been considerably affected since the H. accident. Previous to the accident be had been • man of great energy, and had sometimes for a month together attended to his business from five in the morning until twelve at night. Medical evidence was given as to the bruises upon the plaintiff's body, and the nervous shock which he had sus- - tallied. The doctors thought that it would be • ta ble time time before the plaintiff would entirely recover, and one of them feared that it was not improbable that he might always feel the effects so some extent. In the course of the case it appeared that the French railway company had an arrangement with the South Eastern that each company should bear its own responsi bilities ; but it was said that the French company pre ferred to have its liabilities determined in a French rather than in an English court. His lordship, after • great deal of technical discussion. held that upon the proper construction of the stipulation on the ticket the defendant& were entitled to the verdict ; but be reserved to the plaintiff leave to move to enter a verdict for the amount at which the jury should amass the damages. The jury found the amount of the damages to be 5001., and the verdict was directed for the defendants, subject to the leave reserved. MATS. - • we sea ism 40.1app.0. 16 Da. 1 Mow a ma. • Takagi:lt an Do. Pedwinsa lii I onallta44 . 1110 dLMiMa6p. tL IN Oars TonDoct aB °"i=" IN INN 1 - ar . SO . • Do. 4e. 6do Ilaak lona& pa. I N 1 Do. L Ohara NO earl Timkato7 an Do. 10u1p.11.1=06 aadr an Do. ,aim - I. 2 an Do. Dal prat Botch. an Do. fad prat. Mack a Do. ML praL pleat IN Defog LAWN Iletasala rite , . do. Do. Now .60 ill Lot DAL 6p. at. Do. df pat coot an al. Wasters Oaaa? D Do.dp.o Navy. an Do.ai do. do. IeTT an ladlaaTraaa,l,d l p.e. Da Dana rat. 6a. WO 106 Do.• 41 do. do.. do. al D D Do. o. JIM an Kalb. and Hobeoa's ell Do. 6 D. OO on Do. Ip. POT. If.t.of Cando alDr. .11 Oado&ltollnlould,g.6 le Do. Maros do all Do. naiades 10 * sr -. all Do. es. as. He De. Patrol, ao. — _ 100 Do. WEAN Moo. do. • Call pi 1011.11021 la. 6/a. I Maria .MlleSt , BR RAMO, el RSA% M. 1105874 et. Wend 8. 1112,830 Bt ieso,TIN 1000300 el THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Mr. Thomas Richardson, the landlord of the Angel public-house, Whitechapel, appeared to answers summons charging him with having in his pomession a quantity of saccharine matter, intended to be used as a substitute for malt. There was another charge against Mr. Hardy, • dealer in vinegar and spruce, for supplying the alleged adulterating material. Mr. Sleigh, instructed by the solicitors to the Treasury, dated that the defendant is a pnblican in Whiteohamil, and the other person (Hardy) referred to is • dealer in vinegar and spruce in Tottenham-road, Kingstand. On Nov. 6, two excise officers, named Wanstono and Pargetter, were in Tottenham-road, and saw a cart belonging to Hardy drawn up before defendant's door. Knowing that Hardy . had been convicted of supplying adulterating material to publican., they watched, and saw the carman, under the directions of Hardy himself, take • small cask into the shop. They then entered the shop, stated that they were excise officers, and demanded to know what the cask contained. Hardy said it bad been sent in by mis take, and directed his man to bring from the cart a cask of spruce, which he said was what had been ordered. The wan brought the keg of spruce, and they wanted to sulasti tute it for the first keg, and take the latter away. The officers would not allow this, but seized both casks. Upon I examination they found that the second cask contained genuine Dantzic spruce, and the first a material known aa ;black beer," or " British spruce," consisting of burnt ; sugar or treacle, and used for adulterating beer, giving it g colour and body, and, in fact, being a substitute for malt. 4 A good deal of additional evidence was gone into, and V the defence set up was that there had been • mistake. 11 Sir Thomas Henry was convinced that there bad been ~1 4 no mistake, and that both pasties knew very well what ; the cask contained. lie should fine Hardy, who had been gg convicted before, the full penalty of loot. Richardson was liable to a penalty of 200!., which he would mitigate to one-half—vv.., 1001. Mr. Ribton, for the defence, made a strong appeal to IF the magistrate for • further reducticn, but Sir 'Thomas Henry said he could not exercise much leniency in a case • where there bad been so much fable swearing. CLERKENM'ELL 2,211 Mr. Was. Augustus Stay, a well-dressed, gentlemanly- WI looking young man, residing at 62, Cottenham-road, Horn fa - wry, was charged by Mr. John Theobeld, of 44. Hornsey- • road, with stealing five pieces of timber.—Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray's-inn-road, defended ti the prisoner.—The prosecutor said that about four months V ego lie missed some • of timber, and shortly afterwards !I sew the piece p uced in the defendant's yard. He at the time thought that be had required it for a temporary purpose, but as it was not returned, he gave him into custody.—Mr. Ricketts: Now, sir, Ins 41 not my client purchased the house he now lives - in from you for 3801.'.—Prosecutor : He did so.— Mt. Ricketts : That was about four months ago!—Prose. t, cutor :It was.—Mr. Ricketts: Now, sir, will you swear v that that piece of wood, which is orth about 61, was t,t not upon the premises when you sold them to him ? Prosecutor : It was not.—Mr. Ricketts: Then why did V you hesitate for the space of four months before you gave him into custody !—Proseritor : I did not wish to brand I.' him as a thief, and I thought he would bring it back. — . Mr. Ricketts: Now, sir, on your oath, was it not be- Li cause he had taken proceedings against you in the county court!—Prosecutor: No, it was not.—Mr. Ricketts: Did he not bring an action against you in the county court!—Prosecutor : He did.—Mr. Ricketts : And while he was in court, and before the cease was a called on, did you not telt hint that you wished to speak yi to him outside, and when be went outside give him into custody on this charge! Prosecutor: I did. Mr. 11 Ricketts : Really, sir, I muit say that this is • most in. fatuous charge. The prosecutor sells a house to my client. and in the yard certain lumber is left, that piece of wood forming a portion of it. It is known to be there for several months, but nothing is done respecting it until the day when • sue is to be heard between them in the county 1 court, and then, and only thou, before the case called on, the prosecutor gets him out of court and gives him into custody. I must ask you, sir, to discharge my client.— & a' The magistrate said there was clearly no case of felony, a and at ono. discharged the prisoner. too THAMES. Thomas Smith, a well-dressed and powerful young man, r e who is known to be connected with a daring gang of a thieve. who have committed many daring robberies in s Whitechspel and the Mile-end - roa d, was brought Wore le Mr. Benson, charged with being commented in assaulting m Mr. Thomas Leach, a watchmaker, sad robbing him of • gold chain valued at U. The prosecutor was passing along the north side of the is Whitechapel High-street on Wednesday evening, and two is persons got before him and dodged him, preventing him is from proceeding direct on his way. All at ones one of • them struck him. and the other made • snatch at his gold Albert chain and detached it from his watch. The thief ; immediately darted into • narrow alley, called Half-moon- s postage. The prosecutor followed him, and bad not gone more than four yards when the prisoner got before him 0 and stopped him. A scuffle took place, and the thief got I away with the chain. 11 William Wilson, • shoemaker, said that a smaller man than the prisoner made • snatch at the prosecutor's g watch, and ran away with the chain. The thief ran down a court only 3} feet wide. The prosecutor was re do ? after ■ the thief, and the prisoner and another man bins. The prisoner raised his arms, shoved against • promo. (tutor, sad was guilty "of all manner of attitudes and • tricks," and his fists were doubled. He was satisfied the prisoner was acting in concert with the thief. The prisoner said he was as innocent as the table in court. Mr. Benson remanded him till Monday next, and hoped I the police would be able to arrest his two confederates. move- 11;411 81. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1868 ... 104 SO 95 96 96 If 2} ra i i .}... 1 9 1 10 101 103 I all t /// 111 100 10 00 13 SS a 1 •••• a a IN. Ii tt l abg I al Siiq - parl pm al - 1 D ad - d 440 I • 9 II du - IT It 40 1 isa :I 21 66 IT I 1 in in no Pvl in ▪ ulf all 211 66 NI 61 61 J 6 116 112 as IN e• I 11 14 ig pa se *Pm 41 st — TS TS TS if -- 10 8 die , !ice. 1. 7 1:4 7 A • - LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAIL* AY• The half-yearly report of the directors states that the soommts to the 31st of December, 1867, Aow the net revenue for the eh months, after deducting interest on loans and all other preferential charges, to be 212,6771. 3e. 9d. ; add the surplus at June, 1967, 1,6641. 13s. 11d. ; balance available for dividend , 2 14 . 3411 . 17s. Bd. From the above sum the directors recommend that s dividend be declared at the rate of 5/ per oent. per annum, payable on the 2nd of March, amounting on 7,772 89U. 4e. sd. of paid-up capital, to 20 4 , 0081 . 7.. 10d., leaving to be carried over to the current half year 10,3031.9.. 10d. The grew revenue for the peat half-year compares satis factorily with that of the corresponding period of 1866, notwithstanding the °outland contraction of traffic arising from the depression of trade which generally per vades the cottetry ; the pameuger trafile presenting an inoresse of 34,8201., and the goods department being also in excess by 10,4861. of the autumn half-year of 1866. Referring to the " Summary of Capital" in the accounts now circulated, it will be seen, upon comparison with the last report, that the amount of debenture bonds has been reduced in the past half-year by 197,4201., whilst in the same period the debenture stock issued by the com pany haa increased by 290,033/. The average rate of interest on the mortgage debt has 'lightly increased ; it stands at 414 cent. as oom ured with 4.40 for the common half-year of 1866. he train mileoge run in the past i f-peer is 16,654 miles less than that for the corresponding half-year in 1866. The utmost attention has been given to the working expenditure in each department, sad the result is that reductions have been effected in the locomo tive and carriage departments, and in the maintenance of the line, while the working of the Salisbury and Dorset Railway has caused an increase in the traffic department. and there in likewise an bureau under the head of general charges. The general result is, however, considered satis factory, u 43,6301. additional receipts have been obtained at an increased expenditure of 4,1131/. WARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY MARIS LID nocza LiUMLYII. I. 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Wei. lava& (16.) . , ID (I..'i . inM....i 1 / 4 II ilarDaddralikaLad.; aL IL S o b rai r a Talarra .A.l 1 Do doer . a is isicankims.eauksti alt M DI. 05. 11 40 al . a :f MI • l/var. (1. 1 a la $ Ow 1 2* g u r. ana l si , law(L.) S Araia Tr.. —, A 111 'a Lad . (1.) , in C .g.. 1 or g ihlllooo (Lia.) .11 Ism is • Call radis. . PIiZIPBRINOS 8/LIBIS. Great Waken, Original irreclaimable 4 pa ei5i.,136,34. London and 8. Weniorm 7 per ant., hie 3M 'bares, 145 Nor* Lelia, York, B. and 8. Paeans 10i. .9 10 . 146 Ibo 99 101 ale 98i 99 101 106 107 all 931 106 110 106 107 104 106 00 101 93 100 1004 tet e 103 i 101* 1011 110 103 105 110 111 I 1111 llte FAY& 76 77 au 8111 14 IS in The Si 10 116 li I 33 _ 84 31 id alb zd 80 10 Id 61; 31; el 4 »1I zd 8,11 It 107 101 20} li e e 1041 10911 9 MARKETS. LACE AND HOSlEB,Y.—Normainw, Fan. 6. Without any assignable cause there is a rather quieter tone in the Los market this week, though there is nothing like depression. There is an absence of buyers both for the home and foreign markets, but small sorting up orders I come toe fair extent through the post, and with the firm appearance of the cotton market, the prospects of the spring trade are by no means discouraging. — ln the hosiery trade the improvement lately reported progresses rather languidly, there being fewer shipping orden than are usual at the time of the year. Nevertheless there are a few orders from Canadian sad Australian markets. The home trade is a little quieter.—Nottingham Journal. COTTON.—LrvineooL, FIB. 6.—Strong market, at jd. advance. F.stiumtod sales to-day, 20,000 bolos, including 7,000 speculation and export. 9.000 American, 74d. to ' Bjd. ; 1,200 Parnam, 7jd. to 84d.; 200 Santos, 74.4. ; 1,100 Maranbsni, 84.1. to ap e d. ; 2,500 Egyptian, &l. to 17d. ; 450 Smyrna, 54d. to 74A ; 50 Peru, 84d. ; 5,500 Surat. sd. to 7jd. ; Madras, 6d. to 64d. ; Bengal, Scinde, ice., 51d. to 51d. Fair Dhollerah, 61d. ; fair Oomra• mutton), 61d.: fair Brooch, 611. ; fair Bengal, sjd. ; fair 4=, ; fair Parnam, Bjd.; midd li ng Bowed., 74d.; Orleans, Sad. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADTORD, FEL 6.—Al though no great change has taken place since last Thurs day, there is certainly more disposition to do business in wool, and choice sorts of good wool are in steady de mand. The scarcity of good wool enables holders to cam. mend the full value. There has, indeed, been a gradual and perceptible improvement in wool since the sale of Messrs. Townend, three weeks ago, and the better sorts of wool to-day are decidedly stiffer. A good lot of Lincoln hogs, of very choice quality, has been sold at la. per lb. With a better supply in the market, however, the hard ening tendency may receive a check. In wonted yarns there is more inquiry on the part . of export merchants. Some fair sales have taken place during the last few days, in both single and twofold yarns. Not only have stocks been reduced, but orders have been placed.. In 30's and 40's single there has been a steady business done, and the same may be said of two-folds. The ooks on the continent are being reduced. and as the tendency of wool is upward, merchants make low offers, and pick up anything cheep that may fall in their way. The business is for actual consumption. Spinners are trying to obtain an advance in their quotations. The piece branch does not partake of the improvement visible in the other branches. There has been a little more doing for the con tinent and for France ; but little, if any, improvement can be reported for other quarters. A fair business seems to be doing in fancy goods. Some fair orders have been placed, and there have been some purchases from stock. Stocks, however, are very heavy in many hands, and though prices have a hardening tendency, they cannot be said to be quotably higher. An exception must be made in the case of heavy goods, which have foraome weeks been rather higher in price. CORN.-BradDiGll/.11. Fen. 6.-At this day's market there was a full supply of English wheat, and a reduction of Is. per quarter took place on all descriptions. Foreign nominal. Barley offer ing Is. per quarter under previous rates. Oats and peas maintained their value. Beane t en ding upwards. Our millers reduced the retail price of flour is. 4d. per sack. BRISTOL, Fen. 6.-Our corn trade through the present week has been quiet. Supplies of English wheat at moat of the markets of the district have much increased, as is usual during this month, most of the samples have been uneatisfactory . as to condition, and have found buyers at gradually declining prices. The foreign trade has been in suspense, imports being very trifling, and both buyers and sellers keeping themselves in reserve for the long overdue fleet. At our market to-day there was a moderate sup. ply of wheat from the farmers, which sold slowly at Is. to 2s. lees money. Flour difficult of disposal, and rather cheaper ; foreign o ff ered at ls. to 2a reduction, without leading to transactions of importance. Halting barley firm, but not active. Grinding, from scarcity i commanded an advanos of rid. to Is. per qr. Oats very inactive, but with continued short supplies from Ireland, last week's values were fully supported. Beans Is. per qr. lower. Indian corn gave way' e. per qr. BURY Sr. EIGIUNDA, FEB. 5.-We had a trod show of wheat at our market to-day Trade was dul l, at a reduc tion of Is. to 2 s. per qr. The supply of malting barley was not large, and last vreek`sprices were barely supported. Oats, beans, and peas and all feeding stuff quite as dear. White wheat, 775. to 825.; red ditto, 695. to 735. Barley, 40e. to 41s. per qr. Averages-Wheat, 630 i qrs., 71s. 9}.L; barley, 2,9112 qrs., 425. 41d. ; oats. 274 qrs., 2A,. 041 Devizes, FEB. 6.-We had a fair supply of wheat at to day's market, bat the trade was slow, and for inferior lots ad le. a qr. lees money was given ; beat lots, however, made zd last week's prices. Barley sass in moderate supply, and brisk demand, with a firm trade, at list week's prices, for all deacdiptions. Oats in good supply, at from T3s. to 28s. per qr. Beans short supply, at from 225. to 28s. per sack. Peas • slow sale at last week's rates. Best white wheat, 355. to 40s. • best red ditto, 355. to 40s. 6d. ; barley, ▪ 375. to 46e. ' ; beans, 225. to 2lts. ; oats, 23a to 28s. ; peas, 20s. to 255. ' • 'etched, 245. to 295. ;rye, 19s. to 215.; fi ne flour, 584. to 60s. ; best seconds, 545. to 56e. GLOUCESTER, Fen. 5.-Since this day se'nnight the cons trade has ruled very dull in every department, and with teenaged deliveries from the farmers values have bad a drooping tendency. We have fair supplies of English wheat at this and the neighbouring markets, for which the demand is good at a decline of 6d. to Is. per qr. Foreign is held for late rates, but the demand is very limited. Barley, both malting and grinding, Is in steady request at about former currencies, Oat. are in good consumptive request, but late values are with difficulty supported. Beans, peas, and mane unaltered. Murandrsa, FEB. 6.-This day's market was well at tended. Fine dry samples of English wheat being scarce were held for late rates, bat inferior sorts were quite neg lected. Foreign was more freely offered, at a decline of 3d. to 41. pa, untaL Flour scarcely inquired for, and 6d. zd to Ia per auk and barrel cheaper. No change in oats and oatmeal. Egyptian beans declined Is., anti Indian oorn is. 6d. to 2a per quarter. zA Nxwazix. FIR. 6.-Here today wheat of fine quality brought late prices ; other descriptions were dull. The supply of barley was small and the trade was quiet at former currencies. Oats agrei sale, at extreme rates. For beans full prises were real NEWBURY, Fla. 6.-To-day the Corn Exchange wu well - attended, and there was a batter supply of wheat. The • condition of some of the parcels was more satisfactory than last week. A dulness pervaded the trade, and the best lots of wheat were bought at a reduction of la per qr. on previous quotations. Other sorts VOTE bought at was at • still greater decline in value. The top figure for whe Ste. per qr. The fall WMs of the last market were realised for barley, which nosed from 365. to 465. per qr. Holders of the best sort of cats made rather more money , and 325. and 34a . per qr. were obtained for the pinkest qualities. Other eons sold slowly at previous rates. The value of flour has advanced since our last report, households selling at 605., and esoonds at 55a. per sack. UXBRIDGE. Fut. 6.-The supply of grain at market to tal:email. The trade for wheat is . term, at last week • In spring corn the trade is more active, there Lbw a demand for samples for seed, as the weather ts favourable. Enuncriecn,Fu. 5.-As compared with last week wheat was Ls. down on top, and 4a tkl. down on average. Barley was same as hot week on top, and 4d. down on average. Oats were 3d. dews en esp. sad 3d. up on average. Beans were la up on tp, and 3d. down on average. Whost,soa. to 81s. ; Mirky, sa.. to 455. 6d. ; cote, VW. to 36a. 9d.; brass. 43a. to Ws. CiLTl'LL—Buoinramaa. F. 41.—There Was mak • fall supply el besets es ogee, which woe to hand la good coaditioa ; the trade Arm Is a few Wham 7d. per lb. woo realised, otherwise flad. pot lb. vas till top wise. The supply of sharp inia fair. Ow ;nutlet trade valise EMS active at Tuesday's priors. Oalvsp a fair thin al year supply ; so milnuralisa is prism Tat php • Toodeast• sr the late par having pnivestal oeNato. Beef. 5 to 7d. per lb. ; asthma, sgd. to 70. ; veal, &I. la beim pigs. Ss. ed. to 90. 3d. pee .core; pockets, floe 9d. to St. 3d. BRISTOL, FEB. 6.-We had a large supply of beef at our market to-day, and the quality was rather above the aver. ws but trade wee quiet, and there wee no alteration from the reduced quotatioes of list week, best descriptions es . &tering hands at from 645. to 66a. pee met., and for very choice samples,67s. was obtained ,while middling and inferior sold at from 58e. to 63e. There was also a large supply of sheep, which met with a dull trade except for very choice light webers ; them were inquired for at Gid. per lb. , but for fat w hty ewes and superior sorts there was& v er y limited demand at reduced rates, from sid. to 6d. being accepted. The supply of store cattle was short, as usual, at this season of the year, and the weekly ousignmente from Ireland at present average Only about 300 a 400. The number, however, proved quite sufficient for the demand, trade being quiet at prices in favour of the buyers. We had a large show of =itch cows of indifferent quality; a few good descriptions were wanted for the London market, but for the majority on o ff er there was s very slow sale at late rates. There as a quiet though selling trade at Bs. 9d. per wore for good samples. The horse trade still continues dull, and we have to report scarcely anything doing. Lane, FEB. 5.-There was • fall average supply of fat cattle and sheep at market to-day, and prices veers about the same as last week. First quality of beef, 1;4.,i, to fild. per lb. ; second, 6d. ; beet (small) mutton, 7d. • next quality, Gjd. to std. ; ewes, sd. to 50. Number of 558 ; sheep, 3,470. There is but a small supply of beasts calves, but enough for the demand. Good veal as from 6jd. to 7d. per lb. The fat pig market is moderately well supplied, but mom rather tend upwards. large fat pigs, Ge. 6d. to 6e. 941. per stone of 141 b. ; small, 7s. MOISMOCTINHIRE, FEB. 5.-There has been a greater amount of activity at the local markets during the pat week than has been witnessed for some two or three weeks previously, and the attendance of buyers has been more numerous. Fat beasts in good condition have sold freely at 6id. per lb., and middling 6d. Sheep have been plentiful, but sales have been slowly e ff ected at prices ranging from 50. to 6141. per lb. Calves have been more inquired after, but the supply being short 7d. per lb. has been readily obtained. There have been few inquiries for bacon pig., and some in excellent condition have changed hands at th. 6d. per moue. Porkers in good request, prices ranging from Bs. 9d. to 9/ 3d. per score. At the Newport market this day trade was active, the demand being greater than the supply, and a speedy clearance was effected, but there was no alteration in the prices above mentioned. Nornuarran, Fre. 5.-We had a moderately good sup. ply of beasts, which sold a little better than on the pre vious week, at from ra. to Bs. Gd. per stone, and for wooed quality, from 7s. Gd. to fie. A good show of sheep sold at from 6j4. to 7d. per lb., and second quality at from Gd. to 61d. Veal realised from Bd. to Rid. Forkia pigs fetched from 6s. to Ge. 3d., and bacon pigs from 6s. to Gs. 44 Beasts, 261; sheep, 1,036 ; pip, 36. Wuerturi, Fen. 5.-The market was well supplied with fat cattle and sheep to-day, and last week's quota hone were generally supported. The best qualities of mutton were in some instances rather higher. A satis. factory clearance was effected. First quality of beef, Be. per stone of 141 b.; second, is. Gd. ; inferior, is. : best mutton (small sheep), 61d. to 7d. per lb. ; second quality, 6441. to • ewe., 51d. to Gil. Fat pigs and store cattle were in small supply, and fully supported last week's prices. _ _ Etirgergnit, Fig. s.—The supply of cattle this wen. ing was more than on this day se'nnight, there being or an increase of 62 head. The general quality was infe rior, but the demand was good. Top price of the best beef, 84. ; middling and inferior, from tie. 9d. to 7e. 6d. per stone. The supply of sheep was 8,733, being 211 less than last week. The demand was good, late prices being fully maintained. Top price, 74d.; current for the best sort,, 6fd. to 7d. and down to 6Ad. ; ewes, from 6d. to tlid. per lb. Fed pigs, lie. 6d. to be. tid. per stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, 6s. to 9s. a head. :May o yed b• I:et a...wea ves quiet and there w bea c:o rtiacripti teratio ... nro r. m . mar . ket tiosii to7, IMO 100 e q ,f ivau last v w .: o :l7....... 4 ee see a f ver. . * she/aging hands at from 64e. to 66a. per art., and for very f, choice samples,67s. was obtained ,while middlin g and inferier sold at fross 58e. to 63. There was also a large supply of o; sheep, which met with a dull trade except for very choice * light wetbers ; them, were inquired for at 6;d. per lb„ 3 to but for fat we i ghty ewes and superior sorts there was ver y of limited demand at reduced rates, from s)d. to od. being * accepted. The supply of store cattle was short, as usual, • L at this season of the year, and the weekly consignments a . from Ireland at present average Only about 300 a 400. : Val 6, The number, however, proved quite sufficient foe the lie demand, trade being quiet at prices in favour of the " la F ~ buyers. We hail a large show of =itch cows of indifferent , I ks. in quality ; a few good description/ were wanted for the ao London market, but for the majority on offer there was , ;e : ,, very slow sale at late rates. There was a quiet though its selling trade at Bs. 9d. perlloolll for good samples. The he horse trade still continues dull, and we have to report 1 :Y. en scarcely anything doing. Vill be Labe, FRB. 5.-There was • fall average supply of a gems HA in- fat cattle and sheep at market today, and prices err, eat ite about the same as last week. First quality of beef, 6•,,i, NTS fly to 61d. per lb. ; second, 6d. ; best (small) _mutton, 7d... kin .m.- next quality, tijd. to 61d. ; ewes, sd. to 51d. Number of the 6s. elil 66. beasts 558 ;sheep, 3,470. There is but a small supply of Cobh rile 154 fat calves, but enough for the demand. Good veal as from . Ws ear 6jd. to 7d. per lb. The fat pig market is moderately well "illie FlB.aton 5/4.- There small, hmbea 7s. a a greater to supplied, but prices rather tend upwards. large fat pigs, M 6L OMMOCT 6c liB 9 tim per ne e m n rsied el ara :: ! ::k un tintf t haau:l o . f ebh a r: Lti :lbeFh. a m:. t .e tel:ealoncedin for da mark or wiaay l e ts iredea d iat u tediwo ri an ng atha th rav e pet: p .tces i i s e. t i li weeks previously, and the attendance of buyers has been rat. "k it Vie Ale - freely at 6jd. per lb., and middling 6d. Sheep have been . fr VI ranging from 50. to 61d. per lb. Calves have been more At inquired after, but the supply being short 7d. per lb. bag AL been readily obtained. There have been few inquiries to bacon pige, and some in excellent condition hove changed ..• ester- han ma a giAgd t e s e r t at th fr t7re "S l h a . a y perPd au t . ra wwet :d p e ly 9. :at dr a : Per acti e a risco ve s ir rnd n , re.g t °°d h y e Atr i gi a gl epri°""° beii ge ... an • .. bang effected, but there was no alteration in the prices above for mentioned. . BM , dens ply of beasts, which sold a little better than on the pre- ..i, firm Nowt/tamale, Fee. 5.-We had a moderately good see. vious week, at from Ba. to Be. Cod. per stone, and for snood vee the quality, from 7s. 6d. to Bs. A good show of sheep sold at ither • T. • 1 from 6jd. to 7d. per lb., and second quality at from 6d. to - axe 6jd. Veal realised from std. to Aid. For pigs fetched oy re a from 6s. to 6s. 3d., and bacon pigs from 6s. to lie. 6,1, Th e Beasts, 201; sheep, 1,036 ; pigs, ;36. Ds WheertiLD, FIB. 5.-The market was well supplied . AiL with fat cattle and sheep to-day, and last week's quota. T ,di ng 1 tans were generally supported. The best qualities of • L t o mutton were in acme Instances rather higher. A satin. . rid. . factory clearance was effected. First quality of beef, . .iei ki . t,,, Bs. per stone of 1416.; second, 7a. Gd. ; inferior, Ti. ; best ..I t 500 mutton (small sheep), 61d. to 7 d. per lb. ; second q uali ty , 11 . 1 h, illde, 641 to 61'I. ' awn, 51d. to 61. Fat pigs and store cattle Mlle were in s mall supply, and fully supported last week's I 1 . tsar prioea. e. '704 Ehrteceutt, FM. 5.-The supply of cattle thie morn. e it • lag was more than on this day se'enight, there being :.. - b, sat or an increase of 82 head. The general quality was infe- tar -Al.. rior, but the demand was good. Top price of the best beef, Me 'liar,- was Bs. • middling and inferior, from 6a. 9d. to 7s. 6,L per • I reel PP einem stale. The supply of sheep was 8,733, being 211 lens than dy de. last week. The demand was good, late prices being fully a com. maintained. Top price, 70.; current for the best sort., T • radual 6141. to 71. and down to 6 Ad. ; ewes, from 6d. to Std. per .A. 7 ale of lb. Fed palm, ss. 6d. to de. 6d. per stone ; six to eight arts of weeks old ditto, 6s. to 9e. • head. lb. cal l per TRAFFILI arrunris. ~,, I hard- • 0.1 --o-- yarn. Miles Pas- Mee Total, Total h. lama kan.wars. °Cm. augers. *handles. 1667. bp; .111 r days, Week ending Nov. 9 . A ' 6 i ma stocks Crest :southern of India 144 535 409 1,004 i , . 1 Ina I's and Week eliding Dee. 7. nod rid the Madras -gate West Lino 492 - - 1111 7,4:51 :., - .1 - North West Line. 153 - - 1.9.6 1..1'41 'kg on Week ending Dec. 28. adency Bata and /tau Francimo 7Bl 195 706 290 01 'nick up Week ending Jan. 26 tetel. 1,4.7. titaness London,Tilburyottdouthend - 722 1`.4 ets IN,t obtain Week ledge' Jan. Si. 36 136 108 N I ;h does Dublin and Meath24l 741 EN Week ending Feb. L IN Llynvi and Ognewe - - 597 71+ At' be con- North Eastern 1242 15,645 70,166 65,711 CC,. tt. I ent can Week ending Feb. 2. ems to Brecon and Merthyr 72 259 954 1,217 1.17: i , s Lo pieced, Bristol and Exeter 1641 PDX 2.9 6 8057 5.5 , 1 Stocks, Great Rasters 7lB 14,966 19.375 SUM 33..t.1. ....,...„ Great Western 1356 231,421 27,246 116,606 66.411 1 I a 1 """ Ilanchester,SoutlahmAlso, Ito be and Altrtnehans - 952 206 1,287 1.r.0 Le case of North British or . higher ... . _ . ant RAILWAY AND ()THEE BILLY BEFORE PARLIA - um market merr.-Yeaterday the examiners upon standing order auction proofs of railway and other private bills now pending M Foreign par liament, resumed their duties, and transacted the review; following business. In Mr. Frere's court, held in COM. 1;1 Beam mittee.romn No. 16, the standing orders were declared to price of have been complied with in the ranee of the unopposed petitions of the St. Ives and West Cornwall (Junction) Ai A present Railway, the Burry Port and Gwen Breath Valley Rail. at at moat way, the Llynvi Valley Gas, the Belfast Central Railway, . o ed, as is and the Newry and Armagh Railway Bill'. There was no see been appearance entered by the parties to the Intxrnationsl , B uyers at Communication between England and the Continent Mo. I been in opposed) 13ill ; nor to the opposed bill of the Dublin Abbat- rers and toirs,_ Markets, and Improvement Bills. In the men overdue presi ded over by Dlr. Palgrave, in Committee-room No. rate sup. 17, the standing orders were declared to have been cm, at la. to plied with in the following unoppored cues : -The , I rather North London Railway , the N orwich ITnion Life Insurance .. without Society, and the Dundee Heciansation, Esplanade. Ned ~ r barley Skate Dille. In the case of the opposed petition ef the r emended Dublin (City) Gas Bill the examiner declared that the .1 tire, but standing orders bad not been complied with. It week's CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.-A meeting of soue r. lower. Edinburgh shareholders in the Caledonian Railway Cem pany was held in that city on Wednesday , at which dieutie e . show of faction was expressed at the mode in which the WW. , ; a rodeo. mita", appointed at the racial general meeting of ng barley shareholders held in Glasgow last week, had carried out apporte& the instructions given to them ; and an agreement WaSCOBX 1 oas dew. to that it is expedient t o have is more equitable rem,- Barley, sentatite at the licord of directors than liss been aecurel , 71s. 91i1.; by the recent change effected by the commit tee. /tl. THE OUTRAGE 177 CLIME ENWISLL.-Tlic man, eat at to- Thomas Chatterton, who was wounded on Wedetralay by feria lots a pistol bullet near Clerkenwell, is at present in St. 1;ar• , er, made tholomew's Hospital. The ball entered the Deck blend /ply, and the angle of the jaw on the right aide, making .i sere i traces, for small wound. It is supposed to be still in the neck ; lelt Is. to 28s. it is deemed inexpedient at present to search for it. Me per sack. Borafall, the house informs a that no in : p at / 13 its wheat, I structures have been divid surgeon, ed, and the patient is doing ;. barley, well.-Brifisk Medical Journal. to. 28a ,; THE MURD ER OF A GIRL IN DUMFRI ESS Hlharm; RE.- e, 191 - to Robert Smith, the young man who is charged with M 'd' murdered a girl near Annan, and also with having se t the corn tempted to murder a woman near the some place, was es. and with amined on Monday, at Dumfries, before Mr. Boyle Rope, an bad a sheriff.substitute, first, on the (barges of rape, murder, of English and robbery ; • and, secondly, on the charge o f attempt t o which the murder. It is understood that the prisoner made a ful Foreign oontesgion of the whole of the crimes charged against List. fl limited- [Advertisement.] -HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT A 79 request at pmts.-Unerring Precisloo-When the health is bees ;d .1 nsumptive down from the continuanoe of some weakenaist diselri e r i. e. n , ... 0 , I ulcers refuse to heal, and extending mischief s iii t i . 'a i t , , '.. supP"tel then is the time to try the potency of 80-noway s none . nA, meet and purifying pills. No treatmeat for shim: o lse n ;l 1 1 1 lis well at. safety. leading to a cure can be compared to this. es The din lil i l:.: I ling scarce clean' and cools the . foulest agl eu rzt angry .or . from Utah owe personal experience to the unvarying Puna'' or, and 6 41 . A Bending tbe use of Houoway's medicaments In eases of Mee in oat' 6° ' s ated legs, enlarged veins, ecurvyskin, and swelled auekLa. radian corn --e-----e - - e. ittin ne e I i ii pthreentrtmenms, tt°ll red es both and ilangevrt.W.Thtione gr d "w ts t •st h 114 nee qu alit y BIRTHEI, ItiARNIAG/GS, AND DE ATHS. t dull. The aa quiet at BIRTHS. - mum ram BRAN. --February 4. the wife of 11r. 11. Bean, of Feee rl ` “.. ' ' ' Lanedovnieroad Croydon, of a son. Willi ford Ms,PA Wits, the wife of Bre .T. B. Buchanan, of a dall6 6l ; r . 0 , heat. Th e CHABLIM.-F 4, at Ifain-cresceot, Kenshigtoo le rP . Le was well BUCHANAN.-Ireiintaryz; at the Rec Wry, E- de, ard ieri the Cei w atrr e °I A. C hart ee hlriaL 't, al aCheachnuguohlter, Somerse t . "--- ' rife of B. sought jig a PARILAIL-February, ,_ at Noreington. Al * h oo t was 'Wool H. if. Parham, Esq., of a sue. at le. per (Matt _ffact_., ota dims:ter _ _ yaw. .. wa ,, , 0,, ___„,.,,, WILLIAMS.-February 5, at victoria-read, ClaPhem -, '"' - ' ere r eelleed gift. T. B=lll.B. Alt. ed • daughter . r. Holders petuustB.-February 4, at St. Ilan's-read, ca°66burY. W ,y, and 325. wife of C. P. Williams, Ems., of • son. t qualities. 'he value of IKANRIAGNS. by the Rev. C. F. Berman. M.A., W. Brooks. inn , er2;r ar e", Bre; to Anse Hiltou, daughter of the late J. B. .c. kolas selling BROOKS-EDWARDS.-February b, st a Allesea Watrr re ` e ', market tea list,_ot Methwokl• a last week's HURI•N -1101380 N.-7 4, at Windham:a, stirrer , weather le Bortoo, rector of Itahsay, musty Dublin, to . marl/,-. __• wide the late w. Hobson, gag, of ger giee4 cC,4 ctive, then th e father of thetwittegroo ebra mnen l 7 , son of the 16 -; ZDWAIDS-HYABLE. - 4, at SL Matthew s _ _ week wheat Baena by the Rm. W. L. E. &Edwards, of Brisvt l o n average. Upper ffeßawal- --- er. Beans DEATHS. aid , G l wg,.....,,_ege.,.„,5°.• Wilt -Ithrsery 4, at Holland-place, MOM eueee• erL.: Simla, mpg 74. 110 6 164 BESTIAL -February 4, at Albary . Oxfordshire, tits Rey. I. Part* en 74 . Court, Men MarYT lol :li. Me' Harley Urr°6. I ° Paul llitabeth. *laugh of B. Stable, FM , . was soda a FIHILOW.-Febrirary 4, at Hampton P ar k, Annie. th . MAILMOND.-February 5, at Booth Penge lend ., ig g e e ad 0. J. Hammond, liam. 8 48 . Per A B . NICSOLL-Febrimm7 6 , at Honey. Isabella Nichol, disSbid ifi ss tee• The el J. Michels, la. FAA., aged 6 2 . Wets'. non WALTZIL--Yetestary 4. at Folltegtorm the Sir- B. Ime of year 11.A.,e1 Ustaesike College, Ltarbam . aged a moderate -------.•-''"----- eats. Beef, on e polished by WitizAH Mote Hata. of . rib t . veal, 641. to , anat. in the City a Lambe, oI rrio v g i r i ie d i o.-. co; pockets 011 en la Laithardelree‘ in the Precinct =DAY, 111111617AZY 7, WM TRAFFIC., RETURNS. Miles Par Hen Total, Taint, RAILWAYS. open. wingers. shandies. 1847. Week ending Nov. 9. A L g s Great southern a India .. 144 635 409 1,001 Week eliding Dee. 7 Madras-13outit West Line. 492 North West Lion 163 Week ending Dee. 28. Raids and Sau Francisco .. 761 Week ending Jan. 26 London,Tilbury,lesouthend Week ending 3 31. Dublin and Meath Week ending Feb. 1 Llynvi and 'honor,: North Eastern Week ending Feb. 2 Brecon and Merthyr 72 ff. 9 954 1,213 1.171 Bristol sod Exeter 1341 : 1 .097 2,9 0 0,057 6.4.9 Great Festena Great Western 1358 29,411 37,248 86,000 66,411 lianchester.SoutiaJtuvetion, and Altrtnehatu North British . 7.4.15 1.9.8 1.f.) Ago o) 18m. we I,,ki ;d I'4 U 136 106 246 21; 301 - - 594 :I+ .1242 15,645 D 0,166 65,711 G 4 - 953 206 1,t 3 7 . MEI 7.633 16.733 34.412 !CA RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLY BEFORE PARLlA mENT.—Yeaterday the examiners upon standing order proofs of railway and other private bills now pending in parliament, resumed their duties, and transacted the following business. In Mr. Frere's court, held in Com mittee.room No. 16, the standing orders were declared to have been complied with in the cases of the unopposid petitions of the St. Ives and West Cornwall (Junction) Railway, the Burry Port and Gwen Dreath Valley Rail way, the Llynvi Valley Gas, the Belfast Central Railway, and the Newry and Armagh Railway Bill'. There was no appearance entered by the parties to the International Communication between England and the Continent opposed) Bill ; nor to the opposed bill of the Dublin Abbat toirs, Markets, and Improvement Bills. In the court presided over by Mr. l'algrave, in Committee room No. 17, the standing orders were declared to have been coo.- plied with in the following unoppored capes : —The North London Railway, the Norwich 'Union Life Insurance Society, and the Dundee Reclamation, Esplanade. ;aid Streets Bills. In the case of the opposed petition of the Dublin (City) Gas Bill the examiner declared that the standing orders had not been complied with. CALEDONIAN RAI LWAY.—A meeting of sou° Edinburgh shareholder' in the Caledonian Railway CO, pany was held in that city on Wednesday, at which dissatis faction was expressed at the mode in which the min mittee, appointed at the special general meeting of shareholders held in Glasgow last week, had carried out the instructions given to them ; and an agreement wascos.... to that it is expedient to have it more equitable repu sentation at the board of directors than has been avaind by the recent change effected by the committee. THE OUTRAGE IN CLERK ENWELL.—TIic Man, Thomas Chatterton, who was wounded on Wednesday by a pistol bullet near Clerkenwell, is at present in St. Lac tholomew's Hospital. The ball entered the neck behind the angle of the jaw on the right aide, making v Icy ery small wound. It is supposed to be still in the neck ; it is deemed inexpedient at present to search for it. Mr. Hessian, the house informs ns that no imp ort a nt I s t r uctures have been divid surgeoa, ed, and the patient is doing Medical Journal. THE MURDER OF A GIRL IN I RE.-DUMFRIESSHR Robert Smith, the young man who i s charged th arm; murdered a girl near Annan, and also with having at tempted to murder a woman near the same place, was et stuined on Monday, at Dumfries, before Mr. Boyle Bop . , s heriff-substitute, first, on the charges of rape, murde, and ro bbery ; and, secondly, on the charge of attem p t t o murder. It is understood that the prisoner made a ful confession of the whole of the crimes charged against 111:11. [Advertisement.]-11OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND MIA —Unerring precision—When the health is break , : down from the continuance of some woakenMg disehargc. *ha° ulcers refuse to heal, and extending mischief Is thereatenel , then is the time to try the potency of Holloway's heeding o ment and purifying pills. No treatment for giving esse safety, leading to a cure can be compared to this. live olntmest cleans and cools the foulest and most angry vores. diminishes the 111fiAMIllati011, reduces the swelling, prevents the g rowth ..f proud flesh, and spares both pain and danger. Thousand instil/ from Itheir own De experience to the unvarling sunvw attending tbe use of Holloway's medicaments In eases of Wan steal legs, enlarged veins, acurryskin, and swelled suet:la. BIRTHS, MARRIAGMS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS.r. BEAN. --February 4. the wife of M. U. Bean, of &et 1,,1;r, Lenedownoroad Croydon, of a .on. BUCHANAN.-74ruaryia:; at the Rectory, Wishforl Mrs , a , Willa, the wife of the .T. B. ituchaoan, of a dauallt', , CHARLltit—lebniary 4, at ifagin-creseeot, Kensingtoolno , `"'" wile of A. Charism, Eqs , of a daughter. OILLITT.—PAruaIy 4, at Chedsoy. Somerset , the wife of S- P2R inrni' f fiat ea lf. H liq — .l e 4 bruary parh.‘ dauga , 4 ,_rag . te a r t N ot orrington ... , Aivectistoo. lb° ad WlLLlAlll9.—february 5, at Vieteria-road, Claphanvemerrs, yes. 7. Williams. Jun.. of • daughter. WILLIAMS S.—February 4, at St. Ilsry'oroad, Canonburs wife of C. P. Williams, Eaq., of a son. MARRIAGES. BEOOKS—EDWARDS.—Yebraary 6, at St. Alban's. Wood“ 0, by O , She Rev. C. Y. Norman , M.A. W. Brooks. Jun Br es. to Are Hilton, daughte; of tbs le. B. gd•arth leg., of Boathwold. T'ON - 1101380N.-7ebroary_ 4 , at Windlesbant, Sorrel, y ItUR the father of thebrklegroom, Henry, son of the Rev. B. N. Bur ton rector of flotsam, meaty Dublin, to Sarah SWAM Hookah. etilld of the late W. Hobson, EN., of Auckland. 'S IDWAID6-BTABLE. 4, at M. Ilattheves Munk. Bristow. by the Rev. W. L. E. &Edwards, of Itrldo ,4 _, Surrey, to Patty Elizabeth, dough at B. Stable, lad Upper Ifollerway. DEATH& G. RANKRlyesery 4, at Rolland-plank Clatthaut - • BIR3l"Plii.-11PoParelasry 4, at AlbarY, Oderdihire. to °°** I'4 Rey. I. Beetle, aged 74. YURLOW.—Febraary 4, at He South Court, Wm RAlLMOND.—Yebruary 5, at South Pangs Park, Annie, tio of O. J. Hammond, Imq. NlCEOLL—lebruara 6, at Nornreiktiabella Nieboh. &O ld el J. Nickels, Req., FAA., WALTZlL—Teteaug 4, es rllleetese. th e Nee. H. WOO, Ilatevesige Wimp Dara. eged PoWtwar Pubibbert WittfAX Kura HALO, or 1° 4"; In City of London, Printer, as oaoß, l• lonorbardalroot. in tbo Precinct of Vinitatron . 11111111 MIT T. 1.1.• lef 1 _ .... -•