The Express. — London, England, 1855-01-30 00:00:00

W' •••• 0"1"-rekaw7.4ftarle•C-p. "7 - 0:1 1e-A 1:3407 T:' A T 11 ,a No. 2,635.] a c E RI O L 0 0 Y.—Professor TENNANT, F. 0.8., 00111111/4CED • COrllai at 111117111 LLCMS= a PTIVI OWLOGY, at Mae. Cain, Looks. ce TIMM soixl/40, Jim IS, s• II Venni. The Lamm will In anibind ansinamaing Wonswiday and Friday mt therms Low. '. E d LATING'S COUGH LOZZNOWL—A metals ro be Merin of as Palmory Owns: la VAL to Bobbiorq d Plasm, ILINIOnt Ossonsp boa Of obi& Osmob sbo mos loobloo bilsob99), they its of Is. Min slam& 1 Marts. Garb Mob, Ow", boy have arm bole loom lo kb ✓ad soli 99_ *pm IL IP.. obi Sr. 90. *L. 40. 9L, us% 1, =WM 11111TURL Moil. Oa, No. 79. b. roars Cliusoblookbaboo. OM mall by T l e pougoloso. Ca.Aonoui or menu arasataa ■ Coloooomp. arm Monk ObsueiseobilL U 99, 1999. 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Fr= DAILY NEW RR S: LONDON MORNING PAY, price Id. air laatzlbaral herald, the advocatee( bre aoauserce aad SI may{ awl salsa a Its dawaral sore—lia the assurcey of tta M rem% ma Y Bte weld anvostille led Wwwwill Mom ▪ seelsistd Is drafty, railway, awl swetary artbrut—Ola yew • ▪ 1 =I d ". CORRY:Moist:MITTS AT nig SEAT OP WAIL ns FOREIGN NER tr IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. Aa szalashrely (*sly report of shipping to 11be WWI gems an rap. plied to it by wary ~land Moll, and is oontabuf TUN ONLY DAILY MINING REPORT, • Riff prism. IT UCLUDILS ALL ornman ADVERTISEMENTS. It is airlady ladsparicel, aad Woolf younger toy was this idity Bon lbab way st liseseemporaWie. tile payer Lia. by ceaskteasy met early laramstlaw.mbievel tor PIM • Omuta sad pwater• set laiwtor to say. Tb ordered of my besSeinar or Ornif ma ta tits kingdom; ce at the elks. 10, Ilsaverteelleat. Flast•anevt. Loudon. 11.11. If Wilwelybe assceisermd to °WAWA; the parer by main peat at a vadsupl plea.tberobtlikw will, on •relleatioa, Vanish the isms of sew aresla medy le ciregly it. at lIMLId. par quarter, paid la Mimes by reclaim rade& WilY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY d z m v er i ed. 17,17 . at l A tldgz z ; :rc ,, ,,,i-= awl Mows Arid. rlaviNt: NEWS LENT TO READ, in Landoll, 13a. per qsartir.-86NT by MOILNIIIO I alAlL l =d. e. D0.,1115. Id. par gr.—H. ADAMS. I, Pat 110111kailai. Mors *goat PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 L. Meet. until $ p.a.. at In par week; supplied in town or tonatzy. at Mn pa, for Sd. ponnizoodr iset 191. id. wi zg a rtir ; by M. WALTILIS, BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO 16AD; and supplied to dot oototry goosing pout. at 114. t d. Tri or. paid Is dump. M. 111 Orotro.torrooo. West. rove, nows.siost. FRASER'S . MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY, Price 4. id., or poet 30., contahts . /amen s Wham of finglawl. Alwyn a Tug Wife.—C,cacindon. J and its Ink/evens with North and Nona Patito Nations. th. Stephen • ChapeL Vene-Booka of UK Barnum. • Week to the Weial d Lincoln- limchlewh, Part I. atm The War and the Government Lanka: John W. Parker and eon, %Yam thrAud. Os She Isr ete, 2eL ed.. bound In richly_coloured Comic Corm hOM THING to LAUGH AT. With nerly a t Iluzsoress Zooming% and Articles by the bat Co, Pifer. Plesbcoves. and Snenes. Paternoster-row. Jae pablbeed. new and hapreved laden pries la. MBE CURABILITY of CONSUMIITION ; being a redo of Paws, assenting the nee prawn and Imported Poets to the Treatmnt of the Discern. lir V. H. Raciases, Mellow et the Came of !Weise. late dean Medan to the for Demo tithe axe, to Abs. by the eras Author pries loe. 6d.. • TARATUIS os Matilda aad DlaLlta•ti of the REMIT. Landow 1.011/3211a and Co. O , RNAMRNTS fee the DRAWING-ROM. Lamm or Daditgrom. d a how ar s = dosorhordol "Nee Igen% Ithrop=i n aridhoria lord abr. ila. oisloobw, 1 arr. M il =sdegaroolagrigp l i= an he ldhar. Ir. ihmed, Maiwa. gal Noir vid=r e p l oa ll ry=mo the orly a tit=ol= 1 ' sugar, sad pargy. dI, a, 10. Is, SS, to tod pram ash. I:R AUSTRALIA and the OOLONIRIL—Light, low oak hoar 10011108.-01100801,11 MOST ALT s O DOOMO MT is arm* Impeder la Mk row, fad tad, tad boo bosh Med Igy a hag gad ashadoe agralomo to thrkirai draw oar boil the sapad ihr dohs; aa le hil ra 'WI - LI& omparard ppm MOS OM I MST Pl 2 P PM 11011.CONDUCHNO Mk kw apoodzoboir loibi li jrige moo II per ad. of lid.— boakralido mat ogglialka a =WOOS INS* OEM PO and kg damp ails aid hobs ash Urn to 811•111•9 tho torrondura r, PAIe t N . I2I Tain4ooitl :. ;lttlA . N bo tc l ' e ssw llsh÷retera, ..t4 ler stassionft ro growth sad kr ingrodag sr bordifying Iho Mir. IIioRLANDV 'AMMON, A r= lesno ia moirommirememposm aria sad ocadortos, sod maaddigrighor gg PIMA Durria, for Priebe iko Orr liatiardig aria ad Ino n ldbmor Slis li t i ftri r t e r pima oa uniiad rg=i=oglit dar rd arid. ricblZt sad . SO M WLAND watt 1101711.111. lioraprra, Make. or Of essrs. Born of Spear Warm RR. DR JONOH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LP= 01t..-7* gar roorkinad. sad spray faro. foray. far bon rogoldre Mar or award% sr arra. Nasty promard by the orillod grolloglor alik arradhary air sad la Ira rare ro ph di hoo_ aPalg_lloll4 • 0 7 ilo ohoirk ma road. dams. EMMA ori Oa. 77, Strad, Loadoc. Dr. do kagro orb arkpro. ral.g YO (10 ca.), fla 61. ; pars (hd OIL querte (40 OLL 11.• ; le M PI P um r O 9 1 at r j al ] i I 1 I I I• e. ,• 17 , ca.), MURDER AT CHATHAM. CHATHAM, JAN. 29.—A dreadful murder bee been oomentted in this town, at a house situate in Ordnance. terrace, and occupied by Mrs. Catherine Bacon, a widow lady of independent means, and in her 79th year. A green. grocer's assistant, who called between 9 and 19 o'clock this morning at the house for orders, was animated by the ler "sat, • girl about 16 years of age. She made some inarti- Plate saprestions, and, perceiving that the brood was pour. fag from her throat, he ran off for assistance. Snare per il...soon arrived, and ea entering the house a large pool of bleed was found in the pump, about two feet from the street door. The servant was found covered with blood, sad lying on the sofa is the back parlour, apparently in • dying state. The blood appeared es if it had been trodden in. Spots of blood wore also found all the way up two lights of stain, and in a bedroom at the top was diseinen4 the body of Mrs. Bacon, dressed, sad lying on the floor quits deed, from blows on the head, whisk had evidently been inflicted by some heavy rutting lastrunteat. From the tracks of the blood, it was clear that the murder bad been committed in the lower pert of the promises, and the body afterwards deposited where it was discovered. la the kitchen below, everything was fined in good order, and the breakfast cups arranged for that meal ; but is the coal cellar adjoining, a large pool of blood was discovered, and close by so axe, such as is used for chopping wood, which, on examination, was found to lave pieces of hair, blood, and braise, clinging to it. From the appearance of the cellar some person must have been at almost the instant of the murder engaged in chopping wood ; sod it was clear that the fatal blow was Fivers by the axe in the cellar, and the body afterwards dined upstairs. The wcund in the servant's throat was found to be lam severe than was supposed. [She has only been in the service of IP deceased • few weeks, and declines to give her name. MP asked who had committed the murder she faintly ▪ " Two dustmen came into the hoes, and did it, and allorwarts escaped by the back way." This stati ment she imputed at intervals; but Mr. Honsan,:a gentleman residing Pat Beer, sad who was from seven o'clock a.m. until the stir cos dissevered in a pert of his premises command ing • sempiete view of Mrs. Bacon's house, amens that no vas Maser entered or left the house all the time he was Mme. 8o the matter rests at present. It is stated that, while the nurse. at Fort Pitt Hospital were undressing the mnsat, a piece of rag which fell from her bosom was found otaria some rings belonging to deceased. A London detective °Meer has been seat for. Tin LATE LtExTTENAIIT RAMBEOTTOII. Lieut. Hmasbottena, reported to have been recently suffocated in hr teat by cbarmal fumes, was well known in Windsor, and auk respected. Hs was son of James Ramsbottom, to, nephew of the late John Rarasbottom, 13% , aad representative of Windsor in Parliamtut, and saybew et We. Riley, et Forest MIL— Window Exp►ess. ~,~..., T LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SHABB LIST& KOXILT RV/MIL The railway share market continues inactive, bat Arm. The chief variations to-day were an improve ment in London and North Western and Midland stocks. and a decline iv Cheat Western. The duets adons, however, were generally immaterial. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoow. The railwaisiaienUrket is steady today. Lon don and North-Western stock has 'Arwood to 1011 to 1, being wanted tor the settling. Caledonians are flatter, at 30/ to 31. Great Western stock is quoted 661 to 67; Midland, 701 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshin, 70 to 1; South-Easterns, 171 to f ; and Great Northern', 221 to 1. French shares are fairly supported, except North erns, which are lower. ORDINARY SHARES AND 8113CIL ears wag Is II has. le lii SPORTING. Although tho subjoined list protests • strong ward quoted's,. mart of the bets wen only to small Imo. The grind* Inneastione may bo briefly stated. GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES. The aid outlay in reference to this event was ea Wink. field, at P 3 and 26 to 1, his spirited owner being the leading operator. CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 wee still the highest Ora against each of the Ant three favourite' ; at 26 4.1 several investments would have been made. Andover was in so much request that he quickly idealised from 40 to 30 to 1, taken— th e latter odds were also taken about the Early Bird. THE TWO THOUSAND. _ . _ At tie sontaZcsmot:t, WI - w - aa b;tiod against St. Hobart, bat towards the close a reaction took place, and 300 to 100 was booked. 4 to 1 was takes to upwards of 1001 about Boar& Mon, sad 6 to 1 to various sous about lard of the Ilos—at last 600 to 100 was taken. THE DEBBY. St. Hebert's position was again abakas. At int Bto 1 was betted ; but in an attempt to rally, 750 to 100, and 360 to 60, were booked with a stress display of confidence • but notwithstanding this demonstration, St. Hubert fell back again to Bto 1, laid in fifties. Oulston, how's's, pined nothing by the motion. 20 to 1 was still betted against The Cruiser, steadily afiest,reashod 20 to 1 taken. Further comment Is unamemary. cioeuto rums. 'OOL BTREPLECHASIL 15 to 1 Mr. BritMi r s 16 to 1 Mr. Roberle'l Bastion (t) 20 to 1 Mr. C. Symond's The Ngget (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Smitieeilse Potter (t) • 26 to 1 Mr. H. Hoetigoa's Warner (t) 26 to 1 Mr. Quartermaine's Tom Thumb (t) GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES. 16 to 1 apt Lord Z.tland's Fandango (t) 90 to 1 Ms. Mare's High Priest (t) 20 to 1 Lord Howth's Dr. O'Toole (t) 20 to 1 Lord Derby's Paletot (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Bickhant's Plarselus (t) 26 to 1 Mr. 8. Walker's Winkleld (t) 26 to 1 Mr. T. V. Turner's Redlands (t) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt Mr. Hoffstead us The Reiter (t 26 to 1) 20 to 1 Mr. Peck's Arthur Wellesley (t 26 to 1) 20 to 1 Mr. A. Johnstous's Rotherham (ditto) 30 to 1 Mr. Copperthwaim's The Early Bird (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Gully's Andover (t) 40 to 1 Mr. J. Bonnett's Brown Brandy (t) 60 to 1 Mr. R. Gray's Dalkeith (t) 60 to 1 Mr. Lawream's Bright Phobos (t) 60 to 1 Mr. Howard's Scythian (t) 60 to 1 Mr. Morris's Knight of St George (t) 1000 to 16 Lord Derby's Bracken (t) THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3 to 1 apt Mr. Howard's St. Hubert (t) 4 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Bonale Morn (t) 6 to 1 Mr. Merry's Lord of the Wes (t) 9 to 1 Mr. Peyne's Polydore (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Osboldeston's Claret (t) DERBY. 8 to 1 apt Mr. Howard's St. Hubert (t) 11 to 1 Lord Derby's De Clam (offered) 12 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Graccuins Emits= (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Merry's Lord of the Isles (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Osbald.stoa's Rifleman (t) 20 to 1 Lord Dorchester's Claim (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Howard's Oidston (t) 22 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Bonnie Morn 40 to 1 Lord Orford's Adobes (50 to Idm laid) 60 to 1 Lord John Scott's Rambling Katie (t) 60 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's a by Venison—Vs:a don (t) 2000 to 30 Mr. A. Johnstone's Rotherham (t) The Prime Minister is struck out of the City and Sabusban sad the Newmarket Handicap, and St. Clare is @matched for the Liverpool Spring Cap, the Northampton shire Stakes, sad Chester Cup. THE MURDER IN FOLEY PLACE. ADJOURNED INQUEST. Yesterday morning the inquiry was resumed before Mr. Thomas Wakley, at the Middlesex Hospital, touching the death of Mr. Joseph Latham, otherwise Lambert, who was assassinated by an Italian named Luigi Buranelli, on Sunday, the 7th inst. The court was unusually crowded 7 1 , on the occasion. Buranelli was present. His fans was os , bandaged, from the pistel.shot wound, bat he did not ap- So' pear to suffer much pain ;he walked with a slow but firm SS step, and took a seat at the end of the table, opposite the 16 the coroner. Se So After evidence had been heard as to fasts with which the m o public is well acquainted, the jury proceeded to Foley-place is to take the evidence of Mrs. Lambert. So On the coroner and jury arriving in Foley-plate, Mrs. 10 Lambert was in the front parlour, and, after being seen by the coroner and ber medical attendant, the jury were ad mitted. Oa being sworn, she deposed— I as the widow of Jas. Jeans, who was a gentleman farmer, in Bimetallic*. I remember being awoke about et sine Vile& on the morning of Sunday, the 7th instant. a -1 had bus asleep with the deceased. I remember Bars. 11 !-„ sellltaring into the room behind the one the jury are `L la. lbewirelli called out " Mr. Lambert, Mr. Lambert," and this look a pistol out alibi pocket, 1 believe, and in- to mut* abet Mr. Lambert. I saw him put the pistol quite di.. he le seek. He said nothing further. Mr. Latham et adds/ peeled nor spoke. I then hid myself under do bed clothes, thinking it would save my life, but 10 'Steward' got out of bed. I tried to get the other pistol so Gem him, but he discharged the curtest. at me, and I et. was wounded in the arm and neck. There had been no 6 quarrel before between Buranelli and Mr. Latium, or my- O mit; but about ten days before Mr. Latham ordered the L i : prisoner to leave the house. He was not a lodger, but was allowed to live in the house, because he was a poor man. et About three weeks ago the prisoner insisted upon paying II something per week, and Mr. Latham said, " Than the 61 lowest I can take will be 2s. 6d. per week." When be lett t he shook hands with Mr. Latham, and said, "Good bye." s. I never heard the prisoner threaten to do Mr. Latham or la. myself any harm. Buraselli was here introdueed into the room, when the No woman became dreadfully incited, and uttered a wild and frantic scream, end it was some time beim she could be r 4, quieted. 29 The Coroner read over the deposition, and upon being le asked if Its bad any questions to put, Buranelli said he had sa nothing to my or ask.et. The witness said that Mr. Latham was fast asleep when ilia he was shot. Buranelli took a pistol in each head. After u firing the one in his right Ithad,and having charged thecae 12 in has left, fired it at me. to Oa the return of the jury to the hospital, Mrs. Williamson was sworn, and stated—My name is I T Jame Williamson. My husbaad is not in any business. I is , was • ledger at No. 6, Foley-place, and resided there on y• the anerwmg of the 7th fast. I beard a noise a little after to nine efeleek, which awoke me. The noise was as Health one et W hike down. Immediately afterwards I heard some up stairs and rattle at my door. I asked two or :I: Sae than who was there, but no one answered. Presently n a sin gelled out, "Itis I. Luigi Buranelli." I tolled sc, est "Mr. Lambert." Buranelli said, "He is dud, and I 12 is bli easusia ;" and presently after she heart the report H teems so The Cermet, after some general remarks, said hs thought it would be melees to load the case with further evidence. g The ease was now sufficiently complete, and was so clear to that be should offer no observations unle ss the jury desired. Lei The Jury said it was annum/ay,. sad at eau returned • M. verdict of wilful murder against Luigi Bautista. SNOWBALLING IN LrvaapooL.—The late heavy • fall of mow in Liverpool gays an opportunity yesterday for a repetition of the celebrated snowballing of last year on the Ruthann' tags of that tows. The melee commenood a yesterday about three p.m., by some lads taking poesessios of owl of the large hearse of mew which had bees scraped ec of the lags and deposited in the various airmen of the area, who commenced throwing bells of snow at some of N th" clerks of the offices in the vicinity, who promptly re- .. tuned the balls. The interchange aeon became pretty penal, and was conducted with good feeling on both ny sides. until the arrival of the pollee, who were ant upon by kedi peoliss, and after Whig one or two arrests, tom. 50 polled to leave the area. The combatants then resumed U their plasm, and for some time the firing was eiontinusd M with greats it, and to the great detriment of the windows in the News Room, die. The Mayor, at four to pm, by Mr. Alderman Bold and several of at. rep=hrt allisereti on the Sego, and hostilities were Mlll farce addressing the belligerents in a quiet, 1 red hmmimeed manner, and the large Isesembly soon die loudly foe hie worship. Had the snow iii CVset i wed earia tateed et being left in heaps to dissolve, these ernes would not have occurred. se Lave of absence to Scutari, for short tk aN cia, wag wo grasesil to Brevet-Mare G. Clarke, 24 on IC rails ditty ; Liinit.-CSlssel His. H. Porgy, sadist Gnosis ; Lieut. J. Rall,Ostitteam Garda Ran. 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Y A (MU T . 7 .%:if. 4 ' 7g "' • " ........ _. • • . • •• . • . . 6 , •• RING, JANUARY 30, 185 i. [THREEPENCE. a • 1011111 MIN VAILWATIL be Irmo and MONEY MiLEKET. . COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I: =_, _ _ _ ...11=.... - It 3Ms -- 4 ,--- -_,,____ SI nomilimadailialadis. pr fpa MOXDAY RIEWLII6. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. . Olin sail Numpla The English fends continue to show firmness, de- gP li for te aa tt ul t l i c a e la rta i i i 7 ai r tai t a i ad oW b a f t an advance of i per mor Tta i z ; was bas bo is ta sis mod wi e s rat l e im at it a ed n , dan an c d o in the ou s r u m pp ark ly at ai t:da rt. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) N le DMA Illoalsk_ ... -... N ids 30 al Kamm of Priam ...... ... 334 p a t i o. p r i m were Own OSA OWN 00111MUIPONDIINT.) 1 N II De low ...- Se pm uallspreartioblwinlw, sad d at of ln 2d. im p co ar ru bse h h.l 64 . . hi N Mashes 1 l pa 11f ' Se • Da. lassidon ..-- f ipi 111 cent., bat finally closed the same uon Saturday. ThAre our was from a te le ! INallll4pabla.p.ll7 las - - ia to g IN an os. do. SO I Naas - - Another large arrival of gold from Australia, and a 10 is Oriel Amiss of Isms - - lower than on Friday last 25 114111.TrwaladOmsdaalsom a 7 Ms decline in the corn market, contributed to support • BOMB, peas, oats, oatmeal, and other articles remain as • 1$ all Dias Low.hAl. 9 $Ms prices. cm Friday. . IN 60 DeCiaLal • • 11 10 es - '• 100 an Disflamyy.t6poLdes. 69 Si At Paris to-day the bourse experienced an oafs- le HI Gin s Oland of Imam I 2 per 12f MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. bat without briskness , to-day. Refined also steady; brow, vourable reaction, the French funds closing 4to 4 Biro.ta.-The large public Balm are progressing steadily, 1am e r 7 , 1, 4 a 25 z. . - 63 ii - e g p roc ub e l rp s 4 .l 3 e. s i to re 4 g B o s i . 1 6al Oasalalmn Proissoba par pm per cent , lower than on Saturday. At Vienna the • t EWAN. pur est. -. [pa o g ir d. off without spirit at 7 ft IS t OmaLIN . . I market continues to exhibit uneasiness, and the ex- -4 4 all Do. de i I 21 su Ot. Welt Olinda. I all change on London has advanced to 12.22. The Pervious rates ; native Ceylon steady at 40. i 100 an Do.llda a pay37,op.lllll - - 100 all De. ce 02, is. - - premium on gold is u high as 321 per cent., and au Tae.-The largo public pales declared for to-morrow have 100 all De. Ns 711. es 91 160 imosidad blahs b ' ess y private contract. IN all Ds. de Minima 9S N that on silver 271 per cent. The Amsterdam market 8 . 800 bags offered in public sale and bought • all lismalonwaillimmas „. !dos air is reported as rather firmer. At Hamburg Spanish i n ; refraction 2.283 Bd. to 2ls. 200 bags Bombay, rafter 100 all Da. 6pr 0at.,.. ...,.„„ 97 IN tiots lot, sold at 20 3 . Wi 16 Lyons sad Onset lf If pa stocks show renewed heaviness, and at Berlin Russian Rica.-800 bags Java sold in public sale at 163.; 700 10 13 = s ad • - - )2 I die securities are weaker. bass whits Bengal bought in at 13s. 6d. N 1 Do. Now -. It 11 pa Console for the Bth Feb. ranged between 91} and 414. per lb. PErrEs.-1,800 bags Singapore offered and bought in at N IS dam a Usgiv ic rith tat) 1 M IS Ilmaara of SO all Mho NI. shares Rom.-The demand continues very limited amend it arquelines) 11 there were sellers at 911. The price for money may 1„ 0 „,. article , „ • ' material alteration. M ill , 'heck Psalm 1 be quoted I . per cent. lower than that for amount. The se - - • ,1 . - . . 1y0m....---. II 51 om O ffi ctia l _114411410. report is se follows :-Three per t . "'"Thst - -- - - Oast. Omsk, be Noney. 1111, e. i, is ditto, fee • . LONDON WEEKLY IICCIC IETURNR.- can. 27. Daportod., Dedivered. , Pr. Stack. III& i NlO Wm k Chetah - - - account, Bth Feb., 911, 4, 4. Three per Cent. Re- ere -..t..-.. Nal ham sod Hans - 234 331 mi,W. India...cats - ;MO 23,400 WIN N3O Ilapol Duda $ $ seesilis 2l If de 92. Long Annuities, expiring in 1860, 44; Annut- le°2 ll kmant s ..hsP 13 .t .00 moo too,ooo 180000 IS A . We awl sees 7I Si Fais . 17,000 9,300 312,05 a 178,000 •10MIDs 54 par Ont. Prides. - - ties of 30 years, 1860, 41. India Stock, 225. Three- cum, W. I 7u,- 8 COO 610 SO 2a. Sends and-a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay- „ . _2lodill toles 600 ll,lOO 13,200 31 all Waat Plenia - s; 10 15 Deaf pram& Pear. - P bap 1t0720 4,126 11,290 Nl4 Meows damn 7s pm to 7s. prem. Foreign - - 2,333 4.300 N 111 Weston ad awbrolend.- - - Foreign stocks experienced no movement of im- aul•w-ladia -a= - 6OO 14,11t4 0,900 ' 20 30 • • ........-- 1 Ilf 184 , portanee, the transactions being scanty. t - The scrip of the French loan was last quoted 31 to TALLOW AIARKET.-THIS DAY. MINE& The tallow market • is steady at yesterday afternoon's Llama. imam 41 prem. prices, viz.:-Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 675. 3d. ; Fa- no. • Kass Paid press 6ano The ministerial proposition for raising a loan of bratty to March, 665. 94.; March and April, 575.3 d. l • patorday. to•dey. 25,000,000 franca, or one million sterling, has been - - los, - 1 tgua Fria all 4 4 laid before the Sardinian Chambers, and no doubt SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. • some 1 suite Australian Geld all - - seems 10 be entertained of its being carried.. This Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Primo 105,000 163 mope Californian 10, 10 'Australasian 2 - - 20, • 110 ausuallan sees .„.- 6 f If portion should be allotted to Paris. 60s. to 603.; Howes, 60s. to 755.• clover, 90s. 'to 1155.; I WAG 1 Australian Cordillera- all - - 4 second cut, Us to 100 s. ; straw, 23.. to 284 The dates brought in by the steamer Calcutta, ' • 140,004 1 Australia& Freshoid - 6000 I Ave Maria a - - being to the 4th November from Sydney, and to the COTTON.- LririarooL, JAN. 29.-The market closed I k 50 eee Blanton Iron h Coal all $ 7 12th November from Melbourne, are not so late by h eav il y , but prices of all kinds are unchanged since last 2000 ' 1 British Amindlan told all - - about a fortnight as those to hand by the Overland M,OM 90 +British lien 13.5 54 week. The sales amount to 6,000 bales-500 for export- 10, U Mirasbay.lamat3_l.pis. 1.4 8 1 Mail. The gold on freight is thus stated-viz., from including 100 Perugia. and /d..ranham, at 6d. to 84d. ; 150 COM SO DoCusamtud CuWis all 1 4 Melbourne, 87,000 ounoes, sod 12,5001. in sovereigns ; Egyptian al 54d. to Bld ; 500 Surat at 34d. to 4d. and I It. 10 Ds IIL Ma Dal Bey 16 29 31 60 Sea Island at 10 dto 2s 91 per lb. Impor t • . 210,000 1 Caress% Crash f i from Sydney, 7,870 minces, and 67,7741. in sove- - • i • • • emu a hunday, 10.000 bales. ee, 1 illsCreaMin.Co.,Jani. 1 4 dla ple reigns; making together 94,870 ounces of gold, and 11.000 40 OolemOsper 49 M 80,2741., worth about 460,0001. COALS.-Lotaloa, Jax. 29.-Buddle's West Hartley 100,001 8 tOolgaiN Ocast I 4 i , cereal* l6 16 II The bulk of the gold brought in by the Great • • • 19i 6d • Carr's Hartley, 19 s. 6d.; Holywell, 21s. ; Tan- 330,000 et. "Ospipar Minors of Eng. all 65 8$ .. field Moor, 17s. ; Tanfleld Moor Butes, 17e. • Walker Britain has been sent into the Bank, the residue Pr .. 166. 6d. w 1 * 6,000 23 MID. 144.74 par Cont. all par 2pm ; y am, 193; Walls End Northumb. 70, MagiaustrahanCoppr all if If going abroad. The gold ex the Calcutta will pro- horland, 20s. ; Walls End Haawell, 2.5 t. 6d. ; Walla End 25, ' ' +Foram 100,005 Ored Ifogpt Yea lag. MI f I_ The corn market to-day was very flat, and sales 71, +Omani 2,090 20 acrd Duly ot lade all 15 17 all 4 4 could with difficulty be effected. The decline was • 11,000 Groat Polgooth all - - variously quoted at from 2s. to ss. per qr. compared 60.000 Libmty - - IRELAND. 10,000 "Lamm .......... .-- sll 7 II with last Monday's prices. 10,000 unmake _... 1 f 4 di' The tallow market, which declined on Saturday, --•-- 193013 all i i DUBLIN, • T Lx. 29. this 0 N ew=ts a di" - ....... • all f 1 owing to the forced sale of large quantities received The. feeling among mercantile circles in this city 60,000 tN.LlwasMe.B.s.C3 all - - from St. Petersburg via Memel, was to-day firmer. is much depressed, and the amount of business done 250.000 Noinson Mak an Commercial letters from St. Petersburg, dated the 10,000 20 Mawr Load all li 14i is very limited. The disruption of the ministry loose e Port 00,06 1 i leek all 118 roe to 118.101 for August delivery, but the price 60 lamisey has 15,000 lb +Do. New all 5 I „ at the close was 117 roe sellers. by the recent delusion of peace negotiations his in 7,t0. so susses 41 * Was.-- 44 'I The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 31st most instances been more than recovertd. • 50,001 , 1 death aurtralisa a II I I 1 instant for the hire of two ships of about 500 tons . 6,000 10 Tin Croft 43,17 i 30.161 *United Maxis& a 1 3 each for the oenveyaithe of huts from the river Mr. Henry Bevan Slator, while standing at his own 70,000 1 Wallw object of this shipment is to provide barracks for meath. 'Mr. Slator was the purchaser of some pro- *Trans/arable by stamped dm& recruits for the Foreign Legion. perty of late in the Encumbered Estates Court, and - The railway tra ffi c returns are now more earnestly JOINT 1711311 C BANK& tound it ne to eject some of the tenantry. scrutinised. The receipts of the Brighton Company C The farm bud of Mr. Murphy, of Grange, we. als. law. pg. hi m sw i m , gra , last week were 8,3511., or 7961. leas than in the to r- near Loughrea, were burnt down last week, and yesterday. today. responding week of last year. eight fat cows, three horses, two packs of wool, and _ ---- The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties ocher 22,500 40 mama& all 80 42 r farm erodece consumed. The fire . was the work 40 WlLOaLlek&Loan Co. all - - Railway Company is to be held on the 27th Feb. dr an incend i ary. 20,000 50 arida Perth Asserleaa all - - The two retiring director-Messrs. T. J. Margrave 40,000 23 Cleamed leak ot Asa 6 1 Of dis Kota 30 Cleft Bask of India, and J. A. T. Smyth-offer themselves for re-election. Mamas, and Mins.. 2 - - dl. The transfer books are to be closed from the 6th to FINSBURY MEETING ON THE WAIL-We are in- MOCK 100 OilMadal Loniow... 20 25 - - the 28th Feb. formed that a meeting of the inhabitants of the borough o 25,000 100 Oumessesi alor - -31 i I 25,000' 20 Meg. a lasi.lAwsUlaart. IS 34 $4 dos At the meeting of the Scottish Australian Invest- Finsbury, under the presidency of their senior member 26,000 20 lesollbert.laskat Amt. 20 214 II 111 ment Company to-day a dividend at the rate of 16 Mr. Duncombe, will be held at the Music-hall, Store-streat, 15.0 0 0 , 0 j 20 Le mo n New ora I- - to-morrow (Wednesday) night, to consider the duty of the I thee se $0 - - per cent. per annum was declared. minstitusncy in relation to the mismanagement of the war. So, 50 Lemke 'eat - i. 1 i to ) ,. 00o1:0 0 tranand Pro, . ovilastmasser LI - - THIS DAY-Two o'CLocx. THE NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OP THE Was:roam DtaTimicT.-We are enabled to state on good h been i geed nureesa, of ullfton, as recent yup at Rome 100 20 Do. Now lO - - The English stork market opened flatly, but has authority, that the vacancy is the Roman catholic h i erarchy, I ' 20. 50 Natinnal of Ireland - - caused by the sudden death of the lata Right Rev. Bishop 20, 20 New South Wales all 17 St sines recovered, and prices are now quoted the same _ _ . 33.90 25 Orient.Banicorporatice all 57 39 as they closed yesterday. Consols for the Bth of Feb. .. by the appo i n t men t of the lion . and Very Rev. Monsignor 20, 100 Provlneslof Ird 23 - - 4.001 10 Do. Now all - - were fi rst marked 911, and are now quoted 911 to -;',_. George Talbot, at present secretary and chamberlain to the • . , 50,000 I Royal Australian Bank. For money transactions are recorded at 91 to 911, and Pope. Mr. Talbot, wbo is brother to Lord Talbot de Ma- , f ag and Gold loop. Co. 1 - - the present quotation is 911 to 4. The Three per labide , eas ed u cated at Eton , an d a t Balli o l C o ll eg e, O x ford, atm. W South Australia 22 39 41 from which he migrated to St. Mar 'a Hall, where he took 62,0001 SS Union of Australia his B.A. de • y in • gree in 1839. On taking order, the E nglish LOOM - Do. Now 24 7 9 New Three per Cents. at 911 to 4 ; Bank Stock at 60,0001 N Union of Londoa sees lO - - church he became Vicar of the family living of Evercreech, 210 to 212 ; Exchequer Bills at 4s. to 7s. pretn4 in Somerset, but held it for only two years previous to his 3419CELLANEOUL Closing lie. to 14s. prem. St. George's Cathedral Churcb, in Lambeth, and was mi- thence to his present position in Rome. Mr. Talbot • No. N. Ilmeguaisocs. Pd. Press Dauer aces Foreign stocks exhibit scarcely any variation. mo und ,id be the fire of the Oxford "converts" who hes received 344444413 ' M 4 a3" French scrip is quoted 31 to 41 pm.: Mexican Bonds, w high mar kof distinctionin • any ? i ii : anstrahui =tura; 174 $3 64 21 to 4 ; Turkish, 761 to 4; Spanish Deferred Three late Dr. Brandon, Vicar Apostolic of the London district, per Cents., 171 to 18; and Russian Five per Cents., though a convert, was educated at Oxford, but was in 1., 1 kumallee loyal Mail- all - - 55,000 1 asella waserwarks tlNtAmarkeeland- 40 - - been dealt in at 621; Sardinian at 86 ; Russian Four- SUICIDE.-Edward Lilly, an innkeeper and brewer ar 50005 5 BrichOsUbs. a led.Oo. I - - and-a-Half per Cents. at 891; Portuguese Four pera t Stalybridge, committed suicide on Friday morning last, 15,400 100 Caamia.-... ........ ~ - 224 154 106 under the following awful circumstances :- Soon alter the Si. ampadioly 400 Mt 4 los Cents. at 411; Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cents. colliers had descen ded the Ridgehill coa!-pit that morning, 200,006 Qlwal Palmas 130,04 I 4 D Crystal Palma errata 4 - pm 60,ostanIrce Oro .I - - Equador Bonds at 4. pit. The coal tub was hinging on a level with the earth, 05,000 91. Yarn can - - and on reaching the pit mouth Lilly leaned forward with MOO Made Yaps" 20,050 1• ' elm Nalphon 14 - - was looking down the shaft, put the tub. William Lea. M i • Co. all - - a bankunan, saw him, and immediately interfered, telling 6,000 , I 14& llowee .. ... 10 - - MINES. him that was not allowed; but at that moment Lilly turned skean 1 vexessemessissurat an - - - 0 - round and threw himself, backwards, into the mine. Thera 18,000 10 Valls= h IMAmadom 9 6.f 61 50,000 1 ladmiall'alnClashal all - - MONDAY BYINIMMIL were cross timbers in the shaft. Lees heard the body of the 50,000 10 Sollsabals Laud. 5 4 If A moderate amount of business has been done unfortunate man strike against several of them in his do- -75,000 'IL& Wake Calk Inter. to-day in home mining stocks. The inquiries have scent. The depth of the pit is 100 yards, and he was of WINN Navigates Cs. I - -dashed to pieces. A boy, who was near the bottom, 193,715 1 Ilmlb NIL Australasia all I 14 been chiefly for shares in South Caradon, West mum 9 discovered the • employed as hooker on, fiat remains, 25,000 , IllsoNNlerap__ Illoam 124 - - Caradon, West Providence, South Tamar, North and fetched a collier, named Joseph Sidebettom, to the spot. 120,000 Poosrlamilllamaral all If 24 If 20, PwasralarhOrlentani. all - - Wheal Basset, West Basset, Wheal Treks's, an d Lilly's coat was nearly stripped off, and turned inside out 50, • Perched loneftwarr ell 2 2f Sortridge Console, without any material alteration durisg the fall, lid his Haman boots had come off, and 14, Steal Mail Mem. 4 O 40 62 were lying by his side. At an inquest before W. S. Ratter, 100, I. •.• • Australasian- all 1 3 1 2 in price. Beq., county coroner, on Saturday, it was stated that do- -100, 1 Ds. Now - I 4.1 The gold mining shares exhibit no movement. cased had recently failed in business, though a steady men, • 1 • - Ananias IS 4 sat 1 76, 1 Ws& Nein. all a and this had preyed upon his mind for some time past, so VI. IDe Do. haprearod all 1 I THIS DAY.-Two o'CLocx. that a watch bad been set upon him to prevent self-dastrat- -25,0N . hatlsLorOsoirtpCsa II - - The gold mining shares remain dull. Ague Fria ties; bat on Friday morning he had got away from home , 10,900 100 Ira DamantsLand 3114 114 Ile shares are quoted / to 1; Nouveau Monde,__ 1 to 1; W !Illehee t reed. The jury found • verdict of " Temporary i irr . „ Colonial Gold, 1 to 4 ; and Great Nugget Vein, 4 inla Ciii;TAL PALACE.-Return of admissions for six The following are this day's sales for the account : }-all per s h are , 33 ,_ days ending Jan. 27 : Number admitted, including sows ONDINART MAIM AND STOCKS.i Australian Agricultural shares are quoted to f i c h e s h o lders, 3,313 ; amount received for admissive; Caledonian, 62; Great Northern, 901; ditto, A. stock, 34 • Peel River, 4t02 2 • North British Australa- 1371. lls. 74; ditto, B. stock, 126; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 754 ; 9 2 • , London and North Western, 1014 ; North Eastern, Ber. Bien, 4to 1 4 ; and Scottish Australian T. --Test- CRYSTAL FALACE.-ONE-SHILLING DAY.-JAN. wick Fatension, 14. matt, 1 to 1 prem. 29.-Admission at the doors, 723 ; admission by MIMS POSZION. tickets, 159; total 882. Santiago shares have ;been dealt in at 44; and „, • Groat Central of France, 124. South Australian Mining at 1 prem. ELECTRIC IELEGRAPH COMPANY.-Yesterday this 111/ICILLAWIIOOB. . company held them eighteenth half-yearly meeting at the Peel River Land and Mineral, 2/. central station, Lothbury. Mr. J. L. Ricardo, M.P., pre- sided, and informed the shareholders that since they last met many large works had been completed, and that 219 LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST miles of new telegraph had been opened. Stations had also I WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. RAILWAY. been est.:Wished at various large towns, but the business i - a -- --•-- was net at present developed, owing to the public not (12018 TEI OPTICS OF TEI YILICYNIO VILIMILLPI having yet fully accustomed themselves to the use of the COMPANY.) Yesterday the ordinary half-yearly meeting of this telegraph for commercial purposes. The outbreak of cholera MONDAY, JAS. 29. company was held at the Belie -house Hotel, London - in the metropolis and o f war i n th e East had operated to Madam' *mei el Wind. "so Wr "sod bridge, Mr. Suto al LAING, M. ~ the chair= an of the cam- the disadvantage of the company, but they were endeavour- Orosnwtok... Calm Latibury . N. - operatione further, so that upon the falling off of ono solute I Dublin „.„ ........... .... N.E. Holyhead Liverpool - N.N.I. ~, Snow. characterised throughout by considerable unanimity and more in the last than in tho previous half-year ; but owing Ilsestiater Ithadaeld LB Trost. The resolution for circulating the report and statement of the increase had not been felt in the income. The direct 11 atoko-ce-Trret N. Culled unanimously , as was also tors, therefore, recommended a dividend of 6 per cent. upon • Wldtebane another declaring a dividend at the rate of 31 . 4+. p er cent . a capital of 594,5201. The receipts daring the half-par had lanoaatra .....- N. - amounted to 62,0161. 21., and left a balauce of 13,5081. • Carlisle N.W. Had frost. pany. The chairman, Kr. C. 8. Crowley, and J. Wishaw, 12s. 2d. The report, after some general observations from • Yarmouth .......... - N.W. /Ins three rotiriag directors, were unanimously re-elected. shareholders, was adopted unanimously, and the usual vote Captain Yousio they proposed a motion, witk the view to o f th an ks passed to the chairman. Brighton Harwich - The Board of Health has issued the following orders, of this Contrary • . 'Assam - W. Nottleghisa . N. Deter meat to the chairman. 16th ult. Of the 13th, in the Dinrio of 16th inst., data,- 1 liontanapon ...- Oewsia.. Peels ?LW. hod. the order of 19th Oct. last. Pertsweellt .......... N. o f the present week the FIRE AT STOKE Nswinerrox.,-Yesterday morning In the course madam lads N Hard frost-leow. a fire, resulting In this doulronliim of property vaued at to the extensive set- house Admiralty, at Whitehall. This arrange I Abides B.& Snow. between 3,0001. and 4,0001., hada Out in the v . 1 7 . . Mei* N. „Hard hoot ermine situate onWoodbary Gowns, nett is at the present moment one of great importance, 1 ' 1 Fads W. Lordship - road , Stoke Newington, .. Idelmagli HenryHeale. The bandies, consisting of 20 rooms, stela- _ _ 2= . .. N.E. moo of the olio's, °ashes's*, &e., the want of water, as the plugs could not be got at on se- Blakosey will be permanently appointed to Chelsea Hoe* Dalliploe „..- N. - tel Governorship, and if so, his for will be severely NIS as Moe. The oases of the flee is not known. this smudgy, medal/ inDablia.-Liesoriot Ohmic& 1 . Ai a .. , • 7114 i3i Hi 11 la ye agi TO ii a NI a 127 La 144 114/ I 69 TO 61 41 ft te Hi 11