The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING , JANUARY 29, 1859. ..-----. . urA.v.va OF TEE RotAL WELLINGTON LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' SHARE LIS2S. - 7HIB DAY. , IMPIIIIII POISISSIONP. ilk IN. I lattwain I a rAr e . I li tt 1.41/ PAL MONEY MAR . COLIZOIL- (TILTS DAY.) _ ---...- (THIS DAY.) Two o'CIACK- se as smuts •ea tutu - - This day the above noble institution was opened -.-- The railway share market to-day is generally 11 1 it or...i.oa t z t •ta 1 le. flt •• The funds to-day by kr Maisoty the Gres sad Us Brims Comet fur COURT OF QUERN'S BENCII. better. Caledonian stook has risen f per tent .; ts s De. ms II -.. dls tar realisations having bee .ashlar siskats A *octal repress train MR Lasko- ~ London and South Western, and North Eastern 1 t i , r u. Vgjdas E"" I ‘ i ll 1 i di . Islip Mealy alter 9 o'cleck this atoning fir the atossessa ^ lituth " ill Ballen•--(Batage Lord Campbell a nd ihs'ece per cent. ; and several of the other lead- I. st hi: Biefeerr ~, 9 is in prices amounts ....I Wightesses, Creeiptes, and Rill.) Me is see* dodos of 714. 83 9• 1 8 In the teeiroPeltl I **** 11 ••••--s1 TAN CITED( v. 11011 ALT AND JAN vs areel.-ALLZOID tog descriptions about 1 _per cent. Present ats ,rrt. Zimr cent. In the other pewit at the ceremony. The royal family hen lass a ' Liam. quotations are se follows i-ndon and North io rizepr irtt mattli . 2 m a , except as regards Indie Peet Wm* in the building th e i ng h ou t, h a yi ng sepassaly !In this emu Mr. Harowlee had obtained a rule calling urn Western, 961 to 1; London and South Western, is De. Jane 1, ail Ts in main heavy. English viaited the plea dip tag its pn e tte.s. A few ago since Mri Itobert sad Mr. lease ateelthe proprietor of the tar' 96 to 1 ; Great Western, 651 to / ; Mid- IN ilehrates end it. II•Aallt . Pe I eel I unestrowekDoek rally improved, and pews Allan wad to the college for the puree M tamped- lull Jmr" 44 le ."11"8" w h y • c ri *U* l . int """ i ° l land, 102 to 103 I Lancashire and Yorkshire, ass oust should not be lid apart them foe v rablishing In that news- It _ .-.-- I 1 me et throughout the Stock Ng the *Li of the seresomoote. yr . 97 to 1 ; ,87to 1 I South Eastern, 221 to iau ter Conools are now quo rot: F'lle t ee mjl tt, Ilhela two magistratate al". Ur & the ilii"n clty ojf.r.arlis' ad The . 1 per share ; Berwick, 931 to 04 ; York and North 51 l.; =ruts • -:::- I i * UP 4 n / MM IS Da smendee IL --- 4'! 00 eneeee libels were oonteined man editorial article corm Midland, 771 to 78 ; and North British, 821 to 63. a 6 Da Jubbet e me.., - -. and the 8 thyab., and 9i AIPIidIINTATIO.V OF Till WZIT RIDING. reaming on the removal of • tell-bar from Harrowby, French and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shun o r 11 1 , := 1 71•Er o :k• 2 'or .1. me .i March. The Three po - ••• in the London-road, nine miles distant from Carlisle, are s li ghtly firmer. Northern LEEDS, Fittnev Evev AND . to within • short dietaace of the city, in of France are quoted um to p v e... 4 e . ers. r.L neessserw ; TS 72 11 Tell dealt in at 96/ to 1; t By the death of the Earl of Ripon, which was tee ! "P lea " of 'hi* toil bad to be Pe" a eon al ^ l - nh e°1 1:1: 1 arts an yens, 0 , a.os ri ti, i P • d L S3l t 1 • 'Dude- .. a p a a.. I" 30 die 961 to 1•; India stocky peening between Carlisle aad the man of the Newcastle Venetian, old, 1 3-18 to 1 5-16 prem. • ditto, new, 10 0 Si De. I set, ten 100 all Ds. do. MD . implied to Leedaduriag yesterday moning,V minuet Godatich 1 Reilway. It eppeared that this proceeding excited great 7-18 to 9-18 prem. Indian railway ;hares of all Bt. auo •ireet lodise Peleiiii• • MI 103 :In x i. Cent. Debentures is aerated to the mengs, and • mann coesequently rem dissatiataction among the inhabitasta of the city, and that in I" 99 $ to 991, being in the repretentetion of We West Ridiog. !LW lb" the eight time Me gate was broken down. Mr. James and Kr. rawoett who were two of the trustees of the turnpike- a t e ao: l l o p r e e io i ee nq ue uired he f a or 7. Great Luxembourg shares io 1 Ls. 11 4 . n.... ... .... . . .- 7. .. .. - i „Pi a., : : SI °ADAMANT SHAUN AND WOMB. 43 3 IL s. lallft..m•ihnA i- - 261 .1 0. Wein Claaadanana. le I St 16 1 March Exchequer ese't er i 4So be SILO h " abead7 "'wally become allili row, th on overt an order &luting two constables tO 04 :t AL New....--, 8 - .I 1 4 8 / 4 ditto hoe, at 36e. ti of steculeieet. Of Wall a. to the Preset" WIGS 01 111 0 to atationedit - the gate to prevent a breach of the pesos. IN.I N. I Suwon I tilelee namtm e nem . I Ik e 1 1.4el aen. l2 2 n k"f i ' 1 '6.7 : tr. tae Bonds, falling payable ao-oku, moony* mtbit bo taken for what they ars weak , In the ankle is quacks some stmag remarks were ma d e lee el De. 1it. 75,M0N ep. 106 1* w hja i s cot mach; tut we may state that already the sacs those 11011 11 000 es fat 144 4 that step• and the court It 2 •M m i r ett uk.L ..amj au v.t.l . el ei Si Ho ai PM st et wDieste.7; 110 100 The foreign stock so di isessuar. PO 18 161 sews cf the Right Me M. T. Balms, M. I'. ;of Sir J. lif. E..'" ► s mu' on the Pnnnd that it imPut.'d to them nu- In ter Ilklea.las.Aobr.Javi * 68 70 i New Turkish Loan sl rout motives la the discharge of their magisterial functions. is 1M IMAM Me fteta..-- r 4 I , r. sft w-i-m-:....._ DI first series being Barseden, M.P. (ilie priecipal pmprietor of Huddersfield); m Tecepte te eheette , tee . w het the tt , eeeteeded el se alarbem of R. Monektes Mitsui, Esti , M.P. ; and bf W. E. Fonts,. that if by the •• c o r ru pt motives" was to be ander- ..^^ LOS - N , S i it 851 f 1 03 be. 100 Illibias 9.LM -• and the second, 6 Esq. (o 7 Burnley) ,have teen putlicly mentioned. A rnes4 • moot motives o personal or private gainer profit, the article M. t_„ ( + 4 .._.,.. elatii 4 :- '" tat fit It Iper Cents. of 1834 .... - - no of the hiding liberals of this important division o f did not fairly beer that eosehaotion, batthat if itdid, the im- t :1 1 ' =j • . . 41 fi 1 0 dim • ... ,ai . i ... ~.. W 14 di. 6 8 die Mexican Bonds contit the cotumy will to forthwith called, when the whole enbjed V r t" . l.`a' ht d hasa mc. retalet- a *I in the *IT `Furl° °Melted by le an Da 4.1• We . lir. tot . . II 0 .........- i I pre v•woett. The keened counsel alluded USI 51 Inn S 09 14 0 n ' ... IS MI "••a::......-. * at tions. Sales are re will be hilly considered. at some Worth to the affidevite, detailing the whole proceed- era re i latiord. Ju 9 Si Jeactin - - 10 10 Diamt................ Mr 1 10. I lOh Four- and- a- Ralf I Attu flag to the probability of the melancholy 00110, Inge connected with the removal of the toll-gate, and sub- g. It g e a m nia .-. le 14 1 1 4 1 De c ta.V 66° . riediWis.li. i i die wki,h to, since happened, the fleve•liter (Aunt., of mist.- mind that the (seta justified the defendants In imputing to AMO Damao - .... -.. 0 AI 10 I Illatdad.Ltinlis Limb.. leti Pm Dutch Two-and-a-I tram. ow. A.. 48 47 day morni n g, said --.. With regard to his encersor-- the Peeeettlktre that is tatting the "elm they did, they g. ix, iller ts. atm n - * li change 128.); Dal - seted from feeling and irritation , and for te to e 13 is Chasm changes might take pacs in the mode of else- of ... .. P P ° l' 0 0 W is a-,....--- ...... of in wee, 1011 ; Mexico ta g certain objects which they bad at heart, not in ei. 100 VORNION OBLIGATION'. Doe, is the divisiou of the West Riding into two pans, s a ris prism. 'ty, but ea trustees of the turnpike-road. e i t 't. IN t ee r " 08 , 4 ',.• I g t V i 1M.114, I 00110 VS. I Galax erre sou count, 201, 201; P and so forth-es are glad to leans that the liberals will, D• If, however, their lordships thought that some of the terms 8 , up min.. N IN enfideutly trait, find • worthy successor is Sir John seed Wile too strong, and not warrented, he te ell r.... t• tot ee sit &towrope astese.s pro. - Cents. for account, 9 1 , se 1041 NA 10 an I.ln_al Mori per 0 - .. 11.3100012. Ws belasvo that we us fully jusUeed is ***** l ____,_,* the Conduct of the prosecutors Waa i 6 -••• ••• • • to ett Cents., 451; Turkish and that Were wee so much improbability In ft, i r . i . , IR X count, 911 ; ditto Si' @Wong that the 0 3 tit honourable baronet will be taLnid=co, .eve for the e • . P't summary futerpoution of the itel M. ititaisasi Wwl. i MI MI g ell pe ° ,lgr p& Mew irie g Feet aia .. ". ..... .7 1 : : 1 aMI G. invited, ty the leading memb.re of that party, to rewire- °met to th e way , M. 140 Ormil WaSMIM et. 110 DelleserVelkes=lllllo 64 117 .. 1 . 1;:vi• *1 Pt lest the Wes Riding in parlisamot. He is immediately Mr. Manley wed on the same side. MI teseamer sed Car a ti l 4 " ...1=s pea. .- .- Two per Cents., 17. ta eit he_d with 1 14 t a i emai ., B pi, a l ti , m j, teaga i ae o B o o , Lord Campbell • Med if the defendants were now willing il mt Be. Thinit ......--- 3 1.11 em PIN VI all sad 5 west. ... w The Swiftsure, ft = a 80 , 8 , 84 , c 1 a t t are! 1 aaa ,.... that local k i . w ho s . o f m s to withdraw all imputation of corrupt meting, and to pay the v.. IN De. Dim a Lbtra ri,,l„ ........ IVAaw on o g lii Imeeme.... outs of this spplication. Up, the rule might be dischvged. ae Ilkeliera o =assiliet 114 Downs lut night, a researcea sad capabiliGes whicli is not it In Nit la This offer said be • test of tho eincerity of the reactation 1 I d es' !*bab y - i d' l' 41* 10 • al PA I. 01 aj Da.o•l4ohalitg; DA yet lii delivered on Monday. scomilsoce with, the promotion of the arrest milks." which they said they bad made. If they refused I t ,t and the ; Wan Liles US* .. - an Leaden and Steak owll .. 4 1. ie 1 3 e t otiZot e t!" ilk nt information were grouted, the court had power to order that il . a De. J .__ At Paris today UNIVBIBII7 INTILLIGENCA the trial should take place in a county where strict impar tiality would bis shown. i it..6 . 5;:i al lice ra ra et. ill Veen= Weston, n . 1; ... so 4 all M in 5 witime - - I '.. 2 I prAL 111 111 Renter ' s telegram, t Mr. Temple said the defendants were perfectly sincere in t i ll i .".7,C,1G,;47,:.: get . 10 igi 0 g IS s' 111WRIVer371 ni rli opened at 68fr. f CAMBRIDOR, ;me. 2s. writing the article retracting any imputation of corrupt too- si. 101 laveJellaaelada 10 88 • al t immediately receded DAMMLOA OF ANIS' CONNIIICSN/XT.-1.1•2 OP NoNOVVII. thee. 11 8 ...... ........ - es OOLONIAL 0041141111INNT IN Ustruis. „.... tat act 1031 i reduction of }per a Moderaters.-Harvey Goodwin, D.D., Gamins Lord Campbell-There moat be a pore, simple, =qua- *LP --- t i a . Z i . , *T6 Is. fen I 3003. I 0411 01 8081 M I IWO. sad Cetus Col Nurses Manses Necked Yterese, M.A. Om. Hai retractatios. all ID& OA osiers I w .. = •:: 116 w eL ..""" IR HU 11. 3 quotation of yesterda I vile and Cafes College. Mr. Tim Is am authorkerl to withdraw, in pure and ell Strtmeath led .. . ea • - If 18 P ' gt H' i tVt iu it is evident that tl on the Continent has Eiminers . Willialu 11101•011 Camion, M.A., Queea' s Mamie worth., any imputation whatever of corrupt motivee. i a g em • i College ; Robert Braithwaite Batty, ILA , Emmanuel Col- 99 e• la ge. In all coats of Equality the woes are bracketed. the mots. ankty-And to show our sincerity we agree to psy Role discharged accordingly. sit Iliemblir yen ea lee seem N ti lartioniiiiiiiistiWa sun . le : 7; R too Noms 0 wia . b . di ill a° a s - ..... .. ..... _ 10 10 130 ft It . e..."Jsk. 4 ""teei ll" 1 1 : Si - 1071 100 1 lama* live sales, which hay , the part of the publi , WRANGLERS. THE 01: ZEN C. Tilt. UNIVERSITY OP LONDON: THE kGU Mu* ISt_ ‘ .6 GO Ito in lla of the floating supp DA Waive, Job. 20 Herschel, Trio. NEW MEDICAL COUNCIL. en i 0 111.00016-111600.01 . It 331 NM .... .. .... .. .4 neaCe 111 1513 111 all NO PT IN event of a sintster C downward movement I Brown, Inn. 21 Beefing, Pemb. A rule had been obtained in this case by Mr. Wilde for an ain . p. e. .s. &v . . a i a. els 0 I Steel, Car 22 Davidson, Trio. H. information on the nature of • quo warranto against the le, 1 4 I r,..... ird.••••-- ff vi it i i , for. Even in this ca 11L1T0011 XIIINO. 4 Jock, Pet. 23 Donaldemi, Joh. 1? eiversity of London, to .how by what authority Dr. John ai. !mai L,„„a.,„ ::::7 in a 5 Bono, Queen's 25 Collies, Joh. St &tart exercised the office of a member of the new medical i m e SA LO HalreteniS. -• " Ns. 1 elm I Nora I Pd. lOL seism &lac 111 the discount me 6 Clifton, Job. 2.5 Widdowson, Joh. council. l sera al* Mne n Ili 6,540 s , glyritlea Mama s t . 011 7 Mathews, Caine 26 Constable, Christ's The Attoraey-Geueral, in showing rinse against the rule, is 2 s ank "' S eet "'" u ". s . 8 Wodebouss Cans ( Dans, Trin. said the question was whether the election dot member to the e t . do • ~...I sre.. a *dew, It 10 I.ole Deem hese •Oemide tions took place as lc 9Vy wpm, Car -' McClean, Trin. Medical Council of the University, could be made by the N a 7 a as Malisisek) 1 465 475 NI Merj..Darart mate( * his in little business was dr 10 Oath y, Jesse (Nide, Joh. senate or governing body, including the chancellor the vice- g a -- - 11 Hopkins, Trio. U. 34 McCall, Trin. ebencellor, and fellows, or by the shot, body of the Unites , a t , re i l o tarfesealk 171 We 481 °menthe 11111.Aahm 12 Adorns, Joh. 31 Mullins. Joh. ei•y at largo, Including the gradustm This depended entirely a let km I(l = i o =e 6; ti q i from th e Bank for ei 13 Wilmot, Tele. n Bruce. Caine en the terms of the Macho:der grouted to the University. i ID Union 44 47 W a iteesneae 4 8 du I.IW AIM* The steamer Cit . 14 Cornish, Sidney 33 Sitlewiek. Trio. Lord Campbell said it woe a owe of great importers to illl WAN Wlb Vie GIGO* ti I f 26,0001. in specie fro is Bab, Job. JI Rhodes, Clare. all tbe graduates of the University of London. That oa t - ... tr. --....-• 74 6.000 0 Sawa 418 1745.4m0 194 * T Since Monday abo 16 Taylor, Trig, 34 Thompson, Trig. et 100 OW& Rolm weeny wee not van ancient, but it era already a very die- et eh seethichh meet see 4 e j 4 TO 12 .lekaum. Calm f Drew, Sidney. tinene.hed body, and might mom great Wm& ou the is 15 61. 1. 6 '1 - • w ie/ id, ' r I It the Thames from An 18 Banat, Cherie I ^ Trotter. Tnn. country. It was of great moment that the ewe should be Si all Peress. Aught.. .as- 71 it k 1 - orMlllOl _ .. Lew fi 14 S -03 a. 10e. Miami • 0 le IT Al th ough the lette 19 broaden, caiftu.s 38 Junes, Eunnen. carefully considered, and 'he thought it would be bettor to sti Nuertea sue tarttagork,. 111 141 80 41 Date *So ma w - 649 ... PreetilemetllLskati 1111.3 48 to been delivered, the et 100 the questions for decision upon the mord. I lie Taff Vele - - Mew .- ee . gon.illiath lc • I On 'Change y ester so - OA 01 WO 430 in This suggestion was agreed to, and the rat wee made at- 1 1. l ot v i er ofi rem • ".. " 51 - tiOn wag in the:Atistr Mr. Wilson, the Cimbridge senior wrangler ofAwe - 1111111 WWII 3 21 _3l solute. ** S ft ma 6.W. Mlle Da sis POO, ii a member of ft. John's Co ll ege, whereto. boodle* 10 all wegtosacwasensitive to adverse I NI OW. lode Loa& Ormtal P w. .. ex 3 ll II 9 II 05 risen. As regards p had the advantage of tha Rev. J. Allay's tuition. He is the e ell Da Atm mar.= ri 0 0 14..5. - Yds et ii;;:ilhir: tendency was not f son of the Rev. Mooed Wilson, vicar of Nodes, Lincoln. THE POLICE COURTS. • all r VAL& pre41•111 el a MAC i .1 the rates was imo shire, formerly • Fellow of 5% Join's, and subsegoently Sr i ..:: :L C: rms . t o= : iehjess lineenal is le i 2 id Prtneiyal of Ms College, I-le of Man. The senior emegla (THIS DAY.) eItIVNNUNCIN 101•11014 shown below :- ISt Pe- I ILAiwAra 1 ream ems I am. ml, : Wia. Mem 1 - ^^ - ; rll 1115 ad Amsterdam. Ores i received the letter pert of hie 'shout Woman= et Sedbmgh 11.141 to 151 • Roder Gratenvr &hoot, Yorkshire, under Mr. Evans. In 1856 he MARLBOROUGH-STREET. i5 ♦ i = it ies , ..i fi e : 4 lo . mom. I C a id 0 10 Ili : 71=0,i i i= L i b il l 1 1 LIM - Wh o irl o z o s2 Ana Antwerp, thde wont gained the Bell Sebolu•bip, and wee first in all the BT2 sLINO KNOCKERS. a =1.1•••.=.1.». 1 1 "1 Low _ 111340TrelswesoWs• 1 48 Id If ram three maths, : Ma to I n ; ditto, the maninatime of his °nitr i te is which bs wee • ow- lieettersant Caleb Bohol Stanley, of the Engineers, Tower 11. pre Ilea Maim ewe , ... p.c... 11e 11i oaths-Mains, three a dila.. Mr. Boma, of Trialty College (bracketed second and Mr. Jaws 1,1u,0n, banister, of 16, George-steer; ll i: f 2 R N% lP•iiii 11 N kmral - rouble, three month • wrautet), was educated at the City of Loud= School, sad " 6 1° churlid " fellows i . K. iii De, do era 5.1 1 14 FOREIGN MUNK three mouths, 10.65 Thome Brown a police-constable, maid he mu on duty st. 184 D a Nye i phut h. 91 it has read at Combs i.lgo with Mr. Boykin.. Mr. Steal, of Na I Sr.. 1 Kist I Pd. I 01. mite.. I dates. months, 10.68 to 72 ;at halt-prat 2 'hi:mottling in Regett-street, and when et et. an rioters tlidea,4 we Oma r UAi Caine Colleini (bea.A.io.l wrangler with Mr. Brown) is, ws the corner of Maddox-etreet be woe the two defendants going T i t Ir t Ite L ser e et' a 1 8884 ... e .1 e p e ota e -7 .7 Nose It austretton .. II 1 1 Cadiz, three months, moos i Boa semi ilairi VB. 4 art sea 211.70 to 80; Goo 0' believe, • native of Cal...ate, .howing considerable talent, be down the street, rieging the bells of nearly meaty house, e t i.e ggie.. - perth. - proc. ca. c 45 751 UAW It arse. 1m0.03.M114.3 ft I Napies, three months, . was sent to England , and, proceeding to Cambridge ; read they being both drunk at the time. In. lam 01111g110101,ejlietOellt. 1 in 11.100 M Do. di Jobe &am U 11 II for t . . Inspector Ibis err, , of . th in e C th. citie ll ion h, , w asi bia d be mint ii. i s D..p .„Det p rat .....d. ::: ,.. " ....ii 7 01. 1,6r9 time 4 De. load I Illa, Oe. al II el 1211 to 122; Marina with Mr . Todhunter. His uncle is members( parliament . ... a t 1 184 6 0eaddla.0a.ma a : 17 z ets 90 days, 62f to 9; Opor for Cockermenth. ants were looked up were found two knockere, and he should al, Greall. Whit 101 lit 12.000 M 6Oa Weett e l=ttlentel. .- - 10.010 Ospfer lB 10 If The Stock Exche be ht • parka to prove that they had stolen them. RNW Duna *redeem Pre. MI 160 te.en 1 ° A:alai:Q.lW. La ni e h !Ann I Thursday next, th The hamburgers» here produced. W. 110 la. 300.0 0 . a. .... 093 fe.ooo II jrimiir..... S settling day for ti NINON AND LEATHERN lAD NALLINAZ. Charles Magill said be arm employed to clean the coils it 100 Do. realm i ',a .... . 14 Si 15,0 in 1 •-Armes 7l 84 (Yl5/11 Air) at the station, and that morning he found under the sett of dti ler, B:. ,timd•••• 4is t^eact‘ i l l Il i , teem Awlientaa ..... I I in the official list. -.-- No. 6 cell, that 1s which the defendants were, the two I .1. neTa i - e - m - attat. 013.8 as. 141 170 141.818 Itertaelt ag P.OlO New a ea. duty, • • 10 lts 10.004 1 N. ass. °ward a The dividend pre This afisrassa a special general meeting of the knockers produced. There were no other prisoners placed _all So wpm ,. d do rd ' way Ca. held id 25, ors" George - in the cell bat the defendants. . ; l e l lEntilLni e tr= e j It enstranahin. Ma. I•es 1 Oxford, Worcester, los so satoti.taticasal at se st saes, Weellainster, Mr. T. G141,41LL In the chair, " for Ferguson said he was the worm for liquor, but he totally sh E _.. ilea 1 10 MOW A Port rud e 1 e I Company for the last tbo ourio of mujgnis, sod , pro ring , ot herwise, dentist the charge of taking the knockers. RIM tense Iftelere di te:Wria, Ne t Its Foardi said he wee in the wrung. tie 18 , ie .. hatt0 , 48 .. 88 ,. 103 - - MI T.CIM K‘ temitaso ie Cobs 43.114 NINO OrdlN Xencem M 31 7 as follows-viz.: On Lade of errealgenWnt lawmen Ibis company and the Landis , vi the rate of 6 per cen Brlglitsa, and Garb Comet Railway Company, for • lease in Mr. Vi ebb said he should be able to products the owner of os us e s s . - iirs a *s.. I e s a .a... - 141801ILL•120130. send Guaranteed ea id , to , r „, path .. by Ob. 1.1^;„ company of the one knocker, and other persona whale noon had boa 6 1 Eta w t o itim mean I ; ni li ad of the. compeny, and for the working in injured . klt Mir. ip.CEea t: 10 148 "I. i that 03ersinas. Pd. IM. 00.100 A saw. The Caledonian Rs Me IMISUIIIe rif the teethe on Ilia company's railway, by The defendants w w7a ß th sii sa l p re:rounded 21 .11 1 Chia it .. ... DA, Is Anglo Nealaselliat- MI tit la IP Aeshela AwleaL 19 U S 8 week a decrease of 2" ths Leedom, Brigllon, and South Cmet Railway Com- STREET. IC 1% ZA ti ka ss i sa arenad drfretti. et 12 ii la t* Mareatan nova 11.;11 so I I I The half-yearly Int patty, end kr 0111tAI•irg the directors of this company A PENITENT. II 41 Pe. 61 'lli': See MO , Mimes Tei. oast- ell ID T/0 Company is called I 101 0h0 8•4 1 cower in all WC...MU step 10 .htaislaer pewee Tile. Godwin, rather • comely young woman.,was brought N. 140 n. sim Atr L arst. keen parliament to can oar: the lama of those heads of ben Mr. Hammitt by one of tha N division of police it fr, ...,,,qtr . ,, a 141 141 . lUD fll * Bra. =te Lead 41 = - The half-yearly ml insagemeat.' under thee* eircuenertances : A Int E 0 nw st. het. Itial 104 165 85 01 to 1144.Alelehilta•Ta/A all 0 Of 'lke Setretery (Mr. G. W. Hoax) read •• special nport Gill, 299 N, :while wain, through Holton between 2 Si lee telmeilitAMe Peet N N BAN 36 ocare..me lima sti is a Railway Company, c alb. din core. AIN r stoin K Ito akket of ths meeting, it and 3 o'clock this morning, observed • female sitting on the le so Po•ol,"I-., "...MU; l i t i i i too 19 Do.o MI 13 U I* Ora& . .. pomaded tt.us •-" The proposed arrangement may be step of a door without shawl or bonnet. Shea ppeared s a N=N ah lostr.4 e. et se. a Pi II is me.iii . :okeiso et It or the working of the li *sr* atm. •• f. Wars -1. The Brighton Comeau to *Moat astranght when eastioned, but gave the constable los lima - - peembees ibis c0mp...11a%. lase fait 40,0001. of 5 per ant. to understand that she bad been robbed of her 100 Dm ew Oahe wet -•- Mal erg. tt eerie.. sa ti 15 COmpany. la st.sest i r.s.... est. ill 111 18 , 8.488 0001 ya ms ....... au 31 11 11 The half-yearly me perpetual Mk.. hisl' at compozy, wet in six months from dram. and se she awned that life was a burden to her, si E . ge , lon ner Do. Pretelteile, ... Mt It ii the planing of sa a t NA' heri-ieg the maven) to do so. having bather relation nor home, be took her to the station- NU 1 st. 110 1 ... - Sur.naaloadtratLise att 0 f Investment Comps: Yet. a a Bards 1 ....Ps iWm no ai That conpiay is .l. i rat to apply to parliamest in the pre- home, appmbireding that if left atom she would destroy an *4 ' 1 ,, a l6 "'" l 4 m a' w ee 80 - 1 14 7• 00 • available balance wit Met year tot an eel enatlire them to carry out the 11111012- here It. When there, she expressed a desire to enter a . 7 .,.....,..i... ire 1 :1 11 " LOD 21 Ds New .... lO It Sea a dividend at the rat ant. all mcwenry e...gri, torludit g the deposit of a bill, refermateey, being disgusted with a twelvemonth's life of led eineeMe .„, .. Ile 11l PAN 6 Maned Amt. Ors an 1 11 declared, leaviog . ls, , , harm limes token bi. •htee with that object. 2. The proetitution on the streets. Ise 440 , 40DelailltL• IN lel ad Avec ID Clestroare.Calleat se ••• - Ma Pra -. •- IDA* * =hem 1111 1 IL ..e .= fund. A resolution 1 hrtge , os Company to •irk this company's line Ia the Mr. Ilanneill questioned the youtig woman. Her replies le At ist ....e ."..... rak .7. .... toreatime, end, remit the perehm• I. completed. paying Irmo g•ren in • manner that betokemd trailifulsreas. Ilbe ea tro : I s i det. nM lNest A ett ~ p 71 7 at. el lion of preferential at this ronirmy 2,1,001. • year in inspect thereof. had b---ti *educed eleven years mince by •• gentleman at the „; as ._,.. B .=lr wi rtod_ Bo . - - I T mum 4 12 1 .0m.OmMeteetn su 11 If le at 5 per cent., with sass 3. Tbs nadirs tote 'Orly er irk. d , re •• to me. it tn. omor- writ end of London ; that permit supported Mr tea 1 ,7 4 rr, 4 , 4 ' 4 ,. „4, 88 .1a 8 I F u:st t I=r.r.".Lutz 2 7 I company's operation hairy of I roceadii ga* H on, either over the Brighton years, and then 1.-ti the c tunny; she was then Mose I m . 1 . 47 ..... ~: 11 1 . ......LoismatOo. 4 I tio Stlbjoitteil is the fil comma ) 'a liae, me over Ilia It totbledon and Emma line, mid In the world, for her parents had died; and althomk Orr V........nia: - - FIT: . Mater eta LAO •11 V O.OM 4 NoTAPTIGANDO. ou 1 li National Discount Cc vim meal, w ith.,.' tritaretlineomt or uenerewary delay. The oho but • brother alive he yet refined to aria her. The et. D 0.41 I n owl • -. • • t a rt. 1,.... N. hit. 10 In Move we the *see pelarlpel /morn( lb , prop. , reed ay maws t. sine's from that period supported her, but so erosive was 4i err Voraileataasm It r• sou 1 gam , . Amlaholem atl 1 1 i The directors have the lath. thineartklattedirectur Meseta..., need to providefor the disgust she entertained at the career, that she wail 2 sudi*e. 6 Ensair,,. 4v.... ..'. a .... . 11.00 et 01100130. Aft - ... bidders • statetnent of tl the dm avvomm.dei ice of the inbabaimis of the diortet by resolved to end her misery by death unless a refuge *posed ne , e iir ethedh jeg hteete , e , 0 0 wan 4 Orteatal Ow ... en L t 104,e, re, -Km Shwa' l. lal Nit half-year ending 31st , wicurta g the sdren'ave• a • connen-on with Loudon at its doors tor her protection. am OrtwassfuniLlsalA 4 - - . profit of 32,5211. 0.. 7,1., Weletelso Melee, sad with the Lemke end South Western Mr . Hemmed immediately mat Mr. M'Bride , the eided lOlllll4lll RAILWAYS. mu m Pee tiltra tench sit 01 t i expenditure, writing off k .iler.iy ',Men gesenty, by aeries of the Winabhdon usher of this rum to ore if some asylum would empty it lln I Bo:Ma% I OM* Mesa 1 sum. 3OAM 80 helm& °Newham eV St SS DAN ea Da ms Nee . .If -- Pm pewees, making allows! end Elea. lime. It Ina bees comeounlestad to the with the epplkant'a desire, sad she was foettiwitfi intro- a sa a ima st i m s.. 0 e 045 tuft 30 led d asiliTel. 4 1 0111 IPI * reserving 11,6671. 12. a. ' 41"*"" from e° "oee'tel 'leerier to the r". 04 010 3 , dared to the " Briti.h Lathe.' Society," in Lambert-street- al - - . ore a Benton Ism ...... as ea counted not yet due, the 0 Do. Um . ...... slI 0 II out of which the direeto tbe ON • e•f , ljltt , rt .;'l b, .It. pettier opposed en there it was ascertained that staehsA never been In prime, an d ft Metria ii..... imerse....lr,e . Ida l est ID uo r ul UM 6d. for the psyment of en - net of the lesig4s*bili'e of practically onfereleg the dae was • more Borg subject far edregmlon to the " Rtes" ebsereaso. of !to 'hire ert•ele, . r. 4 Its d.reetaes bane is eon- Isatitetko. Ribs wee supplied with • bonnet ii rd su sha e wi ti. r i Oirmarortioe4ol.l4.EA I ft ~....... sot &lays 1 tatine the erePe a tho pet piston on rid the safer brought her back to Mr. Hamm l's ilot^tetii aril t.t , (refinery meeting of the “Isprety, as pr•-sosd her gretsfill think.. for the interest evinced en her g 0 they wank! othervisit Lane done. It is right that hetalf, and Mr. M•Bride then conveyed her to the "Hooey" the dir , etora should state, so sensible were there / the at Blackheath. lOW ttat° oft he It ' , et , 'het they mad. it • prodigal pi...rad-at of coming to en arreeneent with the Brighten mom- WESTMINSTER. °Mune INCE AT IN ORATORY. .. a . ...... if =ra ft lirim b esie Se. Inmataim voile!, • , .. • .7 .. It 6 Mend Thr.ltailli. • 00.0 •••• oil Orem 1:00,1•1 01 Vasa r" sr Isla lext.eb.rwMeetBlo 4 1 11 f pany, the lb. iaterehmemo i 1 teal • with the South Weems IL...us Monfooold. a nevem. wan chargsd with creating a a , : , 11 1 ,..-=,........ 4 , ene F e.y.t Ep...in •'i•iulil be gristly odor:al, nod they is- diet Ethane., at Ms Brampton Oratoi7. te at I.lEtere..lrcitigimit m oosso .oars A 71.0 t. 1 I.o.o.mrirrk aa dirl Moo s 1 Do. Ve........0•00 SO te roma to., • et. vietwria Deals - Httl ..! : 61 ( 1 , W I 1 16, . 00 lea DieweaTaant. ll6. . k g . "11 IM been 5 MP 30 Do. ...... -.. .. al -wi aL 7 . l yd th thl : l n al i P oi e St 379 to 2la l l with the deed, Mr. Burn nem beenth. sat ah "'"dial ow ac :a don s uri tsted ontg : t a llt n el d i RAILWAY Tsaretc.-The traffic returns of rail- retire by rettaioat and b teed (if 'be eh ttr".,•ltl.r• an ' , ion the area 30010.1.11 1 ). Jobe Joseph Mnmett, porter at the Roman Catholic Ora- 5. 8 I.ot-std. Troesles -... • II 11 Pm It 1 ways hi the United Kingdom Mr the week ending J'an. 25 mounted to 418,6901., and for the corresponding period at the election. b. lb b e y d t i h nr= '`' 9" - 9.“ t" Petli-ti'elit to ies"et in Gm tighten 0.4..., • , tory, !Sainte., sold that, at half-peat 5 lot ermine:, me of P 34 ok f•lr,:t••=•-• ..... •• _ _ annual thetas' of audit 1,41 f r trine ere, t!te Le .therbeed lire, stein-tent mei- , the pr ,- S ts asked hint to turn the defendant out of the plan of 10 ;;;; Th ,7 ,•,. Nw • - o. lest year to 391,9451., showing an increase of 23,7461. The doss for marine tlie rerr):ne oat of Bile provision. The wor.htp, as she bad been aannyieg Lim two or three time. 811 all Norm, a lien t 4•11: Bl, 2 aree s receipts on the sight railways having their termini is the oasis& the metropolis smounted for the week ending aa above to The directors of . rursouna rem invited to entrust th eir proxies to Thomas - during the day. Witness got her aa far as the doorway, sit L 0.4 aea rte:. i Grasp, E.q.. chairs,* of the compaay, and to Mot his when she became very eV Members of Imam ir ii i 1 Pi 173,1 W ; and for the coneepoodfog week of km year to address their sharet violent, scratched and struck him, p i: he. :4 K. .. - - 168,9791., showing en increase of 4,1551. The on on The dlrectors beg to name therein.** bait did not hart him very much. There was no service at 40 all .Nenr...ll: hook Prot lll 91 the Eastern Counties railway mounted to 7111.; on the nerd statement of the II I The report was aloptel • the time. but the misfire was open all day for private devo - E jiP I . ± . tr!. __,, „,...„„_ air . 1 .... ,„„ on the Lonlion end Neeth W•enttn. to 4_1701_ Ime the - . ...__ Eliza Macdonald. • vorvenr, wee charged with creating a disturbance at the Brosiptse Oratory.. John Jemmy!' Woven, porter at thr Roomer Carbolic Ora tory, Brompteo, and the', at It ilf-peat 5 lot evening, one of the proms mated him to torn the defendant out of the place of or..4ip, as oho hart been annoying Lim two or three timen during the day. Witness got her as for as the doorway, when she became very violent, scratched and struck him, but did not bun him very much. There woe no service at the lime, but the weary was open all day for private devo tions. Witsese wa stligc dto use some virleor 7. to get her mar, end she at Isegytt collected a mob, when he gave her into moody. 21/) B, said that at a goat ter to 6be was rolled, and there wee • twee mob. Ir f orient we. wry vi.denr, cud woo strait to *match Ike last vritoesie faco, when 11i1.:118 pre wand her. COMPIII.SOIIT PRE!' YTVENT OF INLAND LET. Tress.—lt I Important tlao petite should clearly undershot(' tk A oft and after 1`... iftb of F•lirtiery iorlawf 1, Hero t•f,noel tel • V.'s, 111111 , 0 .1 haul pOrt of the poster. be p • p , a. This clans of Otero is now •iseedingly eautitint (1.0. fly of lotivre posted loollualy or for the pur gr of sottoyanrce, the lath r fonalog .on gr at a properties et the whole that witty persons when correepondenee is Irv, in oft r Ia ere ire a mime annoyenro, invariably nfe.• all sepal %lend lettere, than subjecting them reline to the tee nrestenee of rejeetiog some few letters which STJ really important. tinder the sew stringtocent, AO the pending of annoying lettere will, it 1, .xpeetwl, Le nerdy, if not entirely, euppreeerd; and meth* .barge ee pertiOr viten, latter woll be reduced to the &- Sento rouge wi h 'ha addides of the tine of 013. penny, whatever we, a tho am on, of see'. dcficient luster, hw genius, prolsbly, er.ll tt Ink It ..cowry to purist In their reinest of ell Inland Whim charged with pours., sod thus isconveraleeo. ore referred to will be avoided. We underafeed tLat tote score+ hive been adopted at the nia cin,* Ile retortion ho 'to valise, as promrly se riesible, the few wholly I Litt. re which, loom forgetfulness or ether emme, met .• I e rated, so uto avoid unnecfts ivy delay in their penny re. LEIPSIC FAIR.--Tie New Year's fair at Leipoic kin doled, and the nito•tet of busineos done is staled to hero THE FATAL AFFRAY lie TM. HATIPSTEAD•ROAD.-- bean Ruud. Cloth ha. PtChoi good prime, end large orders Teetertlty, an inquest wee bald at the Prises of Wales' hare bra g;ren to it. pinelp .1 ocounfer.urcre for the end Feathers, lisespetrad•r..ad, reirpectleg the death of John of March. Of 60;00 !eras bronshr. t o the fair, upwards of Henry Burrow., which occurred in the manner described in three for-the hers L n eold. Waite end colourol fl,mech. oar nowt at the IN nittilmilmi of Irbil at the Hat7 l •• Ice Italy and gleett,,,e, n a bees a l to h e .. di.p.-, ee d of .t **lig- bons Police Cone', on Thome:lay. The corntoor baring stated hooey prier. B.lk and half rilk MOD, however, were flat. it was deairable that Mr. Pirrir should be present, the son- Wool wee ninth la relout, eel the 10We of the Sair , ot and molting °Meet tun despatched for him, and on hie return Promise stock was bmgftt up, the Anstri.in only nurn'ng 0,60 that be wee unable to find hint. The inquiry was easel& 44joenvid till Thursday neat. ArnoldYr asked her ohs , she bud to esp. D••feodwt—The mu knocked roe down for nothing. I did astbiss wrong. I wanted to p Is the orstoly. sad wby would I be toned out ? Mr. Arsold—You asonved the what and he ordered the weer tn tern pet nut. What did you want to there? Dern:Our—Sam and I went there to say my prayers, red Irby would they tun ml nut ? Mr. Aruld—You don't seem to lave been in a very duo denal frame of mad. ri'erki, :pep. sad Ileaiber. tre7.:.1.7 Ema awl 11.141svd rhtlizri De. 54 re rat. Pribe... fi Nal !Me— Wows fin. M,.[ Wass et IMr MCP li i 641 0 _ likti Defendant—lien and I was. Didn't Igo there to elrifess to lay prise, then the plaitr turned me out and toro the but ton& and hooks off my mantle, beeidee throwing me down. Mr. Arnold—lle says he bad to use violence with you t• get you out. Defendant—Why wouldn't I go in there? I ana get • Pi* 31 11 63 If;.Alaold—Very well then, I wM ransad Bail W takes for bar appeinaow I i du i t 7assp. ii ti II IT ii ;ii tn S f lIA id 4,4 , k; l 7 ri fi ii Ii 1) $ 07 it ti il ad U ili $2 Id zd sil .I S 4 16 I Tal. I RAU.WAVS I Clads slam 1 Wu. 110 ell &Sena Ikea. pars. - - ID 11=nn_al Farr par 6 .• zw alrs:i 1 4 0 0 mass 3p.N. II all Da. law 8 pir ask.. a .11 74 1 llall D .. wawa 44 16 .. 1 / 2 1Y 111 U 4 1.4.. 111141=4 - ada. e 4 II all mg • par ea S all 1 lar r 0 " klLso=nat If 110 Y ettizef,-m -4 all MIS - Owes' html 114 111 I. • rilar=r37.l rli OOLONIAL 110•1141111 W/ 11 unarm 11.1 iraara t tom. ion. M st. .. a4" ig 1111 MK Mt Hl' IR pa. p. 6.146. 4M 101 ICOi 1816 - la la 6. Jal4.lBBs IS 1001 1004 4 pat. OS ISTS - 110 11l US leaLa IS S IS IS 1 11 els IS RAILWAY TRATFIC.—The baffle returns of rail ways ha the United Kingdom for the week ending Jan. 24 amounted to 418,6901., and for the corresponding period el lent year to 391,9431., showing an increase of 23,7461. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their Went in the metropolis .mounted for the week ending as above to 173,134/ ; and for the corresponding week of Bat year to 168,9791., showing en increase of 4,15,51. The +weals on the Eastern Counties railway amounted to 7111.; on the on the London and North Western, to 4,1701.; on the London and Blackwell, to 2L ; on the fsondon, Brighton, and South Coast, to 6361. ; end as the South Eastern, to 221. ; total, 6,4411. Bat from this must be deducted 74!. the decrease on the Great Northern, 1,0251. on the Great Weeteta, and 1871. on the Landon and Beath Western, leaving the increase as above, 4,1661. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amennted to 245.6511, and for the corresponding period of 1858, to 21i,9661., showing an increase of 19,6901. in the receipts of these lines; which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 23,7461. ee compared with the corresponding week of 1868. OXFORD, WORCESTER., AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY.—The reoeipts of this company, including the Stourbridge Extension end Btratford-upne- Avon Canal', foi. the 16 days ending Jan. 16, have been 9,599/. 3s. 5d., whilst those for the corresponding 17 days of 1868 amounted to 9,2801. 18s.; and the expenditure, also including that of the Scourbrldge Ext..raion and Stretford-upon-Avon Canals, 4,1281. 15e. 64., being at the rate of 43.01 per cent., whilst those for the corresponding 17 days of 1868 amounted to 4,627!. 179. 9d., or at the rate of 48.83 per cent. The Ariel steamer lately seized seven English Belting boats that were caught fishing in the French oyster beds not far from Carteret. BLOWN INTO TIIE SE.t.—We underetand that an offioer belonging to the 60th Riff.", stationed in our garrison, was on Ramsgate pier on Sunday bet during the heavy gale which preadied on that day, and that a sudden bleat of wind blew him off the pier into the sea. Avoidance was promptly rendered and the gallant officer was reverted from his perilous position. We hear that Ms injuries were not very diriona, and that be is now able to fulfil his military duties —Dore( Chronicle. CIATETAL PALACE. ONE BIIILLTNO DAY.-- FRIBA; lAN. 28.—Admissimis on payment, 674 ; ditto, by mean WWI, 411 ; total, 1,086. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jen. 26, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active.. 20,710,786 Decree/6 280,400 Public depoeita Other deposits Government secaritles in banking department Other securities in banking department 16,695,620 Increase 87,719 Coin and bullion in both 'departments deven day and other bills 867 , 3 70 biome , 1,004 The Rest Rotes in reserve .... Total reserve (notes k coin) M basting department 12,942,069 Increase 271,986 These changes call for little comment. The de posits having increased, an addition of moderate amount has been made to the unemployed reserve. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals fur the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 49,0371.; exports of gold, 98,8091.; imports of silver, 128,8571.; exports of silver, 299,7831. Two o'CLOCI. The funds to-day are dial, a few speculative realisations having been effected, but the reduction in prices amounts to only about 1-16 per cent. In the other markets firmness prevails, except as regards Indian Railway shares, which re main heavy. English Railway stocks have gene rally improved, and French are firm. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is languid. Consols are now quoted 951, " buyers," for money and the 8 th:Feb., and 93/, " rather sellers," for the 9th March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96k to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 1 ; India stock, at 224; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991 to 991, being pressed for sale; the March Exchequer Bills, at 375. prem. ; ditto June, at 365. to 381. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. The foreign stock market is very quiet. The New Turkish Loan shows renewed heaviness, the first series being quoted 61 to at die., and the second, 61 to 6 dis. The Six per Cents. of 1834 are quiet at 901 to 911. Mexican Bonds continue to meet with some transae tions. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brezillaa Four- and- a- Half per Cents., 1838, ; Dutch Two-and-a-Malt per Cents., 68 (ex change 1261.); Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 101{ ; Mexican Three per Cents., for as 201, 201; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 921 to 921 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 431; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for ma count, 911; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), for account, 79}; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 17. The Swifteure, from Melbourne, reached the Downs last night, and her gold, 339,1001., will be delivered on Monday. At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 63c., for the account, and immediately receded to 68fr. 60c, showing a reduction of 1 per cent. compared with the closing quotation of yesterday. It is evident that the anticipation of serious trouble on the Continent his led of late to numerous apecula tire sales, which have been met by investments on the part of the public. The market is thus cleared of the floating supply of stock, and some fresh I event of a sinister character is required before a downward movement of any importance can be looked for. Even in this case it is certain that the public will again invest eagerly. In the discount market yesterday a good demand was experienced, but in exceptional instances transac tions took place as low as 2 per cent. At the Bank little business was done. BANK Or ENULAND.—fie • M Vic., a 32. to tie limas:Win uarla pura y. Jan. int te the idt Act 7th aa4 I 41r1 111 /2•TUttf .—. Wale teraei .......... 5a.931,165 thwernment Debt A11.011,1/N Other theth a n d Odd Othn and Bullion 18,5.3 , 1,695 • thine Bath= — _ _ About 12,0001. in gold was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. The steamer City of Manchester has brought 26,0001. in specie from New York. Since Monday about 80,0001. in silver has reached the Thames from Antwerp. Although the letters from Calcutta and China have been delivered, the silver market remains fiat. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the chief altera tion wu in the Austrian exchange, which is still very sensitive to adverse political ramotun, and has again risen. As regards paper on Holland and Pans the tendency was not favourable, but the variation in the rates was immaterial The quotations are shown below : Auwamehtra, three months, 11.17 to ; ditto, short, 11.141 to 161 ; Rotterdam, three montaa, 11.17 to 1 ; Antwerp, three months, 26.321 to 6 ; Hamburg, marks Waco, three mcatha, 13.8 to 1; Pais, three days eight, 16.7} to 121; ditto, three months, 96.321 to 6; Frarttort ca-tiorldains, three months. 1181 to f ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 35f to 36 ;_ Vienna, cdr. no three mouths, 10.65 to 70 ; Triode, ditto, this. months, 10.68 to 72 ; Madrid, three months, 49f to ; Cadiz, tares months, 491 to ; Leghorn, three months, 99.70 to 80 ; Genoa, three months, 16.60 to 6 ; Rapist, three months, 40f to ; Palermo, three months, 121} to 122 ; Mosaic; three months, In to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 daya, 621 to f ; Oporto. 90 days, 63 to 1. The Stock Exchange Committee hare appointed Thursday next, the 3rd of February, a special settling day for the new shares of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company, which are to be marked in the official list. The dividend proposed by the directors of the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway Company for the last half-year is officially announced as follows—viz.: On the First Guaranteed stock, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum; and on the Se cond Guaranteed stock, 3 per cent. per annum. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2781. The half-yearly meeting of the Midland Railway Company is called for the 16th of February, at Derby. The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, called for the 24th of February, will be made special, to approve an agreement for the working of the lines of the East Suffolk Railway Company. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Australian Investment Company took place yesterday. The available balance was stated at 28,8031., from which a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per annum was declared, leaving 15,405!. to be carried to the reserve fund. A resolution was passed in favour of the crea tion of preferential stock to the extent of 200,000!., at 5 per cent., with a view to the extension of the company's operations. Subjoined is the fifth report of the directors of the National Discount Company : The directors have the pleasure of submittieg to the share holders a statement of the accounts of the company, for the bait-year ending 31s , of D centher but, showing a gross profit of 32,5211. Os. 7d., and that after deducting the current expenditure, writing off the usual portion of preliminary ex-' pewees, making allowance for bad and doubtful debts, and reserving 11,6671. 12" for rebate of taterest on bills dis counted not yet due, there remains a balance of 13,6161. 11P., out of whloh the directors propose to appropriate 9,6331. 12.. ed. for the payment of a dividend for the half•year, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, end to carry the surplus, 3,9211. 18s. 61. to the reserve land, which will then amount to 18,4631. 15a. Id. The directors hare the satisfaction of stating that many valuable 'copulate have been opened during the past year, and that the general busi ness flows a steady and sati-factory progress. In accordance with the deed, Mr. Buruand, Mr. Toolmin, and Mr. Wilkins retire by rotation, and being eligible, off-r themselves for re election. The directors Lave to enuounce another vacancy at the board by the recent retirement of Mr. Hales. The simnel election of auditors will feral pert of the business of the meeting. The drrectors of the London Discount Company address their shareholders as follows: The directors beg to submit to the shareholdere the sn. mixed statement of the accounts of the company, made up to 31st December, 1858. After the payment of current ex pense., making an ample reserve for boa on overdue bills, and allowing for rebate of interest tot bills not moored, the available surplus amounts to 6,1121. Be. 7d. This result enables the director, to rep tanned a dividend for the heir year at the rate of 61. per cent. per annum, free of income tax, which will absorb 4,3181. 14e. 21., leaving a t.alaoce of 1,6931. 14e. 61. to be carried to the credit of the nest wr yearly amount. Vloe-Chancellor Sindersley has made a call of 11. 16s. per share on the contributories of the Na tional Patent Steam Fuel Company, payable on the 10th February. The liquidator of the British Telegraph Company (Limited) has convened a meeting of the bhare holders for the 4th February, to confirm the Pro- posed transfer of the compen3 '5 property to the , British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company. I The subjoined weekly encomnry of the produce markets is from the circular leaned last evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : The colonial markets this week have been fairly supplied with produce, and a steady demand has existed. Of sugar large quantities of graley kinds have been offered, and these' have to-day barely maintained the previous value, *hile j o th e r goes hew. in many itIMIDCCI., gone slightly in Lawn of the buyers. B.,me large transaction@ are reported in salt pare at an advance of 2s. to It pee cwt. from the Taro lowest mummy. owing to purehame on account of foreign govern ments. Coffee is unebered. Wee of Neilgherry Mlle de ecriptione have been made at fall rates. Rice is dull of pale. Csseie Linea hes declined le. to 2s. per cwt. Tea hen been very satire at higher prices since the snivel of the China meth nearly all Unit thlering a tender cy to further im provunent. 133,031,336 Goverromat Psonletu Rat . . 41117C17 and. Thad dabs AasMLio.ouvr ekt.v. OommW. of Nattnual Otter lisearttle . • 18.`%.10 Nalas. .. 12.311.100 Dat. 11)11.uv.a.) 0.617.00620.99) Maw Depit. Itan,3oll Sam ?Nand °Chain:. 1147.3/0 101$? ►L naApomo sad U. otos, Ask ntlooto ...... . Oink of = .5. Soot of Belt (AL. Ka o`. 4, LOl. I '•••I 7.7.7.77.77 c Clam% Oorn.of ... 0. OL, vi i1e.7.1.4 oet menati tashob. baste Aunt tao4oo .141:4:31. sai 0 . 0.4•000 t zw Ds N e t of Latisur; 1 _ i•_,~ ~:: 1 00..1 E ' r ;;;lll — raisilla Mies a Os- of 1;312.11•Ak4.4211iiiga E1v.2.86,496 Jam n. US. 440.2.16,466 IL Ma teHALL Mkt Cattier. FamAY The funds remain strong, despite the variations in the French Bente', and the contradictory rumours from Paris. Consols have not varied more than / per cent., and closed with marked firmness. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the immediate tendency was more favourable, esp cially in the afternoon, the exception being in French railway shares. The announcement of very lararivals of Australian gold had a good effect. Consols which closed yesterday at 951 to /, for money and the Bth February, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed with firmness at 96 11-16 to f„. For the. 9th March the last price int* 961 to 4. The government broker purchased the usual amount of New Three per Cent. stock. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 951, 961; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 961, 961; Three per Cents. Re duced, 961, 961, 084 ; New Three R e ! Cents., 961, 1; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18 3-16 ; Bank Stock, 229, 228 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 991, 991. Exchequer Bills of both issues remain quoted 365. to 38.. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 225. to 255. prem. The foreign stock market presented an improved appearance, owing partly to orders to purchase re ceived from some points of the Continent where a more cheerful feeling prevails. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLock In the mining market this morning the principal transactions have been in Rosewarne and Berland, Old Tolgas, Buller and Basset, Wheal Ma 7 Ann, Providence Mines, and Wheal Margaret. Prices are generally steady. Wheal Mary Ann shares, how ever, are more offered, and aro marked in the Stock Exchange 47. North Basset shares have been dealt in at 7*. Tnnsactions are recorded in Mariquita shares it 16s. ; Port Philip Mining, at 103.; and the shares lof the North Rbioe Copper Mining Company of South Australia at 10a. prem. Subjoined is oar usual weekly report of the metal market : We have again had a rather quiet week, and prices bays here and there yieldirl a abide. Copper keeps quite firm, and tinniness hat teen done in foreign at good rates. This metal has fallen rather Bet in France, but otherwise Its posi tion is favourable. Manufactured iron finds a steady market, bat Scotch pig is di:Tr:wed at 53a. to 63a. 3d. fir mixed num bers, g. tn. b. Tin has had bat little attention all tho w and Bane. is hardly so strong. Spelter still rules dull. is firm and even buoyant. Tin plates are in demand at low Irate- _ --_ •-- . _ . At the annul meeting of the Cornwall Gnat Consolidated Lead and Copper Mining Company, held yesterday, the &mo tors expressed an opinion that the company's property is very valuable, but intimated that the funds in head are ad, sufficieat to carry them over three mouths. They accord ingly recommend the shareeholden to take up to the rennin log shares. A spatial meting is to be called to ruse the funds required. The adjourned meeting of the Dale Mining Comp say is called to the 10th Feb. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW AIARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 62a. 6J., nett osah; Petersburg, T.C. on the spot, 63e. 6d. ; January and Much; 63a.61.; March only, Ma. 9d., "Bailers"; April to June, 62e. 31. ; April and May, 635.; Odober end December, 67e. 3d. ?deux= Ayatuoes.—Town tallow, 65a.; fat by ditto, 2.. lOid ; yellow Russian, 645. 6d.; melted stuff, d/ti. 61.; rough ditto, 234.; tallow grams, 16a. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Melte and Company report trade still remains doll end heavy, priors w i thout alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to Ma ; superior ditto, 84e. to 90s. ; inferior ditto, 664. to 60s. ; rowso, Vs. to 70s. ; clove-, old, 90s. 01. to 1004. ; ditto, Dow, second cut, 86s. to 965. ; straw, 23... to 10a. COVENT.GARDEN.—(THIS I)AY.) Pine apples and grapes, though saucer, ore still safe clout fee the demand. Peas in rasson consist of No Plus Alouris, Winter Nulls,. Glen Moran; and Jean de Witts. The supply of apples as well kept up. Barrailona nuts see realising 20s. per bushel; Brand., 16s. per buslud; Spanish, 14s. per busUl• elmoads, 21e. ditto ; walnuts, kiln. dried, 20s. ditto. Spanish Intel aura have arrived, and ant in good order for planiing. Chestnuts for the flame purpose fetch from Bs. to 10s. per bushel; Horat dessert chestnuts range from 204. to 24e. per bushel. Kent oohs are mans; they realise 755. per 100113 s. New oranges fetch 3s. 6d. to 10s. per 100. Among rags tables are some nice =lid meta. Greens are plentif ul. French beans settee. French salsding has made its ap pearance. Potato tales are heavy, except far beet samples, which resifts from 100 a. to 110 s. per ton, the latter the ruling prim. Artichokes fetch from 44. to 6.. pee dews. Cucumbers plentitul. Cut flowers chiefly woofer of or: bids, gerdeniae, haliotn.pes, geranituus, violets, migtec.ctte, and roses. ispyr. ' 4./nswoop. per dor-, 1. in l• Lemon; rar doz.. 1. to 1 , o liborte.ya lb.. Li Colo. vac lb.. 1, lA. Phut Apple., par R,6 la Si Grdpoo, par lb, 6. to Pl. Pond. per cl, 4., 14 to 4 stertl,pr. y 4 51cre,21.44 to 54 Appks. per 14pbol, 24 to Ps VEGIE . i4 Rte.& 0.11140. en, tool, 44 to Ed , Le.l/.. par Papa,' I to 2.1 Orem.. I ..lor. butler. 1 4 .4 to Ss 4 endow. Por lb.. I wet Pr4at4e4, p. too, 904 to 14t4 I Guile, per It., e I 0 , • re par bo. ,24t0 On fAI Wm... cos, pordoote.l . UN per cwt., ts P. to cab, per 4ore, Id to:. 1 14 Carrot., per bun. b, 4.1 told n, Ilre. per toP e. le to I , ,I Tornio., per bunch. 44 to 64 I 110rs0 liadb.b, p. bun., Is I; I NAM F 101001441. p. dlr, 4, Is Od to 14 ItudProotrr. p. 'att., H. tn l• Id Coeurrber...4b. O. to 44 Parsley, pall Puscbcp, 44 Poet, per for , 1.161 to 1O 5P404.40. al Io 41 Celery, p. btuldlc, It to Is 61 SCSPENSION.—Tbe suspension was announced yesterday of Wears. Prior, Turner, and Ca., a mercantile firm in the Neapolitan trade. The house was among the oldest and most m. 1.1,4041,6 in London, but their buelnees seems gradually to have declined, and the death of the senior pirlrn r a tow weeks back has caused them, la consequence of we un.ertainty which attends the settlement of the partner ship a:counts, to determine upon liquidation. They hays corresponding houses at Naples and Palermo. hit it is be. breed the draughts of those establishments avid be thac pro vided fee. The liabilities of the London firm are stated not i— ah A ort tt .i toct l e7 oPskl Ito D oo full EN fn r a fire to exceed 24,0001., and confidence is expressed that the whole time. broke one three nights ago In an isolated cottage at Cossay (Nlnrhthar.). end a number of persons &Fumbled to extinguish Ir. Whilst the flames were raging, ten men rushed into a mum to get out • large cheat of drawer., but their weight ceased the floor of the room, which, never very snlid, was partly burned, to give way, and they fell into the midst of the tl thleg. Three of the ten managed to extricate themselves with lounty, four others were killed almost instantaneomly, and the other three remained wedged in between the boa n. end ruibisb. ' After a gooddeal of labour two were extrica•td; Ibeywere both dreadfully burned, and one had his legs frightfully cat and torn by a boom containing several tar& nails having Mien on it; the third, a customs c [firer w a s claw!! it the fallen rubbish in such a way that he and ' not ant for two hours end a halt he remained with hia 1-ca in 'be roldet burning cinder,. breathing sir bested to SO (176 Fehr) and being fearfully burned in all parts of li. terrson. His agony was so great that he repeatedly tee 14q110 1, "Cut off pry legs and draw out my body l•• When s• last he was got out every one we, aeronfahed that be RM.!: a ..041. Scattily any hope is entertained of his mooverp.—Oalignarti. n