The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tlll9 DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings at Nisi Priam after Torn at Warladarier.—(Bakes Lord Campbell sad a Special Jury.) DICKSON V. THY ILAILL OF WILTON. ..• . • This wee the filth day if the trial of this important ore, aid the ~most was, as It hem been throughout the whole en quiry, direly crowded, • large puttee of the epeLtatan bong military res. Mr. Elwin Janice, cavort for the plainrilf, on Lord Camp bell taking his seat as the tooth, rose to Wrest thejury ape the whole case. They must be folly sensibly, he said, titer the mat of the trial to Coloael Dkleas yenta alder be honour and happiness, or his misery and degradation for life. It was not Wetly lie gOdeke d t 0008 . anti, rerelled by the Ler soy-General, wheihr the noble kid, when pomades, veal* coonCl6llll, and earl relator had been no 0• only brought forward, wee • deliberate and tier, or am, but antrum lolly • question between man sad man, larause Ina court of justice we ought to mend upon the same equality *ewe should before the Menial throne ofjuot ice. Though his lordehip wen born with • coronet os his brow, he watt subject to Qs erne metier mad pensions se the cased meagre; and the red gusto' was whether he had not In • moment ot annoyance, petulance, and iri Motion pored the two libel. charged mod uttered the calurnake about Cu, Dicker to Mr. Thera Duntombe, which, epos his own et ablaut& it wee t ethic, ly clear he did. That woe • gate the of viral importance, and it was breseilde le shut one's eyes to the fact that the ere bed to light the moat extraordinary readmit which ever bees revealed in as 'Leah court of josille—thst it showed by what machinery and upon what statesear the character end bower of • e ddier, eared daring& treat of 33 pare, might be le ever ruled and destroy/4, end ea officer cambered from the army without seem an op portunity for esphsation. Toe lad el Wilton's answer to the two written libel", aid the verbal slasher uttered to Mr. Door ibe wee—" I sr Alined bon the reepuesibekty of dor, se they are privileged camerae& tions, sod mare in rssa She. was en ibrace faith, I sr melded he your yells!" That was seedy understood; bat he (the camel) should prove terra dispute that, looting to the': whole circumstances of this ex , reordinery ore, the Berl of Watts meld not avail hl self of week • defter. But t canto an , ,ther matter, which wss elk, deeper importance to Colooel Diets", via., that whim the Earl of Wilton wee raid to account foe there libels, he was cot commit with prowess himself by the dehisce that they were privileged commtutiattions, but before the coot end the public be attempted to prove the Untibration which be had plardes the record; he tried to justify his seesaw ion that CoL , sea had been guilty of ribecelement. These were cab etentially the queo Low for their considmadon. He had se with to may ear thing unbind of his lordship, except Is the strict discharge of hie duty em en advocate, Ind B wee quite obvious that he wry muck mieuaderstood hie petition em colonel commanding the rettiment. The Ancor- Wirral said be was tot •Ily terpoesible for the whole eon duet of the regirrst that he merely ever went near it, and sever Interfored la the °Misery dieciplise of the regiment. Every =Miry men would tell them that regiments se the lir sad militia tegiransts stood Is • cry dillesst p o olios a s regarded the duties of the fall idenel. Is die former, • colonelattip was often gives ray se as hired re ward for services roasted to the corny, but the coked of ea embodied regiment of militia was the sole Treprible Iv the executive, sad the Earl of Wilton sneers taiod • very extraordinary mottos el his &sties when drawer. hie pay and &rage money as a coked, out of the Urge sum taken out of the tree of the perk err the rads trance of the suit • ; be only vlsled re fidimmli Cat. ter hie mike m, sad nth no pert witaireer k Its eneettragemesh, sad remained, se some of hie lairs Awed, at Nereediel, resin himself, aid probebty harks Me herr Weed de Sontag hie resat Betreen (Lenghter.) Whirr the coaduct of other colonel@ of mars f Lea Metbses, the conannadar of the War Militia, west with hassles be Oak. end Mr. Wllica NOW, the Colosel el the lessethin Militia, did duty with hie tegioset at Oltirebte both re aides the docks of tic House of =se foe WO woke' they h a d traced the to mad the Doke of Richard, • thotoesk etriker, the mismei et the Seem arta iseedebly went eat with We err, end serer meshed a irtli've of the pray new arm he dos some thdykry way of roma. The hulk wee vet Creed Mises being • rod erre sod • Moir rielpita sera wee set very Rate Isy the prig rd rexpareer erre, err* bawd by re mat, eat rat a per rid eseadres• rebel was argembel mime his by the know. The liaised erreed then ere mooted with severity mon the cesseellies ef re bird eppoineed_by the del of Widen te lamir=rbe the,. spirt CM. purrs, earwig that a Wrier ma- Sri el tree inferior allows he try sewn it eller, wee • mere Ye., mat recobrc to re retro etudes. It we be the Chief Judos of Esghtterl berg put upoa W Mei her a based comperel at the Atmery-Oeserel sad tea d the arise Orr% rwrl , tbe freer berg .ordure le jump We bit lershipte plot_ N sad era reamte coined hop" te attain the draft ef Attorsey-Genwiel. .) Ile people mmerbersi the Shoe sad labs eras, and lord tisk &nay „DiK the / hod inem:le um eed Lord r a iresimil d g =Did! son ism tn h re err he dY, eel ahem sialamere whir be ardidly centred be ell set maw etead, sag thee ermaitie I ea mt meet mesa le ▪ worthy sal bow milker, be ire rem report le alleihre rim he did to the viral re erre is de ropy, he be hirer that his lordship weal rear &Dew hie sward arse le ram then kesater meo ri ▪ lejarre le any arm. Mr. James air is Mr rlieuts bibriere lath Kr. Tares Ma combs, end = o r rail sea Hash bi( esi visa tbst Na mess le rhos wirecere r• istenoptiblepearlie mem la bops ctlisbere le be Ides ke areldipesitien end hie hog estristesee with Ms. Y emir to arias Mecombe Mlle reeky Ire Or err la the e Mar et a Commeas. Thera. maim" f lu roe mir me be rk bet We Isar weear r bray e heft Masan et the lad d sea , lis ag ped ea ▪ bir, le Mee ea raw tiers la Ire Imre et Creeerma whir meet he* COVINA Si lelel wort vldi Abair it ast ebb riper. the aMideleura et bet =sow whoa ear bisemewe r these primed hem Aar manta, le the Midis el the ems, the areed rodecied by ark( that Ihe perm mee la men es remeal pears. The ~lra germ Wm • whirr et war sad hamar eh% be (Mc Jams) erelaid hi bed Web dr bre end berer, bat irate swam et perms. vas lel la leer whir, en trea. be se deer m. rommled. Oa the ether Wm& there we Mind Dar Ire bald se pearreie bat We ewe hamar sad as wear bat Ids rued set cbmse tt% Is Or basis tbe make at parse wear be bell =; NW be reed throe ler • meat whisk roam Marl Direr b tbe peddles which be had ter rare le betell—e varlet which, bard ea • eraser err d isoprftify god jetties would glue as cosh sethilmetime to the eserry led is his cast se m the ewe hearts sad edielkeeL met. Teelw eppleine yam re renal sear) reseed hie Lad Campbell tau enwrorneed to s up the *videos, and wee puktiong when our report ie.. COURT OP PROBATE _ABA DIVORCE. the hags Clidleary.) - IFAIRRX IT 017AILDIAN This WY as am plkatios fora greet GI the administratioe ti de goods eat yet sdniialsterid, et Mrs. Radall, made: thi folio.l filellalliNgto In the yore 1564 • Mr. Woe Hall died, bequeath* wit fiesheld hones at Bar water to tru+ra, is order to and an WOW hr For uninarrled trowels, with • gift over in rare the iseabiteets declined the bequest, to him rodeos, Wine= Httl Werra. TIM liellvet being void endow the Weide of wertniVe, B M I. Dodson. the judge of the Pro frPoive Cote, hold that the gift over bad miso failed. Ad wit.mtraiice was tbee gusted to Mrs. Roden, who sat the 610 or of Yr. Hen, sat who had ale, did. I,rßurr deafer/ Mr. Wanes had elea'aed • declarati^n tree Sir W. P. Wood, M Mee elect that he wen hmedicially lat. ravel le the reties. Dr. Dow. GI C.. cad Mr. De ha. eon moved that od a airtratioe be pentad to tie make of Mr. Warne, ea tepeeetioe widish wee meant by Dr. Splek• and Mr charms, oe Writ ef MN: rWte ant of kis. Sir C. Creteeell .aid that be 'anal not et impost decide the queries ; es 4 If In the ereasthee the pn.tW weld sere* to nominate sear perms trt administrator posttests lite, be imelet make the tread le INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IX it 100111 100E1111,—LOAX SOCINTIEJ. The ire dem, • baker at Hemieweae , h, warn owed by Mr Re good t.r the West re Less Peen ty. The eemplaint we. made by Mr. Ikon the reerefery the toeie.y. A perms awned Upt-e Loner embed fora Lena of lOW., aid we two pmeene es vendee —the in , ltrent, end eacither pima, who bed bee wee a leab rat& ♦ pat et tbe money bed lase paid, sad !O(. was du. 1: r bid bon illawbaryW under tbe mt. The bill wee sew &Gehl 4lehe in areameeellittre tries to ; bat Mr. hens need shit the isesivent t. II him It was In, hey eel isteaw. renerniseed the hoselmeee easter, although ho bad Da bO4. 4 lie nelement Mr Pure Pureed said the r. eel c”uld sot rely cm etch • Ml t aaeli easiest say man. The ft Arrat tinted that he had made the representation MI ellered by the oppolier creditors. Mr. Cc...merlon-4 , Murphy impressed hie inanities mut the care with a judgment. He hod mos by the aew papers how lees easte•ise wade treated. Thies were anelellee which set up res rely to get the inqu'ry he," end elks societies were wictheised by purees. r:ortleg Se SIM, 46 . la We ars he name t.. tete the middle mew & The la. Arent bad became murky he Loon whoa he had le t am , ' aiming ad be mom lbw asegeence. The mart gem • judgment of four months hem Me retie order, made on the loth ult. UNCLAIIIIRD DriII:ANDS IN ItIE BANE OF ENG r. —3 • NUM just issued it appears that on the di •". tits 'idea& in the Bank of Rag'sai earmee4 lo 1,00,3741 of ',Web 926,460 L 12a. 66, 'W 4drereed 14 Me aeraraarsk Tit: SIR or Loewy. —Last year the net income of the 80. of Landon front mime ty within the toeiropoli.. as *Polars tram a kW Mara, war 10,6231. se. 2d. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. AN IMPUDENT DEFENCE. Two dissipated-Inking waren were charged with s'ealing wearing apparel under the forowing circumstances : The eller plenum Mary dart Stratford, wee is the habit of drawing herself is such* way se to mance the belief that lb* was far &dreamed in pre gnucy. In this, d iet oho resented hereslf at the condemns of several medial nom, emd, Of.lllllling a languid air, solicited chatity, or a 1103111. mendation to loose hospital, lied pital, daring the absents of tbo wryest from the ball, contrived to pose= beeself orally portable articles that might be hanging thin. wed than air appeased. In this way she Mole a mat from the loses of Dr. Yarn, in Chattier-steer, Fitzroy-square. The locoed pri soner, Nary Mitswill, was usually employed to pledge the artichretkne stales, and at ones pleeded guilty vlibliZlllow 4 thobw, stating that the wee " given so drink;' did net know what she was about ball the thee." Two separate ca having been prover, The priamer Stretford, while admitting her guilt in one ease, strongly protested that *he Well innocent of the charge preferred against bey by Dr. Morgan. She oared Heaven to wines, that the doctor wee routsken as to her identity, adding that " she did not want more put upon her than oho was guilty of." She declared that she never entered the doetele hem in her We. Dr. Mo lam certain this was the woman (pointing to Ott an eztrame:y slender female) who said the was nine month: irons. (A lamb ) its prisoner protested, bow that she warn tattooist, and imptqed the sagiatrate to send er, kw Ms reel warm, who lodged in the same hove, and who was very nem her cos loommt. (This was done, bat no such perm mid be Med, or bad ever Lved there ) His wrrrhip clattait'el bo , h the poisoners to Ss mouths' herd Lebow. THAMES. A POLICRYAN TROIS AUSTRALIA. John Purcell, • toll stus-bunt Mammas, who baa Immo • polloe-comeable In Australis, end oily ?stormed to this country yeeteidey, wee clou m ded with brio drank sad ta meable of taking case of himself and his mosey, sad area whh Wages to pay a cab fere. Osage Turner, a mob driver, saki be was bind by the to take hiss to tbs East India Dock yetterlay, and - be am to to. Yardley.—Nine shillittp ; how I. tbat ? Tamer—Two wee my lam tor taking him and soother man to the East lodic Dock. and then I charge 7a. Le waiting three loots and a half. The prisoner sod his Mood dmok a good dml of liquor, end I wan obliged to drive kis wad his Oland to the at Woe-hose& ---- Ur. Yardlai add du primer if Its was willing to pay the astrdriwr. The priemw—Yes, air. lam mach obliged t, him for the ears be ban Mlles of roe and my mosey. I was appointed to the pals brae which left thla country for Australia a few yews ago and have only joat r, turned. Mr. Yardley-1 parcAre by the police-sheet, you had a large auto ceoz about you, and that is all safe. Too ought ha give tits cabman something for his lo.e of time. Tbil primal.. rid he vu most willing to do so, and h 404 the nweleirate would at once Moan laks, as he wanted to hare DillaoM for Wits, this day. Mr. ley—Very well, ma* edam, and go where M pieta. OILLVWICIf ELECTION.-(THI6 DAT) The polling nonnneneed this isorniog at ht o'clock, is the distrWs cf Oressedeb, Deptlwd, sod Wool wich. At nisi o'clock Alderman Weems had Mused • teesiesrable real /sky, which increased boadly. The follow big is the state off tits poll, as Ores by Its 0/Jamul's cat tail semittes : Nam o'caeoz. Wows' ABgarsisia , 888 484 /Ajarlly 386 mg (fawn. 6•11111116, Aired II I&4rdir 453 minx feadni. Ilakftess. --- 1929 Aniselda 1449 MO* 4BO irwasirs eczoca. Means AmonSses 1612 Mira, $2l ZORDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY. (17118 DAT) This day, at soen, the usual lalf-yearly meeting • the prtpristors at the above railway wag held at the go Issedon-t .ure, Mr. J. N. DANIILLS, chairman of the board of directors, In the chair. st. The report has &beefy been published. The balsam to k lie credit of carvers anointed to 30,6371. 194. 10d., sad Aar deduellog L 7441. Ss., there remitted 23,7921. lie. 104. ji, - applicable to dividend ; oat of this NUS the directors mom- St weds& s dividend of 3e. 63. per share upon 102,131 of the old stems, mount* to 19,0971. 18e. 6d, sad lle. 26. lap ea the 29,090 vow shares, amoneting to 4,41061. Ith 4d. The CIAISNAIt, is moving the edeptbst of the report. elserved that the mods taking was sow mere stable and mesa than it bed ever been. It had large Geddes, _ imemotive of the .team-bestMelo • end although is the pasemer Mato was emcees.. the directors ' pet esnibmtly saticipat4 a still larger lemma Metes stoat importent fosters is the pro.pecte of the crea my wee 'operated with its goof' trate. The line was in Abel annimnkation with the North Lemke, the Great Mehra., the Loedee end North Wester', and on the wit As it might be safely predicted that the goods treat would thereafter prove hig h t seneteser tn. Isereesed dock te hese made, sad, et the Menace of the Oteat Northern the directors lnuaded to led warehouse accommodaticat for ea their goods trans, the Great Northern Colopmy gum- e. toeing els per ant neea the outlay, sad paying a metal • 2501. for the make lead. • dock siding mild have ft, be be provided for moresodatieg this tear; • peeks sot d this senses er date line would be (Direly at the service , of the Groat Northers, ben the eeetwerd part of this dock them* the empsety latiartai to reserve for theerelvve, thargbi the Greet Prethas, at say ether oxsplay that milled to nee it is Preadaig the Kett mad Wept India Dodo, at the Me of N. per tea Le sealer the Mac. gime the meet led been Weed the greet Midlead Company bed Et mentheted • duke is obtain realer dock eccommo &doe through the sway of the Blackwell line, and fa I ware of theme carriesof trails, the directors proposed to elk the proprietors to mks siditiosal capital upon the .-rarity of deluir sues. The thrum also wished the pro prietors to glee am lever to cepitatee their shares by con- Vet kg the, We 101. rock. W. Hato" (Veil chairman ) recommended the notion fee the adeptita the mu t. Mr. CARDINr educated a return to the old mem of IL rue; the esespony tai lost 2,00131. by the reducCoe this helemer, end be thought that fact should make the ai mless ponder seriously epos what they were dot The Camases • red the direct° s bad pondered eertoaely Las apse the salter, bat they thought the es etiment of the re- e• lucid fa, s ought to have • fair trial, and they bad 1111011.11 to ooetinue it for as whir sit montb• Mr. VINILLSIII, • prororof SOO shame, probated against the len of seising the 8. He them& the reduction had sot been carried he enough. Mr. Mahe Pearsoa's pam phlet upon the metropolises railway *Alb shady ffetoon @Meted that tho poesy patties mem was ftble to railways. High fares hors ths public off suburbia hies; whereas ow hews comma pe to Mare). The CllAtenall old li was impoontle to maim fu'th.r reds:tils without Woody medengenng they rev. nue. Rapeseed experVal that the conspasy had reached the lest plat of Mr. Oauaoi Berne lisped is say warebounag armags mints w.th the Newton Counties, tho directors wand tabs cats that Bastin C...series iswaresta were n .toll ,wed to pre eminent& The pprroopp red ansegeme n's w.th We Oast Nualeem awl Midi ad woe highly ast'sfar.ory. The Csaisteas said it was snits a tnietaka to suppose that die Beaus Cotentin had got the better of this company. Mr. WiLtaame waisted the directors to be ensi as hew they Id the miss et ohs railway, end to mks are het they wen sot occupied by mutes dealing In c>f m barely. met Ask. If a hrge dm ware to occur is say of le them—and two of a meld satire bed happened this year— r it mien wallow up aisWe &Weed. The C. 1•111.11•11 eaO tir7 mare a Me to s thie their bmina trortag combsetikee mat. ri.l. in the arc bet KAY of the arches ow ns fookeles, sad the titmice* no power sr restrol whatever over Meer. — Dr. ?Imo tW44Wasl that the recent large catlay• of the amsjorry b. boa aersdaotire. The Cst•tmeta esti that vita a mistake. The tapes& tare sews the Dog ifdse, the 'vendee, the Mediae up of the mala WA. mad eidsviag t`le Penchant-tired Ma'am', W yielded • ream ',tibia • (radio; of 6 par oene. Thor retort wee thee ed •pt el end the diet lend &pastel le payable on and after Weescalay the 16th botost. RewAut.ono wove that pawed aulheriaing the &reeler' to eget 33,000/ is ouch mune, at they Amid think book and is cepiteJlea the sham, calculative seek oh ere at (Of. The retiring mike, evdl dire-toes were rwelerted, and the I receodiego wield with Ow steel *melon& to the chair- Loaboa Lira AISSOCIATION.—The ballot of the 1 1 Lobs Lib Avociatioa, on the claim of Mr. Irintent Ilse* for 4,217 f.. ea the 4,000 t. poll, y enacted on the his at Ike lets John took place on Vfednewley. wins the neck was ma follow': Against the payment, 276. fo , , 66 ; show;ng a majority &denial t, the rhtint of 219. The former ballot, is Jai,. 1666, showed—Anabar, 216 ; for, 84 ; ma jority spinet, ISt. Boos lEttarlaaToN MUSECM.—Dttring the week , trFebruary 17, the rafters hoes been as follows: anday, Trebly, and liaturdsy, free days. 3,430; on Mods, sod Tooday, free sveniegs. 3.604. On the three obadoat: days (ambito* to the public 6d.). 471 ; one etwdenti evening. Wednesday. ; total, 7,604. Prose the opealoa of the ttwaes%. 7i 9,774. MARK LISTS-?HIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The railway share market to-day is firmer in character. The principal demand is for Great Western stock, which has risen 1 to I per cent. Mid land, Berwick, Caledonian, South Eastern, and Eastern Counties, have advanced about per oent., and some other descriptions per oent. Pre sent quotations are as follows:—London and North Western, 96 to ; London and South Western, 921 to 93, ex div.; Midland, 1021 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 96; Cale donian, 86 to ; South Eastern, ;49 6-18 to 7-18 par share ; Great Western, 67 to 3 ; Eastern Counties, 12 7-18 to 9-16 per share; York and North Midland, 78I r to 1 ; Berwick, 93$ to 11 and North British, 61 to 621. reach railway shares are rather better. Northern are quoted 371 to 1; and Paris and Lyons, 33$ to $. Lombardo-Venetian old shares are firmer, at 1 to 1$ prem. ; whilst the new are rather dull, at fto prem. The Indian shares are sensibly firmer, upon the an nouncement that the new loan will not exceed 7,000,0004 Ceylon railway shares have advanced, being last marked $ prem. OIDUILKYItIiA - IN AND rt 001.15. 2.1161E1T5. $ a.= s sayabit eue Melon t IlueurtFerk R. I ▪ NI t pz t er : st. in Nee* N Neellmee I It re lb& t 4 2.11 " tet ra... L 5 Rem Malt boas me Illelteell De. New-- N. 2 =ee t =lilleek lowellesia I NINIL " g llll.weseere J tr NO I=k = lilt led b • .-- 1 1 w ers. ••••:::=: • • • stkr Ile Tat Vele tWI Tale et JOWL Y Walereerd W kareili NS Vaittionreit..... ▪ a w. Perrra j rell • Po* • I Sgs Omllo It Mgr& I re !. 5 3. Poi 41 14,..k-1-6 SorO Do. II and Do. II oor i eltsitl 177 . 4. *OP- !••El= ii(aLa& 1.• • its ' : 1 147.. _trujIM1211 e._ll .. _ . aus. p. eva.3 MIL 1111.2.8.,11•1. k; tw i : 'lW.TWesinatee , Lis La moz i l sa . la 111 1 4 ; 11•=11:::rtag n iri Isa asal e lLiaL ass. la DI: prima. . 'Ma FMB rws. oak /011211111 `~ 111IT1111 PO4BlldlOllS. Lowe► W i lll a blin.. i r a ri.ii adVisesa } ... * a red itamilii. ........ S P re Mein's e s. --.. V a t b 8 7:1 4 1 M e rj: Jersk al ::llll6 7.. ClikoMm spa crlivrt:°=: .... .. ° t i t ma timiell . ..:: - ...pl. J sbbaliare . 7 ft . per Dim NA; 90. 1 .. 11. Do to* ISO Do. do. Idef Ormatlodloa Fdalogild ()tact I.d i dkt i ' ... rja nk si Nil:Ware do. Iff_ pt = l ,l r•• ye iss. i m" ifirm . &wawa .74,;:', ) T • ii • N C C t7di. I I m." in 1 6 ! par i vs ii is so a n n L' is. 2 I: 11w dis s I am" i 1 0; 26 U i a Nor 1 I lb al a a MI 0 “ 7 0 MONEY HABMBT-TEAR DAY. Two olhoolt. A favourable impression has been created in the Stock Exchange by the announcement that the coming Indian loan will be limited to seven millions sterling. The funds have advanced to 3-16 per Gent. ; and English, French, and Midland railway shares are generally rather firmer. Very little bala nces is going forward in any department. The scr:p of the Nor Austrian Loon has been offered at die., and is now quoted to dis. Consols are firm at 954 to 4 for money, and 96} " sellers " for the 9th of March. 'Phe Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96 to 4; the New Three per Cents., at 96 to ; thelndian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 98}, showing a further decline, owing to the approaching mew supply of these securities; Indian Bonds, at 16s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 33e. to 36e. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. The New Turkish Loan retains a tendency to improvement, the first series being quoted 79/ to 80, and the second 64 to 64 dia. The Six per Conte. of 1864 have advanced to 90/ to 91; Venezuelan Bonds continue in demand, and Mexican have met with more inquiry. Sales are re corded u follows : Austrian Five per Cents., Metallic*, 76 (exchange 106.) ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents.,lo2 ;ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1014; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bomb, 184; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 204 to 201 ; Peruvian Four-and.a-Hallper Cents. ,94 ; ditto for act., 934; Sardinian Five per Carts., 804; ditto Small Brads, 81}; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 304, 304. Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, first serial, 794; ditto for 'owing, 794; ditto second series for account, 64 to 6 dis.; V la Five per Cents., for account, 444 ; ditto, Deferred Two per Cents., 17f, 174, 17/4 The specie arrivals just announced represent a total of 361,4001. The steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, hes brought 178,8001. the Europa, from New York, 114,5001.; and the Avon, from Brazil, 68,1001. Late yesterday afternoon, although business re mained dull, a favourable impression was created by the publication, in the Szpress, of the Navy Estimates for the ensuing year, which show an extent of only 981,8101. over the previous year, notwithstanding an "extraordi nary" charge of 985,7071. for the " reconstruction of the navy." It is inferred that Ministers have abandoned the more comprehensive schemes recently disowned. In the discount market yesterday the demand was quiet. First-class bill were taken at 21 to 21 per cent, and even u low as 2 per cent. Very little business was, consequently, done at the Bank. The letters of allotment of the Austrian Loan were Lined yesterday, and it is found that, as was to be expected from the obvious in. adequacy of the applications, the subscribers generally have received the entire amount written for. Endeavours are of course made to conceal the failure of the loan, bat it is generally be lieved that of the six millions of stock offered not more than a sixth part has been taken up in this country. It is known that subscription lift were likewise opened at Amsterdam and Berlin, as well es by the corresponding members of the great family of the Rothschild' at Paris, Frankfort, and Vienna; and the amount placed in those markets will probably not be permitted to transpire. The principal re. hence, however, was evidently placed upon the Lon don market, and the continental subscriptions will not affect the general result, which is—signal failure. The Venezuelan Ambassador will, this afternoon, place in the hands of the committee of Spanish- American Bondholders a proposition for the settle ment of the debt. It is said that the terms to be offered are 3 per cent, per annum upon a capital of 1331. (the 331. representing arrears of interest capi talised), and 1 per cent. per annum upon the de ferred, the dividends to commence from April next. There is a general complaint of the difficulty of obtaining information from the office of the com mittee. TM 162,6001. by the Norfolk was delivered yesterday, but none was disposed of, apart from the 80,0001. mentioned a day or two ago. There is still no alteration of importance in the corn market. . It is a disgraceful fact that, although we have reached the middle of February, the Board of Trade returns for the month of December have not yet made their appearance. It is understood that the Stock Exchange commit tee are investigating a charge made against the Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin) Railway Company, which imputes that the company's subscription list, upon the strength of which the shares ware placed on the official list, was not of a bona fide character. Monday next has been appointed special settling day in the Stock Exchange for the shares of the Madras Irrigation Company, which are to be marked in the official list. We are informed that on the 3rd inst. the Directors of this Company wrote to Lord Stanley, stating that they bad elected as their chief engineer in the Madras presidency Major Hugh Calverley Cotton, formerly of the Madras engineers (brother of Colonel Arthur Cotton, so well known as the promoter of Indian irrigation and public works), whale practical skill and high professional ability in the construction of works of this nature recommend him as the most competent person to fill the post. They requested his lordship's sanction to the ap pointment, and that he would authorise the board to instruct Major Cotton to proceed forthwith to Madras, and on his arrival there to place himself in communication with the local government, and adopt, in concert with them, all necessary measures for the investigation and survey of the work pro posed for the Bret operations of the company —viz., for providing irrigation and water com munication, by means of the rivers Toombudra and Pennair, to the cotton fields of Bellary, Kurnool, Cuddapah, Nellore, and the Raichoor. On the 3:h inst. the directors likewise applied for permission that inch of the shareholders as may be dedroos of paying up in full may receive interest at the guaranteed rate. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9881. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called for the 14th March. MONDAY ETINISO. Pending the announcement of the Indian Loan (u regards which a number of rumours were circulated which we refrain from reproducing) great inactivity prevailed to-day throughout the Stock Exchange' Prices, however, were well supported. The funds closed the same u on Saturday, having scarcely varied a fraction throughout the day. English, French, and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares left off, in many instances, a trifle dearer. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931, "buyers," for the 9th March, opened and closed to- day at 931 to f. For money the last price wee 951" 5e11..." The official business report is as follows:—Threel per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,1, 1,1; dttto, for account (9th March) , 931,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9&j, 951; hew Three per Cents., 95j, 951; Thirty Years Annuities, exptring in April, 1885, 181; Bank Stock , 229 ; India Stock, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 981, 981; Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in May next, 100. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 33.. to 38.. prem. India Roods were dealt in at lbs. to 20s. prem.; and the Indian Four per Cent. Debettures, at 981 to 1. Turkish secunties have improved, owing partly to the more favourable financial advice. from Constantinople, as referred to below. The new loan rue about 1 per cent., the lost series closing at 6 to 61 dis., and the 2nd at 61 to 6 dis. On the let Marsh the first dividend of 3 per cent. falls due on this loan, which, consequently, now stands in reality Ilt z l sa a 7s 7$ 5 5 ai Mitt' ;i i 47:, . fi a;" In 1 I IL AU l id IFS ISI gi ,Tr _ ii I: N 111 IS II 11 111 US i a i di Pr a — ill ii 111 1 13 111 113 II 141 v E o 143 pi KO 11111 161 171 N N U N 44 U WTI. Le t ii i fir al il Mb mo =I ,In 1 - ii pm VT SW U U I 161 JOT MOCK am oat v. soma' met Pair& II 14 1Ziii: E l ana ll l = cfr VSv. Weald • PreilsOol. 17:11rAaah - : teat_ iii:iTi -- twaiiri 4 is N 2l i" . IA Fe iis N a UII II 14 a i ii i it i ••• de WO ••• in in cap itoo 141 1.10 II U UIS lull ni zet al Uli I I I di h di 411 47/ II& IS TI 111 u 1 1 11 76 d 7 It 4 1 Is a If II 16 4xd s i IS TO II MI:2 n 111 43 U U a LI U IN 24 Il i ij 1F 111 im L 11 Z" qI II uz zd 4 :4 1,01 7 &sad y # j 11 I Rd I 7 - 14 1 I II 1 13 14 v . cow re is %fi 1334 u I_ F II lit los TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mtn 14 i '4 1 4 ad 0 i zd Kim Plie. Now Telal. spew mem MIL Wok sifts lebevary t t L irk 3,021 10.161 1.11- SOCIL 13!211 KAAKEIX WIPP% Fn. 14 —TY market - me of all . tetJoit96l96 Por pions non nap botsor. a I: I VS I-0~ sad anIPPOL VI AWNS aTiVic.......... i _.,... w...... p hi lawsee t. Y In 61— and Ranh Wangs% 96 1186 II ill 6—Proreb 61 1-9 ft. 4 l—Yeit Mt L I it! I— artheni._9l9 I—D•66A n 6.16 9- 1 illn—Gsvad of OWEN 11 'otA Illmbra of Ilarewoores. 14-1166 motel wei 666919 la Wok MAY. at Ur 994 liii there us Was wave tegor Timis. T 11.111; alt. Oft. rek). SA/111.84 ON-alidliad. 101 i 11—Down. 24 61 {— Lads. 961—North lola hat par CM. Plefertea. n—anonsno.ni. DEATH OF ♦ CHILD-ACTOIL.—It is With nn *sad repot that we hear at an want I. Ike thea'rkal haft at Maass, that resabled is the death of that geed shred " Little Mary Mush," said ants Injury to others el the troops. The warmly were perfuming es Neill Queen on Thursday night, whoa the dregs if tittle Mary took tiro from the footlights, and in a momeat the woe eavelopd ht dame. A gentle ness from the aadien^e lmmedla'ely sprang up^n tka stage and tbrotsiat his cloak woad her suoroeded is smo thering the fire, bat not until army portion of her body had bean severely Monet. The performance wda closet imme diately, had the kik Melia tarried to the hoist, where she lingered foe some boors, and the burp of life beams redact. The ad oheumosoore will M resolved with sincere sorrow In this City, wbere lite. Mary surprised *wry tee, and wan MI beasts during ber roast engagement at the Athemsole. —Qaeame♦ ,Republurra (C. 8.) r iess ea=!Pubru ...... is 1 z av u ltritti i on xi: Mai h e tw...ml 1., .... . 0 sellilrbol .. LOA Miasma "'... II C:2. `b II arm • W. . *OW fair. im i gay ...... •• r a...7,i 10111191 MEM kw I Ewa Ilms. I PL 1 CIL Wow. I Reim . 4a i i w i• 11 li k .... a. ..... .. g S 1 1 ... 2....... i ii isia ..........—..• . . ..... a. I t 1' . et B. U 1 Vie 1 ~.. Us . - do e ii 1 . ..... c..... I Mr 118 ILiii 1111.1 ' .. iikaffiik........ el 11 k U. I OWL I faMITAITIL I IR. I tvaL .... c: to g ......ai .... 0 NO. Ananias Ira pN BretAtrltatortai II Ds. 0 kilt NO Ors& . • KO IS Vadau — XdoiLi OS ) Iftllegalloslt !... ?IWO we ... MlPritarea, turr.Otoladoi Oman 1/ Yea . hi1erna1 ........ :: 3 cAly. V ...... am T sic , iml ad SO lais.2=Eit 1 Oa. I. DM Ladle/am at lawallia. De. Mao illiari' U. =IV= P r l ier ig"M". WI Mr GiiiVi. tirmtrun .. O. assiabb 4112=1e 3 •. Lod l a= La It= cl." De. i % "0r'..7..7.:::: a 1 nWE :111 7. - L I e l ,. 1 ,... }...a. .. ..., 3 a zw. li re i sagr i: 1 1 cwtlb WI i:il. Ir 4 174 .4 pelt . i 4 . l : :=l "ff lEi aeraill••a • RAIL I) n Da : l=m al. • g Re L,...s p.& ... I al VT! m . I per ..L —, 11l 114 4 all IL.* avail I w..& . SI ai &Mime a lira, I RAL 114 il i i i a- all ilusaularmale want 89 1 0 all 1 18.11111. W. airman ea 111 Iw its IM ir at V* I I 1U 1. 1 • 18 11 at about 9 per cent. discount. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1854 likewise rose about par cent., being last quoted 901 to f. Venezuelan Bonds were in demand, and other foreign descriptions quiet. In the market for bank shares to-day Bank of Egypt and English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered were weaker, whilst those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Bank of New South Wales, and Western Bank of London were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were in request, at a further decided improvement. European and American Steam were offered in the morning, but subsequently met with more in quiry. General Steam Navigation shares were marked 261 and 28. Tne 1,0001. shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Com pany have fallen to 2151. to 2251. Colonial Government Bonds remain very firm. Canada Bonds were in increased demand to-day. The shares of the European and Indian /unction Telegraph Company (Euphrates Valley route) were officially marked 55., with 10s. paid. The shares of the East India Steam Navigation Company were quoted I to t 1 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoon. The mining market remains fins. Amonpt the stocks in winch business has taken place this morning, at steady prices, are the following : : Cern Brea, St. Day United, South Cerecloth Marton Downs, Wheal Mary Ann, and Alfred Consols. In foreign and colonial mining securities there is lie alteration whatever. At • serral melba at adanimanatlll= rte 4 llirrellia aspaain=iqfl i tras a al a i& grit slier * sera Z ailiftl eurtZgerio li rtsio n i la la balms It meta ISt rylltra. ma. Isae la la 1 test ausitidag dram Nam ara. mg iambs a ap• 14ta la fr if lie Wortltlat /Mktg Ornipor adltallell am is. aired am edr &Wag ramarer. dais( Deramber 0.,- 0 Beak ti of Var i m imil "12g rver tf ea tir lusthe ra4 oVa Mt* tl: l4 bre• ali Ink iisulaa lia =laud ratios las war. •31 Oa WPM Ole ra k . d 1 4,is Za r e t a a l i Vs l wa XS I al tam 1 wt. W., a teraillmi ass r 3 Et le lost teat lar araliespre about lasre. WI Mao I Olio ri ara at la. me at la st h. bias ra mit lode 12 Istal asrft=s me at 9...a5a at x tr= i ii. ; las at la 11l la taw arlillairk mift r el was Istl i i Ws MO. la r cad. taa cos E h m eraram i la i a l itt a " to =LT= MI an i Klecti ams 4= atinfam usi wet re OW ow l= ser palm= ...bee4ratsr = v .= cm Nebel...WA via to outs" 10110011 OM der. kw Yr awl of Deratlet. ths MUM tateth." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—THIB DAY. (IT aarnax AND num *Assam vaasoaarm.) cram( ova owl" ooaaaoroxozivr.) Grain market dull; wheat freely offered; bat ester in quentity only effactible at a redaction. Flour rather cheaper. Indian corn inactive at Priday'a rates. Egypt is produce quiet. Beam, 7.. dd. pear mtal. Other articles oehauged. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. Soctes.—The market Ms opentd with a Ina IMMISMIMMI, and the Bubadoes publie sale went off briskly at a slight &d -ame*. Mauti.fas sad But India are progroshrg steuttly. Befitted lamps remain quoted 62e. Bd. to hie. Conan.-1 he small public sale of native Ceylon did not show say meterial alteratka in prices. Tne.—Ths bade continue to bay Money mama Congea freely, bat spsealstors are not is SW' market tolley. Rics.—Thu balk of the musitity °Bad is pales sale wee Weskit is, and the article is dull. RUM MUM= steady. flearrmun.—The public sale was withdrown at previous p roton.—Fifth day.—The sales yesterday *pima with tecondbead goods Is the B Catalngus, a largo portion of whisk were eithdrawa ; the portion sold went very unevenly at about previous tabs. A few marks of Kuepsb and Ma dras in the A Ca.aloges sold with fair egirit et the retry perked, estabtishet. 2,171 chests passed auction, Wind big 786 withdrew', 916 !might in, itimag 471 sold. TALLOW MAREST.—THIS DAT. no market lo watt at tie hileoriser pekes: —Town tallow, 62e , nett calk; Peranbazg T.C. on the 63n 31.; Mara dew, 63e..3d. ; 6.3 e. ; Apra sal Nay, 625. 9d.; April to 1111211. 61s. 6d. ; °doter to Deconabw, 625. 64. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davis sad Conway mart buds very Sat, prices for best hay and clover without alteration :—Prlate meadow hey, 70e. to 110 s. ; superior ditto, See. to SOL ; inferior ditto, 665. to SU. ; roves, 60e. to 705.; clover, old, 90r. to 1000. ; ditto, sewed eat, 65a. to gds. ; Wow, 24e. to 28s. To-morrow evening a dinner of the friends of the ballot will be ►eld et the Alba= Tavern, Alderegate-atreet, the Hon. H. F. Berkeley, M.P., in the chain Among the gentlemen expectel to attend, are Mojor-Geceral Thompson, M.P.; Sir Cherie, Noreen M.P. ; W. Rouge% Req., M.P. ; Sir R. WIWI, Y.P. ; Bir J. V. Shelley, Hart, H.P.; Thomas E. Perry, M.P.; JOSOIS Wyld, Esq., ILP.: IL M. Greer, Esq., M.P.; A. S. Ayrkm, Req., M.P.; James Pllkingtoa, Req., M.P. ; R. P. Coiner, Rm., M.P. ; Freak Crematory, Req., M.P.; Donald Nicell, Iraq, M.P.; W. H. Sykes, Bat, M.P.; ISOM White, Fog., M.P.; A. W. Young, Hal, M.P.; John Locke, Taq., M.P.; Memel Wilma, Esq., of Melbourne (Vieteria) ; sad W. Con, Esq., M.P. Sin J . W. RAMSDEN AND THE WEST RIDING. —Sir John W. Remedea ear the first time met hie committee yt worthy in Leeds, and the interview was mutually satteladay. It was not Intended that the honourable Woos. should entrr into any statement el his politle,l views,—this having been in part dose is his published madmen end the feller et.te• reset being HA for the ha bags ce the day of election at Wakefield. Bet ea quanta& were invitut by the &air man, Blr John'. opaline were skid on several fete; and the judgment. madam., banality, and in dapmdeut thinking displayed is hie replier mended the the warm approbation of the debase= meant. We is revs we may say that the committee were wet favourably tropreesed by the mintier of Sir John lit besp emeden, which, trough extremely quiet and simple,. oke a combination of intellectual abildy with moral qualities far move yecentateg In • ;mato man than • showy rhetorical meaner. Sir John ex deep gratitude for the kindness shown to him M a le friends, end salted that It might be consametated by their attend/nos at Wskefirld ma Monday next. We hope the liberals of the West Ridlag will fed It their duty es gather round their candidate at the election, end to pima him in this Important seat with every circumstuce of honour.— Heeds Mowry at this day. fittRARY BACHELORS' BALL.—The eighth annual aide In aid of the funds of the Weiwoeth Literary and Belsililfle Ittetitatien is advertisid for Thenday evening next, at St. Jemel'o.hall. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CLIROTMAN.—A few days ghee the Rev. J o hn Loethae, of Wharton Panama was riding to vet his father-in-law, the Rey. John Jackals, at the nohlaboaring rectory of Over, when big home took fright at mediae gime object oa the toad , anti endtit nly shied. Tn. stirrup broke, sod the rev. gentleman was thrown of 4 and received such mjurks about the heed ae the, atter lingering in great pain, he died on the following afternoon. Mr. Lowthten was a native of Tenewerhy, and son of Mr. Lowthian, of th at idet Patriot. COLLISION IN TEE RIVER.—Thu Canard mew l/Jeanne Jura left her moorings on Saturday afternoon for New Yotk, and came to en mann off Hgretoonr, the captain kedging ft iredent to welt for daylight, the weather being easy, Yesterday mornitsg, at five o'cicclt, when still at snare, 11.0 d tide. the tog very Wet, a steamer, undentoed to be the Windsor, from Dublin. attempted to torn in the river, and ran into the Jura, doing herself greet damage. Fortenstely for the Jura, the Windsor struck ha as the bow. The Jura's stem I. much deme,•ttd, and she will have to go into dock to repair. Her mew is not in the last ini l ra mattgaw " SPIRITUALISM." The Boston Traveller has the following mysterious statement We !egret to tea that a pullets= of this ePy of distinguished and nil. antic attaismen's, ea* who beers a venerated um*, sad whose genius sad science hes given en imv porton improvement to the cites of the Unite wee, has hem so far bewildered to the mazes of apiritusllete so to believe that he is wrongly mated with as amithis end devoted wife, and ham found bit: spiritual affinity witb an ether young ledy. As we have been informed, the nife,though holt - 'woken by the development, and having use child, Lisa amented to the request of her husband for • wawa mi. and ha has gone to Indiana to procure a divorce, fn r.rder that be may starry his tee affinity, who we believe it, like hie wila. • lady el ittelligtnee, salability, and inept\ achati• in cherarter." " The Strasburg Railway Compel" vi ems op a t the Cheerier fa Bat Baia, "has just b een csegiegeabie robbery. A sum of leo,ooofr. is beak notes lied been place 1 ta • esoli-box which was decanted in the waive where the brealansa sits. The mum was deigns& to make a payment et Fabsch for oaal. Whim lb. g o d s snivel at the Toni Motion, the discovery was sale that the box had been forced open and the mercy atutra.ted. The owe in charge of the waggon had lift it at Lew, ad did not re-enter it until be snived at Toni, to that therobbeey meet lave bean (doled Wotan those two lesions." 1 .1 eidl's. S 3==arilh V i. thimese.- 4.omen I earl Suer is: ii . ..S It se Omni a a le s f s jk 1 el A. II I er.M.We's IS I II talehisl• User Ds Now • r 2 f ,r.tmea. si "W a semtrimil' w re 1 sizmilf al Simielos Week kW. : ' i la i r . r ...611eilii fees • l e Mal lls :F lFlrt 4 ..t., i 2 II el Seel ... - V = WS I A re , ..t.n. , it : rwf ft.« I 4 II al Wished's swim di es see.„ ...IP , I ii 5 IM 1 . 5 Vi VI SO $7 40 IT 41 Ii i t Mt J # 5 Fs 7 lo 1 - .4 1 N I Ili IN 11/ i Ili 1;11 11: tli Ili 33 • I 1 113 E TO 0 121 git GI OS 11 111 N fil 32 34 00 0 N IS l lt o 1 1 0 ' 1 , /3 IS It 30 1: 1 14 143 ' 141 it ASI A Nt no 1 ". 411 i 41. 7. NI I! sipi i IX ad 16•4 IN 6,1 a 111 z• Y Ip.L Nil Dili 104 100