The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY ci)l'ltT. (lkfore Vice-llusacellur Wool) TX r. .uit wa. institute ti for the purpose of ohtiiiniftr A •'.• • ice of the . • .1111 that the tlefewlant Lister, a• pee.! . .glen .4 the 1 use has& of Lite moL might wake good t• • it,. plaintiff. the ansowat is reaped, twolalls I kings. and 2,001 V.. in order that the same ought is applied an rcpsymeat to the *WSW. .4 Its. p.ki I / them in taking up acceptance. . f Tram awl Compile t of Liverpool. It appear..l that the plaintiffa. who wins merchants at thotou. I • •tc.l state. • were in the habit of drawing bills eh their wteel.4a lefts in F nd awl maims kill. us com• ' • •''' l'• 1-''l` in February, 1‹.7, F.ricb Truio. who was • •:•• mina as well of the Arm o f T rain an d l'oriiminT. of 1..,i0...1 a. of another Arm of Eanch Trail sad Co.. of it •. tow. Vaned elate , semilaywl the plaistiff. to sell Lill. t • the amount of ahout a.lll.lof.,haws he Knosit Train and •-• on Train aunt awl unveil at the sante time to take llt• of the phostils on Loislou i..r a,uffii. It was it • u.ual courte of tai.iiiess for the plaiutiff. C.'.. I. eii•l e•••• any draft. .4.1 I.! them en 1 .4.1, of L.wali Tram awl Co. on the unileniandisit lhat the lloston fins. would provide the Lie.-rpool Ono with f.toik to meet twit lii Ars , with the &musca t...wt. smile, tlw plaintiff. plat.tl is Kam h Trines hauls 1011. of radial". of n.isaft drawn on Loatiolh Sal (he . l e . infant F Tram handed ewer to th‘. plaintiff• MII. drawn Trai• Liverpool. foi ;."7 °. Ihwtou film of L.Trsia awl l'o. shoettt after this la, alue funk, to, and th eir hank, uptcy was hy that of Thou mai 'it.. of Liverpool. Ewa,' Tram roarrivin.) , that he mh)ht to honour the bate fee ti„slilltf, gives he th•• plaintiffs in Loudon. as peen foe the marmot cif meeting the 7,.179/. acceptaines, resiitteil them to Liverpool to the •lefentlaut Nlarth (who was hit pirtner is the Arm of Train nal of that town). with a letter directing them to h. applic.l f••r that purp..w. Mardi, howevi r. liaiele•l the hill. to the I . 131.41 flank e.f I..iscrp•il, t.. which lank the firm of Trans and Co. ? .4 Literp...l • were nailer IWhilitiel. radar these eneutustamm the meant suit was nehitninL Th. .%Itorriry-ceseral. Mr. Holt, Sir 11. Coins, Mr . Oh thrtiogi.e, !is. thiford, and Mr. 4:. loz, apyousd for Ihe portie... Tlie Vier.riancellor consi.tercil that the bills given by ptsistiffs were sseitically appropriated to meet the 7,979 r. cv pieties,. of Train and ned that they were taken by the Union ILink with the keowlestge that such was the het. There would conseqoentiv lie a cledaration in the t. rm. now asked for. The question of costs must depend upon the questioo whether anything, upon the idti• suite hiking of accounts and ingoiri. s, would ls• Cotol that' to the plaintitfe. It hat here raid that the Arrinzern, of nis.ratint to the disadvantage of ere. ditors. That, however, ws. a qitestion which could only be frrbslll , l. , l if, • /nit by the assignees of the two firma of and Co. and E. Train mid co. ; and inasmuch as the a.m.:mew hail shown no intention of setting up that claim, there UW4 uo yit on the part of any partkuLr creditor to avail htmarlf it. COURT OF COMMON PLIAS. rsittiug. in Banco. (Before Lord Me Justine F.rlo, and Ja.ticas Williams, Willes, and Keating.) RVAAICLI. •'. ANITITI.-A RI 'CARAT APPRRITTI , F. _ _ • . The •ou of the ilefeedset thi;elllllTh hed been apprenticed to the plsintiff. who was a carpenter and Joiner at Mitcham., ..0 the ort.. IrCs., for five tear. The apprentiee, however, niu•lril% in fan., Isco„ and h a d not teen "eV' !lilac, 'min thaw circumstances the present action was brought aganot the father, who wa. a party b. the appresticieship loshoturv, to recover damage. in eousoluence of the nue siet having I...donned hi. c..vesiant faithfully to serve his eons. ter. The defeedant's men wan that caaaideriag the diame ter of the apprentice sal the cost of his keep, the da mage swinish..) by I...aheetiting himself was quite assitinal.. the trial before Mr—luso e Ryles a few days age the vented was for the pLientiff, .I..mages one farthing. Mr. Jove., however. suLao l uestly morel for • am trial upon the ground that the awn:lige+ were eteensive. The Lord Chief Justice now mill that he had reseulted Mr. Judie* Hrle., who tried the ease, ant he wan not dis satisfied with the verdict. There would, therefore, he DO rote. Rule refusal. 1..011 r. lIIATTME%4.--AN APPRFTTIf SUMO lII* WAWA 11,11 The CUP was tried before )Zr. Jiadire Myles • few days the idaistil had been apprenticel to the defendant, who Ls a watch came-maker in elerkenwell, and he now sued foe ilsma„res, ups the monad that the defendant bad ac• rased him .4 nibble.; him on several 0011140011, and also upon the further mood that the .kfendsat bald refused to cow bane sostrnetiag him in his lariasak of the n,. &Gummi. wwwwi *am t i ip, Plod"' that tte , alleged slander was true, but the jury, after_ bar* Wee locked up for some hours, found for the pkbM, darname MO/. Mr. Mergeant Parre, for the dstsallash, aew moved fora rule for a new trial, submitting that the meet was against the weight evidence, that the doing= Inge exceseive, and further that the judge ought he Uwe Mill the jury that the slander, whoa use maim by lie pie/stiff himself to i tsalwor and M to. Mood el are in sorrow Mule hi ampre, ins • pdvilegull gale porta COURT OF IXCHIQUER. Maw la Ilaasa.—(Moder• id Hiram Martin, Chaim:ll, awl We.) rt rtfTr —PIIIVIIIO - CM or Mr. Hudiileytos mowed the court to dimbarge from ens. Cody Mr. Brent. the deputy earener lkw Itfid Deeps, who had be.. arrested that mord" neder• poem bowed out of ed. Court. He grounded Me applionlien ma the fact that She deputy otweeser was privileged hem arrest like the scream, and mad an affilavit mode by Mr. Brent, who de• pad that he bad hem arrested while at the Coroner... diem °Melding papery and parchments for the holding a ay. inquerda that day. Mr. betas Wilde thought the applimtion AouLt have he.. merle to the Court of Queen's Bomb. Mr. Haildlestoe mid be had moved tho Court of qeessie Beech is the morning. hut their lordships thought that the apple-mice should lea mad. to the Court of &- chequer am the court from which the process had limo isseed. Their inithhipe thee directed the diecharge of Mr. Brent cestcoir, a rule to be drawn up for the protection of the 0111. pr to the eyrie of am action being leanest far 'Neaps. Yr. Brent a/au Rectrrteolc to bring No action egniest the Awn!. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Moro Mr. 00Maifil•Catif E‘11164..) DATIDI AND 1I•orlIKTIPX. —THE .H..nrorrcs SANE. This woe the adjourned ..smarties :nevus' in the can of Robert eradock Davies and Juba Nichol Troogistoo, beakers, of alairoditch. trading ander the Inn of " Robert "WON andt.b." The eccounto, whirl were published ia artaia th. 4 eittinorittend from the Ist.lan., isaeoelime 17th Ow( washer has. Ow date d the failure, and show • me Ins I• main of 1 3 75 7 1 .. ridellY assets mturial at about 00,(1001. 71. p a ra=2 the eursod arm whirls l b . halimoe-eliest rottonde. bad MAW. •• keen. 46. M.. of whale 44.71M11. mesa as lad elebia. 1 - 4ekiel; •;;Feared for the soigne% and Mr. Law woe for the boakrnets. Mr. titillater oohed let s fsither adjumrsmesib The lira aittiaa. five wrote yy had bees wilesrsed far the es saileaties tif the them jam Mod. The mid: sem had hod suolity aeseigago fey the I. the Mime of the °Maid fee weeks oat of the to., be bed soli hem be Teas attestios to the ersMair. The with the easelios el the amt. had armed Mr. E. It rt to .it is the lavelligaties of the egewasto. It opposed from the halmorelmet, am at preassi that the firm warn is • 6 . 81 • 8 2 . d. fledim, MO of 15,11. g., but that Mr. Da was pomemeal regiertyd KAM. fed which smarm be sus retersed as • *Mar. It might he taken that the au • Mew hal bees Ismeivont all aleft, aad had he. ea foe yew without say actual emit, but se sissiste is. Os erne debt Jose, that from Evan there week' be a loos from A,oool.trUll. The ameto were ...weld at NAM. ; he the a= did .at brawn that they weld yield like that mut Mew them dream. doses, they that aeon the meal cam was mishits is the investigation al the asoseatit for which there had set yet hem time. The =We ef Ns. Davin was solve* wine lerelhatiess el whisk he had loses trimmer mould reelive *sir Wastes is fan. swildsig it to onsch the welts der the joist meager& It waii oed emas& however, that the. would to a nimbm from that east, GC 11,000 f.., thresh this woo doubtful. It ow &Mr. able that then sheshi be is adjmeraramit for a month. Mr. Lawnmee ins art 'rimmed to resist the epplicatioa ; it wee hie daty to his Asst. not to do to. From the mo. meet the holnaceeliest had bees sled so objective had been takes to it. The baakrapte led bees awidoeso in their ativerlaare at the odor of the otitis! amigos, ; sad bettor the insets uf that °Meer, the isveritigatios of the act-ousts might here bees aomplete. The bank hail been started by Mr. Dettiree father, who had • large capital. which waa w hatnot by km aos, nod wee artilable for aay keno °a the batboy of the bask. Though there wee as deleiswey of 15,0001. at the 7 1 7011, there warn Do doubt, had th bs e raaj Z thee warposded opsratinsa, that Mr. Davies's pro perty would have bees oslatiest to fey everyone. As it yea there would be • melee al 12,000 f. from Mr. Devisee wets. - The COUlllinkillif isdistaied that this warn matter for die suedes at stows dap. Mr. lawrsec• said be me osly following the example. ca.. toil one, white bad been pet by his learued Be had so chlorides to the adjournment, but hoped the/ the assignor would adopt the usual course of delisetins r . eitioss as to tlie matters as which they desired further Mr. LiaklaSer said that coves would be adopted sa soon se As anipliel had received Mr. Hart's rep.rt. was speed that tie e•wwinlies meting should stand atraduntil Tbsweday, the Id las el Mated s l iki teedered • as WNW of the chureh - %Wens el ht. ari Malted to take the THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1861. episios of the cow t alirther it should lie made a;aluNt the pita estate OS the acturate estate of Mr. latvies. Mr. Listauter *uir,r‘t**l that the fact* should be agreed .4 and reduced tutu and brought before the court fully at the sent meeting. Itls Mower said WI would be the heter ecituue, aud the matter aoi,nlingly steed over. The eplaiinted for the 19th of February. .1t pleavoi it i. iniito-aollic to say what the dividend will be, but it a all proolmblyolot. exceed de. in the pound. Iv RE I.l.AirliioD Alin 10111711. The lnnlrupts. builder.. of Holloway. applied for their rertits,it.w. Their uneeeured debts are LUC; all the pro. pair. valued at was lead by secured creditors. Mr. I %idler .uppoi Mr. lierreP,int opposed for the assignees, and Mr. Duhois for • emlitor, chiefly on the ground .4 there being nn a s set,. Hie tioecuir, olstervio.: that there was no fruutl iu the woe, greeted Atwood chew certificates. (Before Mr. Commieriorfer Hoiroyd.) IN RE 11R.0..11E. • This was the 011111114.tiou Ineetiug in thu case of Ikon %Bred Broome better known a. "Hurry Broome," of pugilistic notoriety. He is described as a licensed d the Crown and Cushion, liumell.street, Covent .4.iiden. The Isalance•sheet shows unsecured debts of 1,2.16/., with assets returned at about 15IW. lir. Pooh, for tiro sou,provs, acrid uo opposition, and tho bankrupt passed. WA N ANOTHER ruetic•soLse Loiterer pi Ti • rXEY. Wei anti Carlton, a young man, who described himself as a photographer, and IVIII ten Sildr,r, a wheelwright, ware placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with being coucernell with others not in custody, in stonling about 30f. in cash from the Coopers' Arms public-haulm, iu Putney, the property of the lauillord, Mr. Thomas Rule. The robbery was committed on the 11th of December last, and the money, consiatinr of gold, silver, rod halfpence, was taken from the bureau in the prosecutor's bedroom. The bureau was locked, but not the bedroom. The los.s was discovered about halfred 5 o'clock in the evening, but the money was safe at i o clock. The prisoner Sibley was in the houaeduritu; the afternoon, end was in and out several times and in different parts of the premises. Ile had a cart at the back door and he went out two or three times to examine it. Carlton was at the bar a little before 5 o'clock with another man, and they had some gimand-water at the lair. They appeared vary tidgetty, for they kept going out and returning alternately. and they both left after all with. oat drinking their gin -and-water. It further appeared that Sibley lived in Putney, and the other prisoner formerly car ried on his profession of a photographist opposite to the Coopers' Arius. Sibley denied all knowledge of the robbery, and en plained the reason of the cart being at the back of the public-house. He had it to repair, and he was waiting for assistance to drag it home. The prosecutor said that Sibley had been in his bedroom some months ago, to repair the drawers. Both the prose. cuter and his daughter were tumble to say that the prisoners had any commuuication with each other on the afternoon io .mention. Ser.mant Blanchard solicited a remand of the prisoners, for the attendance of a wittier who had been kept out of the way. Mr. Ingham wished to know the nature of the evidence. Sergeant IlLuichard said the information he received from the witness was, that he saw Carlton coming down the stairs of the Coopers' Arms shortly before the robbery was disco vers I. He (the sergeant) could also prove that the two men were associates, and that Carlton had been out of the way ever since the 11th of December. .Mr. Ing h am then decided upon remanding the prisoners, and lamed a summons for the attendance of the witness. Sibley immired if his worship would take bail for him Sergeant IdLuschard said there mu; nothing known against the prisoner before. The evidence of She witness against Sibley was that he know that the rubbery would be com mitted a week before. NURILIG2% OItLIQATIONS. G.taxemboarg 6 e. cent ! latattal at sll Ilfc7rilt. of Peweeip.ct:l an 13onlognel t p. et. all Do. (lateCharlero SI p e. all 'Paris& Lyons 5 per cent.' all Do. New 9 per cant.. all ItoyalSwedlah 5 percent all 6. A lurk Larn.Veu. 3 9 c. all 'Southern of France:: p c all I V tctur Emmanuel 6 p. c. all IW.&:C. W. of Vrancc3p.c. 9 10 ll i ; n fr 2 93 111 1! COLONIAL GOVNIINKANT .11ZCIJNITI: ,107 111 1109 111 1109 111 901 1001 1061 1061 97 99 97 93 90 96 U 17 U 20 13 15 MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuxs. The stock markets to-day are better. Coneile have again risen per cent., and most of the prin cipal British railway stocks about 1 per cent. Synth Eastern forum an exception, owing to the decrease in the traffic. Thera is also an improvement in Lom bardo-Venetian Railway shares. A more favourable feeling is occasioned by the firmness of the Paris Boutsc, combined with the cessation of the foreign drain of specie. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks bait commenced this 'lay, and is proceeding quietly. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 95c., being Sc. better than yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1859 is quiet, lat99tot. Commis are officially marked 91i and a for money, and 91r; for the account. The pre sent quotations are 91;i " buyers" for money, and 911 to for 7th Feb. The official buainees report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91g, ; India Stock, 216, 218; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 994, 99 ; ditto for account, 99g ; ditto Bonds, 17s. die. ; Five-and s-Half per Cent. "eufaced" rupee paper, ICO ; Exchequer Bills, Ts., 3s. die. The demand for Mexican Bouds continues, and transactions have occurred at a further slight improvement, namely, at 23 to 1 for money, and 231 to 1 for the new account (Feb. 14). The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 692 to 74, and that of 1858 55 to 1. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 18CO, 851; Mexican Three per Cents., 24, 23, i ; ditto for account, 24, I ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451, ; ditto Three per Cents., 18110, 1857, and 1859, 451 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 811 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., 47/ ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 701; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, 551 ; ditto, 1001. bonds. 57. The discount market continues tight. The rato fur the best bills yesterday was of to 7 per cent. At the Bank there was a fair demand, but no pres sure. At Vienna the exchange has experienced a fresh movement against Austria, being now quoted 153.75. A further sum of 20,0001. in Australian gold was sent into the Bank 3esterday. It is understood that a considerable portion of the recent Australian arrivals is being refined. As regards the failure of Mr. D. E. Rode cauachi, of Manchester, a favourable liquida tion is looked for. Messrs. Demetrio Fhppa and Co., of Manchester and Smyrna, whose liabilities are about 35,000/., show a surplus, and ' propose to pay in full within twelvemonths, pro , vided the billholders will afford time. The Jfaa h-hester Examiner mentions the stoppage of Mr. J. P. Behilizzi, jun., of Liverpool. At the adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Holdsworth and ugar refiners, held yesterday, a resolution was Co., Passed, with one dissen tient, who threatens bankruptcy proceedings,. in favour of winding up the estate under inspection. Provided it be kept out of the court, the dividend is expected to be from 4s. to 4a . 6d. in the pound. . . The following is the official form of tender for the now Indian Loan : TEICDEIL No.— To the Secretary of State for India in Council. • hereby tender for pounds stock of the loan required by the Secretary of State for India in Council under the conditions specified in the advertisement dated the 28th Jaunary, 1861, for which • willing to give the sum of t for every one hundred pound. of such stock. If : tender be accepted • hereby engage to pay the several instalments as they respectively become due, the deposit of 2 per cent. already paid being allowed as part of the first instalment. (Name) (Address) February, 1861. • I, or We, as the one may be. 'l* To be filled up in words and figures. : My, or Our, as the case may be. The wheat market yesterday was heavy ; a reduc tion of Is. to 3.. per qr. from last Monday's prices was quoted. The condition of the English wheat at market is still extremely damp. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very dull, though hardly lower than on last Friday. The sales were limited to 7,000 bales. Accounts received to-day at Lloyd's describe as follows one of the steps taken by the state of South Carolina in preparation for war : Charleston, Jan. 12. The state authorities have caused several vessels to be sunk at the entrance to the ship channel in order to prevent, it is supposed, the ingress of armed vessels belonging to the Federal - government of the United States ; conseqututly for the present vessels will be unable to go to Sea by this out let. The Swash or Middle, and the Main or Beach Chan nels still remain open, by which vessels of not exceeding 14 to 16 feet draught of water can still get to sea. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Jan. 11, were 8,6381. sterling, being 1,489/. more than to the corresponding week of last year. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending January 5, were 12,2441. sterling, being 2,1071. more than for the corresponding week of last year. The directors of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company have declared a half-,yearly dividend at the rate of 5 per oent, per annum on the A and C shares. Mr. T. G. Taylor has addressed a letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, which commences :Ls follows: It is believed that, from motives of economy, you are opposed to the system of granting postal subsidies to steam packet companies, and inclined to prler such a casual ocean service for the conveyance of foreign letters as free trado and circumstances nuv produce. A+ the subject is of im mense and vital interest to the nation, and the present moment favourable for calm consideration, I respectfully submit to you some of the most important facts in favour of the salting contract system, and the serious conse luencee which would result from its discontinuance. The Chancellor has returned the annexed reply (Copy.) - 11, Downing-street, Whitehall, Jan. h. 1861. Sir —I am directed by the Chancellor a the Exchequer to inform you that he has read with airs your clear and elaborate statement, dated the 2nd January, upon the -'ob ject of postal subsidies , and lam to add that be has never given any opinion against postal subsidies univers a lly, a t the esme tune that he certainly believes that they have, been carried too far, and in particular that at a recent period there was a tendency to great excess, which required to be confronted and repressed.—L am, sir, your obedient Savant, _ _ _ (Signed) G. Liam 11 — DEU. Kr. T. G. Taylor, 10a, King's Arms-yard, EC. MONDAY Evnrcro... Consols, which closed on getUiti;r:C -. itil " buyers" for the 7th Fob., opened this morning at 914 to 4, and closed at 91t to I. For money the last price was 91 1 r to 4. The official business report is as follows :Three per Cent. Con Nels for money, 914, 4,4, ; ditto fur account (Feb. 7), 914 • Three pee Cents. Reduced, 914, t 4 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4,4 , ; Bank !Roes, 2314; India Stock 218; ditto Five per Cent. Stock 1869, 99, I, g ; ditto for account, 994, 9 9 ; ditto Four per tent. Debentures, 1858, 951, 4, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 9t The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 Was officially marked 99, 994, and 994 for money, and 994 and 99 for the sccaunt. The closing quotation was 99 to 4, with a dull market. . • The Are per Cent. rupee puller remains quoted 931 to 944, and the Five-and -a-Half per Cent., 994 t o 1004. Exchequer Ma Were quiet at es. to 2s. dis. In the foreign dock market the movement was almost entirely confined to Mexican Bonds, which, a ft e r opening at 22 to f, closed at 23, "buyers." The cause of the rise was the confirmation of the news of the complete rout of the Mita,- mon party. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was quoted 89, to 70,1, and that of 1858, 55 to k. Other foreign stocks were steady. • IN R 7 sirlitzt.t.. The bankrupt was • brick and tile maker of Surlingham, Norfolk. This was the examinatioo tucetiug. The accounts, prepared by News. foul and Turner, allow a lard am. out of lability, upuaid. of 29,001 W., and saints of 6,500 f., ticaides property ',e1.l as security of 21,7431. The bankrupt pa.se.l unopposed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TIES DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) EU:s 1149twet was charged with misdemeanour, in having unlawfully deserted her male The primmer tiWiikst Mr. Ribton, who Appeared on her behalf, said that isle was a niarried woman, but was separate,' from her husband, altieeigh IL weed that they neoweenally visited each otle.r. The prisoner admitted having left the ehihl in the doorway where it was found, but he was instructed that there wan no reason to believe that die hail the slightest intention that the chill should come to any harm, as it was warmly clothed, and he was in formed that the priinioer watched until she saw the door opened, awl the child taken into the house. The prisoner was now very sorry for what had happened, and she would undertake to provide for the child, and that nothing of the sort should happen in future. Mr. Lawrence, who appeared to pr os ecute on behalf o f the parish of Deptford, said that he believed the priaoner hail taken preasutione to prevent the child from receiving injury, and he was not instructed to preen the case against her. - - Mr. Ribtoo intimated that he could call a number of ri,ipectable %ransom to speak to the character of the pri. SOOI3T. The Recorder ...lid be could not help regardieg the offence ,4 the priaoner a a very aeriou* one, and he should like to know aomething more about her before ho decided what comae to take. TSB POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL DIATINSMOM CAMIt or NAPILAUCUM BY DOYM. Was. Marti,. Oro. Go m leriel, Proems Jar. Burton, and illottlar Jain 'Cooper, four boys, the eldest of whom was only 16 years of age, were charged before Alderman Phil lips with assaulting and casing the death of John Silver side, aged SI, a silversmith, of 4, Brown's-buildings, Clifton. street, Finsbury. Healy Bryant, a diminutive lad of Ito. said he was proteies at the Three Colts, in London-wall, and saw all the prisoners striking the deemed in front of the Albion Hall, Loedon-wall, soon after which Martin picked up a stone sad gave it to one of the other prisoners, and said, "Take this, and cut hie bead open." The one that re. °rived the done thiew It at the man : it struck him as the head and he fell, spun which the prisoners all ran . _ _ James Nairlis, a amain, said he saw a number Cl bop appareetly fighting outside the Albion liall. He saw the stone thrown, and the four bo” runaway. The man saiVisad fell iminedi•tely the stems was thrown, and ro l ys pissed hint Mt beini we exedaira, " What did yes west to hit him au Imril fur r That was said, be thought, try Cooper. Yr. Qualls Dalryniplo, a bookseller, of 67 Great Qiteeo• street, Lineelses-ann•fi,his, arid he was at the Albion Hall es Monday evenin.:. and when he wee leaving he observed some boys wanting u disturbance. Two boys were lighting, and the dereamsl peso. agitated in consequence of his son being attacked by the other boys. He remon strated with nee of the boys, and while talking with Irfni he saw the d.reiised stagger and caught him as be was falling. Whom. thought it was merely a fit, so laid him on the retied and uubmtened his cravat and bathed his fare with cold water. There was is little blood cm the mouth, bat there was no animation in the deceased except • slight convulsive movement, which proved to be the death st74l/..• mtephes Rilversicle, the son of the deovoecel, mid i.e with his father on Monday evening at the Albion Hall, and in coasegasswe of a wrest noise being made by a lot of boy. imams op and down the panne, witness and his father cautioned them and closed the ptea, but they were several tirosy forced opea by the boys from without, upon which wittier sad &named came wt to give them into custody. Gabriel closed with witness, and they fall. When be got up, Gabriel struck deceased in the menth and made it bleed. His mother told him (witness) to go inside, and he did, but when he came out again he saw his father leaning on the arm of the but witness. Burton and Cooper he had knows before, and they were there and very disorderly. The Mime of sevens/ coostables was then taken, but the feels elicited were .4 minor importance. Marmon Phillips said it we. &mast serious matter for all the and as the coroner's ioquest had nut yet been ld he remand the case until Friday next, when he would have the verdict of the coroner's jury and the evidence at the who *Mewled the deceased. to bail the prisoners was peremptorily re fused. BOW4F/REET. • or.SPILIATI TWIT. _ . . A draw yoga( fellow, aunied Beery Carter, who de scribed hierelf as a hawker, and maid he lived over the water, but deolionl to give may mere debate addren, was domed with stealing • gold watch fisna • gentleman named resiiieg at Sunderland, sad also with semealting lamp Martin Strom& is attemptiag to maps from custody. It sprigs:al that as Saturday thereon Mr. Miller, who in ie tows for • few days, was pal:: _the Strand wire • body of volunteers mseedied . his atten tion we drawn to the voluetions the pushed spumebirs. He immedistely looked dose at his guard sad tow the primmer thaw his watch from his satiation! pocket and wreath it boa the guard. This was does with great p m .. .rapity and the prineeer had divcd in the crowd before the . cater hed thee to seise bias. The primmer, after ilodgiel, him weed fee memo tier, was at last taken and gita s t the eadedy to Pelham= l 117. On the way to the Polies he reaped mope fans the constable, but was pureed end stoppsd by • young man named Stronack • osempeelber. Ho -waled Sireasch savagely, kicking him ie • posellerly daagerome miner, and indicting severe iajor/. elrestai t lower,,, held him tight till the police. sae sir imp nod man tea charge of him. Mr. (Jerrie wild hominoid commit the prisoner for trial as both Mr. The arias will not take Pace for a fortnight and ea Mr. Miller is sob in lowa for a few days it will mio doubt be iossaveaiset for bins tocotne up spin as I thought whop yes would deal with it Yea have power to trig both ems very severely. * should riche Wm to plead hers. Mr. ceevie—l as afraid he is an old thief. Mi. aTt Mr. Corrie—Perbspe be would be if be wee reseeded. is dal ts paw mead ese him. Weald it be very moos v le yes le eerie up, Mr. Miller? You will be allowed yeer Mr. lawie sL e a very low wale. Only secood•cbus fora. . 111 Mir-1 would owns It they only allowed thindclaeo — Yr. Lewle—Well. air. if yea seat it to t►e Central Criminal Court it would he tried in a few days. fir. Mr mid this would be mat i... onavenisese to ►is, and the pellisskaaprostar led as Yr. Carrie committed ►im to N.wpt. for Mal at the Omen' Criminal Court, to the evident saliefeetice of the risme& himself. CLERK F/TWELL DARDM NMDRAT RORRIRR AND BICTAL ARRAVLT. ♦ rough, powerfnile.built young fellow, who gave the ran of Mithe•l Dors. r , and deseril el himself es &labourer, was charged before Mr. Barker under the following eir eumeleneee. Elisabeth Bayley, who appeared in the *knees box with her head badly cut and be face much swollen, stated that last night, as she was peening through Verulam-street, Grav's•inn-rond, the prisoner and some of his companions attacked her, knocked her down, and attempted to rob her. Rae tries for assistance brought a female to her aid, but the Omer did not &eat in hie violence, but again knocked her down and cut her head. Constable Hooker, 1Z 41, said that when he came up and took the prisoner into custody he found complainant surrounded with a number of boys, and the prisoner struck her in his presence. The prisoner made use of very dis puting language, sad said be did not care what was done to The privateer, in answer to the charge, raid he hit the com ket. plainant, bosun, she mid he had put hi e h an d into her poc Mr. Barker said the assault was a eery bad one, and sen tenced the prisoner to three calendar menthe' imprisonment with hard kabour in the Moose of Correction. The prisoner. on being moored, raid, " Thank you, lam glad it is so little." Mr. Ingham refused bail, and remanded the prisoners. SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday evening an accident of an alarming character, resulting in the death of one passenger and frightful injuries to others, occurred on the London and South Western Railway between the Wimbledon and Malden stations. It appears that the train leaving Waterloo Bridge Station at 5.10 on the Direct Portsmouth started at its usual time with eleven carriages, first and second class, and after passing the Wimbledon station and before arriving at Malden, the tender and four carriages suddenly ran off the line and went down the em bankment, which is there about 9 feet high. The carriages of course were a complete/wreck, the upper/parts being knocked off the wheels, and one completely upset. Assistance having been procured the passengers, whose shrieks and consternation were most harrowing, were attended to, and upon one of the carriages being removed the body of a passenger was found underneath. The poor fellow was quite dead, and from his countenance it seemed that death was doubtless instantaneous. Information was at once tele graphed to the Waterloo Station, and Mr. Liddell, assistant traltic manager, at once proceeded to the scene of the catastrophe, with labourers and the necessary appliances for removing the tholris. Three of the passengers were found to be so much injured that they were at once forwarded to London and attended by Mr. Johnson, surgeon, of ad, York-road, Lam beth, and other medical gentlemen ; but the injuries wore found to be of so serious a character that they were quickly removed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where every attention was paid to them. One of the injured persons is a clerk in the employ of the company. The down line, of course, was blocked up for some time, and the traffic had to pass on the up-line, but all was clear about half-past nine, at which time the traffic was resumed. The most careful examination has failed as yet to elucidate the cause of the disaster. The rails are in perfect gunge. The other injured persons in the train received the most careful attention, and those at the hospital are progressing favourably. We have received the following from the Secretary to the Company : "TO THE EDITOR OF THE Esrarsa. " regret to state that an accident of a severe eaten) occurred to the 5.10 p.m. direct Portsmouth train on this line yesterday afternoon, about s mile beyond Wimbledon station, which resulted in the tender and four of the carriages being thrown off the line. " The immediate cause of the accident has not yet been aseertaitked. " By this unfortunate accident, I am sorry to say, one passenger has lost his life, apparently from having attempted to get out of the carriage before the train came to a stand, and two others have sustained serious personal injury. "I am glad to state, however, that the account this morning is, that they are both progressing favourably. "The permanent way remained uninjured.— I am, sir, your obedisst servant, "L egotist; Secretary. " Secretary's Office, Waterloo-bridge Station, S., " Loudon, Jan. 22, 1861." THE STRANDED STEAM--SHIP QUEEN pucrottra. PLYMOUTH, MONDAY. Tho steamer Queen Victoria was floated off the rocks this evening. She was pounded at high water ea the shiyt► buck at Crem►ll, when elle can be repaired. FMB tx HOLOOBB.—(TtiIa DAY.)—About a quarter to 2 o'clock this afternoon, smoke and fire ware seen from a first-Boor window in Great Turnstile, Holborn. 3hs enFines did not arrive till ten minutes after the alarm, by which time the whole of the house was in a blase, and the adjoining and opposite ones it. danger. A quarter of an hour after the out. the magician began to play, and it is hoped from the extraordinary exertions of all that the flames will be arrested before the houses opposite catch light. The toe commenced at the house of a photographic artist. Sinews ON A RAILWAY.—An old man, named Bound, committed suicide, ea Saturday, by laying himself down no the rails near Eling, Hants, on the Dorchester line, and allowing the 11 o'clock forenoon train to run over him. He was seen on the line just before the train paired, and was told that be must not cross over the railway. He replied very calmly that he did not want to cross over. He had Lees u farmer at Dibden, in Hants. Poverty and family troubles caused him to destroy his life. His father was steward to Lord Walsingham. The body of Bound was shockingly mangled, and death must have been install. Lemons. Fatal rrcr Aeci neve. —Ou Saturday night, at a late hear, a fearful accident happened at Taylor and Gram. Mg's, politer; of Graystockplace, Fetter-lane. It appears that the engine -driver, a man named William Went, was the grogise, when by some mean. he was drawn in said la a fearful manner. The engine was stopped, and be unfortunate man extricated and removed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, when it was found necessary t• amputate ace of his legs, a quarter of au bourafter which V expired. CAIITILI Of A SLAV Alt.—The Eepoir, 5, screw, Ciesmaier S. Douglas, succeeded in capturing a valuable prise on the 4th ult. The Espoir wee on her way to Amami= under wee, and had arrived within 200 miles of the idea, het being Isther to leeward steam ems got up tog s bur hate the anchorage. The commaoder had just finish taking hie sight' at noon (the master being sick), when the man at the ineethend reported a sail on the weatherbow. The commander went below and find the position of the ship by his observations. Oa coming again on deck and looking at the stranger he was seas suddenly to change his course. "Starboard!" "Oo on full speed !" were the orders given on board the Eapoir, and the little vessel was in chase, the stranger hauling his wind and taking in his studdingsails. At 3.20 p.m. the Repot, was up with the chase and captured her. She proved to be the hulas Clara Windsor,of New York, without colours or papers. 260 tons burden, 720 slaves stated by her crew to been board, and with a crew of fearful•looking miscreants, Zt in number. The prise crew were taken out of her and placed on board the kapoir, while Lieut. Stevenson, with 12 of the Espoir's crew, took charge of the prize and com menced beating their way up to Ascension. no Espoir kept on under steam, but her engines broke down the mane night, and it was consequently a week before she reached the island. The prise arrived two days afterwards, short of water, and with twenty deaths among her cargo. This latter must be regarded as a small aymage. when it is considered that the slave-slack el the ship on which these 720 human beings had been packed was only four feet in height ! The prise was supplied with water and sent on from Ascension to Sierra Leone for adjudication. Slaves at Cuba were stated to be fetching GOO dole, each ; therefore the Clare Windsor's freight rem mated a market value of 86,4001. The cod of the " article" was 60 dole. each, or B.ooof. rit 10s. per head is allowed for each slave captured by our cruisers and delivered alive, and half that sum for each slave who may die after the cap ture of the vessel. The proceeds of the side of the mimes stores and outfit are reckoned in the present instance to cover the expenses, leaving the sum allowed for the hull to be added to the spoil to be shared by the lucky captors. 1 - 00 - 100 100 100 100 100 SHARE LIS2&-(THIS DAY.) Two °Twat. The railway share market to-day is ge nerally better. A rise of per cent. has taken place in moat of the principal stocks although business is very inactive. Lancashire and Yorkshire has risen per cent. South Eastern remains flat. on and North Western stock is noto w quoted 094 100 ; Great Western, 71i to 721 ; Midland, 1314 to 132 ; Lan cashire and 1 orkehire, 114 to • South Eastern, g lo to lard ; and Caledonian, 00 to 1. m o-Venetian Railway shares have im proved to 14 to 1k dis. Great Western of Canada remain firm. ' I 'WAIT MAUI AND ' Sii.INI Itan.wAye. ra )6madiky. tolp.sing Teem I Gam todm.ay ,thiss..WoL &Stour Vs/ Birk.,lsoLotChes.Jusc Bisckburn Boston d Tyne leatrd.tchld.C 'Bristol and Biota Catalonian Cork and Bandon ,Connrall Do. • I Anodie.until o Do. B p.c.ls paid to B. Dublin and BeNa4 Dund.,Parth. & &hilt PEast Anglian Counties Kasten Union, Nock A Da. Stock B Oast Suffolk Edinburgh and Glasgow lidinbro',rtb, Dun Forth and Pe Clyde Ju o. Glasgow & 0. Western Great North a/ Scotland Great Northern Do. I Stock Do. B Stock GC South & West. 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SO 66 4 7 61 42 11 1 i le 24 Yd. - 1 -- &hymns, Scottish Central Scottish N. I. Abokilik ScotUsh Midland Shropshire Union Slttingbournettlesern South Devon South Eastern South Wales S. Yorks's. & Itivertina StsinenWokinginn.,&e. Stockton & um _ Ditto . &Ito I inliu. Do. IValo pc‘ ot Nes& Victoria Stn. • Plias wad, Cornwall W.ll artlepoolitarb.all UI tI MI I 1 1 pm 103 i 1 N I i lallM P. U IS lie la 8 I wiit- DISio ai 40 47 40 41 SS Id 141 MINN Cln.Gov.6p.c.Jan.&l4,loo Do. 6 per cent., 1873 'loo Do. 6 per cent. 1880 lOO Do. 6 percent., 1000 ,lOO D 0.6 per ct. le b. &Aug 400 Do. 6 per M. Mar.& bop 100 Do. 6 per ant. 1100 Do. do. Scrip. 100 Cag of 0 Hope 0 p.ct MO 100 do. 100 100 New Itrunsw.Gov.6 p.ct. 100 N.& Walsollv. p. c. 1866 100 Do. 6 p. C., 1071 to 1870 100 Do. LC p. e., 1888 NM Scotts 6 p. et. 84 1 ,100 I Deb. redeem. 1875 . llOO And. Gov. 6 p. o. loods'loo Vic. Ov. 6p. c..Jan.tt July 100 Do. do. 6p, 0. Apr. tt Got, 100 No. lU. I Oarrostai. 10,0001 UAW itosol _._ __ 60,000 102,000 60,000 80,000 12.000 6,000 11.310 60,000 1,734 188,176 60,000 60.000 40,000 000,000 20.000 10.000 60,000 Anglo-Mexican Mint Australian Atria& Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Land Brit. & Dish Mag. Tel. A De. B 7 per c. illllBo2 Do. C Canada Lod Chp.annel Wanda TeLmelt (L, Co Mg.orlamg.h Do. Pref. 7i per not eirlPalace reterenee Do. Op. et. Pop. Deb Jrastltttlialnis.d: Canal Searle T ew elegraph Do. N Dag. and Anat. Cop. Gen. Ream Navigation Great !Slap (LlmDed) .17 Len. ct (L).. London Discount L.) Co. L. ben . Omnibus Co. Madras Inign. th Canal MediterranesnElec.TaL Meitner. Fs TeL alto.) National Discount Co.. NerbuddaCoaldlron,L) Netherlands Land .... Do. trait N. Bruns. & N. Soot. Ld. N. Brit. Australasian Weald Gas Do. "New Shwas P e el In. Km (Llia.) Peel liver Lade% ins Panto. and Odes. Mau Do. New led Res * In& Tel. el fgrryps. by Be. Gov Iran Do. New _ _ I.!M! l ia . o B , m *.•_• _• 200,000 14,20 G 25,000 150,000 11,500 iiiiil Bc - Ailieiiiie.MTveilii: South AtutraHan land Submarine Tel. Scrip Do. do. Porldtored Do. do. It la. Co. Up. Cao Von Dlessues Load 10111911 ZAILWATS. iraii: 'Maws* lattardra t l Ardasses Zlrs i ff; tinslassare Caron= Yls• I Ball 11 . Dul - clllll — •nrsik ill Eastern of France 41d. 10 , Russian Rua. b. p. all Ot. Central of France all 04. Luzentbg. Omsk all Italian Junction all Lake Constance & Bale all Liar,* and Turnhout all Lyons and Genera all'Marta Antonia all Nans&Lieset r. ll , : os tha all Doitc.Prf. Esig.gov. all N rn of 16 . New Shares all 'Norwegian Trunk Pret all Paris. Lyons, and Madit all Paris and Orleans 16 liteeite and 8. Francisco (Pernambuco) 16 and Duna all Rowe and ITra all Royal Danish all Royal fiwedWa all Do. 7 par cent. all Sambre and Meuse all Do. 64 per cent. Pref 4 BanPaulo3lm.)p7parct 14 S.Atud.dt Look-Venetian all Southern of France West Flanders Do. Pe per cent. Trait 'Wed.& N. W. of Freon Irreilor of Austria BRM6II ILAILWATS. st N I t If fi Seaias Si ail h U It el 4 31' U 27 111 X I) MI 36i 63 66 Si 3 dial 4 „I. it lii Ws 1 20 a ' U 12 n 71 01 02 2 11 412 11 8 0 7 26 SO 47 72 46 70 99:i ii If as ii e l din 97 98 PT SS gel; 100 1 le Oe dls i ii i 72 76 OP 65 45 47 60 65 42 47 41 67 K U 11 1 AS dis 11 111 21 M. 90 96 id PI Sot 93 90 88 92 83 86 t 98 83 87 2 l! es I 7 ! I r t m K u I I le Atlantic aps.. &r. lc." gee: Do. do. Baffalo&lekainreeilii. Do. Preference But, Brent,.&Oodert cb endues Ede, Aug. 1,1872 dbyßuff.&Lll. Do. July 1,1878, MU". Do. /UM 1, 1874 ditto. Oelcatts & 8. Leetern Ceps T.&Dockip.o.ree Laken Ceylon gua. 0 per end Merl Intlien Do. Do. J de e r2Ctiont Da p. ad do Do. do. do. 1806•70 & Medbourno Grand York of Canada Do. 4 Per et Prof. Dikflootridep 41.60 Do. I por ct. Do. T par el. UN. Do. do. III? Do. do. WTI Groot Indian Poolimodo Do. 3.w Do. olladlag. I p. et Do 04.Wodesaado.3futroo Do.Noir Do.Bds.,poy7dopt Do. do. IS opS. WOO Do. do. TS withootop Do.Sep.allkld.pay.T7 Madras Our. 4 per cS Do. do. & jpor at. Do. di par at. fttm.. Do. 40 Moo. do. Mo N. r ils.Corpp. cif Druswkk ▪ Lad do. DA• ie. 1 esp. do . Da crin t il land do. iDs. " I2LIM& 1).41 TrlakitA.lAmAted.Sertp JOINT STOOK. BANKS. --- Ars and 11. I. Dark Auroral& Dark Souk at Sisk al Turkey Mai N. Amato" .... Chart Daak ot Arran,. rod O b kra . ra. Moira llsto. of bra tau, sad Vara Cara Cra. ad Our& ...... Ora. al lowa= IrtheaSsoUrAlul.Chartahard at Sertrar L. OL auk of Areal. Leman wad array Jar MOM— beim a Sour Atrium Ler Ira Wartarriare Pro. at brlarl Ds New abler Ark New South Wake Moral Irak Orson ark blind Do. Now Arbrii et Arliaia ran it Lark= Orb 14 IS 07 71 Ili lei 11 U li li die fT9 hid Si Mi xd 1 1.6 e 1.61 hoe; 107; Ai ia. prim. I Sales. 13 14 Is 34 4} 41 Ili 14 i 29 30 101 103 107 109 I I es LI 4 Ii "I I I 11 11 pal 31 Ws I Ws 1 1 31 si dis 60 61 71 78 11 13 pin 169 171 17 19 6 66 48 1.90 140 12_ MINEEL-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crixx. In the mining market to-day there are more - inquiries fur East Basset and West Caradon shares ; - - the former are marked iu the Stock exchange _. 115 and 113, and the latter 80. West Wheal - Seton have been dealt in at 355 and 350. The - 4q other transactions have been chiefly in shares in --- - - - - • - .. - - East Wheal Russell, Lady Bertha; Wheal Gren ville, Stray Park, and Great South Tolgua Foreign and colonial mining shares are rather dull. English and Australian Copper have been dealt in at ; United Mexican, at ; Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at I prem. ; and St. John del Rey at 24 and 294. At the half-yearly meeting of the Cobre Copper Mining Association, held yesterday, a dividend of 2f. per share was declared. Si COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr ssaTISH AND BUR KAGINTTIO TILIORAPR.) (//011 OUR OWN CORRERPONDINT.) Market well attended. Corn in fair consumptive de mand at full prices. Flour rather better inquiry. Indian corn in good request, at au advance of 6d. per qr. ; 375. W., 375. 9d. 39e. 61. Beans steady. Oats and oat meal fair sale at late rates. MINCING LANE.-(THIE! DAY.) &MAIL —Tbe public sales are going off heavily to-day. Corra—This article has a firm appearance, and the public sales are progressing steadily. TEL—There continues to be a steady demand, and a fair amount of business has been done at fully pranoas rates. envgamos.—The quarterly sales went oft without anima tion, but a fair Portion found buyers ; middling qualities sold at ld. decline ; fine at full prices. Covros.—The demand continues limited. Rum remains steady. Rica continues rather dull of sale. &sumac is in fair demand. Refraction sold at 395. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the subjoined prime :—Peters- burs Y.C. on the spot, 591. 9d. ; February to March, 595. 6d. to 595. 9d. ; March, 60s. ; Apra tulane, 5811. Gd. to 595. ; Oct. to Dec., 57a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yeasts. Davis and Co. report a large supply. Trade dull at lower prices. Prime meadow hay, 755. to 545. ; superior ditto, 90s. to 110 e. ; inferior do., 40s. to 575. Gd. ; rowers, 30s. to 50s. ; clover, old, 95e. to Ma. ; ditto se cond cut, 703. to Ms.; straw, TA. to 43e. NAPOLEON'S TOMB AT ST. HELENA.—The Union Company's Royal 11411 steamship Cambrian, Captain W. Strott, which arrived at Sout ptonham on Sanrday, brought from St. Helena, Captain Masselin and two soldiers of the 3rd Regiment of French Engineers. They have been em ployed in repairing the tomb of Napoleon at St. Helena, by direction of the French authorities, and with the permission of the English government. The t omb has been completely restored to the condition in which it was at the period of the deposed Emperor's interment ; and Longwood, the house in which he died, has been put into a state of substantial re pair. Longwood is unoccupied and unhunished, and the premises had been allowed, prior to Captain Masselin's visit to the island, to fall into decay ; but the walls and roof have now been restored. and will in all probability stand for many years. Captain Masselin and his engineers were des patched to St. Helena, rid Southampton, two years ago, and they hare been occupied with the work of restoration ever since. They left Southampton at midnight yesterday, for Havre, in the South R astern Company's steamer Havre, re route for Park. SUFFERINGS or SHIPWRECKED SAILOR& —The following is an extract of a letter from Mr. Nelson, com mander of the ship Sardinia, 900 tow, belonging to Mears. Wm. Sinclair awl Co., Liverpool :—" flangoou, Dec. 12, 1880. On my passage from Akyab to this port I fell in with the wreck of the Queen of Yortaban (brig), of and from Moulmein for Calcutta, with a cargo of teak, and rescued those of her crew and passengers (eighteen in number), including master, mate, end supercargo who had remained by the ship. They were in a wretched s tate from hunger and thirst, not having had any food for thirteen days, the sea having swept everything away, and no means of communication with their stores existing, the brig bowing broached to (after losing all her sails), and when on her busmen& the master cut away his mainmast ;at the same time the cabin was stove in, and she filled from the deck. Six of the crew had abandoned the ship on a raft, and I spoke the Inkeeman. which reported ha picked up four of these men, the other two having Th. body of one of these they had kept on the raft, in reserve for food, until they saw deliverance at hand.' _ _ Tag TUNNEL THROUGH MONT 011115.—Up to the 14th the tunnel on the Italian side bad been opened to the length of 721 metres ; of these 528 metres were completely finished, the remai n ing 193 metres were only parlly bored through. At the west, or French end, at Modem the work is less advanced, as a deal of time was taken up with the building of huts, workshop, he-, neces sary for the application of the air compressors • the exca vation on that side has only been effected by the ordinary mesas. At the close of December last the tunnel opened at Module by these usual means was 511 metres 50 centi metres, and there were besides 23 metres 50 centimetres not vet thoroughly finished. Besides the difficulty of the mephitic air which the engineers trust they have success fully obviated, fears are entertained that the works of ex cavation ma be interfered with sad even utterly prostrated by the brea king in of the water from the almost unfathom able little lakes which are to be and with on the summit of this mountain, as onalmoat all the other Alpine passes and summits. But the engineers work on with good strong faith, prepared 'to meet evil wh and from whereso ever it may arias. OADINAIT MARIS AND STOCKS. I WI 100 10 all La NAN N 16,K0 N NAN N NAN N SIN NAN, 150 N iuso 11. Komi N ONi N N MI UN lONS 161 5112 N N WWI s NM II SAN 1111 INNO 11* AM* 10 -- 85} 5 1 - 107 100 100 too I liao 4 - 100 100 100 100 il. II %ON WIN AIN 11.630 ii:111 pkossi sail ni in to II 14 ly lei SS le 17 li 1 dim 17k 14 21 11 .... I" IIF r ~... rli 90i 1n I 1 Id ... -- sd _*4 IN zd - 71 10 11 GI 109} 1001 901 108 - 2 rd 101 100 le ~' `...