The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-02 00:00:00

I. 1 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1881. _- BRITISM 1 , 00131110315 MONEY MAR .. 1.... t it •11 .Ad be remenile red for what A stake LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE , SHARE LIST S . -(THIS DAY.) - I Mang Dena I Oaks lode/ 1 ,,.., ... se Oldie,;. 1.1 they 5.a1.1..n1y stopped those --0--- IL !LL I lten,nart 1 y Met ‘7 . --I S O 1 p . n . t . • .... the) must have incurred .. certain Lois of 100,01.10 f. ; Two o'CLoow. (IT macnuc TILDNUPS.) The railway share market to-day is dull Sellers 14 * e ll latimate & a" . 74 74 71 1 ., . Raz ..6 they had the pre.pol .4 inatermlly reducing , _, al 100 ! Dom lier.lC.lagfilte. 911 92; - The funds to-do. ) . . .04. Mori • peocesslin,; "Kahl never ts. mete a gmuni mANcimmtii, BIEETIND.- ( THIS DA y ) have rather Predominated- Several of the prineiPat 18 all Do. 46 8.., IS 114 ' stocks have declined about 4 per oent., and Great roe MI 111 7 1 sloaDdrahlreldO 41 a - improvement. The : ...on; iasespendin 4 a nein', vertineste ; it was at the 10 all Do. Preference II 1 regarded. Canadian Western is per cent. London and North Western we lee n e e in eek .n Ge e er i e n • 4 " 1 ""x 1.5 j'" l ^"' ' flt • ' n " . I **i rn ' d 'u ir " - ate th " re' HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. About two miles. stock is now quoted MI to 1011 ,(} rest Western, 6p.e. Bdi, Seg. 1,1571 British railway stocks • !• • the acc.elineslati..n transaetioas. He denied that Pactolus. Tepsy, Header Mine, Dr. Leete, Mayourneen sieSoresdbyna.ALll. 75 80 ve . Ira wI, ..n the failed lieu.* were accoinnioda- Peeping Torn, Gran Darling, sad Hawthorn ire here. ' 724 to 73 ; Midland, 1332 to 134 k ; Lancashire and , 100 100 Do. July% 1873, ditto 67 72 ... morning, but a numbs Him" were usi,;tually drawn for value ;and if XS Irish Euleirsill paid herd. Ycrkshire„ 1114 to 117 • ; Caledonian, 971 to 98t ; too 100 Do. Jura, 1874, ditto 66 TO - - than yesterday afternc been teased al ...I. were ,-;wally for valu e . A tsaimmo d etion TRIAL HANDICAP. About one mile. and South Eastern, 86k to 4. Prices were better 6MI Calcutta et IL Eastern 1 dim par - , p 1 4 .I. I'l, ..,• , s 2 p • .re these for whi c h on value was i.. 1. s• i Peeping Torn, Woodmite, Dove, Q u i ver , Pli n y, Yd s in the morning. 9/ 8 Capet&Duckelp. eg n a 11 If die Se if Derion, rm. Bme mot. f IMe 71 At Paris this morni .• ntn th. to•• ...taw .., but which Were merely emitted filly awl Lady Egerton are here. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather * is laden Bowel ll 2 dla - Irish Emigrant paid forfeit. dull, at 11 to 1 dim. The shares of the two principal 77 1 00 5777 b 77177 ~ • mini.. • of rai.ing mone y . It was well known that 10 Do. Jubbalpswe - -• trawa s k oteit conii. mmen t s t o I ta l ia and other distant CITY STEEPLECHASE. About :q miles. Canadian lines show a further imp rovemen t. 100 all Do. ef p. et. Debut- 97 98 -68 fr. 7}o•, being 4 per .• Howls or Tails, The Dane. lagornar, Tops Dr. Leete. ORDINARY MIA= AND 1111.2712. 100 all Do. II p. 06 do 9Ol 1001 - ••• .1.'22'224 01, 21Y rettewei 0011211 to the long period which S era bo, Mkvourneen, Dove, Wynostay, Conrad, and Grime - 11 01 Ma -. The Indian Five pee ...I leder the pr.-reds came forward. Rut if each bills Darling are here. a rt I watiwan. i Meta( prime l aster today fa all Geelong& Melbourne.. - - -..• for money. ; yest e rd a y. 1 nil pea al 100 Grand Erman • 2111 23.1 le .•• f..r value in the first instance, every renewal must he Pau rotitElT. -Irish Emigrant and Roscommon. 100 all Do. 6 rate Prot _.• 73 76 ,15 Consols are officia • .due. He admired without hesitation that the bills Oran A aitivALn.-Oliver Twist and Sheffield. 111 1 Wane. ,Weal. ASloetrifal. it i li - ISO all Do.geo.Pretepetflo. 00 OS ea i 111. MO ~BlrL,Lan.,Atles.Jame. 19 - 100 all Do. 0 per in. Debug.. 44 MI 45 1 for money, and 921 .., .s• Rider. Mundy. sad George Schrader , were AO E' ll ' 6 rT 6 l 3 . - St Mark. 15 an , Blackburn - ..... - 100 ell Do. 7 Drat . MU._ 60 66 .. present quotations - u bill.. With regent to Rider, Meant. Stoat. The e"" 26 6 6 eilleilaid ceedilion• os all , Blyth and Tyne ss. es 100 all Do. do. 1897.... 42 41 -, No het*. - and 921, " sellers," I i'.... writ largely in &deems to him, and resorted M. 100 'Bristol and Exeter .... 110 101 100} 8, 100 ,Cidedonlan .- .. nig upon him in i t to_ balance the account. It 60 all ,eork and Bandon 99 soi 77 1 20 8 Do. New lt IMs LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.-( THIS DAY.) -e s- - et. MO Ot. ft. Mldlag.ll9. el - -.-. Stock, 234 ; Three pa .., , ••• of those c...es in which the L. Chancellor to all 'Cornwall I Ile ••• 00 18 Do. Do 2 die •••• . , ‘•sl the sae of aecommedatiou hills might be justifiable. This clay the annual general meeting of proprie- 10 all !Do. •i• no dn. male - - - soi all Ot.WeetCanada, Shares 13 il,. 111 1 New Three per Cent - IN 18 Do. New 9} Me - .. •I.; those three acceptors, the whole amount of accent- ton was held at the company ' s offices, Fleet-street, for the 16 ell D°' 3 i 7 • 7 • 17 r 1 .7 Ma - Cent Stock, 1859, 99i 60 all Dublin and Bo t Ina - .• 100 all Do.l3da,payrlopliilloo 90 96 •-• .1 iton bills at any one time did cot exceed ho,oeof. Purpose of receiving the auditors' report, of the accounts for LS all g ai t An 8 iil - 100 all Tio. do. 73 opt. tin no 92 94 -- benturea, 1859, 95k the year ending the 31st of December last, and for other st. too gait Anglian . 1 .1 the Ann bees dealers in pure accommodation bills 161 181 16 100 all Do. do. 73 wlthoutop. 93 96 .„ , would ma have limited their operate.s to three firm _ purposes ; Mr. J. YouNo in the chair. 34 100 Eastern Counties lll 6! 611 1 100 all D0.6e.t.8da,pay.77 BO 92 •••• Five per Cent. "et'. it appeared from the report the Menne of new M. 100 &stern Mann, Meek •$7 119 - 84. 100 Medina Guar • at per et. 83 56 -. Exchequer Bills, Ea., . "mluoi• Thor nicht hay* 64 accolummistige frUM the policies in 1800 over 1859 was 34 ;of the sum ee l'''. tee_, De. Illeekll 25 111 - 66. 100 Do. do. 5 Drat 911 921 - .h-de of their 0100 customer, hail they been so disposed . insured thereby, 47,4e2/. ;_ and of amount of premiums, ;', "A 744 377414 - - - IL 100 Do. if per ot taus.. 86 87 - Foreign stocks are i . 100 Mliuburanand Glasgow 86 88 - 20 16 Do. eah Men. do. ~ 2 If Ms - I - ...ugh their conduct in this respect might have h eel , re . 2,217 f. The amount paid upon claims on death under 3s, ligi g‘u weer rth,Dendse 16 22 27 IL 100 Melb.Corp.6 . elands .... -• business has again bee ,• beusible, it was not fraudulent. A more serious c h arge 188 policies as same ensured was 7118,46.32/., and as banns 10 all Feel and tlyde Jame. --.-... .. 10 all N. A C•nada have been dealt in fro' 91.4.12 L, together 310,2691., which was 8,5./.1/. more than in M. 109 Glasgow &8. Wanes 113 116 - elan A ow. sh. 5 7 -• ..• that the bankrupts had made alterations in their 1839. Mae Mouse of the nets, after payment of all 10 all Great Northenootland - -• U all Do. do. Land da. 7 Loan of 1854 is firnt ... the principal case being that of the transfer claims, nurrenders, and outgoings, was iki,9l2f. The Con- !,:.- 100 Great Northern 1 _ all Do. do. B cap. do. $ 7 1868 • at 561 to 57. Si .•,•mne. le•m the debit of Smith, Patient, end Smith, to Demers and Mavo estates returned M. 10e. net per cent. oo r u : i e "; / T. laud , il , 1 " ma lt° le " 6 - * all Do. de. land do 5 7 II 6a WM United) - - .... Mexican Three per , ..f the everidoes of V. 11. smith. This eltvration was the outlay of 31/t 1 ,740 ( . It was proposed to make a dividend St , 100 Ot. floutlid West. (Ira) 1U 112 - 84. 100 &Ude 96/ sq - •,.1 to im, L ei....,, made by Mr. TtRAIWA, A clerk, at his of Gls. per share of 101., being 115. more than was divided at. 100 Urest Weston 73 731 731 11 SO 10 Do. Penis* f !2l Ida - I, 24, 231, i : Per' ..s,z.-.6.4. ; the entry was on ly i n penc il ; an t h at last year. et. 10u Do.BtourTal.Geolltk. Si 54 - Mt 100 Do.lnd.Bt.Flolg. 5 pat al 4 003 Mat evidently no 3ttrillrlt At 00110,11311e11t. No On the motion of the CH AIRMAN th e repor t, w hi c h was el 1601 eiswiddrva Y 0 17 4 11114 1161 1104 117 1 161 17 10 1 Th o m oc ut tr ot o o. g a wp ; 1 alp - Cents., for account, was ileceiv,;(l • no use was misled. The considered to be of a meet satisfactory character, was „. 14 . I , ( el l46 ,_dc' e letel, 8 1061,0 • 11 ....,.,___„ea 63 - (7 :3 per Cents., for I ..ion w.... unlyoue between the bankrupt. sod their own adopted, and • resolution paned giving the directors full gi': u E,',,liinTtialimitirr'""Z l a l r. : ad 1141 .... COLONIAL GOVELMOLENT 1100113133. ..i...... ~,,, eof whom were said to be creditors, but they discretionary power with regard to the policies of persons se r me La - Wag e mir ate , me/ 101 1011 11 k 1 - Wit 1 11-6 1 WOOS& ) 1•d . pa. a t m , 1 s e a m New Deferred Three I ~ r e only creditors for their own commissions. The on. who died by th eir own hands, by duelling, or 1.,y the hands 121 all Do. ° elghltis -- - .... .. Canelov.lipm.JanaktinL 100 US U 2 - Six per Centa., 1854, 1 .- .t•-str- st•ssl ; there was so sabetantiol alteration. of justice. Ilt. i.e LendoneknouthWeitme 96 95 - .... .. Do. 6peroina, IWO .. 100 - - tie titer alteration vaa i n th e account el Draper. and this 16 all Linulonderry&Coleraln - -• .- .... .. Do. 6 per eat. Ull2 .. PM - - -7 Cents., 1858, for elm U all Do. and Enniskillen 9 11 - .... .. Do. epee cog, USD .NO - - 110 I 1„•n .lone, meet p ro p er l y , to prevent the fact of SHIPWRECK AND SUPPOSED LOSS OF ht. 100 Men.,Blsat.,dUncolnah. 1.31 641 a d MI 31 ad .... .. Do. OptroLlN.Atrag. 100 110 111 -. NI. s•ls. ('caper's arrangement b e i ng unduly published. TWENTI-ZIGHT LIVES. IV 6 Wetropoiltan tr. 5 •._ .. Da. Opar at Mar.* Sep, 100 UO us -. Consols remain stela fhere wad no pretence for saying that any creditor had Bt. NM linked .. -•-- litrn deriv e d by this. The say i ng iu Sir. Laureaces MU 114 e Do. New - - -pm De. do. ilarlp.. - . 100 .... - .7 ' ,mite diary could never be held as evidenee of fraud. Captain Wallace, of the Sea Wave, which has st. i.e De. Bleak Derby lO6 107 - .... .. olollar ilp.ctlelle i.e - - --. The steamer La Pla 11 ii. b pliaracc had been placed by Mr. Linklater on arrived at Liverpool from Pernambuco, reports that on the 60 all Md. Gt. Ws. (In.) - - - •• -• • 1800 199 - - New Ilannew.Gov.6p.cs. tee lose toe; - West Indies to-day, wi 11th of January, when in Ist . 22 N., and long. 40 IV., he 21 all Mid Kent . - - .- ..... .. the representation, made to the discount houses. The .... .. N. L Wakeov.Ap. 6.1865 ISO V 7 99 .7 The Indus, which wi 100 all Newcastle and Carlisle - - - evidene on this point was exceedini t ly week, and in- fell in with an open hi)" containing I'd"' mat e and le k a semis d e r, 7 6Ma 7. -.. De. sp. a, 18U ea 1878 140 27 94 - • itheirot to prove either • custom or a fraud. nineteen of the crew of the ship David Brown, 1,700 eg , s , ffr r, w - -, n .. _ _ _. ..... .. Da. Ilp. a, 11188 T•• do this iielepeo.l..nt witnesses ought to have tons burthen, bound trete San Francisco to Liverpool with a a t . me Natol i ' 62 IM - .... .. Nova Bata op. et. 814 lOl - • and the rest silver. St leen called. Why had not Mr. Kiser, of the Runk .4 valuable cargo, considios amongst other artic.oll of 1,000 34, no w or th grits& En.rhiad, hems !endured, with whoM Mew". Street• tons of gruin. Captain Wallace took them all on board el all North Dens Bell ED - -. _. .... ... 11 Oast Gov.@ p.e. Bonds 100 - - Vic. Gy.119. is.Jen.aJoly 100 -.- .-- -For Ceylon, gold, f. II Red Co. hail had transactions of millions' Why was the . Sea Wave. They were in a most deplorable taste IS. all Do. • - - •• • • • • ..4 Mr. M'Keoua, of the National Bank, Mr. Chapman. of having lost all their clothing, and never haring St. 100 N. gosters-Berwkk a lei Do. o.s.x.reria Par 1 Dm - .... - mitts, silver, 65,9801. ; .. De. do.ep.e.Arre.nom. me 107 1071 107 - 1 Mach", advert 1 %7 0 11.0 hens of Oven:nil, Gurney, and Cu. (both of them:Peng. toed for several days. It appean from the statement of the ee. tee go. imam sufferers that the David Brown, under the command of et, 100 Do. Pmt •,•,), or Mr. Pollard, the founder of the Lea- Pit 731 7 4 i 1 i No. I ID. I Mem. l ly e I 0 1 . *km i 661 •• 7631. ; and for Shanght .Los Joint Week Hunk, put in the wit ness - b ox. Captain Berry, and •a crew of about thirty men and So too No r te Louden i.e 103 ..- aim . Alfred Cosa (11)19.U.10 II 31 - ,al asked to 0 " 11 ,. eon, his own e xperience eighteen peseengers, sailedfrorn Ran Francisco for Liverpool 10 all Northas.Weetenakair lO l 101 l On 'Change yesten 1.41 1 It ... .4 to the custom in this bills far , b ,,,,,.... t? on the 11th of October. After being out at sea eighty. :I 170 N orth Staffordshire 500 .. CUfford - alteration was a deolit four days, she sprang a leak on the sth of January, le I ti l p '' re °!!.•et'"•••••• 11 •". 3 4 7 tine .. Der. G. Con.LTaMmtk ) 1 410 al - Petersburg , i n mare It Wee due to the court that Ines free from soy taint should -.- - sod began to make water at • fearfully rapid rate. Three ge ell 1 , 0 , t0w b1 ", g , 512 .. Let Dowel MA. pQ bane been tStOIIUCt.4I -some iodependent Isinkeror discounter ... ... .. who was me a creditor. But this could .rot pumps were set tow ork, butt they were unable to keep i t au e hratwy I.• done; for, as Lord Justiee Knight Bruce add, the water down, sad is Ice thaa three hours she bed St. ltiO Scottish Central - •000 .. KWh. Numetakelatk.) U. 46. 7 71 488 .. erembhir A ILA:alp. 544 U 24 - joined is our usual lia ( - the wa w a 'a giving acceweeelatiou hale was am twelve feet of water in her hold. Everything was done 84. 100 acottlals N. L Abea.lllk. 31 34 - Amsterdam, 3 months, M as - awe .. Grid Smith licii . Ire. II sli - unotniinea, whether proper or improper, but he le lighten her-eFwarde Of 3,000 bap of rim being r t . r e b . g re n " ge tab gi re llidlan g ate t _so eo El .. O.IM Allred )13 9.5 1 1 - to 171 • Rotterdam, 3 m het never beard the term (mull applied to such thrown overboard ; but it was of no avail, an at length te • en 96,016 .. O. Wh. Vor ( sisten). • 10 1 it 11 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; it being discovered that she was rapidly sinking, two et. mg weeta 3ittin a Gerea heureeirith mem e : 4 1 se. LON GreartUs transactions ; and be afterward. added -" If the - 50..., are good, what does it matter at to the trans • boats were lowered, and the panseugers and the crew left a n tee each e astern 3 mooths, 25.55 to 5di,,,,,, between the mikes I &tinys thought these the unfortunate vessel One of the boat' contained Mr. tio leo i ou tc wake 9O 412 -. 11,400 .. !Bassin Downs 4110444 7 1 7 1 - months, 118 to i ; Pet rr.rils (value rev. iv... 1) meant no more than 'your obedient Daly, the first mate, and 19 .4 the crew, and in the other M. 100 6. Yorksh.di IllverDen 31 II - 0,000 .. Lady Bertha LILL 1 1 - 896 .. Margaret (tw leant) a 64 66 - 34; to f ; Vienna, e ff . servant' in • letter." (Laughter.) boat were the captain anti '-'7 of Mrs passengers and the 23 all 7011111116W41= 4 7 - SON .. North Downs Vic Commissioner-There is a ease reported where Mr. rem ainder of the crow. They had not left the ship : Ti l l 6 Wwlles a 41 43 ee 2,500 .. N. Frances (111 o) 101 111 pia -i many minutes before she sunk. With the exception of 6,000 .. N. 14h. Basset (1Bora) 16al 6 25.80 to 90 ; Genoa, .3 .lii.thro Miley said that the words " value received" Were •••• .... 'sat to . how that the bill was not an areoein e sd a ti on al 100 Tall Vale the clothing which they hail on them, neither ps a s u m e w ... MU .. North Wheal Cridt . 118.9. 8 9 8 months, 25.70 to 5 ; IA B u t i .1., not think that at the present day the words nor crew were able to save anything. They _ to 116 111 Be. .1:: -- .....0 .. Par Cons. Mt. &amyl% 11 91 9/ UM 20 Providence (U. Want). 120.7. U 48 - - Palermo, 3 months, 1181 emit he taken to iil , ow that. It must rather be pawed collect some articles of wearing apparel before leaving 111 I Do- 4 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 524 to 13,000 .. SortedgeCon. MM. cia. 1 from en aceumuletioe of circumstaboes. the ship, and these were placed is the boats, but very 11l ' Vele of Mee* 19 ell Plato& itta. A ?halloo 111 11 . 1 .7 511 .. 3. Wades ER Merl.. 11 101 1 - Mr. D. Navone, GI Mr. femme* contended that there was no evidence to shortly it was found necessary to throw them overbou4 111 A Weal Ostowell 0 •-•• 6, .. & en Brea (Mogan) . 4. 5} 31 -• payment a few days w ih „ w the existence of as y particular cust o m a t o meant . as well as a guantity of provisions which they had secured, se we w. . w wi _ : KS ' 1 11. Devoe Iran aOa tug hill. for diaconal in order to lighten the boate Fora period of four days as, t oo w o w ord el 48 An 1 Miming (Liu)._ eft The e aatawar _, A . raped . that particular print, / and four nights they suffered the greatest privation, from 16 an DIM N 41 42 - 405 .. O.W. Prances (agee) 111. 2, 111 0. 11. 1 1 4 3•119 - clnular: 2a, Great t r im 910 .. Stray Perk It is with great regret I think there is no evident* to support the existence of any cold and hunger, having nothing on board, with the excep- elk all Me 61 911 - 9,000 Team istaundma.c. di 4 14 - I A rt icular mod, mi . now of a few biscuits. The two boats remained together 0,000 10 Tin Croft - been disappointed lapse,)' Mr Lawrance observed that the counsel for the Laudon until the evening of Monday, the Bth of January, when PLIPLUMGII MAW. 20,000 .. Vale of Toweir a thea) Us. 161. - Constantinople, Imu play .1.,11,t Stock Bank had broadly stated that they nude uo the boat picked up by the Sea Wave lost sight of deen .. w a s Bided ( .. 11 17 161 xd - suspending all payments. charze agatsar the bankrupta. the other boat containing Captain Berry and his twenty- all IPL I ItAttsrAta. 1 ckenwprices. 1 dates . 1,024 .. W. °macs 11 rr 79 , - h ee d s o r Mr . William M Th.. Oriuminisioner--1 did not understand Mr. Williams seven unfortunate companions, who, at the time, were in a 34. WO Caledonian, /110 , 161 103 - 400 .. Wog Solon 7r 4 774 714; - public accountant, for tb to say that, but that they did not charge any specific Mil- state Immleriog on starvation, having scarcely any provisions 110 • • 11 _,..c011t,_ lalkilPetossi., IP It .... 612 .. Wh. Il l ime r illoiwk) - t o f gr o t to t o b, 014111 Dly , cm board, and being upwards of ZOOO miles from land. I "`"'''''."`""`""a' " 266 . Wt. Dam Bedriath) i Les 116 •e r,prrsentetion. 100 East Anglia; A, 6p.al 90 10l -4, •.. 411 (Ookilink) n I ... am, Mr Uwe:wee 1 / 4 161 that was so ; nor hail any other boos. Unless they were picked up by some other vessel, it was ea um De p. . p p. . H e ne - L 024 .. Wh.Lltty_fUn. Went) 1.7.5. 12 1 134 - Mr. Foster, of the 1 preyed any speed tie misrepresentetion. The evidence of Mr. feared that they could not hold out more than • day or two, st. 100 Do. C, Tp. ea 181 198 -. 1,084 .. Wheal Mmy Ann Ma,..hall preved t h at M r . L aurence in introducing Ride and mast here P riebe. " free' hunger. 84. 100 2. Coma Ns.,6o.et.Nnt Ile 112 - ) a to u - Co., copper smelters, i to it,. bla n k .4 Le n d m h a d add al 100 Do. do. Hal 148 110 ..- 1,640 .. Wr i g hs" alewney (Usk 5l 15 17 is Th e announcement to the exact truth, th a t h e was - 114. 100 Do. New 6p• et. 516.. ma 126 - 1012110 N MINIS. solved to defer until a peter of his own, whom he was &NM, to start in Paris, U. 100 Eastern Unloia 4p. et. TO 80 -. a.I who had no credit or ctpital except what was impelled The IVest Surrey Times states that Dr. Baly U. 100 Ulm & Glaspw sp . el 1U 114 -• No. I lai. I Kona IPtI al prism I sates. through parliament I by StmatfeiLl mid C... It was • sin gu l ar fact th a t St. 100 Folln.,Perth.Dm a. p.a - - -- 10,000 10 Anetrallen - due on Red Sea Telegi was on h i s way to &turd a child of the family of . t. we ung minium 4 „ 0. Do Jig .. there Wre no ei ideuce of Mr. Laurence himself having 5L900 1 Bon Autrd e ladled . 1791 I 1 ea - which was actually p ever taken any Lill or hatch of hilly for discount. Mr. C. Randall, et Mulford House, sear Guildford, when Si, 1110 DtteasitatlOtteEpra. 112 114 -. 10,000 111 Bra•lmp. (iLIARIPML) 171 - - - 103 106 - mow to Do. St. Jae diris is 30 st aft s received with an mitts (The leanest counsel was proceeding with his shire= when the accident occurred which caused his instantaneous death. fit lee Do. 41 Pere" too eo De.6traredall Dam B6 87 -. 10,000 5 Do. Lodi MIA Co. all 4 1 - is r a r e ly witnessed. our spurt left.) Preparations are now in programs for establishing te sai oar. Itesibmi. nerves. - - - 80,11°° 1 C übes IghL °° ` jalL - -. has been much agits _ a new line of electric telegraph between Paris sad London i t is : at a f ",,,,,, m (labil iii t au ,,,,, t ,:i - go 10 - 1 12,000 60 Copper 4O 62 zd - 7. 16 6 le -- feared that, whilst in, mete - THE POLICE COURTS. by Dieppe and Newhaven. Three wine from Paris will U. 100 De. redeem. 6 mi. men SO 01 -. MOO 1 =caudate cover ell 1 --' it is only the acute ape meet one from Havre at Malatsay, and the four will mow 31. 1011 Do. trrideesa. Ip. et. 00 92 - 16600 2 lcetnna (THIS DAY.) st. tes Do.lmelseelmem Prat 101 10S the Channel from Dieppe to Newhaven. When this hiss is s a n D o gl ow . n e e wo o . 10 10i •-• ss 011,400 IS Noma 16010 SOR Northern a n II zd ... The bulk of the share vestment, and extrems completed, Frans will be ennected with England by twelve la MI DaLlinterFLBll-11P0. 171 74 1 ... • - • 19 aU Do. do. do. 6 o.c. 1* 11 --• w i rer- f oot frost Calais to Dover, four from Boulogne to 10. wo De. gum. Ga. B i eck to T s ._ all 9 10 - - their income. It is u THAME4. lAleo 8 Mane MOOO 14 Keyee e e ale * kuirdia pt ei . Folkeetoae, sad four front Dieppe to Newhaven. These ast all Do.Cheet.Gua Blares 201 11 -. 10,090 5 foltudso A T. %IMMO Or A tOTRIL 10a 1 54 s- VIA& 1 1111Wte ail i 1 ." denoe, and to cause all we. A/warn. an elderly num. a /ennuis, appeared b e . last are especially inteaded to sonnet Lyons, Bordeaux, l i r A l DDO4.. do. do ll4 16 -. IMAM 1 N. M.O Copper et L fom Mr. Yardley to answer a summons talon eat by Jib and Marseilles directly with Landon. - Si. IM lane.* Yorkeh.4p.c.6lt. 136 137 •••• Antral& (1.1.m.)_ ..,. 1 1 illa .7 apparently endorsed Atkin., • eulloater• for wilful!! detaiwing • chairs • 74740 . The appeal of Mr. Poole is Axed for hearing 47 IS 747 ' 47971171347 A G " ... MOO IS POMiebeadBliverLemel $I 4 6 -- with suspicion. Mr R ape , two washing tole, a clothes-hone, sad • peters- b d .,. tly , Judicia c ommits ,. ft No. 1 ILI 116 a d - 109,000 5 Pert Phillip 1 -. ow Tuesday • 61 1.. Nr• ix tie Dosp.e. do. Nat 113 Ile ird ms (mote. 80,003 1 Scottish Austin. (Um) 10a. I iIM - the Treasury, dech Poole w i ll be represented by Dr. Phillimore, and Mr. IIL I* De.lip.e. do. ~.. Ul6 140 zd - all 4 31 The complainant mid he lived seven years is the aw. 48,101111.281 Milted Mexican oocasion that, even i fe ' Coleridge • and the Bialu•to of Loudon by the Queen's AL Ila. 196 Deilite. do. He. 4 113 flit zd - admet s boars. and war sow dwelling at N 04717 11 4 i1l 77 d vacate ( Ir . Harding), Dr. Rwabey, and Mr. Montagu las 1100 DO. 03,000 1 Worthing (Um.) all 1 - - which has now happen *US 1 De. lt* - • ,• that the geode meatiosed is the summon were left in soan. p.e. do. .... 101 115 zd - I 611 Do poptlels do. - _ 7 . _ -. Hr. Nemime. bear. .w.l h. ./.....1 ... .Y._ •L....... 103,816 1 Mariquita an ft I -,......, ............. mr. • al...mu.* a•juns, DORICSIII, lie nu Do. no. do - fore Mr. Yardley to &newer a summons talus oat by Job and Marseilles directly with London . - OA NM Laac.it Yorksh.6p.c.9l, 136 137 --. 40,1A0 1 N. Rhine Ooppse of S. Australia (1,1m.)_ . _. - lid 1 I Me - Athos, a earpaster, for wilful), detainiag • Hair, • table. The appeal of Mr. Poole is fixed for hearin 10 . 100 Lou-diS O 4l ll l- 6 11.oeult e St .. Nw IUS 116 xd - 10,000 10 Pontediaidinvm•Load ell 6 •-• 5 c. 0., two washing tubs, a clothes.horse, awl • picture- two. the Judicial Committee pi Tuesda y 100,000 5 Port Maio 1 •-• freow. 7 wutt 247 . IL 100 Do.tip.c. do. No.l 113 Del xd ... Poole . will be represented by Dr. names, sad M. ea 100 Do.6p.c. do. .... 116 140 id -- 10,000 1 Scottish Austin. (Um.) 10.. 1415 • 'The complainant 'aid he lived ryes yams is the de. 41174 BMW United Miasma all A 14 Coleridge • and the Bishop of London by the Queen's Ad. N. 100 Tio,Te. do. N 0.4 112 116 xd -. feadaat's hours., awl war now dwelling at Maildinghill, and 'orate ii k. H a d il n B A n an d m y. 14 80„„ 100 Ito, p.e, dix. .. 101 itS Xd -• 10,0001 Worthing (Ura.) MI I - ,11 1 , • w 7, M o e WOO 1 Do. that the gords E emtimied ia the summons were left in Smith. 6 all Do. p.4. est 811 d 0 ... - --.-. Mr Moseley • house, and be refused to restore them. Tlill ROYAL ACADEMY. -Tuesday was a t l it: 1 " be ` TP• e • e " ree • lnwell • :I" 1141 ad -.. AMY NIOCIL BANN& The defendant said the young mu Atkins Imil been pay. 100 Do.op.c.do.(W.E.itC.P., US 111 ad -. i nn hi, e de..... w ee *... tey ... mow wit t h e day at the Royal Academy. No less than five mamba had it. 100 Do.4p. C. Si. (dir . deL WI eo No. IMt a BUM I Pd. I CI. prima I Balsa pods had lima purchased for houseketipkg purpsesa to be filled up in the ranks-one academician, four moo- dates. Twentpnine of the members met, sad gnat was Is 100 1,616 •C 12622 a - - 2 n d - - - D2 '"' 122 82 ... .. Agra and Q. dm. Bark. 60 II 84 Y m ir y the imi Lt sii much was brakes olli. seen yearn mmemYils seas a very 4 1 041111 i the interest of tie hour. Of course the acadamician was at ' lee " Litn. l4W w * C° .7p r _ o V l T',!Et 11: lig elected E nt ; Mr. Small and Mr. Poole hay* the higheet S i t 1" .1 Lon d on d n . y &E n r i i7 . l7l; in ree ... ._ it ,bOO 60 AU1141841,11 10.030 M Bank ot W ita 4000 100 Sea of all 114 191 •-• SS SO 14 id .o. td lie; °a.. ere the parties livieg is the maw house l 30,0011 link of Turkey S 11 1 stio - Th,. d0 eu e 5t.. _ 1 .....,. ma ...„.. of theb , ... t . t ,. , number of seratehes, • vote was taken, and Mr. Poole 84, 110 Man.Shet. aLtric.6p.ot. ltb 100 ad -. Shire so Bella N. Amerka - - - gather, bet h e d se p ara t e b., h;;;,,, std th en , w . . was elected by • majo ri ty of one voice-there being II 4; Do. /4 - MOO 20 Bask od Ind* IS for Poole ;14 for Bosun. The first contest W. Ma Do. 31 per cent .- 0 fl ad .... Australia, and China . all a l 111 oe unrzoter latereourse between them. for manciateship lay between Mr. Feed sad Mr. le I Do•fodooluable OF: 06 I lOw z't IRMO 26 Mere of India. r. Yardley, - It was a Very "nog courtship. 96 101 Malted Coris.6oc.Mook ... • - •Lon., and China ill - • - Austell ;on • a scrutiey, Andel' Armed 16 • votes, Feed 13. se iss Dit‘o , nit Sri iten. , u y 333 ad - The csmiplainant mid he lived in Mr. Moseley's Irian 11100 HO M oid - se, • yaws, but be wily conned his daughter three years Th• "' mid " sleet k i between MY ' Feed end Sem ' 41. 100 Do. 4i et . PreL Sleek 1 " I " !MOO 100 • lt Id FA idr„ Yardley-- Well, dine years Wh at w the valued llarochetti-whes Pled was chins by 15 against 14 voices 34„ 100 poLe Autchin 4 p.c. id 07 -. 4000 .11 Com. of Canada on - -.- - the garde you claim , Berne Maresizetti ism auocemfull against Mr. Edward it. 100 Norfolk lip, Aix Steak - -. - 11,000 100 Cent of tendon lO 90 tl .... Barry, and Mr. Parry Mr. . Barry obtained 54 100 North British 6 per cent 111 US _. KM 10 mast Scot StAusLetiorti all 151 161 ad 16 ad TM complainant-Three pomade. sir. - 910100 10 O. Book ant all - - Mr. Yaralev- Let the girl have them. She Itsa last • " "" 8 11 . 1 " .4 Ike 71/"e four' gentlemen 11l 100 De. New Om. op. at. 110 111 fti En ballast N..w 1,. gracious -proarous from the cattelia. new la the academical body 10 11 Do.Bardes linhai gun I 14 pre ... 114. 100 N.lfee.-.Berw.a p.e.Prt. 101 103 -, 11,000 10 Low Ch. f Ansa& au ;4 IL 10 Leaden and Windy - The eomplaieret I dole% see that at all. -Austell, Pied, end Berry-will bring to it ••. 11 il i gi n , d e , d* 5 *pm .-91 w SAWS 110 on Joint Stock ..- 10 - e- 301 ad Mr. Yardley Three year: courtship ; t h e go , x i s are considerable asessidem of etrength. The elevation of Mr. F. 10 Li Do.Leeditip.et, No. 1 - - .. 10,000 20 London & loath African 4 14 1 die 1 Poole to the full honour of the sesdreey leaven • vacancy in ft 10 DaYerk. B. A B.pme. 1 die Ipm .- 10,000 , too Lou. and Westminster- 10 -, - -ad worth N. Com e , it is on ly It. • year. the list of associate., which will have to be filled at the 10 ell Nora ISMllwalhiwt • •:- m la _ MAO, 100 Nat. Pros. of MONA.. al -.•-• - Th. erailAiineet I will rive her nothing. 1 all event& Oast. New ts - - .. WOW , SO Do. New 1.4 - - - Mr. Ilary - What, after wheats( her affection., and Pr e r r time .... -At kem ' e , L un ' -• IMMO. 60 National Bank diappoiatiag her. • t 11 E xidtl7o.o itimuclaTlON.-The general cum- e h 1 11: ik*L p o . N Am o ' Llie .p.. l " l 4, l"Lal s ,_ ...,. - - - 26.0001 00 New Sou th Wake an ... • -- The cosielsinsist (sullenly I- - I want my mitts@ at Manchester of this association held a meeting 84. 100 De. I p.m.PWL Most 133 136 -• 50,400 i 26 Wriest/it Beak Oeuvres all 4/f eill - Tin &Sealant -I bare brought ae seticm ge rtesch of yeetenley, to arrange for the visit of the association to that 19 all IL Devoe Mad 41 p. a 101 11 - 14000 20 Ottoman Beak Promise of marrisge. That is why he waste him things. It city in Heptemher. It was elated that a sub-committee had ail , Ries. (IeadLAJL /Lig td 24 - MAW! 100 'Provincial ol Ireland - ... - ism a serve years courtship. asortiabsed that the rooms beloegiog to verions institutions ° K . tro I 8e . .. " d "l e msym sent :2 2 :44 ,_ - 4.040 10 1 Do. New 16,400, 26 South Australia Mr. Yardley -- Its ppear+ to me that 11r. Job Atkins is •in Ma/wheeler would be placed at the disposal of the aaeocie. et 1110 L Wales gwa. .8. mato 91 03 - 40,000 i IS (Union of Australia - 40 slow lover- 4 1. 444 . n i o f a 1 0 .., -h., would 4 ,,,,, e , ma k e 4 {ion. A etrotig feeling wee expressed that it would not se. IN Do. 44 seas lOO 102 - 10,0001 60 Union of Londe& - o - mil mato' 'maimed. The young women's lass is her gala. he desirable to organise any lame and cumbrous exhibition Oh 106 IL Y 4 p.agea. 10 88 _ 1.11001 100 Welty Mutual op ... You must 0... up the things or pay 3/. ; the law is wird of luseitimer7, and that 000, etvr• would prefer to see the " all in " Leplith e lls ..... i n' a 2 i - you, Mr. )1,...e1ey. maeltiawi is operation at place' of manufacture. The 26 01l c.o. no. Beim IN IIIIIOIIIIANIOOI. - A ettA4.T. gesseattie head had reached upwards of 9,0001., but the 1 f i lt - 1 4 D'l. d e ' Clit". nu Malec& Bllkemselp.e. 46 48 -• - 41. 1 MCPSINIII. OL pima eases. R J•rct Kipq, . youth with closely cropped hair , which expenses wen ritually from 700'. to 2,000 1 . A further in- pi, ma W.lald-Oxi _ . 114 116 120 ... Pre him • county gsol. appeal-winos, was chargid with mama of the habit however, 6in cootemplatioa. Do, do. do. 130 114 -. lig U , dipleal lll II SI zel -. st...ling • a riereof ineum, firm the shop of Mr. Mideled ROYAL COL1,04:10 or SERI:EI/HR.-The following ei: lii Do. Norm. 6 p.ct. net. toe lot _ M. MI Waisswertm all 46 65 _ Kalov!. No •..n. Lin4ley.plse e , Commercial-read grittlemes having undergone the necessary examinations for " lan " d°4l 'n h e n' et n e t 111 111 84/ OWL Atiaselesa lead . Si .- - -. The prisoner, who is connected with • daub( peg of the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a --.-. i . ,isie se assimis64,siti .1 as if -. jarred* thierix, was seen to take the meSSes frees the isteeting of the Court of Examioers on the Slot ult., viz.:- MUM RAILWAY& 1,241 10 Dm 1 /Dar aBD LW ll II 10 11,739 10 Do. 0 ...,, prsecutor's diophoenl. He was pursued mid threw away Messrs. Edwin Philpot Hawked, Harley.street ; Joseph 08,, Ipg I ganararg - faseles Beim. I thins. f,015 12.4 NEI& laid fin - - - the ..... 'ton. and 'Own he was caught be said "I have May, Derooport ; Washington Lovegrove, Tulse-hill ;to A Alftwi 4,000 10 Chinas' bilandsTeL (L! all ee not got the mutton '" whi c h was quits true. foe he had CIII7IIIIII Rowland Goodman, Southport • Alfred Joheroo, ij a s * al 11.41114. 1 .... II l --... 1114,000 St. Cop.l(golisg.ilkandl. all ii s• previosly got rid $4 it. On Mr. Kitfard to York • Thomas Vernon Rapier, S tockport ; Henry Charles 00 10 BakktAll.lls.l4.7p.s. 11 lf el ge ls If 12.0011 16 Do. Fret. If per awl WI In It{ wcianr him he mule a desperate milldams, and frawa4. London; John Tsoner, Ledbury ; Thomas Rolla, 6 all Neiglasi A _ _ ! Jai -Mon • f If •-• 1,16 10. i- Passe 1110.811 St. i • rreferamos NM 101 1011 1411 SO A - twisted for some time, and then fasten e d hi e oa M r. Chippßig Norton ; William James Thomason, London• ins Inman , " .sie r ra. '''' Kite..rd'a ka, e and hit him and lacerated hint severely. A Wigs Robinson , Bedford; Francis Thomas Griffith": ...., SD 'Peraimit 1111 a• a Sall. 11 12 -• 800,000 lit. Do. illp. ed. Pap. Dsb. 100 106 1611 - 40,000 20 lastlndialnig.lt Canal 1 1 4Ms - C .ererroil blow ..o the jaw of the young savage compelled She Meld •• Robert William Hooper. Dublin •• Denis Angus- st iew . 8 411 S::* & l4l C itinnins -- Se 81 Ma 7 7 - 00,000 M. Metric Telegraph .... 1•0 -••-• oe ll to let co. Mr. Kilroy.' was very much injured. Moo Raleilea, Middlotoo, County Cork ; 'Daniel Robert go is ./x i kj, ga is h i p 5. 11 die 13 1,110 16 Do. New ld ... - die ... The prisoner, on being asked to eve UM* ACCOWIt of Thomeoa, Mediae; end Jolla Vaaderstraaten, Ceylon. SO all lament of Prams .... di 14 - 70,000 6 Nag. and Asst. Cop. - himself, mid be cone from Lowlon, awl, on bei7 required DL '. Ma , Si UNDER& -We (t3aunders, Utley, la 10 43d. Russian gm. a. p.o. - .- - 10,000 10 Gen. Steam Nadrialtem 14 •.- ... 1.• d.,te what pert of London replied " Fret, bitten:we and Oriental Budged) have to announce with sine•e 70 all Gt. Central of Franco.. -.- -- 20 all Gt. Luxembg. Coast Sh. 6; af - .-. 130,000 1 Great Ship (Limited_ ~1 MI I 100,000 1 Do. i gt ri Por °out. Pet an I sse greet, Me Luke's." He he) ireen in custody before, regret the death of Mr. Simon Banielera, which happened 10 ail Ir a juna, - - - 60,000 10 Loudon Dleccest (L.) .. 6.--Ma -. dmi labour. the ItOth year of his km. He was for many years a perteer 1 20 all !Score and Marshes& - - .. 100,000 4 Low Oen. Omnibus Ow an I I .... in the ennof Meows SsuixterseadOtley, publishers,CODdnit- 10 all 'Lyons and Genova - - -• SO, 10 Madras Wien. 1 Canal 1 If If pee DE %TN or THE Dr. ' Hlms C (DOWAGER) Or LEV E - street, Hanover-square, bat had long retired from as al all Maria Antonia e- -. 20 all Name/Liege t n :r o the If 8 - - 10,600 It IdedlterraneaaileaTet ml ... - - 12,000 10 Misfile,. Ex. TeL (Lim) all Ilt if i , w„._wo have to record the demised t h e D uc h.. active altars in the lammed . which ho had founded f * al , D . e .. t. p d. t i i ii.s l5 n i i w . 90,000 IS National Discount 00.. 511 f We lid -. a century ago, but in which he had for some time eerie(' 16 all Northern of iii.wager) of Cleveland. who died on Thursday night, at her- residence it Grosvenor *loam, after • lingering Meow. t ° b e inte ^wlld• Mr. M eundere' Per ee uel rrmiuieeeDeee IS It ! Do. Now fibum _••_. .- - gees - 11,110 10 Netherlands Land ~_... ill - - ee. I : l l4slieth. Duchess of Cleveland, was daughter of Mr. of the great literary bible of the last and present age 10 all *eremitic' Trunk rem 8 0 _ 60,003 I Do. Sp. e., Is. at 1 dia. all i 1 f were not few or devoid of interest, considering that, in 10 all Ilerts.L7 ol mAltdMedlL as 1 7 - 1.714 100 N. Bram. &N. Scot. IA in ~.. .-.-• Eolert Russell. e e l was memid wife al the late Duke of 161,670 IN. Brit. Australasian.. all I lid - ci,, ielead, wk.,she marr i e d ja i s u . ai d w h o di e d i n the course of his long life, he hail carried on busine e 16 . Par ... 0 1 : 1 " 1 ,, 0r . i. r.L., , " 6. - 60.000 1 i - Gee - 1)(47.- relations, for the most part with great mutual eat s. ls. "" ."7p.r,...b too . 1in.....'.. " -.....'...r ,,,,. ti 3 du _ 40,000 1 Do. "New Shares' - .. faction with Sheridais • Disraeli,Moone d Diu F SIR IIIreJAMIN IlizoDlN, BART.-The scientific , • Thomas - 20 16 'Riga and .. - -•-• 40,000 II . ln. Rim (Lunt 8 if s; die - lialwer Lytton, Mr. G. P. R. James, Theodore Hook, Mrs. 10 all !Room and - 400.000 at. Pee l Rim land& Mlo lOl 48 41 -. p 51,16. will i.e glad to know that the harned Pre den t of Jameson. Captain Marryat, the Hon. Mrs. Norton, kc., so ell Royal Danish .... - - - - 20,000 NI Peels. sad Odes. Stem all 71 711 TS tie- floral Society ia recovering from the operatiorfor inset' ofwho.. works were introduced to the public I all noi_oi swonial. .. - - 20,000 141 Do. 15w 26 11 111 pm - _ t''''T"''t wish wm Perf"rmed or= the*" .Y. , and w hich through his hour. He died from no illness, but 4 ell ' '-'°. 7 pe r er ''' - 40,00 u 70 Bed Ilea !Ind. Tel. 44 r , ..miers to 1, Altree.olllll. ,_ _ from a decay of natural power. simply lO all Sambre sod Itesse ssza oe l• a hefir ro bilikr. arnr. an 61 NM 14 17 - MAO fd .Al. JAMEY Patter., JAN. 24.-The Queen DAS DEATH ear MR. BURFORD, ME ARTIST.-Mr. II ' an d se i l latio P g e lia rc lri p";i7e,.. qi nt lo,ooo 16 $.. Now 19000 100 Royal Mall Biases ... - 50 4 7 an 47 1 1.4. 4 ,•, , Pieesed. on the nomination of the Right Boa, Lard Robert Burford, the well-known artist and respected pro- 10 - 14 IL Suet& lem-Yessilea If Of die 11; 12 ". to appoint I 'herb,. Chrritopher Baynes, Fag., owl of prietor of the Panorama, Leicester -share, died ou Widnes- 10 sa_. 800111 wa o , ~,,__. , _o l Fralswo ••1 14 44 1 - 100,000 St. Scottish Anal Isiesela 181 WS 181 ad ... her nsjPstv's Hotioursble l'oup ' e of Goatleawaist.Arma g a s last, at hi e residened aN. eansdee-road Villas, ha vi I •11 " NS ' ......". y to s _ 14,101 M • - Australka laud MI 1M St 86 vs* Wiw, resigne d ,-. G' , lcele. 11 1 all Do. Slier Mt het! :I Ell .... 75000 1 bosh"' Tel. lierlp • . all l an 67 1 : attained the age of 70. The reputation gained by his 10 A weds. w ~,,,,, to in - 150.004 1 Do, do. leglalened.. all C . RIKTAL PALAcE-The Saturday Concert* re- establishment through • low; eenes of yeses made his name a. 3 im aa m mi e 'd AMs e i*::::l - 11,640 10 Do. do. • - - .orruerece this day. Madame Laura Baxter sad Miss Beaks known h e y, ai d metropolit a n limits; and the exhibition • an Wteetiedea ....... - 50,40 - IS • & La. 00. Up.Cia. 6- - Z. t he vocalists. and IlesPoor the ?old pianist. TM winch he perfected bringing home to ne the most distaot, I ‘so 10.001 100 as Diamee's lead.- WI 10 11 .- .1 4 the °empiric will be cousiderably reinfoiesd for the var i e d, an d celebrated scenes with the most wo n d er f u l . "au. COlOrLicrOr, Mr. Manna. Next Saturday is to be truth, has proved one of the meet permanent of London 11111111T0111 now. ACCIDENT ON TSB MINA? WWWIMN RAILWAY..-- ileethoyen concert, at which the Blois{ symphony. piano- attractions. In conjunction with the late Mr. Barker, the m ------... Yesterday (Friday) morning the driver of the goods Inds am 12 I ilium. I MI Ct. arUses. i Wes Tic Croolete in R Stet, and other Soo works, will be deceased originally opened the Panorama on the sited leaving Disicot at half-put 1 a.m., found the MAW body p - rforioal. ltauenfi ee l otatorth.sp.e.reayedi me SO MI what it now the Strand Theatre. and about thi rty - two - 2 01 the pointaman, at the level crossing at Woodstock-road, M. Rimmed has iamiu,l a charming valentine for Tian ago transferred the scene of his a rt istic triumphs to *NI re ' i r etelb4P ' e * Mee '' ee lt I le* In le -. MAE o:Joni, in a frightfully mutilated state, It is rap t'. 14th, called • " Perfumed Valentine of the Language of t he - present locality, where it enjoyed a popularity equally /1"11 ::: fle:n li tts 4 le fl 'mas. aa i la w . ol l ' l l .ll oo le t a lle s r = posed that he was knocked down and killed by the up P.. , were." enduring an d deisereed-Rra. liinil. at.. W. aldleallOW.-if pct. 1100 - - - express goods train.-Leamington Spa Courier. 1100 OS b. 1100 II IS N.M.& 40.44. JanAtJuly 1100 U Ileotilsh N. Mat. 4p. ct 100 N W.10.1140410xt.-44p.ct. 1100 Yesterday (Friday) morning the driver of the goods buts leaving Didoot at half-put I a.m., found the WOWS body of the pointaman, at the level crossing at Woodebeek-reed, near Oxford, in a frightfully mutilated state. It is "ap pend that he was knocked down and Need by the up express goods trail.—Leamington Spa Courier. MONEY MARKII2.-(THIS DA 1.) ItANIL OF LIOOLAND.—An Account pursuant to Ma Act yen and nth c.. 2, for the seek eliding on Wednesday, Jan. 30, lnnt. Two o'Csocw. rssin Drh Note. lapuod L26,317,001) ' 41RTIIIINT. The funds today are firm at the late improvement. The Bank return is favourably regarded. Canadian railway shares are better. British railway stocks showed much firmnesa in the morning, but a number of realisations having since been preened, prices are now quoted rather lower than yesterday afternoon. £U.317.060 77°7e — rune —. nt debt X 11,01.5,100 Other securities 4460,900 (Acid coin and bul lion Silver bullion . 1,214,111.3 111511210 DI Proprietors' Capital x 14,613.000 Public Demnits (In eluding Eichey , Sae. Banka Com mis. of National Debt, and Di Accts.) Other Deposita. Seven day and other Bills At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68ft no., being per cent better than yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent. stock is marked 99 for money. 4 4 4 ,7Z5.742 Consols are officially marked 92, 4, and k for money, and 924 for the account. The present quotations are 92 to 4 for cash, and 924, " sellers," for the 7th of February. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 924, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 914 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 994 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1859, 954 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 93k ; Exchequer Bills, 8.9., 45., 35., dia. Foreign stocks are well supported. The principal business has again been in Mexican Bonds, which have been dealt in from 234 to 24. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is firm, at 704 to 71, and that of 1858 at 564 to 57. Sales are recorded as follows : Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 234, 4, 24, 231, 4 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 97, 96f ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 814, f ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 401, f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 71; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 564, 4. HAW-I'Mft Two o'Ctocw. Consols remain steady, at 92 to It, both for money and the 7th instant. The steamer La Plata, which will sail for the West Indies to-day, will take 10,8001. in silver. The Indus, which will leave on the 4th inst., will take 115,6181. in specie, of which 18,068/. is gold and the rest silver. Subjoined are the particulars : —For Ceylon, gold, 1,0001., and silver, 1001. ; Madras, silver, 19,7051. and gold, 17,0861. ; Cal cutta, silver, 65,9801. ; Singapore, silver, 2,532/. ; Hong Kong, silver, 1,3511. ; Foo-choo-foo, silver 7631. ; and for Shanghai, silver, 17,1111. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the principal alteration was a decline in the rate for bills on St. Petersburg, in answer to the reduction reported from that city. Lem distrust was observable. Sub joined is our usual list: Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 19 • ditto 3 days, 11.181 to 171 • Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18; to 19 ; Antwerp, 3 morals, 25.45 to 50 ; Hambun, ma. IMMO, 3 months, 13.71 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days' sight, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto 3 months, 25.56 to 80 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 118 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to • Vienna, eff. flo., 3 mouths , 15.90 to 16.00 ; 478;:ditto, 3 months, 15.941 to 18.00 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, te i. ; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 90 ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.70 to 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.70 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 0 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1181 to 1 • Messina, 3 months, 1181 to ;Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to 3 ; oposio l 90 days, 53 to 1. Mr. D. Navone, Greek merchant, who stopped payment a few days ago, has issued the following circular: 2EI, Great Winchester-street, London, Jan. 30. It is with !peat regret I have to inform you that, having been disappointed in receiving considerable remittances from Constantinople, I am placed under the painful necessity of suspending a payments. I have placed my books in the hands of Mx. William Modes, of 19, King's Arms-yard, public accountant, for the purpose of drawing up a state mad of my affairs, to be =budded to the creditose.—l am, to., D. NAVONI4 Mr. Foster, of the firm of Williams, Foster, and copper smelters, died yesterday. The announcement that the Treasury have re solved to defer until the passage of a new bill through parliament the payment of the interest due on Red Sea Telegraph shares, and the vote for which was actually passed last session, has been received with an outburst of dissatisfaction such as is rarely witnessed. The market for the shares has been much agitated, and it is greatly to be feared that, whilst innocent holders suffer greatly, it is only the acute speculator that will reap benefit. The bulk of the shares are held for permanent in vestment, and extreme inconvenience may be occa sioned to many holders by the mere detention of their income. It is universally perceived that the affair is calculated to give a serious shock to confi dence, and to cause all future securities, even when apparently endorsed by parliament, to be viewed with suspicion. Mr. Laing, the Secretary to the Treasury, declared explicitly upon one occasion that, even in the event of the accident which has now happened—the suspension of electric communication—government would still be equally bound to pay the interest. The matter will pro bably not be allowed to sleep for a single hour, for in matters affecting the national credit delay is not to be tolerated. The Spanish Financial Commission notify that they will begin on the 13th inst. to receive the bonds of the Three per Cent. Consolidated Exterior Debt, issued on the 31st of December, 1811, in order to deliver their respective sheets of Coupons with similar numbers. The Caledonian Railway Traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3301. The final call of W. is to be paid on the 4th Ex tension shares of the Madras Railway Company by the 26th February. We are requested to state that the share list of the India Cotton Company will be closed on Friday next as regards applications from London, and on the following day as regards those from the country. • Jan. 31, 1861. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation bane 025,317,660 Increase E 54,230 Circulation active Public deposits 3,331,447 lncresse 633,010 Other &pante 12,637,039 Decrease 543,234 Government securities in _ ..- . .. .. .. banking department 8,447,430 No alteration. Other securities in bulking department Coin and bullion in both departments 11,617,676 Increase 96,036 Seven dry and other bills 633,426 Decrease 19,521 The Tint Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 6.107,156 Increase 145,706 _ _ . . . - These figures confirm the anticipation of a mode rate improvement in the character of the Batik ac count. There is a small increase both iu the bullion and the reserve. It will be seen that no alteration has occsrred in the amount of government securi ties held by the Bank. The inference would be that the supply of stock which has been thrown on the market during the last few days must have been for account of some department of the govern ment. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: Imports of gold, 338.2871. ; exports of gold, 241,7581. ; imports of eilver, 14,975/. ; exports of silver, 279,0101. The Maida has arrived from China with 398,5001ba. of tra. _ _ The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued last evening by Meagre. W. J. and H. Thompson : The colonial produce markets have experienced little alteration this week, the public sales in most instances being of moderate extent, but the general tone of business remains quiet. Coffee is firmer, and the reduced supplies of plantation Ceylon offered have realised extreme rates. Rice ins sold upon slightly easier terms, the late speculative demand having subsided. Sugar continues depressed, and the numerous arrivals, coupledynth large pahlic Win, haw° led t* a decline of Gd. to le. per cwt. on most kinds. The principal feature to notice in spice is the advance of id for pimento The cinnamon sales on Monday paned off without anima tion, the middling sorts occasionally ruling rather cheaper. Saltpetre has =covered U. 6d. to Ps. per cwt. of the recent fall, a large business being done at the improvement, bat the inquiry subsided to-day. The tea market is well sup plied from recent arrivals, but general quotation; are nearly the lame as last week. 415,817,0) PARS. Government Mem . _ Titles (including Dead Weight An nuity) Other Securities 20,171,16 d Notes 0.=4200 Gold sod Silver Coin 774,9641 434,7E4741 MARSHALL. et§ler Outlier. Farms' RVIIIMML Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 92 for the 7th Feb., opened this morning at the same quotation, and clobed at 92 to k. For money the last price was 94 to 92. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. COOllOl/1 for money, 94, 92, 913, 92 ; ditto for ac count (Feb. 7), 91 f 1, 92, j ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 911, 2, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 913, L 92 ; Bank Stock, 234; India Five per Cent. Stock; 1859, , 99, a ; ditto Four par Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 953 ; ditto, 1859, 94 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. die.; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 94 to 94* ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 99k to 104 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859, 99 to k; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 3s. die. The demand for Mexican Bonds continues. The closing price to-day was 233 to 24. Turkish Bonds were firm, with an upward tendency. The issue of 854 left ofi at 74 to 71, and that of 1858 at 543 k to 57. Other foreign stocks were well supported. Red Sea Telegraph shares, which closed yester day evening at 16k to 17} per 201., were first marked this morning 15k. Sales were then pressed as low as 14i, or about 27 per cent. discount. Buyers then came forward, and the price bad rallied at the close to 16 to .1. There was no alteration in the market for bank, land, steam, or miscellaneous shares. Victoria Government bonds were in better de mend to-day. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, to 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 9-18 to 11-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insura lk to LI rem. ; London and Provin cial ne, to prem. ; East India Irri gation, to kdis. ; India and London Ship ping, kto 3 prem. ; and India Cotton, to 3 prem. Illinois Central Railway cancelled bonds scrip was dealt in to-day at 21 to k per 5 dollars. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clooi. The mining market remains steady, with a mode rate number of transactions. Shares in West Bas set, North Basset. Wheal Margaret, Wheal Tre lizivel' Wheal Mary Ann, North Miners, and Consols hare met with chief attention. A number of bargains will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. There are inquiries for St. John del Rey, Great Northern Copper (South Australia), and United Mexican mining shares. --• • - Subjoined is - a weekly report on the metal market Business in metals is little changed. The better Aineriaur accounts have not yet hod any favourable effect. Copper is fairly maintained ' • but the foreign, whichois accumulating in stock, must shortly linden outlet, to the detriment of the market, it is to bo feared. Manufactured iron continues to be depressed, whilst Scotch pig is rather improving. Tin le still heavy in the market. Speller keeps steady. Lead Is unchanged. Tin plates are extremely depressed. The Tolvedden Mine accounts, presented at the meeting on the 29th tilt., showed a credit balance of 7,391. Bs. Bd., which was carried to the credit of the next account. At Rosewarne and Berland Mine meeting, on the 29th ult., the accounts showed a debit balance of 141. la. Id. At Wheal Trelawny meeting, on the 28th ult., the as I counts showed a balance of 4841. Be. 9d. to the credit of the ' next account. At Clijah and Wentworth Mine meeting a call of U. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 395. 6d. to 599. 9d. ; February, 595. 9d. ; March, fto. 9d. to 604. ; April to June, 611 a ; October to Decem ber, 365. 9d. Miagrr AVKIAOES. —Town tallow, GOs. 3d. • fat by ditto, 3s. lid. ; yellow Russian, 61s. ; melted stuff, 421. ; rough ditto, 235. 6d. ; tallow graves, 19s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Davisand Co. report trade m.y dull at the follow ing prices :—Prime meadow hay, 754. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 90s. to 110 s. ; inferior do., 40. to 1574. &L ; roves, 30s. to 504 ; clover, old, tine. to 1154. ; ditto second cut, 704. to 955. ; straw, 305.t0 411 COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of winter mew; are dill insufficient for the de mand. Continental contributions, however, continue to improve. They consist of endive, lettuces, carrots, arti chokes, and %leen peas. The latter come from Portugal Pineapples and grapes have not altered since our last. pr ams may be obtained at about last week's prices. may be had in quantity, also American Lady Apples. Good cobs may be had at from ls. to la. 6d. pw lb. Cornish Broccoli is now arriving in cratefuls; but sinee heads of it realise as much as Bd. and Bd. each. Cabbages are scarce. Asparagus, French beans, and new potatoes may be had, but prices for them are high. Cucumbers are scarce. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, violets, mignonette, heaths, and mem. How THE AMERICAN PANIC Is AFFECTING FRElGHTR.—Freights from Liverpool to New York WWI never so low es they now are. In the article of iron, for instance, freights average from lar. to 10a. They have been as high no 17e., and halo,/ as Ns. Now, however, oilers are freely made by shipowners to carry iron to America for 3e. a ton. This rate applies to what the shipping agents now, for the first time, denominate " undamage.ble " iron. Damageable iron, such as sheets and hoops, which are unfavourably affected by oxidation, are to be charged se. a too. There is little doubt, however, that all manufactured iron, whether damageable or undamageable, will soon be carried at the 3s. rate, for within the peat week the freight of damageable iron has been reduced Is. a ton. Computing the datance from Liverpool to New York at 9,000 miles, iron may now be curled acres* the Atlantic at Is. per ton per 1,000 miles. These figures present a moat tempting inducement to iron mestere to send out iron on speculatmon, but so little faith have they in the expectations of correspondents, in New York, that the resent great " difficulty" will soon be amicably adjusted, that it is not in any way influencing the proceedings of the iron trade.--Man hater Exam: ate., • A FRENCH PRIERT DROWNED IN THE MeffiffitY. —Yesterday morning some boatmen found on the shore at Seacombe. opposite to Liverpool, the decomposed body of a respectably-dressed man. In his pocket were twenty-five 10-dollar pieces, four 20-dollar pieces, fourteen 5-dollar pieces, and twenty-oee dollars, all in American money, and smaller sums in French francs. The body in the course of the day was identified b Mr. Vandepitte, of the Eldon street Roman catholic chapel, as that of Alexia Flint, a Roman catholic priest, recently residing in the Rue de Valois, at Paris, where he was a friend of the Emperor's chaplain. Having spoken too freely of the imperial policy. the deceased was warned that he would be cal led to account for arrears of mese money due from him. On this be left France for Belgium, and then came to Liverpool with the intention of emigrating to America. Re left Mr. Vendepitte's to go to the American steamer, which sailed on the 6th Jauuary, and nothing was heard of him since, till his body was found in the river yesterday. An inquiry into this strange use will be opened before the borough coroner to-day. RAILWAY RETITENS.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week endin g the crasee 20th of January eamolasunt ;.r to 5. f e 1t040. :4 90 ,3/the cur -5,5201., showing ~ and for an in of 14 ,1111. The gross re cei p ts of the eight railways haying their termini in the metropolis amounted to 200,9621.; and for the corresponding week of 1860 to 201,03 e/., showing a decrease if 971. The decrease on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 1,885/. ; on the London and Blackwell to 96/. ; ea the London; Brighton, and South Coast, to 1901.; sad en the South &stem to I,39a—total, 3,4961. But from this must be deducted 7931., the increase on the Great Northern ; 1,105/, on the Great Western ; 1,0571 . on the London a nd North-Western ; and 4441. on the Loudon and South tt--ettni, tee's!". AR99i ; keying the decrease as ahoy., 971. The Aest e t e i et th e 0 :1:: lanes in the United King dom amounted to 268,673/., and for the onlVtoradjue week of last year to 234,4611., showing an incressd or 14,212/.. from which must be deducted the decrease on the metropolitan lino, tearing the total inerenve 14,1151, ea compared with the corresponding week of 1800. 1 .1