The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. 00•101//101/Of Fans) GAIMUIL Nitta. The bankrupt was& dealer in watches acid jewellery, of Finsbury-circus. This was the sitting for ~it,rwate under the old Is.. The unsecured debts are • ; Moot' returned at 4601. At the beginning of 1860 L ,. was is A I lencieticy of 1,300 f. Mr. Solotnoe appeared for the endgame. lie. Bagley. for creditors, opposed on the ground that the ' ,Amp{ ha i l gone on trading too; after he was insolvent, b.., earned on berrame at a great It.. the gross 1 ,4 , h being only 716 f., while the expellees and ~mounted to 2,5431., showing that it had him three shines' to make one shilling of profit. tt the be4iuning of Main hail a stock in trade of 3,0001. ; ea ., now reduced to 400 f. Shortly before his failure he hei pledged goods with ereditors to the amount of 4001. Is Mar, h and Aril last, fear months before the stoppae, the bankrupt had ordered goals from Messrs. Lough and_ Itirninigham, sad other creditors, to the amount of 3DOI. Mr. Pige. traveller to Meows. Gough. proved thataa order • giveu by the beakrept for gold chains mid other goods, en ...bah the credit was four and seven mouths. to sewer to Ile. Linkbiter, who appeared for the bank rupt. the withers slated that he had a dishonoured bill at the bankrupt's is hie possession at the time. The Commissioner—Then you don't seem to have met ,lad any groit amount of discretion. Tin- bankrupt, in examination, stated that he had been n, 'Weave twenty-two or twenty- th ree years, and had c. r failed bef. r, or compromised. In 1860 awl 1860 his d. Its were 7.0110 f. or B,UUJI. He never took stock, but .uppokal it was of the value of 6,0001. or 7,0001. His debts erre now a little over 4,0u0r. Mr. Canaan, the odkasl assignee, in answer to the court, dated that the assets had only realised 3.70. or 403 f. Mr. Solomon said that when the bankrupt first mate to the court under the arrangeruent classes, he returned his .teak as of the valueof 1.3031. Mr. Stokes, the Wed* soignee, said that the stock might lave cost that, bet It would only sell at one-third of its 1.,:0e wake the briekrupley. The bankrupt ferthiestated that he had trailed in &ot tani sal ether parts of the country until the beginning of 1..1, when be rerneved hie trade to London. This was a ..tirre al groat brow be lost all his Scotch trade. Ile. Honour said the sem was one for an ordinary eerti6- , ate itbiol .;, i.riov CNOKR THE 199TH SIC. OF Till HEW ACT. Mr. Spyer, reprereeties the trustees wader a deed of ,ingurnent, which hail bees mail.- pursuant to the Kari. of the 192nd arc., and dated oa the 9th instant, ~Mel that proceedinp eater a petition for adjudication shukl be stayed, in compliance with the provisions ,4 the 199th see., until the tiros allowed for the z,,ttatioe of the deed days, had expired. The matter ass is the din retie of the court. The trustees, who had taken peseesioa of the stock, were creditors for 1,5001., out of .t,IICV. ; and they thought it expedient that the e.t.de should be wooed ep under the deed, rather {basin tie. Conn of Henkraptcy. The deed was produced, and submitted to the court. Mr. Walton. on behalf of the petitioning creditors in Um elpidication. stated that the trailer hail 2,56d1. worth of in pledge, his debts mug wily 3,00 Y., and con trailed that the case was one for inquiry in the open r urt. Ow of the creditors cockaded that his debt bad been enstractal by fraud Hu liothar he Masa sot interfere to stay the pro. violins is bankruptcy. (Before Mr. Ocemaissieeer Hoiroyd.) IN RI IMMIX MANTUAN. The bankrupt was a eserchaat, of Martin's-lase, fathom. .t,eet. This was the examinatits meeting (under the old The amounts of Mr. Sa.art Jaw debts of 3,4601., and ...eta returned at 1,0501. Mr. Soloniou was for the assignees, and Mr. Lewis for the bankrupt. titer a short azaminatiori of thebankrupt be was allowed to pea. IN NZ 11137L13.--JUDGIOVR. The bankrupt, who hail carried on business at Brighton, applied for his discharge. It appeared that he had been surd in the county court and judgment obtained against him before his banliguptcy. The county court creditor hail proved under the bankruptcy. A judgment summons was Liken out in the county court, and the judge committed the le,nkrupt. The creditor had opposed the bankrupt in this court, and the commissioner had suspended his order of discharge fur sin months, refusing protection. The county court bailiff took the debtor from this court, under the order of commitment from the county court; and the question was whether the debtor, being • bankrupt in this court, and the county court creditor having moreover elected to prove meter the bankruptcy, the commissioner should not inter fere awl prevent the debtor from being incarcerated under any other procc.. than that of the Court of Bankruptcy. is I lonour now gave judgment, and, after reviewing the In-unittan , ce, sod that be should declioe to interfere, but o..u:•1 iravo the county court to carry out it. own process in %u way. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAT.) II A RLBOROUGH.STREET. sINGULARCANZ OP TRAI'D. Eddrsrri Smith, a coachman, of 4,tMearars-street, was d.ar4rd with being concerned with another in defraudieg Mr. 'Uri,' Arthur Sainted, builder, of Belvedere, Kent, of a 7./. note at the Plough, Rupert-street. Mr. Samuel mid —I live at Belvedere, Kent, anal yodeler. day went into a house in Leicester-street, and there got lour couvenatton with the prisoner about a war between [Arland aDd AtneriaL After at short time prtioner said he would take me to another house where some one would talk t. rue. Prisoner there said. "Who's going to bet about the hAat between Mace and King! He then said, " You bet and I'll go you balm." I laid down aU. ants, saying I would only bet N. and eta to have 2/. back. I bad van the nom to the ',Leaked, telling him to give ma 2/. back. _I afterwards asked the landlady for the landlord and she odd re was lime, and that she was a widow. (Laughter.) Mr. Tyrwhitt -You bad been at the time taking DOOM falo4! . . . Mr. :riniuel—Never mind that. The prisoser incited me to het. The men all betted, of counie they did. It warn the MALI ilk, said be we. the landlord that took my note. The la.:mutat about the war warn at the house. Prisner--INhy I sever met you till six last eveni 'too ag. oriel .41 would like some alamodedaeef, and I took you to a house in Tichbornoatreet to get some. You then said you would like a toutliful, and we went to Rupert street. There was nothing said about the war with A myna,. A resilient's came in and you offered to make a W.,;et that !teen woo the fight. I:•diert Parsons, sea of the landlady of the Plough_ I :ruirrt.street, said presecutor and prisoner 01100 in and had drink. Prosecutor cams out cod asked for the land. loth. and be told him Were was none. lle then said he had pita the laallord a U. note, and he would not leave till he hot it. lle had only seen prisoner once before, and then he left without paying fur same half-and-half. lave. 311 A, said praietabx had been drinking. lfe took the f rwoner into custody. and found that he had changed a half so., reign ..t the Blaub Hone. Prisoner was remanded. THAMES._ W. owes Gardner, aged of 16, Fastaomat-lernme, hitranyeir. silversmith. E.l.r.red Jam Ilex 25, d Me. 1, tcocireatut.Rolletinildings, Fetter.laoe, gurgled imam hem molter. Rod Chart., Po , „..,„, of No. 11, rad, Mayesey, talky, were brimght before Mr. Sotto, Gant oor cloned with being disorderly and fighting in the Duna Norfolk public.bwise. owl amatiltiog Tarrant. • potion c.otable, K, in the execution of his duly, and lily lad Pettiest. with attempting tu tenons Gardner from /awful custody. Tarrant stated that at half•pmt one o'clock this be wm in the Ir ealtee•torl. taoherisail, Stepney, and boa even of polio,. Hit went to the Doke of Nor folk or N.rfolk Arms is Norfolk street, whin be saw Gardner fighting with another man. Moth men were ' emeafierwr with blood. Ile parted the combatants, and pat them is compartneeeta of the hair. Gardner. who =ern *intim fr. ray, wan very (anon and "across, sod after awmiderahle distintbsoon sad iieresiliss ph to lb* other • and • mewed Sae wised. Ho took .nloor into custody, sad wen brisikag him sue!, whoa the pc isomers stheehed Inn mod crock him several times. Is She eingile losal was ispuod sad a pies. of skis basebied est adY. Be reeled la capturing thuds., and brought Lm sea el the Huy and Heimann ruabed out of the pule home, suit rucnoil IMlfilier, eat took him into the Swam He wises his raid eand two Mbar polic•Lconvtables was ar rived. Tbro prineere reified nut of the public hewn Hs took Order aids mei hu companion+ made two desperate to mews him, but wars defeatad and taken into 7730iw , in defeses. said kia nose wee broken by a mw in the I/lA*4 Norfolk, and be might to hove boon tam. He Co.. asleep whew he was airlock. Mr. Ardis—Hid I huel er r fight in his sleep! lament—Nn, sir ; both mow won, wide, awake, and smo tb-roal in blood. tielN If a police-coantable witnesses a row, be is to , 4•• the parties i• it. whether wiles. or awake. I ok Mr. Guy ou is iti r' L l have hoes in bed in Atosea•mart. V. •lk hu4liid. , Vetterlsiie, instead of being is fkireq et :...of.paet oat o'clock is the morning. Two other paliommis were ex•rniooll, sad said there were cis or see= ma resod Tarring milli., imsd heal* at him, sad utfespfleg se yglicyg, vses they arrived. sad that • senses rM essened biers the prisoners wen taw. i:srdeer aid tw was meth =separated at his sass beim broke., sad dwelt same time im that theme. He elle de clared the wrong MSS sun token. The other prisoaem mid they were the sarieved sad only wanted to take lordlier away frees the plies Pa rt am bin. borne.. Mr. m;Cf•;id it 6u a pity *I Pardo arri__.- 111 hgltt seri row were • ibr4 somedl. IlMer SIM IC • pomp it.use row lappeniag paw lei= et takisg t wow ass. 'nds primers he staying at Übe ti lia = l : B l.lbe Mal THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1862. hours of the morning, and Gs, and Mikan, who called out, "Go cork" when Gardner was struggling with the policeman, were sa bad aa their companion. He fined the prisoners he. each, and Mr. Gardner must put up with his broken nom THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. (THIS DAY.) This inquiry was resumed to-day, for the 26th time, at the Lords Justices' Court at Westminster. The parties were represented by the same counsel ea we the previous days. At the openieg of the court, Sir H. Cairns said, in reference to the proposed private eismioation of Mr. Windham, that he could easily understand the wish of the jury that the arsadasetra should he private, but be must enter a protest against that course. Whomever and wherever Mr. Windham wen riql7lrrd to attend for examination, he would be prong with his counsel. They would, en bisilbensalflaak to bars the examination take place in open _ anal, sad if the application was refused be must reopen, sk, fully genteet. He would object both on the ground of expe diency and jurisdiction. In the case of Lord Portemouth Lard Elam said that if the examination in that ease 1,-_--. was private it must be understood that it was with the core. sent, express or implied, of the parties. He believed there was no precedent of a case where such an examination wee made against the wish of the parties. 111. Mr. Field said he was quits satisfied to leave the matter U is the hands of the court sod the jury. .• . • - The Master said Nee be hatenWaith great respect to eteeytideg that tiro ham Sir Hugh Cairns, but on the jo peeneat occasion he mast adhere to the decision to as which he came yesterday. It must be recollected M. that this was a meet painful inquiry, and one k of a peculiar untrue, and therefore there existed strong 84 . grounds for heeler; the examination conducted in private. tk ) It should be recollected that counsel on both sides and a N. short-hand writer would be present. That anumpenteat would satisfy the requirements of • public Inquiry. and particularly on behalf of the alleged lutiatio himself he et. thought it right that the examination should not be held in open court. Mr. Charles Martin, examined by Mr. liarsleke-1 was la o k k the 'orrice of the Windham family since 1848. 1 sad a. es, bailiff, and farmed the home farm. The borne farm was te. let to me in 1858. It coasiated of 630 or .640 M. acres. I lived in the house at the time. k I went about the estate • good deal with old re . Mr. Windham. He wee a very passionate man. I saw et young Mr. Windham frequently as • boy. The treatineet of the father was vary irregalar. He would sometimes lee treat his sou with great indulgence and at other times with M. great severity. I saw him at his father's fencer , . I rile e marked nothing extravagant in his conduct on that occesioe. ; He grieved greatly se a boy would at such • time. I term t o' him at itimpton at the request of his mother in 1857 . Bo it. wax at school there. I saw him for about four him. du He treated me with great kindness. I next it. Sew him when he came to Felbrigg with Mr. Horrocks. tin I played whist with hun ; he is • pretty good player, I ke , think. I saw him again at Norwich, when he was in the to militia ; that was in IMO. I went with him to Felbrigg. He * went tochurch ea Sunday morning. Myeelf and my wife M. went by invitetien to see the review at Tar i. - mouth. I saw Mr. Windham there with his regi meat. He was in uniform. He lunched with st me on that day. Me brought us tickets for the theatre. 16 I saw him again in September, 1860; he shot over the ie. farm. He remained them till April, 1361, when he went to Guernsey ; that was the occasion oboe Mr. Peatfield was k with him. Was present when the tiff took place betwme Mr. , Windham and Mr. Peatfiedd ; Mr. Windham called Mr. Peat field • " 1 next saw Mr. Windham in July le* at gh* Dukeetrwet. I west with him to Richnuad, to the Mm bled°. review, sad to the Crystal Palace. I mew se die. N sorbs:we between Mr. Windham and the police at Wimble. N. doe ;he spoke to some of the police. I often leached k with him at Llewellyn's. Mr. Peattield was frequently M el. present. Thom used to be plenty of champagne. I recollect his speaking sheet an article in the Times about is, pretty horesbreakere ; mid he scald rather marry • St pretty horee-larsaker them a lady. I took no par- Caller notice if it at the time. I did act hear him relic to the letter of the " Belgravian Mother," or that se • " Mother of Seven Daughters." si Mr. Windham seas down to Felbrigg two or three times ea. afterwards. H. brought down the portrait of Agnes le Willoughby and put it in the place of that of General 1 1 5 Win.tham. I advised him not to do so. He came down , 1 4 . 6 shortly before he came of she. I WY not present at • coneersation between him and Mr. Jackson, 6 ; but he told me that Mr. Jackals made • pro- it position to him to this affect, that he should give Ilk the settled property, live in the ball, and pay a St ameinal rent for it, and that be would have • larger income *- been the unsettled property. Mr. Windham asked me my =ien. I told him he had better consider what he was ' if he did not understand it. He said M led not understeeil it. I think be said it wee ash a proposal of the geeetrars, but that it , wee Mr. Jackson who proposed it I toid hint to be very at. earful. This took place on the day that Mr. Wiedham came et. et age or the day before—the day before I think ; St that was on the Bth of August I heard him 11 - oee day that he wnuld marry Agnes Willoughby. 6 , 1 did not think he would be such a fool as to do any such e t thing. Before the marriage I recollect getting • message is. from General Wiudham asking me and my wife to come to see him at Hanworth Hall. This was on the 28th of s*, August. I saw Mr. Windham at Duke-street in the morning; be was in bed. When he saw me he IL said, " What brought you up this mornine ?" I said, "I 10 heard you are going to be married. I got • telegraphic rem- 60 sage to come up and atop the marriage." He said, "Who St the devil told the general anything about this?" He said ~8 1 - he bail a right to do what he liked. and mentioned the " o . names of two lords who did the same thing. He "j" asked me what 1 thought the general would do if he era married Agnes Willoughby. 1 replied I thought he would Ire take out • commission of lunacy. He made some angry re- St. mark to the effect that he wouldcall out the merit; he then dreamed mid came down to breakfast. My wife aed myself ;" 1 did what we could to dissuade him from the marriage ; he s t went out and said he would meet us at the station ; he did es. not do so. The next thing I heard was the marriage. I re collect hie coming to Folbrigg with his wife. I saw him about an hour afterwards ; he was alone. I met him in the park ; said, " Well, Martin. my wife ;." seems to think she is se pest favourite of yours." I said, • lam not surprised at that from the course I have taken ;" et he replied, " I can enure you she is a perfect lady, which M. loan bring witeesses to prove.' I said, " Nothiog would give it , me greater pleasure than to bud that she is." I gave notice to quit from the first day he came home. An arrangement was made that I should go to the dairy.home. It was out e t : of repair. He said he would send a carpenter sad brick- ite laver, and added, "Old fellow, you will pay half the labour." at That is the custom of the estate. I thought it hardly fair, and it era at hut agreed that I should pay 4 per omit on the 10 ; 51 •• outlay ; the repairs are now nearly completed. I have cor rat - responded with Mr. Windham. [The letters of Mr. Windham at. to witness were read by Mr. Karelake. The following is a es, good sample of the whole : " Bath, June 7. at " Dear Martin, —1 see by the paper they are going to E. make a railroad to Cromer : if so, let me know all the par. a Verdian you an, where they are going, be. How is the at black foal getting on' You may tell Captain Windham that 17 if it is likely to be 14 hands, or neer it, it will just suit me. SO as I am going in the Life Guards. It will saes the trouble of N buying two, which is an enormous expense. Tell him I 10 think of coming down there soon to read for examination. 5 ",.? Love ti 'easy (witness's wife). If I come I shall read all e t , the morning and the afteraoon, put myself under your tui- Bt, bon, soar to learn the mauegernent of the estate, which I mean 10 to do. I suppose the place is looking as it always dose, beautiful.—Good bye now, and believe me yours, et. " W. F. WINDHAM."] Mr. Windham had no great taste for farming, but he used R. to go round the estate with me. He always talked ration ally and sensibly. I always considered him a potion of la sound ;wind. et I The case was proceeding when our report left.] el IL Sr. Gioacm's-ix-res-EAirr. —This morning an I a c m. anammemnint 'nomad. in the parish of St. George's-in.the- Mask that the Bev. Alfred Car will preach ha farewell i.eme seat Sunday evening. Mr. Cgs was nominated by the NW* of Loudon. On Sunday, the 26th of January, anctliar clergyman , nominated by the Rev. Bryan Ring, the may will come into residence under the bishop's Bosom. The on mate is the Rev. William Charles Howell, M.A., of 111,10111011.1 Outlage. Oxford, meistant curate of Tottenham. to ts i tisdwelusl la 1641, when he took a first clam in math,. DIIIIPINIATI AND FATAL ENCOVNTIIR WITH PO.A.CII:IIB.—CARLIALE, WEDNEADAT NIGHT. A desperate semi fatal eneeneter with salmon poachem took place in the river Eden at Broeklewath, about eight miles from Carlisle, this smonnag, which resulted in the death of an. river watcher and the serious wounding of mother. It that, judging from the state of the river, Edward A= sad Relied Bowman, water watchers for the Carlisle Angling Amosistioe, repaired to Brocklewath, en the Eden, on Teas ley night after dark, with an assistant named Irving, and • policeman. They remained on an island till half-past o'clock this morning. They then my a poacher netting. Atkinson, a strong. muscular man, above six feet high, en. tend the water, and proceeded to take him into custody nod seise his illegal implements. As he met with resist ance, he called to Bowman to come and help him. Bowman did so, and while the two were putting a "twitch" on the man's wrists two other poachers, who bad been concealed in the willows, cisme out, mid, after knocking down the policeman, sod also putting to flight the supernumerary, Irving, west to the sonistamm of their companion. The watchers, taken unawares, wire onside to defend them selves. Bowmen soeslved • blow on the head with a Wads,.., which felled him ; bet the water revived him, ordt% able to erawl as beads and knees to the book, where he ley calmetted. Addams hued still worse ; be we felled ha • like mama% aid wee found about no boor sitsramis en the bask inseneihka. Its was taken to • metilehomln g farmhouse, mod • ounges• was sent for, hut he died of hi wounds in the anossoes. Bowman is in such • preseelem slate that the meelleal ma dented it advisable to Ulm his aipsoillea. Hs Idhotiliod lobed Rohinems, • bloolmallb foot s ookkboodos 52 years of age, who ha been haws Ye fob* se the man who was fish ing ; the blegiemelifes mho bee also been appre hended. km hese lieslYd by the polio man as one of the M lobs mob hirs to Meek on the watchers. The pollee ems* le oftwdmill the *Awl to Aught. SHARE LISIS.-(17118 DAY.) tw• *Two:. The railway market retains an upward tendency. ir A fresh rise of t per cent. has taken place in London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, w on and Great Northern stocks, and of 1 in Midland. As regards some other descriptions, Chun has been a relapse from the best prices of the morning. 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Buller ( Wk. Miran! VI it tiny Lollsot) W. Mort Ama(ltudiso.) ▪ Wlt. Trattorias (Wt.') JOINT STOOL Va. M BUZ& Agra and _ kalealsala Doak at W as Beak et Soak Tarifa, B a! ridle F. anodes CURL Dank 44 la" ~~ !NPR aaa .10 US OW NO Ma 1:11: — rvaiii•Te;:illi C llll— * -I MEWL Mips. 5112641 6 54i 1 00 1 6 10 66000 ot, 10000 411101 6,0001 00 ‘O3Ol 10 ‘4OO l ;IC 00 00e, LO O S Mika, _ Ona. et Lerner Be&lte/rAvel. G. iot a et liwilretlmed. elorld. laa Cb. Beek et Amin. I — Do. New ,Landos aad Canny . • • • landau Joint Noe 'Louden dt eosin Mateo& ,Lan. and Woitioiwnar Pram of Do. Now GNI lie /Mama" Beak Now alma Wass peleatal Bank Vapors tat - Wawa Watt ---- Provtalat a yawl thdoo at Australia Mika et Leslie 11W1 10,000 10 VA 1000 S "AOMI 26 lOU le u.rso sArs St. miss ea moot ft ANS 111 50,000 19 100000 IL 10,000 10000 II NAM 1 100.000 1 1 12.000 000,000 i 10,0001 10 0).000, 10 12.0001 10 02,0001 70 1,000 11,310 10,000 -I .iii I 1p,1761; 1719 u.:ot a wit LT. 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IT.coooda SI 40 N 101 ge 10 4 101 i 101 99 101 101 102 101 Hi 104 106 110 II U 06 SO IA SS 17 IS 41 U 16 SS 14 94 1001 In Os par so 1004 114 al Od d IS 93 90 — as 99 100 92 94 —. die i a In 102 !dui " II " igil It IC T 111 121 lie li llf 11 11 12 27 22 i 11 II SI SS 75 78 :di 30 32 !Of 11 lei 111 141 Si Di MI 40 2 114 9" Par 71 TA 141 axe' 10! SI SS Si SS IS U II Ii 0 It 1116 ISS II 17 $t IN WS ISO KS it ii al Par; Pm XI , Vi of •i 11 I I If a It zi gm sh 4 i db Per ii vi db 1 10 ` 16 1 1 1 I 7 11 49 61 71 TS 11 lip. 19 91 17 19 li 4 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cioot The funds are dull today, and yesterday's im provement of 1 per cent. hes been lost. The other markets remain generally strong. English, Bel gian, Brazilian, and Canadian railway shares, as well as some kinds of foreign stocks, are in request. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at SKr. 27c., being about 1-16 per cent. better than yesterday. The scrip of the Moorish Loan is steady, at 5 to 6 prem. Consols are officially marked 931, t, and 93 for money, and 931, it, and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 93 tol for cash, and 931 to for the 6th Feb. The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stook, 240, 241 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 1, 921 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 106, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863, 100 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 60 ; ditto Bonds, 245. prem. ; Five per Cent. "entered rupee paper, 991, 100 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 106, 1051; Exchequer Bills, June, 215., 18s. prem. Foreign stocks are generally well supported. Mexican Bonds continue in demand, and are last I marked 29. Venezuela attract attention. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 83 to 84, and that of 1858, 74 to 1. There is, how ever, a relapse in the Spanish Certificates. Sales are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91 ; Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 851 ; Equador New Consolidated, 15/ ; Italian Five per Cents., 631, 1, ex div. (exch., 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 281, 29; New Granada Land Warrants, 21 ; ditto Ex Overdue Coupons and Hectares, 9 ; ditto Deferred ex Hectares, 5 ; Peruvian 17ribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461, ex div. ; Russian Three per Cents, 1859, 60, 1 ; Sardinian Ave per Cents., for account, 77/ ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 521, ex div. ; ditto Passive 171 ; the Committee's Certificates, 7, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 84, 831 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 741; ditto for account, 74, 1, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231, 1, 1. The name of the minister from Venezuela who has arrived in this country by the steamer Seine is Senor Nadal. Gold to the amount of 60,0001. was sent into the Bank yesterday. We understand that arrangements are being made for the transmission of some amounts of gold to Paris, whether in payment for silver or not has not yet been ascezpained. The Paris exchange has latterly become lees favourable for this country, and it seems reasonable to expect that we shall have to make enlarged payments in future to India (of course in silver, to be purchased with our gold on the Continent), now that we look to that coun try for the cotton supply, in default of the American. The Shannon will take to-day 11,7001. in gold and 1,0001. in silver for the West Indies. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday waii'clull, and prices showed a drooping tendency. The sales were limited to 5,000 bales. The Eastern Counties Railway traffics return shows this week an increase of 1,3441. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 2,5021. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 7031; the London and South Western, an increase of 1,4391. ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 1,825/. ; the Midand, a decrease o f 3071. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 5941. ; and the Great Western, an increase of 2,0191. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 28th Dec. were 17,6211. sterling, being 5,1271. more than in the corresponding week of last year. At a special meeting of the Van Diemen's Land Company, held yesterday, it was resolved thakappli, cation be made to parliament to reduce the com pany's capital from 1,000,0001., its present nominal amount, to 300,0001., in 10,000 shares of 301. each, all paid up. The half-yearly meeting of the North Eastern Railway Company is called for the 7th Feb. The ships Adelaide and Lady Milton have been taken up for the conveyance of passengers-the former to Algoa Bay and the latter to Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Jan. 15, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : gradation issue gradation active Public deposits 4,583,363 Increase 40,379 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Othirescurities Waking &pertinent lOsia and bullion is both digartiasnts 16,291,626 Inman 245,609 Gems der sal Mbar bills 762,626 lumen 29,766 The Boa Notes in reserve Total reserve Motes Stacie) in banking &pertness* 10,243,526 Decease 98,876 The chief feature presented in the Bank accounts is the singularly small draught which has been made upon the reserve by the completion of the payment of the dividends. The bullion has again increased nearly a quarter of a million. SAME OF ENGLAND.—Aa sad Mk Vie.. a ft far She - 16, NFL ant pursuant to the Aet 7th mane on Wektneedaz, Jan DWI DEP, Naas Lined itte,1211,420 PARTY. Government debt L 11,016,100 Other oceuritiee 8,6.14,1A0 Gold coin and bul- lion Silver bullion 420.121,410 NAIROPO DS 2,216,760700 =don' Cogdtal AMMAN Public Deposits (In cluding Itzeisq" Bay. Banks, Coat rats. of National Debt, aad Div. 4, Accts.) Other Deposita.. beven day and other 111111 Ag 10.124420 IN 17 t;eit 1014 il 152 68 - I g• 9 6 1 C E 94 i . i 0 104 I ills an I Thi 1 1 ; i 116 IS lib 1111 106 . 64 °°' ~Deead weight Aa saW) 611,016,6111 Other Escorial' Nola 6,435.11.0 Gold sad Sliver $16.206 610,651,ree IiAItBBALL. Chief Cashier. IWI i7EN 17i WI M7O - 4 • VMS 010,11 MOW. Lar.4 i Ms i T ll 4 4' 1.39,654,30 i i lan. 16. 1862. M. "Sam Slick," the Hon. Mr. Justice Haliburton THURSDAY Eveinlo. is announced to deliver a lecture, in connexion with the Console, which closed "denial at 93} t th he same ea blewerth Public Reading-room, on the American Question, the 6th February, opened this morning at es the 27th of this month. quotation and closed at 93} to j. For money the Sea air WRITING.—At the Great Exhibition at last price was 93} tot}. The official business report Florence last year, Professor Pietro Giusti, of Siam, oxhi- i s as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, fatal so article of quite a novel character, being a few lines ion ~, written in cypher, _t:i u l c i c tict ed isannouncement '''', added ni , 1 ii i . :. .,,,a* t eitx; * - cit cl i it aag to, i fo 24o aoaaun T t hr T ss eb per . 6), cm 92 t4i. k, I that be who ahmld rte the exhibition lasted, in I i i Dan reading these Hass, good& entitled to a prise consisting I need, 921, f, 93 - ; — ±kew Three per Cents., 921, of a work of art is ivory et Illgs value of 20,000 fr., to be exe- ;I. 93, 921, 931, 93 ; New Two-and-a-Half per I en=Pretoria. Giusti banal', the subject to be at the zs enta., ni l . I,,,di j , Stock, 22 0 , gni • ditt o Five i ul conipetiter's own M. A sealed packet, r Cent. ;tack, UN, Hai, 1 0 61, lilt% 106 1 ; deposited with the Royal Commission, contained the in- .1r . 1 061, ltd; ditto 1864 ar 1866, teroretatimi of those mysterious lines. The inventor ditto for account, had expressly announced that even the persons of his ac• 991 • ditto Bonds, an prem. ; Five per Cent. quaintance to whom he had revealed tag oature of his . ~ entaoed" rupee paper, 10 0 , 9 n ; ditto Five-and system, should be admitted to compete for SU prise. The . a-Half per Cents ., 106 , 106 f. exhibition closed, however ' without any candidate for the peas presenting himself, a nd at length, on the Sth, Pro- ' The India Five per Cent. stock was firm at 105 1 feseor Giusti, in the presence of the Gontaloniese of SiellN , to 1061. and a number of distinguished inhabitants of that town, : Excheqqar Bills were steady at 18s. to 21s. prem. explained the contents of his secret writing, and gave the India Bonds were purchased at 265. prem. key of the cypher, which consisted in making out two 1 Foreign stocks retain an up ward tendency. letters which meant nothing, and then arranging the I Bank shares are awl rising . Higher prices were remaining letters in squares like three gloi chess-board. 1 when they might be ra mi e f wilt ease. The %noted t o- day for Bank or Australasia, Bank cf advantage of hie system are :-1. Simplicity, because the Egypt, City Bank, London Joint Stock, and Otto seeder writes his despatch in the common ad then then man Bank. In miscellaneous shares there was an modem it unintelligible by the addition at me without tit. km : e t": , w im_ a p t zv w e o m ac ent in Oriental Inland Steam and Berlin only known to the pe r ms who is to Maya It ; 2. WM ex passibility of &cyphering the writing when the system is known •3. The facility with mkt* the 1 Tlie closing quotations for shares in new under sender may send the same &spa& todiffereat peewee, sad takings to-day were as follows :—Oosan Marine yet render each wary natassiligittis to all but tb:L ag eeirson Insurance, 51 to 1 prom. ; Thames and Mersey to whom it is individually addrisserdhl mitel7 a LA Marine, 1 11-16 to 1 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine l a g ga ba b : a is y be .i b l e i rtr ibe e^ Kisg b. 6 : l l 7'' tain wao r im e :Vj r ,Z Insurance, If to 11 din. • London and Provincial Dia admiration 01 Vas "dm. . Marine, 1 to 1 tbs. ;• Mercantile Fire, # to # - ill 1i ii a 5 7 • 7 ; i --.- a SO 1 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, par to i prem.; National Marine Insurance, I to 1 prem. A rise of 1 per cent, took p lace to-day in Vida, Emmanuel Railway Bonds. The Ballarat has arrived from China was 700,900 lbs. of tea and 1,497 bales of silk. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is generally firm to-day, but there is not much business. East radon shares B hares have been dealt in ata ex div. ; East Carn Brea at 111 ; Valley, at and 104, ex div. ; and North Wheal Basset at 24. South Tolgus are quoted. 49 to 51 ; Wheal Lndcott, 2} to ; Providence, 40 to 42 ; and Wheal Margaret, 42 to 43. St. John del Rey Mining shares have hem dealt in at 66 and 64. East del Rey and United. Mexican are better. The committee of the Stock Exchange have fixell Monday next, the 20th inst., for the settling day the shares of "The Mwyndy Iron Ore Company (limited)," which are to be marked in the (acid list. A general meeting of the Gloucestershire Oeel. Mining Company (limited) is called for the Mk February, to receive the report of the liquidators's' the winding-up.l At East Rosewarne Mine meeting yesterday Um aooonnts showed a credit balance of 31 1. A call "I L. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather has become more namable. Lest oirtbit there was a sharp frost, and today it is fine, and el& freezing hard, with the wind from the east. The supply of home grown wheat to this market an ti n ues extremely limited. Flour very short. Barley rather more liberal, but malt and oats continuo Ivey short. Scotch oats not worth notice. Of With we haves few more fresh up. The foreign arrivals of 'bpi continue heavy from America, with a small quantity of Prussian is addition. Flour still further increased is American barrels, which total this week 1,51,000. Battey. an improved quantity—Black eft, Mediterranean, and Swedish. Oats continue rather limited, those in addition being nearly all Danish and Swedish. Other descriptions of grain since last market day trifling. The English wheat trade today without alteration. several lots left over from the early part of the week bang Mewed off at that day's quotations. Foreign slow, sal ls. lei money has been submitted to. Flom Sd per brl. lower for American. English slow. Barley without change from Monday. Oats, fine corn fetches full price', but in ferior ahead Beans and peas dull. Linseed and rapeseed firm. Cloverseed, mustard, and canary, without demand. FLOATING Caacoxs show • tendency downwards in Imola WHRAT.-English: Ems: and Kent, white, new, 565. tie 65e.; ditto, line old, 545. to Ma.; ditto, red, new, 50s. MM.: ditto, Sc. old, 50a. to 58s. ; Norfolk, &c., fine old, -a to -a.; red, new, -e. to -a. Foreign : Dentate 58e. to Ma; fine, 62.. to 66a; sans, 416 a. to 73a ; Konigsimia Spa M 64e.; ditto, extra, Ma. to 67e. • Rostock, eats , .to Mb.; Mecklenburg red, 51.. to 62:4 Uckermark ditto, ; American white, Ma. to 65a.; ditto, red, 54.. to 56a.; Own dna, Ma. to 655. BANLIT. -English malting, 36a. to 37.. no% 431 a; grinding, 28a. to 30..; and distilling, 31.. to 33a. par ur.; =grinding, 265. to 305.; ditto distilling, 30.. to 321.; Sys. to. 355. NALT.-Hagfish, Essex and Norfolk, Ms. to Ma. ; lnek 625. toe% ; Kingston and Ware, 645. to Mk; bosesk 495. to Ms. Oasa-Seglials feed, 205. Od. to 23.. 0.1. ; pebiley, 345. to 28s. ; foreign, 21a. to Ms. Um 355. to 38s. BUIL -English tick, 36e. to 405 ; barrow, 40e. to 46a; t4oe. to 41e, ; foreign, MOWN Mie. to 384. ; tisk e lt 42e. ; Konigsberg, 40s. to 43e.: kgi 365. MM. Pius boiler, 36. . M 435.: w mats n od blink Ms. to 425. ; maple, 41s. to 42.. grey, 36.. to 37..; hog, We. to 39e. ; foreign, 35 to 385. I/oast-English town, 46e. to Ma. •• ditto fine, 51e. MAL; orstany, Ma to 46a ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 41s. to Oa; Frame,. to pa mask; American, 30s. he 335, Oassedion, 264. to 32.. : Spanish. 495. to 51s. litmus Ooas.-Whito, 34a. to 3430. ; yellow 32e. be Ws. norms OaDoora, all C. F. aad L-Wkoat Ma& mid Ibriariple, per MU., 50a. to Ms. ; I IMo. ; Okra, par 41101ba, rod, 49a. TO 64.. ; - In -e. ; Dead* aad Galata, 435. to 4es. ; -a to -a. Staaloy: AM** sad Syrian, per Ma. to :Odessa and Damao do., 24a. to Ti.. llams Eigyptian, par 48016...365. to Sgt /lake : Odious and Claldo. per 4921 M., 33e. Od. to 345. ; Road and Soigne% pm MM.. 325. Od. to 33e. ; French, do., -e. to -a. ; American, do., 30 to 325. ; Egyptian, 30.. to 31.. fluma-Canair used, per t° 501 . seed, per qr., cos. to 50s. ; Mustard mod, per white, 6e. to 9e. ; brown 8.. to 12x. ; Linseed, per Ws crushing, 575. to Ma ; dimmed cakes, English, per lay 111. Os. to 121 . 105. ; Ammer, thin, in brie., per Ses,, 121. b.. to 121. 10s.; do., in bogs, U. Os. to 111. 15a; HsYiti 0/. to M. Os. Marseilles, 10/. tole/. 10e.: Rape cakea 11. sa. to el. ;Tana, per bushel, winter, 6s. to 6s. ; E.O.seed, English, per qr., 60e. to 65.. ALM VALI INTO LONDON MOM JAN. 13 TO JAN. K. English and laden. Irish. leesitre. Saffe 1190 - fa IMO TO 33110 2080 Malt I VD • • • • • • • • Floor. Sodish, 800 masks ; foreign, 61,020 barrels. Wheat Darla o:e: LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (nos OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) (ii RR/WM AND IREAR iwntrnc TZLIORAPR.) There was a good attendance at today's market. WINO In active request. at an advance of 3d. per metal. 11 6d. dearer, with a good demand. Indian corn, 315., ex gusi; 31s. 6a., store • moderate busioeu. Beans,oats, and oatmed dull, prices nnebansed. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Soria.—Then has been rather lass disposition to raw chue this week, and prices in some cases are rather easier. Common qualities sold rather cheaper; grocery newts were offered freely, at the conuuenoement of the weds. and sold at prices in favour of the buyer, belt towards the close fine grocery sold rather dearer : low brown Beudal sold at 265. 6d. to 29a.; white Blames. 435. 6d. to 445.; Cossipore, 435. Od ; white Havana. 50s. dd.; brown Porto Rico, 355. to 365. M.; low to lea romrTi 375. 6d. to 44a. 6d. ; clayed Manilla, 355. Refined : The market continues to be barely supplied with goods; prices' have been steadily maintained. Corms—The market has been inactive this week, Isni prices are firm. The stock of Ceylon in importers' hands if very much reduced. Cowa is dull of sale. at previous prices. Te4.—Tbe public sales are progreming steadily at hi piece. Common congon sold at la. lid. Row has been inactive. 20 puncheons of Jam .'ca sill at 21. 10d. Rica on the spot is dull of sale ; for airival 200 tau white Bengal sold at 12c, landed. Paurr oontinues quiet. Baverwran.—No males reported. Serena—A considerable quantity of black pepper hubsea sold at barely the previous currency. Pimento steady. Cloves (Zangitri) and nutmegs sold at firmer pric ; other spices without change. Corms is steady, but not active. JUT" et previous prices ; 600 bales have been disposed ce. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MADER! ALL. —lfides.—Prises : 56lbs. to 64abo. 34. to 31d. ; 641bs. to 72165., 30. to 30 ; 721bs. to NUB.. 30. to 21a. ; 801bo. to alibi., *.ifd. to 40. ; 881hs. N 961b5., 40. to 4 ; Übe. to 1041 be., 40. to 41. Hone hides, 9s. to 10s. Oa skins, light, 3s. to 4a.; fall, Go. IitILKONDMIT. --Sheep ski= : Polled, 106. to 12s. Oi; Keats and half-brads, Si. Od. to 10s. AL ; downs, b.. 411. to 72. 64. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteadea sad Smith report. the demand rm. dually Meressmg for most descriptions of hope, aad the supply of new English vane limited. The importable. 41 foreign hops hes almost ceased for this year, and an higher abroad than on this .ids. (Nwresey : Mid and Nast Keats, 8/. to 121. ; Weald Keno, 71. Ws. to 914 Omni. 71. 7s. to 81. 10.. COAL MARKZT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton. 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Lansbean, 175.; Walls Hod Haswell , 178. ; Walls Bad Booth flatten, 17. Will. Had Haugh Hall, ii.. 3d. ; Walls Hod Wkarodidie, lbs. 9d. ; Walls Bad Gump, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Beam 16s. 93. ; Walls Rod Gestorik, 15s. 3d. • Montages. 14a. 6d.; Walls End Hansa, 15e. 3d. ;• Wal; Zed Fres mellgate, 16a. 3d. ; Holywall, 16s. ; Wylam, 16s. ; Nerds Moe, 13s. 3d. ; Tantisld Moor, 190 Id. ; H4r Walt Hartley, 15a. 3d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 116.; tie = figs Hartley, 15s. 9d.-1 14 ships at asuket. IhrivattarrY Cousaz, LoaDow.—At a session of council oa Saturda last • donation of 2001. for the hospital was reoaived from Mra. Joseph Locke, to whom • vote of thanks was pared for the munificent gilt. TM mama had the pstilloation of learning that the Dabs of Argyll acceded to their request that he would prank st public dinner in aid of the funds of the hospital, whisk mi x be held on Tueeday, the dth of April. 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