The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSES OF COMMONBe—(THIS DAY.) TM 8r a. a aft took tio elk* at twelve o'olook. PITITIONII. Nati 41 ..t.ll. praestot by lir. HORSTALL, from the ahipewnereof Liverpotl, praying for an inquiry hue the MOM which feria. the shipping lutenist; end by Kr. A. Tra- Ste., from • diermsting body ta Menehestee, in favour of the WI for enabling asevere to become buster of , wed amount , mho M. Wailer petitions were remote.' by Mr. Killold•W, from B:ottki.o.t, and Mini 01h, aOII,II Al* members; by Wr. SPOOOIIII, from the islabirinte of Brampton, 'maw forth that they Mewof with reit apprtarneim the spread of Popery in England, end complaimeic of the diet/Motion of the " Garden. of the Poe' a the army ; end Mr. W. Wituare, from various mob°. piano prating firma, preying kw the roper, of the paper gay. ERIVATE BUSDIRSS._ TM following kW wee read nesead tin% els , Beek. .cam Zoo Isingisa TM tie Mid last Railway 11111, tie WIN., Rawly Mo.!) Bal. the Maass end Sheer. A)ey Adams 1411, awl th• Well. end rekeniew y RailwrelL TRAMWAYS (IRELAND) BILL. Sir R. FIEGUSON morel this second readisg of do MI, esplatairse that Ito object was to give local boards M lestind to pears of making tramways without coining se pariiamest for the . The principle Wag ea he pilaw ore, he to refer the Mil to • select commit- Me, if the house Mowed It to go to • mooed Sir D. NORREYS said the hill isvolved the gene tla the private business of parliament. He thought a good deal of that btudisess might be 'strutted to emetitatcd local baulk, and if the bill went= select committee that matter would be incidentally dscuseeil. Ater • brief Matimake, in the rouser of which Mr. WALPoLI sided that there woe no 0t,J,,-!ion to the screed reedbag, the bill wee read • locoed tires sad the committee had far this day km weeks. MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. Lard BURY mooed the locoed mediae of the bill, the *keel of which it to legatee marriage with a deemed wile. skew. Ur. A. H. HOPE mesplainsd of the pertleasity with which this mwomme wee mien' semis after session. The case heated no new halves whatever, non had the amble lord advanced any mom in its support. He bed merely acted on the princi ple We vo'c. Ma jubso, sad throwing the bid on the table, moved the strand reading. The preponderating holing et ill / *beau, aged, was against It. (Loud ales of No, no.") Having goo over oil his firmer scriptural, weal, and as. Mal arguroente against the bill, the hoe. 'winter coneludei by moving that the bill be reed a second lime that day six mouths. _ _ The amintharal kavtag bees seconded, Mr. & BALL had eapported tho bill In ',ram PSINIOSS end be bad heard nothing since to alter hls opinion in fawn, of the severe. He had marched but could lad nothing ba the Beriptures *dune to It; nor had he be. able by inquiry to arrive at the couchmioa that the religious soolethe of the country wan eprael to the MU. He supported the bill on the ; E mma& of riehyd morality, sod humanity, Sir F 131, X TON eaaersdd that the Maple feat of petitions having ban precasted Is fame of chi, Argo la law, daring the led tea mars, proved that the bull wee de mewled by the mashy. Os gam& of erFedimicy and reli gion the rdief afforded by the bin aught to be granted. Mc. H. D&UXMOMD mid ft waa a striking is steam af the pregame of what wee called a that I'M& one week two WI. had bees in, am te wordily hiseet, and h e m ttr to eimenpi. (*. Oh," sad a high.) T marriages ware hike preigched by eartptere the laws of the char* mad hemseeerial maker. mesh facetious sm iler en had hem *inclined hem by the T0m.,,T0m.,, het th it wee eMy wiM • pallid IR • MOM that the teheldian wee elleeeeL Der let the b gum the WI it winaldsolieskerbeesmemiegat wag tbe Ism lesmlnem hethe eye afeed, sad *min with mimed God'etridele snit avoid them Gal mid to Adam, " You Anal we flu mole," NM Alm soil "I will," and la the ease way Ged my; "Yea th en not commit mid are the bare was ping to manor "yes shalL" e ta lt as He based ehaveral families nr Ai a whom wiesH halt the Wilma meshy, and he wanted the beam braes lase Miry peeled it. Mr. ACZNOTD Memel the prebilittioa d ems am rhos as a Nib ef mashes inhimemee *leek be &oda be phi to ste Ovum' gIiVIIMN al* seal Me ecestilawie meats/ meth. deared witete dam, be frit bond le a to (A le asi) The paha pmerel to advents wady the pusposei dome it Ur bon NNW *MOM Th. ihmelea Ina INIFIAINI ill mils s saw mai but to Ms bls soh biros Nam Is Rothschild was Ow lalsolvesd by Lead Joke Russell end I. Abel Iselelt, sad limbs listed hi. obstska Misr the sath Y the weal Lest M lass de trad to ea deur. _ _ J. A. MTH tilts movol • rasolotloa affirming the hot that Iles bum. mosolth woo °themes, qualliod to Mho his mat, bat Ming of the Jewish religion, mold sot loth ha oath is thejprearribed brn la arm to 11111WORIATI. Th e IR strommist that the resolution Meth, to the Aims prowl bit semkn, spiral with the Hooka Yr.8•11V• metritit Its• the wend to, Ind • assuell remind= woo 1•11• I etribr kola meothers to Nits the oath in tho hem mint Watt, am tisk coomiencen Baum Meyer do NM Ink Ike collo spa lir Old Testsmont, and Ids seat. The Maio in. times mod by LIM J. Rawl TEE ENVllil ,11 SCOITIM lUSZRALLAN CE.421711.11D 341Z-(1711S nAr.) This day, at nese, the aioreath ordinary mooting of the propiehers of the above honk was held et 73, Corn lull, Outs, JOIIINSTON, Beg., chairmen of the board of Beeches, pedant, The Wowing wee the director? report —" The directors promo to the proprietors • statement of the liabilities sad ores of she book, end of the poet end loss seamet, :MTVa banes 13,61181. 19a. Id, after pay ell :F es es, end =fibs position for bad sad doabital eltheated by the re. With raceme to otitatandieg obligations held Yee, alhded to in 1110 last report, the &settee have to state that proceedings have ben taken for the recovery of the amount. They rivet that owlets to the high prices which sold hr: melateined foe reenitteei It to 'hie conotry, erriewely affect- leg exchange operatioas, the result of the transactions of the pest half-year is Ism favourable than had been snit rooted. The bemuse in the item of hank pre mixes arias trees the completion of the building erected et Sydney, which is low occupied by the bank. It will be gratifyleg to the proprietors to know thit at the label dates from Australia, the burners of the bank wee tendieg, and notwithstanding the enmmerriel depression which had prevailed, the transactions of the benches were considered by the steamers to be of • satisfactory character. The direetoes recommend the following appropriat'on of the basses of peat lad lees anratot, 13,6681.19 a id., Ms. : To Use payment of • dividend at the rate of 4 per teat. per maw, bee of beam tan, on 600.0001., the prid•up capital of the bank, 10,0001. ; tovreade the or lute loan of the amounts at debit al—Preliminary exposes,. 6001. ; blink peonies, and furniture acmainte, 1,0001, leaving 2,066 t. 19.. Id , to be added le the rosorred fend, which • ill than SMOilat to 11,960/. 6e. 2d." _. Tl.k. report wu adop'ed by a Tote of thanks wised to the nutouno end seasens of the bank in the adults. I h. 'war nor dirtetnrs and sedum we» pe-elowed, sad the meeting spurted with Ms usual eomplirnent to the chnitnitn. NORTHERN COUNTIRS UNION RAILWAY COMPANY.-ITHIO DATA - The halfysarly ordinary general meeting of this 4101 ePenr was had at the Loudon Tavern, Mr. Henry Pass; cholera of the company, in the chair. The report stated the doectore had teach 'stone:sift k anecene eg the termination of ke sok agaiost Use Nana Sawn Company for the money doe on tbe tor tract with th e Leeds end Think Compere y far the lurks.. of a portion of the Weth branch. Ma sa. of the purchanem tare, ari h interest, end 4001. for co" making ie all 8,186/. Ge. 10d., had hen renekted mi l the loan!, an d a tonveyeare of the rivet, to the North %astern Company. The hnl, hoverer, teem received ro short a time before Ibe born ha/fleetly meeting that the directors did not feel jostled to braying the expense of toeei t oreniutts kw the intereat of 1.. td. per share, due on the 30th Juno; that amok now be Fold f.grher with the Interest due up to the Slot et De ember. The following statement of sumonta wed Alen read—Pr. . • P.ll/101 .11 the SOth of Jane, 6.0601. 19e. Id. ; received from &Aura Compeer, for turchaee of Wetb brunch, 6.0001 ; alma th.reon. 2,1581. 6s. NW . interval as 6,6761. vivo's, 434 Is. Ild.; dividends not raid. Mi. 13s. IL ; total. 14,523/. 2s. 41. Cr.. Tatman. 2,981 2.. Id.; pews/@, 2'.11. ed. ; path', sta•ionery. &&..281. le. SL ; Web branch, M. 4a. 6d.; travelling examinee. It/. 176._.; WNW ltd 11II.; &alum la band, ILO2II. 12a. &I ; 14.8734 7, A . The Cllallllllll/, la 18011111 f that the mutts mad nev•vinte he adopted, congratulated the mamma that the eat with tar Nort t Satins had at length bee brought it a sarreeeful termin die.. (Rear, heir ) proposed division of 2.. ad. per ohm , * wand take about I. a Werra in bawl off about 7,0001. Tim cF rec t. r.oi@s port to be in $ potation to wallow' the half 7'AY • q meat of Is. td. per share. There wire other claim. oe' , utibag against the company for which they sight 95 p.nco dry liable, and be writ ours the eharsholders would not ohj...t to their retaiaag funds to ear et throe class, if they rhvili vise. (Hear heir.) The milt against the North / 6 .tq11 e =cony bed been attended with onnelderable es- Pa*, bat be bellevud that the 4001. would cover It. lir. HUNT eancaded the anotioa. Mr. BCHOLEFIILD did not wean to oppose the modes; "it ba did not sus why the directors iuld - retais so large a alum a Lind—they ought to divide It all amongst the ebuthoidera, and vial up the company. (Hear.) It wee saw to him to hunt that the directors of a raw*, company ltd incurred say parsons! respealiallty. It was those who Leidal the would be resposeible; as long as there wee tap wasp if Dead claims would be we to ens*. Mr. PLINY elyielead that, u one of toe vetor_o, he wee to continue the mutat of the istereet. The eleir men wily intended to convey that the board was net to be considered as pledged to that worse. The mottos was then marred to. The retiring &mime and &editors were then rweheted, an., after • vote of Amite le the chairman cad direetces the mew* .Prated. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Shifts at AY hiss is Lasdos.— (Hsiang Usti Chief Judos Ossklows sad espial Jury.) JONES F. TAPED.-09STESICTION OF WONT. This was as Whoa to roomer dozasses fe cooesqueste of the obstroctictsd Wit and sir psi rig thrJadh togas wisdom. Mr. Mellor and Mr. Cleenby appeared for the plaintiff; and Mr. Edwin Zama and Mr. Hawkins foe the detendaat. The plaintiff, Mr. lowa, occupied Nos. 107. 1011, and 106, In Wood-wrest, Cheapside, ae a wholestle dealer In silk and other &We're; sad he claimed damn, • from Mr. T.pling, a mufacturer ad dealer. Tine= ohs rich of tight e s:7l en hat bees ceased In referenes to No. 107. Wood strut by aloes buildings erected by the defendant at the back of that house. No. 107 had formerly boss a public-house, known al the Magpie ant Platte., which to 1836 was retail-, In 1867 Mr. Jose' carried out sane alterations in No. 107 is the course of which the whitlows also were altered, sad upon that state of things the defendant contended that he bad a right to abstract the light and air to the altaeal whr does, according to a recent decialidi of the QOlllllleS Bea* Is the c .se of "Renshaw T. Bean." Mr. Joon I isolated the windows to the matt poetics In nt:T . 47y were Delors the alterations, and the question was, whether, =dot these eironnshances, be wee entitled to recover. Aber seas Maninden ft wee agreed that this was a gun tat of law, sad a eartht was taken by enema for the plaintiff, subject be the has being stated in a special CAM for Mo amnia. of the out 11117TCNINSON AND 01111211 ff. COPISTAII AND ANOTNIIII. SHARE L 182.1-71118 DAY. Two o'CusCu. The railway share market this morning has shown mach steadiness, but within the hit three quarters of an hour prigs have given way, in sympathy with Consols. A decline has taken place of 1 per cent. in Caledonian, I per ant. in North British, and 1 to 1 per ant. in London and South-Western, London and North-Western, Berwick, and several other leading stocks. Great Western is exceptionally firm, and ie quoted 1 to per cent. better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 951 to 96 ; Great Western, 561 to 57 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951 to 1 ; Caledonian, 86 to 1; Midland, 101/ to 1023; South Eastern, 241 to I per share ; Berwick, 931 to / ; York and North Midland, 781 to 79 ; North British, 811 to ; and London and South Western, 921 to /, ex div. French railway shares are weaker. Northern are quoted 381 to 87; and Faris and Lyons, 321 to 33. Lombardo-Venetian have Men : the old shares are quoted 9-16 to 11-18 prem.; and the new, per to / pram. The Indian stacks are firm, with inereseed inquiries. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, . FEBRUARY 16, 1859. AFTioar 101 OPfIIOCTION This wee us aZti*ZeltaW t;Thsta - t7iernega and Mr. Coxes appeared kw the plaiatiffe, and Mr. Hawkins end Kr. Addend for the behntients. The plat:vide, Mame. Hettokinron and flpillar, were carpet warehousemen, In Bread-street, and the aedon was against Hew.. Copontake and Mist gems] watek , oesemea, fa the same street, but upon the merite side of the way. The *fah& held the premien No. 6, Bre 4-,treat, wilier Mr. Upton, the twee of the Goldsmiths' Company who owned that and two adjoining house. la 1861 the plaintiffs' pro mimes were hared but they were rebuilt In the same state as they had been in for more than twenty years, except that a change war made in refirenee to the windier.. Previously there land been three Uses of windows, running upwards, whilst in the saw building there were only two them, but the windows is the owe Wee were essiderabty larger thus they had bon Islam The Nose' for the plaintiff., how ever, eadeseel het is the mew wiadows east so ✓awer bierika upon the gyms of neighbowing thee the eld awe led done, the plain t* Agit sod air through them has not bra easi a rred. The thwetioa *swishes/ of arose in this way. Tits delbudeats' pagesehad perloedy berm oalythbrty-live fret lestt, bet they vas rebuilt to • bright of eavesty-two fr sad the street was only twenty fest wide. The *lm age ads vas** Oak pasha had ben damaged to the West of lest. • yam la the teem of the opening speech a dimmest= arose which ended fa it big admitted that the question in dispute was veny 1111110i1 —as that in the La case, sad It wee agreed that • valid dread be mitered by ;unseat br the *tad& for waded atimeges, ,abject tar the *aka of the wart era • quid sada COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Older lb. Carridemer Cleslbuis.) t II 117Db001. The bankrupt, as ‘ - jeiers;:et iHie, wiles kr kis oirtileate. His habOirs wee at asoash—asne Mt, and the awes how realise* upwards al lOW. The Duty pad of bested is lb. raw we, e s done at against at bankrupt by m o wbs, :l i t i :Lpart at regions, at berelagreasived editing dna to lb amide dins SOW or shortly before the baakreptuy. Ho had Inaabasandad sad gone to Liverpool ba ant of tin esp of issilears. Mteit bearing Kr Nog* the the tenkrupt, Ws Honour said the haakrupt bed plated himself in a bad position Ly the Wm step he had taken In ramie, sway !haft W arubtore. gasp on wad thereby naturally ex alted. He bad doss tbis to dwells ant Cowpokes bisereditare, bet be Ind not the eat:dose t admit It, and nano a dna brunt of it. Tin anitfieste (eseoad ekes) nun mgentisi ter One nnelbs. An there was setiting Irssdaisse be the MIS% greteetien valid be granted. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IN 1.1 WILLIAM I. 111K117011T.-• LAMS SOB Wiff*Th. This was a smonwhat aninrmilow y owe. The iasolvent, Oohed Itorteitart, wan Metherpd saw an mot in tke year 1831, end new bie maims had him pdd twenty Ail ftrin the pownd, and More wee a supine In the court el IoW OI . Me. Sargend informal Mr. Ocendelener Meephy that .n the property dr inaelvont poisoned at the those at the Ce er%llo sew yam art, eras a envervionary Warm* death of his satelese, who peer seed Weise in India& In 1862 the inadvant died, .d his mother In two pate afterward.. The being is Ireland was widalsiered by the Inamithered Court and • sem of 11,3881. woe into this court for ths credit/Is under the hwelveney. AU had ban paid in fall, coed there yet re wateedB,BlB4. In We court. He (Mr. Sargood) had to ply that that imes weight be repaid to the Encumbered E st•le 0011 it ter the Ii(0T reprematative of the ins Area., as he was amidst 19 the same. liagither engested that there should be • rule Mel `the awe bike' the maw via path oat. Mr. Barged said thin weld be so iNectioo, but as all the endiaes bad be.. paid 20s is the poond be could see so_geed reirees. The Regtizer remarked thet who. the money WAS paid his. essith, the pees agreed that all should have settee beton the balsam wee pa , d out. The Court ordered • rule WA cm the trade wipes ea to the gamest of the 3,51.101. THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAY.) CLIRXINWELL Margaret Stoll;;;;;Tpircalsatlirinnid age, a mutat oat of place. was downed VIA Wea bag Mk, the monies of Yrs. Aesusta 0i The pAssoweraltnerly lathe eensloy of the prosecute; hot in ealesiguses .1 um twernlantiss abe was dis charged. As goon as she left two we/reigns woes m sod, sod opts a lortber ear& bilag made the rematoieg money wu head to bun beta stoles. latormatioa was then given to she police, and the gelsomer apprehended by litagessere, In when abs dashed say knowledge of the treassetina. The prisoner had left three son r/s• with a ersistuss In the ladiblaoarbool, which else said ohs bed mane, aldwaigh she was only In :be receipt oh a very anal sun weekly. The prisms del sd ms auks say deism, sad was vs manded tor a week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. - - 'Miens Ocarisks. • misecian. wee charged Wore Mr. Mesta= with sagftg, with two ethers playleg tnovettnesta, be the antoyeare of Mr. Harcourt Page, of 22, Crvistry arse, piste Owe defer. Wren the Mimes of Mr. Page, it smeared that he had for sone than bees molt annoyed by musician' end 'ingots caring nightly sad playing la front of the boas, in welch be resided, sad by whom, it be'ne a sight hoes*, they wire enrou•sged for the amusement of the customers. On the previous night he was le tins a friend out when be law two care pl.rag isetreaseate, end the accused about to slag. Hs annealed Ism Is go sway, Wing them be W s demob is his hone who wee yen ILL bat they refused to de eroo,, sten be Lad is, power to remove then He them ntvaY to his ihe sad dem wain •in minutes and Oman they MU sstlwei the anneses, he sin fora en stsbia, sad the soma wee Mhos to the stesterhoa.e. He usdentsed that s seer neighbors ens ail t s dying state. Th. sensed said his binds wen pin*. vi dire sad hen, this the gestlemes OHM ap and • camanding =YON' ISM ibetiOnerall INS ID, sad they mast go. He thee told hie smersekes they bed bettor go to the doer d u hone, nt they mond close to it. • gentleman th e n ewe up, sad ins ha N. to dog s sing, sad be Ised=xt through the Nowt through nes he was takes into They were not oaths eamplelsin's premises at the tins Ise wee n.tt sense be er!ild etc, these. . Mr. Bingham said the far empowered any botteehseper, al account of inner or other %stowable caws, to stew area IleariCtlie to to away, and If they morel array seal playa rlsewbare watt% bearing, and tare brought bakes W, they wan liable to s rushy of 40a. Tbinktag he had solid through a mistake, he shoal only %woe, aline of FATAL ACCIDZST OW THS 80111.181 IT CENTILAL Lianta..7/Ln assident attended with fiit.l Tneequespr amt. rsdl fitly ten Meaday anesing, on the Well Extentica of the downed Central Itallway, now ha cram of fotarteon. It appears that worst of the wwketen ware Is ewes trots waggon., and what seartag Hertlolwebridat, ply Weds and Oteetenbary, on th eir way to the latter plena one of the waggons, oaten to the hate which kept the bar eldr togeber beessiss die ossureted. and ae reloolty vi.h whirl the trels wee providing, seilionly eap died, ejeadow tines of Me twatiants, the atlas armada; ts *bona ths the wawa. One of the uniortanate ems, rid Chary Oin. (wanted) Ina with seek Warier in ansoilliate If Me write zieg oar him, that ere reach, lad Oksanbay _be Ansther, weed Win s. Gan% • sassa, Ind hie thighe fractured by Wag thrown Into e rim which dew by the side of the railway. 36 sow lir In • asseetwas ea* with bat faint Iwo. of mammy. The thal, hate Hainery, carpenter, of Welts, Ina with a very sr feW maps, for the tore of We boots were tam of bk i z s of the waggon or the fr e i xao, bat be sue ials. so beyoad oesidashis OZDZIAZY lEaa/111 ASO ROMS. li -II it 5 1 Fs Tv . . Ft al 81 a a a S' 17 I/ It I 311 IN i N li n II 0 11 141 1 ii oft bis ?i i i 7 71 i a es..asaLaa.aa. - . ElAD.A•bourValla) I - ..DaaAl Oa Jar i tEd wa yamer__ p 1e 61. 1.- :: z', 2 =wi 4 . 1 A SVIT %VC.« Et J 4:, "Mg wail..., i. I: el la.-I s as .... : 1 ll a i bir.; ~ dLi wM .. Da. IF o . ai sa • fla . L.- • 7 s inismis sad . - .. ...n.-1 - 4, rSl_erib DUD . ...... iluiltsla. Doh int b. tit' blina . l . .. l l l leis. —:: 12 I s D. i ce......_ 1 -2 R.l,tall irredir iti: ut enb iii• . 1.1 & . • rw Vir:. I I: ',...,. , ... - 7::=7.:: , .......... I• ........ ..._, . a_ ... ...... :. do.. 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Thomas Braithertek Noble, aged 43 yam._ the proprietor of the Globe Ale Stores, Globs-rod, YSread. It @mars that the deceased bad a drunken gained with kb wlk on the pre vious night, wham he attempted to stab bar, and drowsing out of tie bow. Meade, mowing he hang himself by a rope he the ceder, wed weekend deed when elms neighbours came M. It veer that the demised had lived unhappily with hie wits for some time past, in eeneetinenoe of jealousy, and be woe "'bled to ineleilleed Mink, el deltrian. An Inquest on the body wM be held this day. FATAL ACCIDENT IN DUBLIN BAY.—Between Skive sad LOT cede& as Hoodey four men, nomad Pet MtLonglells, Matthew Steannen, George Sheonon, and Henry Shaanon, proneded he • amell boat down the Bay of Dublin for the purpose of boarding a vessel expec.ed to antes by the up-tide. After pessiog the Pooling Light • heavy squall struck the boat which spirt, when, we regret to say, the two men dr.4 named above perched . The two others clung to the boat and are, and were picked up by • tog steamer coming op toward. the river. Strangely enough one of the men rescued wee one of the most helpl.e of the crew, having • voodoo leg. The bodies of the two drowned men have not been yet found.—Prenesn'elenneel. AUSTRIAN SOLDIRRIL—They "mime wide be tween the legs, as though they had gyn. on, " theee Ana- Wens ; end their bleared eyes mem hesit ating totems ophthalmia and catered. They have large dap ears. ensue earful mouse-ooloured moustaches, end as perceptible eye brow'. Remember that the Austrian, like the Russian, °Moire as all noble. And by Mignon I mean the real termite of the Austrian pentium. Emperor Frans-Joseph has many netleselities under his Mandan!: trate' Croats. vapour keg Hangariess—those were old Trench'. " peados,'" —belt savage Czech. vale roue but volat It Tyrolem, and borderers.• The Austrian proper is a puddleg-headed earls, St only to be "ewe up lea white blanket, well beaks with a caporal's stick—within a y. ar or two they yet nu the gauntlet In the Algona army—sad occasionally shot at cc Inyonet-splkei. He la Incorrigibly stupid, and the Wieder stork of all North G u m m y. They tell reties about Ito Amnia' as we were wont to do In the old jest-book, about Te +roe from Cork, and Beady from the likrblands—perhaps with equal Mitotic*. The Austrian soldiers, then, ewingleg and waddling in Kayser neerket.plece. or staggering by twee, with gm* bockbeekets fall of ifs egreseike beeveen thee, or covetously "tering, their silly menthe wanting, and trying to anger impalpable ewe:miners sod kreerteere In their bankrupt pockets, et the het-women's stalk. contrasted very unfavourably with the trim, seldier4lke per, wit their little m bristly, well blackened, and ftreelY clipped; their bullet- rads covered with abeet. delay heir, alivr quick gee, and evident look of hiving hese to masa.— Wslamw Otoest. MONEY MARKET-THIS DA F. Two oN3Looz. The funds opened this morning with a steady appearance, and Consols were supported, until within the lut three-quarters of an hour, at an im provement of 1-16 per cent. upon the closing quotations of yesterday. Decided weakness, however, has aim become apparent, owing to a rumour that a French loan of twelve millions sterling is about to be raised. The fonds are now quoted 1.16 to j per cent. lower than they closed yesterday, and flatness prevails is the other departments. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rance§ opened at 87fr. 60c., for the account ; compared with the closing quotations of yesterday, a fresh fall of about j per cent. is shown. Consols, after standing at 95 746 to for the 9th of March, are now quoted 951 " sellers." Foe money the present price is 951 " buyers." The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 98}; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 98}; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 98 to 961 ; India Bonds, at 18s. prem. ; the March Exchequer Bills, at 33e. to 38.. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. The foreign stock market is steady ; but the New Turkish Loan scarcely maintains the late improve ment. The first swiss is quoted 79j to 80, whilst the second has been quoted for sale as low as 8 dim. In other descriptions little alteration has occurred Sales are recorded as follow.:—Danish Three per Cents. (1825), 86j, 87; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 851 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 731 ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 451, 46; Rumian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., 99; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81; Turkish Six per Cents. (1858), first series, for account, 801, 791, 791 ; ditto, elsomid series, for account, ai to 8 dice ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents.,lo2l ex div.; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 17. The scrip of .the :Austrian Loan is quoted 1 to 1 TLII MINITTES PAST Two o'CLocg. Consols have fallen to 961 for the amount. French railway shame are quoted 61. per share worn than the priced given in our share report. Lom bardo-Venetian are unaltered. Complaints of the prejudice inflicted upon busi ness by the prevailing political suspense are becom ing general. The immediate effect is to lucre's. the glut of money. The demand in the discount market yesterday was languid, and first class bill. were taken at 9 to 2/ per cent. Vey little business was done at the Beak. In the Stock Exchange loans on acuity of Consols are obtainable at the merely nominal rate of 1 per cent. per annum, the dealers being in want of stock, in consequence of the amp don b 7 the public. An instalment of 10 per cent., or about 166,0004 fell due yesterday on the Milian Loan. The propor tion remaining to be paid is 42 per cent. The next instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the 145th of Marsh. About 80,0001. in Australian gold warn yesterday Put into the Bank. Only a limited amount of the recent supply now remains in the market. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. The only alteration of importance was in the St. Petersburg exchange, which in answer to the price reported by telegraph from that city, was quoted sto d. favoureble to this country. The rates are below ithethertthre, three math% 11.171 to ditto, short, 11.15 to 16; Betterism, Woo mmtha, 11.171 to I; Antwerp, three =Mb; 26.36 to 73; Hamburg, mirth time, OM mamba, 13.6 to 9; Parts, throe days 26.79 to 15; ditto, three swathe, 26.329 to 73; 1 1 ea-thir-Matee, three mouths, 1101 to 9 • Pet robarg. per rouble, three month; 269 is ; vfwas, (IL flo., three months,lo.7o to 6 ; Thema ditto, three month,, 10.70 to 5; Madrid, three months, 403 to ; W me aty 499 to ; Leghorn. three =Goths, 39.70 to 6; Guam, three maths. 16.60 to 21; Ne pal% three scathe, ,th ree to ; Palermo, three monde?, 121 to ; Mosslas alcathe. 1219 to ; Lisboa, 90 days, RI to I; Oporto 90 dart' 63 to i• The market for the Indian guaranteed railway shares has been decidedly strengthened by the lucid and stateamnalike views enunciated last night by Lord Stanley. Particular attention has been ch eated to the terms in which his lordship demolishes the narrow argument that the British Exchequer eau be reserved from all responsibility in respect of the financial obligations of the Indian government. Lord Stanley's view of the bearing of the railway system upon the general welfare of India, and his recorded belief that the railway and other guarantee' involve merely a nominal liability, since these un dertakings will probably . yield more than the gas ranteed rate, have likewise met with much attention and acquiesces pe. The emu Gibson, formerly • merchant of Gracenhureh-street, and Robert Hills, the sur viving partner in the firm of Hills and Hills, bankers, of Gravesend and Dartford, came before Mr.CommissionerFonblanque yesterday at the Court of Bankruptcy, and were both adjourned for three weeks, owing to the startlin discrepancy which has been discovered between the accounts of the two bankrupts. Hills returns Gibson as a debtor for upwards of 10,0001. for money advanced ; and Gilson deeleess that he does not owe a penny, but that on the other hand Hill' is indebted to him 4001. or 5001. David Laing Barn, merchant, of Cornhill, obtained an immediate certificate of the second clue. He attributed his failure to his holding shares in the Western Bank of Scotland, and to the enormousoalls recently made thereon. A call of 11. per share was made on the contributories to the Farniahing Iron mongery Company. The Master of the Rolls, who is charged with the winding up of the Mexican and South American Company, proposes an the 24th inst. to make a call of 61. per share on the persons settled on the list of contributories since the 21st of July lut. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new Australian mail contract commences this day, by the despatch of a mail steamer from Sydney for Suez, which is expected to reach the latter port on the 28th of next month. The new monthly service from Southampton will commence on the 12th of March. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 2,2851. sterling. The Peruvian agents advertise the half-yearly dividend falling due the Ist proximo, on the Anglo- Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debt. TUTADAT EVINING. Coneok, which closed yesterday at 951 to f, for the 9th March, opened this morning at 95 to #, ad vanced to 951, "buyers," and eloped at 961, " buyer.." For money the last price was 951. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1,1, #; ditto, foe account (9th March), 931!,1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 96, 96/ ; New Three per Cents., 98, 981; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1880, 1 3-18 ; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 18 3-16, 181; - Bank Stock, 2281; Indian 981; India Bonds, 151. p F r o e u m r . per Cont. Debentures, Exchequer Bills remain quoted 335. to 365. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were quoted this afternoon 971 to 981, showing a further fall of about 1 per cent., owing to the anticipation of a fur ther immediate issue of these securities. The new Turkish Loan continues to improve. A fresh rise of about 1 per cent. was established to day, the first series closing at 791 to 801, and the second at 51 to 51 die. The Six per Cents. of 1854 ros e # per cent., being last quoted 901 to 91. Vein :whin Bonds were marked in the morning 441, but sabsequently fell to 43 to 44, upon the notification ' given below. Mexican Bonds were in better demand. In the market for bank shares to-day there was an increased demand for London and County, whilst Back of Egypt declined. The shares of the National Bank were officially masked 801., or 100 per ant. prem. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares are not fully supported at the late advanoe. The "A" share* of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company were quoted lower. New South Wales Government Five per Cents. rose per cent. to-day. Canada Government Bonda continue in demand. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLaci4 The mining market remains good in character. In the Stock Exchange the only hominess officially reported is in Wheal Mary Ann shares at 47. There have, however, been tranaaction shares in South Caradon, Roeswarne, Hingaton Downs, South Bassett, Providence Mines, and Grumbler and St. &diva. Prices are steady. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are still inquired for, and arc marked I prem. Imperial Brazilian are dull, with transactions at 11 and 13. At a soma oareettg of adventurers ht Great South Tel 'us, held yesterday, toe accoataie showed a rub balance is &your of the site of 2,3771. Ss. Bd. A dividend of is. per share was declared. _ _ _ At a terly general mega( of adventurers la Wheel Addams. had yeaterla the accounts showed a balance mend the Wee of 7 0W. A all of 2. ed. per share was made. The &edam of the Clarendon Wale. Company of Jamaica have ioeued thole report, ft= which we extract u follows At If; beltreedy media& bald tbe WKS lert. die Awe holders were leformet ot salmi ot the me& ist Jemmies: daft thee Its wets bare tem trise M • milefeetem rower. NM weak* le eow waft maos demi Menet fend Me few made 'Odom miertMeedt beidbd lire rilit= writs. es to tee kb Wag Need greimmem 01117 sexamilieed ta KOKOr model eiellemd sad lee Krauts entertain boom awe wltm tee V: will be KW more &tided. Tee sieseele tat emb toads ord me melded ; assesed. Mg% tioettenlBl., 8,14.1'. 14A et "Mit SAW IN la iliadaysts Beetee, Ke141171. 4d. wee beams. ti" 1,, .11_ I lii is, fsl, Mill Ms I is Si ; so U 11 73 "ll'. was. 401 me.. pstaa. in t h e ms I par O. . a t ala 41. .I=Vic all P. Nom a pas as& . . Si 11. bombs= I Dir gia Si Da. lona aaliC.. i i..,. § Wa da r e irr . a l l . W 3 parau11........ - . N Naeilanial Mewl pr.ma 0 k a k - tegpg' ~... • tria loam mama ses parama. ... 2 Deal Cpar s ar a: M 1 ILISiraliTA TS .4 V H o, Nii. es so _ I 1,16 Mi 4 1 II 16 Ni Of 411 71811ta 81 le - i ll ' $ al m ii 1m ni J '7l" Di ii NI Ns 11l If 9 le 111 111 +u -sr 11 1 113 a In ii ii i illb pa L'r Ai Ni f a ia it a. 1 4 W I I do ■le ii:a.7,:. r.t1411 ilei I 104 100 COMMERCIAL AND MA.RKETS. MARX-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) in Mark-lane today the atteadanos of the Ora was about r sort on Wednesday, the tone •easy grit—prices of mat artistes unelltred. T. supply of psis was man, and the arrivals it ku grain into Landow dam last Moaday were well of wheat, oats. and barley. Wussr.—Raglish sold Ist NUM at about lit Monday's prior. Foreign unaltered la urr noun grin at last Mandsys runs. BALLOT NAM sate at about bast lltraday'e prior OATO.—Demand girt, but Ann in price, at lost Mosday's rearraney. Mutts held Orally, at last Mondr's prier. Par dull, and unaltered fa FLOATING CAHOOLL thus grain-lades tioner we reported arrived at ports of eall sire last Merity, via.: -1 wheat, 1 refry, I rye. Hurter In this brush oho has been all the yea through very dull. Festornsy . an arrival cargo of Ibrail maize sold at 29a. for 4801 b., C. F. I. AIWA 11 INTO LONDON 111011 UR 14 TO ill& W. NW. VS IMO I 3110 a I MO ..... PM, - MINCENO-LAMB.—(THIS DAY) 80042.—The pub& Wee are progressing stes6ily with out showing any material alteration in prior. Refined lump quoted 62e. ed. to 64e. Coma—Thee hoe not been a public rale to-day, bet the mazket is may stud. Tu..—Tese market Is very firm. Common unarm mid at 136., abort precept. Itanao.—Tite Dale termineed eerday The aired eica's.ed of 9,459 e a, 4,380 Bengal tuner 1,9926 47 t+, 907 Hu/oak 1146 0.6024 Pigs, 192 Manilla, and 1,6 sandrias B cohdbaws. ales opted with groat Umtata'. Tim orders frana Ruda names& In he very Bead, roe the good and bee malt tea et Berge' were negietsted Whine, Wag 1111. WOW fall maim at Mt prim, wielebaw freely towards the dam of Se ink. Naas fit for Waging having been meth reduced, berm as.. brand more =and the prism paid wean es • par with them of the sals. Yamaha have been in teased tbmeabout the rale both Be home me and import at Mat aeWe rites; dry Mandarins sold at from Let orlds rates t o 3d. man 3,o2ll= U lam "lli ke t er I r r i ithdrawa, and nging from 20 2,426 latught leaving 3,862 chaste sa t to which most be midst shunt 600 tithe withdrawn are bought ie. Paid.—Abont half of the quantify offered Is cubite gale was bought In. Iliappora bleak sold a. tr. Primer) mid at 36 to 31. Ems is quieted a shade lower. In ether ertklm BO material alteration. Markets, gene rally guise. TALLOW MARKET.—(TEM DAT.) The isirket is study To,D tallow, 62.. sets cosh; Psiersborg Y.C. se th A s c r. 63a.; Mar& dams, 63.. ; Apil, 625. 9d. to 635.; and May, 525. ; April to Isms, 635. 6d. ; October Diember, 62a. iti. BOROUGH HOP MARIEBT.—(THIS DAY.) Yams. Palatka sad Smith report that there r stlll a good &mewl for hope, at the "'Hostig prkea and East Keats, 84e. t, 100..; choice, 112.. to 126. ; ow l dtto, 60a to 70a.; Wields, 66. to 70..; Hateez, 62. to 70s. per cwt. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ear. Prhardas, 120. 6d ; Tandeld Moor, 12e. ; Huddle's Hartley, 14e. 9d.; Meatague ; Wybko. 14s. IILA Holywail, Us. ; Walk End Acorn Close, 17s. Walla Zad Bdest 64l l7s. ; Walls End Hatton, 10e; Walls End Manwso, 1 ; Walla Bad Helios, 19e • Walls End Kepler Orange, 1 7a. 9d. ; Walla End Braddylla Hatton, 17e. 6d .; Walls End South Hatton, 19e. 9d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17s. ; Walls Bad Whitworth, 14a. 6d.; Nixest's Merthyr, ; Powail's Dal9ya Steam, 211.-49 ahlp at market. BURIAL ON SUNDAYS.—A few day. ago Mr. Hatch, plumber and glazier, of Oor%atm, died, baring left • request that the mecum of the Foresters Benefit Society, of whom there ars about SOO in Yarmouth, should attend his funeral, according to their usual custom. A deputation waited upon the carafe of Gerlesion, and explaieed to him that it was defiled by the inembtre of the Order that the funeral etrhld take piece on Sunday, as on say week day it would be liaison title for them to comply with the wish of the deceased; and the deputation slim stated that they inteeded to avoid all show, or enythiog that would be likely to interfere w,th the amenity of the Sabbath. The curate replied that it was not the practice to bury at ail es the Sunday, and that he would sot do it. The depletion pointed cot the fact that if SOO of the brethren each lost ksif a day, that would be 300 dem or neatly • year's time, but the mute, to whom the tooanshent lepers the sole ohms" of the parish, detained townie to the wish of the deputation- The members c mi'dered this refusal se ennameable that they caused a deputation to visit Norwich, in the hope of being enabled to have an interview with the bishop. The Helm') was in London; bat they bad an interview with the dean, who had no doubt the bishop moult be maims to meet the elites of the deputation. On the following day the deputation celled cm 111 r. Upjohn, the rector of Oosiastoa, who resides at Yarmouth. but he declined toleterfere, stating that he left ell pubh nu tire in the band. of his earth,. Os Saturday mortirg, the 6th het., • letter wee received from the bishop, is wham he expressed his mess of the tacosvalaeee of conduceng funerals on the Seedily, and of their idiot; as • hindrance to the due ob servance of the day Nu the put of 'bite connected within.] funeral, and advised the member. to give up the must- After receiving this letter, however, the depotatma had is 'soma interview with the curate of Gorlestoo, who con muted to the foment taking place on the Sunday abet noon. htiaaktshbplalaue.dfusteramgaililwtethoelenilbill..thuipliglligeoeptbadintkad:ithuoircE6aquitaTteshisertrLatwa:asimteaPa.el,the3aellorLuyunadt end Norwich Peat. ALLEGED ASSAULT BY THE EL-CHAMPION OP ENOLAND.—Yestrwtsy (Toesday), at the Borough Pollee court, before M. Ironmonger and F. Wallop, Biwa., Hr. William Petty, alum the Tipmn Slasher," land'ord of the Old Brirklaye.e . Army, Walaalbstreet, wan cbaeged with iessalting en Irishman named Ma'k Brannan, on tee sf er noott of Sunday seek. It append, hem the evidence for the comphimint, that Brannan went Into Perry's house on Sunday aftereoon, and called foe ate. He was under the inflame* of liquor, and Perry refemd to 'apply him. A quart of ale was called for by other parties in the haute. and Brennan was asked to pay for it, bat he refused, at which Perry was *Marled. Bauman rid that if Perry "maid not lid him a pint of do he weed !ewe the bosses Perry requested him to do sr, and laid hold of him. Hu got up, and shoe* afterwerds the defeniset arroek him • violent blow, mining his lip, hawking him down, snot produciog Insensibility. It sae alleged that Ferry after wards lic ke d biro. Mr. Smith, impost, te tended the com plains/0. For the defence a number of wi'vesse• were called, who stated that several Eoglisbmse were In the public-Imm when the complainant entered, and that he wanted to drink out of their jug of ale. Perry referred !ia supply him with ale, and ordered him to leave the loves. He was intoxiost• d, and threatened that if the landlord would not supply him with drink be would lave him a blow on the side et the face. Peery to rk hold of hie . arts to pat his oat of the home erten he struck him tame on tho nom, causing it to bleed, and was th34l to s trike him 4 third time, when the "Slasher,' exasperated, hit Baena* on the mouth, and being intoxicated he fell heavily to the ht ang"hillyun:Wande.inMiTtltehetle b4 7lll sP ; l4: lll : c n iti d a t"l.b&d tlre o . riwtt T w h ov e l°Pa"asu2 bei lY ach tiraldambil dinsi liSsil sid the are, believing that Brannan struck Perry dretoad aprons , tag their opinion that no kicking Lark_ p'ace. r. Clayslort aappppee seed for the couplsiestut and Mr, Lasgman for the defendant.—Wdrtrdamptos Chromile. al •e.• ' TWO el r L 3 ai a tuumr . : t aarim ii . ar i=x . Ds Ivo ald lear all Dan WW Anatala at Da do. al :tzar = k att IMMO U De. Deo pow dl saroulas Tema MIL 9 Noma . 9 S l av= Ireacto . a i papal Dradle 21 1 V i le a" "mketn velearra.... dobiaireirtdii • iolodia 101111111 on Itaszwara. 4w.i i n 41 : 1 lii h . i iiii,„ I 317 1 $1 IS Fe UR 07 NS 04 N 11 Li N tt ]0 lci 11 s " sir 1; NI 4 31 11 if ... .. IN ITi 10 SO 33 N 4' 44 MAT& ei li e I a in lii 1 Mn ii H 71 il us »!v 11 Ei iii of Mills wig Ir w ` , i - -a Nil