The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-23 00:00:00

THE .EXPRESS, TIIITIUMAIr IiVICNING, PEIIIItTkRT 23, 1860. --- Barron Poesirros s. 2113 ACCI.D.LYT ON TEE EAETW fOUNTIMI LAW INT/ALLIGENCE. : Shen ram se the edam hied Ord, %A S= SHABA L.L.578.--7 BLS DAI. LAZILY. thet be bid Mt. No ter beillSimied Its gni pia ......-._ .. IN. I Anwar I d rii i rC. " Vl= (THIS DAT.) It a ere ef Two o'Climm, _ n sr DWI= ON THE BODIES. "1"11.1 he °III2IL "812"6""1"."1".." W. Th. rally, shire market to-day ie less sods* it" • th a e rrem ddi 9 • W 1 NSW* abIIMSOM Kr. John Hamphreys, the __.__ Sl a in wow parrellyessiderel • good mune& &g n aw *ern p o t t a gie 10 4 ,, g ii mo o (=MA thaa leeterday, bat brines remain Eno, excopt as 41 5 , 5 44 /.. °1611 4 :"` 8 - 4Fs mom kr Rase MiNiftsfia, upend ea henry at the whtte COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Meat Ise. Terseber, Yaw ablaa•labllN 8666121111. the 7.. tht. ex loss of thee, beteg 2e. 6d. nook day, mad le. tie 88111810 (sloth stook, which has again slightly 1 e_retee . Ewe E. ti 1 . 1 . eke Mahe el Rhin Senn is, itiesde amok 48, Wuhan at Nil rthe after Terre kr London .-( Bike dmannl- ' ter and tot Bend, dt. en Philip Ormall, 22. Me red from the the Leed Chid Juno Caddie,. mad a Special Jury.) &Mt* Counties, I per omit. Neli i sedeiel Vet I le seta et es sedist whir-hemmed al the above Uns an the DICKSON e. WA1013.- Lt sai. ELATTION P1T12701C8.- /THIS DL 81telleld has been dealt in as high as 41, sad Oxford 7$ SS siering ef Mann M. Mr. LIM Jerre ‘ Q.C.. Mr. Raddse, Q.C. em Mr. and Wassselsr at 40, showitBg in ea& instance a 1, 1 ) 3 0 1 ,j i a1i 6 : 55 .: 7 , l e The sernay woe reprimand by dr. linseed, soarer ; the pleiself; Mr. &rheas WEYMOUTH AND MRLCOMBE ALOIS. frank advisee. London and North Western stook at p ow a tea i Pro ' la It al Me. aleirWls ' lb. elg i millimi. "-; Mr* theist; III " it 1173.11 1ibb um al=i iii m i n i" lat 'b min c lailwaid ir . i t unium nog im i ddiadlial. The s w a t wonn itt i = a i s d t o t oo maims,. is now quoted 99) to 1 ; Gnat Western, re inerstre apemen ; Mr. _Tr i o, rhdril anyean sr =" a u to ueSgr. •- - Il Wesel . I 0 1 X al Meesteed ; eat Ms. Wend, hersotive hems ei Or Ibilldn lAMB of the Tower Reinete rise the ratter et re ---. rg in own an to g ; Midland, 1081 to g en tat. ; i i al ger t pe. jgr, ri nin g in n e ogenparep eng e m c s ew Kilns, spin >i i.l' Welker, ed the me dories sad reties fee re hereteet e o l le ig nend sad Mal- Lalloaskire and Yorkshire, 100) to t; re --- esti im lot It itt), eriiMser, mond let Mts. motet NI L fkr a Mel pidgin by dr kers Is Calisra's ergs lers sell tide day. Tbs irembass el Ike esnelittes soma Ne e t ern , egi to 891 7 Greet Northern : --- r=: dm L . Mein, el delfes Weider were' lin in . anis Unbolts, raisstese %furiously as were Mr. R. C. Eger*. Odliks/ 9 4, Mr, W. P. " lA N Meg tO 110 g ; Eastern Counties, 671 to 68 ; and el Its tirer si lte%stav lea 1601 lea Was Elm, Mahe% the *kW Tb• lid la 01111111 Ins sub mat in a Islin Mt. Jr Or Danny less R • ° M ud, I " Ihs HI& r* Lycra London and South Western, 921 to 931 ex div. te rows rat. de- X e r Vill W. Met Wand Mord that be wen Inio n no n . h.., Med the Mat el Mrek. Me, sad WI; me i lay Major The porkers arse that et dr im dealer nos et Orehridis. He woolly ripested the = saes Weber le the edller el the It to be a Winkle Loofas, Frensa, Reber Jima Rey Oweebell. Lemberdo-Venstimi Railway shams remain firm, 1 rasara n t.M 6 lIIL6 It ft The Indian railway stooks illeseL rraL.......... St 96 Wt a week. sad inseled the en le whno the n i p. erdkedes et the seers tie Tower Militia In, wed Ardor =ward Rain Om thewieser ear at 1) to 2 el 1 %GLIM -..... W V et aluaer nmeg e n t r e = r m e L a m as in sho neng ebud ant .i mu nn i i. au Jam bes' tae a sa istbr ausa reer a . T hern ma te etikkKaaathambedindberwtt ra is ide was eelled eadakas Virsual:m nreeses de wir ma ndl bssaist Ednne b pima. Thas oontinne wa ln au Fad iaquiria , with v or t l i zam pwrd o teuden liailwa cy y . s k .... Ur ........ Ti ;I endow rte win ell *he, smal ha hu n g we In i n in , wee ernes of the this reendy deeded are of " Dickman v. mees. That the rid Visitant Ong de 14=1 Bart awes, whisk ale Isla marked lt die., " int la. I= limea Ist Maims . 99 ter WI 1 ORDIIIAZY MAI= AND MOOR& l4 ',.. .... P-...... 7....- I I, .1 keen derma thee be was gem = n g g o m o w wined ntllles." Thewelberildt reared that moon se the Bran& Seq., were Mired te bombast A sldt whkerldaire of whichkeereld thee b y themeless eall Mk mar Ed ellk erd prerhe to shed et sad It wee bie air le earehe every .161 " ..1.16. " 111 " 811 ---r. - ' ....L. - ' veholia ituaslaasstlins to Mews lel SL Wwk ap theada. Nam ILI Le keeriere helm ne net, s i innu i ni g ii ii m o w set Me Isis aware her the mem, merle el the way el seam =say sad mbar an ' I I ' 4 I 114 ' 61 ' 97 ° I minima/~ in zr is oft :I ter ii..63‘5 . mos miajois m is i ginopsetr i weithe belies& inatir:ftwestham win easel Iw o Did rottf;. thi n, s ei z eseen g urgin kimpelie rr kn . uneg ue L i nik= preen is ender le 1n... keis to. row se to regrets Ser raged the add sinks la whets rinse the /ears pj . P I 3 P ike:F.. 7 '2i 4 1.0 oin e wer Z r el, ir o 1 1 0: part. He tied re nee ge peg reeenk g iin on ia. he d Thaw ems wwe ths einswlest-lat. That ft war yawed ea el the mil Thema Grey Ils Mhos mil Rabat &tar ''' r - , 78 74 WI shirr it let re red se saw as g i gs gli e , n a n o p in kit in the MI that Lerm.-Csissel Diassa, %seek nesuradly Lg. The yealseses wood se to dew Mum 'llk Wafts .. 104 106 hoer. Re nab usumina abg ei l i n - na n "b o b in d om . urged to do so, weak ast held err =Mews ibr dr lam- assi lellwidelles, sod ths Isms to biro the sin 114 1111 i itrii. c ..L P,::47. 11.. t.. P n i 6 5 ,.„ 14 th . am. who Ig n g r i m to ,* si i i ii =NM= of the eseents if the rue hob Ceniquestly, ties In In eel& rettler a Leddila ro Centid t ow Mr. •-•-Z ! ' 1 -- ~, iti 7 am. en aa =One idlnalife WilisibllßT eseeeL A •ow lit the epee . •bdt vb.. 114 wee disambellad arms af Oa dims Campbell was elairems. ♦ • from . . ~.... - • t • tit 911 M 111 IT egillb. 45.. .. 1. IX Oa mor sa mm t ms.a u.i - e:ii . i. .. I 01 Oa rate% eramiree he sernaked by arias It with • bealisatsr. ""'o` the wee Mew whether the toad lhemmus, a=aweses ewe. wrier 2.I VC: d en Si l . --.-"- - 4 it ft * ~e wee is debt or in credit Marl brag told by knee le race Vitae 01117 _de • i • ;ITCTAWII - - ersea....._ ....... .. 8 t oan Do. do. Land de. 5 1 w illai ttich waa the " aggbiagg iada ggw y eg aid - - the " ea ". l e ataaadaa ", ! " „ we d e l n. liallnalu Mm tbwe val e ttaaa of warty. 2nd That Meter Broke, Req., wen set Irk eleolid, bat that he Oa 1 wale pre X.' i 1 so su po. do. Bea% de. 5 7 es e. It wee thorned, repaired par hone ft ea P = ma eherwarde a bead wee inuabled * by Lord (Caked Freosam) wee My elected, rod ought to have bees en e aA. 3 .-- X an Do. b. Lead de. 6 7 iii Ile 1 IV onFe. H. ad on Out th , In he m a w s , minas. s a t Willede wars for eserdestha eltheressate- woe, we ramed. t }lam la e j. , 2 .= in a a it i ir i:l =Wain% -- ...... 4 i al y ird by Led Omplitell le Injury, for the Mr. Phian, Q.C., sad Mr . ..-- 1 dit i pr CrIsqlp illi"."11."" t° "."" t" 6141.68 deaPalliddid erplin gi. of inns - 't the anket of Lieneant-Colted the pdroaere - Sir F. Wads, 8 4r31r. Piekerlag, mad M. SD reni a. sles. el . : 3 5 X ill 1.. X X id t y i m e:2 . 7 , j . 5 , h , .raw i n oh m qualm wean. aid he mg is . matures, 3rd. The e the Ilskikust MY W. IL Cooks for tholliftioS wIIX I O I9II . an Ilea Sao= - - ail 3s. p te . 19, Dick- Mr. Phian hula( spiral Um ass at some laigth ths ma Dills ileool •Mk et hemedese el es the way the sugar 11 l 'axx° kiww n t ° in n bl i n d II " Amauma• had oe „ two . i m it . t u t , annum, I s in n i eniery_.. tit it Male he esemieed me tined ; hut he bad only rozoirri it " s t enplan e/ ta tan MI NX ni eta nallrba ' nnandnatinn i'' 29 194 05 Li• . la nun damp. ammo set g o d a ma in ~,,,,, ,„ In. bj a . eakas upon Mani She hone= en the mess petition was preceded with. zr• DOOR% gall aeon std with the Mee. Be did sot Mew nether emnd___, ,____ t •••• lib , vb. __.„._. 11•19 hr _ ildabi u. i ...,_" 4.ll ' „," I r a k . CARLISLE. I . • war it ii - - - Rte Bla 8 Dacus. re g a. meow. I ••• ..... fb• Mimi dim mak by thesalapiM fr ler TM %ma of the "'"` ` = n"Y •n 7 _.!=„,_..._ ---"•-•.... ,_-____-- The seise committee to try ead detennise the se. ~ mum _ ni tete Its min is queries were dna, hut sere were redo of steeL load ti t wa s a mt•r"..7 mt el L ainall a ' a '" 4 " . " ... " prides Ohba Perk lad Jobs two of the 176 i' . ft rarer - ...., • IN 961 Wi 1 . US 1116 - - He mid set mem ter the witaim duty the board ee Mut he That etb. That ens at arson of the city of Caritas, Geell. 2 an undue t r d area oreal 100 Lt It Si atlll l4Bll la dd ° 111 1 7111 411 111e ld" ° an • iiia.. .. a= = U9l Mr. damn are Wows= the mem that it was bi- Ilse of Int . uthi° ba I%l=ll wilds tin° UM few de " deans sad fawn for XX EXT. 0 " day. Tb• sc ::. re i t -- -.. (et ft 115 1 AM.= nt. rases el M. 19e. belonging to - -. reseed that Mr • el. *" 3•11801 d• 1103014 lows b••• "mid i " tend Dk . i s ksall eindes i sti blii a Ks* w ow , mimed she con. merlon. hiss, R ae W. ormal er t a t k r i t Mr i5 .1, ;q1,6 11. o C i ohbett naaagta4 (cheir- Et. , efing& fa 66 eau es res a t the army, la woke to Wirit errytr re 800,WO St. Vnliela ...... ...... lii I; that cold a gn i itp., He had no , k in Am %Mb= that Or emir male new we that sae elder only, .r -,,,,. Lora R. Moms" wad Casual Palosslituo. i a a l it k r i it a lio ---- _.,- .-__- a l : "A two 28 Do. New .-.. • 2 - Si ae.iarrses to attend es meek= but would do so as dr .„,__ bill na n„__ 6•l ,____„ • " •l7 is esi _,, -4_,...,_b, _ 6111 ,_......P t ,__` - ' The asp gat at the said Make the Right lie. let Memo sui dU mop WI Lin ---..- D . 1 1,. H s nuu n n ee , to stun that ;h i wit agei ma w el .........",...•.._ ...............T•••••• "' hi. l''''"'""• . "'"'"'"`"I Hos. Jam Gram San. Wilfrid Ir 111 4. odd i• M . as. mei m e l i tra " ad be blame liar the nafortuants occur - Ha. 410•111.1011107 /1110171147101 'MX1 , 2661611 wee see enereist to give peeper mere= le •'"" as `'''' '•••••• mil - - ...1 I. ... minim Nicholson H0d... , .11.. q.. wars awl Wally •.f rte qesselna put to him. The cesspasy west Pl6lOl nigh welt reek and ao armee, then i the that the two know were se have Ma duly di, lie mine an emu- NI II 091 I = = I". 1 1; 51' \irergil'fmaa ng . dmilm.aa ' ajthe i t t l ie CiLd 161. ; " 1 6 I .--1 . • seed ken say heated= fa appearing in military ....._.., .........,______,=°,._ ..__,_ a. u. le Da. 0 rodeos Mee parse who could give setigiantory answers, wiriumati• tootthoY ..to or ••••••""....7 "ow 1 111 1 • 7 ° PIXIX. - ea. 1411 ii i =iftaira. -- • 841 Sill ad wie ad wowld do all ta their power to emit the Jury Le amain • pt'OCUT• MOW et ether w h e eli e eneihselles le gan It will be era that tler lean rellented most of tied/ups nun ■ to whe De toil h im a-- • ,o 5 ... m om 1 7s Pees .0 , -D. us ue 1144 sl • proper coacinaion. 7 Desilpereset., 1170_ -.- It% 12 The Conner thought th e =lsom arid answer one or two Fradiwn_.,_. bY Lad Wake WWI Colonel von ploklowa: A..... dd .. , won guilty at wad ad "Ta et log "" sisT,a %mom 45 41 491 1101 1 f * tam -• Do, 6 per Oat. ' 1001 10•1 1 1 91 1 le _si • ti Os 1 • •••• • - i LW do. ilerip lB more queetions. He this keleired Maker it was the duty u•nnad „._ th a L mad , vdt„tim swam loss to ! . 1th t,T .1 .,.. dadd , 51 .,... election sod Mora Is In •NM Mar sad I L pa t ••• •-• •• •••••• .., ... UN 104 ad 1181 n a a ad a any pereon Mike Mare le have made es examination - "Dickson "'' e t `" " " WI N" '''''' 'n w "'" ''' v""'" ought to be set add& Thu , pee* ant dur nig go, l e -- ,ZrEari se le i g m g ..... ... l it a llVlnat emii:a. asaita ion,l l 05 1 li 1 1 0 600 cl the "acne before it Ida Ceriktdp la the resin. tiff obtained a redke 11l 2051. Melia and return might be asked mil en eigg. ail IL arVit iti rder e. - '''' - s..let ainni 1 W Rae m-Not Mike myedf. Tee defendant (Major Walker) pleads a joatitication, and ~ . e Sir F. Slade, Q.O Mr Raiwell, ILO. sal Kr. Win op- gi is 101 .... - P. all6B-. 11611 W 100 Ms. Maimed eon The inni p any "... u m oonaequently the ors is likely to occupy some tuns.. . The pe u re d to, oh . pew .... avoi. nom Lyme, Baines, A =,.. _ _ - anew to hen the renee nod weird, on the ii-xt •Tidllawat Ithwevert Mo , to be •drY ossill • " 14 - u . t .' m °.! and Ellie. The counsel Ice dr eines mien= ere Mr. .. ri si "•-' I - ,11=Itet: i i Urs. verea D ite ll" ire tor LI 5 , in b, m u „ impious muss lemma im to Ws that Wen ir, the air of ! "Dickson.. the Earl of `MOWS, Power, Q.C., an Mr. Washy; mate, Mr. W. D. Cooper jr h - (41 1 1' jayig e t . ge oft .... ~. I= de. II net•Ago•SOM UM 111 l 111 ILL I = 16 5 the Minn bee deb istioparmlaM imatirnonf • .._ it le,a•• 1t, 71, 1Y fore awe I _resat toy end Mr. T . whi c h'. IN .. 011 at at • iathvldusle who bed amid the tyre. He knew that'. t t •t m e n't n ' 3•°.l, * Sir F. Slade opened the case for the petitioners, going io ta Wel - airs. - - --* Sari* no setielled is eit the Mai of the midest. The Earl of Wantland General Peel, who were both sum- through the principal allegations in the panics, sad the ea aIL Innere-aorirell = en r3i ad 9SI X ii DRITISIE MINIM Br latalgenprepe-yen did m e =m i ni in n tr." at read as darer , wen present in court throughout rho proceeded with the minimum a w oman ,. SEISM I ed. 1 cli. arum. I am.. all, swop the Meek rents Meg the BM t-:la aunt!: IIC ti. tie- 1.... 4?, Vile id ter 471 r a ad So. i ill= W. De. Tisk --..- .01 77 =T7 MI 6,11. agree t temism.•Lit.le 3i Aad you cell Art 6 row =mi ni u m p...y... The n og At the ume Of our going to pneL Colonel Dickson was - In Sala IN 1 4 6 1 21 e f the hammer end set dare hewn a Saw la a tyre. wader are-meaketiaa by Sajasat Ballantins, who wee en * I woe l ir. 7e'rniiiir 0 Is mai E tr.....;:wia, . esi en Gme me the eneepr e n r-y wi m p, g n , p ineini oin , in &avowing to show that at the time the plaintiff was dis• LASTER" COMMIS BAILWALE-ITHIS DAL) r e iLI tanardadee - ..- Si 31 Ws 141 1 ri ice „, lap arse . 11 147 i 50 ea menace" roads( the meditate of the regiment unpaid, he had Mk in - ti tee inn, were.. irlrei:e7. ii 4 - 4 40 MI al .. ams err i 1.144 .. art Claradoa Why is this case ? -Berm it was Mr his heads belonging to the regiment. ....* ~. nwsesnessariteri 7s. es It di DI 8 Bat you told the jury it wee not date 1 , -I said I did mot This afternoon the 47th half-yearly meetin g _ of the ; . 5 1, tea' ........ •• -- -• II it ........._ _. w...... mg...by. . tot 6, do it, but I believe the driver did it. SECOND COURT , of the Eastern Counties Railway was held et the le to ------- 17 G Seen le. lit LI - f - a.. Mime , 118.9 lit ... wa. FalM. But of your own knowledge it yr sot dome '- Of my own _ ---_..- r e ordon iet lavern ; Mr. Love, charm= of the board ol It it! Warel b ;a- si a6 674 iiiii Sittinp at Nil Prins. - (Berme Mr. Judos Crompton directory, in the ekair. The attendance yea nry numeroue, Erg hew* t a kt e w ___,. in at - - knowledge It waa not don*. I receive lOW. a gar, ads house hAtee - Smells . 6.4.6. 3 ii and a Commas Jury.) sad con , iderable mention having prevailed of late with regard la ler . . moo -. Ii 49 teill .. Maredloleell Ulla 25 as well. Philip Bolster. abed-map at Cambridge, deposed to M . so • a Ilimense 4 BM. !DMA LDS C. 0911ORMIL-EXTRAOILIMN•ItY CHA lIG Z AGA IN iT to the management of tha company, the excitement wee oar. „, ..., !.... . ........ ere ee ea iie ,uss ~ Maples Dwane :Joe „„ ther auras - Las 11 11 Rowell, the driver, going underneath the engine when he A MRDICAL MAX. respondargly great. Mr. Waddingtoo, the former chairman r i ; 13; ....... iii 85 sal 1 I 6.08 .. NerthDeerne. 21 II It c o t bank t o 0.1,64.0. Saturdey sa testing the . 6 ..1. This cams was resumed this morning. It was an action of the compsay, had for some time been esavaselas OIL 116 yeete..,.., !". p_ al 44 MI um . a la 5 0 11l .. 11= 10 % ; U_ 11 - % - = •:th • hammer on the outside. Rowell was in the shed about brought by this plaintiff, a medical man, at Keaton, in Kent, the proprietors, in the hope of being restored to b. ilt Er a c f. 1 ; 1 half an hour. He afterwards made his report upon the con- Agana the defendant, a baker, in the suns locality, for the direction, and • complete paper warfare was amid g r a ' 19 0 ad 391 .. W. tams% Ifa 5 5 id '8 _ as wuratorww. RIO% a a damn of Me engute. On Monday morning with.% got out slanderer words imputing to the plaintiff that he had on between him and Mr. Love. Handbills, pamphlets, X 6 DIE . . Lk 10 in mead 114 = ~ rer si*es. 4% NMI li 11 14 the engine sad banded it over to Rowell and Cornwall. Tho violated tits defendant. wife, while acting in his medical and circular. were freely distributed on bah eta., Et. le! Fed Irate ...e........-„ ii i 64 .199=1. 10.a1 47 W OseJne.ll li. • I engine in question bad been is use on the road for tel years. ( *Mit/ • and if their mutants were to be credited it ; ; D .. It bad sot hies morn frequently . The defendant , oa being called this morning, deposed that was clear that the property could never Sourish na. l e s hog eg • Nieln ..... other. under "Pair than an ' hill wife ,in Much , b, 18%, having told him what had oc. without the asslitance ot ono or other of then 15 all netella 960 1 11 0„,___ lid U 101 MOO 1 a Dem tree a Geo. Gi urge Bartarcelte, the guard of the train, was next e,__its- curved he accused the plaintiff of having violated her. gentlemen. Mr. Bidder, the chairman of the Norfolk ir is. ;--..„„ 5 „,.....- , --,...._ r, i i masa (um.) - .11 II .18 Off .. aw. irmassatineasa it.th 1% no The plaintiff said, "Di not Teak loud, the neighbours Company, sad Mr. Walters, whom Mr. Love superseded m in w a s Lama . OW ••• in .. nese Park WAS X 43 mind. He said :Wo ;Mt C ' on Monday to • "", will bear you." The defendaat's wife then oars is the chair, were also adverse to the continuance of Mr. le IM fte. Mae Ohm ..-..- - .. at seven end, with a passenger tram, which ins etre. = ' 3 P. In and revealed the whole matter in the Love's preddescy. Dern this apparition, however, Mr. PRIIIIMMIXOII MAIM from Poader's Rad to Strafford. Nothing occurred on the . • Mr .., awstrewar tarn Me , . _ll. plaintiff's presence . The defendant then ailed the plaintiff Love wee with a hearty round of applause. He en, I pd. 5 Ithitethes. I Leg= _teas I area row _ ifer stem IMO.) .24.0 Ift ai journey Gatti after we left Ponder'es Eod. 1 have Bahia( a bl ack pad, and the plsinUff said be knew he had done Mine at merit' by rotation from the direction and t ., go ld a, g hel . 4 o , g‘h , Si et mat w.Clerafts Ilatiomed 6 la a to do with the examination of the carriages =fere we start. - ' . 465 ... Wet Ogles .......... 474 300 414 in drams: her into the _serge. Winer than bang eligible ks Mind 'drawl( for re-election scondingly. IN Sidesseis& • ---- 197 194 I was us the guard's break, next the • ngine. We were has iiii I'6 "^" 'aim by the collar and turned him out of ths house. The usual prelindnarles baying been gone through, 1.„ 01 theletr,_, ._„. ll E•teele.,_lte• z •••. ' " = th agi . 1 1 a .., Dollar t r .. 1.. It l i a l IS 96 at Poadee's lad st 9.10, end we arrived about a minute and Wither had thought it his duty to acquaint the Rev. Mr, The ORAIRWAN proceeded to deliver sa account of his 21 , 1 ; ""'"'5,„,,,,, 6 ,,,,`"""• • jr.ii" .. ' jj H i a b a ll l a t.. m a um int ' inaika I had a the accident was Stevens eld of what had occurred, as the plaintiff was in eased. stewardship for the last half-yewr. Since the report was pub- et. 1% Do. • 5.- II 6 1ke.... 112 lit about 100 or 130 yarda from the Tottenham station. Mr. Am Stoke •ad Mr. Sundt two of the d •1109 on Mr.. Stevens. Baud, ea accident of • most lamentable character had I! 11 .E1a5a115 , E5...... 611.ad104 1,1,4, le. 8 It SI '- -Icasead ' wee° de° dun Crose•examised-He had told Mr. Enda, the former happened. It had arisen from canoes over which there •'" C lo w a rap at ,..l! rg lx 1.615 .. wrostreiti %0 31 p.' Germ The drat thin that attracted my auction was re tbe alas dynazl then knew - h ere . of what had occurred before Mr. Ennis left. could ha= been no human control, and that circum- all Unlea. /PM& 89 84 - ' - ape - --- - "'" amnethi i i 2 Mr. and Mrs. Bowyer, cousins of the defendant's wife, stenos, If parable, rendered the loss of life ths Ida .• 0 1 5 _, ainwe. and I thought lie engine wag off the road. I app lied - 11 i then called, on behalf of the plaintiff, to rebut some more distressiag. (Rear, hear.) The receipts of the 1.6""" 1: ‘ - 1 11 IIOIZION MINE& the break, and motioned to do so until it was cruhed ad item tat 1 7 4 1 7 2 8 3 of the statements in the evidence as to what she had mid half-year were 14.0001. more than they wore in the cones- lee QIN Op% la firm I Misr I pg. : 01. =sm. are We engine went over. Th. locomotive, I thmk. struck the n tLe p la in t i ff l r ed done to her. Mrs.be and her roadie, half of 1867 lead 12 0001• more than In l&i8. A corn- laf Dia 8 d al • lc* am lif 104 vd reee * muse -„..,... It ' i 1 pletforin, and 1 Law ni more. 1 fell th rough on to ths hal- c hat ter 0 alleged ßowyer • - • . • - in - n. Ira Do. ea nu .... lee HS last and the mean prevented me . LL. 11 .... T imult Mrs. pailOa could mot be well made with 1866, because that IN 0 , De ,, 6,.., stic.;:rn. 87 80 0 76,980 1 How lIMISIX VL IWm par * r iste :e so ha pro Paired them to send the plaintiff to examine year thews were exceptional ceased In operation to p al Mt.. here= .- .. spite to the driver and &emus ou the journey. • • were r..: C It .g„guic IP Ft la •• -- - bee Thu stated that she was at times " very fanciful and bring up the traffic which did not prevail last peer. ge 6 St. W Meat% ..• ... .0% 6 a Oa WI - - both tore • I sober. The driver sad Sr... were the mat ' . p.. tr. 'Mesa Peel. 100 1 2 =per. Needy iiisn [ ' ever knew, the tormer reticule:ly so. lam - mt. j . to c .,.. 00 . b ,,,, hic ...,,,,,,/ up . Still, comparing 18.39 with 1856 it would be found 1: . ... renew es „... 91 99 11.212 M OT 91 I. ' l ......7.. : Lll 91 ;sd 411 lad that there was an Mears of 36,0001. in favour se tio.redem.4 p.e. • -.. LI 11 II si 7 & • ...re the 1 7 ,111 w"" 1 tried during the journey. It feat neje. retired, and alter an absence of half-an-hoar , if the former year. Daring the halt-year the goods ..". 16 1 1 101• 1 = t ettlitit. 0, " 1 •;ii:iiiaioit.; = - 1 I customary to tat the wheels of the carriage on th e journey. W 111611111:1/1.1131//• 10 101 came le ' con% with a verdict for the plaintiff.-Demager, traffic exceeded that of 1838 by 24,000 tons ; but owin g r, 5 , „, 5 „. likjp.e. 11 le itrrit 8 all 3 is The inquiry mu adjourned mull Friday week, foe the pro- 6 tactics ot ...nadir avideace. • X. to noropetition the receipts from goods were le in 1839 than 16 au 4a. ll p. aLI lel 110.0% 8 irarn.arirril.=--.... 1 I a disk pm 1863. The expenditure in capital account was insignificant, 1W illidet. eat nod 70 " Ivo 0 neser... .. . a Hi zit while the working expenses were a trifle under 46 per cent. 141 Ohter dna hen 20 11 (8,000 11 Roam= 0.1 . =.1 .... 11 11 Din THE POLICE COURTS. He then Monetarist some length the policy of thecompeny for es es. ...... 10 ha all Oa. de. _.• 0 0 14 10^ 5 ................... all lot Ili RESIGNATION OF A COMMISSIONER IN BANK- the last three years. The result ait wt., he contended, N. Ice Lena • Teduldritlait. 139 141 tC l a i • ......... I i al sot au i 1 at rut -NT Wa:ker Skirrow , Q.C., who tor the las (THIS DAY.) that the pennant way hod been t d to and the 1, • • • 1 1 ; L l e. d- -- --It ar e ' 7 ,t a ' ,2 4,:i ? a le 1 3°0 55 ''''. ilk 00.001 • Mines year* has ably diecharged the dudes of coronas- credit of he company placed second to none hither kingdom. X WI Landau. Shalt. and Dever. illi Ist :rii 1 '4 4° I w ' M i n of the Manche ter bankruptcy Markt, has recently, As regarded the teture, the directors proposed to take a vote N. ter I.444,ye.thitualieeLp.e. U. 116 10,0 e. le GUILDHALL. tows 8 owe A _ :.i. 1 1 a 1 in coneequesce ti ...Lancing age, reeignol tint impoetnot for expending 6,0001. upon a good s depot at Stratford. als kamw . 7 • • ••• i IL bd•id• - skim 1 ilt ~ and ret:r.-1 up - n th e palsies' of 1,0001. per miaow ANOIMER PH•6II OF rum GAME LAWS. Adverting to the subject of the amalgamation of the aro- is e e a 4 a.... .. A.. „05te. I% •et 7 L. 174 u.t.81 r i Z t lii .... Xif #l 2t 0 provi.kd by the lice of parliament eonaritutiag the dietact Mr, Viemes Bolton, a ',he rn ia of Newgate- market, was mated companies, be said it wool Ibe carried out upon the 111.100 a -- 4 --. .ei. Iro lEt IXat Anon 1 wilillimaift) •-• en 1 40,01.4) 1 De.......... ....... Ita Mite of Lentoupt. y. A. there will still bow C 0031111- summoned Wore Alderman Allen to unlawfully having plinciple that each company should have common rights a d • X iga t 6i . -..-- a l e Ont riser at Maacheatev, it I. wthentood that th e Lord Chao. game for sale in his porseasioci out a mason. is lee amnion obligation.; and that there should be a single board t te ilia rellor wall sot nil up the vacancy, at least until the %KW= Mr. Orts lire appeared I. r the prosecution, +bill was Insti- of dire tors for the management of the whole. (Cheers.) Pate ". G 11 III9OIILLARIIIOI7II. g of the leg:t hie up t new he Bankrupt( y Bill of the tilted by the Society for the Prevention of the Sale Of Game The maize w proceeding when our report left, ad XWO 4 6 versa . Free isat It 2 10. v 7e Mt ad g,,. I Aga, t covens's.. IH.I a. Weis 1 11611 L the le e r loam bees proneard. out of Swift.= promised to occupy the whole of the afternoon. 9" bre ad moo, lv Lade gerlassina..• WI :at i 6 1 A COLLIER'S W EDDING.--A weddior of this The defendant was told tha chary. ...ataar ht... .. r... . . lB ea nor ca..._...._......, 41 '.. 03 bd ad RE‘IoNATION OF A COMMI ,, IONER IN BANK ii Walker Shine., Q.C., who toe the leg eighteen year* bee ably discharged the duties of commie looser of the Manchester Bankruptcy District, bee rmentiy, rn coraseluence it advancing age, rveignel that important t tfl ecd retard up s the pension of 1,0001. per amen provi.Led Ly the iv of parliament conmittiting tne district courts of Lentrupt.y. de thins will still be one commis rawer at Illearbeater, it is understood that the Lord Chan cellor will not till op the veceney, at Neat until the Masks of tbe lerelatsra upon the new Bankrop y Bill of the government obeli have bees pronounced. A COLLIER'S wedding of this kind whieh took plan at Chiles on Moeda, excited masidereLle interest is the mane. lausiseli as th lase, e whole of the colliers mewed trurbiog, for the perms, of doing honour to bride and bridegroom. The yoga( ample were egad respectie-ly Pi and 19 lean. Ti. marriage was performed by the IL-v. Mr. Johnstas, rector of tbe pariah ; But, et 'be oa of the ceremony, the bride and bride gr found a murices duly aweitiog them to be draws by the villein., who were sazioas ti asocet Sae home. TM trpeer, however, amber' this polite atteatioe, sad leek y from their too euMusmatic admirer, within lb. War mth Arms, Clam," sad ultimately suroorehg Is sidling the similar» of the trees& who mahod to do them bessee. r 4/V4W:I The defendant was told the charge against him was for haring three pheasant* in hie poeressien, contrary to the provisioas of the °menet, and in answer to that charge said he certainly ha/ the birds banging un at the back of his shop, but they were not teemed for sale, inasmuch as they were not his property, the male one of which helueged to the Dose sod Chapter of St. Paul'*, having been sent to him to be pinched. Mr. °triage sett he wished the trade to unikretand that tbe eeteeiettat he represented had no desire to press vin dictively upon them, sad as Mr. Bolton had admitted the poi of the game be would °sly ask that he ehwld he deed the amieei penalty of le. for each bird, awl be butted that tbe dealers who were licensed under she Game Act would make aIIIONIVes fully acquainted with Its peovisiou, sail they melba to ham that they must not bare pate In their pcateatke, seta for plucking, atter the tee days allowed by the set, after the let of February, here e'Apsed, radar the penalty of 11. tar every head of game fund cm their promisee. 1 IC 11 W abed a Issas 4 I, . 4.1... CliCirtrit Ma. D& . Aber. um Sart Loam. • . II 4. 5... Do. II 8 p.a.... Omni* Ra.. 114.41.146.1 pia do. No. Do. Nand p. Oust& Orb= Min. 4 pm IL laapahba. I par MIL iti_ ft.," 4 n. Oat. 0115.., &M., p. a Orel IXar 01E4 al •p. *pa Do. 44 pit la ; Ir. at vat et. w Ham* D.. Ip. Wawa. ?Pg. De. mdse. Gi p. a. .... po. Man. 4 i p. a. tem:lsom 4 pot ans. Dbulst i liaLerso WN, 'Lim. da. . II p. g rt.Lita i ll i s a r e . .„... ft do. Oa .. - Loa di Yarkddr• 4 %CIL GaallrlgLrfaf 7 P.a.. -, 06.0oLlit • pm 4..1 i 0.1 Lona" OIL. and Dom. &A.A. 44.044.41 i sa.• p.o. knO.W.7 p. 4.111.151 e Ids. and,......0410,10 T .„:=-.—..,-. . ..tr via . ..... 0. M. . t AL 11 449.La5p.M.402. i t aNjte... Lock l e %Zp ..... NANA: . _p.a. . k lootipar es ilion Dc. I art. a punk lan Oa k er.a ." l: 4l" =.giiii Do. 44 AV . sitM 17 )21 iil 1173 IN 111 U 01 1 01 al. Ms s 4 Ili 33 moo lv 10. VA 111 11.0ou 1 10 Cow l i 1P E fo 11. r: 70 1r i 711 moe 1001)21, flt i reIIAM‘mAa6. A. Lerlea mm Crat7.l. i - i lb 11 4 111 113 a 6 64 U 1 . 21 16) Gf 611 ktrout s tlit De. 0.. ........ racial. . _ _1441,7•97,7..: li 40 SO 42 14 16 as 117 - I - 1 1! 92 I jai lw au U. per•sk . ,Prei. .27..t/Ds Brea Doves IP.• 46 a. Doll Ildn4. Aza.4l De. get De. Uri 44 *MD Doles gem prat D 0.% pet ask Ikea Yarbitre4p.s eillo 4 V 8.61"4". de. D WslarDiedssorem.s. 132 IF{ 1:6 180 13 1/ 11/ 34 14, 101 1:3 ad 1093 94 1 ICI ad 10 DI90 1 103 30 23 ad 33 34 ad _ 7;7 tie.o3 M S C fa.6)i_ I/fantail/11ND SVICIDE IN WMlTtc•Oehwritirg Pasoust.— Yesterday afternoon Mr. Payw. °WOW irr the Cl'y of Leiden. la Id an Mqumt in Witham wi-ernet Prison elide body of Mr Richard Wawa Moir, aged 39, who cos. mined • ii-d. streetioa is the above prime. Lienienast. Calomel O. 31. Hicks. the goveraor, devoid the dromaid was admitted w the 6th instant, animas very c n•umptive. Mary Ass Mao, wiled the disivated, stated rho (Maimed hie nisi re Friths; to be very mash disturbed, sad on Ikenday aftersoma he wished hi. two claims peed-bye. He has got net of hie but. went into a dry bath is the waits ream, sad cat bi• threat with a ream. Two oily case she could amigo wee the deep dirreee of the family. The jwy rersenrd • medial of Temporary teasel,. At the coa t teams ref the It acct Mr. Pala merited the poor wonsaa with IL la. tM jury If le., brnwheat-Celonel 0•141/* Mowegne Mirka 34 34. The sheriff. tad noder-ehenti will also con•nbate to bar weals. The deceased's wife ie left limb a lambi aspens sled fur. 1 - ittiti*ll Kite DEFEATED AT WODLWICII. -- A most esci tag church rat. emcees terminated yesterday at Woolsods by Its /that r f the rare by a lugs m•prity. At tlio adiousuont of the poll on Twsday, a majority of 28 worm iv. re n cal. 1 it liv rue of the rate, sad up to 1 o'clock CZ onlog po-ri.e par, had the advastage; but at abet It sae trident that ti e plural votes wets nhatieted and liras await. of wakieg cleanse from the a:renal sod dockysed tamed the tide in &eclat of the voluntary system. At the ek.• f the poll at o'cluct the vireo were —Fur the rate Of Id. to the ;Boat, 60 ; araig a t, 717 ; mernty against Use rote 68. 1 bon remit was received eri•lt loud cheers by • crowded rieeting of raieptyers who had swotted la the Tows-htll. KANT INDIA COAL COMPANT.—A special general mooting i f thwproyrietere use bad yesterday, at the London Tarim.; Mr. Mayo.. ia the chair. Tt e chairmaa explained that Use Erse hawse. to be brotortit before the meeting was th- pa:cheroot additional had adjoiVng the company'a pro perty. Mr. Harrison, the coulters agent in India , bad made a coeditioeal arraegrineat for pw , naaing i t . property, which conaleted of 9,f00 acres and a mat nwober of lame sad qwwwity of valuable machinery. The t:rtne were 10,000 company** raters in cash, s.onet. ourimg in bil:a of ex theory at ..o math*, ad 14,0,04 worth of shares. After • ',imita t ed d ernation, reeolettooa were satimienowly pawed, witimmeing Um directors to template the ralt assts. Mr . belliaaa, the solicit...3lms resd a a e rlnZich had bars reed the escoed time in the Howirof Ludo the overlong 1004 Nike he *spatted would smelly (Belittle the Ikea el y, tad be a greet boos both to 1111 , iTe tad Loeb modest hi India. • resolute*. was paned ageheeldag the three-toes to erected with the bill. • were of Cheeks to the chairman terminated the proceedings. KETTERING ('urecu SPIRE STRUCK ST LIGET. WING.--On Suaday, doriog a Isiah wind end now Worm, aline 3 o'clock pm., in the miedle d Dines service. the spire of the parish church of Kettering win struck by liolttaiag. The liquid Ore waster by seem to paw through the charch. It was at dreg to have been as fail-otos in one of the eleven used he heaths the build ing.f bat apes chaser eithimarks ft wee head that the spire Me 'Bend Madre had bees atraek. This le the stead time (lariat the twit twelve heaths that this bewstifhl Madam of chub archAtectum bee wird from the 'Mute of the eltetrk Mad, sad, strange to lay, those wheel duty it b to ottani to the matter hare not yet inggmbei a sedattor. w7E7.1 Ui 3 4 Y 10/ Me 101 104 101 .04 ad par 1 on ad 21 •••• # 1 " MN fi 111 2i al The di;fesdant said tits trams was seat to him only 3 or 4 home after thaespratten of the 10 day; and it lat refund to Ouch the birds rat by hi. rummest. las ',mould soon loss all his trade. He taJamtbt i. am • may harsh procomdisg to whams Ms uader mach cirenmst•acam. AbisrmimAlheamild he could maks n t dittinction whether it was &or Man or tour daps Mier the time that the com plaiat rem The act had mode the mere poem/Mon of imam oat ar asses an ateace, sad am the defendant had been frailty of that atom, ha tined hi. lc fur each tird sad casts. *:I M ~y~~ 16.01. H AMMIRBMITH. Ni. SANtIL LoYIBIL AND MI Mr. &mewl Lcrer, the author was summoned before Mr. Ingham, to actilw.r the co reg:lalat of • übma n , named Edward Colet for refusing to pay him the 111101 of 10s. for the hire of hie vehicle on the 9111 fast. The deftedast dirputed the amount claimed by de &man. The can was ant heard on Tueeeay, and the cvmplaineat stated whet he was first hind at the cab rank fa the Broad way, which was rutside The Witte, to take op at Mr. Loves home, Baime's Mlles , Loasdale-road, over the Hammer smith-bridge. He waited there bait an hour and be took op Mr. sad Mn. Lover, and he then drove Mike post-oflios in the Broadway, thews to • beak in Argyll-piece, eat after wards to Erant's l 9 Marlbornish-atreet at which plan he remained half ea hour. He then drove to 6.5, Oxford-snort, afterwards to • shop at the comer of Regent •cirtnis, Oxford-aunt, thane to Althea'. is Regent street, beck to 611, Oxford-street, to Little Argyll-street, w b aro be waited a quarter of as hour, to Harnernquare, back to the tack u Argyll place, to Bantam's. In Baud street, end whets to Lansdale-road. He charged Bs. for the fere, and 2s, for the welting. He Bret asked (Is., but said he afraid take 10e., bat Mr. Lover would not pay him more than i•e., which he related to receive. _ . Glolamm emd tired Mg (I.lmll Dl Dian Luk. lonO.D4ologortaLl Imadon ossuit IL) aniOnelrao . Wiono Irrlge.lCoisal hlbr Mort Doman 00. Soffoodasao loood Do.Op.t.PrlssitiO I.Drooolill.BooLLoo S. Ont. &monads* " Doe Do. do. De. C Mot Looltllto LM ow.* ita:"Cril eLforio Br.Oor Wry, Ilona Dbea.r: low.on. 11•40 Fr to questions, the oemplalaant Mid be could not tell the 'matt throne., bat he put it st one 16 oiler. Yr. Lower disputed the tiros the °about wafted, but be weeM omen to the 2a. A. to the detente, he could est so by may correct calcalaqw, that be could mike It ~, t er IS Whs. Complainant had laid great sue, upon plows be went to, bat Mgt ice to Bood-attett defeedant remembered, when they ruched Ifortmeer-reeste, that he bad formates a beet at tbe bask mad they 'merely returned lot it. Mr. Intim teM Mr. Lever dot if the distance was dis puted the ow Mounted. For this purpose sub Party have to deposit 6.., and the side who was right weal/ haw hY new rearmed, sod the other 59, would p to Urethan who eiseenred. This panne wee agreed to, and the NIEIMena wee award thitrchiljp,oarsed. , the atunniesing (Mow, stated , now that he had wowed the distance, and found it to be I 3 miles and 168 ).rim, Including Nearly three miles outside the radium. Mr. Ischia maid he that Num the fare would be lur. M., as there wadi be hu for the dine mike beyeed the radius. Be mat say that the &Oman were they deeeptlea, fir he woolly thought for ease ht the way the aims wee wen. They SW, generally right, smithy Lad nen muse ei emartaithat the distances before they applied for • simmeng. Mr. Low said be we peelfith tr alum w.• tat _ Asikolas led I r " Ds. . 1.6- rninal.oo. ll V l Cla. Dlinues Loa -1 $ I li Oa dk - t i I 1 t ells sar si 6T2 ts 40 13 14 Ink 9123 s d malls 7 id 51 110 ISO 54 M I t II 19 TRAFFIC RIMIIiNIS. sd li 3 1 16i1 sla set ad 11•111141 IL 1111 es e Par Men Tetel, Tafel 9091. mowers &melee. Is6.t. 36 E Week intim Dia .CZ great ladles Polo* eke (Drankag Ski. •4 1.9;6 1.8:5 5.270 2.678 Week webs Jae. IL In 9 len Ikeede ek IS Trask ei graft ..—.. 9i0 3.193 7.'76 10,813 110.46 WM= Pub. Da nteW 1111weekee ZIS 646 1,033 1.260 Writ eadloefieie. 1 Gag Woe= el Orris 616 SOO 3,006 6.6 0 6 Wu " lL y eeer 9.274 LPG 3.073 1,315 1 irssisisliag — i — es. 1 112 Pies sad - mom. .... 3 413 r 8 7 ti 1 M 1•111 Sawa as 3a7 slo iss Signers . MI S. - 1.69 11.572 31631 suss votaries l'siZio. Leant sal Erb MS Si is in. 1 ,,. Wairlisil awl lii --- 11. 144 143 837 Sao Was isr,prb. S. Mma waiiire MT 7.54.3 4.106 12.1111 gail ask Wools OM 21.5 s 41. 4 43 70.0* 81.441 W Mblera . 1.114 or Lai 11=MIMIM. iii iii l4Bl Miltegis/ oisiiiiiDeint . ‘. 1711 — L us i" "at " —u- al IL LI limisiles and Takao' .. lift 10477 DNS MN m iii ussonson sod =as's— 1.U3 1.176 usewfwas me --- -- &um 4685 1 MARGATE RAILWAT.—ThS directors state in their mart that the works are procesdeg satfifeetorily, sad the It.. will be sosepleerd to Home Bay by the summer of the prime year. The Ilse will be opts to Whitstable early to the .pets(. The capital smooth to the Mat of December showed that 103,9121. had beam Imploded. PUGILISM.—A prize fight for the sum of 2001., between Mace sad Trams, took place yesterday, when, after a contest which Lista ea hoax and a half (fifty rowsde), Mace yes declared the winner. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAY. Whoa - sena; Frs. 22.—Adariadcas as inmost, 736; OM 1 by ems admire, 389,—Total 1,135. MONEY MARKEL-MIS DAY . Two WClocx. The animation in the Stock Exchange has sub sided to-day. The funds have declined about 1 per oent. In the share markets yesterday's advance is well maintained, although the demand is Lee active. The price of the Three per Cent. Rennie at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rentees telegram, was 88fr. 30c., being the same as yoobwariff• The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 remains firm at 104 to 1. Consols are officially marked 961 and 95 for money, and 95/ and for the account. The present quotations are 95 to 1 for cash, and 95/ " sellers." for the Bth of March. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 281 and 230; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 951 and 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 1, and ; the Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1859, at 104/ and 3 ; the Five per Cent. eakeed rapes paper, at 981 and 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 104 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of 1859, at 971 and ; and Exchequer Bills, at 245. and 275. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been upon only a moderate scale. Turkish stocks exhibit a reaction of per cent., the loan of 1854 being quoted 791 to 80, and that of • 1868, 66/ to 67. Mexican Bonds are fairly sup ported at yesterday's improvement, being last marked 221. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brezilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1869, 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 94 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 22, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 441 ; Riad= Four-end-a-Half per Cents., 981 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 851 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for aooount, 801, 794 ; ditto Six per Coots., 1858, for account, 681, 87 ; ditto Guaranteed Foar per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents, 261. The discount market remains quiet. The terms for the best bills are 3; to 4 per cwt. At the Bank the amount of business yesterday was only moderate. Owing to the investments by the public, money yesterday was very easy in the Stock Exchange, at 1/ to 2 per cent. for short loans on English government securities. The official announcement of the intended M iming of the March Exchequer Bills at their present rate of interest (lid. per 1001. per day, or 21. Cm 7d. per amt. per annum) was in accordance with ex pectation. The old bills are to be sent in until the 6th of March; the new ones will be issued on the 13th. It is high time that this troublesome annual peones were abolished. It gives a deal of trouble, and has little practical utility. About 18,0001. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. About 300,0001. in silver and gold is expected to be sent to Bombay by the packet of the 27th inst. The continued sales of the native paper here will contribute to keep up the oat-flow. The value of money on the Continent remains about the same as for some time past. At Paris the rats is 31 per cent. (Bank, 31); Vienna, 5; Berlin, 31 ; Amsterdam, 3 ; Hamburg, 1/ to 2 ; and Frank fort, 21 (Bank, 3). At the half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company held yesterday a dividend of 2 per cent. for the half-year, as recommended by the directors, was agreed to. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,9891.; the Great Northern an increase of 1,6051. ; and the Lon don and South Western an increase of 1711. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 1,0341. sterling, and that of the Grand Trunk an increase of 2,5881. sterling. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous share?, es given in the last Stock Exchange list : Instwance.—Ailianat blerlne, 86, 67' Imperial Life, 224: ditto Fire, 360 ex div. ; Indemnity Marine, 189 ex dia.: Law Fire, 44, 4; Legal sad General Life, 6, 64; Liverpool and London Firs end Life, 104; Marine, 1104, 110; Medical. Invalid, and General Life. 21; Ocean Iddrine, 44, 44; Rock Life, 84; Union, 2724, 2734 ; Universal Marine, 24. Gee.—London, 40; ditto Blue Preference, 664 ; ditto Red, 664. Dicke.—London, 70, 69, 70 ; Victoria, 1024, 103, 1024. Waterworim—Berlin, 6, 64; West Middlesex, 1084, 109. Canal.—Oxford, 18. The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company invite tenders for the supply of 20,000 tons of Cardiff steam coal, deliverable at Galway. The following is from the Bengal Hurkaru : We learn that Mr. Fitzwilliam, the talented secretary of the Commercial Beak, leaves to take charge of the Mercantile Bank early neat year. This gentleman would have made an efficient secretary for the Bank of Bengal, for to great ex perience in Indian banking mat k rs he unites a thorough knowledge of London business. The former qualification is most needed in an institution like the Beak of Bengal, which could with proper management be worked to pey more than double the dividends now given to shareholders. Mr. C. Forbes has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Fleetwood. With reference to the freight market, the fort nightly circular of Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., dated yesterday, has the following : During the lot fortnight various events have transpired calculated to effeat change in the freight market. The adop tion of the budget will influence, amongst other things, the pilen of wood, and the consequence is • hesitation to operate, and a decline in the rates from America; but the Baltie pi .. freights have not risen oorrespon y, because th e foreign producer evinces • disposition to • large portion of the duty proposed to be remitted. he adviors from India are much more encouraging than for • long while peat, and this has hastened the resolution of owners to close at the high outward rates now current. The charterers show a preference fir ready ships. The Braz Lan and River Plate trades hays been quite brisk outwards, and the Mediterranean continua very dull. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95, " milers," for the Bth of March, opened this morning at 95 to 4, and closed at 951 to 4. For money the last price was 954. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was firm at 93 3-16 to for the account. The official business report is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95, 951, 951, 95, 951 ; ditto, for account (Bth March), 964, 1,4, 4; Three per Cent. Reduced, 951, ; New Three per Cents., 951, 4, ; Bank Stock, 231, 230 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104, 1041; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 971; ditto, 185 9 , 971, 4, ; the Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 83; ditto, Five per Cent., 984, 98, 981 ; ditto, Five-and-naalf per Cent., 104, 1031; India Bonds, par. Tao transactions in the Indian rupee paper were unusually active, a brisk demand being experienced, partly for investment. The Five per Cent. rase 1 per c rit., closing at 981 to 4, whilst the Five-and a-Ralf per Cent. was firm, at 1031 to 104. A fresh rise of 1 per cent. took place to-day in the Indian Five per Cent . . Stock of 1859, which left off at 104 to 4. Exchequer bills were steady at 245. to 275. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly firmer. The principal demand was for Mexican Bonds, which late in the afternoon reached 224 to 1, being nearly 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. With the exception of • decline in Bank of Australasia, there was no change to-day in the market for Bank shares. Atlantic Telegraph shares osetinue to decline. Madras Irrigation were in quired for. COMMERCIAL AND M.AR111749. MINCING-LANK.—(THIB DAY.) Su 0 A ft.—Tbe market to steady but Inactive to-day. Corezz.—This article Ina a Arm appearance, but we kayo not had • public sale to-day. Tat.—The public lake are log with mom stead' nem than was anticipated, aid prim do not show any mala rial decline. Rice.—Old common Ni.otron mold Si. 3d. to 8.. 6d. ; Moulmein, So. 3d., orb; Java, 11a 91. to 12a. SPICIA as,. goo* off BIANDY.—A boob circular has beat inroad by Marton and Co. Qultol pimt, vintage 1659, 10e. 6d.; 1366, 110. 31. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARI 11T.—(THIS DAT.) The abaricet Is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 69a, set ark ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 695. 94. ; Mena, 59e. 91.; Aprn to Jane, Ms. 91.; Oct. to Doc., Ma METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (Tan DAY.) The outlaw of beasts is mall, sad the 'Feather Grantable, cone clasaily Monlay's quotadons an well supported, although trade Is slow. Tar supply of sheep oonerably exceeds the demand. There is no disposition to take much lower mat, therefore several renaidu unsold. cam an lower. Our foreign supply eassists of 60 bases. 10) sheep, and 66 mins. The nalsalter of estich sows is 145. rer.we• et say. •• • • Po Ono 61 . •d. 16. u. liataterds 4ln 6 • Sint oßideedtt# 3 01•.r.lwren. 4 6 410 IMO ...... 5 t 6 4 4.-”.1 gouty bawl.— 5 6 4 0 De. 60 ...... •• I I Zoo • OWN, 4 4 5 0 4 06 0 Ps. do. Skim tome lip I da1f.6•643 6 4 0 10 ere 04 molt*. ; *NW 3.66) 01100. 69 ; P l ll% 150. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIET.—(THIS DAY.) Meson. Davis and Co. report trade steady. Priors without alteration. Prime meadow hey, 70e. to The.; superior ditto, 784. to 88e. ; roweo, 455. to 80a.; clover, old, 92e. dd. to 185 s. ; ditto new, second cut, Me. to 88s. ; straw, 25e. to 30s. THE EXPEDITION AGAINST CHINA.—The Morning Pea barn the following telegram from Paris:—.. France and Ragland are on the point of signing a 000vention relative so the Firm which may result from the am roechieg expedition againet China. This contrail:ls the MIAOW' thee the two poll,» would postpone the expedltioc." THE LATE BISHOP Op ItocuEnrEa—The funeral of the late Bishop of Rochester took place at 12 o'clock this day, at the Send-given Cemetery, where there to • family vault. Most of t h e per shes in the diocese, throughout w hi c h the We I)ish rp wss universally beloved, showed their respect by having the bells tolled at the hour of th e funeral. _ _ Tas CARLISLE COFFIN MYSTERY.—The mystery surroundlog the ow of tiadneg a deed body at Carlisle le he a fele way to be cleared up. Toe maker of the odds has bran found, end the woman for whom it wee manatictured le pretty satistaatorily identified. though we behove her mama whereabouts to not known. Not the least singular part of the story is the foot that this woman was flys or six years ago demotic servant with a Newer!e tradesman, whom she left for another situation to the town, where she formed a muntexies with a alumnus named Loudon, or London. flow liens In March, 1858, she called upon her old m,oter, and in formed him that etas was married, sad about to emigrate to New Zealand. The deem she wore then oorreimmds is every =Ar with that in emelt she is described as appearing at ll sad Paisley, and the inference is that the child which died in Ific,thiod and era. fontd at Carlisle is the off•pring of the aboymas London, or Landes.— Aiwcarth CArotsuls. 10111UilIt O.A.is.WAYOL 1119.1 N.l Lamar 1 Okras rasa 1 ..... 111 MY dasbarar assarar 49 99 • all 4 a . e.g ri " v l - I j ar ad Osesarasararlaa 39 fi B° en Vriiiiiiii,:: --- -- - 19 ias a a Dam arda • N /1 db 13 B 1 , 1! =4 , l;dirda.. 149 Sr j Oradd=l "l . 6. • ii .- - II a 7 1 91 al masa -- m a 2 impo irs ma aad lais -•- -.- 911 10 .64•94.14. draw a 3pa 111 1 g Valid lasses... .. .. all : Narvel*rlft ad • j i i 1 2 t i p:grit rears la n 10 al. 4 Trask rod- ), 14 a all New rd agar 199 la a a name —.. 11 13 rah sad ris Madam itynambesolesi.l wil. 11 las Oa Ili 4 ale all roar I=9 -• ; : rata 13 al 1 Oa oar Ira* - - 4 41 Ir I Dar seat. - .. p ell errs asd arms 1/ 9 . 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In the mining market to-day there are inquiries for shares in East Wheal Rawl), which are marked in the Stock Exchange 111 and 11j. East Basset have been dealt in at 147} and 150. Shares in Pendeen Console, Tamar Consols, and To'redden Mines have also met with some attention. Cobra Cooper Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 45l and 451, ex div. United Mexican are marked 21, being dull, and English and Australian Copper, 2f, being firm. I