The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-04 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL IN"I'ELLIGENCE.

There was but little buttress doing at Rio de Janeiro, ow
scoount of the political excitement. The end of he year
had also been without influence on the market. Exchange
ruled at 27d. to 270., 90 days. Freights nominal. Stock
of coffee about 90,000 bags. Prices of good firsts, 7 dole. to
7200 dollars.

The receipts of sugar had come forward more freely at
Pernambuco. Prices of white descriptions bad advanced
100 nes par snobs. Exchange—About 90,0004 negotiated
for London, chiefly ►t 28d. Discount 10 per cent.
At Bahi► coffee supplies bad come forward sparingly, and
but little had changed hands at 6300 dole, per arroba•
Trade generally dull. Exchange, 271 to 28.
Money at Buenos Ayres was abundant, and interest on.
reasonably low. Exchange transactions for the Magdalen►
were considerable.

The amount drawn on England is estimated at
120,0001. steriing, principally at 665. The price of gold
wu 396 per oz.
The produce market was dull, and transactions limited.
The export. of wool and Saladera produce were expected to
be heavy. Freight. were consequently advancing.

SPAIN.
THE SPANISH CONGRESS.
MADRID, F. 3.

To-day, in the Congress, Senor Valera brought
forward a proposal for the recognition of the King-
dom of Italy.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs replied that he
could do nothing in the matter at present, as the
Italian question was inseparable from that of
Rome.
The rumour that Senor Salaverria and General
Serrano contemplate tendering their resignations is
unfounded.

It is considered in official quarters that the re-
signation of General Prim has strengthened the
cabinet.

MADRID, FEL 3, EVENING.

The following is a more detailed summary of
Marshal Serrano's reply to the proposal of Senor
Valera., for the recognition of the Kingdom of
Italy by Spain. The minister said :—" Nearly
all the nations which have recognised Italy
are protestant. The recognition of Italy by Spain
would be inseparable from any event which might
be accomplished at Rome. The presence of the
plenipotentiary of Francis IL in Madrid is due to
purely personal considerations."
The minister did not consider the accomplishment
of Italian unity was an easy matter, and he doubted
whether the catholic mind of the Spanish people
would approve the ideas of Senor Valera. He
recalled the fact that Carlo Alberto, King
of Sardinia, delayed for eight years to recognise
Queen Isabella, and said it was possible that Spain
might follow the same lino of conduct towards his
descendant. In conclusion, he denied that Spain
followed the inspirations of France on the subject
of Italy.
Senor Valera withdrew his proposition.
The government is taking measures for the pro•
tection of the Spanish possessions in Guinea.
The vomito has disappeared from the Canaries.

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA.
WA Bost)
CALCUTTA, Jsm. 16.

Shirting quiet. Copper unchanged. Exchange
on London, 2.0 g. Government securities, Five
per Cents., 1051. Freights firm and active.

BOMBAY, JAK.IS.

Cotton unchanged. Five-and-a-Half per Cent.
Government Securities, 112. Freights advancing.
CANTON, JAN. 1.
Shirting% dull. Total export of tea to date,
81,625,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4s. 9d.

SHANGHAI, Dsc. 24.

Tea lower. Silk advanced 10 tads. Export to
date, 58,240 bales. Exchange on London, 6.2 g.
Freights; unaltered.

MELBOURNE. tow. 24.

The shipments of gold since the departure of
the last mail amount to 24,125 or.s. Trade is dull.
Exchange unaltered. _ _ _

MARSEILLES, Frs. 3.

The Messageries Impetiales steamer Labourdon-
nais, with mails from India and China, and 600
bales of silk, arrived here at 4 p.m. to-day.
The Cambodge reached Saigon on the 29th of
December.

Three thousand five hundred French soldiers prams, to the =meet whim the heed fells. The bead
me leaving Cherbourg for Mexico ; MOO aw embarlciag at and as bar of the Perm izscubed will be placed, is Few'
Alfieri for the Name destiesliam, besides SOO •rmbs for the •saes of the wiles••••, is a sal° pssFsred basssaiss4 sod
teems soles. Arab have Use hot* up iu ell prayers by the priest will close the proceediap.
directions tor the purdahs of moles ;it appears that sot The latest dates from Vancouver's Island are to
less ebbs 15,000 el these Redd animals are required, December 7. tbmall•pox t. committing ravages among
Borne diaappoiotmeat is tell at the little pewees yet made the lodises is British Columbia. 17,000 pack animals have
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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1863. 3
LAW INTELLIGENCE. Poland was in a state of insurrection, and they were going - REIGATE ELECTION. ' SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) MONEY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MINES.—(THIS DAY)
to have anew king, and that was the reason those tickets
—...--.
---o.
(min DAY.) would be wanted ; and that they were equal to our pro- NOMNOMINATION.-(THISDAY.) Two o'CLoye.
Two o'Cleem.
missory notes. The prisoner left the Relate, and afterwards (ax XLIOTRIC TILIORAPIL) Two o'CLocx. There is *till a large amount of business going
In the railway market to-dey,. Midland stock is
called for them, and said he bad heard from his father, and The nomination of the candidates took place
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. they would not be wanted L He brought some other ticketa
After Term Sittings at Nisi Plias at Westminster.- DI
wi him, however, and asked Mr. Trier if he could es- this the candidates coming forward they
morning. On irmer, owing chiefly to forward in the mining• market. North Roskear,
and lass further the improved character of the
(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and • Speciaities some like them. He said he weld ; but he suspected w ere greeted with cheers and hisses from their respective receded 1. Metropolitan shares are also again lower, Consols have risen I per cent. To-
and Wheal Union steady ; and
Jury.)they andtold him callnext day ad •
were money,
he would let him know. In the meantime Mr. Tuer cam-
eLs RE r. THY QUM -PETITION OF RIGHT. When silence was restored Mr. BURLS proposed Mr. Wil- stocksstill firand have risen East warne, Condon Console, Illim
_, municated with the police, and the next day when the . are very m, - this department. English railway stocks are Harriett, and East Russell dull. The present
The further "tried ef this remarkable en" wee reamed prisoner Marcus called he told him he would do them. kumon as •• at and proper Porton to sit in Parliament, end re- London and North Western dock is now quoted
this morning. As the case premeds the interest mange .The • th itt rad h odrod •
pruner en o e a a in ear CO or,h 1 u there present the town of Reigate. He was seconded by Mr. 97i to 981 ; Great Western. 631 to 1 ; Midland, ge y ,wl pOn nerall firm •th the exce ti of Midland, quotations are as follows :-Wheal Harnett, NI
In the foreign to 4 ; East Russell, 51 to 4 ; East Nosewerne,
daily crowded eindeden WwPiannth emitneenitnereishiipbuildthean alluricivilbnienn! being two or three colours. The prisoner called Nonni. 127 to I. ; um...him ond torkthim logi to i ; which has fallen fully 1 per cent.
several times to see how the work . progressed Mr. Pinches then proposed Mr. (lower in
Lognuntdbonr ,aetm.Nand
still;eBGtern,rnat lecejtetorn,
*eft tocat; stockpazticmulaarrklyetasthree
regards
nGcryeeokf
gineers. The case for the crown was openedCaradon, 474 to 484 ; Wheal Beton, 240 to 245; and impremed upon Mr. Tuer the necessity of the
this- morning by the calling of witnesses. It is ' of the late member, and was seconded by Mr. HAN 13111171"
tickets being dose so that no one could tell them fromCaradon- Consols 24 to 26 ; Mellen, 11 to 4 ;
said there are uperards of 30 wane."' to be called for the the original. On occasion the • net Herman .. Afterwards, upon a show of bands being taken, the re- donian, 11154 to 116 ; and Great Northern, 127 to ment in which is undiminished. Wheal Union, 5g 'to 4 ; South Crotty, 37 to :
crown, and, judging from the progress that has already been .
earned him and the examined the stones together, and ex- turning officer declared Mr. Wilkinson to be the selected log.
80 to :
made, the case is likely to occupy the court, if triad out, , • •
Boprirsds, isthuePewzardcitesll/2 34
t°
4 ; North
ikakaar
51
t°
52
; East
i pram themselves sa Great Western of Canada shares are firm and and Drakewalls, 21 to 4.
the remainder of the week.
! after that, and Marcus expressed dissatisfaction at the telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted
A poll was then demanded au behalf of Mr. Gower. Indian branch rather flat. Indian railway firm,
Fo • - •shares remain ins*.
Mr. D. Seymour, Q.C., Mr. Denman, Q.c., Mr. J. A. • tickets not being done, s he said his friend was going to reign and colonial mining
Russell, Mr. Webster, and Mr. Best, were counsel for the : Bd.& and he. wanteda
him to take them with him. are steady. AB regards foreign railway shares, 70fr. 20c., showing an improvement of sc.
tire. Port Phillip and United Mexican are steady.
plaintiff ; the Attorney-General, Mr. Collier, Q.C., Mr. Th. tickets w promised on a certain day, and wino the CRARING-CROSS RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) Sambre and Meuse have improved, and Great Consols are now quoted 921 to 4 for money, and A movement took place yesterday in rho price
Lush, Q.C., Mr. West, and Mr. M`Rory, were counsel i
, risoners called Mr. Tuer gave Marcus fifty-two ticket", Luxembourg are inquired for. San Paulo are rather D 2.
g to 4 for the new account (March 5). The of copper. Present quotations are reported as
for the crown.
with which he left the shop. Detective.offiaar Scott was The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was dull.
The asst Wit". allied WII Mr• earPntlei, civil engineer 1 waiting elan by, and saw the prisoner Marcus show the bald at half-put 12, at the offices of the South Eastern official business report is as follows :- follows
by Messrs. Suns, Willyams, Nevlll, and Co. :
-Mr. Clare, in hie specification, describes the use of TT. tickets to Herman, who took them to examine under it gas. Railway Company ; the Ron. Mr. Brim in the chair. ORDINARY MUMS AND &TOM&
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924,
• -Idanufactured copper, 90. per ton ;tough cake
angle Sates the vertical framing and Tangle iron ss the .1. ht, and while so engaged he was taken into custody by The following report was submitted : Me I Fit I "Amway& 1 Moline Pant I fieles today ditto bestselected, 921. ditto •
and tile, 89/. itto ; 1 ,
longitudinal framing in lengths corresponding with the e -
Zest, and Herman was taken by Sergeant Brett. Marcos " The annexed statement of receipts and expenditure for yesterday. l to I p.m. 4 ; ditto for account, 924 ; Three per Cents.
_„
metal, 84d. lb, sheathing nails, 10d
yellow per . ; .
lengths of the plates, and at the same time the distances . said his brother bad only jut come to England, and could the half-year ending the 31st of December last, shows the lad ell inns.. WoLeasearife. it fle -. Reduced, 92a, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4, ditto.
aPut of the "Trial framing to ahem Platel corresPettdind 1 not ak E lish, and that he know nothing whatever receipts for that period to have been 423,0951. 16s. 4d., and i2l ari.,, la.._,_2lgrhant=•-•-••••
spe eg"'
in dimensions with the distances apart of the vertical and . omit tee tickets, nor what they were for. the expenditure 375,2541. 13s. 6d. The paneled items of 110 .2." i'"*"'", isMd.C. 61 7 ... it i ;Back Stock, 236 ; India Stook, 228, 230 ; The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial
longitudinal framing to be rivetted to these framing; and by The tickets were examined by a gentleman connected expenditure have been on account -of the purchase et Imo Deiedomac
et. sw Bristol and Una -- Cl *7
115 116 1114 -- ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, I ; ditto Bonds, Gold Mining Company have
received, per telegram
that to combine the plates with the angle sou, and with the Bank of Poland, and they were found to be an imi- of the Charing-crou-bridge tolls, 65,0001.; and the 60 I all jdort and Bandon -...- ... ....
~ 98., 13s 14a. pram; Five rive per Cent. 1, enfaced" from Suez, the foll owing &dykes in anticipation of
the angle irons to each other. It is nowhere tathn of the coupons of the Landed Credit Society in Poland, Hungerford-pier tolls, MOON_ as provide' by 20 sal it:travail ... -........ 81 7 - the Australian mail from their resident director, shown that these frames are to be set up in• aod
1 were three roubles, or 94. 6d. each. " The Hungerford-market and Charing-cron-bridge 10 ail inn •j • n0.41v. utile - - -, rupee paper, 106 i, 106 ; and Exchequer Bills,
Mr. Bland, at Melbourne, giving the result of the
dependent of the plates that are to be attached to them. [The trial was proceeding when our report left.] Act, 1860, the purchase of property . required for 1,2 saIRI'D°. 8 titutt=lll l'ut -al' -a • ..
on the contrary the rivets which pass through the angles of the purposes of the Terennal Station at Charing Cross and °' .... 4A die., par.
opera tions of the month of November last :--Quan-
et all lionet,Peeth, & abetin. 13 14 - Foreign stocks are rising, particularly Greek, testy of quartz crushed, 2,698 tons ; yield per ton
the pieta are shown to pass through the angle irons. There NEW COURT. the City Extension to Cannon-street, 111,80i1. 15e. 3d.; and gt, ng meaeureasantebegow ma gyi -. is no evening of the frames independent of the plates. If works, 106,240/. 12s. The purchase of the bridge tolls was St. 19:4 gesegew a 9. Nana 18e min Mexican Egyptian, and the new Peruvian 13 dwta. 15 gre. gold ; receipts, 3,0501. ; expendis
the frames were rutted together before the pens were (Before Mr. Baron ChannelL)
completed on the Bth of August, and of the pier tolls on the 84. 100 Meet Pastan
put on the angles of the plates could not receive TIIII FRAUDS UPON INSURANCE AGENTS. 28th of August ; since which dates the revenues derived fie IN Do. A Stock.- 43 44 4
20 tons of lead ore yester-
any fiesta. By figures 1 and 2in the plain of George Ruxtos, 46, shipowner, and James Berrie, 42, from those sources have been collected by the servants of sat.. „Iddea ne,„_Dte ra,,,,_,,M 221,,,,e,„,,den Pak 13 24 and the Coupons, 104. Spanish Passive Bonds Holmbush Mine sold
the specification • workman would understand that mariner, were indicted for conspiring together, with others, the company.
The materials of the suspension bridge " -- '""*" - day at 15/. 17s. 6d. per ton; and 30 tons at
every nut is to go tbrough the plates and angle- to obtain, and obtaining, a sum ot 1,6001., with intent to et WO Orese Northern
have been sold for the sum of 5,005 i. to the 64. IN Deal Area nodtv. 1301
117 es
nig 130 - continue to meet with inquiry. Turkish have
21. Os. 6d. per ton.
iron together. Everything in the letter-prees denceiP- defraud the Universal Marine Insurance Company. - risen Ito 4 per cent. New Grauadian
-
tion goes to the reverse of independent framing. Mr. Brett, Q.C., and Mr. M'Cullagh prosecuted - and of removal to give place to the railway girders. et. lee el gosella Wen. ths.) as tea - securities are comparatively dull to-day. Some of
The term skeleton framing was not known in Mr. Serjeant Salentine, Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Orridge, &net Mr. It will be observed from the report of the engineer, 84. .40_ Ommil„_..‘___Wella_,a l3l 11 131 14 31 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
the trade before in the sense of the specifics- Giffard defended. that the works have made satisfactory progress during the f!: Le" ,anw."•""""'"`Giutlek - - - the presentquotationsaresubjoined :-Turkish 1864
the Thera There is a difference between the provisional The case, which seems likely to occupy the court tbis day last half-year. The bridge across the Theme at Charing- "R.: ..-- --L.A. Trutubtr' 174 176 1001 6 Loan, 87 to 88 ; ditto, 1858, 72 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, fiLtRIC-LANK--ITEIIS DAY.)
and the complete specifications, the Litter comprising thirty and to-morrow, appeared from the learned counsel's opening
iMackwall 74 78 76
aces is fez advanced towards completio ; the brickwork iii: fa --- ead peen 111 us id 111/ 11 xd 68 to 4 ; the Consolidis, 41 to 4 ; the Edam Monday the supply of English wheat his been ex-
mitten not within the scope of the former. Amongst speech, to be that the prisoner Buxton was • shipowner •
,_ on the south side of the river is nearly finalised ; and con- at. I =11=0"/Crr. 42 et 424 ~,,i Mealy short. Flour limited. Barley, malt, oats, beans,
then, he claims the working of wood decks with under bars merchant at lave:Pool, end Bottle war hie captain. I° siderable progress has been made with the manufacture of St. 110 Ifontelange Nara •enne. 071 .51 New Peruvian Loan,
88 t° 41 ; --- sad pew untreated. Scotch and Irish oats very small.
or pieces of angle iron or iron of some sort. It has been a 1861 Rattan purchased a barque of 553 tons, which had the iron work required for the remaining irders in It. IN IlanameheeethWeelsre ma lee Mil
Venezuelan Six per Cents., 611 to 4 ; Tbe foreign arrivals continue very short of wheat, all Ann
common practice for at least 20 years to construct decks in been built at New Brunswick in 1851, for which he gave the immediate neighbourhood of the London-brid Ilt. Ice IdeL•dbefftlmwde'll 41e 411 - rinse. Flour more liberal-American barrel& Of barley
mach • manner where iron is used. It has no bearing 2,000/.,and he meat 1001. ?Roe the repairs. He then insured Termi that the directors anticipate that the 50, ell Mm7Port.o._ sand Dernele-t , - -•-. Transactions are recorded as follows :-
,KgYP., only two small reportoi, French. Oats extremely
whatever to the attaching of plates M a framework. At the the ship for • sum of 2,2., end the ship Wee, chathered line will be ready fork ale between London-brief ace the lit to "s" "5. 2_7-- 7,7, I—, I% 11 isi rise, 994 ; ditto, second issue, 984, e, g ; short ; • few bags from Ralnlaull. A few hams frw° the
time of the specification nothing was known of armour to tabs • cargo of coals from Cardiff to Bt temporary statio at Charing.oross i the course of the en- Ilk IN Midland .....:- -7 l2B 114 thew grain or seeds arrived.
WI 111 21 Greek, 211, 4, 224 ; ditto Coupons, 91, Mediterranean, sad no o . _ _ plates, and there is nothing in the apecithation to lead the paul de Leander, upon the Woman Coast of Africa, and suing summer. statics
important character of the station at efts 516 Do. Now lll 111_ r• li Pm To-day the wheat trade is dell ; selected samples of
mind to them. In my opioion the complete specificatious upon the ship, the cargo, freight homeward, and goods eh:sing-cross, the various interests to be considered, and et. ...INas e,flima..•M.,_Derbr• •11 la -4, 101, 4, 4 ; Mexican, for account, 32ii English fetching Monday's rates ; inferior unsaleable.
- essentially differ from the provisional specification if they which he alleged were on beard, he effected an insurance the multiplicity of the details to be arranged, have for soma 80 ell m.o. we -De I"`e ••• —at that day's quotations.
331.; New Granada Land Warrants, 64, 4 ; ditto, Foreign steady
constiente claims of invention. amounting in the whole to the sum of 6,6001. These cm occupied th„ttemmo of the directors ;and they 33 25 en Do e Shares - -.-
Flour, trade slow• without Neap in value.
[The case was proceeding when our report left.] insurances were effected in four different offices. On the ell Illd Ran
length enabled to state, that, having definitively e:ilrled tlii an Mid Cad (Cray LlisM - - -
- ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 134 ; ditto De- ems malting barley •very firm, at het quotations. Dia-
Stth of December the vessel sailed from Cardiff, and upoo the plant, with the assistance of their engineer et. 218 Noah Brnesit .._.-.. . set 63 - Lured, ex Hectares, 64 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, tilling- and grinding quite, as deer,
COURT OF EXCHEQUER. the 2nd of January in the present year the ship was and the general manager of the South Emden Be, 100 Do.l3en.,Perth,Dund. ss 54 211 an im roved ssle to-day, with a slight advance 4 .
874, 87, 881 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 474, Date P
ffittinp at Nii Price at Westminster,.--(Before Mr. Baron abeadcmed in a sinking Mate, off the Scilly Islands, Company, the works have been begun and are itt. lee IL ILatermeisr. tek - 1001 1001 - value. Beans dulL
Bramwell and • Commas Jury.) where she foundered, and everything was lost, now in rapid progress, with a view to the satin 16 - 47 ; ditto 1862, 47 ; Russian, 1862, 95 ; Spanish, Peas not inquired for.
Do. Tads -- . a7r ii. - and the crew ame home by the ship Indus. On the pri- factory accommodation of the public on the full °peeing of et-• g
PATILS/P. RARN/A-XITSAORDINARY CASS OP ASSAULT. Tern
- goner's arrival in England he applied for and obtained the the mil. y .
The proprietors have already been informed el- ilij °at Carlisle
Thin was an action for assault under eery peculiar eircum full „,,,,„et of the insm.„.„,e_ sad the ram of money which a ' • 1* 130 -
464 ; ditto Passive, 274, 4, 4 ; di that the delay in the commencement of the works car
stamps. The defeadent pleaded that he committed the as- he --i7e;i. ii, • • ' of • tested 81. lee Lath lemiten
molt is selfdefence. war . Wilmer, la 44114,1 bills ne4l4 with the City terminus is Cannon-street, was occasioesd by 10 i a No. 24ew I 1 Put - 104 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 874, 1 ; ditto FLoATING CAM3OI% quet without change, and several
, some inquiries which had been made into the of lading • difference of opinion bet
he the Admiralty and the hi ' all "in arammagam- • 15 14 16 1 sow on oder.
Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Henry "MS were counsel which he reduced, was taken into custody, and tried at thelo lag NarthAllWestieslunc. 11 11e - 1862, for amount, 724, 72, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds,
ARAIVALS INTO LONDON 11016 FEB. 2 TO FEB. C.
for the plaintiff; and Mr. Sernant Parry and Mr. F. J. Smith Liverpoolp •in February, when he was aequiteed, and Thames Conservancy as to the nplan of the second bridge 5, no 1,0,16,10.1,,s 119 in -
74 ; ditto 1862, for account, 684, 68 ; Venezuela, Mellish and Rata. Irish. Forui,m.
appeared for the defendant. Assizes across the Thames, as prepared by the company's engineer. gt: me soma er„ g abezia: ,Th go -
the present charged preferred. Wheat I lee 1 .... I 1:14°S0
The plaintiff, Mr. Richard Payee, is • contractor at Chat-To cable this difference to be determined by the arbitration os. Ho lama Iftelleme lO5 106 -, for account, 24, 4 ; ditto 1862, 614. Dailey l9O ham. Tire defendant, Mr. Geo. Barnes, • manure merchant [The cue was proceeding when our report left] of the Board of Trade, • bill was introduced at an 10 an Mueenbury • Widapl - - - 110 3OO
in the same place, advanced period of the late session of parliament, and the re- et. 100 feweeselee Mika .... N ele - The demand for Ottoman Bank shares continues, oats
MaK
The nature of the case baldly explained by the following quisitepowen were obtained under "The Charing-cross Rail- fit. tee Ruth Drees 2 '' _
and a further improvement has taken place in rem. ansuale ele ram ; torelge, a• sacks ; 1:600 brie:
evidence : THE POLICE COURTS. wiy(city Terminus Bridge) Act, 1862." The Board cd trade 32 IN tn.: rater """""
, - 88 70
94 WI f
_
them, the old having been dealt in at 39, and the
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARLUT.
Richard Payne, the plaintiff, said-I am • contractor for baring accordingly been implied to and approved the rt; jai' . VortaL•lirise-ner 102 104 -
discharging 'Mpg which arrive in her Majesty's dockyards (THIS DAY.) plans of the proposed bridge• the construction of the work", so an WaiseeWellseime" el i - new at 04 prem. (THIS DAY.)
from different parts of the world, aod reside at Chatham. which have been let to r.M Wythee, will be commeoced es all Neekten MDlNeselen 201 34 About 20,000/. in gold, forming a portion of the (BY ILICIVIC AND INTRINATIONAL TELEGRAM)
In the the course of my businees I have to leave home for days forthwith and prosecuted to completion without delay. el U De tee if Mo I Pm -
recent arrivals was taken to the Bank yesterday. (not[ OOR OWN CORIXSPONDENT).
at a time. I married my wife fifteen years ago. In spring CLERKENWELL. Notice has been given of an intended application to pule- 111 8 Do do 11111141.• • • 71 Inn -
Tad vole
A considerable amount is expected to be sent in The cotton market opens with a
the defendant. I called his attention and my wife's to William Seams, the keeper of the Alpha Arms beenhop, company with the South-Easters Railway Company ; and M 2Do C
ake.
what I hsd heard. The defendant strongly denied it. On Alpha-place, Caledonian-road, sod dmefia Scalia, his wife, the necessary steps will be taken to prosecute the bill in so ear t Wise .......... - The arrival of 166,0001. in specie is announced ; --
the ast at December, 1862, I left my home to go to were charged with receiving three elver spoons, the pro. the ensuing session. Under the company's set of Moorporn es se Be. .... ......
the City of Baltimore, from New York, having MINCING LANE.-(THTS DAY.)
London on business. I intended to go by the one party of Mr. Brewster, a gentleman residing et Westbouras- tine two directors-the RiOt Hoe. Charles Übe= Villiers, 121
_el
vyasi e pm -
Mauriti
06 33
o'clock train on the North Kent line. When I arrived at road, Barnabury-park, well knowing them to have been M.P., James Whatman, &q.. and One of the auditors, 18* 188 gratracilii,;,; 140 146 - brought 121,0001. ; the KA. Bright, from Geelong, Socethe-The market is liaLiers2l7 supplied with Mc
_the bulk of the parcels
the station I found I had missed the tram There was not stolen. Thomas Parker, Req., retire by rotation, and, being ensile* Ste lee a leina
114. too w esit7 - - -
- 40,0001. ; and the Jura, front Portland, 5,0001. bat there being • steady
offered have found buyers, •t a buyers. Low to fine
another train until three o'clock, and I resolved not to go Mr. Pater, barrister (instructed by Maas. J. and T. offer themselves for reelection." et, ime Wen Oserwall 2O et - Only 208,0001. in Andrei/in gold is known to be , „._ ,_ ..,...
_ollow, sic to ma. ; rainy my
to London that day. I, however, remained at the station Wakeling) appeared for the penmen. The CHAiANAN in moving the adoption of the report, lseo W.11•2=211 - -'cl.leg
to meet • captain, whom I expected to come from London, The evidence went to show that the police went to the observed that the rent successful onetime of the Metro- 5. it" Weld 40 611 41 now on the way hither, but the mail just telegraphed :trolgirot7,&".. 37;.7t0k. ed. ; mystaieed . .
but he did not arrive. I returned home at half-pest house of the prisoners armed with • search warrant for Politan Railway showed that they need have no apprehee- 111, ,150 poto =to N - will report further remittances. yellow and white, 39.. 6d. to 435. lid. Is the West lain
at full prices. Refined
three. I have no anat. We only keep s the purpose of finding •• large qtuintity of plate, which had sloe as regarded traffic; indeed, the only fear was that they it. ;IN Ditto ele N 124 The foreign' exchanges yesterday afternoon were market there is also •• good &mead,
little niece, but she was at school at that been stolen from the West Bad._ The male prisoner said would not be able to accommodate the public adequately firm at the late advance, and the tendency was still is firm, at previous rates.
in favour of the
--
COFFEE has sold freely, sad at prima
time. We have no children. Before I left home I went up that the police might search if they pleased. ea they would to the demands. He believed that by the loathe next half- 1021141 N RAILWAIIIL in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual u Plantation Coke triage, 70s. to 78s. &I. ;low to
Into my bedroom, and tool, 21.
out a a drawer for
my
ex- fiDd .shim of the nod in his keahe. Th• police did yearly meeting was held the terminus of the South Eastern sh. in. 1 amonm. ambili idese. I gems, _ list :
ugtoedneniddling, 83e. fiel. to 88s. 6d. Native email to fine
The bed was then made and the window blind up. search, but & sot lied what they were looking for. Seeing Railway would be at the West-end. (Hear, hear.) It ___ . _
goon garbled garnish to
'ssee-141'l got home I did not me my wife. I called ber three that the female was putting something in her pocket, would probably take about two years to complete the le ell ! 9
21 le .=.....tar...., R
- Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 18 : ditto, 3 days ordma_, 725. gd. to ent. mocha, ---,
11.14 to 15 ; Rotrerdam,3 months, 11.111 to 18; Antwerp, eatowm'h, Db. eel, so ens.
times, bat she made no reply. I then went into the parlour Inspector Braman, of the F division, searched Use and bridge at Hungerfeed.
5 5111Deigtan R. 2 ...
3mentbst 25.424 to 74; Hamburft ma. banal, three mouths, 7 cocoL_Greuids of nhe new crop has sold at 52, ;for
sod sat down. In five minutes I heard her coming is her possession found three spoons "Leh ewe bent, and Mr. Come CHILD wished to know why no mention was es la, a. goatbera(r.l 1 dis Par _
dawnetalm• When she sew me she raked bask a., which were identified as having been stolen from the house made in the report of the amount of need required for me in ______.. 13.7 to 4 I
_• Para. 3 dale, 23•20 a° D ; ditto, 3 menthe, ordinary ad Bahia, 47e. to 475. 6d.
She came down again with scene needle vatic I them tof Mr. Brewster only • few days before. On taking them the extension, nailer the bill now applied for, and what ie on 15.52 j to 60 • Frankforearthe-Maine, 3 months, 119 e to pttco._l,3oo bags of Ballam sold at Bs. ; and • large
apnoea to replace the 21. in the drawer. When I openedlr into custody the male prisoner said he had purchased the wall the cause of the excess over the estimates. N W Indult Renteete........ i Jinn -..-.. I
. rntnrsburi'l (per "Ibilb 8 months, 35 tu 4 ; VIM' pared of ordinary carrattear. cash.
the bedroom door, I found the room dark sad deft spew from • woman who wee in "tree; and who offered The CHM:RYAN said the amount required for the eaten- 114 ill nests 4 3 Ml.w7g on. . 're: 1 4 .!. ... eIL 110.9 3 Luc!
_nth'. 11.85 to 1 Trieste. off- do.. 3 mouths, Rult.._* turoei of sold at ls. fal. ; good,
....
11.85 to 90 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to i ; Oldie, 3 seethe, la 7d. ; bhda and barrels, Is. 91, to le. 10a. Penang.
All the bed clothes were chocked in the middle of the Boor them for male in his house. Other property was takes pa. Moo would be stated at the Wharneliffe meeting. The 21 en lOresllimessWrg.-- l4f 16 13
ad tka bed laid open to the tick. The blinds and curtsies semen of by the police, bat none of it had base identified as excess in expenditure arose from causes already explained, le en nom Amon - 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Genes, ~ ,ka
was all °load As I was leaving the drawers I thought having been stolen. Amongst the y were • lumber including the amount that had to be paid for St. Thomas g 5 en .NamiUsgeL7, ell 31 - months, 25.65 to 70 ; Milan, 3 month'. 25.65 to 70 ; ""R"ater•rtyn.-No sale. reported.
I maw the bed clothes shake. It =pried and of imitation gold watches, and w • are known in the trade HosPitaL tt an Dos..o.Pd. Mg 're St - Naples. 3 months
23.63
i° 70; "err"' 3 um" 217° COTTON. -MO bales have been sold, without material
m inagnallid" me. (Laughter.) I lacked to the as " duffers!' In reply to further (pastime from Mr. CHILD, te an trosibm at ....I M el ••• to 5; Messina, 3 months, 25.70 to 5 ; Lisboa, 90 dam 521 dans is prima
awe, and ea lifting up the curtains I saw Glade Buses. Mr. Pater submitted that the female • might to be The CeAntmem aid he could sure the bon. proprietor tit II I Dot to flamluy I 1 1 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 63. --
ill 1 Ntheall i tssei Wm -
The bed was in the corner of the room, and be wee at the ' as she was acting under control of her that all the ovensy raised was being carefully applied to the le mammon .el et -, The suspension has been announced of Messrs. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
farthest earner of the bed. I called out "George Berne • has The learned gentleman cited several asses in PurPose fee whirl it ems intended. fie all rotreausegeirmaNdal. • 7 die - is quiet. Town Sallow is quoted 445. nee •
G. W. Reynolds and Co., steel manufacturers, of The market
Y.O._ as. Gs. aiurk.
but be made no answer. I repeated his name • second and favour of his argument, end nontendad that although the In
„ reply t° a question from Mr. 81A714 1111 sal lEssisAyesmani/AOIIAI 44 Ni -be yo, cm the spot,
Smethwick and Birmingham. The liabilities are cash: Petersburg 455. eel ; October to Deosaber, els. a third time, and he said at last, " yes Den, it is," 1 went yWM forted upon her, still she was entitled to her Mr. AwEsilAwM (the company's eneineer) said all the * al lyre* sad ltrenne. , ell 4e -
to be about 30,000 E, and the assets are 461- dd- ; Alma ma,
to the top of the stairs, and called " Mary Ram" Slescame • e, an the beaband had Purchased the 'Poem works were being proceeded with as rapidly as possible. N an Irortmeetellella.lteled - ••• - presumed
lei arsine- I said to her " What is that fellow doing Mr. said he should seed the case few trial. The report having been adopted, the retiring directors 0 "'Da" ands ''''''' considerable.MAßKET.-(THIS
BOROUGH HOP DAY.)
I ;Lim., gm. le. 0..... ' Ulf 11111 - steady trade doing
At a meeting of the directors of the Electric and Neon, piston'. and Smith report • . .
under the bed r. He exclaimed " For God's mike Pa yiie Witham, were called who Proved that theY saw the
. male and audft"..,wern Th"eleuted"___., NI of Illaga and Otianblln .. • -sad foreign hops, at eras
listen 1" I knocked him donn. He got p. end 1 1.. kwl f rhOlia. purchase the spoons In his shop, sea that a gave The meson was then mere specie", lug authority was 10 an ,Royal Daniell - International Telegraph Company, held yesterday, in the better class of both English . . after.
him down again. I did this with my 81 I thee tuned Ise.. far them, telling the woman that she could have theca 16•00 to the director' to borrow on tnnatP4/3 the sum of 8 all •Roul Swedish -
it was resolved to recommend to the proprietors, at rates i low end inferior sorts are also more impend
round and struck my wife. Afterwards I received • blow back stmeassliene if she pleased 75,0001. on such terms and conditions as they might a an I Do. 7 per amt. . • t IL 11
on the back of my head. I turned round and received • Mr.
e___,___ hilly ecieunitted the prisons' to the Minna. think fit. 1111 MI Sambre and Kase ..,.. 101 1 105 i the general meeting, on the 10th inst., to confirm •
COAL DiAREET.-(THIS DAY.)
cut on my sae and another on my forehead with a pair of am imammil far arra* 14 en, no. el per own. Free.
re _ - dividend of 31. 10a per cent. for the last half-year. wont Ea Hata.. v.. , Woe Rod useht., fee. la ;
ee a saaeseloanadmiperel I ~. es The half-yearly dividend on London and Black- Walls zed South Hem., ie... Wall, Red Tee., egn 6d, - tongs which Barnes had taken from the cars plea Me Mr. Pate &wield that bail might be taken, and also that e
seRPRASENTATION OF DEVONPORT.-PLYNOUTH 111 all Do. do. 2ll i -
struck me with the handle pert. A peat quantity of the ewe Wed be seed to the Central Criminal Court for ... .. -
__, ,_ r le all Leath laselreeselen tet 731 IMi wall Railwa stock will be officially proposed, at the Is liana, 16e. 3d. • Walls End
Y Wells End Brad_d_y ..„.„, ~_ . ,_„_ ._.
blood Bowed from the wounds. I received four trial- vr lONISE/AY mORNING.-war Fomenta fiery, ors of the le is !4.&of PorMWPmeta.
V' pm' = rate of 4 per cent, per annum, against 31 for the Hettous• Iffa ; Walls En.divitatamatourrmp • ,1i6,,,7-; Wald blows altogether. At the fourth my wile put b Mr- Berber enwerwted lc tate hail of two sureties in the Lords of the Admiralty, has just arrived by train from Mas eathers a Pees.--. _ 1
corresponding period of 1861. Kepler finings, Ifs. 6d..,
12 ilk es -
rotted my Deck and said " For God's sake, George "Bar= Min of 1001. rob. He refund the application to remove Laden, to Gana= the borough of Devonport for the seat Id 6 'Twin and "tune •' •• el - - Esid Goitre* 15e. 3d. Walls End Bettor; Lynn 15e. ;
The directors of the Salisbury and Yeovil Rail- 14s. • Hartlepool West Hartley,
you'll kill my Unbend 1" I fell down by the window and the trial free' Yee risk= to the Old Bailey. 4 all ; Wen Mud= ..-
vacant by the retire: mat if Sir Michael Seymour. Mr. te all i Be. *an soma Pre- 10 14 - Tanned Moor %Me, r
teat feint sod stunned. I shoved, ray leg throw& two Mr. Wskeling said he should apply to *judge in chamber*recommend to the Hest' e Hartley'
way Company have agreed to 144. 6d. ; &Aside Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Int Bousfield Ferruled, the counervative candidate, arrived la all .ereet.s• W'at rem. " " -
windows and shouted for help. I rushed downstairs to to nin". thiCalS. shareholders the payment of a dividend at the rate fee. gel -105 Alpe at eleekes„
get • policeman, and I went to the doctor, who lived owe. The mermeser7 ball Wan Pot, is the ariresore left the yesterday afternooe. A sharp contest is expected. BRITISH PolignsUoling.
of 44 per cent. per annum on the ordinary capital
site. Barna followed me downstairs with the tows. ow" Mr. Dalgliab, M.P., met a large number of his 1111-IPdl naftW67o. I MUM Priem I deleL of the own f the hAlf.year to 31st Deoember. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
Piny or
He then dropped them and ran out. I was under the constitueeis on Monday sight, in the City Hall. uIN es ,Aelmmele•lllawtemoe W el -
This will leave upwards of 2,0001. to be carried to Weveremor. IMMO/an 1. II A.M.
docter's care 10 or 12 days. I suffered great pain from DEPLORABLE SUICIDE.' "al" - ' 111. IN lesa.Dee.4o.Ts.e.ep.A Wei WO 1041
and made a long and interesting speech. Yr. Weigh le s Do. New. I game- -
the blow, and do sow. The skis was cut in throe plaose -the credit of the current half-year.
Barnezi=orty Ladled of my house paned in review the principal acts introduced sod passed IN Ma analedilaneetemoD2 / Ut 14 The letters of allotment and letters of regret a D w. P. a. aI. sth s. a.
...
An inquest was held at the Dock Hotel, IJpper during the list meam, of parr ref • 10 an _ Day
___
_...,eollmenre . 7 6 -•
I have knows the Mondani since we An
Smithfield, by Mr.
_John Humph of the Mid- talent, erring putioalerly me tee nurjamenweesseinsa - were sent out from the Bank of Wales (Limited) 7- es. s. yg • c 2 I a
were boys. I aver heard from my wife that wager came du., last igh pec tit) th• death of Anne to the Educational Bill, the Salmon Fishery Bill, and to the ...........0&16,.. ur _.
last evening!. It appears that the number of shares Intros.
_. ge S. 11 7 a a- I 4
into my bedroom, nor that the roof required say rr= ---- coroners, - - g
I rely struck my wife with my open hand. 1 and Bush, aged 22, who loather 6 under eery painful cir. Publie.honsee Act. He also spoke at some length on the ige ise De. Zstyktaginte fa fe - applied for is 15,490, while the amount of the first lank _ ___ _ _ _
calmed of the present distress in the cotton districts eel on
did not fight some time before I was knocked dove • soaped ruee,custueruc".7r Rienitme said he •WIP
Ne
°alum
ass°.
" le
-. issue to be allotted ie only 5,000.ram ii.er. 2A2b - I - e
time. I did not sto him. " You —, I'll kill " M —-' K. --e --- that Wad a Mai and hued) the American war, and defended the policy of neutrality at 301 odowsia woduni.• in !lose The directors of the glut India Irrigation and Galway - -
__
..de did not pull off him. and ~ Fe joa,
__,l merchant in Cannonstast, City, and that the deceased was which Lord psi...toes administration had mimed, and la lee elsweLaineekeesadea trat 100 Valenti* . - - _ ___ _ _
Barnes."me nn, I say' s '''''', his servant. On Monday weak she went out fora holiday,a nova isle Rem* - Canal Company intimate that, " having made ~,..
otwoo. _ _ _
you'll choke I did not put my hand la my k t • expressed •• hope that the earns policy would be still 111 IN RIM UAW Pet •P. M ltdi 1 "61 arrangements for the investment of all surplus 'll;4%am
... .el 5,w. aa 0 0 2 leat g
sad say " I'll kilrc ° • and he never saw her elks afterwards.
ll You both." The witness added that be had Mn. Julia Jteglie, Doke-street, Bishopegate. said that adhered to. , U 5 Do. G. lidenelea lPm - 30. et SAW. 51 9 0- - 2
net lived with his wife since. - * 5 Do. A do I Pot - funds upon Government Securities at 6/. per cent. Liverpool ...
12 7 w. a 6 r 3
it 4
A oink deieeesed wee her husband' Uses. Witness had been is- Letters have been received from Miss Rye, writ- 112. Iso sans tooter Ceess, el 22 all to receive from share- Per' •• • sin 7 imp. av , re u. •
interest, they are preparedpe.,..
... .
in Plakford's adios st Chatham, said he had seen formed that deceased bed been keep' with
Hamm at Payer's heemi soma of tit'smg company • IN *I D.. LI wet. Bends et 70 ea - xa - - - - - - -
tee as bawd the John Dusan. bound for Otago, and dated me es Do. a.. deterred m ft - holders payment in advance of calls, and to pay Jersey .
307
es wr.w.
11 rAM 6
The who the p• • then ex passionately " respectable" young mu, am opeician of whom she was
Brest
seised 72Zawhiek Serpent Parry adtred the ' for. food. A short time since iei succeeded in se. 18th and 19th Den, 1862, off South Ainerica, Pernambuco. 11l ou Do.2nd preLßomts., 67 410 as - interest thereon at 51. per cent. per annum, without .
- - L Orient__ .39 W. e - 15711- 1
WI all Da. 40. deferred e 7 60 -
UM and Wald Mr. gar., the deal diming her. Her position cease her the greatest distress Miss Rye, who is accompanied by man hundred young me
,a Do. and
prof. stork. 4,4, ~ _ having recourse to the capital of the company to g 00...
who that he went up to the room at the request of
's of mild. On the Monday in question she west to see bras women, says :-" All well so far, thank God. len as well 140 se Do. 00. defunct 34 37 - meet the same!' Plymouth - - 4
Weymouth
at public house when she heard be ma f the
o 11 4.09 1
Mis. Payne So look at the kali in the roof. He that it a • -
be bed new bad my criminal Miamian. with swan
war understood, of coming to some arrangement about l . _.. • , 10e al Do. do. dolmen 24 16 -
and River Plate Bank (Limited), have decided to Kew 3"41361 LI,: ii- ►1: -, 1.7,i ..m.... it .pred towever, that he denied all 3. °mum weather, nun a gond shfle,nnd enPtnin
-
['The
one was proceeding when our report left) knowledge of her, e looked at her and said "I do sot sickness.. .... I am longing beyond description to le U Do. New 1 pm -• issue the unissued shares amongst the existing pro- London
r ..... e 0.337 _
al w a a
.. _ a
armouth . . .1 * w. . ,
know you." She left the place and wenWo a friend's, land in Otago. I cannot write in detail now." N a Do. January, 11111 . II opm - prietors at 2/. premium, in the proportion of one scarborough .ri w.nw. 6 3
: 7I = 1
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. where she seemed to be frantic. She seized a bottle and Some idea of the enormous number of railwa _a ' 11l 165
y lisset sit retail Cemeefts;.% 125 IS IS '4ll W.Is.W. 4 new share to every four now held. Payment is to Shields ... . _ 4
Heligoland.. W.N.W. • Is 0.30' 1
(Before the Judge Ordinary.) dashed it to pisses against • wall, saying "He has de- -11 l li Do. New 72 7an - be made by the 7th instant. 01111oRNi e. 0611010111 Ain atTILIVIE. mired me, lam named, I will drown myself.. she rushed employes in this country may be formed from the fact that me in rause.. -
The half-yearly meeting of the London and coiner - - - ---1. : , a. Mr. Hell appeared for th, petitioner, a foroigno desk, from tbe hews, and was not seen again alive. She wee a there are 3,000 persons in the employ of the South Western lee MII Dont= &Tx 9I 14 -
in the neighbourhood of Burtommemest He marrkd the respectable well brought cap girl. Railway Company, te 2 ratan Ii li pm al North Western Railway Company is convened for this. _ . _ ___. ! _ _
respond/en in April, 1849, and lived with her tall 1856, Wm. Dickson said that on Saturday last he found the ok IN Near. Gear. 44 per et. 91 lit _
the 20th inst.
The newly-erected shears in the Southampton ..e. tee Do. do. a per et 102 103 103 21
The annual meeting of the North British Amend- Piosesli
when she took to drinking and to pawns( her hothead's bode of deceased floating off the entrance of the St. Kat"- -„i et. tee Do. 41 weal UMW. M 901 - serene.
reseme
property in order to obtain the mesas et satisfying bees rise, Docks, and he brought it on shore. It woe dressed, dock were tooted • day or tiro MOM They are made •" •-•. the 'weileemen. et Bone - - - sedan Company is called for the 24th inst. W. torn. sad boa, 110011.1114 &W. to re. W., &ea*
depraved tastes. At length her husband seat her to • rela. the bonnet being on. That was the twenty-third young iron, are worked by steam, and capable of lifting 100 tons. 60 all iMells. and Hobson Bay. so u -
The Pneumatic Despatch Company (Limited) SMOM. vomit:bad. moderns. 4
times, and in three or far years afterwards be heard that woman whose body be had taken out of the water under They ere the lappet sheers in England, and have cost m in W. "noawickm a""mb. W.N. W. to ANA, Laura. N. es W., treat te ate she had beeorne a prostitute. Tbe orerespoodent, Gulliver. similar circumstance,' i maw ___
__clam A and II _ S
_S -
have issued a fresh prospectus, in which they ..., as...

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinery.)
mom e. 06.011,11 AND GITLLEYILL
Mr. Hell appeared for the petitioner, s furniture dealer
la the neighbourhood of Burtonerument. He married the
rapped/et in April, 1849, and lived with her till 1866,
when ahe took to drinking and to palmier her husband's
property in order to obtain the ussine of mtiefying her
depraved testa At length her husband met her to • rein-
tams's, mad in three or four years afterwards he heard that
she had become a prostitute. The 00-rsepoodamt, Gulliver,
was stated to be a bargeman.
Decree mini.
C 11281711 V. CHIMER AND DAVIZNY.
Dr. Spioke for the • • Chester was • small ins-
keeper es Spilsby, sad he was frequently .b.
mat from home with serisalturul umehinse.wilkh be lei oat
for bare. He married the respendiat 1848, and bad had
Mx children by her. Warty be had become jealous of her
Intimacy with • certain Jure Denbeny, said quarrelled
with her on that erommt. She metinved, however, ,her
baloney with the so--rsepeeadent, until at last she was mr•
primed with him an a private room by the servant. This
ememence led to a esparatioe and to the institution of the
prenuat suit.
Dames nisi with COll4.
STANT 10. STAIR.
Dr. Werabey, for the , the wife of • shoemaker,
at a village in Li sought • divoros on the
ground d emeltv, odaltery, and desertion. The marriage
was Is May, 1846, and sometime afterwards the petitioner
feed her health disgracefully effected by her cohabitation
with the respoedent. She Misted os having • separate
bed. end tits Übe. left her. He had since been
living with • • ow, by whom he had bade family.
Decree Mei with costa.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

(Baton Mr. Justice Wightmaa.)
Hernia llRifler, 24, sad Marcus Stiffer. 19. two foreigners,
Irele earl* epos as isdicemeot with forgive a order for
the Pt of mossy with intent to defraud the Beck of
Mr. Borlesat Bidlaatloe sod Ifietri appeared for the
proteestioe ; W. Metcalfe a for the prancers.
It appeared that is the maw of Nona/or last, the
Prison, Hama, who has bees b. Leedom some lisps tad
speaks Win ver well. west to the asp Sajals. Tuff
sad Field and psesseed two tickets, and eekedJdr.'nur ff he
weld manufacture • ticket similar to them? He sad he
could, sod asked thew what they were ; sad the palmier
aid they were honed by private individuals is ?Mead; that

W. Cams. Thames polies, said that he searched the de-
ceased. Then was a scar or wowed on her forehead. She
was • goallooking yonog woman. There were no letters or
steady in th• pockets.
Dr. H. Soviets said that he had made • poet-mortem
azasniaatios al the deasseml. and foul that she had been
eaeisate for Woe months. The cause of death was suffoca-
ties by drowniog.
The somber said that the case wee a most painful oaa,
and he should adjourn the proosedin,p for the production d
further ',Wawa.
The court was accordingly adjourned.

Bataan or PROMISE CARE.—A somewhat unusual
breath of promire ow was investigated at Dublin on dun-
day, before Banter Bush.. The clefeedant is a Gelway.gen-
dooms sassed Valentine Firapatnek Blake, and the 'genii/
a yomg woman is humble life, of great penosal attrac-
tions. About tram years ago Mr. Mara Mame summered
of her. and told her that b. wished to msaarrrqy her at once,
but a provision In his father's will praridrd that if ha
married within five years of hie father's death, without
the consent of the insestora, the estate would pass
from him to the second sm. Biz father died os
the 24th of July, 1867, and he would this be free to
marry in 1862. Be promised to many when that
period came, and the *Ltdll west to live with him. She
mused as his wife at various respectable homes, and be in-
troduced her se Mrs. Blake to whatever society they met.
In Amu*, 186 he prewed to Mill his promos, sad
pilafied at the ~MarFs eSce for a license to marry the
• ; hat, radar the indmeos of some friends, lie re-
frain dram so, aad deserted the 'WWII towards
the elms et last yew. la the mune of lest to she
Ineugbt an motion %mind him, in which he lei **mat
go by dirk, and the case was referred to the wader end
• jury to mum durges. The plea ate was seramied 6001.
A COMPIDRIRATS Vasesc AT CARDLFF.-•4120 Can-
s hip 011.11•11•116=i• Delia, sew lies ia the Oar-
MN desks wieda The vend is prated
sieit sad le/71•11,= thealme and drams amp les sees sraft.
awl dalise speak Meaty Mss liseasseliern Matra
llimmesiersily eratlicks be Adidas. The mod A-
WAY andismAis

. -
The newly-erected shears in the Southampton
dock were tided a day or two niece. They are made of
iron, are worked by steam, and capable of lifting 100 tons.
They are the largest sheen in England, and have cost
1,0001.

The regiments which compose the garrison of
Perim are being now renewed, their period of reddens,
having expired. Until the present year each regiment in
its tarn was permitted to remain in Pane for two years, ow
year In the city of Paris, and one year in the detached
forts. This favour is anxiously sought for by the colonels
of regiments, se well as by the private soldiers, for besides
the increase of pay, the troops forming the garrison of
Paris enjoy a somber of advantages. This year a change
has bees made by the Minister of War. The residence is
Paris is reduced to nine menthe, and the ooeup►tioa of the
detached forte to the same period, so that the residence is
altogether diminialied by six months.

"Advice++ from Rome mention," says the Debuts,
"that the Holy Father is about to give • fresh proof of his
kindly fiealinp towards Franco by cresting a French cardinal,
who will resideatßoute. The shoes of his Holism has fallen
upon Dom Pitra, a benedictioe, whose virtue and erudition
render him worthy of that dignity. Father Fibs is a na-
tive of the diocese of Antno, and between the years 1852
sod 1&58 published four volume. of the `Spicilegiorn Soles-
manse.' He was afterwards charged by the Pops with •
mission to study the ancient and modern canons of the Ori-
ental ehnretme."

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The Pneumatic Despatch Company (Limited)
have issued a fresh prospectus, in which they
describe the progress of the undertaking, and invite
applications for shares. The operations of this com-
pany excite great public interest. On Friday a
deputation from the board was received by the
Postmaster-General, when his lordship intimated
his willingness to send the mail bags through the
tube which the company have just laid down from
the Easton Station to the North Western District
Post-office in Evereholt-street, and yesterday morn-
ing his lordship, accompanied by Sir Rowland Hill,
inspected the working of the line, and ex-
pressed himself highly satisfied with its enc-
ases. Sir Rowland Hill then told the en-
linear that whenever he was Torepared the
sail bags would be placed at his disposition.
The direction of this undertaking presents every
guarantee that can be desired, the cluiirman being
the Duke of Buckingham, and all the other direc-
tors being gentlemen of influence or wealth. It is
mentioned that " the directors confidently calcu-
late upon snot dividend of at least 10 per oent. on
the company's capital."_

Tea MIDLLWD RAILWAL—The directors of the
lbdhind Railway Cowen, hare decided to recommend to
the proprietors a dividend ea the ordhiery Mock, for time
ball year endiag 31st Dismember, 1862, at the rate of 6/. 10m.
per asst, per ammo.

Subjoined is a copy of a private telegram just re-
ceived from Sydney, New South Wales :—" Con-
tinued drought ; market depressed • all quotations
nomivaL" It would thus appear that the Sydney
markets have again been overstocked with goods
from this country.

THURSDAY. _ FRIDAY.
W. to N. and back, goortertio LW. to N. W., tresh to
strong, unsettled. Moderate.
I.N.W. to N.N.E., Lamens. N, to W., fresh to mo.
W. .. trtrt .q dente.
=., un. W.Caentard. tz W., moderate.
settled. ttaa
W.N.W. to N.N.E. N.W.Fneaci. N.b.. to N.W , mods.
fresh to =oddest'. new. line.
As next above. Nil to
fine.W.N.W.
modowito,
As above. &L USIA= NAL to N. W., mods-
rate, fine.
Nil'. to N.L, mode- L Mare. Northerly. variable.
rate, tine. moderate.

The Raleigh has arrived from China with
690,1271b5. of tea and 300 bales of silk, mid the
Solent with 803,0901bn. of tea and 723 bales of
silk.

Tam dims or m BLTE.—WAs-orrics. F. 3.
—its Queen has bees reamed pleased to give orders for
the eppoiniment of Dopey Marcelsoe, Kat.,
Dirsoler-Osnesel et the Gestegisal Nam, of the •llsited
Kingdom, ad Dinettes of the Nepal &boot of Woes and
Nneenee of Prislicel %shim le lie an °yellowy limber of
tie Civil Division of the issued Class, or Knights Own-
at the Nog liessurable Cedar el the BAL—
I asaptie

Awrr-Se.tvzsY Mistime LISDn. —A meeting
is favour of the anti-eiavere policy of the United States
government was held in the Musie•hall, Leeds, lest night.
under the preadracy of Mc Bajada, nos of the
members for the borough. It was a decided and meet gra-
tifying success. The hall was wombed in every part,
and the resolutions were carried with great enthu-
'Wm. The ersekers, in submitting and supporting the
reselutiona, reviewed the policy of the United States
government, and contrasted it with that of the Southern
Confederacy. Whilst reeogniaing the mistakes of the
former and admitting the unkindly toss of certain portions
of the Ameriesu preen sod petiole towards this ,-onntry,
they relined to the =mores taken by the United Sleben
t to net free the slave populatano, either by To.
compalsoyerpryoeiciFi too, and urged
EMulltstb:edoe• them the of Great Britain
should forget the taunts and often unjust, with
which the policy of the English government had been
treated, and by their sympathy sad rapport help the go-
vernment of the Norther@ States to carry out tbe great sod
glorious policy enuociated in the slavery proclamation of
Itaideet Lineal.. The first resolution, denouncing slaw-
ery, was met by as amendment declaring, in the language
of • similar motion submitted to the State Lergislattue of
Mein, that the proclamation woe asoonMitational, but on
a (Heigh. it was negatived, pot more than a doves hands
being lesid up in its favour. The remaining resolutions
wars cosidisdnranissoasly. The proceedings =tinned front
half-past einini to a quarter to eleven, but though thus
protruded the speeches were listened to with the .best
attention, and the manner in which the resalidicas were
alarmed carried with it the weight which never fails to
.113th heel( to the delibeeste but earnest decisions od a
public meeting of Euglishmem—Lords Mercury of this day.

The Josephine brought fifty bales of raw silk
from Japes' for re-shipessat sit Pewee to New yet It
is stated that if freights ars riesosable. awl AIM Ws MO
itariessassry delays 011 the Istlas^ Uses freighting bed-
sees will be date sa ibis liaa—llea paper.