The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGKNCIL (THIS DAT.) COURT 01P QUERN'S MINCE. &m o o .4 mid Pries. la IMEMmor.—(Bollor• the WM Mel Justice ma Ihrecisa CLAIM V. VISCOUNT CLUIDNII. Kr Vivi% ham, Mr. Maismoss Or err plolatiff , Mr. Dos 11, Q.C., Mr. 477:2 Mr. Msole for tlor tiotorlast. — iea plaited! latbis ;elks ems Yr. Ilheuel ammo NAG, al Drayton Villa. lifrooras, Isisdast ye 3 riveset Chides. The slice v bras& by Mr. Maybe apes • bat of ea . bow, mead tb• 16t1t of Feb., t66i, draws by Ilea Rea. Franca. VlThare sad scoopead aed adarrd by Lard Cllblaa, Le As .em of 3,0001. L.rd CI Ws dialed Ills eekeptser red alau . tbe selloraseaset. pbdattlif V wail liZwa se a ca-W-an corseted with t h. tart, mad both Lord Minh& sad Yr. Villiers were brawl, ea lanterns terms sad kept racarbarsso 10114b/N, It &trail •1110 that Mr. Cle-t. and Mr. Villiers had had b" traarateiceo previously, .adspes {kis manes. theta vs. so doubt the plaintiff cave 1,860 i. by the .11.,C.ce. Mr. Vllbsn had been ohisped to leave Becloud cvaseptesee et heavy lowa cm Me tart, mad it woo plartoodyto h's haviec that ha cave QM tell, endorsed by t Mr. Clarks. A. already s t a l e d, t h a bill was doted the 11th el February, and It was des ea the 19th el May &Bowleg. Ti. plaiatiff alkyd that he bad • c omm . poseurs limedwritl with Lard Clutha, sad mil therefore acqoa l a t a d ag. The &Soca was that the arveptauce was • *pry. Mr. Jamas, for the plaintiff, said that cd emir the we would be wilily dianosed of if it should tura out that the an epta•co is the hill was not in the !made/Jay of Lord Lord alike was then called. rid stated that he was quite owe ilia aoceptaace war not I. his heada.iting, aad that he had not aathorin I Mr. Villiers to pat his aims to the bill. Mr. James than wad gadsr du oircamstrwas ha taut withdraw from thm The Lord Chid Jamul, i said that 1•111 the hosioarabhcoaarras pursue. 'Unfortunately the plaintiff had cashed this hints ID 'entrance framed in a mariner not nee 'may ti dawn* bat Lord Cid lea could not be considered respossible for that. Ths plaintiff was than ooasaitid, his iciedahlp certify*, fa a special Jr". COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCi. (Before the Judge thdietery.) Hort wooD •ID 01 . 311aS V. NOXTWOOD—O•OCULL MILT. Mr. &val. Q.C.. Dr. Deena, (Lc, sad Mr. !enlace eyprnd int the plaintiffs, 81, CoarMsay Maywood, Mr. Cigood Banbury, and Mr. Carew Rape, the ezennhers seder the will of William Philip Monywoo4 late of Mirka Hall, Esq.; Mr. Hdwie James, Q.C., Mr. Rod Q.C, Dr. Q.C.. red Mr. Corbett appeared f u r Mr. wood; end Mr. Hawke., Q.C., and Mr. Coleridge for Mr. sill. Howie* the brothers of the deemed, sad the delendreits. Mr. Bovill, he opentag the cede, asid the leseeler had died et tlw age eif bd. He wet the prorrimar of the Haywood ague, u the coon', of Reset, the gross valets of whisk was about 9.0001., the unerowebered vales being about 8,0001. ► year hie. He cane of age in the year 1844, aad hie father being this dead, be also rime into the enjoyment of the property. In 1846 he cut the serail, and In ins !Aosta; year he warned his purest widow who wee the daughter of Mr. Pni:ipe., • gentlemaa le the meaty of Hertfordshire. He had lett nu children. He had two brothers, Robert sad Walter, the defends:its, and he had aka bad • sister, but she died is hie His only other neer Mains; was an uncle, ffts Rev. Philip William Hoeywoud, the rector of the p arish in whisk the legatees house wee situated. There wite ea elder breach of the Wetly, the brad of which we. Bir Newbury Maywood, who lived la the nowily of Kent, sad who wee Nee f the plaisugt. The will in depute was emested es the 18th of Februery, 1869: and by that isserssised the testator r a e r r a :ie widow an interest In WW es, to sestlaue bar lifetime, or mil ehe wasfrist To brother Robert he gave • life OINK ; So his broth., Walter an moiety el 21001., Nei es hie soil, an exawty of NW. This, after disporag d Ms_ pireinalty, owl directlag that hia ten wt. should hem th eir farms at the same male ter Al years, be gave hI. Web% al Me death or marriage if kis widow, to We godson, the sassed sea of Mr C.certseey Hoeywood. Toe teetatot's VIII woe testeetri by hie WNW' tat the poitad, first, el he Noise our.. tics smooth, on the ground of the hinewidre weal of setamentery tapaitty thirdly, an the peeled diet it bed be.. °Wised from him by the undue lammed hie widow, and of Mr. W. H..bW, hie land agent, sod lertly ea the grouni that it was sot the teetwoes Isent wUL The de ceased wee • swag athletic team, sad wee very Ned el field @poets. He was a good shut, sad kept • mak of harriers, which ha hunted himself. He also leak • peg laterest la agricultural towitin t ih and SOW public bed sew He wee la the habit. when out Mistime., of having =sel bitter bow or of sherry sad lode water, but he ot drink /pelts. It would probsbly be atomised le min More of hie fouleees for butter beer and sherry this the he de would et all werrest, though so doubt be had ewer eke** dread more thee we. pod fix Ala ; for it mod his to wake Wood, sad he required to be cupped. Both La trailers were addiand w eauibliag, sad la 1107 the tes tator rued • sum of 11,9001. by • mortgage es Mark's to ardor to pay Robert. &tea. There wee a proposal to offer a certain Ma to the peed; La Mr. Hoop , . ood eastatad is the debts du to private Meade awl treleumer being paid in full, bet he rehired to let hi. brother's Hebrew creditors have • far** ; the result wee that they praceeded to extrorsitise, sad Robert wee outlawed, Mr. Welter Rasywoors teary was piggies, which also led hies late ditikoltiee, sad tamed low to take ve er berth el the latiolvent Art. Does to 1867 • Kr. S bed been the teestar's sigicitor, bet le that year be weaved be ewe eshi Mr. lireseihy, of iteelaino, wh a m be had bates for 30 pare. Is July, 11117, Mr. B.ssoodip alma • will he Min, by whisk he bermeethed • sum el SW a year to his MN; 1,1111111. a yew le Robert. wad other entailing W seems@ ea his bream mad their shakers& was, Isewevw, belay he !sew elf km brother Waiter% antansa• ants; sad he this dedsred to several gentlemen that ho teesld arm anew hie y to WI tato the beads of the forw y a short Poe before hie huh be bad e moults& Mr. liteaothy on the subject of • me will. Of the llth ef Fete wiry lest he took cold wkly heaths., sad his iedispow.oe rapidly became a Wren murk ef isillawiersties d tta. liege. Oa the 17th he told hie medical attesdamai that it tee, comedered him is dearer he sward vial" Mr. fleinothy to he meet for. Mr. Smoothy aue.. on the 18th, arid Mr. Hoeywood desired him to dr., up • will. Taw he did, Mr. Hobbs beteg premat by the drive of the testator to hoar him give Mr. Smoothy his Waren i ea. When the draft wee ready It wets reed over to the taala.or twice, sad Oa sag. fleeted the isseitios elf the wads," sad all her jewels." wee this 'mewed, the aumodow witnesses beteg the des aramee two medal aseeedme• Mehra Mr. ftweethy ldi ha it had bees arrived that • mem toast will ahead he mule, sad the deemed stepgAalsd that k inlaid be edehalii to o.l6eitate the mem of 1 r. isettehall Huggers 1.4 &red wish) he that of Sir Carlow enure of the mese t. as That waned will, hnweeev„ wee are, executed, and the d.emeed died is the Whit Iheimmy. In support of the will , he Joke Tyrrell, the Rev. Philip Ii a 7 wood, Mr. Hobbs, sad Mr. Smoothy were .sawed proof of the Lute detmled by the homed wens& The ..'score mated that thuach the Mewed hed bets Is the luta of SA*/ • *tie toe Nora while Ikea hew, he sell. in appeared iatoxiceted, awl ha wrier exceeded loa own istiere. Sir ;elm Tynell Ailed thu he had weer taws a man preside at his owe table Is • rot b-rimier rommer, sad oosiatun berm order amongst b.. ram.. II• would a v., allow lb. slightest looseseu of to.r.teatine. Mr. H. Loa mid that after the testator bed tars. a his Ineirvaion• to Mr. flemetby, sad dist g. nib main had suit toe room to write the •13. L. e.ei weed with him (11r. Mobile) about • Mot, the tee sat of which had died, sad aid his *Oaks es to isti.ett of the appliouga tor it ha costa wiest. The de wee ow amuto be dirosted t by hie rat er by soy Inmg er...stare. Mr. Smoothy &peed that Mr. Hesywood hem the resets why he had deiterndeed ham his nit 4,4 1.. lila g 4141. a. It as. became* he hit con -11.111 thee U be left It to either of kis herthere r esld go to the Jews. Wieser euegreeed that ha might Iran it Li Le brother,' chikfrea ; and he said they had sot, bat that if they had he err sane they weld sever the distal' the incest they had a child of age whereat, if he left hie Plumy le hr Courtezoty 'a Infect ms. Uto saw* of limy loud. in Leta, 5.1.4.1 well Le got rid of in Use thee half 5 eatery el 1611 wary low. This to•ontoi, after two hours' mehrence between tottatl. _ _ Mt. E. James sanctum ei that • compel-mane had born oNefed. A suitable inuynnon would be amilir for the brothers td the te‘tafer, sad the chargr• ul undue Whence wens un framed:, eritbdr.sra. /reef pivot of the frirentinn nl th- teenit r. at was then tn, mad she jury h Lraig r.und lee the platen's, S., C. CIT.OVIMiI prot A dn ul the ma. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIN DA Y.) MA:1810N-1101CSE. ISIO7I 1110111111•11/6. tload forks!, was aboard wok sualiog • for', S.. Cewl.a Thomas.. Anynom to 11r. Howard of Leedirehea "'v,ko. pnilhrer, said the primal. wear tato the tuartet, , ••tdey. Liog s pipe. and wee NW by witoo.e. , artier row, pat ft oat, ebee be All right, old fellow, don't te.ke a bother alms Let sad g l wof sly." Wastes mid be did a' , l Yam it. .11 , 1 while P.. will 'jostling be sew the Firmer. *b. " *** rar 4l lll with hie beet .n ten board, ',et his hued teE:ed 1 11111, t,ke bull of • tamp by lb* beck, dreg it eft th• of walk .wey with It. Witeeee Ivllowed him tea • end ray* Mm into yomod. Ihe L Mayer—Well. yrisoaar, w hat hays you %X s l',.ster —1 was very drys!, my lord, and diet a.host 11•VP7 •440 •11V16•1 baling MA ANTS , 64..11 ••• this if I but bus taw. Tla• LAM_ l-.la k r gam lialer— r. Tlres a• =ere. You must go M ma ea Viiwrier ls Baram, 1111 ed Mae Wallow Id, were dwith sts=plue gibed, wins g` ' the peeperty bask hale Pays, said h; hi Pellieditehas yederdsy, what he w the add priessw, is employ with theetbdt. se le Kr. liners hosed, renews aisle best, pat It wader his ewe, end alb avg. They wed down a court what le gave the mad s tha pfstassr, who took of asoltenthief and the, aat In it. Waar ibilewed and he tad • and give thaw into oar tad elosse . Loral idestitled tbs sod as his prepsrty, sad geld the Mamba ladoesed es a gang who were slays larking about his shop. P lice-coestehis lid 11 add they were veil Ma dent there Si thiev 3. TM Lord Yam seutacteod the eau► to ala vogue haul labour. lllan Imy was charged with steeling gibs. of mom, the property of William Muss whom Wilms ail • worn told him yeeowley e•lat ha thosight • woman who bodices down a c mrt bad stolen somatbiag from ths board. He wise down the clan and raw rho prisoner, and sad if she hod Mobs anything. Sh• meld, no ; two girl. had given ber • piers of matte, red she had thrown It away brans sie wee afraid. -- Tbi; pitman tali Abe did .ct Meal the neat. The Lard ]days rad there vas ao evidamos that .b. stale It ; bat he and her to pit... 1604 days for Megal pomades. IIABLBOROUGH-11TIEBT. saorkisrina Ar mamas. ears AID /DOAN'S. duds Ithulosses, lt am Park-pis Clarets- vpte, mtot's-perk. sod Ardri. oberge t 14 Al maii a g at 49, regret- street, • hitch isce lappet, the property of MOWS. awn end Ups, sliksere.n, The primers having sae& toms probers sue observed by the seristast, a paw nee awed Colds, fildri ep the aad ea lie lose over lie aseser he caw the article is quartet ea the primer Bladmira's isee, sad as afterwards Wag celled tato the privets sea it wee bead in her beg. Bargeeat Draw said the primates said it was a reistake when taks by his. The pursers are betk very respeetahle4soldng ientales. Mr. Charlie Albert, the laterprels, read over the *vi tiate lie the prisoners, daring whisk the primate Black est= madared herself la a very tufted nonage. Both prisoner laird the Margo. Bletissaa mkt she put the ankle by aciairlsat tato her bag. The prisoner wee* couraittcd. A PICITOCLIIT AT TEI MAYNARD= TNIATTDA Bohol Owes., 22, wise gays a false whines, was altered with attempting to pick pockets at the Hematite Timms. Bro. n, 304 A, who is doing duty st the thirds, mid that on the previous aft moos, as the sadism were leavAg the theatre about four o'clock, Sere having beat • day pvrfmin- SOP, he noticed the prisarst maw the theatre with a pair of gives sad as asineila fa ids band. The vi ewer then wait to the sense el the lisle circle, having the arts& up the sleeve el his seat, sad this rased him to suspect him. The perms the.febrred two lad. who were leering, Oda( Sari! ea the right Mad able clay and piecing his lett Mad ht the parr el we of the Seism Ho thes sew his woke mess oar ss, and at Imt caught tua heed is the prior of ea o ld and es hie taking her if she had lest anything Sr 1517,ir So had sot, for she had get, ihrtneate her parte secure in her hand. Oa searching his he fo und oa him a gold watch mad atria and • ring, with the initlale " W. R. P." Sergeant Cole. 13 C, rid he knew the misers to be a thief. Oa the 23rd of January, 16611, he was convicted at this mantel robbing • hurls of her pores, end wee sentenced be three months' imprisonment. He then food ea the pri mate • valuable gold ring belonging le a esprit' is the Vedas tray, who owned it through the publicity gives to the esee tars newspapers. He then 6eve smother arm. Mr. Lewis, jua., having addrerd • taw remarks on the preasses Shad, The psixerr vas committed kw three months' w:th hard labour. BHAXE LMTIL osmium raAssi MID MOS& liaiivava. Y 11 ma -- -- IC: l e t ze g±:=4: 4." 76: 2116: tit .:. ib rele adk:: 7= lidlaimill 416Cii; Far& rd 14. 0..... Mee Mira - 1 it 'A 4 U. 123 4 ; Ii 7 lei I A r; .. TN 111 usi toil N 133 113 114 es: SR 413 1111 Ma sti sai . Wilarli) Or lrrirtzzliw. ta .. .=taart; Woks& Marib Mosaic - palm . __ l". I t = Via 17,57 knommarry De sad 110011111 ft :=4lllisaire. 1114. wrasslie. 47. I. .ft. is K IX 1 1° 4 llp Ilt 1 /1 13 4, ad II 13 971 G s. 11l lie - 1 'lO 111 13 1 1 11 lil 0 IS u 111•17 . 1 F IAw2M.".. Mimi (SIAN UAL North MIMI Nsitarr. De.• S. De G. N. IL rums. usniL.l' at ...... .. Mani • S. Wain Juni !ink oassideirre ehtar Ma 4. wae.re Wolin . Pashisp N SI RI tee. Nt NI RI is RN 1 NI Ns I: • gi 27 ti gi ft ; ; n ti Mei ft i lior a a NW 611 i I w. 111 • re 111 I I la 116 $l4 86 SS 6' IS IS 83 10 TI 1,1 LAMBETH. ATIIIMPTID 110101D1. Ilige Bowserlay,• middle-aged hmele , WY &erred before the Ha. 0. C. Norton with ettemptleg trebberemdar by throwing herself tato the river Themes. Edward Bramwell. a weterman, mid that Meat ea hear be/are he saw the prisoner in the water sear Lembetb-eadre; she Ina the ant of elaldeg, when he ease* held et bar elotbr sad sameeded is 'stung her ea ebsew Am sees es she coed speak, he what her what ithr boa boa about ; and rho said she threw bateau ID as pupas, as she en is slate at deistitatida. •Ms• 1 •S emmessa Woks—. MAIL 6 - 6011 4 110- ----- I. - - lriii I Utt apa i i ornela... i . silias . Weftiferd fUlkosay— ge. -- .; 1111 WI V. Ss POI IN IN A iPs 1., Pollee-mew able 13 L saki the primmer woo gives Into his custody, mid se he was taking bee skew, she told him elm bimodal astf-deetractlon, so elm had beau tamed oat of doors by the lama she Heed with. Kr. Norma—What have you got to my to the Grp? Primmer-1 was la a Matt of great destltation, baColi bum Mooed out of doors by the man whom I lived with. Mr. Norton—Have you got any friends to lean ? Prboaer—No, eir; the man 1 lived with took me from sear Truro, in Cornwall, and my Meade Sr. nearly 300 mike from town. -: -- - - Nal 4 *IS 1 - 6 POW& lwoYa 4 • *,* 31=1114kiii.1 • 4: - Deed. re* /.4aane• Ilsal YAP.. • . $ p. 4.- Do. 11.0mille IN P• zi pa. •• • DO. Sew 4 p. Oni. r5 „,,...... 1 plc 6 nr.o DPs*. 4p. • I pm o.as. a iP ura le4. - * Op. De. 44 ROIL ----r•-• r i al m i . tam isp. 41. reisji.m4 Mom 44 p. ii. ~ .0.. P.S. iM iii ssat. MT 5 •-• NMI* • sti Ow r 4.. De. as. V. .T . l- - lA* • Tarblin I p.a4. Leah MO. /WI p.a.. - . Dikel•A O ....110.1 Lai* Mil.. M ad Dem. Neit i litrat. Oa* I a FL,,,-,:. ' r o„, ...Ir. P. Maxa saii b r. lirwawabeis.a46o244 II I • r.r.„ , Oa. I pa* II .4s. LP,* Iper inal alt. .• S. perili. 'ea w ga i li ttr G 174: ° I: Ita amnia-- 100411-errtaTfgft II 114 111 114 lu it: I•.i Ili • IN 111 Ili 171 1 1 1 2" /7 It SimiesTated that the unfortreat) women was gun bi bar wee clothes, and the magistrate humanely ordered bee to be at ogee removed to Lambeth workhomme, sad directed that I wemmens should be greeted against the tun with whom as lived toe the mann M turning bye is.. WANDSWORTH. MICK@ reom raroarmns. AU Dem sad his wits, Iliza Davie, both native' of Inbred, aid whe refined their addressee, were placed is the davit, before Mr. Dyne, en ramend, eharged with Wag meriented la altering erandsit lorlss The rider, west to show Shot an the eilerstas 41 Wei ner ay, the 18th ult., the hurls presser metered the Noises Ins, at Mertes, kept by Dlr. Batt, sad mewed to liessred with half • quarter of gin. She was slow, bat while she wee being attended to the landlady eiberred • Ira prep ht at the door. The primmer Inadmied la parrot • Nibut Mrs. Batt immediately delseled it le be ran Batt She (the primmer) Naiad toe it to be Mersa r ohs bad last taken It, sad word go beak with It. Mrs. Bat complied with bar request, mid the riser three half shadt ea, ring, am she all the moray in her poseeedne. The priors, then west away In the diners of the Weis Heed et Wielded's. Somewhere root the awes roe Rot mole primer catered the tap-roam of the King's Rea, her by Mr. George Dowses, sad willed foe • plat of her, he whir bee: good marry. Shortly afterwards he majored by the who erred him for • 2.. Om. She the went away and when she returned she daked for • glass of gr. She pat down • Soria, mid this tamed out to be bow. At the wrist of the primmer Mrs. Dower returned her the pine and both the prisoners west away. The hassle alas made her +pretence at the house of Mrs. Miller, el the Sia MIN Merton-bridge. She turd for • gime of gisy sad paid for it wi'h • Meta. Mble Miller prime thrift" sad see west away. Some time afterwards the made • wood appearance, and tendered another Swab. This ex. rated the suspicion of Mile Miller,who caused the two &Willa to be rainier. and they wen head to be araterfeit. The pri-oser then offered Miss Millar two rime from her fingers to be payer fax the usury ahe had given her, but she declined them and gam her into custody. Ttit oteer primmer was takes tato custody, and try found upon him, 6e. 3d. In silver, awl la. 3 d. In sappers. No marl was found upon the female. The asie prior& ethi the pAtoe they had Woad ni bad many arm Us. mg Ow amid do nothing with him They both refesed deers and represented that they had may aammbea lvLfd two days before. The praemera treated the whole affair with ladillwasos. Mr. Bellamy, who appeared (or the prom :aim as behalf if the Min , odicitor, said the feasala prisoner bag bora in crtody t. tore, mid was therefore nee so Irmo • press es she irt-to. Ito make It appear. Mr. Damask thought the ease was nanenaDy clear against the prisoners, and lady committed them for trial. "al a a te, 110 111 77 SO 19 N 19 91 le v ial 11 111 NI 16 77 SU SI II 41 as 141 269 Ue IU 11 a 1 II 117 119 it til US V 11l ni li. I Ili i.e 111 I_l NI 61 in 114 1116 ka; pseema.... ger Waist ow. ter • le. 11 4 4 111444142.4Lay5. Dbmiesesl.24B2wirlwer.o. mama a tii ti 1$ uo Is Is u ut 24 14 101 1 , 4 141 1 6 4 92 24 101 103 114 ST 111 SO M M Ifl if Unman. &sump awarankids Ardsmar . Ilalialashesiggaim edam arms .finelies. g aul 7 S airialfte al.ams alig: : "p a. Woo ii i D i rrATiersit I biTifilr Mom. ra:lrreel im f rl Nalls "Ile sal Ss VISIT or ML COBDEN To STOCIEPORT.— Mr. Cobden. who. It will be remembered, formerly roper ented fkookeert la perlimamt, having beeseelielted by the Reborn Leenektion of that town to be prereat et their agave! soiree, hes illti•Sated hie isteatioe, I f hi. h ea l h will allow hint, of complying with their wisher. T.. aoit hie coarsely:tee, the crest hoe been poe , posed VII Reel!. week. —,Vorteheßtor Guanitax, DISASTERS IN THISNOW.—WO have to record th• death of Mr. Itolpla Rwousy, of Harwood, Toed* is id Men meow storm of Saturday last. WWI' base be wits sot aHie distant from his 6 am, sod be appears , o base lost hts path. owing to the high wild, which was Wowing at thi Ham, muting the wow to drift to a good deptb.-00 Thuds, last Mr. T. Waybill, wb , ist on 116 way frees Bar awl Coedit to Arldsdale, loot hie way, laid ohm •siminise la the scow an lOWA b. wea found by ono* alms seedy esbausted.—lt mars& CArowir4. MAYS. II - .11. 1 !JIM - est - DEATH THIOIIOII EXCEEINITE DZINXINO.—An fattiest was held at the Royal Oak inn, Settee, i• the peth• of Beekinghns. on the 3Ott el'.. on the body of Mr. Riehd. I Sutton. and 35. who was fund deed by hie servant bow, Wals.m..bout 7 o'clock Oa the morning oi the 28*. Then was n thing pardoner to be observed ea his pe except a nark on hie forehead front a fall. & ma i noeeeively of ale from Thursday week to the Wednesday preceding this bigotry; in feet he drank sight end day, and emptied en Metre .° 'altos b•rral in five days Ate al.o drank • pint of pare brandy on the Thursday, and fell off the eels nod broke hi. loreheed. On the night of his death he tailed the boy up areal times foe brandy. Ile had drunk hard eontertmn for a week together. Verdict, "Did from th e itionstive dtink.nu of &mewed asd spirituous liquors." FLARFCL COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL. AND Lou OF THE BAILHEE BLIZADOTK DAWHON.—DOOIS, TEEM, DAT.—llis morning ea the barque Elisabeth Dawns. 833 ton., was goalies d.swn Channel with • cargo of *oak from fluederl•nd i.l Al•Viadri., and when about three nine of the South Foreland, ohs was run foto by another heron right amlAphipa, and conk immediately in deep water. Being cut b-low water mark the mew Awl great difiloalty In coming by the hoar and curing themselves. A very remarkable circum stance attended this estastrophe. On•-of the me sunk In the vend to the bottom of the we. In hi, struggles he came is mow with • pi...se of wood. about four het Inc which lifted him to the entice. With much exertion on the part of she seer be wee picked up end neat. They all Ward at Done and net with • most kind reception at the Sailors' Mane, whets they soca fund the comfort of sort • reins* Mir way hash' exposers , is a bitter told N.B. wind. It drflit linift known by the mew what need It wee that ran them I par Ws 4 MOO ••••••-: 111i n•11, 74 1 7-1 1.16 WolWat ii i se.iO3 woo *moo, ii i V I T. sa st: 5 u_ A 34 a si, i ti . SSMI U 4 114 U US. 4. 4 ". LIM L If * vf II 4 JOE? MCI BANTA 1 0 :rif 09L bat If Lay. Mush Ameolos Doak 9f 119.9. - - Kam 01•16.1 Laa. sad Mos— . 10m. et Igelbe . . gm= a...4 v 1 Nee Cliteeeil IMel i t : 'Demme busk evereeir er I De. leer Itetact=l :: Urea et LOll.lOll .. - u ~, 111 la a al V V lt M a a a a * i i is 111 Ti * ~ ~ I / , 14 THI UPl** IIItDATIVINGAttiI i'• FAIDAT The railway share market t 0•67 Is bongs. Me present quotations, those below Oa hest point of eth morning, show an range of f per amt. is Great Northern stock, I per WM. is South Easters, and f per cent. in Lnageeklis and Yorkshire, and Eastern Counties. Caledo nian has likswisa advanced. The Itirildies in other deecriptioos is of lees important*. Laideassi Nets Western stock is now quoted N to I ; Great Western, est to 4; Midland, 1001 to f ; Las ouhire and Yorkshire, 1001 to 101; Great Northern, 107 to 108 ; South Eastern, 84 to ; and Eastern Counties, 68 to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares, after im proving to If to 14, have relapsed to 11 to 11 prem. 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Net., that the dividend for the half•year ending Deo. 31, 1840, be at the rate of 61 par eent. per inn= on the capital of the emapery. MANCHESTER, Burros, MATLOCK, AND MIDLAND JUNCTION RA ILWAT.—The halterly meeting of the above company was held yesterday, at Midland Hotel, Dsrby; Sir Joseph Pacts , M.P., in the chair. Mr. Wragge (more terry) reed the report of the director*, which stated that on of the rent received from the Midland sad London and North Western Railway Compliable the directors propose the mewl dividend for the half-year of Is. 4d. per share, to be sarsztl: on the Ilth lament. The directors cull tertala the which they have before messes d —that Me completion of the line Moommunicial ion from east to west emcee the county of Derby will be important in a pubilo point of v i ew , and will be of advantage to the parties who carry it out, as well as favourably halessiting the ultimate hastens of this co Tpztiir.. bier The report wee adopted, and the dividend declared c THE Ikons FISHERIES AND THE COMMERCIAL Tatum wrier Feartcs.—We understood that upon the Intended commercial tree'y with France becoming known, the Board of Pisheties made • representation to her Majesty's governateet as to the importance of taking this °ppm-Unity to get owed dab, and especially oared borings, Introduced into that country at mo derate rates of duty, the present chnies being en tirely prollihilory, and that the matter has been remitted to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. If Ibis non merlon could be obtained, the benelletal change would be immediately felt throughout the cows of Scotland, and give new life and vigour to the fisheries theca those abundeat mimic.s of national wealth and industry; while the Freash would be no lees gainers In being supplied with an article of food, of better quality and at reduced Prior, which is of considerable coneumption in France, The !nide, If once established, might he expected to Mimeses rapidly from year to year.—ldibistrph Courant. CURIOUS GUN ACCIDENT.—On Friday last Mr. Nathan Hiles, jun., of Smitten, left horns for the purPooo of shooting crews, taking with him • gun loaded with • bullet. While walking along the road he sew a crow at the top of a hillock hi a field about • hundred yards distant. end In the adjoining field a boy in the service of Mr. T. B. Illarebal was ploughing. Mr. Gam fired at the mow, sad it posed that the ballet struck against a stone an the glanced eff at tight eniglee, sad, although the boy was Mewl, 100 yards off, hit the little finger of his right head, re bnlinded again and struck • watch which the lad bad in his pocket. He wee taken to Mr. Hoyle, surgeon, of Heigkiag- WM, and that gentleman amputated the anger, sad redeem/ the frette "o f um wiloalag one, which war mach dram& , —Litaieforl Mercury. , YO; r.-7. fAI Two o'CLoc K. The stock markets retain a tendency to improve- =ant. The funds opened this morning at an ad velum of $ per cent., bat have since relapsed to the Anal quotations of yesterday. British railway stocks experienced a decided improvement in the morning, but also present a partial reaction. Upon the whole, the feeling in the Stock Exchange to-day is more hopeful ; bat the uncertainty with regard to the approaching budget operates ma a cheek. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 67.60, showing a decline of / per cent. since yester day. The scrip of the hew Canadian Five per Cent. Loan his improved to 2$ to 21 prem. The Indian Firs per Cent. Stook of 1869 is quoted 103/ to 1. The Indian Five per Cent. enticed rupee paper is rather better, at 971 to 98, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 103/ is 104. Exchequer Bills show a reeovery. Colloids are officially marked 941 and 1 for money, and 941 and for the account. The present quotations are 941 to 1 for money and the Bth instant, and 94/ to 1 for the Bth March. Bank Stock has been dealt is at 229 and 2301; the Three:per Cents. Reduced, at Di/ and ; the New Three per Cents., at 94/ mad 4 ; the Now Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 79; India Stock, at 218, 219, and 218; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, at 1031, 1031, and 103}) the Indian Five per Cent. enfacied rupee paper, at 971 and 98; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 1031, 1031, and 104; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of 1868, at 971; ditto, 1869, at (971 aid 1; India Bonds, at 4s. dis. to 2e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 17s. and 21s. prem. The Turkish Biz per Cent. Loan of 1868 ex hibits an unfavourable reaction, being now quoted Got to f, after being marked 661. The Loan of 1854, after being purchased at 781, has relapsed to 781 to f. Then are a few more inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1852, 94; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 6.51 (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 102, 1011; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 211; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 661; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 781, 78$; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 66, 661, 655, 86, 661. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation wu only 12,0001., making a total of about 636,0001. since the date of the last return. The difficulty of obtaining money, occasioned by the dislocation of the discount market, contributes to check the drain of bullion. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on go vernment securities, which on Wednesday was as high as 5 per oent., was yeeterda3 only 2 to 3 per cent. Aa bearing upon the forthcoming Budget, some attention wu directed list evening to the fact, stated in a parliamentary paper just issued, that the excess of the national expenditure over the imams for the year ending the 21st Dec. lam was 2,019,6831. At Amsterdam yesterday Austrian securities opened at a fresh decline of per cent., which, however, was fully recovered at the close. The letters inti mate that the discussion of the great railway bill would commence yesterday in the First Chamber, and is likely to hut for several weeks. The mercantile community at Amsterdam continue strenuously to oppose the project, as tending to divert the coarse of trade. At Vienna on Wednesday the Austrian Metalline experienced a recovery of per cent. The exact amount of specie to be taken for the East by the steamer Indus, which will sail to-mor row, is 268,6191., of which 26,0861. is gold and the rest silver. The whole is on private account. Sub joined are the particulars :—For Calcutta, silver, 106,020!., and gold, 6,1001.; Haag Hong, silver, 73,698!., and gold, 6,8701. ; 'banshee, silver, 63,9601. ; Alexandria, gold, 7,9601.; Madras, gold, 3,9661.; Ceylon, gold, 1,2001.; and for Foo-ohoo-foo, silver, 9631. The shipments of specie by the four last eastern steamers were as under: Jan. 12, Delta Jan. 20, China 647.600 Jan. 27, Bain Feb. 4, Indus 258,619 -- - The light portion of the mails from Australia and Bombay will be distributed in Loudon to-morrow morning. The leading mercantile houses connected with the Cape have addressed to the Post-office authorities • suggestion that the departure of the next Cape mail from Plymouth should be delayed for one day, via., from the morning of the 7th to that of the Bth. The packet will then inform the colonists of the in tentions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer with reference to the wine duties—a branch of production in which the Cape is largely interested. Unless the suggestion is acted upon, business in the colony may be interfered with during a whole month ; or, in any cue, by using the telegraph to Plymouth, some houses may gain an advantage over others. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2021.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,061.; the Midland an increase of 3,1951.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire au increase of 8251.; the North Eastern an increase of 1,7871 ; the Great Western an in crease of 1,3811.; an d the London and South Western an increase of 1,4091. With referenoe to the market for American secari tier, Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. report as follows . . The merket for Araeritam securities primate no new fea ture It coatiteass without ordination., sad the actual trends action, of the past week have been to a very limited extent. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is annexed : We have had since our feat a steady market In Landau fart American securi , les, notwithstanding the ealmmeed who et monii. quotations remain rationary. Although this is • diminution in the demand, there la an absence of preea•re of stork for sale. The Sultan has arrived from China with 1,091,100165. of tea and 289 bales of silk. Tenders are reqtdred at the India-office for the freight of stores from England to Madras, Calcutts, Bombay, and Burrachee. The Emigration Com missioners will also receive tenders for a ship to take passengers to Algoa Bay. The Finance Committee of the Council of India have drawn no bills by the outgoing Bombay mail. TZURSDAT EVINING. Console, whioh closed yesterday at 941," buyers," for the Bth Feb., opened this morning at 941, " sellers," and closed at 941 to 1, both for money and the account. For the Bth of March the " con tinuation" was 3-18 to / per ornt. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 941, I, ; ditto, for ac count (Bth Feb.) 941, ; Three per Cent. Re duoed, 941, 1 1. 1,1; New Three per Ceuta., 941, 1, f, 1 ' • Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1886,171; Bank Stock, 2301, 229 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103/, 1031; dittii, for at want, 103. 1040 the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868, 97, 971 ; ditto, 1839, 97, 981, 971 ; India Bonds, be. dia.; the Five per Cent. " en faced " , rupee paper. 971. 97. 97+; ditto, Five-and a-Half per Cent., 102/, 1031. • The market fur Exchequer Bills was heavy in the morning, at Si. to 16.. prem., but the closing quota tion indicated rather more steadiness, being 10.. to 16.. prem. India Bonds were sold at 6s. dis., being depressed. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was rather flat, leaving off at 103 to 1. The Indian rupee paper has not improved in price, although one or two large purchases were effected. The final quotations were 97 to * for the 6, and 103 to for the 451 per cent. In the foreign stock market the principal varia tion were again in the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1868. In the morning transactions were recorded aa low se 64f, owing to a perfectly unfounded report that the Turkish government are about to propose a new 6 per oent. loan of 8,000.0001., at 60. It appears, on the contrary, that the government are adopting a more legitimate means for redeeming the outstanding k a i m e s b y levying a house tax. The quotation of th e stock had risen at the close to 661 to eft, being 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. The Turkish Loan of 1668 likewise improved t per cent., leaving off at 78h to f. The variations in other foreign stooks were not of much importance. Bank shares remain steady. London and County Bank were inquired for this aftetao3n, in conse quence of the satisfactory character of the statements at the meeting. Bank of Egypt improved about 10e. There wee also an advance of 21. in Canada Land shams, but a reduction in Peel River Lend, Electric Telegraph, and Mediterranean Extension Telegraph. London Deck stock was more offered, and wu marked 73 and 72. San Paulo Railway shares were quoted } to k die.; Rank of Turkey, IWt Ms., being lower; Ooean Marine Insurance, 2} to 2} prem.; and Universal Marine, f to f prem. The scrip of the new Canadian Five per Cent. Loan wu firm, closing at 4 to 2f prem. MINES-7SIS DAY. Two deLociL The mining market to-day is inactive; and in a few instances some flatness is observable. The principal business has been in shares in Kelly Bray, East Emmet, Great Wheal Fortune, Eut Guidon, and St. Ives Consols. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 111. St. Jun dcl Rey and United Mexican mining shares are in demand, and better; the former are marked 22/, 211, and 211, and the latter, 2i. At a meeting of adventurers in North Frames Mine. yesterday, the accounts showed a Wanes in favour of the bi cultural) of 6431. lle. Bd. The report of the agent, which recommended certain operations for the further development 01 the mine, together with the amounts, were alopi ed. The W heel Trelawney Mining Company declared on the 30th ult. a dividend 0124 per share, including a bonus of 11. pee shun The South Tolson Mine accounts, presented at the Laftdaff on the 24th ult., showed • profit on the two month, of 1,0231. le. 9d. A dividend of 24 per share (1,0241.) wee declared. 1.4 : l•-•W 109 110 IP MO se se M in 11C 7 3 KT% 101 101 IN 111 111 llll 1604 1 104 1 4:11 i ili al zd n Si id Mt 114 is 190 ICO ill,a 4 SI SI Si 4 le 4 i 4 411 Ns tit is COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANIO-(11118 DAY.) The weather in London, ere Wednesday, wee frosty; last night anew fall, whisk melted this morning; wind northerly. The attendees, of the trade to-day was small, the tone firm. Prima of moat articles of trade net materially altered. The supply of home-grown grain was moderate, and of eountry-made flour email. The imparts of foreign grain into London since Monday week wire re ported this morning as small of flour, email of wheat, fair of barley, and small of oats. Wangg.-Engliah held firmly at Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered in value. English whits, 42e. to 624.; red, Els. to 44e. per quarter ; Dunne and Kmageberg, 42a. to 6es. per 49410.; Bostoek, 42a. to Kb.; ether Baltic parte, OM to MM.; French, We. to 42a. FLOVA steady at last Mondays pekes. Town, 85e. to 45e.; Norfolr, 30e. to 30s. 61. per 2501 b.; French, 26a. to 335. par 2861 b. ; Amer., U. 8., 265. to 275. per barrel. BAILS; steady trade, at last Monday's rates; English, 24e. to 46a. per qr. ; Baltic, Hs. to 34a.; other sorts, 265. to 30a. par qr. OATS In fair demand at last Mondaye rates. British, Eh. to Mta. per qr.; Russian, 19e. to 24m. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 'Me. to 27a. per qr. Baas.-English in improved demand at last Monday's peter. Egyptian also unaltered in value. English tick, Ms. to Ms. ; barrow, 425. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 50*. per qr. figyptiaa, Els. to 32a. 6d. per qr. Past hem at last Mondays prices. English boilers, IS.. to 40s. ; hog and grey. 3b. to 405.; foreign white, 48a. FLOATING OAAGOSA.-Illiell last Fnday only nine grain-laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of oul via., 2 wheat, 2 maize, 4 barley, 1 millet. Bales reported since last Friday :-Barley arrived-lbrall, 25a, fkl., tale Male; Thrall (aid in Liverpool), 25e. 6d., less 21 par ant. pat 400165. Barley on peseage-Ibrall, 231. pia Imperial qr., an guarantee of condition . Maize rising in prior. An arrived cargo of 'bead. partially imperfect, sold at Mg. 3d. per 4601b5., C.F.I.U.K aainviia INTO LONC!ON .. 120111 J.ll-1 . 3) TO TEB. J. —.-- .. & .- MOO mood& Ma. losers. Mai 1640 2. =" 1 -:... - ::::::::: -.. 1 7 nag l7l 7411 l3lll 2.0 KO 47V 1122116 Omsk Mon 2.180 : imam Ram 675 'Lillis. nib. 111 !NEILL /MERLONS. Die. K.. Jaw .7. - !! ........ • I l■ w.►r kn. AWSNS I 4 , 1 U. 4: r i ll Us 14 n• 10d Os U 4 . 1141.. . II As 6 214 114 314 Id As 113 7. 6 44. &I As Id Us 6 61 it Ai 10 1. 6 4 3.11.1 As 7191 6'6w 41 As • A 7 46 114 As 41 As ld As 1:A. 3 6. U. 16; 34, 71 AA 6111. 11d AN 63 16, 3 -- - - • I. me A. 71 31 1 61 Si. 61 As 0:37, 14 Drev.-88bait. 114448. oar. ay.. *mu. 644 Per. U. SIMIWW Welmos TIM 1110W0aWWW W WSW/ P an In/air INSWIN WM NM WSW. "MUM. Prim. Dec ft. UM. St. he. 7. Ism 14. LL 21 ha. 24. 44 II L 10 48 6 LIVRRPOOL CORN MARIERT.—(THIB CAT.) (VT TINITI AND latex Nacturrio Nnt.tonAra.) (moat ova OWN 001112SPON MIN T.) Grain market steady. Wheat in moderate demand at Tuesday's rats. Flow muttered. Indian corn firm st tM advance. &mud Ibrail, 32A ; Galata, 335.; oats and barley in fair retail demand ; oatmeal Wady. MINCING-LANIL--(THI8 DAT.) Scow.—The narks* has been very dull this week, and prices have been with difficulty supported. The uncertainty of the forthcoming bulget has cowed both buyers awl fellers to suspend operations of magnitude in this and several other artiolee. Refined has been doll, lumps are quoted 5!.. to 53e • COPPEE.—The pub li c sales have gene a( Irregularly, but at about last week's currency. Ti&.—There has been a toll average amount of basher done this week, at fully previous rates. The public elite to-day are progressing heavily. Corrox.—A fair business done at previous rater. BALMT/12 hu lad without showing any =vestal alters tion In picas. SPICES nave sold at a shade advance. ffirow.—A limited business done at last week' e prier a. Davos sold in the fortnightly public male at preEous currency. Merlots generally have been dull. TALLOW MAKILICI.—(THIS DA The market is steady at the following prices —Town Tallow, 680. 64. not oath ; Perenbarg Y.C. oe the spot, 09e. 6d. ; March. 695. 6d.. " buyers" ; April to Jun% 661.6 d. ; Oct. to Dec., 634. 6d. "buyers." HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADLIMALL. — MaIIe : Mits. to 641 b.., 310. to 41. ; 641 b.. to 72ths., 4d. to lid.; 7111 be. to 80Ibs., etd. to 44d.; 80114. to Bblbs., 44d. to 6d. ; 881bs. to 961 b,.., to 60. ; 96th.. to 1041 be., 6 4 d. to 6d. Horse hides, 8.. to 10e. 6d.. Calf *lrina light, le. to 6s. ; fhll, 81. 8111.110NOPET.—ebsop skins, polled, 9s. to lls. ; Bents and balf-breds, 7s. 6d. to 9s. ; downs, 6.. to 7a 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden aad Smith report a good trade doing in hops at lull prices. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wells End South flettos, 21s. 6d. ; Wails ga m Main . 20.. ; Walls End Heaton, 21s. Walla Bad South K.llos, 215.; Tau6sld Moor Batts, Botaado Hartley. 16s. 3d.; Howard's Hartley, 16s. 37 ships at market. lad 9d4 Hs4 34.—• TREASURE TROVE.--A morning Ilk two letC9 oc• of the ;memo the employ of the Brien! mad Exeter Raft_ way Company went Into the weter•closet for t h e purpose of sweeping the door, mad eesiog a bundle on the door gam it a kink, end WAS jnat shoot to Immt the piece, when it struck him that he might as wrli pick it up, and nu doing m he Ma covered it to be no lees than a Intmlie of bank cote., to the amount—so says rumour—of about three ttit mend po ands; He at owe carried the notes to Kr. Were, the eupertoten diet, fn whose possession, we believe, they still remain—no application or notice of the loss having let bean ...oannuni- Wed to bim.—PlessesfA iourtsoi. SCARCITY OF KW FOE CATTLE IN FCOTLANDs —Everywhere a scarcity of kelp is complained of, and 'lisp stack, both en high and low round., have suffered • •verily. Feeding substenoes—cake, melee, &c.—are in oonairlerailts demand, end to my (semen are parchsaing these substances for the first time. Turnips sad mangold ere sow selling in Edinburgh et hero •235. to 301. per too. Potntoes hove &d -eemed to 4e. 6d. per cwt. Straw is in brisk demand, sod 20e. per temple has been paid for oat straw. The temple, generally weighing about 16 to 20 stases, makes the price of oat straw above Is. the stone. Mats are being teed in stables In Edinburgh as a enbatitute for litter. Strew i. even in greater dern.wl in the west, and higher prices ore 33:3. X. 11. Agriculturist. r 41 . i . 1, 1 444 lay 11;1 11l 111 111 14 1 141 14 V SS 4 N if IS ta IS 110 : 111 26 3 X a IS II NI TO IN i in 1 lasi I ! I r