The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TIES DAY.) EQI'ITV (Be(..re the Master .4 t►e Rolle.) HANIII.ToIi • . .1111.1. n. 1 . 11.4 e. a nave palgeneet in this rase, ILi.I. was •• .1 5..1..1.1.45. The .ple•tene Aroe on the conetniction u... Matti:kV settlement, in which, after htuita• of the husletial, wife, and children ..f this I.:A. th.• fun.l. ou failure of any child or eloblren W 1.. •to the right heire..4 the sitillinoT .1 the .red "fie for ever, MA to and for their own use Ana .rd. The Mishatel 1e...1e5-aged the wife,who 'heel ,u •• mitt toue .4 the marriage. The pheintiff. • 41..1, 14.01 et heirot•law of the wife, the ..,•4,11••1 filed tie. 1411, the wife's nest .4 kin Issing oil therein paced a deslaration that he • Ii•••••Itliely entitled to the emote.. c 1111 l prises! ii. the .et• •••• mt lie Meow-, after commenting eits.ii the rifeet • .rain deed. which had amise relation to the wetter, oar s• that nothing tuner.' .spots the use of the isonl heiress from heir, and that the nueetion wa., whether ...• 4 .1 heirs was out, .4 eleteription or ani.titutinie. A euleetitutionary wheu it in subetituted for a gift • given to **other person, who, by 1114011 it., unable to take it. Herr. however, then, wan 10 „I. gift--no gift of the corpus to the survivor—the aie were merely eleweriptive of the peewee to take, and the plaintiff aineaereel the eleveriptkie he was entitled • Oiretee ; stsof all parties out .4 the estate. Ili. N. l'elneer, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Hawkins. Mr. Beek, I Mr. low appeared is the came. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beture Mr. Cnoaraimicerr Whorl.) 111112'U:14 110111111101t11:, AND lerllMADia 4:IILAT LE Utak EMISNIL Th I • wa• au application for certificate hr the bankrupts, tu.• hearing of whw•h rwum•rl this 'Donna( b, Mr. Link Liter, alio rrfcrre.l to the accounts of the sem& Lilerl firm.. Il.• .lIuJnI more particularly to the case ot Thn gaetknun•. a.Wre•e will prob a bly occupy the bob. I Ns4 %VENT DEBTORS COI'RT. (Beton Mr. Conunissilmer Nichols.) flit u irtLit JAllts u. 11,4 natraon. sLaDOI.- , t r. t.‘rtivoN.---aurAtli iir iltioni.ir or MARRIAtii. Th.. insolvent, a rioter cal •teverlore, in the employ of to Lither, sod who wied the defendant in an action for iv.. promise tried in tle• Sheriff', f* , ,art rt few week• Iw k And ...ported is our paper, applied to be admitted to 1..1 until Ili. hearing next mouth. 'The oml. creditor w t h.• .•hedule We• Elii3heth 5h1414101. I.l4letiff in the item, and the insolvent %ought to 1.• li.••.•1 fiont tlo• danorge• of VAC giv•ei Against litin, and lb. in the .iction, le which hale4ll the nisl,tiit Allowed Judgment to go be default. Mr !tow.r• oppood for Faiimbeth : 4 1.1.1cu ; And Mr. Sate 4...lmported the Application fur bail Mr. Illow.e.ubmitted that the character of the only dell in Ore gebedule, being f..r ilmaiars in an acting for breach 41 mari w.m1.1 prevent the insolvent going oat ri. Mr. ronunieioner Nichol. read the qateineet iippnaite th.• .1•14, altd ..ksid whether there were any carer on the wl.' t ! Mr. Ihme. inn the practie. of the court WWI DM to MOW/ pereele Ica iinicharm,l on bail again.% whom there is a complaint males the ;*th ...tem of the his.° Art. 11•• *ns not aware •4 Any rime reported in the hooks. Mr. surgnnd .aril there were no Melee in Cooke. Practice in MAcrae • Let podded The section •tatell that the appb • .11.1. to try grinteil "if the court should think ht." Ti.r weir circumstance, in the ea.e which he wialied instate is the h. 1.. that the court would allow the insolvent to gr. ..t •on kill, in oeler t.. collect evidence and •how that it was through A nintake that he had not defended the action. The fact wa• that the inn:areal. a earns man, was living loth hi. parvat., awl on Icing rented with a copy of a writ pot it into hos p. krt. Awl Ad:moot on. .igned. The de frudast aip.wrr.l in the Sheriff's I 'inirt. Mr. Comm....Omer Nichol.. asked whether the insolvent had tees cane'. Mr 540rg...1 roAl a defendant io sorb an action for breach im0...4 marriage cook! Dot Ire INAMilled. tlr I ..nitnuishincr Nichol. sod it was Mike. allowing the •a..4.ent t.. em mit for such a purpose, as the court rul•I ...t try a .are of breach .4 promise of marriage. lle utiem•berml a Lase of a clergyman who denied that be lel Wren zuilty of the complain:. Awl the court hekl that thee el. lounil by the verdict. There was no reported ..a the subp.M, but the practice of the court was no aniiinit beim. awl it we to is horn.- in mind that the • sir creditor opposed the sii.licat Me. I N late years this Ise hod 1.-n altered, and. as far ..* he was concerned, be Sae allowed the application. ll' 11.4e.ur enseiulteil Mr. Limb, the minor registrar, of .I.vitlel that a. the practice was Against the appliottiou to ea honed to reject the bail. The application was aecordingly refuse!. awl the insolvest monied to until the day of hvanng. THE POLICE comas. (THIS DAY.) BOW -STR EET. .111017 . DT AN MUM SOT. rk."4”. .Y 44 4 141.4. &remold:my; Mr. Mobbr:ri, tie well lowa priateeller, d 14.1. *real, was brought up b cum of police-sergeant Radford, F 12, charged with ens. Luling about IW. ne several small gums. Mr. Mobley depsed—The prisoner hail been in my ser. sae as erraed.bey for about two months. lie has is,. in the habit of receiving money for me daily. Wt. a be tonic roots home he was prtmille.l with an woos. r awl a printed receipt. If be received the money be deli.. red the receipt to the enatomer ; but, if he was not pai.l. Le kit the invoke and brought back the receipt. It es. his ditty to enter each payment in a hook. which was I.e vas .4 the young into, to whom the wiener paid ',FT the mossy. He should account fur the money re ceived inmedissely on hie return. Mr. Daniel (kraals, of tiosemetreet• Golden -..loan . tsikr, &pond --Oa Titeedst Lod, the 22nd instant, I peva the Kramer Ile., fur which he gave me the receipt now pwiloord. He had brought toe two pictures. M. Mabley—The ro-eirt produced by Mr. Gorman is the receipt which the prisoner ought to have delivered pieruent .4 the amount Theta Übe invoice, mid the priouar has converted it into a receipt by signing it him self. which he was not authorised to do. He should have left that tarmac if be had sot got the meet ; but on holes "eight to hoes delivered to Mr. Gorman a printed which, ce the contrary, he returned to me, making • peer that he had not got the mosey. %Iv 1141—That is a very ratted war of proceediug. itugesed, who lives at yr. Midday's, and has 1.4 the boom after business beam took the prisoner • barge. He mid be had got ansourit some young fel '. with whom be gambled at cards, dominnee, and ilrieghts, and so they had of all the money ..ut of him. lie was remanded, in order that other cm4ottiers who hail WI 111.4,111 to tire prisocier might come forward to give trikace. MOUTIMARK. PALMAIIiouR TREATMEXT OF TWO commum PT THFIN PATS . V. poorloor, a carman in lb* employ of Messrs- Pick. vi,wee brought up for further examination, charged vuli harborage cruelty towards his tw o child ren , Edward Inano e r, aged It, aeil Sarah Bremer, aged 11. by keep. 44 tam without the racemary food, and unniereifully Iratini; them with a heavy cart-whip. In leAl the LiArea's mother died, and shortly afterwards the Pr'eier married another woman, by whom he has 110 .tli.ut three yeas ago he wax dismissed from the t' to force, and then he obtained a situation at Pickford's !' carman, at a guinea a week, and took lodging in eemetzeitt, Iturougli.road, where the ill4reatisiest the poor children commenced. It was carried with each brutality by the prisoner that on Woodsy reached the can of the police, who apprehended the r , oter, and conveyed the poor children to St. lieinge's rkbouse, where they are sow kindly taken care of. Combs they were partially stripped 'heir miserable sad scanty rap, when • scene thr eye a hw_h wee horrible in the extreme, they literally covered from head to foot with rum sad bruises. Home of the latter were recent there of low; standing. Both children were Of slanted • Is, the ls.y ameario.c sot 6101 . 0 than seven or eight, • the Kirk shout see years old. The boy, who ' • yen , intellgent, oral his father locked them n • n. .m all day, and gave them • little bread •••I in water for breakfast, and for dinner, io water. He could not recollect when they •' 'swat hot, it was before his mother died. hr. e .raiereil the prisoner to be remanded so that the nutheritteri could be communicated with so as to -mule mei a barbarous fellow. J 4! ems the relieving Akers, now mid be had tie e ar, an d h e should lay all the circumstmeces lovo the heard of guardians at them meeting tonight, 41 modelle he should have their genetion to prosecute. Sera er was again further remeindid until Tuesday I! 4.. . .4 the meu who womited from Norwich Castle ; *•"'It• Jllanell &wpm*, las bees atursel at Iporich m y "'ls , . of the Soffelk Looney e ' ism if &Arbor, was al isfis •P "/ ^l lY' 1 - ff Ilsoe fitastrits.—CeltOlarat AN. ''... .14 • heavy ;mud ess sal the wind bl.,k i fresh from " th. riiimeer 10.yri Wyn, trews AA. wee '"'" )t .4 a bask is 4.lkraieso Bay es Jilsaisy. A. Joao • t— `kat..;*i.4 therms. Isilkatissiirs pardon,. positiwt .4 ,‘; r • ...111 Nom lb. lifel...it el tbe National Llfolinst ' 4, ns was sormoolsollsearbod. Os Ws( the . . O. wit ass losesiting impish* over her ; hut after ;' 'Om %kr the sohensar's crew of eight men were tikes I L Ithilieel, sad Ammo* safely bs.. ht oe Awry. -•: , ii 'wt he boss ems years as thus on. but hes .. Pt-rpieah , had ►s eppertuaity to wire life. It W. 7 . ,• •I that Is her straw ••a the preser.t •.ev .• . . ' I .tew .4 eight poor mos void.' have Lees eer...wly ' ': w U... 4ay is pie.tios. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1861. MRSCANTILS DISCOUNT CO.VPA.VY (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The lull(-)e3rly titeetipg .4 the , liareltoklerti w:t held at I o'claek, at the Loutian Tavern ; 11r..lettat; in the chair. The 24eettevaet (Yr..l. N. A. W.Mager) read th e re p or t and butane...sheet, which were a s foll ows •• In presenting the annexed statement of accounts, the dire. ties have to express their regret at tlw unsatisfactory results which they have to submit to the shareholders. The pw,prietor. must he aware of the heavy and dinuttntus failures that have taken place in trade since their List morting.l,v which this minimum, in conini,n with banking and other ihscOunt establishment;. have sustained severe homes. The directors.luokieg to the position of the company's affairs in the OVOUDia now rendered. and the serious reduction of their -null capital, feel the impossibility of continuing the husinne, of this oompany pmlitatily ; aml, under these circumstances, the director. coroner it to be their duty to rawomniewl in the interest of the share tellers a mil untrue liquidation of the company. The directors, while adopting the valuation of the assets as rentieretl by the auditor of the company in the balance .hest. entertain a strong opinion that these assets will be I oger. and hope that the sum of IV per sham will lie re. turmoil to the shareholders after all deductions. " BALANCE Sllv.rr.-- 1 :To sundry creditor,., viz. :-- Ileprelta and loan., Ma 241 ; customer.' balance*. c., 11,012/. 17.. id. -4.6421. Ilk. IN. To bill. w.. 11.. counted entreat, per contra, 11.11371. 24. 10d. ; to balance .4rried down, 40.319 f. AL total, 1r..300f. roc 71 ; to capital acemint, 3,004 share.. 251. each, 7.1,110 f. Os. 01. 7:%:51Y. Un. : By cash and lasi on basal current, 10,04111. Ilk. Id. ; deduct rebate on bills not )ct due, 31:413c-10.7AX fns. Id.; by sundry d a bter s , ra;,731/. ltia. ad. ; by once furniture :tad Natures, 499/. 1 1 / 4 . ; by bats therm:Med current, per contra, 30,4:t7f. X.. 1111-97,:t19f. ; deduct estimated nulisetioll. n. l l lO . ; told, I;s.;teti. 6.. 7d. By balance brought down. per contra. estiniated value of comets after parts:: creditor% 40,319/. 1:4. ;by profit and lose await, 34,artlY. li.. 941. ; total, 776,200/. " Profit and 140.4 Account. - Dr.: Tu current expenses to date, including rent, salaries, directors, and auditors remn usration, statitesery, law chances, kc., 4,3041. 7s. 01.; to susperr amount, usaecertlined differences, Ix l l. lls. to Preliminary expre.e., la laece written off, 4,000 f.: toted. stated lust unrealstation of aweta, I#l. Cr.: Itr bulasce from but half-year, 419/. IN.. Ad. ; by re serve ; by interest account, 1,:t24/.....4d. rrlate current bilk my. 12..), I.onxt. Lic 4d. by Isidatwe 1.• lolance-sheet, 34,14001. re. : total. 40,3e1/. lira, I. eoi row.' It IRT. —I here examined this belaece aht•et rwl profit and Inie. account with the book*, and find io tii he vie-reel!. deduced therefron, ; the item of current belle .m Illnl , l ha. heels tested by actual inspection of the What the final re.ult of the liquithitios will be. it ir of coon., iniwarilibi:iit pre...-iit to determine; I think, however, the director' have rerriinalile grounds for supposing that the l+. oo r' .Bung the "obtruding WW4ta will not exceed the oini of :UAW., the Amount at which it is eatimated in the lairbee-'loot. don,: BALI. lquilter, Hall, day, and Co.), Auditor." Thu 'RAHMAN, in moving the adoption id the report and 6.l..nec•sheet, said, on two former ociusions the directors were enchled to lay before the sharehoblers statements of • vcry f.ireitrable character. It was now their painful duty to plsec before the meeting • very different kind of e-itement. Owing to failures during the past year great haws hail been sustained. So long as the compan► was supporta! by the large discount house. a large mid pro. bu.i•eaa was transacted. There was then little thought .4 winding up the company in the mind* of the board ; And the ',atria paid were perfectly jwititial. It mud now be admitted that they had been too sanguine in their expeitationa. Of the shares 1,000 were hell by pence' intervstel in discounts, and 1,700 by the iliiretoci And calkers, and the friends of both ; the di. rectors themselves being, with one exception, the 'swami hollers. A SHAIIKIIIII.IAR Winbtll G , kw", whether, by adopting the report, the meeting would adopt all the acts of the directori.! Mr. ItEsoionot...o (.olieitor to the company) said the adoption of the report would be simply an adoption of the figures is correct; it would not preclude a subsequent in• vestigatioe of the aet. of the board. In rely to • .111C.ii011 from II ‘harelvdoler, The Cu 11111 AN said thatoinder an arrangement made with the priecipal olllcerm wheu the bank was formal, in the event of winding up Mr. 4:ottheimer null Mr. kick. the tnanagoni, were to be entitled to 1;.11410/. and 3.000 f. respectively. and Mr. Wallinger (the vvereta . ry) 1.Y.4. 741 we.. happy to .ay that Mr. Gottheitnor had wreell to ii,cept :OW, Mi. Earl '2,010., mid Mr. Wallitiger, (Meer, beer.) The report awl accouuts were then adopted. ettraordinaty meeting was then held for the purpose of winding up the cowl:kw . No deouion had been oomv to whet, our report left. THE RECENT OUTBREAK AT THE CHATHAr CONVICT PRISON. • • Theolticial inquilry~ into the outbreak and mutiny' which recently ucorred at the St. Mary's convict 'stab lisbesent. Chatham way commenced on Slonday last by Captain Gambier, the director of convict prisons, who arrived at Chatham for that purpose. During his investi ptina Gambier exami n ed the governor, Captain r. Manor, deputy. governor, together with seve ral other. of the official. and principal wardens who coda vrzwasy information rapt...tog the outbreak. It is DOW s that the disturbances within the prima arose en tasty through the failure of the plot which had been con- cmied foe the escaped several of" the convicts, at the head of which wee Peters, who was entrusted with the skeleton her to unlock the cells of several 0( the other convicts who I had been admitted into the aeon. Although the con victs an• placed in separate cells during the time they are is the nine, they mingle with each other while they an at work, when, of course, it is impossible to prevent their conversieg ; it was on them occasions that the plan of escape was doodad repro. The result of the investigation by Captain Gambier has been to entirely exonerate .11 the of front any blame whatever on the score of vigilance, and, indeed, it in entirely through the promptitude with which they acted on the first sympt-rios of the outbreak that it was impressed without any extraordinary *MOON of violence enema'. At the cleat of his anyeetigatioo, Cap tain I :ambler ordered 15 of the convict., who were known to have takcu a leading put in the recent disturitancek to be taken hack to Pentooville and Millbank, where they will also be subjected to corporal punishment, and be reduced to the lowest clan. Three of the most notaries. of the convicts have already been removed to Militant, and the remainder will be conveyed there in the course of a few day a. Dariag the tinte the con victs were at work on St. Mary'. lalsod Yesterday, a most murderous anima was made uptick a ooavict named Harold by a somber of the other couiricte. Harold, it appear., was believed by the ether convicts to have given Nonni latent*. tion to the officials of the prison relative to the recent out break. and had therefore rendered himself particularly ob noxious. While the party was at work ou the Wand a launder of convict., armed with noises, rushed past the warden to the plans when Harold wee at work, and commenced • terrible *lseult on him, and there is no doubt would have killed hint, hal he out been rescued by a number of men and removed from off the bland. A mechanic, named Crowther, employed on the island, wee threatened by the convicts for daring to interfere, and threats are held out to him that he will be murdered. An assault of a munleniu. character waa also made in the prison yesterday by one of the convicts on a warder named lieu. bow, who was eeverely injured that it was oeceasery to remove I • to the infirmary. The convict conceived in the outrage has been placed in wens, sad awaits as examination it' the omarion of the seat visit of Captain Gambier. The usual statement ban just been prepared of the number of cargoes of coal sold by the various fac tors of the city of London during the past year. The totals are :—Hill, Wocd, and Hughes, 1,566 ; Nam, HOST& and Angier, 1,10 ; Cbayter, Webster, and Andrews, 1.166; Marshall, Page, and Co., 1,013; Taylor and Plesemas t 654 ; William Maw sad Co., 650 ; Stephenson Clarke, 4311; P. D. Lambert, 471 ; Maiden and Wean., 408 ; lfitoalfe and Cory, 303 ; and Miller and Potter, 17S. THE Lnalre CHAMBER or Comaaßea.—The mu m& meeting of the Leads Chamber of Commerce wan held yeetenlay, and both the members for the borough—Mr. Baines and Mr. Beeeroft—atteaded. Both gentlemen :n their remarks spoke of the treaty with France : and whilst Mr. Beecroft admitted that he took the conservative view of the treaty at first, " he thought the Emperor of the French hail got the beat of the bargain," yet Mr. Cobden had succeeded in procuring PO many modifications that he (Mr. Beecroft) thought a very ailyaotageous trade could be dose between France and Yorkshire. Mr. Brines moved a vote of thanks to Mr. Cobden respectfully tendering to him "their meet cordial gratitude foe his indefatigable labours in this cause ;" and after Mr. lherroft had, "with very groat pleasure." seconded the re. soluties, it was wenn only adopted. LANi•ANHIRE AMP YoRKgHIRE RAILWAY.—At a meeting of directors of this cornpasy, held yesterday, it was •dreaded to recommend to the proprietors at their neat meeting to declare a dividesd for the hslf.year at the rate off per cent. per annum, and carrying forward a surplus of upwards of LIACON. THE. CHINC4E Rr.arts.—The lender of thin move , tneut, Hung.teeniiiewn, was originally the pupil of Mr. Roberta, an Anierican missionary at Canton, where he picked up a smatteriog of Christianity, which be has since embodied in sundry productions of his own, supplying de• feet. of memory and iiprorance of the sacred record with express revelation* sail to be imparted to him self. The object of this adoption of a pecu liar creed was to render this 'meanest more a:tractive to t h,• m en d; among the Chimer, warmly one of whom, however, have joined H. It is now ra u t i o ,,,d „ a du. tinguishiog badge, though Christianity is not p rac ti se d i n ashy of its forme among the followers of the " youn ger beeher." They drink, samba *um, pretties polygnmy. ignore Midi worship, haptient, and have the vaguest of tivtinctnne. of the New Testament. From " The net. headset.. u the Bent. it - . 112.431 St. . fin ty 911 . ill* l 11l OS • .N. ta4ighaLJNlAlel;,llll N$S . icatish X. Mat 4sk AND , 94 • W.llidlaadOEL jles I I • 1 Tb 7 M, moose 10,000 7 moot - 0.00 01 3,101 11,710 0,031 3,000 050,000 11,000 1,002921 100,8!0 Mal Mi in Kin 160.000 11,5001 1 BL I ht 1 AlaWArg. I doing Was 1 i Salmi today ratordag. to 1 p.n. WA all Atlislik all 72 74 - 86. 14 1ice.1ei..60.12441 82 SS 18 16 4 De. de. 8..- 2 11 die _ *1 all Banalotlakallsoril. 44 5 -4 14 all Do. Pratertace 6 I - 1M 104 116/.,7lnalt,Aeodortak 6 p.o. 1144., Ass 1. min 444414850dby1i.411.1L 16 MI 100 106 Do. Ju1y1,1116.121524L 67 72 - 100 100 Do. Jona 1. 11174. ditto. 66 70 - 6 all Calcutta & & laders 1 dl. par -. SO 6 C.apoi.tDooklp.e.gaa 11 If dla -• 10 71 Nie 6 oust 1 01 Me 41 1 1 16 Zaatam 111 414 St o 100 *sat Indian - 10 all Do. Jabbalpan - - - la all D 0 . 45 P. ot.Dobad 97 98 - 100 all Do. Ip, ct. do. - 100 all Do. do. do. 180641 11 01 dla - 10 all Oaeloas 8 Melbourr - - - 86. 100 Grand Trunk cd Canada II 22 22 1/ 100 all Do. 4pr ot. Pro& - 100 all Do.Soc.Pret.6 cLBO 6O 66 - 100 all Do. 6par et. 46 47 -- 100 all Do. 7 par et. 1161 6O 66 - 100 all Do. do. 1887 42 47 - IM all Do. do. 1872 42 47 - K WO Groat Indian Peulaiala 961 - M 8 Do. Now ll 941 1 ay - 8l 100 Ot. S. dials.. 6p. at - - - M M 18 Do. Do 2l If a. - 11} ritWail Panda, Mural 101 101 101 1 11 Do. Now 10; 151 41. - I* all Daßda.pay7s 2 /4.t11100 90 96 id - 1011 all Do. do. IS MI 60 94 - 100 all Do. do. 76 Ti 93 96 - 1M an D0.6114.4.844.,pay.17 88 92 - 8l 106 Madras Goer. 61 par et 83 146 - I& I* Do. do. 11 par el. /12 93 -- 416. 1* Do. 4/ ;par el -IWia B6 87 - M 16 Do. 44111 AM& do. 66. 100 14410.00rp.11 aLbrada - - - 1N all N.llrarwicic It Oils& dans A raw M all Du. do. land do 6 7 * all Do. do. B cap. do 6 7 10 .11 Do. do. Lad do 5 7 24 fa Ida (Ihnitrid) Bt. ND Sots* 961 971 - M 10 Do. 1= 16 ma 71 IL 1 D0.1a4.84/. 5l 92-• U 1 00 Trlaidad.Usgtad.krlp I I InG to. i ft. 100,410 St. Calumets' 164.400 Rt. Do. Ip. ot. ?MI., Ma VOWS St. loot sod o,olW°Wag Indio W° St. Laudon 1.01111.1100 RI IL KUMAR* 800,806 St 808.1bampion 800,000 84. Victoria 6,000 SO Do. Now rWT VI L Oaalkor.llp.o.lasAlvt. D 6.4 par 614.. 1178 Do. Ow wok ISIS I Do. Spar ost , ln ag Dadra Dtilpoto & t.Mot.dtdop. Da. I por amt. Do. do. pulp oagolOHopoO gtetlitio do. IMO, Now Drostsw.Gov.ti pet. N. I. Wes CIL Op. a. Me Da. p. to 111781 Daepa,MlS Nova loads e p. sl Oft : Deb. rodeos. 117$ ll.Aoot.Gov.llp.o.loods etJas.a.htly' Do.do. Sp. ts. Apr.* /MIT= XI lAl!!!4 CliaL 1 Pd. I i fifii h . . ii 7. -- I Mara Dry. G. Omn i = ) Imat amteme Zed Cara= LIR lima Mteleta ) Grumbler a IL Alarm Great Beath G.Mila. Allred ) G. Wk. If or ( estme) Oren ale Herocrieloot Klogetai Downs lade IsuNts "•7 1 1 =Dtmis N. Moms P N. AL Bum. Nardi Whial S.; Par Ocas. OIL IlLsop . Providers (11. Lol•nt). eortrillipOos, Min. Co. (fin Bran (Mops) . & Devon Iron £ Goa Minim (Lbs. & W. trances (Inman) Stray Park TasaarSUALead )(LC :: i Vale at T (Cana) Wait Boma Wa . W. ( ). (brad= ) d Moo Wh. Boma ate4l.. Wh. Baer Wls. Idwart(Faisloolt) Wll. IWO (Um Waal, WbI.I Ann 83,0001 16,000 1 iteeol st 11.000 t 10.000 1 I m 00000,! 1 1% 10.000' 76,000 1 1 88000 10,1100 10 101.11410 48.000 14 18,400 10000 1011,8111 1 40.400 1 10,4011 100,0411 1 80,000 1 48174 KU! KM 1 AIN 1 11110 NO 0 , 00 (OW too MOP le *OM IS SIMI ID ACM U 9 COI 100 1119:1 , 1:0 09 11 19010 NO 12 . 119499 90 KM 99 1 9 0 0 :1 so,00• 99 99 Koos! we 10,409, 1911 115,000 20 90,000' 10 16,000 JO 60,400 16 L 5,000 20 10,000 100 4,000 10 16.000 26 40,000 1.6 00,000 60 71.000 100 te 101 1 Ms For ,107 In Ina los !iou 1 10 4 79 4 97 99 97 99 96 98 1 104 106 k l ut u isse l. eq 17e. 13 9.6 6.116 IL 12s. alOstkl I 9.18.9. 10.0.7. it • LT.& a =Y.~aa ~i Australian AgricuL Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Lead Brit.& Irish Mag. Tat • Do. B 7 per a WILMS Do. 0 Osamda land Cloonsi Islands = Cl Tolr:1 71 re * mot am, r`reference Do. 6 p. et. Perp. Deb , Bastludial rrig.A Canal, Ileetrie Telegraph Do. Now Bing. and Aust. Cop. Can. Steam Navigation Great Ship k Limited) Do. 171 per cost. Prof Lisa. District Tel. (L) London Discount (L) Lod Gen. Omnibus Ca Kates brigs. & Coati - 3 - 6 - } 1M 165 37 110 I , 13 14 78 90 MO 300 110 145 120 110:d 11 12} 14 111 21 171 14 11 i i ' lla 11 i ; i 1 111 64 d 10 h 1 , PEI A If pa 91 Par i Iffs i f i ft al i II 1100 1 100 100 1 100 S 4 SS 70 7 . 1 1! SO Q M I} li Si nit tli Ct 2B ati Ifl} 41. :ft ► H Ned Der. EL Del. At) National Discount Co.. NerbuddsCoalttlron k l.' Netherlands pod IS 27 - 993 71 - 11 - St IA 4 1 4i 1061 7 ei • 117 I. II • 1/ 11 40 -. 79 TOI ;29 30 101 103 107 109 des sd 0 4 4"1 = 1 J .1 zd l on - bp7l7p CT. tiTit lila: N. Bran.. & N. Beat. Id N. iisit. Australasian ontal Gas __ er,... Do. 0 New Bbanw • .. le. Rtia. (Lin..l.. Pool liver Lod m MIL Peals. sOrka. Nonni Do. New R• 4 Bea f..* iDet Tel 411 12.6f0r 50tw. by Dr. Ow. I m e- 7 tn. lad I Ma Stara a Aut. lambs Austroilaa Lad maim ToL !drip do. Zoglotorod do 'rit La Co. Up. Cowl m i Dkumea's Laid.— - - 3 i t til• 1 11 (Us i 0 .w SI 1 1 I lt II 161 Si 3 (114 60 63 70 is U 13 pie 141 17; 17 19 66 47 la 140 112_ 2411 d xd I 4 7 lei 11l it T si 3 lei 3ie 3d MONEY MARKE2.-(THIS DAL) I Two o'Cuxi. The funds to-day are firmer. A recovery of per cent. has taken place. The other departments of the Stock Exchauge are also firm. In British railway stocks there is an advance ranging from 1 to 1 per cent. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are in chief request. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened atl 67fr. 40c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911 and 1, for money, and 911 and a for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 1 for cash ; and 91,i to / for the 7th February.' The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stuck, 233 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, g, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; New Two- and-a-Half per Cents., 76 ; India Stock, 2181 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1001, 1;1 ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 951 • ditto Bonds, 12a. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, Is., 54., die. Foreign stocks are steady, with the exception, of the Turkish Loan of 1858, which has fallen per cent., being quoted 55 to 1. The loan of 1864 is dull, at 69/ to 70. There we some inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows _Brazilian Four-and a-Ralf per Cents., 1858, 851 ; ditto Four-and-a- Ralf per Cents., 1860, 85/, ; Belgian Four-a.nd a-Half per Cents., 971, 97, (exchange 25fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cent, Certificates, 1001; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for ac count, 451 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, 451 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921, 1 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 901; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 611 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 811 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 401 ; ditto Passive, 171 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta, 1864, for account, 69/ ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 551, 1, 55 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 101/. At a meeting today of the creditors of Messrs. L. Rodocanachi and Co., Greek merchants, who recently suspended, it was explained that the direct liabilities in connexion with their houses in London, Liverpool, Marseilles, Constantinople, Alexandria, and Cairo amount to 101,7501., and that the assets to be depended upon amount to upwards of 133,0001. It was resolved that the firm shall continue to liquidate the estate. Mean while they will communicate with their partners I abroad, so as to be enabled to fix specific periods for the payment of the liabilities in full. A further meeting will be held early in March. India Bonds remain heavy ; sales were effected yesterday at lbs. dis. Unless a recovery soon takes place it is probable that a number of the holders will lodge with the Council of India the customary twelve months' notice of their desire to be paid off. There were no operations iu gold bullion at the Bank yesterday. A portion of the 167,0001. by the Roxburgh Castle has been bought for exportation. The K ell ar, for New York, has taken 9,750/. in specie. In Mark-lane yesterday foreign wheat was steady, but English was very dull of sale, owing to the very bad condition of the majority of the sample,. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday the sales reached 12,000 bales, but prices were not quite so high as on Monday. The•Londou and North Western Railway traffic return shows tide week a decrease of 1,580/. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 4841 . ; the Great Western, a decrease of 7111. ; and the Loudon and South Western, an increase of 591. The report of the directors of the Australian Agricultural Company, issued in anticipation of the half-yearly meeting, which is fixed for the 29th lust., states the amount of the funds in Loudon at 31,3221., viz., 11,3261. in cash, and 19,996/. in bills not yet due ; but as the proportion derived from ordinary sources of revenue does not exceed 22,325/., the directors reemmiend that the dividend be limited to 20s. per share. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is convened for the 15th Feb. The half-yearly meeting of the Charing-crew Railway Company is called for the 13th Feb. The Westminster has arrived from China with 961,00011 w. of tea. The Scotia and Monarchy have been taken up for the conveyance of government stores to Calcutta. With reference to the market for American aocurities, Mr. E. F. Satterthw•aite reports as follows : The market in London for American securities does not at all respond to the quotations last received from New York, and even at low rates there is more disposition to force sales. The following is a weekly report on the market for leather and hides : The transactions in leather during the past week amount to a full average, and prices in general remain unaltered. Prime English butts, best foreign butts, and dressing hides are the articles chiefly iu request. With the limited sup plies that have been coming forwent, the stocks of many articles are reduced. Market hides are in short supply, but prices are slightly easier. Some sales of Rio Grande, Buenos Ayres, and Australian hides have been made at previous ,motations. WZDNENDAT EVENDIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91} to 1 for the 7th February, opened this morning at 911 to 1, and closed at 91} to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 5. The official business report VI as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 915, I 5, 1, d ; ditto for account (Feb. 9),911,4i1 Three per Cents. Reduced. 91g, ; New pee Ceuta., 911, 5, ; Bank Stock, 233; India Stook, 218} ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 100}, ; ditto Bonds, 155., dis. ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. " °awed " rupee paper, 100. The Five per Cent. rupee paper wan dull at 93} to 945, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 99} to 100} ; Exchequer Bills were quoted Si'. to' Ix die .: and the Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859, 1001 to 4. In the foreign stock market the transactions were rather more numerous than of late. In the afternoon there wan a fall of about per cent. in Turkish Bonds ; the LOlltr of 1854 closed at 695 to 70; and that of 1858 at 55} to 56. Mexican nd•,, after standing at 214 to 225, closed at 211 to 22. Bank shares to-day were steady. There were more inquiries for those of the London Joint Stock Bank and London and South African Bank. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 4k to I pram. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. • Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; East India Irrigation, to dis. ; and East India and London Ship ping, Ito Prom. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two 04:hoot. The mining market to-day is rather quiet, but steady. Stray Park shares are in demand and are marked intim Stock Eachange 40 and 40i. Fast Wheal Russell have been dealt in at 131 1 and West Cara don, at 79. Wheal Trolortley shares have also Wei with attention. In foreign mining shares there are inquiries for St. John del Rey. A number of traneactiou will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange lint iu another column. _ _ . . The half-yearly meeting of the Dun Mountain Copper Mining Company is called for the 30th lust., and that of the Maraquita and New Granada Mining Company for the 31st inst. At Bast Wheal Oreoville meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a Isttaic« of liabilities over assets of lfitt. A call of 2s. per share was vatde. At West Dayset meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 4,6771. lir. Id.. out which a dividend of 10s. per share (:1,0001.) was declared, leaving 1,477 f. 14s. Id. towards the new engine, income t►x, he. The report from Captain Roberta was 000sideicil very favv.imble. lie dates that 535 tons of ore will be sampled next time. The following is en extract of a letter received by the Wdtermwath great Silver Lead Mining Company, from Mr. J. H. llitchens, eorrobonttive of the report from Captain Treweeke, which Appeared in our ' of this morn ing :—" We have a ten• pronthing lode indeed io the 20 fathom 1-vet, on which we have been driving aoutlimast towards the old shaft. It produces in places beautiful leading branches of silver lead ore (near the footwall), as sociated with highly crystallised quarts and ,erbouate of lime: being al that 4 feet wide." to the report of yesterday Capt. Twit tyke's letter should read, "in fact the ground in the footwall part of the lode is carrying pretty strings of lead for 11 inche, wide, and no doubt at no great depth below this level the same small leader that 1 now speak of will make a solid leader of silver lead ore"—instead of " at a great depth," ay. A meeting of adventurers is Wheal Handle was held on Thursday last, when a call of lOic per share was made. The agent reported that "the engine would be at work but for the severity of the weather. In the eastern rhaft some fair tribate ground has been opened, and the lode is looking well, being, it is supposed, upon the top of a hunch of tie. Several tnbute pitches were about being set, as there is a good tinny bottom 30 fathoms long." From Wheal Edward Captain East writes (Jan. 22) -- " The improvement in the 61 west continues ; lode 6 feet wide, worth fully 401. per fathom." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. OORN.-IMPERL&L AVEILAGS& Dn. 16 20 Jam 5 19 911 weclr? An 17 lila id its ild Sis Od ids Si .40 14 ST. id Ns 114 B trio. Us 7d Ms • 7d I 40i U 40. 01 40• 44 al Id i Oda Eye. !re I PoI4 111 ld SIB Id edr434 id !Is 41 564 Ild 2d 448 164 t 26 6d SY 7d 10411642 Td Ili 6d Ns 104 ad 4.1142 s Od 12i id TM 04 434 10.11441 Od 23* 24 no 91 dls 104 Oa 04 --,- Its M ills 1W444 Id, Us lid Durr.—Wheat, Barley, thda, in, Doan; and Peas. la. DOMIOI MUM PIULJ. La? Wlllll.—What/ 12.875: 14110 y. 90.009: oats, 14155 : rye. 181 Nana, tan: pima, 1,248 o,uarters. L. 11011.11111 PHOWIIOO THE nrCTUATIONS 111 ?HE AtERAGI POlOl OP MIRA? OCIUNG TILE 811 WWI MAUD. 111:1.. Dre. 14. Dec. V. Dec. 28.1 J.D. 6. )Jan. 12. i 'J ~~ --fir:.. 6J 3 6J I I:: :: I .. z.li MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Jan. 19. SrGAit. —The market continues clan, but we cannot alter general quotations. Refined lumps quoted 50s. 6d. to 51s. Cor►rc—This article wears a firm appearance. I'u: r ile public sales are progreisiog steadily at fully previous rates. Corrou. —no() bides sold, but the demand has been less active. — iia has been in fair demand. Bassein and /tangoes' sold at Ils. to Ils. lid. e.ish. Rea.— Demerara proof sold at Is. Ild. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.- (TIIIB DAY.) The market is steady, at the following quotations :—Town tallow, 58s. 3d. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the wet, 60s. ; January to llareh, 595. 6d. ; March. 60s. ; Ara to June, :AN. ; July to tept., 585.; Out. to Dee., 575. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ We have a much larger supply of Intuits than on Thursday but, but the demand has proportionably in creased. We retain Monday's quotations ; they am not, however, quite as readily obtaiued as on that day. Although there is a considerablefincrease in the supply of sheep, the number is still small, and Mondag's prams are pretty generally realised Calves are dearer. Our foreign supply consists of VW beasts, 150 sheep, and lt!, calves. The number of tnikh cows is 149. Per stone of IhO. i. a-a d. Best ?cots, Hostile. 4 10 5 .3 Best Short-horns 4 F 5 0 Fk•eolul gut'. beasts 3 F 4 4 Calves Pigs BreiDne& Blf.treda 5 6 6 0 _ _ Per stone of Eaba. ad. s. •. Best Da a& klf-bdsBh Beat Lc.-w0015.... 6 4 6 rim t stoosid NjuaL 6 4 6 • iss ; w• Lambs imp sad balls, 4.020; Cabo% SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ?Item. Davis and Co. report trade dull at last day's pnees. Prime meadow bay, The. to 84s. ; superior ditto, fee,. to 110 s. ; lute' kw do., 40e. to 575. Iki. • rowen, 30e. to 50s. ; clover, old, ¶lse. to 115 e. ; ditto seciisid cut, 70e. to 95e. ; straw, 301.t0 425. MARS 1.181.9.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Cram. The railway share market to-day is better. Au advance, varying from to per cent., has taken place in nearly all the letuthig 'docks. London and North Western I.s now quoted 99 to ; Great Western, 7011 to 71 ; Midland, 1313 to 132 t; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 1141 ; South Eastern, 134 i to 3 ; and Oak -1141111.1111it 95 to i l. Lombardo- enetian Railway shares are quiet, to 11 dis. Time Canadian lines are steady. ORDINARY SWARM AND STOCKS. 8 11. Ird I itAriwAYs. I tulips Prices Philo , tireir ytsteruay. . tolgtra. 134 1011 nu m. Woi. &Stour YEL 114 -, St. 100 Flirk.lnti.&Chealtinc 79 W as 14 56 all Blackburn l l4 26 all yth and Tyne - ... lu ston, Slandiltd.C 44 7 St. 100 lkistol and LW& St. 100 Caledonian 10 all Cork and Bandon - all , Cornwall -. all 114. •1A no dlr. tinUl 6 4 111 .. - 10 alllDo. 11 jp.c. la paidtoa .. .. .. 60 &I I IBMs' and Belfast Jac ... - 16 all :Land.. Perth. & Abdia. 8 81 - St, 100 .6w Anglian l6 17 --. St. 100 , Eastern Counties BO 61 501 M. 100 'Littera Union, eituck • 87 43 -. M. 100 I Do. Stockß 16 28 -. in .11 lad Suffolk 84. IN i DUnburgband Glasgow -.- 841 14. all 100 Itallnbni.Perth, Dundee IS 26 10 'earth and Clyde Jaw. St. 100 ,Olaagow & 11. Wila4orn 114 110 - 10 all 'Great North& Soothed 14. 100 Great Northam M. NO Do. A. Illsdt 165 104 1061 St 100 Do. B 1 Si. 100 1 01. ',nth & Want. N (Ira ook ) 111 22 114 11•2 -. 14. LOUike& Wasters N. 1001 lao.stourVaLOna.9lll 6l 64 N. 160,Lsacaskire& Yorkshire 1131 114 1114 14 N. 100ILondon and Blackwali 60 II 811 SI. 100Lon.,Brighten..48.Coaat 116 118 1171 4 N. 100 Loadon. 4 ftatka.,&Dov. 49 61 • - N. 100 London & North Wed& 9141 90 1 1 01 14 121 all Dn. Eighths - - - 111 . 100 London& gouUtWeeteni 93 94 96 272 a 411 larkesadirrptColerala - -. .... 116 all Da and itnniskillan 8 10 - ao. 100 mon.Alsaf.,&llsoolaok 604 514 814 4 NlO 6 Mokageollian . 100 Wilma ... .... 604.1164 Do. New - - -pm I. 1411 De. Blren.*Dery lO3 106 - to all Mid. 04. Wa (In.) - - - r aU Mkt loot 190 all NeweesUe and t. -- - IV 9 Newry& AriankilleL 7 6 die .. 10 aU Newry.Wernagallna. -.- N. is Node* -• N. KO No* PriUalt N. all New* Donn Bell &D. - -..- k all Da. • - IS. 145 N. llaillas-Bersich Is lei ft ai.N.r.nira: par 1 pat -- ea. 190 Leeds 6Ol 61 i KWO Do. York 84. 160 North Louise - 10 all Northill.WiteleinJw& 105 1 - 111 174 North 9610ortieldni 3 11 dla - 11 iNett.•OranthantiL&C. 41 - o all Peebles - - .• 93 all Irneftinatth 10 all =thninl -, - - 114 116 lit. 100 I •-• Ilt. 1008•3011461./1. •k&. 84/3 u 86 i 84. 100 14511111104114011 B6 111 - Bt. 100 ,teknogehleie Voice 14 60 - 10 all ,1111ingtionene&Maaria. 4 7 -. St. 100 Son* Devon 4ll 41 ..- St. 100 'South Eastern 94,. 100 , South Wake - St. 100 8. Yorksh. & Elver Do 96 we 10 all atanenVidie. 4 ... A 41/1 i Stoc l ktoa & DarUngtos 41 41 7 .. 26 11 1 Ditto ditto 34. 100 Taff Yale - - - to all. Meter - to Iso I D ... 124 D o. 4341j: 1 - St 140 Yale of Beath 10 all Victoria Sta. & Pimlloo 114 14 .. 33 all Welt Cornwall 6 - SL too W.Uartlepoolltarb.&lll - - - et. 100 We& 611 -Oxford 44 44 441 41 /5 all Ditto Newport 42 44 - In _all I Ditto Ila Ward 8/ 84 •-• PREVIII.IIICII SKAILIMS. IIL I Pd. I INCllears. I Closing ptices. I 8.1... 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No* IS 78 - 3111 all ALM& ON.Stors NI 215 -. 116 ell D a do. do lO5 115 - SO ell Do. do. de 165 16 ..- N. 10 Lat.& RAM. Sp.ollt ll6 137 od St. Lot.Mletht..lp.o.Cluo - St No. I Ili 118 - K 110 Do.Sp.e. do. Net 116 US - N. 100 Do. 6p.a. 00. .. 136 143 - 1L 100 Do.i.e. do. 1 4 5. 4 115 118 St 100 Do. p.c.. do. .- .. 103 106 -. 6 all Do. ;tope eh d 0... - -.- IL 100 131.7p.e. hot Stock.. 161 166 - N. IN Do.llp.e.do.(W. LMC.P.) 130 126 -. lIL 100 Do.4p. a 84.(d1e. def. ND .. 71 - SL 100 L e a luthain oral Dover aB 7O 00 - SL IN LMNIV.Cov.MN =ft .. 111 US - St. 100 LAS.II.7p.e.SL 160 1/6 135 a Loodredeeptlonlo. sh 121 145 - N. I* 114401441.1111maer.41. - - -. 6 lOM Da as I I N . _ IL 100 Do 15 pro ceot . - 70 -. * 6 Dmodemioble Sp.*. 5 a pea -. 16. NO es. - -.- N IN Do.Cess.Na 1.11p.0 12/ 110 - N. IN Dff.4sp.d. PP& Stook IN 1116 -. U. IN Do.Leltlitolda 4 p.c. 96 NI - 1L 1* Neeklol4.46.ll3.lNeek -. ,- -. N. 100 NOON SM*6 mast 111 113 - N. 100 1 Da Now Om II p. et. 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Cl. rest lOO 102 - 84. 100 Do.doperp. 6 p.et.peoL 1U 126 -. 70111 LON /LAILWATIL 1110. !di IIIad WAIL I 10 alf Aaldasp • iliftwaral 20 ail drama 20 10 Dalisdilita.:Xp.el I daighla 20 all . 2101400 OTMIMIONI4 10 dantresz l Illaa t Sal 100 aD ' a g " ftsmig.. sib att , 20 11 'bold Mudd ID all Males Moos IMP 10 Od. lamina is& S. P. c. * all Gt. Central el Primo la al OS. A ss emiat IS all!team .; 20 i all UM Oradamsa • lad 20 I all Wino awl Td211040 20 all Lads A m in &WV& sfit all Aida ala 90 I all Naattliagel t : n tho 20 ' all Do.4p.e.Pd. leamsos. IS all Northern d 10 15 Do. New Mara 10 all Norwegian 'Prank Pref 20 i all Puts, Lyons, and *Mil SO all Pane and Orleans M 15 Recife and S. nnaYranclaco (Pernambuco)" 20 It a and Cibar" 7p. 10 all Yams and Frascati IS I all Royal Danish all loyal Swedish I 4 all Do. 7 per cent. 10 all Sambre aid Mesas , 10 4 all Do 51 per cent. 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New South Artesia Union of Uutou oI ;sops i UWq Ydrl PAILS.. s 1 au au 34 0 nid id 40141 IS Hid 14 n I j18.1a9.1 I 44.8.0.1 NEW RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday the examiners declared the standing orders of both Houses of Parliament complied with in the following cases : Micriourouvin RAILWAY.—For improvements in what in called the Great ruderground Railway, in their commuai. ca ti on w ith the Great Northern and Metropolitan Meat Market, at Smithfield; to authorise the purchase of addi tional lands and arrangements with the Corporation of Lea -1 don and certain rearms ; extending time fur completion of line by one year ' and for power to nose a further capital of 300,000/., and to burrow 100,0001. COCKERMOUTH, KEAUICK, AND PENIUTH RAILWAY.—For • railway between these points, at a cost of 200,000/., and power to borrow (6,000'. OSWIXTRY AND NEWToWN RAILWAY. —For divers branch railways at a east of 140.000/. DOWNPATRICR AND NEWRY RAILWAY.—For • railway between these points. at a cost of 200,0001., and power to borrow ICO,OOO/., with power to other railways to subscribe. lIID•DEYON AND CORNWALL RAILWAY.—For lines from the North Devoe at Coleford to Launceston and Tavisteek at • cost of 430,000/., power to borrow tr,ooor., and for other railways to subscribe. KINOMTON-ON-HULI. RAILWAY DOCID4.- Foi new docks in connexion with the railways at Hull. KILRORII AND KILMER RAILWAY AND POULNAoIIERRY RECLAMATION ACT. ROBS AND MONMOUTH RAILWAY.—For a line between these points. The standing orders were declared not complied with in the can of the,Cowes and Newport Railway Lxtensions (in 'coed of er"r is levels), and in the vase of the rolne Valley and Halstead Railway, for extension to Cam bridge, (Tars, arid Colchester. at an estimated cost of 220,00.3 a, in some technical partizttlars. THE ELacx Rivas CND= ittres.cs.rok —The bed of a London thoroughfare may be compared to the human body—for it is full of veins and arteries which it is death to cut. There at: the water-mains, with their con necting pipes ; the main or branch sewers, with their coo necting drains ; the gas mains. with their connecting pipes ; and very often the tubes containing long lines of telegraph wire. If the gravel asd clay be opens l at any time, a few yards under our feet. we catch a glimpse of these tubular channels, lyine nearly as close together as the pipes of a choral organ. The engineers of the Metropo litan Railway have hail to remove all these old channels to the sides of the roadway. steering their tunnel in between, with the delicacy of a surgical operation. At King's-cross a greater ditkulty presented itself in the shape of the old Fleet IHtch- a stream of sewage-water flowing from Highgate to the Thames, out of fifty thousand houses. This black Styx of Loudon will often rime siz feet in an hour, in money weather, nod its force is particularly felt atKing'a-cro is, which lies at the bottom of the Highgate slope. It was found necessary to divert the course of this unruly stream, and to luck up that portion of Its current which flowed through the line tho rail way was compelled to take 'This was done under the persona! direction of the able superintendent of the works, Mr. Houeelander ; but not without many men hvng kept up nearly a fortnight in wet and mud, 114,ht and day, until at last their sewer-boots had to be cut off their legs. The slightest mistake would have flooded the works, and would have cost Mr. Jay. the contractor. some 30,000 f. The black river is now safely caged, and a large boiler-looking tube, running across the roof at one part of the railway tunnel, carries the Fleet Ditch over the heads of the workmen--and will carry it over the heads of the passengers.- Dickens's "AP the Year Round." Seville Wtsress.—The Nordgive.4 the following details on the subject of rigorous winters 1709 the oold was exceisive throughout the whole of Europe ; the Adriatic was completely f roma over; a general am! destruc tive famine prevailed ; food of the first necessity was at exorbitant prices ; at Paris bread made of oaten flour was served at the tables of the rich and of primes. rattle pe rished front cold and hunger. The crops in the year fol lowing were very abundant.. In 1746 the thermometer at St. Petersburg fell to 30 deli. below zero centigrade (22 below zero Fahrenheit). On the 20111 December the glans fell to 18Z below zero likeitumur (9 below zero Fahrenheit). and the ice at Brussels tin,s 121 inches thick. In 1794 the cold was excessive, and the army of General Pichegrn invaded Holland by giro-sing the' Walial on the ice. Is IM2, a winter rendered memorable from the disasters of the French twiny in Russia, the thermometer on the 26th November niarlied 16 ile,iteee below zero Itestunur (8 50 below zero Fahrenheit). In 1420 the cold in Europe was eer y r igorous. On the 10th January the thermometer at Berlin fell to 20 dee.ree. s below zero C. (4 below zero 7.4 and at Basel' to 12 below zero C. (950 above zero F.) it WAY in this year that the Palace of the Prince of Orange was destroyed by fire. On th.. With January, 1823, the ther mometer at Brussels fell to 17) below zero Beautpur (0 2:1, below zero Fahrenheit). In 1845 the winter was long and severe. The thermometer at Berlin fell to 19 below zero C. (2 50 below zero F.) ;,Strasburg, 14 C. (8 above zero F.) : Paris, 12 C. (9 50 F.); and at Brussels it stood at 12 degrees below sera Minimax (5 below ono F.) CRYSTAL PALACE.--ONE SWUM: DAY.,—WED. IeISDAY, JAN. `23.—Admission on payment, 11'0 ; ditto lit sawn tickets, 638 ; total visitors, I,:ds. ~ .~ c