The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH, Sittings la Damao is }filmy Term. —(Before Lord Chief Jodie OmWars, sod Atetiose Wightexas, Crompton, sad Mellor.) Wm P. smut —mamma muse stifle. The A MegarpOosoral mooed W 'mks absolute • rule ekkh he bed Ambled V the swim of the venal term. ca= the dlabial to ohm WOO why a criminal i dheehl le lied spinet him for a libel re w ireallasta r t . Il a em is woo nasso, el whisk Me is tbs WM& sod ribliehre. Mr. Kerslake showed rause amuse the ride, sod sdesseit to the aillsiente, is which he *eel Mr. Whalley wee de .. nisi set rely as M.P. for Peasirbeough, bet as • Maid il.t.riolor is licedgemerythire, and • megistaMe fa Nos& lorry sal I liesbigh. lie had also beau Iligh Marti d ikeis4h. sad lied held the positing' of Assisting Nam Comma... Mom for J) years. Thu pahlicatice ossapleMed of sm. models. to the effect that theegh Mr. Whalley add be hiedroesseted himself with the dillsreat newsy, is Wake is the &Wants solely for petristis arum sod oe public rowels he dad really dime so froths woos , t Amami his podium ad isdhseasse la that part .4 the rueetry and for other reesioes. There meld le so Josht that the mediae of Mr. Whalley was almond) rem merged apes is the newspaper. bet ths remorbe applied surely to him is Ids capacity se the premeher el sal bed so ',foveae* to his modest as as M.P. or mils intr. It was for their lordships to is, wlMther, wader thesr circulations, lb* rale should be mods skoolate. The Loyd Chief dastise— I think some Meow Lwow va• 0.441. it is said that certain linden left the amsions with which Mr. Whalley was cossectsd, sad r01w..1 lw..1 to associate with him. The Attonsey.Oseeral—Tbe amertiou is that they de. dosed hi hold say commoincatioo with him cia matters et kamme, except is the premeoe of third parties. Mr. Kerslake- That solely &mhos to hie eradeet as a promoter of these companies. The Lord Chief Justice -!gill. though Masq sot "Ant also him is his public capacity. it is • very whom chap to musks against $ mar's diameter, so M amooots to mew to is &Wee* is tie 'Nadu* of his bolos Mr. , losehip Mita wt the Me 'Wahl le undo eleiehas I boos astilos uses to my. lade ebeasto. COURT OF COMMON PLUS. Sit*. la Biaco.—(ltsfore Led OW Jails Ede and Julie's Williams. Will, wealmmtw r. Wlrlesi MISSAL niklMlns This ease was tried the ether day. It was en NM= he reamer for board and Wes( supplied to the defendesiii wife while brim apart from him ; and she M. yea for law funeral expenem The jury heed for the &- feeds's& as to the Weed sad Weed. end • gassers use reserved for the court se b the BMW of the delleniene to repay moiler expeuded for Dory* his wife Milian way trevious eommuniestioa made to him. even to inform him of bee death, sod conseituestly without any refusal on his pirt to burr her. Mr. Serialist Shim this morning moved for • rule for • new trial, moos the ground that the verdict was against the sixteens; and also to enter a verdict fur the plaiotiff for the eq. The court took time to consult Mr. Justice Bytes, who tried the came. Often? V. Ang•HAVS. —TIM RUCH LAM'S CARL This ease also was tried& few days ego sad fully marls& at the time. Mr. nerieest Parry vow applied kw • rule for • now trial apse the grimed that Mr. Justine By," who tried the cam, was wrong is directions sien-mit. The court took time to speak to W. Jamas Bytes. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. craw DAY.) NEW COURT. (Before the Common Serjeant.) C..esdras Berms, bt, plasterer, and John anolikessit, labserer, were indicted for hawing in their pommies lewd& for making counterfeit coin. Mr. Crawford and Mr. Bowdon prosecuted. It appeared from the statement of Brennan. the 11.1* olker, nod the police, that upon the 15th of Ude meth they went to No. 6, Witeries•phies, Vlowec Old Danntreer, Spitalflekla, and there found the two end • woman in • rem. suineped in snaking bad hal= Tlw raise met with the Weisel mittens* from the poi mew, esathsd the wry aim* rotting tie m oot of tht esersght• mg o The Iva !sued both peimmens Qu sad they were *se tong le Ivo pars' pool =vitae. THE MIMI COURTS. MISS DAY.) ItANSION-MOUSE. • SUNIOLLS CAKE. A wellthented sad eery rowsictahlelookiet Yawl( seemia, math Nary bishop, wee brought before the Lod Mayer charged as ampicion of stealing M. lid- from pines sewed Jane It appeared trots the watement of the emaplainant, that re the previews evening she wee is Bishopegstwetroet, when the primmer sans up le h sad ignited the way ▪ ethwethithelreed. Mae thrieled haw as well as she mid, arid shi obesesed Get wham the was speak. lit to her the primmer mem up very these lobar, sad their owes Wheal apt sash ether. Whim she W elven the primmer the ihreelies, she theaked bee meth pretertly, aed esposseed herself to be extremely ohltpedle ker fee Itse pulinniew, awl then walked away in the illbeetisa petaled ad le ker. Very see after the prisoner wee Nene elle put be bath is her pocket, sad mind the whole al the maw that bed bees in it, measly, to. lid., and the woe ear lain that so one esiskl hew takes it Let the truth e. About belt as hoer after this, se she the re. tenter bums, she raw the prisoner leek* la et • dap evidos, and the otonothately went np to bee sad hazed her with the robbery, hot she smarted is the meet earth* ▪ saw that there we. nut the slightest foundstie• fer ft, sod that dr tad nev,r seen the prosecutrix beton ea het Me The latter, however, persisted in the charge, and the 141.7•1 N wie consequently taken to the station-house. The Led Mayor asked the primmer what answer she Lad to wake to the charge! She it z ed:hat there was not the slightest foundation 1.4 the w.ia on her way to latiston, sad 114011- Wfur a TnofAtnt to losk at a dresser's *op, whom the prowcottis, wise was an entire stranger, eases up sad tined her with robbing her. Tht 1.,nl Mayor asked the officer who took the prisoner into ,ustody whether anything was found epos the quotes that Modal to support the charge made amiset The officer replied that she war searched by the feted. &wet,. eat the policeatstitio, but wi money was faxed era her. she gave a eon...clothier. and he made some inquiries , Aleut her. mid aricertaine4 that she was • respectable soon, woman. cud had lived for five years at her pris tr•tarlit.V. The primmer here sprawled to Foulger, one of the deter. tire reds", to speak to her character. tuukzer said th.it he recognised the peisoner as a person who formerly resided near bini, and he had never heard anittnng enamel her character. Lord Mayor sot that, after what he hail just heard, be thouAt that there must be some mistake as to the ikon, of the pristomr, aud he should therefore dismiss the charge. WANDSWORTH. .TMerT For lame days poet Sumerian meodicants have been I brought before the magistretes of this court for tugging, especially in the outskirts of the district, awl puoisheiL Amongst a " botch" charged before Mr. lughsin Teme the followiog eases : Pastel Haieihriy. a little old man, who stated that he came from Mint street, in the lbiroush, wax caught in the elipliamroad he.giog from house to house. When the ' couitable stopped him he sad. "Who made begging • ri :me?" but ho wan told that it 1/1111 against the laws of the country, end he would' have to he locked up. On being ...arched a number of fortune-telling books and religious tract, were fouiol at his back, pushed up sailer his CINIA. Mr. loghern's attention was particular, drawn to the fee tonwtelling book,. The contents were addreseed to young women, and were of a most indelicate nature. The prisoner endeavoured to excuse the act of begging by elating that be bad a wife who was ill end unable to work, awl that it was a yen herd case he could not he allowed to obtain a peony in the bent way he could. Mr. Ingham perusal the fortnue-telling books, and mid the poesession of the tracts satisfied him that he wee s vs- gilar beggar, awl he committed him for twee ty-one day{ imprisonment with hard labour. The constable inquired if he should destroy the (minima telling honks, and his worship requested him to ln so. .11,ek,sel While, a tall, able bodied Irishman, was Chlird with begging is South Fields, Wandsworth. The premier denied that be was begging, and said he mcr«ywent to the house for a sup of water. Mr. Tet tor, the clerk. informed his worship that in the in...rity 44 the canes brought up the excuse wan that they volit for a drink of water, end wit for begging. The prisoner also stated that he had been working in the t. k., but upon en examination of his hand. they were fund to he very delicate. He then altered bin Mk. aid stated that be hail been in the hospital with a had leg. Mr. Ingham sentenced him to twestyane days' imprison• meet, with herd labour. • KIYO ACCI DENT. —RICAMON D JAN. 27. aecifi..at has jolt occurred her: to Dr. Barmy, .4 the Naval .n 4 Military Oakes, formerly of . Gosport. 71• unfortuoato zentlernas was is the set of adjmting outmie hell.wiru from a widow fifty feet high. when he 1 ^11 , ...4.4 to hare overbalanced himself sod fallen on to this Fr..r.l path underneath. Medical aid was immediately at L hut was quite uosysillisg, and his death took plea iS • kw hours. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, y JANUARY 28, 1862. oXFOItDSEIRI sksorros. NOMINATION (THIS DAY). (ST !LIMN TELIGIIIIII-) OXFORD, Tummy. The nominatiou of candidates took Owe this recceiag._ Sir H. Dubwood, Birk., Iris prepord by Dr. Parunimis, sad wooded by Mr. STILICILLAND. . Coke& Igoe yea proposed by Mr. HAIIIIIRSLET, arid @seceded by Dr. ilassami. The show of hands was largely is favour of Sir H. Dash- wood. A poll Tina demanded and Axed for Friday next. limit excitement pervade in Oxford. FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND. (THIS DAY.) MACE AND LING. The above Isla took Owe this morning at G. vas. is Osontsz, sad sheet 30 miles from Loads. Le The IBM bligla at ems misslse pet suss, sod after N. r iliz b ase beer and eight adeldell, en* nsMs w which tame N. be the mil el fliwr a ll Nam w liat e lts " t o tome destered the vict: P . Kiss obtained dest blood. sad the Int kopek down 5 blew. The betting at the ocimmemessesat was 2to 1 ea Mrs, hat in the maned the essesalsm the odds N waled to eimilsr criers urn nip TM pasielussat . 11 5;• ddimmd isr to • esitais time was tsisesily equal. Kiss bevies slightly the had at it astil DM int , wimps they eland sad fra, Was% bead mad s • s with ths posad. %shish twaderol him N. sad the @plass was throws up is Pima of him N. Ideal he DIM look gimme amid • Woody fall of rani, but h the sinewisaos was very Isms, the arietoasey being very powerful:) , repreesetaL ft THE WINDHAM LuxAm , COMMISSION. ft (THIS DAY.) el M. .--..... Mk 1147 was resumed this morning for the yst vu itup Mad time, before Mr. S. Warm, Q.C., and a special jury, is et the Sessinee Home, Westminster. Mr. M. Obeenbere, in continuing his address to the s jury in bail of the petitioners, said he should pro- a end to refer Ile lie mendial leetimay. Mr. Nicholls was the g t. first to when be maid are their attention ; and who was le that peahen= I He bed 1110•4 • reputation and position k se emelleg meat liendek mg had such scientific at- Yen teiniania, espeeksee. ash beekhge as would render him egad be my en et Vas Lemke serieu?s• He had Men 30 ; yam k Des pkimahma__ aid had bad 203 placate w e oder his dogs". Mobeik fi rst saw Mr. Windham it aka be cos between three or four years of age. He then W emilleeed bin to be an idiot, sad he told Mr. On. innawale Was awl mother so, and that was the key to I l k., kir kahrseee of WA. such as allowing him to wait d 4 . '• kik They mad • bitter smile of grief, and said. le " ens fellow, let he do as he likes." Tbe next vibes, Dr. Dirinpie, was • most distinguished aimese, who be been most vigorously abused by she other side simply beenes be had come to tell the " te teen. That gentlems• bed been for B) years the physician Wi t;ii== Me abated that in hie opinion Mr. it. of taking care of his owe per- la sons, wee •eel It in mia a ree s ffiety or to manage his own pro- 10 pity, his intellainal being decidedly below . 1 ! par. He also his conduct at the dinner ••• at Norwich, at Me bed s be at his father's funeral 10. was that of ea lenteibk eel smiths that of ordinary es. persons. He aid when • dal be used to throw himself 1111 down on the floor elm es weed, and howl unlike most children, and Mr. Ihreadis stated that even when with him It_ he had thrown bimedi en h• mat aad howled and rubbed his nose on theism mill it bawls Did they believe Dr. Dalrymple ! It ems inianeled eat that patinae had is come before them to . perjure limed, became it was sug gested without the elnhtest weed that he was a friend of is General Windham. Bemuse be bed told the truth he le was mailed with the most vlavinll abuse, when being • friend of the family be wit if he 11 1 have been more likely to spit la Mr. Windham's eg, favour than spinet him. Then MID Mr. Johnson, who ap had • German diploma. He wield nat insult man by comparing him with Dr. 111111dbourne, the latter had also • foreign diploss. He descrits= Windham as • poor silly child. When at the ball ha beckoned to some improper women who were there. He swore whoa he trod on Sir J. Boileau's toe ; and when somebody trod on his Me, be limped "' across the room and " yelped " like an idiot. N. Then came Mr. Buck, of Crenate, and Mr. Illingworth,who gave similar evidence. The latter referred to Mr. Wind gj - ham's conduct and appearmos in court, which be described as as that of a perm of weak intellectual powers, and that he St should be able to peek hire oat of two hundred sane peewee as being of weak mind. He would now pass on to another class of witneesee—tutors and travelling companies. rit Orititd either of them be considered as perjured ea. witnesses! rind of all aim the ltev. Mr. Cheeks. ea. his private tutor at Eno, and certainly be described his it. cooduct es that which justified the appellation of "Mad 00 . Windham." He mentioned his gluttony and slavering, and fondness for low eompsay. Mr. Prelmore said exactly the , same thing, and described his seiziog Signor Campine 1 , 0 by the whiskers at an evening party, and upon st. that past there must be some great mistake, kit. as Sneer Campine dented it. Again, Mr. Chaim said ladies at parties bad frequently animated him 8. „'" to take him away as he was acting offensively . Then with i ; regard to his having got iota the fifth form at Etoo, Mr. 10 awake unfortunately said Mr. Wiedham had been placed at. there when ill or leaving, and not by examination. Same- W. times people might get into places for which they were set I.l* fitted whether at school or elsewhere, and some ad- 93 St. miralile letters had appealed in • journal on the subject. Then came the Rev. Mr. Hale, who eid when Mr. Windham was at Eton he was • dew papal, R. that be was dirty, and used his bands in • disgusting ma- It INC He considered him different to ordinary boys, sad IL be aid be could not work out the simplest problem, Ind that ". be was • bu ff oon, and merited the appellation of " Mad i s. ' Wiedhani." The fact of the matter was that Mr. Windham, a, befogging to • wealthy family, was kept at school WI for M. sensational purposed, but simply that he might be takes cam of. The Rm. Thomas Goodwin described him at 17 at yore of age, when most men were at all events fit to go into M s. any ball mom. He said that at that age he was dirty . in 1 . 34 his person, and eat like • pig from the dish. ag. He considered him to be • person of named mind. With 6 repel to his taking the large dog into • ballroom , and it. terming it loose among the lad ies, each conduct could only 10 be elem..' on that ground. St es. The learned gentleman was continuing his address when s‘ our report left. It. This .VIXICAN DEBT.-(THIS DAY.) A gimersl meeting of 'Mexican bondholders was a l l hell this afternoon. at the (minim Tavern, Mr. Rossar. w,m, M.P., in the chair, for the ratification of an agreement come to with Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., to nadir. Se take the agency of the bondholders ; also to receive the IL report of the committee. et. 'rho CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceedings, congratn. listed the meeting that the labours of the committee Lei had at last borne rich fruit, as would be shoes at by the resolutions about to be proposed. On pre- et. miss occasion.' he bad felt great difficulty in meet- at. log the bondholders on account of their frequent f i r t : disappointments with regard to dividend ; but the period of 25 storms had been su•Lederl by sunshine. (Cheers.) That is was not merely a meeting of Mexican bondholders; 115 others were deeply interested in the movement. at. There were hundreds of millions of mousy owiz 51 . hr foreign nations to British families. (Cheers. The settlement of the South .tinerican loans sc. always been effected through the medium of the English governnient, and lie considered it right that their good offices should be need in such matters. As a foreign minis. • ter. no man had en broadly asserted that principle as Lord Palmerston. (Cheers.) lie would now allude to the present 'date of affair, and future prospects. (Hear. hear) There was 31.1,0001. in the Rank of England. There was further available telo,ooo dollars, which, at 4s. 11., amounted with interest to 137,000 i., niAking altogether 157.0001. Earl Raman had given positive assurance., both publicly and privately, that that sum should with the least possible delay be given to the bondholders. There were sixteen half-yearly dividends in airier, Mating 2,457,000 dollars, the whole of which must be paid. (Cheers.) Provision had to be made for the payment of the interest awl anise,. 21 per cent of the customs duties was assigned to the payment of interest, and was to form the subject of a treaty between thia country and Mexico. The receipt.. for the three veers, from 17tei to I85:4, showed that there would be sufficient for the purpose. After the conclusion of the boo. gentleman's address, several remillatioae, including one ratifying the agreement with Mean. Baring, were adopted. m. 17; 41 M. . 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Wig In. _ _ SHARD L1528.-alllB DAY.) Two o'Croci. The railway share market is inactive to-day. With the exception of a fall of k per cent. in Greet Northern stock, and I in Lancashire and York shire, prices are quoted the same as yesterday. IR London and North Western stook is now gnoted 94 to k ; Great Western, eft to j ; • IM 132 f to 133 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to ; 9 Caledonian, 104 to k ; South Eastern, 78, .to • 79k ; Eastern Counties, 64} to 55 ; and Gr ee t • Northern, 112 to 1134. It Lombardo--Venetian Railway shares remain dull, it at jto 1 prem. Indian railway shares are in de- LI mand and firmer. Canadian show no variation ra of importance. lso CUIDENART MAW AND 810018. Y. Ird I Unarm I awrg4 o4, I tabs i 0447 yes . so a. li r ill 7. - - I n. all Ma ii i.afte cals = A 1111111ml_ Tp. ell Ilesbakiarrra.e/I , LO. 10" v ll4•l9l!iid lathe .... so MI 91 UM IN' IiFO leilidooke 1 all ;Os* sal lesks 1 T all Da • I Amelia me@ ell We. I le.e.leeellSol. 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Tote. alai; au sosquak ae= 1" a I 1 11 i- - - -311 14L-itts---' Ts limes, Do. le Da. Yob et MaAli Visiods Ns. ilabilksi _ L 1 TR WwiTowili:.77. wo w we wa all 00 DIM = N NM UN *7 641 MONEY MABKET.-(THI8 DA}.) Two o'CLooE. The stock markets are rather inactive to-day, ` and prices generally show no variation of import- awe. Consols are quoted the same as at the close yesterday. The principal feature in railway shares is a fall in Great Northern stock. Mexican Bonds are still inquired for. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is better, at 6 to 4 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 71fr. 15c., being about it per cent, lower than yesterday. The Bourse is described as " heavy." Consols are officially marked 93 and 933 for money, and 934 for the account. The present I quotation is 93 to f both for cash and the 6th Feb. The official business report is as follows :—Bankfilteck, 2424, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92f, 93 ; New Three per (lents., 921, 93 India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 106 ; ditto for amount, 106 ; ditto Bonds, 23e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 100 f, 101 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1063, 107 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 16e. prem. ; ditto June, 195., 221. prem. Mexican Bonds continue in demand, and have further improved, having been dealt in at 31. Venezuela keep firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has improved per cent, while that of 1858 has receded to a like extent. The former is now quoted 831 to 84, and the latter73l to 741. Sales are recorded as follows : Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange 251 r.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Italian Five per Quite., 64, /, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 30/, 31; Russian Five per Cents., 981; ditto, for account, 98}; Sar dinian Five per Cents., for account, 781 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 53, 521, ex div. ; the Committee's Certificates, 61, ; Turkish Biz per Cents., 1864, for account, 631, 84/, 84 ; ditto Six per Cents" 1868, for amount, 741, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241, 24. It is understood that the whole of the debentures offered by the Eastern Bengal Railway Company have been taken up, and that the list is now closed. The ease in the money market and the demand for good investments are indicated by the fact that a total of not far short of 2,000,0001 of Indian gua ranteed railway debentures have been taken up and paid for by the public since the Ist instant. These se curities continue in good demand on the Stock Ex change, and command in several instancesaconside rable premium. The option conferred by some of these debentures of conversion into stock at any time within the next five or ten years is beginning to be appreciated. For example, the East India Railway Company's "optional" debentures carry now a premium of 4 per cent. The Victoria Government Debentures about to be issued, which will bear no interest until the Ist of April next, were quoted yesterday 1021 to 103. The impression appears to be that the official mini mum cannot safely be fixed above 1021. Some bidders for investment will probably offer 103, while the larger class of persons who do not care to take par: in issues of the kind unless they can get an immediate profit, will probably tender at a fraction over 1021. The negotiation attracts less interest than on former occasions. All tenders are to be lodged at the London and Westminster Bank by two o'clock to-day. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrrow (" continua tion day "), and terminate on Friday. The demand for gold for the Continent is still active. A further sum of 84,0001. in gold, chiefly foreign coin, was taken from the Bank yesterday. The Moravian has arrived from Melbourne, with 191,0001" which has also been purchased fur ex portation. With the exception of any sovereigns that may be comprised in the 41,0001. by the Asia, from New York, that remittance will likewise pro b-bly be sent away. The America has taken 50,0001. in specie, on British government account, for Halifax—no doubt for the payment of the troops. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was rather dearer, and the sales have increased to 12,000 bales. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2081. ; and the South Eastern a decrease of 1,0201. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 10th inst. were 12,7641. sterling, being 4,1261. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 4th inst. were 18,2251. sterling, being 5,9801 more than in the corresponding week of last year. A general meeting of the City of London Brewery Company is called for the 6th February, when a half-yearly dividend is to be declared. The following are the official returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 11th • instant : 111. Ii i >O. A A 8: A 1 141 IS 1111 74 II 1 ISO U 21 tle 81 Si of di Si •{ 60 id, ii lif . 1 5 , 1 ts 40 * 116 fr Km! 1 . 3 4 UI as, ii 41541 so use MUTH OF 1111 OLDEST CLERGYMAN IN TANGOS. — We regret to aanotioce the death of the Rev. Thomas Hut wwil N ome , 8.D., of the University of Cambridge, rector of the united parishes of St. t..:dinewt th e Ki ng w i t h N. Nicholas Aeons, in the city of London. The reeeseed gentleman is the author of one of the most celebrated works on biblical literature, An Intro. dustiest to the Critical Study of the Holy Scriptures," sad so struck was Dr. Howley, Bishop of London, with this work that be offered ordination to Mr. HOlllll, who was at the time devoting himself generally to the par asite of literature. Hs held for mane years an important literary appointment in the British Museum. The city rectory, which has become vacant by the death of Mr. Mese, is worth about :11.i0/. a veer, end is in the gift of the . awn sed the Archbishop of Canterbury alternately. The ' t senderiabie to All the present vacancy will rent with Lord I Pabesrebre. No. I _ j -.101 - ISLINGTON PROPIIIITAZY SCHOOL.-31r, C. H. "OW „ et Boole, 8.A., late Lusby Scholar of Magdalen Heil, who gum N""*.n...4.2107:L4j,,11: al .. 9 2 was elected on Saturday to a Senior Studentship at Christ . IS . 'meow Church, was edocated at the Islington Proprietary litho& Iftftg Al, ftgeftaggign 114.1 Pd. 1 1.4246420. 1056144 gator. I Balm lto. ISh 1 cormarmo. IPt I 01 . PIM I WI& lb I IJgr Arde : m a - 16,000 10 1.12410.16426•4 OW .. al 14 14 - 10 411 kaivrap a 1001424424 if 111 -. 60,000 10 Atonal/ MI Ual1116.(4) all 1 1 - U ma - 360 1600 Atlautto la. (UNL) .... Id ... a 16 8ikLa41921.11 22 Xp.0 I i pot - 1140:4 U Aostratlao Agrleal.... 19 14 17 6 all larks Z. J - 140OG 10 Berths Waterworks mg 14 St 411 all 114alan to aralsoasso; .-, 4000' Si. tam ee ulna slam, Tal ma U Oa - . 90 Cormaaos Mao aLW lOl 111 -. 42611 60 Do. 4 7 par 4 =UN 101 Is la - 4° a u ti rrkomaka 10 all I - If 7dr um* de Do. 0 - 0 4916 1 U 16 'Doak NNW* 4as 000 2 pm - 21 Canada land all 106 1411 0^ 14. o :fi olßo ll .a t 7llvaalt ill 14 17 - - 41 all pram at ham* .... >O1 --a U ill At laialas gr. a. p . . - 1, 0,0010 OR Moog US 11l U - 161 all 'O4 Caatral of nano... -.-. MAIM 66 resksasos 140 1 44 147 - 116,004 Bt. Do. 6p. el Pa 2v.g Deb LW 1.111 106 - U all All Luzetala6 114 ,- 0 Cons 6 et 104 ,000 10 LloiliamLon. 11 14 14 Of as - U all ;16allas Junctlou -. 20 all lake Constauce 4 Dales - 64000; 20 Eastlndialrrlaat karat 94, 4 INA an - -. 100,000 1 SR Ilectrlo -. Tawny& .... 1113 o 6 /11 - U al lUara sou Turnhout - 91 all 114r0n4 and Geneva is ill *aria Antonia - 20000 IL 044 aria 11441.41.41 14 .- .- Istooo 1 Omit Illtip 046 .. 40 I 1 - so a iim..au•ge tßy tha si 4 - 104000 1 Do. 171 par am& PM, all 0 - II all Do. Sward. J Bela gov. so 11 - 14000 0 Lou. Malta 114 01- 4 1 -. -do - 14 all Illorares of francs sok a 4 - 1104000 4 Lou. acs. Damara 010. all It A - 14 16 I De. law Shane - KOeo 80 abase kap. a Caoil 1 Ii Oda U ill Norweelso Trunk Prof. 11 10 - 90 000 to Ile.lll4rransaollioaTol. all -. .... - U U Uttoasaallayrus.Aidlo) 16 71 all xn - xn . 31,000 10 Iladltar. la. Tel. (Ua.) all 4 6 - am aff Tan k room ao4 Moat. ale 424 I - 00,000 36 Nattooal Moo/ant Cu.. 11 4 4 14 4 Pla - 9, all 'Park sal Oar= SI It - U II rails sad IL /random 1,000 So Ntobuddatbsillros,l4 11 14 as - (rolosaaboao)) a. Ip. a. ss 11 as 1 - 11,310 10 Nethorlsna load .- all - - - II II lap and Duuarburg - 60.000 3 Do. Sp. 4,14 541 . 414 all 4 1 - 49 MI 1 m 4 & [lsaiah - 1,124 100 N. Brum 11 Leak La 11l 10 14 - Mae 1 IN. Mt. Aoankaba.. all 1 11 - II all lesalllorollah - - 40,001 1 (Mental Gas 4 ell Do. T wont. -- KM 1 Do. .. New liras • I all 641243 ma Moro -. 4 - I 9 4 1 61 ma Dt. pit emu. hat. al - *OS IS Odes. Is. Son. (Ums) 4ll 79 - 199 • )&/ punt sous) et. rut iusse Smola palL 199 "IL - la 11 Visualise 1 p ff 1 - 24600 II Paola. 40103641. Own sa V7l - 20 7 .11040tperoip - - - UAW 30 Do. Naar NIOII on - 'ID ma se aramos.... 17 ts - &taw to Lows • lad. TeL 411.4 all 1 9 19 1 - la el Wollloolam • 74 74 - 10.500 60 116youtoy Ina su 17 19 - 110 all lIN NW osmA. 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The Provfnelnl Bank of eltast Banking Om- PallY The Nortbero Baakinel Company The Ulster BAnklog Com- Peor The Nattonal lisak 0881 114,167 610,012 311,071 MAO - - AVIISAGE AMOUNT 07 CON HILD DOING 7001 =DM AS Alen. in IN ISO IN M -, IN IN IN N. 7 ris so! - lON a NI - On 44 i n - w+ 1011 1 :- MB eh 97 79q a D,OODIII 4i001::1 4 1 001::1 Ma. 1 Nalall 111.111.9. 17.1.9 lia:_tt I it S II LTA • fritiek - - , Walla/ (Melailml • Xidownw 101.1161 31111 Inanrsoas 8011 A. Was& / aramillas mid Lad I Ana. Co. (Vatted) Claoas. WA Os Lis l;ebre Ooppw IC. Dunqtretal= East Del Zest GYor tu onadna (lAna ) t. Northers ot P. Asian= li Mirada (Clan) Linares tantalite,. Warkritits N. Ulan Capper nadralL (Use) . • • • leatelaildSilrerLead Part ThilUp llceitah LAW. (Use) 111W.Joha del ley (La ) 11sited anima Werthlas (Us.).. JOINT MAK A Act sad U. I. beak Austestsals Back at = of book flank of Turkoy &USA Y. Assert* CUTS. Brut at lad* Australis. sod Mee& Mare. !Ida= Za" Cen. t al Loudon imi ak imlALtaiamilt Loa. mat p. a isras D 7: 17 pwattom London Jain= Loudon i &man Atrisul 74M. mot Warndralsr W Nat. Pow. et lodised 1 -- 11. c. - - igOis — Nattoual Bank INaw South Wu Oriental Bank thetpora Ottoman Bank 'Provide:dal at trelsal South Australia I Vatun of Amtrak/. 1 Union of Leedom , Onity MuSual.....• I 1 lii I 60041 1 .000, 40 :8001 - ~ , 0080 0011 ,(004' o ‘oool 00 1.0001 4000 II 1) _ _ :;3;I i 000 1 .001 47.4. ... WI zd - PO and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. ; llt venal Marine Insurance, I* to le die. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to prem. ; Mercan tile Fire, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, * dia. to per ; London ►nd South of Ireland Direct Telegraph, * to 1 prem. The Shand has arrived from China il l 936,5001 be. of tea, and the Raleigh with 604,00011 n. of tea and 328 bales of silk. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoon. The mining market continues generally very active, with a considerable amount of business. West Caradon shares are quoted 291 tol ; Etat Cern Brea, 191 to ; South Caradon, 320 to 330; Providence, 43 to 44 ; Wheal Margaret, 43 ,to 45 Tamar Silver Lead, 11 to 2 ; and Herodsfoot, 39 to 1. North Wheal Basset are officially marked, 31. Bt. John del Rey shares remain dull, having bow dealt in at 641 and 65. United Mexican haw changed hands at 81. Foreign and Colonial mining shares generally are quiet. The local agent of the Cardigan Consols Corn oo writes that the lode in the edit east "is very good, and likely to turn out a good heap aE ore." The following is the official list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchan e Trelawney, 19 ; Cook's Kitchen, l 29i ; I.tesewsU Sill, 3g. e . E ir t pain Tre tes, 10t a, 15- i 1!, 1 8 1 0 ,2,11 ; Fist 115 ; U9y, 51. Ha 3d ; North Smoot, ; Ilscroft, 8, ; Uaity. LI,. ; East Rural, 21. lls. 3d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LP7XRPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (nom OM OWN 002111PONDINT. (aT Daman AND tang suaggno msesare.) Good attendance at to-day's market. Wheat modemta °assumptive demand, sod at full lxxes. Flour slow ids at late rates. Indiau corn tsar business ; mixed, 31s. quay' 31s. 3d. to 31s. 6d. in store. Egyptian beans steady: oats sad oatmeal without change. MINCING LLNE.-(THIS DAY.) Soon.—The large public ales are programing intirout material change in value. Privately 300 begs Gemara date sold 38s. 3d. Relined remains firm, but quiet. Conn.—There is a fair demand at full prices. A pars of made= native sold at 66e. 6d. COML.—The market is quiet. TrA.—For all descriptions there is a steady demand. Reni.-100 lioplreads of Mauritius sold at Is. 6&d. Rion continues quiet. 1,500 bugs sold : white Bend. 13a. fit ; good Rangoon, Us. 3d. 116,CunrAmos. —The quarterly sales commenced flatly at a decline of Id. to 2d. per lb. for hue first and second quelity, but the demand improved as the male proceeded, sad tin decline was nearly recovered. Oilt s : ca y a iil ilia sold well-- first, la. to 2s. ld. ;' fine, ; la. 3d. to L. TL; third, 11d. to L. 4d. ; fourth, 9tto 11 BA.LITZTIi-1,100 bags sold se the spot. Refradina ni to 53, 39e. to 39a. 6d. ; and RIO tons for arrival. as 39a. ild. to 40s. COITOL-1,000 tales sold at full pries& Jors-1,000 bales sold for arrria4 sad 300 balsa oa the spot at full prima. Olitimao.-80 cams fine orange sold for arrival at 9/. lb. TALLOW MARICIT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 465. 9d., set cash ; Petersburg TM., oe the spot, 475. 6 d. ; Jamey, 475. Bd. ; *arch, 48e. ; April to June, 48s. ; October ti December, 481. Id. to 495. SMITHIIIKLD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Haney sod Diatom report trade slow at the le& lowiag prima :—Prima meadow hay, 80s. to tiCa. ; saperir ditto,lkis. to 100 a ; inferior ditto, to 70e. ; clover, ell, lide. to 119 a 6d. ; ditto, new, mooed cot, Ms. to 100 a.; straw, SOL to Xs. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Leggaron, lan. 27. Wes to-day :—Laneashire and Yceb -1062 19 92 } — London and North Western, Midland aloe 1231—North Brltek 26-North Hartern 9 U wick), Meg— elliton and Severn roaramda-lialt per Cents., 19 1-16-llngsio Lake Huron, SI 12,46—Orand Trunk Panda. Ile—Oreat Luxembourg, 9213-16 15-16—Ditto Three per Cents., 111146 I—Great Waste. n of Canada. 112—Krie, ex soas- Mel* 20—Thamee and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 p. Maigangsraa, JAN. 27.—The amine warn quiet, and prfeel were without material change. Great Luxembourg, el—Grad Step, Its. Id. —Gnat Western of Okmda, 11I—Oreat Western, 060—lanosehire and Yorkshire, 1061—Midland, 12RoeMi Eastern, 232 13-16 2—Bukenhead, 86—Llanidloes and Newtons PreL, 101. CILIA To visa Ban. —Ligoomes-tww, JAN. 27-- The nadermentioned gentlemen were this day_called to dm dams of liarristeratJaw, by th e Honourable SonieVel laneolis.inn, vin.:—Henry Ludlow, Eeq., 8.A., Oath =bolder of the Studentship of HUary Term, MO; Carleton Massey, Esq. (certificate et limos; tim e class) ; John Ignatius Williams, B A., late of Oa ford ; Arthur Pemberton Lonsdale, ~ RA., Oxford; James Deludes, Eaq, • dackville Davis, . Jame. Clap field Clisyfield Ireland: Ilm. Y.A . , Camb ri dge: William Holdinit, BK., 8.C.L., Oxford; Wall= Fletcher Atkier son, Eaq„ B.A, Cambridge ; !ranch Cowley Burma, Fag., 8.A., Cambridge: Henry Thomas Salmon, Seq.. LA., Orlon' ; Robert Harm% Esq., Y.A., Leiden - Joseph Hobbs, Esq., RA., Oxford; Jobe Edwin Hike; Skinner, Esq., DmWas Parry Crooke, Esq., RA., Orford ; Edward Thomas Smith, L' q.. 8.A., Oxford ; William Fen Hawes, Fag, RA., Cambridge ; Thomas Calthorpe Pilofeig, Fact, B.A. Cambridge • WO= Bubo', FA" 11 4., Ox ford ; and Thomas Berwick, Esq. Awn) t. CABE Of SODDEN DEATH.—Last night, about 20 minutes to 10 o'clock. eassiderable excitement was mined in Cavendish-oozed, New North. road, Heath% by an alarm that a man had dropped down dead. It apposes that the deceased, a five and apparsotly hearty young ins% about twenty-six years of age, was proceeding almg the New North - road , when he was accosted by as • safer tumte," and was proceeding with bee to a house in Ith above street, when, arriving at the place in question, his companion was alarmed by • heavy fall and on Wrung round she saw him lying on the ground. Medical ad was sent for, and every means used to restore the young man to conecinuaneu. On the arrival of two medal/ gentlemen they at once pronounced life to be extinct, aid the body was removed to Robeetatreet polimatetion. Oa searching his pockets a beg captaining some silver was found, with an address, by which he has since beep identified. SHOCKING DEATH OF A JUDGE.—In a collision which occurred on the Bth hid., on the Michigan Canted Railroad, Judge William T. Barron, of the Prolate Com% in Chicago, met death in a most remarkable manner. Be was among the passengers on an accommodation trai% which was overtaken by an express train near Hyde-path, and with gett el the pusengers in a rear car rushed forward t out of danger. Just as be got on the plat form of the ear the collision occurred. The force of the oollisioa drove the platform of the passenger car under that of the baggate mr, so that by some means Judge Bar ron's body was drawn beneath the platform of the latter, where it stuck fast , while his heed was cut smoothly o ff and hurled along upon the snow. Both bands were also out elf just above the wrists, one of which was found only alter a loos search. When the head was picked op the eyes were open, and every expression of the face was as natural as when in life. SEKIOTIS INV:TRIM BY A BOAR.-011 Thursday last, Mr. 11. Swaysland t residing at Houtbovcr, received several very severe iojtince from a boar belonging to him. It appears that the animal bad by some means gone into the wrong yard, and when Mr. Sways and went to drive it hate MoaraT EVINENG. its Droner quarters, it rushed upon him in • violent manner ma seized him with he tusks, wounding him very several; Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 d o 93 both for money and the 6th February, open this in fire different places. The injuries were of such a venous morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93 his nature th hat bit row p Mr. Rigelen, surgeon, had to be sent but for. is feared radar that it will be several days yet before he fully recovers : care e rogressing favourably, it to k . The o fficial business report is as follows : assault made upon him by the savage animaL ---, Sussex Advertiser. F Bo Fo iv u u e r ds, 26g. rem ; Fire per Cent. " eums.. 243 ; Three per Cents. ReduCied, Thdittoreefo7ficis'oeunntt C (;e n ir. 6 ), 1 for money , ili i? n gan ; 92 k I nto 9 1; 92 242. 4 ; 92 1, is i ; New I Air OLD FASHION REV 'vet:J.—The following Three per Gents., 921, /, 1, I ; Thirty Years : romantic story with reference to Goble , the principal in the l n i g ttl r e or ea i r t lie a r, ili a he. re- Annuities, 1885, 159-16 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto great watch robbery at Warbleton, has been in general p: e r r Ce co ut n . t. Spetockbe,ntures,lo6, 1 1 0 8 64 1:4 d d i it t to to eiticreitnlystionn.i.“Wide thatgive last it wi th e o ek ut . vouching ',..., ~ spectably•drassed individual rapped op a boatman residing iu the neighbourhood of East -cliff, Dover. and told him that Fuzee paPer, 1001, 101, 1001 ; ditto Five-and- as be was in • great hurry to cross over to the Continent. a-Balt per Cent., 1061. : be would not mind standing I2L, or more if requisite, on , on Owing to the improve ment in the Indian finances condition of his (the boatman's) getting ready for the rupee paper continues in active demand, and is immediately. The bait was too tempting to be refused; scarce in the market. A rise of I p er cent. took the man got out a small lishiugamack, and set sail forth with with his strange cargo.. Os arriving on the Freed place to-day, the Five per Cent. closing at 1001 to °ou t, somew h er ,, t o t h e vicinity o f 0.1. i. or Boulogne. his 101, and the Five-and-a-Half at 1061 to 107. supposed Goble wo e ev in ced plmsed with the nsWity of transit that he at once evinced his t h e by bantling the The India Five per Cent. stock rose 1, closing munificent sum of 10/.—Sugary Ba•prese. at 1061 to 1061. . ONE OF THE WESTERN OBITUARY NOTICES. — Exchequer Bills remain quoted 20a. to Me. prem. Mister Edator i Jem bangs, we are sorry to stair, line de- India Bonds were purchased at 26e. prom. seised. He departed this Life last milady. Join was There were some very extensive transactions to- ge nerally oonsidered a Hard feller. He died at the age of 23 day in Mexican Boucle, including large and iuttuen- ears old. Be went 4th without any struggle ; and aid* is tial purchases. tits. Tu Day we are as pepper grass, mighty smart, tu- Morrer we are cut down like - a eowcumber of the grouted. Bank shares retain a strong tendency to improve- Jem kept a sim Mom, which his wife now waits on. His ment. City Bank rose to-lay 21. ; Bank of London virchews was numerous to behold. Many is the things we and British North America, 11. ;and London and in the wale of hot at his grooerry, and we are happy to state to the admiria world that he never chested, especially . County, Oriental, and Union Bank of London , markrel, which was nice and sweet, and his surviving wife is about 10a. East and West India Dock and the same we. We sever knew him to put sand in his sugar, Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were in- tho he bad a big sandbar in front of his bons ; nor water in quired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under- his Lickuris, tho the Ohio River runs past his adore POW . te his reMinel eod ; = He . isz id es q a ma w d rape ., B t. c . h to ildre mo t e s h oow ias , g. 4 ; takings to-day were as follows :—Oceen Marine In- b ut in :be a ' Pal idge of the mit, his lace is Wen *armee, 61 to 6 prem., being again better ; Thames eternal glue. —.lnterims paper. (Average circulation daring four weeks ending as above. r.b and upwardal C uder a ' 3,774,448 C 1,70%17: 1,09:,7001 sei.:7 o l 2a. 1120,3031 233,409 t zelmais 9443 419,400 2w,2 O 31K120 4112.288 681.368 1 1,1204981 - Bold. Wow. Tana A The Bank of Ireland 567,1 101,001, 150,720 The Provincial Bank of Ireland The Ballast Banking Comtism, The Northern Banking Company 100,57 12,745 202,09) The Ulster Banking Company . 102.35 2 30.1471 223530 The National Bank mi F nie i :1 ... 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