The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEENS BENCH. at Nisi !'rims at Guililliall.—(Be(ore the Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and a Special Jury.) v. 14.42 AND ANRYTHCIL—ACTION ON , A I'uLICY Or INsrItANCL. • trod was resumed at the sitting of the court to-day. ...a...Minimal evidence having been given in support of oise, rum, the plaintiff, was recalled to give evidence as min allowed to him by Mr. (homey, the landlord of ..use at Tottenham, for its rebuilding. He was ermi ned at Willie 14.0,411 as to the relations which sub : between him mid Ellen Ilibbons. He said-- In be r. I , <O, Ellen Gibbons kft me foe three weeks, anal as inmate of the Magdalen ward at St. Bartholii ,•. Hospital. Whilst she mei there I went to see bee, and eilmyirelf as her uncle. People sornetimesdid not want public to know exactly what they were. Idu out the nurse riving she did not believe me, and that ..4 bee master from Tottenham. I did not ask the ••••• to speak to her ahem, nor offer her half-a-crown to ~lowed to speak to lilen Gibbons alone. I might have r, her half•a•erown for her attention to Ellen. Five or seeks before List Christmas, Ellen was at the Free dal I 4rav's.iondane, but I rti not know whether she a similar wanL I did not know her complaint. She t to St. Harthokenew's Hospital with my knowledge. ..11•4 know that she was placed in the Magdalen ward. • did not t. II use what was the niatter with her. She ,44.1 before all the doctors that she had the complailt s mitt she hail. I did Dot bear her my so, but a woman the hospital toll me. There was a . p anel between me I my wife, but it was not on that matter. 14-via:pined—l hail not the least knowledge that she °I got anything of the kiwi the matter with her. I was err much surprised to hear it. This Iran the for the plaintiff. Mr. Plow. a4l.lrease.l the jury 4on the part of the defend ada. and said that the Sun Fire Insur ance fus ee did not Any Dunn... or limited slew of their own in. rest n.vist this comparatively trifling claim, for ',taborer the nisulta of the trial they must • Loge pecuniary losers -but because th e y f e lt that they ...l it to their own shareholders, and insurers as well as • the public at large to offer the most determined •.litance lap frauilideut claims, while ,they met honest and • .n 4 tide claims handsomely awl immediately. He thought • under the eineumstaneen the jury would say that vivre perfectly justified in subjecting the MOO to the : ,....t rigorous investii,iation, sod i n calling before them verY person who could throw any light upon it. The de. mutant. J.jts teal to pay the plaintiff's claim on the ground first that it was fraudulent, as he bad crag .:ato.l .w enhanced the damage sustained by the awl a...mad'''. that it was a wilful and not fire. The lesroal counsel then contended that ..i,...; to Om whole circumstances connected with the lire. ..I the pliintifra own narrative and cooduct. the fire was -asol Lv the plaintiff tor the purpose of radioing off a (rattail. -at cL,im en the ofbee sod putting money into his pocket .r t,..1.1 which never custard He then commented on inge e..1311et ion between Ellen Gibbons and the which he said threw much light upon a large :..rf of the evalence, and observed that it was a remark • fact that the plaintiff, who bail been insolvent on three •• 'orate °erasion*. 10 ion* of which did he produce any ar give up any property fur his creditors, should I.4•fore Orr become possessed of property worth between see 1101 :Oaf. It was quite clout th.it Ellen Gibbons was under the entire inducer* of the plaintiff, and that ber was tainted with perjury, nod could not be .:..I epos. The learned counsel then adverted • the renders of the plaintiff both before and r the he, ad said the coroner', jury who investigated matter strived at a verdict to the effect that the fire so fir eireunotances of great suspicion, and that it hare lawn estinguished, but that Pizey, the occupier the premises, refused to allo . w such moms as were at -I to le need for that purpose [The trial was proceeding when our report left.] CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. .1110.miatli Ati ICAnw, 54, an !alien, was indicted for .lemeaarair is having wilfully and felonimaly attempted • .0101 ii self.deetructson. *Alert coalmad the pmneeutinn. rireumetan w under which thin charge was preferred imam the primmer will be fresh in the recollectica .4 the pular. Oa the sth o f February while her Ma. jolty was 1.0 her way t o o p en the - Parliament, the Misslwho had a pap er in his bead, rushed oat • crowd towards the royal wernair, at the me Saw eselainuag. "Me petition —sae justice.' Mr. bask an iasporeor of police, wins wee es duty near the sob. of her Majesty, seined the primmer, nod it was els enes Mist he bad ialieted a wood in his throat. The Mile with which b. had seared the injury was knocked eat if his hand, awl be was taken to the hospital, where it is found that the wound was of a very superficial cha rier, and is • few 'lt, .1 the prisoner perfectly recovered. It appeared that the prisoner wan meter the impression that he mu entitled to some redeem at the hands of the UCwlat for wr o n gs that he had sustaieed in I n di a , an d ss mailked a similar s et on a previous ocamion in li of Lauda The primer he hie &foam merely desired that on* of the foaled upon him when he was takes into custody he read, and this done. It cossisted of a very Ism sisteenest of injuriee he repreeeeted he had soatained is ladle, sal that he fool come to Maenad to obtain redress. The Iteooler inquire! whether there was any groats! for :raw that the need of th e prisoner was in any way fir. Travers, the surmson of Chsaingerene Hospital, under whos e ore the prinotier hal been, stated that he saw moth* a he conduct to induce him to form such an opinion. The Recorder having summed up, the jury, after a short deliberation, returned a ven!ict of Hot °Ralf. The primmer was therefore ordered to be dacharged. THE POUCH COURTS. (THD3 DAY.) snuTHwARIL trnuommuay APPLICATION. -11AIIIIIAGI OP A TOCTO AND A CHNINTIAN. - - A mid female enteral the court in a very excited 'Mts. sad salted out before the could get her breath that she wanted his wordhip'a sak. open an important subject. agistrate—What is it you w e al? Y ou seem i n a very excited stath Applicast—l am a mother of a large family, your worship, sod one of my daughters has for some tiros kept company with a hard-ereeking young man. whose Pinot' ere le the JeLthh petemeios. bet they dotal stick to their faith. Mostrate—Well, what hare I to do with that Applicaat—l dm% know that you have much, but I want rose meleamme in this way. Yesterday they were married at At. Jelta's Church. Waterloo-road, and as soon so the ceremony was perfoettied the young man's father rushed Mtn the church end called out to the clergymea, "This is aa illegal marriage. My son is • Jew. sad meet be mama' amortinig to the Jewish law.* The cosmologies of that was, the elerunian refused to give them • me. Mmistrate—Well, what do you vast with tea I. the I, 4Der? tpplicsatr— I want von to compel the eliagyinan to give r. e are daughter's ,rt Okla.', of marTiAge, to it was duly per omit, and the hooks signed before the (ether of the !• mg man rushed in to forbid it. He said it warn illegal. Magistrate—Were they married by hems.? %opticant—No, a,r , by loons, which were regularly read cc vie consecutive Sunolaya. A ariatrate -I cannot compel the clergyman to give yea ertificate. %indicant—But they say its an illegal marriage —that • .1•• ..Ano.4 marry a Chnatian. Vsinstrato—hare all memoir. A Jew ran marry • linatian or Turk, if he pleases. If the cere-oony was per limed is the manner you me, it's • legal marriage. ‘Pplicsat—Then get the certilicate, mil make the Mem give it nu.. l)o help roe, sir. (Laughter.) Itrgistrate—l cannot do MOM this I h ave. Y ou meet go. APpliesot theta rushed out of court, and joined her rum Weide. MA It LROROUGFI.STREET. ' 5l '.TrN.; THY. 11:141.401T.NA AT TNII XT. lassie ?RIM& a violent-tempered woman. living at e thimart, mow the stare door of the St. James's Theatre, 14 . , chard with IMIN.WIIIg the ladies aid gentlemen ma- Mild with the the.dr, _Nlipsel George Selvertnei, (' division, said that on the n`wees overtime about 5 • i'clock, the prisoner was in Angel lasidag a g r...,t diaturbonee and swearing fearfully. ems mw him approaching she went indoors, sad ' l 'm the widow pelted all the performers who have to ti awe the roo to stage door of the theatre. She Mes behaved i s w ont indecent meaner before several Pitiess. the inwona at the theatre, mid be was la MS of the theatre, and two of the ladies cemaseted with • theatre came to him and com plehted of the primmer's e idn..i Ile heard her make use of the most dingerhilllf "'a rise.. It was not only last sight bat on the previous Mater- E. ' "mai she hail emptied the contents of • wealt hiest Imes over one of the musicians belonging to the 1 " 1 .„ 1.- while passing through the court. Praetor, whom waded in the dock afforded a pretty i I• I "'WM el the sort of woman the LOggistrate had le With, Ime lard lOs., or • month. %env Essentgres Wollloll.—Darin; the week ":mix 0.6, 23 the wisdom hers beet is follows 1-0 a Terrier, aw•e l Saterday, dam MU; eel Mow de! eel To ...4r fre cresiftee s. tree o69 ;ea the three stet dent; asr• wireooj os t o the public fd.), 27111 ens f leet: ere sit,: (ere4neerbte), 3N.; toW, 11,381. From oPeung of the mama, 1,d8t1,010. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1861. CORR COUNTY ELECTION. (BY Susumu= AND IMIIIII2IO lILSOMAPE) TOMMY NOIMG. Majority for Leader (oaassentive) 263 FALLING IN OF A TUNNEL.-SEVEN MEN BURIED ALIVE. SHEFFIELD, Momme. An appalling accident occurred in Sheffield thin morning, by the falling in of a railway tunnel. The tunnel to which the accident occurred is the ooe belonging to the tliabinil Railway Company, and connect' that line with the Manchester. She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire Railway, running from the Wiekeratation across Occupation-rand to the junc tion with the Manchester line at Townies-lane. The acci dent has been caused by the excavations for seine exten sive 'tabling premises which are being built for Messrs. Hunt, carriers. These premise*, which are closely adjoin ing the tunnel, are partially erected. The large exca vations on one side of the tunnel have caused the superincumbent earth on the other side to press with much greater force on that side, and the consequence has been that that side of the tunnel has given way and been forced in. The process of giving way is curiously per ceptible in the tunnelling left at each end (4 the spot where it has fallen in, the tunnel being bent from the perfect round, and partly collapsed, like the side of a partially-crushed e-aliell. About thirty yards in length o f th e t unne l has fallen in. The exact number of the men working on the spot and who are missing is not known, as some fresh bands 1 bad been set on this morning. Probably altogether seven or eight were buried under the ruins. Information was given at the police-office, and Mr. Jackson (the chief con stable) was promptly on the spot, with a body of men to pee wees order. Coder his directions, conjoined with those of Mr. RevnoLla, the builder, the other men on the place set themselves energetically to work to recover the bodies of their comrades. By ten o'clock they had recovered two, one dead, and another, named Lamb er t, crus h e d a b out the bowl! He was immediately sent to the infirmary. At this point, however, Mr. Cohby (the Midland Company's superintendent in Sheffield) interfered, and ordered the men to desist from digging, on the ground that there was danger of a further fall. It may be mentioned that the point at which they were digging (where one of the bodies was found, and where the eye-witness of the accident stated that some of the other men were buried) was a spot in the middle of the ruins, and some distance from any place where any further falling materials could be disturbed. Mr. Cohby refused to allow the excavations to go on until an engineer had an ived from the central offices at Derby; and for the purpose of getting the engineer, he immediately sent a telegram. In the meantime the bodies lay under the ruins. This was about ten o'clock. In the course of about three hours, Mr. Reynolds determined to continue the work of recovery on his own authority, end he did so; bet if there was any hope of recovering any of the men alive, it was all lid now. The man got out is not badly hurt. He was only partially buried, and was extricated without much difficulty. Meet of the men who fell were engaged on the top of the tunnel in carrying materials, &c., for the adjoining build ing. Others were on the building itself, and feeling some thing giving way under them feared it was the building which was falling, and they rushed from it to the top of the tunnel, and were precipitated with it. In addition to those recovered, it is believed that there were buried James Maley, William Booth, Henry Booth, Samuel Lawton, a man named Harding, and another whose name is unknown. At the time our parcel was despatched the workmen were proceeding with the work of excavation. lam today to 1 p.m. 0 i ‘" 11 +lO id 02 114 131 48 2 0 tei 47 6 6 I 4 UNIT rel 831 s BRITISH SOMMISIONS DOCKS. 100! i i id xd ii 878 88 8 ad NO. lad I DOOll. 1110.410, St Commercial 154000 at. Do. 4p. ca. Prat, lea 1.0114 4 lit. Um and Wait Leda SINUS St. London lAN Bt. St. KMWtw VANS St. Sontbasike NIA St. Nato& S. SO Do. New MOSUL DOMINION MI W. 1 98 16) I i dls par ISCUP.IIIIS. W. Weal. I ft. IPa I Lawn. Irday. I Clushkg Wm Woe m day yeste to I W NO all Atlantic MILL 74 16 IL 100 Bcm.B•r. aC.ln.g.lB.e. 911 ilti 911 1 11 all Do. do. B. 16 1 *A all Euffalo&LakeNormiiii. 4} 4 lo all Do. Preference 6 7 100 100 Ball.,l9razi4,..tOoderlds 6p.c. Bda, Aug. 1,1872 endoriedbyftNALß. 75 80 100 109 Do. July 1,1870, ditto 65 70 •- 100 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto 46 70 6 all Calcutta It & lisstarn 4l 6 * 8 CapeT.lDookelp.e.gua lf 1} did Of 10 71 Ceylon, 8 Piot OSW par 20 15 lantern If 1} dim 1/4 f St 100 East Indian 10 all Do. Jubbalpor• — Illi CO i7l .... 109 ail Do. 41 pal Debent O7 98 100 all Do. 6y. et. do. 100 all Do. do. do. 1886. 11 01 Ms 901 20 all Geelong 41 Melbourne — Ilt. loo l all Do. 600 Grand at. Fr Trmk of .et •••• par 100 all Do.Bee.Yretel .41.8 a. 00 69 100 all Do. 6 per et. . 42 44 100 all Do. 7 par et. 1882 SO 66 100 all Do. do. 1887 6O 46 100 all Do. do. 1872 4 0 46 et. 100 Ors* Indian halasala 94} 961 951 10 8 Do. New Bt. 100 Gt.& *lndia 6. sp. et — 10 18 Do. Do. all Ot.Wast Caned; Blares 1 09 11 U Do p . New Of dle (11 } 100 all Do.O.elklapay73.w.op 94 97 100 all Do. 51 do.. 77.a1t0p ea 92 100 all Do. do. 78 witboutap — 100 all D0.619.4.8da.pay.77 el 100 Madras Oear. 4} pee et. 82 84 IL 160 Do. do. I pm* 011 021 Do. 4, par et. &t ea B5 87 19 16 Do. 6 per cent. do. e< 100 Melb.Cory.6p. ct.lniode —.— 10 all N. Brauswict & C•nada D D A cap . ah. 1111 all Do. do. land do 1 7 10 all Do. do. B cap. do $ 7 10 all Do. do. load do 6 7 1111 Is. Oude (Limited) —.-... BL 100 kinds 96 97 101 f * 10 Do. Punjaub 84. 100 D0.114.84.1f10t.g. Site& a Zs 92 1I 1 Trinidad.Unaltett &MD 11 II ail' 091 S MONEY MARKE2.-(THIS DAL) Two u'eumg. The funds to-day are firmer. An improvement of per cent. has taken place. Little business has hteu done, rkention being chiefly dirorted to the fortnightly settlement in railway shares, which has commenced this day. British railway stocks are generally better, with the exception of London and North Western, which is heavy. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ratites opened at 68fr. 10c., being the same as yesterday. The scrip of the new Indian loan is steady at 100 to I. Consols are officially marked 914 and 4 for money, and 914 for the account. The present quotations are 914 to d for money, and 914 to 4 for the 7th of March. The official business report is as fol lows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 914, 11, 4, ; Three per Cents., 914, 4,4; Thirty years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 16, *; India Stock ; 223 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 994, i; ditto scrip, 1004 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 954 ; Five-and-a-Half per Ceat. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1004 ; Exche quer Bills, 65., 2a, die; ditto advertised, 4s. dis. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. There are still inquiries for Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 234. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 69 to 70, and that of 1858, 544 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 854 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 854 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 (exchange, 126.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 234, 4 ; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 984 ; Russian Five per Cents., 104 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 49 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Ceuta, 41* ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 544 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 993 ex div. At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. Schilizzi and Vuros, Greek merchants, who failed on the 3rd instant, it was resolved to ad journ, pending the receipt of further information, from the branch houses at Constantinople and Galatz. The liabilities amount to 31,8931., and the assets to 16,3861., apart from a sum of 21,1531. due from the Constantinople firm, which is ex pected to produce ultimately about 7,500/. A further sum of 43,000/. in Australian gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, making an aggre gate of 243,000/. since the date of the last return. The Ellora, which will sail to-morrow, will take 186,6901. in silver and 11,000/. in gold for Bombay, making together 197,690/. The total sent for Bombay by the steamer of the 12th instant was 526,7051. The latest intelligence from New York is to the effect that the exchange, after declining further, had recovered to 1044. The impression with regard to the course of politics had become more cheerfuL The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3821, and the Brighton an increase of 1,2981. A communication forwarded to us from the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada intimates that "owing to the complete stoppage of the traffic of the line by snow the return of receipts for the week ending Feb. 2 has not yet come to hand." The traffic receipts of the Great Western Rail way of Canada for the week ending Feb. 8 were 7,0501. sterling, being 4831. more than in the cor responding week of last year. At the meeting, held yesterday, of the Mercan tile Discount Company, the resolution previously passed in favour of the voluntary winding up of the undertaking was confirmed. The half-yearly meeting of the Smyrna and Aidin Railway Company is called for the 28th of March. MONDAY Emma Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 to for the ith of March, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 914 to 4. The official business report 18 as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 4,4, i ; ditto for account (March 7), 914 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 911,1 ; New Three per ' Cents., 914, 4, • Five per Cent . Anna., 197 : Bank Stock, 2351 ; India Stock, 225, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 4 ; ditto, 1859, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 205., 18s. dia. • Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 95 ; ditto ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1004. The Five per Cent rupee paper was quoted 94 to 95 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to 101; India Bonds, 20s. to 18s. dis. ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, 994 to 100/, being dull ; and Exchequer Bills, 6s. to ls. dis. The foreign stock market was very inactive, and little change occurred in prices. There was, how ever, an improvement in the afternoon in Mexican Bonas, which closed at 234 to 4. There were also inquiries for Spanish Leered Three per Ceuta. and the coupon certificates. The Turkish Loan of 1864 was last quoted 89 to I, and that of 1858, 544 to 4. Scarcely any alteration occurred in the market for Bank shares. Ottoman Bank were flat. The tuiscellaneous share market remains very quiet. Great Ship shares were quoted Ss. 3d. to be. 9d. The closing quotations for shares in new under taking* to-clay were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 24 to 3 prem., ex int. ; Thames and Merger Marine, i to I prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 14 to 14 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, to A dia. ; India Cotton, par to prem. ; East India and Loudon Shipping, par to prem. . _ The Art Union and Mary Lee have arrived from China with 1,472,000 lb.. of tee. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two oTwoz. The mining market to-day is rather quiet. In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Consols slime are marked 350 ; Wheal Edward, 211 ; and East Wheal Russell, 6 i to 7k. The other transactions have been chiefly contmed to shares in East Basest and Marke Valley mines. United Mexican Mining shares are in great de mand, and have advanced, being last marked 4. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are quiet. The share certificates of the Pencraig United Lead Mining Company are ready for delivery in exchange for . . - - At East Wheal Russell Mine , yesterday, the ac counts showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 7941. At an extraordinary meeting at the Wentuor Mining Company, on the nod inst., it was resolved that " the ea tal of this company be increased by the creation of 2,11 i shares of 21. Ids. each, limited ; and that 1,200 of such shams be allotted to Mr. Bradley for the purchase of the said mines, the remaining 800 shares to be held in re serve for future issue, if required ;" and that " the full sum of 21. 10• be called up on the said 1,200 shared. payable forthwith ; and that the amount of such call ( row.) shall be deemed the purchase money of the maid Nouse Mines." :kte, Th Fro ,e m w: K uis eL p : tte ß b ros, i: .. C of s o p ri ts .oh i f n tlo: 9 l... . perjam isod fe.ati7 bl i't: O l: chee the 06(4 east From Wheal Unity Consols (Feb. 23) Captain W. H. Reynolds states :--" the 0 5 west the lode kr 5 fathoms cop (Paa pe t 7ore M , i ii n sse el m ii ina ll ted fn° t t b w n i :i l i e g ' ho e u: l t 'e( he id e 'd nd .i ' : h 121. pro to kn f v s/ i ngli n . g per . nii‘t.f,atheththeom,7snk w a i , i t " is h l e e n e is v iin ery 3 t4 pod ap 4 pearaufeenttp‘owiicendte:oafannd'fluivroiei few days hope to be able to report having met with a continua tion of this ore west of the cross lode. The lode in the 75 east yields good stones of ore, and in the 75 west it is k i p . and promising, with good stones of rich grey ore in it. This end is only ft or 10 fathoms from the p d n o m7s w ee n wnt4t lO ve f a a P2 t lPlantu h °l 7m ilen s, esll b Mi n n t Pet t l he ere : fatho 7 Th is ha l e e vl'id v e n e a e lla g e ° :! c a i n t l : d di art m h i e nm ltle i. water is quick, and we have suspended it until we get the edit under it. The edit is 20 fathoms deep, and about 30 fathoms west el the shaft and is set." Flom West Wendron Consols (Feb. 23) Captain R. Ken dall writes :—" There is no change at the water wheel shaft, or 10 fathom level. We expect to get the engine to work is about a fortnight." LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY ILICTRIC TILEGIAPH.) BIRMINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HI 7 ISTERS' STAKES. Three miles. Comma Ball, Brown Bees, Little Sally, Peacock, Lord Lovell. Beppu, and St. Patrick are here. ERDINGTON PLATE. Two miles and a half. Topsy. Heads or Tails, Oliver Twist, Dunboyne, Knuckle. duster, Tocher, Bantam Evelyn, Pine Appl e , B o rd er Chi e f, Young Ragman, Catherine, and Sunbeam are here. Red Rover scratched. SUTTON STEEPLECHASE. About two miles sod a half. Topsy, Heads or Tails, Oliver Twist, llornsol, Knuckle. dwiter, Deception, Evelyn, Catherine, Border Chief, and Young Ragman are here. HUNT CUP. Three miles. Lottery, Jacques, Homes, Willoughby, PUY Pot!, Un• protected FemaU, Archbishop, 1331z:trine, mare by Collier stose, and busboy'', are here. OTHER MUMMA. —Doubtful and The Unknown. The coarse is seven miles from the telegraph station. The ground is in good order. MATTING OF BOTH Ho usss OF CONVOCATION. (THIS DAY.) I !Pursuant to arrangement, both Homes of Con vocation of the province of 'anterbury met this day for the tram...duel .4 biplane. Their lordships met at Queru Inac's Bounty-office, Deiles-yard, and the Lower Howe in the Jerusalem Chamber. UPPER HOUSE Their lonl.hipe met sooniifter;l6ven o'clock, the Arch bishop of CA STYRIA tIY presiding. The bishops present were —Lincoln, Oxford, Salisbury, St. Oneida, Loodoo, LLsoilidf, Peterborough, and Winchester. _ tut RITZ or ntrrism. A special license granted by her Majesty was read by Mr. Dyke authorising the Houses of Convocation to consider, and if necessary to alter, amend, or substitute a new canon for the 29th canon now in effect as to the subject of sponsors at baptism. The Bishop of oxroan at some length took an historical view of the subject, and contended that the alteration which bad been made in the canon relating to baptism at the time of Healy the Eighth was no longer necessary to be limited to the parents presenting the child for that rite, in connexion with three other godly persons. It had been found to be a great difficulty by other nations, and tended to limit the number of children presented for baptism, but this country had retained it. lie contended that there was a great d i culty in getting three persons in many cases to act as sponsors, and therefore he was strongly in favour of the canon being altered, relying on the faith of the Church to which the child is presented, rather than upon the sponsors. In his own diocese he often knew who the sponsors to a child would be before be entered the church, as persons were willing tout as gush to anyone merely for the sake of the treat which parents wank give to them afterwanls. He hoped, therefore, to bring back this rite to its primitive spirit, and that it shall no longer be a mere custom and an empty responsibility. (Left speaking) LOWER HOUSE .... The Lower House met in the Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster Abbey. Dr. BICKERBTZTH, Archdeacon of Burka, presided ex Prolocutor. The house was very fully attended. The lousiness was merely of a fennel nature, in traosmit ting reports and petitions to the Upper House, up to the time this report was despatched. VICTOPJA (LONDON) DOCK COMPANY. owls DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors Ina held at otle o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. ("HARLEM MORRISON in the chair. The report of the director., which was read by the Secaz- TART. was as follows : " The following is a comparative statement of the revels and their tonnage which entered the undermentioned docks in the years ending the 31st of December, 1859 soil 1860, respectively:- Victoria, 1830, ships 2,522, tonnage 716,131 ; 18.0, ships 2,682, tonnage 850,:t37 ; London, fur yen coding 30th November, ISO and 18110 (loaded from for e i g n porta). 1859, ships 1.010, teatime 436,400; 1860, ships LOW. tonnage 424,338 ; St. Katharine, 18.30. ships 891, tonnage 217.719 ; 1860. ships 996. tonnage '223,397 ; East and West lobe (loaded ships which discharged their cargoes), 1839 . shin 3,652, too nageB2s, 708; 1860,5hipe3,955, tonnage 874,232. The total number of ships and their aggregate register tootinge that entered the port of London with cargoes from foreign porta, during the years ending 31st December, 1859 and 1860, respectively, was :-1859—Ship, ; teenage, 2,f02,4&3. 1860—Ships. 11,108; tonnage, 2,957,082. Increase—Ships,4l4 ; tonnage, 151,619. The threcton have the sattsfaction of informing the shareholders that the ' =Lion which has been under discussion between the and the hoard respecting the warehouses in the Ninories, has been settled hr the loons agreeing to furnish the accounts of those warehouses to be included in the renal accounts of the dock. In so. coriluoce with the canting contracts between the company and the lemma, the board have from time to time culled upon those gentlemen totake tbecourse prescribed by the contract@ for proceeding with the eastern works. The lessees, oo the other hand, haveobjected, arid continue to object, totheocs• structioo of those works ; but the board have declined to relic pith the company's rights under the contract& Under these circumstances the directors recommend, that the shareholders should leave with them the discretion of taking each a course in the matter as they may anteater moat ex pedieat The Charing Crass Railway Company have served a notice on this company, that they intend to apply to Par- Emmet for power to purchase the Steelyard Estate, which is included in the plan of their proposed extensioa to Un sonntreet. The board have presented a petition agaiast the bill, and will continue to watch over this company's cater sets." The CHAIRMAN in moving that the report be adopted, dwelt upon it. 'raium features in congratulatory terms. He stated that the poued of the objection or the lemma to proceeding with the MIAIM works was that it would not be for the interest of the oompizi . — g an opinion in which the directors did not concur ; a that the cam wee one in which the board felt it desirable that there should for the preeent be a considerable degree et reserve, and in which full discretion should be left to them. As repuribi the Steelyard estate, he said the directors bad secured a lucre sleuth for the opposition in parliament, which was based on the fact of the great value of the estate to the company. In reply toe question on the subject of dividend, The CHAIRMAN mid be feared that all the company could rely spun for some time to come was it. fif per oent. After some conversation of an unimportant nature, the report was adopted, and the proceedings terminated In the esual meaner. NORFOLK RAILWAY COMPANY.—(THIS DA Y.) This day the half-yearly general meeting of abaralieldera via held at the London Tavern. Mr. BIDDII2 b the their. — The repiSt, of which an abetreet hes been already pub- Hied, having been taken as read, The CH•II.IILX proposed the adoption in • long speech, in which he deseimeed the cmchict of the &stern Counties board, stating that their accounts did not truly represent the real pandas of their affairs, that there had been derides• tions on the part of one of their °floors which had been kept back from the knorlsdge of the ' sea th a t all this had been done for the purpose of • Hag the pro. petty of the Norfolk Company, and obtaining it at • ruinous price. The Eastern Counties Company then abed out against the agreement, but be contended that that agreement was too favourable to the Eastern Counties Cempan . Why did they not propose to diseolve the union altge her? He should be glad to as such • result, which he was sure would be for the advantage of the Norfolk Company. He complained that Hr. Love bad introduced personalities into the squabbles of the company, and expressed a confident opinion that, if be had the dime. lion of the Fasters Counties Company, he would increase the disideod by 1. per cent. in three years. Yr. A. Mitts, 1C P., seconded the report, which we. adopted. A dividend of 11. 17a. ed. for the half-year was declared. The outgoing directors and auditor were re-elected, and the proceedings wend up with a vote of thanks to the chairman. CURIOCR MATIIIIOIII.AL ADVINTr RE. —ln the Mitof Bt. Oseepein-the•Eask which has become of ears so familiar to the public, there are ether curious madams than these formerly observed la the parish church. On the le of May vest certaio young women. previously spproveal of, will have an opportunity of drawing lots for a onarnage poetise of 1001., and the lucky drawer will be setitled to receive that amount so saes es she ma dime a hushed to share it with her. The diapeemers al the bounty are Raise ' s charity trustees, and the young wanes who offer themselves as eamlidates must have been educated u Mr. Raine's school, and hays attained the age of 111 years. They must also have continued members of the church of 'bighted mime they left the school. They are 'admitted as candidates se the sth of March. _ --- MELANCHOLY EYE-NT AT THE BANK Or ENGLAND. —Yesterday. a MIA painful 'emetics was caused at the Bask of Ragland by the awfully sodden death of one el the clerks in the amountant's once, maned Thomas Dighton, aged about 4S. Fle had been in the ogee about A/ vest% sad had sever hese knows to be in bad health. Yesterday be Weeded to hie duties as usual, only complaining of • slight psis is the chest, which he attributed to iodisation. About one e'eleek le left the accouat dike and went into the Reduced Annuities office to communicate with one of the clerks, but had no winner sot in there than he fell down and expired. Mr. Alfred SIMS. the Bask surgeos, who happwed to be I. the building at the time, was quaekky is ahead mss. but it was too Lite. The body of the wafer tunate men was conveyed to the sue/ doom to await as is re t pnrationa have been made for the p of e.tablishius an annual fat cattle show is the We of Wight. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MAR.EICT.—(TRIB DAY.) (ay anus atm mez mAesswo rat actura.) (mom OUR OWN 00WZNOPONDINT. Good attendance at to-day's market. Wheat in rather better demand at the extreme rates of Friday. Flour steady. India' corn better; mixed selling 365. 9d. to 375.; Galata, 395. to 395. 6d. Beans, oats, and oatmeal, without change. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) ROGAN. —Tbe w tp? public sake an progressing without spirit, and last prices are with difficulty supported. Refined dull of sale; prices am unaltered. Corm —This article is arm, and opinion seems to be in favour of preheat prier being maintained. Tas.—The public sales ate going off at about previous rates. Rtes.—Old Neeransie Arracao has been sold at 10s. 6d. to 10a 7 jd.; and Battens ex ship arrived in dock, at 10s. Run hae • steady peerance. Como,.—This nsutet vim,. dull. flatirravan.—Befraetkie 94 sold at 365. 3d. amen without alteration. Markets have opened this week with a dull appearance. TALLOW MADXST.—(THIS DAY.) The market le lat. Petetsburg Y. C. on the spot, 59a. 9d. to 59a. ed. • Yarch, 59a. 6d. ; April to Jape, 58a. 6d. to 5k.; Oeteber, to December, 56a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mauro Davi aad Co. report trade dull, at the fol. lowing prices :—Priase meadow bay, 75a. to SU. ; supe rior ditto, 90.. to 100. ; inferior do., 36a. to 50a. ; dower, old, 90.. to 110.. ; ditto, new, mood cut, 70a. to 100. ; draw, 30a. to 36a. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. UntroOL, Psa 26.—There was an Briwlar market most of the day. closing rather over the lowest Rbs. Birkenhead, 911 92-4..satnionlan Stock, 97 970—Easitern Comities, 9 11-16 9 13-16—Great Northern Mock, 111 Hl—Great Weakens. OM 1 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110 ei d 11•1—London and Ware Western, 004— Manchester, Eimeeld, and limeeinshire, 611 661 — Midland Stock, 134—Ditto sew ahem 14 11 p.—North British Nock, 63 634-- North IStaffor&hke, $4 9 d—North liadark Dar wick Capital Stock, 1001 es d.IOOM—Do., York Capital k, meek is ea d.llo4—Do Leeds Capital Mixt, 16 ea d. Eastern MI /3 11.16—West Midland fOlferd), 46 46—Dotob Ilkoda —Gress Lasemboura, 60 ft—Grand Tntnk of (kande. S. Great Western of Canada, 101 101-111lools Central, WI M I L Buffalo and Lake Huron. 41 41—Thames and Mersey lianas Company, 13.16 1316 p . Massawria, Fin 25 —The market was doll and flat all day, and Sheffield. considerably lower. Eastern Counties, 91—Grand Trunk of Canada, 04 —Great Western of Canada, 10 13-11—Great Western. 0,00--11Enois Central. 161d—Lancashlre and Yost shire, 1101—Lenden and North Western, 904—Manchester, Met- Meld, and Lincolnshire, 464—Midland, 130—North Eastern, Ber wick, 1004—North Staffordshire, 344 —Smith Pastern, 251-- Thames and Mersey Markle Insoranos, 4p. DISCOVERY OF TRH BODY OF THE LATE CAPTAIN BOYD.—The body of Coptin Boyd was found this (Mildew) morning at half - past ten o'clock by Wm. Pritchard, of Holy. heed, professional diver. The remain■ were easily reeogniak as those of the lamented officer. The body was nearly naked, and was in an advanced state of deeurnposition ; the hair, whiskers, lie, were perfect. Much sensation was caused here when it became known that the body was found ; crowds visited the pier to make inquiries. When found the body was under the wreck of the Neptune, where she struck close to the pier. It must have been kept down by the wreck. The remains were at once 'nought on board H.M.S. Ajax. Lieutenant Morrell immediately sent on shore to inform the who have sent for the coroner.—Dobiiis liSeSiNg PA RLIAMENTA RY REFORM MERT MO AT BRAD roan.— Last evening a meeting of working men was held in the Temperance Hell, at Bradford, for the two-fold per. pees of petitioning for parliamentery reform and fouoding• working men's association. Mr, Alderman Brown occupied the chair. A series of resolutions were doped. The first condemned the government for not standing or falling by • measure of complete parliamentary reform ; the second de. dared that it was essential that the country should have a measure of reform embracing an extension of the suffrage to all male persons occupying tenements rateable to the poor, with the ballot, the more equable distribution of members to population and property, and shorter parliaminds; and the third ordered a petition based upon these resolutions to be presented to parliament through Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P. Another resolution was subsequently paned, estahliahing • working rnen's reform association, whose object is to be to seek a measure of parliamentary reform as indicated in the second resolu tion. The resolutions were all moved and seconded by working men. Thanks were presented to the chairman and the meeting separated. MERCHA rt. BLAYNE'S ORPHAN AJITLUY.—The annual court at governors was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. Al&rmin Makin in the chair, for the purpose of electing four boys sad fourgirls to the benefits of the in dilution, out of a list of 28 caodidates. The committee of management held a meeting previous to the polling, and agreed to the report, to be read to the meeting after the clew of the election. During the pest 12 months the re sources and general condition of the charity have been steeailv improving. This increased support, if sot accorded to the desired extent, has at least been sufficient to show that the value and importance of the asylum is not lost sight of by the English public, to whom from its locality it more immediately appeals. The erection of the long-contem plated new asylum at 13nareshrook has been commenced, and from the report of the architect there u oo doubt of the works being brought to completion by the date necewq to quit the present premises. The committee express their anxiety to give Mat to the ceremony of laying the founda tion, and they call upon the friends of the charity to give them every assistance. To the exertions of the London sub scribers, whose efforts are iodefatigable, in raising funds far the building fund, so as not to trench on the general re sources of the charity, thanks are tendered ; to the mercan tile and shipping intercede the thanks of the committee WO also tendered. Ten boys and eight girls have left, haring completed their term of residence during the pest year, and sight girls were admitted during the same period ; 81 boys and 38 girls, making 119 children, are now in the institu tion. The committee have to record the receipt of two legacies ; the first of MO/. from the executors of Mrs. Mary Johnson, the second of 4007., from the executors of the late Thomas Thornton ; and • donation of 101. from Sir Jam setjee Jejeobhoy, Bart., he. The remaining portion of the report coutained warm expressions of gnititude to the clergy had advocated the cause of the charity, coe d with an appeal to the public for ail, sad referring to the te proviso:toe, whit% Bad - made this darted more valuable than ever. 660 children have been admitted to 'this institution since its foundation in 1827. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otooz. The railway share market to-day is generally better. An improvement of } to } per cent. hag taken place in several of the principal stocks. London and North Western stock, however, has fallen } per cent., being quoted 98 to 99. Great Western stock is quoted 691 to 701 • Midland, 131 to } ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110} to 1 ; South Eastern, 84 to } ; Eastern Counties, 49 to } ; and Cale donian, 971 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 dia. East fndian Railway stock is heavy. OADDIAIIY SIAM AILND STUCK& ea. Ird I un.wAys. Ans..Wel.aieseerVaL Blackburn 'Myth sad Typo Bostob.Bl6lK4 Md.C Bilst9l and lake oalWOni - ;;; Cork and Bindon Cortmall Do. • Ano div. id until D p.o. Is to D. Orbits and lo• pa Joe. Daad„Patb. Abd.Ja Iss!antADVntles al Swarm Union. 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