The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-01 00:00:00

7 LAN INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF FACHICQDKR. so at Nia Prins at Weetadade►.—(Hefora the Lord Chief Banal and a Special Jay.) (i . tetut) r. Lerits.—THE LW. NIL LOCI% CAM he ileclarAtion stated that the plaintiff, the Rev. Joha I,: h. is a deem maa of the church of Englaad. and the •esdastA, Mew.. Lewis and Lewis., of Ely-place, beuouraii as attorneys; that the plaintiff, in ;w00d...n certain criminal charge's, retained the f f.imint.. to otpluet his case before the police maistrate*, . at the Central Criminal Court ; sad that ..ist s.•t ow proper skill and diligence, whereby the • 'dl was convicted, sad suffered a king imprisonment •se put to much expense. The damages were laid at ie defeadaula pleaded not guilty. Mostao Chambers, Mr. Edwin James, sod Mr. h were counsel fur the plaintiff. Mr. Serimet Shee, A l . sail Mr. l'harlm Pollock represented the de . :Ada. 'lr Chansbees, in opening the cave to the jury. said he to admit them with feelings of the greatest anxiety, •heelleiry became aciaaiated with all itscircurnstrumes, weld apes with him that it was no. of the most s iortant which had ever here brought before an English . • of **ice. He mil so, and for this reason, • lavolved the happiness of a gentleman and a clew .• who had peivimuly been $ respectable and happy It ins "lead a question .4 the deepest importance to eh.. were engaged in the profession of the law, who 1 to their. dictal. duties of the most sacred nature, duties 1. danishl error be undertaken unless with the isteetion '.,11. 4 thee. horicetly and to the best of their ability. sr." .11.1 , slion .4 greater public importance than . on Allegan's) eras Mack by a client aga i ns t solicitor that be had net discharged his duty soh ordinary cam and vigilance. The defend ast. is thee settee were respectable ssolicitors of the he.:trest repels awl experience is criminal charges, and the clia.e against them was that they had either forgotten or setlected tho .luty which they owed their client. The leaned counsel then went at some length into the charges who h had been preferred agamet the plaintiff of indecent asseilts on the two children who had been committed to it. rare, Loy Eugenia Plummer, aged 11, and Stephanie herreste Plummer, aged $ years, which melted is the weal and acemictiom of the reverend gentleman at the Contra Crimiaal Court, when he was Nee l. [l'd to four years' imprisonment, being two year. foe garb await, bet was subsequently pardoned, having been oweeesfal ia eoevicting Mary Eugrua Plummer of perjury. lie thee poseeseled to COMment oe the course punted by •roe of the dalaulaala„ Mr. Lewis, who was retained to a.sduct Mr. Hatch's defame at the police court. He mooed that Mr. Lewis, instead of submitting, as be bed to the plaintiff's committal, should &have applied 'or teem le study the ease. Mr. Hatch has: been coni• sobs, to liorsemoeger-lane Gaol, having been unable to sal two aunties in AOC each. There amid not have been more sheeting or keen& case committed to the care of car etas -say barridee or attorney. It became the duty of Messrs. Lewin and Lewis to obtain immediately copies of the depoeitioaa Der* the Wadeea day. in which the Ostend was in Haramereger-leas Gaol, the only visit pod by the defeedante to him was es the very eight before the trial. Mr. Hatch bad writtea and mired them to come us I -or him, but they had failed to de so. Mn. Hatch ma .4 mums miserably 'slims. She went to Menem Lee. from time to time sad told thew 11111 bed Wit. Wit. who could contradict all the camps against bee huelatid. She had asked them to ask her nether sod Lacy Hatch, her adopted daughter, some . 0 . stens, with • view towards the production of tivir 'edemas. Oa cope occasion Mr. Lewis had said, •• I've wee Ballaatine, and he says there is no seed to call ' , ahem." Mrs. Hatch requested to see the esejeant, but Mr Lewis mid such a thing wee not usual. That was sr. e,-, for nothing was more CaIIINKS, sad he recollected on, ....mace in which a distinguished comma bed goats to the 4a..1 at Newgate to see his client. A detective had bele seat by the Messrs. Lewis to the residence of Mr. Plummer, art he reported that &meek Plummer was sot a truthful • It was, thee, the duty of the Messrs. Lewis to have awned the matter further in order to disprove the evidence of this yaw, imiortant wittier. When Mrs. Hatch implored Mr. Lewis to call wheelers, he said , ' No, so, leave it all to me." Then Mrs. Hatch, in the spay of her naiad, mid, Olt, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Lewis, are the Phinswa to have it all their own way—are we not to be heard:" 11 'vitalises had bees called, the whole mm would have blest shattered to pieces; but no witnesses were called except to character, and the fatal verdict—for it was a fatal verdict—was pronounced. Mr. Hatch was ia difficulties, but his friends had supplied him with the mesas for his defence, and the night before the trial two cheques for SOL and 43/. were seat to the Messrs. Lewis, sad 75/. was named by the Messrs. Lewis for the cam of the defence. No doubt it was to the credit .1 Mr. Lewis that afterwards, when Mrs. Hatch was in distress, he sent her, through Mr. Ousiow, the pearlier of the gaol, a :V. note. Mr. Hatch was desemeakl as s delinquent of the worst kind, and the who tried him did his duty manfully. He sentenced Mr. Hatch to two years' imprisonment ow each indictment. But still there were them who bad known him who were coorinced of his innocence. Other evidence wse &Muted, and eleven out of the twelve jurymen who had convicted hon were on that evideece convinced of his ionuomme. There was not a *yawn in that box who would sot say as Sir Cornwall Lewis had said when the petitioo was promoted to him— Mr. Serjeast Shoe--We can't have what Sir Cornowall Lewis said. Mr. Clambers proceeded to my that everyman in his means maid have mid that it wee inippeoaiesable to gnat a pardon 10 the evidence of wittiness ptodseed for the first time, and a trailed at the trial. If the witnesses had been examined be Mr. Leine— if he had not been guilty of gram negli pan, in prweeiqg the ems for Se ''east Ballantine, Mr. II deb man have Men scquitted. He laid stream on the mvd "must," for be said that the jury would say that if those witessiee had bees examined, without the least doubt Mr. Hatch must hare been acquitted. And whose fault ira• it that this had not been the are? Hr. Hatch to mg petitioned the crone was compelled to io dic; Eugenia Plummer for perjeny, and he com ieted Eugenia Plummer on the evideace of the very winnows who, had they bees Gilled fee Mr. Hateb, on la trial, mod have insured his eovsttlah Having cesvicted Eleuiv. Plummer of perjury, Yam• Hatch, despite the sues of prejudice against lion, reesived a' free But th a t could not relieve him (ram the mighty Me bad recei v ed. Th e result of the cenvisties of Mr. ma, that he was a fumed man. He had been beprlessed ha health had suffered ; he bad sought eseplormat, sad failed to obtain it ; there was se alter eneshdellea of his pirespeels, Ina happiness, sed die bop" and :Mt through the negligence of the defeedanta. Mr. Hatch laid he bed • canes of cemplaiat, the law mid be had a pineal eases of Kho thaw stleatlea. easpisiat es the facts which would be orosted _ _ Ms Hsieh eine them aliedasd was about to be ermined Iv Mr. James, when Tile Lord Chief Hama, who took Ilia seat for the int time te-rtay after his meant indispositioa, said-3 billies rhee Mal Ibis ewe wad het all to-sky, it aot branigrow, sad that sran whet I eertainly did net aatiespatt, 1 have eon sinnorMed edth ey leamed heathen in the ether mark end I hare to enspet to the leered seetared es both sides il.4t amber judge &add lake ray plate, for 1 ebeeld be 're,. wry sapenene were Wowed by mean of say in sapiwity sit eat the trial. Bare yea any sidestlnn sly het wr Martin trying the wet! kr. Cbankert-1 ern aMint, say lard. the,. would be a Moult,. fee I bane basJentsing year ea well lb* lb. im irs . 'ft. Laid Chief Itarien—llten I and frankly ray I sa es. st set the saes Yen bare option at this sesoment ase imijserarnat, ar le peeeeJ w with the widow Went feeratter Judge. I ran @aphis the points he ay bream Left._ hr. N. ehernheve— I ems drat my WA— % bint Otis( Lim —The oily Wag I en rag le Oa hal bit ereepoteet le gm se. Th e jwy may be newts 6i,, er . r. and ree hies year fie. —. X' ibilehe think the jury meek( like le bike le (Leaier. ) ifu al =J. —1 Wok. with my beethar Korth?' eirerweet. end the sot_ I . b e. la sive 11. ha ea& try the era 71r. 1 1ainhers-1 think that would le Illoteilkos• the Lard Chief Flew— It is my t. nay that I wow 411 ' 11 _, here • • *p ..tie s to here the ardiamy 41•Iiso .1 • leo tt hid, I WNW. 1•1111 1101111,04.14. bin 1 7.• that .Ithougli I MN is loan reeyerts read la= ' °lb PlihiesUy issinapstent I. take the soles is Nish • thi• haws , l b 4 risee• stre—alryteely knows, inv lord. QM "'"eir Ike seg Liam yen • I. thie court yen L. sd mare Inharisas sties without 'eternising th ut :Pc en the ben* end sob* reenseirm s• with eseeyeten of the lest few lop asseesS d .7". which is sit r e p* y ea were alma frees the would mewed that thoesese Aosta be ' 4 l or two. a that my learned friend ins= "I wetesity of matins the awe before weather key. _ ~ e Mr..lames—lf it stood oil.' your lordship may, we hope, be well enough to try it, but if not it might be taken before some other judge. What we are afraid as that if the eri deuce were heard now before a judge who had not heard my friend's statement, he might take too narrow a view of it. Mr. Serjeaut Shee--lluppose your lordship should adjourn the came for • week. The Lord Chief Baroo —See what c peose that would be. Mr. !lerjeant Shee—We should all prefer that the muse should be tried by your lordship. The Led Chief Barou—l ogres that in • case of such con siderable importance, far the sake of the public and the prufeasion —for the sake oldie innocent and the guilty—it is essential that it should be tried out with .the greatest patience Mr. Chanilbers- I prefer to await what I trust will he the certain and happy event, your loolship's perfect restoration to grid health, and I would therefore suggest that the cause should he adjourned foe such • period a• will give us a rossoaabis lope that you can try the nom The lead Chief Baron am happy to say I have no masts to Wins I ant act as sound as I ever was in my Ids, but I do sort feel strong to-day, and if I should break down the canoe would break down. Mr. Sert Sher —lt is our wish oo all aides that your lordship abo4l try the cause. The Lord thief Baron—Very well, we will adjourn it The now was then adjourned until Monday next, sad the greater part of the crowd which throoged the court ihapereal. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. ('ommissioeer Fane.) LN In DAUNT AND WILOON. The bankrupts, Edward Russell Daunt rid John Wilson, werebil•brckers,ofOldßead•strcrt. Taw was the certificate sittiml. Their debts are 6,5731. ; liab litiea ou bills, :HAM; wets estimated at 2,d001. The profits, in twelve months, bad been 3,Kssd. ; losers, bad debt., drawings, and ripener, 9,5761. Mr. Linklater, for the assignees, called the attention of the court to the facts of the case. After hearing Mr. tawnier° for the bankrupt, The Commieviuner awarded a tirst-cleav certificate to %linos, and one of the escond•clese to Daunt. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, MI., BRIT/1111 ILMLWATL 1M VI lifib 1011 li• in 'Mantle 4 el DNA. ler. aCtlatip.e. la MI el 1112 I 11 de de i II I Do. kolwasco ih 14L,11441,..400dir1eh 11p.o. Bda., ML R o W " " s o laDD :: j i l t fsr b 71 Ligl l4 . . at Orr Do ProLTX.II O e t . Do. • pie et DD. 7 PR OL 1811 Do. do. M Do. do. 11111 Groat lodhia Poshrolo Do. Now Gt. 8. ot Whig. I p. 4 Do. 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W. ot rranoellp.c. ii 11l 12 SUWON COLONIAL 00VIANIIIIIIT ,108 112 05e.00v.6p.c.Jaa.0161.100 Do. t pot cont., 1990 llOO Do. 6per Not. 1882 lOO De.6peroeet. MN lOO D 9 6por 119.9.t0i 100 Dallperot.NorAllop 100 Do. 6por ant. lOO Do. do. help 100 of O llopol p.et1910400 do. 18071100 Now Dfftiff/.oo•llp.et. 100 lose nee N. IL Wain Ot. bp. 0.1800100 97 00 Dw6p9.,1871i51876100 97 97 Dtt 6 It. 9,1888 Nova MAU p. et. Oti lOO Deb. intain. 1676 Ay flev.• nDosoltlloo 116100% p. oJiwitialy 100 D 900.60.0. Apr.9ool. 100 lon 110 111 110 Ili 100 MI THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. TEI! MAWS O► 11.11,111 LA COMB ►GAINST DOM - - Win. Margin, Avoca, laws Barton, (ku. nahriel, and Mathew John Myer, the four boys who were charged • few &peso with aseaeltieg and thereby causing the death of Jolla Silverside, the hall - keeper at Albion Hall, London wall, were brought up before Alderman Phillips for further exandeation relative to that charge. Alderman Phillips, after the former evidence bad been read over by Mr. Martin, the :hie, clerk, said he would like to have the Sestina:my of the medical offioer. Mr. Bear!, for the prisoner Martin, said he understood that an august' had been held, sod a verdict returned to the effect that the unfortunate man died tress dimes of the heart. The medical man was examined at the Inquest. Alderman Philip said he would rather have the medi ate man present, m it would be more satisfactory to all parties. Mr. Beard mid it would consequently be necessary to remand the case, but as be was instructed and prepared with evidence to prove an alibi on behalf of Martin. he must ask the magistrate to hear him witnesses, if only for the purpose of obtaining his liberation on hail. Henry Bishop, • boy who earned Ile. per week, said he was in the habit of spending his eves** at the Bull and Ball public-house in Ropemaher-street, where he and other boy. amused themselves drinking beer, smoking vim and playing at &anima Alderman Copeland said he was • magistrate for Middle sex as well se the City, and he would not forget the Bull and Bell oe the next licensing day. The witness said the meow Martin was in his company at the public-house from it till 10 o'clock on the evening that the man was killed, and the unfortunate affair took place in the interval. Henry Gould, the potmen at the Bull and Bell, gave similar evidence with regard to the alibi, but decied that they were playing at dominoes. Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, said this witaess'e evidence showed the advantage of examining witnesses separately while others wet:nowt of court. Alderman Phillip said nothing could be more unman. tory, and he woM not therefore dis ch arge parties upon suelt evideece. _ _ Beard rid the last witness was not altogether satie factory, but he did not, ask for the absolute discharge, bu merel for bail to be A Phillips= 4 l . had been so positively sworn to that Mattis *Lid up the stone and gave it to another boy and incited him to throw it at the deceased, that he should not be justified in accepting bail for him at the pre sent stage of the inquiry. There was not, however, any evidence upon which he could further detain Burton and Cooper, and be therefore discharged them, and remanded Gabriel and Martin tall Wednesday neat for the attendance of the medial man. BOW-STREET. 1011112 T ROM THE WAR-OFFICE Prue, a supernumerary clerk in the topographical branch of the tipring-gardens, was charged with stealing • quantity of paper from that department Mr. William John Bird, bookseller, of Long-acre, de. wed - About a quarter to six o'clock last evening the do• fondant brought to my bones a packet of paper which he offered to me for sae. There was one ream. Inspector M'Kenxis came is while I was looking at it, and said I must not buy it as it was stolen. I have bought paper from him before, altogether abo u t f our or fi ve reams. I pee him 7s. a ream for it. It is worth about M. a Vand there are labs. to the ream. I boy it as writ pairer, not exactly waste, for I sell it again as clean paw, and I get about 7d. per lb. for it. I consid er th a t is •fide prise. Mr. Ileery—tisse of it is ruled in a peculiar manner. Mr. Bird--A very peculiar manner indeed. Mr. Henry—Dens not that increase the value, Mr. Bird—No. It thereassil the ceet originally, and of course its esthete, the porpoise it was intended for, but its value merely as writing paper is deteriorated. Mr. Henry—Sarely that ruling ought to have attracted your attention. Mr. Bird—Certainly it did. Inspeotee M'Kenxie—Mr. Bird gave us the information whisk led to the prisoner ' s apprehension. Mr. Henry—When? Mr. M•Kenxie—ln the first instance. We. Bird—When I saw the ruling I thought its suspi cious circumstance, u it seemed like government paw, so I informed the police, who watched the Weser erW he came again. He told me that be had taken them la ex change. He mid that he was a dealer, that his NOM WM Robertson, and that be lived in Stanley-street, Pimlico ; but the police made inquiries, and found that he did not live there. Junes Stuart Taylor, Sergeant in the Royal Engineers and Office Superintendent in the Topographical Branch of the War Department, depoaed have charge of the piper in the aloe. That produced is airuilAr to what ia used by the clerks. The prisoner would have access to it. The paper is generally locked up, but for want of accommo dation we are obliged to leave out a good deal. I bad not missed any. His salary was If. 7s. per week and he was ehiph omem emplot a to eopy F correspoodsnos. 7proved having watched the prisoner ea different °melons to and fro between thy War d'''. Mr. Bird's shoN and his (prisoner's) lodgings, in Wadmsrehmidntreet, Th. primmer asksowleigual — his guilt. Mr. Baggy rawirsdal him. observing that it was • caw whelk rasa I. he trial. BIZ TIRES IN O.VZ NIGHT Dviriag the whole of last night and this (Friday) estestei the theme of the London Brigade have been atiessawg dm, ••• saly in the metropolis but in the suburbs. Om warty aMeemisel with • lamentable logs of life, hap peel M Ira 11. Hnteew ark - phee, Lower Tottenham. The penile Weevil to Mr. J. Bettington, shoemaker, who she eseepied the next home, No. 2, as • beer.shop. The Imes pis * seised the premises of Mr. W. Welker, • pose& dealer (No. 1), No. 4, belong kg be Mr. 3. Lucking, • clothier, and does er Ms. R. Weedreed. • grocer (No. 1). The premises of Mr. 11461•0 a in which the in commenced, were Amber d• awl tine adjoining severely damaged by fire mod water. T. .the. three Loewe ars likewise greatly in• Jared. The teem will fall upon the Westaiingter, Globe, Alamos, kingpin, mid Gemara' °dices. Another Ire is R•tcliff-crese, destroyed the cabinet.makers' bs Mr. C. fbnitli. Unfortunately be wag swurkagrresered."grilre to Moyle. in the promisee of 111. J. Nam, a hatter. 154, Drury. . The stock in trade wee nowty destroyed. lesuref in the kiss lire office. Another ire took pines in the premises of Marra. Co: and Gould, sennufactwing chemists, No. X, Cliiekrad-street, Wlssapel. A Ire likewise broke out in the mewed flow of the premiere belonging to Meant Beetley wad CO.. 44, Getter.laue but the damage done was sot very sensidershil• The other fire happened in the premise. of Mr. Pittman. tohaecoaist. is Cambridge-mad, Bethnal. pins 3 a patios of the stock was destroyed. Is the Road maniar cane, the Post auggemte a esereastee M inveetigvite the conduit of the polio, from the tkw el the mender tall sow. Tux TWILL or TEE LATE Rte. JOIIIII7A DlX am, N. A._au Day.)—This morning the fusers! took tetr:d. ehe toe rector of St. Illary.le-Streod, and evening of ta. Thetertreet The body left the mom, Now-lea, Strand. acoompanied bv six clergymen in fel fa*. acting as pall•bearers, at • quarter to tee, mei was taken to the parish church, pervious to the interment le the Gamily vault et the Woking Cemetery,. The service bah d the church and cemetery was performed by the Nev. Dr. Hare. SHARE LISTS.-(THLS DAY.) Two °Two:. The market for British railway stocks continues to improve. Midland has risen per cent. • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 per vent. ; and many other descriptions about per cent. The amount of business is moderate. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 to 1; Great Western, 73 to 1 ; Midland, 133 to 134 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to 116 ; Caledonian ' 98 to e ; South Eastern, 88e to ; and Great Northern , 113 to 114. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares aro firm, at Ito 04 dis. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has improved. 'sum WOO 66 N "aWAN I I"ss Assie IMl s t amaL L6ll j klerVeL OIL halkis. i."lll" :"ll4.C. Meld sod laskr . . . Oilediselas Oak gal bind= hia lei IT w7i 415 A sotv.salili Do. B p.e. Witte/ Dublin lad Da Airs Raul , Perth, It 1.114.7 a I SW Angtlen I &stern Counties &Meru Usk., Be St n dook a De. II Beet Suffolk I WI ohursh sod Glasgow I IteUnbvi, Perth, Dundee II forth and Clyde Jena. I (Miaow B. 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Bonk of AutrL imedon end County Joint Stock Leaden 4 south *Mesa Lon. est Westminster It. Perm •w el islirl .P... N. 1:alkoal Bask Pm SoFtli Wfise Oriental Doak Onirpora (Nome Du* Provincial et Ireland • • wrath Australis 'Union of Australis Union of London SS Si GS 70 lif 4 lfil 411 1 id li le dii in In I Er 1714 iialud— 09 71 $0 • 10 11 — 111 Ile Zlil 811 ra ii ii ;a W 4 18 id _id 37 M M 2) zd Is SS 22 20 x WIMBLEDON AND CROYDON RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) --•- The half-yearly meeting of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway Company was held at one o'clock, 4 No. 4, Victoria-street, Westminster ; Yr. Raw in the chair. The ordioary business was soon disposed of. A dividend of 4s. per share, being at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, was declared, but instead of being made payable forthwith, as usual, it was announced that upon this occasion the dividend warrants would be Wood by the Brighton Railway Company, under the t lately made with this company, and they would not be lamed till the 6th inst. The chairman further stated that until the proposed arrangement for transferring the whole property and management of this line to the Brighton Company, should be canted into effect, it would be necesmry to maintain the official staff of this com pany. The two retiring directors, namely, the chairman (hiinselo and Mr. J. D. Lowden, were therefore re-elected ; and Mr. G. W. Home was re-elected as an auditor. The was then made special , to consider • propo sition made the London, Brighton, and South (toast Oomputy to purchase the Wimbledon a nd Croydon Rail way, as authorised by the act of parliament. The CILLIRIIAN said about • month ago the board re calved a communication from the directors of the London and Brighton Company, offering to give in exchange for every tee shares of IW. each in the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway 1001. of perpetual preference stock in the London and Brighton Railway, hearing four per cent. interest. The advantages of this offer were that the rate of interest being the same, that body would get rid of all office charges, would obtain • freehold in stead of a leasehold, secured on the whole of the London and Brighton Railway, and would obtain in lieu of stock, which was worth only 75 per cent. in the money market, stock which stood at about 93 per cent. A resolution for the acceptance of this offer was carried unanimously, and the meeting terminated in the usual manner. THE ACCIDENTS OP THE SOUTH-WESTERN AHD Soirria•Cosim RAILWATB.—The injuries sustained by Cap tain Jack H. Murray, R.N. on the occa s ion of the accident between the Wimbledon a nd Malden static's, have proved to be of not quite so serious • nature as had been at MU an. ticipatod, the spine not having been so severely in t es = was feared on the su ff erer's arrival home at Sou Yesterday be was prooounced to be progressing favourably, but he cannot be pronounced out of danger Captain Murray was seated is the same compartment of the carnage with Dr. Italy. The gentleman referred to in our report of yesterday as "Mr. Taylor" is • " Mr. Turner," the senior partner in • highly respect able linendrapery firm at Porter. The account of the collision at Fort-bridge, on the South Coast line, stated that the collision " was happily unattended with serious consequences." On the contrary. Moore, the ward of the up train, was so severely injured about the head that no hopes were entertained at first of his recovery. He was removed to the Ford Hotel, and yesterday morning was stated to be slightly better. The fireman of the same train, Oliver, was very much crushed, and now lies at Portsmouth is • very dangerous state. Peckham, the driver, was severely shaken only, and was conveyed back to Portsmouth. One of the pousengera, • soldier, was cut over the eye, but proceeded cos his journey. An accident of • similar nature took place sear the same spot some years since. A C'aliZti SAVED FROM DROWNING AT FoliMerOffff. —A very generous and noble act wu witnessed several days ego, on one of the Williamsburgh ferryboats, which is worthy of record. About 6 o'clock • little boy is steppesg from the bridge accidentally fell into the water. The child was carried out by the currest mused Vote motion of the paddles, the captain having revelled sad auk. No person seemed confident monk to undertake the resew A gentleman seeing what was the wither, threw off his cost, and plunged into the water without • moment's hesitation. The child had come up, and sow sank for the second time, and when the swimmer got out far enough, was out of sight. Ms instantly dived, sod after • brief iuterval, rose to the surface, with the boy in his arms. The child grasped the arm of the swimmer with • deadly clutch.g ed ey were hauled out of the water together. Measures were Sikes to resuscitate the child, which was effected by the time the boat arrived at Williamsburgh, and the rescuer quietly went his way home, • gentleman . lending him an overcoat without inquinug his name, saying he was not afraid that the coat would not be returned. The'came of the brave rescuer was Richard Marsh, • merchant in William stmet, son of Mr. Richard Marsh, Victoria-grove, Folkestone. —Year Herald. • • MONEY Mißks7.--(THIS DA 1 Two o'CLocw. The funds to-day are again firmer. Afresh improvement of I per cent. has taken place. The appearance of the market is quiet, but steady. British railway stocks, in most instances, exhibit a fresh advance. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is likewise better. The stock markets may be said to show general firmness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Restos opened at 67fr. 960., being bc. lower than yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent. stock has been dealt in at 99 to 94. A serious fall has taken place to-day in the shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Com pany, in consequence of the publication of the directors' report. Transactions are officially re ported in the Stock Exchange at 14, 14}, and 18. Consols are officially marked 914, I, 92, and 911 for money, and 914 and 92 for the account. The present quotations are 914 to 92 for money, and 92, " buyers," for the 7th of February. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.. Reduced. 914, ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 991, 99 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; ditto, 1859, 954 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. dis. ; Five per Cent "aniseed" rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 7a., dia. The foreign stock market is rather quiet, but prices are steady. Yesterday's rise in Mexican Ronda is well supported. The Turkish Loan of 1858 shows a fresh improvement of per cent., being quoted 584 to 57. The loan of 1854 is steady, at 704 to 2. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 984 ; :Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 934 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 232, 4; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 914 ; Spanish Passive, 175, 5, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 704 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 505 ; ditto for account, 565, 57 ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 100, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 21. In the discount market some stringency con tinues to prevail, and the best bills are not taken below 65 to 7 per cent. At the Bank of England the applications are steady, but not by any means of a pressing character. The bills due in the first week in February are now being prepared for. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities yesterday was 54 to 8 per cent. _ _ _ About 100,0001. in Australian refined gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 234,000/. in silver and 21,0001. in gold ; and the Bremen, from New York, 4,230 L in specie. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steadier. The sales comprised 8,000 bales. Advices from Lyons mention the stoppage of Mr. G. Armand, silk merchant, with liabilities to the amount of about 80,0001. This failure, which will not affect houses here, has occurred through heavy losses, principally in Italian silk, in which a consi derable fall has taken place lately. It is announced that the outstanding liabilities of Hewn. Hoare, Buxton, and Co., who suspended on the 17th Nov., 1867, are to be paid in full. The Berets of the firm being insufficient for the pur pose, the partners have made an arrangement awt from the estate, which enables them to pay the whole of the remaining balance. It may be useful to state that Messrs. Thomas and Robot Lunham, bacon curers, of Dublin, whose names appear in the Gazette of the 29th, are Lin no way connected with the house of James uu ham and ,Co. of 231, High-street, Borough. The Lords Justices have reversed the deci sion of the Commissioner in Bankruptcy, in the case of Mr. Mortimer°, tanner, of Andover. The winding up will therefore take place under the Private Arrangement Act, instead of in the open court. Although the former course had met with the concurrence of nine-tenths of the creditors, who signified their acceptance of a composition of 10s, in the pound, the commissioner had ruled that it could not be permitted, his belief being that Mr. Morti more was aware of his own insolvency as far back as 1857. The commercial public will receive with satisfac tion the announcement of a considerable reduction in the rates for telegrams to the Continent by the Submarine Telegraph Company. The directors of the Red Sea Telegraph Company have issued their report, to be submitted at the meeting on the 15th February. Considerable im portance attaches to this document. The directors have just received a letter from the Treasury, from which it appears that her Majesty's government have come to the following decision : 1. That they are not prepared to anthorise the issue of money for a dividend, which they are advised by the law (Akers of the crown that they have no authority to pay. 2. That they nevertheless consider that, according to the view bald in common by parliament and by all the parties, the liability to pay the guaranteed interest was not to be absolutely dependent upon the continued working of the line, and that they intend upon the opening of the session to submit a bill to parliament to give effect to the under standing with which the act was passed, and after the second reading of such bill to propose that it should be referred los select committee. Under these circumstances, my lards ass give so directions at present with regard to the payment of a dividend. . . . This matter will doubtless give rise to a great deal of discussion. It is not to be imagined for a moment that any measure short of full justice will be dealt out to a company which has expended a large amount of capital under a specific agreement with the British government of a nature virtually tantamount to a guarantee. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,540/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 59/. ; the Midland an increase of 2,3271. • the Gr eat Northern North astern an increase of 8201. ; the Northern an increase of 7931. ; and the Great Western an increase of 1,1051. All the standing order; of parliament with refe rence to the }lull West Dock Company's Bill have been duly complied with. The position of the market for American securities is described ea follows by Mesars. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The business in American securities during the part week has been very much confined to the Federal Five per Cent. Bonds, and in these then have been numerous transactions at prioss varying from $4 to 87. . . . The Crystal Palaoe has arrived from China with 439,1001 be. of tea and 648 bales of silk. THURSDAY Evans. Consols, which closed yesterday at tai to i for the 7th Feb., opened and closed to-day at 91i to 92. For money the last price was 911 to i. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols for money, 91i, i , 3 ; ditto for account (Feb. 7), 911, 92, 91/ ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 913, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 3, I, 3 ; Bank Stock, 232} ; India Stock, for account, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 99i, 99 ; ditto for account, 991 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, sol ; ditto Bonds, 205., 125., 18s. dia. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 100. For the 7th of March the closing price of Consols was 92f, the " continuation " being I to 5-16 per cent. The Indian Five per Cent. stock was dealt in at '99 to 994. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 831 to 941; the Five•and-a-Half per Cent., 94 to 1001 ; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 3s. dis. India Bonds were decidedly heavy. Transactions are re corded at 12s. to 2(h. die. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was • fresh rise of Ito per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which closed at 231 to I. Turkish Bonds were decidedly firmer, and rose to • per cent. : the issue of 1864 left off at 701 to and that of 1868 at 54 to I. Other foreign stocks were steady. Bank shares to day were generally firm. la several instance. prices were quoted ez the divi dend. Londou and County and London and Westminster Sauk were inquired for, whilst Bank of Australasia were rather flatter. There were inquiries for Crystal Palace and Royal Mail Steam shares. Great Ship remain quoted be. 3d. to ba. 9d. Canada Government Five per Cents. and Vie toria Six per Cents, were in better demand today. The closing quotation for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 3# to K prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 9-16 to a prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 9-16 to prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; East India Irri gation, # to ; East India and London Ship. ping, to I prom. ; and India Cotton, #to 1 Preto. OIDIZAZT MAIM AND 111XIC9. .1! Si 7 09 101 97 1 .91 6 Ok LIVATL i if II U 12 B ..+I ge di 11 8 19 1111 am Oak •-•— In P 9 SG $7 114 $6 K 1 eel H 3 I t 4 4 " 44 ir *it • fi A in 91 IS ruly 1111 IS ISO U.l* U I% - Pm lib. I Pd en ?3 2j 76 Ili lic<li 106 } - irti [for etas Tf it la MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocr. There is no feature of striking importance to day in the mining market. In the Stock Ex change East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 7f, and Providence 44. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Wheel Seton, South Wheal Frances, North Basset, North Miners, Tamar Consols, and Great South Tolgus. United Mexican Mining shares are lees inquired for, and are marked n. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 31), and English and Australian Copper at 34. At East Wheal Barret meeting, on the 29th inst., the as. counts showed a credit balance of 4,8991. 2e. 3d., including 2,3731. 13s. 6d. brought forward from the last account. The profit at the two months' working amounted to 2,15=i. Bs. 9d. A. dividend of 51. per share (2,54101.) was declared, leaving 2 : 339 . f. 2e. 3d. to the next account. At Ashburton United Mines meeting, on the 25th insl, a statement of accounts was rftd, showing a balance dee from the mine of 471. Ils. 6d., dtm• payment of all code and liabilities to list December ; but estimating the tin raised and on the floors and paid for (which, owing to the ' severe frost, it had not been possible to prepare for market in time for the meeting) at 1,6001., would show a balance of about 1,550/. in favour of the mine. From North Wheal Exmouth (Jan.* Captain W. &awls writes :—" All the pitches are much improved, and one of them (Wills) in back of the 18 north of new whim shaft will yield 2 tons of lead ore per fathom. In fact there is a splendid course of ore, such as I never saw even in F.l - The 30 north of Hallett's shaft is gradually im proving in both the lode and strata. Our prospects on the whole are cheering." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& .MARK-LANE..-(yHD3 DAY.) Since Wedne.dry the weather hem been rema:rinibly fine for the meson, and very mild, with the wind from the south.weet._ The en ply of English wheat and dour has considerably since our report on Wednesday. Barley also more liberal, but oats rather limited in quantity. Malt, a better supply than for some time. Scotch barley and oats improved in quality, and one cargo of Irish oats fresh up. The foreign supplies of wheat continue limited, no fresh Americans reported, and only one cargo of Mediterranean fresh up. Barley, a email supply-Meditiir ranean and Black Sea. Oats, none arrived this week. Of flour only a small parcel of Mediterranean. The trade today for English wheat continues inactive, and a few sales are with great difficulty effected at the rates of Monday. Foreign wheats are dull, and only in retail, as previous prices. Barley slow, and about the same value as on lest day. In oats not much doing, buyers waiting arrivals, and transactions limited to dealers at Monday's prices. Beans and peas without any material change. Flour dull, and prices offered below what factors are disposed to take. Country made very slow, and Norfolks with dig& culty sell at 40. and 41s. FLOATING CARGODB.-There are now a large number OD (ger, and trade is going on, but very slowly, at about the rate; hitherto paid. War.-Eughsh : Essex and Kent, white, new, 38s. t. 60s. ; ditto, fine old, Sis. to 685.; ditto red, new, 375. to 565.; ditto, fine, old, 535. to 64e. ; Norfolk, arc., fine, old, 595. to 675.; red, new, 465. to 575. Foreign : Dentsic, 64e. to 675. • tine, 675. to 735. Konigsberg, fffis. to 611 s. ; ditto, extra, 655. to 715.; Roam* ; , 64e. to 675. ; fine, old, 68e. to 715.; American white, 625. to 670. • ditto red, 1:01. to 645. Banter. - English malting, de. to 481. • fine, 48a. ; grinding, 30s. to 355.; distilling, 32a. to dia. per qr. ; foreign grindin , -, 295. to 334.; ditto distilling, 31s. to Ms.; mattes, 41s. to 445. MALT.-Eaglish, Essex and Norfolk. 60. to 62a. ; fine. 675. to 73L; Kingston and town made, 561. to 64a.; fine, 675. t090t.; brown, fine, figs. to 595. Oars.- lisp feed, 23e. Oil. to 2614. 041. ; potato, Iffis. to 30s. ; foreign, 21s. ncl. to 275. BLUM-English tick, 31s. to 35e. ; barrow, Mis. to ffiki. ; ' pigeon, 3154. to 395. ; foreign, 35e. to 375. }VAL-English boiler, 40. to 445.; maple, 40. to 43e.; grey, 365. to 40s. ; foreign, 42st to 445. Eton/1.-English town, 50e. to 32e. ; ditto fine, 555. to 575. ,• country, 41a. to Vie.; households, -s. to --e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 41s. to 425. ; French, 41s. to las. per sack: Americas, 30a. to 33e.; C'enadau, 31s. to 335. ; Spanish, 46a. to 40s. AILRIVAUI INTO LONDON PROM JAN. 2N TO FEB. 1. Wb liitlah and Book& blab. 20.20 IMO Bariq Olio Malt &OA Nicer. 1610 iseka . y i d ICvS7U brk. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 111111811 AND nue! MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (nom °lra OWN coluutsrolonwr.) There was a fair attendance at to-day's market. Wheat, fine sorts rather better inquiry. Prices Id. to 2d. dearer than no Tuesday. other aorta unchanged. Flour firm. Indian corn steady, at ns. 9d. for mined, and 395. fid. fur (klutz. Beans without change . Oats and oatmeal slow of sale. MINCING LANK—M:IIB DAY.) Sonya.—This market has again been very dull during the week, and a decline of about la. has taken place, at which a limited amount of business only has been done, hut the market appeired to he more firm the last day or two. Refined prices are nominally the same as last week. COFF6I.—The public sales, which offered an average quantity, sold with spirit, at full prices to a slight advance. TEA.—The trade have bought steadily at full prices this week, the dornand being principally for fine Congou. Comm has declined 4d. from the Lite highest point. btitli small quantity only sold. Ku:rearms has advanced fully Gil., with a fair amount of business done. Sucre have sold steaddy. Pimento advanced id. Markets generally have been quiet this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot io quoted 595. 9d. ; February to Mara, 59e. Bd. ; Man*. Ws. ; April to June, 58s. bd. ; Out. to Dec., 575. to sto. ed. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADENHALL. 561bs to 641bn.. 3d. to 31d. ; 641 b.. to 721b5., 31d. to 41. ' • 721 ts. to 80Ibn. tin 3td. ; 801 b. to 6616 i., 3fd. to 4d. ; 82.1 be. to 961 b s., 4d. to 44 4 . ; 961h0. to 104115., 40. to 4f d. Hone ludes, to 10s. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 3s. &I. ; full, 61. 6d. BISIIMOND,EV.—SheeE skins—Polled, tls. 6d to 10n. • Emits and half-Inds, Is. Od. to Es. 6d. ; Dooms, 51. 9d: to 7.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Menem Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for hope continue* active, and prima are fully maintained. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Lambton 20s. 'ld. Walls End Stewart's, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 21.. :kl. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Mussel Muttons, 20s. 6d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, lks. 34.; Walls End Casson, 19s. 9d.; Wall End Kellos, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End Harton, 16s. 9d.; Dell's Primrose, 168.; Crughead Steam, 16s. 3d. ; Merthyr Dare. 21.11. Beholds Hartley, 174. ; Davidson's Hartley, 17s. ; Howard's Hartley, 175.-80 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS'. ___...- 1.1•8290.88, JAN. W.—Birkenhead, nOt 61—Caledonlan Mace, • 98 AB4--Essab ra (•ounties, 101—Groat Northern "tock, 112113 Great Westerns, 724 72/ —Lonsashlre and Yorksffire. 1155—Lon_ don and North Western, 1001 1002—Manchester, Sheffield, and Ilooolashlre, 102—Midis:A ntock,dp: - CTo s = ord shsret . mock 105/—pital York Capital stock. let 144--Dltto Leeds Stock, 61 6 11--Noutil Enswm, IS 11-16 254 West Midland, Oxford, 47 4 8 _b ack gbesish, 2.1 d.—Gre Western d Canads, 11 111-4111notts tral, 27 26 d.—Beffalo and Lake Huron, 41 6—Thames and Mena) Marine Oompanr, 1 0-1 G 11 p. II ANCIIBIfBI I , JAN. 51.—There was a steady market. ciculnu a shada beloa the ht4hostpolut. Great Western, 7 2 1 — Lancaqure and Yorkshire, 11.5: ;—London and North Western, 1001—Mae heeler. nhefileld, and Lincolnshire, 53}---Midland , 1324—North Ea.te rn, " Berwick," 10 —lMtto , ' Yorks," th Eastern, 25 11.10-1111/tols Central, 27 ti.—Thansca sod kfener, 16 p. kinswoman, lea. St.—The transacted prises of 10-day Itt Birmingham and Stalitordahlre Gan, luiti—Birtaingliant Water works, new, 372—Birmingham Old Union Mill, 101—ffirmlnahaa New 51111, N. lla bd.—and Birmingham Waggou, at p. 111r modffiam Vans!' were quoted 9491 t—bonth Staifords, 111, bnymit —Loudon and North ti °stern, 1001001—and Birmingham this nuittcd, 701 77 1 . Markets all higher. 7,111.2, SAX. 11.—Oreat Northern ',V. 107-11141mnd. 13i1 North Hasten, York, 90—Ditto Bernick, 106-lAtto Leeds, CO 11-16—Leeds, 1151.