The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF ERROR. Pithy, fa Error. —(Befere the Lord Chief Baron. Judaea Wighinian and Hill, and Barons Bramwell sad Chassid.) 'flit UAL OF siIIIiWITTIBT SCOTT LTD ANOTIIII.—TRI _ _ 111111W1111171T IOTATEI. At the @Hit@ of the evert tie moralag, their lordships rocei•l-d with this owes, with% b a writ of error frum a Jutiostot of the Court of ammo Plea., invoking the tale e, the Shrewsbury estate@ chimed by the Earl of Shrews tun., and beque.thed by the late esti to the son of the Dolce of N lOa Attorsey-Geoeral wse opening the case whew ere at. LI to gees. [he •rsuraesta will occupy several days. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commbioner Enna, IN RE animal, The bankrupt, a china-dealer. of Whitt:chapel-road, applied f r his certitirme. Debts, 616 t • meets returned at 11344 Mr. Lewis opposed for the aMignees. The bankrupt had kept only ace txrik and his expenditure had largely ex ceeded his p, Sts. The balanceeetteet was to a great extent geese-work, most of the items being esti mated. In July last he bad disposed of his interest In the premiess in Whitechapel to a creditor sensed Shepherd. He that called hie creditor. together, wee afterwards made bankrupt through the instrumentality of hie own solicitor, and the assets were now not enildent to pay the expanse. Mr. Lama stated that the bankrupt had been In business thirty yeses. He bed recently mitered much from dimes, whica bad remelted him kimeptag peeper book., sad bad also Increased his domestic expenditure. The lame was voidable by t , ankraptcy, sad was of comma valueless to the creditors. His Meant siternded the certilkete (second class) for six months, with pr.tection. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIB DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. ladies Wilke.) Alaimo grails, 2, was charged vita the wiltal murder of bw call& Ile busy oiMIUTe f the presseetioa. The prisoner WIM Minded by Mr. Staab. It apposeed trout the 'widow her the passentra that the W Leca employed et the QOM Eleanor rabbi at Ilashavy, r wervant-of-ell-work he bar year, eat dean that period she onadarld herself very welll. Tee ems time previous to the filth ef %amber the rice ths parser hed atreeted the star =if her Wirer mad trard, sad she was reused of Win la the family way, but the rfitermar positively denied that dr wee the orb sad rid that she was an out-proisat of the 011,1•1111 likeral era that the drier told her she was drop,. Os the day aboarresibred she be be In rey peat pus and selhelm and her Mena, told bar to se SO bed, sad she ed so, sad sonired is her bedoeses until the lonewies rem bp, ohm she pt up es bar lour thee ad did ` Maas hebell wt. Is tesseptenos of sow tosstbst eireeneendy earned she _prisimer's Wall= he Dr. low a medlar prams living Is re sash bonehead. and be :rest Ire the prisesses roam sad hod her is • wry • z,.ted and and be amen treed that abe recently a = li deti e a = a child. The prisoner yes asked what she hid dons wi.h It, sad she was to the bedside and look a beadle from soder the bed, which all 101•11 to contain the body of ea Went that bed a pps. randy hews dead for two or three days. Upset sa of the What, it appeared to be fail gore sad 41=1; sad $ piss of Milne woe tied very its seek, and this, in the opinion of the mol l etr Era. had mood saffoostion and death. This opinion wee strawithesed by the hots that the eyes and mane of the child protraded, the Ere wee brid, the buds won anal, oleaohed, and tare was • queenly of ?unmated blood spas the brain, all of which etre indications of death ban the above sore. Ups the primor r berg ofortioned, she odd that she bid been seddealy mined With the pre of lobar, end she did sot ram bow tLe ribber aims read re seek et the AIL The redid trilateral', who b ets rd. espeered • coat irt °vicar tbsi the child Ova, bst rear rearatiaa by Mr. IWO they admitted tlist en the ept• posrancee prorated wen eoweltset with the het eif the shit rover hayloft had a 11,711111 g• enterer Der Ns sear, "Shoot which the erase of wirier seeM sot be Theism emir theme alsonmeeessea, end by the of the Israel pare, .sterritted the rarer of the rwoder, and ford her Gielty of eassiebere of birth only. Th,, visitor wee mateaced le twelve months imprison ment and herd labor. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DA Y.) MANSION-EMSE. ZolilUAT ST DC6IIIIOI. Geary. sad Thema Ammo, dastrase, vim charged with .teeing a Modes cistern, value 10.., hue. 14 Dukeetrret, Aides,* the property a Samuel Vale. The pr..er.rtor *aid—Thu morning I employed these men to empty the dust from our place, and °Sired them 6d but se there wee tome straw unwept it they said they wool not do it turd.r Is. I ag r e e d t o give them that, and left them in the bark kitchen, whore there yea • quoting, of duet. In about twenty. eve minutes I returned, and as going Into the kitchen, I saw the two prisoners with the leaden cistern on their thematic*. I said, " HsIM what are you pier to do with that clatera One of than said, ' Oh, master, it's fallen down, and wen trying to pat it up again." I said that was nonsmse; they had taboo it down; it was properly filed over the sink whoa I left. They both, however, declared th.t it had Mrs doers, hot as it bad bean up kw the last 2.5 years I did sot Pick it very likely that it would fall down limit Oa ex minim the wall I at once perceived that it most have hies forcibly torn down. I then called • colmtehl• sad gay* the prieoure into custody. Sir R. Carden (who eat ihr the Lard Mayor)—What have you to soy to .I.le, prlsonre Rider prisoner —Why, while we were at work in the kitchen the deters fell down eighth a Mot of nee and gnarly ammithed me. I says le ray Mother, .We bad bow put it op agate," and as we Mee eadeaeourthe to do rio the pro- Neamer emit is sal mama as what we were dote& sad he helped as to twit/ peg It up; bat it wee too heavy es de 016. Me then tobl en to reesme •Mt of straw, and when I mid we moot not remove it as It wee agniam orders, he gave as Isle custodyf r ateel.ng the cistern. 611 r IL. Cerdet —Who is your employer f Prime —rat father, Mr. Newman, the oontrador. Sir Robert—Well, you don't soppier, &arms believes year statement, do you P Primmer-1 suppose my word is to be taken so well et hie (prossentor'e). for Robert—Oh, no, it Is sot. Do you suppose that I believe it MS down of ItseUT Prlarmar—Somothlue must Imes gime way. 80 It.lawt—l am aassvlssull you pulled It dumb. sul I shall fia• you 40.. asala, at MO Meth with Owl labour, tut Wssv pausemloo. SOUTHWARK. • s morn. 01141.101. rilimms Ssalmeni. • leepollialWeekklig ma In As omploy cf Mr. bier. ainciatual Omit, Grout Dower-rool. . hyr.d wlsb ste•llso • quotatk7 won't dm,. Hl= el • Ida new, awl Martha Gokbasibt. ••N•• chavliversh.op keeper Is Koss-oiwoo. www obwrged Elk no caving the &sew, YrYll It to be Moles. The rYvfea wr. lost the rested solely ma the let• twww, a &tn., I C..bhare, broiler to the lowsoldo booboo& who wet present and...roots, priobaboat. Mums bod tor wow thou bee is bow busialos slaw W buotbueo lecaroor•ttoo. but ..• How enamosimmodoroirolito be swag autoul by h., ~n Wein...day hot Is sold See to aohesalwr 1.4 Sim moo& ( . 412i. let° the she, Ow sad Mr.. soub thGa. ± ract...l ot.•••• to assompony totoomos awl wow b.. I • pary..o. If.. t.r.k • b• bet sad wool to No. B , B*. nwyt. when Simmons& gave him semothisrg wrapped up is inowa paper. If& tweed It to be ash soap. and to oedema t way two hobo. •Ad.d this ob. pod etitnry.. a. tw i en... • read fe b, sad be .toed • quart Yrs of oro, part of who.* eiumwe drank with throw He bed wow may. pyr, 1.4 , ..0pbt, bet he wow" saM sorbing oboist it. la www.r to th. ostler-.r• be said that be sower aid • •••d about oft. &nit amp semi Mrs. Cioldtkalth dhollorgest Mr Higg void ho mold aot moor to the moll lot of ash •op f mod a. to• (moles; and 1/01 kif tb• m.e . b. bed boa la ht. •••; , 1.) ot..ve yaws. sal bows tba boot Tb. blooro•ttwo Aloebaritea the pot. hero, brag of ocialia 14 1 Lb*. Iwo lobo suds out of opito. THANE& •Titoctot, outasoll. Thaws Gsbosom, &wilted a• a wet, 43( Nn. 7, Ea t' mmerrlal-road East, mid ago.' 25. was UttAi hot , r. Nr . Vaellsy OS • clew of riol.ady ••••alc. I st sal irjunry a poor boy sawed Maurice Trotter, sod 13 year-, - . It app•stel fem. the evidence 4 the bay. which .14. ono firts.4 by ...rat wtsarreas. that the primers eas toned .at ^t • patas.,.hni k e" Inr tempt &mak sad disorderly. sad his ' .4stols attrsetad the unties of the 'molted. ro. who v "• lotrhtnr at hma. Tb. reiaplaimat, who wee wens, Ute .I..ristres, said to another hey. " Has Is • draab.a rasa sat rd a 1,..1 bourts.” on wideb limpriseeiwortm at is no.h.r. •-•1 his 'c.d. sad kiclod tha boy awe violent.. 11'•. tlas bower part 4 his prem. Tb. hey 641 sad fasted ".1. bit trap spry teriottPly Injured, sad bad bees atosatne a" . 1 ywit Pltalstst. Th. towers mil bit ism latoslesisti. sad Host la iris very set)) eh., he ha I doss. WI. Irsrdipy •411 the. prisons nes s ere brute, sad had ^ ^'•.rttittat • wet Glassine. ssestids se the hay. Ifealialf " ,, tid be ra"rs d e a f ness data to MA a WY le lb. meta had does. Drualsaisess was he sa eu". • bet ed erirrsetrlse et dm asses. Thee ese „ - '•• vrt trh • at 004•41 ib preisetina nvyr mesa eel Ll.h. sad 'sr dsalseel le pretest there .wilt obsb "'a... lb. p , wear. lis &said pat that law la *fa by THE EXPRESS, WED: 7 sentencing the prisoner to be Impeiessed la the Correctioa. and kept to hard labour. Mr. C. Young, solialicw, made ea application to the eaglr teats to substitute the imposition of • Ana or allow coal mutation to be made to the Mjured boy. He made dd. application ea behalf of th e wife aad three infant children& of the prewar, who would be raised if be was seat to prince. Mr. Yardley said he could not entertain ths applicake. A savage euault had biro committed, and if he had erred at all it had been oa the .ide of mercy. He would not alter the mentence. If he did thi:dren would be at the mercy of every rails in the streets. Tbe prisoner sou wet sway in the police van, to undergo his sentent", and will have to work oo the tread-wheeler pick oakum. His farads aad connexions were said to be highly respectable. ' SH4BB LISTS-ills Ldp. Two Wilocs. Very little beesissm has been dose this teeming in British railway stocks, and the market i• flat in character. A decline of 1 per cent. has taken plane in a few descriptions, including Midland and Great Western. Present quotatioas are as follows: !Lond on and North Western, 97 to 98} ; Great Western, 861 to t ; Midland, 108 to 1091 ; Lancer shire and Yorkshire, 991 to 100; Great North ers, 1061 to 107; London and South Westsrn, Mt to 981 ; South Eastern, 83 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 581 to t. The North Eastern stooks remain firm. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flat, at lt to 1/ prem. Grand Trunk of Canada and East Indian Railway stocks are in better demand; the former has improved. ____ _ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. • HOUSE OF CONIMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Stuatut took the chair shortly after 12 o'clock. PETITIONS. Mr. 11AZLEY presented a petition from the merehanla of Calcutta, praylag for ea Improved guarantied of India. Numerous peaches ware presented from various pans of the country against the abolition of chunk rates. CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS. Mr. E. JAMES gave notice that on the ossend reading of the bill for unending the Corrupt Practit Acta, he should move, ran amandamat, the appointment of • select committee to inquire into the of those sots, and report ups such alteranons ha tie law of elections en they might deem to be nromeary. APPEAL IN CRIMINAL CASES BILL. Mr. u•SI ARON moved the mooed reedier of this bill, which, with one or two exospliose, wee ysatiotl with a bill the bowie had adopted in a former mdse. The principal difference was cordbasd to the alteration of one of the clauses, whereby the Crown was precluded from appealing In oases where the accused was acquitted. The necessity for a Court of Criminal Appeal was admitted by most of the judges 1 and legal authorities of the day. The presoak system of appeal to the Home-oaks was tar from itaiefaermy. Au immix:. or =jest Terd,ct Moeda be maw the subject of appeal to a properly-constituted legal tribunal, and he repeated that was Übe opinion of our most eminent jurists. The :notices for a new trial to the admiatetratice of jmuma In maga& as In civil mom. lu fact the absence of such • right of appeal was the may rsomikag blot upon the 'dottiest:slam of our Mabel kaw. sad he hoped the home would wipe it out by prig thi blll. 'MART seconded the motion, believing that h was highly derirsbis that all right of appeal on =non ad hot as well es law should be given is anemias! cam. He tkoranikly wind with the principle of the bill, bat Wlt yessed s slosoil reading be would suggest that it should adierwords be rehrred to a select cominittes Itir 0. C. LZW IS said the .6 of of the bill would be to shoe the whole operation of the criodnal law. and the import ances' the anon could sot think", be well overrated. The right of *Mho +, so tar from being in farce of aiming I ap folastrersther 11/1111Did at, while the tiodsocy d cricatool la civilised cowries were trial by jury prevailed was dirt cily oppoelto to the counts proNoad by AM bOl. The right bon. gentleman coat .aded at some length that there was ao practical grievant,' telling for the bill, because although wrongful acquittals might be frequent, a wrongful conviction was a rare oticamenos and that being so, he had so alternative bat is as x the motion with • aspative. [ rho debate wee preosediai whin our repot MR.] OPPOSITION TO Xilltl4oll WI 171 A DZOIASED WIPE'S ILSTEJ.-/THII D 47,1 This afternoon • public meeting of persons opposed to welege with s deesseed wife's/Aster wee hid at WlllWs mow, St. Jaeteie ; the Delis of Mmu.soaotrom prodding. Amost those present WWI the Bishops of St Itavkl's sad 01. ford, Vice- Chaseellor Wood, Hr. Beresford Hops, the Demo of Weetmlneesr, Arohdeack • Deeds*, the Rev. Dr. Irmo, the Rev. Mr. Randolph, the Rev. B. Asebett, the Rev. N. The lithowtag watelatiees wan eirmeelly adephed : al. That this rest iag is coaviscati that ay alteration c 4 the instriage law which should permit marriage with a olds *Mr or aay other perm withia the darer sew prohibited, would be frawrit with raw danger aid fajta, M religiae, varelliy, sal •rUy Me." 11. "finials meeting madders the Yanks* Lew De lmar Aimee Yam satiny at the yapped et all permute den rous of sprang Mae threallead cheapen the marriage law." " 3. TIM this =SW preaders he see tie beet ardearosre to penmen the signaaresed preenetallonef the Mowing peo titian to both house at parliament To the right honour able the lords spirited sad temporal el the nand kingdom of Great Britain and boned in peritoneal seenabbod,—The humble petition of the undersigned shows* that year peti tioners view with alarm the attempts which ham beta so perseveringly made to bring about • change in the low of wartime. Year petitioners therefore humbly prey your right honourable house not to peas any bill that has be its object the legalising etroarriage within the degrees now pro hibited by law,' " On the second readiug of the Loudon Corporation Bill Ayrton will move, " that tt be referred to a select committee, with Inatructions to inquire into and report apes the charges and taxes on the metropolis, and tha expedient* of constituting the metropolis a county td itmlf, for all per , poses of loos& sienesentest, and for the sheatieeretkin of justice." The 000duot of the rev. clergymen who under took the duty of ezemieleg for the wpm of lawilicatios sad burial tome 230 bodies of the 600 left is the Royal Charter has been the theme of universal praise. It ha r been thought that they &NO twelve ease moes subetantial minieoeooa of their kludeess the the owe acprenden of grateful hells.. and Kr. H. S. Phrase, Kr. IL H. Sotheby. sad Mr. Arthur Risk (the letter of whom del, witnessed awing a period debt weeks, the wareeentleg wartime of the rev. grodersee) have salted others to rein the., Is preesat lag to the two oWrgyerru a puns, for the parson of repay- Wg the soma cost their sawn' sad well-fulilled dudes key reed. - The iron-makera in Scotland met on Moeda), and agrotd to blow au .11 farmer to-day (Wedassday), mans the ores resume work at the Gov.& Weeks, whom they have struck for dd. salts par day. - - THE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRAHM—A lallaWOO• and influential meeting of ribbon nmesheterers was belt at St. Mary's Hall, Coventry . am Iliset, whim It wee remind sem lamely to appolat admitted.. preseed to Lossil . m. to reemeernite Mame the eemesendel treaty with France. The Chamber of Csmmmee Modems. ogled the dged progeerd treaty, sad km eggeisted • oommithe ell Ile e. ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEOII.—oA a asstise of the mentors of the charity woe hiWsolopileg Mr limiantin Webster la the chair, for the einetioe Warms sale mil see female manliest' epee the feeds. The report 'Wed t h at the etemittee, helms that there were whom lbs secoritoes ambers of the preemies nosy who required 'immediate relief, rot power from a special ineatiett to afford theme the a... Warms required, Miro mailbag for the completi , to of the College haildispe, eastedicaly 'bey caned • teaming for the electioe of three hash prosiest"' oat of • list of sit approved eaatildatee. Mote thei • is. of the ladies elected, the youogeet of them, e v il @ivy twe, bed died, and It was sow d e t erm i ne d to el l the varsity se emeeleepd, mid sled three other pmalessie keen the lit ef meta emlidatee. Tb. payment to each pas airier bed hem et the me of 231. with 6e per west ie lies eldhisee. Tenders have tees sempted for the head of * Ms home% seeemmodate twoety peemioners, at May- Imez„.itml it le 'spooled that the first mom will he mid early esaller semmer. Of the en bower, only ass MN be et the met of the irmitutins, the other sae beteg preasesi bed deco... This meet was adopt e d, Am „w e a wee open e d for the e l ec tion of the number of snotelleote mietimed is the resort. There were six NO d idOss lee the elm seals • warm sat the g mr nua t m hubs mole waseeeire. The epee at the lady oandidetee ended hem Mite 72, and 'hose of the gentlemen emalklatee he. SS M 76. TILII SCOTTISH UNIVRReITIRS AND THE MIDDLE lempoetmst privilees has hers recestly trued r• is the Ueivereities of Soothed, which to Neel of ear eememposo or look to the Eardieh bar as their future Rohe elan may le of uml.rial advantage. The Society of the middy Tiapids, no the emotion of Jaime Atideeme, Hog , Q Q,biwitreenived that monibere of the Sc o ttish Univers ties dell lo Sayre be admitted membere et that lea without making • deceit of 1001. um admfeeke ; mid the mesembere of the Ise who *hall, at the mot. thee, be mseebme of my of the herd& Usiversitiem, shall be madded to keep a to m by dials( le the H.II soy three days. Prom • eournenication which the &sates Academicism of the University a Idiehergh have received from the loused tenthemn with whom thl. mothm ovigioered, e metre that (he term " Ideesh.re of the Scottish Union eider Melody. est eel, ITSIO4IIIII had members of the general mesa", bat ell emrieel.ted coolest'. ,It will, h ow . nes, be mew, that • eratent availing himself of the Univenity privilege. width esetepte him ken saying a &pewit, had see*. \Sue te beg hi. tom is the,. lee vet of eh days, shall. before helm celled 'o the bee, reduce dines that besides bawls( matricelated be bee best two tense at a miversity. Thh WI realities w5l bawd* be emir by two Mare' ewes/ma et wee of the IWO& Never 'May which are thee stared oe pretheip the ease Ikeda( to Hitt mane or the tiettereithe of Ordied mod Oembvidge.- 111.4.weA Orwareet. GMT NORM= HOSPITAL. HIIIII*C1101116.•• Monter et ;ethos sr the wets nag Jia It, Oli o of whisk 828 were sew New. 010 - 111LST GUM AND MOOTS. , .a. 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P. of 100 5 91 96 DOOM so. 1111.1 Dwra. .5 Pd 5 01. swim I mse. . losa .Uo =NNW - 10R010SL DOA p. 4. 140., len- 1 - - eak IR WWII Wel Lea -.-- koala . . We - ... I tareZti.. pt. WNW& - .-. • **** rovi a we MN. /9 IN. Neu ..... - - I 14 dims. MONEY MARKET.-7EIS DAY Two o'CLocx. The funds opened this morning with firmness, but have since become Bat, and are now quoted nearly per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. Very little business is going forward. The other markets are very dull, and rather flat in character. The stock of the Orand Trunk Railway of Canada forms an exception, having improved. The Turkish Loan of 1868 has fallen heavily. Money continues tight, and the Peru', Bourse is still declining. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 87.35, being again k per cent. lower than yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 remains quoted 103 k to I. The Indian rupee paper le still little inquired for. Exchequer Bills are marked 16e. prem., sellers dill predominating. Some sales of India Bonds have been effected as low as 2s. dia. The New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan remains quoted 2 to 2 1 prem. Consols are officially marked 941 and f, both for money and the account. The present quotations are 941 for money, and 941 to for the Bth Feb. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2301 and 229 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, 941 and ; the New Three per Cents., at 941, 1, and ; tke New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 781; the New Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, at 1031 and 1; the Five Cent. enfaoed rapes paper, at 971 and I ditto Fivc-and-a-Half per Cent., at 103; and 1; the Four per Cent. Debentures, of 1868, at 981 and 97 ; aMo 1869, at 981 and 97; Indian Bonds, at fle prem.:and 2s. die.; and Exchequer Bills, at 16e: prem. In the foreign stock market the feature is a fall of 11 to 1 a per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1868. The first transactions were at 66a wilenee the price has fallen to 66 to I. The Loan of 1864 is also weaker. Other foreign stocks are dull. Bales are reoorded ea follows:—Brazilian Four-and-..-Half per Cents., 1858, 934; Egaador New Consolidated, 121; French Four•and-a-Half per Cent. Rentea 96fr, 621 c. (exch. 26fr.); Mexican Three per Ceuta, for amount, 211, 211 Russian Foarand•a- Half per Cents.,ll7j, 98 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859 651 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for amount, 3.4; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 78 ; ditto for a0ct.,:781, 79; do. Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 66}, 66, 661, 653, 6641 Venezuela Three per Cents., 26. _ The Minimum Tasmanian has arrived from the Wont Indies with 148,5001., of which 110,0001. is silver and 98,6001. gold. The *mount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yes- Malley for exportation was 80,0001., making an sneer. mimed total of 592,0001. Milne the date of the last return. As favourable indication", however, it is obeetved that the continental exchangri have slightly improved, and that the remittances of gold eat silver to Calcutta and China by the 'teenier of the 4tk are expected to be below those recently witnessed. The position of the discount market yesterday wee not manufactory, a very unsettled feeling being ob servable, and sontrasting strangely with that wit seined a fortnight ago. The demand for money at the Bank of England, wbicb was ex tremely active, notwithstanding the advance of 1 per seat. in the charge, was materially promotrd by the curtailment of the accommodation hitherto -forded in other quarters. AU the great moneyed establishments have Ineeess extremely cautions. and declined to do business except for regols. eastamers. la aleases4 percent. was the vnininuan ; for:bills having four months to run 6 per cent. was inked; whilst as regards az months' bills it would set ass torrent to flz even as high a rate as 61 to 6 per tient., the fact being that this class of paper was almost universally iodised. The rale lately adopted by the Bank, who yesterday again explicitly Waged bills carried te them by the other dealers in Mosey, evidently tends, at periods of disturbance lila the present, to cramp the market generally, and 40 sliamlate esitation. The possum was felt with *gaol force in the Stock Exchange. A day or two ago, loans VIM procurable in that establish ment on Commis et 9* per cent. ; yesterday the eats watt as WO as 6 per cent. for loans until the seat astelement (the sth of February), and the steely was very inadeinate. To this sudden craws several earns lase sonribated, the princi pal Wog the heavy sales of stock and Exchequer Bills by the Beak of England and other bankers. The knee securities wise especially depressed. The dieconnt haws and dimwit companies have raised their flaw ter money at call from 2 to 3 per cent., and at sever days' notice from 21 to 31 par cent. Al/ the London joint-etesk banks have like wise aaseaneed an advance of 1 per cent. in the rates for deposits. The tense sew Axed are ti per mot., being 1 per mat. below the Beak rate of discount. The Drodots sad Westminster Bank, how ever, give *sly 2 per mot. on sums below 6001. The deemed for bar silver is lees active, and the quotation has reerded to ss. 21d. per ounce. Mexi can dollars are nominally quoted 6s. 21d. per ounce. bat were any eonsiderable pares! placed is the market, this pries would not be obtained. The exchange on Austria yesterday afternoon ex hlbitrd a decided, reaction, being quoted 13.25 to 13.36. The other exchanges, including more ape eially Holland, Hamburg, and Frankfort, were more favourable for thi, country. The rates are shown below : harterdaes, time swaths, 11.161 to ; ditto short, 11.13 lioessrdem, thaw etootbs, 11.16/ b! ; Antwerp, thsr• wou th i , 26.114 to ; Bambara, ma'am some, three toseette, 13.41 to 6; carts, this. days'aispi, 16.1 i to 10; atlas, Hew MOW' 26. 30 to 14 ; Fray ti-osi-ttss •litsise, three maths, um toe; peknkar tur soehle, tine essatise, 84 to 116 , Vlaute, sff. flo., neigh; 4.26 to 86 ; Tess" ditto, three mootha, 18.16 le 36; Madrid. three mead's, 491 to e; Culls, thres watat* tOit to ; Leg horn, tires mouths, 30.16 to 36; Gems, tens loosthe, 26.40 to 6; Napl.l, awes mason, 404 to I; Palermo, three soresdis, 121 to ; Merelas, this. 00•0111. 1111 tot , Whoa, 90 days, 64 to i; Oporto, 90 de,. 621 to I. The proposed dividend on the stock of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company of Ire land is officially announoed at the rate of 6 psr cent. par annum against the same rate at the correspond ing period of 1868. The sum carried over is about 28,0001. - - - - - - - money, 84h, 934, 941; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.), 941, }, 1 Three per Cent. Redueed, 941,1: New Three per Cents., NI, 1, , 1,1; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 171 ; Bank Stock, 230, 229; India Stock, 220, 218 ; the Indian Five per Coat. Stock, 1859, 1081, 103, 103; ; ditto, for account, 1034 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 971, 97 ; the Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 871, t, ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104, 1031. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures at one period of the day were scarcely saleable. The quo tation for the series redeemable in 1883 woe 96/ to 971. India Bonds have fallen to per to 6s. prem. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 closed the same as yesterday, at 103/ to'. The foreigu stock market was flat in the morning, but subsequently showed more steadiness. There was very little change in price. Turkish stocks left off the same as yesterday—the Loan of 1854 at 78k to /, and that of 1868 at 664 to 4. Back shares to-day in many instanoer were quoted ex the half-yearly dividends. The shares of the Australian banks remain flat. Bank of New bouth Wales were marked 64 and 53. Australian Agri cultural shares were rather more offered. Ban Paulo Railway shares were quoted this after noon t die., " buyers;" (Mean Marine Inwirance, 2 6.16 to 2 7-16 prem., showing an advance ; sa l Marine, tto 1, prem. ' • Bank of Turkey, di.. to par; and City of London Brewery Preference, to prem. POLNION reee...sW De. pi. feremrs. all Ol Northers Orpper et S. lamas .... I .1 urenri aNho a l Art r ...... *obi Aiello. Unita Neelese Welting Mar.) ---.--- I Ir. par ii ii 1 1. i si A Wll td Li Ni Nil i Ils rat I I Vim I T Jai tee its i 5.... 1 air. 1 ' 1 Tit UI'DEROIIOIIIII/ SAILWATe-affr itai lled at lesgth befog takes kr nepanneetglaat allairres tailor:l-d project. • setheallethieth male with the works by lir. Johs fay sad theme. Smith and Knight, the oontractore. Jihalts are bier snot at several pleas doe; the line of the proposed railwey. Ons has been roa the nnoocupied piece of land at inee-oross, near r i all a way station, and another war Eusan-equare, when • aulkeeet depth has been reached the 111101•11t0f1 will am meeelmenng In the direction of the Leadoe sad North !heath Railway slake, with which a Pagodas will be effected al a short distanoe from the present tonne. At the Pedthogion station • oommencement has beat made, and bent, at he the janction with the northern Ithei of rail way, the ethematiestion will be shove ground. As at pre mat arranged, the line will bare Its City tendon to the Nee Vteterie-etreet. The tulderatond railway will he pro vided at one or two pleas sloop the line, probably at those spots where the shafts are now being sunk, with ventilating shafts. flat It Is e,naidered that then will not be thy great wooed ty for providing ventilating shetta,ai the ISUMINFOUS ste am aloes the line sad the open Gott lege at each end will pro vide snindeet carnets of air for the purpose. In construotiag the Hoe, the confess which will be foll teed will be as seedy se pomade the metre of the New-rood. Bat It !teeth= thee the main erne occupies this piece, and If that railway teasel nape to the mate the aver will bare to be reamed, sad remanded at ate aide of the railway. If, as the oath band, the railway deviates from the centre of the reedway, It will eme into very thipiessent proximity to the Masse Tourisv Tenants along the reed, an nff probably %cream the sod of the Ilse by sem very loan rad unexpected Items of Como* whish elated yeeteriay at 94k, " burn," Use thr the which was andermiesd. ° Tr a ;u for the Bth February, *peen this nereteer at 94 to anvil whMh the masa will pass has hen baud by the 1, and closed at 943, buyen." Per mosey the bat boring* which MVO WOG made generally Ithoitthis le the work, bat la ess er two p ar t e some seed bee WO the* with. price wu 94j,.. "manias " ne official business re ilsodrig by so ore plasma to the ureleeelem—ldeur. Pert as Man %—rbrio per Gat. C 41 1 .011 12 141, The promoters of the Rio de Janeiro Drainage Company have notified that the project will not be proceeded with, and that depositors may receive their money back. The sum of 16,4431. has jest Ibsen paid into the Indian treasury to the credit of the Madras Irri gation Company, in advance of calls, making, with other payments of a like nature effected eines the 27th Feb. last, a total of 462,4711. received by the Secretary of State for India in Council on amount of capital. 11. per share only (i.e. 40,0001.) has been called up, the remainder consisting of voluntary payments. A general meeting of the New Bratiewiek and Nova dootia Land Company is called for the Bth of Marsh, and the half-yearly meeting of the South ampton Doak Company for the 22nd Feb. The Salads Railway Company Invite tenders for the &apply of a farther quantity of materials for the Sae. The Mirage has arrived free China with 932,7001 b. of tea. 10.. I limed oourirl • I_ ltl. i 11. prime. r Nia. !Alai V Markatt., 111 1 ; I A a as tow eues.s.. a ii; a; 47. 1G 2aWsitirriat ia all 4,1 0 ~ PO Mk AmurWm 110 ..- - VI : 1=1,911 :II : : VT' A O .— .... ---- 2 ita itl i. .....m. h. _. . EL. , ...I N. a ra is e .B :7 4 timm.. s at it 4„ mi la DO IN i l i 1 , : Jr 'N' li . . 714 P = aii: li is. ~,. so - ON is. I .n f a .... .1 U. - .... f r . " . . I I 01 0 ••••.f . 4 . 11 111 NOM Yi 'r. r" - wl. ls s w or. 1 :. - I 0 lt 7... .. .0 .. _ i• i 1 1 : A ASS 1 - fi l° 11 O. a rta l ts Wm uL a. l li* e " 2" 6,000 11 k.., M . .- _ %AIN N. I aghllla Pt It 1•10./••••• U 1 Ipm 9 i . 7.;,-iy.rii .........,...0., 1. . . .. ...... 110..0m Lis. --- el: If N 10.110 P . - •11 • I i s ..1e ... 11511tr1i5. - .. 01 i 40 Le Loma. 110 ISO al 1 - 18•Yfflas• 1•4 4,4 as F I ......... tie . f el f IA ?to . to. . s ....-.. us v. ft... 2u u is 41 MI z 4 tgi i S 4 IN - I il MINES-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The mining market to-day presents no feature of much interest. Btliillollll ia only moderate in amount, but prices generally are steady. Shares in Herodefoot, Wheal Uuity, United Mines, Tin Croft, Lewis, and West Basset, have met with chief attention. St. John del Rey Mining shares are in demand, and are marked 211 and 22. Cobra Copper have been dealt in at 47, being dull, and English and Australian Copper at 2 1 . Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are quoted par to j prem. At the half-yearly meeting of the Cobra Copper- Mining Association, held yesterday, a dividend of 21. per share, free of income tax, was declared. Up to the end of November last, the produce of the mines for the year shows au increase over the same period of the previous year of 611 tons, whilst the average of the ores raised is better, being 16t. Very heavy works have been in progress dating tae period under review, tending to a permanent increase in the pro duce of the mines. At a meeting of adventurers in Paint Wood Mine, held yeaterday, a code of miss and regulations, in scomiance with the Summaries Court, were adopted. Reports were read Inns Mr. A. Tregonine. Raeolimions were passed t 3 purchase the adjoining sett, called Smith Pare. At • esestisg of adventurers in West Wheel Trevelyan, bald yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of 2371. against the mine. A all of 2a. 61. pm Mars was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANK—(=IB DAY.) The weather fa London since Monday hen changed to dry frost; wind northerly. This morning was foggy m the city, The attendance of the trade to-day was small, sad the tone quiet. Prices of MOM articles of trade net materially altered. The supply of homegrown grain was moderate. and of country-made flour email. The import. of foreign grain into Landon since Monday week were reported this morning es smell of flour, small of wheat, small of barley, and small ef oats. - iPiiiisr.-English held firuilf at Monday's priose. Foreign unaltered In value. English white, 42e. to 625.; red, 38s. to 44e. per quarter ; Dante° and Konigsberg, 42e. to 68s. per 4941 b. ; Ruetock, 42e. to 605.: ether Baltic porta, 40e. to 46e.; French, &a. to 41.. Ft.oua steady .t last Monday's palms. Town, 365. to 43e.; Norfolk, 30e. to 30a. W. per 2801 b.; French, 211 e. be Us. per 2841 b. ; Aram., U.S., Us. to 275. per WWI. BAZLIT, quiet but dna, at last Monday's rates; Enotliatt, 24a. to 46e. per qr.; Battles Us. to 345. ; other aorta, 26.. to 80e. per qr. Oars, more inquired after, hold firmly, at last Mon day's MIN. Brutes, 20a. to 30a. per qr. ; 19a. to 24a. per qr.: other Bettie porta, 22a. to 27e. per qr. BIANII.-EnglWa in improved demand at last Mondav's pries*. Egyptian, oleo, held for more money. English tick, Us. se 41e. ; harrow, 42e. to 46.. Per qt. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. par qr. Esprptiaa, 32.. to 325. 6d. per qr. Pau Om at last Monday's priers. Nuptial boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey. 3k, to 405. ; foreign white, 48e. FLOATING Cancun.-Bince leas Friday only seven grain laden vessels were reported arrived at porta of coli tis, 1 wheat, 2 mike. 3 barley, 1 millet. Wes reposed 'Wee last Friday :-Barley arrived-Ibrall, about 2,re. 61. psi 4001bs. Barley to be shipped next spring -Thrall, 500 qrs., at about 13.. per qr., f.o.b at Ibraii. TAG tarn trade in this branch contionas in a great calm. LIIIIIVAIA IITO LOIDOI floK JAN. !0 TO I[B. 1. Whomi I la ns Osix ........ I 2 2i 6 . 6 1810 . Iketililluirrlesz. %OM ressiea rsoo. L 74 taffik. “ ern. MINCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) SOCIAL—TM market imolai quiet. Masi dull; lamp% 606. to 635. Co?Pam.—Tka public solo; are going off without spirit; low middling and middling Plantation Ceylon fold at 6)s. to 738. _ _ fitA.—Mose am very Lac, but the dem and hat act Liao active to-day. PIPPIR sold at very fall prima today. SALTPl7ll.2.—Re6ilatiOS 3. SO if sold at Cr. 3d. to 42e. 3d. Itice.—Thls article has bash limited d^maad. la mbar ardolr to material aitanti.. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) TN, mast la firs at that liollowlag prior :—Ptitarabarg T.O. oa tits spot, tags. • Mar* 69a. Id. ; April to Joao, 66a. to 66a. 3d. ; Oat. to Doc., 63a. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Palisades awl Smith most that the marl et is very t, with s good dswead. COAL MARYET.-THIS DAY.) Walla Ead Haws, 17s. 61.; Walls End Radosll Babas, 20.. 3d.; Wail. End !u r n., 199,; Walls Bad Tan(laid Moor, 134. 9d. ; Wells Bad Thorpe, 19s. 6d., Walls End Gibson, 17s. ; Walls End Hewes, 215.. Walls .Etul Hough Hall, 19a .; Walls Had Whitworth, les. Tadald Moor Bates, 111. 9d. ; Wylaa, 16s. 6d. ; Bed ,6„. Ju n k y . 14 g , 6d ; Davidinit's Hartley, IS.. Howard's Hartley, 165.; North Ho/ywal Male , 163.-37 slaps at market. MUTINY ON BOARD ♦ SHIP IN THE MEHAEy.— EA the Liverpool police court yesterday (Tuesday) tan swims as board the ship Charles Borstal!, bound for Africa, were Mama with mutiny end refusing to proceed to tea. They alleged that they had not had beef to thiM Maas Monday, snit that the formastle was ton mull for the crew. The captain said that though the vessel had lain In the river for Ilve days, the prisoners did not complain till eke was about to sail ; that Asa had had ten men more than his present crew in the same ferniest* and that in warm latitudes; b ►upplied hIIOIM4CkI to ouch of the men as preferred them to bunks. The prisoners, who still teamed to sail in the ahip, were mut to pri.on (having each masked a double advance on shipping) for ten weeks. A FACT FOl NATURALIeTe.—Mr. James Meng;lli. may, son of Bugle-11a* Macgillimay. of the Permanent Biagio( the !overarm, &c, Highland Light Infantry, i n letter dated Victoria, Melbourne, 13th November, 1859, enclosed, for the sake of curiosity, a meequito alive. Tee letter reached Invmwese in doe course, and was opened b y a daughter f Mr. M.G.'s, who bad not read much of the letter when she felt • sharp . a.leg on her wrist. She l oc k e d to the part effected sad eared a bright and gold-coloured Insect stuck on her arm. Feeling the sting rather keen, she hastily benched ft oft, and thought no more of the matter until she had reui the letter through and knew of the insect being enclo.e . t. A march of two hours followed for the insert, but was fruitless. But the faot that the moso.lito came borne alive, notwithstanding the different poet-tell :es gone through, and amid the promote, its., of so many letters together. can bra proved, and affords a subject to the n.tu ralio.—lerrreess Cbarisr. 13111T11 OF • C•1111..—On Saturday night one of the camels is the stud of Meson, Sanger, Nicolsoowtrwt, gave birth t. • See male, which Is doing remarkably a. flo far as we know, this is the drat inmance of the birth of a camel in this omaatey. The " welcome stranger" Lee been christened " Young Edinburgh," and naturallats .21 attune are invited to view it. The palette ware import d tram Arabia by the Messrs. Saeger. end were In the habit of performing in the arena with the others of the stud. AlireiempA The Edinburgh papers contain long amounts tf • "mow-bell riot." tehtch took place on Monday m t .... a the seedatio of the molvmeity of that city and the police. From ten eels& in the enersiag till four in the &Tetuan the battle mod with varylag name, and about equal lamp sash ♦ party. The skirmish at last grew o a daremeeedem West, gee many of the stellate bedtime.' 'hem selves with bluipeese, and the authorities of the univeraily appeared on the scene. At their tamest the police with Crew, and the tumult shortly afterwards eared. - ‘ l l &I ki it Is gi U if ii liou IMP MO i i i if NI a , ~ 11 aft IS IS h Ii WI 1 . I . r ' 1 1,! )! ,/