The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-14 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1860• LAW IfiTELLIGENCE. , nal IN MB 0217.-(77311 DAIV-02141' 9E4RZ LI3IB. -I . am DA 1. ll/111111 0041111115011111. MONEY MAIL tartOP PIOPLETY. . ---...... 111.1 rel Mailimis, Imo' Finn IDi iris rass. 1 Is new -...... (TIM DAT.) -,--- Two dilmot .-•-. Min meraired, at a deer nthatee Wire the. The railway shore market today is himeyalt. it el a sa. 1 I - 0 EQUITY 00111 T. dais* abe behs it is the premises Washes 800 k 110001 . Stock 1. ill °Vila fbe tt es alla la -- - sa d Isr atm *MOB . • . 4 111 4.- The funds are &mil Min Ties•Ohnesbir Wela se Ids. G. eleabem printers' lak mendesteour, looted 1 Per Odd., Great Weetellee oovered to the extent of as morden's reon.- saw tee sr. anntedes' err enTeial se bathed es No. 20, Great Relmleeeti Surat Wesearae,_____saa Miala n d._„.„ .. .l rg geld« and coat S ,441 47.1.77 - • 4 yeas& Oweith-feeeee. Flestramet. a meat swan et venters .4 the saw anIUME "'M.. a • Per seat- wiser l et •"WL_ 1, is going forward, attenti MY Tesersidee panned emir tbe_seteat am el sal s ida as m. Ad j o i shig 66 i miwy wigs ig" Qua yesterday afternoon; bat the quotadone at -- 1 7 a -.- to British railway e lewd It 1. 700 • 40 he 01 • 0010 . 00 ° 10 .,,_ The9 oolooB sw ess o ns ma d = i i K amm I. sad 1. ga ms , th e the now for the new eccount, sad that include t e, • i sm 'L. IL: : : South Eastern stock is was ihe seism it anseedeme a leis wwwws. •INISSa s mess' a obi ssessel dassass a m assis. Ohs awelas.ysia l s y a k s s e m om . ca w eat s iss i e s. s he the " contango." London and North Western a. . 1,3 - gag u t i c again risen oonsideurably ims ; ; n o w i se . Ai ms = a ns. 1 m o d" the ma y. ow es s e as s r d essh d o w n . / ammo & ch,.. " ~,,d i „ stock is now quoted 991 to 41 (hest Wastern i _ 881 p e s e s ••••• . 2 - or _ _ 1 .runeins eetisfactor il y. *emu Innen n the mown le the ol the seed the ac e m e s , " my w is e st is it s . A . 66 „ 1 "„ h. to 1; Midlead, 1101 to Ii Lancashire sad York- 11 I W i t_ , 2 el At Paris this =mini • Leer direteed se Waal by dm win SNIT. Beyley min " taw. A a m „m in m „ „,„ 6 „ thh „„ 1 „,„ c „ . „ 4 shire, 100 to 1 ; South Eastern, 871 to 1, after th . me _ ___ led mui nel II 71 desses et his aka nab (wkieltheimmee mill need, the as ...a. stem. ears sera a ease , ea , ess being marked 88 3 Eastern Counties, 671 to 681 ; ; 3 ::- Ia 1 " weir., the Three per nen dal then we er net in bineeet le Weed wi th in e"--- 67fr. 70e., showing no s 1 „, A ,,,. m „ m e m le u „ pi . d ie age mew gad m o m . a I mam siv o y of ~,„„ h ". and Great Northern , . 106 to f . shares ,_ ail ~..r.- . I. iii nest et the sherity Ispethe perm the Isenter's will • leg ern gaselesd , it a heat el esthihrthe levies been Icalbeido-Vsnetian Rolwai haw MOO- IV r e 1 .- "i:".7 The Indian rapes per It zw eeewedlY, wheelie the uslettes MAW wee mad; sem * yrser y„ swum „ i „ 6 „„„ was m vend to 11 to 11 prem. ernambnegi Railway i • mit.. j - el m i at for to-day. hoe with Fennel semis be the of his „ 6 „, u„ s ami s ig pus ... 1 , 0 I „„ „ my 6 0 . 0 „,„ ham shares the inquired for. The Canadian and Indian te _ til LK. edit hewn in sad et be pement The ilret lines are quiet. t s,, ana -- ii es 111 111. UST ......, 11 TS 775 Ths =rip of the nu the be end be mid to he milled, estbsubied. Ths Loan is quoted I; to 2; ernes raised a point of moss Mlseitty, dad- . n ._ „._ The settlement is i s fall progress in this depart- r ~..; , is UTI wee heves tent arrived et wpm debit nisi, fa thereat sumlig dew le alma amefee7 ruiPlulld ue .... I rsidwood :- resinesis meat. a s breathes of the mut. " Ne.ACheat Ns linnet, deedlieemere, Mr. d.fitenthey, 0117171•11 T Waal LID MOLL 2l 12 k iSACTATZ I li s money, and 94; for MT. Hada. HT. Be*, Mr. Whims. ard Mr. Saner back fan eftwo OWN belseieeirs.thsvorkahoce sad Utsa el a Oresia. nomia. al NI appeared upoia.ths petition. ea. I ell tianwan. I Odr a -- - 11 F 1 - 611 I" te ' ee e le le See ..,-..... eTI db qnotatne are 94; stablig erne* amp/ b In, oaf Ink ot dwelling • ”mrw ei •I " 1 t hel. S felik seethe te us The Viers-Ctias,ellor haring reseed lb use Dermas into court this amen mil-The Ils • nee my et"rebsi ; W." be Its " WN W Ilb the Leda sad Ts*. el 11 .1 = 110 . 441 : 2 We 1/1 * 44 kai r i . at Na .O to 1 for the Bth of tram under the act of last essain, 222. se hen, ef the shire ltee-cflea No. lay ides IL mil& likeing, Or *. I* On 73 74 Sti. Din•IIM 07 s er e been dealt in at 281 ; a. i amr assi. is ar questions put to use being of nry smith eleets-n queelles, resew banden bilks nil enteels seenrely beeesed bY 2 - 14 111. a 41 per mi ief rot glued, at 94; and ;; 1 in fact, Upton which I have to deleenths Lessen st. 111 * ennleess 4 91 be sad wear ; theuresas WA ham. Moe, upper door, . - -.1".;" IW ---- - - -* derision, of Sir J. Leah sal th e Lis Tlera= 2 m a ..... Crow and B =mum „ dem thi , „ saw poe, ig. ~.^...... .. • , 0.. _ I sa. 10 Ms. i "Ai. - ... at 94a, ;, and ; ; India ea egt England. I have it. me my own mid upon as nabs% In tOP i. fa .. - the Indian Five per C tut inasnenth es m y dodo = I da e ns gab ern lea of roof burned o(, and sestina severely damaged ; la- I ' the Nolo stated I. the petition, Al be to sated to the Leeds and Yorkshire Plre-ofilos. No. 21, Mr. Da, AltraW I- - ....... - - , ell Ds. es. Land - - en ; ditto Five-and-a-I 0 , appeal, and will am proven • bill hens SIM, M. Callum (pewee), beck front of house damaged by Si, gifi ogi. r*. 111 = l6" a .0 4: .. ii ._ E . sil Ds ds. la. a - - Ido hot thin) , I ought to =per NW OPIMIOS 1 • 18 • 6 I at' sad war ; sot b awd. No. 24, Messrs. Rama, Lowy, .. au Do. er in laid de. ... - Indian Four per Cent. demand that every lairt_withes sae 4le 1116 12 ,4 Olds MES . 11r. Haan smi Mr. itieee were moles may to receive end Co., prima, damage to buildings by breakage ad 1 Mane l7 Z Irene Slot • _ sett Illi hil ell En and Exchequer Bi ll s, a his honour e opium. water ; insured in the Leeds and Yorkshire Fire-aim No. t De task is - The Vice-Chenosilor- Of ease I sea hewed le pre my 19, Mr. A. Msdnto.h , printer, the mob of boiler-house end, C an V e ra. - - ateram I4O ear to 111, " buyers." T - - 1 opinion, but Ido not forget that it we. le mire- seine rooms dames* by Sr*, and the teedeisery by wear ; st. the= In In men, that the state of the atator's seestairldvetis see - but the transactions - - Man i" iawan2l le lb Phoesia Piro-ofnos." The crisis et the eh- al• 1.1.51 wi th certainty. a • • L Fro NI Norm SOMISD AV MX= liirlain to the loan of 186 Mr. Bair-My owe Mang is, as I has already sag- l o ti o n. mad 6 °‘ be aarartalard• Wall On IPi /Maas* 1 450151111•10. 1 aru m BB. Bales era /cooed rad. thet to we ouf t h e t n tia wi kaser of what the assets soma me ..... y Amp the we were in the difil. It aumm- el V • eill IlleekhemtlemMe New Consolidated Bone malty of h oocnn . aving to argue without' known( the facts. LONDON AND In ACIWALL RAIL WA I. 3p ... s iam ew.ort Galin.) 112 N. me * 2l - TM " NMI WOMII2I NI NI Half per Cents., 66; (e Mr. Surrage-1 am for tremens, soma ef whose caul que C THIS DA I. w .•-..- 0 WI 111 trusts are, 1 be 11. ,., infante •of opens lam anxious my lek. 0 as as per Cent. Certificates, m a. . roe a u tr‘ at6 4:: Al e ig i date shold be effectually meats& This day at noon the assel half-yearly meeting of - - i rloas--:: -- as ma Cents., 201, 21 ; ditto ft Mr. Heiclaa-The =sat of the dela and of the ante et. tte •er e= m at _,. 114 114 appears by our petition and by ea 'Math 111 support of our the proprietors of the above railway wee ha at the Lmtion j aji Ligiom r arr.,-„,a z I 7,,, Pi. Ng PM Tamen, Mr. N. Rimini., Chairman oldie Bad of Dirk. 1. le M ..imm usd IllaltnaS zt ad ti , e. Ini Jainism . 0e Six per Cents., 1868, elf ,,,,,.... in Isi application. 66 ; ditto Guaranteed The Vice-Clienctilor-AU this might be stated by a bill tore , In the ( *.AL. _,___., 441 :rat; li n and admitted. I thick that a Mll, whirl may wall be a very The r r i - --, b- RbuNd- The ha- .... 1.0". 4 "- 15.1811. a /IN M. IS .11e.si ex div. short one, should be flied either by the executors or a mei- available divideed amounted to 1441. Ss. N., end the de Re ' li Ch'iliMiger. Sli set 4* 911 4 i S ma 141 fi. 4 4 The Preference Shot diary legatee. I shall than be la a pomace to Cow. t h e directors reaunenad • division at the rue of Misr per N. _. team . ... ... .lase .1 cwiltioll. 00111. per anew*, which is equivalent to 4.. a .hers, Wig se ; en "iv.= -....--, 8 , is. Brewery Company have brows of ficl. a ahem on that paid at this timm Met year. se. en 5",",„ p o s. & em a s sa , Ni, " f I 7„.• • ~ 1 1 At the Bank of Engle] THE POLICE COURTS. The Cmilamtem In moving the thopthe ot de nthert, p. ...t ftilla., Min - A .17: - ociagnalared th e peepristore epos the improved oesatton R m - k - triirzr , - so „ us in 49 WNW .1.011616 Hs of a character indioatini of th e under ' imil assured this tat te Mae years m all a. inn e" '- -. accommodation is not N. we Ii & lit 120 (THIS DAY.) they might co look forward le a mill brae kr 109 1111 Ilesneees , ...._ --. • 744 111. ISI a amagiA market at the Bank mit., crease to the rgeelpo. 11alike Wire lines, the histewell i all mai 05.1..-.. .. N be r my a , at. 411 Lana Oser.4 mesa the rate for the beet bill __....__ had boorat•l by am= With roped 0 the g i=fr -T.' it 1 a ns Naha - .. MARLBOROUGH - STREET . warehousing (zeta the well woe DOW m 1100SPLIOn N. Nas a 0151 Ci ii 4 i - was 4to 4; per cent. , .....trtitte T Ti ozensoll OF Till ace OF 3001.-res with eta "imam red Minh Wines. be Sildhear the 2. st,' s iel .,.. 4°6141171;: eft L ai &utz. est i : e l Li..l a S dew In the Stock F,xchani LATE •Agft o• .. w RT2I2IITIIN V. 11201111221123." Greet Northern, end the North Lath" end the teethe thee k m e gia sr,; 4 - r _ _ :Cs Ilalowlso able, and the rate for Nl.eitra Watuoutera, 66, Greskaset, Sea, militair ; brought on to this *II we. highly reamalattl.• I.l * atm' n ib ' s , A "*". - 2.. i *II di I fen ent.lis B. 'man Fmk, ma address, cabinet maker; end kienialers ref. were now Mar 8010 6. 10 . 4 . be Ossimmessmi its ff r i. it. u 1 ma de Ii em English government as J , few 40. Mount-straw, were wanks been M r. Beaded dee fad Videde Debt led awe maid be ell quad= et .. teem ......- isi 1 di Mes 111112wo 2 *OM 1 ..27.. charged with oecopiria g w i t h two st y", am i s „„, s ad y by that this sesames weal e= edventsgeous, et . Teak ..=__ 79 g e e suns .... al 0 cent. divers martial or tau ...last mesa thread mensen ite., :=ll il 11814 be ONO ete Je t the di. .T Seth . let sere 2 11. 07417 lat. 221 re 1 4 SNT Zeta --: - - The objections urged to obtain ot and from Mr. Joseph fleohnesse, maw, dip, ammeinie Bell merking estnetied The on a tty= g • lira ........ Si 35 al , le. en. • math 40.1 Condole -stmt. Bond-serest, shat no& e r bp " s ",", v ia sifted by these diadem hed hen men ratably invested, 10 lan am as iss the na leurari t Eraer ILS os been principally of a cle html to cheat ...r &treed him el the erne. and nub net is te ponesnestly toper* the prospects el it 86 = 'lfee•• ruiiir Ft ; 11., ni Syr u shak v termed the " penny " hi Mr. !Haigh instructed by Mr. lidweed Lewis, M Chest tite i rroe• st sa renneme ll ti in i.e Marlborough-weer) appeared fry us p.aks ;ea Mr. • "lAN WILI°N Neal" tie adieu ' le VP .".. . sul ua or iili'i. NI II to in quarters wed, Jealous of interfereno Lewis, Min, of Ely-paa, for the prisoners. Mr. I. SmiTn inquired whit were the tenni of the scree. 11: Vine+ -.- - • 1 625 , Na.. 17111 .1 1 Z -Tentenst Ile The partialities of the case out of which the Fenn pre- neat with tn. Midland P It. m ..... Si ii 90 91 will be prolific is animal oscuors arose have already nee fen, &r a il e d' s d i ko esse g, The CRALIX•X rid the Midland were n pay Bd. end H. se. Nami sereneem ors .L.:.. 47 0 10 it 1grj 6 4. 1:15i " I mam am b..! a . - wox...usa • .. 840a.....r," the aid • tea tor the me ot the BleiliveLl limn Gad • natal af 1.2601. 1 1 Psi Mel,M. a 4 II I . Maine - li Si incidence cannot distr. a. .... .... 4 , 111 a 4 . tots coos or •• wermussexit;. 331;11WA1/11131. " El.theiA Wetzeruters, 66, Orask-stmet, Soho, M ather; brought is to WI Ikea was 41 6 4 ••••••••••••11 . _ ..____. -•-•• I ° 6l ' •••• g. mm A k ••-• --:: iNI go i 6 per ems Its 11..rosan Frick, swat address cabinet maker; end keepelithee lii Sow lather arthealatenan dec aseithilathalmli lat o V a l L ed . ''. ii Idi de ii Pm /oleo. 40, Mount-wrest, were before Mr. Beadoes end Vi Haas and there math be se emetics ft, o _,.... ed l6 SO ea nembire a thews i .71. - 4.. lt 1111 chimed with commiriag with two, set is castedy, by that ald . ,! as•Waldrw,_ arm• Le a 2 l ,„ adventsgoose, Si. see -...... 79 61. Kern ..... . le ag I per_gual. - ... -• divers i s or frau tutees meets dermas moms, the., = l4 lust so MEN ale nem._ .. _res i M alw 2 aree ft 11. sestrithe 101 11l le se a novae b to °lithe of sad from Mr. Joseph fleohwesser, tailor, of 39, ennefairs OA weelded spersmen. IRA un i t= g , m e m o N de m eme n ....... N s.. N. seLeMisib ark.l e• ••• 91. VD See ma ntrasi t Eraps Conduit -strew, Bold-street, shoat 3001. der moneys, vi th Wall that 1 • 31 • 111 1 11 blit bees theft ratable invested. 1 4 fal Pr • r ix... F E ; 116 di Weed to chest or defraud Mee of the mem , sad set MI to pmemeendy impesee the prospects Mt s is W. SI Or: m aha ra S v Mr. Sleigh (iestruoted by Mr. adwerd Limb, ef Omit Ma i rr a wa t • el MI itermessee /I % Me 101 Marlborough-mess) appeared Si, the nossesties ; awl Mr. • "M• Wimma m°311114 aba ere s. te St a all thre iari. 101 U Lewis, jets., of Ely-place, for the prisoners. Mr. J. (WTI isgaired what woe the Imam of the agree- 1 4 . i: 0001111 ,.. 50u ..- --...-.• li i ig n N. lete? * frEsesseest fie The particulars of the cue out of which the premat pre- 44444 In " Ma Midland f Si. IN inelleb ..-.... si is 10 II In= 6lel " " N cositnee arose have already her detailed sa shi t p ena l, TM CIATILX•36 mid the Midland won tipsy Bd. sad 9d. ft lee thespians ibi i hili6 .. 41 4 41 1 1 I . losams - li 11 miter the head of t• Wattmeters v. Stokeremer," the trial •We lac the the oldie Eleakwial Massa& • "mail ° I 1,26•1 • st. CZ= 43 dd having taksa place hat weak in the Comets, Cleess's amok • Parr for °animus ' cue ' at. siva Maas Lel .0! 00 1 7 1 and • verdict Ming tuna for the defeadent, on the gamed of The XXII* Amen this italdeththea err MT redaratarY__,.• M =.•...,••••• --fr- .- n i - DOOM& per,ury sad fei n t, the documents la thetas. Miss Mired 104 4 "." alba Disok** ll ••• l a•PoodoPonl******••• 11 et - I' I Ne. I ILI Dona Irdl OL venue. 1 *ea to be impounded of No geode Inns et grZa ir- es a 50.411 N. thirestdsl .. . 140. - - The owe win at the wham we treat to press, bat It --- bir - .Wiim ru.ta, oa the other band, conteeded that it 44611 i 1 Wen_ II oou N. DeA titiettita.. I: - = RIM WICIIPTMOOd that the crimpers would be remanded. emestially • peeseaser lkikie, and advocated a large rotted= LI. IS NOW , •••••••••••• A. application was mash that a warmest might to pined 01 the 1/ "..• Ha laamd as anil•bmei to that 411.64. II S• De - :=:::,.... I s,. ~ ~......... .). = - • ad in the heads of Inspector Haines who has the caw in Mud, Mr. Bova ..salon the amen art. IA feet .. . NUN Si. sees.,. IN -. .• t.,r the eprishension of other parties. The Castleman .s 4 it would he madded to reduce the Id 191 N. W MAN IA Niarr i rs iPlus lOO US le4 LON 66 Lle.Xew fares. He did sot believe it would threes" the passusgere : ram -- ;I It SOUTHWARK. --. is the WA. were Ira* ..---.... e. ... •17BlirTID it 'MSS AT LoNDON-1111D411. After • dimension the ainestheest was rejected, the mod N De. llest Clam sees.._ samerruas STOOK& Lain' Borifuip. a toopeciabli-looliag ♦ a Mersey- ad o pt e d, and the Nois e d deolosog. PILIWIDIAIIOII SRAM& No IIL I Ream Ivel OL Wen 1 MOM mea moos. wee brought before Mr. Bonham wile ,__ N. OblhaNAaeLAMMOr - -• N. IPt I Samoan 1 Here Wien 1 nim attempting to onus* suicide at Loudon- Mien lIL IllerfeknealimMemal 31 el 94 I Roger*, 483 A. said that co &today nie t tt wee in Mat, ta. re - a 4 ir. se.IL X if W 4 et. al.Nes4.4e.4l.JaAAJely 100 011 145 11041 Si. OLLWeraMenuet. ba. IN N me ea the Survey side of Lotion-bride about half-past 10, elm General Gmbb. ololl has rii 4 l 4 " ol a present from 4 6 , i t e: ' . . - "'"""11, r ; . Inst. ••• at.! WAN le. Sinn IL 11salk. 4p. O. 100 93 N he '4' told that a wa• had nab" down the wife, Way , the Americeue of New Teak, comities el a Madames li 12 .f.ma. A • by • awls. Witham west time sad sew the prBBoloBB at ....less age, which will In thirty without hog i. We Be. ifte.. 111 US " OOLOIIAL 410TIRININT 170011ITLIW the b Mom collies oat, "I ma detrained to tamp in." His ft. 61111 I.Onollwills..llpAt 114 114 Re. lin I MOM. IPdI G. plena I bin wife had hold of has rallies him beck, end ebe requested ralmdad * a. 140 Dm du a U 1111 wither. ~. overeat him from ccourtitting suicide. Hs accord- Medium Szarvady (Wilhelmitut Clams) gave her it. lee De. am IP P. Ovnt. .. If 111 =: , age . :L AI . siV 1 , 04 lit s, ill a lei A. Ail Oaks. 4 her N Si Wily IoLA him into custody. thest misled Nis* at Perla as Saturday evosthig, in the Bali it. Ise migaz Imr Om - - -- - - - Do.lserasat..lllo. • 11 . 1 -.- r. Bombs, asked what state he wee la! II 111 , elmese. 1 a OeM. 111 113 ... DO,ll par nal ... ... 11 1 100 IR 1801 0 Pespel. It was meet sameroasly attended ; and the re- N . lee D ., L.4 ,. 77 , TN Rogers moiled that he eons very drank sad hardly know - ors. 4e. Iltrls ... Le IX whet he was about. gen* benne( applause lentified to the talent and brilliancy IL 100 erthers.a settler HD la UN A. IN 4 a ve49llllp.non. 111 114 US _., .. to BrorretaUtera 101 IN 110 11100 .. Weks••• IWO N IN The prisoner replied that wee quite true, aid having a few ef Masses Issemer a execatim am a ramie. She wee A. lee et pm that. 7 -.... IN 108 I te. I p.0..187=1; in N In .... words with his wife, he ran down the steps to frighten bra. mieled by KM. Madassod, Lek, Jacquard, and Lapel OS r 3 b a t . ... f t & 17 * ..... ... I be IP. so lefe...,- IN N 100 MI 1 - - - Ism. Moen* v. 44.ffts. He mewed his worship he had no intention of committing is, ' ta m le g a t a l asa gl a W 4 ft * • suicide. • .. se lei k 4 m reGeou ßm a 140 IN ••••• r• a i rl y it h e i 2in Mr. Benham told Mtn ha Lad made a ram had m hi.. FANNY KIIIBLeII BIZIRVOLENCE.-SOM4I few it. 140 rails***44. -.. IN W ..... - self, end hie Ming locked up served him right. He h o p e d it yaws , ago, Mrs. Butler (Fenny Ramble) area giving ho read- a i• : Nan 1 Pia. ... i. g 14 i N - •• 1b5.... Isoanr.bOst IN 110 111 1105 .... .. would be • minim. to him for the future. Hs was the di.- Wills in thus lowa Muhl Ono day, la taking • walk Id* , 1 ell =t: 1 7.11.364 14 Ili charged, and aft the mart with his was bar Meted, Mr. Charles Frost, they woe drives by steer of 10 all Ohm/ SILSe.s. 17 U RWITUrIS OMR A well-dreamed yang mat, whose samoduas or. hi weather into the North-Bonn railway statics for l i t m all .... „..... a . 7 , i i., 3.. I err. I Musa. I Pd. IOL tem. 1 Win naitabie, err next charged with imagag al L.L. om shelter. While waiting the abatement of the storm, Mrs. a 111 II bri with 'stoat to destroy himself. Batler's attenthe wee attracted by the wise of • lade boy MI I -.. le tel i s k t 6 ar eme4 , ca u t ireematil.ll. ll ll 1 11 iii Sian Wood, Thames polisr-oreetelth No. 2. beenthe th e who wee huddled up in • meter, add la • very dimmed eh le me primmer from Pt. Thomas's Hospital , whim be hail in ratillitiax. Oa ealethaiag the led, it s., b. b. lee Wn& T 1.3.11: laii /It ad IN InsAIIIIAIL p.a.. 114 IS7 aill zed 1110 . 0111 1 ard._ -. _ - ... . . gil $O Me id core Thursday eight. TM Maser err 111 the pass milky bad Men alimbil by Me Puma, 0104 117 = 4, hone 1 .. IN De.Owallt Mr ill_ e . W;1 1 3 US 1111 ad IN sa t r, oat en oiga llamsf s uiso .... *, wow s , / lie n 1 , 3! ad at II &tick that eight, whim he Maas a ham so m a i a we Athos ....... Lrleers he ouuld sad living how he X all IMAM. Caeldfa Wier. ~1 11. 12 ... /AO .. 11, 3 =illansitTg i r IL 4. 11 11l the Thams, user the bridge, sad es prearreiss Mire isar . 0 ". , 4 . _C° l ° the lad's minty, Mr.. Butler took ~,` us l w s' a . ,• ° “„ . ..•T h. le fait 117 Ili ""„ ear the priersow Mak =IN eseural Imps. Be aheedseely ar- WO 10 sae ' ' .-- Ea+ oBl , at which Plug *doation was 4 ail sad thi• lin .. •ai Peered Onus, vim Weed at genies Ma sgagad ma bus a refined bosun he 1101 hem Mama is en belonged to sem all It llnnYeadt. -•• .., reit i" =H Altedit itE k . ) .. i er t re li i IN 88 . lON •Illisallp.O. If/ 111 ad ad It' _ In,ver tedeleen vl - watery arm. thee pariah , Mrs ROM sessequestly Maim pommies , ad SAN - Q111T104_,.... ....... 6.4.6. 3 SI Mc Bantam ankred the primear be lo iielleersi up to cf. the led . ar.Mak Wka_._., lo ,.__Wa Indllthalli aall on.. the 101 •fa i 0 naiai: . -. aux -. 41 L ' %l Vet - HertiesSoot Mira Wte Ms Manes, ad ottesplionabeg the sossmd. an m a s wami. towing day mites eft one sow elsorc to the mall work- t 0....ar 6a 6 -- is l _a m fed 6AOO - Biaolsa Dens keel - low none home. 8M mole en appeal to Kr. isms, the water, as s . A wet 114 as as .. Seen Dons . ll 6 es appeal which he felt blared( =obis to relit , sad the lad a. * a as it a taw. et et ID HOT ACCIDENTALLY FOISOIIIRD.--A case of as- vie adulated as is lama& gas sheik ball pease twertlly N Nens.Abera.M...poklE w.r 111 114 IMO .. I. Aunt ' 16. si q 1,111 .. mammal tamed Osage Jeffries. seed eight yens the los of • rat- lad weak set ammo w h en she left his is t h e warkhaers. vet g i l us isi 1,41 ff , rig Om. IN. ma de a II 1 ...... . ap. , bot of nil haw, having drank in mistake for beer from ashes Ire ilspattats kg. Hall she Omen lu the Muds of 86 . I V 1 T .1 671.1 eff et. ill UN SI PrevldeaselU.lAbas. 14.4.1 48 65 it teeth emenialea • soluiica of arsenic aced lot destroying Mr. hest the es of 201. to be given es a promins to some aa 5 NA. O - 2 , .2...-• ni pm 1 el die Os Una esiffethreOsa.kmOr Us e g till . 11. Motase 01.01ew it Ile Ile 0 rate, whin his father had lacautiondy plaosd within reach reepastshis issetsr who would molt sad de his ditty by the i Voir ie . :El -•- sze . tra y D=M m ez ,a l t , i n f s , Is the boom Tee child was lawnedietely mixed with the led wheelie wee old *sough to be boned appresUes. Mrs. M en. a. • a eireb. I 1 as Weal symptoms of poli•eim, from the Whets of which he Bader, who is sow k. the Vatted States , has repeatedly r., ~. prip,_......,.., .. f: ....-, I S A t s 110 ... or* Pert 'sa l IS 44 died oa Saturday notwithstanding the exertions of Messrs. made inquiries geed the waders of her preleyi, end ea- et. IN -1-, ;;;; ---- ---- .. 116 11/1 1 • 11 4 ow. ' 1' II It :el 16 Wentiverp, en to &eve hie life. On the 6th net., en pressed her great gestifisaidoa a she Mould have boss the f. WS pap • - - mos TWA el Sewer NM intent was bald by W. Cadet, awl , coroner. who the jury means of recovering the lad, end his becoming • amend sad & " of 174 - neon* .. _., -. U.- 1 _1 ..me 4.4 llama enews 9.4.5 It W ad Warned 4 vlrdlet .4 " Died from incautiously drinking • lamest mos. The bey is mow theist to be bound apprentice, ft, w e go a { w oo. 111 IN LOW ar.rhartmeadmerd llt at lentos of aesenic."- arts Horedd. having selected the Misses of • whiteemith, and Mrs. 44._ 101 Dolgif o rt. . fl IS 411 .. Ism 1ie1ea. i.....„ 471 416 Gus Arc' tu vi..IT.-A *oral widest happened at Butler's premium is ready Ice the master to be sawed by rs . s .....p.a 11 11i bb 46.11eme1l * 170 lie ISAA.A.o.A* Sc 14 Vb. 414166 e teah 6 IN 10 Hnconolden on Tuesday Meniscus. ter a pees seetletese thtlfoltai•Ds -Na°18 " . ... Cig°64llB Herald. , -. it. IN ti tegsr 0at..„.... 103 146 erle. "nod 10abosel 'I 11 II word &urge., a pupil at Springs. It Seine *Se he Wee MR. KEAN AT ZDINROIOI.-Len flatterday oven- Si. 144 . De. Mut el geromill.... IN IN ti l: . 'Linville. Lam L• • 14 11 Lai _L i ramiss i T "It 4 . 0 . 4 . 0 1. With • • companion, maw& Oveggie, gni that Mg Mr. sad Mts. Charlie Lam ceseladed a fortnight'. en- a l t a W e air a nw • a a m aa • eIM. iel " PIS " ID ss the latter wee In the act of pitfall ower the hedge, garment at tha Gauss's Theatre, Edinburgh, which was N. tllO s i r* SA IS L4l) ..s.Ttelawer(l6.lLl 61 Se Uad id vibes his seize accidentally went a (it is supposed by &weeded with hilliest emcees. Mr. Hess, ca heine called . a t Ill _. ... • .._ _.... . 11 .. 1 M ... cooing ta costact wi th • email bough), sad Mr. Sturges", before the cartels, Mier in the character of r e . gr .. „ Q „... m ... = Te ir TORSION NINES. who wee bat • few y trda in front of has. received Hamlet, rid-" Lease art opposed as I am se. I sues.l alums I 1.4. 5 ;a. prim. 1 MAN. FORMAI RAILWAYS. 1 "..4 .h.. whole of the charge in th e upper part to the einem of actors addressieg sediences, outsitering is aresistra --. . k i ds I of hi. hark. which was mach lacerated . He was takes to sash a Menus quite apart from their maths, yet there ars M•I Pd. I lawona I Meath wash I able 1 Ica. LemeCteat IN. Perk Fans, where the eroded kindness sad attention were ecomilase who, perhaps, we may be ressosably expected to e Na, anene.....____ o • ol laelegreege• • 4$ 44 * ttil X tlems.laap.(l4.64 si - - gown towards him. Dr, Newington. of Goodhue', yes step aside from UM eves routs of bleak verse to give ex- r,, -1 --• .... ••••ii,•• r a . ; Janda! 111 SI el 1 Allie. sR - •• eon is sittepiaace, and o th er method gestlecoma of the neseles le oar feelings to our own fiat* bat shame wards . 4se horn e mans 1 r 4 daks t rAte.o"..rao . j -_, = netabluarb-al quickly followed, whet • tarp Dumber of Allow ass, therefore, to take this oppoonalty of sotto( bow 11 all Wiser Weslemme,.. • - - n • N Oise Omni ---• all id Is oboes wire errand. mud the glamor was conveyed to iimelf 1. 64444 laa• Mrs. Kest ••• maser 11•1 is ret•Tololf ' Va l climmaigim omerm. _ a" - • $1 s l-I_ :me - is 7 5 NA. I ? I, 4 l lCiii‘Wkiiiiii. a 4 4 5,.... Next day kw fries& brought with them two phy- sage Ron to [hie be nodal snd enli s t htemed city. The sit- all De. anniii . . - - all seism Irma L a 'on, who gave very doe:Nita hopes of hie thirtieths receptina you have barowed ea us is • ilatterisg / 1 hal* Is . 5 ets 10 WON sft Mims.: - roc- .err. He wee left under lb. . m . of Dr. Mescktot, of semusson dot although so long absent, we have sot been mi moire e li rZei ... Me ssi its. I Cab ppm N. Thrash. Wks .. - - ..- sea se ~.... ra me mi sd ad 11..1er-elev, an., bee shown naresnittfog attsatios.-SeMA begonia. (Appalls.) A crowd ot thoughts gems beak ea m e them J.Liii . ... p it - - am 11 llsmese Mil) -• • I 1 D Ps' 01 lostorm Ossitte. no WI this memont, rounding me of sea twmty-lim yeses ...1 11 .. .6 11 LOW. Ft 1 .....- _. a 01 D. lIIt. kV "NT MI'RDER OF A SAILOR AT LIVIS- Ma "mar " • . •d , • 1 °• • •• 4 160 • 11110 k I fild 000 10 1 g 3 to.so .... 1 1 ste FM - - 41,F) ..... .., al 1 I r00t..-At - the salhoges el no h public, sad by their &moue as taw unisn iat Bala ..- -. NOM 14. nine er "Tame (Melel.y) r•e a. Lady of a sa il or mai d an d a g ta a me permitted le asseadl the first morel list ladder mica a le s as lameast Treasts - Amlealle IM Idbi en Creole 11 , ,e1t swat a %insight sgo, the jams Morn. a vet - Mee slew led to In. sod format. (Loud elem.) Thome re le i etalsZteiselin ll II pm 111 pled N .Les . MI 4 1 i in of " W ilful made, against . - whose °pillions were at that time aso Ruch weight and as mosses pima or prism sa- - -In ova .•' .14 lb. car, as raid th at th e Ha a a_amp a b a d vase, whim/ oritieeljulgtseat mead im ladamos over all ail 1 4.174 U. limos 'hams .... all 1 all lessor es the S 14 este-timerd the offer i.f a reward of 601. for the as, el the Mr stedstes wile relaaalen i ed my Shoe. at • tint whoa e g poi a.tri li Daieme. le 10i MAO 1 Worthing 11.114/ ••• • all I i 1,315 1 De.... . ' utlidnill ' Th° c " rn dee eh n called woofs u se a Yes mate- searcely • gleam el hops lighted up my prolessioasi caner. a u .. f a p eeeee seg lei_ meet wet last week to the North Britiell Deag Moil, by its hem ell, thel 1 11 60 . 04 aorafi o o ate COW relcwhie in tedrellilai la . .a,,,.•• ago= 141 ‘5 L... r i reier••P•litleht. to the effect qu i t, l e , eik eson .,. awe a long and hoemarable life. Memory will ewe Its 4 _,, ~_.l !hi . 1 li. dirt .tt Willnl murder" 11.1 Mon ',tunnel , sad a reward shadows as me as I look would said miss all these familiar s Zo* ji;l7l.4 la =a d .„.„„: 64 66 4a. I Mal Uesieu lt i l ltir SA l w rrl uL OL PIIIII I Win di I VV. offered. fume ; but, at the same time ,) our comet lindens, mares h 11 Swann Wm Readom t 0,..., jj Mew 1ime•1.'..0mi...; as A it a ad Et 1•10*103 AT SEA. -A frightful explosion 4 " fiat ' dm ° I may have lost mw Pareassi frilads. lb. . au Ilia" gm-TP'••f. 11 "'llls lie caturrid lot week donee the myasram the imthi. scow favour cif the public is gull with me. (Loud *prisms) It b", N ,„....„e 1.• 31 4 1 4 1 4 Mitts VAD.I. su li 17,1 erilli.r. !pm Pcoarth to Sosta am e arr, Befo re i e . • e was the media of has Nefil".llh Public. sad the gams egi- h err aim MOM yin- ohs id Ins are a langmallipe eieleae-1 allude to nth IMO • 41 V eulalli Yeserth the took in some strove steam I, end the scathed - . IS CS Marled os Friday afterenew It wee mammy that the sa egamitabeak, Italbseha, Veekbu'e. Lauder , sea aelaref si es " ataarrrat wo rt I; 4I - &l ei C a tr t gll eriL 7e.emt ell 111 II W 14 IS homers should he oiled. and the engt , John - Brookes, -mot and sten* me Is my esesswahl career of las, sad es mi De 44 IN= • n SI IN 1.421 II DAS- . ...... ... .. 27 sews of wt., went Slier the tumid, shout two or three TAM. "o bis " with " 1r ill.a n ha., through th. ""Y II "' 4l "11C:11.11 9 * hat hi 4eLeam , all IN 1 * 1 sac 11/ Obasael irsolrrauL , 611 11 I 14 II ti', MS with a lamp is his bead, which Meted a bode of aszi•tis. • Sed Mill. have endar a ma I. sae? iiiC.si WS sti..FigieK lt 31 1111. Out.lbLallleselisse ga -' use scanned I. it. Au ergot/Sou eses.d , the b al d.. ; ere ma, a seem of pride sad seaseisvios to as, Wise .1 a.m., es. 40 Wanes NIS M aw I De. rocs 'sea. all NI IN _ ea - - II 2,1 haws ..If, sad a man !awned the side of la. ship. 4 " my eseedolese visa Whiteout will ewer II 4 Women Onion ....- *4 i Berg MI 6 PAM lireasr ... A The sefortemrs engineer was =ly barat about the W . Cl2:Blll.hdak mg *Wm. d ini heels. I may ' Inatia' tea N. TATA put. hell- 2 •° bowl, far,, sod arms, *ad ea Me arrival at Southampton co Wale egl_eg yet la aba wed s of "hi " ' --..- JOINT *TOOT WILL tone cm WOO% stem'- • 1N .011 ose 3 Der am ..... ....: a tf i sr s tiim Saturday, was tame to the larmary, whom he lies la a swasemee I ram whatever realms I see, SNI Ina. an I 11 preateione cooditios. My Mart ustravelled fondly turns to thee."' I. I am. Una ; Pit. .CL grin %eft 0..4. a - 8 8 0 (111513 AND FATAL OCCORRENCR. -At a late (Chart.) Mr. Mesa concluded by intimating that he would sum to, you NAV. SO Fi el 2 . •. I • twos az i 1 . ) ! Mee Oil fiamfee sight a e b oc ki m ~,,,,‘ „ ,,a o. ~....4 gm, two matemsol periorcesamest Edinburgh in the Course 81.111• aztVa5ta............ at IsW _.. as * 96 11l I LweiLlaintalit...... 1 I ettn. ull Sem at Mr. Oronst's No. 32, St. Oecrgs'exterrace, Se. di ...__ l44 4"4"11- door. er • ... / iii OM *matt re t ... N 41 ID ad id KZ II taste, tiumesn. (41 6 11 1 cud MAI 4 eui.Ouolku . . 06 II /1 0.41W...in-Ir. FAH , which ha. tread sot la h. m a , THE LICINMID • ICTIJALLKIth AND THE BUDGET. NAN IS Dank of Twin • • I - of ~s. 1,1~ • - 0 . 04 . 1 ."..... • Sal -.. 444 " * li ' d '" i " linnalei g ' II " Ma , an.l sermon if not fatal orsammeme to four - We hen Imterdef the IleN4n.lee M Mannish et Isla " istrmaimi vii i , Other poressee. It appear. that Krt. Groom, wldat is the the Weds in Bristol ere already up is semi against that pert a............5ua0 es IN gi gui shoat Dusemorle. . 11 II aid ad kitchen, eirm le the act if polling open the table drawee, gad cif the budget which dueness their hitailde with •Drawhia ll W A M 11 War•erhadia • t le ethwinews heed .. Ni - lost,NA tharm.... al hi IS Whilst leasing ms the end of ler dress became igaltsd, sad vary such rednehlial mai- Wa have lb. widhlaaal O a " • ies. ?L is se hi el al AI 1 Donal= 1I 1 IX ° • fte ..... r• of what bad takes place until Mu bees. were of aenousciag to- derv, that lb. Protection Socket' od vie 111. -..----"•••• l a as s " I.nl lee 111 Ilmana - • 16 Ii•" 114 in thine.. Her cries for hap brought hi, husb an d London, the Ueda Towns' Association of Birmingham, Ale 1,,,,, , . eir ,iiiiii.:-- - : : 0 1 . re . 1, tro, IE. am. 0... k.0nim. I I rd t. her "meaner, and he did all he 'My could to "Ad a . sad the trade Is libecitater is well as In Bristol see taking Do, •• taw 'Mini' 44dm Pr the le* 116 , 11 be eras biremlf terrible b reed the aeti " °twit " W orwals.suadeassit •• ... pioMetthemselves Irma the • spoliation :eV ga m & V I 10 1 IN . 1 0 1 ,IN•de ins and head that he I° units: 10 over a y which wou!ii be th e result of that provision of the Ms same Ams. on 1/1 U 1 Da dm II 4 w e. ' Un " "I. litt vine Call.d for ared wal at three ru b:a mentin which agate the., eke* it receive the sanction of Wej: = 6 4. 0 7ed Os= Itt, = MI a t m si. Da m.. a dana l . l la n i N WO the die ; one of them had jumped owl of bed sad 1/BXXXOI.,_ FLEE 411 • 011 °°•• „ reelnann le • ••• 111 14441 i Itete ld 1 1 7 ; r:. had seemly drawn on his trou.ers The is igeitei hie shirt, TER FIRE IN FORII.STRIRT, URIPPLEGATE• - Yes- e s let irettiv.o Inner se • • Awe ase • 1. 7 ..7 %.* -rti and he IN. terribly burnt over . the cheat. The other two ernes Mr. &twat Payee held an laqueet st the Foun'aia r. ... it .. ...... -10 . : ....„ ad Nes.brlutlev U 11 INE men were also mach burnt, mid were obliged • te have Tams, liderosa-errom Crimea" respeellog ." Cem "" WIP r II " 6Sea Wel.- • all “ 418 b d ir ".."..' -... hii • ',S t i t" A Orem* Wok Wm. . MI 41 41 41 11 •• e•-• .... - 4 medical emiseasee• The unfortuente women aced her hue. stencee attending the outbreak of •be which w a w a a• I 6 Ultimo Irk -..an If N NioN ma te= i,. . is * a ad ba wl ,se Onboired to .he L slot Hospital. sad at 12 o'clock Friday csorsieg last Is the premises batmen to Mr. Dal a i *Pe A me...or cl , no a . n 47 74 roma Am de 100 MI " WWW yes'erday the letor worms had expired. Her draw het InenaMoboor, Now 10 and II he Fore-street. is the 1 = li Du Nee - 110 NAN l( 16 al bsiti... i V 4 04 k 1.4;41 all • kW' I ". 15= 1.4 1 f, I / --'• r^" - • "I in a my precarious condition. The . Sine neighboartured. • number of winsome heels, been Nl^ . er Lame . v. - B .'.' I Do. Ar •e, .„ 4 " . - • " 11 were announced to be proven / a( vary emodued, the jury, after consulting, returned a Mdkil we. Jr Dow or :,..i. r e I Sli St Is 6 $ i I T .;1 a , rrii.imis.uo.umus. I - : 41 famesawy. that them was so evidence to show how the Are NV& me t tw Jab Mantr.,__ ID - - IN Ira Lilwasab Mod_ Ng U .. MONEY MARKET.-7HIB DA P Two eCtoaz. The funds are Armor to-day. Consols have re oovered to the extent of per cent. Little business is going forward, attention being still axially directed to British railway stocks, which are buoyant. South Eastern stock is in especial demand, and has again risen considerably. The settlements proceed ing satisfactorily. - At Paris this morning, &wording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 67fr. 70e., showing no alteration since yesterday. The Indian rapes paper is a li:tle more inquired for to-day. The serip of the new Canadian Five per Cant. Loan is quoted I; to 2/ press. Console are officially marked 941 and for money, and 94 for the account. The present quotations are oil to 1 for cub, and 941 to 1 far the Bth of March. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 231; the Three per Cents. Re duced, at 941 and ; the New Three per Cents., at 941,1, and ; ; India Stook, at 219, 218, and 220; the Indian Five per Cent. Stook of 1869, at 1031 ; the Five par Cent. enlaced rupee paper, at 97 and 971; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 103}; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 971 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 23e. and Me. prem. Mexican bonds are in demand, and have risen to 211, " buyers." Turkish stocks are steady, but the transactions are principally confined to the loan of 1868, which is teat marked 88. Balm aro recorded as follows :—Equador New Consolidated Bondi, 131; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 861 (exchange 1261.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021; Mexican Three per Cents., 201, 21; ditto for account, 21, 211; Turkish Six per Cants., 1868, 851, 88; ditto for account, 66; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021, ex div. The Preference Shares of the City of London Brewery Company have risen to 1 to t prem. At the Bank of England the businessyseterday was of a character indicating that an adequate amount Of accommodation is not to be obtained in the open market at the Bank minimum. In Lombard-street, the rate for the beet bills up to two or three months was 4 to 41 per cent. In the Stook Exchange remarkable ease is observ able, and the rate for loans (from day to day on English government securities has fallen to 2 per cent. The objections urged yesterday to the Budget:have been principally of a class character. What may be termed the "penny " taxes are naturally objected to in quarters wedded to old usages, and jealous of interference. That the new taxes will be prolific is universally admitted, and:that their incidenoe cannot distress any interest is likewise owned. It is essential that the regulations with regard to the registration duty on each package imported or exported should be framed upon a rea sonable principle, or instances of hardship will un doubtedly arise. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, however, has expressly promised that all reasonable latitude shall be allowed. It is not likely that the duty of 3d. cm dock warrants will meet with much opposition on the part of the dock companies or their customers. The duty of id. upon all contract notes, whether for merchandise or public securities, will undoubtedly yield a large revenue. " Cost-book notices" will be subject to a stamp duty of 6d. Hitherto there has been no stamp whatever on the transfer of shares in mines worked under the cost book system. The proposal consequently amounts merely to the abrogation of an exclusive exemption. The telegrams from Amsterdam report an im provement of per cent. in Austrian stock. The letters mention that the Ministry were defeated upon the railway bill in the First Chamber by a majority of only three. The Ministers of Finance and ?abbe Works, whom departments are chiefly affected by this decision, have resigned, but it is thought that they will soon return to office. The majority in the Chamber had drawn up a petition to the King, in which they declare that they are not averse to a new network of railway., but that the arrangement proposed was inimical to the interests of Amsterdam. It is believed that any fresh attempt at legislation on the subject will be deferred until next year. The wheat market yesterday was firm, at an ad vance of 11. to 2a. per qr. over last Monday's rates. We are informed, on good authority, that the forthcoming dividend on South Eastern Railway stock will he at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of about 10,0001. As the South Eastern Company are in the habit of dividing the second half-year's balance closely, some shareholders even contend that a dividend at the rate of 61 per cent. ought to be declared, in which case a surplus of about 4,0001. would be left. The speculative favour at present extended to this stock is explained by the low price at which it stands, considered in rela tion to the stocks of the other trunk lines. The following statement will show this clearly : Pays for the Per in last halt- whole year per owit. year 1859 Pries of pm annum pre mat. stock. Landes and North Western -- 6} .. 6 .. 99 lAnouttite sad Yogiegire 6 . 100 Midland 110 806th 86161.6 B7 _ The prospective opposition of the London, Chat ham, and Dover Company most of course be taken into consideration, but, making every allowance, great confidence is felt in the rapid progress of the older company, the growing local traffic of which it about to be supplemented by a new traffic with Franor, created by the treaty. Yesterday was "making-up day" in the railway share market. The rates of " continuation" on British railway stocks were moderate, notwithstanding the late rise in the value of money. The heaviest rates were paid on Great Western, South Festeen, Lanca shire and Yorkshire, and North British stocks. As regards other descriptions, particularly Midland and London and North Western, they were light. The following shows the terms current at the com mencement of besiname. London and North Western to pre cent. ••oontango." Omat Western to per amt. do. Lencaehire and Yorkshire to per cent. do. Berwick to per mt. do. Midland to per cent. do. • York and North Midland Caledonian South Beaten 8.16 to 6-16 per cent. do. Great Northam North British Manchester and Sheffield The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8841, and the Brighton an increase of 1,0601. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Panama Railroad 7 per cent. bonds of 1867-72. An extraordinary meeting of Low's Patent Copper Company is called for the 28th inst., to oonsidsr the expediency of dissolving the undertaking. MONDAT 1TZ141.110. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 941 to # for the Bth March, opened thin morning at 941 to 1, recovered to 941 tto 1, and closed at 94 7-16 to 1. For money the last price was 941. Tee official business report bas follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 941. 1,1, 1; ditto, for account (Bth March), 941, 941; Three per Cent. Reduced, 941,1; New Three per Cents., 941, ; Bank Stock, 231; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1031, 1031; the Indian Four per Cont. Debentures, 1868, 97/, 971; ditto, 1839, 971; the Five psrCent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 97 ; ditto, Five-and-e-Half per Cent., 1081. The Indian rupee paper experienced a further de cline of 1 to 1 per cent., the Five per Cent, leaving off at 961 to 971, and the Five-and-a-Rilf per Cent. at 1021 to 1031. The Indian Five int Cent. Stock of 1869 Ira - . last quoted 103 to 1, being rather lower, and Bich* quer Bills 23e. to 26.. prem. The transactions in die foreign stook market wen unusually scanty, in the abuses of inquiry. Tha Turkish Bix per Cent. Loan of 1864 left off dull, at 783 tot ; that of 1868, at 644 to ; and Mexican Bonds, at 201 to 21. Raisin Three per Cent.. have declined to 641 to /. The shares of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, and of the English, Scot tish, and Australian Chartered Bank, were quoted rather better to-day, other bank share@ remaining steady. In the market for miscellaneous shares there was no variation worthy of notice. Great Ship were quoted 11e. to Ile. 6d. Ooean Marine Insuranoe shares were quoted this afternoon 1 16-16 to 21-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, I to 1 prem. ; City of London Brewery Preference, to 3 prem. ; and Bank of Turkey, 3 to 3 dia. Large " optional" transactions in the shares in the latter undertaking will be brought to an adjustment on Wednesday, in preparation for the settlement, which is fixed for Friday. The new Canadian Five per Cent. Loan was de cidedly heavy this afternoon. The scrip closed at 11 to 2 prem., and the bonds at 991 to 1001. The dealers appear to be well supplied. MINES.-7HIS .D. 41. Two o'CLock. The market for home mining stocks remains as for some days pant, being steady, with a moderate amount of business. Preparations for to-morrow's settlement have engaged attention to-day. The transactions have been chiefly in shares in East Wheal Russell, Lewis, West Frances, Unity, Wheal Nelson, Gonamena, sad North Downs mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares are equally quiet. There are some inquiries for Kapnnda Mining, which have been dealt in at 11 prem. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are quoted par to 1-18 preen. Prom New Trelaitth Consols Mine a telegram received yesterday states:—" We have an improvement in shaft at New Treleigh,worth fully 201. per fathom. The western end at the 70 is also Improved." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MAR/M.—(TCA DAT.) COT myna AND lima nootrwric enzmaturx.) Crank nos owl 00111ONDINT.) Cori marital very firm. Wheat in full demand, at Id. advance. Floor le. deem. Indian corn active; Galata and Odom, 84a. to $44. Id.; 'Mail, 83e. 3d. to 34a. ; Egyptian, 34a. dd. Oatmeal, oat% and Win, fair inquiry, at sandy rata. MINCING-LAN Is.—.(THIS DAY.) Suoaa.—The market has opemed with a steady appear aims, aad fall prices have bass paid in the youblio sales now programing. Refined firm ; lumps, 61s. to 635. COmaz.—The public sales are progressing without @hew ing say material altered= In prior. Taa.—Holden an very firm in prices, but buyers at pre sort remain oat of the market. Fine coegou has tam sold at Sle. Rica madams dull of mie. BRANDY has bass is gaol dosed at the late advance, an/ first brands quota Ifs. 4d. to 11.. 9d. Snow—Timm has bona as advance paid on those aorta on which the duty has bass reduced. COITON.-600 bales sold et previous mesa. lava ball bell freely bought at rather higher picas, liarksis pawilly are dad,. TALLOW MAKILITT.—(THIS DAT.) Tbs nark* a steady at ths amend prioss : Toms to 695. 3d., ast sash ; Petersburg Y.C. se the spot, 506. Cal. ; March, I. 6d. ; April to Jam, 535. to 635. 6d. ; Oct. to DSO, 6111. to 635. X SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TIII§ DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report • fair da ad. Trad• steady. Prime meadow bay, 700. to 768. ; superior ditto, 765. to 84s. ; inferior ditto, 665. to 60e.; roma. 40s. to 665.; Glover, old, 90e. to 1024. 66. ; mooed cot, 760. to 84s. ; straw, 265. to 304. The following notice was issued from the General Poet-Ake y est erday, via.:—" A mail for Bermuda will he made up in London on the evening of the 16th len., for i i mance by her Majesty's steamship Emerald, from Daven port. Any correspondenos kr Bermuda which may be spe daily admired by her Ifskety's ship Emerald will be for warded by this opportunity." MAIIMLIAGES OF QUAKEIS.—A bill introduced by Mr. Mellor and Mr. Bright proposes to enact that after the 30th of June, 1860. the marriages of Quakers may by solem nised in cases where ore only or when neither of the per -1 sons shall be a member of the Society of Friends, and to extend and amend the Act 6th and 7th William IV., cap. 86, and 7th and Bth Victoria, oap. 81, whereby both persona were req*lred to be of the Society_ of Friends. MID KENT ItAILWAI.—she ordinary half-yearly miffing of proprietors wee held at the London Tavern yesterday ; Sir J. W. Lubbock in the chair. The report (an abstract of which eppetrod in oar impression of the 9th ion.) wee taken as read, and In moving its adoption, the Chairman oberved that, for a line so reeently constructed, they were going on a. favourably as they oould wish, sod he bad the pleasure of adding that the return received that morn ing of the traffic receipts showed an borers of 401. far the month of January as compered with the corresponding of last year. As far ea his own observation went, and was confirmed confirmed by that of others who like himself were regular travellers upon the line, the traffic was steadily and continually increasing, and must do so unless adverse dr cumatanoes were brought into play, of which at present there was no prnspeot.—Mr. J. Wilkinson seconded the mode., which was unanimously sdopted.—The Meetters retiring by rotation and the auditor were reelected, and a dividend at the rate of 4 per oast. per annum, free of Income tax. payable on sad after the 16th of February, wee then declared.—The used compliment having been paid to the chairman, the meeting separated. NARROW ESCAPE OP BARNON.—Mr. P. T. Bar. num was cosily suffocated, a few nights since, in tones =of having neglected to turn o ff the " register" in his 9 g -room, the house being heated by a furnace. The room wee email, and windows and doors being closed there was no ventilation. Mr. Barnum found himself unable to walk on awakening in the morning, sad bas not yet entirely retmeereil.—Bats Osuricr. Too MODEST TO BE GRATEPVL.— Pt young lady, the aided daughter of a well-known political.baronet, was so deep a striver that it was always difficult to wake her; and in Me year 1858 a flee broke out at night in the homily man akin, whoa • web domestic buret into h‘r room. and, snatch lug her se she lay in bed, conveyed hi r to a place of safety. Strange to say the lady's high I , BIIN of modesty caused her to he dismissed from her father's novice. The lady preserver metearried, bat the man who risked hie life to save that of his mienem. him bees rewarded by a legacy of 6001. lioccoLiathed him by hie late master.—Lirerixal .11biert: ifirsoss WATlEFO ram iD CORNko farmer have FEB. bt 4.ll.—anOnar very ye limited wale this week, but we have had • moderate quan tity= eller by boat. From abroad the snivels amidst of btu one cargo of Indian corn, end cosetwime only a few hundred quarters of wheat and barley have rea&ed us. The improve* , tit noted in the trade en Saturday last has been well maintained, and fir most articles we have ex perienced • good Inquiry. Farmers' wheat we note 6d. to 9d. per barrel dearer, and for foreign rather more money is asked. Malting barley commands extreme prices, and grinding sam ples meet • ready sale at an advance of 6d. per barrel. Oats orations In good request, end holders have no difficulty in realisieg en advance of 2d. to 3d. par banal. The demand for Indian e'en, though not quite so large ss the last week or two, is very cotudderabl., and prima have further improved 6d. par barrel sine, this day ea'nnight, sellers generally are holding for still higher rates. Flour saleable at our extreme quota/omit Imports this week :—Whear, 800 qrs.; barley, 600 do.; Indian corn. 2 670 do. ; flour, 20 Racks. Exports this week:—Oats, 1,960 brie.; flour, 1,304 sacks; oat sucd, 50amks. GENERAL JACKSON AND THE BLILLT.--On his return fsm l"rlslstine, Jackson was elected • judge of the Supreme Court of the State, end his conduct in that capeolty gave 141111 to various myths, one of which, known appetently in the States al " the Rumeli Bean aneodote” (insider the name of the hero), has assumed, after many variations, the following shape, which is amusing enough to deserve to be authentic:—Ore day daring court, a greet hulking fellow, armet with piatol and bowie-knife, took ft upon himself to parade before the shanty court-house, sad mused the Mgr, jury, and all there assembled, in set ',rms. " Sheriff," wing out the judge, " arrest that man for con tempt of wart and oodles him." The sheriff f mud it impossible. " Summon a poem," said the judge. The pow did not like the job, as the fellow threatened " to shoot the flee skunk that mine within ten feet of bin." "Mr Sheriff." mid the judge, "summon me." " Very well, judge," said the sheriff, " I supports I must." Jack son walked up with his pistols, and said, "Now, surrender, yam tarroal villain, this very Instant, or I'll blow yen through:: The man put up his pistols, with the words, "There, Judge, It's no use, I give In." A few days after wards, being asked his nee m, he said, " Why, when be came up I looked him in the eye, sad I saw shoot, and than wasn't shoot Ia limy other eye in the crowd; sad so I says to Revisit ems I, hose, it's sham time to sing small, and se I did."-41erten's Leye ot Joe/meta 11108110 M off PATENTS. SOOTEI KENSINGTON.- Nowber'of visitors for the week ending Feb. 11 :—Morni 921; e ego, 1,336; toial, 2,267. t;inee .he opening of the museum daily (May 12, 1868), 187.431- - ChM' I PALACIL ONN SHILLING DAT... Mox oar, en 13 —Admissions on panned, 1,359; din* by meson ticket., 668. Total iridium, 1,927.