The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. gals DAY.) -.- • oURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. . Raw is Hilary -(Before Lard Chief ...tbers, Mr. Justice Crompton. Mr. Juba Mr. Juie, Plackbere.) , • , M,tTC% or Join .11.011 ON, ♦ HIMONT& IN TH r II PARTS Lams Er.‘ CHANKIIi 0 : VT To TIE 11111.1116 N AMU rUILLI4:I ANTI.SL %VENT • • VI N: Edwin Jamie, Q.C., with whom were Mr. Holly Mr. I:. Allan, .aid he had to apply to the omit . . writ of Uwo • orpu. to be directed to the go- I th‘ pro% ince .4 Canada, and to the kheritf amd the eity .4 Toronto, commanding them to . i the body .•l John Ander.on, now Illegally .• ..1 priamer in the gaol of that city. .•;...1 thrir lordships to loin& the govermar d the Oro !. the writ, uroler the authority of what was iisowa •• ` l . Hel.lia es... The affidavit on which be awed f•Aisilvd upos the pre..Aral of the Canada ewes, wait sworn by Mr. Lewiq A!. xi. Chaniernsaew, • \ :17, New Browd.street. the wcretary to Fintish sad Foreign Ast..stAver. s,wiety. (The • ...:estierwas thew read It. affidavit. Is its Paragraph Mr. litameroupm that dohs {.-{.nuns, a British subject domiciled in the city • t ..•.nto, wsa DWI illegally detained in the goal of • city as a prisoner. without even has lug been ..;ally ....used of say cams, ar legally tried or sew el for the conianindos of say crime known • - the law of the rms owe of Camas or say other part of her Maj. ety's dornisions : and is the emend paragraph it was sworn that the can was of the plated urgeocy, and t , ,at unless redress was apeedily effected John Anderson's ::tir was exposed to the greatest danger). In movies for :be writ all he had to do era.. to eatisfy the court that it hal authority to Sane it ; for he had no doubt under P.e N. ober eircionstances of the case their lordship. would 1.4 hesitate to elereise their authority if they nece came to the o•nclusiiie that the power wee vented is them. The propeistion for which he was prepared to cooked was that the ~WO had the power to issue the writ f habeas carpus to any part of her Manirty's panemines. Camila, originally a part of the ...seises{ ei America, was colonised 'nine few years before the aesseite el haw I. ; but the first immune* be re collected el a amber being granted by the crown autho rial( emigration to Canada WWI shout the thirteenth of James I, and it did appear that originally the whole of that parlays isf America was called " plantatin." rsuds leiongsd to England until the year Ifid3, sloes it was ceded to Fiance. It was retake*, however, kaglead in the year 173tf. Mr. Justice Hill-. The statute 14 eo. I I 1., cap. 83, re. • :tr* that it was then a part of the British posserions. The thief Justice-That is enough for your purpose, Mr James. Mr. Justice Hill The 11th section of that statute de. .Lane that the Criminal Law of England is to prevail tnroughout the whole of the coley. Mr. James then proceeded at great length to con trol that ;in any part of her Majesty's dominion - hi'', especially where the laws which governed throe donii o..llol emanated from her Majesty in England her Majesty 1...1 a right to know what had become of any one of her Jr. t.. By the common law of England, the writ of I ker. .orpus lay at any part of the queen's dominion.. The ~t authority which might be cited on that point was on's Abridgmetit," Habeas Corpus, letter B, which .pule of the places to which the writ might he granted. It was there laid down a. having been held that the writ of habeas corpus lay to Celine at the time it wan subject to the king of England. Up to the time of an act of podia. meet having been passed by the Irish parliament, the king's write also lay to !relied. _ . The Loaf Chief Jasike—There is oo express case of the end baying bees load to Calais. lir7dainsa —OlO. yea ; and a very remarkable raae it we.. He hod • copy of the writ before bim. le the reign of itiebud the 2nd, the writliaimed to the governor of Calais, to Wog lip the body of Thomas Dyke of (neater. That matins le he fonad in " Rerner'. Peden." • Nr. Justice Blackburn if I remember rightly the writ La issued by the House of Lent. sitting as a court of ;twice, and it was but an act of habeas corpus ail respondeedum not sub jiciendum. kir. James thee quoted the judgment of Lord Niuudeld in the " King v. Burroughs," and the " King v. Cowell," PLnd Rerrell's report) -that w. the Berwick case ; v The Queen v. Crawford," the Isle of Kan are, and the judgments of Kr. Justice Paterson and Mr. Justice Erie thereon. Likewise " Vattel on the Lew of Nations," Book 1., cap. 1M MC. " Campbell v. Hall," H.q.'s Reports, page 204, and the judgment .f the court in that este. I. JIM6OO Crasspews—la Cowell'm oue it was admitted that t►e tows et Berwick was sot sabres, to the ow of svelasd. 11e Lord Chief Justice—The question is had he the levee to Mmes the writ Ia mese were there is Gee lode ,. mint legiolature and one Intlepandent judicature t The cam of the lale of Man is certainly in great favour. Mr. Janes—Yes my lord, there are loud courts ; yet it hae bees derided at all meet. since the paring of the act id Geo. ni, which vestal the island in the King of Fag lint Met this court has the power to issue the writ of habeas ontine there. likewise in the 81. Helena case, the wit of habeas corpus ad subjiciendurn was granted by this wart. The lammed counsel then proceeded to argue st hem* that the existence of a local judicature did not AM* the prerogative right. of the crown of England, and Veer MA I* repainted ilte crown of England. If the piesent appbcetien was refusal, ho might appear Were Use Owl of Kuilasituer, and make a similar apish. miles there; for it would be no answer to him to be teid that the Court of queen's Bench had refused msapileme. Their luniships were pot asked to iaterfere ma any jade:meet. The prisoner was sot in custody under a semeletese in the local courts. In the Jersey cam the eppllsellee was made seder the common law right. The Lord Chief Jentice—lf our writ should be treated with esetseipt, as an interference with the local powers, it would be a very serious matter. What mesas have we of miming our authority Hr. Jamie—By &Machinist. Mr. Jotice Hill To whim woad the attachment inmate! Hr. Junes—lt would be for the Governor to execute the tint. Mr. Justice Hill—auppole he refired to do so! Yr. Julia, Cramples—Have yes coreidered 'Wiese es abetment would lie for reform to obey each a writ? Yr. Janice- -Canada ie a Britieli porreion and t►e w rier to whom the writ r directed are British ribrola The woe objeetios would have bees applicable is the lab of Ilea sad daisy caeca L. Justice Bleckbews—Hardly in the Isle of Man, bat .t :night ie the Jerry err. Mr. Junes submitted task oe the atilteritr of the Ids .1 flea and the Jersey ere; the ruts ought to "M.' Their l , rdships thee retired le 'onside, their judgment, 4 .1...fter as absence of twenty minutes, they returned alto wart. 71e Led Chief Justice then delivered the foi• Whig judgment—We have carefully considered this and the result of our anxious delibera hen r, that we think the writ ought to issue. We fed tensible at the same time of the tuoonvenience that may neat fee the exercise of such ea authority. We feel semible that It may be thought inemseistent with that hider degree of colonial indepcodene, both legislative and iedisial, whisk has been happily brought into effect in lisisss Sim. At the 1641110 time, in establishing local legia -I'ad hal *kW authority, the legislature of England wit gone so far as expressly to abrogate any jure. 4 utien whit the worts of Westminster Hall might Imam with reference to the Uwe of the wit of habeas corpus. And we find that the Wahine of the juriedicticn in this. courts has been 6 .1.1114 from the earliest timer, and exercised down 15 the latest. We have it upon the authority ': Lard Holt, of Lord Somers, of Illeckstone, and of Alltilmnent, that these write have been issued td are to he issued into all the dominions of On nowt' wherever • subject of the crown is Oetally imprisoned. .Ind not only have we this authority in U'ur!. Ina we hare the practical applioation of the doctrine, 'l'm , . to modern times. The eon remarkable tears us the imitation, where the writ of habeas " Pus wan carried into the lids of Jersey and N. r. sail to Mt. Helena. All these an in very modern W e dud it there asserted t h at only as a matter of to - .lisent but curried into effect ea a matter of O'''tire that twee where there is an iadepeadent 1.• .'• /adieu'', the writ of habeas co • rpus )• think, nothing abort of a legiaLdive w. meat would lathes to deprive us of the authority which was conferred upon us for the protection ofithe liberty of the subject. We feel, there fore. we shouts loot be doing right. under the authority at the prep rdeets cited. if we refused to roue the writ. There war .light manifestation of applause in Court em the ,onclusiou f the delivery of his lordship's judgment. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jodie Ordinary.) ALEIANDES r. ALEX AirDEL—RE:47I Ti - rioN Al CONJUGAL RIGHTS. In this ease Dr. iipinks Called a witness to ripply the dr6• urn, y of prod, and The Court ordered the defendant to take his wife borne, and treat her with conjugal kindne.a, within a month after the service of the decree upon him. BELLEW i. BELLEW AND [DLL I r. Twins Q.C., and Dr. Tristram appeared for the yeti. timer, the Rev. John Chippiadall Montesquieu Bellew (formerly called John Chippiadall Higgins), who sought a divorce from his wife, Eva Maria Bellew, on the ground of adultery committed by her with the Hoe. Ashley Eden. The reeposideats did not appear. The nerrlage took place at St. Saviour's, Southwark. on the 27th March, 1817 • Mrs. Bellew being then a Mrs. Pal mer, a widow. Her maiden name had been Money. The partite cohabited in England for about four years ; and during that period they had three children. In 1851 the petitioner received the appointment of a chaplaincy in Cal cutta, and went to India with his family, to which another child was shortly afterwards added. In 1852 the Hoe. Mr. Eden bad come out to Calcutta as a civil servant of the East India Company. and had been received by Mr. Bellew in the capacity of a friend. In DIM, however, he became aware, from an intercepted letter, that the ecerespondent had seduced ha wife. lie immediately withdrew from cohabitatioa, and brought an action for crirn. con, in the Supreme Court in Calcutta, in which be recovered damages, oo the 3rd of March, 18.51, to the extent of 5,000 rupee.. In the following February he also procured a divorce meow et them. He also took steps to promire• private act of divorce, but he was obliged to discontinue them for want of funds. The co-respoecteet in the present cam had merely pleaded that he bad already paid damages and costs, and prayed that he might Dot be condemned in the costa. The affidavit of Mr. flume, the senior magi:Ante at Cal , i elle, was read. The learned gentleman mid that, since the divorce, be had visited the oo.respondent, and the co respondent had visited him. On both occasions Mrs. Bel lew lad occupied the same room with Mr. Eden. Mr. C. S. Hogg, who had known the parties at Calcutta, mid their coadnet towanls each other was affectionate till the 11.4 weather of Irts'.. when he observed that Mrs. Bel lew became more cool towards her husband. Since the seperatien he had seen a baby with Mrs. Bellew. Mr. Vellance, the petitioner's solicitor, proved the Anil which hed been taken in the House of Lordo, and certified copies of the judgments of the Calcutta court were put iu. The affidavits of Ghol.an Ifosmin mad Mr. William Wilson Linton were then raid. The former of these, • native !servant of the petitioner, proved that Mr. Eden went to visit his mistress in a clandestine manner ; and the latter, the petitioner's Calcutta solicitor, deposed to finding the respondents cohabiting together in • tent. lir. Swabs, appeared fur the co-respondent. Dr. Twias did not press for costs. The Court made the anal decree nisi, but did not eon. demo the careepoodent in the costs. JOHNAMI r. JOHNSiN. The petitioner, Isabella Johnson, the wife of a linen• in the Borough, nought a dissolution, on the ground e d r husband's cruelty and adultery. She was married to him in April, 11457, sad had had six children, of whom three only survived. The respondent behaved well to her till March, Issol, when he appears to have resumed his acquaintance with • widow named Sargent, who he admitted to his brother.in.law was the diet to whom he was ever attached, and whom he declared he would leave. After this time he began to keep late boon, and on his wife's remonstrance with him he frequently beat in • very cruel manner. At length, in June, DCA he gave her a kick which made her insensible, and the effects of which confined her to her Led for a fortnight. She then left him, and had never since lived with him. Evidence of adultery with Sargent was also 'lama. This woman told her landlady, who had remonstrated with her on receiving the yield of a married man, that she had a better right to the respondent thus his' wife had. Dr. Spike sad Mr. Clark:Noe appeared for the petitioner. Sir C. Cremtwell mid it was a very same one, and die. solved the marriage with calla. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ware Mr. ( missioser Foablaaque.) DI ILE LULU AND_ILILL4. The benknapte were beakers, at Gravesend and Dartford. The ease occupied a 'good deal of the attention of the court some time ago. This was the dividend sitting. The lia bilities are between 80,000 i. mad 100,0001. Several large proofs were now admitted. The dividend is oot expected to exceed 2e. in the pound. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW43TREET. Witham Dsoesos, a young ewe of ratiemsnly appear. ance, was charged before Mr. Corti. with firing off • pistol is the Green-park, to the danger of the immense's there. William Downey, A 540, deposed that he was on duty in the Green-park yesterday afternoon, when he saw the primmer fire off a pistol. He appeared to be shooting birds. Witness went up to him and took him in chirp. Beside the pistol he lad just fired of be had another, which was loaded, but not primed It was loaded with hall. The prisoner being asked what be had to say, replied " Nothing ; only that I own I did it, and I am sorry for it." Mr. Corrie—You ought to be ashamed of yourself If it had been • boy or an ignorant person I should not be so much surprised, bat a maa of your age and your appveat pi-adios is life really ought to know better. I fine you 20s. The prisoner instantly paid the fine. ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT ON rim LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY: BOX MOOR, TVISDAT Nolurnia. Thi• morning, shortly after eight o'clock, a fatal accident took place near this station on the above liae et nuiway. The down lrieh mail trails, kiwis( the Euston station at 7.23 a.m., and which does not stop till i it flinc he s Rigby at 9.25, was proceeding at its aortal sate of speed as it neared this station, when the engine: driver, who was keeping • good look oat ahead, perceived several plate layers at work upon the line. He at once gave the customary danger signal, but the men who, had they paid the slightest at tection to the instructions given to them, would have had ample time to get on the "six foot," which is the spice ►etween the up and down lines of mile, appeared to be anoonsciona of the approach of the train until the engine was upon them. The buffer struck one of the men, and indicted spas him such fearful injaries that his death moat have been iosteetaneons. The name of the anforta mate Mal ham not vet been ascertairied. Hu mangled remains were picked up after the train had pasted Will conveyed by his fellow workmen to an ad joining public-house, to await the holding of the coroner's inquest. Another of the plate-layers wee also struck by the engine, and so severely injured that it is doubtful whether he will recover. There seems to be no blame attributable to the driver of the train, who, en his ar rival at Rugby, was corroborated in his statement that he sounded the danger signal in sualcient time for the men to have got clear of the hue. It is • remarkable fact that although thaw men are almost daily warned of the danger of not keeping • good look-out, and that the en. gioe-drivers, k•owiug where the plate-layers are at work, keep their eyes directed towards inch spots, and give the " getout-of•the-way" whistle, t►ey frequently, when the swim is running perhaps at the rate of forty miles en hour, absolutely crawl off the line when the train is within • couple of hundred or even • hundred yards from them-cr, in other words, a few seconds only before the engine panes them. DEATH OT Di. PIAELET.—We very much regret that it is our duty this week to record the death of Dr- Plomley. The deceased had been for nearly twenty year. a resident in Maidstone ; and kis quiet and genii =nary man. nem and plates:it and instructive conversational powers bad made him a general favourite. He may be said to have heeu at the Lead of the few really scientific men we have in this neighbourhood, and his reputation was not ioronsiderahle in the general circle, of science. He was a fellow of the Lineman. of the Geographical, and of other leerned moieties, and his success as an observer in several branches of natural philosophy had won for him a high name. His collection of Kentish birds which adorns the museum of Dover was one of the most complete ever made. —lllo.dotnot Joarrool. CIZTTTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLITO DAT. MO!4D j A y. —ddrnimi.ina on payment, 1,2•52 ; ditto by . AL. 6 9 0. - T ot . , COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (TIT ISM= AND IBM MAGNETIC TELEOZATIL) MINI OUR OWE ooaararoximm.) Good atteadsaee at to-day's market. Wheat a good con sumptive liminess at the full ;ewes of Friday. Flour the turn in favour of buyers ; slow Naha Indian corn rid. dearer. Mixed, :An. dd. ; Oasts, Ws. Id. to 40s. Beans unchanged. Oats and oatmeal a fair mak at Friday's prices. MINCING LANX—(THIS DAY.) SaGAR.—The pub/1c saes haws game off rather irregularly, but prices bare been about sustained. Comm —The small public sale today did not alter quotations. Tar.—Thu market is steady. R tce. —ln limited demand. Pinky Madras sold at I Is. Rd. ; Bengal middling white, 12s. tid. ; Arracwo, Ils. ictrro --- N.—This article in active demand. 2,000 balm sold at full priers. tiricus without alteration. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARIEKT.—(THIS DAY.) The tallow market is steady at the following picas Town tallow, 595. 6.1., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. as tie spot, 595. 6d. to 60t. ; January to March, 59e. 361. ; April to Jane, 58a. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 575. Gd. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Davis and Co. report trade dull at lower prises. Prime meadow hay. 755. to 945. ; superior ditto, 90s. to DOB. ; inferior do., 40s. to 575. 4d. ; rowers, 30a to 50s. ; clover, old, 955. to Ills. ; ditto second cut, 70a. to 955.; straw, 325. to 435. THE SPURIOUS FIRM "ALEXANDER REDMIN AND CO." THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 15, 1861. TO THE EDTIOR O► THE CIPHER& Sta,—Referriug to the report in your paper of yes terday relative to the application made to the Lord Mayor on Saturday last for a summons against aperson named Wells, who appeared to be trading at No. li2, Fenchurch•strest, under the spurious firm of Alexander Redfern and Co., I be to state that the offices were let by me to Mr. Wells to carry on the business of a shipbroker. Previous to enter ing into an agreement with him he gave me the names of two respectable referees, who were applied to in the usual manner, and the reedit of which was sstisfactory. Being a submit-Aber to Perry's, I also made the requisite inquiries there, and the reply I received was that they knew of nothing against MT. Well, as a man of business. I think it right to state this in order that my clients and friends (some of whom is this immediate neighbourhood have already inquired the circumstance* under which I accepted such a tenant) may be informed, through your widely circulated journal, that all necessary and usual pre cautions were adopted by me in this matter. I rendered all the moistener in my power to Marra Redfern, Alexander, and Co. to enable them to make their application ; sad I shall be most willing to give any further information to parties who may be interested in the case. I am, &c., T. S. SMITH. Auction sod Estate Agency Does, 42, Lombard•street, Loudon, EC., Jan. 15. PEMBROICEEIHRE ELECTION MONDAY. To-day (14th), the nomination of candid:tea for the entation of this county, void by the elevation of Lord Emlye to the upper home, took piece at the shire-ball in lleverford. west. They am respectively Lieut.-Colonel Owen, eldest son of Sir John Owes, Bart., the member for the Pem broke boroughs, and C. L. Phillips, Eeq., of Lawrenny, in the same county. The polling is fixed for Thursday next, and each candidate omens equally genuine of MOM& Thy. Rye. J. Boxwau.'s Coax—The case of the Rev. James Bonwell, incumbent of St. Philip's, Stepney, who is under sentence of deprivation by the Dean of the Court of Arches, will come before the Judicial Committee of Privy Council at the sitting which will be held at the alone of Hibuy Term. In the event of their lordships con firming the decision of the Court of Arches. Mr. Bonwell will cease to be a clergyman of the church of England, and his benefice will revert to the patrons, the principal and fellows of Breammie College, Oxford. Erox Courox—The five weeks' Christina, vaca tion terminates on Wedeeeday next, the 16th inst., ea which day the lower boys return. The fifth form come back on Thursday following and the sixth form on Friday, when the whole school will have mesinbled. Dining the reeve the extensive building operations rendered mosinary by the large increase in the number of the scholars have been pro ceeded with as far as the seem frost would allow. The youthful Earl of Jersey, whose health was in so precarious • state at the end of the last half-yes, is so far eouvalement as to allow of his being removed to hie town reddens • fortnight since. The unfortunate youth who broke his leg at football is improving. THE VACANT COMMON COUNCIISHIP IN THE WARD Or CANDLIMICIL—In consequence of the elevation of Thomas Dellis, F•q., to the aldermenic bench, a vacancy hail been caused in the Common Council, of which body that gentleman was for nearly twenty years a member. To fill the pennon • gentleman of considerable Mending in the ward, Mr. John Charles Evans, of 33, King William-street, City, has been solicited upon a requisition signed by eleven of the principal firms sod fifty influential inhabitants of the ward, epos which he ham consented to send. The father of Mr. Evans was for many years the deputy of the ward, and upon him resignation of the office of Common Councilman, he was succeeded as deputy by the premed alderman elect, Mr. Dakin. No opposition is expected. It is sot decided when the wardmote will be held, as until the swearing in of the new alderman this day (Tuesday), Candlewick de facto has no alderman to whom the precept can be forwarded. BOILER EXPLOMION AND Loss or Two LIYEE 111 WHlTlCHAriL.—Vebterday afternoon Mr. John H enemy' coroner for East Middlmex, opened an inquiry at Lon don Hospital into the circumstances attending the deaths of John Am, 23, and John Reichlas, 30, who lost their lives by the explodes which took place upon the premises of John Craven and Co., sugar refiners, Great Os:den-street, Whitechapel-road, on Friday last. The inquest was fixed for four u clock, but it did not commence until after five. Mr. Alfred Turner appeared un behalf of Masan. Craven and Co. After the jury bad been to view the bodies, Abbe y Reichlas, wife of one of the deceased, said her husband's name was John Reichles. He was • blacksmith and deka,. He left on Friday morning, at about 3.20, for his work at Memos. Craven's. He was thou in good health. When "rituals next saw him he told her that the stoker bad sent him to the blacksmith's abuts, and that be hail burst the boiler. He was formerly employed sea stoker at Mews. Holmser's. Hs had been at work at Messrs. Craven's but two days. The coroner said that was the only evidence be intended to take that day, as it was neceemy to have • , model and also to view the premises. Robert Berns mid be ' was • sugar metier. Ho knew the deceased John Plum. He worked at the "fill-hone" at Mews. (haven's. He had worked there between eight and nine meths, but only two , days as Mohr. He was before • laboszer. The inquiry was thee adjourned. TER DUNDRY MURDER.—Yesterday the two pi sneers, Charles, and Matthew Wedmore, the former • de serter from the Marine Artillery, and the latter • Bristol quay lumper, were brought before the magistrates at Bourton charged with the brutal murder of their aunt and 1 the attempt to murder their uncle, George and Beath Water ' man, aged persona, who had bees Beteg in • editor, cid ' tag* at Duodry. Theiold man is sow better. The magis- I trate.' court was well attended during the day by • large number of the respectable inhabitente of the neighbour hood, by whom the aged pair were much esteemed. The waned Harriett Fneecia, at whose hones the fellows stayed oir the night after the murder, and with whom it seems sans of the stolen property had bees left, was appeal heeded on the charge of bads; it in her p'—{n, but she hem sass bees liberated. En teem to the sans aged as that which we ham already pablhked having bees ores the peiseeere were formally committed fur trial. They are strong nemeenkir fellows, and were apparently insensible of the peril is which they stand. They appeared supremely indifferent to the proceedings, and, although they were un defended by a professional man, declined to ask any of the witnesses any questions. They were at the coechision of the hearing centimed in the usual manner, and when asked if they had marline to say respectively, replied in the negative. They were committed on both charges. The ad journed helmet will be resumed to-day at the Deadly lan, before Bruges Fre, Eaq., coroner for North Somerset. The doomed will be huried to-day at Dundry. A now.' Woostox—A widow, whose name figures lieniounibly in the military meal. of France, died last week in the Hospice des Petite-liensges, in Paris, at the age of K. Her maidens mime was Thbese Figoeur, and she mewed as • dragoon in the 15th and 9th Regiment. from 1798 to 1611 She was known throughout the army by the eta cif flam-Gene, and was so much esteemed by her amore that, when the Committee of Public Safety dis tended me excluding all women from the army, an =- was made in her favour. The history of her OM - was published from her owe dictation in 1842. She E a her military terser at Toulon, when that port was besieged by the 'En lids. in 1793. She win there put under west by Cosamaant Bonaparte for a delay of 25 minutes in executing en order. borne years after, when her old cons mender had become First Coned, be sent for the dragoon Sans-Gene to St. Cloud, and afterwards gave her a Food salvias pension of 200 frame. liansOene remained in active service until 1812, when she fell into the hands of the priest Merino'. guerillas in Spain, and was taken as prisoner of war to England, where she remained till 1814. la the course of her twenty campaigns she had four hones killed under her, and was often wounded—the first time being at Tooke, when a ball struck her on the left breast. She entered the hospice in 1840, sad lived upon her pension of 200 ft., till the present Emperor made • handsome idditioo to her mesas from his private purse. —Galignani. Boors Kzinnworox MOnN9ll.—During the week ending Jae. 12, the visitors duns bees as follows :—Os Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 4,644 ; on Mon day and Tuesday, free evenings, 2,951 ; on the those stu dents' days (admission to the public 6d.), 9 ti7 ; . 0 e stedeuta' evening (Weeineed sv), WE ; Conrenacione Lain both School of Art (Saturday evening). `2,740: total, 11,511. "'sum the opening of the museum, 1,827,1:34.1. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The railway share market to-day is steady. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has advanced per cent. Other descriptions are fairly supported at the closing quotations of yeeterday. Pre parations for to-morrow's settlement are in progress. London and North Western stock is now quoted 100 to 4 ; Great Western, 731 to ; Midland, 135 to ; Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 1174 to 118; South Eastmn, 84 to 1 ; Great Northern, 112 to 114 ; Eastern Counties, 611 to 521 ; and Caledo nian, 97 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 1 11-16 to 1 9-16 die. Other foreign as well as colonial railway securities have met with scarcely any business. MAIM AND RC 15111 I'd I RAIL wArs I Cklmg ret Pion 1118 — WW• ards,. bat 1 p.m. 11 kerva.WoL aateezYsL 1 Dtrk..lan.,aCheahuse 11 Dlsekbarn sad_ Tyne 11 illosteroissfetk )(LC 1 Cslßristol efloo and taster lsa 11 Canaria Cork sad Bandea 11 II Do. kl A no dlvAralllll 11 Do. 11 ;La Is add tort. LI Dahlia sad Be /au 11 Dead.,Pertls Altd.Ja Ilaft andlisa I &stern Counties / Seaters flake, Rock A De. Stook 11 II Zest Suffolk Edinburgh sad Gimpy Idlatto',PeltkAlo4oo ,lank art iu-iya• Jima ) Prow It I. Woken U 'Greg North of Seethad Grist Northern 10 Do. • Meek 2 Z ui ill il N 1017 .7 971 I N 1; • 4 Gt. South& Wert. (Ire ) West Wester* Do.B4surY•LOsa.Bl3l lonceshlret Yorkshire i.oridoeapd Mama ' l _ ,Iroa. — B;l47ton. - tijoZt Loadon,ebathm.,&Dov. 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MS .... 1... kt 1106110.89.6 laada l lllo - .... .. 40.11 p. a Jaa.dasly 100 - - - .... .. DA114.89.660.&00. 100 107 10 1071 NUT= NUM. 14. Ilii. I MUM I Pd. Myles" I 906 . Alirad 006 (191110 k) 2.11. 2 - 19 9 . 29 Drlnak Ins l OO 24 1 2 ... .. Clifford - 1.901 .. Div. O. Co.. (Tarlalk ) 1 410 410 - 0,161.. Fut Bard (Mow) - .. lad Condo. 211404 114 18 - A .. Z.Wk Zama fravistk ) 7i. 0 54 91 - QM .. Grudger &it Alibis Ol 21 23 SAO .. Groot floath Z vi ) 175. 7 8 0 0,00 .. 41.1 1 1h.Alfrod 111.4.6 - .. 0. Vrh. Vet( ) 94 1 li - a. .. Cialavillo - Mk .. liaroCaloot KUL 134 5,100 .. &laptop Dow= 000 $8 SI - If .. lady Bertha 1.11.6. 14 14 - Margaret (Cu Laloat) N 51 U - 900 _ North Dowse - 2.400 .. N. haacas (Maw) 9000 .. N. Wh. Bran (Mops) 1 114 .- 1. 9 188 .. North Wboal Crotty 9.199.401 .. Par Cow (19. 111•90) Of 109 84 - 1.110 110 aortrl4oo Providence (U. 0904) 10.6.7. 42 44 421 1 11. .. 0. MIA 0o 1 - 612 .. 8. Carmen A. 0104) l4 800 4 JO - 9 •.. 8. Caro Brea anopa) WOl6 06 .. 8. W. IPTIOLISS (Maya) 12.18.9. 150 1 1 00 - 910 .. Stray Park 24.60. 40 41 404 9.600 5 Tamar 811.111aad1la.C 44 14 - 6, • 10 Tla Croft 9 6 •-• 000 .. Vol. of TowE t4 ) UAW. - 9000 .. Wed Bassot - 1,114 .. W. Condos 5 78 SO - .. W 404 Mai ... • .. Wk. Buller a) S 180 140 AOO6 .. Wh. Id (Calokek) 74 11 ft - I LOW .. Wh.1111,0 (Oa. lalaat) 1.7.11. 13 14 - 1,014 .. Wheal Mary Ana Illaabsalo4) - 1.060 .. WIL Tralawsly (Usk 4l 18 20 - JOINT STOCK JUNKS. No. lU. p Una I rd. ICIL galeas. I Wm AOOOllOO ,Agra and U. Sr. lisr.k .00IN IS - 11.000 00 Aostrakda ail 72 74 - 1:104 1 : 0 1 Back o look f Mfr . am 00 61 63 - 0,000 20 Ban umigra4 l4:: d clina hc am y ad anim a _ 14 14 11 : 416 ni i i 99000 0 Bridals N. Anodes_ - -, -ad 89100 20 Chart. Bulk ile mina WOOO 26 I Chrtrd. Were. 01 Lea 0000 lOO City 99000 100 Coloalal - 0000 .11 Com. of Oaaada 96.000 PIO Co.. of London IS 211 W 4 *OOO 10 ft& 9oofttAlul.Chartd all 16f 104 - 80,010 90 O. 30k of Bwttrariand an - - - 0000 20 lAA Ch. Beak of Aosta an ne 23 :all - 1 all WOO SO Ladoo and Clout, - 19100 0 Undon Joint 800 - - II - - ... 111, 10 London & floatit Larissa 4 24 14 dim 64000 106 Las. and WaatalaMar lO .. ..- 147 100 at. Pro% of 104406 42 - ... - UNDO SO Do. Now 000 MI Nalford Doak - 119090 IS New South Waal aII - - -sd NON U Doak °morn all 47 48 -- 15 019 91 laak - UM 100 el Ireland - ad 4,090 10 De. Now KM, IN South kusealls 491001 IS Unice of AwAralla - - - 1.90990110 Cake of faadas - O ffalty Plainai 0 - - 111 MONEY LEIARKE7.-(THIS DA}.) Two o'CLoca. The funds to-day are rather eat, with little business. A decline of it per cent. has taken Place. Beyond preparations for to-morrow's settlement in shares and foreign stocks, there has been scarcely any business in the Stock Exchange. Prices of railway securities are generally steady, but the prevailing tone is one of dullness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67.30, being rather more than per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911, 4, and pi for money, and 921, 92,and 91; for the account. The present quotations am 911 to 1 for cash, and 91/ to 92 for the 7th Feb. The official business report is as fa lows :—Bank Stock, 231, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reductxl. 911, , t ,i ; New Three per Ceuta., 911,5, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 76 ;Thirty Years Annuities expiring in April, 1885, 16 1-16; India, Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1001, ; ditto for account, tooi ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent.,lloo} ; Kxchequer Bills, 76., 36., Bs. dis. Foreign stocks have met with scarcely any bu siness, and price,. have not varied. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 70/ to t, and that of 1858, 561 to Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1800, 851 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, loot ; Mexican Three per Cents., 24 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 82} ; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101/. According to one rumour the amount of gold held by the Bank of Frauoe does not exceed two or three millions sterling. About 50,000 sovereign..+ were taken from the Bank yesterday for New York. There were no operations in bullion. Great inconvenience was experienced through the detention until a late hour of the whole of the corre spondence from the northern and midland districts. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was ex traordinarily active. The sales reached 30,000 bales, including 18,000 on speculation and for ex portation. American railway securities are better here, jet respond very weedy to the rise at New York. The latest prices from that city by telegraph, rid Sandy hook, are the highest yet received. The increase of 2,048,088 shown in the last returns of the New York banks Las evidently given a great stimulus to confidence. The preparations for to-morrow's settlement ill British railway stocks indicate en increased supply of several description; particularly of Midland and Berwick. The rates of " continuation " have accordingly increased, yet were not exceesive, con sidering the high value of money. The supply of London and North Western stock was compara tively limited in the afternoon,owing to invest ments. Subjoined is our usual list of the rates generally current at the commencement of business : London and North Western . to i per cent. oontionation. Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Berwick Midland York and North Midland Gaedceim to per omit. do. South &stens North Brilah It is understood that e resignation by the Marquis of Chandos of his poet as chairman of the London and North Western Railway is occasioned by his unwillingness to be a party to the proposed joint lease of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire Railway by the London and North Western and Great Northern Companies. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 211., and the South Eastern a decrease of 5€411. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Dec. 28, were 7,1191. sterling, being 1031. more than in the cor responding week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway Company, convened for the lift Feb., is to be made special, to conrider a proposal by the Brighton Railway Company for the purchme of the undertaking. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric and Inter national Telegraph Company is called for the ' 6th February. An extraordinary meeting of the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kuateudjie Harbour Com pany is called for the 7th Feb., to confirm the pro posed alterations in the articles of association. MONDAY Evamtwa. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 9'2, "buyers," for the 7th February, opened and closed to-day at 92 to i t . For money the last price was fat tot. The official business report hiss follows:—Three per Cent. 001/1401S, for money, 911, 1, ; ditto, for account (Feb. 7), 921, 92 ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 912, 0, ; New Three per Cents., 911 1, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 76 ; India Stock, 2201 • ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1001, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96t, ; ditto Bond-, BN., 12s. dis. ' • Five per Cent. " ethos(' " rupee paper, 941; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 100. The Five per Cent. rapes paper was quoted 94 to 95 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to 101 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869, 100. to ; India Bonds, 12s. to Bs. du. ; and Exchequer Bills I's. to 3s. dis., showing a decline of The latter are prejudiced by the c.tssation of the late exceptional demand. The foreign stock market was steady. Then were some inquiries for the Turkish Loan of 1858, which experienced a fractional improvement, closing at 561 to 1. The Loan of 1854 was steady, at 70, to }. Spanikli Passive Bonds do not rally. A general meeting of the Copiapo Extension Rail way Company is called for the sth February. The annual meeting of the Credit Mobilier So ciety of Paris is called for the 30th inst. In the market for bank shares to-day there were inquiries for London Chartered Bank of Australia, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, but a decline in Bank of Egypt. Bank of Turkey were flat. A further advance occurred in Austra -1 lieu Agricultural and Peel River Land stocks. Royal Mail Steam were quoted lower. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 4 to 44 pram. ; Tisamea and Mersey Marine, 11 to 1a prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 1 3-16 to 5-16 pram. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; East India Irriga tion, to 4 dis. ; and East India and London Shipping, a to 9 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two oViocc. The mining market continue.' rather flat, bat, although preperations for to-morrow's settlement engage attention, there have been a fair number or transactions to-day. In the Stock Exchange Great South Toles shares have been dealt in at 8 and fit., being inquired for ; Hemsfsfoot at 34 ; North Basset at 3 to 4 ; ?stridence, at 42L to; and Stray Park, at 401. Shares in East Wheel Russell, 'Wheal Margaret, and Cargoll mines have also met with attention. In foreign and colonial mining shares numer ous transactions have occurred, chiefly for money. as will be seen by reference to the Stuck Exchange official hat. There is a steady inquiry for the shares of th e G rea t Northern Copper Mining Company of South Aus tralia, which arc marked and p rem. The de. mend for United Mexican Xining shafts has revived, and an improvement has taken place. The annual meeting of the Cornwall Great Con solidated Mining Company is called for the 29th inst. at Birmingham, and will be made extraordi nary, to approve an agreement entered into by the liquidator; fee the transfer of all the property to the New Cornish Lead and Copper Mining Coin- PanY• 007111,1111111. DAL Auiteellia — A. l o 7l-1 .:. : • Dell. Amadei& lAwl DM. & lAA Msg. Tel. A Da. II T par it. 1111 MS Do. C - . lo.cu jp,dt , , giii MAN 12.N0 4IPLI M t 1 700,009 7,_ TO,'Oiii n,esel Cloaxel Imlawka s t ek t Ti pt owl Cr l l Mon Do. 6p. d.Poo. Deb Nastladignitli Oanal 1111, ea l 400 12,400 KM 4 n,, ir,: __ ~- -- ~ ____ 40.000. 100,000 WON 110,1100 , 44,01C0 10 10,11114 1411.• 1".1011 e I* -- .24 AvoL Copt . iT•IIIT:irS;i110•S at POO µAMIN Jo. new oust. PM. DIAL Tat (1.).. Alvan Dlismit go - rGas. Omar Ow Na earm Info. a Oaaal eataramialasaTeL Malhar. IL (1/a.) tSaima Daum& Co.. !tarbatiamOsalltaas(L) Nediedanis .... If. BniatN.leollal. N._IIAL Asitagealan.. Wail IaANI fil Ide 29 S 1 id 101 103 id 107 100 id SO 941 1 1.411. i 1 I ems _ _ "Nor Om& • .. eefea to I. (141m.1.. Mawr Molt MM. _ and Odra Moue If I Ilial If pm 1 1 4 db 11 414 I 1 ..- _ 4 ~.. " 3* dim Us 69 U 71 73 12 13 3 li 171 17 e 19 11 4 46 47 DO 160 Ili M . _ Da W.. - ad &a S lad. Tel. e. tor 60ys. by Hr. am agTaPg I;ow V, 7a et , oy stba al Ilan Stern A. Ineolza, flalmarehes Til. dielp — :: Do o. do. es. iseilAirel.. Trull; L. Co. Op. Om v_ Diale'r' Lad ... . It I I 7 II I. THE LATE KING or PIIIIISIA. —The Gazette of ibenkern Gommay lays, "King Frederic William has not lift any private fortune. He spent his revenues not only in numerous acne of charity, but in building and the pur chase of works of art. He leave. behind him it great number of masterpieces of different Khoo)", and • magnificent library. All these par to the present King. The Queen Dowager will have 300,000 thalers per annum." SurrnorD LOSS OP THE STEAMSHIP New Pcrrow. —Great anxiety is felt the fate of the steamship New Patton, owned by Mims. Ford and Jarboe, of Lou. don. This ssel left LhisieUy co the 29th of December last, coal laden, for Havre, and has not since been beard of. HMIROPOLITAN Fsis HOSPITAL, Deem. SHIRE IKIVAILL, CRT . —The aggregate ?rimier of patients relieved daring the week audio& January 12 was : Medical. 909 ; inegioal, 412—total, 1,321, of wlicli 439 were thee I P 4 I 01. plasm ORDINARY MIAMI AID ROCKS. 1 141.1 E. .42, ii, 1 47 a a a B 2 a 101 100 , ii li. «. 101 112 U 1 100 1N 110 112 108 110 124 110 10 21 112 US 116 118 112 114 104 104 66 el M 1•0 SO el id 61 IS id la ICS . sd "ii "iii gt vs. 11 VI 7$ IN tid 16 1,115 146 118 113 110 113 133 163 116 1111 103 106 114 118 120 1M A ) n 89 90 116 119 110 191 16 191 0 1 wi / 4 r 137 LIS In 194 96 97 Do. Do. aft pee ant . , Do.redoomoblo II it. :ItdlandOooLOp. I Do.Ooso. Be.* 11.111p.0. Do. 44 p.ot. Do.toilklitoPlP4 Norfolk *p.a.'s. 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