The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-11 00:00:00

AlowillMlliinsii,,l LATIZT lh 1 PALLItIXNUX. THE POLICE COURT:4. (THIS DAY.) THE ITALIAN QUESTION.-THE ENGLISH PROPOSALS. BERLIN, PIIDAT. MARLBOROUGH-M.IMT.: UTTBILINO ♦ POLO= CRUM& The despatch. by which Baron von Schleinita has peen his adhesion to the English proposals concern tug the Itshart oegotwitioue, contains a say impor tant reservation. - ▪ fraileni, of 6, Brafford-elreet, Odd Bosd-atmet, .adder, we brought before Mr. Bleghate, ehiwgediuslaila opener Whither, of the deteetive hers, yak forged cheque to the ones at M., with Weal to deem; Mews. Bddulph aad Cooke, bankers,4B, C John Allred Howard, cashier at Meeme.V=sad Cocks' beak, proved that the chigoe wee a forgery, sad that no person of toe more it here led as socouat at the bask. • Mary Lou Cockerel', daughter of Mr. Hoary Cockerell, of the Goat sad Bur pa he-hoar, 6, Swallow area, Ragent-strest, proved that the primer prereatel the cheque and received al. an it. laspeotor Which, proved apprehending the prisoner and lading as him two other cheques for the sem et 361. each, both of which were forgeries. The prisoner wee °permitted for trial, but mei be asala brought up on Friday east. Although the proposals an accepted by Prowls as the beau of a future agreement between the Great rowers, the Prussian cabinet nevertheless declares beforehand that it could not approve any combina tions which might be in opposition to the principle of legitimacy upon which the Prussian monarchy is founded. It is supposed that Russia will make a similar VIRIINA, Fan. 9. Tee direct reply of Austria to the proposal of England for settling the Italian question has been delayed for some dap, Coat &cabers haring in formed Lord J. Russell sad IL Thisavenel, by tele graph. tout the proposal requiem very careful x.asderatuto. SHARE LISTS.--ZHIS LA I. Two o'C%ocs. The railway share market retains an upward tendency. South Eastern and Eastern Counties stocks are again in prominent request, and have rises f to f per cent. There is also a rise of fto per cent. in Great Western, Lancashire sod Yorkshire, and Great Northern stocks. Loudon sad North Western stock is now quoted 99 to f I Great Western, 69 to f t Midland, 110 to +; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 100 to f t Great Northern, 108 to ; South Eastern, 883 to f ; Eastern Counties, 88 to 1 ; and London and South Western, 961 to f Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have improved to lf to lf prem. Other foreign as well as oolonial railway shares are quiet. a► I no. IM IF4 13 IN 1 I 4 I Ili 103 1 10114 IN le* 11 01 a/ 101 11 Pt Oil t o il 10 60 rag awe i h.... woo MAN Oa Juourrew ~ Ilia IN —. MA ilt. Oa 4 p.aa. he. IN —. li=. lii. Ora it Won Isila IL lagolloolos gokilil Oa twahirroa.. NNW Mar 'traria ..... - Si 4 e . . id* I 111 id Ma lee lel 11l i al I I tad MI THE EXPRFSS, SATURDAY KVENINO, FEBRUARY 11, 1860. 111111711111 POl OIL ...1 rat I &kayo. •Lw."-"Tts:i , ............1 D 6 reelleibie7: .. M . M i r - 4; MN 6rL. b e l t, I / li g • =tr a l i i:ti lisiti l lll3 ‘ 06611 p i :.:. f t • ...- AO. %Ply Diii6* Da 6 l er et. 1..: T O pstki Opel. 64 Dok 4. WS i5ettr .. ............ ...7.„, Tagus pea L cz . ..... 066•06. Da Bre STreZ d Tl I 1 . .. tl 2 mt. 1 6.1. 6. li pie oust 46. 6 paused . kl.l get iliA.fttss. in Is. Ges. 6 we 66.604 la. 4tl==.46.Ame. .i..sh. tLed ih I as. 41, kid do Oeie I lashosti Slitsigiria MEWL ths//sl. Nib:. 'ow.' 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The budget hie been favourably received in the City, and has solely occupied attention this morniog, Its announcement has been followed by a further rise of 3 per oent. in the funds. British railway stocks are still advancing, especially Smith Eastern and Great Western. Business in the Stock Ex• change, however, is quiet. The price of the Three per Cent. Rents. at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 87fr. 80c., being without change from yes terday. The scrip of the new Canadian Loan is firmer, at I to 21 prem., and the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869, at 103} to 4. The Indian rupee paper exhibits no alteration of importance. Consols are officially marked 941 and 4 for mousy, and 944 and for the account. Tke present quotations are 941 to for cash, and 9 4 / 1 "buyer.," for the Bth of March. The Three per Cent/. Reduced have been dealt in at 941,96, and 944; the New Three per Cents., at 941, 95, and 944; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, of 1869, at 1031 and f; the Five per , Cent. enlaced rupee paper, at 971 ; 'the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 971; ditto, 1869, at 97; ; India Bonds, at 31. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 235. and 265. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Turkish stocks are firmer : the Loan of 1868 has been dealt in as high as 861. Sales are recorded as follows: French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rents., 97fr. 871 c. (exchange, 26fr.); Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 974; Sardinian Five per Cents., 861 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 66, 661, 86; ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1014; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 281, 261. There was noalteration of moment yesterday is the discount market. The large payments into the Bank on account of revenue partly explain the small supply of money in some channels. It is difficult to get the best bills discounted in Lombard-street at 4/ per cent., 41 being generally asked. Six months bills are not readily planed at 61. A further decline of 1 per cent. took place yester day in the Indian rupee paper, sellers offering more freely. The Five per Cent. was last quoted 97 to 4, end the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 103 to 4, with a heavy market. The approaching important &axle ration of the telegraphic communication with India is looked forward toes likely to diminish materially the wide margin hitherto existing between the prices in the home and Eastern markets. It is said that a considerable amount of these securities is coming forward by the Calcutta mail, which will be deli vered early next week. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" continuation day"), and terminate on Wednesday. No bullion was withdrawn from the Bank yeseer day,for exportation. The 14,7201. in Australian gold by the I )elts will be sent away. The steamer Pere, which will leave to-morrow, will take 223,0701. in silver, and 46,6101. in gold, for Bombay, and 6,2001. in gold for Alexandria, making a total of 273,7801. The last Bombay packet took 466,9001. _ _ The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon re tained the firmer appearance lately noticed. The exchanges on St. Petersburg and Vienna, however, were quoted lower. With reference to the influx of Indian government paper, the circular of MOMS. Pixley, Abell, and Langley has the following : Indian government lose notes remain without much chew, and the market, for the moment., is not a good one. We however beg to cell the special attention of those In terested is these securities to the official fact that the total amount of noire sdvleed front India to the India-house, as enlaced up to December 31 last, doss not much exceed 4,000.0001. ; then allowing for coupon notes 1,000,0001., end 600,0001. for notes of all kinds since January 1 to date, the total amount of rupee stock held in this country ossnot aimed 6,600,0001. Of Ibis sum it is judged that half is held by parties (trustees and others) who held It in India, wheat* it has been transferred, on the holden' eocoonta, to the Lon don books, and ceseequently has le no way affeotcl either the exchanged or bullion movementa. Tim remaining amount, say at the outside 3,000,0001., is all that can have tended to disturb the ordinary cores of the Indian exchanges, and es that amount has men in the course of rsinittsuce daring the last twelve months, we think It Is clear that India rupee stocks are accountable to • slight extent only for the late drain of gold trout the Bank, and disturbears of the money market. Her Majesty's London "Agents-General for Crown Colonies" are receiving tenders ' until the 14th inst., for Trinidad Six per Cent . . Debentures to two several amounts of 60,0001. and 16,00 W. The pro ceeds of the first-mentioned loan are to be applied to the construction of tramroads, for conveying pro duce from the interior to the port of shipment, and those of the second loan to a system of sewerage in the town of Port-of-Spain. The debentures are of 1001. each. The principal and interest are payable in London. A! a meeting of directors of the Commercial Dock Company, yesterday, the following resolution was passed: It ie expedient that oat of the surplus profits of the cots peay as appropriation of 10 per cent., so an addition to their stook, be mede among the proprietors. ♦ meeting of the proprietors is to be called to cos eider this recommendation. The forthcoming dividend on Lancaster and Car lisle Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 9; per owt. per annum, against 9 for the corresponding six months of 1858. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3421.; the Midland an increase of 3,2041.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire an increase of 7111. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,0741.; and the North Eastern an increase of 1,7401. At the half-yearly Meeting of the Peel River Land Company yesterday the directors' report was adopted. The scrip certificates of shares in the Bank of Turkey are ready for delivery. The London colonial wool sales are fixed to com mence on Thursday, the Ist of March. Toe fresh arrivals since the 10th of November last are Sydney, 3,208 bales ; Victoria, 7,254; Van Diemen's Land, OS; Adelaide, 1,704; New Zealand, 1,287; Swan River, 42 ; Cape of Good Rope,lo,394—total, 23,944 bales. And a further quantity, especially from Sydney, Port Phillip, and Adelaide, may be calculated upon. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the adjourned examination meeting in the case of Bishop sad Far bridge, Eiat India merchants, was further adjourned for a month. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday last, the 9th of February, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 26f. to the pound): Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes in cireurtkin Decrease 380,000 Treasury deport. Degrease 1,160,000 Private deposits Advents' on public, securities The bullion, which in the previous month declined 1,600,0001., shows now a recovery of 230,0001. The aggregate held is 21,600,0001. The decrease of 680,00 W. in the bills discounted follows an increase of 1,800,0001. in the previous return. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 8, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Oircnistra issue Circulation active Paliße deposits Othr deposit. Governowit secauitnia fa banking department 10,171,190 No dump Otter asenride• in banking Aspartinesit 287,631 21,061,216 n Coin and bullies in both Icrease department~ &nen dal/and other bills , 780,176 N om . 33 , 944 The Rest Motel in norm • • 7,448,700 Increase 602,330 Total reserve (netes . k ooln) in banking department 6,097,617 Iterate 686,465 The addition to the government balance is so large, that although there have been some withdrawols of private deposits, and the privet* securitillt, which in the previous week rose 1,273,9241., have agile in creased 287,5351., the satisfactory increase of 686,4361. appears in the rolierve. A large amount of bills fell due at the Bask on the 4th, bat the amount has been promptly list oat again. The pay ments into the Bulk on account of the revenue have included, as usual at this season, some amount of coin. SANK or LN‘/I.AND.—Ar k AOOOUn bulimia; lo the •et 7tt sod elb Vie, e. 12, for roe wort oaths/roe 11' . "lc 6. 1660 . 1 OS •OPASMIIII. 1.4.14.4 . 4 •• • ..- •• • • £ 211 " 8e3,400 Government Debt 41.1 . 014.%0 i Oder bleouridoo I Gold Cola and Bullion 14.32 ,4.0 1 1. 81 Tr Bullion ----- , e 1.807,400 , rtoodolor. 00p11a1....VV:7,104:.."7:i m sen . rm . Ist ‘A - 0 • 9 1 ,1 daGod. Deod Welebi Gable Derodloitodu.t = . .:7 ' 7 . Co li t m l 4 rn t/tr lionorliloi Soto 7 471,7 41 Debeood llty.ALso ' .1 6,304,217 i Vold sad Weer Oohs— Carl/ Palo Ideporgto , _,.. 14 301014 I @OMB broad Hit GIIG 760,176 f..33,33 . :.02.7 } X 79.130,098 Yob. MAGI G. MAGSHALL. COW amble:. I 2i,1103.401 FRIDAY BIIIINUIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to 4 for the Bth of March, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 944 to 1. For money the last price was 941 to 1. The official business report is se follows :—Three par Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account (Bth March), 941, 1, A ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1, # ; New Three p er Cents., 943, I, E ; Bark Stock, 231, 2291, 2301; India Stook, 220; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1021, 1034; ditto, for account, 104, 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 971; the Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971, 4; ditto, Five-sod-a-Half per Cent., 104, 1031, 1031 ; India Bonds, 3s. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 was firm, at 1031 to 1 for the account. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 23e. to 261. prem. The Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1868 was it quired for to-dey, and recovered per cent., clos.tg at 661 to 4. The Loan of 1854 was steady, and closed at 781 to 4. Mexican bonds were dull at 201 to 211. Ottoman Bank shares have improved to 191 to Bank of Egypt were steady, at 241 to 4. There was a partial recovery ia Mediterranean Extension Telegraph. Madras Irrigation were in demand. Ocean Marine Insurance shares wine quoted this afternoon 1/ to 21 prem.; Universal Marine, 1 to prem.; and Bank of Turkey, 1 die. to e prem. The New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan was rather flatter, the scrip being quoted 11 to 21 prem.. There was a recovery of 1 per cent. in Victoria Go vernment Bands. MINES.-THIS DA L . Two o'CLocc. The mining market remains steady. In the Stock Exchenge North Downs shares have been dealt in at ek to 81; Great South Tolgua at 14!; West Caradon at 82; and Wheal Edward, at 11. Shares in Wheal Crebor, Wheal Harriett, Hingston Down'', and Wheal Unity have also been dealt in. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia are inquired for, and are marked 1 prem. Copiapo have been dealt in at 71, and Worthing (17.. paid), at 1 and 1. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: This has ban a very quiet week in metals. Copper keeps firm in price, and some considerable orders were brought by the last Bombay mail. Iron is quiet for all descriptions, and Scotch pin receded somewhat. Tin is fist, both in Eng lish and forego. Speller is lower in prioe for 'wive], and on the resse spot d. little Is doing. Lad keeps fi rm. Tin plates are D de At a general meeting of adventurers in East Tamer Mine, held yesterday, the accounts showed a cash balance of 14s. Ed., and an estimated balance of payments over receipts of 4911. Es. 8.1. before the next meeting. A call of Is. 6d. per share was made. " We," es3s the agent, " shall sample about the middle of the month about 40 tons, being two months' ores." At a meeting of adventurers he Lewis Mums, held on the 7th inst., the account. showed a balsam in favour of the ad venturers of 7001. 13.. 10d. Pendant Consols Mine sold at Itedrutb, on the 9th init., a parcel of copper ores. oomputed at 260 tune, which realised, including arrows, 1,1891. la. 6d. From Tamar Silver Led Mine, the agent reports th.t. 60 tons of good quality ore would be sampled this day. Great Critelli Mine has sold • parcel of silver this week. At Wheal Gulls, the agents expect • decrease in rim sampling owing to the influx of water into the sha ll ow levels and pitthes. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKIST.—(THIS I)AY.) The market Is past to-day, at the following prioes : Town tallow, 60a. 3d., MC 0111•11 ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 60e. 64.; Mazeh, 60a. 64. ; April to hge, 67.. to 60s. 6d. ; Oat. to Deo., 54.. to 63.. f cl. 1122.xrr .6.22aaoss.—Tows tallow, 612.9 J. ; fat by ditto, 3e. 3d.; yellow /turista, 62e.; melted stud, 424.6 d. , rough ditto, 26e.; tallow grams, 15e. ; good dregs, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis end Co. report trade newly. Prioes unaltered. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 76a.; eupertor ditto, 76.. to bits., inferior ditto, Me. to Ms. ; memo, 40e. to 60..; Glover, old, 90s. to 1024. 6d.; second cut, 76e. to 84s. ; straw, 24.. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN.—!THIS DAY.) Pine apple,. glare, and other goer kinds of fruit °as thma to .111411111lill funkier rims. Good apple. and peals are very scarce, and realise high prices. Gramme are pkntitul and cheap. Good oohs realise la to L. Etd.. per lb. Chestnuts are plentiful. Rhubarb, uparagus. 'whale, cabbages, carrot., parsnip., and lees. ate eat- Mont for the demand. Parsley, owing to the open weather we have lately been experiencinp, is very much cheaper. Cornish broccoli, which he furnished by the crateful, fetches from as. to 4r. per dozen heads. Green peas cf foreign growth are now beginning to make their appearance. Bost maples of potatoes realise 4e. M. a bualwl. Mushrooms can still os had in small qaantitiew. Cucumbers are dear. Cut lower. chiefly con mat of orchids, gardenia., violets, mignonette, ceuiellies, snakes, heaths, and mess. FRUIT. Moe per 114., 84 to limps. oar 14., wa s MMus" milk 2 I'cassgra44444,4se b. 4J to Od Apple% pa doz.. 2. to So ..... Peas, par dos.. tis to Ili Oranges. psr lUd.ds to ids Lemons. par lOU. ft+ et 11. Od Filberts. per tud lie., bt , to dd. I Cobs. do JO& • VZOrt. LIMMIM. pet boodle, 8.10 les Pr :tole. per tenet. 2. to 3. Rtottot b. per lotodat. 2. to 1. brood. lAMB. per 100.0. to al td Surooll, per dome, 44 to So tareon.. p.doo. Mambo. 4. 4/1 WO. Cobtor s do.. 2,01 to 3. 0.1 Potolook p. too. We to lue. per bet. 3a to 4141 d par cwt.. da to 81 (UMW. per bunco. bBl Turnips. per bomb. 8.. t to 11 I Spinach. p... 05, to 4.01 8. Cdcwoben. loch. I. 01 to 3.. Od — .Crilorok ea per dos— 2. to 3. Meet. Ugr 'W . .. 1. d 4 W ' I Wary. y• boodle. be t to :.., 0a.... P. i taloa 1. to 1r gni Tortuga, took td to at attal — lota tar Ibu.dd toed Gorda per Ita , a o to ed Iwamoto. cab.. persaart .1. 0 t loci dean. par wore. ls to 2. 01 Hone 134.1.11. lb boo., 1, Oat* 41 agubrOgra, y. g01f... 0.u2. CI Pardee, pails bunco., • • t • d • Motors. pre Witch.... tu 41 The Military Organisation Committee of the House of Commons will be re-appointed in • few days, and it Ice matured (says the Army and Navy Gazette) that the Chairmen, Sir James Graham, hes framed an elaborate rea port to be submitted to it, involving eley considerable throve in the administration of military affairs. FIRE IN WHITECHAP6L.- ITHIS DAY4—This morning a fire broke out in the pet mimes belonging to Kr. H. Roberts, hearth rug and matting manufacturer and exporter, situate at No. 12, Othoni-street, Whit/chapel. The beddin g had • fr ontag e of 40 feet, and extended nearly 50 feet back. Int:lading the underground floor or bodement it wee seven dam in h e i g ht, a nd was originally built for • surer r e fin er y, high above the surrounding houses. Earl flew is Yr. Roberta' premises was tilled with goods, some to be served out to the trade, and • greater atianilty_ptck , el for being sent abroad. Floor after floor fell in. Toe flame were not extinguished until nearly five hours after the tr obeery. The five upper stories were burned out, end the two lower nearly cl.strqed. The lose, wticti is very heavy, will fall upon the Phcentx Fire Office. RAILWAY TRAYPIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Feb. 4, amounted to 455,3251., and for the corresponding west of 1869 to 415,8901., showing an increase of 29,4351. The gems receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis arsonnted to 198,4081.. and for the corresponding week of last year to 184,0241., showing an increase of 113841. The hit:rotas on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 1,0791.; on the Groat Northern to 1,1371.; on the Great Western to 1,0241.; on the London and North Western to 5,9481. ; on the London and Blackwell to 1351.; on the Louden, Brighten, and Sou th Coast to 5951.; on the Lord= end South Western to 1.0921.; and on the South Leetenx to 1 , 3 7 61 . total, 12,3841. The receipts on the other lines be the United Kingdom amounted to 259,9171 ; and ter the corresponding weak of last year to 241,866!, showing an incresee of 17,0511., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the toted inert.. 29,436!. an eempatei with the corresponding week of 1659. THE PAPAL STATES. RONK, Pas. 7. ;Via itsre•tiss.) A disturbance, canoed by the address of the Pope, has takes place among the students, but resulted in no serious oomeqoonoms. Th. Pop has approved of the Grosses of General Guyon. The aliosation of Rosa' Consols continues. A tongs lout of 600 million francs is spoken of. ItFsIGNATION 01 GENERAL FILANGIERI. NAPLIS, lam. 7. The reeigoation of General Filangiera is definitive. Prince Pasoan has been called open to take the Preeideacy of the COS/Xi I of %Loiters. It is said that the Prince Cessitini will eater the cabinet. FRANCE. PARIS, BATVIDAT 1 be Yolit•rr manses* that ia future the publi cation or reproduction of film am, im whom done without bed faith, will be puitiebed by the tributale VENICE. VIENNA, WIDPILID•T. The former Meister of Commerce, Baron von Toggenburg, has been appointed Stadtho!der of N'enetta. Five priests have been arrested in Venice. The statutes of the Hungarian Commercial Bask hen received the imperial sanction. THE SPANISH-MOROCCO WAR. TETCAN. Fax. I. To-day Marshal O'Donnell made a reoonnaisanee on the road to Fez, two miles from Tetuan. General Prim has also directed a recoil:miasma° towards another point. The population have received the Spanish army In a friendly manner. The debris of the Moroccan army Si. eantsred on the different roads leading to Fn and Tangiers. SPAIN. MADRID, Pas. 9. Several French vessel' have been wrecked in the watery of Valenti'. The crew, were laved. CHINA. BONG-KONG, Du. 30. Exchange on London, at six months, has fallen to 4s. 9d., 4s. 91d., and 4s. Old. Rios in peat demand at high prior.. Exports dull. No change in freights. CANTON, Dar. 29. &einem mach depressed. Tonnage dues are arranged on to American treaty. The transactions in silk and in tea very limited. Woollen% and iron wanted. Grey shirting., 6i cattle*, 2.86 dole. to 3 dole. Exchange on London very low, 4.. 9d. to le. 91d. FOO-CHOW.FOO, Dec. 19. Tra very firm. SHANGHAI. Dsc. 21. The mail from England of the 26th Oetobeghea not arrayed. ['red/ very brisk. Stock. of foreign manufactured nearly exhausted. Sales of expected cargoes ally made •t resauuerattve prices. Grey shirting', 6j ratites, 2 dole. Higher rates are demanded for tea but reload Exports to Great Britain, 19,724,0001 b.. Exports to the United States, 10,752,0001bi5. Bilk hsa risen 10 tat Iv. 3 matlee is quoted 396 to 406. Export to Europe, 38,327 beles. Freights unchanged. Exchange on London Bank bill., 6i. Bd.; private bills, 84„ Mid. to 6s. 82d. A RILI v Ls. Pattns, from Ragland; Robert *kaftan( and Intrepid, from New York. DEPARITRE3.—Naomi, (or ED g t.d ; Batas and 13wordtieb, for New York. On the 2nd November the Joseph Fletcher wu wrecked on one of the islands of the Louchoo group. Ceram Cook. and the surviving portion of the crew, aerie, d here this day all well. Too surgeon, second mei and lour men, had died from the effects of the hartie,p• endured. SAVOY. A letter (rows Chsrahery of Feb. 7 say.: Ibe orttaina Is lacevasing in Savoy. Albertville has jos! 'awned they eaple of Chanibery. An address to the it ;or, covered .00 ware ih.e liar hundred signatane, was pr....atiti ea Stanley y e t to the prefect by Costae Allred do Moan, ut Luironel. who was secesspeased by • crowd of eit , rsas The following i. tho nit of this sane* addrin .• B,r, Ann sad crosatry an sow .11 oar lon sad eve sok ..virikuoa.. W. do not wish to be separoled frt.= " Sire, o ore • Itsv.yard. By eaparaffulf fr "' Toutintri the troi l tin e of yoar fointly . you would blink to ne s.gtat CTt u, .d p .pain &tractional to the sat I 1.1 al sor sr. hi.., tt ovoid be neorenry to rt-tniero tro a Married dwr al hobos sadspeadenc• , tto white non of Sony. Renato, don, st the hoed of this good whew. Ma. .1.11 ben. sag who Ones it • glory to L.,. gins Italy • •1• , ..11r sad • lime who is wi ma. •. 8 ro, the tows .1 Al. Mule draws clown the Use of potions, stf. , .oni it..t always ouniteeted It with the resiitneinisi dreamy of Newry. 111.. " Log hr. Vol. r Emounise.: Las live lb. 11011 , 10 el ey Tim agitation la the nrthetn premieres is tqaolly gnat i pe•01 .us qiisstlea sone. rin• r.. S.l l iarl.lll are livered a ,, a • geniuses. Pry °bine.% bla• yet. that these_ gall tsus Vat eel fur saart•tioa 6. ttui Heinen Coodedrra -15.5 mosso a bee is.. anr.lately anotwery that Savoy Amid I. lot . . 0.4 Irms Irsy. Tne p.ritieno ttre ineekee warns avi:y row ; am. , riot b. 1.• sight of. A newel eyeless .1 tatitiotstag is going to to organised in all ..or p Go Ormond the rnatinchia,.. of the present crel , r thlags. Tal• will NI thr net Anwar to those lain sal p.o , rsts .bot hole tallissi an mach shoat oar peneadoi assatooly to . 02111M7 was. Mor ret) RI rtes.—The follow's' letter bas bees r••••urri by the Lid Lemmeast of Demembire from the f v W., on lbw alb Set .—" Wor-ofloo, I-h. 4, I4)—re .mat bad mew _my am- MiOT4HOIS the *gent of lb. Me m *. el lease of .1111,1 VuMnr..re, I A..w 1114160 mm M Vie. your I *1.113p dim 14i.• sub reforest* So tbal Mose r.a lam d the 13111 July. 1.4 "9. Shot le have a eelleplely at as.y t. 6 nu..d of arts Mee Qom 411. alef a efon-Mwer s of re 1... lima 211 enrolled imusbom.—l base h..s. 'n my I ri, pen. lordelkip's sh4Vess sievesse, (Sigess, d . U tttttt .—Tbe Earl nemeses, 1.0." FRANCB. PAUL riIDAT EVININO. The Bourse opened with considerable animation. The appears's°, in a Belgian journal of M. Thouve ners circular (which it was, by the way, thought would be in this morning's Moisitessr) had a favour able effect, which was enhanced by a rise of 3 in Consols. The latter fact was interpreted se a symp tom that the commercial treaty would be aosepted by the House of Commons. The Rent* rose to 88fr. tio., both for cash and account ; but it atter• wards, and without any known reason, receded to nearly yesterday's closing prices, and left off with a rise of only 60. at 67h. 830. and 87fr. 80c. Mobilier fell 2fr. 500. There was very little change in rail ways. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TRIEI DAY.) OOURT OF QUEEWB Sittings at IfY Prise after term is Middlesex—(Bton Mr. :sides Hill tad • Special Jury.) Hatt r. PAOL—BaIACK op TIONISS 01 MAIIIIIOII /CILT/AORDINMIT CUL MI adoration Is the firm moat rated that the plaintiff aad dederest bad agreed to manry rob other, bet that toe defsadant itsd red to perform tea prosire. In the escird emir M le alleged that the Irina had bean • Jedella, bet thee she had rewired sad vsa about to .• baptised is the Chriraa faith ante rooms • member of the mtatelehr d church, sad that the &radar procure! as tom r re was baptised sad became • masher of the church of Riagrad he word marry her, but that its had afterwards mired, sad WU teased, to do .o. The dalashat pleaded lost that he did sot WIG es WY slimed ; end to t4.road count ths deleadsat pleaded that balm ths adios was Omagh', the plaintiff had retard to he fiaplrrd and resew a smasher of the Carob of Ingirdorl that thereby Ise yr arearstad from bis usdertriag. 11r. Edwin James, Q.C., and Mr. Prentice, appeared Ise th• *Wit; Mr. lieddritos, Q.C., sad Mr. Garth, for the drowderat. Mr. limes, in opening the can for the plaintiff, said —The piano!! was • lady of great nopectsbility, mishap at No. 11, Tartmehrequare, nod the astir was brown for breach of promise of sserriago made to her twelve moans after her hashing's dean, sad whin bed Ma Imam eff within say neon bong alleged fer snob ammo Mrs. Hart was the willow of a entios largoly asi l la Weds, sod who died la Febreeryo_B6ll. The Mr. Pepe, is sa enemy, living Metrobesea-mera, Ming hits at his ma enemsals, net may did he oty • hreeprofemiosal peones, but he likewise was permed - of matirla pow perty. He bed property at floarbsesogit, and la moral other pens of the sentry. Mr. Pep was tennakesd with Yrs. Hart dating her hartmars lilatlra Mr. Hart MI ia arm little donning, bet Mrs. Hart had en imam of sheet 4001 a year tram peoprt, of her ma. Doing the Meth= of her eciebend es. Heet's Yaw teem bid Moan her property in Australian Book erne : bean after Mr. Hart's death, they 11101 mom to withdraw the m one y from the =rniett as re nege it is Cowls. By that Mrs. Hart's Moen we Wooed by sae-half. Mr. Hart died Inevieg Mrs. Bart with she Andrea, inolodiag • sespaleepaer. After tho death of Mr. Hart, Mr. Pegs booms niremely mine to seek the saquintam of Mrs. Hart. Now ft Upton!. theta lady of the aeon of Coedits bad lived h Mn. Hart's litany, es governors to bar dslighters. SUMO time sebsequistly the applied for • similar Oman in Mr. Page's family, sad she pre • 'Mom to Mrs. Bert. Mr. Page had thus se oppor tunity of mewing his seepaletancit with that lady. That was is Much, 1869, shot twelve menthe after the death of Mr. Hart by to that time, of course, Mrs. Hart, out of respect tut her husbaad's memory, had been living in fearsome; bat sow on the meanies of Mr. Page, ski sad two o f bee daughare attended • ninsioal party at Kr. Pap's boom. Mrs. Hart, beteg a very ninical lady—ead, ladled, it was well known that the Jews, as a tees, wen vemitable for their musical instincts—gave cies or two _partite fa Mara ; sail after the let of them Mr. Pep invited her sod her deinghters r dime where he introduced the plaintiff to Ids shear sad his nearest relative, ind from the Manisa he paid to her It was made evident to all that Mr. Pep was paying his addresses to Mrs. Hut. each was the origin of the intimacy between the plaintiff and defendant, which led to the proposals, the subject of this action. Mrs. Hut we non 40. Mr. Page, • widower woe somewhat older. Hie age certainly wee not roman:, him yens not those of sib gushing youth, so he man the thing as a matter of korar.s , and Induced Mrs. Hart to make all preparation for the mat nage In regular fors; bat bating dose to, without say pretence, after as latereal of dogged Olean, and after easing her the greaten possible injury in society. Mr. Pop broke off his engageosest. As he had said, fa Morn, 1869, Mr. Page renewed hie samaintanre with Mn. Hatt, W ea the 98th of April following he wrote to her as follows: (The limn counsel thee reed the letter, which ootameend, "My dearest Mrs. Hart," and ended, "your'e faithfully, C. W. 8. Page." The Mar merely said, J! we going ea mil with the boy ; tibiae with the excep tion of • Mr. Inane, whom she had seem they would be • family party, and that it was not Meltable for him to tell her all as that would make her toe Ms.) A Mead letter was then read, dated the 12th of May. In Mt letter au defendant told Mrs. Hart not to be apprehensive as to results, far that he would not place bet in • false mires. He thought it right, however, to show their hinds that be send without precipitation. The sent letter was dated the 13th of May, sad was from Lunde, Lodge, Olen, hocks. It comomeneed "Dearest Elizabeth." it declared, " should our aides take plass, so for sal am concerned, we shall not have in.. to repot iR" The lame thee shined to the fuelly ennoyeatee which had beta caused by their engagement, sad eneemed a desire that the writer bad the power to reason then. this referred to the circumstance that Mr,. Hart's children on se:craning their mother's ensure:me and of her h anded change of religion, had quarrelled with her. They sfterearde left their mother. Is rhea following mouth, in secordance with Mr. Pep's suggestion, Mn. Hart determined to become • member of the church of England, and accordingly in the month of Nov., 11659, she was tinned at Bt. Puente Church. The marriage was to have tailspins about Christasu. but long before that Mr. Page had Mona Wall ocmonnaleatioo with Mrs. Hart. He left bar hone, Mir speadtag the evening thus, on the 9th Beptember, and she bad sot area him Once. Things bad pas or for that • deed if settleasest had been drawn up, in which Mr. Pep we • participator, settling iOl. each on hire. Hart's two daughters sad 301 on her youngest son. This provvion Mrs. Hart thought it right to tune out of her small toesna for her children in the mot of the marriage taking place. That died we. draws up is the mouth of Jun. Moreover, fursiture bid bees transferred from the bone is Tuistock-equare to the hem lo Munro enure, and &tertian bed been given Is oon• cart with Mr. Pure for letting the house in Tavietock square. Wedding cards had likewise bees prepared, Mr. Page ultimately paying for his, Mrs. Hart for hers. Mr. John Hart, a young geof emu of 16, a son of the plentile we. the prisons' animas. He proved the visite of the deleadeat at the hems in Tavietock-equare, and 'in itials that ape me omits the difesdaat told bite he was (Meg to marry his matlstr. Women was earthed, in com pany with his soother, at fit. Pancras Church. Several other Mama having been coPed on behalf of the plaintiff, Mr. Hoddisens addressed the jury in mitigation of damages, as he could not deny the promise to marry. It was idle to pretend that the plaintiff bad quarrelled with bee family on account of her becornimc a Ceriatien at Mr. Page's supseirm. It was, Wind all quertron, that for may abe had bees a Christian at heart ; and even the attoeasy's litter threatemag this action was written Ulm abe was baptised. The jury foaad for the pia : eta—damages, 1,2001. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ba.. Mr. COINO1100114? ETYM.) IN la C. W. F. LIDDLI. TM btnkrupt, who bad kepi the Neil Owpaus Ti,..., is the Strand, remedy applied kw 014 certified'. He was op. by Mr. Peeks, for tbe seelgeses, soli supported by Mr, Lieklater. His ileaear sow gem judgment. He mid—The granting of the baskrupee ourtiScate we. opposed 00 these ' , cum ' s; that ha began hie bootee.. when is • state or inekaleepey, that he obtained credit by meths of fraud, and that he gave • frasinlent preference. He had been clerk to hi. brother, who became bankrupt. On hI. br,ither's bank. roptc7 be took the Hell G oyes. revere, as he stated, with the expemedon of • large boomer* through the siopport of Mr. Wetster (Metes of the Ad.lpbt) which Mr. Weit.oer did h,4 give him. The tienkrept admitted that he ..t indebted for a Isms amount when be ouswimord boatmen, but that the orerlitors were not likely to preps him for the amount. It appear* to me that he wee not jaw Old in commencing brui ser without Mating his position to those persons iron, whom he sought credit. But !think he might have fairly expected to wowed la the busing's. be wee undartaktog. end oomequently the ease of esparto Johnson (4 De Gee & 8. 26) appears to apply to the we.. Th. charge 01 trawl was eupoorted by like litskrept admitting that be promised hist.gra. ?cony sad Co., on their furniebing hint with good-, to erica them in pert payment • sum of 401 , which he wm ro receive from Mr. tik'sfos s y, jug, ; and this ;remise he did not perform. Bs part of It to the Gm Company, who threatened cut off Et d gam if they were not p.Ol. There ie no evidence theist the time be mid., the yr ,coire he did not intend to psyloymennwgw•Uy,so a•.denne that he obusibid the g0...d• by fraud. It appeared by the Nostra pt'• ithetemest that he lad given the Mote ea • recurity to a creditor ; but there was no evidence that he Inv* it at a imutih'cut prr incense. He certainly wee mitt justified in not 'toroth; his peomee. Os the whole, I think I ought to mtlritilt the m idi ate for WI seeethe front the lest examination, obis gr.t.t.d to be of the second clear. 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