The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-22 00:00:00

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Tb Lon Cineranr mei dr Girds al dr woe liar 11011 doe ponoint The Ibiewbe the berme on ohs yew —Pub& Inopocrouncor old—ftworbar. Maier Clorins aid— brad wrikes Arcoseys rd Seinisels am—Omdices. Ceneopneo riTscre. 1.. &6—seal oceans. Ziondono Pridoes AM Arecirour maw Clorloebb Qe. aroded anisons eat (flat Sinsnarea ail--11ronal maw ML—esoe - bit iniessi. Wigs awl Lebserbe Claws (Ir.lead) Bill—•••=ed indlie. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. tidos Kr. C - Owarra.) ar us crousx 110117A•0 STANS,•-111111-arPM&MANOM Oi Tbe bisionspt was • sebeiThor, mode on • scrivener, Or Tamara T was tar elfeemed owdbires seessleit The bops owns to wesseired erslioue yowls ei 11,00IW. Zv Nob wire neassel at 4,41111., bat wily a mob mama bes es yet beef IN way ieto sbe beads el die essimes. Time r. .....d entity:es Se the .swot a AUK. of Neva the prbeipsl ow IS Mn Grebes Pole% widiew. of Frahm, wbe is • °raiser for The bid es warrity seeeresa 27.7NL, bat I. gems' so yield saysliwg onesas. . T. Was" vies wowed far dr weispiess, tbse Xt be aid is sapid thee she irelespe waif sipper, oe dated miasma a bear, wades lard Is OM puma ma -.mist sere ef Ye Abbe. Or property bag sesse, eel we doebeed, be Aid =I latial, la the H ofhdie me aliest waniellod spies Nis, w apply st prams foi a serlikels. Yr. Lamm" mbe sivesold br MA. Pais% et lushes, sod ether waft oreillers. mend br the OMB blob* bard, sad the joblusso el the wort glees. Tido ►.a boa dew 221 . : eri beimor Noe la beers of Doped, iris bed Thum was roma to believe dm this Mame W bee the limo to wise be ovoid the discieeeres diet woad ho mods wield him. ♦ owner bed ben baked oat ageism the bankrupt, sad eilidsvk would b• nods tbst they bad hew inside to serve ;des. Cesembisose—This is quits ow cam I should like to consider It s little. Mr. Lawresse-M the ow of Maitynd Mr. rase wont into the satin, aed refund the bonkropfs corillioate. The Cassideasr—l as bet "din prepared to adopt that vim. My Idea is dist the proper seem meld be, es the bmirtere doss sa m g id ew, so Gilionra without dsy—tbat ;tactically raisin ostilltins Mr. Lowrance—lf your bower she* allow= without day aai retain tho bankrupt say mapper at say Mae convialent le hims elf ,mad wins vs aro ant pro pond. The Commimiseer—This Mosley I ban is this—Tau will probably eon witesine to plea evident to inculpate this ma. I have no idea of widows bean talus to Meal pats any man without his he the opportunity of exasslaint the whew= nein& his, without which the court cassia arrive at • cermet asadmiss TM OSSCIOS whether every purpose would tot le aestrand by adjourning the cattiest. without day and "whiting Ms soy farther pvotottion frees VTOL Would Oct that sewer every purpose? Yr. Laureate—With sabolimion I should say not, for two resets. The Malawi may nsppear at a time convenient to Insisalf. sad ream his application when our evideoce may M disposed of by death or other changes. Further, this is • ease In which the public ought to be pot on their gaud. The Commissioner—By an ea pone &catenate ? That le the difficulty I have. Mr. Lowrance mid it would not be entirely so. Parris who had been Stranded by the bankrupt were in attendance to prove:hot he hod takes titer mosey to invest, and had not does so. Is on oafs the bankrupt had obtained pot @Gaston of 22,0001., belonging to a widow lady named Paine ; .and she wee m ausedencia to prove the facts. The Comeniniousr-13ti11, I think the bankrupt ought to have the opportunuty of exantinlag the witness., who speak against hint WINO Olin sous to • onoluelou. I don't no- Sensed pronouncing judgment is any oasis on hearing one side only. It is sot las diadem a bill. At all events, mon ought to be don than merely giving motion. Mr. Lowrance said the bookstore had abeconded in March, 18.58, shortly after • dams In chancery had bete *beaked against him, pre eseamo, at the nit of Mr.. Paine. The lest apiaries& of bankruptcy wee reversed; another ad *death& was sods In INN, to which he on Me Int day Slowed ter that purpose. Then won sesdry the lest esuoisatioo, but In March, ISO, be , sad them— in cosatderatiou of the new of Ills very len day wee named for the conlisaro—anas Mr la flonsbnr. At that time the seignais asked for a farther adjourn le order that the but 'e services might be neefolly and benifficially employed for tin parp ne of the mato. Ths Mess( waa adjsernad till this day, so that the bankrupt wee closely ant taken by surprise. Os Thursday loot he hod retinae to the solicitor for the anleacts to the folbertag efkot . _ " 14, Tentleare-laa. Feb. IS. " Dear Itir,—Uasettled es my AM' are—the property neoaaverted, sad ao dlei4ead salt. la Chester, an *remorse& the result of wide\ may materially last my estate-1 do mot propose, la the hoe of the appeal- Mom merehalied against me, to apply at mama& for ay oral- Isola Will yarn be geed enough to Worn Ida partitals taroded, as 1 shadd he sorry to pat tbasa la sadism az plam.-1 an, der ets, pain trap. 0. K. EvLds." Tba Coatadedassr—Ha sem " It Is eat my halaatke to •994 hr wir _serttleste." showier diet be is seder the he. preadea, which lea very common tam Met It must be the appliesam of the bankrupt ; whereon by Me shim the lia lag of the certilhate meeting is the sot of the mart. Mr. 1•11 , 75111C0 Mat Isqutry bad bona mad. at 14, Vendvere-lee, and a clerk was met to erne a mammas them He teind the toll - mum sotto@ as the door —" Let tere sad inquiries for Mr. Breae—apply to Mr. Homes." Mr. Hosts sea applied to, and Meted that he scald give so leformatioa so to Ream's whereabouts, me did be know say one who c mid give each informant:la. Tits Comet . istioder— Yoe migiftopea • (me Nee or mere which would beteg the cites within the nip of the ertalisel law. I ea whether this le notecase in which loughttoditset•pssmsatee • sad Ise,ebeserie ilisquto don et emulous 'meld be eljoeried else die. There is abusdesse et matter is whet y hew sawed to Sans the subject a Islamism! sharp ; sad the qesetios le. whether this ones bed rot betty be re sifted to be Crowe Court. Mr. Lamossen—Bet in thin ewe our birds down. The Comadaeloser —Bat 1 ceesot understand how lam to se into the caw sad form an ultimate judgment which is to 'stall upon him such manta c.inesquesose without hearing whet be Item to my. Mr. Lewreem—Tbse perhaps the court will permit me to glee tin evidence sad reserve its indiums. The Commisekeer—No, I think sot. That would crest* • great deal of prejudice, to let the Wog go forth to the "Mille wittiest as eaawar. I have so doubt that in this sem year amostees are jest ; but pat the case of a men who WWI preys td streeding by unavoidable accident. Limeresee—Bot here es hays a plain declaration on impeet et the !mango that be will not come. The Commissioser— If • promontios be directed the °Moors ' el the mows will sox God HI. Hosesr harts( expressed a Wish to ooesnit Mr. Cotaahulourr Holroyd, that learatti commissioner Wes sent for. Mr. Casetiosiaetz Holroyd, after having the dream oldness neapitslated to hito, said the bankrupt appeared to he seder the Impression that it rested with hies to ark for hie eset•tirete or not. Under those circumstances he thought the better costes would be to aerial a peremptory day Oar hearing the gtattecoe of certificate, everything possible being dune la the interval to give the bankrupt notice of the day. —it baeria the was areal that the 2lat ot Meech should be appoiated lor peeemptory lir. Lammas having p. made as application to the court to appolat s privet* sitter, is no. matter of Balltsr, floniar ontearved—lt la slagular tas samba, of than oases of fefsalthar attorneys. Mr. Pannell says that las has las of thaw near is Lis offint. -- Mr. Lownaco—T &re — - ;a37tbare an 1,000 of them at the rolls. (Laughter.) The prolerdlage la Baarard's ease we produced, bat It au found that aurae oaa had apparel far the bankrupt to that tam. sz4eTtoz4 -comiAirrap, The SISAID 410;;;;;IIVINI. - — iialflideilMWerMilik 1161506 WIIIIIIOIOI wire alai 2, dr Was owl mem TM ceenauttere were appeistei 1, melt is IMPIINN ilt 11 W 12 o'clock. Till SOCIAL Ira. I.aet eight a second eichight raitatiag tea plum , be •pscloso ball of s restoaroat mar lbw Sepaerker, tv the promoters of tie foram, belle purpose 0 .6*.acing mark of tantorleg Wks MIMS 01 the toattopoltn, riA kr swelisetag a spirit of laqsky sash es 0004 enable tors maketaaste onateres w abandon tam realer sad diedpreol memo of lift Is Mil, to rondo asylums for thos• oho might be boollesd by these auftoret conatiais, upwards of 1,0001. bee bra sabecnced stow the WI petidas, owl two imam ea a swot tetanal, front MVO, Slid devallar• boot boo placed so the dispose' et the greeestate of the INWRIONst for marks of primate, ea/ • Nesse is has be .d for the dotage' of tabs la order that the are_ troy W► torn to teapot-table lite. • eireeler issued w the disadle of wbowe awn the aseedei of the fib lastest, meted thet 160 woods satiated, sad but kr the ebeseeles piped le their way by various there emit have hem a lei logger amber. Of absss We ere sew In throe " ilearse." cos hoe wined wkw labor, sof may ere alter Alb tics, of seer of whom tbs. it peed hope dot the, my be mooed truss s Ilk et via; trlt area the is., person ociebt to bs beseits• dote la • spirit of *sky avekeeed silks grerilyisg sod gameassitsig to the ptioneture of the isouosteet. Amongst the originators of the movement me desi=t mortice w.-Te the Rev. Berm' Noel, the Bee. Mr. meth, the Rev. Mr Brack, Theopidlns Smith, Is. Us.- Colossi Wortley, Edward Wilson, Elm., Mesas. nom= liaouiteook, sod Coops,; the Bin. Dr. M'Clestm, hem America, and various other geettlemen. Betimes the hour. of 11 sod 12 deka, the deem of tb• hall were owned, and it was rapidly filled by • misonlismsens masemblage of unfortunates, some ef them drys= In WIN app.reotir of the ncluat description, and of a miss psalm. o. thew lee., tehtlet others were meanly clad, amassing sll to sheerly 200. Aa they mimed the ladies sad gamissa pr.vect po , d theta the mewl attierios, turntable, them •it h trete, and supplying them with abundance Masks sod ma. and overseeing to theca in a sects/ and kindly meaner for opearde of ea hour, durleg which time no unbecoming conduct wee evinced on the part of the gue.te, but, on the weetrarr, the great= deconato revelled. The ker. Barre-r Nom. delivered • loot mid eloquent addr..• rod a arm Impressive chnrarter, dep rting the horrors of the terser of that's frailties' to each an et , . at sate bring Mars into the epee of nosy of them. Some cried bitterly, eat all hissed occi atesenvely. The Rev. Mr. BicaIIMITITH fullowed,sod gave a brief ad dreoe, !per which - Tts; Rev. Mr. Bacx:i, preview, to area( up as ea•etive prayer, easoasoed to the santiag that ow haadred of them seed ac looter follow their proms, wares of life, for wit► gratifirarrai sad pride he wee able to oiler to that member omit 4 , .b1e !woes that very sight. Parkes • f tracts wird cards mire distribelsol, sie at tbe Formosa meeting, the latter Riving the Sikllllll6 at tba various Ingoitutsoaa of tbe metropolis dovetail is lb, brat of that tiers of &maim_ At 1..4 t of then reepet seoefeell the eft NI kindly suede by the awe. 1,. Broth, sad M S le he bow or,ve.l otepr tormisil Ito= r els*" dm .eld %wept. Sr tejes. the sir. Joan, WStlloy, j uo., E./., of the this et Messrs. inhot, %Votary. sad Co, at Pisalioo, mammal' la lob tb.rltair u th• oatuverrarr fortival of tie Usseesd Vk te.llop.- &. .117, .U 4 will e. retsbre.ed r. she sem* et WI ..at. A .1-putatioa from the isatitarlaa, headed by blr.Wholtry. ID. chairman, load ea tatarvaa wish Kr. Wat esy yesterday, rad that itrallousa I. tar mist ready meow arole.l kw vintager.. to nadir ski toddy ivory aid imam be. power or OW of Its Ire. Rm.% AY .Icclburrb.—A parliamentary recure astsd lb . anemia./ show that the total swats. of perms. bad la ittrol has all camas. os all tha railway. I. dm I evad limado.s. during do half-year ended Doe. 31, waa 117 lolled 266 lasso& I. the eorreaposdlao half-yoer of l+.o the Itillet wars 133., Nod th• iajared 301. Of Ilion Ws ball, 93 loot their boar Is ilaglaad sad Woks, IS Soollsod, sad •is Inked. 11l sore lapsed is Libra art Wales, 93 is SootlasS, sod 1$ is Inland. Tbo axial smaller of paseagaro HIW durlag the half-).v os all tho railways la Qs I:alsd Ilageksa lama 30 oaly (.beet 31 is lb@ 'anagram half of 13611), asd use foisted 229. TM real sin sirens of lb* ceseemsy to of c attrovote, somas irerieg bred asseiss, ea. liat.os of the pros .. lOW es bierel am owed by ills rows I. has. mad will Ili doer sr lakein Imo •• Oak ass alsosdata or mad amodea.** Th. hog* of railway epos as the 31.1 of Desealmr. ISSO, .os 2,3/0 milts I. liagigad sad Wale., 1.96/ albs Ileothrod, sad 1.427 silk. I. Inked, motley • %ma .1 10.001 nein solos 'OM ads. la the txertaposol• imp half •yesr of 1866. kr.i•enl Iletiuirtg.—The following table exhibit. g !eau. t `a• rodu.taws imposiUus ul laminae Weems •sol r ertdorl. Tale, 11■11011C . 1•44 .. 446 410 . 1.161.710 . 2,0011 114 • • &41S ; .4 140 1,314041 1811 . 4,1711 600,000 1%61 . . Ira 9.947,474 154 1.111 107 .. 9,964,643 18611 112.960 6,211,907 1464 1,2113 47S 10,763 462 92 1999 9,109. 4 9A 1 446,790 The WIN Mao el the Igen* is th e years 1164.6-67 le of r muse w be seertbsted to the Crseses Wee , bat taking ths bile prima der, appears in hese bee% . set rerlsedist wistful. 4to ke. then 12,226,7011. Notwithseerediair thi• very oseeMeretle ressuessee *b• set reveal'. psse est. em kyles's. t ett ...wad Iron 62,660171. is 1843 so 61,419.466/. I+l.l, •• ta.t• the tereaer•yeAdisit slower. of the empire ,o -1 .e.us to hen ismased la the 16 years about 40 per try. lit 1 Y. 171 VC ATICIIORS.—Before lb. unbars, 6ta., fres bast eerei.m), pezlisimemlary committee yesterday, : 1 1/e/ I. neld, suerusager ad the Liverpool C.Rporetes• time, Waled that the esechlae wee ta ceestaat owl wee taol rtitn,lollt olos "Perk reselred. fa Ifee, tuou'err fathoms of shale table proved wee 10,711, el eh • b 1‘ ont were total te he deictive, sad 674 were o oe. toud. Is Mitt the essubwr of fathoms prayed ass 11.315. of which there were dallatah‘ 9,676; asa dr.•••d, 4i.. Is 11 1 4 the member of babas, roved we. 12, 1 %.1., at which there were defective 10.191; madames' It r, I s Its. So. the sembee d Wilms. roved wee 9197. of eihe h .tore ...le defective 8,278, modems,/ 889. la NM, op Autset I, the umber of hithasee proved we. 6,711, at oh, I. there acre dehentee 4,038, eserbereeed $67. The Bowler .4 *whores of riot. halt proved devise the mom pret.4 we. What, of which there WON diodes 11.417. tad (oedemas.' 1.841. TM defects chiefly WOOS free the ether Wag c maim Ird of l.d Ina. Dia coadstaaal cholas were 6117.11 e Meld the ostuere of tweets. 8 PlOrt) , Zl) NP.W AILSINAL —The National !Mesa. Coarataa, tostelstise of thaws! Mr Hany Joao, Major Jerrie. sal dleievoebed isollvalaale. visited Wolverhasuptoe ea Priday lett. Gad tailed upon Mr. Mart ley, mho p 411.4 eel se I.llly se 8. could Is the very siert latervive he hod with the a - wattle* the &demitasse of W.Abtrilalaptall or its 1NU5.116.,e Vicinity se a Ole fee • me tomial sensed. Proes the swore of the iwistriee wale by verve", weiebses of the ovacii.me, Mr. Bartley havered the* the obgrrt is sew we. twee • grorrel maimed rivet than emersafeesarleg setabliehmest, and that • large tract i „j k e g e j„, G , p r i m . haring .4 meter fertiitlee .r railway end natal r•eawassistiest, mead be sought otter I. Paseo, L. 'he prmimley ad • Imp working I..pulatioa. ram.- Llama Meow& Tila TaavaLLaa's Fateem.—About a year .1... a r....taerrial traveller, sawed Willer, what sleet to leave Bowe,. our aaridostally throws Ma of hie wis, by .high int he wt. iejared is eawroly that stopetehoe wee reodeevd I,,vessay. The areidese ba lap tom Mr. • Trainee, tbat rtatlaaaa at the ... arett. the west saleable saddest.; sod throughoet she teh.4., throe Met Mr. Will,. we. obliged to war la fivegtl. Mr. Owls was emidasee IS peylag hew every peelde ettea , ke. FtaEleg that the eatstasets gestlstaes was ant la a paid= le beer the great expense Inclined, Mr. Owls. tateseeted Ideoesif is ruin we • setherriptioe, me less that 316(. befog ried. 41hotill 1 . 01 the body le white Mr. MMus bekteged, keel that ow b "sorrow. rladlere eaaat Int at pees haw de ier...u.4 spas preseastag Mr. Owhe with a very so. es GOIT•f sad oars week*. • silver Wow which arv./..peel«. the service been the 4,lloviag lasetiptko : " Tao with • Tea eel Caws Serelce. preseatsd Is O•lee. Req., by 160 c mesercial geatherw, se we eap,..ecet .4 mew ereiefal oppreeletioe God *sere= se Me Irhatoien Itsoirees towards sae of their 'Misted aassabme. 111 60."—Dar, red Peoria Peet. THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. SNOPLIMMO Mks Grammiel sad MA Thernpara, two well-droned mamma, wens sharged with mesas( a shawl, anu s It. an, Use properly of Mr. Sharisad, draper, 39, klishopegate.stroet. It appeased from tine evl&sos that the pennon west into Mr. Oberland's shop yesterday afternoon, to look at non shawls, sad remand than cossiderable ties, lannting articles which were stoma to 'bum, b u t witti est making say purchase. loon after they had left the shop a shawl was misted, and the sliopeasa bong told that they had gone i n t o a &shop west to look ft, them 'bees without MWC.IIO4, ea they had left after drinking a glass arra. Thinking they might go to other aba t e for the pewee of robbery, oat of the thopmem visited erittigdretrrs to put theu:os their guard , sod dun, opon • sag geatlia that wee madetaltio, he went round to non per nah , ,ya ens of which three Inman presestad thamnivre, and dim the abawl as • sledge fee L. Greenwood remarkiag that she had given TM. for ft. Tba pawabrolter Immo- Mei* neat to Mr. 13barland's, bet b u g,. " yeas ',mord Ikon them the third woman went away, after bay ing eenstbing Mi to her sompaatoar, and had sot hen mesa elan. The ware, however, idant , flatt by Mr. Itswlessre isessuer, and were Rises into onantly. The 111111• WI was net one of those shows to the yams, but bed b•es labia from • yin *ending ou abs entatar, de thew bad rely 'shod to look at the shawls al a prln of about Oa. The prisoners mid they knew ti,tbiait about the &hurt 'leapt tha , t►e women ant in custody had iuked these le peva it, sad that they Oid so. hlesaeaded. BOW-STRItIiT. ATTIMPTID 10110/4111Y Wm. Thimpomp t , a ews trot of &bast 22, was °barged with bolus hisad t he boor No. 2,Nallerd-otroot, Blooms blw, wider the following oircumetteaw no house Is qwetios 14 lope by Yrs. Popo, • widow lady, Ishis deposed —At about ain• o'clock 11••• sight, fancy hr that the street door was open, I ratted rise servant to Mob • esselle, sad west upstairs low. I footed that the door wee epos, rad es vies upstairs I rnwirod that lbws woo • Hold in the bark Ir•wing room. I celled m swat sad Nt. Powell, • gentlerarts vbn to otopplag is the bough sad thee I proceeded upstairs. I met the primmer easiest dews, sad asked him shat be was dab* there. No sold " Noitiltag." He tried to paw mr , but I pronnion bin. sad to Ur sorra; " Get re the eat of dr Wier," t t wbke I rid bilabial Imelda I I Ilea ar t (Id it obe was pm I west warm te re if arryboly des la the rees, bat kr fa. the planar roregideg with Mr. Powell Is dr prep I err tows aria, Wad doe rims , dad ober, He oreggri to get sway hue se, bet I La. He lewd me to let him go, min tbet be bed at Won rytbles, but I beet - ME di the op cart, whoa I Imo him la I Ilea wed op to ohs baba drawler-room, wires I Ire — ori beadle made op reedy for reeserd. It eaddarl U mode, •my emort, peilleere, mad reran odor ad lr ds k , some of this sad err bekerlag to • who Is de*, with se ea Prier% •• ,felt. Aber ma bear babel bed let oat dr lorkratth, who bed bra repodoldp dr leek, owl I am tides Car foreord the door. Hr. Powdl b ea brad, sod la amble to word bore to-day. idiom MI I, the arettato wto epardraied the prl loalv.krowed • reade of bterbes, 'Molt be brad Rot Mrs. Ewe" dr lady alluded to by the Int rams, Wedded tbe mats puod of dr orders Ora to lb* bead* es berg her r”iirty. 'Phiprimmer edreorloW that be had sabred lbe bear sad stelliqpise to teed det poverty. He bead eke drat He epee. He Mitt three& peas. He was ceradtted reeldwelling kora MAB.LBOROUGH-STREBT. Thal* Taylor, of 9, 7 1 ----- , Goldeaarserik was obviod with attempting to sullslis by abbe laudanum. . _ W.L., 204 C, mid that an the 4 5ews___Ilighl moat • quarter-peat while perils weeevewle-mlrri Grosvenor-square, he hoard • seem! se • °ark b ag panes out of • bottle, eatl as 100/dwg mad saw the dokadaat with a bottle at bat swath. Hs leek the bottle oat of hos band, sad at the date alts ea claimed, " Fee dose it appia." He asked hr where she got th e land.am, sows of whisk warn to the bottle, wad she wad ehe had bought sew psaagwerth at the olianisf la Daviee-atreet, Iria sisoed patiarrarth at mother ohawdef s. Os gulag to the &suds& is Haviswailiet he said he bad void her • sad oared the deindaat aa ewe*, bat she re It. Up.. this be took bow to St. Heargeo Hospital, where as sada was adailatetorod, bat the doobor Wills wield *rase se lawlealus. 111h7lieokiandieitien delhodaat what induced her to sot an Ace hed &on_ Del°?dud 'id "Pal hag!. Wals oak, she told his that e - ie bed taken two cz . worth before, end that she sweat to auks limey with The defendant was reminded fora week. • Picnrocurr AT TEE it•TrAzzrr TRW:TIM . . _ Th;riseWslsh, 21, was charged with attempting to pick pockets at the Haymarket Theatre. Charlie Brows, 304 A, said that about 12 o'clock the previous night, me the audience were tearing the theatre, he saw the prisoner, who was inside the theatre, place himself beside two ladles as they were passing out, and while they were waiting at the door for their carriage he saw the prisoner pot his left hand into the of one of the ladies. The lady looked him full rt i t face, end he did not summit in getting anything. The pri 10011r then walked beck to the dress circle, and followed two other ladies from that place to the door, and again put Ids Wit hand Into one of their pockets, but was again usenet (Amami. He (Brown) then followed him into the theatre again, when he followed two ladies end a gentleman outside sip to their °arrive door, and he saw him put his hand down by the kit side of one of the Who; be then took him saw custody. Prisoner put some qualities to the constable, bat they only had the e ff ect of strengthening the case against him. Sergeant Charles Cole, 23 C, said that in 1865 he had the Drisouer in custody, when ha was discharged; on May 26, 1867, primmer had three months for picking pockets; and on Aped 21, 1868, he wee tried at the Westminster Semitone for fel. ny, but was discharged. Mr. Beadon committed the prisoner for three months with hard labour. CLIIIIIINWELL. TEM C 22222 OF ♦ THIIP. _ _ ------ - John Pottor and Omer ErMari, two young fellows, ablitt eighteen leered age, ware charged with steeling some trifling articles front a shop is Islington. The two prisoners were seen by pollee-constable Eitenunere, 136 N, loitering near several shops, end be saw them lake oat or two small articles. Both prisoners, who an brick makers, end coo warn a very good wages Tweilar Werth( to working, and the police stated that they bed known both prisoners br rat/ SG thieves. Os. 0011.11taibill said he had lad the ream% Potter la custody no lase than twelve taus. for felony ; and other constables also bore testimony to his general bed onethset. Of the prisoner Hubbard so much ' was sot known, but his character was very indifferent. Both pitmen made the same reply in answer to the charge, viz.. that if they were forgiven thin time they would at woe go se wort. The wingielretesentenond Potter to three months' hard la bour, mid told him that the next time he would be /lent to the metwienet, when if he was convloted he would moat assuredly be ewitaneed to penal servitude. The other prisoner he sen tenced Is one montlia hard labour in the House of Correction. The Meows thenkad his worship, and skipped from the dick apparently snob pleased. LATEBT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CDT JUJUTSU(' TBIJOILAPX.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) FOREST PLATE. OM harlamia. Amsterdam, Lwd florkeley, Jane, Lea, Laa,Virw eral 7:3 Nee, Dapple, Codicil, Tyraat, Coatashm, Eva, F Tormentor, Jenny Lone*" Ciliate f, end Wag Edward see Weft ANNUAL HURDLE RACE. Two and a halt toile.. Peet*lan, Charles the Stood, Cheery Chap, Congrere, %meet, kitentom, Whitewall, The Dane, and The Poet are here. LITTLE JOHN STAKES. Han wile. Reverie, The Oiriey, Jevismise Rupert, The Robber, linsedalo, Relief , Biddy Notre, Meld of Peru. Stormer, Zodiac, t by Annandale, sad Little Lady are here. AIIILIVID.—Pprbug the theeed. Ex rscrau.—The DarkN FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturday, a fatal accident happened to Captain James Tullis, who for some years barn r.-eided in Bell Bras Cottage, which Ise oast a deep gloom over the lowa of Cupar Fife. It seems that Captain Talus left his house on Saturday, about eleven o'clock, to amuse himself with a fowling-piece ; and about f air hours after he wee found dead, not far from home, within the Nursery Grounds, baviog been that through the bean; awl from the appearance of the holy, it was evident that he had bees deed about two bows. It I. euppomed that the accident arose from the captain carrying his gun on cock, and that while climbing up the incline, the trigger had come in con emit with the twigs of ono of the young bushes which pew akoe to the spot where the body was f.mud. As the captain's pipe was lying • little apart front the body, it le inferred that he was walking along emokiag at the moment the ettideat happened. It is said that Caplan Tullis was in the habit of carrying hie gsa is a caraleas and slovenly manner, and had bum repeatedly remonstrated with by him Mends and acqualstmese es that •CONI/M. Donseed was married, and has left a widow end Isar young children to mourn his un timely Sad.—Dribs Adleortiesr. BHOCILIIIO DEATH BY THE FALLING OF A W 1111DMIL4-0a Tiseeday lea (says the Beryl Pbel) an la quest wee held at the King'. Heed lon. Cockfield, before G. A. Partridge, Ice Coroner, and • highly respectable Jury, on the body a Mr. Jacob Bier, aged 39 years, th e occu pi er of • very old poet windmill, situate on • little eminence on la left bend side of lb. rad leading from Bury to Lan ham, and the falling of which os the previous day had 0001- piose4 his death. The following evidence wee given : Th my Copping, who lives in • cottage adjoining the poet windmill, deposed -.—Yesteeday afternoon, about ball-plat 3, I was about a rod and a half off, end saw the &named on the naps albs mill. It woe blowing very gusty and groan et the time. The mile of the mill were all full .4*, and the mill wee going very fast. The mill was shaking to and fro at the time. I heard • meek, and the mill pve way and cease down, and the sails fell into the road. I ran up, and saw deaesed lying bleeding and mad eppareally dead. I soon forind that he was dwL He had no heavy weight lying on him, end I got him out. It was • post windmill, without any round•houss. The poet white supporta the whole mid is broken abort off. It broke at • Mew in the wend, which wee oak, and evidently old. Verdict, " Amildentelly killed by the falling of • post wied mill." STRIKE OF FEMALE HANDS AT MIDI FLAX Wats —The hewle howls Is amenl of the Leads du eallts ban Amok for as Weiser of Id. per -irk pie bead, end& would Iserease their wages from M. Id. to 7.. per week. Ow large employer stopped hie mill as Friday, sad hes sot Shift r. alms, who also refused to amok to ths demand, hen dace agreed to give an odyssey, bet maple with it a lid. " quartering," if full wa y. i re * I. sot worked ost. As 'bone le no orsanleetios among tbernesters, It ie sot Iroprotab'e that the hbutte say sa ,,, n g, Os flatardsy crowds of the females paraded the streets, sad sods a easiewbat aotsy demonstration. On Friday last a singular accident occurred at Icklingham, swat. A man was ploughing with two hones, whets este of them rank into .be earth (probably os the site oleo aid well) to the dietetics of 14 feet ; but the soil awned the Wme! hair's( beet excavated, It was got out alive. OXFORD, WORCIISTRR, AND WOLTIRRAIIPTON RAILWAY.—The anal Walk receipts°f this dampen, for the fortalitt eadany the 1114 of February have ben 9,2121. 17.. M., sad for the aerrennadtec fortahrlat of 1849 they wan 11.3771. Se. 84.; the azoeniture amounts to 4,1971. Iht. 74., sr at the rate of 46.66 per not., whilst the exposes for the eerreepeadieg fartaint of 1859 amounted to 3,7941. 8s &1., er at WI IWO 111 45 29 per nut. The inmate reesipin for the Ant Sheer foethighia and one day of the half-roar amount to 27,766/ 0.. 74., as airiest 26,4281. 16e. 114. for the earrssponglog three fortnights and two days of the previous year; en the aggregate expense for the OM then for eight, sad sins day of the holf-vear enotant to 12,3131 13.. 3.1, brie, at the rate .1 44.36 per one, se whist 11.6491. 6s. Bd. few the corresponding then forthishto ead two days of the ravine year, or et the rate of 44 07 pet ers. 611 Ala LIS2S.-TLIIS LA I. Two deLoct. The railway share market to-day is buoyant. As almost general advance of 1 pet ant. has taken place. Great Weston has dna, f_pse mat. The inquiry extends WW Oil on& Weresster and Manchester and SIN duke. Landon and North Western stock is now 901 to 100; Great Western, 691 to 4; 1061 to 109, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yeddiro, 1001 to 101 ; South Pastern, Mit to Se ; loolorn Counties, 671 to 4 ; Great Northers, 109 to ; and London and South Western, 921 to 981 cc div. Lotabardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to 11 to 2 pun. Rest Indian Railway stock is inquired for, the other Indian lines being likewies Arm Bahia we last marked par, and Great Luxembourg 71, being in each one dearer. OILDISAIf inane. aIID ROOK& "" I Kl / 4 " 41 "' Ca rallent a 7 I err l 11" A_T±m-ll .1 I Fay.. MUMMA: o. ES " • • iniSC ;Eli I De. I 6.6.12 rdi j a • had- re= 141 " J.M palls& MN 116161666 1:1116. 1 r64 P a" ga ds. 6:16 sem- Citiondir— Do eel 116661.. MM.& laimado. 1166620116 ▪ 4101 Newarsis La • A mbi t NW. • Vi a Pyre loft 6 & /1666. ▪ 666 Gala& ire„ arEAW.. NT Ili I 4 a..rr ~i ~'i' "~~~~.~. i~.= De •••d lOW ir Vi jukum * hall! Wed Wed PIJITII2II 111/170. * • 4. 44.114. SPAS 4444,4*§* Deroalte. 14.04m1150 Da..46.411:1 11441wa i rsMa. 11 larsaike. pw a Ni. st Alp. Maw De. ft poi Oast. _ Dz_ . . It . 4k24_ . .a4 rt74,l447l=llllsemi p. mina Rot. 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INNS il lo Fed likorlandladla NI II OS 16.1116 01 Poss.& Itfaa.:l4aaao 0. 1. 10 716 04 11.0111 N am 4.11. Da. New — A:4lr4i li 13 Nod WIN a 0.471 1 8.1 / 1k.1340 16 k I ...As sin 1 60 1 .. 1.44 141 ID Segal 110/1 Nair, 011 IR Las lavanloo 165 IN 110 lON 11. Anoolloo nal all 14 311 i .1 I 110basanae241. 10 71p %II I ftt i De. De. 14,44100001 0n 1 I WOO IP usailsOnoa.oo. 6 MN NO is Dls•nes Immo— NI 11 II LOCAL ARAIti MALLETS. Limner., M.11.-Tbs Becket ww , Ct. bat very lbw. Bitten. T3l 74-osladesisa Block, NI klestern tbeattia . 2 6 l ; Owes Northern stock. 101. 10)-(1rest atoms. W 1 ma Berkshire, 1001 bortdoet sad North Western. 991 1- 0 1140 shoes. 1 LIG 4.-11artebeete. award. sod Llneoin. 3r 401-111 d. Nal , toOk 1111 1-both British Sleek. 111 011-North Stafford. Wee, 31 SI 7111-Lesisise/are Berwick Ospitet eta* 94 96-York PAIS Meek 70 Bleck 4el 49-South !assert, 91 1110 -Beta akeelvh.lll 41 41.-Orshl Leterabouve. 7 71- Greet Trunk a fi rri " likt isi riwoß ti C" 9 . l . lll l gil l l 2 ota l u t" o7V *am. Ip.-Grest alp. 11s. en.. Ile. dbalikkle and ',Lars da=: llaysetrawras, Yu. 21.-Theserket wee arm all day Sakes It *stow. fieldswove WWI la dorm& 'Nettle. 1i -Grew Mabee. 63- Ibelarittv 391-Dom it. 1111-1, tile. 1001-hashers Oesothie, 111-111 - Ised. 111 1 1-ble ekbe-Loadone, 90/ -111setria Telegraph. lila -Bughtle ma lake Huron, ra Meek. 471. MINES.-71118 DA I. Two o'CLoog. A good amount of business has been done to-day in the miming market. In the Stock Ex (mor, Stray Park shares hare been dealt at 291, showing an &Luna, and Rut Wheal Russell at 11$. There have also been numerous transactions in shares in Tolvadden, Tamar Console, Providence, West Bunt, Sortridge Consols, West Stray Park, Lady Bertha, Nant-y-iago, and Wheal Edward. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain with out alteration. English and Australian Copper have been dealt in at 2f. At a sewing of adventarteo in Great South Tolima, held yesterday, the accoanio 'bowed a =oh billows in favour of tie stivaatnrors of 1,111641. lac 7d. A dividend of 4s. per share was declared. At Greet Cando's mine maths', held yesterday, a all of 2.a. per share wee made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather In London dons law Wednesday has been variable -hest and thaw alternating-but on the whole floe. This morning was fine, though damp, wind predominantly northerly, oscillating westward. Ma attendance of the trade In Mark lane to-day wee small, the tone firm, but very quiet. Prime of most articles of trade unaltered. The supply of horoorown grain was small, and of country made dour moderate. Ths imposts of foreign grain Into Lon don oleos Monday were reported this morning ea almost WWI or flour, WWI of wheat, small of barley, sad Midi of oats. WitlAT.-laglials bell at last Monday's advance. Foreign at last Monday's roe. English white, 42e. to 625.; red, 38s. to 44a. per qr ; Destro and Konigsberg, 42e. 03 Me. per 4841 b.; Roark, 42e. to Rte.; other Battle porta, 40s. to 465. • French, 211 x. to 42 0 . Purr matutared upon lam Monday's rates. Town, 35a. to 43e.; Norfolk, 30s. to 30e. 6.1. per 2601 b.; French, 284. to 33e. per 2881 b.; Amer., U.S., 26e. to 275. per barrel. BARLIT steady, at last Monday's rates • English. 24e. to Nis. per qr. ; Baltic, 28.1. to 345. ; mho: sots, 26e. to Ws. re qr. Oats unaltered In value. British, 20a. to 30.. per qr. ; Russian, 19e. to 24e. Der qr. ; other Baltic ports, 225. to 275. par qr. Biallo.-Istilisb-With the falling of in descend, prior went nitre In buyer's favour. Vgyptisa rather dearer. English tick, 116 s. to 41a.; harrow, 42a. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40., to 664 per or. Egyptian, 325. to 325. 6d. pee qr. Pass quiet. at ism Monday's prices. English Were, ills. to 408. ; hoe and grey, 38a. to 40..: foreign white, 48s, Fimavinit Canoons.-81not last Friday ten rein laden vassals wore reporual arrived at ports of call, V)Z.-1 wheat, 4 mains, 5 barley, all sold on ;moulage except two cr three. The West reported sales were : Maize just shipped- Cavallo, 32a. per 410Ib. Barley on passage : -3,000 qrs. Danube, per mew reamer, 240. 6ti per 400 lbs. citron to Landon.-la the espeetation of the arrival of a large Beet, overdue, buyers keep ht Ae background. -- • aillgiTa/ INTO LONDON nor na so TO igli 711. rave. 15 I : a ; «. "• poor. otowa oo MINOING-LANA.--(TH 18 DAT.) num•a.—The IMAM bas Ism quiet at yesterday's rates. Rased, prime alw emmilemed. Comm.—Ws ankle Is Ink but there has not beim a pliable.; sale laday. Taa.—The hods are osoupied with the samples of the large pubs ides is commemos to-morrow. No badness r to-day. rr—Destersraprod sold as as. Id. limaintm.—Thle amide has booms wars arm; Neriell's sold at Ile.; Nemmesee, 10s. ed. Sammrma has bees dull a sale. Corros.—No Wes 'Wong& /Lukas gesseally quiet lb-day. TALLOW MAKKIZT.—(THIS DAT.) The tosricot lo Needy at the assets! prices :—Totra tallow. 69a. art ash ; Patersbarg Y.O. on the spat, 69e. 9‘l, ; Kara. 699. 9d. to 694. 9d.; April to lase, Me. 9d.; Oot. to Deo., 1130 daty paid. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Marrs. naiades sad &aids report thst the mad is airy quiet, with bat Mils &dad. iii a a S. la ,A 0 au ill IS U. IL Mr 10 10 i In . Aft. PM ISM r sd 1 ISI i id i id illi WI 101 i I as la NI a Id 14 of .id U' 311 I 11l into MI k NI d ad b m zd VIII MONEY 3!.AREET.-7111S 1).4) Two o'CLocx. Owing to the increased confidence in the peskiest of politico, combined with the ems of the money market, considerable buoyancy prevails te•day is the Stock Exchange. The funds exhibit • treat► advanoe of per cent. An imprevemeat of like amount has taken plus is MC" of the English railway stochc: and the ea vans extends to Lombardo•Venetisn Railway share', Turkish and Mexican Boads, and Indies securities. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Benue were quoted 68fr. We., showing a fresh advance of per cat. Nisei yesterday. The India rupee paper is looking up. The Indium Five per Cent. stock of 1869 has again risen j per cent., being quoted 104 to 1. Consols are officially marked 95j, 1, and 95 far mousy, sad 96k to / for the account. The present quotations are 95 to j for caah, and 94k to 1 far the B t h of March. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 231 and 230 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 951 and j; the New Three per Cents., at 961 and 1; the Indian Five,per Cent. stock of 1869, 'at 104 and 1041 ; the Five per Cent. enticed rapes paper, at 981 and 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 104 and 1031; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 971 ; ditto 1859, at 971, k and 4 ; and Exchequer Bills. at 24e. and 275. prem. Toe foreign stock market likewise exhibits an improved apppearance. Turkish stocks have risen about k per cent, the loan of 1654 being quoted 79/ to 80, and that of 1858, 88/ to 671. Mexican Bonds are in demand, and are last marked 211. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cents., 66/ (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 211, 211, 211; ROOliall Four-and a-Half per Cents., 971 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 65j; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 46k ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 80, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for accent t, 661,67*, 661. The scrip of the New Canadian Fine per Cect. Loan is quoted 2j to 21 prem. At the close of the Bonnie at Amsterdam yesterday Austrian securities showed a rise of j per cent. The bar silver by the West India packet has bees sold for the East at ss. 2el. and :is. 21d. per ounce standard, showing no alteration. _ _ - - • The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted the same as oo Friday. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three mouths, 11.164 to 16; ditto short, 11.13 to 4; lilatifilf4•l.l 4 three mangy 11.164 to 16 ; Antwerp, three mouths, 26.224 to 5; Hasubare, masts moms three months, 13.6 to 4 Yana, three days' , 26.10 to 16 three moo t"., 26.86 to 71; on-the-Mime, three months, 1111 to 4; Peasreberg, per rouble, three mower, 344 to , Vienne, s 6. fio.. three mouths, 13.46 to 55 ; Tneste, ditto, three mouths, 1&45 to 65; Madrid, throb months, 494 to 1; Cadiz. three eiceihs, 49f to 60; Leg. born, throe .oaths, AM to 40; Gems, three mouths, 26.40 to 6 ; Naples, three menthe, 404 to I ; Paleness, three mouths, 121 to 4 ; Mersin, three months. 1211 to , Lisbon, 90 days, 64 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 624 to 63. Mr. Gladstone has addressed another explanatory letter to "The Committee of Importers and others," I who had forwarded to him remonstrances against the penny registration due against the charges roe removal end operations in warehouse, and against the stomp proposed upon dock warrants and contract notes. Mr. Gladstone admits that " most or all of theee resolutions may require to be modified ;" bat the details of the modifications cannot be settled until the House of Commons shall have dealt with the larger and more vital questions involved in the scheme for the remission of duties." Meanwhile, he solicits suggestions. Mr. Gladstone further admits that many of the proposed warehous ing charges are to,. nigh, and reilars.ii an expreesion of commercial opinion upon an alternative proposal, urged by a deputation from Liverpool, that all dealers in bonded goods should be required to take out an annual license. Dock warrants are " not in tended to be liable to those frequent repetitions of the charge imposed which has been apprehended;' and, with regard to contract notes, bills of parcels are not contemplated in the new tax. In the entire communication the Chancellor of the Exchequer again defers gracefully to the representations of the commercial community. Government are desirous of carrying out their nicely-balanced and well-digeeted system of remissions or and additions to taxation; but it is their eat nest wish not to prase upou any interest. Mr. Gladstoue's tone contrasts advan tageously with that imported into some or the mer cantile discussions of these questions. The advice, from Bombay report a rise of 2 per cent, in the rates of discount. The prices of the Indian government notes, which are rising here, come quotedabout 3 per rent, lower than by the pre vious mail. This contradictory movement would . appear to increase the probability of exchanges from the Bombay to the London market. Accord'ng to the accounts from Perim, the ex pected subscription for 10,000,0001. of obligations of the railway companies will probably be announced in Apri', after the general meetings. The case of Mr. Cohn, East India merchant, of Riches -court, who was prematurely stated a few days ego to have been made bankrupt, came before Mr. CommiseionerHolroyd yesterday. His Honour confirmed the adjudication, subject to the usual right or appeal, but directed the advertisement in the Gazette to be stayed. The proposed dividend on the stock of the South Devon Railway Company is officially announced at the rats of 11. 13s. per cent. per annum, against 11. 10s. per cent. per annum for the corresponding period of 1858. The report of the directors of the Stockport, Dis ley, and Whaleybridge Railway Company states the balance of revenue Tor the haltyear at 2,0271., which has to be added to the balance of 4,6391., brought forward from the Ist July. Tee third annual meeting of the County and Ge neral Gas Consumers' Company (limited) is called for the 28th init., to declare a dividend. TODAY B•ZNING, Console, which closed yesterday at 94t, " sellers," for the bth of March, opened this morniug at 941 to and closed at 95, " sellers." For money the last price wee 941, "buyers." The official business re port is se follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 941, I ; ditto, for account (Bth Mareh), 94j; Three per Cent. Reduced, 96/, 98, 951 ; New Three per Cents., 96, 961, 93 ; Thirty Years Auns., expiring in April, 1888, 171; Bank Stock, 2301, 230, 231; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1031, 1,1, j; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 971. 9 7: t the Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 98; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 103; ; lndia Bonds, 44. prem. ' A large amount of business was done to-day in the Indian rupee paper, which shows a further improve meat of Ito / per cent. The Five per Cent. was lest quoted 971 to 98, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031 to 104. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1839 rose per cent., closing at 103 t to 104. Exchequer Bills were quoted 245. to 275. prem.,showing an improve ment of le. The foreign stock market exhibits no revival of business, but prices remain firm. The Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1864 closed at 791 to f, being rather better; and that of 1868 at 881 to !. There was some inquiries for Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., is anticipation of the large pur chases for account of the Sinking Fund next month. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.—Dorinv the week rediag Feb. 18, the suitors have been as In —Oa Monday, Tuesday, sad Saturday, hes days. 4,407 ; on Mon day sad Tassday (free eveaW4l), 3.815; on the thrall student,' days (admissive to the public, 6d.). 1.726 ; one 'Waste evening tWedeeeday), 497 ; total, ',644. Frost as Vials of the Muirom, 1,264,036. `•••