The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-28 00:00:00

LAW INTMIGENCE. He did cot get sayllikag. sad them teabli Up to witasas sad asked him to give biu • Whammy t, mate up his night's . Witness told hiss be was a police.:eastablia, ad Whim into custody. -- B.ll.wed eld you And cp. hi. ? Ccesiable—Only ilv•pasee thresfarthisgs your worship. Weida* la reply to the charge, said that he was • maks at Bath, Somerset, so d had 000111 to IMAM la search of employment as a stonemason. He bad bra anfartausately taken ill, sad while la that slate bad parted with the little he pos sword. sod had boss drives by the most abso lute necassity to beg. He had had a job promised him to oat some stone at Battersea sect week. and only wanted • IfltL employment to set him right He bad just recovered from a severe attack of rheumatism, sad had he been ex posed to the severity of the weather last eight by liag about W streets, it would have killed him. He b ad no roof to Avner him, and was eodeavounag to oars moan for a bit of food sad a sight's lodging, w hen be aufartanateana . st . ad the complainant, not knowing that he area a Mr. Bele—Ms lb; defendant known! Ooostable—lle la a parted etranpr—we do not know aaytlilag of hlm. _ . . . (TitiSDAY.) EQUIT OU Y CRT. (Before the MOAK 01 the Rolls.) tat truss =mos au & (11 13 couresiss Ayr. 1862). ode three pesb*sis he aisdisS•sio this acespasy. lir bees is waratsts bat s very short t Several • tad bees brisolit against h. sod ***oil had ea. tamp smessiss es the 14th last., sad levied' _bat ho .et sok The bead creditors claimed 25,750(., sad above 40,000 L noises% tab* theme at wet primp, 39.000 t. 111. WI islet 'OM s week for three swath& His Bower ma, Mt irrl wiadisrap order. Yr. I.lu;edaditer, :etle litalisi siriores'isras somber of Walk NU 10 he paid fee el ve ry.. bat for whisk geoid *4 est a AMU* sessliseed his oars to the wart, his BIM= espbdass thst se pesalisr sesislasee slosh' oforded his. sr. BoathipA.o.; Kr. Ik4SsliAutoa m...3.-.1. t . Imre" sad sir. Fry sere as the firliQa7nt—l have only lived • very short time is Leedom I would not have begged, hut I could not atop out all ehiht to inch weather. Mr. Side—Tou an discharged. While lam determined to puha to the fullest extent the prolamine' beygir, I ro* on make every allowaries for • man being compelled, as In your ease, to offend for ones spied the law. it. MARLBOROI7OII4ITR3ET. to DISOICUMT TO • MILD. Patrick Duos, • fellow who gave an addrese in Charles. Ii street, Drery.lans, was charged before Mr. Knox with drank and begging, and also with meaulting police. i s Redford, 40 O. gt From the widens of Bedford, it appeared that about N. 2 (Nook this morels( he maw the primmer with a little ft algid ahead naked begging in the Haymarket, • man and wawa being also with - the prisoner, all of them beiug drink aid begging. Redford tried to take the two men into a . nelody, what they threw themselves down, and took N. klskieg him, and the other ash and the woman DUO. N. seeded to Mr. Kno g r e ,nal i finiune of the poor child N. Redford said that was taken away by either the man or Z . the wore. Mr. Knox 'eked if anytlang we. kaowo of the primed. Redford mid he bed been eut some time tenni, •ed Bares, the palm, said that he had been three times on. N. doted for manly did the child be had with him was the N. child of use of lie companioes. Mr. Kan said it was • horrible thing to be taking • child i s i t about, as the constable said, elmoat naked at much au hour, the more especially ;soh • night as lad eight—a night d seemly et fora strong man to be out. He was sorry that de the utmost peeiehmeet that be could give the prisoner was as alight la WI conduct was amoddons. The prisoner, ie whose posseedon were found, sou than committedfor three months, with hard labour. SOUTHWARK. CRIMINAL COURT OP' APPICAL. fAjoulag Wan. jokes, Lent Mist Iliklet..opethetkekkers.- Laid Ode Junin Erie, Lard Mel '"--paneck.-- Jews worm., Bkabors. 1 120 • 10034, - - saw , sa g ahem. G ad Mums Mortise Chnikelit sadltfcM j lll2 4011111 e. JAW= DOWTON. remold ta in this cam were this fligmr aermin gdenter, who ia ; 11 1 Eli b. . YU: Wed Wan y r . onistent judge the Middlesex See ing, ea tam Sitotbar, 1864, oa au iodide with hmiag committed m a wit* &wild ▪ wh o se sem& arm 0001$0 lA., • lad b is p Id year el see. Os ihe Pei 01 Pda"it eon celled who bad how* him at dif. ▪ rk ba i vibs. rg lifeladeadrauthey hisa ma. aa emelles on t t ilsti f m twsl g: enessaties it ins roweled to con sod • w t he called ' ,Apt tab lestimeer, mow bab y omen ma 6l " Plii"" whe coe • terked Thil "I that so Bea 'Admix Mon of " The QUIPIII V. Beet Pm " Wig. ' 124 ,...e a d 6i114 the au ooe. Caer e ad 4 1 ."...., •m, a p i nth. f es the evidences was ad pien * Me, the news and he knew the primmer, fo n or t su meion was pia to &Ms What Pi* A mm o, pec dso=d atoral=es e , asses of the 11°61'. HL reel was. was. ‘ o Zy kl lcry at school we. I beets 00 6., wr osidi ,‘" 4 the, opinion of my ben (x, bat m y emu Ipcse, win were also pupils of Itie, is that hie Ma is that of • man capable of the =Beyesd the most gala immorality." 17":4 • sot midst** at el bed cisinotar. The kneed DepatyJedge O 0• eat k was woe eMisoce, sad be kit the weight ant of ft as ea sanest to the eviler* obosootor ; eke be delarned by tbe tory. vas md. sad ' is new is prima waitTrjudgessat of this noel The quatices apes nun was asked to give their opines Were : whither whim winters have glees a primer good any eviler , I admissible to nakediet it ; sad whether the aeswer made by the whales was left to the MU . yler appeared for the prosecution , and Mr. Sleigh Me pines.los the moving Demi( Mr. Sleigh war beard ea th e Dart et de Omer against the reception of the @widows. yr. Tsetse today was laud in support of its adman& He **induct that evidence to contradict p r .mo olareeisr wa s eihnimilks, became by giving it the made it portal the imea. The Laid Chief Justin said he believed the court were a all a zewl ea the Ant poMt, that evident* to rebut we Vs. Mrpm. Bran Isrtia-1 don't mess to differ from the other W, bat I name say I agree to it. (Laughter.) I shall potdiffer it a large ma)erity is in me. but have some cloaks sheet the propitety of altering • pectin that has **stater ISO at 100 yaks. Mr. Taylor thee proseeded to argue the second point, whether the area gives by the IMMO' VMS such as mold ha left to the jury. The prink* of the law of evident* vithe box . reties subitggir, with reference to the 'mem character Ls ws Chief Julia Cockburn mid the vitae., spoke of idea be was a boy. The man might have had • bed thareeter then ad have reclaimed it sines, or he might have had • goad character them and lest it knee. It woo laid dews by text writes, sad he took it to be the law, that gement character wee the ten of who modem, and raised the peasumplisa that a pump who bad maintined a fait re putation dam to a certain period was not likely then to bogie to set an uammilty part. Particular trameactions win cot adaskeiLle of general good character. The beet modiste of proof woo by showing how • man stands is penal eatimatioa. AU the legal text writers treat character m gammon with repatatioa—poirel, tad not prints sydacioa Mr. Taller and the true foundation of widow, ap plicable is all cans was the knowledge which we each get of as. anther's tendencies and dispositioa by eosin frequestly in coated with each other. AM the oily peculiarity in mintiest cases wan that s prisoner bid the privilege of style; his Madm en* nee suit as to make it more than usually improbable that be bed committed the offence. A witness's own 091. lice upon ratted* facts was equally as admissible as his skims* of what was a man's general reputation sad dis politic* Lord Chief Junkies Cockburn mid there war • difference la the monition of evident, as to the character of • witness sad the character of • prisoner. It was individual opinion fa the tamer, and rowel reputation in the other. Mr. Sleigh Loin been heard in reply, Their lordships retired to consider their judgment, and after ea atone of half-an-hour, returned into court, when lord Chief Janke Cockburn said he was of opinion that the tamer gives in the one could not be left to the Ivy, sad that, therefore, the conviction could sot steed. Sat be was of opinion that rebutting eel dopes of a general character might be given. The eviler' to character must be in the sense of general rape sad not the opinion of the witness as to particular bets. Lard Chief Justin Erle concurred in the amis. lea of rebettiog evidence. He, however, differed from Lord Chief Justice Cockburn as to its nature. He thought 'widens of reputation ought to be founded on the personal experience of the witness as well Si general re plan*, and he war of opinion both kinds of evidence could be giros. All the other judges were unanimously of opinion that ewidenes of a general character might be given to rebut that given fe the prisoner, but three only were of opinion that Sheikdoms in this particular case was of such • nature that IS 'sot to be admitted. The conviction weii therefore garbed Conviction quashed. STYPATALTIC fl AL/ Tann= AT A RAILWAY aTATIOY. Sarah Smith, a yang woman with a child in her arms, ; wa=fht up foe float charged with being N. oo with smother female sot in custody, is stealing a N. welsh and a purse cioataining 21. from the person of Leo • OIL Laidman, near the railway terminus, Loudon-bridge. Mr. W. Edwia appeared for the moused. et. M It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor that on gg . Thaia&y night, the 19th ult., he went to the South Rasters N Terminus for the purpose of preemie,' to his home, Lady- is well, Lewisham. He bylaw* mistake got lato the wrong oar- 1 6 Me9o,aad while stepping out of Mho unfortuaately slipped gad et fell ca the platform, cutting his lip. While stanschieg the I", blood with his handkerchief outside the Matins, the Fri- it% sonar end another female came up to him sad sympathised t• with him about his fall, and advised him to let them look N. at the injury. He walked about the iodine with them for N. a sheet time ; and while standing Dear one of the arches SI. the primes, put up her apron to the wound under pretence 1 4 . of wiping the blood off, and be felt a tag at hie watch- &Me. They both then hurriedly left him, ibis he found his chain hanging loosely dowo, and he missed his watch. A minute or two afterwards be saw the prisoner stopped, and his watch being found neer her, hi gave her into custody. When at the policestatioe he fomd that his pocket had been picked of hie purse, eori taiaieg two sovereigns to gold, sod some silver. Hoary Judd, a bruatimaker, residing in Kentwtreet, said be maw the prisoner sad another womnon standing in trait of the grimed near the railway etch, and suddenly they left him, sad then the promo:Moe called out that be had lost his watch. He ran after the prisoner and her companion, and stopped them, when the watch produced was dropped. Witness heeded it to a constable, who came up, sad then the prosecutor gave the prisoner into custody, and the other female ran away. la aromeranotiation by Mr. Edwin, Witness said he did not see the watch in the prisoner's heads, as it dropped between her and the other female. The prosecutor was much under the influence of liquor. Polimeonateble 74 M said be heard cries of " Folic." In Dukeetreet es Thursday night, the 19th inst. sad on arriv• log at the spot he saw the prosecutor, last wittier, the prism:or, and another female. Last witume handed him a watch, which be said he had seen the prisoner drop, gad be took her into custody, not knowing that the prosecutor bed lost loutish', else, read there being no charge against the other woman, he let her go. At the statioa•house the prosecutor said he had been robbed of his purse and up wards of two pounds at the same time. She wee searched at the etation•house, but nothing was found on her. ll Former convictions having bees proved against the pri soner she was committed for trial. GREENWICH. • A PICIPOOKIT AT A COAPTL. Maria Moine, aged 26, (ivies as address at William- g street, Croydon, was brought up on remand charged with Mealieg a puree, oontaioieg 19s. &L, from the person of I Mrs. Elise Parks, • lady residing in Sydenham-park, Sydenham. The prossentris said she attended a meeting at the u Wesleyan Chapel, Sydenham, held for the purpose of paying off a debt, due upon the building. As she was fearing the prisoner pushed rudely spinet her, and I feeling in her pocket, she discovered that her puree, which she had placed there two or three minutes previously, bed been stolen. She then placed 4 bee hand on the prieoner's shoulder, and amused her of having robbed her, upon which the prison er very indignantly observed, " You must be mistaken . " home- I diately after this her purse was found on the floor close to them, having been dropped, and the prisoner was detained sad give* into custody. Emily Foster, a young lady, residing it Sydenbam, mid she was leaving the building and saw the promeutrix plies her heed on the prisoner's shoulder. The puree was dropped WA fell at the feet of the primmer. Policeconstable Critchell, 52 R. said he received charge of the prisoner, and had inquired at the address gives by her in Croydon, which he bad ascertained to be false. Witness bed also raids inquiry at so address given by the prisoner in London, which he found to be principally inha bited by returned female convicts, but nothing appeared to be known of the prisoner there, nor by the police, although her description bad been circulated. The prisoner vehemently smarted bee hosooence, but no being informed that she would have onesbe committed for trial, @he begged to ha.* the case at dismied of, sod she was then sentenced to two mouths' impr ison ment with hard labour in Maidstone Gaol. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) SHELDON V. SBELDON.-1111t QUITS'S PILOCTOI nrnot =rata. It thia cue the ma'am, a wife, sought a diseolutton of her merriage on the ground of cruelty and adultery ; and the Queen's proctor intervening, charged her with having resentcommitted adultery with an architect named I Brows. No one appearing to rapport the petition, The Solicitor4eneral (and with him Dr. BOA') moved that the petition be dismissed, which was accordingly dolma BLUM V. BAILEY. MC. Warwick for the petitioner. The marriage took place in 0459, the petitioner being the daughter of a lodging-housekeeper in London, and the re "'modest • builder. The cohabitation leafed only a year, aid th e respoadent was guilty daring that time of adultery sad crnelty. ileens Mei, with mate. MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL„—Mr. Alfred Mar shall, of St. John's, who appears as second wrangler is the Cambridge list just issued, se of Merchant Taylors' School. Its 1864 Mr. Lewis, of Gins, bracketed 6th ; in 18 6 2 Mr. Main, of St. John's bracketed 6th ; and in 1881 Messrs. Freeman, Sharpe, and Cheyne, of St. John's, sth, 6th, and 18th wranglers, respectively were also educated at Merchant Taylors'. Of these gentlemen, Messrs. Freeman, Sharpe, Main. and Lewin have been elected fellows of their colleges, Mr. Freeman carried off the Chancellor's medal for law studies in 1862, lied Mr. Cherie is mathematical master at Westminster School. Mr. ILitano, of Christ's, Bell scholar, 1861, in also of Merchant Taylors'. KILLED BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN.—Thin (Satur day) morniog en inquest was held by Mr. C. Clarttar, camper, at the Bird-in-Hand public-house, Wid more, near Bromley, Kent. on the body of Matthew Prince, aged 50, who met his death under the following cireamstaeoes. The deceased was a mason. sod was employed at the Bickley slalom' of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. Ho had occasion to leave his work and proceed, down the line some distance, and wee observed returning walking in the six-foot way between the two lines of rails. At the same time the 11.45 a.m. express train from would was observed apprcaching, and the deceased, who would Mays been perfectly safe had be remained where he then was, was seen to turn round towards the direction of the train, the engine of which struck sod burled him a con siderable distance, cawing almost instant death. Them being no blame attributable to the engine -driver, the jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." DEATII FROM CRINOLINE.-011 Wednesday last Ellen Sykes, aged 27. the wits of William Sykora went to the chemical works of Mr. Carr, Konterop, near Leeds, where her husband works, and while playing with her child in one of the rooms, her dress, which was greatly expanded by crinoline, was caught by some revolving machinery. The unfortunate woman was draws into the machinery, and her body was mach crashed and !awaited, and our of her legs almost pulled off. She died the same eveniog from the iejories she had received. Sur BLAB AND briarizaismo. —Of all the Mexi can poste in the Pacific, the above will undoubtedly be come the most importest bemuse they are the keys to the great and fertile pixie celled the Itsjio, a plateau of 5,000 to 6.000 feet elevation over the level of the sea, with a deli cious climate, where cold and heat ere unknown the year through. Good eartroads lead from these ports to the city of Mexico, and to Vera Crux, on the Mexican Gulf, a stage line connects the numerous cities of this route, tona l's( at Tepie, Guadalajara Sea Jute, Lagos, Bow, Leon , THE nia jamt,T WESTMINSTER. G° 2 "latas 0414 1 a (toaster°, Ise. ell places famous for or Tin vreeeaze AND THE 1100811.38 a th e ir =try or mining establislilnente. The Mexican John • POOL government bee Issued very liberal laws, to further immi as., a man between 40 end 50 years of age, gra . tiaa. —Alas Californian. virTZTL 4 4 , 00• ON. WWI charged with begging. ' Henri Quatro et ea Politique " is said to be be f..°9 40 0 . . 245 B, said that at 11. o'clock last night the title of a book which will be published immediately be saw . 1 1: 1 %elotheis in the Vauxhall-bridge-read. when after the appausnee of the " Vie de Cdear," by the author udaat accost a gentleman and solicit alms. of that imperial biography.—The Builder, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) C LERK EN W ELL. FATAL ACCIDENT THROUGH THE FROST. 14. Willem Smith, of Wellingtowstreet, Peetonville. late of the D.tective Department, Scotland-yard, applied to Xt. WErricourt far a little assistance from the poor-box for • *idol, and five children, under the following distressing cirenmstrioes Mr. Smith stated that on Wednesday evening a lamp. lighter, of the IMMO of George Ballard. Way engaged in his tuna avordion, in Wellingtoe.street, when his ladder slipped and be was thrown os to some iron spikes our tna'!ing one of the area.. The spikes entered his thigh, and he wu hanging on them for some moment,. As soon Poenble b. ass reieswed and taken to the Royal Free HalPittl. Grey's-Ma-road, but although nwerYthin v at at oeoe done for him be expired in the i 00 0115 of the night. Wh a t mule the matter mare m"::2 was the fart that the wife was in her amigo , - " t, CIA now left with a family of five child's'', with "' 412 maw of support. The deceased had bean in the "1'47 of the Su company for the past six illan4 and was ititeulY industrious m.o. An Ater of the court stated that from inquiries that bad been ravish, had ascertained that the deceased bore an ex tallest character, the w idow, said he would give the applicant 21. for ta• *ow. and, if necessary, when that wav expeode# he might wig.), agil e . left The tPnlicaut thanked his worship for his kindne kindness and the ort, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANITART kiIiARE LINT!!.-(T1118 DAY.I Two o'Owoz: There is little business in the Wiwi; irnericet to-day, and prices in most inseams, are unchanged. The tone, nevertheless, was rather firm. Metro politan stock has advanoed g per cent. ; London and North Western, g ; and (heat Western , it. 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Tam. co. v 10 thaleetallatise W.( 4IS Upset' AceeseTes(lN J 10 Int.t.o SO I , 6lo9seselie Lead II 60 Woos.* Illsoaoe(144 • 60 Weetlattlat Paella L • • Si • I P• M • M 11 It «' II 4 11 CP It a lil d II i Pi 6 . k 1 $ die Bp Si SS SO 10 114 SO 10 114 1,4 4 As 1 Fir 12 11104 115 111 leis I , 11 Plic 14 ii 0 , • 4 litik 10 0 T 4101 A II r i 14 10 ill M /G IP. 10 0 I dig t A ' X 10 1 141 i t 7 Ti aGI 111 FS . id 117,171 711 iii al .71. at 1 Pm J 1 1 al I 4 a Pl* fag itmxd ndi. 2lll 14 RI Pm 20 42 40114 I HY ple 1 111 1 E PI ao 410 18 2) 18 10 hu 1 1 I Oh 90 11 pli !P. eD lell an ei 2 Idle le 6 T sir s dla 11 II 1 art 43 6 14 'A 14114 zd *0 41 scl an Id 11) 21 10 4 aO2l IT a • 26 26 Ed If 13,i0 141 26 117 116 131 3 If lit 1414 par 6 1414 par Al 20 a OA 44 20 an - Tr Ili 1 4: sp. : I 211 1 . ii) 'tit:, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Belk sad Baa Frani:Wm (Lm.), rea. 7 par mat., I& Dutch Mania.. 21i 1. Namur sod LiZpe, guar. 141 r. per annum by lim Belgian goversamt, 8j 9. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 100 i i 1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr itIiCTSIO AND INTERNATIONAL Tamura.) IT ON OUR ONX maaarammart.) Cotton market hu been completely ripest to-day in amp sequence of the pesos rumours from Anemia, sad prime have gone dorm in some mess about Id. per mud. Sao probably 1,000 bass. agreed to. The fourth half . yearly meeting of the United Kingdom Railway Rolling Stock Company took place yesterday, when a dividend at tbe rateof 7 per cent. per annum was declared, free of income tax. At a meeting of the directors of the Electric and International Telegraph Company held yesterday, it was resolved to recommend to the proprietors at the general meeting on the 10th February a divi dend of 4 per cent• for the last half-year. The sixth general meeting of shareholders in the No. 110 I NOW. ..----= - London and Burton Bottled Beer Company was tl,two ice ,Tgra -- A - iiiiiiiiisa -T irL l se i 25 480 10,000 69 , Do. New, km n om. 26 40 ID held yesterday ; Mr. T. A. Lane in the chair. The 20,000 60 ' Do. Lauda*. 26 00 02 - directors' report was unanimously adopted, and a moss. 60 Albloa . - dividend of 6 per cent. and bonus of 5 per cent. micomo ,ilUstacstos.4ll.lvsrpool SI 8 9pmB4 Si 16,000100 Do. New II 8 9 pin - for the half-year (free of income tax) declared in 16,000'100 Do. !seed s t IN pa IS 89 pm 181 COVENT GARDEN . -(THIS DAY.) accordance with it. 100,0141 IN Anglo Austria - Notwithstanding the nefevourable state of the wea th er, The fourth ordinary general mooting of the 50,000, Id Ann Italian (Glenn le It olde 9 fruit and vegetables, both Eighth and foreign , still on- WWI et ,Angeraireis 7401 eb I Do. New 1:1 1 1 N O Oa es} thine tolerably plonk'. Peers, oossistieg of Knight's' Telegraph to India Company will be held on the 12600. 20 ,Bankodllritish‘olomblai 15 2 4 ga .... a to d ne;ch, thera ßeurr . 4 Ra sti ooe, u bo N u o id P l l:s go l o l d enris mld Eastec itioa. Be Amies urre, 6th February. 10,000 26 'Bank of Fslypt 111,030 100 Bank of London 5O 159 160 163 may also be ebtaialal* Grape. are still "Sae" for the Slab and Slate Company will be held on the 6th .. 103 Do. N ew,iseaLdl o lo ll GO - - - demand. Heat oohs fetch from 70s. to 80s. per 100Iba. Wel" rb,eoo 20 Bank of Otago ,Lawsed) 8 1 Oidls 5; nun are plentiful, and over ere almodast mid = cheep. Fe bruw y . 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 05 32 Os - Some minds. menthe . , r abed ,. pee , win, breed The South Eastern Banking Company will open " e ae ' lima" Yieleriatrlal is " " - kidoey beams may sow be hod; end of materials for alai a branch at 10, High-street, Bristol, on the lit 6,00 a ICA . Peak of Walos( ..) - 80,000 10 ;Beak of New Zealand , 9 7I pm - afresh supply is obtained daily from Paris. 'moons hitch February. 60.000 10 Predillso&Postoguese(L, 11 1 lipm - from ss. to Be. per 100. New potatoes realise 2a. 6d. per lb. The British Indian Tea Company (Limited) have 10,000 60 'Drill& & Culdorulaa (I.' 71 If 11dis, - Flowers oluelly eerie% of ..r., heaths, tulips, Chinn now, So ,British N. Amerlos_., au 45 47 id , -Id primula ., 466 kee. a.m.. akspoia., sa d i .,..... announced an ad interim dividend, at the rate of 40,0001 90 , 0 . Pk. lodla,Ase, Chloe an ss $5 - eight per cent. per annum for the six months end sawn 26 iLliarLMer.ol lndisoto. ail U Pe - --. 10,040 100 .at tuu somolme 126 41 48 14 -• Id RAILwAY TILAYIIIO Ratounli.-•Tbe traffic, 71410 when the calls became due. 20.000 j 26 rm. hank of Ind* Om , 111 1 - - - septa of railways is the nand Kingdom amounted for the 12,000. 25 Doiss.atlOpia.,lopeld 103 5 7 Pin - week (wain the 214 of January, on 11,786 miles, g o The directors of the General Credit and Finance I,oooi 26 Do. Ise at par w oo , 10 0 . 4 , 44 . 4 o . ss (L) 4 74 np . 11l - 5/0„3531., and for the corresponding week of last year, mg Company (Limited) have just issued their second 4,0001100 Coolaseatal l6 ba "db, ... 11,460 miles, to 550,2061., showing an increase of 326 report, to be resented at the meeting on the 6th 6,000,1110 , Do. New - mike, and of 33,1501. is the religion The grave receipts February. We extract as follows : 20.000' 80 last London (Limited' 5 1 litta AI 4 1 on the following 14 railways amounted is the sanest* Is submitting the accounts of the emptily's 60,000 1 10 'rasters Esehenge(Lirell 111 Idle ear - on 8,287 miles, to 477,3611., sad fa the oonespecid lAOOOI 20 ' Ituspecut.&etfaLLltertil. I all 101 111 - log week of 1864. on 8,045 mites, to 448,4881., for the first complete year of its existence, ver.,lB 6 6 r t h rs 00,000 60 ,Cimlish end Swedish (I. II 2 IMs -. directors have much pleasure in congratulatisg the share. showing en inseam of 942 mike and *8731. in the receipts. town . en th e melts . Th e paid - rip vial employed was 146°41 0 0 ' 1 "'""" Kl"" a ll it.4 13 i ais P ar "1 • The iocreme on the Caledonias sweated to MN. ion "A 4 ' loo ifindsla * Cliaaajals(l4 16 S e s e sla - the Great Easters so 3,0(01. the Gnat Northern to 10,000,10 U I Do. Issued at 2 - ; onsix on 100 . duri woo. duzes ig th e bet at tbs. . at the mesa six mouths. or on the average 750,0001. during 20,00)1100 I Do. New, lee at 5 pea 10 11 Sips Is lit 1,5554 ;on the Great Western to on the Lenoeshire the year. The apparent net profits of the year flees rebate) 12,000 100 'lmperial fume, Lisr.stedl 29 15 14 om - and Yorkshire to 4451.; on the and North Western Lem in I 110. New - t o 4,7264 • on t h e L on a mi so d Br i o h tso so 2,366 i; ; eseount to 287,20 N. But of this 125,0001. results from the 46,000 20 ;Imperial Moose lO 114 7Pm 161 1 ,oo the Lo ndon and South Western to 1,0701. •, on the Nano te presiiuT sui of l/. per s hare o n th e chargedcree Solt in of ue n u ew or i c b s tom pit I, i t 21000 60 ,Internetlonal Ilk. IL ) •1010 8 ill• - 1 ,o gg t e r, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire to 1,2631 •on the 31. . f rom per s haree, utb ISks64 14 Isiasl lismulL ladia t " 4 14sas i 61 4 Midliod to 2,8001.; on the North British to i 1761. • non 60 Lon.ll oo &o. II pm }oral 91 10,00 MO Lou ,Balle t Mastd, lit S s ga. - the North -Eastorn to 3,5571.; and on the Booth' "Fastere . °6 t i the new shame, so as to anti • thew frank the ,cane of new shares the result would have bees dividend from the lat January.. 1864. "'Apt:M*l,a° oak for Isom. DO Inman and Dmailian 4,000' go 'l, o e.D.Ayea&g.pietwa, 0 gil pe, - 1 712 i ; 4b. &as . on the Great Southern and Wester . ; a s, aetidoroalitolso,oookl3l,6sl3l..r.,amtbmsesdrawbyofthle7lempeprloyzeot I o: 1 1 20,00.01 21. I De. New, Iw. at ig pm 74 a signs - leering the toted isereme as above, 28,8731. The framh Mot go ilow, Biro 4 0." 7 .0.4 " 7 5 d i ' - and mineral trellis ou these Rees amounted to 284 ' 1061 . Phis ant of profit all securities have been token at their 10.0021 II illes. Ch.lienk el *seri. all te4 tat - and for the correspoodioe week of 1864 to 267,2711., st value on the 31st of December. As the creation of I nun 60 IL o. and (Aunty fib re ao rst a . 1 , oot , ~.,, . , new shares at • premium is en exceptional source . of Profit. 5,000,100 Lae. Ilsosbe.CoiLs.dl )ne lla lies to ito showin an locreose or k, 1 .., ,v 7,....0 . ' toe ion Arm - ' ar a . ; _ w e ssa. the directors reprommeed that the 125,000/. resulting there -72 WO' 60 :!canoe: Joint Stook.- 16 60 42 60 Do.New,lss. et sO pa .. - - "5r" 181.217 . 1., P row ls 'ing - an , ineres - ST - or - 11,81 - 11 . 1 - . Th . istrafle nou ni Leaden& goon African WI 12 23 22 seoai m pta t, oL d 62 for atli th e e r . li rm ues po emz ag nte!,..o k o . 14 1.. 9% miles, _to enar .....l e, from be carried to • reserve fund. This leaves a balanee of 180 7311. out of which an interim dividend of . per kW, 100 I.dii. aA. western ,Lira. lo 14 24,,, - 5,000 60 Londou&Venexuel .(L) 10 5 sOs 51 aMouoting to 25,0001., has been already paid. The esisoOlteu ,Da.. & winnower .. is es ee i eel e ' 3.415 m il es , to 101,7171., showing an loans., of 84 miles "- dire ton recommend that an additional dividend of 10a. pm Owe. free of income-tax, be now declared, amounting to iv:Wan ;Usrobant sank (W24_ eh et st oa - I god of 4,2771. in the receipts. The total receipts of the . : . 1 . 135,0004, and nuking, with the 2s. paid in Angled, a total 18,000 1 60 Mercantile & Orchan(L. 10 1 ikille 8 4 I pee • i week show a lamas. al 12'785/. se Me P and ''''' dividend of 121. for the year, or at the rate of 15 per ceet. Se,oool 60 I Do. New - those of the preoediag weth ending the 14th instant. 10,020 In Intro.& Prot. hank (I OS Idle tar 19 20 on the whole capital of 1,000,0001. This will leave a ha .. lin . Do. du I,ooo'loo Midland Baal (Lim).- 10 11 etas - I set in with pest severity ten days ago is the northern moot making, with the reserve fund of 121.0001., rim of esA sS 'I SS Natic ' eal " a l " 7 aWI - I 0 00111160 i 0 likely to be of long rectiemnsa Da Thwreday 147,4401. un&yided, in addition to the 150,000/. distri 10.000i100 N.Oreellinglan ri .- -. afternoon the wind wag well round to the N. 8., and a bated as dirkland. 20,000 60 Nattoaal Beak New le - - 88 lbee ff lea wee making. 11°°diedi a "a"" ha" bean The directors of the Australian Agricultural Corn ") 20 New "" a W al" "I 42 44 55 - la 1 we e darfelgthe pent three days skating on the penile is 60,000 10 . New Zsalmad (14.09 1) I 1 Par Ws -"' 6 6 6 Imo - tie neighbourhood of the large towns, but fortawitely Owe Pail bay° ina u•d • their report , 50,000 20 . North Wasters to be submitted to 00.400 26 .Ortental Bank Coronas. aN ea 111 57 e bare been no scradeoW of • serious nature on the in the half-yearly meeting on the Slat inst. We ex -9.600 25 ' Do. New, Ina at 110 pm ., ail --I .- Tim Tem no ma Lean Dimwit:T.-During the tract as follows : $9.0 0 0 50 !ProvlalleaddniCarp.(l ,l II 11 1 Mei Si sow upp ,corm, of froung .NI la es i .... week as intense frost has prevailed in Keriwisk sad its Is the absence of the colonial reconcile for the mon th s of 57,64301 le Mena, reaj.,& Deniiii. le 14 tysso iii viciaity, the mountains being completely robed Is mow. November mid December, we cannot sly* any precise lofty' 16,0001 26 Month anaemia. eit is asa - fid Derwietwater Lake ad Itneeentbweito Lake (betwesa Kee- niatiou of the ont-turs of the past year ; but we have no 10,0001 16 Mouth beaters (Um.) - wick and Ocekerniouth) ere two vest sheets of solid in the dosbt that it win be foun d . that a t q' revenue_ has . t hem 10,000 , 100 nand. ce B. a. atria 7.05111110 Do. do one ben* more than three miles in length and the ether nursed than hi 1.80; the mowed te la the coal I " 1 4" Una' - between four sod tee. As skating eealdelt In and the ens ci wool being mo re aa a setoff assiast 10,0 ,21 166 ea sr Dm i ote 11 0 "" UL I, ID &i le a. "' a; " al England eau ual them • ...I to punt 7, 7 8. the loin el rest for West Worrell, end sinslier e&s of itioltoo - u - Diee D " al - lriered ua"mn larm." -:: 'II n - 2 - 1 itisl-! -- , within the reach of visitors . the Berwick Railway &redoes fat tattle. It is severthelata the foot that oar resources in 50.000 46 Units et Us Ise lOl at 51, id 5111 21 have assounced that while the frost continue the dosble Lesbos, os the 31st of December boat, ware less than the •In warrant dm In Masa. journey will be charged oily at the sated • Weals tare. amesat ia head at the sorreeposdies sated la 1853 ; sad JOINT 111 BAKIS, ci. Ow. I Nam TALLOW MARKST.—(THIS DAT.) The market ia quiet. The present quotations are II fol lows :—Town tallow, 42a. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 41s. 9d. ; Marab, 42a. 6d. ; June, 42e. 9d. ; October to December, 435. 3d. MARKET ATWELL —Tows tallow, 445. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 2a. 3d. ; yellow Russian. 435. 3d. ; melted $ 3.2, 64. ; rough ditto, 18e. ; tallow graves, 15a. ; good dregs, Ts. SMITHFIKLD HAY ILiItIEZI.-(THD3 DAY.) Meagre. Harvey sod Keeton report trade slew, at the fol lowing prloee I—Prime1 —Prime hay from 96e. to Ma. Prim clover, old, Ma. to ON. SUSW. 27a. so 34.. U 40 14 74 ;so 1 4 leo 'too 11t10 MlNMena. Immune ;11c0kOw.11C.Ia.g.ip..e De. IP Nene gado et Lake Nana Do. Inferno, Bun., Brook& Ooderich Op. a. Has. AUL 1,1e711 .100 Do. do. July l, 1575 100 Do. do. Juno 1, lee 100 Cal. & s.llaateoallp.a g. 1100 Cape T. & Nutt*. ag. all Deaments.7p.apir.peeli 400 Kan. Dowd N. La 'IN tan Indian ga. S do I Do. J Itanosioa 100 'Greed ?natal Mandl I Do. 110 pnL Do.fWt4ulp.lL=ct an I Do. do. &Anna' an Do. lad part. Bode an Do. do. deferred' an I Do W pref. stock all l 1 Do. do. deterred ) all Do. oth prof. Stock all Do. do. Wenn' 1011 (heat Indian Peultwela 11 Do. Na 6 pee nat. Do. New do. c 1105 514.. atdia g. p. a. 'IN Do a. if pe e nal I 0 an At Waiters el Canada k. NI 1 Do. New all 1 Da i lke.l6da pej.1571 all I do. do. 10174 le 1 ladlaa Snack United le Madras 1I Do. New ►I. IN gam. 6p. 100 I Do. do. 61 do 4 I. NC Do. do. S 4 00.- 1 NI I Do. FUN Inewileal ► 1 110 Kalb. Corp. opa a. Rd BD d ,Yelp. bed nobsea'sllp N , all A 611 S. IN ,N.R.ofoea.llp.abap./ . IL L us 100 I .satad. Do. e o.ug gata. „ per 011114.1 gi I Do. do. do. 16. UN Do. Pun : lain do 1 4. 1111 Do. Indus BUMS. de. 1* M. IN Si au I. IN .100 eIRITIRII 10015531024 a . I Clain Woe& I 17 6E 10 .61 r oMli 11 se NI IS 75 755 100 101 100 tel 100 10t 19 SS us 91 17 89 U Se St a Ili ii 60 1$ K 48 28 28 26 27 199 101 1418 Or I IPMI 00 100 111 1 9 1 t* 16 20 Is_ ea... 1 06 994 16 01 if at 18 19 a a 6 b 4 go 100 99 100 id l .l N o 100 96 97 flab's. OS le 28, 18€5. MONEY MARILET.-(71118 DAY.) Two o'CLocm. There is little business in the stock markets to day, yd the tendency of prices is rather favourable- Consols are unaltered, but foreign stocks and British lines have improved in some instances. Financial shares are quiet. The discount market is quiet to-day, with very little business, and there isroore disposition to take good three months' bills at 4} per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans from day to day on English government securities is 3} to 4 per Gent., and the supply of money is large. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rents; opened at 67fr. 20c., being the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 894 to 1 for money, and 891 to for the moonlit (February 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 4 ; ditto, for amount, 893, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 884 ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India Stook, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031 ; and Exchequer Bills, par. Consolidds, Spanish Passive Bonds and Certi ficates, Italian, and Mexican are in request, and have experienced a ripe ranging from to 4 per cent. The Confederate Loan remains firm, at the improvement of yesterday. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :--Greek Bonds, 23} to 4 ; Mexican, 28 to ; Confederate, 57 to 59 ; Spanish Pas sive, 324 to ; the Certificates, 144 to 4 ; Turkish, of 1868, 72 to } ; ditto 1862, 701 to 4, ex div. ; and the Omahas, 511 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1864, 954, 96 ; ditto Scrip, 14 pram. ; Greek, 231, ; Italian, for account, 64},1, ex div.; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 83, ex die. ; Portuguese, 1866, dm, 47, ex div. ; Russian, 1860, FM it ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 89}, 3 ; Spanish, 471 ; Turkish, 1862, 1001- Bonds, 70}, ex div. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 1} to 1 prem.; Danubian, Ito 0} dis. ; Monte Videan, 54 to I prem. ; Italian, 4to 1 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 2 to 4 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 2to prem. ; General Credit, 3 to prem. ; London Financial, 84 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 2 1 to S prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 164 ; Anglo-Egeptian Bank, to prem. ; Ottomau Socicitei Gdndrale, 14 to 21 prem., ex div. ; City of Milan Improvements, 34 to prem. ; and Darjeeling Company, 4 to 1 preen, gars -PART Two o'Ciocs. Console are quoted 891 to f for money, and 80 13-16 to 15-16 or 89i, for the account, being rather firmer in the latter instance compared with the quotation current at 2 o'clock. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed a slight unfavourable tendency, owing, no doubt, to the decline which has taken place in the value of money in this market. The present quotations however, are not materially below those of lasi Tuesday, being as follows : Amsterdam, 3 usoutba, 11174 to • ditto, 3 days', 11.14 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 swath& 11 . .174 to ; Ant werp, II months. 25.45 to 60; Hamburg. me. beam. 3 13.7 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 maths, 26.45 to 50 ; Frankfort•oo.the•Maise, 3 mouths. 1194 to 4; St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 304 ; Vienna, eff. 50.. 3 mouths. 11.75 to 80 ; Trieste, off. So.. 3 months, 11.75 to 80 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 44 to 4 ; (ladle, S mouths. 47 to 4 ; logborn,3 mouths, 25.74 to 824 ; Genoa 3 mouths, 25. 5 74 to 62; ; Mika 3 mouths, 25.574 to 824 ; Naples, 3 mould, 25.574 to 824 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 15.574 to 624 ; Menisa, 3 mouths, 25.574 to 624 ; Lisboa 10 days, 514 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 1. The value of money in several of the continental cities is still below that current here, notwithstaed lug the fresh reduction iu the Ba nk of England minimum. At Anis and Amsterdam the rate in the open market is 4} per cent. ; Hamburg and Brussels, 4 ; Vienna, 6 ; Turin, 54 ; Frankfort, ; Berlin, 5 ; and St. Petersburg, 7 per cent. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Hill and Weguelin, Russia merchants, of Alder man's-walk, the liabilities were stated by Messrs. Cooper Brothers and Co., the accountants, at 29,5471., and assets at 22,5201., showingadeficiency of 7,0271. A committee of investigation was appointed, to report to a future meeting. The meeting of Cramer and CO. (Limited) was held yesterday. The recommended dividend wee at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, which was the ewes Amite of easy espissatiea. The wetlay heennal la the exhales of the oe abet the WWI= al thie ewe Wide*, has eallrely Wrested She 111•19= 0 . 11 4 189 118 . go that any t~way look-sp el verway w weal wee is the amuse el - emme fele epee lad* 6 " 1 " areeesta the dietrutisa el them in the mutest ef deeds. Os the 311 ot ib d Demseher leek the is Lesion I. mei mid bills, was 13e. 6d., while the einimat of Redistributed profit ea the 30Ih i lE 1864, aaoseded 12,5001. ; which sum, after far haat" deabtful debts, we outfit soar, bat the VW saw wesped, to be in a pastille to dederavallablefer dret dead. Our maimse being thee reetsieted, we ma may se esmaiewl you to declare a divedend el 5R per aka" whiek way be made payable at hof Mowry mat. The subjoined is from a ripest Mined by the directors of the Marine Investment Company (Limited), and to be submitted at the first awing meeting on the 6th February : The directors have the satisfaction to state that the caw piny have not made one knows bad debt up to this data. There an two caws being tie remit el whisk, the directors anticipate, will be !avowable to the commay. At the extraordisery held ia Jam lam, your direction C ial warrea use tert a payment of 5 per ant ea the capital sob el.Whadlitarieg the first aix magas el the eimpen_ y's Wet was, aad the mouses sent herewith show meats te time eniiiest of 7,2861. 15s. 4d. over sad dime the divide"! of 5 per amt. thee paid. The directors de set thiaki w k ik = disei to nomusiond division of the while nett being of *pinkie that the most rudest memo he te pay a dividend of 10 per oast. tree of Wane lax, ties to the 5 per amt. already paid. This payment win mike • noel o f sea r of 15 per asiskitailinsaiis from the slimmest of shares, ea the Illed 1818, hI 6 preekiwilly for twelve mouths, es the wwweal wet MO memo Weiner till 11th December, 1811& - This wM admit of a net of 2,3001. being plead W the men, had b>eest cost' • sad of the resider el 1,0171 Us. M. his . ear forward I. the asst newient. The directors of the London and Glasgow im gineeriag and Iron and Ship-building Compels, (limited) have issued their interim report, Comte be presented at the first ordinary meeting on the Met It states as follows : The direelen haw eow the plasma to report iii• Mal a the eperstioes of the from the el halms m y to 31st Deei Treat s Te= ei susests sow submitted, it will be sma that atter per el theatre's% expanse, Wallah( interest due ea the betimes of purchsee•mosig, main as allowance of 3,7861. fee depreciation of buiWWip,maotissry, he.. tad IMAM el! MX from preliminary expeness. there remiss a sal balance of profit amounting to 3,8/81. 12a. 6d. This balsam the directors recommend should be appropriated as lows i—Divideed at the rate at six shallop sad sizpenee par sbare. Wag equal to 6 per owl of th e tree ei 60omstax, en said up eepitel the 1,560/. 19s. 6d.: income-tax, 381. Oa. 6d. ; balsas, el arried fawned, 1,9781. 12e. 6d, ; total, On& 12 • The shares of " Hopkins, Gilkes, and C. (Limited)" are to be allotted nest week. The ap plications we are informed are very numerous. and the vendors have claimed the 8,000 shares re served for themselves and friends, as stated in the prospectus. The vendors thus become proprietors of 24,000 shares, or more than one-half the satire capital of the company. We are requested to state that the share list of the Manchester Warehouse and Office Company will be closed on Tuesday next, the 31st inst.. foe London, and on Wednesday for the country. The in-coming Calcutta mail shows that book shares continue to maintain high values in that city. Agra and Ideate:ma's Bank shares com mand a premium of 901 to 951. at Calcutta and Bombay; and Bank of Hindustan, China, mai Japan (Limited), a premium of 101. to 101. 10e. at Calcutta ; and 141. premium at Bombay. Other bank shares approach nearer to Zaglish quotations. FRIDAY Emma Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 " sellers, * for the 9th February, opened and closed to-day at 891 to 1. For money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891,1, 1 ; ditto for account, 89/, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 881 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 89, 881 ; New Three-and-a-Hail per Cents., 931 India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent., 981, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 15e. wan. ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 101, 102. The India Five per Cent. Stook was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 160. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief demand was for the Confederate Loan and Turkish Con solidis, the former of which rose 2, end the latter 1 per cent. There was also an i m p ro vement at # per oent. in Italian Old Stock, 1 to 2 per oent. Mexican scrip, in Peruvian and Russian of 1864, and lin Spanish Passive. There were some in quiries for Venezuela Bonds of 1862 and 1864. Greek, on the contrary, declined per cent. The shares of the fivancial companies were dull, but scarcely lower. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational Financial, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; General Credit., 21 to 3 peels ! • Loud= Financial. 81 to 1 prem. Imperial Meireantik Credit, 21 to 31 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mnbilier (old shares), 31 to f prem. Alliance Bank shares were firm at the late ad vance, cloning at 81 to 9 prem. Imperial Bank were inquired for, while Bank of Qaesosland and Union Bank of London slightly receded. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 151 te 161 ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1.1 prem. ; National Discount, 101 to 1 prem. ; Joint Stook Discount, fto dia. ; and Ottoman Sociliti Gin•Srale, 11 to 21 preen. English and Foreign Credit, International Land Ore Northers As- Ottomanwn Tea, Ocean Marine Insurance, Fi nancial, Otago and Southland Investment, Rio Improvements, and Sociit6 Financidre d' shares were all rather weaker. International g gr tract, after being marked 1 die., closed at 21 4, 11 die. City of Milan Improvements shares have risen this afternoon to 4 to 41. prem., notw standing the usual realisations ou the issue of the letters of allotment which took place this morning. The distribution has been rendered the more re stricted owing to the fact that a large proportion of the capital of this company has been applied for and taken in the paid up form. The Darjeeling Company's shares were quoted 1 to }prow. ; Metropolitan and St. John's NVood Railway, # # prem. ; and Manchester Ware homes and Office, 1 to 1 prem. The certificates of debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway were last quoted 11 to 2/ prem. United States 15-20 Sothis were quoted at 461 to 47t, and the new Cape Government Five per Cent. Loan, 93 to 94. Canada Government securities were weaker. M1N114.--ITHIR DAY.) Two °Vim& The mining market is quiet tcrilay, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Sect Grenville shares are flatter, the present price being 3, " sellers." Groat nor are called 33 to 4, and Zest Caradoo, 18 to 14. Wheal Trelawney are officially marked 111. Foreign and colonial mining shares show es alteration. Cobra Copper have been dealt in at Slt, being steady. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelasen and North : We mance report soy improvement in the prim of metals. The amount of basieess reported has bees of as avenge character. Iron: The demaad for Welsh hare °Go nave@ sleek, sad buyers look for a coccession in prim. Ne change is the vellum of rails. Staffordshire iron, with the azesptloe of sea few =aka, is obtainatle coder list price. EMMA pig tree boa undergoes so change, closing at 491. cash and 49a. 9d. one month. Copper remoins very don. Xbaufsettired. 911. ; tough ingot, 871.. 88/. ; beet 'shot. 891. to 901. Bar ra es sold at EL %%puede aid Wel -1 largo quits aosJwl. Tie : A fair amount of balloon was dose ta Straits at 871. cash, at which we elope rather aellw‘ Beam WI. TIN Dutch market has ikeliasd to MIS. Entine C l doll and lower. Ma *Me : There is little el imperials/a dotag ; prima unsettle/ Lead : The market is Mindy. Speller Prices bare at last own down ; mum e atm were .Railed at from 181. 10r. to 181. se. mak sad 181. 191. to 181. Te. dd. for sew* thdiviny, with spatter ii=cted, pries bet too Mak sompszed It is said that the weight of riper written upog at the Itethevaatitel Viper Etattiwb as Otailwidge, la the eight daye, is sheet eight etese—tar tite weight el we a= weans. lisessa is stossibirsig ammo ort io tie of tbo sorlbitod ostorato el tom or threo broil& rooked s.d wig= brass Woe prooorvoi rely for ba mboo to !WA oxostrootte low or. et beet, te tw I used oil the cl ms ids for maws= stribbilmmoott•— ' Spectator.