The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-05 00:00:00

L.AW INTELLIGIIINUL (TWA DAY.) (Um 11Qu1ry 004711 T. iee-Obiaollisr Ur W. T. Weal.) rowan' TAMAR. _ Ile liosoer glyOlodet in this wies. whisk involved o....osalerstion of Mr. Lucke ibis Ain (17 and 18 Viet., rya 11.0. by which. us alteration et the doubles the coon of Cheeeety. martimpe dolts en to be pri buoly tome by the owetinged eabstet in soweeratien of the 1 .,„,,,5 0t s pommel =We, oohs' the contrary indention bee The testator is the ,onset case hr reel Mates to trader, upon cattalo a re ai to the premeds for the benefit of his wife without „,, oar Mining to s mettpipe to which the domed ee b.. etc; 'object, sod thee bequeathed to his wife all his ▪ war all Iste herabialete nee. oehject to the Rimiest , si hi just &Ma sod funeral amid Imiameedary " t race. The gaieties ere limply out:of what fond the ~mere .lebt w.. Nobs term. It. I',..ehisroodlet said that the principle ellehlkhed b, tir .44 law was, that is coder ho charge the real tete* y e ar aio.t out oily be as iiitention to charge it, but she ‘4r, es diming to ezocorate the premed Male. TM op✓ weeded by the retest stets* and the real estate „,„ pcmonly cliazgrd, osier ea intentlwa to monniale it m ..6.1re. Here these wee a dermal the reel Mate with. ▪ t b,. Aibteet referiese to the mango. affeetleg and .s /sperm direction that all past date - should be paid est el t b r r a•USSI estate. This dinettes meld set be treated litogeilbre maistory, and the twiletwr mod le tam Is use a dicatatly eapnesed his intension lkseacomeate his real out, The deckratioa must accordieily be to hit y r w dkork, Sir H. Cairns, Kr. O. J. li% Yr. yrcaei. sad Mr. F. Webb appeared in the awe. COUNT OF PROBATI AND DIVOROD. (Were the Judy Ordieszp.) .11. 01.11 LID r. 111100LIEZD.—ericui JOLT. IV. Haboaure, Q.C., sad Mr. Will. appeared for the o m atiff Maeaship, QM., Dr. Dean., acid Mr. llama for the defeedest. The plaintiff had Said the prehateln C 0115111013 form of the sill of the Lite Mr. William eed., an exameive ma. sidstuter of timed and jemmied wares at Wolverhamp ge. eh,• died is May, IMO, at the age of 41. lo support of the marirneet it wee alleged that it October, 1n56, he was it Ileftford with Mr. Bolton, a solicitor at Wojver. ( aor ta. ittliog the affairs of • deceased relative. While &WIN with Mr. Bolton he said be desired to make his as - .ill. adding that he wished to give all be had to mf , . for there was no ooe that had my claim spm him. Mr. Bolton told him that be could draw a wtl foe that purpose at mice ; but the testator objected, ga l bagel that a draft might be sent to him for IlleCU- S w a at his leisure. Mr. Belton raid he did sot like villa drawn by him Cr be executed out of his oaks; Wt e s entually he gave way, oorefully explaining to Lim, however, the provisions of the Wills Act, t,ng salxkzecutios. On the 18th of November he the draft, which was wholly in his (Mr. Bolton's) b as dereing. ti. the _nth of that mouth the testator filled is the date mid calling two of hie people to him aped dui document. They then attested it in dse form. Mr. Bolton stated that he had written is pencil on the will " Remember, two witseeees .I,ro together." That wan his usual rule when Ite ant draft wdle out of his office. The words had been mewl with India rubber : hut there were traces of the rJlhNev " —bee two." The deceased had told wittier that hi father had lout Lim a large sum of money to carry on the buena... that he had been nursing the peat& to repay that advance t that he had nearly dose so; sad that then he should be in better circumstances. Mii'cant Parks, managing clerk in the employ of Marrs. l ase n.l 4 e, the suceemorr of Meagre Sboolbred in the Maws. said that his name was appetitel to the will as an atisioa meow.; brat he could not remember signing any elocunoitt as a will. The signature of wittier wee genuine, lei hr remembered nothing about it. Had signed many decatoents foe hi employers ; and was at the warehouse on Ike 2lth of November, IMO. Coisexarained—only remembered signing one paper in empany with his fellow-clerk. Bryan. That was many years ago. &IA related to a loan society. Did not believe thee he had ever signed another psper,with him. Believed that Moine. he never had occasion to 4a papers with him in the way of busine.a. Remembered a paper going round the warek•us in favour of the weekly WI bosiday t but he iappoe-1 that bed 'labia, to do with this matter. (A Iseg(.) Mr. Samuel liryan, the other &Moan witness. gave Molar evaelN4l. (The caw was proceeding ekes our mewl kit] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Won Mr. Coen nissioner Clog Thom) IN II •10. W. ti11.1)1...a.11 tomthic—igargig gAggiu sAttosta. The lankrtipt was iltecnbed so ef fk. Esplanades Dem, late a ;molter f &ht. He hedpetitioned the court ha karma pauperis, .1011 amused hie tees from custody. This wan the otos for examination and discharge. The bsak ropes oroouts slow debts of 779 f., including liabilities of , qa lolls discounted. There were no meete whatever, and the bankrupt up so books or papers. Tim aolit..rs are 87 in innober, chiefly West end tandeemem ; and most of the debts are below AW. in amount. The two hugest creditareare a wise. wombs ot in it. Jantee'reereet. fee kV.. and •Imigieg.homie keeper. of Folkestone. fse7W. It appeared that the bankrupt bad been thrice umesiviab—iii Veil, and IslBl6 . . . Nt.Aldridge stated tot as lb. amounts bad act tees Lad ut time, there amt swermarde be as adjourameat. Adivened toe a fottaiah• 111 II P.411..054. Tl.r bankrupt, • eseitte7tie•ce;, - ;:i The,.le, near Routh% applied to pan his etaminati..n sod for so order of dis charge. Debts between VAL mad W. ; siesta, 11. only. Nu Mande oPT". 4 Mariond toPPrfft•d• It appeared that the bookrupthed formerly pared th: l Ul nie la.vrat Court. It waa that this wao hearM Is endues; nod that call dssiws gessrally won at 4 tadeepowal to trust a man a wham they had though he ought have so capital, wits thirty or ie:t il := of mule. Hr Horror said that the eosin paresed by tie bea►rapt, sad the incase owl ap for reminded him of the celebrated plan. to be found in mime el the ad law bootie, where, I. smear to a charge of robbery on it was pleaded that it wee euatomary to rob oa Gads hill. 11aughter.) Perhaps the cattle disakn wore tpr.ullr roNoistoened to be robbed, sod thought little of it. The court, l.•iag asawinced that the bankrupt had Waked in rash and lisseirdeets epeculatione, and had inclined &hie without nnelehie mean* of payiug the same, woubl suepeal th.• order of thecharge for sit ntooths, bat would give protection. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before Mr. ('ommileirmer Nichols.) .'4AIP. VIC/lOLA, ,•li7llll. The cam .4 leor o ee I /alstsm, of the Ruesem empire, end the well Insoles !musical emaimeer, which was report.' as s former soon, s o mas mem before the court.. Mr. Robert- o I ;rttri6l.. u• the part elf the prince. ap plied to the lamed oiruniiesieser fur as adjounimeat for a fortaight. Noce the last henries the family a the prises bad targeted themeless is t►e matter, ad Mr. Jarrett, the hued d the prises ad the tell-known makes, bad bees (anwalted, mad am was emy rims to believe that is . sheet Um all the radian would be pool. He (Mr. &Amities Genital had sees a letter from Mr. Chappell, the setiriet areieseller, us the subject, and is the costs. el a (rudest all matter amid be setisfactorily arearsti, and be would be is a poetess to ask the court to dimes the petition. Mr. Jarman, use of the opposier creditor., am well as Mr. Were, attended and cometal to the proposed adjourn. meet. Mr. Robertson ttrifilths stat,sl that • Mr. hcquet, who arranol oo a former wrasion, had been prod, Mr. erommiesraser Nichol, Do the creditors object to thM applwatios• Mr. Robertaroo Griffiths- No, sir, oo the contrary they anent. Ilia Unmoor maid the anal mint' day must he appointed, a. •Ix clue meat be concluded on the next ocertaion. Mr Kohertrro Crißaba assured the court that the cre. &tor. would be pdol. The MAI stamak over to the 29th Man*. CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TSB DAY.) NZW COURT. (BAN Mr. Harm Martin.) ( - HAMA op ■ CIDIL • amems, wee iodieted for the warier of James Gernert. lir. °magi, promeuted and Mr. Sleigh defended the primmer, The fate of thi. case hem been given very recently, mid the d miaow* wise in • very narrow compeer M 4arOut the prieoiser was • sailor, sod he had been if sett, the deceased, w kept • lodging-bowes for soden at the eiset-eoil of ho the town, and bad let is debt. aed the doomed deteried his clothes foe the amulet that wee due to him. The prisoner, it lead bins sod wansel deceased to give him=lte clothe, which he reducel to do until he had paid ths la Luce. IM Wednesday, the 29th of Jimmy, the deceasel was is the George anal Vain,. PUAiC.llfillft, is Mt. George'estreet, ttatcliffehiglrsy, when the primer west is and Naked him emend tunes for his clothe• He took so *Mee at are ; but, after a minute ao two, told the princess he should have his clothes wheal he paid the larties. he rimer end he waited ha• clothe. to go to Cork the art monolog; red, if be dal not rive them le kir. be world "Ist barn a.e . " The prisoner thee let the here end lhortly after retureed. Decered thee west est of the 1110144., eel the prisoner paired serest his, sad be pried him sear. upon which the p:iscoer mired epos him red slabbed him in tbe andoenee. He wall thee removed be his hoer, erre he died ea the 2ud of February from the W indt+ he bed reserd. he letterset were croesAsseared by Mr. Sleigh. is eseeleis whither Mr. Uerdeer was s mss a Iresalie THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1262. temper, and in the habit of quarrelling with his lodgers, but this was denied by aIL Mr. sleigh, for the prisoner , oestended that there was es gismos of that itation in the act of the pleemer emietitute it one of murder. ' Mr. FMron Nerds having summed up, The jury after some oomaltatioti together in the jury-beg retired to consider their verdict, and, after an absence og three quarters of as hour, retuned, finding the primmer Gritty, bat recommooduig him to mercy, on account of hie youth. The prisoner, os being inked in the usual way eentenee of death should eel be pawed cipcm him, into a long statement of the wirceur is whisk the eseemed had got his mousy from him, sad made a meet Amu appeal to his lordship for army, @tatieegg that as the time that he committed the sat the dseeassd first ettnek him, and he blued himealf is the hands of the police. Mr. Dues Meek mid the kw compelled him to pam steed death, bet the reereemee&tioa of the Jury shield be forweried to the palm varier. Hie kedillp thee left the primmer far mem - ties la the Una Will& • mere painful same was MOW yawned in a court al The learued judge and all the bar, sad everybody reetr., were moved to team Amidst the immatioe, the primmer war carried out of the dock in an almost Welting gleam _ _ OLD COURT. (Before the Lard Odd r THE MARYLEBONE MURDER. es Einem Cot, William Polio,, and Thomas Wa4h, three as very young rime, were charged with the naskanghter at M. Jobe Wiecott. Mr. =prosecuted, and the prison's were defended » The by Mr. primers an the parties who were 'Ended to as pj having leis the empanions of the an Quail, who was teed yesterday kw the murder of the dimmed, sad spied is wins the jury retuned a verdict of manslaughter. .„ 1 4. The evidence adduced to-day was precisely the mine "*. as that which wee gives on the previous day, and el. k will be, therefore, masoosong7 to repeat it. The ft prinked points relied three ageing the primmer' were that ilk while the sissy era piss on between guailend the demand some of the Osman made use of expressions such ea "Give it Wn" " Rip the guts up," and Co: took r e s op a chopper, and fourished it roan his head, and aid he gs. would have the diesased's head off. ffk Ribton addressed the jury at some length on behalf 11k of the prisoners, and be urged that there was nothing to show that they had the slightest intention of causing the N. fatal result ths• had taken place, and that the majesty d re. the law had been suffiziently vindicated by the conviction of the principal offender. The Lord Chid Baron having summed up, the jury, after irk an &Nenee of two hours and a half, came into court with • N. verdict guilty against all the prisoners, and a recommen dation to meroy. • The ludgedeferredsentence. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I :14 (BT ILWTRIO TUAGILAPIL ) NOTTINGHAM MZETING.-(THIS DAY.) FOREST PLATE. ~. , 2 SHARD L182&-(THIB DAL) s ya :.ia i. r . • Two Vthacc. There is still an absence of activity in the rail- Ts way share market, which is generally firm, with ..9N SD upward tendency. Caledonian stock has l a improved per cent. Great Northern ; Mid land and Lancashire and Yorkshire ; and Great Western and London and North we Western, 4. South Eastern and Eastern Counties are quoted about the same as yesterday. I Londoei sad North Western Stock is now quoted Di Sti to f ; Great Western,_ 714 to 1 • Midland, N 129 to 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 to ; t u Caledonian, 108 to f ; South Eastern, 851 to 86 ; ttIS Eastern Counties, 66 to i ; and Great Northern, to cMI Digaataraho & SI. l& Moil all De. A Cl ' lli ett A belaisiosslo. all Do. Dec kinme ...... M I p.a. 4.4 Dia; eadarsalksain NS Ds. Day us Da. how um. alei& W °abaft •li lade 1$ amps TADosk maim n Dom. =lt gni 100 111.1 mes 100 lad has all Da. J ad De. ili a rr i Dalsell all Da p. al am INC an Da. a% es. alO4O at Da. arcslaraadyrelk a t 116 to 117. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shared are dull, at 1 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Canadian, Belgian, and Brazilian railway shares are generally firm. Ise pi es. • U. — DeAlier et — PreL &Lire. hie= eD Dm. per el mil De. iP. el I NL all Do. de. UR.- O Do. & 101- 10 Dreg Lam Pmmlwals Dik. Now . 10 OLD. ot= s akf el ill 6100 Do. Xemr 009.010001kw.0p O De. Me do..ll , wlLomo. 0 De. 0. Dimif 111 Maim gym ger a. in 10De. 0. I 10 . pm 0. O Us. I per 00. 100 klal4Oorp.llp. el al It. pwirrisk • .a De. M. WA 4s. sla De. 4e. 5..,. ollw _• Dq M lama M. li Da tforab i De. • 1 TO TO l's' Me so se se a SI a as ell II I i 4 100 101 1181 MI iii a a a a a 4.11 46 •L 44 101 106 ,r 101 Fa Ts* iii If 7 100 100 U Of Set 100 e IPS 96 nu 1001 za 5 T 5 T I • I 6 ITS 11111 i 405 i PI K 16 I I MT 10Si A 7 41i 111 lele i 110,44 St. 0•000001 100 LK St. At •p. aO. 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MIL Oo Ji Cobra Ooplepo (Um.) Capin+ Silver Dm Mountain Oer PLUM. atie 41 ITO 410 int TIP I lt " IT 111 MO ID ~ WO 6 60.0 1 .660 116 617.!inlin me iiaTIAT , CLIWI; Ircetasii (Lial.l ..., O ._xo.u.l• ; r;II:LiT - Irals - (12; [seas& Wm.) ... Ledisalab .lunits 0 et 8 k. Miss Andras gm) • • reldesedeuverimel Mt PUMP Ma ) oin gel And& la (um ) UMW Ihilcan Wallin alai ~suoh i JOINT STOCK Igo I A's& sot 0. Om Ira 1 1 Y ",• 1 ?" . re Sok et W an WS lea el &WU S. Amines U Out. Mak et NOW Aedirelle, rod Odin . ChrirL Km. d UM% jes.,.. sad Mee 10 =6l 01 0 1 Coo. al Dumb 110 Ctis. a Load= 10 No&16601.1•61 1 . 01 . 60 M 111 D. Noma at 11.116•0■01 16 lam 0. Book of Audit 10 Do. Nowt , Lei= sad louden AAA= N "- 1 ID Loudon & South AMOY I* Loa sod N00•106660_.. I 100 Metro. & Prot. Bank (L. 1110 MIL !Nov. at 11001aaa ISS Do. Ivo • 60 Naitoosl Book II Noy 11000 W.klas Iii!!!4 -4- kiv"1• W, " dasa Rail *Na U ia M Pardsdal al Udall KW II Lumina II Thelon cd Lasuldia M IN inks Mid Mimi Landau NO ii,i id 1 ski orMads I, 1 u sa s s t -21 i t 13 46 1 Pre 1 it Pia I▪ Ma par t dim par 4 R .. It TF• au W N be aCte P et N Ti II i I V ODI tie IS IL St II 31 33 U 60 Ili 12 SS 26 *7 100 30 Al zd 1 0 1 40 19 191 PI "I 26* 26 IN 391 P▪ arPra Oa a Pra 66 66 a► ISA 1611,1 J 44( 60,4:1 700,1 70,1. U_ My 44 47 SS IA U U leo f if IS I) • 11 116 VI 11 16 64 ff 104 IA 106 . lo! .—.-. 01 the par li I Nun IN 110 al le xa - Poi • bat 1 Ws ir , 1" it 1 1 ! If 7 71 61 66 N fa U 12 pm t Y in x 4 Ed M INO N . IN - 4 1 e t i 4 14 i Pei par 1 p. i val a fr l i 174" ii . it 171 lid asis MOM MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two °Twos. The funds show renewed heaviness to-day. A fresh fall of 1 per cent. has taken place in Console. The chief business has again consisted of prepara tions for to-morrow's settlement. English railway stooks continue to rise, while the foreign stock market has become very dull At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 70fr. 20c., being per cent. better than yesterday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 5 to 5/ prem. The Italian Five per Cent. (Maremmans Railway) Loan, is marked in the Stock Exchange / die. Consols are officially marked 93g and 1 for money, and 931 and 1 for the account. The present quotation is 931 to 1, both for cash and to-morrow's settlement. The official bu siness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 249 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 911, 921; New Three per Cents., 92, 911, 921, 911; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 107, 1061; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001 ; ditto, 1864, 100/ ; ditto, Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent "enlaced" rupee paper, 1021, ; Exchequer Bills, June, 19e., 22a, prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has declined to 84 1 to 85, while that of 1858 is steady at 711 to 1, ex div. Mexican Bonds have fallen, having been last sold at 34j. Spanish Passive Bonds are flat. Considerable dulness now prevails in this department. Sales are recorded as follows : Milian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 861, 86 ; Dutch Two-and-s-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 12t1.); Equador New Consolidated, 181 ; Italian Five per Gents. (Maremmana Railway scrip), 1 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341, ; New Granada Active, 10 ; ditto Two per Cents., 27 ; Russian Five per Cents., 991, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 191, 1; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 7 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 71},1, ex div. Four. o'Osocx. Comas are quoted 931, rather " buyers," both for money and to-morrow's settlement, showing a tractional improvement compared with the quota tion current at 2 o'clock. _ _ . It is stated that bills have made their appears° in London in connexion with a loan for the Pacha of Egypt, which seems, however, to have been arranged in the first instance with some bankers in Germany. No gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation, but about 40,0001. of newly imported Russian coin was bought for the Continent. The Hansa has arrived from New York with 29,0001. in specie for England and 18,0001. for France. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, with little change in the rates, which were quoted as follows : Amides:Um, 3 months, 11181 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.181 to 1 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.181 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg,' ms. basso, $ months, 13.71 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.121 to ; ditto 3 maths, 25.421 to 45 ; Prankfort-ou-thallaine, 3 months, 11131 tol •; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 321 to I ; Visuals, do., 3 months, 14.10 to 15; Trieste, ed. do., 3 seentks,l4.lo to 15; lWisid, 3 months, 481 to ; 3 mouths, 484 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.474 to 521; 0000% 8 =oaths, 25.471 to 524 ; 3 months, 25.471 to 524 ; Naples, 3 months, 40 to 1 Alamo, 3 months, 1204 to 1 ; lieseisa, 3 months, 12D1 to 1 ; Lisboa, 80 dirYsi 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 1. The Scottish Central Railway dividend was officially announced to-day at the rate of 61 per cent. pa annum, against:s} . ..for the corresponding period of 1860. An extraordinary meeting of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company is called for the 19th inst., for the following purposes, viz.:—To consoli date paid-up shares into stock ;to give effect to an arrangement which has been entered into with the Cape government for the construction of certain works not included in the original contract ; and to authorise the directors toraise27,oool. of additional capital by the issue of Six per Cent. Debentures. The Commercial Union Assurance Company have this day appointed as their Assistant Actuary Mr. Henry W . Porter, the late assistant actuary at the Alliance Assurance Company. Mr. Porter is well known as having been an examiner of the Institute of Actuaries, and as the author of an Essay ou Life Insurance. At the meeting yesterday of the Submarine Tele graph Company, the directors' report, after consi derable discussion, was adopted. The number of messages sent over the company's lines during the last six mouths of 1861 was 127,163, being 24,710 in excess of those despatched during the previous half-year. The receipts for the same period have reached 17,1191., showing an increase of 2,0841. Over three of the previona six months, and being within 2,1511. of the earnings of the half-year end ing December, 1860. The latter were the largest ever token by the company, that being the last half-year's revenue before a reduction occurred of 50 per cent. in the tariff of the French and Belgian lines. The report concludes as follows :—" The Directors trust (should no unforeseen event occur) that at the half-yearly meeting in August they may be enabled to recommend the payment of a fair dividend to the proprietors." From the annual report of the Directors of the Van Diemen's Land Company we make the fol lowing extract: During the past year, the prices of agricultural produce in Tasmania, generally, have been very depressed, in copse . queue of importations from south Ainerum sod other The Company's tenants have, u might be ex , suf fered for the time, with others, and a more than usual amount of rent is, in consequence, in arrear. From these circumstances the remittances from the colony during the past year have been only 1,7001. ; and the amount in hand at this moment, in Ludo°, does not admit of a dividend, although it is confidently anticipated that the Directors will be in a position to declare one before the end of the year. The rent roll now printed is for the year 1860, corresponding with the colonial accounts, but the rental he since been increased, u stated in lest year's report, to above 3,0001. The necessary steps are in progress for carrying out, by application to parliament during the easuitig session, the resolution come to at the special general meeting of pro prietors, on the 16th of January, relative to reducing the capital of the company. TUIBDAY Suanint. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/ to 1, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is aa follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, k ; ditto for aooouut (March 6), 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92k, 91/ ; New Three per Cents, 921, 911, 921 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per (lent. Stook, IU7, 1061, 1071 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100/, 100; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 1021, }, 102 ; ditto Five-aud-a-Half per Cent., 108. The India Five per Cent. stock was firmer at 1061 to 1071. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 102 to ; and. the Five-and-a-Half, 107} to 108. Exchequer Bills were quoted 19e. to 225. prem. The foreign stock market was unusually quiet. In some instances prices were qutoted lower. A fresh rise took place to-day in the shares of the Bank of London. Bank of British North America were likewise quoted better. London and County I Bank were a little more offered. There were TRAFFIC RETURNS. inquiries for Canada Land and Van Diemen's Land RAILWAY/ opals Pas- er- Total. Total slum"' opal' angers &anus. itat use The closing quotations for shares in new under- Walt wading Dec. IL a a a a " takings were as follows :—Ocean Mari 7t 71 to sat Indian Itatl Nart/rWoat Provi way oiss I,ots 2,5tal %Oil re Pm. ; Maims and Masao) Marino, 1 to I Mr. pas, ft — mos tess acts Leos pretn. ex int. ; Universal Marine, 2to 1 dis. ; wet 'Min Feb. ...net UM. London and Provincial Marine, 1-16 dia. to "allTmka°"*" west sallag Mae 1 =Me Mak WOWS •••. T. 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The show of hands to-day was three to one isk favour of Major Lyon, the labors' easdidsha. A. M LONGFORD RUCTION.-(THIS DAY.) I 2 RALF.PAST OKI O'CLOCK. E. Majority ford IWilly MX AND LOSE Or LIFE AT NEWINOTON. la'. ALLEGED NUADEIL-( THIS DAT.) A painful amount of excitement was caused this N. morning in the immediate neighbourhood of Nowhere:is- 111 . causeway by the following extraordinary occurrence. It appears that for some time past a disreputable homes has been kept at No. 11, Tivertonetreet, on the Causeway. A police-onetable of the M division, in paring by the horn whilst patrolling his beat, heard a distortions, sad law • i man's arm extended and striking at something, bet at what of course he was usable to tell. Loud screams followed, ea when the policeofficer, with the nil of a man named Edward Carter, broke open the street door, sod apes Ilk taring the bogies they found babied the door, in the presage an nefortueste female, named Jame Rayner, lying in • PA .4. of blood and burned in an awful manner, and to all appear- &ODD quite dead. There was a large punctured wo and on I t the left temple, from which the blood had flowed. The et. body was quite naked, every article of wearing apparel 64 . having been ormenrned. At that time • prostitute name se Pratt, and • man named Dueserridge, and another MY IL massed Robert Whittey, with whom the female cohabited, t . were sleeping in the back room. Conductor Simmons having et. arrived with the Rural Society's fire escape from the 4 Elephaot and Castle station, fortunately succeeded in to teeming the three last named persons. The engines of the 114 . Leedom Brigade promptly attended, but owing to M the exertions of Mr. Inspector Reid and the mee under hies, the are was prevented from spreading—le fact the damage done by tire to the budding is inconsider able. A medical gentleman who was sent for pronounce' t . life quite extent. and gave it as hie opinion that the psi- at. :nary cane of death was the wound in the temple. From 6 t what the constable saw and heard he thought it his duty to 84 , take the three persons into custody. They were accord- Oa inly removed to Stone's-end Polies-station, where they W. ' will be examined before the magistrate. Inspector Reid at. not an officer in • oil, to the Newington Workhouse, and having procured a shell, the remains of the poor woman were le i placed therein awl conveyed to the dead-house of that in- a. etitution. Mr. Cooke, the coroner's officer, was forthwith d t not for, and he has taken possession of the body until the 10 inquest is held. The now who was with the deceased stated that the deceased, whilst standing is front of the fire, es. set her night clothes is Anna, and jo endeavouring to rush " out of the door she fell against the same, and, the handle rg; being off, her head fell against the sharp projecting piece et. of iron, and brace the unfortunate occurrenoe. The muse to na rill no ,toot* be fully cleared up before the magistrate and If the coroner. et Tim NOII7II RIDING lkacriorg.—Mr. William ii Carley Wag* has Issued an address to the electors of the es... Nardi Ming of York. iu which he describes himself as an '''.. independeet liberal cousermitive. He states that hie re patted creed has been formed in the precepts and by the Lod exam* of the late member, Hr. lAward Stilliagamit K. OWN,. As a conservative, he is resolved to stand by Bt. oar reseditntional landmark., even though ministerial ooa- It& =relatives, dragged on by ultra-liberal support, were ready t to remove them. As a reformer, he is prepared to strike at Is real abs...,u though protected by so-celled liberals. He re will, if @est to parliament, vote according to his corowience at fur whatever tends to the good of his country without IL racemes to party schemes. It woe by maistainiog such IL opinions, be adds, that the late member earned their coo. at . and he therefore trusts that be adopting the 'erne 4 . mem M may attain the same sod. He is to address the electors at the chief places in this Riding in the coarse of this sad the next week. _. ... Tea FATAL BOAT Act.' wirr AT Oltrne.D. —Thu ski: eoromer for the lToiversity of Ozford, Mr. G. V. Con, held at as inquiet Yesterday on the body of Mr. Luke, in the room bite, eraspied by the deceased gentleman st Quid Church. is Neevidoese we adduced to chow how the accident occurred, N boot the widow, et Mr. Frederick Symonds. surgeon, who bid steseded Wowed Wee he test entered at Bethel Col- N loge, went to show that he suffered from attacks cot yde ljj - sou the bead, acid it was imagined that damned had le Mee hem Ids boat dune' use of them, attacks. The jury, to after • paint investigation. returned the following verdict, le "That the deceased was accidentally drowned by the " setting of hie boat." ■ MCIRDRZ IN Tag COUNTY ANTRIM. —An atm. N Was murder was perpetrated no Friday last at a Otos called Gilliatom, five miles from Randa/stown, io the county .. 116 Antrim. A man gamed Rainey had a garden in which there in a spring well, from which the cottiers who lire • war were in the habit of drawing water, and to which ie they believed they had a common nght. Rainey put up • MI Bata la eider to exclude them, giving notice that he would IS allow en more mosso to the well. as the people frequsatieg it spoiled his garde& A woman, named Bridget Censor, 2 west to the well, dieregardiog the pnhibition. An alteees to - tioo arose with Rainey. Daniel Quinn ran oat of Ids ge house to seeertais the cause, secainpanied by hie wife and ethers. He interfered, when Rainey struck him with his fist is the face, and in quick succession Rainey 's daughter meek him with a " beetle" on the bead. A man named I Wanes stabbed hire with • stablefork oaths forehead, and a l whother IMO struck him on the hack of the head with a which felled him to the ground, and he was killed m ria li t ea' sget. This tragedy was emitted quite suddenly in VI the midst r =erel fight with all sorts of weapons. The so to their house, which they huricaded, ti =4" themselves with difficulty against the furious emmodle of the friends of the murdered man. The polies g were ems eel tie epee, sad arrested sit persona. K len 8 ea —d!. I N M+ m i 14 Is al 1.9 114 H Ed 11l i i i ad unfit% is% $4l 1' '4 lit 1001 zd I 1 fOl 2 O zd f id 14 14 1 -a MINES.-(THIS DA YJ Two o'CLoow. The mining market is rather inactive to-day. There is a strong demand, however, for East Cara don shares, which have improved to 3I to 32. East Cern Brea are steady, at Ilf to;. South Carsdon are quoted 320 to 325 ; Tincroft, 114 to 1; Marks Valley, 14 to 1 ; and Cook's Kitchen, 30e to 31. Great Wheal Vor are officially marked 7 and 7g. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Port Phillip have been dealt in at it prem., and United Mexican at 71 and 7f, being still duU. At the Old Tolgus United Mines meeting yester day, the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,2001. A call of SI per share was made. With reference to Wart Condurrow, a correspondent sends us the following : " The rich discovery recently made i Wed (lowdorrow still bolds good. The Mope in the back of the Uis worth 401. to 501. per fathom ; the whim immediately ander, 601. to MX ; sod the end in the 24, 501. to 604 per fathom. They have raised 4001. worth of ore from the beck at the 12, and the 12 end continues good work foe tin. The win:* under the 24 east of the engine shaft is worth 101. per fathom, end • good lode, with a prospect of farther improvement." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAM—MIDI DAY.) The weather continues very cold, but due with bright sunshine. The wind to-day is from the 8.8. W. with • strong breeze. The supply of English wheat this week is Wan. vwy short. Flour moderate, barley and oats rather more liberal, and beaus, peas, ind seeds very few. A few Scotch and lriek oats fresh up. The supply of foreign wheat continues ex tremely small, but better than in the past week. Flour next to none arrived. A very small quantity of barley from Hamburg, and one cargo only of Swedish oats. A few bags of tares from Hamburg, but nothing ales worthy of notice. The imports of American wheat and flour into Liverpool the last few days have been rather liberaL The attendance of buyers at this market today is ex tremely small, sad consequently few salsa reported of wheat, which is dull at Monday's quotations, English or foreip. Flour without change in value , and equally inactive. Berley tolerably , firm. Ousts fully equal to Monday, especially fine corn. Beans and pass aeon that day. Tares dull. Cloverseed rather improving. Canary and mustard slow es possible. Linseed and rapeseed firm. FLOATING CAIGOMIL-1261 DOW 02 isle, and Taw of all descriptions about equal to Mat market day. WiliAL-English: Eras and Kent, white, new, filis. to 635.; ditto, fine old, -e. to -a.; ditto, red, new, 525. to 605.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -s. • Norfolk, kn., fine old, -s. to -s.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : Bantsic, 625. to 611 a.; fine, 66.. to 70"; extra, 7N. to 74a.; Kosigsberg, 575. to 62..; ditto, extra, 641 to 68s. ; Rostock, extra, 6N. to 66..; Mecklenburg red, 495. to 66..; 17ckeraserk ditto, -a. • American whits, 595. to 62..; ditto, red, 575. to 595.; 0126: dies, 571. to 58s. BAJUNT.--Eatish malting, 36e. to 37n ; fine, 40s. ; f o re ig n g, 295. to 305.; and distilling, 31" to 33" par j foreign grinding, 265. to 30a.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32" NAM -Imgluh, Essex and Norfolk, 58e. to Ca. ; has, 62.. to 88s. ; Kimpton and Ware, 645. to 681.; brown, 49.. to 57.. oAvs. -Zoglish feed, 20s. Od. to 231. Od. ; potato, 24e. to 28s. ; foreign, 21a. to 26.. Kra, 35a. to 381. Bnass.-English tisk, 365. to 361.; harrow, 39" to 40" ; pivot, 395. to 40s. ; foesign, 31.5. to 335. ; tick, 375. to 38s. ; liouigsbag, 39a. to 40e. ; tiaa, 33.. to 345. P261.-Zuglish boilers, 365. to 39"; w and blue, 38e. to 41s. ; maple, -s. to -a., grey, 34.. to 36"; hog, 38s. to 38s. ; foreign, 34 to 37a. Ft town,49s. to 50.. ,• ditto he, 50s. to Ms.; L country, 455. to 465. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 401. to 43"; French, -a. to -e. per sack; U.& sweat, 30" to 33 1. ; Canada". 30.. to 331.: Spanish. a. to INDUS Com-White, 335. to 365. ,• yellow, 31s. to 33e. FiosThra Casco's, all C. F. and 1.-Wksat : Nadi. mai and Maria:topic, per 4921 N., 475. to 521. ; Ghisks, 47e. tolsls. ; Polish Odessa, per 480ibe., nod, 44e. to 465. ; white, - Daaube and Gilats, 4N. to 495. ; 41e. 435. Barley: Egyptian aad Bran, per g ar... 23e. to 245. ; Odessa sad Dann* do., 24.. to 35a. Beans Egyptian, per 480161.,32" to 33" Mao : Odessa and Galati, per 4921 k .., 325. Od. to 33e. ,• Thrall and Bulpzian, per 4801 b., 325. Od. to 335. ; 1 4 reseh, do., to -a. ; American, do., 30.. to 31s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -a. Sicenn-Canary seed, per qr., 40" to 54" ; Hemp seed, per qr., 46e. to 60s ; Mustard seed, par bushel , white, N. to 9s. • brown, s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 6N. to 681. ' • Linseed rakes, Eng li sh, par ton ill. N. to 121. ; American, thin, in brla per ton , 121. On to 121. 10 1. ; do., in bap, W. to 111.1 05.; Baltic, 01. to Of. Oa. : Marseilles, 10t. to 104. 10s.•. Esp. cakes, 61. Nto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, wintar, Bs. to 96. Od. ; Rape seed, floglish, per qr., 64a. to 7!5. need, kirivem UITO WNDON NION_MARCH TO MAUS S. swish sad lasada ViteSgra. Whilst Oatsßong I lee socks. I l ira 460 ISO Man la7ll Mbar. togitlai. 1,480 sada: foralin, MINCING LANI.-( T H IS DAY.) _ . BUGA.R.—For superior redoing qnsli there is a good de mand at full prices ; other descriptions are in moderato rimmed at previous rates. Mauritius sold at 29a. to 365. 6d. for low brown and low yellow, and 375. 6d. to 41a. for strong grey ; Bengal low black, 275. to 28s. ; good and tue syrups, 41s. lid. to 43a ; good m iddling white Honoree, CA. td. to 3 ; Penang, mid dling to fine brown, 335. 6d. to 35a. • low to fine yellow, 36.. 6d. to 40s. 6d. ; Madcap brown amino w yellow, 35e. lid. to 40e. 6d. ; Madras brown and low yellow Dative, 30s. to Xds. Refined is km brisk, but prices are fully ;• --- pported. Corns.—Business has beau transacted in colonial de. soriptioas at full prices, including 1,500 bap native, for arrival, at des. Ooooa has sold steadily at fresh prices. Trinidad grey to doe red, 565. to 725. ; extra, 90s. to 975. Tea.—The market is quiet. Boat sad SALTPSTIZ are both inactive. Iticz.—Tbe demand for Bengal is steady, but not active, at previous prices; low to middling white sold at 10s. to 10s. 9d. o n . —The demand has become quiet ; no sales re- ported. BArnovizz has mold at Ifo. decline, 41. to 51. 7m. 10d. Curca.—Basi haa boon reported to have bola done at 29a, bat at auction 2,000 bop won rualiood, the nomad at 275. to 29m TALLOW MARKET.—(Iani DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 481 e., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spa, 48e. ; Mara, 46.. 9d. to 48e. ; April to June, 48s. ; July to September, 48 s. 9 d. October to December, 475. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) them. Pattipades tad &nigh report a better demand for ova ol all kinds at lat• prior. COAL MIRLET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 16a. ; Walls End Russell Renton. 16s. ; Walls End South Kellor, 16 e. ; Well. End Haul Hall. 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Kepier Gleam 16s. thi. ; Walls End Harlon, 14s. fkL ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Framwellgatn, 154 3d.; Walls End Malloy, 14a. 6d. ; Wylain, 15s. ; Liolywoll„ 16e. ; North Paton, 12s. 6d. ; Tonight Moor Butes, Its. 6d. ; Went Hartley, 14s. Bohai& Hartley, 14s. tkL ; David son's Hartley, 14s. &L —169 ships at marks& M. GOUNOD'II New OPITLA.—A most brilliant auditory assembled ea Friday night at the Grand Opera, Per, to bearand see the first representation of M. Gounod's new opens La Brine de Bets; for theatrical rumour had been quite es busy on the subject of the beauties of the scenery, and other roseaories in which the eye is consulted, as upon the music which beloogs exclusively to the more fas tidious organ—the ear. The opera, it is es well to state at once, was very favourably received, and will inevitably enjoy a long and prosperous weer, so far es crowded houses can conduce to that agreeable result. The composition is of • high character from beginning to end ; but while it does credit to the musician like skill and the originality of the composer, it is so defi cient io the qualities required to confer popularity that even before the close of the first. act, which u too long, symptoms of weariness begets to manifest themselves among the listeners. There were some causes for this, however, uite independent of the compeer. the foremost being the libretto, surely one of the dullest effusions an unfortunate musician was ever tied down to.—Galignani. Several French critics my that the opera is detestable, and even much worm than Taitehaluer. A New HARBOOIi roes Sumax.—The Admiralty and Board of Trado have lately given their sanction to the construction of • number of new harbours on the British mast, and amongst these are the following new works in Sussex:—Pier and harbour at Hastings, opposite tiprompt fish-market and beaching ground. composed of screw piles, with stone hearting up to high-water nark. com mencing from the site of the Old Fort on the west, and 1,650 feet is • southerly direction, and then eervieg east ward 1.220 feel. Aim a similar trier or breakwater 1,200 feet art of Use other from the " Bock-a-Nom; 1.650 feet in • line neelly parallel to the western pier. Thews works will laelees • harbour area in time of high water of ST acne, and erre • depth of 10 feet at low, and from 20 to 30 fret at high water, with an entrance at tbe eouthret wrier of 300 feet wasp —D Overdien. At the Northampton Petty Sessions last week • an named William Chewy was oonvicted of skinning • dot alive. He was metered to three mmthe unprwom meat with hard labour, the utmost penalty of the law. During the week ending February 12 the supply of kegs, alive awl dead, for the Cincinnati market amensted to upwards of &000. Daring the season the 111147 bee amounted to sheet half a minuet. it* rob itis DP sr et . co ort sot uly - M air Ili I le