The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. I.' t NMI( P. 1101 M WHIM AND 14111LUMR. .4 this ease sr.. further 'dimmed to Kitty- JOHNI6OII AND GILLMAN. •u en adjountr.l examiaatits Melltiag tituler the .luptet 4 Jetta JAnatto anti Illetles Suckling Gill ,Hackney-ruitd. uwl Ntiwielt, .- t ...I .hur mAttuf.tettintrs. t ..t.. thr lhalancewheek prepared by Mr. • wltieh ha. bees til e d, it appear. the ik-bta rad are lokit..v.. *ad there is sia dew iewey in the &meta of 12,014 The • .o.atort. permiae. in Red I 'roewatreet hail hewn oltwiroyed toe. Atil .ilthotw.h they were fawned for 21,1tUtV., the .ib, .• ili.pate the claim. Mr. 4111111110 16411 A AolliCilolf \ 1 • 1. h. awl a •it-ited to bay. (mec been mayor of that • fie Let inii•tiluetil eowiiderable vaiwial into lb. liusi• 111 the management which hr took ao adore iiharr. ltaklAter for the itaiii i tnew ; Mr. • M••••wY tiw , wy. the 'tinkers of Norwich. awl Sir Wil . . . ; Mr. 11aaI for dohnaon Mf• lairfultvfiir 1.0 waa goo, into At great length yesterday (Friday) HI. 15. ..goner Kraus in A private nsen, when, the assiotees did not ' to I;illinAn passing, ..t..1 be • further adjourtimest a regarded .I,,buy,n. IL • urged that I:illinan aught be same.) to pa., and •• Creasy &ail Martino.," which was before Mr. non...weer I wAs eiksi to .I,ow that one part. L• IWI ' , era permitted to nand' his rumination without to -titer. il , • 11.• sour rmervoi judgment mail this morning, when -nt out wool by the usher that tannin would he per l'• lad*. am • memorandum beteg satiated to the pot. ....bop that it was by the coment of all parties. It however I..ame tertemary to go Lrf..ry " the cour t" k oomotr d of half ...loses persons) on the question of the adjourn erat .4 the eminuaatioa of Johnson awl the eertitie.tte u „ .14g of lamas, which was fixed fur stone two month., Lto•r. MI MACK. TLr banknipt. Robert ifaelt7a; extractor of wool from .41 'ot k•straat, Ounbenvell, applied to paws hi, on• tomatioa. The Arrouuts, cummled by Mr. F. B. Stuart, commence the lith of March hist, with a capttal of wt. The debt.. at the sod of Mae mouths from that time are referred at meet' to lig& There are hoses returned lu iwt della, to 4hof., of which MN. is due from .I.thoe teeny Chapman, who is stated to Kars hero once mayor of .mouth. bet is now aa outlawed bankrupt. The sarasiaatiw MIS peeled without opposition. Mr. Heed, of Uttailhall-chamben, represeated the meioses& RC II C:0111A W.. Titi. W 24 aa *wheat um for cyrtiticate by I Tarlea Christ*. phyr Heawhaw, of theory-bate, Tooley.street. watch sad Thee..4oSists by Mr. Edinuod Harding, show debts to L'7l/. 'Wahiawa, Ned. tOis.; ere., 214 W. Mr. Reed, of :eildhall-dteastnre, for the eetireees trtd 0 .1 ; but there was oppositioe creditor, who e..f01d.t0...1 of the et peiews exceediog the pr,,lits. After 'mu.. theettemoo the court, awarded a certificate of the •ec..isd AWN:MICR OF EXAIIIIIATIoN.I. Th. examinations of Hilary Meanders, cabinet-maker of Iln-hton. and Joaeph Ilprell, job ead tlyno.aater. of hems, ware adiourued is the alaesee of eecoubta. Ip (..rater care the dehta ere 'feted be Mr. Edmund Herding at ; eases., 1,2011. ; and is the letter, debts, WO/. ; lo.ata, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WOIXHIP-STREET. MOTU/MINI: ANIJ THEFT. Vi:akielt William was charged before Mr. Knox with brie( °monied is the above offence. The complainant is this case is a person named Susan fierily, whose lint appearance before the magistrate was to ask advice sod maistance these circumetanoes stated that on the Its. intent she arrived front the country for the i.upae .4 obtaining a •iituatioe as servant, and while in moultheld accreited a woman with a view to ewer. taio where she cmbd best make a purchase Abe I- paired ; this woman. a matronly pavane, offered to seronapany her, and did so to Kinplaed-road, neeti.miug on the way that she had just left Harthohnnew's Marital, where her sick child tar. At a public house in the Kisigsland•rmid they had some afe, sad on keying slur teornplainant I felt exceedingly ill. Aso th-r woman joined theta, sad all three entered a coita -1 ow. where some tea was ciedereil. Complainant's Moen, loorster, increased, eel she became unconscious for a trier reled; recovering, she found that list competes, 11+FC absent, mid absent also was her pone, can towns Itia G,L, swatch, and chain. Thin 101111W1111 eommeni• her to the robe°, but the thieves could not be dis. r. , ..r.41; and as she was without a peony of money where • .th to return ta tine country, or even to communicate with She sought the Asks of the worthy magistrate. sergeant Evans, I: Divisios, who was in court during thus recital, gummed who were the culprits from the descriptico gives by the complainant, and made arrangements for their arrreheesioe. Complaie ant was enable.' t., return to her home by the bind ers& of a publican sear the court, awl subsequently came SOLI 0 to London, where the offker met= apporatment, and proceeding to a muse twig') fell 11.1 with the prisoner, c hum the servant instantly Pike. tlhed as the second mimeo rho had been introduced to on the dm 14 the rohhery. The sergeant said be had at reread failed in apprehend• inz the other offender, but felt certain of being albs to do so. Vrisimer denied all knowledge of the transaction, and •.. reinaaded. THANES, Tlla •31211e111 EAGLE •ND IT+ WINGM. es 'ism Rink a rough. hooest. weather-Maim marinor 01 freak Adria, and the ouster of the Americas ship John .1 Perks, in the Victoria Duck, appeared Wore /11r. Vaolley to answer a sunainces takes out by a ship-isomer sawed Joseph 111.11,-soo, who claimer! a balance of 11. 15a. for repairiog the defendant's figure.be.ol. The complainant mat he merest with Use ilefendaat to repair his ligarwhead for Ai. and had c o mpl e t e d th e j o b, and only received 25a of the money. The defendant-- -1 - m. for "rills; my 51Plro'hevAl- Mr. Yardley - Yoga appear to hate a very good figure. Lead (A hough.) eaptsia Rich-Yee, my figure-head in all right sod taut llaughterl-bat as to my ships figure head so taw can trill whether it is a bud or ■ turtle. Mr. VanDev-What Is the matter with it! I plan Rid-He has spoiled the wings. Mr. Tardloy-Winip, what do you mean! riptue Mich (Wady) -Wlut gl;., I mean? Why w.i.n.ga (yelling the wool slowly). M. Yardley -Thank you ; I am much obliged to you, at. What to your figure-heed! Cap taira Rich A. Ainericea eagle ; mail the bird last own of .to wimp ow nay voyage here. Mr l'arday- . ladee.l! I hope that is not "miscalls of what w going on no the other side of the Atlantic Oman. Captain Rich I hope not. Well. I engaged this men to cows • new wing for my eagle, and it is four inches too short, sod spoiled. Mr. Yardley It wori't dy at all! Captato Mich--Fly no. I should think not. If such aa eagle as that a ttempt e d to dy it most Irom to the grow& Mr. Yardley Am 111.411 10. my it is lop-sided! Captain 11e+ It is, and .we wing is shorter thaw the fiber. I dare not go into en American port with such ea .gle as that. I like my wing carved properly. The complainant insisted that the mug was pm vale carved. bat 111 this he was e.mtradietrad by soother ship'. carver, oho said it was too shorts sad th a t the sew was thinner than the old one. and sot artistically aleuhe I. rMe win; nii.,ht be mid to look hew and independent. like the Northern states of America, the other wee typical. Mr. Yardley-come, we must have no politics hem; s luck mug was it, Captaiu the starboard Or larboard mac I . iviain Rich--It woo the lout wing. Mr. Vitality— The port wing. W e call that the genuine le o'. wing. 0 :mat 14 , 1Fister.) .bier wane forthcr (1L..11.1i013 it woo agrend that the de realiut give up the new wing to Cm eoniplainant, as the summon. vim nu thio underotanolliag The complainant • - The wing Mu( vas to abe. 4r Vonllev That a niv olecioimo. Yee have spniledi the wing .4 the American eagle, awl the ceptaia will not go into port with ouch a bad apeciamia of the Regional emblem. AN Et!: I. 1* (I IR la %TO HARVEIT.—Near Long- Lim station, the other day, reapers might hare Tern . 1 1. Lowly eugaged in cottiir• down a field of beans. In our own inclialide seigrilsiurhnal, though eel-. tsial , in undated cases only, ungathered i.-rain still en• roofers the field.. On the Yorkshire Wolds the harvest not yet completed, mreral patches of grain being "di out. Near rileilinere there a a held of grain yet wvut• Oil the nioors, on the opposite side of the great tile of Pickering, the bean crops are far from being painted in, altholizh some lots have lean carried in during the Imes, be hand, awl stacked with layers if thorns and et' lis to admit a:r. Near Croptos, on the Irth, some oats 1 "" lvd. en I were sot nearly in such bad trim as might be tolipssed. Jasesed Moen er. Covvurr, v —ln consmiuttioe ..f the intirmitiem of 3' 4 0 a oostinuance of ill-health, the Right lion. Edward dim la. sprained his intention of r e tiring from the "W01e.n.4 Coventry at eh., rest general election. r Te ".h , hors. teatlernaa has represented the borough since lab". tt...pt doting • period from to IKIO, and filled the 'Aces of joint Saretary to the Treasury and Secretary ▪ t Ir.r. in the Grey administratioe. The name of the right Le. ;optimum' is closely klentitied with all liberal measures. 4 " is now is his 74th year. In the communication an •'46riali his Witestitm to retire. the right boo.ntleman .'w—" Although it is very passible whim th em crisis is 1 .0.4 labedisi to a emote attack of 'null I may gain • "lets my mud health, I feel that my constituents r•!.iim the active services of • younger man, and 1 intesti t """ . "....it of the way a better •..latit....te at another u. •t. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1861. OXE CLERayarAN MORSXWHIPPI%q; ANOTHER. SHARE L1528.-(THIS DAY J We regret that in the performance of our ditty to the public we are ...repelled to record the following s c ene, which took place on N oluesday lad, in the court of 31ajo4b len College; we have no recollection of es er being called ..0 before to record such en occurrence, which cannot, ..f he allowed to r. unnoticed by the university authorities. The Rev. James Hummer Brockhurst, M.A. (B.A. 18S2), is the author of a tout of puetry recently published (a review of which appeared in this journal of the 12th inst.), entitled " Who le ow the Lord's side! or, What thick ye of Christ! an effort in rhyme to athini a reason against a Jew's hold. in;; oflice as •tegislator in England." This book, if we are correctly informed, has not met with the emu oval of the Rev. &heard Dodd, Fellow of Ma j old e u and Vicar Mt. file., Cambridge, dal he has taken ..C41141011 tort. peas his dirappodiation, in rather strong terms, to is 1.64 . 111 1 + rof .I.4iu's College, who had formill • lees un. fassairable view .1 the work in question. The jparticular r‘pre.ll 104 of distripmval c.ming to the ears of the Rev. Mr. Brockliurst, he , Determined to °titan from Mr. 'Mild a retrartatiou of the °pinkies espireswel, or to horsewhip him, a rather strong reproof from owe clergyman to another. A whip was prosured by Mr. Brockhurst, who, putting it staler his cod, proceeded to Magdalen' Cone eun Welnor day evening last, and Upon his snivel inquirel of one of the servants for the Rev. Mr. Doh', and was informed that lie was in the hall. The servant, at the request .if Mr. Brock hand, told Mr. Dodd he was wanted by a gentleman outside. The messenger upon los return from the 101 l where Mr. build mos ilinieg,trild Mr. Hrockhuist to make his way to the 1,0141 of Mr. Dold, Out this was not complied with, Mr. Brockhurat r eferrin g to wait till Mr. Dodd came out of the hall. Within • short time, Mr. Dodd appeared, and was proceoling to his moms, wh en b e was accosted by Mr. Itrockhurat, who said, " What explanation can you giro of what you have said about me! Ito you call Yourself a minister of lirist ?" Mr. Dodd was not heard fai . inalre any reply, when Mr. Brockhurs char„wil him with stating that which was untrue. No answer was made, whereupon Mr. Brockhurst drew from his coat the whip, and laid it • the back of Mr. Dodd very severely, who, it is • endued the chastisement without • murmur till he reached his stable's, when he requested the college porter to remove the aseaulter. Mr. Brockburst dared the ser vant to turn him out, he being, as he said, a member of the ' Reiversitv. !and throwing the whip at the feet of Mr. Dodd ' said, " If You have any F.nglish blood iu ion, you will serve me the same if you doe% deserve it." Mr. 'said made no attempt to return the " compliment" but made his way iraickly to his moots, while his antago n i s t w a lk e d through the court, and in • loud tone declared in the public street what a victory he had just achieved. Several gentlemen from the college windows witnessed the scene ; and we hear that Mr. Dodd does not intend calmly to subunit to such an unprecedented assault without seeking justice iu a court of law. —Ca wil.ridye Iwkpoodent. Two o'ClocK. The railway share market to-day is dull, in sympathy with Consols. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has declined per cent., and Caledonian, Great Western, Midland, and Berwick, 1 to jl per cent. Other stocks exhibit little change. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 90i to 100 ; Great Western, 718 to 72 ; Midlaud, 101 i to 102 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to 114 ; Easter n Counties, boi to 51 ; South Eastern, 851 to I ; and Caledonian, 954 to N. Lombanlo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at l to 1g dia. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have risen considerably. The Indian lines are rather flat. 111 1111 10; U 13 14 102 104 101 104 01 93 110 111 OS 08 __. _ N il 116. 44 44 ni 111* US IN IN IM 111 IN WIWATIL 1111117.11 SIL 1 14 I SAILWATL I Ci°114. 7• 4464 ‘ k.5 . I 8418.401 F• te. le 169 all ANieN44lBl.laweasee 72 74 N. 100 800. leg. &C.16.6.13.e. NI 1134 15 16 Do. do. B 2 14 du 104 all Buffalo attak4llurenit 44 6 -. IS all Do. Pridemore IN 100 Dalf..lsrant,.&Goderich 6 Ip.e. EU, Aug. 1.1872 asdoreedbyßaLil., H. 75 IN ee 100 100 Do. July 1,1873, ditto 67 72 160 100 Do. Jose I, 1874, ditto 66 70 6 all °Gaut* It II &Meru 4 dim per 90 5 Capei..k.Dookip.e.gna lf 14 ela 111 20 74 sylott, 6 aut 1 04 34 20 16 Feetera Eefpl 24 2 dig St 100 Lot lad* 20 all Do. /*Napo* — IL all Do. 64 p. et.Debent B7 9S 100 all Do. 6pp ot. do 964 1004 .- 100 all Do. do. do. 186570 14 04 Ws 90 all Geebeg* It elboaree -.— 9t. 100 Grand inak of lauds 214 224 ..- 100 all Do. II gm , et. Fret _ 72 74 -• 100 all Deese.PrerAllect.B4. 00 66 100 all Do. 6 per el Dabent 45 07 100 all Do. 7 par at. INS.— 50 66 160 all Do. do. 1167/ 42 47 100 all Do. do. 1872. 42 47 -. 84. 100 Great Wise Name* 64 OS *it 4 110 3 Do. New l4 1 dia St. 100 Gt. othidlag. 6p. el 10 18 Do. Do 24 If 414 1161 all (*Wed Casa*. Mane 1 04 104 104 4 I* I/ Do. Newt 1 104 11. 74 100 all Do. do 92 N 100 all D 0.342... 73 Ull SO pay 76,71.4111410 90 96 ad 100 all Do. do. 7 $ 2 thong*. 93 96 100 aD D0.613.44.116..pay.77 88 92 -- Bt. IN Madre& Gear. 44 per et. 83 86 9R160 Do. do. II per et 92 93 92 100 Do. 64 per* Mom. 85 87 .-. 10 16 Do. *lt *doe do. - 14 14 we 11. 1115 llelb.Corp.llp. climb —•-• * all N. ftualwlok* C•oada LaD Do. • d me o. Lad do. 6 7 L ell Do. do. 111 mg. do. 6 7 IS all Do. do. Load do. 6 7 2$ 64.. Dude (13alladj ,-- St. 100 Wade 96 97 97 10 10 Do. lb. 1) el 100 D0.144.114.f101g. gp.el 91 9$ -. 10 1 Itialded.lbalted.Nrll6 4 4 96 . la Elh. WOO St. 10countreati 0 1 154,040 St. Do. 4p. et. Pre 6 ..llln 2.0436,688 St. Zest and West India t, p 6,910 St. London 1,919,800 St. IL Katharine 1110,86 IPAOO 6 S SR t Santhimpten Viekala KOK) IP De. New CsaGov.llp.aims.DJaf. Do.•poreml.. IS7S Do. • per ent. 11/0 Do. Ow oat. . Do.ipor IrollmtAng. Do.lllpor et.MazAlite. Do. I gar amt. Do. do. &Nip.. Cscolil Hops 6 p.ctlBBo do. IWO Now Dranow.Oov.6 p.a. D.& Walser. 6 p. GAM Do. I! p. 0., 1 . 871 to 1876 ii: ii. Z.iiis - On Beetle • p. 01. Sig. Deb. velum 1875 . . 1 Art Gov. • p. ct. Bowls `AN. Op. e.Jaat.thily Dta.4o.llp.s. Apr. Aloe, I&LTISA ItTitia.7 , 7. "—I Liiil /22 4144 6,480 486 40e0 4.120 Clifford Dor. O. Co& garlaik ) ▪ Bonot opoi) Lot Carodoo (Tarisik ) ambler & 88 &alma Groot Sooth Toyota • Alfred (Phillaa) G. WIL Vor (Holotoo) &moll& liorod'o-loot ▪ yk% ds DOllllll lody lor Nitri( WNW Dorr Uny oo W Prism (Me) N. Wb. Broot c ci a llo , ra) Hatt Wltsol Ns Providence (II Com (88. . LGlut).Nam) . . %richt(' Co. Mtn Co. 8. Condos t al Cher) 8. Corn Bros (Moon) S. Dorm boa & Goa Mining (14m. S. W. hums allow) Stray Pork Throat 181.&1AsdIL&C 4000 4000 1106 1.100 (000 - 01 6,000 66,000 911 is e Ms gar ,107 111 IN llt IN 111 lee IN 1100 left Is 7 ID 97 99 87 98 11661 1061 il7 4 17s. u 1.6 l IITIA I UL°. L ai ila Craft VW a Towey (Cars ) West limiest (1 1 Upin) • • W. Caradcrs ( eard) Wed Batas WIL. Ihimest mow Wb. bars Wli. (Coital) Wit. Kitty (Thl. Want) Irma Mery Ana oalsodot) Thiswaity (lAA PORZIGN MUM. 1 13 ". .~ r ~.t. Bos Asecred, Limited.. Drsa.loap. (is.atbl.ps.) Do. ER Jobs .1.•1147 Dw issdiTaiia." Clo. Ors. WM. Co. Jam Colin Copper frreantain Copper Porten' Guest iK Northern WS. Aortistio= Upends (Um.) Wens Imelisalon Illm4quita N. Mine Copper of a immirolis (Lire.) .. i Pontebaud 811vorlos Port Phillip Boottiah Austin. (Us ) United Medan Worthing (Lim.) Do. MINT VICLUL UM& I I stew' woo 10,000 101,8111 *WO 10,000 100,000 00,000 43,174, 30,0001 40.0001 U Agana .IN Beek ladn9las II INN a = as LOO Nak a ID lkak at Turkey N NM* X. Arida N Oast. Nat a Lai, AsdeslN sod Mai . N Oar & hlrse. al lad* UN, lad alas 000 i 100 M . hg IKON 100 40,000 Nal 19,000 100 16,000 29 NON 20 NON 20 25,005 N 00,000. N 20.000 9/ MOMIRM IQOM 1110 10.* UMW II IS %MO MOW IS I 24.0861 Is 10030, 140 4.000 10 10,000 25 40.000 es 00.000 40 0.0001 100 90,000 22,600 10,000 1/1,019 KM WON A IN I I- ,Com. ot Quads ...... of Laub" Frig. 800t&AusLehArkt. 0. Bank of Switzerland. Lou. Ch. Bank of Austrl. I Lendou and County Landon Joint Stock London & South African Lou. and Westminster Nat. Prow. of 11111011164 Do. New I Salami Beak iNew south Wales [( am m Mental Hoak Coopers Ma Yank [heel:Mal of Ireland r %nth Australia Union of Australia Colon of Lou4os Laity Mutual KINVILLAJ/1 Si s 1 1 111 IN 410 4110 110 US ._. . _ ts u 71 Ti ri l 1 ti 1 St SS ir 111 65 67 74 4 4 19 si II 9 91 16 41 44 310 Pi I 3 2 ai 11 115 39 41 1 11 1 1 4 18 19 _i 73 SO NI Sib 110 116 120 180:d If 121 131 19 21 17 19 1 } 1 J Sio 1111 i 1 42 4 4 ! 140 1 99 1 1 4 to: 9 Pr 9 Pa 9 9 I Se 4 9 1 1 an ji 4 Pr Si U 00 71 11 10 61 6$ li 1k as Isi el 21 1 al U 17 It li dk 661 i id . 4 4 2 Ile 10) tui - - Miii 71 M ST _l4 _l4 lee • - 50k 1 if 94U f lit 10 nil ut 1.10.1M111•IYIN aIIVE• 111. IPd I ltalWan. I Clainp pn& I Sales. No. 1 Sh. 1 021MAMil4. 1 Psi 1 Ct. pnows. 1 Galati. 19 ali Antwerp * Rattindaml SI $ ... 10,000 10 Anieficalnikan Ylnl .. / all II 14 131 U all Ardrams - -Pk - 20,000. 26 Australia Africa .... 111 U 34 - 6 U 10 saLriall.p7p.e. 2 If As - 07,000 10 Berlin Waterworks.. .. all 41 4$ -- all Illalplen L .1_ _ .clnellsa • 1 1 -. -..; 60 Suit. American Land .1 IS .. - .. U a/I ,Nalere leo Oralseassma. - - - 6,090 , 60 Brit. &Irish Mom. TeCA all U 117 -. 30 omeau Mae a Ball. 11 12 - 11,211' 10 Dm li 7 per a ti 111892 all 18 ID -. lii an Irresterks ID •Il - 21 dis _ 11,7111 10 Do. C 8,0161 171 Canada &ad 1 all 13 15 -. -- 30 11 'Data Rhenish lll 21 Ma 6.000 i 10 ,Cheausel Island. TeL (L i all - -. .. U all •Rmessf et Imam - 1160,009 St. lOop.llgoebhig./c Smelt. as - - .. U 10 pOd. Realm gas. L p.. •es - - - 12.000' U Da Fmk 71 per eent. all l4 .... U all Ot. Central ol hewn- - - - I,conesel 01 Crystal Palms U all Ot. Lusencbg. Coosa Bla 6$ 0$ - 188,810 St. Do. rralaremes ins :101 108 - le all Italian Junction - - 160,000 lit. Do. 6p. et. Peril Deb. ilOO ,107 309 - 110 all lake Constance .1 Rale - - - 60,000 20 Taal milairrig.tt Canal, 1, 1 1 di. ml ... SO all Lorre and Turnhout - - - 700.000 Bt. Electric Telegraph .... 100 tal 99 - U all Lyons and Geneva - - - 7,199 15 Do. New ll lf Of dls ..- 611 all Marla Antonia - - - IWO 6 Rog. and Amt. Cop. .. all SI 14 - 19ID all Nam& Liemi ., l a :y . the 71 71 - 10,000 15 Gem Noun Navigation 14, - - - all Do. Cip.c.Prf. holggor. 19 10 - mew 1 oral ship (Limited) .. ail f I -16 all Northern of - 100,000 1 Do. 171 per cent. Prat. all I --, 10 15 Do. New &arm - -pm - 13,000 6 Len District Tot. (L).. 2-- OM - 1010 all !Comma'. Tetalt int 0 9 - 00,000 20 London Discotud IL.) .. 8 •-• -do - 10 all Purls, Lyoakawllledlt B5l 301 - 100,000 4 Lon. Oen. Omnibus Cu. di 1 1 1 - all Paris and Orleans 63 56 - 60,000 20 Madras Drip. * C anal 1111 pm 2j U 15 Recife and B. Irmadsoo - SOOOO 10 Xedlterraneannee.Tel. all - - -i (Pernambuco) g. 7p.0. 31 3 dip - 12,000 10 liediter. Ex. TeL (Usa.) all 11 11 .... 05 16 Riga and Dumb - - - 80,000 26 National Dfismunt Co.. 6 1 14 dia 31 10 all Rome and Frascati - - - GAO 20 Norbuddarcalikaa(L) 5 1 dls - 10 all Royal Danish - - - 11,310 10 Netherlands land ... all 1 - 6 all Royal Swedish - - - 60,1)00 6 Do. Bp. e., la. all de. all 1 1 -. 4 all Do. 7 per cent. - - - 1.714 100 N. Men& IN. Soon 1.d., 60 - - - U all Sambre sad Mine. - 115.676 IN. lint. Andraladaa - I all l is 11 - 1 11 all Do. 61 per mat. Pref Bl &ON 1 Oriental Or 1 all It a IlanPanlo(lhasis ?pert*. qf 1141 s - 60.000 1 Do. "New Mane' I lie. liDm - - SO 14 B.Aust.a Lam-Venetia& If 11 dia - 40,000 10 Orley. In. atm. . IMO I S SI 11 di - ID all Southern of ranee.- 111 10 - 000,000 M. Peel Elver Lan d & MIL 100 60 63 - Iys all all West renders - 20,000 60 hula and Orlon. Stamm all 71 73 -.- 10 all Do. 14 per mat. Med 4 SI - 20,000 60 Do. New iIIIII3 pm 301 121 all west.* N. M. of Frame RI 22 - ao,ooo 10 lid Sea d Ind. TeL ai! 10 6 Western of Austria....) - - e. torn) ys. Op kir. Gov. I all Dif 171 171 6 1 all ,Wleebaden - 14000 16 gamey Inns iMI 17 19 - - 10,0061 15 Do. IS..w 1 ell I og - DIODINTITIII RIO= 'moo Ho Royal Mull Steam _ ' 14/ 46 48 - 200,000 It. Scottish Aust. investaa 100 ISO 140 - if• . I R<l Bram. I !d 1 Cl. miens I 8.1.• 14,100 26 th Australian Lodi all U land - 111121615. It. , 04:4ortla4p.e.JacatJaly 400 , 971 981 / - 74000 1 le I'W. Scrip I all 60,0&&84.1Norfolk 4 p.e.Mar.adiopt.,loo i9l 1. 51 160, 1 Do. do. hassistered.l all f - 23.051' Rt., N. Ufa tp.ct.Jan.dJ uly 100 I 08 100 - 11,5001 10 Iv. do. - .- . St. Serail.% N. 5...5t. 4p. et. lOU Itt 14 MIAs, / 25 Trust & Ls, C.. Up. Can ; 6 - -- - 177767 St, Vl.llldlsadOEL-41 p.a. .100 I -- - i ..• 10.01 1 11100 ICY Dleinsiles Lusd INI 10 11 101 10 MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAL) Two desocz. Owing to the continued tightness of the money market combined with the anticipation of the In dian loan, the funds to-day are flat, at yester day's reduction. In the other departments ci the Stock Exchange dulness prevails. British railway stocks in several instances are rather lower. The shares of the Great W e stern Railway Com pany of Canada, however, have improved. The Indian Five per Cent. stuck of 1859 is heavy at 991 to f, showing a fresh fall of per oent. since yesterday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 50c., showing no change since yesterday. Console are officially marked 91i, and for money, and 94 and 11 for the account. The present quotations are 94 to for cash, and 91 7-16 to 9-16, or 911 i, for the 7th of February. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, I ; New Three per Cents., ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 94 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 95 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., " enfaced " r u p ee paper, 100, 99i ; Exchequer Bills, 44., Be., 45., dis. In consequence partly of the continued embarrass ments amongst the Greek interest, Turkish bonds remain heavy ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 69/ to 701, and that of 1858, bfil to Mi. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres Deferred, 291 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22w, ¢ ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81i ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 473, 48 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 554, 644 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102, 1014. The Canada, which has sailed to-day for the United States, has taken only 53,1301. in specie. RAIX-PAMT Two o'Cioci. Consols show a fractional improvement, com pared with the prices current at 2 o'clock, being now quoted 911 to 4 for money, and 914 to for the account. Although the rate of money in the Stock Ex change yesterday was no less than to 7 per cent. on government securities, and the effect extended into the discount market, the decline in the funds was limited to per cent. The market closed with flatness. The demand for gold for exportation having slackened, about 20,0001. Australian was taken to the Bank yesterday, and more is expected to follow. Some moderate remittances of gold are on the way from Constantinople to the Ottoman Bank. The Delta, which will sail to-morrow, will take 228,7451. in silver and 8,9264 in gold for Bombay. The whole is on private account. There was no alteration of much importance yeMterday in the foreign exchanges. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18/ to ditto 3 days, 11.16 to 1 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11. 3 84 to I ; Antwerri 3 months , 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ms. Isom, 3 months, 13.76 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days' eight, 3120 to 5 ; ditto 3 months, 25.60 to 5 • Frankfort-on-the-Mane, 3 months, 1186 to 1 ; Petenburg (per rouble), 3 mGuths, 340 to 6 ; Vienna, eff. Ho. 3 months, 15.70 to 80; Trieste, ditto, 3 months, 15.7010 80 ; Madrid , 3 months, 48a to ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 49 to 49a ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 5; Genoa, 3 months, 25.80 to 26 ; 'Milan, 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 6; ; Palermo, 3 months, 118 to ; Messina, 3 months, 118 to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52} to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. Messrs. Charles William Ede and Co. have inti mated that they suspend their payments. It is understood that this step iaadopted aka measure of precaution rather than of necessity, the firm having sufficient means in hand to meet all their engage ments during the next three weeks. They appre hend involvement through the effect in Constanti nople of the recent failures here. Advice's from that city are awaited. The liabilites are about 101,0001., whilst the assets are estimated at as high as 130,0001. The house is connected by relationship with that of Messrs. Francis Ede, Son and Co., who lately stopp?d. A meeting took place yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Windsor Brothers, merchants and ship and insurance brokers, who recently failed. Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants, estimate the liabilities at 40001., and the assets at only 2.0001. After some discussion respecting the smallness of the assets, it wns resolved to accept a composition of 2s. 6d. in the pound, payable within two months. The East Indian Railway Company announce that the amount of their debenture 5 per cent. Loan of 1,500,0001. taken up is 510,0001. They continue to receive applications for the balance, 990,0001. The Portuguese financial agent has published a further statement of stock cancelled. The National Bank has declared a dividend for the last half-year at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, with a ))011118 of 15s. per share, fres of incense tax, being together at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum upon the paid-up capital of the bank. The half-year's interest, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, is advertised on the shares of the Algerian Railways. A general meeting of the City of London B•ewery Company will be held on the 7th February, to de clare a dividend. The traffic of the,lllinois Central Railroad Com pany for the first week of January was :-.-I€6l, 72,750 dols. 65c.; 1860, 43,856 dols. Mc.; increase, 28,894 dols. lc. The Anu Lou has arrived from China with 464,000 lbs. of tea. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 23, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 2,90,437 Increase 202.118 Other deposits 13,1:10,:03 Decrease 1,300,663 Government securities in — isiniangdepartnTeOt7 8,447,430 Decrease 336,291 Othersecurities in banking department Cuin and bullion in both Decrease 253,7P1 Seven day and 'ether bills 432,949 Decrease :04,1147 The Rest 5,341!.!,2,41 !Derain .25,P50 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking depiutmeut 5,961,4r4 increase 101,307 These changes are of rather an important cha racter. Although the large decrease iu the securi ties, government and private, is more than counter balanced by the decrease in the private deposits, the influx of revenue has occasioned a small increase in the reserve. The decrease of 336,2911. in the government securities is of course occasioned by the operations of the Bank in the Stock Exchange. The decline in the coin and bullion caused by the drain to America scarcely exceeds a quarter of a million. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: Imports of gold, 79,3421. ; exports of gold, 590,463/. ; imports of rilver, 77,8511. ; exports of silver, 3685481. BANE OF ENGLAND.—An Al aud C. Ft, fur Wu wet F.:, 1901. TSSICIt DZIN Notes issued L26,264,430 i E25,2Er3.430 mutt pennant to the Act Tt mane ea Wednesday, Jae. PARMM. BANKING DI Proprietors Capital 414,W1,000 Rest Public Deposits Di dualist: Exchey., Rae. Com mis. of Rational 4O;e7nent debt 411,015,100 3,45d,900 Gold coin and Wa lton , Silver bunks Accts.) Other Deposita i en day and other Dills tZ.203, 4 1* Jan. 24. 1801. PAIMEILIT. • Gov( raiment Seca nt!, a 'lnane* Dead Weiittt As nutty) Oth, r Securities Notes Gold sod Ntl►er Com T611,160 431.1:11.94 • 414.4144,040 M. 3LADMIALL. Mel Lbillisr. (3 The St-.. 1: Exchunge Committee have this day appointed Tuesday, the 29th instant, a spacial settling slay in the shares of the following compa nies :—Folkestone West Cliii' Hotel Company (Limited), St. John's United Copper and Uad Mining Company of Newfoundland (Limited), but I neither is tot,: Aicially marked. FRIDAY L:'.VICIF.I.3IO. Consols, which closed yesterday it 911, " for the 7th February, opened this morning at 914 6) 4, awl closed flat at 911 to 9-16 For money tne last price was 914 to 4. Theofficialbusineesreport is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, g, ; ditto for account (Feb. 7), 9 1 4, ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 914, ; New Three per Cents., 914, ; Years Anne., expiring in April, 1880 , 1 64 ; Bank Stock, 2314, 231 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1004, 1, 100 ; ditto for account, 994, 4; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 954 ; ditto Bonds, 155., 17s. die.; Fire per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 934 ; ditto Fire-and-a-Half per Cent., 100, 994. The Indian rupee Loans remain dull, with little inquiry. India Bonds were quoted 17e. to 15s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills 7a. to 2s. die., being both fiat. The Turkish Loan of 1858 was somewhat firmer. The closing price was 55 to i, being} per cent. higher than yesterday, but in the morning there were transactions at 531. The Loan of 1854 was steady, at 691 to 701 ; Mexican Bonds left oil at 24 to The market for Bank shares ta-day was unal tered. Peninsular and Oriental Steam have im proved. Oriente', Inland Steam were fiat. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In eurance, 4g to i t prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1/ to prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; East India Irrigation, to dis. ; and East India and London Shipping, to prem. The shares of the New India Cotton Company were quoted to-day 1 to 3 premium. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. The mining market to-day is steady, with a fair number of transactions, considering that this is Saturday. The principal business has been in shares in Stray Park, Wheal Edward, East Wheal Russell, Great Wheal Martha, Wheal Buller, South Wheal Francis, Rose wall Hill, and Ransom awl Providence mines. In the Stock Exchange Eaat Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 7/. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 29/. Subjoined is a weekly report on the metal market: Huai!~ in metals is almost wholly unchanged. Copper keeps steady, although still in small demand. Iron is a 6a& easier today. Tin is 41. per ton lower, with still a eat market. Spelter is inactive, the prices of last week's close Deng maintained. Lead is unchanged. Tin plates, if pas sible, are still more depressed. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of 7,1081., being 71. per share, arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled in the months of Sep tember and October last. After payment of the same, there remains in hand a balance of 19,8181. 19s. 7d. in cash, ore bills not at maturity, and re served fund applicable to the general purposes of the company. From North Levant (Jan. Z3);Captains R. James and J. Thomas writes : " There is nothing now here to report on since our last week's communication." Prom Old Tolglu Quoted (Jan. 24) Captain G. Reynolds reports :—" We are making all the necessary arrangements or fixing of the lift below the 72. The ground in the 52 ragout is still highly mineralised, and letting out more water than before. All the other departments throughout the mine are without change since our last report. We have sampled the month 80 tons of fair quality tin stuff, and hope to increase the return' soon." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market remains steady at the following pricer , — Town tallos, 595. 6d. ; Potertbwg F.C. tbe Vets Ws. ; February to March, 60a. ; March, 60s. to 60s. ; April to June, 595. ; Oct. to Dec., 575. 6d. MARKET AVERAGES. —Town tallow, 61s. 9d.; fat by ditto, 3s. 2 ; yellow Russian, 61i 6d. ; melted stuff, 425. ; rough ditto, Iris. Bd. ; tallow graves, 18t. ; good drop, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report a large supply. Trade dull at ower prices. Prime meadow hay, 756. to ; superior ditto, 903. to 110 s. ; inferior do., 40s. to 575. 6d.; rowels, Ms. to 50s. ; clover, old, 956. to 115 s. ; ditto ft cond cut, 70s. to 93a.; straw, 325. to 43m. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of winter greens are still insufficient for the de wed prices for them are in consequence high. Conti nental contributions have, however, improved since our last report. They consist of endive, lettuces, carrots, artichokes, and green peas. The latter come from Portugal. Pine apples and grapes have not altered since our last. Oranges may be obtained at about last week's prices. Bhaddocks may be had in quantity, also American Lady Apples, which realise 2s. per dozen. Good cobs may be had at from la. to ls. 611. per lb. Broccoli and cabbages are scarce. Tagus, French beans, and new potatoes may be had, Al Ci prices for them are high. Cucumbers are scarce. Cut flowers cliiely consist of orchids, lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, violets, mignonette, heaths, and roses. Pine Appleg, per lb.. ts to Os Orspee, per lb., le to 1021 ----,---, .. , Powsogslusates, each. 4d to ad Pan, per doz.. 3s to es ... lApples, per doz., 61 to le Ild Oranges, per 100, & to 106 Lemons, per 100, tls to lOs Nuts, Cob, per lb., ls to Is 6.1 CABLES. : tillioll/1, per i. sieve, le 6d to is 66l ' Asparagus, per bun., 10. to 30s fleakale, per pun.. 6104 10 Si 66 Shallots, per lb, Od to Sol : Garlic, per lb, ed to &I I Lettnees,cab, p.sc., lsOd Inlaid Cos, peescore, Is to le Ild Endive, per boor& Is to is ad Bereera,perban..lsod to fa Iltuibrootas, p. pott., as to Ils OE Parsley, per 12 bunches, 4a to• lavory, per bunch, Ed to ad Brot.cull, rich, &I to &I VNGIITI Grnenkpdoz. Rine e 5,6•041 to& Cablegn, p. dos. Is 04 to 3s Ott Potato , ,, p too. lOps to 130, Per bus, ilfo 45 Oti is; cTii - 1.; 6e iOtle Carrots, per hunch, lid in 1041 Turnips, per bunch, Oil to nil ftpinseh, per al 0, Od to Oi 1 . -ICtlnlbeill. !Mel. eS Od to Si Artichokes. per don., 4 to Os beet, per don. I I Od to 'lts Celery, per Intritile, Is ed to 10111 DEATRI . ..Tr'E FIRE AT STRATFOED.—YortertLy morning a lire of a aorious character happened ou the pro. Wee. heloogine to Messrs. A. Smith and Co., patent cocoa nut fibre manufacturers, sittuits at Marsh-gate-late, Strat lea in Ewes. The building in which the fire commenced was nearly 150 feet long, three floors high, and approxi mated to nO feet in width. These premises formed the main factory, in which property of great value was de posited Adjoin!tig this large pile of buildings were the spinning -Houses, the drum and tank rooms, the offices and counting.howes. The store-rooms, in which was a large . t uratity of n anufactured fancy stock, also communicated with the factory. The flamer continned to progress for several hours, and they could not be extinguished until the malt Larry war burneadown, and the spinning•Lonseu with the tank fOoTOA, nearly destroyed, and the roofs hurried off. The counting-houre and clerk's private house are also severely dammed bre and water. The origin of the fire is unknown. The which is very heavy, it is understood will fall upon the Royal Fire Moe. PACKET REEV/CE BETWEEN GALWAY AND .‘MK- Rica.--The Atlantic Royal Mail Stearn Navigation Company being unable at preleut to provide vessels for carrying on the mail service hetween Galway and America, the Post :aster-General has consented to suspend the operation of the company's contract until the 26th March next, on the untiersteading that the company will then be prepared to carry cm the fornightly service in • regular and etticieut :rennet, in accordance with the tone of the contract. The neat vessel will he despatched from Galway to Boston, calling at St. John's, Newfoundland, on revelry, the 2tth March next ; and thenceforward on every alternate Tuesday • vessel will be despatched from Galway, proceeding alter rattly to New York and Boston. —By command of the Postmaster-Geoeral, Rowtase Hitt, Secretary'.--General Pustoffice, Jan. 25, 1861. . a , n s d ho f" wi RAILWAY TAAIIIC.—TiIe traffic returns of rail mama cdoo..r woes ie the United Kingdom for the wed: ending the curse of 931/. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for ri,ittllioudiof ousting week a 0 i 11w 0un t ted y..r t0 t, 4 , 54 4. . 5 1 , 1 . 0 1 0y .. the week erodte,^ a, above to 192,487/. ; and for the cor responding 4 ' of AO tAb '.- - (X).302/., showing • de -7.815/. ,lecroase on the Eastern Counties Ear.way amount.. I •• 2,097/. ; cn the Great Northern to ; o n th e Great Western to 7111.; on the London and North•Wted:rn, to 1,.;601.; on the London and Blackwell to 91/. ; on the London, Brighton, and Booth Coast. to and on the South Eastern to 1,661/. ; total. 7,875/. But from this mast be deducted the iecreeee on the London and South Western, leaving the decrease as above, 7,8111/. The receipts on the other Bees in the United Kingdom have amounted to , and fee the =responding period of 1860 to 255.0.04., showing as inerearbe of 6,895/. in the receipts of these lines, which. deducted from the decrease on the me tromlitan ti hee. leaves the total derreage 920/. as com pared with the co:lnvoluting week of 1660. SHIPIFANCIIS AND LOSS OP LIFE. Intelligence received yesterday announces the total lose of the ship Florence Graham, bound from Rio Benevento, on the welt coast of Africa, to Liverpool. The chip went aahom late yesterday evening on In c h Her, Dingle Hay, on the west moat of Ireland. The captain, mate, and ten men were bet, and live saved. The clown of the Teasel—palm oil chief! --- wad floating about when the despatch was forwa to Liverpool. _ Th.. following is an extract of a letter from Lloyd's agent at Falmouth. dated Jan. 24 ,--" On Tuesday last the barque Springbok, 416 tons, commanded by (b.ptain Shiell, bound to Loodou from the Cape of Good Hope, with a rarg" of wool and raga. arrived(olf here, and reported that her cargo Was on fire. She was boarded by a number of hands, and attempts were made to get at it, but without avail. The neat .Icy she was taken in tow by a steam tug, and brought into the harbour, and assiatanoe was rendered by 11) men • 4. her Majesty's ship Howell, lying off the har bour, two gre.engines were brought alongside, and as woo as the hatches were taken off they were got into play, the water being directed on to the cargo, but the smoke became so deem and suffocating that the men could not work, and it became necessary to re-cover the hatches ia the hope 011 stiffing the fire." By telegram received yester day we hear that the hatches were kept on during Wednes day night aad Thursday, when, on being removed, the are in the cargo was found to have increased, and it became iseteemry se to scuttle the ship. Sh e i s reported to be in. nd. Count Teloki left Vienna on the 22nd foe Path. The court-martial on the officers who desecrated the Great Mosque at Csiro, commenced to sit on the Ist inst. at Cslcutta. Colonel Palmer is president, and the members are three lieutenant-cologels, eight majors, and two captains, besides two captains "in waiting." The first officer on trial is Lieutenant William C. 4 Brown, of the Bengal Artillery, and the charem, as given in the icii:Aslimiss, is as follows :—" With having behaved in a scandalous manner, unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, in having, on the 4th of April, 1860, at Cairo, wilfully mocked and insulted certain der vishes and other worshippers engaged in religious worship is the great mosque of the town, during a kfahoniedan !males], mid in having thereby excited and outraged the feelings of the worshippers in the mosque, and the Maho radios assembled outside." The court would not allow the proceedings to be reported. The entrance ticket to the King's Theatre at Turin is sly 2fr. 50c. ; the next theatre as to price is the Scribe, where the charge is Ih. 20c. The best drama is Turin may be heard for Md., and the charge in the minor playhouses dwindles down to td. and even to 241., and, as if that were not sufficiently low, admission may be obtained by subscribing for the season to any of the theatres at one third and even one-fourth of the daily entrance price. On such terms it is no wonder if people for whom a harbor or drawing-nom fire would cast twenty times as much desert their domestic circle for the playhouse. The whole popu lation, one would my, rendezvous at the theatre. It is the place where nearly all social duties are discharged, and a good deal of the daily business transacted. Ladies mid gentlemen pay very little atte•utioe to their evening cos tume even at the Royal Opera-house, and none whatever at the other theatres. You see as many bonnets and high dresses as you see bare shoulders at the Scribe. The Turin public have not yet come to smoking at the theatre by way of enlivening the performance; "but I hear," writes a Turin correspundeet, " that the experiment has been tried at Parma, where several amateurs coolly lighted their cigars • few evenings ego in the pit of the Opera-house—that golden theatre which the lariat Durham Maria Louiaa of Austria and the mad Duke Charles 11. of Bourbon bad reared and embellished at so prodigious as expense." " It is notified now," aaya the Ane;y awl Nary ativtie, "to all officers applying for leave to travel on the Continent, whether for plessure or for the study of their profemion, that they will net be permitted to volunteer or nun themnelvesi up in any way with the forces or nunneries of any foreign power, so long as they hold a comminiont from the British crown." FORZIOV-OFFIIII, .I 4N. 17.—The Queen haa been graciously pleased G. appoint George Boatel's, Want, fag., sow our V icaCuosal Caeoellis, or Registrar at Coustaati sepia, to be her Majesty's Cooed at Galata.—Ga:rete. AtlVlTltutoi GuNa.—OnlerA have been Wood to supply ovary large claw ship i o the navy with three Arai 'graft gar as spirt of their armament, to consist of ass of the largestdosergitioa, 1011poursiers,awl two 40. Doman.— United - Berrie* aszele. 110,4 CAXID FRIOATIO4 ui FRANI . I.—We have re. mired information from Frasee es which we me place im plicit reissues, that the Emperor has resolved to construct with all despatch ten iron cased frigates of La Claire class. This is IVo mere idle rumour, but a stubborn fact.—dray aed N.V.!, lia:rele. The copyright of the /linalmfei 11r•tes of the W o rld, a weekly newspaper and periodical, set afloat by • publishing °empathy shout three year, ago, toy:ether w;th the 1447 steel platen of portni:ts, engraved by 1). J. Pound, from photographs in her Majesty's private collection., and from the studios of the most celebrated photographers in the kingdom, were yesterday disposed of by public auction, by Mr. Hodgson, at his rooms in (,haweery•laue, by order of the inortga 4 om. A great number of newspaper pniprietore were present, and the sale seemed to have attracted • eon degree of interest. The property was divided into two lots. The first, that of the Illusentral News of the fl'-1.1, was put up it Neg., and after a good deal of Com petition wan eventually knocked down to Mr. Millie, at the prlCe of 1.:170/. This does not include the copyright of any of the articles already published ill or prepared for the said periodical. The second lot, that of the 14ti steel plates of portrait., all engraved by or under the superintendence of 1). J. Foutel, and which have appeared in successive weeks since the first app eeraoce of the periodical, was put op at 1500., and finally knocked down to Illr. C. Furber at the price of :t2s. ilk The Cape papers contain particulars of the suffer isgxand deaths of vsrioua members of • devoted missionary party is the 7wntbesi country. After two years of unprece dented trial and suffering the Rev. Mr. Bel more, a miesimiary 0117 yean experience. 4ms:united to disease and died. His wife was carried off by fever a few dors afterwards, mid was speedily followed by her two children, and thee by a native teacher. The Rev. Mr. Price, urged thereto by the chief. &kelp, quitted with his wife and family, and found shelter elsewhere. The fate of swirlier of the hood, the Rev. Yr. Mackestic, remains a mysteiy. rind be may have fallen • victim to disease or to blisidthir s t savages, or haply he mar have escaped kith. awl have Found health or a peace ful asylum in some other part of the country. The afflict ing intelligence above alluded tn had leen communicated to the veteran Koffat sod Dr. liviiigiitooe. lb. Livingstooe, his Mother, and Dr. Kirk, were communicated with when they w e re a days from Lanyanti. the principal town of Makelolo. The doctor and his party were well. The Pioneer, sent out for the use of the Livingstone !manor), wee in Simon'. Hay, at the Cape, when the 4 'atolinan left. She end the fiblou were then expected to I,,ve in a few slays for the Zambesi. They e‘ 5., nor • t Anil party Olt der 7.a.reie,i, aid prot.eed to Sla'ariolu. WIDMANN DIANN AND STUCILL nk i IN: I RAILWAYS. all 111tf.,1VoL &Stour VaL Blrk.,lan..ltnJanc all 'leathern and Tyne Ch al▪ l Desna. 100 Bristol and &Art 100 Caledonian ell Cork mad Bandon all lOorewall ell Do. A J A no dlr. until 0 all in B tp.n. is paid ki B. all' Dublin and Bethiad Jac. all, Dund.,Perth, & Abd.Je 100 Bait Anglian 100 &stern Counties 100 eastern Union, Sleek A 100 Do. Block B all I East Suffolk 100 !Edinburgh and Mauro 100 lan übn, Perth. Dundee all Forth and Clyde June. 100 ,Olugow & S. Western all Greet North of Scotland 109 Gnat Northern 100 Do. A Stock 100 Do. B liton 100 Gt. Bonk **en (Ire ) 109ibirest Westin 100 Do.illoerValllisuelk 190!Lannamble,* Yorkshire KU London and Blackwell 109 Lon., ftlinten.&&oocat 100 Loudoo.Chalna.,&Doe. 100 LiudAi & North Wain. all Do. Eighths 100 London& Sou th astern Londooderry&Colerain. al Do. and raidaklUen 100 Man..9b•Loadlsoolnah 6 Ustreguase 100 lUdlend lt * Do. New 100 Ise. Ana& Derby ell 111 d. GO. Wa. (In.) all led gad all Newer*, and 9 Newry*Armegke• all ewry,Warressnßea 100 Noels& 100 Nailh Dine all Nati Dena Bs& OD all Dn. • 100 N. Irlies—Bseelek le 7 99 101 991 061 I di Dq U.N:ttma.l i:;;ir" Yl Nowt radon Nerthh&W•Aoth.loh North Shorrardoldro Not.AGnatUaoLdtC Rhymes Scottish Caotrai Scottish N. Z. Abar.SUL Scottish Midland hbropahlre Linton iSittingbournod Maim South Devon lia S. Nati& Sher Dui W= ISM eft Al V irks, D.. 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