The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. eras DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vier(ancisllor Wood.) intreung r. LOSDAII. rne was a motion to metals the defeedant from plaiting ion uses certain premien of his adjoining the row el the plaintiff, sad also from permitting mi ugo Nth already placed on the defendant's o n" to tentless O&M. It appeared that the plaindffpre. ▪ ishadaat were the *weer, asd occupiers ot adjoining sad that the deleadiat had reolate a rregageg : d rum ' tity of jute, some of wbieh he cm hi premises to dry, sad the remainder of wha " l s i d e lg. i i .aa hereafter to place there. The plaintiff alleged that go o of a highly irdansonatory nature and }table sa shaatias ; that under these circumstances, his g histirs)_pohcies of insurance oo the adjoining 're join were belie to be avoided by the didendant's acts, s ed that the deposit of the jute, by rendering the risk of k o mu niseet, was In fact a nuisance, which the court sal esstraie. "lbw Tior.Ohencellor this morning delivered judgmest cm sky Fist, aid stated that he was of °lnaba that the 010 had made oat a cams for the inrefterferree ranted. of the c ost, end that the isjunotion would theore be g AIL r sqlp NY Prim aI MN mod a Cosmos Jury.) BAIL COIJILT. Mr. Julies DOOM C. MAISRAIJ. Tkis was an action to recover the rent of a furbished is St. John'.-wood. The defsedaal pleaded that, .04 to vernila, the boss. was Got habitable. Er. Edward Jame; Q. 0., and Mr. J. P. Clarke were weeed for the plaintiff • Mr. Hawkins, q. 0., and Mr. H. join were weasel for ihe defeadant. lb. plaintiff is a drawing-master in St. John's-wood, aid d a 6dast lea solicitor of Clielteaham. A Mrs. Wardle, e y e residiag at Cheltenham, instrooted the defeedent to ANA a famished house for her ia St. Joha's•wood. He Weikel the plaiatiff's house, and Mrs. Wardle approved of it, rad it was screed she should pay 24 per week rest for it klaintirs witnesses deemd is as a clean haw. Ewe were a few beet Ass, bet no bap or flees The iefeedent's eme e however, was, that the bonne was re looted with bags that the family were tumble to pet say eat at sight—that ia fact they were each attacked at mkt with a whole army of bogs. las jery_nitimately returned a verdict for the plaintiff— Dunes 271. THE - P - 01.10R COURTS. OHM DAY.) OLIZEKENWILL MAN DIUSSUD fir wouan's CLOTHXI3. Herr Leopold Masser. of 28, Dover-rued, Borough, a op: maker, a young fellow about 20 year of egg, wee u l i irgedbdore Mr. D'H=rt with being drunk and die cederly, and also with dressed in wocoan's cloths., upped for some unlawful parpoee. The defendant's ap pal.* in court created a great deal of laughter, which was isereued when the police pkud to front of him two largeaisolines, a bonnet, and other article s of female rlitooestable Gnatly, 501 N, rid that shortly after 12 o'clock last aikbt he was informed that • young ma damd is woman s clothes had aseaulted and insulted a re =besanied woman at • priblio-house. On going to Iota& the deisedant sod took him into custody. it was draak and made great disorder, bat lent rielietty with Mu to the police station. The person shapes the defeedaat late custody was sot now in Wen- Eire to pram the chugs. He understood that the Mee eat leadasmalted soother female with his umbrella, and at the aaliarbanis had created a great disorder. The idled's', wham We was covered with rouge and labs painted anything bat a cheerful appearance, said he was vary Berry for what be had done, and if he was let go this time be would take see sot to get into such • scrape • He had pet the things on for a " lark," aid was sat in the least aware AM he was doing wrong, rr he would Sot have does it. Mr. Mewed said the defendant deserved to be fined fie actin -ia each a foolish, ridiculous manner, and had he not goes lathe station quietly with the constable he should We impend • penalty on him. He would now be sad he bad better be careful bow be got himself Into chas t a scrape for the future. The cooetable bad done quits riOt is locking up the defendant. The desedent thanked his worship, and then left the mart. He was followed and jeered by a number of young Nokias who had followed him from the police-elation to the rout. eIYGCL►Y APPLICATION. The kerma to an undertaker carrying on busineme at Illitscromotrest applied to Mr. D'Eyncourt under the fol. bariag eireauselasieW The applicant stated that laid Monday he received Orden hen the widow of a matt who had died in the Fever Hos pital to hick the body away from the hospital for the par. Sipar burial. He went to the hospital and asked for the body, and had an given to him, and then he took it to the dap and the widow saw the body, she said it was not that Si her h and lati m refused to have anything to do with it. Os making • don to the hospital authorities he breed the the he wanted bad been handed over to the pmbh anthonties and had been buried, and he now wanted to know what be was to do with the body he had in his shop, se the widow could not afford to pay for the burial of &lady of which she knew nothing. Ir. Iniyacolart aid the applicant had better bury the body rap to the perish authorities, and tell them that a Bielsko had been made, and that they must take away the body. All that the applicant hod done was to lose a job. The thpliceot said that he did not care about losing the job ; oil that he wanted was that the parish should bury the . He thought that the 000dact of the hospital autho rities wan very reprehensible. Hr. raynoourt said there had bees a mistake. All that the widow wanted was that her husband's body should be interred, and that had been done by the pariah. The path weald bury the other body if the applicant wait and toM ties the circumstances. Ths applieant said the widow was anything but satisfied with what had bees done with her hosba's body. He valid at ogee go to the parish authorities sod get them to the body he had at his mistress's shop. He them kit's WORSiirP•STREET. ♦ rtcxsr- OF-LLLVI wor•x. - Alex Jones, as given on the police sheet, respectable in =reerre, cad about 30 years of age, was charged under /Amok since the primmer was gives into custody foe rebbiag her furnished lodgings, the prosecutor, a Mr. Partly Newton, of New Norfolk•etreet, Bethnal-green, dam* that four or five months since she engaged an ametemet at hie house, and conducted herself apparsotly • Pepristy until three weeks before Christmas, whim minedy disappeared without mentioning her intention of,, lett, aod it was subsequently discovered that the bed atm been stolen. B. gave information to the police red a description' of the prisoner, but not anything could be asetiehied until he him self met her on the PlaVal _sight in Beriaoadeey. At first she denied dl knowledge of him or the property, but when it=ived hie ietestioo to give her is charge, she s all and offered to pay the valor of the Wimp. At the request of Sergeant Dodewortb, bf division of polish Sis was remanded, although there warn every desire on her ten Is lave the case settled, but the sergeant, sad Bendel?, bitt Peter of this court, entertained strong suspicion of her hal ea old thief slyest for a leagtheoed period. In- Tim wore immediately afterwards met on foot by both Mae Ames, sod it was now shown that she had been dimenrged from Brixton gaol only a few days previous to bias pm into custody spot) the charge in question. The prissier made so denial of this statement, and was *Mir reemeded for the whole evidence to be adduced is I S'apiete form. WANDSWORTH. COMOITAL OP RAILWAY enBVANTS FOR west ILOBBLIO3B. Hamm Davison, an ecgine-driver in the service of the Ikea Western Company at Nine-elms depot, was ri.ex. mild en s charge of robbery. . s •Prirweer wis stopped at 9 o'clock at night in Nine markuss by PolicA-oonstable Shannon. 99 V, who found Newel Pieces of sine, weighing 281 be., upco him. It waa Fend that the sine belonged to tie company, sod had COIN Sit a building that had been pulled down. The we ttable afterwards accompanied the prisoner home, and imad • misty of articki, consisting of gotta percha tubing, milli wed, brass taps, timber, shovels, At., similar to those the were need by the company. Mr. L Lewis, who &feuded, produced evidence, to show that the prisoner bore a very good character. ffr. Daman thought the prisoner had been carrying on a !Mesas* Plunder, and sentenced Dim to three months' Im O r houtoolt. with hard labour. Minns Molitt, a gas fitter, also in the employ of the ointeriv, woe brought up on remand, charged with stealing a boodle of gas pipet g from the station. The prisoner plaided guilty, sod wan sentenced to six months' imprieoument with bard labour. „lbw Lan Wwrow.—This favourite actress =them. l oser o f t h e Queen's Theatre. iu Tottenham. • yhadl. tad will commence her duties of management itorti the theatre next Easter *today. Thi redecorations will cheep the aspect of the W haillet h w i lt is to be henceforth celled the Prises of ah l Rs Name COLUMN.—Our readers in general Petlittimee in particular—will be satirised to learn 'he eas of the four Roos for the Nelson whim so long it,Witainissioned from Sir Edwin Landow, ” east i s = lu the course of f ew rear this etatse_ tad ou rte pedestal. The variations of heed sa d not los; oleos declared to be all that would be ia Produce four lions out of one, have yet to be For the honour of English art, we hope they may I"s, hhei Pted. As Nolen nave us four erigival vie " Copetthageo, St. Vioceet, sad Tntlelser—ea we head to prise him, at least, good and or deal lion, ' ll if he have t o for them haulm rears vs wait Castle, on the Solent, is now completely th e y % las. h water, owing to a breach of the sea duria g THE EMPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1865. THZ FOG.-(THIS DAY.) The cold which set in last night, and which has orannued throughout the day, has been aesompasied by • dare fog. The delay occasioned by this ears fie the balk NOM to bus beet very genesal. From all part we hear of the late arrival of trains, sad • traveller from Dover eau the fog wna most dense there u well as at Folkestone sad Sittingbourno The Thames has bees de warted the whole of the morning, the steamers between the bridge., as well as those below, not having had a Cagle journey. The driven of the vehicles in the streets have had to observe the greatest caution in the City. The ocesumptio• of pa supplied by the City Oes-works this morning has been equal to that of two ordinary eights—the large underground stores and ware houses 'burn's' the greater portion. The white frost on the top of the houses had • singular appearance, whea seen occa sionally through the fog. From the slipperiness of the streets, hones kaubeen Hostelling helplessly in most of the great thorovitifarec On Loadas•krtdgetke poor animals were lying is all direetioes, in some bantams bleeding ; sod such was the state of the roadway that the cart with the Dour mails was above twenty missies getting from one side to the other. SHARE LISTI3.-4THIS DAY.) Two oVuxs. In the railway market to-day the principal fea ture is • demand for Metropolitan stock, which has risen 3 per oent. There is little business otherwise, and the rest of the chief lines I are quoted the acme as yesterday. Lon don and North Western stook is now quoted 121 to ; Great Western, 804 to 81/ ; 1384 to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1181 to ; South Eastern, 874 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 471 to 1 ; Great Northern, 123} to 1344 ; Caledonian, 130 to 131 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99; and Metropolitan, 129 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian and Great Luxembourg shares are inquired for, other foreign lines being inactive. Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no change. t e 1 V... THE BUILDING TRADE AND THE DISCHARGE NOTE (From tie Biniiiteghaat Post of We day.) A meeting of the General Builders' Association is was held mien*, at Nook's Hotel, Temple-row. There were about 150 muter builders present, and the following N 11i0001114 other towns in the midland Gaieties WWI repro. lit sainted:—Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley, N Burton-ca-Trout, Wedasetrary. Nottioghana, Darby. Leherter, Wilieehall, Coventry, Leamingtoe, Warwick, Hanley, Burstein, Stafford, Stourbridge, Gloucester, &a N The meeting sou celled for 2 o'clock, and at the au elusion of a discmion which lasted about three hours, N the following resolution paned :—" That with a view to r e the settlement of the presser differme in the trade, the ft muter builders are willing to withdraw the notice they IN have given respecting the discharge note, and at once, ; through their amoiatioo, to meet their men in order to N settle all labour questions by the adoption of trade rules and is use of say difference analog are willing to adopt a N system of arbitration." We are very glad that the masters have come to Ude s i moieties. They have tubed patilio opiate°, have found 16 la decidedly adverse to them, and have properly given way —thus avoiding the loss, the odium, and the bitterness al IN a protracted strike. We are equally pleased with the latter part of the resolution, inviting a conference with g the men, for the purpose of drawing tip a code of rules for II the primmest of the trade. The men, we hope and believe, will meet the employer, with a real desire to come to an equitable eettlemeat ; and in this way disputes will be averted much more wily and satisfactorily to all parties than by each expedients as the discharge note on the one aide or by strikes on the other. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MIXTINOS FOR THE 11 Pusamte Wax.—Mots* : Etomological, at 7, miniver- L A may. Architects. at 8. Geographical, at 84, " Raptors- ti tics of the North Pole," Captain Osborn. Taseday Ethso logical, at 8, " Civilisation in N. Celebes," Mr. Wallace ; " Llamas Remains from Gibraltar," ProMisor Bask, Engineers, at 8, " Port sad Docks of Kamilla'," Mr. Hawthorn. Royal loatitution, at 3, " Electricity," Pro fessor Tyndall. Zoological, at 84 " New Birds, Angola," Dr. Hartlaub ; " Anatomy of W lisle taken at Grawrind," Dr. Musk. Wedaesday : Society of Arts, at 8, ' Beet System of Extingnishieg Fires, Lambdas," Mr. Yeses. Geological, at Faearstioa of Valleys by Ica," Dr. Heart ; Order of Sucoession, Drift Beds, Arran," Dr. Bryon ; " Mammalian Fatima of Red Crag," Mr. Lanke4er. Archaeological Associatioa, at Si. , " Beitieb Interments on Lasoeshirsi Moor." Dr. Harker ; Potter's Kilos Silver dale," Mr. Mumma • " Notes oe Purees," Mr. Byer Kilo, ; " Fainting. in Dis temper. Church of Holy. Cross, near Winchester," Mr. Baigent. Thursday : Royal Academy, at " Architects," Professor Smirk*. Royal, at 81, Autiquaries. at _Bl. Royal Institution , at 3, " Electricity." Profiesor Ty Mall Friday : Royal Institutioo, at 8, " Results of Cuneiform Discovery," Gummi Sir H. Raw lissom. Saturday R3yal Inatitutice, at 3, " Nervous System," Professor Marshall. ETON COLLIOR. Yesterday the sixth form reached the college. the assembling of the school being Ulm isempleis, as the fifth returned on Thursday. Ten STRAND MUOICK HALL COMPANY IN CHAN ma.—A potation for the winding -tip of the abovanamed company by the Court of Chancery we. on Thursday last presented to tits Master of the Rolla by the European and American Finance Corporation (Limited), of 64, Threadseedleatreet, in the City of London, and John Dailey and Thomas Morris, both of 3, Piccadilly, Man chester, in the conety of Lancaster, wine merchants, trading usdar the style or firm of Dailey and Morris, credi tors of the said company, and the said petition was directed to be beard before the Master of the Rolla on the 28th day of January rut.—Ere.. Imarass or DONATO.—The following circular was . _ extensively issued through the Royal English Opera House on Timidity evening, similar annoutioemente being affixed at the doors :—" The directors have moth regret in stating that they have just received the following eertifioate, an. e Dooming the indisposition of Senor Donato, In emeequencie Ii of which it ia quite impossible be can appear this evening. IA By order, Jogs RUBSZLL, acting manager." Medical ow titicate—" 1 hereby certify that Mr. Donato Is in my pro• fesaional treatment on account of a severe cold, sad that it ; Is quite necesssr7 for him to stay at home for two days. H. WCRIR, M.D. F .R . C.P." We understand Donato will re appear on Mo nday next, the 23rd high—Ern. A NIGHT IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGL—A strange 'oddest occurred at the London and North Western Rail way Station at Ingleton, one night last week. There are I two statism' at logletco, separated only by the viaduct' one on the Thornless side, belonging to the London and North Western, and the other to the Midland Company. Passengers coming by the Midland are carried ever the viaduct and handed over to the Loudon and North Western Company, and riee reran by the London and North Western to the Midland. One night last week a lady travelling ins a first-class carriage was brought from the north by the 4.30 p.m. train, and taken over Ia the nasal way to the Midland, iuteeding. as it after wards tweed out, to go to Skipton by the 5.30 p.m. In stead, however, of alighting with the rest of the passengers, mite seemed to have been wandering in the realms of dream. laud ; the supposed empty carriages were taken back to the station, at the Thornton side, and then shunted off he a siding to wait till wanted the following morning to go Northward again. rho lady appears to have slept through all the shunting, and afterwards through the night, far she was not discovered till about 7 o'clock next morn• beg, when having " found" herself, she called out to a who was peasiog, " How aeon does the train start poetess kiptoo !" The astouoded porter soon perceived the fair sleeper's position and conducted her over to the Midland Station, where she talk her ticket sad departed by the 7.30 LW. tuts for Skipton.—Kendal Mercury. INOZNIOUS AND DARING &CAPE FROM GAOL AT Lmaaroot..—Throe primmer', M'Slume. Murray, and Banks, all under rimmed for separate Grimes of a violent and desperate character, contrived, on Thursday night or earl y yesterday moraine, toucans from the main bride. well at Liverpool, where they ware confined. Murray. it is stated, had previously *fluted an escape from the Rain hill Lunatic Asylum. The three men were confined in separate cells, but one of them contrived to break the wicket, and elan to pick the look of the tall door. Having got into the corridor, he must have picked the locks of the two adjoining cells in which the other men were confined, and after liberating them, the three men found their way, by means of a hoist, which was being constructed to convey food from the top to the bottom of the building (and which was unfinished), to the baaement, from whence they managed to scale a high wall separating the prison from the fire station, and it is believed they escaped through the wicket of the fire statism, which was found open. The bridewell keepers were no duty as usual when the prisoners got away. Yesterday, Murray was captured in a state of intoxication. He states that 11'Shane picked the locks with a wire. Bulks sad lUShana, he says, have goes to Manchester. RAILWAY TRAFFIC Ritettyrn. —The traffic re ! espipta of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending the 14th of January, on 11,786 miles, to 570.570!., and for the corresponding week of List year, ca 11.460 miles, to 540,4711., showing an increaae of 326 miles, and of 30,099/. in the receipt'. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted is the aggregate en 8,297 (miles, to 465,9491., and for the correepood ing week of 1864. oe 8,045 miles to 440,0161., increaseshowing aof 242 miles and 25,9781. ie the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 774 1 . ; on the Great Eastern to 2.2681. ; on the Great Northam to 1,&161. ; on the Great Welters to 3,5681.; eo the Lamosehim and Yorkshire,to 3251 .; on the Loadon and North Western to 6.6341. • on the London and Brighton to 2,07 6 /. ; the Lo ndon sad South Western to 1,6324 ; on the Midland to 2,2631. ; on the North British to 1,4201. • co ' the North-Eastern to 1 , 2641.; and on the South - Eas tern to 2,5481. —t0ta1,26,617/. ; but from this most be deducted 5641,; the decrease on the Great Southern and Western ; 1351. on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, !eerie; the total metes.. as above, 25,9781. The goods and mineral traffic on these Bees amounted to 273 5381., and for the corresponding week of 1864 to 261,5351., showing an incruse of 12,0031. The receipts for paw seems, percale, fie., amounted to 192.456/. against ' 178,4811., showing an inaresee of 13,0751. The Male meshes es 62 other Uses amounted, cm 3,499 mike, to ' 104,5761., sad for the eorrespooding week of last year, on 3,415 miles, to 100,4551., showing an Increase of 84 miles ' and of 4,1211. la the remise. The total receipts of the past week show a Menem of 5,321/. es compared with those et the pestling week ending the 7th instant monilsr mums AXD aroma. ZAILWATI. _.ll4l.alkieVeL Braid and "Ma.— Olioloolan Lark sad Madam Orman Do. A Asodir.aallS 0 D 0.3 in. campmate B. Dablin and Bellano i i raberth e."lr l i"Lj akAllow and = 3W 1111616111 Ord. N. Do • Nook Do. Z. Ada. SO L, No ! Gaya& Nese ot Scotland Orastiforahars DaA A. na so dlr. as- Dail lOU,. ia paid 19 bad W Oa. Boot hiden (lra) DaWaws VaLOnalik Da lona Wales Do. W. MlL—aaderd Da Do. Iraart Do. Do. HaVord lausabaktra t Torkedra Leaden and alackwall Ina.,Begn di taCoaat loadoa. a Dor . Landes & Norla Wolin toodosiSoailtWolima Kas.lilost.ok tamable Marypoets mool Do. Do. I limo _ De. New ; L WS—ill lis sal I. LM Do. 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Oidis 1 1 . Ms f IPar t t_ Pshl 6 die Ids 11.2 4 Z dja At 206 s_ iPaza l eas al gm l Par 411.111 lei per lge 1_ 2li pa I -0 1 -*au - 27. - 6 4 di. . i ii l" a Se rds F.l" i i 19 t Ws id 40 Had 84 ea 19 91 pro IP 2:1111 it - 9 U xd le 141. :di $6 97 ISO 1$ 1 0 1:U . die 66 . 66 Timm& Siam, Is.(L.) TroatAgemoridays.L T. t L Co. of U. Quads UsIvill1141111111Ina(G Upper Amara Tas(Lla Liao Van Inenines Land Warraat Innanas(Lla WastindiatPadM L PREFERENCE SHARES ii ids' i l 81 o. 1 pin Par ! li I 1 iPo Ms i C e 17 20 fel 8 10 If 01:1 Great Eastern, Eastern eOuniteeixtewrios, No. 2, 106. Great Northers, 44 per et. redeem. et 10 per et. pm. 104. Greet Western. Original 5 per coot. redeem. wet., 103 p. iOltitlON itAILWAYS. Bahia and Sao Fraeeisoo (Limited), gum. 7 per cant, ltii. Great Luxembourg, 12i i. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aldan), 10i South Austrian and Lorabardo:Venetian, 211. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVICILPOOL, JAW. 20.-Sides G.;-day :-Great lairtern, 471 Loudon see an North western, 121 1 1-Metroftelitan. 118-MM land, 1681 1-Youth Eastern, 8711 f 1 B 1-L and N. W. Bt. Helens A, 1064-Santa Barbara Bold Mining Company, B. d.- Great Luxembourg shares, 121-Confederate Loan, 661 66} 1- Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited;, 71 Liverpool Finance Association Limited), 1 d.-Meremis and Exchange Bank (Limited). If'! 1 d.-North Western Bank (Limited), 61 p.- Vision, 26 x 4-Albion Marine. 1 4.-British and Foretell Marine (Limited), 3 p - Maritime lasaranos (Limited). par-queen Insaranoi, 13-16 a-Thames and Money Marine (Waited), 14 t-aJnion Marine (Limited), 2 9-16 9-16 # 9-16 a -British and Magnetic Telegraph A, 661 -Mores Steel and Iron par-National Steam (Limited), if 1 1 d. -West India and Pacific Steam, 14 p. M 530111111101. JAB. 10.-There was a good business, bat prices were rather lower, except for Dovers. Alliance Bank (Lhallod), 71 946 4 # P.--Oreat /Atrembourg, 121-Oreat Northern A, 163-Great Western, Sl i t / - and Credit, 3 t , .-Laneashin and Yorkshire, 1161 f -London Western, Weste, 1211- Manchester and County ink, 611 p.-Manchester, Shefileld, and Lincolnshire, 611 2 -)tetropolitan, 1284 19# 9 6 111 f- South Eastern, 87i 1 f 9 1 1 1-Staveley Coal and Iron, 17 p.- Thames and Mersey Matins Inetrance, 61 f 7-16 f p.-New Dolce, B, 136-Heywood IL B. and Co., par -Botekow Naughan, 6p. -Birkenhead. 89-81seepbridge, 4 a -FA. Helms A, 1031- AB:don Marine. 7-16 d.-Preston and Wyna 431. 1311611400611, JAW. 20 .-There was • sale of Town and District Rank shares, at 171 Birmingham Banks might bare been bought as PO whilet Birmingham Joint-stock Banks were ingnired for at 374. In Canals, Birmingham ousted 91 to 914 Staffordshire and Worcestershire offs: ed at 505: Warwick and Birmingham. at OS: and Warwick and Napton. at 181; Birming ham Financial quoted It to 1 0-16 pm. Birmingham lire, offered at 100 ; General Steam, at 561: Patent Axle, at t 1 : and South Staffordshire Waterworks Preference 2 paid) at dia. count. The Bnuaels journals oomplain that the prices of the seeseasriee et life are isesetaisig is that city in a degree which cameo so little soeuieea Prinoe Pierre Napoleon, son of Lucien, has gone this year to shoot over the Forest of Arduous& He usually speeds the winter at Oalvi, in his native musky Honks, for boar sad marinas (mutton) 'bootleg, at which sport the prince excels. A large party are to meet him at Heioux. a wild mot in the middle of the forest of Ohiny, Duey of Luxembourg, about the end of February, game befog even then mon abundant than those in the far-heed Ardieues oonstry. _ "The following," says a Paris letter in the iltddrallowee. " it the incident which led to the recant duel—A natation was being voted at the Jockey slab, and the secretary, in reading over the list of names, came td that of 'Count de Talleyraed•Perigord.' That gentle man rallied that he had already given his new same of Duke de Montmorency,' and that he bore no other. The president, who is a duke also, replied that the secretary bad orders to read u he had done. The Duke de Doodeau. villa intervened to ocs*rm this Saillikll4 and therm aroma a dispatia which medal in the hostile =sebum." At the battle of Solferino the looses of men in killed, wounded, and prisoners were nearly 37.000. At the battle of Leipsie the Frmieb aloes lost 75.000. At that of Moscow the leer~ ware 103,000. At that of Diatom the ' looms were 35,000. At that of Ragman 42,000. At Amstar [ ban 37,000. At Waterloo 50,000. Os an average the lama j ba all than battles amounted to from 10 to 25 par oat, whilst ba the more recent aapastassia they were sat greater than 15 par mat. All the losses fa war fa brew times have base, however, exceeded to the moot Ainerisan agate& —Ansersoan paper. MONEY NARXET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oxacs. There is little busineis in the stock markets to day, and the tone generally is dull. Consols are unchanged for money, but have declined about 1-16 per cent. for the amount. As regards British railway stocks, the only feature is a rise al 1 per cent. in Metropolitan. Confederate Bonds have also experienced a somewhat important ad vance. Financial shares are fiat, and fractionally lower. MilanLnprovements shares haveagain risen. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a large supply of money seeking employment. Good three months' bills have been taken at bf per cent, although the more general charge is 6f. Loans from day to day on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 3 to 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, accmiling to Mr. Renter's tele- 99/ ini a gii I 101 l 1081 II 11111 Ii 110 14 - 14 _id 1121 Ti 7 l ll ul gram, the Three per Cent. Rastas opened et 1361 r. 950., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, for money, _ _ _ id id and 891 to for the (Februaryaccount 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for. money, 891, ; ditto, for account, 89d ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1; New Three per Conte., 881, 1; Bank Stook, 241 ; and India Five per Cent. stock, 1031. In the foreign stook market there is a rather strong demand for Confederate Bonds, which have improved 2 per cent. Spanish Certifi elites have also advanced 1, while Turkish Consolid4s have declined to a like extent. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 231 to 24 ; Mexican, 271 to 28, ex div. ; Confederate, 66 to 58 ; Spanish Passive, 331 to / ; the Certificates, 141 to ; Turkish, of 1868, 712 to 72} ; ditto 1862, 701 to 3 , ex div. ; and the Consolidia, 491 to 50/. Transactions are recorded as follows Buenos Ayres One per Conte. (Deferred Three per Cents.), 37 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1864, 951 ; ditto Scrip (351. paid), 12 prem. ; Greek Five per Cents., for amount, 231 ; Italian Five per Cense. (Marensmana Railway), sai, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1822, 91 ; ditto, 1862, 89f, ; ditto 1864, 90, / ; Sardinian for account, 80, 79i Spanish Certificates, for account, 141, ; Turkish, 1854, foracoonut, 90} ;ditto,lBsB, for account, 721, 72 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, f, 1, ex div.; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71, ex div. ; Venezuela, for account, 181; ditto 1862, for account, 47 ; ditto 1864, 421. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 11 to / prem. Danubian, die to par; Monte Videan, 3/ to 4 prem. ; to 1 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, to If prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 1/ to 2/ prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to it prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2/ to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15/ to 161 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, f to prem. ; Ottoman Soci6t4 Ginfirale, I/ to 21 prem., ex div. ; City of Milan Improvements, n to prem., showing a fresh rise ; and Darjeeling Company, to 3 prem :. _ _ - - - - HALT-PAST TWO o'Crocg. Consols are still quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account. On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was little alteration in the foreign exchanges. The rates for short bills on Holland were rather better for this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 =oaths, 11.174 to 18 ditto. 3 days', 11.14 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 =sew 11.174 to 18 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.474 to 624; Hamburg ma. balsam 3 i 5.15 to 20 • di m it. thl i . 13. 4 rt,17 ; 4 to 524 ; firet ys ee-Mains, mouths, 1194 to 120; BA Petersburg (per mobleh 3 months, 30 to ; Visarw it. So.. 3 month', 11.80 to 83 ; Trieste, scr. no., 3 mouths, 11.80 to 85 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481: Cadiz.' 3 months, 464 to 7 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Gems, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Man, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Nudes. 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 Marina, 3 swaths, 25.60 to 63 ; Lisboa. 80 dam, 514 ; Oporto, 90 days, 51 to 4. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Cain sad bullion Bills discounted Government deposits Decrease 90,000 Notes is circulation lncrease 440,000 Trivets deposits Advances The coin and bullion are now increasing again, and the commercial demand for money is diminishing. The value of money in this country is still above the average of the continental markets. At Paris, Hamburg, and Frankfurt the rate of discount in the open market is per cent. • Auuterdam and Ber lin, 5 ; Vienna, 6 ; Turin, 5} ; Brussels, 4 ; and St. Petersburg, 7 per omit. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Tuesday next a apecial settling day in the shares of the Central Railway Company of Venezuela (Limited), for transactions entered into on and after the 15th July. These shares are not to be officially marked. The first ordinary general meeting of the Provin cial Banking Corporation will be held on the 6th of February to receive the reports of the directors and auditors, and to declare a dividend. The directors of the Discount Corporation have made a call of 21. 10s. per share, payable on the 20th of February. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Bank of Wales will be held on the 4th of February to receive the directors' and auditors' reports, and to declare a divideud. The Ebbw Vale Company (Limited) have an nounced a first call of 51. per share for the 11th of February, payable at the Bank of England or any of its branches. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7741. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Manchester Warehouse and Offioe Company (Limited). It is proposed to erect first-class ware houses and offims in the centre of Manchester, upon a plot of land of upwards of 3,000 square yards in extent, which has been secured upon ad vantageous terms. The company proposes, how ever, to extend its operations to other localities in Manchester and elsewhere. The direction is respectable. The capital is 100,0001., in MOO shares of 201. each, one-half of which have been taken prior to the issue of the prospectus, but it is probable that not more than 81. per 201. share will be required, as the company intends to raise funds by the issue of debentures, or by the arrange ment of a mortgage at a moderate rateof interest. Another new nudertakiug is Brill's Brighton Baths Company (Limited). The object is to acquire the well-known baths which have been established more than ball a ceotury, but it is also intended to remodel and greatly enlarge the establishment by the purchase of extensive property in the neighbour hood. Mr. Brill will be largely interested in the company, and has engaged to eupm•tendthe work ing of it for two years, sad will afterwards be • director. The capital is 120,0001., in 6,000 shares of 201. each. An income of 12,0001. a year is anti cipated. The subscription for the shares of the City of Milan Improvements Company (Limited) was finally closed yesterday, and the total number of shares applied for is 117,862, while the number to be allotted (independeatly of the 2,500 paid-up shares assigned to the concessionaires, in the terms of the prospectus) is only 17,500. The applications from the Stock Exchange ideas greatly sewed the entire capital of the undertaking. A large proportion of the applications are for fully paid-up shares. It is stated that in the allotment the directors will discard every consideration except that of placing a tho roughly sound and promising invarinieet in the hands of boo& fide holuers. The " letters of regret" will be issued at the earliest pceilible mo ment, and will of course be very numerous. The remarkable anitosemgalga company is regarded with extreme satisfaction in Milan, both by the munici pality and the population, the concession having been granted to an English oompeny out of many competitors, swing to the belief en terteined on t he spot that in English heads the project will be carried throu3k with vigour. The cordial reception given to the . company, however, is only a natural consequence' of the able manner in which it hank been framed, and which reflects great credit on all concerned. From its first announcement the transactions in the shares have been upon a very extensive scale, and the company altogether has attracted more attention than any that has been brought forward for a long time past. The letters of allotment of the Nowgong Tel Company of Assam were distributed yesterday. The share list of " Hopkina, Gillum, and Co. (Limited)," is announced to be closed on Monday. the 23rd inst. MANY EVIVING. _ Consols, which dosed yesterday at 891 to 1 for the 9th February, were to-day alternately "buyers" and " sellers" at 89/, and closed at that fraction. For money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows ..—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94 4.4; (lit* for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Seduced, 884, 1 • New Three per Cents., 88 1 , 1 / ; Annuitie% 1885, 14 7-16, ; Bank Stock, 343, 2401, 241, 243; India Stork, 113 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 4, 0:2 1: a Five per Cent. "entered " ropes riper, 1 . The I ' Five per Cent. dock was steady. Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 4s. prem. Mexican Three per Cents. were inquired for, and have improved. There was also a recovery of 11 per oent. in Venezuela Bonds of 186 4 and Turki of 1864 ; but, with these exoeptions, foreign stocks were dull. Confederate Bonds and Mexican scrip declined 1 per cent. ; Mootevidean scrip, .• Turkish Bonds of 1868 and 1862, ; end Cittilfge Italian and Spanish Certificates, 1 per cent. Egyptian Loan scrip was last quoted 1.1 to 1# prem. • Danubian Principalities Loan, Ito die. • sflontriidean Loan, 34 to 4 prem. and Italia; State Domain scrip (the list for which is to be closed to-morrow) 4 to / prem. Bank shares remain flat. A slight reduction in Consolidated, International, Imperial Ottoman, London, Birmingham and South Staffordshire, London Joint Stork, London and Hamburg, Lon don and Westminster, and Mercantile and Ex change. Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank, and London and South Western Bank, however, were inquired for. International Contract shares'were dealt in at 41 to 31 dia. The shares of the newly-announced Dar] °sling Com pany',4Limited) were quoted 4 to 3 put. Hudson's Bay snares were last quoted 151 to 114, being flat ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 11 prem.; National Discount, 101 to ft prem., being again 2s. 6d. lower ; and Joint Stock Discount, Ito dis. City Offices, Thames and Mersey Marine In surance, Warrant Finance, and Van Disamin'eLend shares were heavy. Consolidated Dismount fell 21. There were inquiries, however, for Discount Cor poration, London and St. Katharine Docks, Eng , lish and Scottish Marine Insurance, Smith, Knight, and Co., and London and Glasgow Engineering. Ottoman Sochit4 G4u.Srale shares closed at 2to 21 prem. ex div. The shares of the financial companies retain ; a drooping tendency. In some oases a fresh reduc ; tie° of 24. 6d. pee share took place . to-day. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:— Interna tional Financial, 2 to 21 prem. ; General Credit, 3to 1 pram. ; London Financed, 81 to 1 prem. Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3 to 31 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to 4 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds remain at 451 to 461. r The new Cape of Good Hope Government Five per Cent. Loan closed at 93t0 94. 'LT/ 11 - o — Min Atlantic I M. Lomas 0.106 IBoot.lhr. C.1a.1.6p.a. M 2 , Do. I Marva sall l ßodalo ds Lake Ham 01 Do. Pretoria* N 116 ruff., Braut.ttOodertsk b p. a lids. Lag Win N ,100 Do. do. Joy 1,1176 N 100 Do. do. Jose 1, UN 6. 108 1021. • 5.16Mr6 tp.o.g. 6. IN Apo T. Doak*. a ag. N NI I Darams.7 p.arr. 6. 1011 La t. Baepl go. Ido 6. 1110 11• A Masa go- 6do II I Do. I Ilklaodeat MO leraadlt Trunk at 116aoda 00 all Do.qulp. M. N aS Do. IA p aot rof MI all 1 Do. do. ch L ianti ▪ 6111 Do. Bud prod. Booda GO all Do. do. Warted SO WI Do Ird lard. Stock 00 Mt Do. do. deferred all Do. Mk prat. Mock CO all Do. do. datarrad 10 lariat Indian Naimoli! N IS Da gas. par coat. N I , Do. New do. IL 105 I*. ti.ot India g.ll p. al it. 100 ! Do 4I pm coal IL 1 Do We all Gt. Wooktra of Canada 101 11 ! Do. Now 100 1 GUI Do.op.o.Bdapay.lolll 100 all. Do.ii do. do. 18714 10 1 1, Indian Branch. Lkaltadl 110 I Do. New N. 1110 Madra s guaz. p. coat.' N. It. 100 Do. do. ;.wiidaso -100 Do. dn. do.— M II Do. /Mk IL 116 Kolb. Corp. 0 par c. Bd 10 iD *Mb. mad Hobloa's Bay N all 11. Nam& . Li ß Li 16. IN 111.11.oKlag.Ottalitp.11.1 ft IN 1 66 f Pic 001 11.1 ▪ 111 Do. Dahl do. 101 f Do. do. do. IL 1100 Do. Tuajaao do 1100 Do. Indus 54.11106 do. JOINT 111001. ROM. No. IM. I Lan. ll4 I CIL penms. I Masa 110,000 1001 Agin I IliManamirs(L NIN 1716 138 10,000, 50 Do. New, is SO pa. 16 II II - MOW 60 Do. tamed a.. 50 pm 16 Of II - 10,000, 60 !AMon 6 1 iris - 10,000100 'AlllanosLanALlvorpooi 16 7 Po 1 4 1 10,000 1001 Do, Now Si 7 pen - 11,000 100 1 Do. lasind at 10 pos lO 7 Bpm - 10%000 IS , Anglo Austrian - 10,000 60 j Anglo Italian (/mind). 10 1 11 1 Par Of 22600 40 'Atopirslada •on 70 71 I - TAM Mb I Do. Now 1 all 06 ff - WO 90 Ilsakotleitiabingumblai 16 15 15pm - MOMOOO U 'Book of =:.. 1 aLI SO II - 5,,100 (link of 1 50 - .. 1100 , D. o e w,lin.ttf 70pm. 165 160 ,60 - - - 21:0001 N Plank of Otago (/ailed) 1 6 1 054112 - 14,0001100 'Bank of Queensland (L) U Si 15ffs - N,OOOl 50 BankotViotoda,Austris 25 17 19 - 6,111101/0 Bank of Waldo (Um) MA 10 Book of Now Zealand - 60.000 10 l iradllandrortnipans(l, 10 f - 1,000 I* 'Barna et California. (L I 15 15dIs , - N.OOO SO ,Beltish N. America - 40,N0 10 A Bk. loths,Aaa., Mao ill 1145 1165 - 20,000 26 ILlsart. bier. ot hadla.M. all 87 60 - SO 10,003 100 City MOM 105 ' ,Connial MON 16 Con. look of lodla. le. all - - - 10,000 75 Do.las.atlOpm.,lopald, So 6 7 pia - 10,000 16 Do. tam. at par 2O - - - 000,010 10 Oooseidatxd bank (L) 4 75 75sa 115 4000 DA Continental 26 65 44410 - kOOOlOO ken 100 Do. New - N,OOO 00 But Loodou (Slatted) 6 15 15ps - WOO N gostaru Nechange(Lins) S Ids par - MOW 10 Nag.ScoZnAual.Chartd. all 205 015 - N,OOO 60 Zogllah and Swedish (L 11 S 1 dl' - 6,000 163 iiropma DaoltlLlmltad 14 Ws kpm -. 19,000,100 Riadtun.ChlnadJap.(ls 11.4 45 55ma - 10,0001100 Do. 1444415 t 2pm U 8 • ism -• 100 Do. Now, ins. at 1 pm. 10 Itipm 13 000 100 lasporlal bask, /mite. se 1 Nom - 8,000100. un. New 1 00 ° 0 :0' llmermulonal Bk. i L.) •!: 10 7 8 Ms pa Mil pm - 10,009 00 I Loa. 8 10,000 N Lad iLotNaoico,etr..ll 15 II Imo - 16.600 100 'Lam Bank alloned,L li 5 SMa - 1•,•N 100 ;London and Braaillsa - ',WS ICO 'Lon.B.Affendl..PlatML 65 • 51 pa. - IMMO 25 I Do New, lea at 15 pa 75 2 15pla zil - 5000 MO Lon., Btr., da. Mad. (L.) N 6 8 dla - *M 10 UAL Cklikrak et Assail ail 24 745 245 50.000 IN Lando& mid Conan OO 00 az al 6,000 NO Lon. assain.Coti.M.(L) 11 9 8 ilis - 71 0. IS Lagoa Jolat 11110M p .. ai ll 40 10 00 ail - Do.Now,loo. at M .. - - - MAIII 10 , 'lmnelon43lloatli 1.2. a all is 28 - d 59.155• Loa 1 8 Weston (Lisa SI 15 115 pm - KM 100 Lea. I Mewaniaster 10,0011 100 Merchant liaainlAni.) Ni 65 oa me 20,005 60 Nlssomains I Mensall. 15 15 1 die 114 5 90,000 IA Do. Now - 11,0011 100 Univ.& Prov. Sank (1. 10 2 1 dlO - .... IM Do. dm S OM WO 0740 SO Midiendal ag Li Bask (Imo.) - M Natlouonopool.. - 10,000 100 N. Pm. al Smiland so VII pm - 80.0 N SO Do. G. Now- li - - - 20,0 N 60 Ns tonal Usk, law lll .- - - 2i, 0 Now South Wales IN if Par 46 ad 445 14 65, MI Now Deakind ( 1 Mm - id, 29 North Walborn lMASed) 6 5 6pm - *MO 16 Orients! Bank Corpses. A It HI - ,600 Ili Da Na., In. at 21Ma.' all - - - 10,M SO Provla.Bsontadinamil. I II WM 65 111,009 100 Prorton. of !Mimi , N UST -87,600 20 Mind*, Pant 1211•111 10 15 lfins -zd r tow is 0 ausicals al Nll id, 11115 6 75, 16 Booth Barra (Lisa.) - 10.010 lid Ms& ado ILL Akin 7,01110 Do. do - 0,000 16 Onion ot Lamm/a 1 611 41 14 zd 615 It ad MAO 100 Ihdoa al Iniand (7, )is • 15 mist aOW eil Longa* l6 M 64 zd, iti 35 • la warm{ tam to Marta. - Pm 711 IOA n 131 1001 lit MINIIS.-(Ttiltl DAY.) Two o'Cloon. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for East Condon and Sithney Metal shares, which have advanced: the former are now quoted 131 to 141, and the latter se to f. On the other hand, Great Vor have declined to 331, to 34. East Cann Brea are quoted 6f - to ; East Grenville, 31 to i ; East Basset, 44 to 46 ; and Wheal Beton, 195 to 200. The market generally is quiet, witu few transactions. East Corn Brea hare been dealt in in the Stock Ex change at 63 ; Great South Tolgus at 3; and Wheal Ludoott at 3. Foreign mid colonial mining shares are quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. The prospectus of the East St. Just United Min ing CompanytLimited) is in calculation. It is pro , aecl to work the " Bosorne and &liberal United Mines" in the district named, which is noted for the richness of its minerals. It is mentioned that the sett contains fifteen valuable tin lodes, besides min ter lodes and crouscourses, and that 27,0001. worth of tin has already beeu produced from shallow work ings. The amount to be paid for the property is 6,0001., and 1,500 paid up shares. The capital is 30,0001. in 6,000 shares of 51. each, of which 4,500 are stated to be already subscribed for. A secured dividend of 8 per cent. is to be paid to the share holders for the first year. The chairman is Lord Kingsale. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dsdelszen and North : Metals, without exception, continue their downward oosmo, sad so ear of importers, am be made without a Dad reduction from previous qua/Ames. A fair amouot of busi ness is does, but we see tew prospects of an early or speedy revival of trade. Imo Welsh bars seat/atm very dull. and srdsre have bra booked under 61.105., Lab. in Wales. But are also Leader, although some largo =shoats am out. Complaints from Staffordshire come front all sorter, order being very seance. The men have azoeptsd the re dound scale of wages. Scorch pig iron has declined to 49e. 74d. cash, with a fist market. Copr is dull, sad rather lower prior bar been wimp*. To ugh cake, Mu ; ingots, 875. • boot select 891. to 901. ; Bars, 921. • Ka pearl, 941. ;' Waitress. 901.--all itemise!. Tie : Sart, has seals declined, with more sellers tin bays's, and has keen sold as low ea 875.• it te now quoted 87a. to 88s. ; Banos, Err. English &thrill to dimpaes of. Tin plates : No chug* to report; market very dull. Lead is steady, but little doing. Spelter . Holders have accepted lower prose, and • fair amount of ruiner has been treamoted. We spot* ordinary brand% spot, 181. 10s. ; egieral breads, 181. 15e. There I. but little demand for isreltev at outposts, the high prices asked stopping Win= entirely. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIThRPOOL OOTION YAMS?. (TIM DAY.) (BY BLICTI/0 AID DITINNATIONAL TILLIONAPH.) MON OUR OWN onasiorcarawr., Matket quiet, bat ■tad,. The rho will probatly fact up ',bout 5,000 bass. TALLOW MARIERT.—(THIB DAT.) The ssarkst is steady. Tows tallow is quotes 425. ; Petersburg Y.O. oa the spot, 41s. 9d. to 425. ; isowisy, 41s. 9d. ; Bards, OIL 98. ; April to Jose, 425. 644 Oet. to Dumber, 435. 6d. MASAN AVZIAGIVI.—Tews balm 445. 3d. • fat W ditto, 2e. 2d. ; yellow Bossism. Us. 6d. ; melted staff. 32e. 6d. • sough ditto. ; tallow roves. 184. ; reddrop, drop, 7s.' SMITHMILD HAY MAILHET.—(THIS DAY.) ILmsta Horny soil Sodom report trade am at the kg :—Prizoo hay from 965. to IN& Prim. clover. di. lido t: 1300. Straw, Vs. M 3 covaNr GARDZFI.-4TEUS DAT.) Fruit sad segstabiss, bog EWA sal foralga, rig am. osisraidy plasatal. Paws, asairaag of Kafabs's Yawn* Ilsarre CAsamsbarg, Okla Soma% Iradar Dassfd. sad agar nay sit ba hod ia end seaditisa. Apples nap aim la *Maud. Gapes s's dm saaaisat fat sas &gad. host mobs totok from 70s. is 80s. per 100 Wags ass pkagol, sod oranges wgages Bad dhsep. Baas asaksla, asparagvs, itsba" peso pow, sod breed bases ass *ow b• bad ; gist eareials los idols a supply is gamed daily ham Paths. LOONY bag tombs. to 80. psi 100. Now ragas radios 2& 8L pea Mowers duds °oasis& at 'maid& kaiaks. Wipe, gmbia, omegas, aissassas, sod rates. • The committee appointed by the Chambee of Skettiourit to enemies the motors of Y. Bober for the atio- Mks of the punishment of death, has decided, with 6117 ems tliessotiest voice, In f►vour of the proposition. .$4 . • be rele owt' 50111. the d tos Med oak nuit io.l ay. °Yu' ;:4) with be the Iguk. l y. be. Lart eau. Vasa eon a bbli IN esaii rill • I Ka able Qs! Void' she.' wig . walk eb mai vs * ma rid* 0.-11 los I, bob . sue g that DTB OI to the OD tis ate sad Ist De. 10 000. sharer, sesta% !PC 110 miss. moor • pro* iIL 1114 1.17 x. ; is pros ;ad fa go. mil !Tor= " during t stain( NAY flo' iverdia to ,p.." 7ausp.." evic to W ig 1100 " boo, K. • Be r Om at; :raw" Si v iii 48 104 114 U 1111 ft me 4 et 7 9 i CllO 5! 3 ale I 101 11:70i 1,1