The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Utast. NIM Prim M Weelaiiiler.—Bekes Lord emaplu.ll mad a Sperial Jury.) ZICZAMION Aza will v. 01.&11M1.1.11 AXII Inn.— 1.1311 L. TbiA Wee el n , tfoe foe radars words alleged to here bees publiehn by the fetnale Weeder rand the female plaiaud dakedasts pleaded mot guilty. Mr. &Tient Shee and Mr. Simonds were for tb• plaintiffs; sad 11r. Edwin Jame sad Mr. blawinare /TIM for the ddendants. he wale plaintiff. Mr. Charles Harness, was • talionlise practing is the City of London, and he rid, with hie wib, r.. creamee Robes a, • la ly of independent bros. re lbw with hint la Bruton-greet, n”ieleally to recover dew rpm Ma tinily la the Mirk/Am..' Mn. It - . hardsonee meter agora intpatalNr thrown oat by Mni, Onnyiile, the wife d A. 01111.V.0. who had professiouslly attemlrd Itinesdas Se a *OW and busmen. complaint. Dr. Graealle Neel le Cerann-e.reet, My-fair, and it =ithat Mn. Richardson had Lc rano • fs his haw be greeter eciaviteiwe la re ceiving his prolhaelcsal W. These titatitse were ertered Is a bre which Mn. Orriel bed written Is the Mr. Mr. Imam, et Vinare, le baria, where bah trundb• bad been Is the habit el ttayinn In o utman, and .tented Dr. Granviihr• prAimonal hewer sal morality r • man. The Ri.hud.one sad the Drumlin had teen soilaini. d fir • treat many porn deli the slier 4 libel wee rill abed in the year 1616. lt was afterwards minded, but repeat...l os • subagent wares, and • Ina wee read from Dr. Grieving blade It the ttriradeate Is which he Wanly dee , ti.the truth of the meow which Mre.Grarille had elr tele•ed, sad whin be armed wen wholly unmerited and unhanded. Aa Weals hut hes who by the partite le mettle the mute by eitilwretion, but willestsweet, sal the rite sew era tele swot. - - -- Lard Campbell, am Ma ameleakm d Yr. flerpast awls tpamap, mkal what as Or maratha far the jar, ? Mr. Xamla Jomaa—l ea that U. War naiad upcs he he atlal aad vas Writ le M MI. . . ormeromaracoletwora Dr. °ravine sod Mra liasOmdsogi roll Ohmqty, was *capes is sad raid. I lir raw baring TM, Lod Cbia Julies 11•1111111 d up. red nor Jig howl a mad br the pausal, damp* 4118. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. &Wass at NW Pries la (1171;;;1111,1solki Wilk* ••4 • 011111110111 Jury.) 1111031• 4 ALLIII.—• DISTIXOVISIELD /0111110)flIel NASTY 11le thiatill to We ear•. Macau. bpt • shop In I:pra Yark•krea, Bryanonae-Naare, and oonuinnally let 14a1n.-a. The attendant aria Nag ♦beat AU* • gentleman •1, Imaged oaa the Rails of :Le Prises al Owls. •ben in sats sensary. The ernes was to molly a b•l.no. of Z.J. 106. IL Ist baud sad lAgiag, and the pins wars bdetrald Tad eat et_ _ Mr. Ca he tb• plalataY, rid Mr. Hawkre rid W. Or Mho @yarded korai. deirder. It w that wane time h November bet the de lhadmat harms on. saaday wig with Ma. Theassa*a Were, rd wearled her ea the Tarethey r.) blrajlesmee fermata,' the weellag brealihee, r issi e oat tow afterward. nap tad shwa with previsions, tut beriag dose on shows. eaetle to prorate manse ether baL Ismail al paylog, the tlehades* wee afoot to preamd to Par* whoa, however. penceadiaga win tam, as( hawse held to tail to same* this clam. - 11 M. Tha••-1 sMe plaistiffend lam • &Mem My awe Wired Ida as bit same swan She IsM elt• wa atarrled to • Mr. Lemke. I taw the de'rwlant Me th• tmw os a Setardny night in November. He sold be whirl me Isere weal be had my elate. sad he merral ber es Treeday. (11 1800 I &applied the wedding' Wale& sad ahea amp& I board ler 'ho dehndeat sad hie wile tar • ierteinbe. My Mery pad me a am es mem! eresekma I opptied lo the doistiest lar wary, and be mid he weal let bastmme as aces as the Prince of eade IMO Sven Perla Oa eataber ocusks I okra La far mew, sad ha said hie &He had magi bin for (a laugh.) The defendant. Is addable to malt, NW be woiald make mie a present of MR far the ava be had Irma ma Car-auunise I—l erred say bey may Memo I have. The defendant eat drat bras& to my loam by &paws of loch wry rood character, Mrs. Bell. (A learb.) I lold my Men I wood sot snow the defeadist to awe Mere Me he woe a diagians to my how", ort worewal of his odour. (A Leek) Mm. Bed cell stayed 'MY dedarbel 30 miasma 1 hie vas an Saterdsy. Oa Seeder he time see., sad on Mosley I went al.!' his so get Ur merrtetp home. I did sat object to leo slow lbw, Vmy nice ' liseeted It.. (A Web.) It we. better for law to be nor red thee to Bee ail she hod d ee. I had lanai out that eles was sot aerri.d slit week. before. I taw my sitar Lad • poi de.' et amen fovea the detendost. Ma had 2601. a eight week/. die bad M. ea the Ileedeyememieg. I I did art haw =7l trr various Ism elated is lbs till. Al the breeldast those woe duo* of my ideas sirens sad two bar beiMbers. Thee were 12 there ii2Z ; Th. reelable, mallsmed be • fottnight. (A ) It attracted a pea aired need mg shop, which to • a obey. John Sadler Harper—l as • roat as& dell collector. I Whet the plaistire debts sad seta eat bar hooka Os the wedding mein I we isteedesod le tbe de, tadoeL •bent the Sth or 6th ef Noronha I embed dafeedost Ramey foe Mn. Thome.. Ilia ell' said OM mom mosey from the Pram of Oode, awl masa chimer Y the plastid haw wow. Its Dessabw. I wwlehl tbe do haibriat bed *died Ito vetch. The deleedemt sheet OM time ecooplased to as of ha wile's al-tremed. EL hos was serstched, sad his Nye as& melba He sold he wasted to clew lb* bows of the tarnitere, lad of Lis wile* retakes. I adritod bin set to te too Laity. The dohoidast wanted to be rid ad Ms silo all of kw relstioss Mrs. Al it also complaised of dos de. budasie ti drew. A solicitor em celled is, who tried le gnaw manors, but the defeadeat said No" be would bare lathing more to de with Mr.. Allis. Os the nod Datemler Mts. Allis sold—" If you ere ditteneisei le sell the fus awn, par only;" and the dellerliat said be would pay her, and stela ber • heattimee protect for bar blade's*. 1 raw the delendeat afterward*, bream's be bad raft his WS 11111111 how, without a bit of fon Rare. He mid be had (sly IS*. a week dos the rho* mid would anew her 2s. 6d. a week. I said that we, vaty Warp, for I. bed saki be bad 3/. sr 4f. a week, sad bet a moolsom. Is lierfte w his debts Ike defendant sae, "Kr mar ,rnor body. I get so Pore, sad they mot Led me.' (A Creeseramload—The &lewdest aaeeuWea obefseebid at oaf of his forsitato to ma. It wait set worth 200!. or )f. It wet a std, 'ad walked Mn. I got fee myself St. ISe. id. TO' defeedaer4 sundae, erode Mme Ie pry ever the away rt them. The datheMeet bed prowleesly livid with a Miss Meese. I wee to pay the defesient's data out of the proms& of the Waiters. Mr , Oa Do". 22, o.e plaintiff, my most, soled 1 ."'l !nowt, mad he aid it* would gay oust ea awe as the aim.. were sold. He mid his w.f.. hat marl Lin f.e bat awe should be paid. My aant's Immo i• ram St mrs.law. i 5711•34 ~Mr. s o weed thee b. hod to dont that a fatalities esperiesos of matrimity V the nalglitosras.l of tirlego-lthe mot My ems the &indent a very ,Luriouo sotto. et &OM society. (A laugh.) Ho would show the Jury tholl this me eft of b• met Isamu. attempts they bed Ivor heart to n.b Ibis mbetenate rstlem.s, the defendeat, of may gibber be possessed to the world. Some of the brass of the Gil showed how A had her made oat. Day dim day them was dinner V.,r nine, supple foe to. body, tad L. Om • p.. 1 cewoa ti keep order at tho door. (A bun.) TM defendant must have Walsh& that bo had (ivied very hied rels.lon.—(a h)—re ed a. es Tborom, whoa abo hal ma url th• bed Loigner LAr bee see., she so doubt thought obs mold bec.m. Prince • Thomas., or, p rhapo, • begum. trr.) all Lillrule to Harper gaited that three at. &Hemmer between the defendant and hie wife, aad that Harper Ml hod trouble is try nag to armee* *h.+, mid fed male himself list& to pay certain debts of the dot Mast Them Ldlowd so alleolsts MI of Ws of owl thine la IM posemod ky the ardisdant, sod Ow mount of debt. to be mid by H pl m i perr wee staled A on'y 281., so men.ims Mks made dab* tTs d. hr, roblat by suction Oa reds TN. Tbsy 1.84 res an Ali dekirtatitS mosey. Hy the bin of tab &rise had s t .11 hie &rebore os the P lot Deorrober, end m liespley melt the lot Jimmy, be wee ormeol, so Mat Le was oblfind to be d 8 bears M toodnemest baker he weld reles.4 os led. H. sabintited test tbe nob Mks', Item M sigma( to OW was Saud dingrareibil tresamien, sad Or the plebe, had m right to neon r. NJ Abet Aliso, orbs were • rem Mint ben-dresr, womrstA sob Redd, osid—The ere time 1 w. et to the • Mo.. was ea dem4ay. sad on Tuesday 1 =amid. tt:r br omy wits 1064 ta the termini. I lived Is tlic plsisiiTs opetemarsond 1 erst lON there aped/. Aar his( I MOM my Mb said hit, S wietboos my wide gam mom • Ge nolmir The pialatif sorer app red Is mn be mom mood amain. about en may heves" do to bee. Ines IMO the bears 1 west to Hoe la Dertheimiabble. to* midst-gem t. Mere ...meal ems, bat awe mot smythami Omit any debt. At D..rebestmpluve NOW aro, times* me mod my wife. The Salad , INK Mit tmlarmy." I '• Ime ham." • Yen ilmet Isom ; name. Ton bad bitter tot lint with bf, also wet Wyss.* suf. " Who am to do ?" snobs osid. " &111 ell Oro farness ea I leme Mr," Hama eame,and tak " Loth asp bas ides Mall memo smith m Mr male." ▪ Very Tb. plastid " Yes rem te to mil Iw b no Is yam wide." I AIM " Very welt ' s'opood there. ?la eel mil in Is p. to Hr. Be! the tall of male. eallabors ham mama the lobar* 416 lithe ragtime of the Root to bre merrily *a Mrs s&I arnbis. Hr. Jambe Webs—H4 it takes plan at the r:d.'• MM law obe b tabs bare by ber husband. ~.1 1.* mosi—blywife semi s deal of romey. Tbent ells • .b. 41. ; bass, ; LT41116, IL • 11. 111. Imple womb be ber—(4l keili)—gsne• mere, sub. 61. Ifb.; wedike boned, if. lb.-0i ow. IL; lissAllsioN 11. lb. 111.—(s Mob) --1141 •11arybbelberm ; bier 1L 96 -; 0 0 1 " libbet 91. 71 as Weedy. 1111.--(s leemb)—e Mkt sir tlis mei . areer-donlak .41 loa.. 116. Mb me Mr Miff bra& 1 masa 1 moll pr ybblla When the bill of sale was sada, Harper e.i.‘l—" I area rob you ; I do the butt for your Mrs All o—On the Sunday before my m•rtiage, I told my mat ell about it. Bbe neighed me to stay with her until we took a boas. Ws rernslasd in two room, tea of which I had ocenpied Ix fore my maims. 1 always paid for what wan had in. On the wedding-de, I gm aunt 64 I gars ber • sovereign fora pair of fowls, • leg of motto., sad vegetitl,.. Part of the U. wan for born-met mousy. We ' accounted for wine, beer, &e., ourselves, and paid for it. The day alert the wedding I gave aunt U. sad teat her 21. I frtquently gave her 21. and 31. at • time Bec,r• we left I soled my smut If we owed her anything, sod ski raid " No." In the three weeks I was in her house I spent 1081., most of It for eating and drink ing. Most of the things bought for ton were bought after wards. One item In the piaintirs bill wan for teadirielws, but they were cut off oar own meat. My aunt dined end semi with us at Dorchester-p'ac.,, but she never asked us kr ratiasy. Cvesemisimed—Plerioes to my marriage with the de. 1 lave zie Ism living as • marrbd woman. Mr.Colaßad you ben living with Mt. Lowdtn? Witten' basitotell. Mr. Judge Wilco—You may answer that or not, as you Witness—M. Lomas wed 10 riait ma, but I did not pau as hie wilt. My Niue addressed letters to me al Mrs. Lowdra. _ _ Mr. rnetkis Willem odd die matter need not be poraucd. The plaintiff bed add that whams hod pared as Mrs. Low ; nem might en, sa lt d amirs *meld, be mm& sentrodietita yes asked of the wit e ' Witness— pee aunt an., any day I was there. The amend of the ham ofraciatiyAweanntanteunta to 232.105., the claim in this action beteg Ioe. 7d. It was not mole op to cover the claim. We quarrelled dos after our marriage. I did not soratett my husband. He bit his lip himself. I did lot Wks hie, but I did path km. In addition to the 1011. I spat at mate, I spent si oar own place 1601. This wee ell In shoot three weeks. The things were token oat of the hove the day helm Mclennan-day. Mr. Cots—Use. yen seen Mr. Lowden dare? WMau -11qq and V I bare, I am not cease hare to Na me eneit tprsshese. I hue net area Mr. Lowden slam my Wit.—Ten are set bound to answer these mesillens. _• • I him WWI Itlaa, but he will ask them. Mr. Judo 'On— !he Ms answered the question; bat I Mak seek qesellons bed Wm, ea be put. limmokie4-1 an aw meddled to my husband. Md. Berea Lewle—l au Hen. Allie'a dater. 1 lived with her for three ninths before bar nerds.% I saw my sin ler 'ammo mosey an several deadems. I neverd times money Orval my sister ler my mot. I myself latched almost all the things thee were need In the bond., arid may star gave me the many. As le the n 0.., my mat aid one had only ear nom .he could oblige them with, but that they should have willingly. I never heard my aunt mat for money. My sister pals aunt for mime bills, sad then my sister rind if there was any thing else dos. Hy aunt aunt " Not a slzpimee." Men Mary Hams—l se alma to Mrs. Alibi. I was et the wedd.nn, and stayed at my deter's for a fortnight filter. I saw my taster glue sat 11. to gel the wedding dieser, end on venous other CleNdille• I law her give seat messy. Jobs Cute • lad.—l em Mrs. Allis's brother. I wee at tie wadding. I fetabod all the delta from two different pudic boom. Mrs. Allis gave the money. Mrs. All* gave the inowy t .1. • cab to go sad tea mane luggage. Mr. Ordithe.—Theo is a &ergo in the plcdttirs bill for this rob of 2.5. ed. Wtiasi;:i:havipsid with Mrs. Allies money, for various thins from tw phanttrs ehandlsr's shop Cesswesemiald —1 &lobed from the publicAoass bandy, ram, g4a, sad Moat. M. ()Maths then summed up the dsiewiant's case, sad Yr. Celt repast . _ _ The 'jury lotted a verdkt for the defendant, a combed= which the people la court attempted to applaud. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mhos lrr. Osondmismor Fsehhopte.) re in coupes AND CIOLLMIL—EITRAOILDINAIT DINO INCT. The bankrupts, Cllllllll Collins and William Frederick the Collins, wets drapin, of Mosse-otrost, Chelsea. This was essminet lea mostlog. Their balanre-shoet extends from lahniary 1866, whoa they state themselves to have had a amiss of 6,7244 to the date of brokraptey in November last, _ when Mey were found owing to unsecured creditors 36,01121., sad to those holding security 1,4361. The ammo an staid at 11,6114. in good debts, 174/. is cash, n 46,7741.132 =(nalisod), besides 61W. worth of artillery held by ffelises. Against profits of 6.WW, there appear ed WON of SO less then 10,7461., including 8,4241. by bad Min g sad trade expenses of 6,9241. The bankrupts had drawn oat respectively 6031. and 4241.; bat Ike mom extra ordinary item in the amount is on of 19,9891., wbioh ap• gears as "cash tummonted for." and of which so animation whatever was given, ether In the balanoteshost, or by the beakrupte verbelly. Under these circumstances, Mr. Ashurst, repre•eatng the ...nese, end Kr. Chtdley, oat behalf the credmes, sand for se adjoassumat with a view to a prtvets exuniaatkm of the bankrupt,. An tadjoantsmat for ix months was mitred. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. OATION DILL I' LDWAID THOXAI. This insAvent, a build w whom OSPC was before the court yesterday, we. farther Mimed. Mr. Lawrence Levy and a Mr. Pries again apposed ; Mr. Sergeted suprotted. This am exhibited the natommodatien bill system. The insolvent wee Mscharbed under the act two years ego, and had More am- Imbed la the accemnsodatioa bill system t upwerds of 5001., whilst Om trade debts mem I secs siderable. The print ipal oens plaint was by Mr. Lemmas Levy, a money-leader. who had sdvested 4U, on doing" a biU of 46L, so deducting about MI per east. Farther, ft wes comp'sieed that the ineelyeat and Odin lad bawd Mlle I. victimise the public. It was mated that the inaolvent hod induced Mr. Levy to " do" the bill by stating to his manager that the furniture in the home belong.cl to MIN ea aUegatkm which was denied by the latolveat to his oath. _ _ _ _ rMurphy after hearing further evidence to-day, held that Mr. Levy had a cause of complaint, and eummeted a semi/mewl. Mr. flargood would prefer a judgment M Mr. Lrry's wit UN Insolvent had no mama to settle. Mr. Comeniattiontr Murphy expel...eel his intention to glee • Jed/anent ender the discretionary t lanes. The bill system nmet be stop sd, end bertre men went to bill dhicountant mese m IM court and wake. the ir. &mood said • judgruent tinier the discretionary clause would not wise Mr. Levy t t got en arrangement. The keened Oemsalseioner etent.i lend the imprisonment the insolvent bad wind, end ``eve • judgment of three menthe ender the discretionary THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAY.) MLRLDODOIIOH•STRIIDT. ORM •UAOLT OR ♦ LAW'. Mr. Beery Brown, builder, of 35, Moore-street, Sloane wa. charged wish asulting Mies Sophia Tdtawn, 2 s Crosiee-terracie, sis Bayswater. Mr. Corselios 'Utopia. brother of the complaisaat, raid that as the preceding night ho was prozeoling in company with his enter from the Lyceum Theatre, la the Scrawl, and less imagist with a cabman to take them house, when the priesser nuns up, thrust banaslf bet wain thew snit solid in • miry diessive meaner. He told hint he bat Boating to do with the agar, sad rejoining Li. eater burr ed on, and whim they not se fa r am Herat-circus. perotiest that the prisoner was following them. He expneealased with him, when he put blown in • fighting attitude sod hie sister rn rived • riuloat blow in iho Gee, the Janssen rat the tame time making use of a devoting expression. . . . . The soc Zed raid ►e bad taken ter much wine. Mr. Tilnnen said the priaonor told bim he woo employed by the Zt.tn.• Telegraph Corm any to watch them, .n 4 t►at Amite/et plenty of .then dolng tha tame ttung, and ikat be ham tbeto of old. Idea !loping Tatman confirmed her brother's evidence and amid lb blew abs received woo a very env. re one. TM rinsed sal be bed also renewed a Maw from route- Mk. Hs had taa much wins, add t hat wad ell ha raoollected. Ns. barter Hades, at the C Divisions, raid the betties ue areamai bad received wee by idling pima tn. tall door, bo bobs nab bidahated at the tins. Mr. Doak& said It was a ar a. ataanle, and fined the marol toe two width: hapriamairat. WOURIP-lITIMIT. MOIIIIZZT IT • 1117.1•• NT. Prasees Phipps, sisiddississi wasasa„ --- sad Otero Mill, Der Lt. tber-in-law, win rasped before Mr. D'Eyneoset watt straski • qusitity of raw sad e:oted meat, dripping, My eager, vide*, towels, and cabs ankle*, the property o f Mr. 0.-org• Wtti.e, o booties**, mad age , Toth nbas. Clatite, 51 N, /tate' that be sat the prissier Hall at S it'elsek an the previous washes in lbs roc gabourboot of witb a very tugs bundle, which ensiled Vetn. He questioned kha @heel IS contests. s aimed dot it was only some " broken vistaala. - He, bower r. to* the liberty of over lastly: the package, sad foond what was enumerat 4 sow Ist Awry-sheet. Nell farther declared that the mit or Mr. bllbiteedhowas hod Bed* Ms a prow De of t.!.• Wags rod resowiesolly he emerged Mut thee. The female pie err wee even hew ma* by that gostioesaa whew ibe fern bersame an as etas tsssd to slip away. Nis Whew ldeaii tb• weds and very nrionably a bet West edema eatables Minn been purl .toed hoes C emd espbeanis eh% awe pardesisrly an iv irearctdag tersefty of ies, mania and enabled peel were found ese- Send bests* am bed la valeta her cook .1-pt. The male prbeser wee =hews Is bar. Mr. D'llswewart sae Mot thew, systematk robberies by eansn's seve very atandeSmo, end sat lbs WOOL' kw arse wiestho and the was for eta woke, to the How of Conce des. wUb heed labour, both plesdiag 'silty. Tem METROVOLITAN TOLL Comtism/I.—This otorsission, yip iated parsesat to n Boleti ns of the Hews a commit so los( sco as Key bet, bell Hs eitOsg Irtr the ad Wm ea lhoncloy, mike ths ploolessey of Vie *not Ivevaisy. Ths intiresi boo bun onpirpoh it is wad, in osbeitteor lbws Ms ipinition In Is ths subsiints for tellples. MARE L 1828.-711118 DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The rellway share market to-d a ; shows general firmness. Where any alteration in priose u ob servable, it is in an upward direction. Great Western stock is in chief demand, and quoted 681 to 1, being to 1 per cent. higher than at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and South Western stock has likewise risen per cent.; Caledonian, per cent. ; and Berwick, North British, and South Eastern, about I per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to 1; London and South Welters, 931 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 954 to 1 ; Midland, 1011 to 1; South Eastern, 221 to 1 per shire ; Caledonian , 851 to / ;BasternCounties, 12 6.16 to 7-18 per share ; Berwick, 931 to ; York and North Midland, 781 to ; and North British, 814 to 821. The settlement has commmenced, this being " making up" day. The rates of " contango" are generally light. French and - Lombardo-Venetian railway shares have advanced. Northern of France are now quoted 371 to 1 ; Paris and Lyons, 331 to 1 ; Lombardo-Venetian old shares, 1/ to 11 prem. ; and the new, Ito 1 prem. The Indian shares remain dull. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is weaker. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1859. ) T i P. 0 ye ,„ 4 4 I 1 - 41 N Pe L 1 11 It silos ilia Mee WI us. PI la 1 TS VI 111 0) Os 40 U Ile PO 10 Ila I .. ii lit 1U iIJ 106 107 100 106 11 12 19 10 1 did 18 11 di 0 Till i I , no $ 1 TN I2>l wi - 11l I es tv I I I 6 I: s• OTI ii II i iii a Jo a I 1 51 if 163 9.4 sta II :la lti i ii si I. ei id /..-7------ 12 II I li 1711 I 11 I 2 14 140 N is 21 2 3 3 la 1.1- li M i t i pm 1 It Fri 04 i MI 14_ 11 hi FM ma 41. M 101 ei ad .11 47 ad sd f Salm LOCAL MUM KAMM 1.1•121001. Pm /1.-The ruts no gild WI dmly an dig. O 6 doe Lod Nortb-Wasirr sad D r . 6... m u. d r , pk -- t'll — aiskl= l : ael w.t r ia d it........... rd sunriii " ztirldw.dr ..... a arra l eXT=fe iliNCIU•1111. ha. 11.-4 .....r alive ark *. bog Y tibtl4 p ez o tizafrk .. . j ...... ...i I= 0=4414 . 6 1-011sesloliZ .. iii.aria Ohl ri....t OXFORD, WORCZBTRE, AND WOLVEIMAEPTON RAILWAY.—The receipt, of this cowpony, including the Sicearbridge Extension and the Stratford-upon-Avon Canals, for the fortnight trading Jan. 39, have bees 8,4521.75. UkL; whilst thoes for the corresponding fortaight of IBM amounted to 7,8611. 12s. 9e.; and the expenditure, oleo Including that of the Stoorbritige Bettasion sad Stretford-open-Avon Canals, 3,7261. 24. 6d., being at the rate of 44.08 per cent., whilst that fur the corresponding fortnight of 1868 amounted to 3,8301. Ile. 2d., or at the rats of 48/9 pee met. The aggregate receipt. for the first two fortnights end two dam of the helf-year amount to 18,0611. Ile. 3d., a. simian 17,1321. lbs. 6d. foe the corresponding two fortnights and three days of the previous year. And theaggregate expenses for the lint two fort fight. and two days of the half-year =oust to 7,6541. 18e., brier it the rate of 43'51 per cent., ea against 8,3681.8.. 1 Id. for the corresponding two brftighte end three days of the prev:ons year, or at the rate of 48.78 per cent. GENERAL SCOTT A VICTIM. —AS the procession had finished the display proposed for the Sib, mad the °anima moraisier the veteran general drove op in front of the St. Coarlee Hotel, the crowd filled the street, and greeted him with loud shoute. As the general deecended tress the carriage with his overcoat hanging on his arm, a welt &nerd gentleman stepped up to him, end, with the polite ne., that would have graced a drawing-mom, said:— " General, permit roe to take your.ooet." Uneonmicoudy the general handed him the garment, and, following the emote, entered the hotel; bat the gentleman with the coat failed to appear. He and Me coat had &appetite!. Soros think that hie admirable for the old veteran templed him to keep the gentlest ea • ramenir of the seeds' aad • memento of the fame of the great ceptsla.—N.O. Pieseme. A RECEPTION BY THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT.— The Weabington correspondent of the Springerld (Maw.) ispebiices thus &miles the reception of the President this wawa —"On Tuesday, the 11th hut., the President held the first public levee of the meson. At 8 o'clock the people began to metier in. His Excellency the Presidant was looking well and florid upon this amnion; be was dressed all in black, except his whit* cravat sad kids, and went though the ceded of • two hours' hand-ehaking with muck fortitude sad good humour ; he has a very polite (whim, by the way, of shaking band' this winter with lie two lingers, which has teen the oecmion of comaiderable pirate me:station ; it le probably carrying out the theory, however, of taking a finger hom the public every year and thee being weaned by degrees, they wilt be better able to vrithetand the shock when he with hold. his hand alterober. Eh' Lane, who stood • little distance from the President, is the same room, received her friend', ant the public with a meaner of cordiality and easy politenew, which was the net urel eapren.ion of a frank and generwe nature. She extends her whole hand without aping the teshionable flew r extension and re.ervei elbow style. ?dies Lane was dreeted io pink tarlatan, low seek Gal short sleeve.; two elegant and dissimilar breeekte, diamond pie, and head dressed wilt sprigs of myrtle, looking mach letter than oa New Tates-day, when she received, dressed in twhi,nable ferriage costume; she is not headeosse,though she le Ais healthy, Wrung, end goad-natured, has a very good complexion, sad, on the whale, h a fair sample of the Pena oplvdnis farm Fide." ALLEGED NEGLECT TOWARDS A SERVANT:COE • - - sidereble ear honest has been mooted at Heikki= and the tie 7 ghbouthoof to emesqueoes of the death of a poor servant girl mimed Rebecca Burton, otherwise Hommoad, oxider oirrumetanare of • rather extraordinary ethane. r. Dimmed ho was illegitimate) was to the Navies or Mr. William Newman. a tare Ilvtibif at Heiliegly, se domestic @errant, and had been so o ff end on for six or seven year.. There had lately hem much slickness in the home, and at but doomed wee taken fil with what subsequently proved to Its the typhus fever. The mother of the gir l was rent Mr, but did not come, and she remained for three or four days gradoally getting were., and without that awe sad attendee which her cave required. On the night of Monday weak she was removed in a met to her perorate' home la a helpless sad un con•iott. stme, and she died there the neat day. An inquiry Into this matter occupied the coroner for the Eastern Divition, F. H. Orli, Esq., sad • jury for three days MA week, when the whole of the eireurootances were thoroughly sifted. The lacy ultimately roamed a vereli , t that dimmed died of typhus fever, aid they thought there had been gross neglect ou the Pert of Mr. and Mee. Newman daring her Moss and In re moving hr.--Brignewe OreardMee lAmman. mows al M. tames I DialleeKle• la OPAL De. Yd. Oiellia • De. .• Ikeigee oo lake lbeeera• De. S Do. Oedema o. • irrb a diee _ OniornewolliDcolw• Oslo I ruin of Ca' por Modal De. I. Do. 7 DAL 1I Gnu lader reeiseda Do. pl . de teof rRL Omesda. Da Sm.. hakWlEWrigi 410. 110 gt IC" MINN Do" Woe Ibls.,••A "dietr:R N6 • 41 Poo NM. Do. Ober seat. lows* ha Om --- Womb rataa erirel lilbaurnapanMl2.o* 'r:..:::::~: IN. $ MIR I BM. l'L f lllis led U. ',Mist ark d Ilzr zi.: . - i M Os;ek it liwitas.a7d i a lAN IN - . 111.•10 IN mos ii.n fe cil;:ii — :::: ICON 101 samba . . WIN se = .. 1 . KM 15 gaViali. ic i yet ~..walnla /01 a *Nyco: Ilaskud lk i 1.11-"Z i New NNW Ni.... 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MIN ILIA.W.T AIL hae A. 1 aj M Kern. a lAA _:::: R. IN II p. a/L =m A. IN De. Owas. Re. aI. li t ri 11l IN DA AAs A. Pref. el IN DAlddiAlabila Ii a 116.6.81,6•./ta..660.6 ,ieell alkepae lia p Pala DA/AA D. Aa k IS l e l at i nee . .rji..A. %. 111 11.11/A-Ret4 A a OW. I I i•eille:::-.w a e Nab Itifealin ..- . e. • Will*. 2 r la Aenatee Ape emolDebak- II an SAWA 011 New PK R. la lola ILllbeimais.b.a im. le ti re aat. WI g i. ;13 Isela il tree r s tun A L I:1 5.2444.44/1. Ls. ii. DA Yea Aw Aa. - /IL Doak Wake roc 4 per A 114 D. per ant. .- . - 10 al I kat Tenuadrapa.m. II a Iftealeet DeeIImAIIIIA A DA de. 0 I p.A SA DA a Walawl4lolunial AA 4i a Si 40 DI SD 44 44 It Oi eel j 11 I it Sr 1 i per MONEY MARIBT-THIB DAY. Two o'OLoenr. Purchases have predominated to-day, and the funds have risen 1 per cent. In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange, • more favourable feeling likewise prevailed, waisted by the receipt of improved prices from the Paris Bourse of this day. English, French and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are gene rally rather better. The attention of the dealers is to • great extent occupied with the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which has commenced this day, and has thus far proceeded favourably. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr, Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68.50 for the account, showing a recovery of 1 per cent. compared with the latest price of yester day. The Bourse is described as " firm and animated," Consols for money are marked between 951 and 961, and are now quoted 951 to 1. For the 9th March the filet transactions were at 951, and• the present price is 951 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to 96; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 96 ; India Bonds, at 20s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 335. to 36e. prem. With the exception of Sardinian Bonds, which remain heavy, and are marked as low as 791, foreign stocks are steady. The New Turkish Loan retains a tendency to recovery, the first aeries being quoted 6 to 5$ dia., and the second 61 to 61 die. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are likewise firmer, at 891 to 90. Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per cents, continue to meet with: inquiry. Sales are recorded as follows: —Dateh Four per Cent. Certificates, 100$, 1011; Peruvian Four-and-01.1f per Cents., 92, 921; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81, 791, 81; Spanish Three per Cents., 44 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 291; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61; Turkish Six per Cents. (1854), 891; ditto Six per Ceuta. (1858), first series, 781, 791; ditto second series, 61 dis. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102$, ex dir.; Venezuela Five per Cents., 43. The scrip of the Austrian Loan is quoted to-day to prem. Although it is believed th►t the policy of the French Emperor has been materially modified by the unex pected energy and unanimity with which the idea of war has been denounced and the sanctity of treaties endorsed by his own subjects, by the German Powers, and above all by the British government and parliament, the stagnation of industrial and commercial enterprise on every side, especially in France, proves that something more than imperial professions of moderation is required. The public on both sides of the Channel have caught with avidity at the peaceful words just uttered in the French Chambers, but cannot pos sibly regain confidence in face of the armed and angry attitude of France, Sardinia, and Arcane. The disbanding, or even removal, of the large mili tary forces which have lately been placed in such dangerous propinquity would give a vast and imme diate stimulus to commerce. Until some such prac tically reassuring policy shall be adopted, the Em peror Napoleon will probably continue to learn, by the universal complaints from the seats of French trade and industry, how much easier it is to throw down than to build up the delicate edifice of public confidence. Aooording to one rumour, the British government will propose a ken of three or four millions in Exchequer Bonds or Bills, and another of six or seven millions for India. In the discount market yesterday a good demand was experienced, but there was no difficulty in getting choice bills discounted at 2} per cent. Very little business was carried to the Bank. About 32,0001. in gold, forming a portion of the 63,3001. orought by the steamers Niagara and Jura, was yesterday sent into the Bank. Tie African mail steamer Armenian has arrived with 9,0001. in gold. The mail steamer Tyne will take out 38,2771. in specie for the Brazils, of which 29,0771. is gold and the rest silver. _ _ _ The remittances of silver by the Bombay steamer of Saturday are likely to range between 100,0001. and 150,0001. Nearly 60,0001. in silver reached the Thames on Monday from the Continent. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on Holland and Belgium were quoted more favourably for this canary. On the other hand, the rates for paper on Hamburg, Vienna, and Trieste, were a trifle lower. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.18 to ; ditto, short, 11.16 to ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.18 to ; Antwerp, three montha, 26.35 to 40 ; Hamburg, marts lenoo, Wee months, 13.61 to 81 , Pena, three days • ht, 26.71: 3 11, % ditt0, three months, 26.32 t to 71; mt. three months, 1181 to t ; Petersburg, per rouble, three maths, 36 to ; Vienna, et. do., three months, 10.65 Trim% ditto, three months, 10.70 to 6; Madrid, three mon! ha, 49} to t ; Cadiz, three months, 414 to ; Leghorn, three months, 29.70 to 6 ; Genoa, three months, 25.60 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 40* to I ; Palermo, three months, 121 to I ; Messina, three months. 121} to t ; Lisbon, 10 days, 621 to ; Oporto. 90 days, 63 to t. We understand that a special r, Mr. hu fled arrived by the . mail steamer from New A Wales, being fully em powered, in connexion with the board of council appointed in London (comprising the following gen. tkmen, viz., Messrs. Edward Hamilton, Donald Larnach, George A. Lloyd, and Robert Towns), to confer with the home government sad make the necessary contracts for • monthly mail service rice Panama and New Zealand. Tower& this service the Legislative Council at Sydney have voted an annual subsidy of 60,0001. The fact of the New South Wales government having delegated a special commissioner to this country is sufficient proof of their earnest desire to carry , out the object speedily. With regard to the Australian mail, the Royal Mail Steam Company hare issued a notice that, In consequence of an intimation by the lut mail from Sydney that the departure of the Oneida from that port with the homeward January mail would be de ferred, her Majesty's government have ordered that the despatch of the outward mails of this month for Australia, both cid Southampton and ri.: Mar seilles, shall be postponed for one week." Conse quently, the company will "dispatch the Teviot (conveying her Majesty's mail) from Southampton, on the 10th February (instead of the 12th), and the Wye from Marseilles, after the arrival there of the mail from London of the 23rd February." This will be the last despatch for Australia by the Royal Mail Steam Company, the contract of the Peninsular and Oriental Company commencing from Southampton on the 12th March, and from Sydney on the 16th inst. It is confidently reported that the forthcoming dividend of the London and North-Western Rail way Company will be at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of nearly 20,0001., making, with the previous dividend of 31 per cent., 4 per mt. for the past year. Teirern Railwayhalf-yes CompanyrlymeetingoftheiaLonedarledandfoNrortthhe- W lBth inst. The dividend on the shares of the London and Blackwell Railway Company is officiaUy announced se follows, viz., 3s. 6d. per share on the old shares ra&nst the same rate at the corresponding period oast year), and Is. 2d. per share on the new shares. The dividend on the stock of the North London Railway Company is likewise officially announced at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, against 41 pee emit. per annum at the corresponding period of last year A . report has just been issued by the Lon don board of directors of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. A circular is likewise issued. convening a special meeting of the shareholders for the 23rd of Maroh, at Toronto, for the purpose of considering and, if so determined, of sanctioning and approving a resolution of the direo tors for increasing the capital of the company by the sum of 1,111,6001., and for raising that sum by preferential bonds; which bonds, subject to the pre ference bonds already issued or authorised to be issued, will be entitled to the privileges conferred on preferential bonds by the acts of the 19th and 20th Victoria, chapter 3, and 20th Victoria, chapter 2, and for the purpose of approving or directing the terms and conditions on which such bonds shall be issued." A meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company is called for the 23rd inet., " For the purpose of further considering the present position of the company's affairs." A general meeting of shareholders in the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, is called for the 25th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company intimate that, until further notice, they will receive payment in full of the remaining M. per share upon the shares in respect of which 41. has been paid. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railwa of Canada, just received, sh ows a d ecrease of 2,21 21. sterling. The part iculars are published of 307 bond s o f th e Greek J ,of the series guaranteed by Ragland, which are to be paid off at par on the let of March ' next. As these bonds could not be purchased below par, they have been drawn by lot. The Lammermair has arrived from China with 1,090,0001b5. of tea. TIIMIDLT EV3IttNO. The English funds to-day, after several alight fluctuations, closed f per oent. above the four o'clock quotations of yesterday, but i per cent. below the prices established at a later hour yesterday afternoon. Dulness was induced by the absence of elasticity shown by the French funds, as well as by the pecu niary demands anticipated for India, for the British Navy, and from foreign borrowers. This was settling day" in consols. The large "differences" accruing from the late important fluctuations are well met. The government broker made another pur chase of New Three per Cent. stock. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 95 to / for money and this day's settlement (advanc ing at a later hour to 951 to 1), opened this morning at 951 to 1, and closed at 96 to 1. For tho 9th March the price opened at 951, " sellers." touched 95/, " buyers," and closed at 951 to j The official business report is as follows :—'Tres per Cent. Con sols. for money, 95/, 961, 96, 951, 96j, 961, 9151 ditto, for account (9th March), NI, 951; Three per Cents. Reduced , 95t, 961 New Thra per Cents., 95/, 96, 951, 951; Thirty Years Annuities, ex pinng in April, 1885, 181; Bank Stock, 227 j; India Stock, 290; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tares, 98/, 981. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures remain flat, at 981 to /. Exchequer Bills were quoted 335. to 365. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 23.. to 245. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were limited, but the market was rather firmer. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. In the mining market, this morning, no important change in prices is observable. The transactions have bren principally confined to shares in Providence Mines, St. Day United, Great Caradon, Rosewarne, Clijah and Wentworth, and Unity Consols. In foreign and colonial mining shares scarcely any business has been done. _ _ _ A telegram received yesterday from St. Day Limited Mines states that the 144 end at Trawlers wee worth 7 tows of ore per fathom. At a rowing of adventurers is Hetodsfoot, held yesterday. a divid.nd of 12.. ed. per Aare was declared. At • general =intim of adventurer/ I. South Wheal Betsey, bald at Exeter ow the 1M lost., the accounts 'bowed • balance of 2561. 8.. Bd. mama t h e mine. A cal of 1. pox share was made. o ff b ii IN 1 14 SS 10. MI i I:: tu iii iii ID MI IS IS 411 II VORIIII/11 ILLILWLYN. COLONIAL OLP SO4 Si 4 die WI si It f II LPli / 41 O. tf :1 , 1 1 ... •.• !.! M N n ft el pi % WO Om 1 Baia $. loh I ..... I Awl- prism I lila 340•1 oitz i gieV e b le• 111. t j . g e We --' UN .... ifi• 111 n's 1.41.Wika ibi. 13..% WI 14 SU 1414 ...... ~... Pt.: a55...1171. SW De. p.fi.jelp,lnk le IC* MI len ..... ins I p.a.lll* SW Wm. IPS . IN 111 ns .... .... tium.e...s ..... s. = sto us us • gi.O. ... Maw' rwIJoi.SOM IN 1.71 in alio 6 • r , i i. 4 % esi i s 107 id WI 741 I 6 6 1 tli i ft i • as r 4 4 I Pahs. ad 14 LW Bi 4 li 48 14 1:1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(7113 . pAY.) I. Mark-lane to-day the attseZdature of the trade was about as usual as on Wednesdays, the tone quiet—prices of most ar titles quite unaltered. The supply . of home-grown grain was small, and the arrivals of foretgn grain into Loa dot sinew last Monday were moderate of wheat, and rag small of oats and barley. WasAv.—English cold in retail at about last lionday's pekes. Foreign unaltered in value. FLorit quiet at last Monday's rates. BAILLST slow sale at about last Monday's prices. OATS quiet, at last Monday's currency. Buns held firmly, at last Mondays prim. FUT full, and wiiltared Inpia: FLOATING CARGOIIII.- On ) three gvain.laden mark wee reported arrived et pate of toll since lest btal ' Very few raids oared ensile, end bosintss is ecessepea reties& within a swan compere. The West sales raper were : for swivel Ibreil barley, at 225. lid. per 4001 6 ., C.F.I. Several saw were repeated eines last Monday. Wheat, Taparog °dirk% &boot els. pee 49216.; Egypt, 26e. 41d. per porter. Maize, Oasis, 29r. 6d. per 492 lbe.; Egyptian ditto, one at 26a. 100 one at 26e. lid. per 4801 b., but to-day a cargo of Egyptian wheat sold at 26e. 6d. par qr., all C. P. AlaliAllllllTO LONDOII_/71011 TIEt..7 TO PET 9. Mail al 9014. a. WA. 70114111. WWII *wear. ne 1 .... I 11390 Brief ................/ NO 0M8.... ....... m . 46 130 Vet F. lull* lb* Aga UN : renhes rm. IS Viiza. 3* .idii. MINCING-LANIL-THIS DAY. &MAR.—Tim pabllo Was are plop off at 'bolt previous rates. Reined dull of sale. Lumps, 62.. 6d. to bit. Correa—Thew has not been a public sale tr.day. The market Is steady. TZA.—The public sales closed to-day at yesterday's prima, which showed a decline of id. co common oengett and me dium black leaf. . COTTON.—No ask* reported. Rico hes a Era appearance. Rum.—Dernerara, proof, sold et 24. 2d. BALTTlMl3.—Rstrsotion 2lcl. sold at 440. BPICS.-13aft sold freely at •elight advance. Istnoo.—The quarterly pales of East India commenced yesterday, condst.ng of 8,123 dwelt in the A catalogue— vie , 4,7411 chests Beapl; 1,969 Madras; 890 Ittupab , also 1,790 cheats sundries. Is the B catalogue, 1,798 chests auction to.d.y, of which 738 were withdrawn, 449 re i gt Is, leaving 616 sold. There was only • limited de mand for export; good and fine 411'6116es wets chiefly with drawn. A taw Berintts cold for export at last ale's pkes to 31. decline; dry lest Madras, at 2.. to 2a. 61., .0.1.1 r owl= at about last We . * rates; tee better aorta Were tweet el. In other articles so material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is firm at die following mites —Tows tallow. Ate 62s prifo . re n i, e 63...ma rt eash iciA ; priu c c s i tera tt, b j6 u ...3 l , 7 346 C .2 .:st ri tt . r oh aes9363.F,octubsrad.63.;. onuto on ; December, 62e. Al. BOROUGH HOP MARKET—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Narks sad Smith report • very good demand for all descriptions of bosh new sad old hope, at inn rats. Currency—Mel and East Keats, 6 65 , 84 e., to 1265. ; Wald Keats, 045.. 63.., to 70s. ; ems= 60s, 605., to 70a. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davison's Hartl.y, 14s. 9d. ; Morpeth We,t Hartley, 14e.; Tentield Moor, 11.. 6d. ; Tasfield Moor Butes, 11.. 611.; Montage Garalkid, 12..; Hestisge Hartley, 14.. 6d. Walker's Plisse's, 12s. &l. Ward'a West Henley. 14s; Lambert's West Hartley, 14s. 6d. Walls Bad West Tees, Hs. 9d.; Herron Henley, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Fmaiwelgats, Ns.; Walls End Matron. llts. 9d.; Walls End Braddylf s Halloos, 17s. 6.1.-43 ships at market. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TatmozArs.) READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Tha following horses have arrived:—Old Dog Tray, Kir worth Lase, Foxbunter, Dna Vivant, GICTIOMoUr. UMW. toned, Alfred the (heat, Tamwo,th. Fliteateher , Saner Boy. Johnny , Doris, Hanger, Bd bam lieg . . Co'rket row„ Medico, Dares, Wee Somerville, Nt. hwt man, Yergen Ra.tkr Black Dm/h., Piooo, Lfacolo, Tozer. The Mawr, Mom, Topsy, end all that are eatered la the Berke/dz. Hunt. ' Ewer, Ore ling. Thoodinn Firefly, Heads end Tan, Sportsmen, and Joey, are expected. LIVIRPOOL BTILPLICKAIII.—The Water Jump ia 15 fat wide. B 4 laltela•fp lad liantila. 1 .47 NNW' NY= larlis. I el aid"l ONnirsta r a l l Valamisa.—..— i 11 DON ell iiffileite lli Ma•V::::: bi Nebness Volk, I Nisi 2•Nipa •gva. M. 1 WI 0•111•1 et name . , dl r. 01•11 2 UNlSl Siaiiii N 41 Di. Now g v5....7,::::::. iT ri .vx),a,z, . • st . m. . Be. as immoraii - = War: iNV - . 'ii anei fael • iodic aar Or INTtez i I i...... t le7l, : ald i.....10r.t& i; . ••••••• a Amdes 41 iN libisima.... ...... ......