The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-15 00:00:00

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

We have received papers frost the Cape of Good
Hope dated Oct. 25.
Of the four exam tnneports which had lately arrived
with troop., four have sailed again for England—the
Insperador, the Baines, the Insperatris, sad the Cleopatra.
The opportune arrival of these troops bee already (nye
the Cep Toms Mal) had a sensible effect in tranquillising
the resting tribes on oar eastern border, portions of whom
were believed Who at one time seriously bent on a renewal
of hostilities, calealating on the impunity with which a
predatory foray might be made to the then defenceless state
of the colony. The various reinforcements, as they sr
rived, were at once moved to the front by Lieut.-General
Jackson, and dispositions made that effectually checked the
apprehended evil.
The Volluread" of the Tree State have recently assess-
bled at Bloemfontein. A correspondent of the Journal
says it appears from the opening speech of President
Boshoff that the principal cane of this body being now
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called together is the state of the Callon River boundary,
the whole of the farms along which have been unoccepied
all the winter. Moshesh has fai,ed, it is said, to rotors
the Moles cattle and bona, as promised at the
minting at Satithtled, when hie Etaelleacy Sir
George Grey was present. He ha returned a
few horses, but many more are stated to have
been stolen dime ; and one or two farm•bosses are
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also retorted to have been burnt. It will be sow the duty
of the Volkstread to decide whether there is sufficient cause
for war, which we earnestly hope may prove not to be the
ems, al a *ditties of this nature might not only be den-
gereas to the Free State, bat prejudicial to the colony. The
"parliament" which has thus been summoned together,
woosista of about twenty-four membere, two of whom are
Englishmen, four GUMMI, aid the remainder of Dutch
iratraetion. _ _ _

It is reported from Kaffirland, according to Use frontier
Times That then is some talk going on among
the illambies end the (hikes, as to whether they shall
sow or not, the more prudent among them not being
able to see clearly wby they should starve." This certainly
shows that the natives are bee outiog alive to the real nature
of the specious representations which have been made to
them; " but Kreli is still urging upon the tribes in ques.l
time to obey the prophet's injunctions."
A correspondent of the Graham's TOWS Jorernal writes :
—.' Some of the wail-disposed chiefs, such se Kama sad
&Irani, complain that the press eagerly publish everything,
which tells against them, but nothing in their favour. Beal
these chiefs, as well as some others, are exerting themselves
nsalenaly to counterart the evil tendencies of the prophet's
commands, and it is hoped that their efforts will not be un-
availing. Highland is muck altered for the better within
the last ten yews. A proof of this is to be seen in the facet
that a large proportion of the trade carried on with them is
for mosey, instead of unless trinkets. With money
yes can now buy of the Kaffir anything be has for
fele, and this extends far into the interior. This is a vast
step towards civilisation, to which I may add that very her
Kaffir& are seen with a skin kern". All, with very trifling
exceptions, wear warm woollen blankets, of the quality of
which they are excellent judges—preferring to pay Ifs. ow
lON. fer • good article, rather than half that price for a bed
Om. There an many other changes of equal significance and
importance silently going on amongst them, most of wields
may be traced to the seeds of civilisation whisk
were scattered amongst them daring the administration if
▪ Harry Smith, and which we may hope will prods** in dais
time, under the skilful and fostering care of our presort
governor, abundant fruit."
The Eieg William's Town Gazette states, however, ea
the strength of letters received from beyond the Kei, that
the natives there are deetraying their settle at • "lead*
rate," and that the prophet's reputation is as brilliant sal
ever. " Resent reports," the Omens add., " sin show this
prophet to be a man of mach better views and more philesie
thropy than the generality of Kaffir', it being hie intention
slur eradicating all vice from amoog the natives, to attempt
'the reformation of the European population r "
lii. Excellency Sir George Grey, we regret to learn, was
net Is good hesltb. His Excellency, it appears, was suffer-
ing from indisposition before be left King William's Town,
sa his return to Cape Town, as the Frostier Vow dates,
from en old spear wooled in the hip-bone, which he received
in Australia many years ago.
The missionary ship John Williams arrived in Table Bay

ea the Ist Oct., with a mamba of raissiortries oa board for
this colony sad the South Bus. She sailsd again es the 6th.

Within the colony, perhaps, the most noteworthy subject
of remark is the rapid advance which ia being made in the
production of fine wool. The export of this artaole from
Also% Bay alone, during the three months ending 30th
alt., filled seventeen vamelsfor England, and two for Breton,
taking between them 13,716 balm, valued at 222,9821.,
being 1,6661. mote than for the whole of the year ending
January, 1861.

EXECUTION OF .ROBERT MARLEY.-

(THIS DAY.

The execution of Robert Morley, who wee con.
•lcted at the hit mouton of the Central Criminal Court of
the murder of a young man named Richard Cope, under
very aggravating cimuntances, took plat* this morning at
eight o'clock, in front of the gaol of Nougats.

Tb. facts of the crime for which the wretched men
maimed are so fresh in the recollection of the public that it
will be anneesseary to repeat them. The prisoner, it will
be remembered, made a daring attempt at robbery In the
.hop of Mr. Berry, a jeweller in Parliamentmetreet, and in
the cone of that attempt he inflicted deadly injuries upon
the deceased, who was Mr. Berry's shopman, with a Uto-
pians/.

The peisoner, ever since his conviction, has appeared quite
resigned to undergo the eminence, and evidently never, foe
• moment, anticipated that there was any chance of emaping
the capital punishment. He, therefore, evidently appeared

detormismd to endeavour to atone for him mints by a foil
admission of guilt and on acknowledgment of the justice
of hie sentence.

Mr. Mader-Sheriff Croilsy and Mr. Anderion, his eel.
Woe, have been at the gaol three or four times every week
since the prisoner's conviction, and he has repeatedly ex.
pressed his gratitude for the kindness he hen received at
Weir hands. They have frequently inquired whether there
was anything he deiced to be done consistent with their dui,
bat he has always declined, and a'ao requested that no letter
should be given to him, as he wu desirous to divest his in'ttd
freer ell things connected with the world. The prisoner
has paid great attention to the religious exhortations of the
Rev. Mr. Davis. the Ordinary of Newgate, and on Sunday
In partion'as he paid the most earnest attention to the ail-

seems of the reverend gentleman, and his firmness was
most remarkable. The Re 4 Mr. Davis, at the pri•
sonn's reqamt, remained with him the whole of Sanday
night, and down to the period of hie ezecntioa.

after seven o'clock Mr. Sheriff Mechi and Mr.
'Merl. Rear., accompanied by their deputies, Miens.
'Greeley and Audition, arrived at the gaol, and very soon
afterwards they proceeded to the condemned cell. The
yebeeme was standing up, and on Mr. Sheriff Mechi
ia-
sguldag hew he felt, he replied " Very well." His then said
Yng he wee quit* prepared to die, and that he hoped he had
ends his pesos with God. Mr. Sheriff Kiehl said he
hoped he bad, and then inquired whether there wre any-
thing that the prisoner wished to be done. He replied is
a cool and firm tone, " No, sir ;" adding, " I am very
thankful for the kindness I have received from everybody
eines I have been in the prison." Mr. Davis then said that
the primer wished him to say that he deeply regrettti
the crime he had committed, and that he fully acknow.
lodged the justice able sentence, and was perfectly satisfied
with his trial and the verdict of the jury. Malley ex.
pressed his concurrence in the statement made by the
Ordinary ; and his demeanour during thew prcceediegs was
moot remarkable for firmness, without, however, the
slightest show of bravado.
A minute or two before eight o'clock, Calcraft, the
executioner, was brought in, and be at once proceeded to
pinion the unhappy MID. Marley quietly resigned himself
to his hands, and Calcraft inquired if the pinioning appa-
ratus, which now consists of strong straps instead of cord as
foe.nerly, hurt him, and he replied, " Olt, no."
All the preparations were now complete, and precisely at
8 o'clock the mournful pronseaion passed from the ems-
demised cell to the scaffold. The culprit walked with a firm
step and ascended the steps leading to the scaffold is the
same manner. The cap was then placed over his faoe, and
the noose adjusted round his neck, the bolt was drawn, and
the unhappy men appeared to be dead almost in an instant.
There we. an unusu'ly lr-ge t 3coon-e of persons to
witness the execution, end titer behaviour, with very few
exceptions, was orderly sod decorous.
The body, after hanging an hour, wee eat down and taken
back to the gaol, and to-night it will be buried within the
building, in conformity with the terms of the sentence.
On Friday morning a gentleman came to the gaol who
represented himself to be a Roman Catholic: priest, and he
expressed a desire to have an interview with the prisoner.
The authorities of the gaol invariably allow the utmost
possible latitude to unhappy persona in the condition of the
prisoner, and they are always allowed to see the ministers
of any religious pt mission with which they may be con.
aected, if they desire to do so, but as Marley had not ex-
pressed, any such obis, he wee asked whether he had a
desire that this gentleman should be admitted to him.
He replied that be could not understand why such an appli-
cation should have been made, aa neither himself nor any
member of his family belonged to the Roman Catholic'
persuasion, and that he bad no desire for ■ny further
spiritual advice than that of the worthy ordinary of New-
gate, the Rev. Mr. Davis, which was all that
could be wished for, and he therefore declined to see the
gentleman who made the application. No one has visited
the prisoner during the week except Mr. Davis and the other
authorities of the prison whose duty it is to do so, and he has
expressed a wish that none of his relations should be admit-
ted to bim. None of them, however, have applied with that
object, and he has seen no member of his family bat the
sister who was *nuclei to last week.

Executions stNewgate are now nippily much lest frequent
than formerly, and nearly twelve months have elapsed shim
the list occurred. The 'offeror upon that occasion Ma a
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man named Bonifield, whe murdered his wife and throe
children, and it will be remumbered that after he bad beta
turned off be made ►l attempts to get upon the scaffold,
sad succeeded in placing bin feet three er loor times upon
the edge of the drop. The occurrence caused a gocd deal of
excitement at the time, as it IMO thought that there was

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some neglect on the part of the executioner n the perform.
apes of his duty and in cruet queues of what then occurred
a aim mods hes been adopted of pinioning criminals that
effintasUy precludes any chance of each an event recurring.

The Lords Justices have affirmed tho decision of
Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, adjudicating Syets, Walker,
end Co., bankrupts op-h the r petition for arrangement,
the commissioner considering that the proposal they made
was not reasonable or proper to be carried into effect under
the superintendence and control of the coutt.
The suspension of the Kidderminster Bank of
Mown. Feeley, Turner, and Co., is announced, in conse-
quence of the death of Mr. Abraham Turner, its last repre-
sentative. It wu a bank of lour, with an authorised eirco-
lation of 14,3091., but the amount of notes out IF believed
not to exceed 7,0091. or 8,009/. The general Neb.:Rim of
she OODCtin are said to be small. Nathirg bas transpired
is London as to the prospect of their being liquolited
is
fall, beyond an intimation that there is some hle the
basilicas may poesibly be resumed.
In consequenca of the elevation of Mr. Stuart
Wortley from the Recorderahip of London to the office of
Solicitor-General and the absence of Mi. R. Gurney on
circuit, Mr. Bodkin (who in the event of Mr. it. Goroey's
being elected to the of of Recorder will become a eat&
date for the then vacant office of Common Serie mil on Yee
day laat presided in the Mayor's Court, and disposed et a
considerable number of cases, the arrears being very ;rest.
The screw steamer Clyde, Captain David Header•
son, has now been refused from government Scric,, acd
again placed on the station between Sueow anl New
York, and is announced to soil oa the 7th proximo.
The Emperor of the French having, during his
recent stay at Compiegne, observed the great flowage doss
by rabbits in the wo sets and fields, has given orders that ill
the rabbits in the forests of the Civil List shall be destnyede
Professor Clcquer, an eminent Parisian surges',
(uncle of the Dr. Cloquet., surgeon to the Shah of Penis.
who died at Teheran about a year ego, under 6mi:citizen
which led some to suspect that be had been p..isoneo) has
just received the insignia of the highest coder in 1.40111
from the Shah.
THE SATURDAY HALF HOIADAT.—Mr.
Cele, of Chancery-lane, has forwarded to ns a hat, corrected
op to Saturday lest, of the legal firma who have cemented
to close their offices at an early hour on the Saturday a
use
altsr-
noon. The total panther now amounts to WI lit
rale the c natty courts office, in each place where the toad
is holden, may be closed at one o'clock on Saturday afttre
noon incept in those towns where Saturday is the market
der, in which cows the of is to be closed at the same hoot
ma ens. other day of the week.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURT.

Is.fil TIIS uan JP•TICO OV AMA!.
Sr MAIM SOTO —• 111311110 PT.

of the mart this mynah% i idmisb,ps, at the sawing
WC: their mews sad decision upon this ease, whisk was
es uric: front the judgment of the commisieser pasties
iLeSsairupt a certificate of the first slam, anompasied
obterestichts exonerating him from all blame is point
penor.l emduct.
Their :ordships made an order ramifies the esitilleste
tetch had been grated by the oammadosar, sad dip
Ite order made by him; they than mate( to the
tve‘ropt e cortitieate of the second class ealy, with sniper
14J0 thereof for fire 7111011 from this day, sad withlmld Per
roe: proteetioa from him till the lit of Pebreary mat.
Tte sospeasies wu directed principally on the mask
Err. that the bankrupt, in their lordship' *Moo, had
gives sa improper preference to the joist aralltora of Ike
etockbroking firm of Benjamin ad Ruh Boyd, by pease
their debts alter he was morally caseload that
:be firm had ceased to exist by the death of kb
brother abroad, and with • view, no doubt, of resuatag
stocebroking business and connesion as soon se he should
gr. the esrtilieste +Wit be enacted; and assoad/y, ma the
pallid of alacoadoet se a director of the Royal Beak
ot Australia, by authorising this payment of dividends
oe: of capital, long after the Dulness of the masers had
pond to be amperage, and by coaceelieg the reel coati-
ngs of affairs from the tuskless sharsholden till the sop-
pieties of their rota tomato 'maltose to all.

The cue occupied ease days is orgswest, is the mule
of last tows, wiles it was conducted by Mr. Castel, Q.C.,
sod Mr.Roabursh, is support of the appeal, sad Mr.
Swassiou, Q.C., foe attain ebareholdwo; sad by Mr.
Bean, Q.C., Mr. Selwyn. sad Mr. Needham' (of the cow-
mos law bar) for Me beakrept.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

11111101411 AT !It vans av

13111X0.-ALIIO6, BBSIITION 3Y
.4N_Orllol.l. _ _

hers Hawkins led lir. FOAM appeared he the=iiii.
sad Mr. 0•11141511 med errs Logo. essiestai the
This wee as Mks (ppusttt baud se lialosisp) bought by
the plaintiff, Led ewe H.gesbmp, a Gems, sod Meanly
a Iliewasat is *saw' light Ibegisese of lb, Beitili Ger-
▪ Inissoe mew fres the oedemas% UseteCielesal
Themieg, essoissdlog Meer, sempesseiles da•
maga tot die wesegfel conversion et seriebi gesigAit
property albs Oita From the evidesseettbe
ems tb row/Mae Wars rotor, le appeared that is Aapet lest
he was itetiesod MAldiershott, sad that ea the ISM of tint
womb be oblised three weeks' leave of aims , Me the
purpose of ailing his friends at Hammer, but
deftly before the expiates of by Men, he 121111. OMII.I2NS ;
tad, tot MMg shim es seem within the posemillM Moe, ha
writs a letter, sillesemi te the ease of
hie minuet, meta. this Ito wee amiss* sad
tibia, for es @tussles of lava, To hiss
ever, he received so reply; bat, asewleheemMeg Mat,
he did wt swears to Heglead till the >M sit WM
if September, sod as his arrival is Lesies be Wed that
bu mintage had IsitAliesebstt amdgeoeisMalimelegi sad
teat bus easselesles bog be.. area llei ter belasatie sot:
'alms loam Previous le his depareepe bs
ba bed left locked cep Is Me weeds. bit, lbe by el 'Melt
We. fa the custody of Ms mnest—a Is the regiment
—he wearies apparel, ammulsomoste Ow* ohm OW.),
sad smut MMus a
nd iesemesta.ommest tib
(45.ia latter
here we a estralep gibbon d Is-
elish mom) es the Amadeu Leas. Immeilaisk Si,
is snivel be reseeded te Odimetes, where be pasta as
annum with Cassel Flessiles, the isdeedosy butcould
shuts from him se seems le orosust ke ale
amend free the melew however, howl las hie
swidth bed bum left by bin Is Ms bat hod ben
elfW milks 3L 3s. 7d., *bleb amosst was
is Ile chimp el mem esi GIMP debts. Maim
hs we ps surprised, and made ages semsesess
w
Mess ise be eassideeed as usweerestelis
Nevisdriem be suleeesestly s deemse.Pll.=Me
set Om* that he was perfeetly eatbeei Ihe
loves whisk hod bees Mims Is wdipdlies
of hie sifters. It wee as Allows:—" I bail.
that 1, L. =Lc partially salidleall:rilig
the Manse MOM aid with the esemelsem of that
soreeet." Me sessmated this by eaping Oat the dean-
met was be LOW et which Isegusp he woe Maly
fipsreat ; sad, shame ft was gmerpsetel to heal bees
lieselated to him, the tree haat asim=iil lilted bees
withheld. Is the moles meth, the ba Ne les -
edled hie siiidem, mule am aMdavit thee d Ikemisg,
who wee se lesser is ermurid of the regimes% was vies
to Issas the oesstry, sod be was arrested at 11=1:1
lodged Is prim till bag arskl be maimed.
were this gemmessei ressltteg is the preempt esti..
At this Need of theme as Manta, ed the ems white
W Mos soil by nodes by the MIS. Ns. Mapler,
who and Is doe eameity asetkaser, pst Is awl
ma. It appeared that a great tusk, welsh bad
Met 71., IN was little leerier to sew, wee=
!at that as oilakis teat, whisk met 11. 121., we.
slid fir 75.„ a pats of shims Is. Id., three pain of ems
IL, ad as etlokis sap Id., the Mites two artistes bevies
Ms ',bought it" by the aastioseer, who, for his triable,
waled, as was usual, his commie' ios from the gloss
alised—L 3s. 7d.
Mr. °reread, at to elms of the *Wire case, submitted
that this was no seldom» to go to the lazy, lommeelt
ttioE:himl estesed t
la he stay, kaowiag the rola of the
se tibia mks had uo way Wen departed from by
t. It woo cuivoaaary on thsd.ath of a oiliest
to chew Oki elf es, and it wee ridiculous to snoops to
nods, the asauseadiag oiliest of this regiment liable for
the wressfol weirdos of the property, he having ally
owplad with the /11111111110•11 of the envies.
Toe Chief Hann—How do you propose, Mr. Hawkins,
bleak, the desmadeat liable 1

Kr. ilawklos replied that the question raised is the
record wee eye or no was there. wrongful anthereites of the
plaiatirs papery
Ilse Chief Bans—There was not tbe slightest
Sc, saltiest tbat the defendant wee respoasibte tot tr:teroass.
titles, al it bad Not beta shown that they bad ever rushed
the datadant's heads, or that they bed bees dealt with in
lay
Mr Overand urged that the plaintiff was blend by wage
is this ease.

The Chief Baron—The evidecce of wage to sell was at
prawn rather slight. Before the use pretended further,
be would state that there was goon di/inputs, between
what the plaintiff bad statai at this trial, sad what ke bed
anted In as affidavit which he filed In Osteber. To-day he
said his leave was for three weeks, wharem in hie affidavit
he said a fortnight.
Mr. Hawkins said that we. mo. He believed that the
Ines of absence was oily fora foetntght, and wee satisiled
that the diempaacy alluded to had allies frost
eon and set from design.
From the avideses adduced for the defeats it appeared
that Mr. Napier, the adjiment, bad, es wee ewstoneary
in same where officers died, sold the plaintiff's efface
on the 25th of September, the day after he wen (Bemired
the service, be bevies bees reported absent without lean
f r sin weeks, which was tantamount to ea act of demean.
Nsiteonscninioned officers'oe private soldiers'kite wennever
told till two swathe had expired after their Inve had
terminated, but there was as usage which governed mesa of
dreertin of commissieued officers, as there was so finnan
septa record where as officer had deserted. The plaintiff's
leave had *spired on the 11th of August, sad he had not
jived his regiment till the 7th of October, not-
withstanding that he had ntarned to Lando*, et-
cordieg to his own .Lowing, on the 29th of September. The
pleiatars effects, of which an inveatsry bad been made
by Mr. Nspier, consisted of wearing apparel, a bed, •
table, and two chain. It woe denied that there were say
enmities is the plaistiff's hut, the only doenateat whisk
was tread being an hotel bill. The plaintiff, it was ma-
tended, had eubsequently rarfied the ails whist had
taken place by affixing his signature to a document
the Purport of which had been made knows to him through
an ibtsrpreter, and further than that he had banded Mr.
Napier 13. Id., it having been explained that that anoint
hat beets disbursed in the payment of his debts beyond the
sem resteed by the Pale of his affects. It further op-
Mated that the defendant Colima Flossie' was
not the counasading officer when the plaintiff's
letter silting for an eitesoicu of leave arrived, Coloael
Cutsmight having then filled that post. It was duo
proved that the plaintiff bed itedeavonred, before lea Mag
Ss
lsed, to dispose f liie horse,
return, and It which led the belief
'bat it was Int his isoseation to r was urged
that the sale of the property was not the set of the der
readmit, who, oa the *missal of the plaiatiff, we baud
r, comply with the regulatime !aid down by the Hone
Guards.
Th. learned judge, is tee coarse of his maniac up, told
the jury that he did tot •hisk. 'really speaking, that the
Ping. of dispcsiog of an cane, effects was a eufffeisat de-
fence to the aCtlOO, nithollin it might ham the effect of
mit:eating the damages. however, the ciliation chiefly
tonted on the effect they would Rive to the do-
cement which the plaintiff had signed, by which
to had expressed his satisfaction at the dispoeition
wrt,ch had been aide of his property. They mint
bear in mind that that dustmen% was signed by the
plaintiff bisgdf, and if it did sot mean what it professed to
so- en, rime person had been guilty of a crime by reason of
use which had bees roads of that lustful's'', aid that
D' ?eon might be subjected to a criminal trosecotna. If
ti.• pato irt of that doom:teat had been falsely
latertrend to the plaintiff, Ike person so mieinterprotiag
woe a !medullae% person, and a perjurer. However, it was senniebee .'range, that, if it had not bees truly explained,
the plaintiff thonld have handed le. Id. to Mr. Napier
to r. ply him what be bed disbursed beyond the
menet which the plaintiff's property had realised.
7111 real defence was the adopticia sad estate.
ti .s of the sale by sluing that paper, and the
pi•eut elitist la. Id. It was for them to gap to which side
they towel phis 'redraft seder the preelier &immunises,
at the sale, salmi the gulden* on *Mee Me, tad mkt-

'llkor es the leskleesey et the pimiellit
they weel4 e="4lliLl lteashig el ham% ML
Die Wee. the Wien% et Mai esi
the semi Ow. Kammer, the plarelif It Ns Meml. end
ghee M led npreseercd es baring Neely Ilasseposid the
iteeseet, es wl'
1, he wadi meet. Ike whim imullea
tuned, of beteg .test est mere wished Nee slam
the Gelestaat. Tbe. Pim whinge soy hultilisso lame& ma* Nr

COURT OF BANKRIIPTOY.
won at amoomuls asoima.
zit &I =MULL
TM bash t apt.'s finmawsess at Buy et. Ildmisd's,
applied for bis strlllesbr. 111 appeared frost tie *pert of
Mr. Nasal, die adislel mans that the baskrept bad
sated as ems*** barn team de Med ix rebesup, 18d3
he bed meshed MAL as kk den if tha pulsed UN% me
the testi el the real slab, est of whisk he bed pall Obi
Nunes is the metseese and the swim of
pain. Tb assail wu that he bad resolved 1,11321.,
sad lad mpesded 1,9966 The impiety, with its
lensteasse, limed as both ides of lb. Weser sheet
fur Wailer swim* The bean owed 2,6361. Ind*
'radius, end nursed hie ars* at 1,0606 The profits in
tads, • bather, sodw water masafecAtrer, sal meekest,
sod Mbeisksbar, wars 1,6161.• sigalast width Ate wade
enema ems 1,1896, sad the lessee 1,4111. TM books
werepost Masse* kept, bat tie balsam.alleged skeet wee. te a
NOM. esesebarated. The imes 4366 at
Ile leshrlei of 1,353 ma the result a a aseeest,"
seed set lbseded es asp doormats is the pommies of
the brikesiiip Ss thee.
Mr. A. an. fir the senses, eared se oppesttles.
TM holthalpip iipMered le have wises free bis asdni as
essester le 11111111/11111L

Ma Pommel. la mews, to the lout, sold that 7001. of
usele bad bsea esolleal.

The Clearshefeaer—Ho Newts bze=meil is a greet
way lesiewee ; bet la the sears of bees is me-
lds/ setessed es Web MB WS tissmaapt.
la. led, bode besiored. WI bevel km*/ set ea
ketwasager ; he kW sal, soli • taw adobe d
Mr. Tame odi It wee we kte bee allapeti-
Webs weak% tbet he was side an as Ws-
nesser. The bet wee be we • sensed
Ike Sear ild set skink the ease • key i.e.
There hod bees ea seedebeat whereby oweliesekie w-
pm* wee bearred, sad. weali, hewed k
seek emus Niw credited ea
get area des idiom
sad the as was wspelledi te met be bank-
ruptcy alter ell. The went Maw et Ss woe
we the utter easiest te kesppeeper bake—the ISMS
of 99 beak/spooks oat fi M. Nei de bookies' mew&
the cordicate would has. bees esdesid far a sea
leaser parbeL It wedd be withheld fa thew mode hem
the deo of the bet siaaillatile, whoa treated, le be et the
woad olio will protection.

O la UNFOLD 11DPATIL

Tbla was tie Arm amnia( nadir the Makrupto, of Lea
paid Rasa, who was awls baakrapt ass &star la shams,
of ST, Cbastar-turase, lisseat's•park, awl of the Gnat
Nerilisea Railway Company's s is, Hises-sross. The
blakrupt win sot Mesabi op, Ms prometilap Wag
pawl, of a Issual &armor.

ism rook of dots were takes, aad Nemo. Wood sad
Bald, Mak sal ohareteakies, of Wotaferd•eout, Tlurog-
nsttawstreet Oki petttloaise orediten), were appetsted
sodium

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIB DAT.

The Jemmy 111111 MOS of the Cashel Climbed (Isere was
opined We nee by Os MOS IN Ike Lied Mayer,
the Gomm Illeobeee. Alionses 1110 Z. V. Caries. Kee-
aef4, (how. sad Lawns% the IlkeeibArsioe shoo" ie.
The One NNW of the Moshe einlelee the emu ef
elgb*tie primer% whale a wry mideembie aweelow,
se sely a fortnight hes lipid dace the elesenemee ef the
m

Comm lietjeast made a wry kW seem I* the
peadjuty, sheen*" that ehhimilt ime VIM II IBM
pekeseee fee Wel, the ewe, tetth veep few wen
at et • arisen etterestes,_
_sod wen Bee arts pretest
I sal USW*, Is the seeelliesetss of them

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

IIIAN81021.1101:1811.
David rap was brought beim Kr. Aidanasa Haw
ktriiendiblillail via baviair rielsaily sassaltaii a boy maned
narary.
Tbasseinissak who k gaud-bey a sae of Kr. Xmas•
mares ram, add asb se be was ausadisi the barsia, the
disfeadaat sated bin Se as... .at d lir um wril. so *a
arise ins illissesisbpred, insalued bin dews, sad boas
W bad Wee times avast the mews se vieleatly that the
veggie gm the plan thought that death mild be the
ameserwaes.
The deleadaat reeked
the bey bed salad bias by a berribis
arse, sad that he reeked Ms lows without latwaliog to
do Ida 81111iSSI injury.
The sealer et the Hama at Cairsatioa said is• bad tr•-
lesatly erns both .aa sad bay, sad they were both very
id-Mimed peruse. The usia bad boa ea a puke ca-
mbia Seemed up, shamed with baba( assaattsd a boy
sad a girl. end Or illara had bum la die habit of
rein SW Easel dishy j- sod Wesley to %he soy
Ear who was illese witi his esalust. They were
both la the heals of elleadieg buns., ea seemed to be
mill Ire say abet amgesy.
Aldan= Ilembooy dud Ibe dehadeat 10a sad kid
W boy Se lake ireeitzbiegreel is ohs gamester either
ed a possuator er a
Jobs liumesso weseherged Mill.haebeg Won peas et
glees la Ow viable et Ma Met; et Meggido. membed
se wood gold seaseseate, vase yew* et lid. He
seenedel Isipabbles two enionatloa sod eallhoo ems
&Wei au ad _peowasat, bus we. lastaboak airs luso
am* bf palms saidds. whim the dawn sewed
timl admidat at Is Op *Was.
!Mimes the passes treks the glue with
hie _

The Wan maid the said be Wok* Se wisdom
that he =habil ha 'Aeon tits Lord Mayor, sad that
the ersameats Witt have dropped sport ha Mad.
TM prboaer was then mataltieL

GUILDHALL.
A lad maned Hedpath, when head oared y reaghed above
the doth, wan plan 1 at the bar Wen Sr lola Ilingrove,
dinged with the following fraud spin his mistress:
Mae Pulling, • very respectable 'nag perm, said she
we a Casey-begatakisr, sad the prisoner we her errand-
boy. She had tour down begs by hair, the grin of whirl
was to bate bent 12a. 6d. per dons, bat nabs wasted the
matey to elation nether cedar. she nut the primer with
the begs to Mr. Sublet's fumy repository, I. Solana, to
sell then at Sr. 6d. per doses. He, however, sever brought
bask either the 'gooey or bags.
Sir Jobs. Musgrove, remarking the prisoner's ap, ex-
pressed his regret to see Joanne delisgseacise so mach ou
the thaws, sad it was truly !unstable to see Whin&
late the ri the bar brought up la the eastody of
• polionnit sera
thages.
The
p
said she had a gad einnelleg with the
whom! Iron his lan ping, aid although he bad bona with
her oily a went, she had trusted him with sigallu goods
before, sad he had bans very tenon is his duty as thine
onsalosa. It we, a nay serious logs to bar.
Sir John Musgrove Istvan.' how the passim illogased of
the begs, and what he did with the mosey ?
Mr. Battler said the prisoner offered him the begs at fig.
I per dons, glad he ultimately bought then foe His. the
four doses. _ _

iirloWitllaegrose ezpreverd surprise at tits peke paid
by Kr. !tablet for bey 'bleb were made up at 124. 6d.
per delete.
Mr. Bahl*r said be bad paid nearly the pries of goods
mallet* order.

Sir Jobs Massrove said that sight be the Nee; but,
wider ail the insensateness, lw would rocommead Mr.
Babies o give up the property ea resolving the snout he
had paid for it. That would clip be lair towards the
preeesitsts, sad weld act prejudice Mr. Moiler is say
way.
Mr. BOW, acting opts that suggestion, gave up the
property forthwith.
air Jobs Miugrovo thus asked if the priessses friss&
were preset.
Mrs. Modpath, who appeared to he la a very distressed
state of atai, hen MIN forward, sad matt she woe the pri-
soter's "other.
_ _ _

11; ieba—inegrove. NW her if she bad my men dill-
dres besides the prisoner.
Mre.Rodistb said the bad seven dilates la all, wad the
rinser was the eldest bet two.
Sir John Msegrom inquired if she had a bugbear' alive.
Mn. Rodpsth said eke had, bat stafortuately he was
lying et hose ill of sessuesiUm.
84r John Magmas said bore was e thee of • prior Infos-
tonal* wean& with seven Whim to @appose, and a hothead
et bathe dying of ennumption, sad ao one to had kw a
holing hut&
• palliasse, torched by the worthy elderwaa's remarks,
hen pat sone many into tics poor errata's's head, with-
oat Goyim a word, sad for which she sppeued satrithely
grateful.
Sir Jolla Mathrove then said that now the piing imam
had mined back the property In should not think of nod-
igg the gaud at the tar to prises, bat deliver bin over to the
are of hie mother, sad Ike thee dinned Mrs. Rodpath to
nuns in court wad M would no what could be dose for
her la the coarse of the ofthiseen. _

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Tao bey was seeordingly
TRANS&
EXTRAORDINARY OATS
Anna Yowler, a widow ahem 60 pars of was brayed
before Mr. &Ifs charged with eakittaMig sel
Police-coastabis No. 374 IL Naiad tint seem 4184 12
o'elock os Saturday sight the reisewat was besught is him
by a a a w►e said be fetus/ bas about to *raw ha-
asit late t►a Regret's Caul from the Sdalt•hostaa-
bridge, is Salosea'.-tsae. Ile saw a tatter pissed to her
bleast, sad, from the almoners to it, west to a elseadlor's
ahoy, is Ballates'etsas, sad was there Wormed that she lied

Woe it bop um or
aft ndrinoT6sereng vommeirlk."l. H•ligattesTraa ar-
ameateimeamosbre •
ka,vilimuriali; may, WM Odd oho "Mod
bat Ito convoyed hoe tothe
olollso4ooss.

Tholdmw- is deem mid in nowe botosiod to dews
ftlr Oho bed a haw la We goeweloa es Saturday
WISIO. web tame It to hw bona it. She that
mot tiows se the parapet d Os mad •
mei woe tom up to law, eel web low to hos, sad whoa
oho wadi est Man to Ws, be domed hat with Wading
le loom !moon _ _

-114.1116-11 ad as boa to as data?
Pew—No, dr, let at all.
kr.
droop!! liisma Solia—Tbare it no svidesto that du fatoodoll to

—Paleden—lbe add do weed pslas bused, while I
w aide bee is the detiorliewee.
The eraer.-No. I mid I wadi dour palm myself
Me ga la plea.
Kr. lad as Mardis el &swain yeandf P
The priesser—list the imalto
Mr. aelie—Or is palm yedisif P
The primer—Rd I, it.
Mr. Bede—Yaw ass dedirged ; kt das'i sit es the
parapet:of; Stiakheasikwidg• at twelve °Volk at a'gkt
say 11111“.

11.8111
ttail
lON
111110711
WOO
MAI

101
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114
114 i

I 1N 14

The following are this day's salsa for the amount
ORDINLZT 11711•110 AND STOCKS.
Orniclusiss„ op; Ediabar4ll. Perth, sad Dander, 36};
Groot Nerribers, 891 ; Greet WINII/11, ; Loud.. sad
Nat& Wastage, 106 d d; Masabsider, Elliedishi, sad Lie.
esioldro, 344 ; Wales& 824; North British, 404 40;
Nods Bristera, Borwiek, 844; ditto Bittonsioo, 194; ditto
Tai Teak
id 110}; Oxford, Woreester mad Wolverheroptos, 894;
lo Neatly 20.

sozinair.

Lembirdo-Veastlas. iirlistaat sad Lip (with fate-
twa), 81; Pads sad Lyme, 64f.
11117/1 1.041111110111.
.

Gallen sad Mala;;;;, par- . 6 P. 7 t. 772 ; Gnarl Trask
*I Cassis, lle.

. 7513101111 RAILWAY OBLIOUTOXII.
Northers or Frseee, Ism Charleroi, lif per *eat, 124.
mucar.rregvo vs.
Alllllnibill Airicadousl, 26; Goads, 115.

Ants Lau's; Ai nua
Bosh Staffordshire, 9.

.101-lIT STOCK WIWI.

Mi*Uab. 84c4tisi,7ai iii;el;l4aetiirt444d, 171 ; OW'
in Bask, 131, 14.

LOCAL SHAME MARKET&

Unaines.DulS.—ltts nub* maul lanSly, bat satasquaGY
Wpm* doles Usk misty at lie Islossbe Mu. Bietsabia4
lasigilarl Mitre OstsObalirsal Utbsaload, GI. 6 sharts),
111—Gltas W. dams). I —But laastabeisa.az a.—Laaaa.
Abe sal Getable*. 97 es—emb Is.
Imsa, Daa. 116-11altoa. awl , 99.—Laaara. 104-191 d.
kegs. 9116.
Guassmus, Dam 13.—Ths mast was Slat spas So-4u, awl
wins P Um. Ma Maar& was ekes at U. lls. Id. per
drare—llealeplkes
ham sad isaldseIN Gam as U.
Campases Awe at U I sad GlaWap.
allimildes Gas N
Ilancens, Das. LL-219 marina I. let am ves art
samek friseirdea fa prim. leseariere sad Terhelift.
1411
e.
sad Ussibalinl/2 54 (tar NU
ases—
liellllllelleid.eep Cow* 1719, 13 1 Oar NU awnal*
Waists at Carda Now. Si P.

THE VIZOTMORELAND RAILWAY.—Thor .cmy Of
the taisudrd railway from Torbay, in Westmoreland, to
Ramat Rae* bes besa completed. Tb. it.., us sweep&
is Islonia WOOMlalmio at Torbay, theses follewleg the
valley ef the Dane pot Gelsgill.row, and so by the said
river to Wougb, fa the pensh of Havenstosodale • from
Waugh to Newhiggin in the mane parish, weendlis to a
santralt at &wash pestur, from whims it worm war-
&klatch, rau Moog tho east aids of litwudele Gill, sad
COMM oat of the wood la front of awards's Hall, theses
to within about half a rail, to the north of tho village of
Watley. mad so to the crowing of the turnpike road from
Bayeastonodalo, about a quarter of a soil, south of Kirkby
&sem. It the emotes the Ede. 'beat fifty yara
beyond Ilteakrith Bridge, passes over PodgUl, sad so behind
Hartley Castle, the property of Sir Gouge Mwwrave, along
the high ground to Cool Gill, then swooping ironed that
point and keeping the high gronad to the river Bolds,
when there will WI a viaduct of great height, from thanes
to Marisa Castle, es Bulemore, which is ch. marsh of
the preposoil awl hors theses it will par over splendid
pond ft Reensest Cleedw—Oerffsie JOIN7Ia.
RAILWAY Ao33:l3lofT.—The passenger train which
left Duligasa a. Thesday ovate; between its anisettes
retro& In Tick, ran into a coal train when about • site
hos the Ismer town, and tin cosseguesee was that seas
of the brain ware destroyed and the carriages Injured, the
damage done, it is estitratad, anioaftg to about 3001. or
4001. TM train bad sot attaind its fall speed,
or the NOM trig t have boas a soak sore serious owe.
The sere ensidarebly shakes' bet so person
was injured. The train befog delayed, severs/
of the peresswers milked back to Darlinatoo, and punuod
their journey afterwards by the sail tram.-81osiderlandi
Thus. _

A MAN AND lilt Who BURNED TO DEATH.—
• fire broke out yesterday (Sudsy) musing lea oiler of a
house, No. 7, Raglaa-strut, Atkoletreet, at the north and
of the town, sad • man, named David M.Killop, as eagiae.
taster, and hie wife, Jane WHlllop, who lived in the wallas,
sad who were iatoaktated the previous night, were burned
to death, while the Uwe Itself was completely gutted, sad
a family who oesupied the upper stories narrowly esuped
destrastioa.—Lieerpool
AUDACIOUS 11.011SERT.—On Thursday evening,
about wan °Week, three men neared the Crown Tavern.
Jamaica street, Brietol, sad, sitting dews la the urine,
called for lame drink. The parlour is divided from the
bar by a pertltlon, sad upon Mrs. Poole, the landlady, going
tan the parlour. one of the men played a dais against the
door, sad preveated bee from returning to the bar. Another
wont from the parlour lam the side peetege, sad Wafted
to • entreat is the street, who ease la, sad both uttered
the bar. sad attempted to Garry off a desk which was them.
The desk, however, was screwed down to a Mad et master,
sad they began wrenching it off. Mrs. Poole, gulag what
was peas on, seaweed to get oat late the passage, bet wee
teamed by we of the men who bed ressalaed with her la
the and who struck her a Molest blew as the bead
sad her done. She had as maw esmoseed W-
eal than the ear tad mss came oat, husked beg down
and lacked her several times. The other Allows eseeuiod
is wresellag off the Seek, from which they Maimed hr 101. sad 121. la gold and silver, which the semeed,
sad the whole psi then made their escape. Ahi
tics of the thieves bre been gives by Mrr Peeke=
polls, sad hopes are esta tallied that tke fellows will be
apredeeded.
THE GMAT GOLD ROBIIRRY.—At the don of
the evidesce in this ease ea Saturday it was arranged that
a farther remind should take plus until &archly nest, the
20th instant. Pieta, Borges', and Tester, os that day, will
be brought before the Lord Mayor, bat only for the
purpose of being again remanded until the Wed.
ay following. The law requires that remands
' *ball not eatiind torryond a week, end although so settles*,
will be gone into oa Saturday, the prisoners must yet be
plead in the dock only to be again remanded as a matter of
form.

(lonia:Jinn Arpournarrs.—Mr. S. V. Suttee
boa base appointed chief j ads* of ths Suprema Court of the
Mauritius; and Mr. J. E. Ramon° pekoe judge of that
aoart. Mr. Giovanni Coati is appointed Judge at Malta
Mr. Alexander Stewart is appointed a umber of the Leigia-
alive Coancil of Trinidad ; sad Mr. Charles Ashrams
Lousy a mamba of ths Legislative Council. Mr. Hugh
Low la appointed a weather of the Legislative Council of
Lotman. The Chief Justice of Antigua is appointed a
number of the teased of that island.-06wever.

Mr. Baron Mathes', eo well and so long known
as Easter of the sermonise at Rosherrille Gardens, Graves-
end, died so Bats/day, the 6th inst., at his resides's, Hes-
alagtosorase, from the rapture of a blead•verol in the
bead. As one of the " old familiar feels" at a plan of
pspslar resort the deemed will be misled and regretted,
mid Bellew so by a fires of private friends, by whom be is
said to have bees deservedly respected.
THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.
British and North Matrices Royal Kell steam shin
Rama, Captain ;oho Leitch, soiled at 11 o'clock this fen-
noes for New York with the usual mails and advises for the
United State' and British North American provisos% 60
asesagers, sad a tail cargo of merchandise ea freight.

NONBY M4RZEI.-77118 DAY.

Two o'CLooi._

The funds remain quilt, and are now quoted the
same as they closed on Saturday. In the other
departments of the Stock Exchange the fortnightly
settlement forms the chief business, but steadiness is
Ley manifested.

- Consols are ranked Ini to i, and are now
quoted 931 to 1 ax di,. for the Bth
of January. The Three per Conte. Reduced
hare been dealt in at 931 to f ; the New
Throe per Cent., 93f to i; Exchequer Banda
at 98f to j ; Exchequer Bills at de. to Be. prem., and
India Banda at 2s. dia. to 2e. prem.
►_ _ _

Turkish securities retain eiasiderable steadiness-
the Six per Cents. are marked 941 aid 911 for
money, and ost for the 31st inst., and ths Guarantied
Four per Cents., at 1021 to 21 for money, and 102/
for the new amount. The Six per Cents. are now
quoted 961 to 1 for the 31st inst. Other foreign se-
curities are quiet. The sales are limited to Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Conte., at 85 and 651
(each. 122.); ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs.
at 971 and 981; Guatemala Five per Cent. Bonds at
68; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 421; ditto, new
Deferred Three per Cents. at an and 24; and the
Committee's Certificates at 6/ per mat.

On the Paris Bourse the Mantras= of the ex-
isting monetary restriction% coupled with ad-
verse poll:Jail rumours, has occasioned some
discouragement amongst the speculators who
had embarked rather heavily in operations
foe the ries daring the last few weeks, and are, there-
fore, far the moment somewhat overburthened with
stook. We find a strong impression prevailing in
well-inkessed quarters, however, that nothing sup
seethe of miens disquietude will result from the
Conferences, supposing them to be re-opened. Much
of the flatness observable at the moment on the Paris
Bourse is attributable to the extensive financial
operation fist announced by the Eastern of France
Railway Company, who (u noticed below) are bor.
rowers to the extent of 1,360,0001. sterling.
The meeting of Venezuelan bondholders, called for
WNW, next, is postponed until Monday, the
fild _

tie telegraphic accounts from India indicate a
further rise in the exchange on England. The
'demo at Bombay is limited to i to id.. but at
Gantt& the rim is as mash as Id. This movement
will bid to promote a good demand for silver in this
muffled for shipment to the East, and moderate
assonnts of the metal will probably continue to be
drawn from the Continent

The imppoorrtsts of the ludo= metals last week
were ausable. Oar list includes 662,000 dollars
(at which all bat 30,0001. was on French account)
by the Europa, from New York; 90,000 oust= of
gold by the True Briton, from Melbourne; and 1,289
ounces by the Gambia, from Africa.
The total value of the.. snivels is about 477,0001.,
nearly all in gold. Antaopt the direct imports of
slue we also notice 6 oases and 10 sacks by the
Baran Osy, from Antwerp, and 13 packages of silver
coin by the Flora, from Oporto.
The Custom-house statement of the exports of the
pukes metals direct frost London during the week
ending Thursday last includes 784 ounces of gold end
73,000 moss of silver, representing a total value of
about 22,0001. Them: supplies were despatched
chiefly to Belgium and Rotterdam. The particulate
are a. wawa :—Gold coin : To Belgium, 600 ounces;
to Boulogne, 270 ounces; to Hamburg, 14 ounces.
Silver coin: To Belgium, 16,000 ounces ; to Boulogne,
1.600 ounces; to Hamburg, 1,400 moss; and to
Rotterdam, 64,000 ounces. The shipments from the
outputs have comprised 16,9001. by the Tagus, for
the Peninsula; and 168.0004 chiefly in sovereigns,
by the Avon, for the Brazils.
The aggregate shipments of the week, as officially
reported, are thus raised to about 204,0001., chiefly in
gold. The private remittances to the Continent have
also included the whole of the gold ex the Europa,
half of that ex the True Briton, and some considerable
quantities of silver previously received from the Con-
tinent. As already mentioned, the other moiety of
the gold ex the True Briton wan sent into the Bank.
The directors of the Alliance Bank have made a
call of 101. per share, payable on the Ist Jammu.
This will complete the payments on the shares, and
definitive shares to bearer will then be issued.

The Leaden Dissennt Company announce their
intentionersemmeneing operations on the 18th inst.,
in their promisee In Finch•lane, under the superb--
6110111•110 a Mr. A. Kelly, late chief clerk at Meagre.
&Weems, Beadsman, and Co.'s, and Mr. G. Bright- I
wen, who was lee many years with Messrs. Overend,
Gamey, and Co. The capital of this company is at
present one million sterling, of which one•fourth heo
been aid up.
Thep subscription contract of the Ceylon Railway
Company is to be executed by the 31st inst. under
the penalty of forfeiture.
Saturday wee "making-up day" in the railway
share market. The rates demanded for carrying over
the amounts of speculative bayers have been high, but
then operators retain their parities with firmness,
in anticipation of an easier money market, and the'
market for railway stocks consequently shows great
strength. Many parties are disposed to regard the
present rates of "continuation" as exceptional, and
es indicative rather of the struggle between the
speculative buyer of stock and the specula-
tive seller of it in the Stock Exchange, than
as a sign of an unusually heavy outstand-
ing speculation for higher prices. Indeed,
the present account "is considered leas heavy than
the last, and many of the Stock Exchange dealers
appear to have sold more stook to the public, than the
are possessed of. The " continuation " on Midland
stock was lighter in the afternoon than in the morn-
ing. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms
generally current, viz.

Leann and North Wirier,. to 7 reettneatka.
Oral Western . .. ... to I ditto.
Mimi
lemoblee and Yorkshire
Dome 742 to 7 ditto.
chicNorther= 147 to A ditto.
Oileiwire to f ditto.
York NA North 1111d1ind5.......
Nenthlet
Lair sad booth Wester sto 7 dna.
Own Western et Canada .....
Beetent et Mace
Peri sled Lyons ........ ........„-- J i ditto.

.
The Wu of ustseest on French shares were light,
and do not appear in any case to excised 7 per cent.
per 1111111112.
According to a statement published in Lloyd's List,
the total number of ships now enclosed in the ice at
Cronstadt is 388. Of these vessels 127 are British,
52 Russian, 46 Dutch, 34 Swedish, 28 Danish, 22
Oldenburg, 17 Hanoverian, 14 Prunian, 12 Norwe-
gian, 11 Lubeck, 9 French, 4 Mecklenburg, 3 Bremen,
1 Belgian, and 1 Neapolitan.

BATIIIDAT ETZNINO.

The English fonds derive great support from a
growing impression that the existing monetary
stringency will soon be mitigated. The posi-
tion of the Banks of England and of Franco
is considered to point to a lower value of
money. In the discount market today then:
was a good demand, and the applications at
the Bask of England aro understood to have been to
some extent. Nevertheless there was a good supply
of money " out of doare," and first class bills were
readily done at 6 per cent., or 1 per cent. below the
present Bank minimum. Supposing this feature to
prove a permanent one, the Bank will, of course, be
compelled to lower its rate.

Console, which closed yesterday at 931 to;. receded
this morning to 931, and were last quoted 01 to 1
ez div. for the Bth Jan. The official business report
is se follows:—Three per Cent. Consok, for account,
Bth Jae., 931, lex dir.; Three per Cent. Reduced,
931, 1; New Three per Gents., 931, 1, 1.
Bank Stock. 217, 218. Three•and-a-Half per Cent.
Exchequer Bonds, tailing payable in 1858, 981; India
Bonds, 2s. prem.
Exchequer Bonds closed at 981 to 1, being rather
lower, and Exchequer Bills at fis. to Be. prem.
• Tartish Biz per Cents. were unfavourably affected

iStapk

Arrival
Do. ft
Priam I',

...
betlvery-- lest week.....
Do.traw Ist hue "..
arrival last week
Do. from let Jane .......
ties Y. C. per ewt.
De. Town I

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1,914
46,332
1,244
42.43d19
114 s. .
934. Id.

12.1!

i:iii 1,419
74,739 71,1173
2,411 1,399
46,163 71,674
664. 14. 464. Oa.
671. 04. 404. 34.

Attival ha the wools oadlOg Deo. 34. hat par, 9,545 cook% sad
delivery 1,507 cub. Tao arrival hat orook oomprind 10? amigo
trout koala 44 hoot Australia : front South America; and
Intros other Woo:ow—Total. 1.359 sllau

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAT.)
This being the great market, tke number of beasts is, u
usual on that occasion, large, although there are not so
many as was expected. Trade Is not brisk, and,
enept in few instances, priors have lot advanced
much. The supply of sheep is very small, and saleable
kinds are considerably d ; but the biggest descriptions
are not very readily disposed of. Good calm are MUM
d . From Germany and Holland there are 402 bouts.
670 sheep. end 140 calm; Scotland, 600 beasts; 800 from
Norfolk and Suffolk; and 3,000 fres the Northern and
Midland Counties.

Fir Mao of 811.4. R d. a d,
Bat Boo•., Herefords 4 10 2
Bat 81tor48otas 4 8 0':
&toad quality beasts 3 4 2
Figs
Bast Du & 11•11.brcd ‘ 5 2 4
BOA, at :market. 4 118 lama

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sad lambi. 16.890; ;

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Ileum Pattesden and Smith report that an extensive
demand for fine hope continues, at advanced rates, and
such sorts are ♦ery sores. Other qualities tally maintain
late Om.
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COAL MARKET-THIS DAY.

Hatton Walla End, 19r.; Tees Walls Bed. 19e.;
Bastoa Wallies& 17s. 3d.; Riddell's Wallasad, 17e. 3d.;
Hanley Esbails, 16.. 9.1.-195 fresh ships at market.

ACCIDRNT ON THE RIVER, AT BLACXERLARS.

BRIDGE-LOSS OF TERSE LIVES.

Last evening, at a quarter-past 8 o'clock, a =kn.
cAoly accident, cawing the loss of the lives of Cline person,
with considerable peril to four others, who were sand, cc•
caned at Blacktriart-bridge. A boat woe coming down the

river, on the south side, with seven persons in it—three
young men and four females—aid making for the stairs of
the west side of the bridge. The tide was running down
strongly, and they were nimble to turn the boat in towards
the stairs, but were carried beyond by the force of the cur-
rent, and then the boat struck with great force 'picot the
pier of the bridge. A penis here *sized all the party: the
females shrieked for help, sod an rushed towards the end of
the boat n ***** t to the stairs, with the desire of effecting
their swipe. The consequeoce of this wee to overload the
boat at that end, which caused it to overturn, and the whole
party were thrown into the water. The piercing
grim instaatly raised for help attracted the atten-
tion of William l'Anion, City police oonstsble No.
375, who was at the foot of the bridge at the time, and
he saw the boat bottom uppermost, with mveral persons
clinging to it, and screaming for &millstone,. He ran to the
opposite side of the road, where he met with his sergeant,
John FrillUlan, told him of it, and then at once proceeded
to the pier to obtain the boot and drags of the Royal
Humans Society. In the meantime several heats put off
from the stairs, and succeeded is rescuing the three young
men and a yeses woman, bat the beat then went down,
gaming with it the other three young women, who never
rose spin. The society's boats, with their dregs, had now
come up, and commenced dragging for them, but up to the
time this was written without effete The three young men
were taken to a public-house, and, by administering some
stimulants, were soon put into a fit state to be conveyed
home in a cab to Holborn. The young women saved, who
was almost in a drownieg stele, wee taken to the receiving
house, the Jacob's Well, in Upper Ground- ; dry eothee
were given to her, and she ese put to bed. At eighto'c:oek,
about midway between Bleekirien end Southwark br.dgcs,
the men stoat dad with the drags is laying hold of the
boat; some scti,:s belonging to it were also picked up. The
boat had born lo'red at Stick( • bridge from a person
named Lewis, the petty espresoing their intention to go to
/letterset., snl it ought to have returned at en earlier now.

TIIREATEN!NO THE LIFE OP COLONEL PINNEY,
M.P., Ton LTttc —oe Friday a man named Robert Dimity
was brought before the magistrates on a peace warrant
charged with threatening to shoot and murder Cal. Pinney.
It seems that some time ego the colonel bought certain
household property in Broad street, Lyme, which had
belonged to a re:ative of the defendant, in which be (tbe
defendant) bad some rest or imaginary imam which the
colonel f.ited to recognise. It is ton feeling of ditapplint-
meat, however well or ill founded, in connection with some
such matter as this, that the violent* of the defendant is
attributed. The bench hating attentively considered the
cam, and finding the charge evened, ordered t►e defendant
to end cwt mantles, in addition to his own, to be of good
behaviour for silt mouths. and in default be was committed
Ito Dorchester geol.—Salisbury Journal.

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