The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-09 00:00:00

-- 1 • THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1861. ...., _____ LAN INTELLIGENCE. r attended before Mr. Comte, sal mid that the Rev. Mr. SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) llllllOll P 0115301011111. Aff Ala Y MARK Jeseop, the chaplain, having brought the prisoner to a Was today ---_ (THIS DAY.) seam cat ditty, he had interested himself sod obtained her ...--o--.-.... Ski N I 7thi11709. I Chl 2 Z us I p in 1 , 02. admission into an asylum, where she would be tam care Two o'Ctoce. tee suilithmilefiLlawreme ra, 76 - • - of. Bbe (the tuatroo) now mired that she might be given up The railway share market to-day is well se• 116 1 2*•11 *• 4C • 1 91 61 •°' 61 COURT OF BANK RUPTCY. to her fur removal to that *cc Lo 16 _nals as ils The funds to flap are ui;Me „ •-• ful feeling prevails gene supported. The princi pa l feature is arise of sog an Bettabseueewareeit u 51 - Mr. Coullse asked the mner if .he was willing to go! (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) all Do. Mimeo S 7 - change, although busim She replied that she was, and she should never forget the about_ 1 per , oent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire 242 ise an " jgent. , 004.4,6 , „ r pm i, v., o7lll.ilig, AND oeHlitD6ll.-1116 Lint? kialoucs of the clergyman for interesting himself .0 much and Midland 'tucks. There is also an improve- opt Ns, Au g 7 1872 have improved 1 per cent LEATHER V 01.4.1194. in her behalf. She was now aware of the enormity of the went of Ito ) per went. in Caledonian, Eastern emlineedbyßut &LAI. 0 N -4 morrow's settlement en Me me the iiiijourecil meeting in thi. case. The hank. crime 'he had attempted, and it would be a warning to her G o ' unties, S oul Eastern, and several other d . p. We 188 D• 1•171.1872. ditlie.• 57 7 11 _ •is ere- the will.knewn Inither teeters of Mt. Mary Axe, for the remainder of her life. men IN 011 De..thas 1,187 g. digth 16 to -. railway stocks, in most in ••• kens. London and North Western stock is nowquoted san . it & Eathwa 1 die par :In - i.l 4 thell West, and Liverpool. Mr. Combe ordered her to be given up to the maim, and At Paris to-day, as Ur Km dek.'. instructed by Mr. Murray, M.P. ii spin al , ' she left the Willi expressing her thank. 100 to i ; Great Western, 731 to f ; Midland, 1361 16 . 6 ' Matlock 11g4oria 1 9 die 81 1 4. Me sin - nid for the assignees , and Mr. Linklater fee Jr. oppo. to 2 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1181 to 1 ; s h : Al rj ai l lr o tji we ewe * - 0 d m sin a I , is telegram, the Three pe ..; reditor, Mr lowrarioe supported lauresert, and Mr. THAMES. Great Northern, 112 to 113 ; Caledonian, 971 to et no INS , , ; a ..., Mortonore and Schrader. Mr. Edward Hart, rAtnet, CARL -DRATH IT HIM 1 ; South Eastern, 87 to 1 ; and Eastern Cone - N all Derek/cm - -- II at Brother. and !Myles was in attendance se ac• db.. /b o y, a mechanic's wife, ef No. 2, Turner's.huild- ". 2. i r tee ag D6 ' 61 14 DID"- 176 91 1 - Consols are officia ll y u..tant to the vivarium ; and Mr. nand, of Coleman, tire 54 to nos, PennY-fiekis, Poplar. and beams /Amman, a cooper, o _.' _ , ' 00 all Da 11p. M. as. slightly y 100 all Do. do. do. 1865- 11 Of dls - - I, ex div., for move ray.i.md, I °item, and es, for the Mr. Watkin of No. 4, IMphin.hine, Poplar, appeared before Mr. Melts wulmr` lll " emotion Railway shares are 8 --e- N a . a ._,..__. - - -. for the account. T !:00* was Aso present for apposing creditors. Mr. , numinous charged with luting abusive and insulting firmer, atato If die, Grand Trunk of Canada. 44 a) 0 , a4 , 'II , : 7'Z ibi • •p a n 212 2 Jc. I:ron,;h we on therms side words to Daniel lamovan, and calling him a robber and a Railway S remains heavy. IN all Do. 8 per M. Pe& i FS 74 - is 911, " buyers," ex ail The toutrupt Laurence was again railed be Mr. I.:nk • mur d erer. NO al l D e. epee In 86 - WIDLNAII' 511thal AND STIMIZI. went. The official bin 1..0ti The +velem of accommodation with Musty began The defendant limovan, a respectable and industrious Me ell De. epee eg. Delmell. 46 48 -• 1111001aboui the autumn of 165 7. man, and hi. family were great .utfurers hy • a re daff lei an Ds.p pm M. 181..... 611 67 • -re which ter. 1 I 11.611WAW. I agr., 4 l- 1 it:4 l . -we e n D i , pp, pop,„, 4,3 00 -. lows : -Three per I Mr. Liiiklater-le it correct that when You first began him broke out on the premises of the complainant Daniel ..., -- IN all be. de. an.... 46 50 - i t 1, 1 ; New Th •ah lfr . ffinadY You laid yo! wished to mike ow of The lamva,.. a .hoemaker, in Penny.fielib, Poplar, on the 18 th rdi il M.Z acheo la ll **V l * : i t _ 111. 101 iti •• •t• 99 z* Li; New Two-and-a-Hi _, ° •imo lo B three mouths - Fir L e 22 „pp ipp N 8 Da. err ' ll 01 Ma „ •- 111 111 .. ..i - i este would show w h et her they were three months Well iu the flames, another of his children was burnt, Noa Dm - ... et. IN OA & ellatlag. 6 pi, et. ••• - - Five per Cent. Stock, 10 „r mt. and is up to the present ties in the heepital, and Dennis tre all leilkim a =lllll.o. II I .4. Nlt Do. Do. 10t all ' Weiffseeda, Mane 11 1 101 I 4 4 " - account, 101, ex div. ;Fl kat taw yea told Mr. Wendy you wished to 'elehe ese I sop wan whont head &miens were severely scorched, hia wife et. IN Nehlthind NoNsit -• lel 13 De. Now l9l di. - 1858, 961 ; ditto Bonds , I him * little to that way ,-I do mot know I mid thal aod two 'other children, by "Gred'a provideme," to use the lk IN O a th fil - 1M all Dollikowtoptltleo as to° - _ I. it la ear Mt. Mundy f requeat i, „ po k e t o yea shoat the defendant's own word., sly pod with their lives. le all a end Draft - -4 lei all Do. do. 711 till 60 N 100 - Half per Cent. " enfao ....in on.. Litiou affords! to you , - Occasionally-not Mn'. Hogg, her husband and d au g h ter, who were lodgers N a 0311111111 ll 111 IS all Do. AJA se oilv. *NI 44. ••• -• •-• NO oil Do. es. 0 Os 96 -. Exchequer Bills, Is., 2s. tnioently. in the .41110 house, alert narrowly esdped with theielives 0 all Do. a 1 p.a *wills& -4 -• - IN an Degge.et.bb..peg. N II - ISI be tell you his account with von was getting den- and got oat at the frost window. N all DSO' anille Am - .- - Sg. 105 Madras ftar. 9 per eg. U Nx is - U. N Da. do. I _per el N Na la - The foreign stock mark ~mass !--I do not think he used the term dangerous. The complainant said the defendant. called apes him a N ,all Dund..Forth. antd-1& 1 1 1 1 _ N. IN De. 0 fan et isa.. 86 0i la - are steady. The Turkial Dal he advice you to hrtel7 Private rt"o°Tt7 t u be few days ago, and demanded compeneatme for the loss= "•• IN 119 *Azir eau . lB 17 le oti Is Do. on Isom . _ ~do. 11 II NI .. - firmer at 69j to 70, and the firm , Yes ;he said more pnvate property might be had sustaine d , and upon his refusing to enesply . 11: : tee g as s es& 114. •00 Math_ .oisrp.6p,, mama .e -4 -- mught into the firm.ln Lakes thibm, Steck A 37 80 their request they abased him and applied very had ft, lee D e , Stocks 0 0 - - 90 in N. amtiriona Othedit 561. Sales are recorde I Did be accept bill, for the Liverpool house 7-Yes. Immune to him, awl among other things NM N all fast Soffelk - - - due • oth I. 5 7 N ail Di. do. Wed do. 5 I -. - Four-and-a-Half per Gel - At your toquest!- V.,. Hoeg ca ll ed him • robber aed a murderer and said he had lig. IN wunburghand °Snow N es se a Do. Is. II ay. de. 8 7 Ayres Six per Can The boakrupt, lois. further queetioned • said-On the set his home on tire. His namesake and countryman k 100 lgalnhro•Porthilloodes 99 6 29 - N al lie. do. Lied da. 6 I .t January in the previa year the state of the necouat with ,_ Donovan was no ie.. t •:rhulent, and threatened hit. le aD Forth and Clyor Jew. -- - -. - II la i Oho**WT, 961 ; Portuguese es. me , otaaeow 4 & Weans 116 118 the Liverpool home was. that the LiTerl'°"l lanes w as ''. The defendant. sai d that the complanmet hadled them le e n ile or e at -. .kbt to that .4 1.004300 to the amount of upwards of 9,001 X. •- - is et. lee Wf 01 ala *la In _. ss ts . to expect some compensative for the serious for they had et, too Greet Northam - K 100 Do.bid.94 Pw reßg. Spa& SS Nie -. I he, 'eye credit to the I•l'ore"" 1 hawse f" 1 the hills arc. sustained in the destructroc of their household furniture aad St. 100 Do. A Sleek 108 109 4•4 Cents., 93, 92f, ex div. ; .4:heeler, Ir.. the diwount. The result of the account in 1830 effects when he obtained the insurance moue, from the ire. lik 100, Do. 1 Sloth LIM Ile 134 10 1 renidattUsene&ewle I I 1 1, - 82 ; Spanish New Defers was is 762 ° 07 el the Live/I.° l house. The Liv e Pe el houl ° office. Last week bonov ived 10IN. f the am 84 . mat. South/IWe*. () tor) 141 119 - DOM.. divap had a large amount of Barren ' s paper. Delteved ofike, and w h en they as k ed az him fur a little heir be said be 96 • 160 Oren W•161 " 8 VII in 4 111 40*, ex div . • Illd la. *las& I &Oa. account, • , News. Leyland and Hellen held soused that paper.it, 100 Dis.94conVaLliftatalk i. 64 Ns. 116. I DON' would goo them d - d link and and other blush oxPolo" 21, 100 Lusamildrea Venthio; 1111 118 1181 18 1 1 9111 - 11 M/ 66 Osemoweld me - - - 1854, for account, 701, 64 Mr. Lieklater And do you know they held two bills of sic .. Desai. bosom s tetin s written „ mamma mud _ 14 , no tools am aminra sie a UMW N. Do. I p. el Pr*, Illa. 101/ .- - -. 1858, for account, 54 ...55,t. ot Mundy ! I believe it was so. -Mg the fire, the lees of his child, sod other mattes, and it M. 100 Loa. Ilk 4 US 117 119 171 timuse N. ft* sad WoM iadia 109 •44 -- 09 Wastes. said /3artee's paper wee so large that the Liver. conveyed *min vary ex wapiti .... 84. 100 Umiak ADoe. 49 61 -. %Mae lit. Loan 10 - - - Four per Cents., 102, 1( I hew cou ld Dot discount all of it. The total ammo , Mr. Self, examined the complainant at great length. The St , 100 London& North wee*. 140 1001 1001 111 1,60,155 lIL ILMinithe 105 - - - oud'aile The dune! 'he Y e•r „! Bll °,__ frtrMe,L4Y,Wee 'boa t latter mid he and his children were from II ore the sight ~,1 21 , Iti .. ,_„. ll° . 41 = - - - 851.06 swiss - - The City of Washingto a u, 99 " )292 .,..„ 22 L 99 1.262 . about ""' e oP e , e l of the fire. His wife was also with him °{" . They swab --"" ""'"""'' William Ik e 961 96 SWAN Violets - ing for New York, took I 999 almost 19.6.". That was in the preen* year. a raffie in Southwark. One of his children was threersire es 1111 sll lealleaterrracobrain. -- - 6,00 It Ds. New - In raising their rate of • moot in May was not larger. On the let of May it - all Do. aad Loalaidllea 8 10 ••• COLONIAL 41071/JIMINV litottilll/6. and a half old and the other two years old. It si" t lie tit 100 Maa.,BbatAtUnoolzah. 66 60 661 • was 24,010 C, and in June it increased, but they had bills I o'cl kin the morning when he heard of the five. e wag le ll Metvenolltoo No. IIN 1 9670.8. JP& ICA plea 1 lair . one day, the Bank of in bud. then about to depart for home. He did not think it otiose Ot. Itie Midland lll 14 di. M e ri o t. .... .. Oshaer.dp.ciaaa/eL 10 IN 1141 d, - measure which is without Mr. Linklater -What hills had you of Mundy in hand at to take h young children to a raffle, and keep them out D i p l° 12 , 116° 11°. N neeee ew non.a. - .... .. Dm 8 pereall, I*9 .. 01/ - ••• - the institution. This 4 th...late .1 your .loppage ? Mr. Cooper (clerkto the of Datil! o'clock in the morning. it 'ed the h -- -- -- ------ - U. 110 _ ....ueel-A bout 2.0804 e u°7 a oP, Per' 10 WI NIL Gt. Wm. fired •• • - - - .... .. Do. Spwr ease. lint . 111 COUIIOII are determined Mr. I.n:dilater-And you had bills in hand in April and lour, sect back room upstairs. He I t Coe gas burning le ell Mid Kent (Crey Lbe -.-... ei e4.Ms.MAN. IN 111 US 4-1 when he left home, end he 'opposed it set are to the house. 100 all Newcastle and Cadge - -• De. Spa eg. IgazAisp. let 11l US correct principle. The c May ?- Yee. Mr. Melfe-How coul d pp the set fire to the house unless le 9 Newl73 nrinsitkde• •• I • 0 ° "' .... • • I Do. 6 omen& DA 9161 MD " DD re l a t more efficacious than tb r. Linklater Ready for use ,_Yes, the hurner was improperly 1 fle all Reerry,Werriap.thas. - - lI A NN 60. Soo* .. a- - ( 1641thitt i pt, as being further premed, said he had no doubt . rbcomplaisant s e u there was an m erc e r of gas, M. lee Norio* .... .. oil:Mora p.d1199 HMI 106 IN - in making foreign purche Moody bad hills of 6. Schrader Loa hand. He found end in answer to other , mcstions said he i his $l. lee North Drilla .... • • MO 10 - - -. ow Inthew.Oov.B6.4. NS 106 106 zd - price. It is only by a sound Moody was 40110.1 with 11. tithroder's bill on the 14th of for 154.1/. on the 13th ( A las " the first l et 'sill Netts De. • la. ilk = o ugust t. - ". .... .. .... .. .s.WalesCh.lp. a. UN UN 98 10 al - of a suspension of specie Jeer, lea No doubt Mundy may have Lam that bill to . ;rue he insured. 34. 10 IL ImNes-Dorwidi_ -.. .. Do. 1171. ci., IN to lON 10 N lee ad, -• the Lemke Joist Stork Beak. He bad few channels " Dennis beeves stretched out his left ann, which was N I _Do. v ___,_ffili•lialea L. , I I°6 - ••••• - De• 4P. e. INS NO 17 111 ad le Jul Upon these grounds the sii " IS • brat pr the . 11e = loteher:odslhd. The bill mo s kged, Ind said--This was burnt, and I have ben enable Lo I; tz. Test :3 :3 i 4 i .... .. Neva Seeds •p. 4. Ns. IN to do noy work Uwe. My bead was also burnt. My ir Deb. redeem. 07_ ..1 . . 100 1119 0 •-• here with satisfaction, DI •••• .• ma to Muerte in lies of cash. It wm given to et. tile North Leaden - .... - Aisellier.6p. 4. MOW 11/0 -- - - red o f compet i t i on rigid issr • MIL His aceseat was overdrawn. The bill • riahter was burnt alive. .le all Negthill.Weelarahuto a lO -4 .... .. VIA liv. fp. a J an.IJMy 10 -.- - Tbe complainant said that a subscription was opened 10 114 19 Nerthlibrdisedsidre, aHe 16 1 Da. *Abp.& ANA' OM iI•N 107 10 111/92 which it develops. The wee gime him to meet 'mil her 1111 given for his aecommo. P o plar for the relief of the defendants . Mrs. Hoeg mid It 11 NoliatilsObointhe - .... • . id Is 16.110 the Leedom brow received accommodation ge ar ... u ._., of which 12f. nu , oa t in furnit ..... m e n ppm. - 2 .. MIT= MUM now carrying out a copse (rein t' I "' " mai al ;"'7C4)/* to "15", for h i s7l;llo7r lodger, Dennis Donovan, sod Zhe funeral - 7ex N a en r a1mm1b ee ........ %tem. precook were carried to the credit of the ... Paallo.l of his daughter . ..1. She did wit pr ess her claims ea - 1 17 6 - b uipa Liverpool acne._ sad they were at liberty to call in the • .. becausepaid. ... pr... ... SI. IN 84 117 - ate 1p D 2 l l 9ll lDpr e 111121911) ibis l e 1 9. ... d ho u wever, that an trade. iremeasWdy. It was true that in the six the committee Leann 1.100011,0 and his Donny Wen 114. IN IMAM N. IL Abm.5411. 84 1111 - ped on the greatest sufferers Ile IN lima& ladling ill N - 1 1 81 1 is 1800 the Ludas home received e s oommodation • kiii .. Dec. G. Co.. _Molest.) 1 ate On - Mr. Bette said the circumstances of the disastmus fire M. IN bisemilike lidos ..•• 80 84 - ' fNlts 4 ". MCkader i° tie enlist °I 27'7494 He may, on ths re well calculated to excite remark if not rue icion but le ah ahnol=t l Wahlwa. 1 7 - .. MO Lid Mope) .. IS lIS 110 - In the discount markt I•th December Wet, have rid the socorrimodation wag for Zr e - - he „z in , It ICe Oath - 41.1 .NM Dodo - preserved, and the dote ta must A .. LW& namellTathek.) It 4e. 9 101 - generally asked yesterday the Liverpool house, het his ism we n ta m altered. m ust r esw ao . the . • The M. me Sough Nallsra to 10 sear complainant again. 02 0 - .. Ow/whist aDo nob*. 59 ag demand was only modem Ile did out recollsA any 00alfenatioa with Kr. .....,...P r "Tr hav • - t hi s • f t h e d a . 166 * I.° loath 141.1 no e promise rom M. 108 11., Tashi& Fame Den 90 Drool Swath !Apo . . 17s. 71 St ••• `header about the accommodation afforded by (1 ISAA - land the applications we ' Imam* ordered that Mit. Hogg should receive 21. from the N all lIIRIEN.Wd=o. 6 11 -. 10 .. .Wh. Liked 174 . 1.2.4 „. .. O. W 1 Ver - N:brader. He had so doubt the persons who din - ... poor-bus fund, and that Die - Duane should receive 11. N an MONO Ili 4 9 NO ). • 4 1 il 1".4 the bible "'ld hate list their mosey If the, hem the same fund. He gave lb' large an r sum to Mrs. Hogg U U Digto ditto - 4 vole &101 l 3 - - In the Stock Exchang I butbrapte) hail nwposded payment. They Dryer dreamt°. bemuse she had not vs . : m m .l say portico ef the enhemp. N. 109 Tall Yale - - -. I, .., Nerefeasel IN. N - good supply of money a -. 11, ~., Ithplisa Dome - Hut. He had heard that his partner Schrader lest hie „.. __, bad acrd geburoudy towards her unwed Le , 4 y r:: ILL 3 g - vernment securities. 14.41ter 1,0001. to earl beim with, but did not 7.7"•,,iv";. """ 1.51= = ti led* may LOIS) q i ii - ligloW whether it was repaid. Had sot heard until after taw "A". "• 19 I De. defendants expressed their thanks to the saghtrate, It. gle Vale ot Neigh - - 11 1" Ar li Deinso totem that Soluader his eannwi a settlement on MI all *ogee% SU. 4 *make 111 14 - ••• It W l. ' (1161 S ow 1 I 0 -• National Discount Compel and left the court. W . W. Illasese ) 1 6 6 --. los &oily is Marsh, 1 Is UPS they did not experi -10 ES Win Oarawall 4l - WANDSWORTH. .. MOW HUN .. ILO. s e - for money at call from 41 ram say tightness until the Amortises peek in August et too lo.witi -./ September. Did sot knew eabradat's dewier Ratil DARING SCRULAIT Al A 1 1 0112.10.1101111 L SR IN Wee oied 47 II al 8 * 5, 'l9 (1.1 .1 I tMi. I t 5 10 - atnotice from 5 tc gs ... money N NI DOM X 43 44 - 1,110 * imams (IL iha. • • the red * tech haltlyss. Ms. 116119W/001 wisp A y man who gave the Dame ef Thomas Harris, aadl ..., an um . ire = n n _ w. • • a Vtea N A.Ver) l3. .. 1 11 Ile ; - stock banks have determ. Le the Snit helt•year ot 1667 was 14801., sad ia the log wi u , w ee bed es a beiebinyee, we e br u u,the up hem ea "6 t-inauao SWAMI& p 9lO - halt year SAO& He heed gent. as draws is the last p a d p/ Do r y iii, abrade, ..a planed in t e r o eb been _ S L . Dens Dees (1201141 • 9St - 44 per cent., except that set Pt aro I Mete( Mews 1 Ilea -- 1 -S. lna I Clea A.M. Did net oapostalotti M this year et the polo about k r . bi m p, ap ne a with Ispidary s pd ro bb er y a t th e me s 1 1 &Arm ll6, 1 mbies aino in 4 4 ... minas, give on l y 4 tot t't• large Name a the area's Did sot think be Heed pallelmeee, York-road, Battens,. 111. OS 17Molealea. 6111 . &W. loom anew) ILIA,. 145 lea doubted if any addition reiced it Sebrader wen &mg • vm , lame Isminam. ft from the evidence that about 6 o'clock as the . 1 . Se Clernmilk kw esisti. 719 IN - .44 • Perk 1166.5. 46 68 49 Aber. Je& 6 - • • He may bare heard alias made about Janis at the 20th April last, Mr. Jame' Plasmic, the ... a 47 2 0::-.- p . 2" pp 20 1 7 - 9 • 100 6 I.4ll2ll2lll ***LQ 4 2 4 - ratan, even in the erect o Herbert Health. bet had se reeaectios He °posed a tie landlord, came down stairs and dimorsred p i. pip asi. & Op. el. Ilt 115 -6, i 10 TN Oran 1,11 an aceutuit with the Lends, theemat dross WI! the bar deer, which he bad fastened on the previous sigh& SA NO De. 7 IX. IN 10 106 m-. vale ri (Omm ) Mid. e 7.... of England rate of discou i - : in the rat 1610 . He led ao resellecgioa of brokei epee, and money to the aniount of gl. in silver and SA i.e 11.014mNa.,01.e0 1 110 112 -6, i.. Welt theme ( )If 1 190 ... It is expected that tl 78 90 -• Mr. MAW= making molds. aria James Herbert pepper stolen. He also missed a quantity of wear- DL IN Ds. O. Nat IM De . - smith but he may have dose se. Mist frocreutly saw Mr. p ip I, belonging to himself from the kitchen, and • e s t r.; .2.27,11. it *a: .72 i f - •.. Wit Selo. - other continental market - 612 .. Inc IlassA an Fmn i ) his , the the manager of the ereajoa. r. at in the habit rof other articles, consisting of silver spoons, gold ga ifil atlas '• s t m ue 114 -. 266 .. Wit. Dollar adat t o al A 146 155 .... .if sting bill. with them al Jalaaff Herbert theittl. rim and studs. The window of the parlour at the rear of le up ppp s ,.l-11, .4, p m .- LON .. Wt. Iblw ( ) 7P It 1 - awaited with anxiety, the ten* mad Smith; Warty. Moody. and NM*. the premises wax open, and when Inspector Abrook, of the re, 146 Osam FeeNees, 6 p.m 1111 II? - 1.014 .. WIL 'Lura. Labia LTA if 14 - Noa,awiallarios wine MO as to the asters V dinuon who was called in at the time, examined the 11l UN DoiondAilllpALlnt. US 114 - 1,991 .. Wiwi Asa that quarter. The impra of tea bal. Th e dillefaial eli 131 •1 4 r wen bows place he fOund marks of a knife on the outside of the melt, 14 . 140 Da 41 Per IN 196 -- / 5 W ll - exchangee diminiahes the b them ea the dth of May. They wit than required aa ii it b a d been used t o t orn the lock o f th e IN 80 DoApiensta4SpAys. N N - LON .. w h o r ekl elthllel (ANL 9la 91 - thither, unless the Bank ( le MI OLN. Boothad, lag by the bask 11 1 Ittglaad to Who ap the bals_beid by them window back . From Mformatioe subsequently received fis a cams , ( p iopiallippp lz°°. - _ _ - _ pp *MOW 11101111. upon. Rills bed tom discounted__lm the Leaden Loootont luau: a warrant was placed in the hands o f Payne, me of Si. 100 Do. redeem. 9 6 - . .--- NWe ad -ad No. IL Yates . 11 I OWN. At Vienna on Monday Pas t• the amount at 5.611117 HO bad Ite eleeneethee * the summoning officers of the court, and on Moeda, he N. 00 De. redeem 4p. end N 91 sal -ad ppm l e 1 - rose again from 147.75 k stming the amount of Draper so kr. Be did 1 17 to Hwy 84. Edmunds , At 8 o'Fiock se the fol. It 140 Do. Imam. 4 E et. n Nad - ad mem i g ss a sse t n a il e e i 1 2,1 I i = not undertake to swear positively that ilri e r rld set my rZ g dadaboram i h a a pp ie h eir d a d th e p roem ,. ea hew it 10 ThiaieLgethem mos lel 10 ad - 10,NO 86 Math* 0. The next monthly re se to Mr. 1121 6 1 • 411 . the Ileb••••01ec that nt•Y would being disherged from prism Re told him the charge 8 all 1 ** 0 •• 11 " 11 . 11•211 17 Hp - WM aDu fit Jahn da r t, is .1 1 7 N"• which is looked for with i N all DoCleetaffAhApo Mot lose Draper. He believed cm the Ida al woo him and be replied, "'They mewl prove I did it." Is a De. So, p p , p.p. 1 1 -i r ac t * -. - 111,01/ 6 De. Load* Ma. Os. ell 1 1 - iished on Friday neat SIAN 1 Oa& Wm. Oa I - - - May Mr. toes eon* to bila with a et - 'The edam then told him that he was apprehended in eons,. sp, peo bp, me m G ee . Up* 95 is an 45 45 - About 100,000/. in refit - Mess de 0991101 hummed of Gams to the mom* of about quake alb statement he made to Mr. Glazierthe super- 1116 all Do CUM, am. Nom N3l - 16.090 - - lain from Melbourne was - %et Jr& Mc exposed 2 11 4 gurds• that Oib - handset el police for Bury :it. Edmun d' , , and the 11* all De. Mo. do le 15.00 I at a rlimaida Copper ell ass's „. see like) was 4116001607161 L Woo= ezrete 2l ._ - 16,101 II Forgave a• mails an , lad add it was • 2,140 k•• lig We mi d he ropionsiod. The primacer admitted that he most "•• "' """ '"'"`• Ill'•°"" US IN *NO N Osnwel 2l U 211 taken out for shipment k N, 10 Lea.llo79oll.sp.allea. - SIAIN 3 416. Nerthese The only Australian go lateen was • "sib most,'' and may ham add he v oice 4 f or ta e and be lig it , es b e emb e d, ho g et et No. 1 1111 US - et I. thistraNa C = 1 1 }yin - mama bar 2.0001. Did not haw that be wad be bed four ere to be weaved away feel hie old a leti Dp e p,,,p, op, He. eus In - 116.110 11 Kapanda (Um.) ll 11 math - at sea is the Roxburgh C algae it while the fortnight. He toad 2,0001. um paid father =ld to him that he a 100 DoAlp.e. de. ..„.... 10 us .._ WM 8 Dams oil 1° ... 84 days, wi th 167,0001. 011 Oa hum 7. Had no recollection he said it was raid ga m e G at a the Howe et Comemilea m He pm al April, SC 140 Do. like. do. IWO lie 111 lIIANI 6 LasiMalaa - 41 r• Th eft wee • difficult,' theca Him fins 60 • 976- which be almitled was kw, aad dated Hat if tie aegis- 69 * 129 D°. 2•L E• •• • • I°6 116 - US ,81.6 1 )210q1d10 4ll 11 1 -. The Magdalena, which • WI Do p.amrsit de... - - bra !M t Nat he did Mt' toil Mr. &lOW's Dates bad give; him a trawl Ss sled whit lis weld set gi. te . &l ima _ ill u p - 411,6110 IN. Was Ooppm et & day, will take 19,0001. in eis B etut bed bell paid off. He hed bad la - have has is troubl u e r ra. Be aye stated that lee us 7p.e. I L IN Dollp.adedW.&6lo.l..) 1N 136 - - Argil* Rm.), .. ~ 12.11 1 Ns frez 19,416 0 batheilverthed a 4 • = A general improvement lanky* with Mr. nollonh, the banker, of Oodabolag. did sot bow an eg el the twidowy until IL IN De..2 , B.lll.(div.tiot, till .. ISSAIS I Peet - foreign exchanges, in cone when he aelcad far a guaraatea He could not say whether atter it was ementit He said " HMV use sot his Ikea 1 &MUM Arita. (Um) 10. die - value of money here. Ai M bed iagarthem with bte. Nolyeedi on the 2:4th of Hs/. right name, bet be refused to MB him Me correct same, as 43 IN lon - 71•• Nem ondDeffer N 01 - 48,174 117.9 MOO Medina GU ai 8 &kite he got the geareater es the god of June there b le hu e & w ere hi g hly r es p ec t a bl e h t yoreahirs. and h e le. WO LltilW.Ort aHasS . IN i lls , - KOOS 1 Mathis, ( La) an 1 - of a tendency to distrust, W 7p. Wen two Orr three bantam Mr. Mellersh told hiss gm a u ya k a m se sow - n, -- - - about i t. I t f urther 64. 610 Lai. . c ..• *ll, I De. - - ratty in several instances 1 tee all iwedasdmar Id 140 -.. Gibonee renal was ovesthavra 10,0001. Did not know p . p p a i m p e i rnege } skit wee f ound i n the es. no iii.Leha , um. . ,..i.. _ ... - JOLITZ STOOK BANN& in our usual list _ QM Mr . Northam repeoesodod th em as men of great • ,l i , - w i ne th e our ei eweere e . II 90 Do. Ai weetth. Mr. Madilillarll fflelnall igai t ra re th e guarantee K r . bo ast th e p r i mer e ar ' mo w n , et 100 Do, 9Sr mug . , sad odjourood with Mr . 0 his Drivel& Mr. Linkliter- Ready for use!—Yew. lielarti_ pt, is being further per, said he had no iloubt Needy held 171. a 6. Schrader is hand. He found Moody was dehltod with I:. Schrader's bill on the 14th of Jere, IVA. No doubt Monde may have Lam that bill to the Loeslos Joist Stork Basalt. He had few chautiela epee. it was • bill of the Liverpool house. Did not get :atto dificomat it to provide W with funds. The bill was Moo is liesy of cash. It was gives to for • bill His are sot was overdrawn. The bill was gives hint to meet mother UT given for his accomnio odes. Is 1/4. - 00 the Luminaires, reesived accommodation frem George Schrader to the aeseast of 31,700 f. In 1$&l, !AIM. The premeds were carried to the credit of the Liverpool bum% sad they were at liberty to call to the 71siimmeffiehdy. It was true that in the six tis in 1800 the Lades home received e.,..eommodation .4 G. Schrader to the attest of 117,5001. He may, on the I•th December List, have said the aucorrimodetion was for the Liverpool home, hut him imprnmion was now altered. He did not recolloA any coovenatios with Mr. s hrider about the accommodation afforded by G. N:hrader. He bad so doubt the persons who die. ....tutted the bills would have het their mosey if they I banknote) lied suipeaded payment. They never dreamt of Hut He bed heard that his partner Schrader lent his to•her I,ooof. to COMM/000 bests= with, but did not lieoW whether it was repaid. Had set heard until after the (.when that Schrader his partner emested a settlement on his hail, a March, I hi= they did not experi ence my tiglitasse until the Ameiteis posit in August ..r September. Did isi4 know eserrises dewlap mail the rid of 'Oa half- pier. Mr. eskinaar's drawing' i.e the Ant belf-ywar of 1067 woe 'AK, asd is the het half year MOM. He haled 4,100 L was draws is the het WI. Did sot upostmlste is this year of the panic about the large asnewat of the dewing. Did sot thisk be enticed IL Reharador WOO lows a vm imp bOdillia. He may have Mud isgmbies made about Jame Hubert Smith, bat had so remollectioe. He 'prised an mooing with the Lamb* Dhows% timinpasy early in the year 1859. He hed so recalleetios of Mr. Itrightwes making ph. about James Herbert smith but he Amy have do s ea Zed frequently sew Mr. Kei . th , , the manager of the elespeity. it so in the habit .4 snag bills with them of James Herbert (dal* Smith, Patient sad Smith; Wane& Moody, and others. Met ewers that ismer. were made as to the mature of the BBL The Masratise of Diaper were knows to them is the lith of May. They were than required by the link of Bagland to take ap the bills held by them. NW hal hen amounted by the Leeks Discount Com pany to the mom* of 5,000/ He had no eseolleeiles of stater the account of Draper to Mr. Brightwea. Be did not undertake to swear paitividy that be did ager s: e tzii to Mr. Drightwen. the sab-.mayor a k am lea lose Draper. He believed es the 2ffili of May Mr. twee MOW to him with a di, hummed of Gibees to the mom& of about 700 f. Mfr , wee upraised his empties the* oth sea's aseeplemse wan dishoeoured. Whams expreseed his varpris elm and add it was • mistake. Hay lave mid Gibson we • "safe meta," and may have mid he phi off I melons for 2,0001. Did not know that he mid he had isms it whits the fortnight. He found 2,0001. was paid ell as Jam 7. Had no recollection he said it use paid WI The. was a difficulty there. His Arm essvie lies we, that he did not tell Mr. Brightwae the 2,000 t. had heels paid off. He had had im lenity* with Mr. Nellerah, the beaker, of Dodds*. Nom be asked far • summates He could not say whether he had interview with Mr. Mellersh on the 2Sth of May. Before he got the gametes is the 5,1 of June the., Wen two Of three .lewdness. Yr. Mellersh told him Gibeses uses* was maim 90,0001. Did not know that Mr. Mortioses repreembd that as men of great wealth. Mr. Mortimer, rataesd to eve the guarantee mid adjoursed with Mr. lamb to Ids private room. bid sat kaow Mr. Mastiosere showed Mel had over the The this deeds of the ;T AT ia were so baba shows Mr. rah. Mr. Mortimer, refired to Pm the_gmresates er the title dude. Oa • wand masks Mr. Moßsela ISM tad walked sway with Mr. Yashmac He maim sehy , swore, tad mode a pm* fires, (Laughter.) Mr. liildoWS took him oat of the way tato the Liverpool lam Mr. Ilellereh said palm they pvs a gamemtsma their 00410 of head, far 10,0001. that day two easeplagate of ()lbws would set be advised. The result was they arleto give tors motes of 3,0001. each, • gamalise 0 1 ,0001. His memory we " vivid" aa the midi& Thom bills were met. That we is the linaday iha other bill. were becoming dee es the Haul ie r a commeistien willtlGibeca as the'ir/arms* I ;shwa met • mesessmr to h i s as lassestak. The m auls of the kilerriaw ma that he pm • shuns for 2.060/. Be peed that am le Gamma melt at Jess% Lloyd, mil Os. Ohms use debited with 2.0101. am the 4th .of Jess. The isms, was peld Mee Jesse, Lloyd, sad ate. by Mr. amiss. He we shirk to thewinemmakent teat doer. They were busy, and asked Mc Cleytom toper the mosey i.. Virg warsbusy, bury. and be pia it is is lie ma samo. (A had.) They were lardy is the habit of pay ing is mosey to the Immitersia ether rasa. Ho sew temad he bed Pun issimmisse far mow to be paid is is elbow sum* Did direst aura to he pit ia ia hie amass, se that Jame, Lloyd, sad Co. shish, sot inner the mosey ems hem them. Paid the mosey in so the/ Mellemb sheath* set know the nese, came from Street. lead's. It was dose to mislead Mensesh. In the ordiamey 'ores Helhosh might have surmised the fact. ,ter.) Is the ordinary coons they would have ksirt i t i.eis. ALL SOULS COLLEGE, OXFORD. ELECTION OF FELLOW/A-(I7M DAY.) • The further hearing of the petition for amentking the mode ot election of fellows of this college was resumed at Lambeth Palace this morning, before the Archbishop of Caaterbery, as visitor of the allege, and Lord Wensleydale sad Dr. names Teri" as assessors. The proceedings were oamisemed by p;co Do. giver abut po.rojisoosoblo 14.4. 4p.61.1%11115ek Dc+laLaftela4p.o. Nalsik_Sp.dtia Moak Neagh Dale. par east Da Nom _Wanda/ Masa 11 IT i ilm U 7 111 101 108 116 97 112 U 4 WI 111. ~. ~~ rl WM NI WM 41 AIM II 1100 10 11‘00 I. UM Se Wm I. UAW U SIN US WOO 1 10 USN le USN le SIAN SO SAO SS 0%00 0 lAgre sod V. Om lack 1 lasell!" . ;111t ii=tom ant fit hiaii; Ameba* sal Calks . lime. al bilia. . sad Mae U el 1 74 SW 11 11 U 11 IMs floss Si la n ?I MI 41 — is is le W all Da. Leeds tai. ie. I De. Tot. 11. t ILvara Noe lasterdshire, 110141121014. Jprwllet: -- t" A die sr I .. ad rola= =: roil = :: H 'Lad= Ei 16 16; 664.X.1.110 p. 66. Tnt.llt Da 7p. Ilya Nod ▪ DINOII Mid 4fi p. Mb& Moat Aa SLIM Dw per mat Da bed Of per oat S. Wein or oat- Da ei 44 psy m Irod4l p. pos Da 40. Up.o Da Po. Cap.* ` w ake .* 17. 111cougfp.o. 101-01 f. Do. do. la = , Do. Keno. 6 et. Pro( Dado.porp. pet yd. 103.111DX In 111 V! In Mr. Morin, who appeared m behalf of the college. The warden sod fellows, he said, wished to carry out the ordi nance, but they submitted that it was for the interest of the state and of the university, that is the election of the fellows they should not be honed to elect those who were most distinguished in the examination, but that moral and religious ipialifications should be considered. The petitioners had complained to the omennesioners that the examiner' made no report of the merit of the eandidideabut t►e conunimionen replied that it wee net for the examinees to determine which candidate wee most et, but the warden and fellows. On the part of the college he denied that they had been biassed in their choice by social consklerations, and he submitted that the ordinance did not repeal the statutes of the college, except where it did so expressly, and that the present mode of status was in accordance with the statutes. ISO KO MO ISO IN T a l 7 1411 1111 1N 11111 104 II N MO 111 N MI. i- &d Of a :.0 le 1161 6 1 11 Cs 4_____. eadlial44l 144 sag We 41212264 Ppm SeL al 14444 _ po. . New I t 18 1 . 1 9_ l i t a irdrelso OrMaid In Cavort 0111 mer Ink Morel al Inks* New lii iis In In In 11111 us 115 Lawns. US 4. 10 IS SI SO 100 47 48 I/ 181 r U oe& Yin lb al nka et Misltalia Valois el Leaden ---_ II W I is rr a . oa 'Asitwom aolierdom ea 'Arduous' Wlaltloalkles. IL gt Ito *Was lasetio• W Axiom to Ontioione ?Owasso: Mae a Ball all iCtigTl,"!l?• 1 it eel loam issiat — I ITU migasativa mu proresdiag elms OW report Wt.] 11 U Mr. Beirut win continuing his address when our report left. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IS ;Dole ilhaddi .D , Ls al loam la OA. Bramlas Eva. p.a. °Wail 114414104,. dl OS. lossrobj k lima&lll4 all 111•11444 J all all !Lim Wm o Oaaslamaterati mil r all lavas all ammo all Mania MAN& ,NaatUliest ssa *• all Manias d 111 . Do. law Slams all Narwislaa Truk Pre& . a ll 'M awl ;Parta,Lsor Or tsaitU44lll. LS Latta W & rraadaae IS Asa aid 11l tam V i - lrllasair all loyal lo ill yal Ihredliab all . Da f M. .ad. all Umbra and Yew • all Ds. gm Not. Pit , Wpm& 14 A.M.A.& •Vasatles all llostbarg of Idad aU ;West Dars/aia ail Da lipar alai. Prd all Wag. If .W el Trasas, 6 W 6661166 66 AIWA& all Whalsdan ...... TT-1 Ile Ng:l A' ICI* ad Hpir4TREET. CHARING-CROSS RAILWAY.-(171I8 DAY.) N si A yoga. maa, waned irilie — ra ALeter, wee charged with pualiag erveral roamer et boas, th. property el Mrs. Elisabeth Meredith, d f. Little Queewetreet, Llaeol iaa fields. iavii Imo.. 1 60.150 so,sco stoso 795!" Ai 1 si ei is U U IS w Ull ni Ifii . 11 _II I 1 ii From the ertirat of the preeteetrlx is appeared that the Prover had bre acceereelly emplayed by her, ism Amiable asoYws , to ahem wieder awd de other .4el jobs is She leseee. Ho was than the day before rlmitrieschey, end after hie dewier ahem. 14 er 1.1 I @oke were aired from the shelves ileepides we@ of direet•d toward@ the priors, sad the ratter having I -eo communicated to the police to g airiss were made a the lionet in which be th em e the reeds being Sea Nie ty ea. W traced to • pawnbroker' Trims Usage Lewis. eridamt to Yr. Sesame, eler him, Pawnbroker, peesd that the prisoner breed the punnet, ea two separate oweeloae, and pledged th.m t o , 6.. This morning a large body of labourers ware mot to work to commence the pulling down mad clearing sway of • great number of houses in Sutto n - s t ree t mod the Bel yedere•road, Lambeth : in Brnedwall, Isabella•place, and Borden'. luddinp. : 4 4:Kith wark ; Wablingt. outbuilding., ke., sad the htti;:g r rd a house situate upon the Belvedere. wharf, Hu -bridge. The whole of th e materials, consisting of ed, iron, timber, and old stock, bricks, ke., were sold yesterday by auction by Mr. Marsh. The works of We bride*, which hitherto have bees pushed forward so vigorously, hare almost been put a stop to by the severity of We fret. 7 . 1 is ll Pi la ST IS la 86 1 7 IS 15 K s gal A letter from Madrid nye :—" We hare had here a very sad New Year's-day, owing to the inundations. Never perh►ps did the country suffer more cruelly from that terrible visitatioo. In the north and in the south, in the rich eern-growing pla4s of the two ('settle., in the beautifal valley. of Navarre and Arragon, and la the pro ductive fields of Andalusia, the waters have leen oat, and front all these provinces comes a cry of desolation. Amoog other dimmer., the overdo', of the Ebro, the Douro, the Guerra, sad the I'is.terg• were so rapid that the rest seer them were covered with water before t h e populations had time to take precautions, and sot only were frightful ravages occasioned in the fields, but entire villages were swept away.* NANO NANO :. 1•0,1100 1%030 IA IMAM 10,000 * m g iti sir a. _t N a I 1 as preeseutrix ideatthal the books as Ism property. The pleaded guilty to the *harp, mat* that he L im _ha hy Malmo, reepeoefas that the cam bmht be fisfssisd of easemsenly. mad es onsreatilly as pow b.m a , If. was ememileed be prim for two months. 80111TEIWARY. Air 11011LIOR At LOYDOLIMILTIMA. ifesenot. a youmg girl. *beet t S years of age. was '' At before Yr. Combs foe further examination, charged •••t. attempt* to emmait saki& at Lerise.bridge. ILA mar** the matroa .1 Haraemoager•lam Gaol si a bl 14 Ala 11 111 Mab il n 411 I - :m 13 :m prism I I 4111116.1 M., 0141416.40.a1epi1ab AM Illt Ni 40,1185 1 114. NorroTh4p.o.War.a••p4 poi 111 U .1.4a1 91.' N. La4t. 4p.et../so.tloty 100 N lees I 34.: Szolttals N. Nast. 4v. et ;189 $1 se iii 07, 14., W.MI4I•NON.—Nr.et NO We« i l l I 1 $ Ms al II If I 1 f dis 1 I If If pamln .. . 1 ... . db pa i di e 1 1 II as I P% It I} Ala lrlo 46 61 ii ii ii liim IT 1 11 1! - 1 . 67 ..69 - i0506 f 6,000 lao.ocn 11,600 ^OW IWO 1 lii 111 . $6 1 1 ll T 111 • --..i. =:.a ... SI zd IN i id lei — MONEY MARKET. --(THIS DAL) Two o'Cuxa. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 94 to 95, and the Five-and-a-Half per Ceut., 100 to 101. The demand for Exchequer Bills continues, for the exceptional purpose previously referred to, and transactions occurred at 2s. dis. to 2s. prem., being le. higher than yesterday. The transactions in theforeigu stock market were rather more u 1111 l erous than of late but in must iustsums at somewhat lower prices. Turkish Bonds, after showing flatness, left off the same as Yoder day, the Loan of 1854 at 09} to 70, and that of 1858 at 55i to 56. Mexican Bonds, after being sold at 201,, also recovered to yesterday's price, viz., 21 to 1. • Bank shares in several instances were heavy. There was a reduction in Bank of Egypt, Bank of London, London Chartered Bank of Australia, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Lon don and South African, and Ottoman Bank. The miecellaneuue share market was dulL South Australian Land and Berlin Waterworks shares were weaker. Great Ship remain quoted, sa. to Be. lid. The funds today are firmer, and a more cheer ful feeling prevails generally in the Stock Ex change, although business is inactive. Consols have improved 1 per cent. Preparations for to morrow's settlement engage attention. British railway stocks, in most instances, are rather better. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cents. opened at 66fr. Me., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911, 4,1, /, and 4, ex div., for money, and 911, 1, and 1 for the account. The present quotation is 911, " buyers," ex div., for to-morrow's settle ment. The official business report is as fol lows : Three per Cents. Redhead. 911, i t 4, i ; New Three per Ceuta., 914, 11, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 4, ex div. ; ditto for account, 101, ex div. ; Four per Cent. Debentures 1868, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. die. ; Fivetand-a- Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper; 100 ; Exchequer Bills, Is., 2s. die., Is. prem. The foreign stock market is inanimate, but prices are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is 'rather firmer at 694 to 70, and that of 1858, at. 654 to 564. Sales are recorded as follows :--Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860; 864 ;' . Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 96, 97, 961 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93, 921, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Quits., 82; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 404, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 70/, 691 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 581, 56; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102, 1014. Colonial government securities shared to some extent iu the general depression of the Stock Ex change. Canada Five per Cents. fell Ato 1 per oent., and Victoria and New Brunswick Bonds, to per cent. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :--Ocean Marine In surance, 3i to 3 prem. ; Thames and Merry Marine, 1 to l prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, l to lt prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, dis. to par • East India Irriga tion, to j du. ; East laths; and London Ship ping, g to I prem. The City of Washington, which sailed this morn ing for New York, took 107,0001. in specie. In raising their rate of discount per cent. in one day, the Bank of France have adopted a measure which is without parallel in the history of the institution. This decision implies that the Council are determined at present to follow a correct principle. The course pursued will be far more efficacious than the poor palliative involved in making foreign purchases of gold at an artificial price. It is only by a sound policy that the contingency of a suspension of specie payments can be avoided. ' Upon these grounds the news has been received here with satisfaction, notwithstanding the pros pect of competition against our Bank for gold which it develops. The fact that both Banks are now carrying out a conservative action must tend to promote confidenoe. There is room to fear, however, that an unfavourable effect will be pro duced on French trade. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market to-day is quiet, and the transactions have been upon a somewhat limited scale. Prices, however, are generally fairly main tained. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Consols shares are officially marked 3 1 , and Stray Park, 464. Shares in the undermentioned mines have also changed hands, viz.:—East Wheal Russell, South Caradon, East Caru Brea, and East Caradon. In foreign and colonial descriptions, General Mining are marked 21 in the Stock Exchange ; and United Mexican, Si and S. The pro ceedings at the meeting on Monday of the St. John 's United Copper and Lead Mining Com pany of Newfoundland were of a stormy character. It is stated that the directors are in possession of a report from Mr. Petherick, who has visited the scene of the company's operations, and that it speaks very unfavourably of the "nuns." Should the directors refrain from publishing this report, they will lay themselves open to Invidious re flections. The annual meeting of the Scottish Australian Mining Company is called for the 29th host. A special meeting of the South Devon Iron and General Mining Company is called for the 17th inst., to consider two resolutions passed on the 3rd iut., one of which increases the preferentinl dividend from 6to 10 per cent. on the 6,000 shares placed by the vendor at the disposal of the company. The second general meeting of the Cesar& Lead Mining Company is called for the 14th inst. In the discount market 7 per cent. was the rate generally asked yesterday for good bills, but the demand was only moderate. At the Bank of Eng land the applications were to a fair extent. In the Stock Exchange yesterday there was a good supply of money at 5 to 54 per cent. on go vernment securities. The Lombard-street discount houses and the National Discount Company have raised their rates for money at call from 44 to 5 per cent., and for money at notice from sto 54 per cent. The joint stook banks have determined to allow 5, instead of 44 per cent., except that the London and West minster give only 4 for sums below 500/. It is doubted if any addition will be made to these rates, even in the evect of a fresh rise in the Bank of England rate of discount. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -- ~.: MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The severity of the frost continue., with hoe bright westher. It is expected that the value of money in the other continental markets will rise. Further &deices from the United States are awaited with anxiety, the immediate drain being to that quarter. The improvement in the continental exchanges diminishes the fear of any efflux of gold thither, unless the Bank of France be again pr.esed upon. At Vienna on Monday the exchange on London rose again from 147.75 to 149. The next monthly return of the Bank of France, which is looked for with great interest, will be pub lished on Friday next. About 100,000/. in refined gold ex the Great Bri tain from Melbourne was yesterday sent into the Bank. On the other band, 80,000 sovereigns were taken out for shipment to New York. The only Australian gold ship known to be now at sea is the Roxburgh Castle, which has been out' 84 days, with 167,0001. The Magdalena, which is to sail for Brazil to- day, will take 19,0001. in silver and 3,0871, in gold. A general improvement occurred yesterday in the foreign exchanges, in consequence of the rise in the value of money here. As an indication, however, of a tendency to distrust, it was observed that the rates in several instances were irregular. Subjoined is our usual list : The su pply of home grown wheat this week is small. Flour moderate. A small quantity of barley, and not miusy oats. Scotch barley rather improved in quantity this week, but oats very empty. No Irish whatever. The foreign supplies of wheat are very moderate from France, Ruisia, America and Black Sea. Flour, one parcel of American barrels. Barley short, Preach and Daidsh. Oat. can. tinue contracted, 'early all Danish and Sii•ediah. The wheat trade is steady in value at last Monday's qua. tattoos, but buyer; do nut operate in consequence of this navigation of the river being entirely stopped by the ice. Barley without change in value. Oats ruefully as dear as on Monday. Flour maintains Monday's quotations, but transactions is all descriptions of corn orfiour very limited. Beans and pea. at Monday's priori. FLOATING CA110019.-Now yet 'arriving, but a largo number oa passage. WZZAT.-F.041611: Fee= and Kant, white, new, 465. to 6:16. ; ditto, fine old, 63.. to 70a.; ditto red, new, 445. to 58..; ditto, fine, old, 57i. to 665. ; Norfolk, &c., line, old, 61s. to 695.; red, new, 46a. to 59e. Foreign : Dentate, 65e. to 6.95. ; tine, 66a. to 761. ; Konigsberg, Ms. to 65e. ; ditto. extra, 69.. to 7:x; Itortock, 63e. to 64. ; be, old, 69e. to 725. ; American white, 635. to 68e. ; ditto red, 61s. to 63.. BAILEY. -English malting, 42e. to 46.. ; fine, -s. ; grinding, 30a. to 33e.; distilling, 325. to 37e. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 2 . a.; Ma.; ditto distilling, 30a. to 36.. NIALT.-English. Easex and Norfolk. 60s. to 62a. ; fine, 665. to 68e; Kingston and town made, 53.. to 68e.; line, 665. tone.; brown, fine, Mr. OATS.-Lagligh feed, 23e. J. to 26.. Od ; potato. 26e. to 30e. ; foreign, 21s. (td. to 27e. Baas& -Engirds tick, 33e. to 375. ; barrow, 375. to 41a. ; pieeou 375. to 41s. ; foreign, 375. to 39.. FLa-Eoglish boilers, 40.. to 44a.; maple, 475. to 4E4.; grey, Us. to 40n.; foreign, 42e. to 44.. won -logliab town, 52a. to 545. ; ditto Sue, tOli. to 60a. ,• country, 41a. to 44e. ; households, 46e. to ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 41s. to 44a. ; French, 41a. to 49e. per sack ; American. 30a. to 355. ; Canadien, 31s. to 33e. ; Spanish. 46e. to 50s._ ARRIVALS ono LONDON "ROM JAN. 7 TO JAN. 9. Milian sad lieotok. Irish. ',reign. 490 .... 702 u Iftpit Barba Oats 'OM Flour. 700 sick Yireign: 3e3o.(;ka. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18* to j ; ditto 3 days, 11.18 to j ; Rottenlam, 3 days, ILIB4 to j ; Antwerp, 3 days, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg ma. hum, 3 days, 13.71 to ; Parka 3 days' Witt, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto 3 mouths, 25.65 to 75 ; rankfort-on-the•Nrine, 3 months, 1181 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 3 . 4Lte . ; Vienna, et!. do., 3 months, 15.60 to 80; ditto, 3 months, 15.60 to 80; Madrid, 3 mouths, ; Cala, 3 months, 49 to Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 90; Genoa. 3 months, 35. ; 75 to 85 ; MOan, 3 months, 25.774 to tOI ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to j ; Palermo, 3 months, 119 to ; Newim, 3 months, 119 to ; Lisboa, 90 days, 52j to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 52j to 53. The state of the money market has caused in creased dulness in Mincing-lane. The sugar market opened yesterday flatly, at a further reduction. SUGAR.-The market is dull, at yesterday's amine of fide to la. per cwt.. except fine Barbadoes. Correa. —The public sales are progressing, at about yesterday's currency. TV.A.—The public sales commenced today and are going off 4 lower prices. Corrow.—Prices ore unaltered. Rm.—Holders are farm, but the demand oontinuae limited. B.Unsteady. &lats.—The large puldic sales have gone of irregularly.' chiefly at a slight decline. SAVITZTEE —A .mall parcel refraction 6j sold at 375. 6d. cash, which was below previous quotations. alik7LOWth sold at lOn decline. Markets are very dull, and most articles have a droop:nig tendency. Two requisitions from shareholders in the Great Western Railway of Canada—oue from the Stock Exchange, the other from influential shareholders forwarded through Mr. Lance—having been pre sented to the board, requesting a special meeting, and inviting the members of the Committee of Investigation to report verbally the secretary, by direction of the board, wrote to Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co. This firm state in reply that " the committee believe they will be in a position to issue the report within three weeks of this date." The Brighton Railway traffics return shows this week a decrease of 6651. TALLOW MA RKET.--gms DAY.) The market is quiet at the subjoined proem :—Town tali low, l'&. 6d., net ; Petersburg Y.C. 01 1 t he bps. 3d. ; Jae. to March, 60a ; Maroh,6oa. 6d. to eo.. vo. April to June, 595.; Oct. to Dec., 57.. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Patteoden and Bonith report a continued good demand for yearlings and oid hope. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 265. 6d; Walls End South Hetten; 26a. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 20s. Gd. Walls End Eden Maim. 24.. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell; 25a.; Walls End Thorpe. 25..; Walls End Marton, Me.; Musgrave, 20a.; Durham. 22a. M. ; Tanfleld Moor Butes 19s. Gd. ; Buddies Hartley. 17s. 6d. ; Bebride Hartley, 17u Gd. ; Davidson'. Hartley. 17.. 6;1.-49 ships at market. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending Dec. 21 were 7,5741. sterling, being 611. inure than in the corresponding week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Unity Joint Stock Bank is called for the 26th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Australian Investment Company is called for the 25th inst. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of lad evening : ineurenoo—Atlas i 14, 1 ; Eagle, 7, 6; ; Globe, 1001 ex die. ; Guardian, 51 . i • Imperial Life, 221 ; London taxi imperial Proving:46l Marine, 4 ; 94, 95 ; Ocean Marino, 9, Bd, i ; Bock Life, 81 ti ' Marine, 31, j, }. Om— lmperial , 81k, Siex . • London, 58, 1; ditto Blue Preference, 59 ; United Gediena, 22,1 ; Western, 15' i . Canals--Gnuid Junction, 59, ex div. ; Kennet and Avon, elt Dooks—Commerciel, 1051, 105 ; London, 37. The Celestial has arrived from China with 466,7001b5. of tea. TIMSDAY Immo. Consols, which closed yerterdiiailrexL , ., for the 10th inst., opened this morning at 911 to 4, fell to 911, " sellers," and cloyed at 911 to 1. For the 7th February the last price was 911 to 1. The " continuation" was 5-16 per oent. The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto, for acoonnt (Jan. 10), 914, 4, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Roducsd,9l4, 1, /, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 914, ; India Stook, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 101, 1001,101, ex div. ; ditto for account, 101, ex div. ; ditto Bond", di s. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 94k. A Mmesaoe FLOM TEM See.—A bottle, contain. log the following, hie been picked up on South Shier:do sea& :—•• North Sea, Feb. 2,18 GO. —Deer Friend, —When you And this the crew of the Misted ship Horetia, and Cap. I kin Jackaon, of Norwich, is no more. We left Archangel I on the nth of dormers, all well ; on the 2nd of February we ' hove to under close-reefed topsails, after scudding before the gale for ten days ; we have not been below for six days. A Norwegian brig hove to for our aasistence. Four Men got into the jolly boat, but after leaving a sea struck her. and sank her, and the four men were lost. Ow crew cos. slated of eight men, maker sod mate, second mate, and two boys. When I am writing this I have just left the pumps We are not able to keep her up-8 feet of water in the hold, and the sea making breach clear over her. Our batches are all stove in, and we are worn out. Our master made an °beer,. tion to-day. We are is 60 north Lt.; shod, K.E. I write these few lines, sad commit theni to the foaming deep in hops that they may reach Some kind-hearted friend who will be so good as to find out the friends of these poor suf. tering mortals. lam a native of London, from the orphan school—John Laing, apprem:ce. We are celled aft to Tway ers, to make our peace with that great God, before we commit our living bodies to that foam arid surf. Dear friends, you may think me very cool, but. thank God. d ea th i n weivene We are so benumbed and fatigued that we are not whether we live or die. John Roes, John Th om pson, James Lee, JOS. Brig took the boat on the 21st of .i, on ar,—William Ham, Peter Young, Sam Jones Jame. p ra m William Ham, chief mak ; Thomas Wilson, second mate ; John Laing, and Frederic Mal. apprentices:: The foreman of the Albert-strekt !I" rlitZflie who wee injured 11 the **anon of the boileron Monday, died to coo senor of his wounds, and the inquest was held yesterday. The verdict wldatt ewe delivered was aceideotal death, and the jury were farther of opisSon that the el. niooon bad oecurred frost the unequal exparusioe of the balers OOMPANON. Bello Walsiwado.. Its& Amdase Lad &IL Idalafts. _TeL • L. II ?par • MUNI Da. 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