The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE. r THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT HACKNEY. ' SHARE' LJSZS.-(THIS DAY.) BRITISH PONIMSIONS. MONEY MARI --.--- __.._. (THIS DAY.) ADJOURNED INQUEST.-(THDI DAY.) Twos VOIDOIL Sh. 111 I ItaILMTL I el t s il t ,„4, . I W es t . 3 IG4a l tt . i. MI IS atmerson. N If - The inquest was resumed this morning at the The railway market to-day is buoyant, with a e s. me p m .y,,,,api ti& s wo . gag gag 101 l f The funds rem & Town-ball, before Mr. John Humphreys, one of the coroners good demand. South Eastern, Great Western, II all De. de. 1 ; •••• s- 64 CteURT OF PR( /BATE AND DIVORCE , for the county of Middlesex. London and North Western, and Midland stocks lie in 1 / 8 1261 . 6162 . 12818 . 21 I I t_ interest. Prices are (Before the Judge Ordinary.) Mr. Ellis appeared, as before, to watch the came for the • an Da. 160seare Ti 11 day afternoon. The District Board of Works, and also for the friend. of Rath. have risen fully 5 per cent., and Caledonian and some as as aug.,imatAmonersob MIMES r. snivilvti AND otefAlN.Sae. Ma., ♦Nog 1,1571 is in English milt Ir. I iaeison appeared for the petitioner, who was • boas a nd Ketteridge ; Mr. J. W. Ni c h o ls on , of 48, Lime. other lines, }. Present quotations are as follows :- imieentilby.&L.R. 1111 116 - street, represented the Interests of Mr. Amos;the connector. London and North Western stock, 96 to 1 ; Great t e• teo gi a , ; g in urys, muo 76 in -. brisk demand, and _ 'afield , rat Audover. lie tarried the respondent on the The Coroner haying asked a few questions from Mr. Western, 701 to 711 ; Midland t 192} to 1 ; Lance- ea IN Doane Vat der 76 00, railway sharea coutinu 1 - 4. of April, 1 , .. - .3, awl cohabited with her about two Green, the summoning officer, the following additional evi i..is, din la which time she bad oue child, which ampra one a dd uce d i shire and Yorkshire, 107 to i, being comparatively Igi C. 12246 a. 11 • 66626 • • 6 6 . ~ In - SI Is OapetkDOMMlP.o.lBla- I 1 0 generally are strong. „„, 4111 living. After the separation she led thrill Caledonian, 1060 i 1 ; South Ens Great Nor. to si te io n Os ai los e . n y cirri cent. IN - lon - - Mr. James Taloa, a surveyor. of No. 7 Greshamstreet,- The scrip of the M( tho iif. of • prostitute in Winchester ; but she haul latterly of the dim of thima .,,_ T w at end Chamberlain , was m aw. k xasteru Counties, ooy to 57 ; and i s . c o aims with the co-reepontlent Swain as hi. wife. When ,_ but the coroner said that he would rather that his evidence ern 118 to 119. si an as. /abbe/eon •-• - _, prem. 1 , •••illti° 0 ''''' eereed" o the 'Thre‘lemeleet• he '''th l I h B " e e should be taken at another part of the investigatiou. Sal; Paulo and Bahia Railway shares are in active de ail De. eg a et. Need- a tot _ At Paris this in •••-.1.1 hose had uothogg to do with tivr if lie heal Itanie Mr. Tinett mid that the et . upon which the went. 11. 0 the hudaead would have kiekol up any row abut it.demand, and are rising steadily . Grand Trunk of too an Do. dra do. 7866-70 101 103 Reuters telegram, tl summer rested had not been fixed.lN an Do. 6p. et do. 1844 lat 103 1024 i - The Court made • decree nun , but without coots. a lik ew i se unproved. The India lines no all Do. do. do. 1866 II lOU 104 k A juror said that it was his impression that there was Can "' ha° - ge. uto o rea g Tria g e / u eas ,t. 941 261 2/1 6 I opened at 71fr. 17c., stilt s Nem +X r. KWH tereant AND DEA,'UN. ... we , ot e there; are firm. IN di Do. Speak Pref. - better than yesterday. le spi • ti appeared foe the petitioner, Captain Chris- Henry Ketteridge recalled, and in his reply to Mr. Ellis UNDISNAILT &LULU AND STUMM IN all Diatiee•Pre,L4p.oLge OO 68 v t, 1.1. r llowlebil Ilteliardsee• of the 11th Foot.. lie nursed said that he had been at work on the buildings about See I I 41 Consols are officii to , (..- 9 .0..ket at Chatham in December, 1.51, and colts- ..oat h .. tad had berm employed then as a labourer while Sh. 1 Pd i 3211 'WATIL I 7 °l l in err is I all in "" i ti: I I i i d Dt. ; tie ot. isis :O6 :6 -__ for money, and 9 14..1 with her tall the year les10 • when she eloped leo all Do. do. ma.. - ST • the last five end houses were being constructed. ift aa • WeLbfbaurtsl. fig II - la, all Do. M. __ . _.1371. . 27 40 - present quotations •hilst her husband was co duty at the cam p He was one of the badmen. and carried up the bricks and eh IN ! man •-• 0.. '' SI. lee ever Iran Peninsula 100 101 101 ...t thiersbott : sad it was n proved that she mortar. The mortar was three of rod and loam with one 15 an 111201196121 ...... -•••• •" SO Do. New 1 dls tpm - and 93 to } I ~. s„.• living in riessedilly with Major William Etimud len d th e of lime. He believed du " thi , mortar wan ~0 4_ la al Alabama_ Tap _ -_. -. _ our 0,4 is.-...•05i, of the blot Regiment, as his wife, limos ' ind the mod was rm ht enough if the loam had not been 'le all , Brearem,lNeala.Mlnn• we 7 -, St 100 111. IL el I=a6 9 t r ot al 10 - The of businees eel all filaWast It 121 121 in SS. IN Brad asil Wire .... 911 97 0 het )4 , 17 four ehthh'ee ' 4 the, .marriage* T h eZrd. ° l . it. He had cheer yZ the quality of the bricks, and they pg. k ga ag e g g d os ... ICOI 100/ MI 1 i IN 111 Do. New 7l Os 10 t Stock, 241 ; Three IF tleutDl rye &hiller/ soil 1 4 • 1 . 1 '' e°•nivAlwe• Oct e"* • were called •• shougha." Thor brick. that be picked up • at erased Priiii........ ••• •••• ... 110 all Diallpeadapay7l,w.op SS 104 - daring to the adultery, and adultery at the part of thelN en lb. a do., 77,wit.op. U 96 941 New Three per Cent crumbled in his hands. The stock bricks which were found NSU 00111M11.... . ....... 5 I .. IN all Do. de. alvdthoatop. = - - 226 ; ditto Five per 1 .tit....., ; but they did not now appear. Under thews car. were mixed with the old bricks from those taken from the II an Da • ••• • dikimMlS an Doi4p.olada,peg.l7 - _ c m...Laois, old Brook wall. The sweepings of the rooms where the : os sa I* ilm- Di teutialle v a ; ; ~.. U. IN Madras Gm. 4e per os. 90 II _ Bonds, 275. prem. ; 1 rim omit moaned it. l odgment to enable them to make plasterers' work had been mixed,.whes sifted, were all * a 2.84.Air1h0 I I JALJa. Int 1 1 lot - N. IN Do. do. 6 per et 994 1004 100 i an .ipplication next motion day, in CAM) their alweace should put together. The old mortar which was swept up was lg. IN s ee s N all Do. Spar omit. dm_ „. - -Ns - 17 6 . prem.; ditto, Jo have been cau.ed by accideut. used over again. St. IN aessn al ease se at 681 i N. HO Kelb.Corp.4p.ellioade - ... - Foreign stocks rem a 11.1.1,44, r. WILLIAII,I. The Caner-Let me understand you. Was thMetiortar It. 11* listen Union, Stook A 1111 116 •••• SO all N.Brunswiek• Cards Bonds have again bee Th" retitioac, W ini f re d Williams. was a ,lomeatic ser- thus made used for the inside or outside work !- They made ft,„ WO Do. kora 116 87 •••• doss • emelt 6 7 - - rates. Italian Five • SO ail De. do. l e ad de. 6 I -• %Ant iii the service of so aged lady in lto'ert• street Hemp. up one barrow of lime to two barrows of old duff. That Tu . w all 24 % 54 B n l2 ° lll . 4mmes . ti - s r _ stead.raill. She was tarried to the resisindeut, • journey. ...de used fee the inside wall. 111, ile .Peselt &lades NI illi 20 1 1 1 SO ell Do. do. 11 cep. do. a 6 la all Do. do. lead 4 -, - and Spanish Pass man plasterer. in Ist). soil her mistre..s allowed him to lin * lir. Ellie-The work total the column had been 10 e n r e m iss / aw e h aw ... - a.. for. Venezuela Bon in the house with her fro ten years. Wien. her mistress died m a te d or 'phi right skein in two about five weeks ago, but 11, IN MI. Werra 151 HS _, N. 100 de SO 16 Do. &mar l5lll 10* 1 dis 14/ - the Dailies cent iut,,1.,ki..,•, , hut the reiponilent'a evaded u ha d b ora rape n od . A men named James Wood rewired to 0 x .„,,,„,,,,,,„., ,r li n 10 all Do. 11/As so led (for he had taken to drink) that they re- th e defect in the stone and brickwork of the column sow 4 1 U. Dalad.M..llr.g.fipe N 91 - while that of 1858 I ••••,,,,t ~..two to • F ia. They ..ontinuod together for some at•ading in the corner bonne. The man was ootakki the . la° 14 0,..C.,A ~,,,r,a d iv_,.,• , 13 , 114 S 6 118 - II 1 TrinidaMlanattettacrip 4 i all "' hole time lager, hut shout eight yesre ago be left hr, sod Town-hall. There had not been any report of the cooditioe IC in co , nasa l. wis etii i ,' ." ,me me - -- Sales are recorded he boil n iece been living milt use Fanny Clapp am ma mad o f t h e building b e f ore to has knowledge . He di d not pm *, es. ci . rg widen 70! 701 7 0 it11 70 D'Afftla and-a-Half per Cent ed.. front of the building bulge out. IS. VIO DoilleneVatenallth. 67 60 - Mi. SL,rle appeared for the petitioner ; mid In reply to Mr. Tillett, N. 1 fresealeMs Tedielkire 1044 107 107 4 4 No. I lib. I MOIL I Pd I et Plow. I 2 " 1 "- and-a-Half per Cents, T. (•••••rt made • deem Mei with cost& The witness said that when they were out of mortar for s et ...,, &Maass" larkerall , 1 :0 0 i f t 2 9 no r 100,410 84. Commercial lOO - - - dor New Conaolid 1/141 St Da 4p. et Pref. Min IN - - - the inside rooms, they used that made for the outside work. at; l ' o r a l= w au t er 4d 46 -. Mel, 11l nest and Wed ladle- 100 Ist IN -• Five per Cents., He hail been told to pick up the half bricks by Mr. Amos, a t. to /A w ak e Ne m, i d s ; al 261 fat f t Mai,* St l is .o o odcia THIS POLIUK COURTS. jun. They were picked up sad taken on to the scaffold. 114 i n i zs it = They were amid for tilling in the side walls, and other parts, N. we -.- - wawa tat 102 1014 1 Loam St. at. Katharine 1100.110,1 St. aerators 1 1 00 " ft " : 64 - Mexican Three IN - - - 355, } ; Russian termed the ' pockets." The etor where the iron column II all Leedeather= aa. -• _. scowl at. ,vietoria - (THIS DAT.) stood had • thaw, and there was • defect or crack in the 26 all De• 4 01 9 1.1 - 10001 20 IDo. New - 611 ; Sardinian P le, tee eds...sesse.diesseieds as 421 al 21 --- -•.- brickwork, which bud been stopped. lli ell alstropeabia Spanish Three per Ily a Juror-Had bees at work on five homes, and he 66. IN andanol 11 14 :1 it. NI 14 isms ze. 1 ab OD I LONlAL eroms. ciowilaludiNT iticroartet. MARLBOROUGH STREET.I Pit ICI prices. I &des. ditto Passive, 201, 2( oes• Dot re say diffeneme la the mortar used in the M ee Ile Da g le ., .i rIeVIVIVIIS? AT THE lIANOVER.PaIeARE ROOM& rums that had fallen to those at present standing. 66. 110 De. larm•Dorlop IN 106 - .... .. _ 4 .6 p.a L 11 , 7 9 :, , 5 . .. 104 1011 110 110 9 m u g , 74, 4,1; Ti J. le Marysty a smart -looking lad, was charged by Daw• A witness named Ratbbone , a labourer named 60 ail Uld. St. Ws. 0111 ••• -•- - •• • • • • p O . - for account, 85, 5; d Kg , Alli A, with'bekag in on of two purses believed G ..-• Do.llpriroenti.,lB6l4.. 100 - - Mr. John 'fopham, of the Associated ,I 1 62 MIKAN . Do.liperetTeb.Mieg. 100 106 lft -..., account, 76 ; ditto I N Newmann ea Outlek ••• b. he .tolcu from visitors to the shoeblack boys' treat at the ci vil Engineers, and Mr. Tillott, builder, were then ex• ir - dil •• • • . 11.,..eer-emare Rams, the previous evening. amine& 9 Newry& ArsiegioleL. ••• ••• N all 11= 1 Werrimi. Isar - .. •• • • Do. Spercitlier.a&p. 100 100 111 6 • - Do. 6 per itent. Beery Dawson, 301 .t. said that on the previa, evening, Mr. Tillott, on being asked whether the mortar which aex IN - a. the company were leaving the moms, he heard a lady p revious witness had described was efficient, mid he N. 1•11 Isiah attlisk -. .. - ay. " That man had his rod in me pocket ;" and while declined to answer the question. Ultimately, at the request N. all Meth Demi MIL d i D _-z _- . _-• do 1801 106 110 116 - Consuls are wit}] ...it.: 0, lady if she would charge him. Mr. Bodkin, the of the coroner, the witness said the mortar was of • proper m ilt 0 1,06 N. 26siont- pe. ........,„,„..•• c „,i, die . .N. 6.Wides Gv.6p. a 11100 100 09 100 m y* 4_1 44 914 t .... ad 101 • ... New Brnosw.Gov. 6p. ct. 100 106 HO - money, and 93 to 5 I •• • • ...i ii.: Judie. aime MN mod told her to charge him, but character, but on being asked whether he would, had he been a , Do. Leeds 661 ad -sd .... _ Do. sp. 44,1471 to 1876 100 974 981 - .he refused. tbs searching the ri -ea-aGaer he found the surveyor of works, have allowed such mortar to be i t i: u p Do. Taut two pimes on him, but the y could not ides. used, he &parroted ins then egative. N. 140 Kerr Leaden - New 6 per cent. 100 104 106 tate either of them , and the prisoner could not The ino y was pruceedwg when our messenger was 10 I Do. New - -•-. iii: .. Mos Scotia 6p. c, 1076 100 107 105 - 2. England yesterday e Zell how much there was in either, although be said they despetche a u . ir le all NartliNtrestatahme 15 4 11 - .... - Meter. 6 p.a. Bonds 100 - 7, - bard-street a brisk ( h0th10...,:,4 t•• himself, sad that he had nosed the rooms, Ull 171 North staardshin_ _ _.,.. 1 41 clls 124 1 4 .... - Vrev.llp.e.Jaallaly 100 102 10 2 } per cent. for as he felt a " deep" interest in the boys' welfare. The -- - - Se. IN SoltAGrastissisHAlC. all at 941 .... .. Do. do. op. care a a 100 104 1074 Mt 7 t° monthe' bills w t a all Inebilse laity Pveiths same "3"0, C. lindwal t .23, 0k 106014 /• THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A a a p ortmonth _____ _ .. BRITISH Mae/ land bills at 35, and , tr ..,t, sloonishury," but he found that seeress incorrect. LEEDS LADY. II all . Mamas, The half-yearly d Pri......w.r mel , no an•wer to the charge, and walked out 14. IVO ifteNlNCiatral -.-- 6,120 - Alfred (Iron. AUL" it i l i I - of the dock with the Air of one well used to the practices of dt. 100 l atiettlalf. A. Abrilek. 44 44 46 *OOO 14 NOM Iron - the Turkish Loan of the pulkr, upon 31r. Yardley reenitading him fora week. The Leeds Mercury of to-day says :-" We under- N. 100 ..... kk } sw a m lOl IN •••• .. Clifford CLERKEN WELL. stand that a telegram was mewed in Leeds last night an- 14. 10e filisepsidre Union .... 66 a - Loa .. Dew. O. Com il la:Ll 1 1116 416 - drawn in Dec counting that dill. Buxton has been discovered in London, 10 a '81011•=tagalore• - - -* 61 .. East Bart ( - ATTEMPTED sr RADE THILODDII DINTILESS. Oa. 100 Camtlt and is at miter at the residence of a friend there." 5.144 .. Vast eared= - 'South imam . .. Sit 2/f 110 11 i ' lr. '" li'l'l.4"r' aged 52 ' a baltstarvml.l°Mll " .6.111 . - A moron; paper says :-" It cep that, although the N. 166 •"" „ .000 .. East Can Bros - the Stock Exchange * 100 I loath Wake - w.l"°' resit at 52, SPl"7"atreet' York-read, was lady was traced to the 0 rat N or th ern Railway, and 4,000 .. EMIL Mem/ (raviett.) D. 71. aif - Liss of mires Turkel char_ol with attempting to commit suicide by taking • le, IVO B. Yorks** Blvallian le 101 .... 48 1 - °rambler it ft Jaabra. le 14 16 -, although she had taken her ticket for Leeds, she did not N m m a t uea r o kingam.,6 o . et It 6 0,000 .. Greet South Telgas - Five thousand po • i no laity of lau•lanuni._. leave by the appointed train. For fully four boon did she N all bastion A Darliativa 55$ 555 6,0011 .. G. Wh. Yoe (1141stea) 69 54 7 From the evidence of the landlady of the home it ap . Si oi Ma - remain at the - King's.cross Station on the evening of the N 15 Dino 41440 - Grenville - the Bank yesterday ....red that yestenlay the prisoner came into her room with 22nd of January last ; but at the expiry of that time, as N. IN Taff Vale - The mail s teamer . bottle, and said that she hal taken a quantity of poison, ti Sea o. 6, .. Utopian Downs lts. 2 2 - West Indies with the mantel has - developed, the jewels and lupge found 62 ., N " 17 b 6 D : owl Mist she was dying. As .lio became almost insensible. their •6,000 .. Lady Bertha 1.14.6. I . not to Leeds, bat to that delightful suburb of r ge at De . P ie - 48. es. le 11, _ 6..... is silver, she sciit fur the ...true.... and had it sot been for his speedy that j • h in which locality their mis- M. me r a h, e r m o m ry, in a boor - -•-• 9,000 - Marks Valley arrive I Alta nametape. there could be no doubt but tat Me .. Margaret (Uny ladart) IL 4s. 16 -• " British and foreig tress me diaovered Yesterday by Mr. Field and one of his at. IN ,riskela Sta.& Haar s- - xd 6, .. Meth Downs the unfortunate woman wolld have expired. The prisoner trusty friends, Mr. Nicholls. The discovery of the lady a all West *wawa _ 7 'ft - With one or two SAN .. N. Fromm (liimpa) - -••- .... hail not '.veil in the brae long, but she believed sheS4 Si ... on the Continent is was brought about by an article of baby's clothing and a 06 . IN 2740221 °L i t - 6090 .. N. Wk. %met (Illepa) U. was • nomeet&bla well-cutulucted woman.lL lel Wise 47 44 -• 1,660 .. North Wheel Orehir - Paris the rate of d large tharuund ring having been found-we cop at. lot Doc , Ne ,,,,,,,. 43 40 - Mr ' I r 4141.1212 alka d L ki me tn 6 " 6 ' what her ream ° w s a not say where-which article of clothing mil Dub e le . e . n n 6,400 Par Coos. (St. Nom). diet 1 4 es - for commit/Mg we a aka 7 /I. - 1,12 0 ii Prodders (Cf. Liana. 6.7. 0 2 21 - 4 per cent. (or °qui ring were known to belong to no other than The prissese lapln4 that alms hail been in great distress, PanillteNCll SMARM :1.000 .. Sortridge Con. Ina. Oa 1_ I A n t - France) •at Vienna the missing lady. Once on the scent, the whereabouts Sit .. 8. Carrot' Mt OHM- It and her hadread, who had ben very short of employment, of the lou • had: holy was 'kl discovered. Those i n lit I Pd. I lattwaTe. I *Mos prior. quic y ilair 4,000 .. S. Cara Bess (*meal . Weld ti It had some weeds with her, ami that preyed upon her mind. - 3} ; at Hamburg, 2 march of li 6 e . r proceeded to the domicile where she was mid It. t oo i te n ta iag gateet p. e .tmg sa * - 06,010 IS. Devoe Iron •S . 6 • and at Brussels, She then west and purchased mine laudanum, and did not to be loded, an making friends with a domestic attached N all , ConswaiX 6 pie rot. SS 21 - Mining (lAraL all _l_ I - 'The tendency of I know what she was about YU prisoner , who appeased inIN .. 6. W. Traitor (*epn) 11.119 102 t ion - to the establishment , through her agency obtained a pocket. 111 all . Dtualnraa• Aber. Ma 6 64 -. 17.19 'go as -, afternoon was agai Oa, excited state, said that she 'add Dover do so again. handkerchief belonging to the strange lady lodger, which • 11 .... . 1 02 ' Sag 111616111. A.lllO. 42 SD 111 ... ties .. Stray Park Mr. WE* scowl remanded the primmer for • week, so that 1 1 , SP. 02 - - - %NO 6 Tamar all.thleadld&O 64 4 2 - stances the rates bore the identical name of the miming young and beautiful "e see 2 e• (NO 10 Tin Croft - -. she could have " e Bdvb. el °he al * ** 4 41 " u " a °f vile of 12 roamers. A telegram was immediately de. N , IN Lt 0, 7 I i • 4 109 111 -.- Subjoined is our us . It teution. wt. IL, ilp.et.Nal- 76000 . Vale et TerM) eft • a -.., ...- - Amsterdam, 3 Inc speched to Leek , _apprising the sorrowing humbled of the St. 11l D e , m a N 0.2 1119 11l - 4,000 - - Wm Basest ( •• re /.1 ..1 - result of the chem." 16, IN Do. New ft p. et. U.. IN Ile -. 1,584 .. W. Carron ( ) I la 41 id -Id 11.16 to 1 ; Rote TUE LETTER CARRINRB AND VALEN- la tot agues UM* 4p. et. II U -WO .. West Iron - Antwerp, 3 months, _ ... __ _ . EL 100 Milt& Illaevw 6 pet US 114 - 611 .. Wh. Darr .. Olt 574 1021 Id - 22 3 , months, 13.71 to 8 ; TINE'S DAT.-. 916 .. Wh. &Me • PS Ti - 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5 _ Tux PIM? DI VIIMON Or ewe Seqatoe.-The fol- N. 105 2411 L•Ple 1 b." 1 '°' - - 4,096 .. we. za i 11. i - 1181 to 1 ;_ Petersburi lowing member, compose the minority of 30 who voted last St. Great Northern, l a p et 111 120 al 100 Uo.gared.at lapel pa. lIS 116 - Ler .. Wh. IWO Ma. tetra 1.7.1. los 111 - TO THE EDITOR 0/ TKO 11.111194.L0U .. MAW; Anu(Meakes.) 6 16 I e Rif. So. 3mi •-• Vi enna, . night spinet the Reeved reading of the Highways Bill :- Vt. 100 Da. 41 per rat lntl 108 - rte.-flaviug seen in your lag evesting's paper a Merry. W. W. B. Beach, J. M. Cobbett, W. Cox, H. at 100 Do.67o.tris/060 1.0.0 m l OO 1 1 1 Lew .. 111 Trelawney i1.....' 7 IS 19 ad. - 3 months, 14.5 to 15, short paremaph on St. Valrintinsie•dep lin the Foeteciffice, Cabin; Sir C. Doaglas ; Lord Fiem; Messrs. H. W. 1 0 ° *I I St wN•44.6"4"kii.rbailli..ll.r•ft - ''''... 1011.11Wil MEM 3 months, 484 to I ; - Genoa, 3 monti, 25., I beg. meet respectfully, to cornettist same mertioas mode Freeland, R. 8. Gird ; pastas Oral : Mr. Keribaw 1 14 " 1 at. toe De. reran. 44 p. or 96 100 - Na IM. I Mum. INI OL Mae. Salsa to 60 ; Naples; 3mo tier, in-so far as letter iarrien at the Welters District G. G. Lennox ; Messrs .F. Maguire, W. J. Moor* set 100 Do. redeem. i e . dm 86 91 - 20,0* 110 Audi:akin . .... 1 1 a 1 - 120 to } ; Messina, 3 once ar e oene e rned . It was assesied *ad the Utter oar- C. N. Nominate, G. (Meow ; Major Parker ; Meows. J. N s 100 Do. fr ee d om , Up. m pp irl - MOM 1 Boa Accord. Llash*L. au I 4 - 62 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 da nem had a dinner supplietl them at sea el the diarist Pdkington, \V. Pollard-Urquhart, J. Bolt , V. Scully, C. J. at. Rte Do.epstredsent 'bee. 1.• lie - 10,005 6 Drasilian [sada Kis. office+. I can positively asaert that there wee sot • reties Selwyn ; SM. J. V. Shelley ; Mears. J. B. Smith, A V all Do. him. Pref.:lllAM 94 10e - Om (Molted) - Increased animal of o dinner supplied by the authorities at the above Jake Smith • J. Homes, G. Tontine ; Gen. Upton ; Augusta 10 all Ini.ChestsrPf.Sh.tio.e. 17 18 ._ *OOO 1 ClaDia. Ma. eider i -•- -• Liverpool cotton 1 10 all Do. do. do. 6p. a 104 11 - 16000 60 Cohn Copper a u ag ag (Ai that day ; and it WA 4 also stated that gnat aselatere woe Walcott • Messrs. G. H. Whalley , J. White. Tenets- U. IN Do. Nrm. Gus. Stecs 17 ni - 10,000' - - 20,000 bales. - els,. to the carriers, Ines you left the puldic in the dark as Mesas. /Jarrow and Hodgkineon. a 4 a Do. Meet. Gus. Share. Z Ilk - 16,000 1 rut ia resateia_ ewer all I - Wednesday next. to how that assistance was given • I will give you the IM WAKEFIELD ELECTION. -In anticipation of the ilk all Do. dd. do 1 lug -. 26 ' ") a East D " 14 Y 1 """" ) l ala - for sending in tend 1.,..5ti••• for the benefit of your readem. The A, Id, mid C issue o f a w r it, on Th u rsday n e xt, Mr. Soiethurst, the at all Do. do. do. • . • 26,000 I Forams (Um) - ay.«, were onlert,l to return to o ffi ce at dingier liberal candidate for Waketiekl. and Sir J. C. 11. Hay, L. 100 Lin° 4 I r 6 rkah- 663 ‘ 6 L lab 137 10,000 1111 emend all ft 14 ad - Good Hope Govern 100 Lou..lllrlght-ap.c.ilua. NAN I Gt. Northern The mail from G tone, is the dor b. perform two hours' extra duty Bart., the conservative candidate, have renewed their camtit No. 1 111 114 - aft Aastratial= 1 Mir pas -• tance oil ,1071. lls sit, raud between &Mg their own three deliveries, for which ma . Still there is Cartel) any excitement in the town, St. 101 D0.6p.c... do. No. 1 112 114, - U.llOO It Kameda (Hes.) 1 1 Ipm - they were to he rid. Therefore, we dud ourselves kin= the inhabitants quietly awaiting the event. As address at. au D0.6p.0. do. .... LIS 140 -. 15,000 I Linen. all S 9 - on the debt of Est of the .lioner, and were forced to return to the Mks to do wt . y es t er d a y morn i ng W ilte d by Mr. Smethuret Ilt. DM D0.6p.0. du. No. 6 115 114 -. 16001 5 lartentsa - The docks of the the extra duty. when our own duty is already too much. LEI. . e-rrett ELN-rioN.-OuTlitlrsslay evening, Mr. st. NO D 0.4/ p.c. do. .... .. -s , - MAU 1 /551N , 014 an 1 a - 6 ail Do M p.c.prish d 0... ... - llow beg is this moral to costume in the Post dice! IP. A. Taylor addremed • crowded assemldy-a bout 2.000 a t . lea Do . . 7 9 . c. &MAME_ 160 1U 60,000 IN. Mir ed S. pang, with their up _ Aestralls":), , s t 4 4 4 4 db. I certified by the as hope the tom is not far distant whoa the bore of St. Ste. perww_ . i, the Temperance Hall. wimp, his meet,. N. 100 Do.6p.c.de.(W.S.lse.r.. IN 119 - plieii'a and Me public will take up this matter, end see dab 10,000 * reateendestrerreae was • very enthusiastic me. Speeches were dellyerea by St. 100 Do.4p.c.M. o llv.det 41, - 101.4000 6 Port Phillip 1 111 / the ;tiresome of Poridlica serrate.- I am, ate., Y of the " Coirmiste," of whom may be 10661 .b LE -CA ER lEROF TH E WLiTEILN mentioned John D ove H ar ri s, Esq. (Mr. Taylor's 82 100 lon•CnnUw ol Ind / 167 °' 66 57 -. 60,000 1 Scottish AM,* (14m.) Ir. iltpm - r s a val ne4 o O c f o p in re pa ni n i j u es' ms a . l The Caledonian I - Feb. 15. DISTRICT OFFICE.St. 100 ,fin W.C0e.8414......p.e. - - late 01 , 1300001 h J. Whiteet° 6o . a , 1•• 3 . H. Moldier. St. 100 te.S.W.7p.c.littatemli. - - _ 44.17411000 si ta lo St ui l iw ohn mi de szkaa l itie Vim.) lu ll 44 9 1 64 ,1 6 9 N g g - week an increase of 10,000 1 Wor th ing (Uri W. ro Ito give my Dame I Amid be a marked man. E N ., 1.. e., loc. The following resolutioe was unanimously Ilk all I,otidoudrrydr Emus. ash 111 131 ill -. It la announce( tarried :-"That this meeting pledgee itself to use every et too Han.ithet&llnatip.M. 11l 125 -. JOINT STOCK BANK& -- legitimate effort to secure the return of Mr. Peter Alfred 0 41 Do. 1 I lan -s Agency imited), WEATHER REPORT. -(THDI DAY.) Taylor as the repreoentative of this borough in parliament, St. 100 Do. 1* Per Cent .. ea 71 69 No. I liti. lIMISM I P4 ' I CS ' ' dm. I Mks. fo• that r sh ares in a -e- at the present election." The nomination will take place !I .. 1 „_,,_•__, llo w' 1 ,,_"°Lna . ._ 61 . 6 _ 2 ,,,_,,,9• 22 . _ 1 ... 2 Pm -_, 211,000 i 100 /mama IL tea lase .leU 90 -- Monday, the 24t1 NM 40 Ausirshrs MI 16 67 SAINIDAT. FMMASIT IS. 5La es ll.m.l:ty Dalt. Up to last night no address from any Bt. G o • ,7:-.6..„-- . 7,31,..7,7 IN 134 - 10,400 16 Batik se= ell 2/ 22 74 I committee will pro emidid.,te hail boon issued ; such an election as the resent, 84. 100 Do.4lp.et.Pret.Btoct 103 leo _ 4000 'lOO Bank ot 119 70 71 766 IL :I.U. 1 16, n. 41. 1. IL I. see, believe, has never before been known-an address to St 100 Do. Leta lltehus 4 p.c 94 5d - •••••- -.- • - be issuol (oar drys previous to the nomination day. 84. 100 ~ N ertelk.p.etits. &eel. •-•- - woo 10 ft . ut of Turkey ..... 3 _ _ ...._ dreg Thvie Wednesday y apoc ij 10,000 60 artilelt N. AIDIRICII all 62 64 Nair ... 1116.21 27 N /LW. Ie - *l7O SO Matt. lank of Ind* viz. :-Importo of i estareiti .21 saes. ase w. 7 • - 3litimiair blErriNo MOrEHENE.-Tho twenty- Ils. No , North Banish& Mom- Ili 113 N. 100 Do. New Gr. 6p. et 109 111 - - Ora all 11l fill 211 1 Mettalls, sad . 56,9721. . un Lena Nil 42 as W. 7 • - fifth midnight meeting of the active promoter. of this te 7 Do.s.a., U . l " .., a 13 e „ _ note 26 Mir& Kau a Dena c1....ea _Tata 41 las W.N.W. 9• - Minion wan held is Milestone li.dl, near the Angel, Isling- g t , 1 0 0 f rij eL __o euat p a .rm ... - - Loa, sad Cblas all as St ad - a il ette , 2 4 ALI 11.0111.11 .. SUS. 40 lal 1.5.5. I t - d en , last night. It was numerously attended. The Rev. 17 Si Da do. de ids Par Id - p m SI NO no City - Pnrarsa.... St* • 1111 N It 11 • -•SE. 19 41 - ...warDr. Weir A4J reseed the pour women, mid several other 20 1.11 Do. Leeds 6 p.a. No. 1 -, - -. 11100 100 Colonial .....ilelt. fe af R. 9 • •••• Ili 10 ma Tork. ii. & Sopore. 4 dts ear 10 o,ooolll.lllCons. et Om& ...... - all •••• - ..- Consols, which c num.,. .... i se.• •mi • N.W. 7 as - gastkaien were present. - it U be •• sb.b•-e•A•• -tar o - NVEVI Ite.ll •A t. S•l••ra7rs• nr Tot mw Th. , nark t. all swab lluolanlaal"• • • •Waal 190 loalaal Lacalof ... - ..7 - the 6th of Marcl Name aaneao I 1 /MN lit... WICK 1 .1 1 / 4 1101111•11 Posnit'sr G%teraT i: 4.E 1113..Tro.LAND WiTs.lollllll fai vanyna %. 1105P..1 bona Pim.. yrs ' Puma - re 1 Puz Uk."l • ULU 11/ 1 1040 • a 79.91 tl WU 41 10.34 0.22 • a jail. a all • 40 0.19 41 3014 34 • 310110 41 WM 40 Wel 43 10.111 40 [NM 41 '19.19 41 110 1 70.17 40 10.041 41 ; • 10.0. . 43 3w. sig.". am. I. ltt NAL raw. 'MOAT. MONDAY. N lOtt.,lm.—N.W. to D.W. as 4 &LI. to W. sramalle. OtOO no-lorato to tr.& rain. to 3.W.. boa. am I. Lova. - Y.L to KW.. froth to S.N.M. to W.K.W, Mob yr ,r-ng. wine rale. Am& to usilunis. f. •.1 -E. to on.l W.. &L to S.W. sod N.W., zoo. n...Drato to Mei &Doe to tomb. mom ►afs. .44. 7 L N. sod W.S. W.. Matador to nett above. Ono. • .Fnt. he. .ndan.l.-101.11. to IL fad Ilk Ir. to R. W. sod to N.W., •t' Qs to Wow, owls. Inch or Wow, to moth:rat, IX PLANATIOtf. I —Saromotar tterrected awl reduced to It deg. at n• as ota • t h w lei 1, of eeetral rise, moving about one-hawk* Ith at as lash olimoontlon mot each le ileet. oho , * st dee.. warty three houoir..lthe incream. E.—Ken...4 thermometer to shoie 31 Milli (for evaporation and don p ....thre..tlooll o•I afn,l true—two points WI of mag. L. fir ir.—roecc Ito 11—esttsaat.1 . C. —Cloud II to 9'. 1.-- Innuls 1.. ble• sky . c. rinds 14.PIAth•d): 4 I^t• h, 801 l Ivatator: Ea =Arty r hazy o, cerwercast dull; r. rain . mow. R., rah-tall, raw, or had, slam last report, la la• hes awl decimals. lA—limbibitierb.aos 11 to 9;. THE FIRST Divoitos or THE ihneitoe.—The fol lowing members compose the minority of :10 who voted last night against the second reading of the Highways Bill : Messrs. W. W. B. Beech, J. M. Cobbett, W. Cox, G. Cubitt ; Sir C. Douglas ; Lord Fernley ; Mews. H. W. Freeland, It. S. Gard ; Captain Gray ; Mr. Kerabaw ; Lord G. 11. Lennox; Messrs. J. F. Maguire, W. J. Monson, C. N. Newdegate, G. Onslow • Major Parker • Messrs. J. Ptlkingtoe, W. Polhinl-Crqslu J. Bolt , V. Scully, 0. J. Selwyn ; Sir J. V. Shelley ; Me w% J. B. Smith, A Smith J. Some', G. Tordhes ; Gnu. Upton ; Admiral Walcott • Messrs. G. H. Whalley, J. White. Teller,— Mews. Barrow seed Hosigkieson. WAKEFIELD Kutcriox.—ln anticipation of the issue of • writ, on Thursday next, Mr. Smethurst, the liberal candidate for Wsketield, and Sir J. C. 1). Hay, Dart., the conservative candidate, have renewed their can vas. Still there is surcely any excitement in the town, the iehabitinta quietly awaiting the event. An address was yestenlay morning issued by Mr. Smethurst. Lan:arm ELEcTIoN.—Ou Thursday evening, Mr. P. A. Taylor aibireased • crowded assembly—about &000 meow—in the Temperance Hall, when his reception was • very enthusiastic one. Speeches were delivered by several of the " Unionists," of whom may be mentioned John Dove Harris Esq. (Mr. Taylor's l a se N. 1,006110, J. Wlsitestone, Esq., J. H. Hollings, &.e. The following resolution was unaoimously carried . That this meeting Oldies itself to use overt legitimate effort to secure the return of Mr. Peter Alfred Taylor as the representative of this borough in parliament, at the present election." The nomination will take place on Moodily next, Up to last night no address from any e.itel.dite had been issued ; such an election aa the peessalk we holieve, has never before been known--an addregs to be issued four days previous to the nomination day. AIEETING MOVEM ENT. —TIIO twenty-' fifth midnight meeting of the ective promoters of this mission was held in Milestone Hall, near the Angel, Isling ton, last mqight. It was numerously attended. The Rev. Dr. Weir the pour women, ad several other gentlemen were present. ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY or LONDON.—The next meeting of the society will be hell on Feb. 18, at 8 o'clock, when the following pspers will be reed :-1. On the civi lisation And affiliation of the races of maa, from the evi dence of their systems of numeration, by John Crawfurd, Es q., president. 2. Ou the blot human heed of the Jivion Indians of Ecuador, by W. Killeen and Doe Kiniur de Silva Fern,. __ THE Lars Miss WootirsLt.. —A passing men thin must here be mode of the death of nue who, though sot directly was incidentally connected with literature— Miss WoOdfall, the daughter of Henry Sampson Wood fall, the tint publisher of Junius! Letters! She wee of yeast age —nioety•four—born, therefore, before Junius had made his first amissrauce, and loon before the United States of America had existence. As she resided with her tither until his death is Dell, she may be considered as the last direct authority on the subject of those letters. Tho'inh not unwilling to wavers° about Junius, mod a good test of an aneorlote, simbreally knew but hills, and, aa we believe, for the best of all remains, that her father knew but little, that was not known to all. Sheresided for many years in liras's-yard, Westminster, where she was univer sally rev...curl ; and the mil chapter have, we hear, kindly acceded to her known wish to be 'buried in the Cloisters, and Dean Trench hie volunteered to read the funirM service. What a link in tradition is thus lost ! The Wotalfslls have been, morn or less, conocctod with liters. turn nod literary men for two centurii• ; before the dare of Pope eer.air.ly, who gave half-a-crown to Heavy ffaingeoss, when a child, for renting a page of Moaner.—Adiemeen• MR. W. F. WINUII %M.—About 6 o'clock on fiatmlay evening, as Mr. Wiodham was driving his coach sod-four along Magilitleu•atreet, Norwich, the vehicle came in contact with • donkey cart, belonging to Robert Calle, chi/ carter, SSprowstoo, nod knocked off one of the wheels. No other &owe wan dome.—Norfott Nero. Asonete !—The n.ctory of Oulton, Suffolk, tear Loweatoft, has become vacant by the death of the Rey. H. F. Fell. The benefice is worth 500/. a year, and is in the gift of Sir M. Pete, Bert., M.P. The parishioners of Outlive will, pci limo, have a better minister chosen for them by the ilinumting patron than they might have had frees a patron belooppli4 to their own church ; but what en anomaly this ! —Nears teleyrapA. SHOCKING DEATH THoCOH FALLING INTO A 1.011.1:11.11.—Mveh excitement was evinced at aserrybin• ton, on Saturday afternoon last, owing to the painful (*rem...tenon attendiog a fetal accident which occurred to William Layton, n lime-burner. It appears that the poor man hail been • g for wane hours over the mouth, of the kilo, until he become almost iausweible, and eventually fell into the kilo, where he had to remaiu *Am) hoar. before assistance could be procured for his removal—the fact being, that the melancholy taper vtice del not become known, it is suppneel, until some time after the resident. The body was afterwards removed by the lollaeore and alter remain ng a long time on the grass, was conveyed to Addenbmoke's Hospital in a cart, the poor fellow dying before he got there, and exclaimiog„ ` pray for toe." The body presented a most frightful spectacle—most a the flesh of the lower pert having been burnt off. The feet were much burin, sal the arms severely so.—Cam. tndyg Independent. 81. lil eit. 1H MclY.Yslp•d.haLW Do.Abor. go.d p. D. I p. ca. ML Stook 1. Divas lizad 44 p. a. Llna Mood. An. .e , D. de per wail D. ft4l4 pir am& S. Wakes pao. • p. coot- Do. 41,1 pot owl 'Atook lforloird aDartlngion D. do. Baps. D. do. Cape. Wated.d 1E assay 'p.a. , W. Lud--00. Istgua.“ Do. du. hod do ' Du. 24owp 6 p. at. rm Do.do.porp. 6 p.ol. prof 1142 114 1S 11 14 16 101 103 101 103 THE MORTARA DIN:TRINE IN TURKCT.- 4 ' About a month ago," says a letter from Janina, in the Oaf and West. "a young girl, tho daughter of a tailornamed Christ° Kaesno, disappeared from the paternal roof. All researches were fruitless for several days, and it was only later that her afflicted mother learned that her daughter was in the harem of the Governor• General. Counselled by • Lou., alladua - City Colonial Com. of Canada ...... Com. of London Bag. licoamAuaLChartd G. Bank of Switamland Lon. Ch. Blot of Amin IN 89 111 89 82 IA $1 is 42 46 191 120 128 us LOS 102 us us De. New London and enmity London Joint Moon, London tt South Karim' and lets 15} 24 1 251 40 41 =II Ste S 6 Pat P l° •6 h Do. New .Nattosal Bank New South Wake ()dental Built Osepors Mists= Dank Pruhrtuctal of fraud South Samuels h Valos of Austras Union of Loudon Vans Mutual.. . - LSI 131 64 U U 4t. 1 11 ht. 11 Bt. MDJUIWIJI4IIIOOI all 241 —x 10 1 the archbishop, the mother repaired to the palace, and demanded her child, when the answer was given that her daughter had become converted to Islamism, and that in future all her relations on her part with unbelievers were forbidden. The consternation of the Christians who inha bit Janina was extreme, when they saw the Governor- General himself, in spite of the stipulations of the treaty of Paris of 1'56, give such an example of depravation. The elders of the Christian community waited on the arebbiebsp, to request him to interfere in • more gene manner, hut all their efforts were with out ronalt. The Poch* affirmed, in swearing by the Pro fiatthe row girl had come to him apontaneously to esormOidi to the Mussulman faith. The Metropolitan oil& boos mind that even according to the Turkish law a Ost of Int tip under the control of her parents ; he, =in."r e a dameiressaining silent. The parents hove now Jo • to the foreign consuls resident at stu MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoci. The funds remain without any feature of interest. Prices are quoted the same as yester day afternoon. The principal movement to-day is in English railway stocks, which are in brisk demand, and have striven-zed. Brazilian railway shares continue to rise. Foreign securities generally are strong. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted 5 to 54 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutea opened at 71fr. 17c., being about 1-16 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93, 4, and 921 for money, and 93 for the account. The present quotations are 9n to 93 for cash, and 93 to 4 for the 6th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4 ; New Three per Ceuta, 934, ; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 1064, I ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 145., 17s. prem.; ditto, June, 158., 19s. prem. Foreign stocks remain generally firm. Mexican Bonds have again been dealt in at somewhat higher rates. Italian Five per Cents., Equador Bonds, and Spanish Passive are likewise inquired for. Venezuela Bonds are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 841 to 854, while that of 1858 is slightly lower, at 754 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 914 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 654 (exchange, 128.) ; Equa dor New Consolidated, 194, 19, 4 ; Italian Five per Cents., 684, 4 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 354, 1 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 614 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 804, 80 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 534 ; ditto Passive, 204, 20, 4 ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 74> 4, 4 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 85, 4 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 76 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 774 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 251 ; ditto, for account, 254. Hue-rairr Two o'Ccooz. Console are without change at 924 to 93 for money, and 93 to for the account. Business at the Discount-office at the Bank of England yesterday was only moderate, but in Lom bard-street a brisk demand was experienced at 24 to 24 per cent. for choice paper. First class six months' bills were taken at - 34 per cent., good in land bills at 34, and trade bills at 4 per cent The half-yearly dividend due the Ist March on the Turkish Loan of 1858'is advertised for payment in due course, together with the Bonds which were drawn in December. Application has been made to the Committee of the Stack Exchange for the insertion in the ufficial List of Mires Turkish Loan of 1860. Five thousand pounds in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for abroad. The mail steamer Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with 123,5001. inspecie, of which 60,000/. is silver, 49,0001. gold and 14,50 W. " British and foreign coin." With one or two exceptions, the value of money on the Continent is generally higher than here. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 4 pea cent (or equal to the charge at the Bank of France) ; at Vienna, 5 ; at Berlin and Amsterdam, 34 ; at Hamburg, 2 ; at Frankfort, 24 ; at Turin, ; and at Brussels, 4 per cent. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was again favourable. In several in stances the rates were better for this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouth; 11.18 to g ; ditto, 3 days, 11.16 to g ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to g; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ma bane*, 3 , months, 13.7 8 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.124 to 20 ; ditto 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1184 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 32g so ; Vienna, eff. So., 3 moatM 14.5 to 15; Trieetti eff.llo., 3 months, 14.5 to 15 ; Madrid, S months, 48g to ; Oadia, S mouths, 484 to f ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25? to 60; Genoa, 3 mont, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.56 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 40 to g ; Palermo, 3 months, 120 to 1; Messina, 3 months, 1201 to i ; Lisbon, 90 dos, 52 to g ; Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 4. Increased animation prevailed yesterday in the Liverpool cotton market, and the sales reached 20,000 bales. Wednesday next, the 19th inst., is the last day for sending in tenders for the 145,00 W. of Cape of Good Hope Government Six per Cent Debentures. The mail from Guayaquil has brought • remit tance of 1,1071. 11 6 . 13i1., on account of the dividend on the debt of Ecuador. The docks of the East and West India Dock Com pany, with their up-town warehouses, have been certified by the associated committee of fire insu rance companies, and are now placed on the lowest scale of premiums. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3261. It is announced by The East India Cotton Agency (Limited), that no further applications for shares iu that company will be received after Monday, the 24th instant, when the provisional co.nmittee will proceed with the allotment. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday lad gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 102,5511. ; exports of gold, 56,9721. ; gz o lorta of silver, 176,3311. ; exports of silver, 23, FRIDAT EVVIIIICI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to 4 for the 6th of March, opened and closed to-day at the same price. For money the last prior was 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 93, 4 ; ditto for account (March 6) , 93, 4 • Bank Stock, 2414, 242, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931 ' 1 ; New Three per Conte. 931,1 ; India Stock, 226; ditto, Five per Cent St oo k, 1064, 4 ; ditto, for account, 1064 ' • ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto, Bondy 275, 25a. prem. ; Five per Cent. "en laced" rupee paper, 1011, f ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1074. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at 1061 to 4. The rupee paper was inquirud for. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 12e. to 16s. prem. ; the June 14s. to 16e. prem. ; and India Bonds 26.. to 278. prem. In the foreign stock market, in which this was settling day, the principal feature was a decline in Spanish securities, particularly in the Passive Bonds, which were dealt in after 3 o'clock as low as 19g. The closing price was 20 to 1. Ottoman Bank shares were not fully supported this afternoon at the late rise. A further advance occurred in London and Westminster Bank and 1 Union Bank of Australia. In miscellaneous shares 1 there were inquiries for Royal Mail Steam, Oriental Inland Steam, Atlantic Royal Mail Steam, and Anglo-Mexican Mint. I The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 7 to I k on prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 4 to 1 4 dis. ; - don and Provincial Marine, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 4 to 1 prem. ; Commer cial Union, 1-10 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; and City of Rio Improvements Company, 4 to 4 per. 1 The new Victoria Loan was firm at 1034 to 4. SLEEP WAIXING. —A curious case of R0M119.111- bulism occurred lately at Stokesley. A poor woman named Alice Thubborn, commonly known as Elsy Wapps, who has been in the habit of working for a farmer named Wm. Smith, dreamed that her master had gone to call her up, and to tell her that her mistress had broken her leg, aid that they had a cow calving. The poor woman was awoke by a thorn in the hedge catching hold of her cap, and found herself out in the lane, fully dressed, with her work tools in her hand, and about a quarter of a mile from her cottage. On returning she found the door looked, but the key in the door. She bad rims, dressed herself, tut ' locked the door, then locked it after her, but not taken the key out, and walked out of the town before abe awoke, which but for the thorn she might not have done until she bad reached her destination—York Herald. • IL • - I- • - I t • - • - • - • - • - SI - I: - I • - • - • - • - 42 43 31 it YORZION ILAILWAYS. 1116,1 Pd. 1 aandrant 1 Oleelog prised 1 Sales. No. 18s.. I Cloiruces. 1 eel I Cl. prime 1 sales. lO U 116 I = • asegrkssi T 3 l el - I -- It6olo lv Anglo-Moilain Mild .. an 10 17 101 40,000 10 Atlantic RI. 61a1184.(L.) an 11 If - U en 1 ... •-• pm - 61 'lOOO Atlantic Tel. 011261.- MI - - - II U ral=lllfm.N. Tips 1 1 pee 1111 114 10,001 CI Aaetndlaa dortoaL.... 11 16 111 211 7 6 all IMMO= 1. a 11,0011 10 Berlin Wakeman's.... all If 61 6/ 4 00 ail !Onemeam aalls k Ulae gw.busial" a mu: - ii 11 -1 1 - 17 some 60 Brit& I'LL Ila&TeL A all 29 Al - 14 ell - -.- tut' 23 Do. II 7 par o. 1011811 an 13 21 11,710, 90 Do. •-• /41 all I ° To ta t. tendon - t 1,91 6, IC Canada Land all 107 116 - 4IS ,Dutch Itheulth 1 1 pin - 6e.0,000' St O c ippkorlng.tamelt. all 16 17 - 4 all ,lastern of francs - 1,06292.6: St. ?Wage - 11 all Gd. Russian pm. 6. p. C. - - I - MAIO' St. Preemie/a lOO ,104 1...7 - 4 all Gt. Central of ?mama- - - -. IMMO! 64. Do. 6p. *Limp. Deli lOO ,102 Ii 6 - 1 all w. Limon Im. Coast. la. 10 101 - IEOOO 10 E.lndie.lLoa,Shippugls 7111 11 04 die - 91 all Italian Junction - •.• 14,0001 20 roulndialrrista tfeuel I .I* 7 # Oman - 101 II all Lake Coustance a Bale -.-. .. MON M. Nlectrto Talomaph .... 110 031 $ l 6l ad -xd 110 all •Llerre ana Teruhotts AMU. Oop. .. all S et 31 f Se all Lyons and Genera - •.. 10.16101 11 Goa. /nears Nadia/I.a Id - - - 19 MI , Marla Antonia - swot 1 Great alp (IJaalletn_ " all i 1 i 111 ab Nant.ditimei By the II 11 - 100,961 1 Do. 171 por con& nll. all 4 _ Se all ,Do. ewe, Pei{ Behtgov. 20 21 - IMO* 2 Los. Monied Tel (L., .. 1 41 -... -Ma - II all 'Northern of YatiCal 4O 49 - 100,003 4 Los. Om °maths, Ow all 1# I/ If 1111 lb ' Do. New Shares .- -. -pm - 110,000 10 Madras Irrima.42 Owal 163 14 Ma 11 116 an Norwegian 'hunk Prod 1 10 - 110,1670 10 MednerraneantbraTel. all -- - - Ile 16 :Ottontan'SmyrnaAldla) 14 71 dle - 16.000 10 limelltor. tx. TeL (Um.) all 4 II - SS all Tar* Lyons. sad Meal 4A k 43k - &OA 26 National Disetnint 00.. 111 1 ells par gd 416 1111 all Parte mad Grimm &S 66 - 0.000 10 Nerbud•lavo ill IreatL) 6 1 I die - 1 19 Recife and 0 Iframie• 11.910 10 Netherland. Lend .... an (Terumabueo) g. Tr.*. - - dla xla - 11,901 II Do. Bp. c.. h. &CI die. MI f 1 - 16 all Loa and DUO - - .. 1.714 NO N. brim.. hN. scut. 14. 11 10 16 - 1 all .Royal Daniell - 111,1711 1 N. Mt. A aide Mastro.. all 1 6 all loyal Swedish - - PON 1 Odealal Om - 4 all ' Do. 7 per owl. - - -. 60,000 1 De. "New Slum* 1 all flambee and Mean .... I 14 1 6 , 1 - lOW le Grim. hi. Sim. Natl all 7 7 - 10 all Do. 51 per cent. Fret. Ilk - MO% 11,. "peer Lula Wm UM 31 63 611 al 6 SanTauloilso, I.7peret 1 IPaSI I 111010 u 60 halm &MOM& Mem sl.l 08 70 - 1 It taut& Loa-Venal= 1 1 2t pm - 10" SO Do. Now 9O 10 12 pm - 1 7 8.E.0f rortuallperctp . - - - 10.0110 SS Rata It led. Tel. 11.41 MI 191 191 - >0 an Southern of Yrance.... , i , 1 - , 7 1..... 40 Ina all 17 19 - 2 ta l l I W ritt ir be per 4. Prot 110 101 - 1000 LS Naw all 6 I - 16,000 100 Loyal Mall Num 1111 all Wed.& N. W.Ol France i U 23 - 1100,000 114. Art lamb& 100 ISt 117 ed 314 ISO S Wenern at Lulea ....I - - -, KIM N Ausinglas toad an it 44 - DUCNTUILE STOOKS. MON 1 Salsmarthe TeL kelp - 10,004 1 De. do. Ilegbiered - No. 18h. I 9rooc4. 11/%1101. pekoe. 1 Wei 11.600 10 Do. do. 1411311111 et , 116.1fortitIme.lamaTaly la 1111 -13,6 at is Is As .c 4 Lestralle MO' 114. 1 Nartent4p.e.tbs./A654. 94 14 (Llealtol) Vint Irma 1 per i pm 119.411. et N. Itne4.4p.M.lsmilely ..- - -- i p vs. u Trastalh•Co.U.Comada 6 11 11 pm - •• - 1111. kmlllllll I. UM. 6..0. NO ••• -. KM 6 Va. 1[14641061 Ta• 041. 7 4 1 1 _ O l 413 - U40001914 W. 116064406 ...QM,. ... ! SAN 111 Vas Illimmei We 1 0 1 . lu MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciecits The mining market is generally firm to- , lsy, but there is not much business. East Camden shares are quoted 30 to ; South Caradon, 3171 to 3221; North Treskerby, 23 to 24 ; North Downs, 5 to f ; Wheal Grenville, 355. to 40s. • and Marko Valley, 10 to In the Stock Exchange North Downs shares are marked Bt. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 64 to 65. 1. tilted Mexican are marked 81 to 9, and North Rhine ICopper, dis. We are requested to state that the share fist of the Yudanamutana Copper Mising Company of South Australia will be closed on Tuesday next, the 18th instant, unless the small remaining balance of the shares is subscribed for before that day. ----- The share certificates of the Capula Mining Com pany (Limited) are now ready for delivery in ex change for the bankers' receipts, and on signing the articles of association. _ . A telegram was received from Bryn Gwiog Mine, dated yesterday, to the effect that the water would be in fork to the 66 by this (Saturday) morn ing, in which eight of the unfortunate sufferers had been drowned. A subscription has been set on foot in the City for the relief of the families of the sufferers. At New Wheal Franca; meeting this day, the amounts showed a debit balance of 1921. A call of Is. per Awe was made. A resolution was palmed to the effect that in conse quence of the large amount of the arrears of calls the opera tions of the mine should be suspended until the arrears were recovered. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North : There is no elapse of importance in the metal market. Au average amount of business has been done, and on the whole prices have been fairly maintained. Welsh ban are steady, but in moderate demand, at 51. 2.. 6d. to W. se. at the works, and Gl. here. Staffordshire continues slow of sale. Scotch pig iron has not fluctuated to any extent ; after falling to 48s. 9d. it clown firm at 49a. 3d., cash. Copper: English, both raw and manufactured, is to be had cooaider ably under official quotations, the demand being very slack. Some business bas beau done in foreign. We now quote Burrs "Citywide 981. to 991. Chili, sellers at 901. in Liver cLTin has been very irregular, and the price of Straits dropped to 1171., at which some business 11&11 been done. The forced sales are spoken of under true. Banes is very scarce, and held for 1251. English is unaltered. Tin plates are in very good demand for shipment to America, and prices are stiffening. Lead is quiet, hat steady, at previous quotations. Speller has maintained itself ; several parcels have changed hands at 181. 2s. 6d., with one month prompt. There aru now buyers at 181., sellers asking 21. eal. to se. above above this prise. COMMERCIAL AND MAEIET& TALLOW MARICIET,-(THIS DAY.) The market a quiet. Subjoined are the preeeni rates : Town tallow, 435., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. the spot, 465. 6d. ; March, 46a. 6d. ; April to June, 46e. 6d.; July to September, 475. 6d. ; October to December, 48s. Menirr ATIIAGIB.—Town tallow, 48a. 6d.: fat by ditto, 2s. 50.; yellow Russian, 48e. Od.; melted stu ff , 35a. 6d.; rough ditto, 20a.; tallow greases, lee. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Harvey and Easton report trade slow at the fol lowing prises :—Prime meadow lug, 70e. to 80s. ; superior ditto. Sts. to 96a ; inferior ditto, 4N. to ISOs. ; rowan, 50s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80s. to 110 s. ; ditto, new, second eat, 80s to 100 s. ; straw, 30a to 36s. • COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables continue tolerably *Main!. Cornish broccoli is now abundantly supplied, and French lettuces, endive, green peas, artichokes, new potatoes, and early horn carrots are making their appearance. Peers, consisting of Clio% Korman, Benrre Sane, Easter Beurn , , and Ne Pins Meuris, are sufficient for the demand. Among apples are still some good examples of old nonpareil end Fearn's Pippin. Ore and and pine apples fetch rather higher prices than lost Oranges of the best quality are still cheap. New strawberries may now be had. The potato trade ix heavy, azletioes low, except for best samples. Cat flowers chiefly of orchids. Chinese primulas, omnibus, violets, mignonette, heaths, and roses. JrAl4l'. Pine Apples, per lb., to Grapes, per lb., lOs to Ito Melons, each, Is to Es Pears, per dos., tis to Its Apples, per doz., Is to As ---• 7iran4es, per 100, 6s to 12s Lemons, per 100 Gs to 10s :fats, ' Cob, per lb., :s to ts 64 Walnuts, per 100, !a vsorn Broccoli, per lindle,ls to 18 Id French beans, per 100, fa to fas Girton Peas, p. sieve, 128 Cabbages, p. doz., ls 3d to ls 0.1 Potatoes, York Regents, per I l ton, 1008 to 1508 „ Flukes, do., Ills to 150 s „ Rocks, do., 801 to 100 s Cups, do., Of to 90s Trinips, per bunch., 2d to ad Carrots, do., 4d to Od Spinach, per sieve, its to 40 0.1 Cucumbers, each, 3 b 1 to Ss rABLFS. Artichokes, each, 6 .1 to 8d Bast, per doz., ls 6d 1 Mabry, per bundle, la to 2s Onions, ipsklng.) p. i are., 4. 6d Asparagus, per bundle, 7s to OM &aka., per pun., Is 04 to 2564 Shellota, per lb, 10d to la I Garlic, per lb, 6d to 84 Endive, per score, la Od lionersdlah, per bun., le 64 to M Mushrooms, p. pott., la 61 to Pad Parsley, per 12 b0n..h..... .Is toes Herbs, per bunch, 24 to 44 PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. LIVUPOOL, FEt. U.—Sales to=day :—Eastern Counties Stock, 11 346—Great Western Stock, 704 i 4—Lancaahlre and York. Mitre Stock, 1061 I—London and North Western, 954 el e. 55i —Manchester, Sheffield, and Llneoln, 43—North Britwh 66—South Eastern, 264 s.l6—Bulfalo end Lake Iluron, 5 5-10 4-- Ditto Seven per Cent. 110 shares, 7 7-16 4—Dutch Rhenish, 15.16 —Grand Trunk of Canada, 61—Great Luxembourg, 10 546 Great Western of Canada, 124 —Exchange Bulldlnge, Class 3, 395. BLIIILUIGHAN, Pal. 14.—South Stadords were told towlay at 11 1-16—Birmingham Guaranteed quoted 741--Bristol and Er minglutm Six per Cent., 1174, buyers—BirmMtintm Cansl, 93, buyers, mid Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank. 91 to 91, having been done at 91—Wolverhampton Ow, ucw, ~tc also sold at 8 prem. NOBTII LONDON RAILWAY.—It is understood that the dividend for the past half-year will be at the rate of 151 per cent. per annum, and it is believed would have been at the rate of per cent. had it not been for the Hampstead Junction accident.—Herapoth. Taarno RECEIPTIS.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending Feb. 8, on 10,066 miles to 467,0261.,and for the corresponding week of last year on 9,853 miles to 463,64 W. ; showing au increase of 213 miles and • decease of 16,6141. TLc gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggre gate on 6,406 miles to 350,4791., and for the corresponding week of 1861 on 6,274 miles to 367,3641., showing an increase of 132 miles and a decrease of 16,8851. The decrease on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 7691. ; on the Great Northern to 1,4481. ; on the Great Western to 3631.; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 5,2251. ; on the London and North-Western to 3,300/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1.445/. ; on the Midland to 21801. ; on the North-Eastern to 3,0311. ; and on the South-Eastern to 6411.—total, 18,972/. But from this must be deducted 3274., the Increase on the Caledonian ; 1011. no the Great Southern and Western ; 439/. on the ondon, Brighton, and South Coed • ' 1,043/. on the London and South - Western ; and 1 79/. on the North British—together, 2,0471. ; leaving the decrease as above, 16,8851. The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 197,7881., and for the correspending week of 1861, to 216,8071., showing a decrease of 19,011 i/. The receipts for passengers, parcels, be., amounted to 152,6951., against 1. 1 0, 71., showing an increase of 2,1:33/. The traffic receipts on b 7 other lines amounted, on 3,660 miles, to 116,5471.. and for the corresponding week of last year on 3,579 miles, to 116,276/., showing an inciense of 88 miles and of 271/. The falling off in the traffic of the past week as compared with the corresponding period of 1861 is chiefly exhibited in the goods tra ffi c on the pi ineipal does, and shows that the decrease has been causes, by the depression of trade in the manufacturing districts. The traffic receipts of the past week show an deem Ise of 8,1415/., as compared with those of the preceding week end , in? the Id inst. CHARDS OF POISONING AT KIDIWICK 7 o'clock on Thursday evening, the 6th nat., Mr. Rtoliney was called to Robert Rogers, painter, Keswick. who had been taken suddenly tIL The doctor pronounced him to be suffering from an overdose of laudanum, and had recourse at once to the stomach-pump, by means of whic4 the patient was restored to consciousness. On being ques tioned, Rogers maid that be never took any laudanum in his life, but that afternoon he bad a few elaases of drink, and finding himself unwell he sent for three nannyworth of tincture of rhubarb, which was adminis tered to him by his wife, and he became insensible immediately after taking it. It smeary from the investips tions which the police have made into the circumstances that three pennyworth of tincture of rhubarb, and also 0 ounces of laudanum had been purchased between Tuesdsy and Thursday, by direction of Mrs. Rosen, at the shop of Mr. Dobson, who states that Mr. and Mrs. Rogers had been in the habit of purchasing about four ounces of lam lanum weekly for several years. Mrs. Rogers admitted in the presence of Inspector Roney that she had a bottle containing laudanum in the holm, but she said she had never given her husband any. After she was taken into custody, however, she admitted that she had given her husband a teaspoonful end a half for the purpose of keep ing him quiet, as he was very drunk. She said, however, that she did not intend to do him any harm. A bottle, contiin;ng about hal' an ounce of laudanum, was found in the berme, and this was identified by Mr. Dobson, druggist, huh shopha that which h d chy o hadcontained o the ou 4 B. i . o u u .4. necs y purchased ionthe ri a e t . was taken before the magistrates, and charged with ad ministering laudanum to her husband , Robert Rogers, with intent to commit murder. She was remanded till Tuesday, r two previus. in order that Rogers and Mr. Rumney might attend to give evidence.— WC4inoreland Gazette. .1