The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF FICIIIICIUKR. Mange at Slui Pll6ll.—(Belbre Yr. Birce Chat:hell end comm.* ism) TEMPANT P. it tLIWILL.—M•TWTON•NCO OP • WIPP. On the pitting of the Cain due aeoening t . . Mr. Berm Charmed peeeesded to Bum up the evidence is t` en,e, which had already occupied two days. The learned 2 I .14 this wawa most painful and utile:tato awe, and be fore they came to decide upon it, it would bo his duty to lay tin law before them. There were many things which wok ,ustify a wife in tearing her husband's rod, nth es Wow as ,ed to indignity by him—for inetance,, Mbeging a Webs% am the house, or cruelty. A -ii. lonlei Mt Mar sada these eirounstsoces was clothed with bar boa. ;Ma's credit, sad be wadi be fable tor all the totusatries supplied to hi r ; morwevetr, she nada h 9 justifed in mutating away N she fahrteleed a triangle aud well•snmedsd belidthet the ledigeltles as& c omities Isom whit h she had moped would be mama sn Mr return harm But if • wife loft her hushed without cease, thee she bed no right to phase his mkt, sot was be liable. If • mem suppled a anti i a omit& who was living apart hem her Mehra he must an sou his owe peril, and if he see& Ye oral** Ids daintily nest sbew that the with lid inithosity her haehand's credit. As retry le4 theme them tinny fogad that prerawte to ttercon seitnes Mn. llskswill sought to live spsrt tom Ire les*••11. that would throw considerable light is her estesquet eae da The leaned jon, that prioseded to reed whit peat mauteume sBtM Wyman portions of the 'vi dare, osateastiag the testimony et the &Wig wad Woe. Haltewill with that of her baileag, sensiessiod b other winsome. U they had dirshis et llrs. seniney. &ea dome erne is sae hr Nmo phieNg_whe they wooed tecelled had male me hiplines empreeeei Ng. Name. As repeded the Wier whom by Nee. - lehowill to her Mir, who err her Moral preinnor, leliab mfr seemed Mee heir fa kw* son. se Ile Wm, et bar frrilmek, blue hem d hefehy. ar leeteehlp r eeeeleisa 1r I le de M i k t we Ihe Mime ca beth ddee, ea re /MP Ibalr issumbsto with IN hoperis wti le hit is Seer OWL. —. . lis Pa imam*, mimed a mad In as ildisiamL COURT OF Pim Ur. 0 The besegiodTee7a semelpse sameeliseterm, of Clmre Themmemoles_ peg** Irr hie centimes. Lielalithe 7shish MIK arewen le reepect et the Loads. tad I• rrisarr, for the ca meques, eirad ae The beabrupt had beta for twisty la the setae bal. moo, sad at the mad of NM ha a lupins of 1,1001. la 1867 he had the milehrsme to beams *maenad with oat of the blamed liability esspelre, mad wee Wilma to pins bills for the enwrap. Its was whined that he vu not liable ea those tatle, mad dheadail We liability with Medal belik baying bees impelled to alelret his ow i i i i rrie he eiliged_ ei tie a petition he Y December m I , Ile prepaid • compeeillea of gi premed • the cme bet bereehmm, bat baba Imp creditor the be wee male ipt , eeppees me mews to complain of the beekieree doe item ham or lams his bealinaMey. Mc Wait d Mena. Grimmer, areillsee. ma Maims w e ak epode tram Neeme. - Pailecit mid bona, Act his tampatioa ; their debt of NOR bad been re. dated to 1171. shortly before the benknytcy, by perment, sad by the lidera of goods worth SOL, in consegamin, ea the to le: maSt of allege t o M ie t ags n proem! 'err bard, and Wog ba e r r. Uc W*. for the Inabspt, erW that the Nee wee one for as immediate earthiest& the dam* baring resulted from seaco'dable leg sad misfortune through the Mainspes sanction with the gloated liability compeer. Hte Honor •od the bourns meet be eatlefied with a second-clue Certificate. • AAAAA CPT rosmeatsrpapr n 101.1.177. This was an etansinaiiat of this bankurp. who lOM bookseller end *tenser at Ilegnor„ and age psebnanar that Coos. Tbc balintee-.hut, prepared by Nags. Passer sad gamy, shoes—Dr.. to creditors, 2,4961. Cr.: good debts, 2444. Isubtfal, 601. 10e. • poperty, 6474; capital, January, 11166: 1241.: pinta. 403 . d. ; lore; 1,1664 Her Magety's Poennanse-Ogienal k returned as • mbar fur 1611. L. 9,1., for money received by the bankrupt es postmaster. skseoggst other credit we are the gauping" of the Havignies IrkgrapA, the Mat SWOIX Orals, Low man and Co., Smith sad Co., and other publishers. Mr. Ford, for the essigneco, mid he had received PK from a Mr. Osborn who hod Gaged the basking's nosh, and an all.,eAnce bat torn grsated to amble the Outran to pepare bib aoccounta but he, Yr. Fog, would not oppose the benkropta pardng, all quentions being reversed for the ottedlrate meeting. The bankrupt plead accordingly. IN II JONATMAN KILLII. The bankrupt was a miller at Dartford. This was the flifOullltioll 'aortic& The failure haa been brought about by tbat of 11.11 e's teak ' at Gravesend and Dartford, the t bankrupt, r.oher to Robert Hills, tbe banker, haring become *Ale to a twee .mount for the beak. His trade debts are my some 3604, but them are habdities of 13,12181., of which 16,500 t. I. to the Creamer/.1 Hank of London. An adjournment was ordered. ret u PUMMILL. _ • •• -• • • ' An adjatheatroa ifieTtlo Vptey woe made spied Jame Paresell, deeetib.d ae a coat etioner, dealer, and tha of Verne - bill. The tet.ticeisg creators are Mestre.= builder,. The Imuiropt V one of the was. The petition WI/ ballotted to Mr. f itae's await. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. LA/. StaidiAsecmy,;geei IL was brought hefere the Lord Mavor, charged with hairier s.letupted to rob a till. Hr. F. Atkin, 16e, Bishopsgate-etrest, confectioner, said— Last sight, at 11 o'clock, I maw the primmer, who is In my etaplorieet, at the till 6 my asp, le which these was room). He had gone away, .iteg to custom, at 10 o'clock, bat meet have haft the deer ppm, and returns* Hell a crows bed Mee sired. When Mrs. Adds west up stairs ale bed k* all right. I had mama mosey behave areseal thugs. He ha tees employed by me maim* dariag the last four yew. The primmer mid-1 left dos shop et Isa ectlisek, art pesteg bee afterwards I saw lb. sat app, mad weal 6 to sr whetlier snyb .4y might hew etlmd tM premises with diehaesm istentioo. Mr. Atkin thee cams over SO M. sad accused me of belie( nArlied the 011. TI6 prisoner wee remeeded. . J.A. Jame w emailved kw two oeleadar mmiths to hull tabour foe having woks u rug hole the doorway of Mr. Kishy, at Cleageida, hoeier. The primer did mot dray that he bad 'talon the rug. GUILDHALL. Cll,llolol' 11111[1:1.1,4f Will,eig "wig A WiZl:zi eenekeed eCtlas thews*, el Wan. &edema and New, of Wood-Wrest, wee t. 3 up h. fTe Alderiala Chen* charged with abeeneetexl about 264.whith he boot reeelvt4 on aerount of ht. em We Won. Der, of Slimmer-sweet, Suow.lbill, appeared es bth.11.4 the priereer. . ... . . The *wilier d this case wer• of a rime pewit Stia, eannienee of Asir Niacin°, attain tlispliede apitheneks. It ees.' that Um priamme ilveadol Mi, es be admitted. &bent 261 he woe =Maway tbo doe. reskims eziravngsnee mks. olest et the Milord pike emotri fa KW IS Mlleiries of big townie/ is • id viol of led hi Mem W esneehed W. b i l a w lj end W. In rid we heed spa hies, but setibialtag mint eilistko tbe aupeoli Mopes oil= di, it is astleilergy eetabilied it the wiser toil see paid* bow bed mph* to do with Me robbery la boreba. Ikel, tbs Coy defective odkor, on ides the Owner Me eerily es tbe charge of embers's immi. wild Us mire be bed ilea .11hi the eel of the , rad bb imply was tbil be Mg front It in "dont eed Nu Wafter mid, be undienked that the proonealoro ▪ the Impends"' art tbe priweer was of Irma Wel ke', so to set gives of pies( tbe eters% All. ewe Oka. Mete( iminoed.hed the prisoner upon the R lly elf b mitt. red be &odd pet bed web the mar sy. she evince bie Lm, end he therefore dilised YE pewees. WinlingSTlß Int ont PIINDRID AWDTerwrn •IPIARANCI. 1' -.Set A J.w, • moms se shoot 60 years a ago, who oalo.l time • prwriwasty at this inert for Jellaba's's*. riss..as -mutt sad abwilar slisoss, sod who is always Impanel wish • freak eta sainwedisary ally wos Amnia with bskod dnish, *tow% arid widely hankie. a pro of also. tramal.Alk Spirev, with a • gmagressr, at Turk's-row. Clislss., • si that y. disiday allorsioa dot asw Lea ivag n.ly at she •als doss. awl Isoswes Is was sat i t at.iMol . y loud she awt4mil lbw asp sod logs& ado' 1 . 8 11"Ifilt to ettiko proterWria. sEo gat is. bff way. She dm looks um aam slop wal iamb proserstrla, °anise ass sad her lodgor wry siie.i•e assn. P. ellonsCe 27 If mid ha row called to take Mr taut rootody, sad Mind her eacestlisaly drunk. wi b a mob round Itw. rih, 'at .baettsy, and crowing a East dui- Dettettokat tan eh,• would arm c up aga'n, it bb alarabiy ar .41 to ff Ibis caw. Mr. rya , ., mid t. bawl An say rat tae miry I tier... t as* did att pay IN. she oh is go to plant for Lew is dap. ~ I ll‘.lll ' , LIP ... 1.4 , • PrA , il , Bo, Wh'l Ms bees et tlie..nert repent -dly, Wei etetz,ed lab a &oak, sad r swag Ca bell .t a culla shop la Charlotto...kW, Pimlico; sad alto with using ob scene language. Tbs constable Midair proved the earn" sad that the am-used wen eery relay, Defendant said he could ware the magistrate his term were very weak, and he had takes sometaing to rapport them. Mr Paynter—Yon must pay 10e., or go to prim for 10e., t-1 em exceedingly glad you are sitting there to decide my we. Mr. Arnold always Ines me 405., or sends me for a month. Mr. Poynter —I shall bear that In mind seat time you tom him ICARTLEBON E. w►x9 RORRIZT IT ♦ ORINADIIR GUARDSMAN. JoAss 800, a priest, of the Grenadier Guards, stationed at 134. Jelnerwood, wee eharpd before Mr. Broughton with groans a reloads gold watch, under the following remark hie elrevandeases: Mt. Agortua Butt, a chemist's ersistant, at No. 2I Tholi boorametreet, raid that on the 14th alt. ho was la Bt. Jahemwood edam be mot the primmer, end he asked him if be would hare aarWart to drink. The primmer sweatM mad west Into a pable.hearte whets the possontor bad hem Mk*, WNW wise. Prisoner had some ale and he (possentor) took mss of It, miler which he went to sleep ma the be.. Whets be awake he missed his 04 watch, and the was sloe gone. Hs gam information to the police, C c :: notlbg at the womb till the 4th Int , whim ee he wee gab( *keg the Idgeware.mod to les wachmalmes le asserala the aurabor of his es he was praelng the shop of Mr. Vinhard, tralim, be raw his yeah ta the window. Ho went beide sad identified le se his watch, end told the pawnbroker to detain it while be Mimed the police. Mr. W. Viaharst stated. that about three weeks ago the tuscame Into his shop to tell gold mask fir which eebod er 61. The whams pee him 41. Hi. for It. The mi -1 seam said, in answer to the question, that the wed* weelell him by his granitalser, who had it glom him by ea akar who was sobs/quietly killed at the battle of Waterloo. Ha mid it as he wee in wont of money. On the preview after boos the prisoner mar tato the shop and offered a slime watch to pledge. Witness then told him that he wee the person of whom he bought a g.,ld watch a few weeks ego. Witness mat far a pollormao, but before be so Is prisoner theestmed Ithed(wittiess). The watch woe preillood. Mr. Batt observed that the watch cost M. The primer add be newer saw the gentleness till lea Mg* whoa he wee tempt He sold the vs** ix a amp lifer aims be could not tell. The 'doom was committed for trial. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1859. BRITISH rapilemolli. COLLISION AT SEA AND LOSS OF LISA (Br ttserate TI7IIIIDAT, 10.20 A.M. A fearful collision occurred late last night by the Prince Penick strainer coming be =taut with the iron islearr /aphis. from Liverpool, for Ardrousa, Wen with and almost bussatly delft her. The master, Ms wife red child, end two wereen, unhappily west down in the slily and yodelled. The reminder of the crew escaped by marks( hold el the aterner's tieweprit es their noel lint ben wader dim. The iniener, which trades between Ilde pert sod Ileillert, put beck, sad mew to be eauidenebly dnineipi by she eollbles. TIM Cowszon ni nu CHANNI Fu*. 2.L - 11se Dutch ship reported In the Herr of day es having been in collision with a Orr& tempo in the channel wee towed into Portsmouth ribose this afternoon. Her ems is the D'Elmina, Captain Temp, from Batavia for ibas.ardens, sr she hie lost her bowsprit and Sower mar ; her bow is stem in, and she h." remised other da mage. The cobra seemed b a res riming, of Bray Heed, with re Spurrre Captor IJrquiola, from Doran (rat reed te The crew of the fi pudat beers is herd the Dutch .hip end were landed this . The Mears ime bra towed Into harbor to repair. THE NAVIGATION OF TUT RIVINS OF INDIA.— The mailyur strived trees India brings released the arrival there the twelve vessels d by the Other In espatched ter area Coo Liverpool le lbet land Coo p Thad = asiof vends ere greatly needed terser yew chesty her re whale tenor of the &dykes lea laid*. sad the Anon Y sore tweet kris( seers, bee dinged par- Es lissoe to this saterrise r a the smog ' roads/se of the pretreat day. The item wersis at resent plying In India, the Indian correspondent ef the Mom sheen ere Fey ing a dividend of 100 per cent„,sed • furt el vessels la anxiously expects& The rare herP 2 Oriental Inland Steam Cagey he. already in bra, end those which It has sow la preparation, will do aeseerine to airier this want ; sad the array, we re, bee West Is tined= that it is shoat to doable Ire capital. With the =her the Indira goverment which it hr treacly • the greats of lied sad other privilege' it he. ob. err ; ' the aaticipare et a prosperous furze for this or • e petty safe angry. Tam IWish—The following notices wee• issued ban the General Post-dice yesterday, ris. :—Maile kr the Mediterranean, Egypt, India, bleurionie, Ceylon, red China, yid Marseilles, will be despatched on the evening et the lOtis inst. Behar, for the Miqiiierranaan, Egypt, India, and Mauritius, rattle red touth•mpton of the morning of the 12th hist. The next mail from Calcutta direct, Penang, Singapore, sod China, old Marseille., is dos in London on the 14th lost. The next mail from India rid Bombay and Marseille is doe in Load= on the 18th inst. . A CHILD ACCIDENTALLY POlSONRD.—Yesterday sousing Hr. Ceder held as inquest at the Prince Regent Tavern, Ihirerferd.atrest, Welworth, on tha body of the Want dent~ of Mr. W. Seawall, whose death natured wader the MeWng eircometamm. Oa the seeming of Teasley ha, a manse who weed as norm to Mrs. Benwell rushed lap the room, and raid that she had given the child a spoon. ful of some embrocation hist-ad of its proper medicine. The child was found in • kind of stupor, from which it could not be unwed, Dr. Nora, who bad been attending the mother, was rent for, but the deceased never rallied, end died on the following day. The norm aterwards elated that she mate • mixt site is the two bottle., which stood aide by as on the mantelpiece. The bottle containing the embroestion was long and thin and was labelled, but the one that oce tensed the medcine wee not, sad was abort and thick. Roth of them nem whits slam, but they were by no means alike in share. It appeared, from the eridenoe of the medical gm- Heenan referred to, that the embrocation was composed of camphorated oil end laudsnure, one-fourth beteg landens. The andicine supplied for the derea.ed was a very simple eae,toeomfoetth. bowel., wed he did oat think It amessery to Mel the bait, In the do,e given to decemed there were from kniMen to fifteen drops of laudanum, to log more than sample to eases death. The coroner raid, if an act of parliament woe passed compelling chcmisis t r medical men to dispense all pekoe or polantom mixtures in coloured bottles instead at white, such fatsl mist ski aae the pretest would be pees vented. The Jury, having concurred in the remarks of tha coroner, returned • verdict to the effect that the doomed woe Accidentally Poisosed." DREADFUL DIA= OX TIM NORTH-EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Yesterday (Monday) morning, • fatal accident occurred at the Rilliegton Junction of the above railway, four miles from Mahon. whereby Mr. Robert Smith, a lamer, reeiding on his property at Tho rpe Pet with a dreediul death. Deesseed was upwards mai et see. Ile left home yesterday morning to =4 to the ffickeriag market, end for that purpose le take the min from Killiaston. The mail train ken Yak to ilearbAosit before the Rillingtoa Inds Immo, sad Mr. limitr al a t p s pears to have recognised sew am in the well train, and, as it Ish the station, Is valid along the platform, enlivening with the person in the twinge. Near the end of the Oedema the has diverges to the rigid, and Mr. Smith appears not to have indeed this, mai kept walking forward (some ..y heeling hold of the beadle of ths carriage door), and stepped lowa between the ttiband the train. He was alm o st lestattly killed, his b l e i eng eat of by the carriage, and his body seriously kelared.—Nestedeafer Itrawsmer. ESCAPE OF A CONVICT FROM DURHAM GAOL.-- During Thursday night a convict escaped from Durham Gaol, and be. not since been beard of. Groat excitement was ceased in the town next day on the occurrence lung made known, the edlcialis declaring that they are totally enable to secoent for his obtaining p.m...anon of the mean. by which he made trig escape. Hie name in James Gray, aged 21. by trade a shoemaker. He had got through a skylight, haring previously gemmed a quant.ty of rope aufliefent be let himself down from the roof. As a now wing is in tonne of erection, he bad ample means at commend to scale the high wall which surrounds tie prison. Gray arse convicted at the July rte of MSS for highway robbery, and sentenced to twelve months' bard labour. - TUN WZATIIEIt AND TITS CROPA.-80 far as the punt month has gone it bids fair to earn • gmel t tie to its name of Fe l euary -till-dyke. A renseter.ble quantity of rain has fallen, sad Dia rbovers have 1..-n Leerier and wens "la earnmt " than three whicb have been experienced f a the last month ue two. There are. navert'.elma, at U the MOW toes pleinte of the want of water in vet-ions parta of this district, which wr hare front time to time ree-rded tor so tag a period. It is however, to he hoped that the late downfall will 'inlay this, and that the sprints will shortly be "broken tip," so it Is termed. There mild be no stronger proof of the effeet of the protracted drought than in sanded by the ipaamity of rein apparently ree aired to permeate ant tiltee through the mil to a refl. lent depth to set our springs and water • mere. running. A. regent. wgetivion every thing 1. rem .rtably f award. The young wheat crop. are looking vigorous and of • h-elthy colour. Poetur,s ars very fresh be the time of yew. The hedges are g:rug many Indi anians of the approach of sung, and various bush,. and bare are shined,' hiseltiag. The t-mparattun has on the whole hews Ma, although we hem bad two or three bard der witkla lba past week when the trial was extremely and hating—gMte cold enough to lead to the belief that mew end sharp weigh. r were at hand. But daring the lest dap ee two this, Inillestions have pered sway, art .he tem p/mum her Oen; the weather bring as we write (Monte') madorithbrlglA lad cheerful smash ne.—Sweeirx Attroliser. Peetneeler•Geseral has given notice that ir him only them ream whe are wholly employed by the roilPslaso Depstmeat w6l receive aimstame boat the depitummi WNW. frpuriag their lives, SHABB L1878.-7HIII DAY. Two o'CLool. The railway share market to-day ie firm, and in a number of the leading stocks an improvement has taken place. London and North Western stock has advanced 1 per cent.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, I per cent Great Western, I per cent. ; and some other descriptions, I to 4 per cent. qip!pared with the four o'clock quotations of yes- Orday. Present quotations are as follows :—Lon. don and North Western, 94 to Ii London and South Waiters, 96 to ; Great Western 1; Midland, 1011 to 1; Lancashire and York shire,96l to 4; South Bittern, 22 to 1. ppesrr shire ; Caledonian, 86 to 1 ; Berwick, 021 to 931, being flat; Eastern Counles, 121 to 11 per share; York and North Midland, 781 to 11 North British, 811 to 62. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway @harm are flat. Northern of France are quoted 361 to 37; Paris and Lyons, 321 to 33; Lombardo-Venetian std, 4to 1 prem. ; ditto, new, par to / prem. East Indian Railway stock is flat, at 1011 to 4; and all the other Indian descriptions continue out of favour, OZDINAILY manna &MD STOOK& a.I to. I sigma: I %tar " raw se 0 li 1 1 ea Ewa • ......... 1 elk. ............. 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I pALARSOst TO - T 41044 .4 I U 4 I IliDe He O. l 100 Uillst i 106 IN KO lel lea to tit in 5 tat to tut 1001 I#l ON •to ZOliii SIMI ILIAZZI& RIMS at CeSDLILIO/fr.—lt b Mott depress ing Lad miseeable work, getting tip by cesdielight. It is lie to ohm comfortably ; it is Impossible to have a bath; it is impossible to Ind ettything y arou wet, Sissy, says Sancho ranni, tows a man all w Mrs a math of comfort; but ebbs biro daylight er= the entire being in 'petty misery. An hitheortheble ia makes !teal( felt fn the 'pipet& inter, end a bodes heaviness weighs upon heart and spirits. It mast bee as 'Moral& Item In the hard lot of demotic wends, to have to get up through all the waste months In the odd deck Homo: let no be thankful to tier through whose howdah , lobate, mad self-denial we find the cheerful Ike Uric In 1 the tidy Weakliest parlour when we dad our way dowasteire. This SUDO apart me nt looked eiserkes slough when the hummed entered it two beers ego. It Is sad when you are lying in a bed of a morn ' kg, lastly conscious of that circling amplitude of com fort, to bear the chilly cry of the poor sweep outside; or the tread of the factory hands shivering by in their thin garments towards the great cotton-mill, glaring spectral oat of its many windows, but at least with a cosy suggestion of warmth and st Think of the baker, too, who roes In the dark of mid n ht that those hot rolls might appear on your bresidast le; and of the printer, intelligent, motive, aeourate to a degree that you careless folk who put no polute in your letters have little idea of, whose labours have given you that damp sheet which in a little will feel so crisp and firm after It bas been duly dried, and which will tell you all that is galas en over all the world, down to the opera which closed at twelve, and the parliamentary debate which was not over till bai lout four. It is good oocardonally to rise at five on a December morning, that you may feel how much you are indebted to some who do so ter your sake all the winter through.—Fraser's Jfayarinc, for February. AN AMERICAN CONSUL IN JAPAN.—During the six months the coned was in Yedo, nothhag could exceed the kindness and care be experienced. He Heel at the Imperial charge, special dishes were often emit him from the palate, and when Prom some cease there wee en dare in the city, a strong guard wee sent to pang the seigeboterbood of Ids abode. It will be remembered that we keret at Nangenki that both Dutch and Antedate eoesnieskemes had ',outstay left Yedo without obtaining may formally-dened treaty. Disappointed sad worn out by his long and anxious labour,, the energetic American fell seriously ill ow his return to filmed.. This gave the Japanese an opportunity of showtsig bow desirous they were to be kind, and to protect ties armor whom they personally liked so much. The emperor defeated two court physicians to attend him, and gave them to vadat 'tend that any miechance that might befell their patient would be attended with serious consequences to themselves— en authoritative hint to the faculty winch wee attended with the happiest results. Had Mr. Harris been en only sea, end bed the two Japanese doctors stood in the relation of pape and mamma to him, their solleitude for his recovery could not have been greeter, nor the sure more rapid, owing to their unremitting attooloa,ancl admirable ttardes.—lflasek wood's Magazine, for February. COX SERATlON.—Accordin gly, when this worthy couple saw George, they received him with • ghastly emu misersHon, such as our dear relatives or friends will some times extend to um when we have dose something fatal or Mussy la life; when we have come badly out door lawsuit ; when we enter the room just as the company hes been abusing us ; when our banker has broke ; or we for our sod part have bad to figure in the commercial columns of the London Co.:We ;—when, In a word, we are guilty of some notorious fault, or blonder, or misfortune. Who does sot know that face of pity ? Whose dear relations have sot so deplored him, not deed, but thine—TA. Virginians, No. 16. ~.1 i. .... - ..... ..„,...._1 tt, „,....-7.1 0 ..... 7 0. 11 , 1 ,.. 4 . ..:-- ...... . • r .... ..• , aim et Oardi. Wal/CRIMS. Via ...Mei imai aid • ilk Wl- m taM k ilko OM a SEM 111. isrlik 11, I- Par V a iar -ftsli .t i r-k w.B4 naiilid . whs .h. wwww wrh dole. ltmlioran tittilaar-Lx. *a 2•11 MN Wahora Mho, deer it - asa Ireftramit 114-eed Muth Millere. sil.-- Is MONEY MAKIEB2-11118 DAY. Two Moot. The funds opened this morning with more firm ness, but hays since rammed a dull appearance. Con sols are now quoted I per cent. better that at 4 o'clock yesterday, but about per cent. below the quota . . ;ions attained after that hour. A want of coniclenee is still generally apparent. English railway shares are rather better, but French, Lombardo-Vene tian, and Indian, show !tediums. Consols are now quoted 961 to 1 for money, and 961, " buyers," for the new account (9th Much). This ;is " settling day." The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96t to 1; _ . the New Three _ per Cents., at 961 to 96 ; Bank Stock, at 2271; Indian Stock, at 220; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981 ; India Bonds, at 20s. to 24,. prem.; and Exchequer Bills (Much), at 335. to 36e. prem Very little business has been done in foreign stocks. The New Turkish Loan has advanced I per cent., the first series being quoted 61 to 6 die., and the second, 7 to 61 dia. In other descriptions there is no movement of importance. Bales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents. (1868), 94; Danish Five per Cents., 104, 1031; Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 201; Turkish Six per Cents. (1864), for amount, 891 to 90; ditto Six per Cents. (1868), first series, for amount, 79 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021, ex dir. At Paris to-day (Tuesday) according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 20c., subsequently fluctuated between 68f. 260. and 68fr. 10c., and were quoted at half-past 1 o'clock, 68fr. 16a, being 6c. better than the closing quotations of yesterday. The result of the attentive consideration given to . . the weighty words of the man upon whose breath hangs the peace of Europe is a feeling of relief from the immediate apprehensions which have so long weighed upon the public mind. The frank and fearless expression of the opinion of the British parliament has been attended with an immense moral effect on the Continent, and, it is believed, has powerfully influenced the terms of the French Emperor's manifesto. An immediate outbreak is no longer anxiously apprehended. Never theless, a deeply.rooted feeling of uneasiness remains behind. The Emperor's speech suggests no solution of the existing difficulties: his policy remains es closely veiled as ever. If his intentions are as pacific as his words imply, what is the mean' ing of the enormous armaments which he has set on foot, and of the note of war which his instruments have been instructed to raiseon every side? Why, too, is Sardinia--a state powerless without French ald— encouraged to adopt an attitude of provocation towards Austria which renders a military collision, with its momentous consequences, highly probable? These are the considerations which have suddenly checked the animation in commercial circles in Paris and London, as shown in the important rise and subse quent collapse in public securities. Public confi dence has received a rude shock from the events of the last few weeks, and will not swiftly revive, even . • at the bidding of the Emperor. The commercial classes feel no security in contemplating the pro bable future developments of that dark and tortuous policy which has so suddenly blasted the brilliant promise of the new year. They require practical proofs of the spirit of ooneiliation and moderation, of which the Emperor speaks so much, but with which his acts accord so little. -- ----- The discount market remains easy. First class bills were negotiable yesterday at 2j to 21 per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and fore' stocks will commence to-morrow (" making-up day") and terminate on Friday. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published next Friday morning. The specie received from Boston by the steamer Niagara is 16,5001. The China and India exchanges, especially the former, are more favourable to this country. The expectation of diminished shipments of silver from this side is consequently encouraged. The letters from Calcutta and China are expected to be delivered on Saturday or Monday next. The proposed dividend on the stock of the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway Company for the last six months of 1868 is at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, against the same rate for the corresponding period of 1867. The directors of the Mid-Kent Railway Company recommend a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. At the half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean (Extension) Telegraph Company, held yesterday, the dividend declared was at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum. With reference to the late stoppage of tele graphic communication between Malta and Cagliari, it was stated that, in the event of a like occurrence, the Treasury would continue the payment of a sum sufficient to secure a dividend of 6 per cent. for a period not exceeding three months from the date on which such interruption might occur. The report was adopted. The following meetings are newly announced, viz.: Ceylon Railway Company, for the 18th inst. ; New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company, for the 10th March; Eastern Bengal Railway Com pany, for the 25th inst. • Class A shareholders in the St. Andrews and Quebec Railway Company, for the 24th inst. The annual meeting of the Madras Railway Com pany is called for the 18th bat. A resolution will be proposed for the conversion Into stock of paid-up shares in the original, first, and second extension eapitaL The prospectus of the Australasian Land and Emi gration Company (Limited) is issued. The object of the company is to purchase and resell land in Aus tralia, and to facilitate emigration. The proposed capital is 100,0001., in shares of 11. each. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this i week an increase of 1,7751. Frauds to a considerable amount are discovered to have been perpetrated by Mr. lames Farwell, who was formerly connected with the firm of Messrs. Funnel', the confectioners, in Cornhill. As exag gerated rumours are afloat it may be useful to state the facts. It appears that having received genuine leases from two of the City companies, he proceeded to procure copies of them, and affixing forged seals obtained advances thereon in various directions. The amount of his frauds ss found to be about 30,0001., but fortunately it is spread over a wide circle, and in no individual instance is the loss con siderable. The property the delinquent leaves behind him has been promptly taken possession of by his creditors, and will of coarse reduce the claims in question. The Cairngorm and New Great Britain have ar rived from China, with 1,798,700 lbs. of tea. With reference to the silk market, the monthly circular of Messrs. Hunt and King has the fol lowing : The silk market during the put month toe been vary quiet, the aspect of politic& affeirs having Aitken the confi dence previonely existing and caused a reduction in prices of China silk of about ls. to ls. 6d. per lb. , some forced tales have been made of parctla held on foreign amount, M even lower rates; and except for thrown silk the continental demand has owed. Manufacturers generally are busy, but now buy only for present requirements to complete mien. The deliveries for the month are about 6,000 bales. la Ben pl silk there is nothing doing but In the best desorlptkins, which arc a abide lower. In Italisa silk holders sr* lees thm, but very little doing. MoNDAT EVINING, Consols, which closed on Saturday at 95, ~ sellers," for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 94 to 1, rose to 951, and thence fell to 95 to I, which was the quotation current at 4 o'clock, the price for the 9th March being at the ►ame time 94 to }. At a later i — dm 0 eu. M 10i lid id N ►tl It i ll t db N IT IT _ _ ._ 10 TO i li TO u u i i 4 - 1 . n d i lie le 1 l 411 4 7 141 WI IL F T a a ri 44 N la II IT 4 1 13 2 M II 14 IS 1 ii IN NI ii ii s a a re s 1 WI IN 111 IP lilt 111 pf iti. . . . u o 11 so 11 in H 1.4 4 1 " Om WI .1 'IP: II r, 1110 N N 11 1 II 11 10 111 114 Ia ir s U IN I us 114 18 IN i is i a WI tie ii a .--i s i. 6WAYIL L' t 1 i'ar si. so we 61 6 lai g ze U id a it 113 - U - 7 l iii :la 1191 110 ala auoll p 1 U ad Wn hour, however, a rally had taken place to 96 to for money and 961 to foe March. The " °mitring° " has increased to 1 per asst., " givers." The government broker made another purchase for account of the savings banks. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for monel ; 96l, 1, 1,1,1 ; ditto, for amount (Bth Feb.) , 961, , ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 98, 96 ; New 'l'h per Cents., 961, 981, 961 ; Bank Stec , 2271 ; India Stock, 220; India Bonds, 24e. poem. The British Government Five per Cents. were also officially marked 111. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures are still offered, and have been dealt in at 981 to t. Exchequer Bills were dull, at 33a. to Ma. prem. Indite Bonds were quoted 20a. to 245. prem. The foreign stock market, though sensitive, was firmer in character. The first series of the Turkish Loan closed at 7to 81 die., and the second series at 71 to 7 di,. At one period the quotations were per cent. better. The Six per Cents. of 1864, after being marked 90, left off t tot per cent. better than yesterday, at 891 to 1. Monacan Bonds and some ether descriptions were mon inquired for. The market for Bank shares today was generally steady. Western Bank of London showed heart- SOL Commercial Bank were marked 181, ex div. Bed Sea and India Telegraph shares were Bat. The market for miscellaneous shares was quiet. Colonial Government Bonds continue in demand, foe investment. An advance of I per cent. took place to-day in New South Wales Government Bonds. The new Victoria Government Debentures likewise exhibit a fresh rise. Transactions took place in Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds, at 89. The shares of the East Indian Steam Navigation Company were quoted 1 to 1 prem. 111N8t9.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciomr. In the mining market, this morning, the trans actions have been principally confined to shares in Providence Mines, Wheal Kitty (Lelszt), Wheel Mary Ann. South Tolges, Cook's Eitche n, and Cern Brea. The market generally presents no feature of 'tracing interest. Foreign sod colonial mining securities are steady, with very little banana. The annual meeting of the Clarendoa analog Cooney of :amain I. called ke the 18th inst. Roasid =mime Kid pandas SO tom 01 lied dvd, idy.oll - 44 gem ... 01 - Moroi 14t. per . ice. 3.:11 tor, to 131. .14e. 'ler 0 . 00: 124.6 x.: 90.4. la lon at 01.111.13. t0n.1461. la; total. 65 ton 8181.81. COMMERCIAL AND MARNSTS. IVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Om mama Lira num a►olllU nizaciaara.) Irma ova OWN 001113OPONDINT.) Cora market quiet ; moderate Mutates in wheat ; French = s et Id. higher towards the doss ; Madam without • Indian corn in moderate nest. dour ; beans quiet hiretaa ; oats and oatmeal n aaltsred. MINCING-LANE.—TRIB DAY. Bnoes--Ttat public sales are going off without glowing any material alteration In pricee. Relined lumps quoted 62a. dd. to 64e. Co77ll.—The public Wei are progressing Pteadily. T/A.—The public sales hare commenced heavily, and imam onion sold at id. decline. Baca-10,000 bags Bengal were offered, and a pert mold bora 7s. to 9s. Preingro.-000 begs sold in public sale 30. to 31d. Corrox.-200 balm sold yesterday on 'Change at previsvA rates. . . ' Z . /34—Tba market is quiet. 84417E1= bas a Inn appearance. TALLOW MAREET.—THIS DAT. The sessicst is Ors at the massed pion .—Tows tam, 621. nett cash; Pstesebacs T.C. the spot, 635. 3d.; cm sr before 411bd GI Kush, 635. 3d. March aloes, 63 .. 6d; , April, 625. 9d. is 635. ; April to Jams, 625. 6d. ; October to Dateable, 625. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT I ) Davis and Company report triads mry ham sad ftll. mrak ma :—Ptinta intadow lay, 100. to Odo. ; t ditto, 84a. 90s. inkrior ditto, 665. to SOL ; rowan, 60a. to 70a. ; clover, old, 904. Od. to 1006. ; ditto, mood vat, 868. to 956. ; straw, 2ts. to 284. TEE MAIL ILUVICII. SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY. The steam hip Tagus left this day with the usual Peninsular mails and dam pssiengers. She is ens of the oldest ships in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's service, having been running now for 20 years. lost year she made sixteen passages with the Penizeular mails, rot • disarm°, of 39,128 miles, end entered 192 times into Varian/ ports st all periods of the night sod in all kinds of weather, f ITbe steem•ship Northam, which left here on the let of November for Bombsy, to convey the mails from thence to Suez, arrived at Maurine' on the 22nd of December, and on the 24th proceeded to her destination. The Peninsular and Oriental Company have now 62 ships employed in the trans port of the mans, viz., be' wean Southampton, Malta, and Alexandria, 9 ; between Suez, Aden, Ceylon. Madras, and Calcutta, 8 ; betwe.n Bombay and Suez, aid Suez, Mauri tius and Atonal* 7; between Bombay, Ceylon, Straits, and China, 10; between Mauritius and Reunion, 1; between Hong Hods, Shangehe and Canton, 7; between Hong Kong and Mazdlls, 2; between Manerilles, Malta, sad Alcundt is, 6; between Southamptem, Vigo, Oporto, and Lisbon. 3. The following are the days of be: from Southampton for the pasta named:—On the pasture 20th of eerh math for Gibraltar, Malts, Alexandria, Aden, Galls (Ceylon), Madre', Calcutta, Penang. iliegepore, Hong Kong, Shanghse, and Manilla. On the 12th of each mouth for Gibraltar, Malty, Messed,* Aden, Bombay, Maurine', King Geoex's k liowid, Kangaroo Totaud (Ado hide), Melbourne, S .On the 12th and 27th of every month for Gibraltar , Mal Alexandria, Aden, and Bombay. On the 7th, 17th and 27th of each month, for Vigo, Oporto, and Lisbon. It is expeoted that the departure of the said Australian packet win be delayed in corequenoe of the anti cipated late arrival of VW homeward packet at Suez. The Avon broke down 60 miles from Lisbon, when within 60 hours' /deeming of S mtheropton, sad after a voyage of 8,000 mike. Sash as accident ban never happened before to any of the Royal Mail Company's shim THE RECENT DISTURBANCES AT SACEVILLE COL. Leon.—On Thursday lest the Hon. sad Rev. R. W. &thrills Wise, owl J. Hoary Rogers, Esq., the essisteat wardens of the college, held an inquiry in the Co/lege-had, in 1100C441DCO with the statutes, into the origin of the lets disturbenoss, 'shish eventuated in the committal of ono of the fetes'' pensioners to Lewes gent. The hots elided in the come of a lengthened investigation, is the presence of nearly ell the inmate', having proved to be so murk at variance with the espresso. bilious made to the magistrates on the preceding Monday, the assistant wardens determitted to place the evidence in ths bands of Mr. Lanham. of I:ckfleid, with a view to ulterior preendings—Sesser Advertiser. A MAGISTRATE UNDERFoaIed, En., J.P., found himself in • moot disagreeable and somewhat perilous position the other day, in Cr. sling the pound at Tom All-Atones, Chatham, used for musketry prude°. The officer in commend ripped the firing et first, but it re othunew cd before lie. Foord had got out of it. tangs, sad the worthy magistrare was compelled to ecek Debt, by lying flat on the potted until the practice was over. Re ewe not »Bawd from his danger until he had spent more then hall hts an hour in listening to the bullets whining over head. Think of the military biasing away at a civil authority in this et) lo i—Meisktorte Journal. SUFFERINGS OP MINERS.—The latest particulars at Victoria report that the Friver and Harrison rivers were copse, and that the shouter Enterprise was at Langley, with her bottom wore though by the low Chest suffering bed been esp.neuctd by the animus coming dews. A party of about 120 h-.,1 c are down the river in cams, Datil they struck the tee bdow the mouth of Hansen Rive r . Th e y then 10 rased for Langley overland, supposing it to be forty five miles dial ant. The distance was granter. A tail ha to be made over high mountains, through ten Mehra of snow; *loathe waist d ep were yodel, the cold being intense, awl the underbrush WA end pissed with difficulty. They had only one day's poviWon*, and were three days without food. litany were frost-bitten. A Dutchman and hie wile, names un known, were fioren to death. Com. phtely exheueted, many sat down to die. Sir. Bryant, Into superintendent of Lillian& trail, gave up four miles from Langley, an! adrieed his eon to to on. He also give up two miles farther on. George Frew* a hardy pioneer, late LUho t trail surveyor, formerly surveyor of Butte county, California, lay down, worn out with to I. When bop was waning fen, the whhtls of the steamer Rwereelte, which bad got out of the icn wee limed, and they aft re ravel and carried to Lentley. Rumours ate eottlietiug mto the num ber of deaths: - CITE OP LONDON HOSPITAL FOR Dieltsths OF Tan OM; VICTORIA.PAIL-A sermon In aid of the funds of tint useful iestitethe was preached on Sunday Ise& at Reton-chthel, E a -square, by the Rev. Henry Chnst m F.R.B. The prevalence of pulmonary coat plaiets testis couwec, sal the Witt off .rd...d by its hospital to the suffering paw in the populous die riots of the metro polis, were urged es tolling for the support rif them. pads tnth's hrearete, and a collection was wadi amounting to 431.4 e. Id. METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE. ClTY.—The aggregate number of patients relieved during the week ending Fantasy 6 arse—Medical, 672; surgical, 419; total, 1 , 191. of which 310 wen new cues. i ii 1 II Ps N I xi I. N~ 4 N i ! d it MI 0111 IMII M N ,-11, _ - 111 fr Ei Et li lii F u ji IA 131 1 lsi l 111 pill oat N 110 IN IN II II IN 144 6 N iii Tu I I 1 1f x t 00 10 N Uf 0 N II i 4fa U ii ill SU II IN U Ili N N N & a a a it ten sls 44 I ad e 14 ni s e id 411 i id