The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-09 00:00:00

..,40 %be awl the had eat eassurh ehaegis, end hi WWI b b o a i.e.. +he ha& She tail kin 21. sx. aid lie sold d she ▪ kt twit herr that it would do to ae to omerliet with tbr seat morseas. She gave him the 2/. Se ., Ga d b e aava au sa,, whirl she took to Mr. Deadiord the 'oh of Doienilier. &ad he glare her de • which she gave the prissier the A ht . dime. Ihi the 11th of Datswiber Mr. Oeepsy weal . 4„r..dJ 44 vele 1 kw the mho mot him was a had ose. uietaire to the primmer, &ad asked hise if he where he tarok it her, awl he amid he dal. Meths. west over with Mr. Cooper to Mr. Bradford awl &wed that ths iin g e hal visa to hi. woe aho hod. Ste ass told ire irieomer that both the bete. she had elieesed fee hi. mon, &ad ke mid he took es* of thou fr. • pima armed Jacobs, is Cores ti II • *Ail he would go over to Mr. ItralloakC h s "bli ba hiL kod oo who sumo up cad tivk the priseaer tato 4 „ 4 „4. la mar to eoetradiet the altddiawal of the rows./ so to the mode by widish ha besseee peseseed • 4 the &owl mole% oe low thaw.. butt slesikee asss l hoof" Comatipidersorkes, wore oesimened. r 1 tM. iswee Ihat day hal wawa bid soy ileithigs Irish i s, „a...A. UT peed boo s ink mks open say coesoloo. e.too.oes were eaDd, who pia Olio pd. di rests. aid Owe of his Wets. wen ▪ r • viswoo-.1. with a vow 4. show that they hod glom I . the mutes that ware the subject of the booby. I Tb. F iery they told. however, as to bow they ,seie oho pies rif the forged aeon isso vv. easesteladem ewe of the witersers stMhe thsa sh, err ▪ w tweelies4 pr e a ',array ammo. sa d a pin g s all IWOMP to her oohed her to • if. sow, awl she JY ea, awl this was the forged softie I. Yet Wooer. The icy altar sees deliberation Mimed a mid of Net rs. NEW COURT. (Maw lb. (.—is - .J TUC MIA NOOMMIT . - _ Li is Terreelf, 2.4, It/perms ; Mem OW" O. woof. , : Juts desier. 47, eidwider ; dad fbeesie eh. merranikeei to lake his trial, were asemil with hang ~h rewrivise • t rantity id silk. the 4 7 4a rete Y in r• ed with Yr. s idea sad Yr. Name windosted the .peesemaies der- Siet itallealins wee swift retained wlla Kr. UMW. is JAM Healer ; mad the ether pressers __ defiraded by ma t * Is. L 11... Mr. Deet. aml Ir. Ire The eireemelasses of Wm me ell le tree in the miedesties el the pale frees the Mt was teen M the polies men ad r is latter P trid. which task pier le Jane leek _when her ppd. earned ems, Drelter, mid Desk mes chered with stalled the property, and Is. Ileistee • milk me Memo, M MAN was dammil erlth maidec it k rt to hem Me Up.. l menwen hem wrie eimienel. sad It yam. that dace his seavisima he hoe mime isferestion with led to the pew set promises, sad he was the principal carte m in sum pert of it. It will he reessembered Ina the 111 I. goer Dm ma doles hew • burp Galled the Dandle, while she WY ON bar way blew the Wad India Dcek to the tK Ilaidistenh DM, se the sight el the 13th March, IsGI, sad the me as the part ef the pressentlee wee that almost kneseeddy after the Meet/ alal the primers were found to lie desire with the mew which was emessmily mid theme the Melnineetaidy. as WVA ilinermik of the primmer and rather pima awned Am who has shimmed. to Is. Newer., us Derby. ler 3001, and Wade wed down t. eat Awe sail ressived the .em. Tim ovi• plise demi. as way he MiOnsd was of the .the w ise... w ise... dom. The tvesksg stakesent el thelamed emend ler the pm wcuuos empied • eamiewele ens. sad he the pee eraled to all vitamins in seppwi of IL She Mal im reported to last dad three dim THE POLICE 00171 ITS. (TIM DAT.) AI A macototramanzer. enemy° mom Clianacogru Ocorow Tivter, • lalasucing ow% sum 'barged Won Yr. Trrwhitt with weal* a relief Wier how the basket of Whitgeld, 44. Old Ilewl-alreet, amnesic/igen. It appears tint Bushasil, the p.irter in tbe employ of If new Whitlleld. Wag • law bullet nostaining • quan tity of pub ter elliferest women on the railings of • haws Dafitewriwest. while be went down the am, and is sessiag up maw the priweer maids; off with the butter. He thee_ gwre him We melody. lb. Jahn Whitheld said the pradko bed hoes carried es Meakestione pest by • peg ef fellows who watched the M7'out ef aid Um pilfered tradesasee's hes. weything they swill lay their beads sae. It was a swim suhasee to traihnues, who wow empanel to he.. their bushels outside of hew, awl whe wen week subjected to, sad suaoyal by thew ',Meeks. as seseettioes it sewed • delay is goods bele Adhered. Mimi ordered for • parthisakr hour. Mr. Tyrwhstt maid it could eet he imported that a seta Would every time take down a hwee Wakes contaiwag a pwatity el articles which were set wind by the pewee, bad wmantted the fellow few two lasethe hard Mow-. CHIRON OP WINDS' ON MN NIGH SAM. (TIM DAY.) Benjamin Robinson Answer' was brought be fore Mr Hall, at lbw-street Police-court, upna • warrant under the Extraditicia Act, charging him with murder on the high seas. Mr. Parker, from the America& consulate ofike, me dated the presecutioe ; and Mr. Lewis, jug., defended the meager. Mr. tharealty, chief clerk o( lb. court. was called to mom the signature sad odicial mat of the Secretary of State (Mir (I. Grey) to the warrant of intredities. Mr. Hall observed to Mr. Cowie that this mutest au thorised him (Mr. Hall) to rem hie warreat for the mi. 001101'S apprebeseice. Daniel M•lmegalldepnied-1 was a esiseisa De b oar d th e forov i e. United States ?meet beloopest to the port %m o f on, sad sailing under the America. flag. I shipp e d ou lewd that vend at Cakutta sass able mama. in Jew or July last, the day before the ship sailed from Wants for beetne. The crew comiated of zi apes before the mt. Tbs nitride of the ship was Captain Erase. nem were three magma The metier was chief mate. There was a' inan on Mord of the name of JObll Willi:AM& He also shipped at Calcutta as aa able seamas. After we had been st an abut eaves or eight weeks Williams was taken iLL I A. fu a. I know it wail something like • culd. 'rime was w. III,IICIII OAS OS board ewes the captain. He is sap peel to be a doctor. The captain gore him siabrise IL. seeming alter he wee struck. The cept,iie cease out of the forecastle the naureing be wan ate: k. The mime.r was stadium re d . t!... nt:n L itch. ' Ile toil the praiser to " look out for that man,* trims be (the captain) came out OS deck. ammiag Tine earths thee west away. After the cantata left, the pri mem went to the forecastle and arm i tlat out, and told him to take the slush pot sad 111. maim royal masthead, and slush &me er grease down the nest. W Wales d e su. I saw k , m n turn at deck after Le hold &MS it. The third state was or the foretop. I heard him wag out to Italians. to brag him up • mingle block. He did so; bet it dot not to, awl he brought it down spin, when the third mate meg as to his. avail,, telling him to bring up • Wick. He west to fetch a match block, aid was it'4o.: with it to the third mate. The primmer was emmui aloe, the forecastle at the time. He arcked Wit. be wheat he wee going with the Me e k! H e m id Itp to the foretop, fns the third soma, for • name' The maimer said " You ma of a —, drop it!" and be mat to the riling mid took • beaver, which was lisegiag to a belaying pia. He took the heaver aid struck Wilhelm with Is, power- hie fall power —an the heed ma t the heaver. William. fell sod the Meek with him. Ito pawn* them took up the block end have it oe the !irk of Williams'. had while be ass ee the it err sot • light bl o ck. It was a good =tr. • Armg seas to carry where he was going. It wse heavy eeough for a ewe with all his strength cony. The primate then mitered three or fear men of the •••,h to hring Williams into the forecastle. The 1.. oo r is aside of wood, and i. about :1 feet long. It is Wrier ia the eestre, amt tapers in both ends-- mock like a mllin,g pm. It is en ehle of giving a very severe blow. It pi end for leading mils Mut. It requires to he made id very hard Wray mod. I was in the nisi. Marne ' at the tires. as meld me all that meted. I bad a full of it all. Wass Williams was st ru ck with the heaver I he ermamed and med. • einem hat did ant small. About I minutes thee he was takes to the foreemitle I west to his lamb. He was not able le speak to m. st that lone. He atmered to he io pine and winieed pinetly. He r 4 *nem me h day after. He remained there in that state sow days, awl be thou died We were in the 01100 en. That was shoot the noddle of Monteath*? last. A few dos before he died. be said he did not think he wieild live from the blow he got front the <hie( Date's ith the Mayer. It was shout these or four de.. be ton, he died that he tint said that, bit be k i We " ^le re re.ted it , cereal time.. The day before be died be pit hie hand to his bead as if lie was wore, &WI wet that "If I will die I will torment Mr. Illesirea hie the blow be line given ire." On the eves. hot brfore he died he said that from the blow with the heaver hlCJeures had rives bier On the head he was lure lefore he died he was very math., and would sot be (.v two mi nu t ia es either side, but kept Mnilei freig Ode t" *.dc anil put hie heed to his heed. I recollect men; .Levu Fran. and the primate in the fora:sale, sear his t I "'" la IL^ ovens hef be died. Captain Erse, asked "I"r..h" belonged to is England. He told him either lairthol o r Deptford. lam not sure which. The rapt . in , e'i b.• sl.ould like to know where be lived, that be 1 14% " 1 word borne to his friends. The seat warming " Ile was kept till 4 o'clock and thee thrown o•erl.wn) Re was kept shoot four hours. The ship orris, .l on thp poet of London to the early part of Bar•mthrri and is now trim in the begin of the East ledis Dc'ek• e"'"••• the titre we left l'aleutta awl the day Williams as strode with th e I have seen lb. prisoner beat him with Lnlnving pin three .v fair Om"- He ' rag enelPita" to du hi. isnienis like another seaman. The case WIN prouseding whew our report Wt.] THE Ex puss, , THURSDAT EVENING, JANUARY 9, lt 62. THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. (rius DAT.) _.__ This • airy was resumed thi s morn i ng i n th e O ga tr i lleetee taiise hie sot, The drams of the Jsry maid he had received a letter, obi& be bed sot thought proper to open, and be w ou ld bead it to the Master, and if it were anonymous he would enct that it should be destroyed. Master opened it and said the first sentence was off so ave. The Formosa It had better be destroyed. The Stadia then tore it up. The Master said some of the jury wished to know when it was probable that the svideoce would be finished. Mr. Kanlake said he thought on Washy or Tuesday. miler the crumexamisatioos were very beg. Mr. John ibiliemos, surgeon, Devoeshirnstreet, Portland telstated that he bad for some time poet been Weide( y 4 l4ophis Windham. He had attee bar for sheet I two years continuously. She had not let Ur Mese far two months, aid was quite mat to be mamboed as $ wills asal p ize. in Charles Ensor was thee edict sad be deposed— I was at see time to the 36th Regiment, sad 1 sow hold a eamseistion in the bast Norfidk Regiment. Whom Mr. Whim joined the &St NONfOlk Militia t wee appoiated be myt menpany. He was ytem, aad 'as gash I was is eseseant conissoMestion with him. I saw Ma every day at meet with tee or two eareptioes. He was seestuit is his shadows oe parades ited perfumed Ide &Use vary well indeed. He wee very Anent, eery mach so for the time, fur we were gaily out Mt 204 days. Hie cooduct at mess was that of a pet:ect gentleman. From 641 to last be behaved like • podenian, as far as my observa tion west. I saw nothim; of hire again till about the end of September, 14;1. At that time I was on a visit in the neighbourhood of Folbrimg. I was staying with Major Mover, nee of the oaken of the militia. I rode over from Major Olovat's to aell on Mr. Wiliam& I toned him at home. He was as the Lira hest af the home, sod he met me is the most frigidly way. He istroduood me to Mrs. Windom wed bar two sisters. After I had hem ...here some time hs said Ike sad bis wife were 'meg out to ride, and asked an to semeepay them. I did so. We rule through the perk to a ceitinto jest sobedii tho park wall 14 mid he . whited to look at the cella. with roped to tusking re. punt which be thought were seemeary. Hs dismounted, sod . impeded the cottage sad west Weida. He mom out apse, sad we then rode to• familtome. He called at the 'onetime and introdoesill his wits is the farmer's wife. After w• returned le the Hall he invited me to dine at the HO, sad mid be should din* early, as be was going toen . sgpriesaltund meeting st South reps As I was expected beak at Major Glover's, I do chewed. From what I ham AM of him he is, is my judg ment, cerialal of mood mild. did sot associate with him sifter he left the mem, so as to know how he pared his nights. He did eel tell me how he bad =one' to join the to ear of his Modems of actin as pard. I ha 1 so idea that be ha I a parti mist poetise for sailway engine driving. I wee present at the review of another militia regiment. I did not me Mr. Windham there. Ido ant think Mr. Windham was particelarly Mamas with any of the ether 'facers. He was frimilly with ea et.. I have men bin 1111Bocuto with Wheel whoa I raw bleat a bell,ssed et • asnyat Mr. idarkett'• At the bell I did .it hear him melting • peat Min ma the stain, sad es gemplaint was made to as that be did. He tallmd •• peat dial amally. His noise was poseliar. 1104111iNilleit by Mr. Iganbilos—The peathavity of vases eau diftelty which be appeared to have la and I siteeld think that moss from the slaps of the meld. We somatisies ies:ted eivihiaea to dims with es at the mem. There wore cis Maga at the moose* hest ease a week--ecenstirnes twice. Yeither ae piest Rights ear as other night, did I see soething to is adoption to Mr. Windham. If there had br in any i=riety 4 his weeded it word have been observed By • juror —What I talked to him on general subjects, by osammatiee w eassequent and whereat. Mr. T. Binglims—l am• tailor, of Norwich. I have known Mr. Wiadhani ekes Ckelober Z 9, lite. He was introduced by Mr. Martina, the Mtwara on the setaii—at least be came in with him. He ordered a pair of corded pantaloons. mad he ordered other clothes from time to time. Ws only was of • reasonable character. My bill was 161. 9s. for the year, and it was paid. I d.d not make any more for him till April, and from time to time aft-meanly. He always called in and sheeted what be wished made, and in the year 11161 he celled from time to time and orderer I clothes He showed peat shrewdness iu selecting the dif fewest midge I made op for bim, and he conducted himself a maim petters would. Just after be came of age, is August lost, be adored liveries for his male servants. He gave ami peticulass and orders about those liveries. his urtion were always moderate, and such as ► are actuagy gime by gentlemen. moder rem n* ' wan examination when our re Mkmean -7 Doctor Fitzgerald, the Bishop of Cork, has been teassload to tie recast dime's of faillsloe, "ad Archdale's Log& of Dublin, appointed his successor. • .. DIIIITRV,TI,2 From—Yesterday morning two Eros occurred, no. in the premises occupied conjointly by Mr. A. Edwards, a surgeon, rod Mr. W. Martin, a tobacco ahlt, situate at No. 91, I:Mon-street, Somers-town, St. Pawnee; sad the other in the 'bou m of Mr. J. A. Hinton, coffee-shop and beer retailer, No. 2, Bedfonl-terrace, Ohl l'ord.rted. The lint was discovered by • polio countable, sad the inmates were fortunately enabled to etfoct safe retreat Were the escapee had been sent for. Mr. Edwards was bound in the Ph,er.ii Fini-odlos, but the other sallfwer wee uninsured. The fire at the house of Mr. Riekes was found oat by one of the inmates shortly after the premise' were closed fur the sight. Mr. Hiuton's pre mises were bussed down. The enterer was insured is the Imp ued. erial Fini-office. The came ut the fire could not be tr SZOCKINO OCCURRENCE AT YORK —A QQ•ITTIM 11AIT1M8MAtatANT Saar. —Yesterday (Wedoesday) fore. =4 " gtt p liVit f r ati" ;:i aa irrlt u w e tter i - i st lb. t. p l e Cl b r, In emeservienos of Quarternmster-Sergeant George Wheeler =bees found shot is the guardroom, which is in the yard, adjoining the street. Sergeant G. Hewitt, of the Itoul West York Infantry, to which regiment the deceased heloeged, had to he on duty at 10 o'clock, at the lounneks. He, however, went there shortly before that bear, and, seeing the guardroom door paprtly open, be went late the room, when be was herrlbd to led laid as the door, in a pool of blood, the dead body ' 'rr Sergeant Hewitt immediately gave the slam ord actual prosier went into the room. A Nag &field nde was found lying by the aide of the body of the unfor- Inmate man. and at no great distance from him a bullet, Leong passed through his bead, had struck the "riling, which was deeply indented, and fallen upon the door. A string had been restarted to the trigger, and there ma be no doubt that, after he had placed the muzzle of the tale to his mouth, be had pulled the string to cause lb. pr c o t e- •1,41 e. A rrport was heard about twenty minutes before 10 o'clock, but no notice was taken of it at the time. The deceased had charge of the stores, and would therefore bare every opportunity of o la i dai n4 th e Live with which to r..mmit the rub art. He in mid to have been in a desponding state al mind for some mouths poet, and te have complused of hi bead. _ _ Mutts?, Minaosst—The Tribunal of Cor radtiodid Police of Valente (Nome) tried. some days sines, • venni woman of eighteen, named iteroimn„ and piiliszly kw" as the " S aint of Montmir a il," deep of deceit sod swindling. Her brother's wife was she shared as •• accomplice. It ap pears ken the evidence that Marie Revoiron, after hearing wires = Nesitmirall is Jae het, fainted on leaving the aura, sad wee tarried la • state of insensibility to her baler's hew dims by. Boon after • rumour was eat de= that site sew visions, sad bad direct communication with sage= deo that on her hauls, fort, and side the stigmata of the crucificioa had hese ire. printed by seam mysterious age•ey. The rumour of Ibis asiewrie moo spread abroad, and people came I. tbsemad• front all the coustry round to consult her and mei= her Merin, for which woe= was takes. A mm. =Warp of polio., bowel'''. tliceglit it his duty to invadi- n g= the matter, and, being coirrimied of the deception. be urea.= the young smas' sad her sister. Katie Kevoiros them esefewed to him that the wornolii on her permo were made by herself, bat she persisted that her ri o ts were real. After heariog sal the 'widows, the tribunal caw deemed the pretended midi add her accomplic• each id • month's imprimis's= sad • lad of 21fr. It' r. ae. ~i IN 11-- . ii K IN lit 101 !I WI Ut iti IN We N s IN t ISt it P• HS IN ts K a 1..11,t1 Id 114 1 11 1 4 12 11 NI MS e r l ii lei le lef 71. te i " 111 LOO li lwa e eli• par la Ms 4 . , 11 . 1 UM 10 11 114 IA 100 102 100 102 N IN N N N N U $3 SI 36 •2 44 124 IN 131 MI IN 1112 IN 112 1~~ tk *I I 1i tas •e 1 'Si 14 .... 4i I d Si dial ie adl U U 1 64 iiii Sei► 114 Hai lie ro ay m at moiNtit IL N 41 ON C 2 1 bt i % luisili AM 104,j! - GIL V/ Sli 7r SI 91 zd 14 •-• Pal .... ie Ui r M I a Oi Li A boiler 0:plosion of • vary awrione character took pines at Oroskpbs. wear Nowenstle-ess-Tyne, on Tues day evening. Tbe bailer was used for colliery purposes, sad bad may bees in um for a few meths. Two men were killed by the sizolesion, and three others Mimed seriously. For Geo of the injured there wee so hops of recovery when ear intellipmee left. ibis fame of the explosion carried the pieces of the bailer boa grist distasos. A SWIM AT 824.—Guoil heavens ! I waken ROMP- 1 WOOS in the deep of the dead night, and feel with a chill 1 sense of terror that there is only a fir-plank between me and ii the mysterious creatures of the deep who follow in the wake : of the chip, and, with cruel stony eyes, wait for us out. ft side. Rut the morning light matter. the mate, and Post m and I leap overboard, where he sometimes nearly drowns roe o utright with his rough dog-play. Now. Ponto, let us par to the Lily, and so we beat the water with our shaggy paws, to and shoot away like Admen. But, as the morning breeze 6 ruffles her snowy plumage, .be steals silently from us, and 1 ,1 leaver us there, alone by ourselves, in the very heart of the t o ocean. Delicious! A man ran never stretch his limbs ex- so mot is the sea. On the shore he is the victim of the tailor, AO red what with boots, beams, and gaiters, is as much • pri• 10 weer as if he were lodged N Newsom. But in the sea L° eve ry limb gains an am pler sweep, • lordlier freedom. an d 1 d ,1 the owner fade that he ir mama fora while to !iterative t o a nim a, y d s, maim. no doubt. Man moot ham sinned 20 foully, and falls: far ere, chained to the prosaic and on pliant ear* be was forced to relimmisb for ever the 1 DglittSTUlt2 STOCKS. stormy 011 r. ale Of the ohikpedged waves. See, the Lily ' iri,':Tbj:TA rooaL I P.l I Cl. prices. I Ilease liee•to; the wWte pennant streams from the boom to intl , mats that breakfast is on the table ; again we strike out, 11111111tei IL fl — cd . . — estt.ip.a.JaaMial 102 Id 110 Ala *I 9 id M' St. Neeleike.e.Mar.illopi. lee et et and clambering over the bulwarks into our little cosy held. 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Ds..o Ti - 1F N II 11 21 70 70 In fah il Si IS 16 In IS 10 U Ut * 4 U 40 IS 36 741 4M Ti it U 1. is Is 105 td ne ali to 30 Beixd 106 i -a at 101 [4 - 5 - 1 II srtis ■ 22. 1 - ii al SS 31 f? iitt REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. 21f IST Two u'CLocz. 764 - SI 11/ - zd xl lei 4. The Directors of the Bank of England, owing to the accumulation of their resources, and the al:- aura:we of peace with America, have reduced their minimum rate of discount from 3 to 2} per cent. Owing to this announcement, combined with the final settlement of the Trent affair, great ex citement and buoyancy have prevailed all the morn ing in the Stuck Exchange. The funds have risen I per cent. ; most of the English railways }to 1; and many foreign stocks 1 to 2 per cent. The rise extends to nearly all other kinds of securities. T -- I Omnils Lod iskiss .—FS1061111•01 At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 681 r. 25c., but receded to 68fr. 15c.-showing, however, an advance of 4 per cent. since yesterday. This is owing, of course, to the release of the Con federate Commissioners. The telegram states that great " agitation "prevails on the Bourse. Consols are officially marked 934, 1,4, and for money, and 931 and 4 for the 6th of February. The present quotations are 934 to i for cash, and 93 7-16 to 9-16, or 934, for the new account. The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stook, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 931, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 924, 931 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 106, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 1064, 106, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1884, 994 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfacee rupee paper, 85 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 99, 4, 4 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1064, 4, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 165., 18e., 14e. prem. ; ditto, June, 165., 18e. prem. Foreign stocks are all rising. The advance in Turkish is about 2 per cent., the Loan of 1864 being now quoted 814 to 824, and that of 1868, 714 to 724. Mexican Bonds have been dealt iu as high as 29. Vene zuela Bonds are prominently good. Sales are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91, 904 ; Italian Five per Cents., 64, 634, ex div. (exchange 251 r.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 284, 29, 281, 4 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half, 94, 934, 96, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 46, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92/, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for ac count, 51, 604, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 42, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 17 ; the Committee's Certificates, 64, 4 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 814, 4 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 73, 72, f, 714, 72, 714 ; Venezuela. Three per Cents., for account, 221, 234, 224, 23. Towards the middle of the day yesterday it transpired that the City of Washington, with dates from New York to the 28th, had arrived off Queenstown, but nothing was known of her news until towards four o'clock, when the Express announced the release of Messrs. Mason and SlidelL The rumour of the settlement of the affair ran like wildfire through the City, and produced gene ral excitement and sincere congratulatiou, but does not seem to have been more than half believed. At Vienna on Tuesday there was a rise of about 4 per cent, in the Austrian funds. No gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, the 422,0001. Australian by the Kent not haviug yet come to hand. _ i ii we lei 15 17 U U IN he 161 . H $ The Oneida, for Brazil to-day, will take 14,9421. in gold and 8,5001. in silver. There was an active demand yesterday for barsilver and Mexican dollars for exportation to Bombay. The price of tho former advanced to ss. lid. per ounce, being i d . above the rate current on Tuesday, and ist of the latter to 4s. The dollars to be exported will probably be sent on from Bombay to China. The amount of specie by the Bombay steamer of the 12th inst. will be large. The as surance of peace with America defers the opening of the ports of the Confederate States, and con sequently encourages importations of cotton front India, which must of courts, be paid for. At Lloyd's yesterday war risks again showed • firmer tendency, the favourable news from America not having been received in time to affect transac tions. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 14th inst. for the conveyance, by steamer, of 606 tons of stores (includiug shells, arc.) from Woolwich to Bermuda. _ The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was dull, though without any decided change in pries. The sales were limited to 8,000 bales. Another of the Confederate States, South Caro lina, as appears by a notification issued by Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co., has honourably met its ongagements to its European creditors, a remittance having just come forward, notwithstanding the blockade, for the dividend due the Ist host., on the bonds negotiated through that Lease. The Spanish Financial Commission have notified that an auction will take place on the 31st inst., at Madrid, for the extinction of the Three per Cent. Deferred and Three per Cent. Consolidated Debts, both interior and exterior. The sum wiped for the purpose is 7,202,008 reales vellon. It is a great pity that, now that Spain is rich enough to go out of her way to redeem her public debt, she does not at the same time redeem her credit from the stain inflicted upon it by her repudiation of the overdue Coupon Certificates. At an extraordinary meeting of the London Dis count Company held yesterday, it was announced that all the liabilities of the concern have now run off, and that out of the realised assets the liquidators will be able to pay 41. Ils. per 51. share. The undivided assets consist mostly of dividends to be received from estates now in course of liquidation in the Court of Bankruptcy. It is anticipated that 5,00 W. will be received ultimately from this source. The London and North Western R►ilway traffic return shows this risk a decrease of 5851._ It ii d u Ildas Dumas Ilise II s* 11 Is 4 el e• f 4 2 2 i 1 i I 1 ! is 1/7 al zla 416, A petition for the winding up of the India and London Life Assurance Company is expected to be beard before Vice-Chancellor Kiuderaley on the 17th inst. A telegram received at Lloyd's yesterday from Cadiz states that the vessels destroyed at sea by the Confederate steamer Sumter were the Vigi lant (ship), Khoo Dodge (barque), Hoxie, and the Arcade (schooner). t --, 1 tiN 41 N a 11 • It pm le 10 IT If I 6 •11 MI IN 1411 St_ al. WZDNIISDAT EVIOIIFG. Sri ii 5011 WIN KM 100.000 WINK KIPS 5110 u Consols, which closed yosterl4iit9n to 4, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 924 to f, fell to 92 to 4, rose suddenly, late in the afternoon, to 921, and closed at 924 to I. For the February settlement the last price was 924 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for :noney, 92, f, 924, 92, 4,92, ex div. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 924, ex div. ; Bank Stock 239 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 914,1; New Three per Cents., 914, 92, 911 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 9-18, 7-18, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, 4,106, ea cliv.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, ditto 1161, 984 ; ditto 1864 or 1886, 99 ; Five , 3 , per Cent. enfaced" rupee paper, 99 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1044, 4, The India Five per Cent. 'that declined at one period of the day, but afterwards recovered and left off at 1064 to ex div. Exchequer Bills of both issues rose Is., closing at 13e. to 16e. prem. Foreign stocks were dull in the morning, but closed firm. 1 1 4 4 as i e to t 4, 024 idr far s • A further improvement took place to-day in Bank of London, City Bank, London and Westminster Bank, Union Bank of London, Ottoman Bank, and London Chartered Bank of Australia shares. In minellanotts thane, Anglo-Mexican Mini. as& Crystal Palace Prefyreace were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new reader takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 141 to i prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, ltd to lf prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, If to II dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, I dia. to par ; Mercantile Fire, to 1 prem. ; and Commercial Union Fire, to di There were transactions in the shares of the Amman Colliery Company at prem. Now Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Victoria Government Bonds were quoted rather lower. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CiocK. In the mining market to-day East Caradon shares are in demand at 30 to f, ex div. ; Marke Valley at 101, to 3 , ex div. ; and North Treskerby at 29 to 22 An advance in each case is shown. North Downs are quoted 5 to East Carer Brea have been dealt in at 10i, and West Seton at 2721 and 275. Gene rally there is not much business going forward. The transactions in foreign and colonial minim shares have been numerous. St. John del Rey and United Mexican have again advanced. Rant del Rey and Great Northern Copper are likewise inquired for. ' Prom Neat lego (Jan. 6) t h e agent reports :—" The fret eompeUed us to stop the wheel last week, eoesequently 'lathing was eiSII la the 10 west. The branches or ore is the forebreast are same as when lust reported. The we were employed repairing reads in order to take off the ore. /re. The stops above the middle level is not so good on it has been, but it will average 12 cwt. of lead per fittklom few 6 fathoms in length. We have got 14 to 15 tons of me broken. This quantity we shall get ready for market ma short time. The mine is 'gain drained of water, and the 141 will be resumed to-morrow.' BEARS L182&-(THIS DAY.) Two seCtoot. The railway share market to-day is buoyant. Midland stock has risen 1 per cent Loudon and North Western and South Fasteru and most of the other linos Ito f t . London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to 95 ; Great Western, 99i to 70 ; Midland, 1331 to ; Lancashire mid Yorkshire, to% to 1, being but little higher ; Caledonian, 1041 to ; South Eastern, 74 to 74 ; Eastern Counties, 54 to 1; and Great Nurtheru, 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to ito 1 prom. Belgian, Brazilian, Indian, and Canadian railway stocks are all buoyant and hither. OADINANY IMAM AND STOCK& BAILWATIL yesterV s 1 Se Ip. a NI Lae Nt 101 103:d1 100 106 .WAIL OCKONIAL OOVlSNitarr II 1 tioe.4 p.a.. U 774 100 Do. 4pweest..lo4o4 KO Do. Opereent.lllll4 100 Do. 0 ine et.TebAlLios UM Do. 0 pwret.llszeSep 100 Do. 6 pee art. NG Nopeep.a. WO es. 100 De de 18M 100 /few Deezew.Gov.tp. ct 100 S. 8. Wide Ov.f.p. a. 1098 100 De. Op . 0., len 08 187 100 De Sp. 0. 18111 New Zweleeed lye wet lOO Neva kale 6p. 0.. 1.87 100 Aset.Gov. 41 p.c. !f ood. 100 Me. 0v.6 p. a Jaa&J ay 100 Do. de. op. &Aiwa 4% O. 100 AZITISII. BUNaI. Do. II p. et. P ilecilactlm.! YrtlndUl rrig.di: Dag. so ° 42 T :uet. Cop: . :: Gus. Mom Na~sU•u Groot illilp (1.1eoltod) .. Do. 1 7 per coot. Prot. Lees. Minot Tel. (LI.. La Om Omnibus 00. Madras belga It Curl Widitagateraillaft. Tel Illeakia. IL ToL (Lbs.) Mahood Diseouot Co.. NeelpoidsCost*troo(V Noliseloods Lend .... N. Ilnos. .1 N. Soot W. Lykli t Austribralsa.. mIOM DA "New Mime' lbw tool • N his. NM Orlas. ammo 1 —. —.— Do. Sew Likes a lad. Tel. QM &yaw Ina - 65. - 11 - is, Sari MU Nam I IMMO* Aut. lawastaa , asailk aisardiaa Load Salmales IVIL loft Da. ask taraisral De. de. Itrasi ! l a: . Australis (Us hit Was. Tesstala U.Corada UN. Larissa Tel (L.). Tim Noma% lasaii 1,.., - ....,1 . , COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 'Wheat. Barley. Oada. I Ityst 11441141 Pea Nov. 30 1404 3d En ad Od No 10d'Ils ild'l64 Id Dec. 7 404 ad 1174 1114374 104 421 7441. Id 14 llO4 3436. 6.1 la Id 434 1d 464 11141 V 6l. 63444 bd Mk 4d , .2.4 Id 424 11l Ed Es 44,11. Id 464 104 411 44f411 114 Jan. 4 llls Id Ns 011: Ed E 7. 114'{0 . 101.421 Id O h we e ks. pis Avon. —Ws Odlla 11,1 6d1614 7413. Od Us Id Don.—WlAsig, barb 0619. 27p, BeaNn• Is. bourn Olulor SOLD LAM Wisc.—Wheat, 04161; b& 91101; 0ata.17.11116; 174: bs VMS : peas. 1 . 303 Qualm- DIAGRAM 9BoWOIII 11 TER AVIIAOIII MIN . _ or mar Diamil mu KZ Irma' NAKII). Prkes. 1.W. l M. Dec T. H. Mee. 21. 'Dee. 441 Jan. 4. a 1 a S et 6 I. 8 SO 4 ~~ ~~i~, MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SociAa.—Thosarksicoatenues am, with mot* &mi. bun to purchase. Good qualities are most in request. Supe rior grocery Mathis sold at 405.6 d. to 45e. ; soft yellow, 375. to 38s. Dom= date, 31s. 6d. ; ordinary togood brown Pease& 30s. 6d. to 345.; low to good yellow, Ms. 6d. to 40s; brows Porto Rioo, 335. to 365. 6d.; yellow, 375. to 43s &t.; brows Cuba. 345. to 36a.; yellow, 37a. to 4 0a. Refined : There continues to be a madame supply, prices are firmly maintaieed. Coma has sold at Ina prime : fine ordinary and mid dling plantation Ceykle, 71s. to 77c ; native on li nary ma to lee ardisary bold, 675. to 70s. 6d. TIA.—A fair busbies, is doing out of the recent arrivals. Rum.-20 loons. of Demme sold at is. 10d. Dam is dull of pile. TAPIOCA bas further declined ; ordisary and middling Penang sold at 10. to 24d. Slices are m moderate request. Pwer, good Pealing sold at Sad. to 31d. Pimento, tad. to 34d: Cloves, &un bar sold at firmer prima, middling, 31d. to 30. Pau r.—The demand is dull for all deecriptioes. BALTPATEZ. —Bummer bas been done for arrival at 3Sc No sales reported on the spot. Corrox imatianes is active request Ca the spot Bunt sold at bad. to Rad., and afloat sand. Tinnivelly. Sad. Jura be sold well at firm to 'TAWsr dearer prices. Very comma to tee, 191. 16a. te 211. lie. METROPOLITAN °Arms MARKET. (TEM DAY.) The mipply d besets is sot so large as on Thursday kat. There is, however, a very small demand, and • /amass cannot be effected, although there is • disposition to tabs lower prices. The number of sheep is very small, sad As •quality inferior. The amount of business tame nee= very sinalL Calve, ere rather lower. OUT brags supply cosine of 170 beasts, 470 sheep. and 80 cakes. 11., cows, 95. Per stored /Pc a. & 0. 4. per vices at Übe. a d. cd. int kola, 116/0/40. 6 • 6 1 Bri6DeNtif-bdalli • 0 • • Bed licel.ls6ras 4 0 4 116•6 • • a 6 Ikeoad pa/ bse.M s l 4 Da do. lbws .. 0 • • • Oalrei PIP • 4 Do. do. Mo .... • • • • 11•PDa01515111reda 54 5 lambs nk • • • • sass M mark* 1,141; Mom sal Labs, 19141; Oakm. IP ; 51p, US. TALLOW lIIARKET.—(TED3 DAY.) The market is quiet et the following *cos :—Teein tallow. 49e. 6d., est aeiD ; Petersburg Y.C. ea the sp4 30a. 3d. ; Jar. to North. QOr. ; Maroh, 60s. 6d. ; Art to JUDO, 504.; October to December, 60s. SMITHFIELD HAY HARHET.—(THIS DAY.) Mew% Ho aod Baotou report trade dull se the low's( ineadow hay, 86a. to 900. ; ouporir ditto. 95a to BBL ; ditto, Me. to 70n dam, ado Ma to 11k. 6d. ; dine, mew, second cut, 86.. to 100 a; straw, 30r. to aft. PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. LrrearooL, JAS. B.—Calsilffislan Stock, Hsi 1041—IIaffin Counties, lila lea 114.— rest Northern Stock, 114 171-43,W Waste, In, 094—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 10911081—ilea sad North edam 9N—Manchestar, Sheffield, and I 45 IN—Midland Stock, 18241922—Ditt0 new shares, lilt-t= British Stock, 64 841—North Staffordshire, 4/ 41 d—Nerli Eastern, Berwick Capital Stock, lett 10....—Y0rk aiggal Ste*, 91 91,—Leeds Stock, 6' 681-Bouth Eastern, 284 tie—West kW land, usterd, 47 48—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 42. b. 9d. ffillahL —Dutch Rhenish, 1a d f d—Orand Prank of Canada, 114—Ores4 Luxembourg, 91 ili. Ile St —Great Western of Canada, 10 1118— , —lllinois Central, 41 z■ de ea-amemasent, 18 181 — Thames and Merely Marla. Oa, 414 p. If seengslits, JAL ik—This merest wa* gold, with but Stile hastens le an dascrietien of stock. Prices steady. Central, 44 d— nand Yorkshire, 108 If ',— Sheffield, and Litioninstdre, Mt 4—Midland, 13111—South Eastans: 18 7.l6—Unlon Bank, 1 p—llank of Manchester, 2 p--Berke heel, rel. BIRMINGHAM, JAM. S.—Birmingham Canal eastern were sold at 92. Lesion and North Western were nominally 984. Birmiag ham iluarantered were 8, and Stour Valleys, 71416, buyers. District Fire, I, sellers. BilliDeall dull ; prices generally ass so good. A meet dreadful case of brutality on the part of ship captain is reported from Hull. A H ua i." ship arrived in dock at that port, and by accident it was ascertained that a boy on beard bad been brutally treated by the master. The authorities interfered, and found the report WWI true. The boy, who wee oaf,' slave. yesill age, was discovered to be a mum of bruiivw and disfiguration. amused by Use captain's ill-none ; and the worst part of the come is, that there is no remedy against the master. is consequence of thin injuries being indicted on the high area. The Russian Ambsosedor in Loudon has been 001Ib municated with. OVERDEIVRPI.—You will find men who as school boys were ramiurkable for their forwanlorm who were always ready to start up and roar out ao answer in their damp ; and who even as college were piuthing and onifident„ and quite willing to hike a lead among their follow•etudentv; but who, tee years after leaving the university, hays ninth into very modest sad retiring and timid men. I ban known several cases in which this was so ; always in the one of men who had carried o ff nay sigh honours. Invidious, this lots of 000fkleoce iv in some measure the result of growing exporisnos„ and of the lowlier estimate .1 one's own powers, which Vint seldom fails to bring to men of sense ; but I believe that it is in no small measure the result of a nervous system early overdriven, and of a men tal ormatitution from which the elasticity h asi been takes by too hard work, gone through too soon. You know that ff you put • bone in hareem at three yens old, be will, if be be a good horn, do his work splendidly ; but he will eel do it bag. At six yams old be will he a spiritless. broken dorm creature. You took it out of him no soon. He in nod up. And the &vend young men at the universities are often like the horse sat to hard work at three. By the time they are twonicl.twody, you have sometimes taken out of them the hod that will ever coma They will par hablv die about middle age; and till that time they will go heavily through life, with little of the cheerful spring. They will not rise to the 001:4W00. They cannot answer the war. nay am prematurely old : weary, jaded. cowed. Oh. that the oils system of midnight toil at the univani. ties, both of England sod Scotland, were finally abolished! It directly eemarsree army of tbe most promising of the tees to mortgage their best energies and their future years. Ito sustain we redden expendituexpenditu re of th e present. It would be an invaluable blessing if it were made a law, is accurabla as then of the Medea, that no honours should aver he given to any nudes; who was not in bed by sham delock at West.—ffrairer's Magn•iiit for January. OSTSTAL PALAOIL-0111 SIIILLLNO DAL—WID -111/IDST, Adminisae en paymest, 2,721; Alto by season tialuslA 917; total vilten, 3,698. GUILT NOITIIIIRD HOSPITAL, Kura'atraaria.-- Nurov.r of renews for the week s ding Jas. 4, sek d which :154 ware new cease. 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