The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-11 00:00:00

which the rstory to the h. the wlect Irliege of the •uib c..nuog al awl prede f.at that the ty at the two hAve a mot Iv made tulips Suul the Clyde! must be ad. 1.. ethibitioa rar, but the Areal would ti..ii.lio exhi• tomcat OU ArrAdy beef I. , rs it in who do of the •• wow !llow-tisatur• lust be much lA/Jun.olls NM .I.4OCIITS. runs 61111111111111, with all the mil grace with 1...1ure WWI• muitoly to be sr feria The try wire alr all go ral pay will aro every• ere la nothing ri Writ serves 6e, A.lrt.ttic, takeu up yoe. . t►ke troupe (Aterde 1:u ,els hare berkatioa rdlere for era it bare already four batteries Artillery, Az sappers aad , Inv! 40 visa • Qua.? onion ul aniautied :mobil'. le • lUJ•passdis .aseativi at ad cm. and Ilk 14 cm based the Mgt! Wiggle* uua teeacerew ,in, ia amen the steamer tnea-abipped. 1000 for the woo day 'JO brought ovat e peat Luella' also tolls og res cams sod mot as also to +eei►t ration* ; away ing troops ived in Liver- Iwo Persia will . The African to be surveyed Mail steamer w malty troops e t . ..mptuy'e lailiptos Dock; ran.p. .rte. The e esd, specified itb the clams ‘l,,ckyanl. M. Dec. O. her mermen' taught the use rout thiperreekt. war was taken 4. trrteut tato I letter, otfering v, should they msy remark .61 an alined -teela.tm. thank rooremeut, and 4 liftldietstoal loy patnotie row the Ad- nt and octopi'. 1114;111y credit -11.4 11111111111:-1 ma the loyal inl to hoot rout Imo that yuor It will osier bo if we an at -1• sawrtod o, annual a* ..t .1 moment's , 111'100 00 filar tr..r1.1. 1 hare !Trues from the heir arrelcua 4. lit 111110 .1111.1.01• hag than it, (Ito in generally. I the government 31.oultu Core -110 I bare vast he (-mutton of u, awl the men vEr.croN. of Nlr. John mh,rvii la Dos between the ode is the s i t a r% ei nure of Aloe a %tun, iu which ,' 111111.1111(kinitto .11100% 'be hzecu's ltetrehs eteeutioa was 4 the wristlet utam MO et • ordered to the 4 that they b.l Tho V wan , Ordered h... they was 'hi KIWI! at they wen , v..* tram that the meet theta to P 3 l tt phut,' is/ the .tweeu the haw 'hat the re- Bench. eVeg Chief Justice. Ilwent .. u.e lwr ui the ,irdered .Iv, awl that Awl Nees cower ',mows , Tenn ser•rul w by his lelloe• irar.rr, the ranee tweet et geble hawk eskag loweineure Awl. It will re •ev farther WO wen th• clockl thedien•Wr. kW. leg ID their out local ripKaidd bl It he. toad f!'; the wept/ o f T. Was ki lled ow reful kis/ A in fur ww.—/lifinGar74 LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TllllB DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. . _ Makes the ledge Ordinary.) ..rritusii (minx) e, IRTICLINo AND BAYLDON. and Dr. Pritchard appeared for the petits/Der ; lit. Deane, 14. e., and Mr. Werritt for the re ; Dr. Melaka for the co-rtapoodent. The Ker. Hoary E. Stickling, the master of Itoyste• • .iarntar *hook Yorkshire, married the respondent, Mile t'hausters, the daughter of a West India merchant, on the :th .4 March, 1549. They bad had several children, two of whom still survived. The ciorespoodeot woe ,urgeoe at Royston, and the medical attendant of the family. The adultery was alleged to have been r.snmittial in the years IttSS and but it was not doeovered till some time afterwards. The petitaonur loolight an action for trim, coo. _against the 00-respondent, awl Mr. Itayldon (who now pleaded a denial of the charge) roared tit it us he bad already paid 4:501. out damages and oats, he might not also be condemned in the costs of this suit. The immodest pleaded* denial, and recriminated the charge of adultery, besides also alleging cruelty and con donation against the petithmer. The case was prom...bog when we went to press. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. l'..tutuissioaer Hotrait) /N KC BEATLII, DEN,/ANT, AND RtrA4.-44SUE This wax thee,* sitting n FAILVIIL ode" the bankraptcy of Andrew fleahrr, Frederick lietinant, and James Rues, late trading as warehousemen, Aldermanbury and F oun t a i n nuder the Arm o f " James Coster, be a t er , DeunantC= The failure, or stoppage, occurred some tour months ago, when the creditors were called together, sad a stateroelth was submitted to them by Morn Huni! , hrya and Hooey, of [mania:ger-lase. The liabilities are now estimated by Mr. Hooey at MOM. (ezcleiliag, of coon., the claim of the executors of Mr. Coster), tits anyneototios arising trots thesecruiog of interest/le diesreotseerosata. Oa the other hand, t h e stock 111 tilde has been ra.lwd , sad this, added to the cash before In hand, and at thebanker's, oaks an amount of I 2".ki tio/. available for as immoliate dividend, or so coos as the oonflictiag claims oe the estate are adjusted. A further amount of 26,0001. is exported to he realised from bills sot yet doe sod from dela. esoollecSil ; this will yield se immediate dividend of Ilk. or Ils. in the posed, sad altimately 13a. M the postal, ruled*/ the Imps chant of 17.1,0J0J. weds by the exection of the late Mr. Costar. Debts to the semen of *early 100,0001. were sow preyed, and the follow* gentlemes were chosen trade mamma - Mr. Twat stowsherst,ef Xesehestor ; Ilr. Soper. silk-nut • facts, sf Ilpitslminare ; Gad Mr. Priem accountant. of U Mr. Homey, of the Inn of Hooey, Hissferl e and Reny, wee appointed. tubs the Med .series sew set, eneempr to collect sod vita up the ante *der the amino ef the maven Ibst suly Fee trisleh gave ries to say diemnlen we esmlerei et behalf MI Mr. Oosttr's auction, far the lerzawinat ef 123,000 f. Tunibe Get (dewirsoted by Mann Sole, Turner, sad c) appeared in support of the proof ; Mr. Wee =tby Mr. F. J Reed) opposed the Prod as he assignee, ; sad Mr. LAWMOCIII opposed for other on_spiere. _ Mr. it;ad propc.sd that th• allowances to the baskrapta should b• as f we :—To Mr. Deon.ilit, 7 guiona • weak ; I. Mr. Dater, Sgabots a week ; aad to Mr. Russ, 5 piers • treat TER POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) CLERHEMELL Arrturrzo sum. Jamie Diaatv, aged 73, aa artificial Scent, raid* it Ilk Crwuer.ntreet, St. Pawns. wog tistrd bibwl 3 tr• Baallr with attempting to commit suicide, hada, a quantity of poem. rum the "widows of Police-ooestable liag, 95 E, it ap• marvel that yesterday from iIIfOCIOWO, he remised he met to the above house and found the in a very bad state, and then he ascertained that she bad takes a quan tity of roam. A earpoe was fetched, sad when she bail partially ressverad As stated that she had attempted her Me la commerfues• of a man with whom she had been cohabiting for two to having deserted her and loft h e r in grott distress. Me was tired of her life, and if she got over it this tinur she would do the same again, as she had no irked& to care for her. The defeedaat, in answer to the charge, mid she was very i°r 37r . . Harker remanded her until Tuesday mit, and directed that she should h. mesa by the chaplain at the House of Detention. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. THE PICCADILLY SALOOX.-111070C11 PTIOCZEIHNOS. Manes Bader, an auctionses porter was charged be. Mr. Tyntbitt with y and forcibly attempting to enter 1211, Piccadilly (the heutdilly lialocal, and with at tempting le provoke a Mash of the poor. Mr. Peek and Mr. Myriad Lewis, al Hint Marlborough. MUM, appeared for the eseephdeant and some of the cre ditors ; arid Mr. E. L Levy tee the defendant. Mr. look he_ Mg opened the ease, called Mr. John Goodiin who ankl—l wee In ponessioa of the Piccadilly Wm, sod now hold it for creditan. Yesterday the defect ant, accompanied by about twenty or twenty-6es persona, the defeeibuit having a sledge hemmer, surrounded the pima about 3 o'clock. Several of them had crowbars. and the defendant was the most feraddable, saLin he would get is, aid poling pest de Insparder (Mr. Hol d se and two argon* sad neap ell the twee he could. He also and he bad the Cu. tress Mr. Levy, the solicitor, sad Mr. Csonaa. The Merlins imenered at the door and Eve or six others did the same thing. Thelloor did sot give way, and the inspenor colored the defendant to be taken into custody. Mr. Levy our enleidegirlsg order. By Mr. Levy—You ware outside. The defendant had a Unarm aid some of the others crowbars. Mr. John Abra hams and Mt. ileadmes were out then. Neves or eight of my men were attired, and eouW net plinewing to the limb. Mr. Levy—Had you not shut up lie home to prevent Mr. Mayer, who holds the bill d ado gsMing peresseion ? 11r. Tyrwhitt—That gemetion seal Nei he anewered. I am out gang le try any geeelinn et rigK Mr. ereil (by Mr. Levy)—Only illeteminC bad • hammer. lam the bankrept In lids ease. Yr. Levy—Hare you not tuned Mr. Mayeee men ens? Mr. Tyrwhist—Ell eat hen M. 111 take is eapinsee of any rights vsbaiever. 171 ti ne gueencin of nein Mr. Lavy—Tbere in a bill et sale in exiiimee. Mr. Mayer has a bill of rale, signed by Mr. Cr...dared, ghinglim power to break lino the plane and take the goods. Mr. Tyrwhitt—l agaia ay, emu if the bill et sale says anything about breaking open the doors. I'll sat try any qmtion of bill flask. • 31kWortiet;c1 (7; Mr. Levy)-111r. Lewis and Xr.Pook ars joist solicitors under t h e bankruptcy. TM polies Sea the defendant into custodj. I alien/anis signed the sisesp @best, but I did not sa7 that I signed is for Mr. Manna, the trade assignee. 14, hen 1 fouuti the house was Debased I sent for 9r. Lewis's clink. Sergeant Harrison was c led, bat did not state that he saw any hemmer in the defetelardb head. In &sewer to Mr. Look, the sergeant said there was a Urge treed about the ) sad the place was quite ob , stiactel, wore thee 101), bslag there. Sir. Levy said it was a Monona paceeding towards JILL Ma, cr. *he held the bill et sale aad had advanced HUM tea the faraday& He caeinaded Yr. °oedema bad no right there sail said reouguieed the amigares. After candidata. Mr. Tyrwhilt said be sbeadd not take into consideratices any of the swathe= igradwed an the case, but should call on the dikadaag he lad erne but in IW., acid a promise met he men ON lihnee dray be no repetition of the Adair. 11r. lesposler Webb mil a• paw *ere prepared to answer for that part el theatellar. JAMG9 BIONEItts, Ram Aiunr.—For the third time wit hie a comparatively lialbsdl period, Junes Bluefield Itu.h, sou of the uotorioas im euetudy. darted with breaking into the d►dlirti-botw at Charles Bradfield. auchoun to the R. W. W. Andrews, et Hethersett, ea Suod.iy, the let imt. Fuotrisarks corrugated* with Rush's boot. were found o tiler the window of lotradtield's unit the prieoaer was seem close by about the time of the ►obbery. tin %dunley he was brought up at the Caatle for ttaminetion, sod remanded fur fortherfoquiry. —Burr aid Ntorrids Par. Learu ;KnV Pitt-AMC AClD.—Yesterday ILRANC noon Mr. Brent, dimity comeer, held an invailigatioa at the Manelon Tartan. Carlton-mad, Kentish-tom, teaching the death of Francis Robert Smith Upjohn, wbo expired suildeuly i.O Friday morning last. liasoali Upjolis, 409, Carlton.ro.,d. said deceased was bar fattier. He was 49 years of age, sad was &meekest to • sargeos. The Let time else as. him alive wee ea Monday week. He came to the door to ask bow her mamma ma. He did Dot come is. He was going to see a patient. Hs was not very well. He completed of being tired. Dimmed did not Ilya at home. On Friday morning a inemse use brought to the house that her fattier was deed. He had told bar that he bed heart disease. He had bees @abject to ate; hat witmesis never heard hin, threaten to take away his life. She never thought him imam. Margaret ileum residing at Viciimit's, 8, Welliagtoe-rued, the boom is which deceased heed. proved loft( deceased dead in bed on Friday morn ing, and that Use was a bottle ea the boor aloes to the bed. David Finale% aurrecie. of 8, Weillagtoerroad, said de osamisre habits weer regular when be Arne came to be his asemlest, het latterly be appeared stupid at times, sad wit ass bad seamed him of beam drank, which be denied is tole Me admitted, however, taking laudanum Witnon's cAida was that be miaht bays takes the poisom by me tape, am it ma is aam ids, bottle to that which malaise' the laudaam. No doubt be died Iran push acid, se witness had traced it in the stomach. lb jury returned • verdict that dammed died from the effects el prussic mid, but whether taken by mistake m not tie evideors was fir 'raciest to show. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1861. TILE EXPLusIoS OF PARAFFIN OIL, AND LOSS OF LIFE. CORONER'S INQUEST (Tills DAY). This (Wednendav) forenoon, Mr. John Humph rey; the coroner for ila.st Middlesex, acting for the occadoa as Mr. Wl&ley's locum tenet's, opened a very important inquiry at the Bell and Crown Tavern, King-vtreet, Camden. town, respecting the death of George Frederick Denser, aged eleven years, who died from the effects of injuries re ceived by as explosion of paraffin oil in hie =Wee. oil and colour shop in College-street, Oaniden-town. The investi gation excited cooiideratile interest, it being alleged by the tahabitiutla that it was highly daisy:irons to keep such an article in crowded neighbourhoods. The jury hoeing been sworn, the learned coroner inquired how the man in the hospital, who wee injurstlas the same time with thedeoeseed, was progressing? The auternouing officer replied that be had been to the hospital, had seen the house surgeon, and he had informed hint that the poor fellow had three s tag es to pass throug h, and either might terminate fatally, and even if he recovered he would not be able to be examined for a fortnight or three weeks. the father of the demised, kiwis( identified the body, said that las ws• errand boy to Kr. Masten, an o il an d colourmin, of Collftlo-street. He left home on Monday week to go to hie employment, sad was brought home at 10 minutes to 7at night terribly burned, but sensible. He said that be got injured whilst holdiug a light to a man who was taking away some paraffin oil, which exploded and set him on fire. Witmer genitor Dr. grown, who attended upon him, but he died of Friday might Louisa Denser, the esether, confirmed the evidence of her husband, and eased that the denied told her the same, and that the walla was reftioved because it was bad. Mr. pee. Maslen amid that he was as oil and colorman, and resided at 19, Oust Oellegmeirest. The deceased was in his employ. bad came panifiin oil in his pre mises, which be was about to rebuts, as it was not good. He purchased it of *am Wills and Co., of Whitechapel. Their omen was removing it when it exploded. Witness was then in the shop, behind the muster, and was in th e ac t o f ge tti ng to the parlour where the oil was being drawn off when it ex ploded, and in souther minute he must have been in the yams room, and perhaps have shared a similar fare. He mated the wattle about three weeks ego from If r. the traveller to Henn. Willa. He had previously asked d it was ootubustible or dangerous to keep in stock, and also if it had as unpleasant mall, and he answered him that it was mot explosive, and had very little smell, and that be lad frequently dipped a lighted match into it with out the least tsar of danger. It was only on these col:di ttoes that he purchased it. He oxiceived the explosion was used from the vapour thrown off and coming in con tact with the light the boy was holding. The explosion blew the windows and centre of the shop out and fired the whole building. The Coroner—lrby did you wish to return the paraffin Wanes.-- Because many emitemers complained that it +rnoked, and was not like what I had supplied them with before. Theeorniter—Have you any of that paraffin with you or au the premises? W.inees—No. it was all destroyed, aod ao was the bandies. Ti• earaere—HowAsisk of the oil had you on the pre niantat tbe Um? _ _ plias. Wit;ess—Aboidi sillies. I had mold out of the package about lislf a In answer tow joror, witness said that hiked only 10 on. of gunpowder ea the premises as the Shoes( the oecurreees. ma learned coroner said it was secrissery togeteenie of the oil which he had supplied kis customers with, and if ha did sot know were they Used, if pohlisity was even by the pries to such aa Impotent nos, 'Yob etpated life and pre. = g it might be the auras of some of the purcha s ers forward with piss elf theca. Hr. J. H. Johasun. a im l 47, Lit with said that M Wended on behalf al the Patent Pb..rila Oil Conpasy. sad be should like to know what the 111411111116 paid far the _ _ the wiles= odd k it per pike, midi 24 per owl dionun °ll.t. Thew bed not been wry varieties in the price W air:John Topping said be wee independent, and bad occupied most of the upper part of the base for two and a half yeas When Mr. Masers cans into passion al the pranks be still costumed to live in the premiss rpm the aadarstaading that be was neither to keep walla sr gunpowder upon the premiss, which he woured him be would not do. Not sore than • mont► bad elapsed before he discovered that be had both Rea. powder sod pendia on the promises, the latter being of a nest dames= chanter. The essalty had occasioned • lees to then ef sub valuable property, and • marrow escape of Seer lives. Me was only insured for 1001., tied his loss had bees 4001. eberleeiflissa4 bewollsr to Mum. Wily, • sample of the ail sash se wee kept in stock, bat tt eid as us able to say crlcrilicr Mars. Wills knew from what mak it had bees Won, Ind be did not himself. Mr. Miaisn said that the paraffin he purchased was at • lighter ember. mad did sot smell the •111110. The bumf Coroner acid it was important that the ease should he headier ingewed beam It war one of neat im portuse ee the public safety, and he would adjourn the tie airy ter •_R go is to go more into it. accordingly. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.- (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society was held at the offices, Hanover square, Earl Pouts is the their. The report of the email, which, after as Interesting dig eumioe, was adopted, states that sines the kW general meeting in May, 3 governors and 28 members have died; the maw of 53 members ham ken removed from the list on reekoment or otherwise, and 163 sew mesalises have bees elected ; so that the society sow cougst. r f 144 life governont, 95 annual governors, L 134 life members, 3,390 annual members, sod 17 honomrY, making • total of 4,719 names on the list of the society at the preseut time ; beiug an increase of t 44; eines the date of the last report. The council have appointed the Right Hon. the Earl of Powie a trusties of the society is the place of the late ttictii Hoe. Sir James Graham. Bass., sad have elected Mr. William Wells, of Moiled, Mr. Marks &Mall. of Eve sham, aid the Hok Colonel W. Cokes, id Haloes, gassed members of the ecieacil. to supply the vemecier created the resignation of the Earls of Emmey and and the Hoe. Colonel Douglas Pesmant, M.P. The half 'yearly statement of accounts to the 30th Jam 1691. hoe hems examined and approved by the auditors aid eta sewateele of the seekty. The anthem were sever is • mere eatiefectory audition than at premed ; the sum of hODOt. having less lately added to the feuded capital of the society, which sow amounts to 17,461/. 17s. 10d. stock iu the New Three per Cart.. ; a sum now fo'ly represent ing the amount of compositions which have bees relayed from governors and members hi lieu of their semi sub ecriptiom. The sanguine expectations entertained by the email as to the ,uccess of the Leeds roosting were fully reamed. Chu so former occasion had the society's show yard presented each a thronged appearance as on thetwodays of estrum* at 11, when 73,1424 said 40,149 persons respectively paid for admission. The total number of vista's, exclosicii of mny members of the society who for the Ent time exercimd the privilege of free admission, was 145,329. The Council regret their inability I. lay before the geweral meeting a report uponthe steam-ploughiag at Leeds, a complete rep rt from the judges m that departmest rat having hese received. The Phil Commissioner ef Wert he. greeted the free use d. porde* ef Bediteresa Park fug the piques@ of the met tan meeting, and it is conlitiestly me ted asith that the large uunilrer of visitors to Ludas during eamin you will ensure • numerous attervkam le the segatyre show.yard. The council have fixed that the mseYet eheE take place is the week oommeecing ifeaday,the of Jane omit, and have determiowl that them shall Ire au ex hibitioe of implemeuts, but that the trials for Axed sad portable steam engines, deed sod portable thishiog ma chines. hand deeming machines, and barley hernmelleni. being the last of the quadrennial eyries, shall be porapowed till the Worries year. It has been determined to add to the Prize Sheet classes for lorigirerned. Norfolk, and Suffolk polled, North and South Wake, Kerry, mid:Alderney, Rad Channel Isla s& cattle ; sad is halmti ammo for Suffolk carriage. and roadster hones ; in sheep, classes for Lisoolss, Cotswolds, Ham Detest and Irish loog.woolied breeds, Hampshire and West Country down, Oxforishi re down, Rom. nay uncaused Mountain; audio pigs aches for the Berkshire breed ; amounting. io the whole. to 3,Z:51. The /trekked and Agricultural Society of Scotland have offered prizes for Scottish stock anionntiog to 5271. A list of prises for foreign stock, amounting to 750 f., will be transmitted to foreign countries through her Melody's Secretary of State foe Foreign Affairs. In accordsooe with the charter of the society, it is neces sary to boa • country meeting of the members in every year. The careen have. therefore, determined that the mine shall be held for 1342 /pro fotio44) in the town of Windsor. The district for the gaiety's eountry meeting for 1113 will he that comprising South Wales and Here tonishirs, Moomouthrl. ire, and Worcestershire. ANTI-MAYNOOTTI CRUSADE Tft DrELIN. —A meet ing of persons opposed to the eodowment of Marnooth Col lege was held on Monday evening at the Rotunda, in Habits. for the purpose of hearing an exposition on the 'object from Mr. Li M.P. The Rotted Room wan thronged to mesas. The chair wee taken hy Mir Elwerd (h oes, Bert., M.P., who *met isto a history of the May. moth esdommeset, imeteudirm that it was never meant to have Imes psemonent, awl that it ought to be repealed. He cosgratslated Mr. Whalley on baying succeeded to the' memos of Mr. Spooser—a mission which Mr. Whalley, he was ism, woad & , Medly sod persistently fuIAL A peti • Um to pediment far the repeal of the gnat was adopted. STIAII4III DIATM or AN OLD MAL—litahael Harrow, as old mss betweas asseaty sad .ally was fosse dead at illatissilswalle MI Weisel* het be • Ask. It sp• pears that the add nes Wei algae, sad bed Use ill fel some ; be was very bad et Irma*, sod when %mad thaw vas • seed besets( ben the seas,. NW pimpled seder his ohs. Ithathse h ties Mr the purposed - %spin bit bead up is set IntoweL Se eve int disseeseell b • bay.— Citatberked lealreg. 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N. Awl bromln. IN 11l IN - KIN II Ararallam load mil 12 84 - MON 1 mod:: all I I - sgsa 1 Ds. se. all . -• LIAM 10 . do. - AKE 10 . *Abet Axatralla se (Wilted) VIM lute. 1 ICa 1 or. - &kW. 0 L6.o6.o.C.aaada I f 11 pas - ID, 4 Do. Magda= Tel. (L.). I Ids par - .aOOO 1011 Vas Dammaa's Lama . 169 If ft - GREAT WRSTERN RAILWAY OP CANADA. (THIS DA Y.) The adjourned °Mimi meeting of shareholder@ wee held this day at the London Tavern, Bishopegebe-strost. The CHM/MIN (Mr. R. Gill) oxamented the proeeediogs by moving " That the report and accounts for the half-year ending July 31 last be presented and received," the resolu tion which was under discussion when the meeting was adjourned. Mr. Hones seconded the proposition, and in doing so re minded the shareholders that the objected adjournment was to have the presence of Mr. Brydgm, the meneging director, who wee now in attendance, and ready to give asy explanation that might be required of him. Sines the last meeting Mr. Atkin had put forward a statement charging the direltors with not having made an explicit statement, or if they bail made an *spited statement they ought to have been better informed es to the position they stood in with regard to the Commercial Bank of Upper Canada. Alderman Daaty said the statement was nab* bet pro oeeded from a committee of gentlemen. Mr. Koren said that what the board had eiptad was that a bill hail been filed against the Great Western el Canada and other parties, and they knew no more. Since then, however, they had mosived a of the bill, and it ap peared that the Commercial Hack of Canada did not is say shape or way make any pecuniary chum on as of the letter given by Mr. Brydges or on any other account. It simply prayed that the whole questien of the clueing of the mortgage, as against the Detroit and Milwaukie line, should be re-opened. The bill was not brought in so much to establish a claim as to establish that the Great Western Railway Company of Canada and the Detroit end Milwaukie Company were the same, but in noway meld the positios of this company in which they WOO in under the second mortgage be altered. The board had had an interview witb Mr. Ross, the manager of the mennercial Bank, but not one word bad escaped from that gentleman that would imply that the bank had any claim upon this company. The bill was filed too recently for the hoard to have hail an opportunity of obtaining better information than they had given at the List meeting. The 8/Ca/TAIT, at the request of aStalll shareholders, read the prayer of the bill. Alderman Dears observed that the prayer was for specific performance of the engagement of ISGO, and it would be satisfactory to the mootiug to understaed what that engagement was. Mr. Ca rNAN understood the object of the bill to be that the bank should come in as creditors of the Detroit and ' Milwaukie Company before the Great Western of Canada. Mr. Royce said that nothing of the kind was asked for Hider the bill He had received within the last few days a deputation from Clammy, complaining of the enormous work ing expenses of this line, and no doubt they were excessive, but,that was not owing to any mismanngement by the officers in Canada or any remissness on the part of the board only. It was attributable to the reduction in the charge per ton for load traffic Necessitated by competition with the Grand Trask Railway and the high price of labour in Canada. At the present time a fusion of the Grand Trunk Railway with the Great Western and Buffalo and Dike Huron was under discussion, and if some such arrangement was not effected he feared that the Grand Trunk line would not improve, and the Great Western property would grow 1 worse. There were three matters to some under the eon. sidemtion of the meeting—the adoption of the report, the elec. tine of directors, and the question of theaccounte sent in by the late committee's investigation. After further discussion the motion for the adoption of the report was carried without a dissentient, and when our report left the meeting was considering a motion of Alderman Atkin to the effect that the board se at present constituted did not posses. the coot:Wince of the shareholders, and that the names of Robert Gill, T. Cullen, and C. J. BrYdgee, gentlemen who had bees oosaseted with the Detroit and Milwaukie Company, Pad ip swigs at mosey from that Company, should be emitted Ireat the list. Teta Hamar OP AIIDWITT.—One of the oldest sad act the least mate alms el tb. &dui pollee fosse fora th• Northers WAig) has, whits a toy heist time, bees robbed of Ida Gale pipers —.toles, if s 4 heat saber MB bear at lust tear seder bia remains. This fesk for aselsoity, was We , . arm equalled is Boast mope awe, *siesatitea a taller's eigamed a craMeT)est nether galmsal• wLM pselseem SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAYS) Two o'Otoou. A partial recovery has taken place in British railway stocks, especially Lancashire and York shire, Midland, and Great Northern. The general business, however, is rather limited. London and, North Western stock is now quoted 024 to 4 ; Midland, 127 to ; Lancashire and Yorshire, 106 to I ; Great Western, 68 to ; South Eastern, 75 tot ; Great Northern, 112 to Caledonian, 101 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties, 511 Foreign descriptions remain without material change. Lombardo-Venetian shares are dull at to I premium. Grand Trunk of Canada Stock is without recovery, at 18 to 4. ORDINARY AND Odra sanaw•ia rat .Z 7 --- a aah azr e lbekbers ...... boo IllaileMsdrika M4O abiletaa4 /min Oaleftelas Oft kodes.. ~..... ... DA tittr = • .., nW DYNE awl V -.- . 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W. hum Wilms id A. 86118 116 111, 16 SI U} It% 113 0 &I It 45 Ed lii 1!6 121 11$ 100 lot 118 123 Lei I t 7 l - I tail 101 lle fel I In 1 1 - i• maGeit s 4 $ 62 4 dla pax 21 13 Ns ll i I 8 4 81 =I • Y e . to el ti to Ibe 99 1 —7 —v` 8 7 dla 3 4 •011 1 99 6t 6 4 41s 11 13 Se I Ii b I •4s - 11 U 4 11 0 1 1 0 I 10 al ~01 7 Is zd Dzaanuis groats. Ito. I P. j_ isms. P4l a. palm i Nam • INS K Joth a .r...ke.1*.1N N OA NM lO.NrooNLJas.4J No ~it . r••• • . NNW& .11 No . Nal OIL ot. NO mice N.NIONANON—Np.oI. too MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) twe o'CLocz. There is little business doing in the Stock Ex change, and an advance that at one period occurred in Consols has not been maintained. Foreign stocks and railway shares, however, have slightly improved. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 72c., showing qo variation of importance. India Five per Cents. are a fraction higher, being now quoted 102 to Consols are officially marked 901, 1, and f for money, and 901 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 901 to for cash, and 90} to 1 for the 9th of January. The official business report is as follows :—Bank. Stock, 234, 1.33 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89r 90, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 90, 891, 90 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 7-16 ; India Stock, 2271, 230 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 95., 13s. prem. ; ditto June, 16s. prem. The principal transactions in foreign stocks have again been in Turkish Six per Cents., the 1868 Loan rallying to 67 to 68. The old stock is quiet at 76 to 77. Mexican is Sumer, at 27. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 971 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1860, 861 ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 291 ; Italian Five per Cents., 671, (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 261; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, for ac count, 451, 45 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 981 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 59 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 77, ex div.; Spanish Passive, 161 ; the Committee's Certifi cates, si, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for ac count, 771 ; ditto Six per Conte., 1868, 671, 681 ; ditto, for account, 681, 671, 681, 671; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 211. The mails from Calcutta, China, sad Australia arrived at Malta yesterday. The stock markets continue to be almost ex clusively influenced by the accounts from America. More attention is directed to the evidence of the tendency of the public mind in America which is afforded by the entertainments and felici tations given to the Commander of the San Jacinto. Great cautioc is likewise impressed by the tone taken in the private mercantile letters by the last packet, which are valuable as an index to the popu lar feeling. According to several of these, it is very unlikely that the American government w➢ll surrender the prisoners, should they be peremptorily demanded by the British government. Meanwhile, it is currently rumoured here that the despatches sent to Lord Lyons are couched in the firmest pos sible language, and it is certain that equal activity has not prevailed in our War-office and its subsi diary departments since the struggle with Russia. Although, therefore, hope continues to predominate in the public mind, there is not the least disposi tion amongst prudent persons to enter into engage ments extending into a problematical future. In the Stock Exchange it is becoming more generally recognised that to operate until the American answer shall have arrived is not so much speculation as sheer gambling. Depreesion prevails on the Vienna Bourse. The exchange has risen to 142.25. The numbers are published of 127 Bonds, repre senting 56,100/. of the Turkish Six per Ceut. Loan of 1858, which have beau drawn by lot, and will be paid uti at par (100) on the Ist of March next. The price of the Bonds in the market being only 07+, the holders of those which have been drawn obtain a clear bonus of no less than 321 per cent. The mail steamer Meehan will take, to morrow, only 33,0001. in specie (bar silver) for Bombay. The falling off is important, the packet of the 27th alt, having taken 200,9001. The large amount of Mexican dollars by the last packet have not yet been soh; there being uo de mand for China. The uncertainty prevailing with regard to the result of the American difficulty in terferes with business in the bullion market. There was little variation in tie quotations of foreign exchange yesterday afternoon, but the tendency was not very favorable. Thu rate for bills on Hamburg was quoted lower. The Austrian exchange continues to rise, owing to the distrust which prevails at Vienna. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12.00 ; ditto, 3 days, 11171 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.194 to 12. W ; Antwatp, 3 months, 25.521 toel ; Hamburg, ms. hems), S mouths. 13.84 tot ; Paris, 3 days, 23.224 to 30 ; JAM, 3 months, 25.574 to h 0 ; Frandort-on-thrllame, 3 mouths, 1184 to 1 ; Petmsbmg (per rouldd, 3 maths, 32 to 4 ; Vienna, td. do., 3 tnon.hs, 14.50 to 60; Trieste, en. do., mantis, 14.50 to 60; Madrid. 3 mouths, 481 to . l ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.6‘ 4to 721 • Gam. 8 montlis, 3.5.671 to 721 ; Ililan, 3 months, 2-1.671 . to 721 ; Nagar, 3 months, 3911M1 ; Palermo, 3 mouths,llsl to 119 ; Messum, 3 :nougats, 1181 to 119; Labor', w days, 32 to 4 ; Oporto. 50 dais. 321 to I._ • - .•-• - - - The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, mos: of the recent sellers having withdrawn. The sales comprised 8,000 bales. Subjoined are the latest quotations of itourenoe, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance Alliance, British and Foreign, 144 ; Com mercial Union, lg ; Eagle, 74 • Globs, 97, ; Guardian, 49 ; Indemnity Marine, 150 ; Lodon, 44 ; Mercantile Fire, 2$ ; Oman Marine. 10g, 94 ; Ph,ciux, 145, 7, ex div. ; Rock Life, 4, 74 ; Thames and Mersey ligarina, 24 ; Universal Marine, 24. Gas Light and Colo.—Equitable, New, 184, 19; 83 ; New ditto, ; Loader', 66 ; Surrey Consumers ; 144 ; Westminster Chartered, tat to 0. Dooks.—lit. Katharine, 60; Victoria, 97 1 , 9, 8. Canals.—Birtninghara (Gearanteed 41. per rent. London and North Western), 90; Regent's (or Loodoa), 221. Waterworks.—Berlin, 54, ; Emit London, 128. Mr. Heury Lloyd Mur g au, public accountant, has issued another of his usefd sheets, which ex hibits at a glance the particulars of the public itloolllB and expenditure for each of the last five years. rrCISDAY EVEIIIIO. Consols which closed yesterday at 901 to # ex div., for the 9th Jan., opened this morning at 901 to 1, and closed at 90 5-16 to #. For money the last price was 90/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consoby for money, 901, 1, ex div. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 90/, 1,1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced , 90, &ft, 90; New Three per Ceuta., 90, 891, 90 ; Bank Stock, 2321; India Stock, 2271, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1021, 1, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 102, 1011, ex div. ; ditto, Four t. fer Cent Debentures, 1863, 98; ditto 1859, 98, ; ditto! Bonds, 16a., 13s. prem. ; Five per Cent. enfaced"' rupee paper, 961, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per I Cent, 1011, 102 f. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm and closed at 1011 to 102 ex div. for the account. The Five per Cent. Rupee paper was steady at , 96 to 1, and the Five-and-a-Half at 102 to 1. The March Sxcheqrer Bills were quoted 9s. to i . 12s. prem. ; the June 12s. to 15e. prem. ; and India Bonds, 13s. to 113 s. rem. In the foreign stuck market the principal trans- actions were in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which' has falls 1 about I per cent., now that the annual draw'ig is over. Dealings were recorded as high as 68i and as low se 67, and the final quotation was 07 to I. The Loan of 1854 fell 1 per cent. having off at 76 to 77. Mexican declined to 1. in the 'afternoon, being last quoted 261 to I. Ve nezuela Bonds were steady. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for, whilst Oriental and London and South African Bank have receded. Canada Laud shares show• a rally of 2 1 . 3fediter rune= Extension Telegraph were quoted rather lower. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :-- Ocean Marine Insurance, 41 to 51 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Incur anoe, 2 to die. •, London and Provincial Marine, to I din. ; Mercantile Fire, to prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, to t die. ; and Indian Carrying, par to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'Caocr. East Cam Brea and East Devon Great Consols shares are firm ; the former are quoted 91 to 1, and the latter 13 to 2. East Caradou are quiet, at 24 to 1. Wheal Beton are called 126 to 128 ; Harodsfoot, 38 to 1 ; Marko Valley, 101 to 1 ; Providence, 381 to 39/ ; Wheal Mar garet, 40 to 42 ; °rambler and St. Aubyn, 19 to 20 and South Caradon, 330 to 340. United Mexican Mining shares are rather flatter, having been dealt in at 8 and 71. Bon Accord, on the other hand, have slightly unproved, being marked ft and 1. Other foreign and colonial descrip tions are without change. Scottish Australian have changed bands at If and 11. At East Wheal Russell meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 1871. Is. 10d. A call of 34. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-(TELD3 DAY.) The weather since Monday list has leTn:exceedi4y mild and moist, with occasional showers of rain. Tto-y it is line, with the wind from the The supply of English wheat and flour this week Smart more liberal ; barley, cede, besot, and peas short ; malt is creemed. A few Irish oats, but not any Scotch. The foreign arrivals are very heavy of wheat, chiefly Americas and Prussian, a few cargoes Russian and Dania. Another good arrival of Amencan barrels of dour. A email supply el barley, Primus and Black Sea. Oats extremely limited, the few fresh up coming (rum Holland. A few quantity of East India liaised, but no foreign beans or peas reported this week. The wheat trade continues dull, and sales are slowly made at Mooday's quotations. Floor also inactive, but oferingat same primers Monday. Bosley without altention ia value. knot quoted higher, notwithatanding the supply is so — Beene and peas without claw. unwed fully as dear. Rapeseed firm. Mustard seed extremely dull. Carraway seed cheaper and Blow sale. Canary seed dull. Owed tradelewerally quiet. FLOATING CARGO'S very dull of sale, at about Monday's rates. _ _ 1 / 2 3 HICAT. —English : Enter and Kent, white, new, Gls. to 665.; ditto, fine old, 57e. to 65e.; ditto, red, new, 53e. MIMI.; ditto, tine old, 635. to 61a. ; Norfolk, dc., tine old, t —a. —a.; red, new, to —o. Foreign : Dentrie, 61. to 67n; fine, 65e. to 69e.; extra, 69a. to 73e.; Konigsberg, lA. M 67a.; ditto, extra, 59e. to 66a.; Rostock, extra, 65e. to 71x.; Mecklenburg red, Ma. to 65e.; Uckermark ditto, bk.; American white, 655. to 67a.; ditto, red, 57.. to 59..; COMP dins, 564. to 675.. liiifrst.—lf lisle malting. 365. to 375. ;Is 425.; 3. 32a. to 345.; and distilling, 32.. to 34% per qc.; grinding, 33.. to 34a.; ditto distilling, 32.. to 36a: 335. to 34a. NAM Essex and Norfolk. 58s. to 62a. ; Esc al s. Welk. ; Yloptm and Wan, to.. to sits.; bromic, 49.. to 575. - OAT*.lEaglisit feed, 255. Od. lo 27.. Od. ; potato, 27.. to 295. ; foreign, 16e. Od. to 225. Br; 355. to 38s. BUNS. -English tick, 40.. to 435. ; harrow, 42.. to 46e. ; pigeon, 42.. to 40.. ; foreign, 365. to 40.. ; Oak. 40s. to 42.. ; Konigsberg, 43e. to 46a. ; ptian, 37e. to 36/s. Pers.-English boilers, 395. to 435.: white and blue, 395, to 425. ; maple, 419. to 449.; grey, 35e. to 37..; hog, 375. to 39a. ; foreign, 35.. to 38s. FLona.-Foglialt town,Cis. to 535.; ditto fine, 53a. to 55a; country, 475. to 48a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 445. to 4/se. ; French, 475. to 610. pis mok ; American, 275. to 365.; Osandiso, 28.. to 341.: Staub& MA. to 534 . Islmur COW - White, 38s. to 41.. ; yellow, 395. to ea FLOsThtu Cr 20038, all 0. F. and 1.-Wheat Bee& *saki and lfartsnople, pier 921 be., 54e. to 565. ; (Murk% 51a. to 565. ; Polish Odeins, 4801ba., red, 61s. to 56a. ; whir, 57.. to 610..; Danube and Orbits, 41a. to 475. ; :tea. to 42e. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per iolMba. 265. to 27a. ; Odessa and Danube do., 28.. to 275. Besse : Egyptian, per 4801b5.,32a. to 33.. Maize : Odessa snd Galata, per 4921b5., 36e. (kL to 36e. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par Mts., 34. On. to 35u ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 325. to 335. ; Egyptian, 325. to .I.le. Sawa -Canary seed, per qr., 655. to 669. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 545. to 565. ; liushird seed, per bushel, white, 9e. to 11. s. ; brown , 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per gr„ crushing, 575. to 60a. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 10[.10.. to 11L Os. ; Americas, thin, in Iris., per ton, 12L 3s. to 124. 10..; do., in bags, 111. Os. to 111. 15..; Bahia. 01. to 0/. Os. ; Marseilles, 10'. to 101. 10a, Rape cakes, lif. Ni.to N. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; Rape seed, English, pus qr., 61a. to 665. ANALVALS INTO LONDON PROM DEC. 9 TO DEC. IL English awl noolch. Dish. Iforriss. Must Earley Osta Mat 2040 110 w. English, 1430 monks; barrels. 620 . Uicks ; ditto • 10,411 MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) . Sacra. —For relining qualities previous pncie are about maintained, but grocery descriptions are easier. The market cootinues inactive. Good crystallised Berbioe in bap sold at 41s. to 425. fal. ; brown Mauritius, 34if. ; middling to good yellow crystallised, 40s. 6d. to 425. 6d.; middling to tine Gurpattah date, Bengal, 395. to 4js. itetiuod at easier prices; there is mere business doing. Comae—The demand is not active, but previous prices are supported. Cannons Mysore sold at :Ss. to 95e.; Munserabad mountain. 90s. GI to 91s. Tat.—A fair business is doing at steady prices. RI :Y.-150 puns. Jamaica sold at prices not reported, emd $0 puss. Demerara at ls. 10d. Rice. —The demand for this article has become quiet. tisarrruz.-1,000 bags hays been disposed of at 41s. le 425., for refractions 101 and 51. tbrrom.—Busintum has been does at firmer prices. lisor.—Clean St. Petersburg is quiet at 3:it. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Tits market is dull. Town islloW is quoted 6 . 15, usg sub ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. now, Ms. t.L •, old,, MIL 6d. ; Janimuy to March. Lls. ed. " &ellen ;" Nara. 520. 6d. " sellers ;" April to dim, 515.61. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THLS DAY.) Nam Patteodes end &Kith report • firm and steady market fee hype of •L Made, at •boat the saute prices es Let week. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wall/ Eed Lainbtoa, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell. 17s. ; Walls Eud Bruldyll's Hattori, 17s. ; Wan. End South Hellos. 17s. ; Walls Eod Haugh Hall, 16.. fd.; Walls Eod Kepler Grange, lee. 6d. ; Walls End Campy 17s. ; Walls End Kelloe, 17s. ; Walls End Eden,l6B. Walla End Aooru Close, 16s. 91; Walls End Hun wick 17w. Gd. ; Walls End Whitworth, 15s. 6.1. WYlum. 16s. ; North Mon, 15e.; Tanlleld floor Butes. 14a.; Davidson's Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Hastisip Hartley, 15s. 3d.- 46 shilei at market. MILLANCROLY DEATH& —Yesterday inforniatioa was brought into Newcastle-on-Tyne by the comet', people corning to market of the malanCholy deaths by drowning of • man and lad in the North Tyne. At all times, more especially in the winter, the North Tyne, like most mounts= streams, is • treacherous river, coming down, ea country people express it, "with the roll of a sad , den." Lest Saturday, a young man named Appleby, son of thegamekeepor at Newtonhall, was cent Ly his master Mr. Armstrong, of Short Moor, near Chipebase Clutle, on the North Tyne, to bring a sow home in a cart. Before leaving the farm on his journey Mr. Armstrong cautiooed the young man to thrust down a stick at the :either aide of the river, and if he found in returning that it had " waxed" not to attempt to ford it ; but it see= that the young man had neglected thews pi-a:mo tions, for, upon returning with the sow in the cart, he bad taken • lad named liuddlestooe into it, and had driven into the river. The wild and rushing stream very soon swept the mare off her feet, and carried her and the cart aed two young men down the stream. Their cries attracted the attention of a man coming to the ford, and he tried to render them wistarias, as the cart, the mare at the time plunging dreadfully, was swept towards the bank where he stood ; but before he could give them any help, the cart upset, and the two young men and the mare were drowned. The sow swans ashore. The body of the mane *as got out of the river on Sunday morning. In her death agonies she had given birth to a foal. The bodies it the two young men bad not been recovered at midday an Monday. The melancholy fate of the young men, Appleby being between 20 and 30 years of age. and the boy 13 or 14, has caused quite • gloom in the villages of Ninth Tyres. Tai ACORN-STREET OUTRAGE, SHEFFIELD. —We are glad to learn that Mrs. Wash:ledge is now rapidly rear vexing. The change in her appearaoce during the last few days is remarkahlt. For some time after the explosion her face was so dreadfully disfigured that it was impossible lie discern • single feature of the human countenance in the mess of Teetering flash which lay on her pillow. Now. however, with the exception of a few blue powder specks, not the slightest disfiguration remains. The remark able manner in which Mrs. Wastuidge is recovering is not 0 ,4 a string proof o( her excellent coestitution, but alined the ekilfal treatment sod sammittieg care of the home meson and medical officers of the institution.—Stejleid Independent of yesterday, a • . a i• • , • • I/uIV.