The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) - • - .it'DICIAL CoMMITTEE OF PRIVY TIIE l'noLE „:.„ th, treht.i.hot• York, Lonl Cranworth, Lord • • 1...f0rd, I.ird King«lowa, Sir John Coleridge, And •.$ Eilwanl Ryas.) r. ?Hr. ISI , HOP OP LONDoN. . . . ••••i dohs Ilsr•lia.; yesterday raised the preliminary objee. •••, Hist u.. r yht ••1 appeal (rum t h e Mrehblishl.ll to this court. t•I. s all villas church •lisciphne, existed. Upon this poiet opeard y esterdiy. and resumed his argument s iu support of • Ilse. He • •mteis led that the • •lil ecclesiastikul Authority ,•• nuttier" adeeticg church discipline bad °ever been inter t with. alai that the acts 2ith and 2:stb Ileury VIII. to it. tiny lirn&Hd that rumor, but ware passed to strengthen authority of the archbishop and to prevent &plead to deci.i..o of the archbi‘hop under these . ••• had mot Aim bees altered. awl therefore Mr. Poole had • rest of appeal sow to this court. !squall coastal Wax still addressing the court when r 1.1 t despatched. ;mil it ws♦ strectrd that his .meal w , .01d oe t -upy the rest of the day. EQUITY COURT. (Before the Master of the Hulls.) EVIll":1111.4 I tin honour gave judgment hi the above ease, in which •• • location turned on the validity of a bequest to the suns lel daughters of a croon of the testator in the cause, who Moll' living at the death of the latter. It appeared that the cousin had hoar children living at the prencribeal period -viz., three sees and one daughter. Of the Suns one was illegitimate, as also was the daughter, and the.oint was wheth e r. under these eirrionatanees, both or either of the illegitisamte children could take. In deriiiiiig it, hi. (honour observed that he should he glad to admit the illegitimate children but there wan the iiraupenible difficulty. so far as regarded the son, that there were other pernona alive at the death of the testator, who romp!. tely satisfied the description of sons in the will. The illegitimate son, therefore, would le excluded. An to the daughter at was otherwise, as he should tint hold that the i ircunistance of there being but oue daughter while the bequest was to daughters ought to operate to exclude her who sufticieutly answered the description. Ili. Honour ailiksl mime remarks upon the somewhat anomalous rha. racier of his ole:inion, which he bail attempted t modify he regarding the bequests as being merle to a class, but this lie could not do. in order that illegitimate children may take, there must be a alesignatio permanun, or what aineunts to it. Mr. Field, Mr. Looock Webb, au.l Mr. Kekewich Appeerol iu the ere. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Patine at Nisi Pries at Weutniiwiter.—(Before Lortl Chief Justice Cockburn awl Special Juries./ TRC yrEE:II C. HANSLER, Kn.-WOW or WAY. This was a prosecution at the anima of the parish au thorities of Mt. MArtio'..ia• the-Fiekb, against the defeodant, Sir John flintier, for an ointructioa of the right of war through New Exchaage.court, between the Strand and Maiden-lank Mr. H. T. (o'e and Mr. Le Breton appeared for the and Mr. Lush and Mr. Quain for the defendant. The defvuil.int, it appeared, had recently pulled down one or the old h.oises belonging to him in the court and erected another on its site. and the prosecutors contended that, in d•nny so, he had built upon •portion of the ground over whirls the public bad gowned • right of way for seventy CC K ins the suggestion of the Lord Chief Justice the parties cam.• t.. -in arrangement, by which the case was to stand oar until certain alterstim had been carried out by the defendant. COURT OF =CHEQUER. satins at Miti Prina—(llshre Mr. Baron Martin and Cuomo° Jurisa.) summon r. MITCH %RD.- - BRIACH or ratottan OF iam.tcr. Mai. was aa walla brancht by the plaintiff to worm from the defendant for a breach of prumim of nu-nage. The ddeadant pleaded that he did not promise a. alkyd that a reasonahle time had not elapsed, that the ,in tiff was not ready and willing to promise, and denied thehreach. Mr. Serienat Furry and Mr. M. A. Maalonnel! were coon. ad for the plaintiff ; Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Matthews were for the defendant. The phunt iffio this ;tine is a hnusemai.l , about 29 years of ay.. and the defendant ie • publican, the landlord of the Hoop and Toy. at Thurloe.plare, 13rompton. He is a widower, with one chitlo d.iughter. awl his age is about 40. The plaintiff teat reWling at the housed • married eider by whom she • was introduced to the defendant in Cletober, Wet. The de foetal r.illed the nett day, and on the 26th of October he wrote to ask her to meet him in the evening at the comer of the square at seven o'clock, and io No- ' t ember be requested her to beat church in the moreino. The • ilefeadant appeared to be growing more ardent to his affection for the plaintiff, for in no. of his letters be pro mised " to watch over her as • mother does over her infant • child." la making her a present he wrote : " Thu little tribute which I send I hope you will receive, And keep it for the mks of one Who Inver will deceive.* And again, in reference to the death of his late wife. 1101260 Veleeee beginning : .th, seven years ago, my friend, .t gay and careless youth was I, Nor thought my pleasures e'er would ea l, sorrow cease my heart to sigh." It had been arranged according to the ideal:mitre case that the marriage should take place in two years from the period at which the parties became acquainted, which would have bees in Oct. lent. In the meaatime the defendant wee in the habit of meeting the plaiatiff, taking her to places of amusement. wed on nue oceadin wanted her to accompany him to the limner.' Victualler's Asylum foie at Cremoroc. Ous of the plaintiff's deter. deposed that the defend all frequently apoke of himself as • rich man, and oft nee eowoue stated that when his daughter came of age he weld give her 2010001. without darnace to his .111111 foetus. He had prosiesd that when the plaintiff became kls wife, her Inns should eases to live with them, sad he espesmed hi s w i s h th at the plaintiff's sister should be the bridesmaid, and should wear a white dress as much like the bride's as possible." The plaintiff ace eveuirig called at the defendaat • bones, and inquired why be had not been to on her, whin he told her he bed written to her that he 'said and as be had been busy. For the defenses aninagst the witnesses called was • younger rider if the plaintiff, who stated that she had heard her rimier my she hated the defendant, and on one occasion when be made her • present of • matte she said, "Mee what the old fool has bowed me." It was, however, intimated for the plaiatiff that the &Mondial had traaeferred hie atteetioas to the sinter of the plaintiff. Evidence was also gives that the defendant's MUM wall not anything like as great as had his. typreeratesL The jury retired. and on their return into court found a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, 201. THE POLICE COURTS. (THUS DAY.) -•--- OVILDHALI. It.or•.viltrrlTEß OP All .‘LLEA:ID MIALIMLIVT ,;“,e., J... 10 Parry. .I.k:ribs! 111 a merchant sad foreign Importer of 3, Brabant-court, Mai!pot-lase, who was brought from I:parira, upon • warrant, by Michael Hay.' don, one of the city detective sorgessts, was placed at the hat before Alderman Copeland, charged under the Benkruptcy 1.1.1 Coesnlidation Act of 1149 with obtaining goods to the seine of about 1.50 W. under false pretences, sad with not surrendering to hie bankruptcy. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Wheeler, the trade and the *Sons of the Court of Bankruptcy, that the pnaoaer was male a bankrupt on the 29th of November t, his liabilities at that time being estimated at about 3,0110/. He wee mitred to surrender on the • I:th of December, and on the 11th of January, but lid not appear on either of these days. He was there fore proclaimed is the usual form, and upon • rrimina/ prosecution being decided upon, • warrant was applied for at this office and placed in the hands of /Lydon, who proceeded forthwith to Geneva, where it amertaineil the bankrupt had taken refuge. In the meantime Inspector Hamilton, the chief if the detective department is the City, cow munimted by telegraph with the authorities at Genes, who immediately arrested the prisoner, sal detained him until Haydoo's arrival. !hiring the eight or ten days that be was in the loads of the Genevan Folio, he was confined in • small and close uoderground cell with very low diet, emulating of black bread and "gine," which reduced him to such a state 01 exhaustion that, instead of contesting his extradi tion, ea erns fully anticipated, he readily consented to ac. company Ha dos beck to d. It was further stated in ,reftr-ore kith, cbsrge of fZit:at nearly half the bankrupt's fitlehties were incurred within three months of his bankruptcy, ant Ulu as the assets were of • very doubtful value, and Afters large psckao g ea of goods had been ascertained to have been consigned abroad in • surreptitious meaner, it was believed that the bankrupt had also com mitted the offence of amending hie estate from his creditors. As, however, Hayden . did sot return with the bankrupt until yeeterday, the a were sot prepared with widest* with regard to s;r l = facts, arid therefore, after of the nonoerrender was given, a remand was !mead wooded to. A MANN EYX STRUCK OUT IT A FOWL.—On Wednesday a labouring man, named Joseph Arch, was cleaning a fowl house on the property of Mr. Brassington, of Haresfietil, near Gloucester, when a cock fowl which was standing near him suddenly flew at him, drove his sparred feet into his face, and struck out one of his eyes. The Tam ( , wooed by the disaster was most excruciating, and the auff..rer was naniittod Into the infirmary, where be received I bc.,l treatment.— 8e,51 , 4 Mercury. CO.V.VERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Tbe market is .toady, at the aimeged price. •- Town tallow, .eta. AI. nit Caah Feterebo% 9 Y.C. on 'Put. ; February to March, W s.: March, 6P. ; April Jose, 7.n5.61. ; October to December, 575. MAKI= AVEN.U.F.A.- Town tallow, 60e. 3d.; fat by ditto, 3r. 1 id. yellow I:ossiao, 61s. 9d.; malted atoll, 424.; rough ditto, 6d. ; tallow tyros's, ; good drop, 74. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) News. Davis and Co. moat trod* rasaalas dull at last kl-q's prices, ria, :- -Prima meadow bay, 73a. to 61*- ; saperior ditto, 90a. to 110 a. ; interior do., 40a. to 575. GI ; rowan, to 108. • doer, bas. to 1150- ditto 0, -• card cut, Ms. to Vt ..; straw, Mts. to data. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of winter greens are still imellicieut for the de. mind - Cositinental contributions. however, coutinue to improve. They consist of endive. lettuces, carrots, mti• chats, and green peas. The latter conic from PortngsL Pineapples and gtApell hEiv not Altered since our last. (6=s, may be obtained at shout last week's pricet. •ia may be had in quantity. also American lady apples. good cobs may bebad at fo.ol Is. to ls. fid, tte•r lb. eoraish broccoli is io.w arriving in cratefuls; but single heads of it realise as much as 4.1. and forL each. Cabbages am scam. Asparagus, French beans, and new potatoes may be bad, but prices for them are bigb. Cumnibers are scarce. Cut rlowcrs chiefly consist of orchids, lily of the valley, Chine., primulas, violets, migeonette, heaths, and roses. GREAT FIRE AT PECKHAM.-SIX HOUSES BURST.-(THIS DAY.) - 11- - At au early hour this morning s fire, attend it with great loss of property, occurred at Peckham. The premises in which the digester commenced were in the oven. patio f Mr. William. builder and carpenter, No. 10, 'Arlton• place, Lower Park-road, Peckham. The police on duty observing sparks issuing from the workshops, instantly raised an alarm. The engines quickly arrival, but owing to the nature of the stock, the flames spread with unusual rapidity, and in a very few minutes the fire had milord possession of the premises, and the flames rushing out of the various windows . , reached the houses on both aides. Th e damage door roust be very considershle, as besides the great destruction of property at Mr. William's, five other houses are most seriously injured. The cause of the misfortune is unkuowo. The loss will fall .as the Norwich Uuioo, and other offices. A tire of a very threatening character wa tlia covered in Bridgewater-plate, off Marketatreet, Manelies. ter. early hilt night. The principal warehouse which suffered he the lire was that of Messrs. Wadsworth, Bow. cock, aud . ro., and it was no closely hemmed in by buildiugs ,a all saes that three warehouses were on fire at one time. The tire brigade worked nio , t vigorously mail successfully, though some thousands of pounds' damage was done before the tire was extioguished.—MarinFrater gra.itinrr. THE FIRE AT BLENHEIM PALACE. —Mr. Scharf observes in the A therefaoi that the regret caused by the destruction .4 the large apartment known as the Titian Room, and formerly used for theatrical pu at Blen heim Palace, will in sonic degree be lease by the recol lection that the nine paintiugs representing the Loves of the Gude were sever accepted by the best judges as winks either of Thies or even as directly of his school. However, the magnificent picture, by Bulimia. of " The Rape of Prager. pine," was unfortunately in the same apartment, and perished with the rest. This as indeed a sail bets. It was univer sally admitted to be one of his very finest works, and almost entirely painted by his own hand. The compo sition being of great length, more than thirteen feet, by nearly seven feet in height, was arranged according to the principles of antique sculpture ; and there are many antique hatereliefs of this subject ; but the colouring was magnificent. It le to lie feared that no careful copy exista of this picture in colours. The composition only has been preserved in an etching by Seidman. The progress of the fire seems to have been checked in a great measure by the strength and solidity of the record-office end the muniment room adjoining. It is a matter of congratulation that the destruction did not extend to the valuable collection of archives and documents belonging to the family which have still to be put to their fall historical use ; and more for tunate again is it that the fi re stopped short o f th e billion' Town. filled with original pictures by Teniers, from which the Archduke Leopold's Gallery was engraved—an apart ment forming the angle of the main building, and which, if owe ignited, would have rendered a total conflagration of that side of the pekoe inevitable. FRII:HITCL ACTIVIST AT WOOLWICH.— Lititt eight between the hound 6 and 7 o'clock a serious mai. dent, by which two persons were severely injured and one killed, occurred at Woolwich. It appears that a horse in a cart, the property of Years. Bayly and Newman, provi• siou dealers of Creep's-end, was standing in the road front ing the premises of the arm named, when by some means the animal took fright, and galloped through Benasfonl 'Tare, to the main entrance gate of the Royal ArsenaL L nfortunately at least NOOO workmen and lads were Marin the establishment at the time, the road of course being crowded, and numbers before they were able to escape were knocked down and more or lees injured. Two men and a lad were run over by the vehicle, and received inch injuries that they were conveyed to the Royal Arsenal Hos pital, where they received every attention from the medical authorities, but one of the sufferers whose ribs were broken and who was much isjured internally, expired shortly after admission. After the accident the animal galloped for several miles until exhausted, and was stopped near Eltham. THE LATE HOlBll-WHIPPING CAMS AT CAMBRIME. --We have received the following letter from a friend of Mr. Brockhurst, to which we give insertion, as it entirely relieves us from the necessity of making any comment on this unhappy came :—" To the Editor of time CamOridgt Imelependeht Pre.a.-Bir.—With deep regret I have just read in the supplement to my Himpatire Indendeput, of yesterday, the account of the fracas between the Itev. Joseph (not James) Sumner Brockhtunt and the Rev. Edward Dodd. Appreciating and heartily sympathis infeirith your evident sentiments of repot at its occurrence, to say that doubtless the first Panted clergyman is ea old fiend and patient of mine—one whom I very much respect, esteem, and regard, as a highly talented theologise and clergyman, an erudite and accomplished scholar, an elegant gentleman, and • really benevolent, good man notwithstanding the absolute contrary in this instance is evident, though I assure you (with all positive confidesee) not real, as I attended hint for a long period during his sojourn in the island some few years since. I therefore feel it my duty to say that he is 'object to occasional very severe attacks of aberration of mind, fur which (with other ailments) I attended him ; and I well remember one of these attacks was of so severe sod long continued duration that I deemed it advisable to call, is consolltation, my valued friend Mr. John Martin, surgeon, of Ventoor, Isle of Wight ; but from which he ultimately recovered. This attack was not his first : in fact, if I recollect rightly, I think be had been in absolute coefinernent ; and, well knowing his exceedingly nen . ous and highly excitable temperament, I have nu doubt but that the rev. pietlenian in question is my old, valued, worthy, but at time.) mentally afflicted fnend. You are at perfect liberty to maks whatever ass yon plasm of this letter, either to publish it or not. I have writhes a somewhat similar communication to the Rev. &lewd Dodd.—Faithfully yours, J. J. F,. Dalai% Isle of Wight, Feb. 3, 1861." la con. we may here state that in 185+4 a son of Mr. hreekkuret, as of in the 53rd regiment, was mortally wounded at the siege of Mean Gunge, in India, and died after seek ealering ; and was spoken most highly and alfactiouately of by hi, commanding officer. Father and ana appear to have been ardently attached to each other, and tits event no doubt had a very painful effect. —Can ters* Independent. A Pi totrl or Toanti.-- k At a meeting of the Bath Council au Tuesday, the Cold Water Committee (as it is curiously styled) recommended the erection of palings round the reservoir at Batheastoo, at a cost of W. Mr. Fuller said the object was to prevent the inroad and continual descent of toads. The feet was that although it might be said such animals do not affect water, the consequences of their inroad into the reservoir at flatheeston were serious. The spawn of these animals was the creation of such myriad., that they got into the water pipes, sod caused • great deal of expense. This was what the committee wished to pre vent, if possible. The animals mme from the land, and the palings were such as the engineer advised should be sclopted. From the statements of other members the nuisance ap peared to be of a very disgusting nature, and as the paling was reported to be an efficient protection for the future, the report was adopted.—Brodol Mercury. . _ A CHILD PARTLY EATEN BY • RABBIT.—A sin alder circumstance occurred at Hall on Friday (yesterday) week. The diet of rabbits, generally speaking, on. sista of vegetables and roots, but one of these crea tures., belonging to Mr. Courtesay, pbotagraphist, residing at No. 10, Oesan•plaos, Hall, on Friday after won, was found by the servant (who we. attracted to the cradle in consequence of the child crying) busily engaged making a meal of the hand s of the child, which is ten months old. It was at once taken off, when it was found that two fingers of one hand and a now sod thumb of the other had been eaten completely away.—Yeeksaire Gazette. SWOOP or A HAWK ON • BIZAILPART TABLE. On Thursday morning week, se Mr. Duncaffe, of Pirko, near Wolverhampton, was sittiug with his family at breakfast, a hawk dashed against the window of the room with such violence that a large pane of plate clam was shivered into a thousand fnigments, several pieces striking Mr. Dwindle on the forehead, which was cut, but not seriously. The bird fell in • dying state upon the breakfast table. What makes the circumstance the more remarkable is that this ie the third time, within a few yeare, that Mr Duncalfe's windows have been broken in the same war, in each came ending in the death of the hawk.—fftefordskire Advertiser. The famous Doomsday Book of William the Commerce is now at the Ordnance Map-ofbca, Sookb are p. ton, (~r the porno*e of being copied by the new process of photosincography. SHARE L1578.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocw. The railway share market to-day is dull. There is nu recovery from the late fall. London and Nurth-Western Railway stock is flatter, aud Great Western slightly firmer. Present quutations are as follows : London and North Western, 10011 to ,4, ; Great Western, 69i to ; Midland, 1313 to 132,1 ; Lancashire and York ,hire, 114 k to 115 3 ; Caledonian, 97 to I South Eastern, 85 to I ; and Great Northern, 111 to 112. Loinbarlo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at to i dia. There is a rise in Great Weston' of Canada Railway shares. All the Indian lint% are timer. sRTn 410 'Cann all" r ia tall. per mit. Dan.Pushot Aber. Jos. Lid inns. A, p. D Do. s. C.T p. el et Oses. Ds-, p.c4. Nal Do. _ do. 110.21 DaAwdpd Itiatans trodon. 4 p. et. 1414. Glugoir Op. aa idls.,Peeth, ,L p.o. Gnat Northern. 6 p. eL De.6o.red.s4 10 p.44.p5. Do. 4 pee call Do.l p.d i c 144.11 r. looliad, GLW44l.()larkeillses4) Do. mina p. mit Do. Do. Wedeln. and mina 4 p. 4 p. et. 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Moon. 1876 I Agit. 0°9..6 p. a Bondal Tin Ov.6p. o.Jon.itJuly Do. do. 'p.c. Aor. it net. 107 108 ac 110 112 10% 1001 171 1081 107 1081 1 106} es 100 98 100 197 N BRITISH HINDS. ~osi~ :: Alfred Caw MbiUmki Br . ttlak Iron - 6: oTo ! ,1 ! 11 1 I:ii.3 :: 1.120 20 14000 .. 611 .. 4000 .. 44000 1 Clifford Der. G. Con. (MAIM ) Lit Bisset (Mogan) Neat Condon LIM Noma (hybe ) On abler et Bt. Minya Greet Beath Tolima O.WIt. Alfred (Mlle* 0. Wb. Vor (Neleton) Grenville Hercerolloot lilnplen Downs Indy aurilea NM2reMay Want) lewne N. Anneee (Mo Y. lame (mops) Noels Meal Melly Par Own (ill Provnivere (ll.V e lenl). SorlrlngeOes. 00. Cereals Ole. Cleerj IS. C. Brea (Megan) i B. no es Ins ilea o.oo v o . 6 0,200 10 2i:600 :: 1.?I4 .. (1.111.17_ S. W. imam (maps) Stray Pot ITaraarellalmallbae 4 - Li - ti ,me 112 Vas d ((, lev ) Wad Bunt ( I. W Quadas ( Vial Moe saw IL li. M. 111. IS LI 8.a.8 Bi. lb. f Uosed Lit * - 1!.;' it:.. 1 11.111 1140. IR IR Id ( 112: 2, F i a, WL baler WL lIIIVIIa. Wbsal May Ara Wt h r afti tgawasy ) Mak ULM& a 4 . La Ll 4osii .. ro. 1 Sh. 010.410 St Klattourelat MO 164,000 St. ID*. 4 p. et. Pret..lllo PA ,084.604 at. lied as 4 West I■olo 1•0 ,401,110 Bt. ILoodoa IN 800 St. St. Katharine 000,006 St. Southatepte• 400,000 al Victoria 0,000 10 Do..licrie JOINT ROCK Ars Aseirsieidia Beak el Beak of Beak et Turkey MU& Mart. Brink el India. Australia, sad Mier. awned. Mere. el Isalls4 I. and Min. City Colonial_ Bark .1 Com. of CaosdA YCom. of London Nn& lioot.&AusLCkortd Bi!a_:11 of 81•141.gla!,4 107 101 1 116 106 600 410 x 1071 1124 12 14 71 t 12 I 71 8 11 1 It 4 I t It S 4. SO 4 : S 6. Ch. Bank Of Auld. London and County .... London Joint Sloe ..k London & South African i t a 4 8,1 id 1.0 Ift X ie um II 31 SU WO 1111 1171 130 140 11 I 12 131 19 It 15 17 IS 100 e Ms Fir es 114 08 TO 19 90 609 61 AlLd 19 1 MI 211 li n id 29 '.O 1.1 ax I 1$ la xdj _ on :4 gi i:e l 1,261 11,789 9,9151 10711 12 Lod :oa Titor7.l Nit. Pro,. of logland.. 18 id 81 le I die WON n,OOO aoo 60,E 60,000 "SI INational Bank New South Wales 'Oriental Bank Caerawn Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland , Ito. 'South Australia 'Onion of Australia Onion of London ii7olty Mutual 4T 48 14 18e 100 8 .nglo-31exicant Australian Agried Berlin Waterwceirs Brit. American Zama Brit.& Dish Mag. TaL • Do. B 7 per o. tin IMO Do.o 24 25 'di 121 1111 14i S . St idl .... 64 I.iii l 20 10000 ,000 330.000 100,030 HMO AND 102011, 1040 20,000 12,000 30,000 _Rd _ld Canada land O Cb p annel blends TeL (L) o. hts of lisp* Smell Do. Prot Id per ern Crystal Palma Do. rrderenas Do. 6 p. et. Pulp. Deb Fastindiallrrig.4 Canal Electric Telegraph Do. New Nue. and Amt. Cop. Oen Steam Navigation Gnat Ship (Limited) Do. ne per coot. PreL Len. District Tel. (1..) London Discount (L.l Loa. Gun. Ounalbus Oe. Madras Lrrign. t Canal MeditenmaassileaTel. Medlter. Tel. (Us.) Naga's' Dleerant Oo Nerboddaooehltlron(L) Netherlands !and_ zd 1;714 104,076 60,000 00,000 40,000 100,400 WOW 62 id - ii "it 29 47 i 18 U 87 18 10 13 15 108 111 24k k id l od Do. Sp. a., Is. ail di. N. Bruns. a N. Scot. Id. N. Brit. Australasian total Gas ._ . ii:iiii 16.000 000,000 14.906 76.030 150.000 11.500 60,0(t. 10.000 Do. " New Sheave' .. Arlen. In. Stm. Peel Rim Lad& Ma. reolo.esed 0n... Mien Se xd 100 NO NO 1 100 101 103 108 IN Os 98 101 7 el t 7 7 Oh 7 7 dls 311 lel 1021 1 - 1 i ii pm M Da New 110 Dm • lad. T. 4 a. tor Mys. by Br. Gm II y lam 11 . Now LM loyal Mall Mama IL Aust. Inmolut. • th Australis Lad 1 haulm TM. Ilarlp 1 Do. do. Daglatoral 10 Do. do. . es It i 4 f d u :d li 01 dls 1 zd 1 I Ads par If 30114 41 61 ri 73 11 12 pis _ _AIM. Ox Up. Caw *am Deassits Loa— . 17e Ise 11 19 II 1 41 60 111 135 id 111 3.6 7n A a an I lii - 6 1 - 7 1 et be RAILWAY RWIT226. —The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending the 2W of February amounted to 489,=0/., and for the cor responding week of last year to 453,896/., showing an in crease of 33,3251. The For receipts of the eight railway. haring their termini m the metropo li s amounted to 212,7761. ; and for the corresponding week of 1860 to 200.945/.. showing an increase d 8,8281. The increase on the Eastern Counties Hallway amounted to 166/. ; on the Great North e rn to 1O8V.; on the Great Western to 2,6751.; on the London and North-Western to 2,774/.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 3211.; on the London and South-Western to 9911.; and on the South Eastern to 8381.—total, 8,849/. But from this must be deducted 21/., the diereses on the London and Blackwell, leaving the lucre.., as above, 8,828/. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 276,4441., and for the corresponding week of last year to 251,9471., showing an increase of 24,4971., which, added to the in crease on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 33,3251., as compared with the corresponding week of 1860. OADLNAILY BRAINS AND lITOCEL hi lALULIFAIL all 81rm.,WoL &nourVaL 100 Itirk..Laa,&illea.lraa all Blackburn all illyth and Tyne all hoston,Slealr‘th IM ,11rLstol and Butte 100 Caledoulnu all Cork and Deadest all Cornwall all Do. A I A no dlr. until, all Do. II pc. Is veldt* B. all Dublla and Belfast Jae. all Duad..Ferth, &Ahdan 1 00 Zest Angilan 100 &stern cduntlos 100 Eastern I:nion. Stock A 100 r Do. Stook W But !Suffolk 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow 100 Edlobro*, Perth, Dundee all Forth and Clyde Junc. 100 Glasgow &B. Western all Great North of Scotland 100, Great Northern 10 0 0 0 1 DO. • Stock 100 Do. B nook 1 Gt. South! WWI. (Us ) 100 Greet Westerd Do.StourVal.Gua.kik. Gnashhet Yorludtbe 'Loudon and Black'sAl Lon.,Brighton,&B.ooast landon,Chatiun.,&Dov. Loudon & North Walla Do. Eighths London& South Welters Londonderrs&Colendn. Do. and Enniskillen Man.,Shet,&Lincolnah Metropolitan Midland Do. N De. Kim d: Derby 111 d. Ut. Wn. (Ire.) VII Kent Newcastle and Carlisle Newry& ArmachAlL Norf Newry, Warreop.ties North olk British North Devon 11aLL 41D Do. A N. Eestorn—Droldt lira: - - g . - xTii Fr - e: 1 --- Do i 7,17 North kadott North&S.Westerdaas North Staffordshire Nott &GranthautLetC Peebles Porte:oath Rhyranity Scottish Central Soottish N. IL Aboath Scottish 10.1 W blrooplio• Dim ilkiegboorooillesio &nth Divas South rosters itiooth Wales S. Tasked ot Blow latolookW lestion DIU. OW TIN Vale Mike Do. Do. I Veil 14 NSW I * 1 I W.lllartlaart3.4lU Wait .od—Oxford Ditto Zi= Ditto I , IILIBAJOII Ckalag vim•s yesterday. 2 I SS 7 SS 100 Ink 971 II Si LS% Ift SO al ST 119 Si IS M 88 24 27f 113 115 111 Ili 164 166 1111 114 11! 113 Gal On Si 64 114 ilh 64 1 1161 114 115 id 48 60 1401 101 Kle NI 10 n 11 12 1 Si Si go US Me 104 106 sal/ Mt 64 II Si 104 104* par 1 pia 00* PI 0 101 103 10* 10! 31 3 die 8 8* 1001 V7I i 1041 H 4 116 831 SO S. So 44 60 6 7 39 41 85 861 GO 62 90 150 4 7 42 43 101 11l pm 691+ 115 i 14] 115 14k id ... 1001 1 61 11 sd 131 11 se 11 .. pm 104 i 1 2 I 1 141 I _ 1..3.7. ___ ii, 1 K 47 41 43 U 114 111 113 109 111 itt }mil 12 dia taps 133 136 14 11 13 14 192 14 1112 104 91 93 100 102 87 . 90. 46 Ix 116 1.10 11• 100 102 11$ 116 Si ft Ms! MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA k.) Two o'CLora. The funds to-day are firm at yesterday's closing quotations, with little business. The other depart ments of the Stock Exchange are quiet. British railway stocks remain dull at the late fall. There is, however, an improvement in Indian railway shares, owing to the signal success of the new loan. With regard to the new loan we are enabled this morning to state that the lowest price accepted in full is 98/. lle. 4d. The full particulars have not yet transpired, the labour involved in the details being very great. The new Indian loan, after experiencing several variations, is now steady at 1004 to I. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rent.; opeced at 68k. 60c., being rather more than 4 per cent, higher than they closed yesterday. Consols are officially marled 92, 91k, and 911 for money, and gn for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 92 for money, and 921 to for the 7th of March. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 911; New Time per Cents., 911, 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, ex piring in April, 1885, 16, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 100, 1 ; ditto for account, 1001, 99/ ; ditto, New Loan, 1001, /, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 951, ; Four per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 77, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 101, I, 101; Exchequer Bills, 45., 35., dis., par. There is a fall in the Turkish Loan of 1858. which is now quoted 55 to 56, after being marked 56i. The Loan of 1854 is flatter at 69} to 7011. Mexican Bonds maintained the improvement which took place yesterday afternoon. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., fur account, 99} ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 85k, ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100} ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 23i, ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 5 1 1; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1858, 56 ; ditto, for account, 561 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 58 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 94 ex div. The steamer America, which has sailed to-day for the United States, has taken 34,5061. in specie. HALF-PAST Two o'CLo(E. Consols have fractionally improved since 2 o'clock ; the present quotations are 911 to 92 for money, and 921, "buyers," fur the account. The tenders for the Indian loan yesterday reached an aggregate of about 13,270,0001. The amount tendered for at and above 981 is about 6,000,0001. All the tenderer, from 98t upwards will, it is believed, receive the full amount written for. Amongst them are Messrs. Rothschild for 950.0001., at 981. Tenderers at 981 will probably receive a cer taro portion of the amount applied for, or possibly the whole of it. All tenders at and below 98,1 are certainly rejected. They represent about 7,600,0001. The bulk of the bids from the Stock Exchange were from 98 to 98,j. The aggregate between these figures was probably 5,030,000/. These all go for nothing. As soon as the news reached the Stock Exchange there was an active demand for the scrip of the new loan to cover speculative sales. The price reached 101, and closed at 1004 to 101. A subscriber at 99 has, therefore, Ili to 2 per cent. profit. The issue of 1859 has advanced to 1004 to The discount market was very tight yesterday. The lowest rate for the best bills was 7 per cent. At the Bank of England the demand was very active. In the Stock Exchange the pressure was such that 8 and 9 per cent, were paid fur loans on Consols for a day or two. The cause of the pressure was not very clear. The contracted con dition of the circulation has some effect. A deposit of 2 per cent. on 13,000,0001. of tenders for the new loan represents an aggregate of only 260,0001 The payment for the 450,0001. in silver which will go by the next Bombay packet may have contri buted to disturb the market. As soon as the scrip of the new loan is issued, holders will begin to pay up the instalments in advance in order to obtain the 5 per cent. discount. This will carry money into the Bank of England. The favourable movement in the Vienna ex• change is to an extent which has attracted general attention. It is inferred that there must be some strong political ground for it. In some quarters the decision of the Prussian Chamber of Deputies against interference in Italian affairs is thought to be the cause, as it may have some effect upon the obstinacy of Austrian government. The latest quotation of exchange from Vienna is 143, show ing a movement of 4 per cent. in favour of the Austrian currency. The Strathdon has arrived from Melbourne with 49,040 ounces of gold, valued at 196,000/. The following gold ships are known to be still at sea, viz.:—The Clutha (out 84 days), with 96,0001. ; the Essex (out 83 days), with 59,500!. ; and the Champion of the Seas (out 77 days), with 37,0001. The Oneida, which sails to-day for Brazil, will take 14,000/. in silver and 1,2701. in gold. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the only feature was the excitement in Austrian paper, as referred to above. The quotation for bills on Vienna was 15.65 to 15.66 on Tuesday, and 14.80 to 15 8. to-day. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18; to 191 ; ditto 3 days, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.471 to 521; HamWrg, ms. banoo, 3 months, 13.71 to I ; Park, 3 days' sight, 25.20 to 71 ; ditto 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Franlolort-on-the-Mtine, 3 months, 1181 toe Peters burg (per rouble), 3 months, 331 w 341 ; Vienna, eft 20., 3 months, 14.80 to 15.00; Trieste, ditto, 3 months, 14.80 to 15.00 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 8 ; Cadiz, 3 months,4Bl to 49 ; •Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 90 ; Genes i 3 months, 25.721 to 7) : Milan, 3 !months, 25.724 to 7 ; Naples, 3 months, 39L ; Palermo, 3 months, 181 to 4 ; Messina, 3 months, 111-1 to 90; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 t.ol • Oporto, days, 53 to g. _ . - • The following official notification was issued yesterday with regard to investments of Chancery trust funds : General Orders and Rules of the High Court of Chancery, issued by the Lord High Chancellor. Order of court as to investments, Friday, the Ist day of February, in the 24th year of the reign of her Majesty Queen Victoria, 1861. The Right Honourable John Lord Campbell, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, by and with the advice and assitance of the Right Honourable Sir John Romilly, Muter of the Rolls ; the Right Honourable the Lord Justice Sir James Lewis Knight Bruce, the Right Honour able the Lord Justice Sir George James Turner, the Honour able the Vicc4hancellor Sir Richard Torin Kiederaley, the Honourable the Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart, and the .. . - . Honourable the Vice. Chancellor Sir William Page Wood, doth hereby, in pursuance and execution of the powers given by the statute 23 and 24 Vict., c. 38, and of all other powers and authorities enabling him in that behalf, order and:direct in manner following: INVESTMENTS Or CASH UNDER THE CONTROL OP THE COURT. Cash under the control of the court may be invested is Bank Stock, East India Stock, Ezcheluer•bills, and 21. 10s. per Cent. Annuities, and upon mortgage of freehold and wpyhold estates respectively in England and Wales, as well as in Cousolidated 3/. per Cent. Annuities, Reduced 3/. per Cent. Annuities, and 'New 3/. per Cent. Annuities. SERVICE Or PETITION. Every petition for the purpose of conversion of any 3f. per cent. Bank Annuities into any other of the docks, funds, or securities bereinbefore mentioned, shall be Barred upon the trustees, if any, of such Bank 31. per Cent. Annuitim and upon such other persons, if soy, as the court shall think fit. CASIPBHLL, C. JOHN Ronn.ix. Y.R. J. L. Kmont Biwa, L.J. 0. J. Tumors, L.J. RICID. T. Kruonsurr, V.C. JOHN Brussa, V.C. W. P. Wow. V.C. The following is an exact copy of the resolution unanimously adopted by the Stock Exchange cum mitten for the expulsion of a member, as already alluded to : Yr. Theodore Rabershon having been found guilty of clinraceful and dishonourable ecoduct in • transfer for • principal, wherein he practised gross and systematic decep tion, which lie attempted to conceal by means of • fictitious clidque • fake entry in his hooka, arid also by statements =car devoid of truth made to the committee during their inveqicetiou of the case ; Resolved,—That Mr. Theo dore liaberanio had inclined the extreme penalty coat:tined in Rule 17, and that he be expelled from the Stock Ex , cage.—By order of the committee, Piiumid) Gnome bonitos, Secretary. The prospectus of the Jamaica Cotton Growing Company is issued. The names put forward in connexion with this undertaking are very respect able. It is submitted as an experiment which deserve( support at the present juncture. The capital bated limited to 20,0001., of which only 10,0001. is to be called up in the first year. The originators of the company have had a long and practical acquaintance with the capabilities of Jamaica. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows tide week au iocroaxe of 1,344/. A telegram received yesterday by the Mediter ranean Extension Telegraph Company announces the succemsful submersion of the telegraphic cable between Corfu and Otranto, a distance of about 740 The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending January 19, v.ere 11,4141. sterling, being 1,120/. more than for the corresponding week of last year. There was a general decline yesterday . in the shares of the new marine insurance companies. The cause was Rome further considerable sales of the Thames and Mersey Company's shares, accompanied by a report, which appeared to meet with no contra,- diction that, in consequence of the losses already referred to, the directors will not feel themselves justified in recommending any dividend or interest at the approaching meeting. It has always been felt that the Liverpool business is the weak point in this company's operations, owing to the peouliar nature of the cotton and other risks. The return of the Bank of England for the weak ending Wednesday, Feb. 6, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 4,186,479 Increase 605,032 Other dopointa 11,927,130 Decrease 639,909 Onvenunent securities in _ banking deportment 8,444,776 Decrenve 2,654 Othermeurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both defertmenta . -- 11,832,836 Increase 215,220 Seven day and other bills 655,381 Increase 21,963 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes/actin) in banking department 6,428,641 Increase 321,445 These cliange s are of a favourable character. Both the bullion and the reserve have increased, whilst the private securities have diminished. The Ger:ette specie statement fur the week ending Wednesday lost gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 42,2231. ; exports of gold, 130,1141. ; imports of silver, 250,8021. ; exports of silver, 135,734/. BABE 01 IDTGLAND.—An ald 8111 Vie., c. for the • I, 18b1. Mane Dil Note& laued £25,448.315 L 25,488,315 BANKING DI Proprietors' Capital 414,653,000 lest 5,485,796 Public Deposits all owing laxcheq Bev. Bute, Wa nds. et National Debt, end Dli. Accts ) Other Deposita Seven day and other _~_,: cas,ssi mount pursuant to the Act 7th ek ending ou Wtiintoday, lecb. PARTMENT. IGovernment debt.. L 11,016,100 Other securities . 3,489.900 Gold ooin and bid .. Hon W --- 9744,970 Silver 1.2118.345 L 25,488,315 £34,807,786 PARTMMer. Government Item cities llocludle~ Deed Weight, An nutty) t8,444,', it Other Securities Notes ()old and terse Ooln 819,52t Feb. 7,18 Q. 04,807.78 S MARSHALL. Chief Cashier. FIUDLY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterdaitiiiitTillor the 7th of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 921' to 1, and closed. at 92k to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9)911, 92, 911 ; ditto for account (March 7). , 1 A ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 91/, 92, 911, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; Bank Stock, 231, ; India Stock. 219, 2181 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 1; ditto for acount, 991, 081, 991 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; ditto 1859, 96 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 96. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was firm at 94 to 95, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 100 to 101. - - It is somewhat remarkable that, in spite of the pressure for money, Exchequer Bills rose 3s. to day, closing at 4a. din to par. Mexican Bonds were in demand this afternoon, and had risen at the close to Mi to 1 . There were more inquiries for Portuguese Bonds. The Turk ish Loan of 1854 was steady at 701 to I ; and that of 1858 at 561 to 1. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :--Ocean Marino In surance, 21; to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marines to prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, I/ to prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irri gation, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; East India and London Shipping, to 1 prem. ; and India Cotton, Ito 1 prem. In the market for Bank shares to-day there was an improvement in Bank of Loudon. Canada Land shares were inquired for, whilst Australian Agri cultural were Sat. Red Sea Telegraph were firm. [at 18. MINES-{THIS DAY.) Two o'Oloox. The mining market to-day is steady. There are inquiries for West Caradon and East Caradon shares ; the former are marked in the Stock Ex change 81, and the latter 121. Went Bassethave been dealt in at 18 ; Wheal Basset, at 109 and 108 ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), at 121. The other trans actions have extended to Wheal Union, East Basset, South Condwrow, Bottle Hill, Wheal Seton ' East Wheal Russell, and St. Ives Consols. St. John del Hey Mining shares are in increased demand, and are marked 301 and 314. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) haven dealt in at 1 prem. , being firm. . . At R heal Baeaet liZeting, on the sth inst., • dividend of :If. per share was declared, leaving 1,7781. 12s. 91. to the next account. South Wheel Basset, on the sth inst., made a cal of If. per share. The Cain Brea Mines have declared adividend of 21. per share. AT Wheal Unity meeting yeWorday, a call of 4e. fxr share was made. II sl PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. - -• Uvispoot.. Fan. 6.—The market opened soaker, and war on unanisotearddrolymn.yosmucogireanofdit32lh,:efdiasiioul, el r lng h.W. en eat:. / . l ln a o l lu a y r lv l in g e.fri t ete— b r e .d7o h . i n gbeil itoohiAnc.2 t E.l_ . ex t . s i i e Lid ps 7 25 946 ,:—liirkenhead, el 611-43dedonian stock. 971 j—ffastersi Counties, 101 1--Oreat Northern 'dock. 112 113—S11.11mM new shares, 19.16 lldii pm—Manchester. Medial' , and Lincolnshire. 621—North British Stock, 1151 1— 3iirth Staffordshire. 821 — North y Ait , n. & n osh ittork.llo4l ,—Do..York Capital Stock, 0d B—Do. L e w,st m k, sof 01—Wert Midland (Oxford , , 46 47—Dutch' Rhenish, 3 1.1.—0 rest Luxembourg. 61 .—Grand Trunk of c Ana d a , et re st Western of Canada, It) tom, .16-1111nols Cen t, 201 28 d —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 f—Thames and _ 0 stereo ar iseli Company, 1 13.16 p. IlasetiMiThr. FED. B.—The market wag dull and drooping all day. rosin, at a little above the lowest prices. Tasters Counties. 10 8.16-Grand Trunk of Canada, 6 7.16--theat Western of Canna& 111 I—Great Western, 69/ 9; 9 I, I 11—Lancashire an d Vorkshlre. 1151 15 141 1 1 i 16 1 16—Do. (E. Lane. Fire per Cent , 119—London and North Western, 100} Manchester. M Sheeld, and Ltrioninshlre, 511 1,--Widland, 192 11 Wilt! 11—Do. New, 1 11.16 p.—North Eastern, Berwick, 1041 1 il--• South Eastern. t 9 9.16 i 946-1111nols Central, Se cl. —Morten and Mersey, 1 946 4 146 1 p. 15-16 i l—W hiteharen and l'or nes., 16/—Shettield Fret, 1311—Do. (61. Pref.). 7.16 p. BIRNINAH AK, TIM. f.—The latest quotations were,- Sire, i ng ham Guaranteed, 761 to 771—London and North Western. ioof to I—South Stafford!, at 114 to 1. done at 111-11irmOt1.0. Canal. at 961. sellers—Shropiddre Bank. at 3f to 3:, Biriutii.;- ham Old MR. at 101 to !,. Business limited. I 1 I