The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-24 00:00:00

TKO LICPBEK FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY _24, 3860• LAW 11 4 4 TRI-I-IGEN CE. r 3LZCTIOP 0011111 TI 11.18.-(THIS DAY.) ' SHABA L13713.-..7 FIIS D4l. - - (THIS DAY.) 01L1AT YARMOUTH. Two rICLOCA. --•- peahe n. Williali e e y eee t h r B a a P y l7 iD eed tud &ben t° tr y p t L . Imi lm a se thil i h s Manilas . , share market opened this morning with COURT OP BANIRUPTCY. mon att the bet 'lefti es t er th e b eige * e a ef eree sseb. eteedinees, bat be. sine become rather doll. With (Before Mr. Cambria Pam) not di day, Kr. J. R. Philipps in the ask. The effiet then exoeptiom however, of a decline t •a i ter cont. in means 0 the ciites _____Sr. ink R. Dankly, Mr. J. D. Gust Weft= scut London and Weston 'to RI W. au eel . SROvatt. Yeeterrate. Kr. R. 8. &Aped. and ink N. Willseekby. L. lobwkss_prlese are fairly supported. London and The beakrapt had kept the Wheatabee Tavern, Rand c wet, Holborn ; he wee she a reabst. TEX wee the ex. Lb eee . The itutieUgun gi r B . I . /l imey s" ths i st vr tbe . Nk t asi a b e l utics . g, e. l . ll :g . A. ll* *: North Western stook is now quoted 99* to t ; Great a° 1 ••••• 0000 1. The 0040 0 * II" Isla" arien mon Toms, 1144., owe candid a te. ; and that Sir R. B. X. Weelffrole OS to i ; Midland, 1081 to 109 ex div.; asontha only show lishilitles el 101., .4th weft of 2111.. Los sad dpi H. J. &nosy were maned es barer a Laoseshho and Yorkshire, 1001 to t ; South Eastern, and property held estimated at 1121. There were no mate; emjetrim areas. They rate that dine TIM bY 884 to t ; Great Northern, 1094 to 1104 ; London but the beeknipte prof... aril imearge weee stated at 981. ; memegivie Mai their agnate, 'silty 0 , sad wrap- and • ' South Western, LO to 93 ex div. ; and Biaternl , erceere end Meese, 6/111. Nei. t mod latimidatioa, mad prayed the loam le c ounties h e t . 7 to I, after being first marked 68. the urban pared asequesed • declare the stall sad roe. Lomb:Ledo- enetian Railway shares have declined An Vara ma merle an &Wert for • n allowance. The tossed far the petitioren were Mr. rem. Q.C.. But Indian Railway Mr " • madaa' for the e".°("d' The baakrll4 Mr . Potolor , Q.C., and Kr. Johan.. For the doing uses- to 1 11-111 to 1 13-16 pron. erse unto. Man 61. • weak protoetonel engsgewasem I heee, Mr. gmeoey, Q.C., Mr. Rethrell, Q.C., ani Mr. Clerk. NO& oontanues in demand. Pernambuco Railway M-. Newt* for the baoaneat said that Mi. wee a very Mr. Phinn proceeded to open the ewe on the parcel Me eberee are marked 14 di e ., ex int., b e i ng ra th e r preceriene source of 'aware, sad for the hat two or three pidgi ns ... weeks be bed sot earned anything. weaker. -•-•- ORDINARY MARRS AND SWOONS. The Comiseceer- If the bookrept will ems before me ROSCOMMON. V a le .o,wf and etre that kb eartuage are really act inekient for hit The committee appointed to try the merits of se. ; re. I Racm o l s y t6 " . .Bwrr 1 PAL aubsietenoe, 1 will make hen ea aliewenee. le MN ..._ aminst the ernes for the candy of Roam. he bee been arras a renarobie vi at Maio • `•llWaithatiu; Mr. Dudes , iu the chair . Th e la daadas E d et a v a adirs . el ....k Cie two ; sad, Lade them e reeertenme, 1 anus men we ° ll s cr morning . ti committee ... Mr. H. p ew. H ee. I g a , b .. g b , b It 74 Calf 104 Itie any order at peesent. O. J. N Mr. J. St. Anbyn. Mr. P. B. Sinollett. 2 . _ u, WI Is an c••aLitil MID woman WALTON. Demi* Cr Conor end Patrick Graben', et di . ...elf ee - r"' . - The beakrapte were alp and inearemee brokers, of Tha fore •rehurch•street. Tire wai • dividend at=uader the atom that mdm Mat rhatirm " 'map ilimata P ttam Pralm4. til VI limMa ' almaird4lll ...-..--.. ° : " T 654 et 181 Thos. Wee. Goff, Rdwd. H. Taken, end Patrick I T spumes same, white hem reapartvely 13a ed. Ca r d " Dyson awe aadidates, mad that Colonel Preasi mad Mr. in 8 ei and Se. ed. ta the rand. Gel ram duly oesesed. The portiere alp varicose mote i ~..4 1 Let „az :ifiiiT - '- Mr Casein appreed he the isee. el Whoa, westing, mad iatimidetime : ead chimed the erste t t=a n II Ts 8 S proof lot 2.01101 . . wee tendered ageism each of the _ v xi. o g rosh kiss p l ay of skulk, a „a im ea e ell iest anellem waters atria, ell Imhoff elf Mama Mehra sad Harrier. •• 14 ; „.„,.e t „„b eeL Th e ee r y „ es " wee what , tide. papal( that the dean of the rid Mr. Oaf may be t ek e seelr ee ge s e __. - 57 Se 611 Ti trek • . NI 60 QC, ad ..4.,, b"ag as a ., *M b.* bi e " L e uuld eeer o we red is Puud t b e lehihu m a e. the T uPauft bie w in a ribt ' ..tw all asi , Q. vel t, Mr. Pities, - - - Ms. KUNIO E amma tte, alm ‘ met a X_ 112 141111100112011 - 61. dill petitioners; 84T F. Sada. Q.C.. Mr. C m . : lit ma llesdalk. aleorb the raserieg weer in the emarees castes. Oa the Foreyth. Q.O sad Mr. Barka for the si mmabtr. joint eerie the *Sad ragas bee some/rag like 6331. is bk. G . ma .," „ mid the ce . fn . the FM, . see th em Ila C. W sul ii ir o 6 4, 3 010 =-; ee l l a e t, re i bead. proceeded te - ZI irksome la support of the ellegatka of the IN 10/ petition. 2 =lit a ra:= ' : THE POLICE COURTS The Walser\ and Carlisle eareteeme were cianeed to- w arm entre - 124 IN 11101 10 del in hearing aerie is newt of the prides'. ad (THIS DAY.) eP ka A.l iff 111 id R 1 remeda#l,** M. " phi. o rhl ab ah SI i NBIIPORY, - - PM PS MANOION HOUR. ADADO A VENNI', AND MIA LOAD . es ... 2.1. ---• RAIL W.f 1.-/THIS DAY.) WI a - - we eel flame' Clarke was eltarr iv et a lt 'relies a week vale, tI N tereideree. 1101 MI U. Ille., from the parses of Readkeem. - re • A 1 M This day, at sees, the usual half-yearly meeting ek g Se rm r e a k in us &Ow, poberametable 885. mid be appritherled the pr ima lese night ia • pabbabism ite Westminster, end odd se the feeralharn If the gem railway am Mid at then lust - I I *v i a is m ess ££ " eel IL I 1194 1£ i I ham be wee wasted for ark*, kis escape from ea eke ea MI Talon :M.W. P. PAM, etWlTela of 110 00 • O IN i the 1011 Jewry lame, cad the priemair replied that be Ad ramie/, in the shah. 0. b e e,,,TlCro AtreTii - NI st r id as li at The aet wit ef the Ulf year amount' to 19,4091. 64.101., It en Ignieadisimit ..,..,,. 1 1 . 4) make hie 4111=becems he me nseeent. is al De mall Brooks, t kiward from the preview constable Ise, said he apprehended He WM* MN the Whew bosab M. lee dera.libetea Nowmfe 0 a i l °I 11 * 194. 9d., available for o 3 e_oepswea cm the 10th alt. in the watereleset of me el the balf-yeer, pee a Mel of MAK . mei too id tow I ad BA EF::: berag nm ereented lin"aid' ia Cr."ll4 easeNag a kialL gentiant'e lairr asteli t . Menent amilmil cad prehres Pellins ees " the di n deld. remaliod Ahsr 6o7.79 l :94l t o . i to rnie bt i c O ut A w r i kli suit sew . S-a;r •a!a! ad and wee tettag km m ohs retien, *salmi Ids by the of earned 10 the sell 11000 . 8 ‘ Ws GP Sserneedeend • 10i of his overawe, whoa he mar a suddenjerb, slipped eat of The Cl• ll3l3 ffi is 0030 11 330 slaidam of the report, ! "S ee leurrek h et W overoom, sal mews& obsoved that the waking enemas had beta reduced front ; it ; = et. Rimed ReaNiesa.-1 wee made, era the Muir ea ell le 411=ent. The traffic of th e lies wee ementially so' - 84ritilki .. .66 .... .6;t6 1...... .11114 1' a " f a. the 10th . it.. when I was met by three nom who of • nature, and octll the opmelag of the X 7. shiesents 611 kif /It aisles to the 'la IS NorthE: ------ elms* mod me. _I parted theengh them , sad looked WorellOw sad Hereford a ff orded enIR G O g o o so r e. - deans, when I Surd my char loose, and tastreplie mad the manufacturing districts, then arid de an my welch gnu I tuned mead li V a i r ew the three be so boss of en maces in the retats B . It was r i = 188 31 . 14 5 888-88181* . .. pai II Po t , ad " 94 S o y ad id RIM away, sad fullowtd them. They Want up war dear that this mike would be opened la the early pal : 3 ?... 1 1..- R Crotched- sod the Omer rued dews Three None- of eat yew. The Aberdare brooch bad %arm. warotneatTd. et. Ise DI . 41/I ........... 741 rat ad 1111 i i lad pert 1 Mew the, wee ne thergeold e re through, sad end the directors still believed that it would_prove • mar w e Imo a ses in t L iv ft ... ii... es i l i a weird at the Sep. • yebeemen ems up, to whom I related valuable ender to the main line. Am i no _Or. the under- re di larft ..... le Si its 141 f i d o d ierm .p m ," ..a b e em s down se e e p ere h ee d et t then taking with the Oxford, Worcester, se moister pee:, So eg g u arkwarse e lm, L. iT i , lei 1I s priamet. lam amain he is one of the three men, sad the and Worcester sad Hereford companies . .. _ - lt. I s e p.m. W ok some who weal town the yarl, but I don't know which of *NW epos the P• 100 1 10 of an 13° 13 • 13 ° of the to e e ft. e .„ eo e 7tl ti the three Mink my watch. three reviser. The Worcester and Hereford will be gas- is le Ur R. C a rden (t a prt anaa .)-1 .hell me yon a ) , w e t, reared • arra rare of interest not excriding . in ere the7B ea IM 1N al'llweer commit myself again if your worship will auk it ProPorMs of 24 per mot to this company, and per di. 101 Mremiere wer h -- 0 . 1. - east. to the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Com- le We 4a , at owe. Sir R. Cs:deo-Is anything known of the poisoner ? pry. A bill was sow in parliament fa arreir , out 2. ..-.......... da il t 1 6, 1 utd dd Partridge ( gaoler ) -I believe be is known at Guildhall. the aresent, and at the peeper time the clao. II be ' s r . u emu. tte to Sir R. Carden-Then I shall commit him for trial. submitted for the mppeonl of the shareholders of the three 0, - m e tay ee mmtrila e rei 70 11 GUILDHALL companies. la cortaion the chairman held out hop do! I q tussle- 4 5 u s ad ad A Cu CNA OF BRUT ES . prospects leeth e line. Hitherto its results had ham any g r - eft paid IM 1 ad thing but satisfactory ; but with the opeelest of the es. ea e t e , ..............._ Ni'. Pigott, the lanillord of the Hope Tavern in Newtra,te • • ... Sdi IN Worcester and Heredord, sad the amilkked nianii•ement of 0 al as es De --- market, sad Buttevietd, h.a barmen, ware summoned be f ore the three ert d eirta = t o we wee mew p rem i er o f a tett= di. 1 ... Vamp iiihiiii . - a Alderman Allen, to rarer for the following brutal and on the original le se elettenietmlea e Pianos 1N le IN cowardly useolt. After • bee dimension the report wee adopted, and the INK Irsliellsidamil 1111kmax- - - Mr. Beard having briefly stet-d the Wes on the part of re tfrim dimmis sad m at ter . re _ e l er e s e . es me elbe ee rkineel..---- IN the complainant, called N De. Skit Woe .-..- se John !WM', a labouring man, who sneered with the marks of Pigottrecen usage still upon his heed and face, and said The Prince of Orange, accompanied by his suite he mat into 's hors about *even o'clock on Saturday • PRIIIRRINON BMW& evening, and called for some gin, and not being attended to snivel in LlT o l 3oollo3 evaning. Ha royal blihmol was the et.; pe.; mowers, I Nadu ram I Mee he bed to ar three limn fur it, which seemed to man guest of W. R. Sandwich, Reg., The Woodlands, Abgburtb r ciie ennui , ueuere .... tee le l i Butterfield. He remarked to Pieta that the barium seemed where a p.ny had been invited to joi e the cram I: um.k.rta z ........ ic . IN 104 angry became he had been asked so many times for the gio, at dinner . We node:sand that his royal highare mea per .pere. - 1 - irecleme. Si - 41 aim which Pigott said it mimed complainant right, and leaves Liverpool this afterooon. The forenoon will 34 * I° ""••••••• t e l p. • • • : •• 1 33 11 r ie ailed out to Buttei 6 rid to give him • good hiding. It. Ile Do. Buttevfield then went outride, and ad complainant Probably be oomPlad in hh inetwetion of the dodo , 11 . Se L OlOOO3O - 3 0 1 4• 3 10 IN A. IN Dada. Re. I ISt 116 wan Maytag he struck him • violent blow hawses tli b ea: the principal local institutions, and other objects of p a tee taw g b ,,,4,0 bb ,b, De tee and knocked him down, and then Pigott came end public interim. His Worship the Mayor and one or a i t. 0w...1L. oe es es him several time on the bead, while the barman held Idea two mbar leading gentlemen of the town will doubt- tie !are anteree. ii. rtl 1171 down. He got up and wee immediately knocked down by his royal highness on hie tour of re v , irlA ur dark hlmh • e m a = 1 7 2 7 1 J e l t Butterfield, who de a l t h im a severe bl ow leader 1001 socooloof the chin, and Pigott commenced kicking Um losPoolies. Om leaving Liverpool hie royal hightail's UNo Oaf a. rea me a rem W I la 4. led nee a MOW& a the head. A policeman a l l ot), after came to nu aria- proem& to Manchester, where he intends making a brief um e e Iname... tee 47 se acs, but after being naiad fro.ii them the complainant wae e a sy . w ALI 1110:=1413•114reg .. - stacked a third tome by Baykal -Li. N e ee ... at 441, Ds. Mum Min 0- • ADMINISTERING OP POISON.-Mr. Clive and Sir es ise se, mesons. rm. To as Ilt Tilt rod) k-, 28604 the City police, mid he wee in private 110 cloths, on Saturday night, and saw the barman knock the Gearfo lA sl e have latrad mad 8 bill into the Um* of C-- it. lee rm.o. S. CR gl complainant down twice. Healso saw Pigott kick oomplainant moor Providing that any person loal. 'cloud? ad.olimiatevOlE •• lay M4 Lro cesa Sit 01 ison with intent to endanger life or indict grievous 1 al diem 10 Wi lc the heed while he wee 4 tog on the ground • great many E . , t. ____ _,...„ 1 . . .. 10 is De s. 17 10 tome. WILDEOS hoard Pigott Say to Butterfield, " Hold "a" , "a`"' •••'' be guilty of lelooy, end In tie Ds, de. de. 4p. a Ili 101 bin, down while I give it to him." w it ,. relleree liable to penal servitude for any period not exceeding ten a. tee maim the. meek to 7 him ; acid s sad not lees than three ye a ., or to i mpr i sonment for ec t en Pigott as oca as he get at and noterlthatand- r a mer Moe 10 Ca Mg he told him he was an offiar, he threatened to servo NIT New not more than three yews, with or without hard u ut . t •ii Re. . IC ist him durum, end Oahe nee of the most aboesiesble lan- l'anr. ..... at the d ' •mat i'm of the nun. Any Parma mall•I'moll a• ICI WO& 41 I II c7ll. iii. ISO 141 onausestenne poison with intent to injure, aggineve, or Amoy le. tee 1... pa Nisi . .7 wen Ho! 1$ la. Rowland, of 26, Warwick-Luse, eareborated the another person, will be rutty of • Widmer or, and Hebb j• 1 2 u tus t i rd iet t•r t r u r Ettl IN its eon cant and the policeman In every particular. to imprisonment not exceeding three yews , with a without '. tee L . a . o , ~ 0.0,431..00 , sif W at the die:radon of the court. The tii• Ist La 9 .1 1.1 a olla awl*. - - Tbe defeed.nts called two witnesses named Williams and hard lahmir t Di ell Osia 1 A - '• Pawn to allow th.t the complainant end the man he ems sate sad Il l m aam t. _ „ af _l ll4 P r t arcla hm ° „_ l ay lamh muale - tet e ll L la ktee.em i . la wi th were very offensive in their conduct to all In front of **am' may •• ''''a°'''' b y th e °art I° we*" o f fel eny. el I ra tear • ear lie TV 1114 ad hated the her , end on being Neemetteted with t h e If, upon toe trial of any perms charpd with the felony, the 4 et 1 4 tom eculacteent struck Buturactd, and they both left the tutus jury aril not be eatieed that such Wen 111 guilty thereof, l i. u t l itthia 4 ; se ee iio " 413 to Sable the fight outside. but that he is guilty of the misdemeanour, then the delin- .rie_ li . e l * I4t in the same manner as if la 44 e dakda a j ar dida . , Pret rdil a 11;14 tea s a l ad Magness Allen said the ease WS. very clearly proved, q884_,....._.1 wilt be Mall t._ . ,. • °,_ a ° Paambld, ad sad h ung rut i esed the , the " Im a ms b ed o.moimal a vey Collvossa epos an sARKIIIMai f or the misdemeanor. DOWILII 801CIDIL-An extraordinary case of U an li ii ,,a n i a b hi ass ' shals er • •• •• "”ZZ Is is; desperate assault be should mark his rue of their conduct rli by drag Buttafield 40e. sod Prot 61., or in default , one double suicide aerie on Tarn sight at Easton, •2. too 1 6 ..0. ma swig, •g, a month's imprisonment. With regard to PigeP, be coo- email village seer Hantiagdon. An aged couple named Sed- 7,• ‘ • ire. new ela. • mem lee 11l adored he wee a moot unfit man to be entreated with • dial**. both 2 4 000 of 70 Ivan of age. wbo had lived es. i N.fkat. -11sovime.Pmr. vs Se of .94 a d licesio, asd he would therefore take eon that a copy of the many years in the village, were found drowned in • pond Z .11 E ea. Mt. lOf ilie ed , do Ow tiCke:i -.- & pee w ee . s w i m be forwarded to th e e ttreeihe hies ...t re t e . opposite their cottage, haviog nothing on but their night i g ,„. a. , , ,„„,,, I e de at their rat meeting. &were. The policeman of the villa go being on dut 'boot et ea Ikea 9S X ad The Semi were ultimately p.id. eleven o'clock heard a ecream, and with another m y na pro- A. lei Oi - Wer.• N.4p.e. 131 IX ad' 111 id coaled in the direction, but were sane time Wee they L a ' 1 ° gt.i.------•• - LAMBETH. IN Neer anitematir. - -- could discover anything; they, hoverer, succeeded at last o Bp °Meal New Prat. 7! _._ cu•aria OF ATTEUPTI•III TO COMMIT AVICIDS. In finding the man in the peed, and efter farther march IN ile B.Aberdesage.k.e. tee IE4 EAU ArritoAt, a fashionably &mad middle-egad female, d ie ., ere d t h e woman , b o u t were ag u e deed. An t eems' ore pe. ler seat. Prof. SW. lei LW was ilarged before Mr . Elliott with onerepting to commit wee h e l d the W. • win i ng hal:„„ Mr . Henor , - 0 seit unigr a rt Pref. l lo / 3 ' ll auk-rile,, comer, et e e m e m su e d ie p.a. 11 111 when it wee stated that the decreed bad ter, on the pre- DO ell fl. Smelliest Ann.ffLe.ll at Us Vince eneteblis Them a Petter, 2.50 A, said that about v i ew , &t ur tl e' , a l . the guardi ans e t H en d e e = f or re li e f , KIM et rear lOl US ad ad to o'clock as that toot-clap he was en duty on Hungerford w hi ch it is b e li eve d wee e .t. a .,' out o f t h e h oc .. b ar vr i t 12 g: irj .. 4 , iv , 1: ad ad bop-Widge, and hearing the voices of moo.. persons bold they might go into the union. This, It is supposed, 44. W Ville, er a t . !... 44 ... ••, lot 101 IN ea if in altercation, he burned t 1 the place from whore preyed se much upon their minds ea to owes them to commit La 1 , 11 , utieuc Latalle rs ala cu ttm e 1 .0 1 a r e e ee they Proww 4o d. He th - tl found the Pri BBB •T and • ass. suicide. It appears it wee • premeditated act, aa on the fe ;ij I - E" -- e llua "i ii - .i and the latter wen begging end praying of the f our not to previous day they had disposed of their few articles of tarot. st. lel IWalinOwdl a titkent;m i t 3 60 as a do it. The witness caked whet Wee the matter, and the man and paid off debts owing in the village. The soil that tbe premier had got on the chains with the Mies. emu , hiving summed no.. the jury returned a verdict, 101111.11 IikILWAYL two of throwle he r sel f over , but he pulled her off. The to n ee d ereeteeoet-ageeef ere fee tweeryt tracer repeated Dar detenoinet ta to throw herself into the wi iiinut 0.1 Pe.l earxware I 011.104 whin I Mem A PUGILISTIC PARTY Ito TROUBLE. river, and attempted t i get on the chairs second time, when Tarr, together with Christ Slides, and a man known by 1: 2 ai aa ' su ' es."* " . " 4ll°. • " " be took her Into autody. the cersoesee of "Nobby Tom," have been apprehended on V T • iftSaieii.V.i ih. r The 1/61012.T. in reply inn the charm, maid she had not the Blighter Intention of dretro lag life while the had every- of breaking the pet*, of her Maty's subjects. As a s re nen in Derby Lod the nighurhood, Tarr and i s InaliniJaaseim. I thing she emeld deters to live for. The tact, she said, wee lneseed Red li Si that ohs had limo to Bow-street to 'diet a friend ant win enplei in a pathetic encounter et the ocenieenos- - .- -• rate( her week, sad in the coarse of their unlawful le 11 Nft walking over Hunger/ad Samara-bridge, on her way m om , i ,_ Bra h one, when • orange Icriklag man, with • bake, laid et ths '"'r e r t am t l i b in a Said 8882 ritBBB4Bt, Tan OP .......° 1/0 • 0 •4••••• 0 31 the whirr. Oa si ro aaol srikasoe = : it down , ad dropping on his knees rzetaimed, " Whatever yrida lsa tau Mr. en 8 1 Mae declared . perintendent Corboshley, of &Abase are pea going to do? my child; for Oal's sake don't do aramitn - wamata for the at of the principal; s: 3 aeeeme e ?" . ‘...„, _ SW. . £1 ... ... 7£ it" She irked him what he mere and be eel& " Why the o. and abet mic. tor , .., G arri a w r it e h d m ie r D H eeb u y tzn and he at h are ., p o i ; ce g i e hi brroug it tli b g g ....1 . 0± . -,....,..........._ -. -...• l --, ado 111 I Oa me >mho It over the bridge mai drown yet:welt" replied-but iota -°O6, yes, I'm IMO to do that," mad tp u By the Maternal of Mr. Hilton, eaters were - e j," s ew •• - at Him ne nnent the policemen came up end took her into i•iiet , 4. . bed to Bed the peace•breaken, whilst Mr. Hilton me accompanied b y M r. Corbistiley slao sat off In Mr. Elliott -Bat the mutable ram you rousted your in- k r izaa l., of the .. T he ... ceetetee • t ie - --- e _ e -- ,1 I 011 low 6 ra e. llo . II 111 t ea l l' 11 '" throw ' , mull ever, ia hie pre awe. and actually i r - v -- 0 4 1 - the • - -- r -- '7" .- laral •••••• •••'°, IVI Mast& 19 Iti got on the dotes* panes wanted , and at the Bebop Blaze public- al aroma oi cum l4ll 11 Pon loam caret. bee" in the Malady, they apprehended Tarr and " Notby nrw sew ebenc, Tem." They next proceeded to M e . h em , . eee i ts. i e 84. ii a N WIWI rEM• •• 7 I: M r . Moor -Well. puma Bed beft Ow • month. me Near IN am Peter's-ores , where they found Simko, These identity WM i'2 =am es I" ""tud bill ems 1 / 4 " . • asal Ma 101mamdischar ll ed * established by the fact of his let hag ei e u ees i e b e d b y - 0 Is Melee awl ma fidiVii:ii £4 ~.-..-. Meek eyes sad • variety of diecolatratiami, the ethete et oo Ilienem i M., na It 1 a re ail HI ala W sad • - Ten's handiwork. The three were ads. to Ulu:meter. and ou C I L DARING HMI Ittae.-A eosaiderable excitement ea the followiag de, they were cheesed before Lord Water- I li a an mod te.., , u was created la the wilier of Ch aced es Friday, by • derive Park sad " mita " tin Wednesday. Os that da y ths ff i l l 2 Vt“ ,"" ... - - - - and brutal robbery commitied la breed day, on a peer • help- thin 0 11 516 idalad ashal th• I marb• sad fousoittoB to WO 111 all lembre sad 11 W fi 84 • ler female. In a small iodated eaten betwe en Chilerell their taw at lb. Nab, mai... Ban woe accepted for their H or Del searitual - Pi .6 and Atteaberoegh. MI raring to Mr. Poetess, them lives • adgaammaa-ldwdY R.Juri.r. se t ereaale taisameo am let lb le 111 al erememet rare 1. , .01a man and leanly atrael beacon. After We sea l A /BIEL- 4 A tragical a ff a i r, " says the sp or t 41.. Wee Illendste •.‘.., III hat maw to work stoat eat •.'tle It is the mamba • man i manure at Chantilly two days stem About boon seer I was rreri-f= era , I the bore and ink -ii ill.. wife If she wonted say I giathern .lighted from • down wen at the mele e ey then , r e ° 3l3l ale ••- i ll ••• 1 60. o• Wag anawymil in the negative he still Iran/ 1 rya and immediately to the forest. thee of the • en maw. la Me h..wo, steams frivoler gumtrees. till • second teen 1 area (a serum 1) rouisisist wow diatoms behind, -.........- nivni'l wile Iti• foe* .14 `cubt•d• and WW•4W7441 to know `while the when admirer into the wood, end • duel with where they kept their meaty. The woman •.lil " Hew le it . swords (foe sect we. the object ef the party) begaa. At the 4011? STOOK 111111. S. ly • Witmer mos wlth a family etc v end / mien r ; dish per M. de 111 - fell, seriously wounded by a throat sis. 4 lllus. 1 llama iPI it WWila 1110 He Owe weed her by the hair of the bead, rapped her ' throagh the body. Both I to tou low•olos of note. ee.e. 1 and ter taM upstairs, and en her still reforest to tell hist The reds* ma y wee removed to the Hotel d'Anglete re - - - i ama serie d e!._ _............ :fi e i iii fit 11 drew • lea e trout hie pocket, sad swim he would cut the sad there remise la • daagevona sire. Vara rumour; air••• lie L . 1 ,4 =...--* ' u se .41 child a ter at if re did ant iseteatly Sell him. She then are afloat as to the cease of the encounter ; and it wss per- garoo li - -- o f 7. 1 11 5 2 e,41 beet •Ler.. th.rs wee 14.. al roved up towards a keg of Ocularly remarked that • lady early veld remelted Chantilly ea v ael m ariumpLewenee an - - in woe \ flour, eel Ulna !socked her Bowe be trek the mosey and by the same bra, sad awaited is the town the laser of the ••••• YU a."' Nr il al a t r . then decam The police were biome of the raw as esai'vel." A.m. ea. ei NO 11 111.0001 hh Ilwaetbdis. 6 . 00 as theme Pawl seems had mammal. but Mos been unable Nevi° tootox or nix Mzessr.-At the meeting 1 Les..und Ohba.- ell SI MI 1... Owl out the rinsing. - Atilitayitasts Jeterwal. " ,of the Mersey Dock end Herber Bead yesterday, • report aig a----- II is Is litil•LIRT CT AN INN.- -500 e title during toe Irom Admiral Eyre, ceeservater of the Mersey, wee reed. _,,.., al •""*II of Mader Ire mi entemelle Ca myeterieus rubbery It stated that the rongebea of the river wee satiefectory, S= wee elected at the itaehert lea, Bowelleart. Stamford, cad °teem e d that ail the change' why had taken piece Mi T hatis 111 14 " re mewel by N• Presort. Oe that night a ball was gima during the kW twenty 'sere la the approaches to. sod the p 1 • r.„.,, . .. by the rneasio s in the Cora Esetarge , et which Mr. Pres- Channel, of, the Mersey had been fin the hater. The new ram _el - - 3 31 3 ad I 4 - -. `Nye 1 am wadi preasiit. mmeriatamdras elm refreshoest deoutowat. rime walls bad protected ice tidal book water in the upper s z i 1, --- , se - - U. wife . rat e ..,•,, fr s ereee bt bei n g t a rt al ben,. Whim the sectary. The report was adopted. . - i a ... .. Mier mre Wed, carrel, •MO , erdeady ramming ' Flee ENGINES roe Ducx PCiPtelee. -At the Zee al .2,0_,• 1 5ew,,_-•••••::- g : : , • mowt.tee .4 ire ensaie.e. ed ma Weis into the land- sooeslog of the Merry Dock Board yeetsrdaY ...me- _ i ■ .=..... -- ria :so - - lief. I. d•, i.ie so I took arm • rink, in a drawer. mid and i Ilona wore read hen, Americus Climber of Commerce &emu Walt Oar IN 5 ft 4.1 1 alas* "" Whoeet of 7111.. *arise heeled •W. note awl a i sea Liverpool u e d. reri ,,,.. Aieeekeee. ervee , pon „aye au ty peree el.w eerk , az; a . u se n l9 I TI N 195 geeetir• of ode.. toot me le two troll novas begs ' the board the imeortance of hiving Ire memo with steam war to De No . on .. - Are 1:4 R 1.% Sr, PILIIIIL-On Monday a child only pump. provided fs aw. i :the river and le the docks. The Wel lll Wee& Aelee . X .... 7 ell - - 1111 I IS" 4 " . 11 ." tat? In the b -mita) a Leroole to ham en ecenemonierietes owe re to the mentor, ta order to ob- 41.007 I a Dints se to"' No , - arm set that wee arid/wally Nokia et the birth. tale pleas cad entrain of the come M., , V Orme et L.e..k. v ti Se lA, ILW bales Meese---. 40 - - sit sio 4 IMMIII PONIIIIMIONI. eti. 1 1 . 4. i lbarilliall I 1 Is I won. - - N NI 91 4 tis 47 74 .7 N 78 U MONEY MARKET.-7M149 DIP I I ill pi 'FA N 96 96 X V TO 7S 76 TT O 9 ti Gi 14 16 11l 41. 96 TOO 96 IN 90 r so 51 r Na UN= LIASID A? 'WAY& I Bedird C M 1 L. • s I a f Il T 1 I.loKao 2.soogAt. , lis Pi pit 1 4b 1 lit 1011 U 1U 1 5 i , r I LED 111311TAI" i 2 ta .... Illigi. iff. Carom . r — r• a rierrits7, R 4641.4.. ::: Er se, mass OM ..... Va t • l =l. Zoo •t. II itreLk ell aarel4l ILO sad Der i 10 .. 7=1 144414m1. Mici.44l Deskia fa. NllMMlNOPyitasekill.ll.l PIM 4 Mona LerlrliTh . It* Preens 4 . .14661: . 1•14. - Mkury I •••im•4 Os PM* 5t04.1 la g radj alin .4 per MSS :gll/6•07141a4 4 ib M. MGM. • 411,1 1 ImiereCle M4l 1 . miiii i rts illwl S m ft i res t.i . t Dlsolial Narliers Is ilr=. r• Ma ewers ~...,. —• DOM 4 war sift. Penlis I s li mi ‘Virsi.: . • 111.W40.14 &York.) 1•44145. • limp reMll4•O4O. itz= le •C :=. Mr. AVM lii - - - • • N lel lOL OIL ISI IX xi *l2 111 id IN da l 141 di in U$ M If Ili 110 li3 Of II I I las IT ti 136 LP IN 1$ IN llt go gg Ti Si ill! 116 106 111 us 116 Two o'CLoco. The funds to-day are flat, with little business. Priem have again declined / per coat. There has been a disposition on the part of some of the 'Peet ,- lators to entreat cause of uneasiness from the news that the Channel feet has sailed for Lisbon. In the other departments of the Stook Exchange prioes are generally firm, although business is dull. Turkish Bonds have advanced, whilst Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares have declined. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter'. telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 88.20, bat declined to 68 06, being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are °Soggily marked 96, 96/, and 941 for money, and 96, 96/, and 941 for the mutant. The present quotations are 94/ for cash, and 941 to 96 for the Bth of March. Bank Stook has been dealt in at 280 and 231 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 951, 1, and 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 land 1; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869, at 1041 and 104; the Five per Cent. meshed rupee paper, at 981 and 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 104 ; India Bonds, at par and 4s. prem. ; and Exchequer BWs, at 275., 24a., 281., and 281. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 remains steady at 104 to 1. Exchequer Bills are inquired for. The scrip of the New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan is quoted 2 to 21 prem. Foreign stocks are firm. Turkish have risen nearly per cent., the loan of 1864 being quoted 79/ to 80, and that of 1868, 681 to 871. There are also inquiries for Spanish and Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 931; Chilian Four aad-a-Half per Cents.,l 87; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 941 to 961 ; ditto Three per Cents., for amount, 71/ ; Russian Four-and-s-Half per Cents., 97/; ditto Three per Cents.,lB69, 851; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 46, 461 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 34, 341; Turkish Six per Conte., 1864, for account, 794, 791, 79/, 80; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 881, 671, 87; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 102, IN/. 1001 1001 IN 110 10 100 M IN 09 100 10i 14 109 111 ILII th llloi I 1111 MI i 1./Si In consequence of the failure of the former agents of Venezuela, Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., the dividends on a portion of the debt, which had not been converted, and some dividends which had not been claimed, remained unpaid. These arrears, dating from 1840 to 1847, have been the subject of correspondence with the government of Venezuela, and it has been arranged to issue to the holders new 3 per cent. stock for the amount due, and the government has also engaged to pay a further sum of 20 per cent. in cash in September next. The amount of arrears to which this arrangement applies is about s,OOO/. The City of Baltimore has arrived from New York with 16,0001. in specie, and the Tagus, from the Peninsula, with 4,0841. A telegram announcing the arrival at Aden of the steamer with the January mail from Australia is expected to reach London in a few days. The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria (London) Dock Company took place yesterday. The tonnage entering this dock last year exhibits a decrease com pared with 1868, while there is an increase in the number of vessels. The decrease in the tonnage is accounted for by a decline in the imports of guano to the extant of 172,332 tons. The general business of the dock, however, shows an increase. The re port was adopted. The " Great Northern Palace Company, Limited," have definitively launched their plan tor a great "Palace of the People" at Muswell-hill. It is con tended that the aeoessibility of the site to the swarming population of the north side of the river warrants a belief that the returns will be sufficient for a fair rate of dividend upon the capital of 800,0001. The estate consists of 460 acres, of which 160 acres are to be appropriated to the palace and grounds, whilst 270 are to be set apart for building purposes, and are considered likely to realise a nigh value. In addition to the facilities of moss afforded by the Great Northern Railway, whence a branch is to be constructed to the building, it is pointed out that " passengers arriving by the London and North Western, Mid land, Great Western, and Eastern Counties Rail ways, will reach the palace without traversing the streets of London, and the trains of the Blackwell, Noll London, and Metropolitan Railways will convey visitors every quarter of an hoar from Fen church-street, Farringdon-street, Paddington, and the intermediate stations." The attractions are to oompries a winter-garden, a concert and lecture room, and various in-door and out-door amusements. The means of promoting popular education are to re ceive special attention. Lord Brougham has ac cepted the office of president of a council to be en trusted with the educational department. The names connected with the undertaking are highly respectable. The board includes three directors of the Great Northern Railway. The engineer is Sir Charles Fox, and the architect Mr. Owen Jones. Every original subscriber for not less than ten shares is to be entitled to receive a free ticket, giving admission to the palace and grounds for a period of ten years sifter the opening, in addition to dividends. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6621. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,3201. • the Great Western an increase of 1,2991.; the M idland an in crease of 2,6621.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1431.; and the North Eastern an increase of 1,3011. The board of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company has been strengthened by the accession of Mr. James Nugent Daniell, the respected chairman of the Blackwell Railway. The financial agents of Canada t ave put forward an advertisement, stating that " they are proceeding with the conversion of Canada Bonds into Canadian Consolidated Five per Cent. Stock, on the conditions stated in the circular of the Ron. A. T. Galt, Minis ter of Finance of Canada, dated 31st of December last." The half-yearly meeting of the Stay - ma and Aidia Railway Company is called for the 26th instant, and will be made special, to sanction the issue of debentures. An extraordinary meeting of the Darjeeling Tea Company (Limited) is called for the 2nd March, to confirm the resolution for an increase of the capital from 30 , 0001. to 40,0001. With reference to the market for American seen- Titian, Mews. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. report as follows: There Is so particular ohmage te soda In the market for American seearides. It continues very Sao, with a fair average antoant of business doing both in State stocks and the best description of railromd bootie. TIIIMSDAT RIMMING. Console, which closed yesterday at Hi to for the Bth of March, opened this morning at 96/, and closed at 95 to 4. For money the last price was 96. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, 95; ditto, for amount (Bth March), 954, 1, 95; Three per Cent. Rednord, 951, 4, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 951, 4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring In April, 1886, 171; Bank Stock, 231, 290; the In dian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1044, 1041; the Indian Four per Cent. Debenturee,lB.sB, 971 ; ditto, 1869, 97f, 971; the Five per Cant. "enlaced" rupee paper, 981, 98; ditto Five-and-a-lialf per Cent., 104. The Indian rupee paper was comparatively quiet to-day, but steady in price. The Five-and-a-Half per Cent. was quoted 1031 to 1041, and the Five per Cent., 98 tot. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 wse Arm, at 104 to I. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 24e. to 275. prem. The foreign stock market was rather flatter. Turkish stacks experienced a reaction of # per cent., OOLOIIAL GOVIIIM I 310000. Ira 00 . CILIII6r 00 .0 1161111•ix011684.04 n 41.4 040r.PN r o d De. dyer sat. 1171 CO bre. II per mat are. do. Sala lld New Aida VAAL ' 10. RAWilwarr.l.....ll.ll Lee De. p.5..1171 litd l7s Da. /0. C..lddd lOO Ind d olbO o.rt Bk Ma. Woe. 147/ i r I De. Is. . •.•Larr.BoMl roau•R OBLIGATION/. Latworo a Lou.. . paw. lboows of Iflitoo loor oL De. Wow I a. Osalrol se Ds. Now I vs wok .. a. looroboorif,por Yoram GAL Loo llam omoSeisoos we& Wow KoOLS pot el Do. pormg....—— Wortlrnot Iwowoo I mot. roolo D°D 4 l=4 lwows K .... Do. Do. ow per amt. ... loyal OwoNoi f pormal. infirm of Mom! !pt. W. L llrowned • want. LW. lam go. 4. lui list I 14 - ii 141 t fl I 5 i a ... . Lli 14 iii II 1111 II IN Ili Nisom.LArsoun. i= r id... s m.:2 lac Amides Mail Deka Da.8.1=11016 De. 0 Ora/a Zama Otarigzae C V& M. 11 Fara Palma trams.. , Dal wal.Pirp.D merle ob Da. law. sal AM: =* laallaaciaTaLa 1 W aag e . L ) Maas. Iraga.ioami saseaF lic 7 TiriguL Dlmaa a.. ilVa re: di7i; 4 Odin. Doha ft*Lou A De. de. 0 Dip. 4.. ila C Pal kw i r laaaa i Z Pirsji Irareirog 414.arrxii is mlipik.Gew i Am A,m — isi — m=ded .l *OreYe DD.. 1 1 14mihim°.. as Dlsm.sinV..l riiir ii ii lii 140 Wsi ; 40 21 22 14 II in 117 ID p 111 al IN 41 10i lcsi tut 0?! iii :ii id par 1 pa ad si Si i • 1 1 Of Ile le 1 ells le e li II is i • li Si die I r az i -a is 90 If 14 as C I mr IS IS lin od I I 7 id II IS ISO ISO H SII Use za a 60 7911 1 1 A A i in 33 id TR171 , 10 RETURNS. ZAILWATs. raw P... MW. 1.0401. Seed 0910. siren cream MO. 1889. We* fore Ir. & At bar W lOBO Irma IU A A 1.403 117 Writ sere tr. IS. Strel NO Isar 076 UM 6921 6.823 &rem Mr. rellsurre Ilareiss Mr raw 349 *B4 983 960 .0.9 rare Ito. 17 Artbr• or Mrs Mak mar lib. U. Nati 1111011111 lir Ilerms . Utr l9 o l9o4lBr . eiregs;; w Ware Worked re lir* 6e7 U 4 1.883 164 LUNA* 801 tree 74 48 1.14 121 IMAWNIMITgr ens EMMIMIN 9lB 449 747 700 norm re Orr wan owns na wmainiin — 663 6.612 .1a 7.982 .. r 6.980 . __ Wow=llisPea. IL intim MI 19.C42 10017 NAN 31.767 irares aludihillie. .....ll . 7 l : • a 1, 9 4 37 71 IV 6. 2 2 11. 6.13.3 " 1.016 OW Sit i ft 6.711 .ar=ir tmn iftellia ijaaria gi t/6 640 6 660 1118"" t em e llre eins ...............6 Ma 1031 VAG to •..........-- IN —3.1 m 1 "-k_abolialmil, sill 171477 .. : ....................... gi 1. :12 Usalt LZ THE CHARTS:IRD BANE Or INDIA, AUSTEALIA, awn CZINA.—Thee Shah manual meeting of the proprietors of this comps tacit place at the Landau Tams, yesterday. Mr. Thomas Mitchell, M.P., the adman cf the company, stated that In consequseos of the acs-receipt of the mcomate teem their agoras, the Manton were imehM to lay before the their report, sad to declare a &M -ailed ; but they sued that the meeting should be adjourned es the 29th of Meads. The meeting was accordingly ad journed to that day. THE LIVERPOOL LIGHTHOUSES AND OTHER COAST LIONTIL—The 1111400167•1170, Of lereepool reported to the Mersey Dock Board yesterday the results of hie Alt to various llghtboases cm the coast. The report showed Ibis the Lt.orpool lights (catoptela) were quite ogeef belt is brilliancy and la illuminating distances to those violist Than electric light on the Botch Foreland was pressested a Worn as ft presented no superiority at a distends ever the South deadhead light, and required two deal-engbes no wort the magnet. GEOLOGICAL Socurry.— The the reesdng on Wednesday next will ties of the Less of the South of Wright, P. 0.1. paper to be read at be " On the Clemeifire- Idaglead." By Dr. T. ' the Loan of 1804 being last quoted 791 to /, and that of 1868, 661 :of. There was also a reduction of per cent. in Mexican, which, after being dealt in to conic extent, 'telt o at 211 to 22k. The snares or tree English, Scottish, and Austra lian Chartered Bank, and London Chartered Bank of Australia, were rather firmer to day. Other bank shares were stta Jr. In the market for miscellaneous shares uo variation occurred. Oriental Inland Steam A and B sham were officially marked 2 dia. The scrip of th, New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan was last quoted se to 21 prem. The closing quotations for the shares in new projects were as follows:—Oceau Marine Insurance, 2} prem., " rather reliant is Universal Marine, /to *prem.; London and Provincial Marine, 3.16 to k prem.; Bank of Turkey, 1 to Of d i n. (after falling to 1 did., "seller.") ; and City of - London Brewery Preference, k to / prem. NINES -7111 S DA 1. ?'wo o'Cimca. Only a moderate amount of business his been done this morning in British mining sts,eks. Prices exhibit little a:teration. In the Stoek Ex change East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked M. Shares in West Stray Park, Vale of Towel-, Wheal Grenville Lewis, East Caradon, and East )3asset, have also been dealt in. . • .-- Poreign and colonial mining shares are likewise quiet. St. John del Rey are marked 21! and 21k ; Great Northern Copper (South Austraiii) prem., being inquired for; Scottish Australian Mining, par; and English and Australian Copper, A special meeting of the Wildberg GINA Consolidated Mining Company is oelled for the let of March, "to name • report on the present position of the undertaking." At a meeting of adventurers in Stray Park Mins, held on the 21st inst., the amounts showed a Wino, against the ad venturer* of 1,21 W. 11.. 2d. A call of 21. perdue,' woe made. The copper ore sold on the 2nd inst. realised 3471. 6e. 21., which will be oredited at the next socomit, together with the Moored/ of another title of copper in April, of about the same value. The Trencrun Mining Company, an the 22nd ltd., made a oall of U. per share. s At Wheal Arthur meeting, held yeeterdey, a call 0(4,. per share was made. At a meeting of the Broufioyd Mining Company, held yes- Mrday, a resolution to inmeamthe capital by the how of 5(.0 now Wares at 41. each we pared, subject to confirmation at a future meeting. COMMERCIAL AND MARKE7S. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weedier In London since lam Wednenday hes been on the whole fi ne. Thm morn* was fine, wind B.L The attendant.. of the trade In Mark-lane to•day was fair, the tone firm, but very quiet. Prices of moot articles of trade unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain wee small, and of country-made flour moderate. The Imports foreign grain into London since Monday were reported this morning 113 fair of flour, nihil of wheat, small of barley, and Mini of oats. iiEAt:Eoglieh held at last Monday's &Miaow. Foreign at Ism Mosday's rates. English white, 42a. to 62a.; led, 3b.. to 441. per ; _Dmando and Koeugebses, 425. to 66a. per 4941 b.; 425. to 601..; other Baltic ports, 40e. to 46.. • French, 38a. to 42a. FLOUR untintedlied upon last Monday's rates. Town, 35a. to 435.; Norfolk, 30a. to 30s. 6J. par 2801 b.; Franck, 28s. to 335. per 2601 b. ; Amer., U.S., 26. to 275. per barrel. &ALLY steady, at last Monday's rues; English, 245. to 465. per qr.; Baltic:, 265. to 345.; GUN; sets, Hs. to 30a. per qr. Oat. unaltered to value. British, 20s. to 30e. per qr. ; Russian, 19s. to 245. por qr. ; other Baldo porta, as. to 275. per qr. BRAPCS.-finglipb-Witta a quiet demand, prices were rather in buyer's lavour. Egyptian rather dearer. English tick, 36e. w 41s. ; harrow, 42a. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptialt. 32a. to 32a. 6d. per qr. PEAS quiet, at lass Mondays pekoes. Eughen 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, Ms. to 40s. ; foreign whits, Eis. FLOATING Cartoons.-Elince last Friday Mesa lades vessels were reported arrived at porta of call, wts.-2 wheat, 6 maize, 6 barley, 1 rye, a 8 sold on passsgs except two cr three. The latest reported sales were : Mama arrived -Two Odr.ra, one 33a. 91. per imp. qr., one about 345. 3d. per 4921 b. blsise on passage-Oleos, passed Constantinople 12th January, 32.. 9d. per impenal qr. C.F.I.U.K. To.. day the telegraph reported the serival at ports of call at about tea grata-laden vessels. ,itaivaide faro WsDOs nom FEB. IS TO rms. 10 Aug Mob tßovire. aner mods. Os nowt 46) . 11Walsh Bs* llcas.l.ooo 1/nrelab ‘lne/r. 340 . 46Es. 14PERIAL ATIRAGEO. - Jae. 14 .... —. 4.1, 111 91 Si lib. 4 ......... ll ll lu. Tr. '7;1%;:"5:1101"4, 59% -. 4 P- . 7;2 N. 41 Ns 161,14 1 , N. 34 16. N 34. 7.1 lle 36 99 114 11. 61 31 34 4/... 11. 04314 131. II IN M If. 111 11, 11616. 9 19 41 91 el SID 111 Ng 111191 IN No SI .31 N. 9 - 2 ' 61. 61 61. 41 39. 9: 917 M. Ills Irwin' A ri. Armee.' 41. "a L1646.-.14 bast. Darla. Ono. Kn. War. 11114011111 11110W11.0 1111 FLOOTVATICISIS W TO 4V11403 IMMO OP Wllltr DVIUMNI TVS /IX WIME• 1.11110. Prise. lan. 14. lan. 21 l u. la. VW 4. Feb. 11. Feb. Is. 44 I I si 10 _ 6 .- 48 6 LIVERPOOL CORN MARA ET.—(THIS DAI.) Off •(D IRVIN M•ONNTIO TELFOILAPPI.) (MON OUR OWN 00/I.II4PONDINT , °rein market moderately attended. Wheat in fair demand at the athance. Flour Reelected. Indian corn eteady at full priced. Gallus. 345. 6d.; Egyptian, 335. 61. ; 'brat!, 335. 6d. Beans firm, all other articles quiet. MINCING-LAN R.—(TH 18 DAY.) merket has been dull this week and sceroaly sn average amount of business done, yet ws cannot alter general quotations. Refined also dull of sale; lumps remain quoted 61s. to 631. CO/FEE.—There has been a steady although not a brisk demand for this, and last week's prices have been folly supported. Taa.—The large public salsa this week have gone off irregularly, and in many metazoan Id. bwt r. Rica has been in good demand, and a full 'mount of Imams done, at a slight advance. BRANDT has sosraely supported last week's price.. filatrerran has been dull of sale, and prices with eifficalty supparted. Balm have sold steadily at previoam rates. CorroN.—About 700 Wes Bald this week at former prlees. INDroo.—Guatemala sold freely in the public sales from 3 to 4 advance on the October Mier! pricer. In other articles no material alteration, but markets gene rally have been dull from the non-settlement of the budget. TALLOW MAKKST.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prior: —Town tallow, 69a. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg T.C. sa the spot, 60a.; ➢larch, 595. 9i.; April to JIM. 66a.; Oct. te Doc., 635. HIDE MAEKET :7 -(THIS . DAY.) LEADENHALL.—Hides : Nibs. to 04Th.. 4d. 'to 40. • 64lbs. to 721t0., did. to did. ; 72Ibs. to 501 L.., eid. to dd.; !Mb& to 88168.. do. to did. • 881 be. to 961 be., bid. to Bd. ; 961t0. to 1041b5.. 6d. to litd. Horse hides, 9e. to 11e. Call skins. light, 3.. to 6..; tall, Ss. ,Biattottoesi.--Bheep skins, polled, 9s. 01. to 11e. 01.; nets sad holVbreds, 7s. 9d. to 9e.. ; downs, Lis. 3d. to 7e. 9tl: BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattsadea and Smith report that the market Is In a quiet state, waiting the result of the budget. CONGRESS OF BRIPSUILDSRS.—A series Of meet ings of shipbuilders, and of gentlomea interested in naval architeeture, will be held in London vent week, on Thurs day, Friday, sad Saturday, the lit, tad, and 3rd of March, at the Society of Arr., John-street, Adeiphi, for the purpose of inanguraung the new Institution of Naval Architect... On Thursday and Friday, morning and evening meeting. will be bald each day at I t cm. and 7 p.m. respectively, and on Saturday a morning meeting only, at 11 a.m. At the end meads& on the morning of Thus aday, the Right Hon. Sir John Pakingtoo, G.C.8., will preside and deliver an address to lb. h io tteetirn. The speech of the right hon. gentleman r will be followed by the reeding of pavan by the Roe. J. Woolley, LL.D., Mr. Scott Russell, and Mr. Grantham. In Mr. Grantham's paper, which will treat of the strength of iron ships. the .are of the Royal Charter will be elaborately Inves tigated. At the evening meeting of Thursday, the Earl of Hardwick. will preside; end at mairequent meeting. It is expected that the chair will be taken by Mr. &dem , Heto.rt, Lord Clarence Paget, and Mr. H. Corry. On these occa sions numerous prole Mosel pepsin will be real tv Mr. Joseph Mandalay, Mr. White, of West Cower.; Prnfewer r Airy, Astronomer-Royal, end ether distinguished gentle men. A paper on chain cables, by Mr. Lent x. tbe mane factnrer of all the chain cables used by the Admiralty, is ex peoted to excite much attention. The celebrated ware-line theory of shipbuilding will also be described; and as every psper will be discus,, d, the meetings will doubtlese poemst very vest interest. We are informed that the attendance will sot be exclasively limited to members sad aesocettes rf the institution, but that other gentlemen inttree:ed in the progress of the rept and mercantile navies wilt he • tickets famished them by the secretary to the insituttrz, whose address is 166, Fleet-street, London. I 1 NM. • •••••rum. Is t a =4oo. £ Oe. Ira Was Harm SI. .I , s. ftra ti• 1.. I. er tl. z wk. ..r... ..........= ~....,...... ....• ....... ......., Do.. par et. lip— pstal_ .e.x. t. sumass• tft aL De. is 11711 -- ii r 11•1•••• ...4.81 1 E - Wiitti M. WA, ossiii. le. Ow sg es iTC Ilel•Sr.etre 114;a1 Ds trgllalt - : 0&46414. 64. r i b i zsz a rl ma r i =a: 114.A5. De. j••• Jlip Bow de De. 4s Osio Wished) .. WM .. 1 D•riftetja %... - 411 1 ,, it