The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-01 00:00:00

ftluou. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. A fine performance of Israel in Egypt was given bat night, with the advantage of Mr. Sims Reeves' singing in the tenor solos ; few in this oratorio but important in e ff ec t. mr. Costa, who wu to have conducted, was absent ; having beer recommended by his medic►l advisers to abstain yet a little longer from professional exertion after his recent illness. Mr. Banton efficiently supplied his place as on various similar previous occasions. St. Pout is to be given at the next concert on Feb ruary 11, when it is hoped Mr. Costa will be sufficiently well to resume his accustomed pod as conductor. Uniberditg Intelligente. CAMBRIDGE, JA.'. 31. Sttrr • !'s (MATHEMATICAL) PRIZES.—These prizes, awarded in the second great mathematical struggle of the year, have been adjudged as follows :-1. Moulton, St. John's, senior wrangler; 2. Darwin, Trinity, second wrangler. AsIrtONOWL—The Lowndesn Professor will give a muse of lectures on the lunar theoty, at his private room. New Museum , on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saha. days, during the present term, at 12 m., the lectures commencing on Tuesday, Feb. 4. *parting intelltanue. BETTING IN LONDON.-FRID&Y. There was another large muster at the clubs to-day, and ipectilation, taking rather a wide range, was actively pur sued throughout the morning. Wager i ng on the Lincoln shire Li..:alicap commenced by the Wring of 100 to 8 about Eleg Charming. and so freely was he supported. that in a very short time the price was reduced to 10 to 1, and after about 100 1 . had been got on at this prior, no more than 9to 1 was offered on the Held. Evidently, however, the COrnitliSsi in was not nearly exhausted, and the investments would have been increased by another hundred or so bad bookmakers been disposed to con cede the extra point- Czar was in pretty good demand, but hacker. would accept nothing less than 100 to 6, which was booked three or four times, as also 500 to 30. The names of Bessie Dixon and Midwife were men tioned, hut beyond offers of Ifto to 6 and 3:Ito 1 respectively nothing was dune :.boot them. Mount Palatine—Count Batthy s "second string"—teemed to be fancied a little, ono spezulater taking 400 to 10, and a few email bets being booked on the same terms. Although nu important change took place ou Cee Live: pool Crmol National, the betting wAs not wanting is interest and spirit. Tusculantuu was nein all the r.ge ; his intending backers were, how ever, taken aback by offers of 10 to 1. Eventually 100 to it was laf l to small allots, but this price was not to be obtained to money, and those who dial the commission world douldle.s have closed with 12 to 1. Notwithstand ing the string favoutinam io this direction, however, the written% of Fan and Sh.dtespeare were rather improved than prejudiced. After several attempts had been wade to obt,in lie) to 6 about Mr. Barber's mare, 15 to 1 was take', to some RP. With Shakespeare layers were a trill: more cenci:iatory, for after 11 to 1 had been re peatc.'.ly offered without a response, the 10Ws .: stoked for wait in some itistauces laid, but the same price wall still w-oted to he token at the close. Daisy wit well revive:led at 2 . to 1, while The Plover and Tennyson same ni for a fair share of notice at 23 to 1 each. In the face of Fen's prominent favouritism, a speculator elected to stand by her stable-companion, Helen, accepting 40 ponies au.l 4I tens. One gentleman trying hard to invest can C..ptAiu Croestree at 40 to 1 could only succeed in Ip:coring that price, but declined the 30 offered him. The remaining transactiona on this event ,lo not call for mentioc. Speculation on tLe Chester Crap was again and languid. An offer was made to accept 'O. MIL:, idle, but 100 to 6 Whs the ut most owe obtainable. Al.ergeldle was invested upon at MO to 15, PSI four or live times, and finally to a mall amount at :l1) to I. Several inquiries were n.ade atter lieeswiug, with po.posal., to take SO to 1 about her, Irbil: the odds 'lamed were oczasionally hooked in savour of For the Two Thousand, although no actual traL:action of importance was concluded about Ilmicru- Cian. propositions came from two or three quarters to take Lou.; t o the highest offer on the field was O to 1. Formosa advanced another step. offers against hersete.ping short at I. to I, with counter-bids to accept BO to 1 i ; meanwhile Pace cone in fur heavy and peristent support. I.ltl/. or :Tit'. going on at 9 to 1 aid ri SO 1, the Last-rained price being at one time scarcely procnnible ; but toward.. the finish, when the Ina: *set sett!. d down, tfase ..1. weft again ot:ereaL Green Sleeve, going (rumba.] to wor-e, had 100 to Guttered ae.dast her. and ono rpretil.it...e rie.a.,.ling in laying to a ....all rry . still desiie .1 to go on. Ti.. ominous price of 1661) to 311 w-as id a. o:: snip ag..iu it Blue t :own, without a to:ponce. For the DriLy Lady lilLabLah was remarkably • r. aft occasional small investment in her favour thong was : lone. Ihdiciucian remained in the wane p. • :vit.:, :a am Lae id-cisling day ; 11.1 to 15 was accepted te,,e, th, Inc,: r euuhl It e been egain aecoaihlo4. l ..l. No Other no.. aort hy incident trollapirssl, and the cohcluedig prices se 10 as tallow WATI:1:1:141 4111;R0IN1 ( I r. 100 I•. 31r I 81111 8 111/111UOI1 li• I 8— 31r I: ~ : trtitite • nonttnati..r. ti t•• 1 I lons loot ,1 t It. 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IOU) to ~., N V ~41 . ..ar .1 1$ ttrl, 41 , .. .41 I,l:Rtri Cto 1 n...:41L1.1v Vll7..ctitl - - 10 to 1 I..st Lrc ti Sltete :oh oil ..1! • 100 t, t 1 4t) 100,10 1•• ,ff . I• It to 1 stir I itifer4 t t0,14e 2.Vvil to iO. o th.Lt (left's Sleeve Urals lloiicrue.an. itErr iNG AT M ANC H ESTE R-FE. PAT. WATERLOO t 01 IL:1,01 CIT. '2'l to 1 !mut Mr Letzlis nomination t to 1 Lon' Lunaort nomination t 2.". Io I Mr. i:ltet,tork'n nomination .0 CL to 1 Its..lrl , )'s mu/oblation t uri.nIIKII.I:IIAND NATIONAL to I ,st Daisy ,t _CO to 6 a s ;it Wo.allor :04r A stilt! off . TUE OXFORD AND CAMIDaDia: &AT RA..z._ OXFoRi., ruIDAr 12% ENlNG.—Sinee Monday :aat the president of the Oxford l'niveraity Club, has daily had a crew down the river in anticipati•as of the gaunt!, t being throw n down by Cambridge, as usual of late yea.rt, but up to the present time the challenge h4s not arrived. During the week there hare been numerous changes in the coustitution of the crew, Mr. Bowman having temporarily occupied his old position as bow, while Mr. Timm has been installed as No. 4in the boat. The floods are beginning to disperse, and it is hoped in a week's time the banks of the river will enable spectatorato judge of the merits of the crew, which was this af ten.ocn composed as follows D. Ilmeon, Balliol ; Nu. 2, Cunningham, Corpus ; No. 3, E. S. Corner, Woroester ; No. 4, -I. C. Tines, University ; No. b, T. J. Derington, Christ Church ; No. li, S. D. Darbishire, Balliol ; No. 7, R. Roes, Exeter. Stroke, R. G. Almaden, Merton. Cox swain, Willan, Exeter. Aust'uNDlN•: tit' A BANK MANAGiut.—Consider able excitement prevails in Blackburn in aanspnenee of the sudd•ni disappearance from the town of Mr. Zacharia Alan lAley, who has been for some years manager of the Blaclivurn branch of the National Savings Lank Company (Limitsii). and these is sail to be soot, doubt as to the accuracy of his accounts. A few months ago the bank 'Appended payment, and at the present time its affairs are being w , and up. The princical sufferers will be poor people who hare been induced to invest their earnings in the bank. Mr. Maudsley hem been for many rears corre sponding secretary of the Blackburn district of MU. Odd. VeIIOWA. - THL ACCIDENT Is THE HOUSE OP CORRECTION. —From inquiries made yesterday at the House of Cor rection. C` (bath-fields, it appears that the prisoners injured on the tredmill on Monday last are nearly all recovered. The man whose leg was broken is named 3toetinit r ; he u stated to be a poor wretch, without friends in the world. it was thought better to remove him to St. Itnrtholomew's Hospital, and there he lies at present under the care of the house surgeon. The other prisoner who was seriously ir; ured is a Swede named Johann). The top of his finger was torn oil. He is at present doing well, under the care of Dr. Smiles, the prison surgeon. The remaining prisoner. (seven in number) who were hurt only received very slight injuries, and they are pretty well recovered. The county magistrates were to visit the risen yesterday afternoon to investigate the causes of the accident. THE F t XPM3,B $A' lino lEntelftistute. COURT OF QIIEF.Ni BENOH.—JAw. SL Sittings in Benoo.—(Before the Lord Chief Judos said Justices Blackburn, Mellor, and Lush.) This was the last day of term, and strange to say there were no motions to be made, sad the court oommenced with the new trial paper at the sitting of the murk BeBILEY V. CORDER. This was an action Naiad the father for necessaries rap t/lied to an infant, tried before the learned secondary (Mr. Potter), when the jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff. It was an action for clothes foe • child under seven years of age, placed under the mother's control by the Master of the Rolls in consequence of the father's conduct being such as to compel the wife to leave his roof. The 11 question was whether that implied authority of • wife to & pledge her husband's credit for necessaries applied also to at the child . A role had been obtained to set the verdict ea aside and enter • nonsuit, on the ground that the father It was not liable. Mr. Horace Lloyd appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. M. Keens, Q.C., and Mr. Bruce Campbell for the defendant. Mr. Lloyd mid there was the strongest evidence of the It age of the child, for the cost of his knickerbocker suit was ft. only 12s. Gd. The two questions for the consideration of It the court were—first, the liability of the father ; and 01. secondly, whether the clothes supplied were ISOCCINPaIiad. The wife had been obliged to leave her husb and ' s proteo- ,T, tion on account of his misconduct, and the Master of the ft Rolls had given the mother the custody of her child. Mr. Justice Lush—Suppose a father refused to main tain his child, could any one supply the child with N. necessaries and charge the father with it! Mr. Lloyd said he was by no means clear upon that point. ELis The mother had an allowance of 25/. per annum, and he supposed that if she bad not supplied the child with food a. ft she could have been summoned for it. Mr. Justice Lush—tinder what law If the father was IL alive, and the mother voluntarily undertook the c har g e of 21 the child, she might be indicted if she failed to supply the child with nourishment. fK Mr. Justice Blackburn said that where a mother, having ft, the ability, voluntarily undertook the custody of • 10 helpless infant, and it died from want of nourishment, she M. would be liable for manslaughter. 1 10 0 Mr. Keane, for the father, the defendant, contended Rt that if the wife had cause to leave her husband on the ground of adultery, she should have applied tithe Divot*, et BL Court, which had power to make provision for the child. N. He contended that in law a father was not bound to sup- at 10 port his child. He bad a moral duty to maint ain him, and . he was obliged to obey the provisions of the Poor-law le Act. Mr. Justice Blackburn said that when • wife waa turned out of doors by her husband it gave her authority to pledge his credit for things for which he would not be liable when she formed part of his househoid. A man might clothe hie wife in sackcloth when she was a member of his family, and she would have no right to pledge the bus band's credit for other clothes. Mr. Justice Lush—When • man turns his wife out of doors he incurs the liability to support her ; but if he 10 turned his child out he was not bound to support him. too Mr. Keane said there was no duty imposed on the father with regard to his child except under the criminal law. eL Let the child be retuned. The mother hail made • greet It o mistake relative to the husband's conduct. All the father (IL wanted was both his wife and child back with him, and 20 no one regretted more than he did the mistake which she it. bad made. When the child was transferred to the mother she had no more legal obligation cast on her than on the u p father. What necessity or duty was there for clothing to o the child in 7n:vet knickerbockers! It was pleasing, no too doubt, to set a child so clothed, but there was no oblige• too tion to so clothe it. It was, however, admitted that the 100 clothes were nut beyond what a child in the parents' pea- t, tion should wear. The court A. , ,: time to consider its judgment. Eu The court will to-day sit at nisi prima. St. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. ,r o i JAN. 31. 10e (Before the Judge Ordineu7.) loc as. EIMARI•3 Z . . EDWAIWA AM , THEuBALD, 0111E3WISZ 8 , tiZAWARD. 84, After our rtrort left yesterday, to Dr. Spinkt called witnesses to estahliah • powder 50 charge of hum.): Alt,. agsin.t the husband. 100 Emma Newberry, a shoe-thread winder at Bridport, said r that she hit 1 4 . ..1 twins by hint eight years ago. They ss. were both dead. Crow-examined—Was attended by a midwife, who was U. dead. The woman at whose house the was confined and St. her mother were also dead. Did not know where she used Bt. to meet Mr. Edwards.. It was in the fields. Had had ir other children since. Mary Wheatley. a young woman engaged at some twine works at Bridport, was next called. She said sho knew the petitioner as a neighbour ; but she knew no harm of hint. To this statement she remained steadfast, though shandy questiored. Elizabeth Bartlett, another girl from Bridport, was also examined, with the same result. Rhoda Ilawky, a milliner, had known Captain Edwards (the petitioner was an officer of volunteers) from • child. He had met witness last year, and asked her to execute some work which be wished to have done. Witness sent ' that woili home by cm of her appientices. Did not take it Tet' I herself, for she had heard scandal, end she wished to walk Iso that the wicktd people who lived in the town might not a he able to prove anything against her. The scandal was is. . 1 not that Captain Edwards had kept her—it was merely that lg. Ihe bad beta seen talking to her in the streets, and she was 60, anxious to give no further occasion fur gossip. The wit- 16 , ness, who gave her evidence with amazing volubility, ap peered to he excessively indignant at having been brought es;'. to town and placed in the box. BB: J ones, ales: to the petitioner's attorney's London agent. too, said he bad taken the examination of Mary Wheatley and 10. Elizabeth Bartlett, but could not recollect what they said, 80. as he had examined several witnesses that day. Had pre- 1 . 1 ,,°: posed the " proofs" for counsel, but had done it partly 10. . from the answers of the witnesses and partly from in- b. I structions from Bridport. (A laugh.) a, The Judge Ordinary thought it a pity that Mr. Jones tq who, to hit honour be it said, had confessed the truth in tit the box — should not have interfered sooner and prevented the learned counsel from cross-extooleing the girls as if to , they had been perjuring themselves. tea Mr. Thomas Edwards— I believe lam the father of the stn respondent. (A laugh.) When I found that my nephew II had disgraced me I wrote to my brother, and asked him V, to see that justice was done to my daughter. At first he ' 41 could nut believe that his son was guilty, and my nephew denied it, but at length he admitted the truth, and the g marriage was agreed upon. I aid not agree to keep r my daughter after her marriage. After the wedding T took place tl,o couple came to my house. A room was provided for them, but, to my surprise, the petitioner welt away. He gave no reason to me for his conduct. I saw him again the next day. Then he went away fur a fortnight. and when I saw hint the next time 1 he told me that the reason of his absence was indisposi- I tion. The next I heard of him was that he had enlisted in the 1 :th Lirlit Dragoons. After the purchase of his discharge, I took my daughter and her child to Bridport, but but could see neither the petitioner or his father. staying some days at Bridport I left in disgust. I sent an account to the petitioner for his wife's support • but be took no notice of it. I did intend to issue a writ against him, but I was advised that he was not worth powder and shot. The case was not concluded. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-JAI. 31. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RE RICHARD THONAIL-LARGE FAILURE IN THiROILDING ?RAD& The bankrupt was a builder. formerly of Clreus-road, now of Wellington-rood, St. Joku'owood. This was a sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt owes to unsecured creditors 11. KW. ; to those holding security, 101,4 KW. The property held as security °mists of houses in the neighbourhood of St. John's-wood, and is returned as of the value of 116,414'. On the application of Mr. Sykes, who appeared for the official assigLee (nu trade assignee having been appointed), an adjournment was ordered, for investigation of that:shams of morsgagees and other creditors. - - - - - THE POLICE COURT& THAIM3. William OPlham & pugilist, was brought up in enstody of Inspector Floertion, of the C division, before Kr. Paget, charged with being concerned with Michael Gannon and others in assaulting Daniel Taylor, an le spector of Thames police, on board a steamboat, at the Tunnel Pier, on the morning of Wednesday, the '22nd of January. The prisoner Gannon, and a lot of rough. and thieves, were on their way to a prizefight in Long Reach on the morning in question, and called in at the Tunnel Pier at ft o'clock in the morning to receive more passengers. Taylor went on board and warned the captain that ha wsa acting illegally. A cry was raised to throw him overboard, and Inspector Taylor was forced towards the fore sponson, and an attempt made to put him into the water. His legs were over the rail, and he would Lave been drowned in deep water and cut to pieces by the paddles of the steamer, had not some one fortunatzly called out, "Don't do that." The steamer was then put back, and the in. tor forced out on to the barge alongside the pier. The boat and its freight then proce‘ded down the river. Mr. Paget remanded the pnsoner until Monday next. THE SUPERIOR Cot Trrs.—The Court of Qucen's Bench will hold sittings out of term to-day, Monday, the 3rd, Tuesday. the lth; Monday, the 10th inst.; and also on the 17th, for the purpose of Firing judgment in MOM pending. At the commencement of the sittings the coon will first take the cases in the country new trial paper except those tried before the Lord Chief Justice, wbo will be sitting at ski prin., and so unable to attend in banoo. The Court of Exchequer will hold sittings on Friday, the 7th ; Baturd►y, the Bth ; Monday, the 10th ; Tuesday the Ilth ; and Nt ednesilsy, the 12th lust, and will at such sittings proceed in disposing of the business then pending in the paper of new trills and in the special paper ; and will also bold a sitticg on Friday, the 28th inst., and will then proceed to give judgment in trotters standing for Judgment WARE LIBT&-(THI8 OADDIALRY un.wAvi. am ems Caloageke 1•0 100 10 Doolo7oooDeeseelkeladJaas 2.03133. 11 1011eadie ...... all Da Meld 100 Or goesed 100 and Imola 00. 04. 100 Da L Amg. 100 Oroselored 100 0301 Nalkore ... 1 100 Do.A If ANi.Do de 1 100 Do.b elep.o. lopol3 1 100 Do. Ord Dd. 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MI of of I 4 ▪ Pia PA , di ei 4 6 Al I II Oh )0 di 66 67 511 1 0 , 4U ul 411 /4 60 1.9 ea rs is N 84 et; 106 • y e 514 el 4iu a SI IT 100 70 1 60 an .0 11 16 • i . 'far 7 Ms l If 1 TH Y II6 .I -.: 4 It • 7§ 64 74 76 Pi 11 10 Mi l • 10 4 416 • Lair moirs GA zarrs. [moo or SOLIINTOSS AND nom rAiricoun ro on OSIAMIND AI TVS 0117101 OS SSE ORM sasonwi. wow or wimp:or. mazoolutursoml BANKRUPTS. Janis Brch, East Dulwich, _cupcake. to surrender Feb.l2, at 12. Joan hesitant, Setae, Middlesex, oripenter, Feb. 19, et 12. lismulL EMMY'. Orseutdeb lumber, Feb. 12, at 11. Rem/Ain KUM oftax„ Suffolk, miller, Feb.l2, at 11. TWONee_KIIIO, Jamaloaroad, Bermondsey, beinhop keeper. rob. 11, at 11. JAM= PAW; Skim, Kent, Feb. 11, et 11. Qualms Snuff CROW, lee•Atieet,Kenthaston-park.road, COm mission agent, Feb. 12. at 12. Wu. 1.1111 liTzszy 112111anne, Marylebosse.road and Boxlfordt 3 w, . ._ . .- attorney, Fsb. IL et Lt. WILLIAM It OslnSoM, Brook lad, Beds, cattle dealer, Feb. 12, at 1 . FRANCIS DAVE, Pa. Paurest., New NocUptd.,bullider,Feb.l3,at l& MARY Brame, New Kent-road. Jeweller, Feb. 13, at It AJDRIW JAL= WILL LANs, King . rereas-road, haireiremer, Feb. 20, at IL /mint WILDSMITH LABOUR, Miltos-villaa, Camberwell, boot, maker, Feb. lb, at It WILLIAM Waltman, Neville-road, Stoke Newington, clear dealee. Yob. 20 at 12. TIOMAJ 9 Omuson, Chtuct-lane,Whitechapel, tailor, Feb. 20, at 1. WILLIAM Faeroe, Chatham, grocer, Feb. SO, M 1. NICHOLAS GROB= WADI, Piccadilly, lodging-bones keeper, PTI Fib. ILIP W JOIIII I2- 11ARRIS, Oxford, carver and gilder, Feb. 20, at I. Joan Davis, Jun., Aldershot, hotel keeper, Feb. 13, at It RICHARD WOOO, Park-terrace, Notting-OHL late laundryman, Feb. 13 at 2. HAIL 'Brains. IHrabetb.villas, Banana& shoPmall to a leather merchant, Mob. 13, at 2. ELIZABETH 011771THS, Chelmsford, British School teacher, Feb. 13, at 2. WILLIAM HENRY SOAR,Vauxhall-hridge-rd.,plumber,Feb.l3,at 2. LEWIS HIDER DURANT, eresowtreet, Wabrorth-nrad„ tronMoulter. Feb. 20, at L HANNAH STAIRROOL, Winchester, farmer. Feb. 20, it 2. WILLIAM DoODISTE PARISH, Roydou, Essex. fanner, Feb. 20, at 2. ALMS Racer/2, Iridium, City, accountant, Feb. no, at I. 114 .1 w Pma n o R7Ax cuAlW ris t BTjAlLClPTll,RaAllooA7B:774.olB44B;ullo,:BartAtia:brilmea.binetummirvearnodglome:curence.,Wwmlke-cloesre" 7,accounkwhi.d.ebulak.,techapa.lß9toant.r,w77co.l.6o.llt.uls.l.o9,..,maltasitilli... agent, Feb. 19, at 1. B W Tl LM nrcishanB M kii o "l ;ta el4b 2 : , ll ll l9a gt . itie bo tb urne Prior h sr " FRIDERICIL BLENEARN, East-cheap, merchant, Feb. 19, at, I. ILutintßTA3,AllBaiuts-rd.,Kenshigtoti,greengreicer , Feb. 24,4lL Han s/P t., gr ilt. o,,, Feb re l b 9 . WILLIAM EDWARD Wlaa, Norwich. grocer, Feb. 19. at 1. LLuARAL DOLBY, Catherineatreet, caiedoulan-romi, composi tor, Feb. 17. at 2. WILLIAM SHERWIN. Hoanalow, stonemason, Feb. 17, at'_ WILLIAM CHARLES JAr.ets, Warwick-road, Paddington, late manager to a shipping agent, Feb. 19, at 12_ JOBS NUL, Wools - rich and Lewisham, victualler. Feb. 19, at IL JOHN MILL", Aldermanbury commission raerchant, Feleltest It FELIX M'AirILT, Upper Whitecrom-st., dairyman, Fels 19, at 1. Emma= cuts", Peron-rd., &anon, bootroskor, Feb. 19, at 11. ALFRED Galin, Birmingham, Feb. 12, at 12. W ILLism Axga ScHotibk Oun - rWarenck,surgeon,Feb l2 ,M l2 . MOSES Birudnaham, builder, Feb. 1.1, at 12. ILLIAM THOMAS Jamas, St. Osage, ter. carpen- W ter. Feb. 12, at 11. CHARLES Basal WlLLUlCl,BristolLimber tuerchant,leb.l2,atll. ' JAMES SMALLWOOD and AIJRID LEWIS, Barton St. Mary. Glou cestershire, tats builders, Feb. 12, at 11. MICHAEL FAWLL and names FARRELL, Cirencester, Glouces tershire, and Itsriugdon. Berks., haniwaremeu. Feb. 12, at 11. 14)013 ISLAM Yeovil, Sonietsetabire, ant r, Feb. 11, at 11. WILLIAM (HUBBLE, Tavistock Devonaldre, late Wowed Yeb. 11, at 12. * JOHN STEAD, Clifton, Yorkshire, fanner, Feb. 17, at 11. Jolts BODIXPOS and Gnomic Stoautuos, Great Habton, York shire, farmers, Feb. 17, at it. 011050 n HALL, Barrow-upon-flumber, Lincolnshire, miller, Feb. 12 at It. GROWLS Tongs, Jan.. Liverpool, shipbroker, Feb. 11, at It WILLIAM Aaroxiirightou.le-Sande, Lancash.,hnilder, Ich.l4,at 11. lasi Mantuan, cheethant-hill, Lancashire, late licensed vic tualler, Feb. 14, at 11. BURT Darr, Manchester. leather dotter, Feb. 11, at 11. WILLIAM NlvAnD,Newcastleupon-Tyne,inekevia-r•Feh 11,r IS. JAMSI ALIXAMDZI,NewcastIe upon-I yne.physictsu4Feb.ll,at 12. Anbitsw LEE, West Hartlepool, draper, Feb. it, at 12. JAMES tiemorittLis, Castle *law, Yorkshire, woollen manufac turer, Feb. 12, at 1. THOMAS CRAGS, Weston-super-Mare, flomersetsbire, carpenter, Feb. 14, at 11. WILLIAM CHILDR Luton, Notts, hlackemfth, Pcli. 12. at BLIWISID CANNON, Oldham, clothes dealer, lei , IT, at 12. THOMAS ARCHIE, Ciiiileden, Wiltshire. grocer, Feb. 13. at 11. BaLJAmill Citorg, CMA:olen, Wiltshire. earner. Feb. 13. at 11. CHAELlDlGAllDlNFR,HurslenLStsWorden.,lssAnolAsr.ltlarchT,oll. ' JONATHAN Wont, Hartley. Staffordshire, earthenware dealer, March 7. at 11. THOMAS EAYW, Lapoorth,Wareicksh., coal dealer, leb.l s ,at 10. I, JOBS SKETCHLET, Hinckley, Leicestersh , stationer. Feb. V- st,lo. Jolla WILLIAM THURSTON. Norwich, clerk, Feb. 12. tit 11. JAMES N'AaNR Jun., B°Mam ort P lirinito t" :,k wi n u s ‘ h m .l, 're itc han her t ,i l: ;tl l 7,a s' a t t l l l l WILLIAM 11,N .a 3. Jolla BIAS'S. Braintree, Easel, rhorniuker. Feb. IL at 10. THOMAS PMILLIPS, Whitbuni, Carnuartheneldre. lunkceper, Feb. 13, at 11. WILLIAM FOWLS, Wbltby, Yorkshire, Jet ornament manufac turer. Feb. 12, at 11. THOMAS &RD, Dolton, Yorkshire. fanner, Feb. 24, at In OKOILOII THOMAS MILLS, Bristol, livcryntaldeKerDer,WATl,s l . l2 . EaRDERIcE LIAO D. Bristol, carpenter. Feb. 11. at It. SAMCEL Warta, West Derby, outfitter. Feb. 10. at . RICHARD BAIL= Annuli, Denton, Lancashire, pattern maker. a Feb. lt, at 3. GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS EDWIN JoH.UISING, Everton, Lancashire, book-keeper, Feb. 11, ot 3. JOBS CLARE; Liverpool, halglng.house keeper. Feb. 12, at & WILLIAM • P HOLLI3O9IVORTIi, Kingston-upou-HuLL chemist, Feb. 17, at 11. MICHAEL BESIIICK, Huinse,Lancarhlre. coal dealer. Feb. 13, at CHARLES HALLOS, Hahne and Itanclester, beer retailer, Feb. 15. at 94. Jong W HARMS, Salford. diaper, Feb. 15, of 7il. JOll3 SMITH. tarrow-lo.Furnms. Lancash..lmtelr,Feb 13, it O. Jusavll AT1139011, Daltmons-1 , unaess, Lancaaldln, beersoller, Feb. 13, at 10. JOHN OLDHAM, Jun., and ADAM BELL, Grange, Lancashire, handers. Feb 13, at 10. WILLIAM KIRSLAK E. Larter,paintrr, Feb. 11, at 11. WILLIAM RAGE COW:. Es erbium Wore...derail:cm...wager of steam saw mills, Feb. 13, at I. THOMAS SUDO; Woerhampton, roll turner, Feb. 13. at It lv oEomm PARISE, learnin;ton Mori, Warniessi.ire. green- groom, Feb 0, at 11. THOMAS RABLOWCIOUOH, Shrlneld,jolncr, Feb. at 1. WILLIAM KIDD, bigliampton. Devonshire. farmer, Feb. 13, at 11. WALTER STEAD, Ilanninglaum Yorkshire, commission agent, Feb. 11, at M. THOMAS ASKEW, Part.o. Cumberland, grocer, Feb. If, at It CHALLIS &WHALLEY, Sutton at. Mar), Lincolnshire, beer re tailer, Feb. It, at 10. JAMIE HOB VAL, lisighton, schoolmaster, Feb. 17, at 11. inELILRATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. juts?. puss, Wind. w, coal merchant-Ist clividetal of Ss IV., Feb. b, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyufs. a street. [3 46 doslAll RUFF and IsAAC WARP, MAillplon, tallow meters-Ind dividend of Old.. Feb. A, and subsequent Wednesday, at Par • Basiaghallotreet. • COIIKS, Myddleton-street, Clerkenwell. clothier- I st • dividend of Is. Opt, Feb. 5, and subsequent Wean:A.l4, at l'arkyues, Lasinghall-strect. WILLIAM OAHE SWAT, southampton. licemed victualler-Ist di vidend of Its. 10. Feb. 5, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkynes, BaalegQl-atreet. •1041/H THOMAS Dunstable, Beds, out merchant -lot dividend of is. Id., to lieu of is. 110., Feb. 5, End subsequeat Wednesday. st Parkym's, 111oliwball.atrucL ALBERT MENIIT EIL • IsT .separate estate Falcon-street, Alders. gate-street, fancy warolonisainan-Ist dividend of Ts., Feb. 5, and antaequent Wednesday, at Nutrias, Basingtedlatrett. ROBERT Cssu and Jolla CASE. LCICCA/cr, noolMaplers-lot divi dend of Is on new pools, Feb. 3, and three subsequent Mon _„," days . at Harris's , Nottin g ham. Ea C HAR IER BAUSBY, Bartow-upon-Soar, Leicestershire, licensed victualler-Ist dividend of 305., Feb. 3. and three suloconent 31ondays, at Harris's, Nottinaham. HERBERT doid , ALL Crich. Dorisasire, draper-lit dividend of 35., Feb. 3, sad three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not tingham. _ G. Y. ANDREW. Chester. gontlemsn-lat dividend of Is., any i/a Weduesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. WILLIAM IlAnitl3oll, Liverpool, snuff dealer -'lid dlsidend of 4A, goy Wednesday. at Turnoffs. Liverpool. JoaN r !BALL, earnarvOn. repemsker-let divideod of 31 cd., any Wednesday. at Turner's, liverpool. WILLIAM licaLtos, Overton, isrmor-lat dividend of la, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. F e b, irs W. leo. Taclibroolt-etreet, Pimlico, order clerk of the ate Court tor the Relief of Insolvent Debtors-Fel.. 17. It. W, R oe , Lugo,' mu, Butlaudabire, V. 7. Blades, Yeomen-villas, Holland road, superannuated government clerk- Feb. TO. R. Gee, Canterbury, scrivener-Feb. M. M. Simon, New Westonetreet. Bermondsey, mantle ruanufactimer-leb. TO. J.F. Andrews, Feachur.betreet, coal factor -Feb. 20. W. 1. Bow ter- en, Eat oresamich, oil merchant-Feb. 20. stirmene, Win thing, and Wacton , Norfolk, tailor - Feb. IL C. IL Hanibteton, noweee.wolk, Whitechapel, licensed victualler-Feb. 19. J. W. London-wall, attorney-Feh. 19. Weddell. eke Milton. clerk la the Admiralty', Squerset-hoves-Fele 10 J. Hoskin, West CoWes and Yarmouth, Isle of Wiest, chemist-Fob. 19. T. Irsaliwool, Bexley Beath, Beamed vie rageitS. Iron fence manufaeturcre--March 3. W. Hepwortb, Nottingham and.Ah,Ntbamadre, ebestiail manufacturer-March 3. J Rest!, tiomerby, L-lonteradre, tattle ,kale-Feb. l& A. Dibble, Weston-super-Mars, Somersetsltire, baker-Feb. 13. H. Bodo-nide, Carnarronshire, farmer-Feb. 13. T. D. Mental% Terpool, boot dealer-Feb. 17. 11. Petry. Money, idaffonishire, licensed victaaller-Feb. 17. H. R. Masco, Moe- Staffordshire, awl blade manufacturer -Feb. 17. E. Ham eo,o, weduesbury. carpet bag spring manufacturer-Feb. 17. J. Jarrott. Wolverbamptom tailor-Feb 17. W. Woodward, Dula. ton, Staffordshire, gunlock Mer-Feb. 17. W. Tyler, seen. Wedneshicry, beerhouse keeper-Feb. lt. J. T. Bathmann, G•vat Yen with, Norfolk, lodging.hottre keeper-Mareh 7. J. H. Smith, WyPIS ‘ .-Itilladterillondsey, Kanner. IPARTNIRSRLIII DIMPOLVID. . (Hauer and T. Edmandson, Heaton Norris, Imitimidre, mac hine makers-J. K Walker, H. F. Carpenter, ead Welter. Ilsacheeter, wine merchants, so far ST reffsrds J. A. Walker-D Shrews, see.. and I). Shred c, Jun.. Mire, beickniakera-K B. Ilhotson, A. C. Dram co, and W. Horn, Sheffield. merchants -J. W. Vincent and I , E. Adana ch e ydeo.efues, Bayswater, auctioneers- 11 . Version, and ft Oracechurehotrect, lroncliOnEWlL ao far as regards H. E. Verdoei-A. Fox and W. Hodges, Bowling, York- ebbe, *ostracises -C. Ilundt and E. H. nartien, Noble street, City, merchants -J. Hendee sad J. Adamson, Leeds, grocers- E. Langley mid J. lelaingill. Bingley, Yorkshire, worsted spin ners-T. Jab% E. Jubb, and C. nbb Dewsbury. orkshire. wool WI far as regards E. Jabh-0. llos and C. T. Wilsoo, Cbsepside commisica tissrehaste-Madide Ward and 0, F. Word, Noweadisplaos, Idgwsreroed. (ronfounders Potter Potter, Runcorn, Met merchinte-D. Pepper J. Oamide, O. Barton. awl J. Barton (emitters of W. Stapdaring, deceased:. and E. Senn, Wahine* ropers-C. Z. It. Bays sod R A. IL 8. Iroomooger Misoing.iann brags, & Big& 8. ing, and J. Thomas. Sm J twd. Man:heater aad else- , where, commission sgenis-J. Mclerrow, W. Macias, sad R. Toting, Manchester, narrehants-it. E. Lestaroon., and B. 11. D o w, JUL. victoria Docks, - . -F. W. lswessadli Pest, Cron and T. Drierter, Manchester, crinoline men Bury, laticadille. coal merelunts-W R. T. Sundt endand J. 3m (5 nett, rialtetrest-hill, Mr, ship agents-P. Armitage Jabs I Age mi *l5 _kmondwlloo, Yorkshire, thiendrapers-A. Taylor end W.-Miumnaw, Lamp, Lancashire, woollen printers-J. W. Grubb mid lohlsson. Anitlntriers, coaripe insurance smuts FilliOMVllo 'L Esnmiwth, Kinptonou-Hult, wipe whiedMlAW-A. B.roGinee "OgABSOL Be u rs7. erbaelierArn. ftlew. A. Balsa, and A. imishaw, Has, actedis test esakers,._so tar se____ A. Daluss-A W. Jonsson and A. R. Damn. . Mean, sad R. Webby, atom giguisande7-7: WHYans smd L Bowfin& Yes k.hlre, worsted spinners—B. Petty..l. Haßldg. and J. Lradtord e stuff merchanta, so tar aa reSeda_sl• Lles — it-Lartuskr sad C. Ovabham, Salvador* Kent. raerart — e• OPPenbebu and L Goldachnsldt, Bsingisallatrset. cosseearlee rittea—J. w. Mebley, 8. Hanson, and W. Hanson Halifax. cotton spit. H. Ralthig and W. Gank_Altosd, Lincolnshire, wb re merobants—W. Mason and R. Harding, Italnow, Cheshu, coal masters—B. Clark and D. Bentley, Bradford, plotnis J. Simpson and W. W. Samoan, Prorate. mersbants—u Happens and J. Unsold, Glasgow and Nap NOTCH lIIQUISTEATIOVE. Join! WILLIAM JACKSON. Bnrotbland, Fifeehlre, p1vd.7, 1 t er. Feb. 7, at the Forth Hotel, Burntisland. WILLIAM CAMPRON. Glasgow, wino merchant. Feb. 7, at the Crow lintels Glasgow. Bonn? WALaaa Tthicoultry, woollen manufacturer, Ftb,:,, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JANIS TORNBCLL, Edinburgh, balkier, Feb. 4, at Lyon and Tun, butts gale-rooms, Mdluberltb- WILAWI FLAMM Shenalle, Invernewahlre, tanner, y e b . It. at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness. Jaw CaalaW, Blackburn, Lialltbsowahlre, grocer, Feb. 10, at Robeetann's Hotel, Bathgats. Janne Halml.7og, deceased, Holytown, lanartahlre, LI. ter. Feb. 8, at the Royal Hotel, Airdrie. MARKET& SUGAR.—Baierroc, JAN. 31.—Tbe business done h i been very limited, but there is no alteration to nonce a, TALLOW.—FIUDAT EVENING.—The market clam flit at the following quotations ;—Spot, 425 . ; March, 425.. June, 425. 9d.; Oct. to Dec., 43.. 9d. seUers. Town talks lie quoted 41e. 3d. net cash, being a decline of tki. p*, cwt. At the auctions, of 320 oaks offered, only 20 toll, Australian sheep, 425. • beef, 41s, Gd. ; North Amer:... 425. • second Y.C., bought in at 41.. net cash. No :wait. offered. Cocoanut oil is flat. Cochin, 514. ; Ceylon. lAt auctions there was no demand for Sydney oil, anl.t was all bought in at nominal prices ; particularly fine oil 48s. ; good, 4415. ; and inferior down to 41s. Pali (Lt quiet, 40s. fine Logos. A parcel of Accra sold at ..ua ton at 31.. Gd. to 365. 61 COTTON.—LtvEsroon, JAN. 31.—Cotton has been in good demand throughout the week, but on Tuesday tie market became quiet, and pnces of some descriptions ve t , barely supported ; on Wednesday elm buyers obtained some advantage, but the day closed with renewed tion, upon advises from New York of moderate ree• and higher quotations, and a large business has been der., Ito-day at hardening prices, the week closing firmly wiCe general advance upon last Thursday's quotations. For Sea Island there has been an active demand at roll priest American is in very general request, and, after giving say thous id. per lb., is again very firm at Id. per lb. ukse last week's rates. For future delivery pricaslare fully per lb. dearer. New York advice, to the :10th instant quote middling at liti cents, costing to sell Ncl. per sailing vessel, Sid. per steamer. Bra attracts iacreaaed attention at an A. ranee of fully Ad. to id. over last week's rats. Egyptian has been in extensive demand, and closes firm, and f ully id. per lb. dearer. Fur East India there la • been an increased inquiry, and prices are about .Id. per Pi. higher. In cotton " to arrive' , the business has been en. usually large, and attracts increased attention. The latest quotations are—American, basis of middling, ship nan.il. from Charleston, ild. ; ,.. Savannah, ; Mobile, . a.:l 7ild. At sea, 70., s 13-111 d., and 74(1. Shippire,,.. or shipped, 7p. January shipment, 7 13-la;d. New Orleans, January shipment, 7;1. February shipment, sd. Oou.ra. wuttee, fair new merchants, ship named, Gael. per lb. Spe• culators have taken during the week 12,270 bales ; porters 19,930 bales ; and the trade, S0.9:10 inlet. We have h a d a good demand, and a firm ad verybrisk market, closing rather dearer. The sales are 15,000 bales, of whic 4,000 ere for export and speculation. The following the official quotations:—Fair Orleans, iscl.; middling, fair Mobile, Sid. ; middling, Sal. ; fair Uplands, Stl.; 7id. COTTON GOODS.—MAmminza, JA.r. 31.—Urola the influence of an active and advancing cotton earl.,; to-day at Liverpool there has been en active inquiry far yarn and cloth here. In shipping yarn time has been a strong and rather excited market, and • fair business in been done at extreme prices. Spinners continue to L• p well under contract, and are very firm at the quotation, which are 4d. per lb. above those of Tuesday, sod in Kai,: cases as much as 41. per lb. In home trade yarns Vr . has been a strong - market, and sellers require shout . per lb. more than they could obtain on Tuesday. the advance, however, has somewhat checked operations. The cloth m arket has also received a check. Manufactunts are obliged by the rise in yarns to put higher quotatiLas on their fabrics, but buyers, and especially the buyers of India cloths, are disposed to pause. They have bees somewhat active in testing the prices of goods, but flair otfsm base meetly been at prices which have hail to be rejected. For these goods the check has almost amouutcl to a total stoppage of business. A telegram from Calcutta on January 2rl reports au improving demand with irr,. ' proving prices for light skirtings and twist. A vie gram. Bombay, Januarryy 't, quotes cotton cloth rather active, but preen tiriWy maintained. CORN.—Lrscri.c, JAN. 31.—We have bad a larger sup ply of wheat to-day, and prices ruled Is. lower. Barley was also Is. DOT qr. less ineptly. Wheat, red, 695. to It,: white, 71.5. to s3a. Ilarley, 365. to 475. Oats, 30e. to LIVEKKOOL, JAN. M.—To-Jay . ' market was only nude rately attended, and for wheat only a moderate inqiul. generally at prices slightly in favour of buyers. 11.,..1 quiet, and prices unchanged. Indian corn in request, at a decline of I+l. to Is. since Tuesday. its neglected. Oatmeal inactive, and rather easier. &+L! and peas lid. lower. Malt unchanged. WAKEFIELD. JAN. 31.—Wheat held firmly for last Fri. day's prices, although the demand is less active. Earley steady. COALS.—Loirixag, Spa. 31.-11olywell Main, 1:W. L. Lambert's West Hartley, 15a. ; South llolya,ll Screened, 14s. ; West Hartley, 15s. 6d.: Walls Ecd Haswell, 18a. ; Walls End Hatton, 18a. GL ; Walls EA Hatton Lyon+, 15a. f l .: Walla End South Helton, Walls End Byers Hain, 17a. 91 . ; Walla End 17s. 611. ; Walls End Haugh Hall , 17.. ; Walls E l .^.l Original Hartlepool, 13*. ; Walls End South Kan,. 176. 3.1.; Itainsey's Oaresfield, Ships at market. told. 62. TROTH) RETURNS. Mks ear Nor. 11414 spa, isogon. c6saois4 1817. 14, 4 1131 15,4°1 24.840 40.470 43..r , i 9.409 IaILWITS. Week ending Dec. 15. Let Indian Jan. Ito Jan. O. Oreat Central of Belgium.. 343 2,453 7,4 W Week ending Jan. IV. Loreo,lilloiry,drSoUthend Week eliding Jan. 24. tatincealaNewcaitinJun lO West Curti l7; Week ending Jan. t& Caledonian 674 3: 2 . tbi * mi 8.919 n.ssi 3t.7:4 32,113 ____ • • CONFESSION OF A MIIEDER COMMITTED TWENTY Tease Ano.—A man named " Pinny" Loyd, who was is 1843 sentenced to transportation for sheep stealing. (;rant c heater, Cambs., has confessed to one Jolla G Hallyer, in Australia, where Loyd is now dangerowly ill and not expected to live, that he wax the murderer of Mr. Edward Titehmarsh, dealer, of fibepreth, Canila.. whose death has ever be en a matter of mystery. T,:v late Mr. Titchmersh had with him, at the thne of tit leaving Truropington, shout 1,0001. in notes, all of which were missed ; and it is now said that Loyd murdered poor Titchmsrelt, and took bin notes away at the toseime o f the occurrence iu September, 1847. It was sp the jury at the inquest that Mr. Titchmarsh met withl.ii death by falling out of his gig, but that ' imposition ll cleared away by this oonfession. The notes, is is " were burnt by Loyd to avoid detection. [Advertifiementl—HOLLOWAYs PILLS.— All out Facultlev—Alninat all disorders of the human body are distieceN tops traced to impure blind The purification of that tioell• the tint step towArds health. Holloway's pills recommend tile , selves to the attention of all sufferer , : no ininvious consequeee can result from their use, no mistake eau be mode in their 4,' , ministration. In indigestion, coolinued dyspepsia, awl sin s coostipaCon. the most beindidal effects have been. and a hrsis meat be, obtained from the wholesome power exerted by tbeie purifying pile over the digestion. Persons whose lives war 1 I warmed series of suffering.' have been restored to esv. strength, =4 perfect heltl•h by Holloway's pile after the Mut. leo trial of the whole pharmacy= of physic. -- - BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, 12 , 1 D DEATHS. BIRTHS. CAWYBILL—January 90, et Carlton&M, St. John's-wood. th, wife of E. C. Campbell, Esq., of a daughtex. HlLL—Jannuy Iv at Itookwood, Llandag, ,the wife of E .1011laq , at • daughter. IbAIN. —January 20, at Tb. Ems, Hethern, Leteesterthift, the wife of W. E. Joerdate, Fog., of Ll:ClE.—January at, at West Farm, East Earnet, the itife of r. O. Leek, of a son NOELLY —January 20, at New Brompton, Kent, the wife et A. F. hales, Lei., of a son. STRlDL—January W. at Grove.plam. DennutriAll, the *A , of W. J. Stride, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ALLEN—BENETT.—January Fl, at Trinity Church, SA Mos. lehone, by the Rev. Arthur Allen, Jame. Henry , J R. Allen, 'Ow, of Lyneford, Taunton. to Barbara, daughter `, W. IL Besett, Esq., of encase-Wrests., Regent's park. )IATHIAS—LEVY.--January Zit, by the Rev. Dr. Adler, 3101,,,, G. Slathlas, of Earls to Iliscillsolonghter of M. Levy, Hyde-park-equate. lilitli O N D A—HOESON.—Jsnuary SS Whilst Church, Fulwaol. by the MT. ChtimStemmas, Esq., of AY 1044j ,._ House, lierne-Itill, 8., to chariate edam danthter of F. son, Esq., of Semitones, Fulwood, Yorkshire. DEATH& ESSAE.—Jannary M, at Kilbrn, Anne. widow of the late r- IntriCE.Eflatastrt;l79, at Carlton-vines, Maida-vale, ‘ C. A. Santee. SO SENT. —January SO, et Hind•-dreet, illenche,terns' ol' Nally Sarah, widow of the late? aged 64 , POW —January Se, at Sesideet-inAhlisELStrenn. 0. Bq.. le the Mat year of hes aga , SHEYHEARD.—Jenuary le, at Oskissettent. Chelsea. as"' wElista Wows, son of (mow inn Anne Sheetteen. maw ea Published bY Kin 'ALM s , "ce.lallbar"tr"LlTlllllll4"bard, nas t'lu VAl 4l"at T e l t 7 l /r s°l relater. 100 100 140 AIN 100 00,0110; 100 100 St ll7t ft t lid )797i (If 89e .7. [4le " 104 1 8 1 4 ! 6 1 1( .1 861 i i toi ,000 100 ,000 100 4006 IN 100 VOX ON IN 1,004, 100 1,000 100 1,100 100 ,000 100 1,1100 11./0 ;450 100 1100 100 ;500 100 koo. , 100 1.000 14 IN i 1 if roftmeN 41BLIGA1 541,a1l Dutch Indian. aim by , Dutch Home Gov. 20 all Eastern of France ... 4 'all o.lcizonboargop.oent. 10 .111 . Do. 100 Savona and Matanzas 100 all Do. 1945 100 all Luanne and Fribourg 100 an Matrons and gabanilla 100 an Do Second lama. ,all North. of Trance ap et l• all Do flatoChari. 1114.e1. 100 all OrelVitebskitallway. g by Bilablao Go 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, de , all Do. do. Traced at 72 10 all TarlalFou•Ann Wet 100 all Racine B. Y. (Parn.) 4 all loyal Swedish p . 100 ill Sagas La Grinds T . p. of San Paulo as ,all &Am aLoni-Van.Sp c. l 100 gal flouthEast.of Fort. ?p c. 110 alt Gouthernolltrancliagic II all South Italian, 1 per ot 20 all W.ttN.W.olFraart.e.! 70 72 16 l7 67 90 82 83 98 180 Ye 1111 12 i IS 751 t 76} 40 60 24 Ili 12 12t 93 96 li 2 NI 89 se ei 19 19 14 14 J 06151614 mums. - • - 76.000 2 • Alazallioe Limited) all 100,600 1 ' Aagicellraa.Oold(Lhe.) i , 10,660.10 , 1 astraltait 15,000 10 I . Cape Copper (Llaittel 7 , 26,700 6 Carols Silver (Umlted If 13040 6 Chentaleso. o 9.111 n., 41 10,000 10 ;Copley° (Limited) 70,101 1 !Dcm Pedro, N. Del Rey lel WOOO OW 2 For 3 . Reittuna (Limited) .. Del Bey (te and) If Koos t Frontinclißoltrialloki 11 10, General I al 06, 006 000 11 1 0 i &spends (Limited) 65,000 II Lome (Limited) 7,957 II Lasitikalso (Waited) 60,000 6 Penult:lib Copper (LI 6 1 80,000 II ?Warm% Omit ,Lim.). * 10.004 20 PoolgBand6liver Lead sil 100, 6 Putt Phillip 1 13000 60 Royal Cotes Copper 46e 16,106 1 ROOMS (hands 10.000 1 8644 4 tak Aostra. Lim all 11,000 20 St. Join: del Rey Lim. 15 46,176 SS Limited Weaken Lim 266 50,000 1 Val Andrea G d (I- I 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal !Lim. 0 0,000 10 Val &imam 'Limited 7 20,000 I Nadia, Gold (Limited all 40,003 1 Worthing ‘ Lhatted) . all 76.000 I Wet* Yeeinsala(Limi .11 46.000 3 Iradamusetasit .16m. all MISCIILLUCI TIT Ws, -tr^: t ; /m : It 1 II 13 r 11 114 WI ' s u ii ii la ' I t-vidul-no ti I ... • 1-16 41: $1 Isi $1 Si 141 pfd If Ib 1 - 117-16241 , 14.1 1 1 . . NAN le relat•Amertoma'eL(L. elk WACO 111 Aagiallez at ker Sl —1 adl IA 0000,000 U. rialto Telegraph lOO 6800,000, IL Do. 8 per cent. ~ 10 20,000 U Marralien Agrund ! 10{ 10,0001 26 ,Attatrallas 11.1...tru.(1 10,090 , NI illerTewsliTealiateraL . 8 NAN 10 ibealm Waterworks (L.), 611 ISAO• 10 •. Do. New woo S !Bombay_ Cre (Moira ; all KM ; 6; Do New. . . ' 2 1,000, Is 101106 A 106;60 illid 46 4614,78111 14. 11. &1. Y.O. Tel. (L) •100 Ole WA Canada Compsn7 , all 80,001 10 RanwilabLoan& bar(L 1 16,000 j 10 ;Coke Carer it 12,000 SI I Ditto A rare— •, 1 I 117,000 20 iClebuBt.lll2lp& L.Coal L... 1 00.0001 10 Cley Dleeouut, Limited.' 110,0001 11 City of of WWI 0 City Mika Impro.(l. 1 6.11 101 80 I Do. 16,000 j 26 City of Moscow Or (1 11 10,000' 80 !Clty °Meet 3.51:) 80,050 j II :Colonial (16 161 ) ••• • 10,0001 MI 1 Do. 10,00.1 , 110 Oommerelal Union: the 60,040 ; 10 Com. of itricauller.(l 17,900 , 10 Cootimatal Un.1.166(1 2.600; 20 Do. .. .. . • • 12,00* 18 •Cop.M.Er.,Pref.7lp.e.l , 6166,000 100 .4.:. 4106.1611077 419. e. • I £lOO,OOO 100 1 Do. do. 189. do. a £00,000.100 , Do. do. 1882.416.610 0000 110 'C. lona 4 iia 4;' 6 10.000 50 i De. od .NA IL)•• 11 10020`.61 ,51 'Crystal Pair .. •II 1.100,8 20 U. Do. Preform , •10 1117,0001 St. ' De. op. et. Teo. Deb. asi 11,000 1 15 Amu= AMUR Tr (LI i 110,000 , 84 LlodiaLsodtC.&liskL' 1 80,0301 20 J L ladbt Irrig. & Canal I 01.000 10 1112bw 064 Vicaro3l.6., —— - • I 2,002106 100 Egypt9p.e. t • gea, by Eapern One. a ! . DO. &rip, gua. uplitto' I 100.519 10 1 11gyptiir.orwar..0.. 6679,078 St. ISiectrte 'telegraph .... 14 10.000 10 , Do. New ..•,• 70.000 S tee &A.B.Coirer (Lip; 10,000 11 .&68. mut lobar Credi. 10.006 100 : .& dert6eobleria: l 1 .? ii !_ - • Waf#l 4 .'!.. ( . s ___ _ t_e .S _ 000 aawat (War....___ ,_ 1160,000 10 GenernlCredltet laa.l.L. 15,000 11 .Cles. Stem Navillsuo . 11 MOM 60 !Hone 00olontal its.( 1. I COM 10 IleselLoag It Chins Do ' sl 100.001 II Ilsdatbe BM al MAC 16 lia.las&Ce.3ar;tailea '' 11 60,V. 1 baba Carrying (Lira. 1 MOO 10 Internat. Ploan.Soe.(L I MOM 1110 Anteraat.Land Credit s 1 I 116,000 01 'ltalia& L en a I SILIM: 20 •Ibillen Int. ICaa.C.T el IMMO 100 I De. 6p. a. bla. r. 147 t .1 WOW SO !Lad Sonaritlb(Lira-).• I 6,000 26 ILood.Alricearrabg- • 11 'ooo' 10 Lim et esiedoe. IL IL; 1 111 1 .0 00 IS ILas.Ocatairland&S. ,l, i WPM I Moe& DlserlotTolowiL al LON 1 I Do. Prat.,lo par testi W KM se 'Los& I gums. A. , . I. * 144,610 4 •load. G. Onalhaso.(l ) el LOW 50 ion4.&olaag.lng..o o j l II 110,000 10 'Load. ProvtoolliMarbl i 1,006000 St. illsgrealn .h iga. et Cana Op. ct.gylndlantiov., ip UAW 10 11aultioaLaild.d 30 (L. 1 I AM. 10 illedit. Ulan. Do0.(1. 1.. i el 31110; NI Merchant Shipping (L.• al 111110,0111! St. 1 111111 wall F.L6.lDoolt L Ile KIIAC 0 !Millwall Iron Works. .. ts, M 10 'libel Land 0 CoLC.L. IMAM 16 ,Netlonal Da Cob. ( C L I KM IN ilistlosallProv.Dorliwa I IMOD 10 iNationalSben, Ship,L.• al 11,600 10 .NerbottdaCeaLtlree.L. I 10,000 10 N ew C u asollaaLDie.(L I SLOW 6 ?few tioebrada„ 14m1044'Sil 10,000 16 ai.LooLwal...tll.Ag.(l,l I 10,000 si N.LialsedT.dtLomt i 1... 1 1 MOM lu NortbaradeameTealL. : • *OA 10 , Do. 3 , a 11111.171 54.1N.8rie.A.,—, r. 0,000 GO N.Brllo2lerta/LIILLL 1 0,600 NI , (owsa Marisa (boom, , I 1500 00 Orientallrinanclail Liz. 1 1 NAM . it :eolsowlOso(lasolbs1) s SsAte • I Do. Now Men IS lOtagot Sthlswd Invest KM 4 !Ottoman GM (Limited I 00400 , 10 0•11010011.1 L bit&ioj.' 1 10,514 5 ' Do. do. MlOO,OOO St .Peolltle.leadallia.( l ' 51 110,500 50 Mealasolar 3 0.31.eam i 10,014 50 I Do. do. Now 1111 /0.000 50 saymumry Iron .. 10.1.40 14 Do. New 64,00, 15 itoLaty Impror.(L.) 110,000 10 Illio liuteiro aim (', E :h 111,1300 190 mil Mail Mous DMA* Is. Assam lovas. (L,ll scow 10 lima. d'Egyple(L. , 10,000 IS .Akkaall. it lo.(41 ' 14,100 15 kaosesibusLawd ; ONO* . OL IlwiamilwilisTr ll 3 l6 P 3 - 1 1 ' Do kelp MOW 10 !TeLOoserie.alfala(L 100,000: 10 .11ameettlene7 la.(L , WAN, 10 Innatdsdeacy o t o tal 50.0 110 1 10 a L.oo. ol U. a • 4040 llealaeol Liver. (1 II 11000 i 11 lid tedDiacoustCorK, 11 *LW , 11 Nolte/IL Wog. Ds.(LA Al lOW 5 1 Do. 10 per amt. prig sll 50,0001 111 ,Uaivers. MarlaelaalLil S 1540001 30 Upper Amara Tea all WWI so 'Via DisesoWs Lod (Li, Ili (1118.04,100 Iwbstosolissposoi.g. 'Keel Pt Illateass FLAMM (1.051.,•11 $660 03 Wed/mliailmeMeelfL . SO • Call paladin& iii-ie as ii PRIFERINOR MARIN. Great Northern •e per ant. rettees. &$ 10par ad pea, 104 1031 3 1 21 12 In ion of 105 } 10) 100 / 12 ad re 1.1 9. I 7-16 ell T lon 1111 i 100 a•ili 07 i - II i 1 o4 — i si 1101 I 112 99 101 19 9 99 101961 106 107 108 + 1 0 10 /34 106 107 102 105 99 101 08 100 1031 100 HO 110 100 104 110 111 111; Ute t 110146. (Z C -7. .. 4 ~~t• i f - • iw 6,706.] vsRLOID Ra eik LI by to poill.„ T "rtgltt NkVI OAT metre Carto et Madras. Ca d 0. 7 0.7,1., by thew a toneth te! (Law* 017 by Woe of dzusiom mo .„.„- .F —• .0 th,unytoooo I.6,..;l,larseUlee on the 6t 7..:;n▪ genfents have be ape. ; • of the Netheri er gee w ow p•rtianhn v0d ,0 ..1.04 ,..A . Laude AN LINE.- IVEK, sad PHILADt i n toa to waitron olr l / 4 .1)" follows ° My OP nALTIMpI: I ofr 130+11N.. to ti A . for NEW Olt CITY 'OP A STW PAP, coin Pss' °' 15 . 11 . In the Saloon' Vrfagt:iortatet. Uverr altamatreet, London- BREmEIN, —Dil wick, and Centre DIGM -class screw s will be despatched Ti I ( w eather perntitting) astern tickets, x 3 said circ Oess. Una =lll;:e.t., bs. us. Du West. lit UNITEDy 7t ST A pay, sa obaeott through LII.LI/1 and Merchants., O. L re. td. per dollar for CT of Interest, there are n bought to pay inore. pop. and per cent. the, utstlou sa to all kinds 11ELDI NG , x: ers and Mer gills d Esebance, as paY t a tted States: ms American products, American market, or ROYAL (managing Dfr Dancers, 60 lostrunk tares, Latest Tel,rn Sistaking-rooms, Lvel Night. Open at halt et, and ed.. Itesen• Boa-001a open from LL the NE) m NEW COMIC LAB BALLE ROYAL A NATIONAL . Holborn.—Tl. Ball Room, and the ! sad DANCIN6 LVI M. Packer. taroughcaa. la KINAH Dit This celehratea PRIZE MEDAL—It ebolesome. ~ ,b 1 in landau ; by the two arboleaak S, Greal ma seal. pick 1116.1 O XYGEN, T brisk a, -ill, got into It in a -tat nest ; hitt t • warmth aulti I laboratory, containing ais I ad, OXYGENAT: up in the co Water. Fresh wa &push say drnuut, EAT , CI, CHEAP a tit PANS la f”r s \ Trade Wharf. 1Z.,1 Orders fur all o as UsUAI, frou llumues-stret t, C CANDLES. Medal as, Patent Caudle 4 4.4 &op - -tho only . Ohms contbinc.l "BELNIIIN r I.*. • must have the "O4JLD 111).•. I. TIN F.," for the,e quire also 441.4.4441 y smell ; their eit..l best," who require ,013 pannicy ; and the meter to avoid ti telet soap, half Its weight the one toilet s. admirable eif,cts There ought nlw of their pateut Glycerine," two four times as gnu and roughte,e when this is Oh. applied once it r. and rouglmr'a. Company's own fine being now s. the dealers can I medical authorii 111 the only one " Price; yew are bel ft s .:l79'e Child excellent for bu DIEN E The mod this pure Soluti the Stomach, II as the bed mi adapted for Ls Co.. Chemists, chemists thrum DR. SCO' S 'lever Letrredleut., wtll Mt liver cow, Wm at the c) 11 0stight excellent; mad they create 14 whole hereon. 111111ant4tret. li r d. and tit ▪ tx• Dr. Sell Stows groan tol Otsmt THE THII CANOPts.—P opened at 1 Adelaide gua Anderson, a Imaging to th the court presid Willer, C.B. Foley Cand Mr. fr. Es M ai t tthe Jan. Allen, an from his dul 2. With end take an un on Saturday to Monday I belonged tc men of indi they were c rejoined th discharged 1 leave. An Andenon Pool and Allen to to be pl also iaquin the Canopy , and offered or Deeonpc him. The oath in ms police, and or the hes visit. No 'hole &Nei *seism on its disolos Isothoritiei GREAT N.— NILO 1 ,039, of 1 4 0 A Y.) 31 I 10711 9 46 1 1 i ti ts" 44 G3l 9 1e I 17 161 i 105; i 2i ffii 141 I 70 a ►7 on WM .n. •IM I lb..