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Yesterday the adjourned inquest on the body of Joseph Latham was resumed at the Middles': Hospital, before Mr. Wakley and the former jury. It will be seen that the inquiry was further adjourned owing to the inability of B aaaaa lli :and Mrs. Lambert to undergo exami nation. Mr. Cbambre Vigo», home surgeon in Middlesex Hoepi. tal, war the first witness examined. I have BursaeHi under my care. He was brought into the hospital on Sun day sunning. He was then sensible ; be had • wound on the right cheek, the hair wu nearly burned, and the skin blackened as though from a shot fired very near the face; he is now progressing towards recovery; within the last three days be was • little delirious. I should not advise that be should be subjected to an examination now; he is not likely to be fit for an examination for a week, and even then it will depend on the progress he has made is that time whether he can be safely subjected to an examination. Mr. H. B. Norman examined—l am a surgeon, and re side at 3, Duehess-street, Portland-place. I am attending a female at 6, Foley-place, wbo has had a wound inflicted on her. I never asked her what her name was. She has two monads, one back of the fore arm right hand. Ants. ready a bullet passed through the back of the arm be tween the muscle and the bone ; the other wound is kerne_ diately above the collar bone. I last saw her this morning about 9 o'clock. She is still suffering from extensive in flammation of the right lung, and in • less degree of the left, She is very free from fever. She is not fit to be removed hen; it would not be proper even to remove her from bed. I think the jury may safely see her on Monday week. The ball is sot extracted ; it has not been found. The presence of the boll is only indicted by the inflammation. There had been as expectoration of blood till the sixth day, when there was • little spitting of blood, caused by the inflate. station of the lung. The Coroner said that ander these circumstances all that could be done wee to adjoin: the inquest again, and, if it was not inconvenient to the jury. he Proposed to adjourn it till Mestay, the 29th, at the some: hour and place. Adjourned accordingly. thiNNWSBUIT AND BLIJCINO RAN RAILWAY.— *mit paw nu Idle Mr weak n W ib/ Des. is. e 31. d. 11304, 1,0621. 7s. 9d. ; *NM , a. ST. ILARTIN'II BALL. Alt Osalveloostidol The Setirity, essysesd by Mrs,„ Newsy Parabolosaw, was podissai last ws Was Air the ANS lbw. noise do Eloostio of Mr. 1 Saab. A week et this slue, Ina the pa et a Ilmodousisimis as satire novelty. In the mob d axis, Whether is Italy, enemy, Fienvoret Ileglarid, we are nit awes* se aZ ie d it. This is mmiewhat s 1 kr us& has always been pre : s t fsesais accomplishment' and, to Emmy of brassies'. has been highly cultivated by the fair mi. In poetry, the drama, and the most lofty mad severs departments of literature and philosophy, many women pare distinguished themselves. Why they should not have done so in the creative branch of an art which is peculiarly congenial to the female mind, and for the exercise of which women in gene ral are better papered by education than men, is a , question to which, we epees& we cannot find an .answer. Be the cause, however, what it may, the ' fact is indubitable; and the appearance of an Attest° se. by a lad derives additional interest from its beim/ so r : L sited. Ise analyse a work of this kind with the alsomes ... it deserves, it is otoottary to thossii•oro ;i 1 =see, sad alp to press it, whist' we ire Ira ,by its publication, will enabler to is At K. present we tanooly point out a fewof the most remain & ft. able pieces, which made the strongest impression a onthe audience. There is no introductory sympbsw. g The work begins at once, with a chorus open time so polar in the first chapter of John, "In the brit sing was the Word," a grave and solemn strain, in se the style of the old English cathedral music, tibia ..a. had a deeply impressive effect. An air, on ords by a ompbell, "O Zion, lift thy raptured eye," intro- m issed and accompanied by a charming combination to to of soft wind instruments, and very beautifully sung at. by Mrs. Endersohn, was received with warm demon- t itration' of pleasure. A quartet, "Haste, let us go e l . to Bethlehem," founded upon the melody of an old et. Christmas carol, exquisitely harmonised and 1,1,. enriched by some fine pastoral phrases from st. the oboe, was loudly encored. A trio of the t: magi, on Bishop Heber's words, " Brightest and best Hi of the sons of the morning," for three male voioes, BL, accompanied only by the contra-bassi pizxicati, was I : 0 exceedingly wel l sung by Messrs. Allen, Montem lie Smith, and Weiss, and gave great delight as a pure t . and beautiful piece of part-writing. But a still finer piece of vocal part-writing was the quartet of angels, n " Trouble and anguish shall make him afraid." It ri e was sung by Mrs. Endersohn, Miss Bleaden, Miss tn. Huddart, and Miss Palmer, without accompani- : meat, and warmly encored. Probably the IS gem of the work is the air, " Behold ri thy servant," a charming melody which re- es. minded us of the fine old English melodist& It St• was deliciously sung by Miss Huddart (who is rapidly li s . becoming one of our finest native singers), and en- toe cored with enthusiasm. Towards the conclusion, sea Mr. Weise produced a great effect by an expressive so air, " Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in 3 0 peace." Mr. Hullah's well-trained voices did every is justice to the choruses, bringing out the plain, broad se masses of harmony with great clearness and ram- I S L ts nance. In the choruses, however, we desiderated a s little more elaboration. They are rather tooplain, too a t simple, too much in that style of counterpoint which is is denominated " note against note." We do not relish ZS the contrapuntal pedantry which shows itself in :. fugues worked out with siholastio formality; but so choral writing, beyond any other, demands that : richness of texture which is obtained by complex lo combinations and close interweaving of parts. A to little more of this kind of writing in the choruses tt would have heightened the effect of this very excel- so lent work. to et. Its success was triumphant. During the per- so formance the principal pieces were applauded to the I s i o t• echo; and, at the close, the fair composer, loudly so called for, was led by Mr. Hullah into the orchestra, : where she bowed her acknowledgments for her so reception. to so IRELAND. DUBLIN, Jax. 17. It is understood that the report of the commis sioners appointed to inquire into the affairs of May- 50 nooth College is at length ready for presentation to et. parliament. The latter sittings of the commission have been held in London, and only three out of the It five commissioners were:able for a considerable time et. I past to attend—namely, Lord Harrowby, Mr. O'Fer rail, and Mr. Twias—Chief Baron Pigott being absent in the south of France, owing to ill health, N sad Mr. Longfiekl being engaged with his duties u r one of the Incumbered Estates Commissioners. is The extensive (states of Lord Portarlington, in w , the counties of Tipperary and Limerick, were sold st, yesterday in the Incumbered Batista Court. The quantity of land brought under the hammer on this ea occasion was 23,147 acres, dtvided into 77 lots, all of which are held in fee simple, with the exception st of three, which are held under leases for ever. so Griffith's valuation of the whole was 21,1721. per annum, and the gross amount of the purchase 1 " 3 7 : , money was 274,1601., presenting rather a low aye- I rage, although several of the lots went at a very fair rate of purchase. The court was greatly thronged by persons interested in the sale. Mr. J. Sadleir, bI.P., and Mr. C. Bianconi, were the purchasers of " several lots. it LICENSED VICTUALLERS' MEETING AT MANCHESTER. The annual meeting of the Manchester and Salford Licensed Victuallers' Society was held y esterday _ evening at the Shakspere Inn, Fountain-street. From the report and statement of accounts, road by Mr. Redford,suretary, it appeared that there was a cash balance in favour of the bene volent fund of 1,4471. 13e. IL and of the protection fund of 2851. 14s. 94 This, with arrears and property, made a total of 1,7931. les. 11d., being an increase of 1771. 101. 11d. There was a decrease, however, of 28 members, the total number now being 223. Mr. C. RIDINGS was called to the chair, and said their financial position was one upon which they might congra tulate themselves, but the expenses attendant upon giving expression to public opinion against the new beer bill hal been, and would be, considerable. The signatures to the pretest time to petitions against the bill were 18,000. He regretted that the police magistrates of Manchester and Salford were determined to carry out the taw set so much more stringently than in other puts of the kingdom as to the meaning of the term bona fide traveller. Persons coming to the old parish church from Bury and surround ing towns to marry or christen were not allow, to ge into a public-house to warm themselves or for shelter from the rain if they partook of the merest refreshment ; one landlord, for giving a single glass of ale to one of these persons, was fined 10,. He regretted, 5160, to find the chil dren in Sunday schools sent out to keep a watch upon public-houses. Such an act must, and was, inereasieg the number of bush shops, and he had himself obtained a glass of spirits in a temperance hotel at a time when he dared not 'have sold one in his own house. (Applause) The act, in truth, did not prevent the drunkard getting his glass; it was mainly instrumental in innonuaieneing the sober and well-conducted. Mr. GEOROI EADIS moved, and Mr. BIOODSHAW seconded, the report and accounts, and they were agreed to unanimously. Resolutions were also agreed to re-appointing the com mittee and other officers, and other busineu of a routine character was transseted. The new president elected was Mr. Andrew Debbie , of the Greyhound public-house, Lud gate-bill. A RUSSIAN SPY IN THE CAMP.—A letter from before Sebastopol, in the Prose, says:—" A RUS , IIIII was lately taken prisoner while walking about in our works with the audacity of a better fate. He was dressed in the uniform of a captain of the African Chuseurs killed at Balskleva. He thus reached the English works, whore he acquired all the isformation he wished. Emboldened by this MOM, be retuned on the following day, and was then mere Hastwerved in asking questions. An Eng lish the spoke to his, being astonished at the ig norers's/As (*played on eosin points, became suspiactas, and umbel him tolling him that if be turned out to be really I Irisolusse. an aciErould be made to him for yin inm wee moordlngly inotitstsd, Mad oat so b• • ,110 . 1412srior _~~~ ~L"' as. I a kV.. ii—lii.7 Apo?lD*. de 201....1 po? Bryild pal algae ..... all amour all Cork mg OltrM 4 Dab ad Mika ism. .11 Duad.rilli,aodobard.J. 100 gait all Ditt al e s t a i aad ill trim HO Won allas,Clas 114 Do. Ode dd.) 100 Dwallan 100 iistympiita . 100 idisbinb .11 memo WI NANG . 100 elkilort imak ftr% • Delt 100 Olosser 100 Grest . iiii — 57). ITINVIC ' " no Do. B. auk I.a, OL AM owl Wet. (1n ) 100 Greet Well= 100 Da 81WarVallayGoLliak all Lineage? and Wide . iii no Ilfir7l; 4 I Do. ijew Thirds . I 100 tu Darliths Da. West Mpg IJeke I 1 Loses awl Ineskesill 100 110.0:0st 100 =. l ol= Wows Ds. kw 111cesey 10 Dm MOM (C ) De. IkkMks . WO Leaks 111 SwatlrWeekeru 42 Do. SAS 34 Da. SO all tamismisarry&F.anlaklllm 100 Ilmils.,lllbef.ALmeoluala. RD Da Ukases, No. 1 . 100 Maw! 100 Do. Blam. and Derby all Mkt O. West. (Ire.) 22S Ditto Halt Mitres all Newcastle end 111 Newmarket Bury Estes: 191 NewportAbere &Hereford i ilearry7u7diniilftiii:ea.: all NewryWarreapoint &Rai lat Norfolk ~Ds. Nsw 14 1 Northera anodes Uskm 100 North °MLA 16 North Devoe. No. 1 all DA 4 A Deferred Do. D Guaranteed 100 N. Esatirm—Berwick SHARE LIST& WIWI/DAT r o The railway share market today exhibited great se firmness. Although the beat prices of the day were scarcely maintained to the dose, the final range was so in many mess to i per omit. higher than that of " yesterday. ice DAY.—Two o'CLoam. so The railway share market to-day is quiet. A few 33 of the heavier stocks are quoted a shade lower, Nit &.s generally the market is steady at the closing range of yesterday. London and North-Western s stock is quoted 102 to 1; Great Western 681 to 1; 4 Midland, 'lOl t ot ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 76t to 4 76 ; South terns, 171 to 181; Caledonians, 311 u 2 30.1 to 0; and Cheat Nortberns, 221 to 1. French shares have risen considerably. Northerns too are quoted 341 to 36; Eastern. 324 to 33 ; and Paris 1 1 and Lyons, 22 to 224 prem.—all ex. int. ISO Is OADDIAILY MAIM AND STOCK& 20 NM isaq So 3 1 {pm. -. H SI 30 Do. Latinalos IS Do. U.N.B Pm Do. 100 Do. York 50 North London all Do. New 103. sans 174 North naffordshlre all North Western 10 Martha SouthWeet. lone In Oxford, Won., St Woner 100 doottlab Centnl 160 doottlah Midland TO Shrewsbury and Hereford 100 quophlre Enka.— $0 loath Devon 1100 South Eastern .. liouth WA.* 3 4 oatb Torkab.tt ItiverDu MI hail= sad Llarlkogton 10 he 141 151 11 111 21 SS 8 111 107 1011 105 101 49 31 Ili ThemedicecaDockrilkill all Vale 'Mr& all Waledukl cod Kllkesay all Wdedird mod limerick all Went Landes ii Ind, Oorswall $ W.Buded Lomlk CrptslP. LINEA LEABEQ AT I all Bedford and BlotehU y (lowed to Lou- St N.W. 100 Booklnellastaltiso..(lrst4 .... ..........-__ ~..____ to London &It Al eaters) 100 Cyclone@le inaction (trued to Caledsotan) . 100 GsstLineolnah. guatp.Ct. (leased to GL Northern) IS °lowest', & Dean Forest (leased to GL Western) SO Hallatelby(l.TorkkNltld SS Do. 4 shares ditto) ,I! 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PALACE COMPANT.—The followiag not very intelligible paragraph is running the round of our contemporaries :—" At the approaching meeting of the Crystal Palace Company it will be announced that the re ceipts have been sufficient to give, if it were deemed expe dient, a dividend to the shareholders ; as, however, all the receipts have been appropriated to other purposes, the direc tors wisely abstain from paying a dividend out of capital—a principle which, it is to be hoped, will not be departed from, either in this or any other public company." METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OP BEWESS.—Yee- terday the commissioners held a special court at the Court house in Greek-etreet, Mr. Jebb presiding, to order sum monses against defaulters in the district rates imposed upon the districts et Bayswater, Surrey and, Kent, and Regent s-rest, to allow deficiencies and compositions, to hear sum• manors for non-payment of expenses incurred in works of private improvement, and to issue warrants and to receive presentments of nuisances. The proceedings were entirely of a formal nature, sad involved no point of public interest. NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.—A court-martial Was held on board her Majesty's ship Impregnable yesterday, composed of the following officers : —Rear-Admiral Seymour, president; Captains Mundy, Kingcome, Rabb, Btopford Wise, Fetishist., and G. Ramsey ; Mr. John Eastlake, acting deputy judge advocate, for the trial of Mr. John Mackeigh, first-class engineer, of her Majesty's ship Cossack, on tem porary service, on charges of asoault'ng Mr. John Render. ion, third-class engineer, sod with using disgusting lan guage. To the latter charge the prisoner pleaded guilty ; and the former being proved, and the court having given the matter their consideration, sentenced the prisoner to be dismissed the service. APPREHENSION OF LIVERPOOL BROKER& —At the Liverpool Police Court yesterday Messrs. Clifford, Frith, and Archer, brokers, of Walmer-buildings, Water street, Liverpool, were brought before Mr. Joseph C Ewart, on the charge of having pledged a quantity of tar placed in their bands as brokers for sale. The ease was about being heard, when MI. Ewalt expressed •desire that, owleg to its importance. and as it involved points of law, Mr. Mansfield should hear it, and the case was adjourned until this day (Thursday), at one o'clock, and the parties admitted to bail. Mr. Aspinall, barrister, who appeared for them:eased, stated that he had in his possession a datu ms: WaSsiaiag the Meet authority for their cot elect. NI h ;l a m. 1 1 1 I I In / die n 3 3 : 89 91 l e i 1 1 Pa 100 U N S die ear 97 He oe m. WA s 74 i 711 1 ro Ilill lit tt pt. 44 44 lAtrua Fria *Anglo Australian Gold ♦Aaglo Californian +4ustrabistan ....... Australian Cordllleni... Austzalbus Freehold ... Me Maria _ _ _ Fr . ll■ol - -- 1:;012 .- Iron I Itßritiih Iron tßru.lsop.(las.at3l.pu Do. Cocoa sad Colak _ Do. St. Joh& Del Rey ca7;;;l:iieeTtg --- +C4tOOO.IIIIA.Co.,Juo Coke Copper 'Colonial Gold \Dort** teopper Minors of Eng tDo. Pref. 74 per Cent fltoir.ravotralloaCoppr Greet Nugget Vela Reg. +General Grand Duchy of Baden Graf Poiseoth Lusltalen Mew Granada. +;l.Lia a ran YID. Bm.C a Youveau Moak _ Pattered Silver Lead Port Phillip Quartz Bout rttnyouter trot New Iwo de Cube , 1 / 4 71;11iintnaciti in Croft +United Monica& Waller Wont Mariposa f Transferable by JOINT !MOM I,Suil 40 _ _ __ 40 Thit.CoLlianktLnan 00. nritish North Allberitan Chartered Bank of Ash Chart. Bank of India, Tuitriira fbloeLl itareerclal of tendon.. . Eng.,Bcot,k Auat.dtart. Las.Clurt.Bank of Aust. Ditto New London and County London J Ant Stock London and Westminster Nat. Pros. of England .I Do, Now National of Ireland 20 New South wales .0001100 ~ 00C1 20 "oil is ,000 too OAOI 10 Orient. Bank Oat poi &Lion Provincial et Ireland De. New Royal Australian Bank ing and Gold Imp. Co. South Australia Uldee of Australia Da. New Oaks of Label= AUltfallall Agricultural, Austral.alaa Pada° Mail tanaraliaa Royal Mall Berlin Waterworks British AZIIriCAZ Laud is a:co ...... . Do.Opirstisramdlul) D°' I.lmsf hlu. • —,— Crystal Mrs ofTraoee 1 Bolora Mem Menlo Toissimph Otherlll Sem gav!iation Irish Iluitrastwor. leditemossalieet.TeL Vestals lb SLAssericas Nada* Matll4e. Vogl iietl7 — erfaiiiCand - — I N.S. Wiles °pall! Inter.' Nat* Brit Ausgrahlma Market gerspilliss.l 40 11 21 22 i do i i 21 f i ls 71 11 3f 41 zla _de —5 3 ei Pa 17 It 16 all all an Tatarday. bids= does bray. $Ol I 'Buttner done today. I la nib leisla Wilk 40 id 107 i MONEY MARKET. WIDXIIIIIDAT E7lllllllO. The English stock market showed increased firmness this morning, and a farther advance of 1 per cent. was maintained during the greater part of the day. Although the feeling at the ekes was less confident, the final quotations were as good as those of yesterday. The current business continues very limited. The money market to-day was generally easier. The Paris bourse to-day was characterised by great buoyancy. The Three per Cents. closed about 1 per cent., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 11 per cent. higher than yesterday. At Vienna more con fidence is shown, and the exchange on London has receded to 12.10. At Frankfort, Austrian stock shows an advance. The Amsterdim bourse is also better. especially for Russian securities. Comb; opened at 921 for the Bth Feb., were main tained during nearly the whole of the morning at 921 to 1, and after touching 921, closed at 924, " buyers." For money, transactions are recorded at 92 to 921, and the closing quotation was 92 to 4. The official business report is as follows :- -Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 921, 92, 921, 1,1; ditto, for:ascestnt, Bth of February, 921,1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 92/, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 921,1, 4, 4. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 41, 4 7-16. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1858, 991 ; ditto 1859, 991, 1, 4. Bank Stock, 211, 2081. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to 7s. prem. ; and India Bonds, lls. to 14s. prem. In the foreign stock market the operations were very scanty, but prices continue well supported. The chief demand was for Turkish scrip, which, after marking as high u 771, closed at 774 to 4. Russian and other descriptions continue firm. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents, were quoted 100 to 102 ; ditto Four-aorta-Half per Cents., 90 to 91 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 to 62 ex div.; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 92 to 94. Sardinian, 84 to 86. Peruvian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 70 to 72. Mexican, 21 to 4. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents.,lBl to 1. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 99. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 62; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 921. Equador Bonds, 4. Mexican Three per Cents., 211. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901, 91. Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, for account, 31st January, 77, 771, 771. As we anticipated, the allotment of the French loan is to be confined exclusively to France. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. issued the following noti flostion this morning : Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. beg to - inforra the sub scribers on their list to the French Loan of Five Hundred Millions Frans, that having received advice last evening from Paris of the whole loan being taken by the individual applications in France for 500 fr. rents, and under, there will be no division to make to other parties. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. are therefore ready to pay back the de posit of 10 per cent. on and after to-morrow, the 18th inst., oetwees4the hours of 11 and 3 o'clock, at their counting house, No. 8, Bishorgate-street Within, on productiou of the receipt given for the same.-8, Hishopsgate-street Within, Jan. 17, 18,55. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons have notified that the deposits held by them will be returned to morrow, between the hours of 12 and 3. The scrip of the French loan was in demand, chiefly on account of parties who bad effected sales of their anticipated allotments, and who are now com pelled to buy back. Assisted by the rise at Paris, the price closed at 41 to 5 prem., or 11 to 11 per cent. higher than yesterday. It is pointed out, however, that the privilege extended to subscriptions not exceeding 1,0004, of rente of paying op in advance at an allowance of 4 per cent. discount is, under pre sent circumstances, equivalent to allowing the entire loan to be paid up in advance, the whole of the sub scriptions being in sums below 5004 of rente. By this extensive diffusion of stock in the hands of small holders throughout the country, the French government is quietly organising a conservative element which bids fair to render the nation in future much lees liable to revolutionary disturbance. To-day there was little inquiry for gold for expor tation to the continent. The corn market to-day was somewhat firmer in tone, and in some cases sellers obtained rather more money than could be realised on Monday. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 19th instant for the hire of steamers of from 400 to 600 tons each, for the conveyance of stores to the Crimea. The failure is announced of Messrs. Rogers, Lowrey , Holyland, and Co., warehousemen, describe as of Watling-street and Cheapside. Another in stance of embarrassment was also to-day mentioned. At Amsterdam yesterday the exchange on London was quoted 11.75, short ; at Hamburg, 13.31; and at Berlin, 6.141. The Victoria Dock Company are offering S per cent. interest for loans on mortgage lor one, three, or five years. At the meeting of the proprietary of the London and Westminster Bank to-day, the directors stated the net profits of the half year at 75,3184, after set ting apart. 2,0001. towards new buildings, and pre senting a gratuity of 10 per cent. on their salaries to all the officers of the establishment. Out of a total balance of 89,219!. a dividend was declared at the rate of 6 ppr cent. per annum, in addition to a bonus of 5 per cent. Interest upon the "rest," or surplus fund, at the rate of 5 per cent., has been allowed, and 2,9544 remains as an addition to this fund. The numbers are published of 80 bonds, repre. smiting 9,800!., of the Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds of the Arica and Tacna Railway. The half-yearly dividends on the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's Bonds are to be paid on the Ist February by Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co. In Land shares to-day the only feature was a par tial rally in the stock of the Australian Agricultural Company. Bank shares were steady, and those of the Bank of Australasia were quoted 11. higher. Crystal Palace shares were flatter, and closed at 21 to 21. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 1031 ; and General Screw Steam Shipping at 131 (201. paid). Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list. THIS DAY—Two O'CLOCK. The market for the home funds remains firm. The decline of k per cent. established yesterday afternoon has been recovered. Console for the Bth Feb. were first marked 923, and, after touching 921 to 3, are now quoted 921 to 1. For money business is recorded at 92 to 921, and the present quotation is 921 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 92 to 921; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Bank Stock at 210 to 211; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7e. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 991. Foreign stocks are steady. Turkish is rather better, at 771 to 1. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 100 to 102; and Mexican, 21 to 1. Spanish Deferred is rather flatter, at 18 to 3. Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 701; Granada Deferred, at 51; Equador at 41; Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 100; Elysian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 90; Sardinian at 85 to 1; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 371 to t • Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 611; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs. at 933. French scrip has risen to 6 prem., and is now quoted 51 to 51 prem. THE GREAT BRITAIN. Captain Lang, of the Royal Mail steam ship Americo. arrived at Liverpool yes terday, reports having passed a large screw steamer, inward bound, off Cape Clear on Monday evening. Be d:d cot know her name, but some part:t3 conj.e•.ure she may be the screw steam ship Great Britain, daily expected from Melbourne. Nonni Warman RAlLWAY.—Traffic for week ending Jan. 14, 1855: Pamengers, parcel, carriages, horses, and mitt s 23,6451. lbs. 2d. • merchandise, 19,5291. 12s. Od. ; data% 1,4271. T0ta1, 44,6031. 9s 8d Car logneding 1566, 42,6461. 19a. 6d. • WIDNZIDAT EV= Of O. Bodnar; in the home mining stock market wu rather limited to-day. There wu, however, a good demand for United Mines shares, which closed at 1251. " buyers." Alfred Consols shares were also inquired fee, and dealt in at 17i to 3; West Provi dence, 221 to 23; Wheal Trefusis, 5i to 51 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 11 to 111 ; Vale of Towy, Be. Bd. to 9s. 6d. The Gold Mining shares continue fiat. The Directors of the New Linares Mining and Smelting Company invite a meeting of the share holders tor the 23rd inst., " to confer with them upon the best mode of carrying out the proposed sale, or otherwise relieving the company from its present position." Unless the whole of the 40,000 shares now offered at 6s. each are subscribed, all the money [ sent in for this subscription is to be returned. THIS DAY.—Two o ' CLocJ. The gold mining shares remain neglected. Agua Fria are quoted ato z ; Nouveau Monde, to ; Colo nial Gold, tto ; and Great Nugget Vein, to I—all per share. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 32 to 34; Peel River, 21 to ; North British Australa sian, Ito s ; and Scottish Australian Investment, t to 1 prem. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Smelting Company have been dealt in at I; to 1; Santiago at 31; and United Mexican at 2. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LASE.-THIS DAY. SERAIL—The public sales of Cuba and Hasannak are going off with more steadiness, yet low qualities are difficult of sale. The refined market quiet; brown lumps, 425. 0.1. ; grocery, 435. to 48s, 83. COPPEE.—The public sales are progressing at yesterday's prime, but without spirit. ' TlA.—The market is rteady. RICIL-900 bags barley grain, Bengal, soli in public sale at 135., which was its previous value. Corrox.-350 bales enld yesterday on 'Chanve without alteration in prices. To-day 180 bales Tinnevelley offered in public sale, and bought in at 4d. SALTFITRE dull of sale. SAFFLOWER sold in nubile sale, at fall prices. JUTE sold at 10s. to 20%. advance. Rum remains out of demand. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is without alteration; perhaps there is lees disposition to sell, but bull ers do not come forward. Town tallow is quoted 685., nett cosh; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 58s. ; January to March, 571. to 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply shorter; trade without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 80s.; superior, 84s. to 90s ; inferior, 501. to 69x.; rowed, 60a. to 732.; clover, 90s. to 115 s. ; second cut, bg , . to 100 s.; straw, 235. to 28s. STRANGE INVESTIGATION. At the Manchester sessions, some weeks ago, a man named Gibbins, who has been twice before convicted of felony, was found guilty of picking a woman's pocket, and was sentenced to six years' penal servitude. After hie sentence, it came to the knowledge of Mr. T. Wheeler, lie counsel, that a man had gone to the police-office and offered to give himself up as the real thief in the cue for which Gibbing was in custody. An invi atigatieu into the circum stance, before Mr. lt. B. Atmstroug, recorder, and Mr. Maude, the committing magisteate, revealed come strange facts. The man had called at the police office and made the alleged etatement, and this man was now brought forward sad put under exeminatian. His statement is, that he aid nut commit the robbery, but that Gibbins's friends had come to him and urged him to go to the Town-hall, and declare himself the real thief. They said that Gibbins had been already twice convicted of felony, and the third trial was sure to go hard with him—in other words, that he would he transported. Now, witness, they urged, had never been in custody, and if he were to declare himself the guilty party, it would go light with him : he would probably get only one or two months' imprisonment, and they (the friends of Gihbins) would take care that he lived like a gentleman in gaol. They eso urged this course the more because he had a broken arm and could not work; and under their persuasion he had gone to the police-office and mode the required statement, in which be now acknowledged that there was not a word of truth. The woman who had been robbed was confronted with the man, and said positively that he wee not the person who committed the robbery, and adhered to her statement on the trial that Gibbins was the right party. The result of this investigation was of course quite satisfactory, but a further interest was given to the revelation abr.ve made, by a statement from Mr. lieswick, the late chief superin tendent of detective police. lle said that some months ago a garotte robbery was committed in Manchester, in which a gentleman's watch was stglen. The next day a woman appeared at the police-Otte and produced the watch, saying that she bad been concerned in the rob bery, and had taken it from the gentleman. Gibbizo's wife was in custody for the offence when she called, and on this woman's representation was set at liberty. At the subsequent SPIV/ the woman was tried and found guilty. She then made a statement to the judge, to the effect that she was not guilty, but that she had been persuaded by Gth bins to take the steps she had, to save his wife, who had been previously convicted. Baron Alderson, however, who bad tried the case, refused to investigate the circumstances, saying she must take the consequences of her statement, and lie committed her to twelve months' impri,unmcat. Probably the learned baron did net attach much coedit to the etatement of the woman, but the knowledge of this second case has given much weight to her statement, :aid the facts connected with the two, give a new and curicus view of criminal life. CITY DISPENSARY.—At the usual half-yearly meeting of the governors of the City Dispecsary, held yes terday, at the offices, Queen-street, Cheapside, the minutes of previous meetings were read and confirmed, null tha committee, auditors, and house-visitors elected. The chair man (Mr. Alderman Kenn. dy) urged in the course of the proceedings that no charity could be more deserving of support than that which afforded instant reliel to the sick poor. TUE CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL—The following is an extract of a letter written by a private of the Retie Brigade to hie friends near Bungsy. The letter is dated the 10th tilt :—'. I have no doubt the place will fall. We place great confidence in our chief. He has gained us everything as yet, and I hope with God's blessing he will still. There is not mach to fear for ; as I have said before, many a time, with such officers and men victory must be the resuit. But dear —, fighting with men like ourselves is sioth.ng to compare with the fighting we have had to endure now lately. The wet weather and laying on the ground is no joke, and the weather is c Id now. There is not scarce a man free from cold, but still they struggle on and live in hopes of seeing the end of this war. 1 would give this mo ment one leg to see the British flag floating on the towers of Sebastopol. One thing is we are all tired of this work, and the cold winter coming on fast makes a chap feel a little queer. The generality of soldiers like shoe: jobs best, but this is lasting too long, and begins to get stale. And at the same time we know we cannot get out of this till we have taken the place. But be it as it may the English and French will leave it I am confident" THE IRON TRADE.—WOLYERUAMPTON, JAN. 17. —The adjourned meeting of the Staffordshire pig-masters was held at the Swan Hotel, in this town, this morning, for the purpose of re considering the subject mooted at tile trade assembly last Wednesday, namely, the propriety of reducing the make of pig-iron. Mr. Philip Williams occu pied the chair, and about four-filths of the trade were re presented. There was a general concurrence as to tho necessity of reducing the make, but in consequence of some half (een members of the trade having sufficient orders no hand to last them through the quarter—it wusstated, tee, that a teeiing existed on the part of buyers that the proposed arrangement W9II a combination to keep up the price of pigs —it was consequently found impossible to come to any formal resolution on the subject; the meeting aritordiuily adjourned with the understanding that the proposed arrangement will in effect be carried out. To this we may add, that since the trade meeting last week several furnaces have been blown out. The embarrassments of a mice agent in this neighbourhood, named Owen, have led to bankruptcy. A petiti to was tinned la the court at Birmingham yester day by Mr. Hodgson, at the instance, we are infer the Midland Wiemon Company, Rotherham. T e fe amount to about 10,000/. ; the assets are pat ddli al 7 1, p 2 FALMOUTH, JAN. 16.—The Devon anarAi Royal Miners Artillery Militia assembled ensikl' * .t's Castle to day, un..er the inspection of their lola, . Coleman Rashleigh and hie staff, to be em ied. number of absentees was very large on the roil:km(101 • . . ' a t noon, but towards night a number of thW 04 arrieed:11 - town. " 1;." ! .I .' 1 CRYSTAL PALACE, JAN. 17.—SHILLM Drailesci.k‘V• v Admission at the doors, 626 ; admission by miaow tiekeltito 133 ; total 766. MARIA ANTONIA RAILWAY.—Traffio for the week fading Jan. 4,1856, 1761.; 1864, 2381. AL Timer obi r• in :Mak the IRA ora di e: ll F4=l, l , :Dd 2 =4 .. ..... a . m. a 0. la R ~ wad maim =la It ••; Di IW wales of di ado int sm. a i s :Wo law fad OW hada with tam* and with rlf toe worth the Midi of the aide ',Ober. at T. Now load Saia ; sad by Illapkia oad boll auft. 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