The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (THIS DAY.) 'OURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. (346:1“ Übe Judge Ordivary.) lerraiers v. J 611 , 11174. —Ct. ILIOt • CASE. ThM wee a testamentary ant, but the sole question in etroversy was whether or sot • marriage hd tow c tn tn.ted oo long ago as 1811. Dr. Ph:llim.m. Q.C. (with whom wee Dr. Tristram), in c onk: the cede, said that at the beginning of the present .atury there lived at • village called Feccialschao, Durafriwthire, two familia named Jeffreys and Bell. Mr. Jeffrey, had • as George, sad Mr. Bell • daughter Martian Ths young people were schoolfellows we end a his Latta ip was not emoted by • jury, he seen be renamed to say " Noteustu, ramps, grader Tirana (Torii ; Tar:noon craft eater." Their iatimay ripened into en attachment which it would be lases' tarminsted in marriage. Jeffreys, who re at he • jersey man stooklageosker, hod as smbitio• to leer a Ester of 0.41614 end es the Sort step la lie itienorgiteds, he wont to Dearth ad tor up hie sheds ith e thellght Clarinda Mt ire rater Dirdrisa long been ',grimaced by bat brie tea yaryseak, grid Ditherer. On the 24th al July, 1811, Jeffreys limited W ersitheart, who wee the is he 23rd year, to meet him at the Globs Taranto be ere& Br socciedisgly west to the Globs, at Deader, anitganied by Mr Dartmoor; sad there, is the grenere al three ar bar wearer the prise restiolly soreelidged Ma OWN to be healer sad wile. • cartilmte wed draws up, eget by three paean, end ems to the bride; .ha which the sow ruled maple versed to Mir Darlene's, rem try posed the awn. The amt motors they went to /dr. Dale, end told him that they wars reed. Mr. Dal wee at flea displeased; bat having bra shims the cennicats, he err' to let the puttee hoe wish Ids. They estrised then ull Lain; sod &wag thee wet se art relsoithiag expretems, tho at • hied at arra& At WS prod les was y pica sad his emit wa, ow: idled tor hied by hirsiber-M•law. These arm wort re bet of re seles—a sea Jolt, who rag lass Is May, 1812, sad died se the eref 11 ewes; erre er, Reber, been Is Illeprebt 1114; wed s tad. Jere, bee le Jay, 1313. la ISM • mist gear raw, reel Bleed. died at • amightmettg aim= intradelltsys, threes the eateelegwr =swat bee seem le the egged lir lbw* Maw be eat far bla rib, sod they calmbled Ise war litho it Os Flash. Jolter, however, get tato P 3 hirsitien which brought him Ira Aced bad. .7. 4. 4 reel Merlin he wee is Flea; aled wrath* hour Meg eg seised, the turnkey Mil he dm mid r away . hat her ember est .8. wee his wila and red re allowed to trim wish hie dl sight la the next year, rows ob tred his idrße, he rat sees to Becaleotiat—then to Demblia. end Ur is mss wren terror Is UPI be tent et his prom wed, dales% •ffirgards he awara, r the en to bre wee are' gas aet - ibbiehis perteiL la bet he did at agree eget tiff May.. lin Ms bed bed ere ger& with his wile en atesset el re lett el his thesites Plink rd ere ear glee% ash the - parrs haring to te eirets, Jett, met sway from the Mr. Dal alerwarthe tome notorremed, asiVt irbisL oteliged to pen wit he lane. la 1831 he wee ewe, it Hell, mid tree he met . Scotch drover, who told Idmi he lad awe hie emaimiaw et • rice called Keeley, in Ltealashare, w here be we revise in the err e of hie gesheiri. Bell bee es eine is amebae as letarview, to ern s Oro. - lobar with rassedier to am ' .p le meta Ito, wife. Jame ishi hit that each a mop weal he Me re, m he hall reed biter le he a heti« , veld se, eartr some diewaske, reg ewe te area Jeffreys ~lle Wier-in-law ha. Oa arAirt untried be gime he 1001., and led oleo nab rest pert he Ids tea who ga-d Inn ale ter tine to dna Ws. Jeffreys .at to me him is 111311, but three May did sat err vary wen, sod Km Mays retursod Cron ICrlbt se the less day, he am de her various small dloweewess dslg Iles remainder mf Mr. bell Jae in 1843, the his sr-4-b survived sM the 31. i or Omuta, 1867, when he espied rather 'ma de* at Ilarrargan leaving property to the ssuount bawls 2,1101.11. sal 3,e001. Berets dwelt he had expressed his deentertr to soaks bar aces hie bra, bat he made en will. la sagged of the err sealiessat, Mrs. 'drys wee moused at sane hag*. tyke win ore exememed by Mr. Y. blearlay, P.C., rd eared seas ematiment by the Mr el derniesi realty winch mew opp red to the quaticelle of the herd coven I. Mr. Macula Kerr, • MOW/ of the Scotch Mr, proved that • proceading se bed tees sworn to by the mamma of the segues( el the nalloste (which wes maids) woad constitute • valid maids warding to lb* Crtr d co Scothiad. Other cadets wed Itharles produc-s1 to show thee Mrs. Jeffreys wee the wtes of the deceased Ly habit Ind repose. [nem. was gesnating whoa oar mart lett. 1 COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittiep M Niel Prue la Middleeen—(Before Mr. J• Bylaw sad • Common Jury.) TOClali O. la AIWILL.—AUVRatigINO. TIM wee an actioe to earner • sum said to be doe for goblin - Mg pacarde eoateleing admetiesmesta is reference to the Tern esedT,Ue sad the pies wee not indebted. Ms. Huddissiee and Mr. Joyce appeared Ur the plaintiff, end Mr. Hawkins and Mr. athiww - for the defeadant. The *hail carries ea Masses under the name of the Metropolitan Permeation Advertising Compaay, his maned business Wing to rest comers of streets, places at railway stations, sad Leadieg-places at steamboat .Mere, for the pa per of exhibiting placards. The dehadint wee the pro prietor of the low. and Table balk, sod early in Jana de plaintiff end dehadast came Into commintication in reference to e abibitiag large placard., 7 feel 6 in. by 3 feet ti Ischia Aoeurdieg to the ploinaiffs case the delmiseit wee told that his terms were for exhibiting the placards un the 140 permanent viatica. 321. for one math, 351. • month for three mostha, sad 321. a month for as months. Defendant was Mown cos of the plaintiff's priaad mealtime, which stated that advertisers for shirt periods shoald give one week's swim of dlicontinuatece, moat* advertisers • month's mike, sad quarterly Myer- Mars three month* . mem, mime It was °Menne* exprened I. the contract. The a/deadest wee asked to sign • contract in which the order was given fur the display of the placards sea in which it was stated that the nun woe t • lel payable in *deuce. This alm matinied the couditions. The defendant ramped to sign the theist art het be agreed to pay 201. in ad vance. Previona'y the defesdait had written giving ankle for the porting, and oildieg " at mil be understood that the month commons from the tone of putting up the kat NIL" The bills were put op no the 10t0 July, and on the 19th July the defendant wrote requiring the plaintiff to furnish him with • list of the 140 station. when tee plat Aid had been posted. The defendant had on the 10th July a hot of the postbag matinee, and on the 19th mother was mot. On the 6th September the Moodie wrote to the pLntif, " 1 will thank you to monde, as accrued the order to *BIWA the Town and Tab:. ra,'k placards." The plaintiff deamodal • moat's twice, scrupling to the printed mealtime, sad the placard remained up until the 29th October. TM pre mat claim wee for three months' exhibition of the placard from the 10th July to the 10th October, at 361. • mouth, the torsi being 1061, and the balsam elabarl, after deducting a dhoonut of WI. 10s. and the 201. paid, left • Miura of 741. 10.., which was the !moat clame d. The defendant hos taken oat • aummoos to stay presedthwa ea the payment of 401., bet even if the plaintiff cowed clam ray for two month., ft was stat,d lbw the *Celia& der amid be 461. 12a. Kr. Tusher, jun., woe called sad estradmi r paws the phietre new. la eressommination be mid the Disersprieles Pwwwwwt Ahortlabg Co.p.ny wee establiabed is 1661. His Mawr wee Me "Pferetneet 0411psay." (A lasse.) The camp., W *se 156 &tali Ala at the pest westwat. la Jew the largest make" of available teatime was 140. Saw of the madame were boordanas, but it wee expihisad w the am tower that that wee eo. ewers' of the striate were nadir railway arches emit roads; each elle of the wit wan called • esperefie Modica. la Labatt there wax • Mass as which plow& were ex hibited beck and trot ; nee eide 'bowleg en le the Mai sad the ether on to the river. TM two wail. were two sta dia,. There were , lung placard. ort wall en the broad ono. The lone placard wee exhibited In court. Mr. JailKID Byke—Th. Court of Common Pleas Is Dot ewe of yew sweats.. (A lough.) Withese—The Mandiant pp:meted to ham his placard at all the essidew. he..... If any eats misaieg he shuald then le shim es lad it est. lie said his object we, to have it pis twist at all the pine, mil asked if they mold do it. They yy Itsd ess pier wawa two, that was at Hosier had. The defeeelant dial nut my when he gave the ardertbeiberbould be at liberty to diemattews when hepiewed. Hs wild entiaw at 'Wat of the month, became the ceder me Pr • eteatb. bee Mir that time then was to be sodas ffemettmes rls.l bailnue ken posted bills over thereabout thore wee • Sae of 40e., red they bad got ourrerom minicabs& amemmised—They ha I paid se much as EQ. far the est• dd. of • bow Mr. Jamie, By in—licton homes an like mese people— better mi the rota:- than the Made. (Laughter.) Witoese—lr le or 1 they are in a good pueltioa. The pumas up the letenetent'• pimarda at the piers wee a sem ✓ats Misr Ti-.y did sot pet up the plemPle at the plan, L nee they er re aat malted with the delhadmes weds of dung Leanne. Mr. Tacker, 'be patatiff, mid that ow wee teenier he called na the deterrent lot mewl. whoa he red the warm moat Mead OVIr 1311 the sad of the re mad =Mk, whim he would give • thwaral other simmer. owe ezmised to move that the bills ha/ been marl by the 10th Joie, and thee in August Ibe 4.6.4.9' s clerk had raw nand the .she and the wog. she of Loodine wteh the plmetaff's teepector, lad at awry &wawa the bale wen ,end meted. This wt.. the plassmr• ra.P. Mr. Hewitt., In, lb. alefirodaat, submitted tin* the plata tiff me in MI mean only emitted to mown foe two mouths pastas the bid, He Mee stated that it wee put of the auswrisat that the placard Amid be ars all the compare stations, that the payment wee to comma as from the gins when the last bill was posted, and that the &Want should be at liberty to pat en end to the arrange went at any time he pleased, by gi•ing notice. On the 29th of June the defendant write, Yon can have the bills, six sheets double crown, for the pike so agreed for exhibition at all your places. It .111 be under stood that the mouth communes from the time of putting up the last bill." On the 16th of July the plaintiff wrote, test to Inform you that your bills are ill in their plates for the last fortnight." The learned coun sel complained that in one account sent In there wee this item, "To the display of 140 six sheet D.C. bille nu the agnpany's permanent stations for one week from June 30 so per agreement," whilst now it wes admitted that the plaintiff could not claim for soy pri,,r to lOth July. In addition to this periode airoitted, ins letter from the plaintiff, that on the 29th July the pleased was not up at all the stalling, and it wee wild that the others would he up in a few days. tinder thew CifO6IOIIIADOMI the notation would be whether the con tract had tea performed, and, if so, when. [The cue was proceeding when our report left.] THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY , EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STRRET. A PISS? MORT ZNOLAND. Nary Omer sod .Nirlo Rawl, two of the worst cher& lees le the peeler el edisins. were charged before Mr. Hamel or enerig • insk, *Detaining wring apparel, be re who of 41., prepery of • Gonna, named Ire Dees. remeesior, wits appeared quits as and bra. dared, wee scoomigested by as seturreter, through whom eleer—At re; o'clock this morning 1 errived Regred per seems from Rotterdam. 1 hare no friers boo sod me row the err toren say turning, le ger ot • lodges/. About two o'olock I net tire taros, eel made this sodomised that I ward to go to arr, ad they pitied sr, sod fixedly took lee to a beer erre 1 rid is • bed with (hi reek, corring ell my desire, dor by my Ade. Sometime attorwaido I awoke sad reed ease it wee err sr filled with Meier Ns original erre bevies bre erects& le erre rermestre I rear est of ties pen, sad was stopped by a re ha • yyrrpp •..t was carried • " glare " (lowers). I mode Wm that I bad bees robbed. and he after • keg time lebreineed an to this mesdames (the natorpretsr). Peborrabobable. 109 H, mid-1 sow ibis gentimaa at 5 We morn, rerimr rag Whitoch•pel-road, like a mari nes. I mopped Wm, bet weld not undentond • word be erred. re leek Dim to et interpret r, and then Isere' re flare, sir •• deesr el tbs girls, wo rded is • beer le Pleworerami-Desweroet, 891taltlerda, trim tbs prlesairs were bead s Noy bolsi all knowledge of U. matter, bat ere "eat " limes sr • per, sworn le by re posawher, were dierser Y U. nom. Is reply le • werien ken Mr. iirroaill, roarer mimed his rteliea.rre et brag . so rested the very first err of hie arrival is " geed laglsed, and gave an err e that be wee ear bare re essetry. parr were erred kr Isla. IRELAND. (IT Dams' ArD !um umnisrvc Talseakrz.) DUBLIN, BATUIDAY. LEGAL CHANGES fit IBILAND.—The Freeman of thin =ening (fiarenkr) says, the general rumour in the Hall yesterday was that Mr. JurUce Crampton u hes actually ranges& He did not take his seas RI to the Quads Bence yeinerday, end it is known t . that be has teen rubel to Mere himself from the ewes of a wk.. The immure is that the learned judge, set- pag a advic ‘, het determitsc4 to remain on the beach no longer. Rumour has sot determined tint the Solicitor- General will go to the Exchequer, or succeed to the rat In the Quires Beech, but in either event Mr. George, Q.C., will be the new Solicitor-General, end thee. Is gem equally general belid that Mr. Purrall lOU suc ceed Mr. George as mown prom-nor for Tipperay. p Mr. George is the late conservative member for Wethotoogh. • Mr. Purcell, who ia to be his successor as crown procurator, has always b-en en active and ocrieteat opponent of liberal opinions. Till IRISH SECRET SOCIETIES.—TIIE BELFAST Clllllol.—By some mans the Northern Wing of thin =dreg (Saturday) bee portends of a copy of is formation of the ore of the Belfast primonws, which i discloses at full ell them particulars which the authorities bad ken so ~,:icon te securer. The document is of ex siderable length. It gives the evidence of the approvers, Cedars sled Kelly. The form of oath adueintrared wad the aware of the ecestabulatory evidence is also given, and all the particular of the recent arrest of Bernard Boyle. This doormat reveals the whole nature of the car up to the present, sad is ef remarkable int3rest. IL publication wet altogether nescpeeted. The 150th anniversary of the eattbliahment of the Liverpool lilts , oat Hospital was celebrated on Thursday by divine siermes in St. Prose's Church, the Lord Bishop of E Chimer probing the sermon. Th. treaters and other friends of ths institution wen seerwards entertained to dinner by his warship the Mayor Mr. W. Browe,M.P., who was present. manned that at the coaclusice of the next N. sentry 'sari". be should retire ban PM representation of " St S o uth Lancashire. We regret to state that Mr.O. A. Sala, the popular author and joumslist, is suffering :rout ems severe injures which be receivrd from the beads of some ratans, while returning home a few nights sinon—Mesioal World. WELLINr.vos CoLLEOr.. Thursday, the 20th instant, Is the day announced for the opening of this college. It is generally anticiptord that be Moiety, who laid the at foundation stone in 1816, will honour the interesting car amid connected with opening the institution with her pg.- IL stem. Even should ber Weald, ke unable to Mead, it is omfidently believed that the Prince Camel will be preeet, lL with the Eel of Derby, the premier, sad the peemersof the °other. But little of these memive works sew remiss to be 1 finished. The building is cambia of seccesteedeting 260 ate deem, but this number, Ms salad, on may be received by the tend for the assist's's°, of the entabliehmeat being cos- . 111 : sldsrably augmented. WILLS. &C.—The will of the Right Hon. the Ma:chromes of Hastings, Barbera Yelverton, Barmen de 1 4 . Ruthyn, wife of Ceptaio Hastings Reginald Yelmeton, fl lt.N.. of Palace-gardens. Krnsineon, was administeted to It. in the London Court of Probate by the husband, the sole ; executor, to whom were pante 1 special letterset adnenistre- p lion with the will annersd. The will—made the 21st of le July, 1858. and signed "B. Matinee Grey de Ruthyn"— IL L rooftrees her marriage settlement, and directs 10,0001. to be E invested for her daughter, the Hon. Barbara Yelverton ; and Si the residue of bar property she leaves to her husband for life. —Tbe will of IND late Sir John Gordon, Bart., late of Sashimi, Kirkendbekriet, N. 8., which was registered in la Scotland in 1843. was proved in London on the 11'h of Jemmy inst., by Led Mary Gordon, the relict, one of the ementore, the deceased being possessed of estates in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Jamaica, to which the present baronet is largely interested. Lady Gordon receiving an annuity, end the younger children allotted portions.—Letter of &Ministration of the edicts of William Llewellyn. Hag , late of Bataan, Glamormaahhw who died on the 23rd of Sep , Imiter last, at Kees-road. Chelsea, on to Griffith Llewellyn, Esq., of Mesa Sail, the Uotber, he having died intestate and a bachelor, without parent living. le I TM personalty sworn under 2,0001.—/lhiefreeif Lowden 1 . Nero. I ACCIDENT TO THE 11VIDE Or ARGYLL—IAA 111 ht (Thursday), as his grace was procedlog to the City all, t• to deliver s Lobes before the members of the Atbesmota. 1111 his carriage ems to contact with another, the pole of es which entreat the panel, struck lb. duke uppoonn the head. se Fortunately the injury which his grace sod was very ■ ▪ and in she minutia oiler the accident he was able to N i deliver his lecom.-01sayow Doily Mail. so Tile ALLEGED MATH THROCOH 011111BC11 RACING AT KIMITNOTON.—Yesterday Ammon Mr. Payne se held an inquest at Guys Hospital, on the body of ti Mary Pratt, sped three years, the daughter of Mr. ■ Henry Seyiasur Pratt, door-keeper of the House of ss Commons Mrs. Pratt seated that on Tuesday last, la about bait-pastMlS o'clock in the evening, she was standing $ near to Kennington Church, holding her daughter by the Wt band. Two oinufbnes were then aswroachise from Ken ningtoa-gata„ the drat of which she hailed, and it stopped la the middle of the road. She stepped off the kerb, whoa she observed an omnibus corning towards her, and as It did se the driver struck the harms with his whip. and before Ms could get out of the way the and struck hair on the forehead, knocking her sod the deceased down. The vehicle paged over her, the home kicking and braises her. She was picked up by a gentlemen, en and did noest the time know what had become of the &M. bit They were both taken to a mimeos's, and afterwards to ths hospital. By the Coroner—Was p er fectly certain that the a driver of the escoad omnibus whipped his horses, and came s so o on at an increased pare, to paas the one she had called. James Murphy, aged It, corroborated the above evidence, adding. altboogh arossAtiantissd, that the thine, whipped his hones ea be approsched the lady. Mary Hialeah eased that she did not witness the amides; but "'- took charged the deceased after it °marred. TM sad ma not dark, se there were Om as dose by. Daniel Ileywerd, coadoetor of the omnibus bailed by Mrs. Pratt, said that both ashlar belonged to Mr. Matthew Ball, and there was therefore no nett of mein. Mot. Pratt, cam to him within half a yard, as he had the door open, but 111 evidently bearing the other oranibes approach became fright sued, and ran under the home' legs. The lest "idea"' we N supported by Mr. Russell, ef 12. Park-tereirs, Britton, le hop and seed merchant, end Mr. Wiliam Carpcosel, Jon., LI of Southampton loildium Chase vg-lane. Mrs. Pmt', on ; Millie recalled. denied reunite hack, as stated, and raid that g the driver, King, acknowledged at the hospital that he did .1 whip his homes, end endeavoured to peas the fleet omnibus. The jury rstassad • verdict ot ascidastal Death." SHARI L1823.-7H113 DAY. Two o'OLocs. The railway share market to-day is very in active, and there is no gefieral alteration in prices. In a few cues some flatness prevails. to For instance, Caledonian and Midland stooks have no declined about 1 per cent., and Great Western to 1 per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 0 4 on the other hand, is in good request, and haa risen t per cent. Most other descriptions are steady. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 981 to * • Great Western, 55 1 to 58 ; Midland, 1024 to 1; La ncashire and Yorkshire, 97 to ; Caledonian, 434 to per share ; London and South INestern, 934 . to 94 ; York and North Midland, 774 ti to 78 ; Berwick, 934 to 94 ; and South Eastern, us 221 to per share. iii French railway shares are quoted a trifle lower bra then at 4 o'clock yesterday, Northern standing at e st' 361 to 374, and Paris and Lyons at 321 to 334. Is Lombardo-Venetian old shares have recovered to fel Ito prem., whilst the new shares are quoted par i fe tot prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is in fair IN demand. 1(10 10 - st IN. 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VloW 1 do Dodo .....- 1 D0........».....—.. MONEY MARKEI-TEJS 1)4 Y, Two o'CLOCK. Despite the adverse rumours which were circu lated after the recognised hoar yesterday after noon, and which caused a fall in Consols, the funds to-day are well supported. Prices are now quoted as good as at 4 o'clock yesterday, being 1 per oent. above the opening quotations of this morning. Very little tinniness is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange. The opening quotations of the Paris Boone of this day have not yet come to hand, but in the coulee at half-past 12 o'clock this morning (according to Mr. Renter's telegram) the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted for the account, 68.80, and subsequently 69. The latter quotation is 1 per cent. above that current at the close of the Boone yesterday. The telegram re ports that " the rumours which caused the fail last night have not been confirmed." Canals were first marked this morning 951 and 951, for the Bth-of Feb., and are now quoted 951, " buyers." The price for money is the same as for the account.dt in a t 96 to ci The Three per e i the Cents. Ne w T Reded Reduced have be ree en Cents., at 951 to 981; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991 to i ; India Bonds, at 17s. to 20s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, at 355. to 38s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next / at 1004. The New Turkish Loan shows decided heaviness. The first transactions were at 41 dis., and the price has since fallen to 61 to 44 dia. The Six per Cents. of 1864 have receded to 891 to 90. The scrip of the New Chilion Loan, after being marked 3 dies, has recovered to 21 toll dis. Spanish and Portuguese Bonds are well supported. Sales are recorded as follows:—Chilian Six per Cents., 1041; dittoFour-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858 (scrip), 3 to 2 dii.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates,lol; Peruvian, Uribarren Four-and-a-Half par Cents., 84 ; Patin guese Three per Cents., 1863, 47 1 Medan Four-and-Ralf per Cents., 991, 991; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 881, 874 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 45 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 30 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 891, 90; ditto foe account (January 28), 891, 901, 891; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, 801, 80; ditto, second series, for account, 41, 41 dia. ; Venezuela Five per Ceuta., for account, 43. The applications at the Discount Department of the Bank yesterday were only moderate. In the open market the terms for the best bills are 21 to 21 per cent. An aggregate of between 600,0001. and 700,1 fell due yesterday upon the Chilian Loan and East Indian Railway capital, bat occasioned no promote whatever. The Kangaroo has brought 30,3001. in specie from New York. The 68,6001. in Australian gold by the Teviot has been taken for the Continent. The steamer Baron Osy hes brought about 37,0001. in silver from Antwerp. The mail from Bombay will probably be delivered in London about the end of next week. On'Change yesterday afternoon a further considers- ble rise took place in the exchanges on Austria, con sequent upon the growth of political distrust. The rise, compared with the quotations current on Tues day, is about 20 krentzers. The terms at the close of liminess, however, were below those fi rst asked. Bills on Holland and Hamburg were quoted at rates a trifle less favourable for this country. The quota tions are given below : Amnesties. totes months, 11.17 to 1; ditto, short, 11.141 to 161 • Boasettem, three months, 11.17 to 1 • Amore% Uwe; menthe, 26.60 to 6 ; Hamburg, mertia Sen t , three moths, 13.51 to 61; Petrie, three days eight, 15.10 to 16; Me, three months, 26.36 to 71 ; Frankfort. en-the-Mains, three months, 1181 to 1; Pstatsbutir. per rouble, three months, 361 to 1; Vienna, ed. no., three mouths, 10.64 to 72 ; Trieste, ditto, three month', to 76 ; Madrid, three months, 49: Cads, th i s menthe, 491 to ; Leghorn, three months, 29.70 to 80 ; Genoa. three months, 25.60 to 21; Naples, three months, 401 to 1 ; Palermo, theta months, 1211 to 122 ; Menerna, three months, 122 to 1 ; Liston, 90 ears, 621 to 1. Oporto. 90 dart, 62: to 63. The exchange at Constantinople on London, which a fortnight ago stood at 136 piastres, had risen on Thursday to 144 p. The Caledonian Railway traffic shows this week an increase of 6111. At the meeting of the Commercial Dock Company, • held yesterday, a dividend of 21 per cent. for the six • months was recommended and agreed to. A meeting of the General Discount Company was held yesterday. The net profits since the establish ment of the undertaking are stated at 3,3.681. Oat of a balance of 2,6681. a dividend at the rate of 5 percent. per annum was declared. The Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Com iy have received a telegram from their super ndent at Malta to the effect that on the ar rival of the steamer Elba operations were commenced by underrunning the cable, in the course of which an " entanglement " was met with off the Bay of Malta. On Monday, however, owing to a gale of wind, operations were for the time suspended. In the event of no further impediment having occurred, it is probable that telegraphic communication be tween Malta and Cagliari will soon be resumed. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 12, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 21,080,165 Increase 197,916 Public deposits Other deposit* Gorerument securities in banking department - Other eecurittes in banking - department 16,664,194 Decrease 1,644648 Coin and bullion In both departments de n day end other bilk The East Notes In sewn .. .. Total reserve(nobrie.2ocg) is bashing department 1687,185 2, Demme. 161,214 The payment of the dividends has been attended witk a decrease of only 161,2141. in the reserve of notes and coin, more than two millions of the divi dend money having been re-lodged in the Bank as private deposits, and very large advances made by the Bank during the shutting of the transfer books having been repaid. Hence the decrease of 1,645,6481. in the " other " securities. The coin and bullion present a small increase, notwithstanding the - withdrawals of coin by fundholdcrs. - The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 96,6871.; exports of gold, 78,4261.; imports of silver, 96,2471. ; exports of silver, 563,7721. • SLIM Of OWN D.—An Amount, pamant to the AA Ith and BM !N.*. arm (be wank ending an Wednesday. Jan. WALL 1305 00414b111114 653.030.100 Onvernamot Debi .... in 1.016,100 Other Banurnk• 1,410900 Gold ons sod aeilba 11531,100 NI ii DAUM DI PrqsMon' —. 410 Rem 1414.101i Public Dow* (Inehtd Exab.q., say. limit , Oomml.. of Nauoaal Debytod ply.Acosn) 6.511.7 d Other Reports se daybed oNr IDIY 1311131. 1L19,130.111 , lad. a 1119. /A MIN WALT/110T. 00.1171011116 &MAIN t 16•9 4 ,1 Dad 164496 Olkor Sesarliai 16.14..191 116966 • . 1.1.966.14.5 Gold deb.. au.° Jp0.118.116 X. YARN' ALL. Cidif Whiff. FRIDAY EMMaI, The Stock Exchange to-day presented a firmer and altogether more satisfactory appearance than of late. In the morning the rands were decidedly buoyant, under the influence of the recent invest ments, and a fresh advance of ito per cent. WAS attained. Leas firmness was subsequently shown, bat up to 4 o'clock prices were fully equal to the closing quotations of yesterday. The tendency to improvement shown on the Paris Bourse naturally operated as a spur to confidence. The result is that Consols have cloned only per cent. lower than this day week, despite an extreme fall of 2 per cent. in the French funds.. —_ In the share markets, likewise, the movement of prices was favourable, English, French, and Lom bardo-Venetian Railway shares being all in de mand. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 951 to t for the Bth February , op ened this mornin g at 951 " buyers ," rose to 95 1 " sellers," sod were quoted at four o'clock 95 t to t . In consequence of the recent investments, the price for money is quoted the same as for the ac c ount. Some t ime after the close of the Stock Exchange, upon a rumour of re newed agitation on the Paris Bours e, conse q uent upon unfavourable advice§ from Vien na, a fall to 951; to 1 for Use account took place ; but, under the ! circumstances, this quotation must be received with caution. The foreign stock market was firmer in character. The new Turkish Loan had improved at the close of business to 4 to 3j dis., and the Six per Cents. of 1854 to 90 to 4. Sardinian Bonds were likewise firmer, at 87 to 4. 89= 41 4 Portuguese, Peru= Buenos Ayres, and Brazilian Bondswereall inq for. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoosc, The mining market retains a steady appearance. Prices are generally firm. Shares in North Downs, Great Wheal Alfred, Tamar Consols, Providence Mines, Wheal Margaret, and Wheal Uny are in demand. Foreign and colonial mining s hares exhibit no alteration. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Political affairehaveemberrained bands during thoweely and restricted operatiess. Copper advanced on llth last. 11. per ton on raw and id per lb. on manufactured, which is fully maintained, the demand for cake and select ingot copper being in excess of the supply. Iron has been strengthened In price by the firm tone of the meeting of ironniseters Birmingham yesterday ; the feeling there was very en couraging, and the actual bughtess transacted was consider able. Tin experienced an advance of 31. per ton on English on the Bth inst., and foreign has changed hands st higher prices In consequence. Lead has become dearer and is Arm, but spatter la rather neglected avid. The adjourned meeting of the Quirts Reduction Company is called for the 28th het, "to receive the report of the experiments on vases added at the last meeting, and on the present position of the company's afhirs in California.' Ate general meeting of the shareholders in Vale of Towey Mice, hold y—Mr. Thomas Field in the ohair—the statement of accounts, showing a balance against the nine of 7201.7 x. 9d., was received end passed. Mr. Field baying tendered his resignation as treasurer of the mine, it was re solved, " That a:committee be appointed to attend to wors eeeral business of the mine, to consist of the following . —Moors. T. Plaid, O. M. 8011, Joseph Hopgood, end Ed ward Boyle." It was also resolved, "That •h cell of Is. per one 20,000tb share be now made payable fortwith." I`' yesior « . tt g, n ST itt iii ot i ii fr e N 43 347 13 16 DI 96 6V set stie ▪ N 10 101 106 1001 *0 92 133 116 Leo Ni• N IN 67 sr si pi US I. 111 131 17 VTI ale par i• N )04 U 1N i a 111 I Illi a il O W te lea ii Ili di' 'I ITS 116 116 5T6 14 46 4 Mr F 4 146 i a 611 364 i ei i - it iu 1 .11 i ii . :d B o o IS aol _li lit i n la /3 14 1 1 1 1 11 we 11 146 70"" la lid lei IN N Id Ili 116 ni a vat ima 1 .1 Y. I 1101119, SAILIFATS. 4! 4 MI r"MisiZr. — Tr • igo Brim limese Ormalmalltill.C ll . ll . 4l2 DIY all Moirted • Ilmileste • 2 lamil Smilligeh. = l p. ' g kdraa . A Nair A , Pi Sim: erre Ifir: t Omega ... 2 Z i t Rai Amy 111 Pasta 4 A m p Edff—=7. e m i strag4hamt.ti& all I=CW' S W I w 7 44. 1.0mentl 1i 4044.. V. nnis" a. le . i ii. i 4 5 41 , I r a n ldl 1.1 it -it I I M a as 1 it u u n 1 VI i It I, 101 gi Si 4 S ii N. 14 In LL " I I db 101111911 011161411ATIONS. al Maw, .lI S arm et a. L AL• • 2 a rm 6....`"'"arair— ti 2 sad MIL Ft Peril a imasmam.s. . 0 2 a UPI w I • al ii i mberese Pseno.trAll• WM ;Wa T 1 Tint k t a Tx ilk iii -=- 314 iu Ilise 111. au • I 'ILI NA IIS # I illi IPia iii;- ~ i K►, 1~1 neele se ••e N se MR I I ra mi dis 7711 1041 111 :si to is ft 8 1 0 ..l ~e 71 Is le a die It i i 1 M 4 10' .. li 11 1 ISI 13 1 WI be 161 1 NO 2/d Si Si si d 8 a 11 01 101 II 120 a 4) I il l 4 1 u I i a i al. 1 11 1. 1 I 1 iL F. se I si INlBsillo. A /. ii 1 11 7 4 111 1/1i II N 11 1 1 1* II MI lII— WI :dI IMO fis IX .1 leM UN • g 85.000 NAN • I 10,003 100.000 Pi 411. T.CIM III,OSLL•311 :1 - 1.141 MAP IN ni n L ei a COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The m e t ers o firm. Town tallow is quoted 62e. 64., pet sash; Petersburg, Y.C. oa the spot, 63e. to 635. W.; January to March, 631. to 635. 3d.; March only, 695. 6d.; Aril to Juan, 61a. 9d. to 624.; October to Decamp, 61s. 9d. Warmer Avaaaoss.—Town tallow 664. Od. fat ditto, 20. 100. • yellow Raniaa, 64i. ed. ; malt!ed 38e. 6d.; rough ' ditto, 234. ; tallow raves, 16s. , sacroodd dews, 7s. SKIM:WIELD HAT MARILET.--(THIS DAT.) Dockland Company report that node for bonbon and skeet Is good. Prime meadow Lay, 78s. to 840.; superior ditto. 86s.loferlor ditto. 665. to roves 60t, to 70s. ; slow old, 924. 6d. to 100 s. ; ditto, sword cut. 86s. to 965. ; drew, 265. to Ms. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Pine apples and grapes ere still sufficient 63r the demend. Fair samples of Partugel grapes may also be had. Peers la mason omelet of Ne Plus Mewls, Winter Glee ktoremo, end Jean de Witte. The a ippL i o , f apples le well kept up. Panacea, or forbidden mite realise from te. to 6e. per dozen. Barcelona nuts fetch 20em per bushel ; Brazils, 165. bushel ; Spanish, per bushel; almonds, 24e. ditto ; walnuts, 20e. ditto. Spanish hazel nuts have arrived, and ars in good order for planting. Cbmtnuts for the same purpose fetch trout 84. to Its. per bushel; Seen dessert chestnuts tangs fromto 24e. pee bushel. BAIA cobs era soiree; they reran 60a. per 10M, New comps fetch Si. dd. to 10s. per 100. Among yew. tables see some nice cauliflowers. Greens are Outdid.. French Mena scums. Potato sales ere heavy, except for best samples, which realise frees 100 e. to 110 s. per ton, the latter the ruling price. Artichokes fetch from 4e. to 6s. per dome. Cucumbers plentiful. Cut dowers &lady maid of °rebid', gardeziss. heliotropes, geraniums, violets, 'Mig nonette, heath; and roses. Pia Oman, pm lb.. 3m to hOrare., per d 0..„ lo tot. 04 Orsomo. ger 1. to a Lamoos, per too, la to 10 44 Pears, pa dm, ed to 2. In P. *4 •oroiee. From fed W Cote. seer lb.. a toed. 4Pria, per buob.l.l. to to PIG AMOK Oaullnowen, ark, 44 to Sd 1 bare. Pa lmonek MI to 3d Grum, p. dos. buothee. Is to 3. 130.41.01. pr 1104 to MI Potatoes. p. too. 10a to lib GNU Per lb.. par boo, 1. 1. Pl lalteen. coo. per scoro.ll6ol. pro el ma la tola .toto S. = per . Oorroto. per arc booett. id to 04 Was. b. per nom 1. 1. Tureim. pow beaked bed Sone ItaMme. p. boo- La to to eploadm. P M.s. WM b! =mew a test. id. u to lo u dd O menombirs. ink b to Belk tor dos.. Is &I to a leamer.Cii to 4d ". • p. boner. mo la DIVIDZNAB. LONDON MID NORTH WESTISEN.—We hear that the dividend for the peat half-year will be at the rats of 4f per cent. per annum, with a balance of about 20,0004 over. GREAT W is elated, but we know not how far correctly, that the dividend will be at the rate of 2 per cent, per annum . SotTo EASTERN.—The dividend, as before hinted in Bsrapath's Journal, it is believed will be 15e. per ahem, or 6 per cent. per annum. For the corresponding half-year of 1867 the dividend woe 14e. per share. BRIOUTON.—Very little doubt Is entertained about the dividend of this company being at the rate of 7 per cent., though very large charges are made against revenue, which, by the practice of other companies, would be placed to capital.—Herepeth. LOCAL 874.21 KLEXZZI. &IMMO; JAN. 14.—The Tweet apieeff quietly at a further ITCF proessoet. end matinee steady wog ot the day, bet at the mete who& Btrteolterle, IT 4 V ti ll i tatikbenta, 11 3.184-16—eledonlaaa. rak—Clamlet sod 1-11malere Ooollas.l2ll—Eaat Lan e% e—erlag Wren. I—Lietethise and Yorkátm y7l 4-I.loelse mid North Welson. Tarot /lonelloLotd. tr 24 1-81o4th Brelala.81; I—Bonnets. Set r d Mellow). 77 is —Lutes Nortbeen. M1—D12141.8 I—Dotta Sheath, 41 I Wood Prete et Cattotdh. AliOrtat Wedare of Nov* 114 4. •11COLS•tee. Jo,. 14. There was a Mr moment of boat tea+, sad the Tweet wet eta throoahout the day. Tracks, Si to lot Dot.% 211 971—ttbett104,. 384—M101•11d. 1 0 11—ffateh Staff.... 11— : Loadoec 984—tarkenhoad sock. GU —StuallSeld Prat. 12Q—ward...a -: ton sad etocapert. 8 I.lB—(lartataa. 1.21. etaslllll.ll.. Jut. 14. littalswas Ina limited to tel. market Sedan trot priors ware lowa. tooth Staff ordnalre Hallway shame ears daelt Ita at 11—London sod Norte Wettero. dooad eot to - M.d.xl4 at 102 j to le I—Norch &afford., at 4t to 41 dts.—Great Water= at t 544 —and dbrophiro Union. 4t to 47. COUNTY COURT DISTRICTS.—The Gazette of yesterday contains an order of council making DOM alight alterations In the districts of several of the provincial county oonrta. FIBRIN LAMBETIL—Lest evening, about a quarter pest air o'clock, flames were seen Mating from the of Messrs. Collins end Co., malt roasters, situate in rrint ag street, Lombeth. In leas than floe lumina the powerful engine of Moms. Hodges' dignitary was on the spot, and by the prompt emdetance of their firemen, under the (Boca tion of Mr. Whittaker, they succeeded in extinguishing the flamed. The engines of Meters. Burnetes distillery, Prioe's Candle Works, as also that of the parish, rendered efficient essistanos. The whole of the valuable property thus ex ; mod to danger eras untamed. RAILWAY TRAPFIC.—The traffic retiree of rail ways M the United Kingdom for the week ending Jan. 8, amounted to 412,8801., and for the corresponding period d last year to 381,6001., showing an increase of 31,3801. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their termini to the metropolis amounted, fur the week ending as above, to 171,5661.; and for the corresponding week of last year to 165,2941., 'hoeing an totems of 6,2721. The increase on the Eastern Comdr railway amounted to 371. ; on the Greet Western, to 360.• on the London and North Western, to 5,4861.; on ' the London and Blackwell, 1 ' 114 • on the London, Brighton, and South Coon , to 7871. ; on the London and South Weatem to 1,23 f 1. • and on the South Resters'. to 20.51.; total, 8, 20 21. But iron this most be deducted 1,9301., the decrease on the Great Northern, leaving the increase as shove, 8,272:. The receipts on the other lines in the United ICiogdcox amennted to 241,3141, and for the oorroconditlit of 1868, to 216,2061., showingan McNees of 26,1Z71 the receipts of these Now which, !added to the DIMON/ ea the metropolitan lines, makes the total income 31,3804 as compered with the corresponding week ot CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SWILLING DAT. FRIDAY JAN. 14. —Ade:M01am on payment, 1,105, &id by email thirsts, 563 ; tow, 1,669. 6:1 LC: -. 1 - 4 - • ail MG le 11, CO AN Ily t• id- in be Ir. so a ta b. OS IN MS HS 111 112 .„ __ 1h: p F. : i • IM 101 "ii *1 li MI 1111 1M IS 10 44 a fp z la sr II x la 11N1W iit iii it it 40 . 16 in It TO Y * 30 U lliet 1 d • 11 If 11 ••••