The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

the market. It seems that for many months pad some ' nat:ree up in the interior had been manufacturing an article which they sell to the bush traders as " ma indentured gold. ' It is alloyed considerably, some time* with more than SO per cent. of other metal, and so skilfully made up that detection is difficult. The merchants on the coast were complaining sadly of the small profits on trade. Palm oil season had not come in previous to the departure of the Cleopatra. but a fair sewn was anticipated. 'there had been several serious disturbances in Cape Coast. The people had been fifhting among then:wives, and in a pitched fight which had taken place 15 were killed and upwards of 40 wounded. The ringleader in the disturbances had been sent on board a man-of-war and ordered to Quittah, when he would be kept in prison for two yeses. Several of the natives had beet very indiant at this, and threatened to break out again. At the time of the steamer. departure representations MVO being made to the governor, with the hope that by an energetic interference he would soon settle matters. At the Gold Coast a movement was on foot to in crease the cultivation of ootton. At present there are two agricultural societies in the course of esta blishment, one at Caps Coast and the other at Accra. Sir bales of cotton of a capital quality had been shipped at Aoera for England. The African, under the head of " White Slavery," corroborates the statements made in " Itichardson's 'ravel, in Morocco," that white men are kept in bondage on the line of *oast below Wadnoun and the adjacent Sahara. PORTUGAL. (►Loll OVA OWL LISBON, Fes. 7. A statement having b een made lately in the government paper, the Regolmps° de Betembro, that Mr. Bravery is connected with Salamanca in the affair of the Eastern Railway, a most unqualified denial has been given to such statement, and pub imbed in several journals by Mr. E. Medllcott, the agent of Sir S. M. Peto. The celebrated French pamphlet, " Le Pape et le Courts," has mimed a great sensation here among all eke's'. Many articles have been written on the subject, both in the religious and political news. papers, and a reply on the side of the Pope has also been published by • catholic nobleman. The Duke of Northumberland is still staying at the Braganca Hotel. It is said that his gram paid a visit the other day to the English nuns of the order of St. Bridget, who are the descendants of those of Sion lions., at lsleworth, a property which still belongs to the dale, and which was given to his family in the reign of Henry VIII., when the nuns were driven Into exile. The sisters still presses the keys of the ancient house at Isleworth, which they showed to the Doke, who before leaving the convent made the sisterhood a handsome present, MI • record of his visit. Her Majesty's ship Brunswick has sailed for Eng land. The Neptune is anchored in Paco d'Areos Bay, and is exorcising her guns; she will shortly proosod to Gibraltar. .eOCZJAO PRAYS 0r A RAILWAY TIGHT 00LLIC1011.—IT8 18 DA II This Biasing, between eight and nine o'clock, the body et respeetehly th e man wee fouud au a the arches at the Leaka sad Oresawiri Railway ernered with bleed, mad the gull frettewed a a Meal 1•111111110/T Tbs reliable lafurtuatita eileired by a ll e sSe wee IbM shortly after elerea o'cieak at the prinrkeee Thee. Perk's., a tees readarg at Prespea-piece, the, ea prolog the eget at wide* the deceased wee lowad, wroth ha feet s aga what he taaceived to be a dream era it some penman who, beta the lardy eaters 04 the pima, wee lytag there far the wpm, el robbery. Perinea, therefore, be ea without tekteg lay bertha auks. Tile het a the deceesed's saver welsh mod geld peed bass lewd safe fa bre paha did easy silk the 'apparition at hit eeitartelaid thee wad i ad ben perpetrated, ad host the peados Is white the body was hated It wee ocasetared that it sitglit be that of • peaseegee aa• af the poring tram. The railway a/- dale were eceonliagly at ewe eemeneakreted with, sad N,. Lai, the mister at the Deptford etegoe, west sad Whitewall the body of the demand, which he Isoleatly recegalsed a• tam at Will.. flouedliag, mann at wen-Masi Mt* sad erapl.yed se • ticket collseher et the Opeatued shake, wed eh , . a wee ranewobered. Ifteoololl is lamas 2 sb. 10 'LS train es wady eight. AA ozugailies the beer pathway wee the. made, to secaeria. V Ike whet passer the deceased meld haw seam la C u rt: aim he wee haat 0. Iseastan sae el Vie pews eau tor Cealeclal Deek Medea, a peaks It wad with wee Matevered braes away , sad aria et hind ea the other image. lam* ae Meat that the had et &towed rani have sere in anted thwart* is pastas Mau sae mle anew for sereenenfialwil ZEIBA alma IA hat he eneeeseedle big Seem ear as gamest le • . — TMisteril use • niniad sm. cog Ma MI • ellle mad rase Wally le aglow his dab s.d. A Paris Idter ear:—" TM unconquerable Spur kft Peril this (Materday) maesisg. through which he paiwei as it were like a whirlerisd. The Ponies pnblio, however, se. mewl far lose escheated with his thee he sp. issoid to Le with himself. Perhaps thus. Mem be game resew for this. Whatever may have bees the aces' am* of Mr. 1 4 ;.argeon's elogessee. It is certain that M bee but lisle cease of osoplaiat statist the .alit{{ • h it produced, for the extreme geaerosity ed his ooeinegatioss striated Itself is the well-Glial vet.", which, piled up (in one case) with gold piece% sea itcd the aseosishisent of the few French lis seen whet bud toes as sews' provided with their us sou pieces, sad *II , . us perceiving the niagniffornos disobeyed by the heels\ ; .ri , te of the audios*, feeling slimmed of the costrast, tersed by sad pore teething at all. I have beard of • die .outented iadivideal, perhaps • rival Fresh pastor, srb, hit at thi. church • parcel of seas weight ea' breadth as hie nistribetios to the erection of N Spurgeon's church. It wee • terepting-lookiag pe. Ist. beistifolly enveloped la silver paper sad rwcfolly tied with roswoolcrered ribbon. The chreadele •ps.ks not of the varied emotions which suet have Waned the beet of the pesos who opened it ; bet merely inestkets that nemeses consisted of • small brick from the deekwy at bierniele, with a most polite mote, la which the eassymm • trgre.ling hie inability to vie with the caber eastribs t,r. is is..s.r to that mighty work, begged to open his pur scull:, in kiwi, etre...tog as his opisios that if every • W legios• of admirers were do the same, that sot • church but • city myiat be built with the materials thus colleeted.'• THE tkUrirl lON or Pori Plop. BLASPHEMOUS r•kUI.T.— lea 74iilet of daterday mutates the following, wis.b it puns tees Lela as well as Ilaglielt .—" Plea I X let ve the Carignan, width I. ansounced are ta be twirl la Paris, sun IMO. Tlts French Xnnerra livbold the roan! What think ye? keels, Away with him! away with him! Candy bin I Aterdista —Thou boat said it. He Is deservng nensib. ••••ttia-- What evil barb bedonei Ilardnia—We have • law, and a. runny to this law he mast die. Prussia -1 11011 no ranee in ban. Spain— I ant innocent of the Ithasi of ibis pat man. Portugal—Why this waste F Russia —Wh i r is that to ar La pm to it. Naples—Although all shnull 6 , 1 wasclalistal in the.. 1 will ant he acandallesd. reineh Itabbi : (the spirit, Indeed, is ardour. List the flesh la web.) It is expedient that owe mat, should dlr for the pride. The French Brapiress— ib .0 aort,iag to do wtth that just man, for I have oaf hrivl win..b in a drain ionerrning hint. Tb. Chriarin Pe et iv-- W w to that men hy 11111..111 he shall be tot/eyed! An na a. , sesslege—S.lffir HP bath borne n.e &arrows and ...tied our sine. Ilishitp• and prweis-- BP of goal brut, for eh. t•n i t et at hand astern UM will deliver thee. The Pope— Fit y e bete while lin and pray. After three nr 11 day• I shall .4111. sad bl«sed le the nun who shell not inn been • nrl•lisrat is in." Tel Cull OF TOE flit. Ma. Mmes.—l/cola here recently hem sale Wore It. A. Klagiabs, 1 ,ET l a il a• .. gaged is teitios et Writ% ears-Ware to I h.• . ff.rt bat the rtulArva who pre oath otrwas 'vides°. at IL e trial of gr. list. h which tended very masterialty to his •••evi. • wee. at nsa time ostler die cert. of the heti., and , tu tha n . roasted Estat of stteeiss untruths wee the Ire- I sul•pwt of ormipkint ; sad the ladle. have mad* a de a 'bet lb." email/ plan. SO reliance whatever OS the ow -wrote of the Allem —Nsreasslis CA•ootele. A POT it ICA ItIF.S . HALL.—At • court of exa "E•re , be gaiety Apetbeemire, held as Thursday, Mt'SoUnwisi peathemes pasted their ezarsisetios is the - are sad Freeriee of medicise, mad received certificates I. ' • Deleiwash Freesias. Zan Isdise Fronds 0, 4. Wiry WOW,. flesserstnhe. Heats. sad Join Tabbies, h 1.., Toasty Ikea e.lebire The llowisfr gestiessee eAs • slay poised tveir es.araetlnti Osage Inked N. ... wt. ftveread , sad David B owes Ti mms, MoTenure% O ift 11. 4/10 BU.BT HAILWAT.-1111P 11000•11te • wises, floe the half-yes, eadi,‘ De. 91 last slow a leleae• of :UAW Me favour of the ..autsay, sad the direr- ! t• have awersalawl t.. r,c-attaeal A.ridead of 21 2.. dd. •-• i•elow tan) spa sects eh.re of 401., NMI I ,. .r.rties theme "so :he half sad quarter edema THE EXPRESS, *ONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1860. LAW IN TELLIG EN Ch. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Sittings at NY Palos attar Tarn for Condos.—(Betora Jurist.) Lord chid Jaottoo Cookbura sod Spada sad Compton /TAIT Or ICSINIII% The number of cause standing for trial are no lam than 145, of which B<w reesanste and 60 new causes; and of these 146, 45 am sZed a eases. Jury. rDILL IP. ICDDIN.—ACTION /OR SZDOCTION. Mr. Id. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Pram* appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Pets, Q.C, for the delsedset. This was ea oohs ler the seducers of the plaietire daughter Mks Emma Udell, a yeses l ed , aged 21, and who, be the mouth of deptambeir Yet, wee dWwed of a fe male child, of which the defirdsat was the Wm. The Mastiff, Mr. Wither Udall, is a bedstead and ostart-eseber, errs w baerem r Ilklerievereet, Buroprgetostrest, where he les reeked tar the lest 10 year. Hs he as he then sight ehildhrea, ef whom Is ere I sod of kiss Miss dame Uhl i• the mead. Mr. Mies" Radar, is sisimed visladisr, Ihnuely jelnt hers. the Ship petilio•bease, lye or six doers hem the_ Renew- enhesquently owner of the Prime ef Weiss, The grind, had been In the habit of obtaining his &idly bre at the &kaftan honor end in this way the dehadeat became acquainted with Miss harsh mid Miss Kam Udell, the plainer' eldest daughters, se well is with the Udell ball] dwlaeray. OM alined that he sore Her the defeedant had paid his addresses to the eldest sister Miss Serb, bat that ultimately hie admirers war row! herd to her 'row slater, Miss Sarah, however, happil) fladiag gaoler itmer to whom she is air oarrisd. The two yessag Wier it woad Armor_ _, Idd rather mom then messimil visits to the dehmt's house, who, It was or dersti, wee at the tire a single era, living wither dire mediae or sister. They likewise frequat4 places et ammemeat is his company. One main le the in MWash, 1868, the defeedeat belted then to pay his a as levitation which the ladies were serfs( lea he start. Not long. however, they erred, Miss ilseeke Inver tailed, and, as his maggeatlos, she WI the delhairre company to walk tomb with bee loveer. The deleedest and Mrs limos rersheed behind dime la the tap-room, end there it was the Whimsy het leek Ora between them under a promise of inentege from de Ymirat. The net was repeated as two other ore dem between that and the following month of Joao, when the dihedral left he bread. The intimacy, however_ _ , wee renewed hi the wok dJemmy 1869, after the delliediot's Men, until the helms declared 'the yang lady to be k the =The dikahat, who had since married swam 601. to the WIN toners he matter, but the ode 31,.ems le IS: repsieL adiumehis the jury le mithistra of the hisagee. y the swan is whisk*, two W bra showed lhafrpmeato es hews* the = B :f the dehadant, Ail his be... at ammemmile hoe, although t weee wee aware he wes a slash mak sad thm his hems elan. the e emy horde rale- Ur of des admire* who hen ! weed elf deem from the i ß mo ledk u r Tits wee eel the ease d a hisolless @edam the hair Whip el a meet by In validing the el Me tbegbeer wasehies meteness. Per Mho* Ii hed bees alleged kat the first act of ha bah pier rider a prelim et seerrrio, still no eselkoresey erdssee of say rob endieadder ea the pert the delendeat had her offered. Eves d the sadiron of Me yeamg lady wee node known to thei Yher , ha had of the hespkality of the tlehadmi, awl bad " bob with him, although Mr. Itallir MOM the aorta of Mies Udell. It was a ewe ke very slight damages The Chief Juries is strunieg up rid the aulastion being admitted there was no doubt the wee sedded to re cover dearges, sad the oily quassia wee es to the urea& Ur:loured', the solaillot of his daughter wee a teldorteas of the rayon Be,shereeter end her positko is society mer i = donoilled, she wee sow thrown opal her dedlrr, together witheleM, kr her msdatemmos in life. It owe Awl that the . itallen d the timaghlue took pleas miler a mare of mantege • ef shot, however, they so be pro if, aid If distrait sad hie wile were so full y of it, why bed an gene to the dander is sees is they dreerred their derikeses situation, and Wilt epee his hither his mmititeldag. It wes held, IRMOVIW thatplaintiffbed presitted mere estreordiary dowse; to his children, sad had allowed them to roar la dr de hereat's house at that sarescratie bor. If the dehatiset W erased Wm Ned, .der premise of mintage, her remedy wee qua to her Is en rhea for the keseh. Am hr is he present action wee sea aro* slam* smisubledly the plaintiff was molded to harm It was ihe the jury to coasidir in meow* their moor whether she was mot, to SOW extent at hest, the author el her ewe wrong. The jolty herd be the prietid--demedes. 1001. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAJIIIIOII-110131111. ilpiew seine sod wag young hew, ass slag* abb dos iai ;we bruise d mike frau the lisp et Nr. TaM i bes e r mi L i ttlassiss. 72 said be was Is tbe Wassfes betimes 10 sad 1 1 oldest am Saturday aiebt, wissa be saw Hs psi sow d.WwWy take up tee besests et moss to tit widow taint d Mr. Taylor's tarp, sad yolk of with that. Witmer follow* sad saw ths pitons, drop sus eir thaw, Thiel its (witness) plaid up, wad thou wok Ms priesser w. owtody, whim kits what M hod got odor ids The primate rid " Ideibbg," bat at the aim dm e at er* a brunet at =atom taxa tir his cost, sad *sew It into the road, whir& be did ovally, sad la titeight et twenty poop* although M &hied issmeistrly afterwards that it itsd sow toss is his paesseles. new took him task to Kr. Tay lee's shop, sod said wiist he had s ite , spoil white tits Asp ire, add, Oh, l'w pled you've got bus , dots de awn TM slab a Owe d hest frost here about half au kern .go.'' Primer said be was ritaak t the time, mad ads% ferAl• il. - 1111i - 11. Cardin—Wu be drunk. Abu? Olbear—Well, lay bed, ha was patty forward is drink. S. Carden— Pretty forward is Orisk"—that swans Visa be him yam drusk, 1 suppose. Du you kno w mer l ons l leir—Tl treat to the place where be lives with his tither sod raliber, Tito are eery respectable sad the pri mes. bletralf Y said to ha a sober, bard frir ewe. 111. Ceedea—Weil, people coat be allowed to steal heaves they get areal,. The dimes Is a double one, and be mot ge to prima for 21 days. BOW-STNEXT. DAZINO 110111/lAT, Obthanaml Climes mid Mary William were charged with Mesling a @liver watch sad a greet cost from the person of Charles Weieshoff, • German, et pews reeding in Louden. The prosecutor (who spoke gmesgh an iota:pester) tumid t►ae he met a man at a public- seer between l l and 12 un Satur day Right, end in the coarse of convetsetios with him he told winter that he knew • Gramm lady of conelderable pereuesl attractiose, aed should be happyto latroduae hints her as a fellow countryman. Wittier seemed pleased with the Ides, and socompanied the obliging Messrs. to No. Ballry-court (a sotoriose locality). Wheels was shows into a room, when the prisoner Cartoon was sitting, mad the saes asked her if the German lady was in P She replied, "Nu ; but she will be beck directly." The man thee told witness to take a seat, end make himself comfortable. Wit nese ecoirelingly woe off his grew coat sad sat down. Preenttly the other primmer (Williams) cease Into the mem, sad before say time bed bees given for coeverestlae, she not behind wheels sod piol,ned hint by the arms, while the other woman made a snatch at hie watch and chain, nand bolted with them out of t►e room. The peieoser Williams eased hie great oust and rap out aim, Ma abaci who brought him to the house getting in hie way end preveatiog hi. fal lowing them fur some time. Witness, however, ul.linamly reacted the street, seised a cry, mid the two prisoners were ultimately apprehesded, although neither the watch nor the oust had bees traced. The primmer, who:denied that they were the women, were remanded fur further ea.minatioo. NI kaplial, aig se dedilitird died inky es= hum tb .ii. of es Wrier ohs bid ;or.= Yr primer Ws arrire, at tbe ea% ma ob• dm Ma !sr, awry it MI lir=ral dot is wadi sonar it bad lima lir dim Mr. Dayakaa—Did abe appear la bare ban bbift? 11l N Coaribis— yes, sir, she was laimiceorg, bat I aol ir the Grim lor a. lassullik. Mr. T ler, lir did clerk—Was isorred arerrlult Yrs, it - Urn are hre *Lim ma 31118( .4 harem! le arr I, prom wane, .del hirthwi. Mr. Trier—He wire enewithed ken hi ever he re erviag stoles awake ken a o af dr service of Ye e. Pre% the antis wardeeturera. Vauxhall. The primer corrweed arm, sad rid she bad new bed est were Wore with the decreed. Mr. Depots rid it bed rhea kea their • , white error lira le cruel He did or wry bar se ✓e would be,. 4e wareaa's dear ea bee Wad ell bar _ char It appeared to bar bra arldiatel, ere he thwehre die. ged bow. The wirer left the court with her friends. IW&TA. la • Naar 4 a aft. NO ';! .....-.... il ...,712L " sr les Ors Jaara. 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I i le lliewasue es If 114004 I 16 00 11 itad 0.. 7all,rali helaluarat.46.4 11 i 1 am Ilea -.-.. ell Sf IS . rMI a ZSE i t - zz . I • , II 44 'NI .S. LEM St. Ms IN 111 ISO ad 41 id t ql 3' .... - 14 I ) 7 DM yr ' asa— isl e ii a To-morrow (Valentine's Day) • &a wesqui will be given in Caldwell's Anne* Remo. Tai CLZ&ICAL ELOPIIMILMT.—A Durham news paper Mates that tbe witesesat amesanand apes the elope ment of the Rev. 1110 km Prosser with a servaat girl living at Crozdale Pareaaye , be. yet la no way abated, but seems to Increase as various alrearestanoss connected with the career of this ecoomplished hypocrite during his residence fa that city cocas to be more maturely weighed. It Is now asc•rWnd that on his leaving Crozdele Pareousge, as Thursday, the 26th of January, he and his frail companion leek tiokeis at Perrykill Station for Londoe, where, it would weer they arrived safely, for as the following Sunday lie cruel , were sera together at service In Bt. Pancras Char& I ILLEGAL Fins.—Ost Friday Arehdeadon Jona held • special mart, at St. James's Church School, to la vers Into certain shames preferred by the lacatabeat (Me lay. Mr. Thomas) sgetast the clerk, Mr. ClarlagboM, the amp' beteg that the respondent had, OS several oesedosa, &mg* Siegel sad metal* face for maniagss, fro. The Int witness suadwed was a young married woman, named Drake, who mid she was married at St. Jaram'o, ea the 12th el Marob last. Ow the mash* of the marriage he 17s. 6d. f'r " fres," sad Ufa. Mr the " marriage ilass i g gave him 6A. and her hashsad (a coloured mama) gave 10e. Mr. Meaty Shook the we* whams, se* that he wee mania at St. James's, in April last, and that he was 175., sed Is. 6d. fee the ararrlsge lines. Mr. Omit, a can immt at Mr. Walker's, Ganday-terrees, stated that he was multi at dm shame Is Mac* lest, sae that be paid Is. fld. be the (a eha of the hem* 10s. for the mink" sad SA 6d. I. swethse ease, that ef ea ely Am ale Pam* Howell, It appeared that she had hew dem* I$A for t h e marriollo, 2.. for the lam, sad 2Y ed. for the mamiege Haas. Other oviducts was Wooed, sad the charge. heels, I *ea anbersarlalerl, the clerk llSSolissikesd tram Ws &wads* —Liverpool Alias. ROYSTON AND HITCIMI RAILWAY (This DAT) At tie halfirrarly weeded of the proprietors, bald at aeon, at the Alms, No. 61, Oreeselnuokianst, Oky; Mr. W. lasil in the ohm* It wee reached—. Thu a dMdeW the vale Mel: per mat. pee swam, less biome tot, sad ld. c y s i tec r i s eh roce seemst. Molar* on the end Salm* rAwseSdotsd ark for all hairline leihkag Ist fra,, ISINI, seise paid Methyl*: This scsuiedel preseadine. MONEY MAREB7.-711.18 DdY Two o'CLocic. The funds have remained steady, at Saturday's prices, until within the last half-hour, when a reduction of 1-16 to i per cent. has taken place, owing chiefly to the absence of business. In the share markets steadiness continues to prevail• The principal feature is the continued demand for South Eastern Railway stock. _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentals opened at 67fr. 80e., being 6c. better than on Saturday. The new Canadian Five per Cent. Loan is steady, at 2 to 21 prem., and the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869, at 1033 to 3. There is now little de mand for the Indian rupee paper. Consols are officially marked 841, 3, and 1 for money, and 941 for the account. The present quotations are 943 for cash, and 94 9-16 to 1 for the Bth of March. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 231; the Three per Ceuta. Re duced, at 943 and 1; the New Time per Conte., at 941 and 3 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Lama of 1869, at 1033 and 3; the Five per Cent. outsold ropes paper, at 97; ditto Five-and-a Half per Cent., at 1033; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 971 sad 3; ditto, 1869, at 971 ; and Exche quer Bille, at 235. and 28e. prem. The foreign stock market is extremely ism tire. Turkish stocks exhibit no important varia• tion in prioe ; the Loan of 1864 being quoted 783 to 3, and' that of 1868, 66/ to 3. Mexican Bonds remain flat. Sales are recorded as follows: Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1023; Mexican Three per Cents., 201 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 643 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 783, 781 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 863, 661. In the discount market yesterday there was, in now quarter., rather more disposition to lend. The terms for the best bills, up to three months, were 4 to 41 per cent. At the Bank the transactions were of average amount. The sum of 20,0004 in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. Of the4lo,ooo/. in Australian gold, known to be at sea, 147,0001. is now nearly doe by the Commodore Perry and Box burgh Castle, theme vowels having been out 87 and 81 days respectively. The imports of the precious metals last week were limited to about 180,0001., including 148,0001. by the Donald *Lay, from Melbourne; 10,5001. by the Jura, from New York ; 5,7351. by the Avon, from Brazil ; and 14,7201. by the Delta, from Alex andria. Mr. Gladatone's proposal to impose a stamp of au penny on notes of sale of foreign and colonial pro dna and on all brokers' contract noted, and a stamp of threepence on stock warrants, u well as a regis tration duty of one penny upon each package of goods imported or exported, is recognised as a legi timate extension of a system of taxation which, scarcely felt by any interest, furnishes a consider able 000tribuuon to the national exchequer. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Austridaeia is called for the 12th of March, and that of the Berlin Waterworks Company for the 20th instant. The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the Ist March, and will be made special, to consider the proposed agree ment with the Charing-cross Railway Company. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company is called for the 28th inst. The following half-yearly meetings are likewise announced :--South Yorkshire Railway, for the 24th inst. ; South Devon Railway, for the 28th inst., at Plymouth ; Thames Haven Dock, for the 29th inst. ; and Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway, for the 29th inst. A meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Company is called for the 20th Just, to receive the report of the committee of shareholders appointed on the 30th November last. The Donald *Kay has been engaged for the con veyance of troops from Cork to Mauritius, and from Mauritius to Portsmouth. The Admiralty require fresh vessels to take 1,162 tons of bricks trom the Thames to Gibraltar, and SOO tons of stores to Hong Bong. SATURDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 944 to $ for the Bth March, opened this morning at 94} to and closed at 941 to $. For money the lest price wu 941 to t. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mot*, 944, t ; ditto, for aooount (Bth March), 941, I; Three per Carat. Reduced, 941, 96.94$ ; New Three per Cents., 841, 95, 94$ ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 17$; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103$, 1034 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868, 971; ditto, 1859, 97$ ; India Bonds, 31. pram. ; the Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 974. The Indian rupee paper was again heavy, sellers still predominating. Tao nominal quotations were 97 to 4 for the Five, and 103 to 4 for the Five-sod a-Halt per Cent. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was firmer, at 1031 to $ for the account. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 235. to 265. prem. Foreign stooks met with little but Turkish were rather firmer : the loan of 1864 left off at 781 to I, and that of 1868 at 851 to I, being below the best point of the day. Russian Three per Cents. were quoted 844 to 1, and the Four-and-a• Half per Cents., 971 to t. Boma exchanges from the latter into the former have been effected. Bank shares to-day were firm. There were In quiries fur London Joint Stock, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chins, and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Electric Telegraph stock wu quoted 1 per ant. lower. The scrip of the new Canadian Five per Cent. Loan was steady, at 2 to 24 prem. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted 11 to 24 prem.; Universal Marine, 4 CO 1 prem. ; and Bank of Turkey, dia. to par. MINES.-THIS 1141. Two o'CLocit. The market for British mining • securities is steady, with only a moderate amount of business. East Wheal Russell shares are dull, and are marked in the Stook Exchange 111. Wheal Mary .‘nn are more offered, and have been dealt in at SO and 29!. There have also been a number of transactions in shares in East Caradoo, Lewis, Lady Bertha, Wheal Unity, and Pendeen Consols mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain with out variation of importance. English and Australian Copper have been dealt in at 21 and 21. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) ars quoted par to 1-16 prem. The Foxdale Mime sold on the Bth inst. 100 tuna et lead ono at 161. 13e. 6d. per tan. The Tahoe KM* sold on the 9th inst. tie tone of lewd ore at 164 TA. per ton ; the Deep Level, 30 tow, at 141. 16s. per ton • the Bolin ell Level, 30 tom, at 161.2.. ed. per km 1 the Brystord Hall 20 tone, at 161.9..6d. per ton ; the Hey ward Uoiied, 16 tone, at 141. 19.. 6d. per ton the Speed well, 6 tone, at 141. OA 61. per tna ; the Oreedd, 20 tour. is 161. 19a. 6d. per ton ; and tn• Diluted, 16 tons, at 141. 14a, per ton. The Vale of Tow) Mine gold on the 10th lost. 6.5 tone of lead ore, at pacr vaylag from 91. 19e. to 141. He. par tow. The direotore of the Miners Mining Cumpaoy have de clared a dividend of Sl. 2.. lid. per share. Wheel Hemet &viand un the 7th instant a dividend of 61. per ahem (2,660!.), leaving 6881. la. 101. to be carried to the next account. The Wheal Polluter account., pmeented at the meeting on the 7th lament, showed a balanue in favour of the nuns of 6661. 19.. 3d. The New Wheel Ee'on !dialog Company, on the 7th inst., mai, a call of 11. 10.. per share. At a mewing of !Adventurers is West Wheel ll.rpret t beg on the 7th instant, the axonal. showed a balance of liabilities over easels art 3361. A call et 6r. per Aare wee The Ka...l(k Woe aorennte, presented at the :nesting es tle 9.h Instate, exhileted a bolanoe of babilltiee over ands of 1,3304 A Gill of 6e. per share was made. CLERKINWELL. TES DITORCI AND NATRIKUNIAL C•Ullte •CT. aim. Jewess Sophia Cleytun, of 9, New Ormond-none, applied to Mr. Coots for an oder for the protection of her earsiags under the 21st Hocks of It. above eV. The applicant. as being sworn, .aid that she married ber husband. Richard Frith Clayton. se lar back as the yam 1829, and b. left her In the year 1837. Halal, her Noma, ha bed eadeeed owe of their servants. Clod 1847 he allowed ber something, but stem then she bed bees tnyporting her self by keeping a ladging-lionee. Mr. Carrie made do ardor as inked. WANDSWORTH. 1110C11310 OCCUR MINCII. leen& • nitddle-as-d women, respectably dared. ead who appeared to be entl.ring very severely, er • • placed in tbe ilea Infant Mr. Nyasa, seamed with causing the death of May An &sere under the following stock ier circumsteasse : Waitron Kan a ishearrv, Hans In Batter res-fleide, deposed tees Moak reeler* on iletarday menhir, b e was Is lb. wee of the _prieinier end the decand, Um hotel Is Ni.. Rhea- The am Imola bad • hor words made the bore, ea they despoil seek eater es if Mey was rola to Win They fall et the lierb eerotteo, sad b Med hawses tbis frost wheel of • ersue• gad the be I. of the hones whiffs we easifing soar the penman or The borers ceseroseesi kidag, and visaed ferweni. Waimea picked arta Wismar, bat Woo sadmiases meld be alma to the Massa the wa res Woo so. sod bah wheels wmred over kr ans. Me pinked up tbe dasseed, rad Isar into the egos= of the pabile•houte, sad • eurgesa was (trot for. Ms did ass arrive, sad they toot het as • ma to hi. haus sod ho awe ordered her b. St. Tboate:e Haspital defi r an t Me . Dame sand the wham if the fade' had be alier The vitae. aid thew bed • gleam of pie dab just before, end they &Kowa quite esenfortable. He did eot Irma what they were quarrelliag alr.et, bat they bad • Ilawr wurie. Polimensaahle Hansa prodered • OPliillabie hem the SHABA LIS2S-7HIS DA I. Two o'CLocr. In the railway share market to-day the principal demand has again been for South Eastern 'Railway I stock, which has attained a fresh ries of per cent., being quoted 884 to 87, kr the present account, and 87 to hr the end of the month. Eastern Counties stock ethibits an unfavourable reaction, being quoted 871 to 88. Other stocks are quoted much the same es ea Satur day afternoon, viz :—Loadon and North Westeri, 99 to ; Great Wasters, 09 to I i Midland, 110 to j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 991 to 1001 ; Great Northern, 1071 to 1014. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 1 9-16 to 1 1-16 pram. Other feesiga and asisaial shares are steady. OaDUILRY IMAMS AND /PIM& db. N. I Kanemra. Otis------- fAr:77:: StistaidertAlikLo Wed=Es Fa 971 i r I ew Mit ai rist SW — ia- 777: "no. 11:111: Or me Ssedk. Mi m e Gl= =7B, Nov= ant et St Nest ass wjVii srelti rmeft —ML u... 1, —. issipstre poi engirt Wow" : Dews 7=6l' ---; lIP i 101 MI 010 131 ei Si 19 99i iio ►M 1 I . ... . .. it S lif ell it ei ti • ii - 1 In Id 111 11l 114 11l 111 111 IV 1111 MI M N pi NN os w I. M SG 14.7i.'.mr,-i - ,...1 1 vita.liamiertia-71 D 4.41. mits%t, So▪ rth &MO IWO DM*. Mdlstri , ✓. tia gati rr an . . lank • it. e . i.fais. rw Ilisakaddoln - soft Wasion 004,4. Oreti . a Peebles Targ WWe - 10 S 4:446ii== Ma am &k e am,_ wow win AFL= PlarlltlNl I. 1a i i In fft OOLONILL 00' 1: :1,0.. b : ft:"L. . Z I P• li •.• ii.e. • I - Wm MUM p. iii. Deb. redria. —.. 11. 4 11=11 •• . • .. De. is• II 2•4l4rer• I;..'ll...:'''''' COMMBECIAL AND MARIBIB. MAIILLAML--(THIS DAY.) The wearer le Lawton War last Friday hr Mesa wry winioy—isiteafely acid with row Ms over re tiara Ike dor —wind ta aoatiaaadca, prodambratiy =rawly, sad la fog retard. Thin mons* was Dar tryst, with meow Iyag at the g roaad. Tits reader* d the ask tie-day was lugs, re leas 4rm Prier at oaths at Irk higher or evading upwards. The supply of Ina faodsfra, saa as made goon air. The as, pests geait at lamp' aria ate area Marialirere of =this reorarg r of doer, roar mil 06 bray, sad small at este. Waist.—Beglidk I. Wr redraft. la. per or. darer hot Monday. Foreign rid kr ea roma o( le. to 20. re qr. haatish whits, 42e. to 625. , red, 38a. to 44e. r s Z k, i Nark, aad Losksharg, 42.. to 66e. p er 4941 b.; 425. to 601. otb Bahr ports, 40.. to 46e.; lirseek to 42.. — FLOUR rather dearer than last Monday. Town, We. to Us.; Werlblk, 70a. to M. 11. per 9801 b.; Traub, Ile. to Sla. per UM. ; Mar., 26a. it 27•. hoed Emu= ha steady demand, at Int Fri& • Mean% say Id. pea quarter over he Monday's ; its. to 46a. per qr. ; DAWN Ws. to 345. ; other sons, TOG to Fir (F. OsTs sold stsetft at tkl. per qr. Over led Yeadara rates. British, Ws. to 10s. per qr. ; kasha, M. to Ns. per qr. • Wow Mills pieta, Me. to 27a. per qr. ja2 , l ~._ demand at Is. par *sr listPlarlay'• poises. rather deem. Mk, Ns. to 41s. ; haerovr 47s to 40a. per qr. 40a. to 00e. per qr. inotisa, Ma. to Us. 6d. per qr. Pau Ma at lost Monday's prices. English hours, Is. to 40a. ; bog sad inhale. to 40a. • Maio while, 411 e. FLOATING CAM/OM—Maas last F riday not a el= in/a-laden rued was reported arrived at porta ran. earlead—Cialats, 1111 a. dd. net per 4911 b. =tow larding, ilsisoits, 31a. ad. per 4801 b. lity es aets:Owe kr Leith, 24e. yd. per WC6. Lirsary, Sts. 13d. par 40D1ba. &stay to In , about 6,000_ 4" Diatibe, .4&g Wpm; fit Moot lb. par qr. to.h. at lbw& ulll"Taia tyro um*. mom me. • To re. U. 1 4 , 12154 50 i ars ... INS sub * I I 0 .... w.... p.a.. sm. 0w.., Et a a IP. I W , I SO IWO H. GO 900 -.. MI 10 111. O. 11•11..1 3•7 s I WO 11159 at N. 1•11... Iti .... lei a 1.... MINCRiG-LANA.—(THUS DAY.) The following public sales ars advertised for twthienew:— Sugar : 400 bhde. West Inds, 8,000 bap Newteked, MOO bags Besot, 2,000 bap )[adzes. Cos..: 260 amits_plentla don Ceylon, 1,900 M o ri t riva, sad 400 tease Amid. Cocoa : 450 : 1,000 bags. iiivoaa.—rirmited business dons in the rivals segisest market same Friday, prier unaltered. Refined has bus aid in some lastasoes sa 6d. advance. Coruna—No sales reported. 'Pte.—Holden appear to be firm. No transactions of lai pathetic() escorted Mace Friday. Baas:.—Prior have advanced about 61. In other artistes so material attention. The Budget terms sa object of discussion , but at pressed it has not Witnessed markets. TALLOW MARKST.—(TH IS DAT.) The market Is steady. Prices are quoted as fellevs:— Town tallow, 69a. id., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. a• the impel, 60.. 3d. ; lurch, 60a. 3d. to 60a. dd. ; Alen to, Jae. Ms. ed. ; Oct. to Dec, 6.3 e. 6d. rAwriouLkas or TALLOW. Mt es liaM YY Ey orb.. Dam, Ms week t am IA Jars Arrival lesa west Dine tem lat Jar MAIN. pr sot Ms did ..... Tows INS Vridar....... • iry he t w ie :F PM sad fisy__ .1,679 a ardwal from el ratinearg.lo sib from Veer METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There are fewer besets than as Monday last; however trade is not brisk ; yet rime ere wall maintained. Sheep are in demand at rather higher rates, the amply_ Wag moderate and demand good. Good calves are ME &hr. From Germany and Holland there are 360 Immo% Mt= and 116 calves ; Boothia, 300 boons ; Norfolk aid 2,100 ; Ireland, 80; and 260 from the Northern and Mid land Counties. IV NOM et Ma a{, 64. st . l u pie:ll64. a 4. 4 ii. lot biota. Ihrefer4s.. 4 141 6 S 6 lif-brosallk Slat tlhors4koro. 4 4 4 1 wools 6 1 II 4 6.....1 ru.6l/ be 6616.. 1 4 4 .. . • Clam —........-- .44 II Om 6 .wad . 114 4 1144 444 14 Pap .... .. 44 3 Do. N. Mims t 1 . 76..11Z;: . is a 4 6 1 kW. — ~ Hon* 64 merksi. 4670 ; lbw 444 leisba. MU : WM. 547 : Pig, MO. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattinden end Smith report that the bop mast, although not active this morning (in oonsiqoasee d the Budget relating to melt and hops not being se yetrlitagl understood), is very drm, at the following inurma sad But Keats, 65e., 76e., to 90s. per owl. ; Goldings d lllle. 104..:t0 Weald., 60e. to 765.; °holm, 40.. to ;uli. 665. to 70..; tine, 725. to 80s. THE WEATHER AND THE PAW:S.—Yesterday, owing to the very sharp hoot that prevailed during the hit two or three nights, late waters in the several Royal Peeks had become tram over sad In oameequetee the Payal Hamm, Society's superb:tendon', Mr. Witham; mods every preparation at the receiving-hones, Hyde •parlr, and at the various hospital tents in St. Jamie and Repeat's Pemba. and the society's men were placed an active &My. leen an early hour in the morning a number of pines. Smoked to the parka, and during the day there were 09.1111•11 thee sands of visitors. The ice upon the Serpentine wart aliens inch in thickness, but it was by no means in geed eisid• Lion, so that the skaters and sliders were comparatively few, and great caution was used. Some accidents hemmed, bat none of a very severe nature. In the St. Jesee'reark there was a large attendance of visitors, and a good amber, Ms* sliders, ventured; on the toe, but so aoddent hammed. The toe wee about an inch and a quarter in thickness, and by no means sound. Kensingron-gardens had a large =mbar et visitors. and Awing and sliding was kept up on the Ram! Pond with spirit by several hundreds during the day. Seve ral persons were injured by falls, and sustained eatbeeda and other iojuries. The ice was about an Inch and a half in thickness. The Regent's-park was well patronised, sad the skaters and eliding were numerous, and owing to the admir able arnuagements made by the Royal Humane Seeley, taw incidents were but few and slight. Mr. Williams, the super intendant, reports that the glass snood yeetieday sera leg at 30, and at mid-day 38, whoa • slight thaw oak place. At 7 o'clock last evening the glass had rapidly Meet to 33, and a sharp from had ast in. The wind was very variable throughout the day from N. to N.W. The frost was severs throughout the night, and the parks wan visited by great numbers this morning. OPENING OE TDB STLPIIENSON INSTITITTZ AT. W iu.i .rox.—The opening of the Stepbenacm Meeterial la ethats took place amid gnat rejoicings on Friday eftieseat o The village of Willingion wee gaily decorated with Sage. which formed an aroade through the principal draft, and on every side tokens were not wanting that the seems wee one of jubilee to the neighbourhood. Shortly bedere tee o'clock a large crowd aseernbled in front et the Institute, whilst throe who had ;doused tilmir holi day attire were admitted into the Klee& At the time appointed for the commencement of the sere the school-room was c implatsly elle* with an equal number of ladies and gentlemen, the dormer el when were accommodated with mats immedeately below the dais as which the speakers were assembled. The roan yea pre (early adored with flogs, and the proceedings weremdivensd by the band of the Tynemouth Artillery Volunteers playing a variety of pleasing airs. At two o'clock Lord Rawleawarth took the chair, end tie was followed oa to the pia rte by Mrs. Addison Potter, Mr. Addison Potter, the Mayer Sheriff of Newcastle, Mr. J. Clayton, Mr. T. * (Allenlisads), Mr. Philip Stanton, Dr. Bruce, Mr. Sidney Gibson, Mr. Alderman Glover (South Shields), Mr. Peter Haggis (Gateshead), Mr. J. B. Langley, Mr I. Nathaniel Grace, Mr. Anthony Nichol. Mr. Rlehard Wal lington Hodgson, Mr. Thomas Bourne, Mr. R. P. Pharos, the Mayor of South Shields. Dr. Emerson. Mr. &may, the Mayor of Tyneninutli, and Mr. H. 8. Smith (Leaden). • number of speech, appropriate to the semi= ems delivered. AN EPISCOPAL DINNER AND DESSERT SZIVIIOIL Oh Saturday lea there was exhibited at Idr. Elkapria's, in Regent•strser, a dinser and depart service, in nag diver, which has been jest completed for the HIM. sad Eight Rev. tte Bishop of Handrails.% The service is for thirty proms, and Its cost 12,0001. The world-wide oelebrity d !Ir. Elkington in electro-metallurgy and works in the preeleme memls is a guarantee that taste, judgment, end art weak" bs displayed in any work of this kind produced from arifisr, and accordingly we find these qualities united is the eplailid manufacture hem exhibited. Of Maar% predsetien of this hied, unn s iating of on many separate part., esa illy b e judged of fo their combination, and must Minim b e to be fully appreciated. The most of obi% sour, are three lofty g old-plated a. the leafy brancheswhich the liegiollit tbsw,, end the camelopard are reposing, and the WAY delver shelters himself and his animals from the hot eessee desert. The workmanship of the principal pieta 1 at gasp chute and elaborate whilst the agues ate baldly end artiaticelly g rouped. The dfspley of this iss= splendid dinner service might perhaps suggest to .my Ihei the worthy bishop belesgs to that class of pears "whom gospel is th is maw" a. Milton phrases it, bet thous,. kindly disposed will incline to agree with the was past, when be says that " mild heaven ' disapproves the este " That with superfluous burden loads the day, And, when God sends a cheerful hour, ristraise." Whither Ilautimudro boa bishopric iR parGLus sot, we do not know, tat we undo stand hat as b himself is a native of one a the Mediterniessa iam= certainly those decorated dish. • are suggestive of viands " ti r t s and choke of Attic taste," and those shawl Ogees el of Beth, Celia and Fauns." 1112. NIL . _ 42,100 UM KIIIN lAN LOP 11.410 Wm ?NMI LW 11116 EAU WU SUN 1101. N. 6 N. ea. •41. Mra. Iree. 1147 Mak Tri "ZI ~ t p gall r MI oft r ph TOY IX aft. FPTI