The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-12 00:00:00

- 111 E POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. JO mare el age, wee charged with loiter :4c In the street with Welt to commit felony. I mi e n. pAireesao, mid—Lad sight I ',itched the pri ,.„., bent eatm n hews In Barge-yred when be , oil walked away. I followed him sad called to tient, bat he made so newer. I then took heat ;the , era ,ad welted him what badman ballad in that boom. itr iwit that wits so bawls'se of mho sad that ha hod been to a memo to Mr. Madby. w►o Heed oa the harsh-d oor. ; t aim I diiiteilieved Ism stistemeat, sod ea taking him tee hoodiebseper 11W OW to poliftran Of th►t same i•t them._ He vises seld ho was seat to deliver .arse to Mr Andby from • gesolatnan who bad jest vin en Nowcastio-on-Trao. Nothing was calmed r m chs hoa r . ' • " . . . Ibal7.4;dilagoe - adoloakleed the rimiest sad diselterged a eirl,, who had Mea reseeded, charged with haring worth 40 gutter, twee Mr. Cook, ware• mat, of Cbakpaide, wee area brought up. TL. Lard Mayor—We hare rely rerun waegictorto the Nuts the watch, bat laresseek se thin Is wet eaSeleat ~,oare to mearct y Oa with the robbery, yes on diselmisal. olne• you to be cutlet lot the hawk gre wee time sot at itterty. YARLBOROUOILS[REET. • &KOMI* 4 1. WItH NOOOIIIIO Nl+ 11110711111. Alt W.' i.* • young alas, woo clamed with raking lie Ihresltat, Allen, Wallin, el 62, Dsea-street, Bobo, dl gold week sidle este? s 6 • TIS - preaseade saiThe — lnewil at ti_', Deawetnet, sad the then s wee Ide laetber, aad lived with So. Oa Monday oonias led, ea op at 11, be sisal hie sae& Wiwi wee dila mei at 0. beating over hie bed. Be we plant de tare r, red hi eivevoinese este to hie lather ead the weed wee wwwwl to • preabroker'e. The prised had id Ib bass bat was diewnered to be h the ant horse. eat wee gives i or., esody. Hairy Hawkey, essistant to Mr. Ilanna, pawnbroker, of Priaede-arat, chart the welch, *kid wee parsed by the primmer Ilat hi WNW Rlaw lbe A dodos. odd dial ea Sklar the =lass away Imo *Wel ell kaowledit of the wads. the prows is melody see base it SO nowt far rosabeg e/eths Iw Regestotres for .kith be wee gas - . . —•—• Tbe primmer odd be bed tie quakes to sok. Cosa&teed fee trial. 80IITI1V/ARK. ROYAL DILAMAYIC COLLEGE.--(71118 DAY.) This afternoon • general meeting of the sub scriber' to the Royal Dramatic College was held to the now Adelphi Thiele., for the purpose of rearlviog • report from the provisional committee on the subject of their proceedings, and taking the instructions of the sub scribers in regard to the further steps to be adopted for the establishment of the College. A neat and convenient platform was fitted up on the stage for the accommodation of the Chairman and committer, while the body of the house, whth rimmed to greet advantage even toe dim light, we appropriates' to the subscribers. On the stage we noticed Lord Tentacles, Mr. A. Arcodeekne, Mr. R. C. Billing, Mr. B. Websear, Mr. It. Bell, &r George Annytage, Sir W. Do Bathe, Lee 4 Heysham, Mr. W. Criewlek, Mr. J. Blots, Mr.Relson Leo, Mr. J. Jobesea, Mr. &Warta& Dr. Row, Mt. Theodora Merlin, Dr. Shorthomm, Mr. J. Reddish, Mr. Keeley, Lord W. Lamm, the Raw. Edward Moore, Mr. Jibs Murphy. Mr. Olentoed, Mr. Frederick Ledger, Mr. came, Mr. W. Calleatord, Ms. O. Conroe, Mr. eirolkei, sad Mr. T. P. Cooke. On the ninon of Mr. Bementx Warrens, seconded by Mr. R. Diu, Lord Tattooing wee esibid to the cask. The CIRAISMAN Opined the ass wit► two or three cbstawasaa, nosing that tin report et the previsional con stings would be reed; after which rands nesiadons would be salneitted fir the coasiderstion of the ateetieg.. TM Moor of om of Ow omelloom, N.. esslo. tfawkai Immo' PM owd law LWOW owl Cm* area womoomod biw Kr. Borclora, Ind 061811/4/Aie Ut• thweegifwe is Tlonforwowboot, Lost MAIM SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooL. The railway share market opened this morning at a heavy fall, sales being generally premed, and a very unfavourable feeling prevailing. A partial reco very, however, has since taken place,and the decline me shown on a comparison of the precept quotations with those current at four o'clock yesterday is limited to per cent. in Midland, South Eastern, and York and i t North Midland;} per cent. in North:British, and about 10 per cent. in some of the other leading descrip clops. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, how- eL ever, has fallen nearly / per oenL, being quoted 96 to 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 9 3 / to / ; London an d South 5% Western, 93 to 4; Midland, 101 / to ; South ~ is Eastern, 22 to per share; Caledonian, 43/ to / am per share; Great Western, 634 to ; York spa, North Midland, 764 to / ; Berwick, 924 to 934 ; t and North British, 391 to /. 118 French railway shares are quoted in most inatanoss As. to 7s. 6d.per share lower than at 4 o'clock pater - us day. Northern of France are called 36 to /,and Pans in and Lyons, 32 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian old It shares are quoted to 4 prem. The new shares, 10 after falling to dm., are now quoted die. to par. The Indian shares of all descriptions n are more offered, and lower. East India Railway stock is last marked 106. OiLDIJILNY MARIS AND STOOLS. ra.l Mr. Cris.ettroan, the nerretry, thin poreceeded to reed I Me report, which entered at great length late the origin and kiWary of the project, and gar an outline of the correspondence with Mr. Henry Dodd, rela tive to hie oiler to present, without conditions, Sr aerie of frelteld lead for the eetabliehment of the pro per 'Mega. That offer we. formally accepted at • public memptlag, held on the 21st of July lest, in the Pel=4lllll . ll Theatre. Mr. Dodd wee a party to the report, wide\ wee presented to arid adopted by that meedni, end the Muscled eft berg wholly uncooditional, • programed committee wee ..p r ama to mire the necereary I mega for obtaining trader ell eminence, and preparing a peeper esammume te ef ths land. tiabsequeetly trea ter wen named, sea the legal adrir drew up • deed of eenvirpmee, but triad .1 the gift being so it had been peevienely premised sactaditional, It we hampered with reetrimiene and memoir as which neither the trainees me the peevitienel etimmiltse coda swept, and the orgocietkme theough. Theirenpea the Bev. E. Moore offered to pleas dee he seem seer of lend at Gerrard's Croat, in the county Bed" as the &peel et the committee for the parpomegof the maga. A mond offer we at the same time received ham the Leaden Necropolis Company of a free ingert Ashley. 456 fa A. sill Kai Maley, the lei la leter, about I inset. be sew Ks leiraina envie bin roblen tens& Lealorbolage item tbe inploon sad Cone, one Jen es be get amer tele desk neer. is. of tbs Wend onnfteas we gang tbe an es way, wed, ear Ms wine% woe being by • lon. Tbeo salon owned tbe MAN •I fatal bey eV, whoa Anoint rand over, tea ponemisi the asiduttor sad de hey ken entree Doer the abet ennlien. Kane relied ad Is deihmthrt, but he took emealeo el Wet bra, but omelet* Mealy I up no root Kr. Innen reed win wee do saw omnibus WOW by ankle Ann, repaid On It Ming I to lb. Gemini Omnibus Coriney. nil eta tbe roe rood. Iti• Ind sea eionble Inaba win then onalberoo. but (boy wore mote bell me homely. Kr. Duerr Ind rob osedect moot be put • Stop ; al ( so • near le WNW aims, Os noold tine him 20.. led reds. The toarlestorot mallowtowelloss (No. 6,6i4) woo dinged nib onrereosing Mr rebid*. Intenet Anny end be Ft Ws the omnibus ea Weir. day sight at Kilted sad, le is.. to tbs Bereeett, sad et Itivonitela eborrh nen men burn.* pentagon Wide, Mies too inn thou allowed by low. Ile told tbe delliarlmat ~, but be tea so lush e, os4 Rio mallets prooteded se fore St Doorsio-rhar. 11 is th d ort rrroorded stets. Is rower to Jo ch•roo the &Indent add he nos y r.ny for borne too roomy per. or to his ceselbes, but ho woo sot seen of it said told by t he Mr. Bonham lan tom 5. .sod mete. WANDSWORTH. gilt of in acne of Ind near the Woking &Min of the &nth Wales Rainey. In this state of of it wee for the sebscribere to determine what should be doss, and the report closed se follont.—" If your esiumittee, in COMMOII wit► the rest of the senerribent, have been du• appointed in the fallen of Mr. Dodd to fulfil hie promises, they ►ave great satisfaction in staring that the public and the &meek prodsmkm have aubserind moot liberally to the establishment of the college. Be sides the promisee sired, announced to build several of the altna•hooaaee, and of other special donations, a l sus of 2,93 1. has been subscribed, and annual dons tine to the detest of 2501. promised. Your committee have found their *torts to forward the interests of the MAl adios everywhere mended with the greateet generosity sad seal, and titey here every reason to hope that the same foa ls( will be continued mail the college a finally established on a nears and permanent basis" Mr. K. Hitt., in the absence of Mr. Bucketone, moved the 'doyens of the report sad a Tote of thanks to the provisional committee for their put services. " • sigree ".4 4l l o..brAsar a. p i Zig i r.Jun. A (•. .0. 'dal . W. II p. ,P••• %WA j. l et 1110 Junes liors al eml4 ~. 1 emowt__ _ tlaiss. ( c ) a tua : ii 111.47 Ws"" I I so" ft n st ut i Si ret a 47 46 1613 P+lnl:47Dr= l . 7 ra .... Arai ..., . E .,:i... 1 .. . .......: , Warn Mr Or. lar rod Dairr - De. Dee tE 6 ll4oait i. 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Edward Moon and the London Necropolis Company for their alter of the surrounding land et 3001. per ems. (Cheers.) Mr. Cluw lc a. in seconding the resolutice. remarked that the am of the Rev. Edward Masse West be mama is wading protest in Incur of the drama ageing ignorance, prejudice, and bigotry. (Cheers.) The violation wee then pot sad carried unanimously. Mr. TISIODOKL MAIMy moved a resolution autho rising the provisional committee to deal with the two came se they should think beet, and if ureeesary to apply for a charter of incorporation. Lord W. Lt )INoI seconded the resolution, which wee unanimously adopted. On the motion of Mr. BteNSTOvr, seconded by Mr. C u ii.u, a cordial vote of thanks was passed to the chairman, and the meeting separated. • , IT•TTIll.lt • CASCO{ AIL•li% -00.4111•T‘L I OR TILIAL. The ruse wawa Aon What, late rervaat in the em ploy a Mr. Charles Milk., • Tay aged end Infirm sends ma. of Wset-►9l, Wmadawartb, wee botaght before Mr. lsgbaut kw 4al eseariastka ea the charge of wilfully est tag des Is bre taisteee be OM the awaits of Tuesday, the 21141‘ sit whereby It Ina easphrtely destroyed. The fell psriralsre of thls ayeterictua ors have already T3l I i U 1111 % ii ii appease.' ta'thia journal. Mr. Hayae• alma snouted for the primate, a th e la. Mama of Mr. Mellor. Mr. Tapia, (sheaf clerk)— le there any farther evidence P I'qm* (the easel) —Nu air, toes, all the wanner& have beta ravel...el. • ii li V Mr. II In that eat*, Fir, I Amid like to know what you itload 10 do in the matter. Mr. lagliaat—There to no further evacuee, sad ma the r to. ie maple's I Atoll wad the prieturr for trial. NT. Haynie—As that ie ) onr totritrion, I shall beg leave t teeetve whet observations I may have to make for the other court. tee =114....m. •p. a. 1101 IN 16.0.• si =lt r ilei l lrot i I. J lee Ike' Azells.o. NII p. 4 IN Da 7 p.e MN IL °Nall= Ea, p t oe . l IN pe. do. NO Do. Now 6S. Oa& IL ill Orders Volga. 4pa lee IL Latooralro, d IN 10* h. a Notatoo p. ..Z. 1211 1.01 " tsit :4r h lot .42:l:l6 Cloa ird.44L N Do lit a etid.atlt s a. . 1 1j Ln.6.°1".,..ka ) :IN t e rt l ot 42 Pt 6 1- •- • . 100 Da rodent.. y. e. . lee D peaEo. irroloom. 4 par co W at D . Montag. PM. Mow Prot. Map. NI do. 1.0 Do. Btradag, Gua dank 1 2 e a.. 00. 11 Nato NI do. do . NO loaa a Torkallo 4 p.p. /N . 100 loapalialdafilaal4.B.3l6 1 .IN Do. Dow Goo. 0 Por 04 .NI Ds. de. li pa ea N 0.4 .1NLa.N.11.0.• lsla tua. ep. a. It Ira L atl.W. 7 p. a. ea ON IN. i all ilootloodelliood °Oa I alt 4 all ;1443.loodarqt raw*. bik. I. MO lamed Met Dl.lnc.flp.a t. i ro: : . ei..; 6 ----- ~. Itldlaa 4 C.a.', p ail. Meek LM De. 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There were aim winersev, and Mr. Taylor then proceeded to reed over We aspaiges, whirl inn exceedingly . _ _ . 0 1 i hl. li I t?pos the eseeplebta its ewe the prlsontr .la fully -auittad to lake for trial at Ws wit unions of the Cm ,et Cleusaal Court. ft 4 as has I al n o 71 n u Li 13_0 Ix /4 14 IA i 111 141 1i in 163 All li 1111 1 se • II 14 - 3 iu 164 N SI In • IS 111 N us db 1 111 1 % 100 110 101 103 it 12 22 32 23 14 U THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12. 1859. I W y e MS Wow Pt Lavas% I be I P... IiOW t ••••• , msal. lie/wiro li rt Db. t i n MN C JEN WI: 1 lad Oslo • • • • 110 2 I pore. 1•10.01•46 0. • PM. NDe. P0.160.01..1.11• .... . De. do. 1141 ": I t i rr I‘4" 1 410 L. h.,;:za• - a «. adG*ll44. 0r500.0.010. vs. /104 • 1%. OM eagya. tos. 6. 4. • De. 111. Masa ft. • Deli wet 116.00*71 • Ihdes•ftm. 11 Da 0440. VierTai i 77. fa": 10 Msl. ..-- 101.04.11w 04 . 100 Ildbossa=p,.ll4. 14 Iljnere 11 11.1 1==1:. • 10 ....... 00. 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NH 1 U 60 SO 31 i a a ai 0 a a isxd I II SI 1116 iii ft it is i a i fil I el OS zd; i if LS ^ l4 SS SS Al.I 31 Si g B e i at sti ei is is Is' 3 1 d U U 104 102 v. U 1 vs 1 it NS id - 11 61 de 11 lg - II l i i di. I 1 1 U. ItU 1, BO F 2 121 19 pm 144 11 115 11Ti A ID id I it . LA lel No pm 161 :4 li zd U z 4 1011 21 6., ATTEMPT TO BLOW LIP A HOUSE AT SHEFFIELD. —An attempt to blow op the hones of Mr. Poole, butcher, Wicker, near Sheffield, wee made yesterday morning, at about 7 o'clock, by some parties unknown. It apposes that at between a quarter and twenty sonatas after 7 ciolook, as Mr. Poole was getting up, he heard • loud explosion, followed by • creaking of glom and woodwork. The wend appeased to noon from the shop or cellar beneath it ; bat the shock was so great that for eome minutes he was too terri fied to proceed below. His first Impression was that the catastrophe was the remit of an explosion of gas. On searching the cellar, two blackened tin ono were found, together with a large piece of felt torn to pieces by the force of the explosion. The smaller can, which appeared to have been placed inside the larger, was to all appearance an al can, such as Is seed to oil engines, and would hold about • pint of liquid. The larger appeared to have beans eancepea, and would probably hold about two quilts. The two outs, from their black and torn appearance. bad evidently been filled with wine combustible materiel, and had been lowered into the cellar from the Street through an iron grating placed over an aperture for the reception of eons, ty the aid of • piece of tarred rope. The explosion did no injury beyond blackening the walls end ceilings, though the chock woe so great that the lioness in the immediate vicinity were mob shaken. Had the explosion occurred a few mi nates later the moults might have been fatal, as some man of the family would have been stirring. Amongst the per acme in the house were Mr. Jae. Linley, Mr. Poole's brother is a grinder working at the Tower-wheel, bat not a member of the Trade Union. Loot winter Linley wee shot at through the window of his residence in Nursery street, end at the time it wee to:wound be was fired at in oat sequence of his refusal to join the union. It le stated that • gentleman leaving by an early train called at the inn next door to Poole's. and remarked that he saw some men light ing a match, or something of the kind, beneath the gas-lamp in front of the house. WI/JICK OTT NEWBIGOIN, NORITHIMPERLAND.— NEWHIGOIS, lIONDAT.—At two o'clock yesterday morning lights were observed to burn from a vessel aground off New - hippo Point. It was blowing herd at the time, with a strong emit-wind end heavy sea. The lifeboat of the National Life boat Institution was Immediately launched, proceeded to the wreck, and took off bee crew of four hands, whom the safely brought on shore. The night being verydark, the vessel was supposed to knee COBH too near the land. She proved to be the echooner Betsy, of Sunderland. Fortunately, she was enbarquently got of and safely brought Into harbour. The lifeboat's crew of fourteen men have been paid 141. for their valuable *melon on the occasion. This is one of the meet complete lifeboat stations on the coast, and reflects much credit on all concerned in ite management. The National Lifeboat Innitabou has lifeboat. thoroughly equipped on this exposed coast at the following places Berwick, Bout mer, Alnmouth, Hauxley, Newbiggin, end Cullerooate. bEt GM.Lit.—For some time put the flocks of sea gulls prow/dies landwards from Arbroath have been im- manor, acme of them almost realising Wilson's description of the American flocks of doves as regards number,. " These birds," says a local paper," are of great Nuke to the far mer ; wherever they alight they clean the ground of grabs, and their feetflising droppings are equal if not superior to the beet Peruvian guano. Although a pretty large strong-billed bird, yet they ere quickly pat to flight, as we have repeatedly seen, by a much hailer number of doves, the latter relainieg the ploughed land for their own peculiar benefit, while the gull mast ba content to scrape the audited or go to hie own &y am „ CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.-- TCZADAT, Jaw. 11.- 90S; AdIntlii0INI on payment, 2,649; Oki by masa tick^ total, 3,467. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two deco= The funds opened this morning at a fresh fall of per cent., in consequence of the continued panic at Paris. Purchasen followed, and a recovery to . . the closing quotations of yesterday has taken place. All the other markets opened with great heaving's, but are now rather firmer. Lower quotations,how ever, are current for many climes of securities, including foreign stocks, English, French, Indian, and most _ _ . 93 1 , " seller.," for the Bth February, were quoted thin morning 951 to 1, fell to 95 to 1-16, and closed at 961 to 1. For money, transactions are recoeded between 951 and 951, and the closing pnce was 96 to i. The government broker made a purchase of about 29,00 W. stock. The official business report is u follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,1, 1; ditto, for mount (Bth Feb.), 953. 95,-„ 951, 951; Three per Cent. Reduced, 96, 01, 96, 96; ; New Three per Cents., 96, 951, 96, 931; Indian Four per Cent. Denturee,of the first issue, 991, 99t; India Bonds, 17e. prem. ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, 1001. Exchequer Bills, both March and June, remain steady, at 40e. to 435. prem. As usual when political troubles are apprehended on the Continent, the foreign stock market is much disturbed. Nearly all dunes of securities hare given way, and in many instances the dealers refused to transact business unless at very wide kinds of foreign railways. Consols opened at 941, " sellers," for the Bth of February, and are now quoted 951 to 1 for money ; the present price is 95 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to i; Bank Stock, at 226 to 227; India Stock, at 2221 to 2241; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991 to 991; India Bonds, at 17s. to 20s. prem. ; the March Exchequer Bills, at 40s. to 41s. prem. ; the June Bills at 40s. to 435. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. Foreign stocks of most descriptions are still falling. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1854 exhibit a fresh reduction of per cent., being now quoted 89 to 1. The new Turkish Loan, after being marked 41 die., is now quoted the same u yesterday, viz., 41 to 4 Mexican, Peruvian, Buenas Ayres, Spanish, and dia. ; Brazilian stocks, amongst others, have given way. Sales unrecorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 94, 941 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 83, ex div. ; Mexican Threel_per Cents., 191,19 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents, 91; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, 461 ex div. ; Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 99, 991, ex div. ; Sardi nian Five per Cents, 86, ,87, 831 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 281, ex div. ; ditto Passive Bonds, 91; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 891, 89/, 891; ditto Six per Cents. 1868 (scrip of the first series), 801, 801 ; ditto, second series, 41 dis. ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 43. 14 om e n ,. Bank shares to-day were dull, in sympathy with the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange. Those of the Bank of Egypt, Ottoman Bank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China; London. Chartered Bank of Australia; and English, Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank, were more offered, and flat. Oriental Bank, however, remain firm. Australian Agricultural and Peel River Land shares also showed heaviness. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted 11. lower. Those of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company ;have spin given way. Red Sea and India Telegraph shares have declined to par to 3 prem. Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia Government Bonds were w eaker to-day, sellers predominating. The shares of the Madras Irrigation Company were qnoted die. to par. MINES.—THIS DAY. --.--- Two o'CLoce The mining market to-day is i;;;: The transactions have been principally confined to shares in East Wheal Rauell, Rosewarne, Wheal Margaret, Providence Mince, Lady Bertha, and Tamar Consols. Devon Great Consols shame are also officially marked in the Stock Exchange 4621 and 466. United Mexican and English and Australian Cop per shares are rather fiat. The former are marked 21, and the latter 1. , At Paris this morning, at a quarter put twelve (being three-quarters of an hour before the official opening of the Bourse), the Three per Cent. Renter, according to Renter's telegram, after being quoted 67fr. 95c., had farther fallen to 67fr. 40e. The telegram reports " great uneasiness." QUARTER-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Consols have just declined to 95 tot for the Feb ruary account. It is worthy of remark, that, whilst the French Three per Cents. yesterday fell 2 per cent., Con sols fell only t to per cent. The depreciation in the French Rentes since the let of January--a period of eleven days—amounted to five per cent. whilst that in Consols did not exceed It per cent. The comparison is instructive. In every market in Europe the mass of new securities afloat has in volved preseare, and the speculators " for the rise " have precipitately forced sales, in order to close their accounts ; but the extraordinary severity of the crash at Paris denotes that the Bourse of that city maintains its character for utterly unsubstantial spe culation. It is found that numerous holders have no means of meeting further losses, and their stock is consequently thrown upon the market for whatever it will fetch. A recognition of the radical weakness of the French market may perhaps tend to check exaggerated alarm on this side, where, although • number of persons may be overburthened with a larger quantity of securities than they can per manently hold, speculation has been kept within the limits dictated by a strict estimate of our means. There are, however, other and larger considerations involved in the abrupt transition of the markets of Peril and of Europe within • fortnight from tran quillity and buoyancy to panic. The world has fresh reason to regard with a deep and even painful sense of distrust the tortuous policy of the French Emperor. Above all, the French moneyed classes, from the great capitalist to the little rentier—who have been alike cajoled into supporting the Imperial system of credit, and into absorbing fabulous amounts of new Rentes and other securities, through the alluring representations of the Minister of Finance and his satellites—must view with the bitterest feelings the developments of a relentless diplomacy which can fling their interests to the winds. There is a general impression that, without the instigation of France, the peace of Europe is not likely to be broken ; but the policy of the Imperial government utterly repels all confi dence. The discount market yesterday was easy, and in some instances the choicest paper was negotiated at a fractional reduction from the Bank minimum. The applications at the Bank were limited, whilst considerable sums fell repayable at that establish ment. On Friday next falls due an instalment of 375,0001. on the E Extension capital of the Ernst Indian Railway Company, as well as a payment of 20 per cent., or 310,0001., on the Chilien Loan, leaving 62 per cent., or 807,0091., still to be met on the latter. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published next Friday morning. The steamer Teviot has arrived from Alexandria with 68,6001. in Australian gold. The gold known to be still at sea from Melbourne is valued at 799,0001. The Blackwell has been out 76 days with 322,3001.; the Donald *Hay, 85 days, with 137,6001.; and the Swiftanre, 68 days, with 339,1001. The 16,3001. in gold by the Arabia has been taken for the Continent. The steamer Dolphin, which arrived in the Thames on Monday from Antwerp, had on board about 66,0001. in silver. The foreign exchanges yesterday . afternoon were firm, at last poet's rates. The only variation was in the quotations for bills onTienna, which have risen from 10.39 to 10.42 to 10.45 to 10.50. For paper on Trieste a corresponding advance was quoted. The rates for Austrian paper were very wide, and transactions were attended with considerable diffi culty, owing to the political distrust now prevailing. The quotations generally current are shown below: Amami:tam, three mouths, 11.17 i so 1; ditto, short, 1136 to 1 • Rotterdam, three menthe. 11.171 to '- Antwerp, till's mouths, 26.30 to 6 ; Hamburg, marts bents, three months, 13.6 to ; Parts, three days sight, 25.10 to 15; ditto, three months, 26.36 to n ; Frankfort on-the-Mains, three months, 1181 to ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 361 to 1; Vienna , ear.do., three months, 10.46 to 60 ; Trieste, ditto. three months, months, 10.48 to 62 ; Madrid, three mouths, 491 to ; Cadiz, three mouths, 49} to 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.70 to 80 ; Genoa. month., 26.60 to 2f ; Naples, three months, 401 tot Palermo. three months, 1211 to 122 ; Mesabia, three months 122 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to t ; Oporto. 90 dam 621 to 63. The half-yearly interest and dividend are adver tised on the original and preference shares of the Namur and Liege and Mons and Manage Railway Company. Tv ZSDAT EVENING. The London markets are almost exclusively regn• lated at present by the coarse of prices at Paris. In every department of the Stock Exchange a de cided fall has taken place, and the closing quo tations were in nearly all instances the worst of the day. Dialog the morning comparative steadiness prevailed ; but in the afternoon, upon news of the crash on the Paris Bourse, much excite ment was manifested, and each successive telegram accelerated the downward movement. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS. Our readers (says the Times) we are sure will be fled to hear that the appeal on behalf of the homeless poor nis, ap to the premist dab., resulted in the following liberal eintoitios• to the various reform and reformatories estate sded for the relief of dsatltilt• OUttallia : C v. d. : . the Field-:sae Refugee 0 0 : i the St. Gilea's end St. Georges Reiman 1:A lituociebtery :,the Reformatory and Refuge Ustaan Pall mall :ithe Whionchapel Probstioaary Refuge :I the North-West I.un l on Preventive and Salermatory lomitutiva. Easton-road Smote beading • liefize for the Homeless ?ear in the Eaat of tendon..., lO2 19 6 :Moe Reformatory for Adult Male Crirainala, Seetesisoew :am Mr. Hiserestaie spped in aid of • Val Mind gentlemen 'mile founding a livered School la Bethnal frees he Poor of St. Pisan Bermondsey 16 1 0 224 6 4 U maimd by all cbarities op to the prossat 7,917 14 3 :le Commit tee of Management of the Field-has f the Maressa. haw %kw makes userty is --, Ka& of lb. part Wars'a Refuge, Is e beektliy eel ealleisitly tart tY peeseat &doge te be see. Vat he a Feuded perprek b rkkh, it it Is bead 'merit, dr preent M.I. fletsp easy be TIODO.OII lab the " WNW% red WA are eireksate seeeerentired ma h elk► W piss odarl-Kon—built Ist • %Am. wbleb boo se - 000lboomie• ortele‘g Ye S O ..d. doubt it pelooM sir. It Is goo proposed to • tb • loditioi his. OR Iris i oitsatioot, it Wog o .os ..y tadteirobio that tlm7 tboold et-whine to td peetost rotor, otter ib.y oro placed tot, &okay • •oti them to thou tamer bootee, sod moot important .81 tbso bon the amt. sod tbe low theatres atter tboy lbw FA. Alm. a loftily boss kw 'irk, similar la mool, rd the rwtabli.Anwat of kook temporary bod• *okookciwill bum ILA moral rant, 'ad who an 15c:414 c:414 domestic wmvite. Pt.; steer- cnt - se Renc.rit SennoLs. The t-4liso•nrir as taped of dine echosie wee held yeuerdey 'ldst n the feminist a hrol-room ; Ms. A.tylnee is the The nis.rt mated that the schools had been woa d sissed. ..f ion prom sad um the labours of the &eh had hoes weeded with 11:0) ror•IN. The r hoole &posed dards& the poet year • !wawa! wt.. I. Noe BeNday sad Wedes•day with ea orreter oriesdotree, Ca Ike Swear overdraft oraf 1e; rub. sad as Übe Low of 32 eluktres of The eiotrws. rises coaterried eematinee upwards 'P.. s Lilo tn. deity sewsleeee wee 20. The a n '"I;;er helee;ri.l .1••• we, doe well &needed. end lb. phi. 1.4 bra versed Oe awful eceeest Ia • Joao., cloahrert for ihs meat demonists child's& is • 4. Th. dedy ...elm school for boys sad girls ormiliicro Rt. sad the teach's. reported that • , t•••••• lee& b lbs few'. n elOrefetrory loatramg woo "h. • thoituilou of the poesy b assad nlrete ~1 the promoter', lt • •r.n Ilis isonreet Irere million to pate ...meet:dad • •imse *term were held out to 'hem. Sas , lb. •••, -vest of lb. hese I Wit .molt. bed tees nru.d. .."',at the s ue v a t MI/ 10.1. The ..rent school et. ettmten.• 1 . .!1t b..lare. rt. II 11.1 , J 1%. 111. The Queen has been - ;west %VII," !leery Alamo, Bey., barrister ' t of the Inveigh •4 Derby, in the room k. -I riaracrait—flicurre. ~: ~. - - - • 1..%.1111 . tri. In . —The Queen hes bees Mr M Oilwar. to Comma at Plynaatit 4 ' 1.64 " Cm&Maratama—Gateris. 4 .1 r ft 41 4f Vs t Tr it, i t 2 tr. 1:: UNION BANE OP LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) This day at noon the areal half-yearly Meeting of the proprietors of the above bank was held et their hankie'. house, - Prioces-strove, Mansion-House, Alderman Sir Perm Lat governor of the beak, in the chair. The following are the report and jialence-ahset fee the half-year it The directors bare the plasmas of laying before the proprietors the accounts of the beak for the lest half-year, iodine 3lst December. It will be eta by the balance-Masi appended to this report that notwithstanding the low value of money which has prevailed, the profits of the beak, after payment of all charges, end In cluding the gum of - 7,4951. Se. 7d., brought forward en the 30th June last, amount to 67.5101. 12.. Sd. The director. now declare a dividend for the lest:six month., M the rate of 10 per met. per minute, and a boom of 2) pot Mat. ea the paid-up capital , being together at the rate of 16 per cent. per annum, e of o r, tan. After payment of the A D .*, emountiag to 45.0001., them will mods a balance of 22,5401.125. 64. to be carried forward for appeo pttion at the end of the financial year in July nett. Liabilieles.—Dr Paid-up capital, 101. per shore on 60,000 sheres,6oo.oool.; dos by the bank on commit accounts, deposit receipts (including interest accrued, circular notes, • 10,146,3651. 12s. Ild. ; reserved funs, invested in Convole and New Three per Cents., es per Contra, 166.0001.; together, 10,911.3661. 12s. lid.; surplus, 81,2121. le. 24.—Total, 10,912,6771. 14.. Id. As seta—Cr. Cash in the bank, at the Sank of England, sad at call, 1,114,2061. 16s. 10d.• government stock, Ex. cheqoer Bill., sad City Sumas, 1,084,3951.; Map, lolls the counted, he., 8,641,4601. 125. NM., 171,371 L 10. Con sole (tame et 87), present vales being 96k), sod 16 5641. 4a. Id. New Three per Cents. reserved fund, 165,0001. , bank remoter., consatuut of freehold beildinp in Proviso-stmt. Mans ion- house- It not,Argyll-plane, and Fleet-orreet ; and lease and Uttar.* of 4, Pall-men Ems, 107,4951, 10, sd.—Total, 10,992.0771. 14s. Id. A pproprinttun Mlles Surplus.—Dr. Divideod a pad up capital. for half.yeer, to 31st December, 1868, now de clared et 5 per mt., 30.0001. ; bonne now declared at 2), 16,0001. ; together, 45,0001. ; serried to profit and love new nonuse, viz —rebate of interest on bills sot yet des, 11,6714 fle. Dd. ; undivided profit, 22,6401. 12s. 6.1.; total, 81,1121. le. 24. Cr. : Sat-plop. ee shop atop deducting all expenses and interest (32.649/. 7..) paid or due to eno• tamers on their current and deposit accounts, 81,2121. Is. 2d. 81,2121.1.. 2d." The Hoveagos, In movies the adopt on el the repot, announced that the dividend would be payable on and after the 20th inst. He had nothing to add to the meet ; Skis `rt.. only • bolfigarie Dwelled ; if they all lived till tout Jul), he hoped they would find it convenient to attend tie 20th aosaal meeting of the bank. (Cheers.) The mike having him seconded, wee put from the chile, sad carried by acclamation. The Guy MINOR mid them was no other business to temp er, to-day. Mr. Deputy ANDZILT.It said that being on, be WY ran the meeting maid join bias In • cordial vote of thanks to the vectruor, whom be was glad to see looking so well. He It=there WY /tin a long life of lawfulness and happiness the wilily aldermen. (Cheers ) The mess wee duly mounded, and carried in the gams inseam as the fiereser one. A Mealier compliment wit paid In Me, William Wilson Serimpenr, and the other amassers of the bank. Mr. Bciumococa, in acknowledging the vote. repressed a bop. th.t the must would be the worst report he should ever has le retest. (Hear, bear.) The ntestlie tbea broke up. THE CIDITAL srli.T HECNONEM.—Our readers are ewers that the sew standard of weight for the sale of ,00 in Liverpool mod other market., fooncled on the decimal principle, comae to operation out the let of February. To meet the digicultim which roay be at Mese experienced Is saceretaising the value of the moat swimmer, of grain, meal, or flour, at every sisal prim per rental (10011..), tbe Ana elation of the Liverpool Cots Trade him imesputeil sad established a complete list d sew cors whim, which will 'sable buyers and welters to communicate with all other markets where the old Mandards of weight or memoirs are will malataised. In the cosetructinn of the tablet, the price of the metal is first gins at 4s. and thou, upwards, vabcies a plas, at each step to 2rie.. end in railel odnorse the prove is stated for mai of It of the we l / 4 hte tenet con steely used. Thus it Is rots et a 'holm that corn at a 'tees =sty of 12e. metal (1001 be.), iv worth be. 4 pee of 451bm. ; 7. 214. per bewhel of 601 be.; , pee Mabel a 62110. ; Sa. 41.1• per bushel of 7010 e.; 17..6 . per ewe. of 112 Th ; 21.. 6 , 1 per Mina of 196113..; sad 26e. 101 L ' per banal of 22411 w.; cad or on In propstion vi the ler se grease prior per c mist. At the end have bees added the (er=rprime, from ts. to 21s. dd., of the tom g esd of the 2,0001 be. or 20 cestale.—Lierrpra Jaime. games aatrwLys. l EarisL --....t...„„........... ........ = I \. OM Mani• Mat sla .. -- _._ "; Dodo ■IW ...... Nragemos vapor •, • 6 Omer Sualea am ll* 41 . lIJ si r 11~ Lam. rat rim; Agora oil Do do iax /ho Eros } Alto L L ir:ot Form a II orooolls °"""r opop, iiiii act Pr% ED Fob olod oesmo . • YEW re Or sa 2 114-411 5 417:: a *rim Oa el W=..... MI rams a ✓ Da NI as , slat Mac. N. w. /air I We d at Leds. 006011IAL eel ft A I I 41111 # 1. li A :I M st i .ray a Is it NI R - sti IB 1 19 1 : III" I 1 4 20.: Ilslatza Xi! z NS x la it _l!' sei 301 I ad .... k . ill, Was .-.. :.:. RAY . " 4.4 sft it; -- .....ige jegi mom ad ad -'.. IA stagcap.e. !IC 1119 MP id )ks. II p. a. Jas.. lin IN - - ad 4..... .. Do. 4p. o. Jolp. UN IN Pt tO3 ad Niztll p.zzeit I I ON It ula -. 110 t "Id =:: lat o rall m oolt 02 .". ... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of the trade wee shout as usual on Wednesdays, the tons firm—pricenof most articles %weltered. The supply of home-grows' grain was very smell, and the arrivals of foreign gram into London shwa last Monday were also small. WASAT.—EngiStt fetched fully last Monday's prime. A few lots of foreign hard have been taken for Portugal at le. per qr. over lest week's prices. FLoca quite as dear as last Monday. BAILLT.ti held with Increased confidence. OATS firm, at bat Monday's currency, which, in partial instances, exceeded by 6d. to Is. last week's rates. BEANS Is. per qr. dearer than this day weak. PEAS quiet in demand, and unaltered in price. FLOATING CARGOZA—The arrival. at ports of call mime lost Monday are confined to 7 cargoes, viz., 2 wheat, 4 maize, 1 barley. The number of Guy**s remaining off the coast offered on Ode is reduced to about 10 vowels. The sales last reported are Marissopoll wheat, about 4?.. Tied. 4021 b. Baltdalt *Molt 275 - 3d to 27a. 6d. per qr., C.F.Y. Ai mmr lllTALO L(' TO 1.0191:100110,711011 JAL 10 TO JAN. U. Mali • Nati. ~ace. WOWS% 31111 Ones 1111.. PO I WOO I 1010 1•111 k Oink /War. /Pew, 11l 010 10;6. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. 6170 AR.—Tbe pnblio Mlle are progressing steadily. Bar badges low middling to fins geoovy, 40e. to 464.; 'amain brown to fair grey, 395. to 415.; Rut India Became sold good to fine, 454. to 476. , Madras good bright to tine "ro omy, 43e. to 46e.; Havannah good yellow, 445. to 4514.; yellow. 41s. 64. Refined lumps, 62a. M. to 645. Correa combiner. In good demand, and fine qualities bars advanced. Plantation Ceylon, 675. to 90s. ; Native Ceylon, good to floe ordinary, 625. to 5.54. TEL.—The market remains inactive in the absence of the China mall. Rica has a firm appearance. Rum remains stmdy. flricra—Prices are unaltered. Corrom.—No sales reported. In other article@ no material alteration. TALLOW MARKICT.—THIS DAT. The market IN Orm. Town tallow is owned 510. 9d., oelt ash; Petersburg, Y.C.. on the spot, 63e.; .laceary to blereb, h2s. 9d. to 5.35.; March only, 635. to 3d. ; April to how, 112 a. ; October to Deoembsr, 61s. 9d. to We. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that a (cad trek k still doing in 1858 hope, at My late prim. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davismis Hartley. 16s. 3d.; ImrabereaWeiallartley,l6e.; Tangsld Moor, 12s. 3d. ;MontagueGaresileld, 124.64; Beheads Hartley, 16e. ; Walker Primrose, 12s. 6d. ; Buddies West Hartley. 16a.; Wylarn, 165.; Eden Main, 18. s. 3d. ; Will. End Thorp. 19e. ; Walls End Camp, 19a. ; Wage Bad Whitiworto, 15e.-48 ships at market. In the course of the past year no fewer than 2,200 members have been added to the Grand lodge of Freetown, of Scotland. CRYSTAL PALACE.—The great poultry show at the Palace closes this day (Wednesday), at due . de our readers have already been informed, the entries are more numerous, and the specimens shown axe in many instances finer, than on any previous octagon. DEATH OF THE DUCHESS OF CLEVELAND.—We regret to 10210111108 the demise, after a short illness, of the Duchess of Cleveland. which mournful event took place on Sunday at Roby Castle, Durham. The lamented dueller was only mixed with Shame on Saturday. The litre &ober was 'ldiot daughter of John, fourth Earl Powlett, by his first marriage with Sophie. only daughter and heir of Admi rid Sir George Pooock, K.H. She was born March 1 l 785; and married Nov. 16. 1809, the present Dtke of Cleveland. By the lamented decease of her pies the fami lies of the Earl and Countess Powlett, Lady Alvauley, Lord end Lady William Peeler. Colonel and Lady Laura Mey rick, Lord and Lady Harry Vans, and others of rank, are placed in mourning. DARING FEAT.—A woman named Morgan, about forty years of egg, residing at Swint= Prior, Cambridge, was using a bucket which she had borrowed of a neighbour, the other day, to draw water from a well about thirty feet deep, when the bucket accidentally fell from the hook to the bottom. Fearing the displeasure of its owner, the borrower of the bucket immediately let down the reps and watt down after it, etoppicg three times in her descant by setting her Get and beck eguinet the sides of the well. Having in this way retched the edge of the water, she found it necessary to cell for assiatanos in returnieg, and some workmen eying at length been brought to the spot by her cries, by Mt ins of a cart.rope drew Mrs. Morgan to the surface, a good deal exhausted, but otherwise uninjured. CAUTION TO STEAM-BOAT PASSENGERN.—A Rad accident occurred on Wednesday lam while the Stirling steamer was on her passage to Stirling. John Greig, te siding at Stockbridge. Edinburgh, was one of the pertengere by the .reamer trout Graeron. To have • better view of the windings of the river. Oreig encoded one of the peddle boxes, and there leaned backwards against the iron railing. The railing folds over when required, se as to allow ri gang way to be brought upon the paddle-box. Oreig. unaware of its moveable nature, had, by hie beck or hands, unfortu nately worked the rod out of its simple fastening, red in stantaneously, all protection being gone, he fell backward s into the river. The steamer wee stopp ed and • small boat lowered, but the attempt to reoover the drowning men proved unavailing. Greif was men only for an lenient, and he immediately disappeared. The body has not yet been foetid. —Allea Advertiser. • • FATAL ACCIDENT TO A COASTGUARDSMAN. — During the night of Thursday last pa accident, which ter minuet' Wally, happened toe oreatanatdaman named Black man, stationed at Eolywall, war Eastbourne. Thy unfor tunate men vise on duty between Holywell end the Wish, and, the night being intensely deft, he memo. to bare orhued the track and to have Ulan over the cliff. The height of the atlas Met point was 1301 fret. The deceased moved formerly in the Baltic fleet on board the Edinburgh, Captain Chols . ANIMAL SAC ACIT T.—An affecting incident, worthy of record, has taken place within the past wcek. A. seafaring lad named Moths, who resided nab his parents, tiger the Croft, Hastings, and who was very fowl of k.sping and rearing dumb enintale, expired, after a short oa Saturday week. Amongst his other pets, deceared kept a young goat, which may be frequently seen gsmbiliing is St. Clement's upper burial-ground. This animal **erne to have, by Instinctive prescience, become acquainted with the death of its patren, and appeared to be In much distress — Gutting the house door with great energy, as if determined to effect ea entrance. This at length etcited the attention of the boy's friends, and os Sunday afternoon they admitted the animal, when, strange to tell, it made its wry to the room where the corpse !sr, and leapc.l upon the coffin, tittering loud cries of dialr.na, and licking the deceased's face. It was ultimately obliged to be removed by force.—B - ightior Guardian. - I