The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1859.

away." Very reluctantly the present charge was preferred
she imam mestings of the society, and since then It bad
ben martahei that the Ship wee out of the prisoner's
book the laserees has* taken posesesion.
The prior said he certainly made we of the moody in
Viol= fee Ids cent purposes, anticipating that hie brother,
ttke as psalms cessions had assisted him would state do
end Om amble bins lo =As the amount up, but =for-
tametelybis Mien ealased.
The smiehela pmerked that it was a very serious charge,
sadezezbehme a pay.

RYLEBONE.
,110CIING ut WIFE BEAM°.

John ParLer, a journeyman tailor, living at No. 9, Edge-
ware-plac" Edgeware-road, vas charged orlon Mr. Brough-
ton with the knowing violent wank on hie wile Charlotte
r.

I;;coroplainant, whoore face inhibited marks of serious
violeace' said that she had Leen married 23 years to bar
humbaLl. He wail able to earn a good livelihood, Lut got
frequeutly &yak, when he woul 1 cruelly ilique her.
Mr. I:roughtoo—Whrs di he last wealth you?

Complainant—On Sunday looming lest between one and
two .4.11,K.k. I was waiting up for him as I generally do,
when be came home in a Prate of intoxication, and without
saying a word he struck we a violent blow upon my left eye,
another on the lower part of my back, and several other
blow. about my moon T was twice rendered insensible
before I went kr the police. The wound on my face bled
profusely.
Mr. Broughton—Has he Leen often in the habit of M-
uting y..l.if

-There was tot a day last weak but I w

saL.inited.

• iinughtos—What is his age °
. .

C Auplsinant—lle is 63. 1 have two children, and as
earn try living by my own exertions.
D 131 cud that about 1 o'cicrk on San.
day looming be beard loud aim of " Harder" by • female.
He went to Elgewure•plsce, where be found the complainant
at the door. She was bleeding from a severe wound in her
face, and her dress wan coveted with blood.
Mr. Broughton—Did any ono speak to you in the bowie?
C,,cstable—Yes; all the lodgers were up in their night
clothes, and some of them said that the prisoner ought to
have been hung long ago.
Mr. Broughton to lb* prisoner—You bear what the con-
s eye . .

Prisoaer—Yea sir; I have nothing to say.
The }limner was sent for lour months with hard labour.

The following days have been fixed for holding
the calming ageing Home Circuit. At Hertford, March 2;
at Chcluaford, Matal I; at leldettare, March 14; at Lewes,
March 21; aed at Kiloton, March 26.

STREET ROBBERY 01 SEVIN HUNDRED AND
PINTS POUNDS IN Livntroot..—On Thursday night an
Mahon merchant, named Witham Save, was robbed by a
men and woman in Queen-OmM, Liverp-ml, of his pocket-
book, coataintag 7601. The thieves got clear away, but the
same night Mary Gallagher and her • fancy man,- William
Lynch, were apprehended, tho woman having paraded her
p0re....0 of A 3DOI. and ocs:ral other Bank notes. When
apprrbee.'ed, however none of ths notes were found upon
them. They are under remand.

FIRE AT TWO TALLOW FACTORTES.—On Satur-
doy night the services of Mr. fiaperMtesideint Braldwood and
other members of the London Brigade were called into re-
(misfiles. at two fires, one In the candle factory belonging to
Mr. Alderman Hale, situate In Orange-street, tabu-street,
Southwark ; smiths other at Maws. Cootie candle factory, In
Pollerd'a-row, Be final-green. At the first-named plea,
owing to the ;finely arrival of the Bremen, the throes were
manned to on. part of the handier, the &maga done' con-
sidcring the magnitude of the ph,* being incomidereble.
The other fire was attended wfih a Intone loss of property,
and for newly an hour mat a lurid glare over the whole of
the umtropolts. ruder the direction of Mr. Ersldwood sad
Mr. logo the engines were ret to work from an abundant
'apply of the East London Company's water; but M spite
of the eat room used the the could not be extinguiebed until
newly midnight, and not until the factory in which the disaster
commenced, together with the map stores, was nearly de-
'toyed, and many of the ajolning &ad opposite houses eaten-
✓ive ly damaged. The loss, it le supposed, will fall upon the
Atlas and other fire offices.

THE MOIITIRA Cesz.—At the meeting of the
Board of D.Tntiee oat Wednesday last, Ste. MON. hfonteflore
aanosscod to the board that he was reedy to go to ROM., in
order to preempt to the rope the megeorial of the English
J ewe pm) ins for the restoration of the boy Mortara to his
pos ote , but that, to consequence of the very delicate health
of Lady Monteflore, whose desire it was to accompaey him,
they would not be able to eat out before a fortnight or three
verb.— fru-ids Chrux,ele.

ttc Itistwp Coaru.—The following free trans-
lesion of the national profusion of filth on the part of the
Bishop Corfu (says a letter from that island)
glows that the greet deference shown to the
dtgootaries of lb* Greek church 4 hearing fruit:—
" Ikelaretioa of the Metropolitan of Cush.—lnseranch as
hitherto the appropriate time had slat arrived for
esteeming my sentiments ofdcially with memet to the
asttotral deptinsaler question, whkh to at present in
egiceiten, end inseam:lt as certain persone, unduly info-
rmed by eve or sit 'semiotic Pharisees, have tuelignod
me, alleging that I asterisk views contrary to national
feeling, on Recount of my known political convictione sad
ts owle. to spread pleaders respecting me which are without
truth or foundation, end eiihongh my dear country is long
Mum swam of my feelings by my conduct ; nevertheless,
fir the pramation of all each corruption and calumny of
evil counsellor, I declare to the world at large that the
impost, analter;ble, sad highem desire and wish of both
myself at d the holy clergy of Corfu wee, is, and will be, the
national liirestion of all thy seven islands—that is, their
union with their meter, free Gasses. t ATP! A PCASIO.I. MO.
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Corfu. Kr! ni. the Archiepiscopal Pasco (Greek
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SrrEastartwr AT NAPLES.—Among the materials
which go to maim up the olio Rorlrida of events that take
rare In Naples., 1 met sot oe.ir theft, of St. Antonio, the
renowned god of fire and cf four-footed bouts. Early last
week piles might be sees at the diseases of every fifty yards
fa the eireste of Naples. composted of the wrecks of every
kind of household furniture. Hem and there were pleased
tattles. On one the bust of the saint was placed, with
lighted tapers Wore him. A fiterAino stow' by, and
with sack or box begged for St. Antonio. Two days
before thiry were the images of the Rise end the Hoses
which were thus honoured ; bat by a etdatitution
euy among those whore peruse am registered in Heaven,
St. Antonio had sew replaced them. is the evening may
hundred piles were bluing through the streets. They were
• 'wide. to the god of !lire. During the week and the
fellowlog Sunday other soma use. ring enacted at the
further end of the city. Alenoet every kind of font-footed
beast was befog driven to the church of St. Antonio, in the ,1
Month of hie woe, there to rears the sprinkling of the
prism and the benedictien of the mist. While I was there a
lad rode into the court cn the very extremity of • consumptive
donkey's tail, bat thinking perhaps that money would be
thrown away upon him, beefily rode beak. A ferry whits
male, however, stood hit ground, as did An donkeys
sad half • dozen horses. The Sacrists' laving glom • peep
went in ton pwt that there was • batch staelendly large
tojustify a move, and then the priest came eat, and kissing
his rote put it on his shoulder, end proceeded to pray end
be epe4k. `` &teething for the Pedrosa" exclaim, the
grmlAee and rattled his be:. The aralsis la paid, the figure
of the mint is placed Ly the animas oar, two strings of
bleenits we pat over his neck. and the operation it over.
" Do yea know." saH a tricot " in whine gift the church of
St. Anemia is r. N.," I replied. "It is under the po-
tters, of the Camel:ono 310.9gi0n of the Royal Chapel, who
let, it oat to the highest bidder at 10.000 or 12,000 Mote
• year. Don't be sceptical ; it is • mattes of public nolo-
eletw."— letter Irons
1.111 i: LAST FILII3VBTERING EX rEDITION.—At the
does of last year • filibustering expedition was directed from
the American putt of Made asatut Nitoragua. It comprised
only 100 adventurers; and their flotilla was limited to • single
'ohmage of small bump% called the Susan. However, the
tillimetere Limited of their project, proclaimed the grandeur
of their aims, end vowed, In particular, summary destruction
to any meddling Bridgers who might ernes their path. In •
short time the Sum was boarded by the boat of ea
American cayenne cotter, and carefully examined. Captain
Morrison, the ounmender of the cutter, doubted the hardy
of Ms castanets, sad the Swam on', slipped away by the
aid of a thick fog. After escaping these pared the fillb
beaters went straight away with Morrie spirits sad onus-
rens resolutions, when, ell of a guides, smack west the
alum en a reef, and total shiperreek brought this portion of
their course to an untimely close. What was wows, they
were in the power of the lirldalure, the very people
they but bees defying They had struck at a noel
read known as the (Hovers, shoat sixty miles from
Bebe., in the British settlement sf Honduras, and happy
were they in this incident of their catastrophe. Wren the
circuniatanco became known to Governor Seymour, that
ooke,r Aid Lis eyrie to their object., and determined to see
nothing but their sufferiugs. lie came promptly to the
orsiritance of the 'trended wiventurera and not only relieved
their want., but put them all on board the British steam
sloop Builisk, and sent them book to Mobile. The Ameri-
cans were not half as kind to them. When they got to
Mobile again the district officer appealed to Washington foe
instructinne, end receive, for answer that the names of all
the men hntled from the Basilisk should be forwarded to
goverment, mad that the leaden should he prosecuted
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A LIVERPOOL PILOT IN New 11-01111. Mr.
Jonathan flodireen, the Liveroo I pilot who was In this city
lest winter, having been br,uxbt Away from Livoryoolby the
Conine Mesmer Adriatic. hoe c,•r with a woad adventure
of thy same kind, hie "taking off" time twiny the steamer
North American, on her law trip to Portland. When this
st 4 sour had arrived at the lid! Bony, the place wherethe pilots
neuzily leave the veseele outward bound, a heavy gale of
wind wan pervalline, which mil*, it intpowable for the pilot
to be When eat, sad the .teaser w.s ol,llcol to peoesed with
la on heard. Mr. Hodgson t vprc•. la return by the next
seesaw to [Amyx"' tesaatirn., it ii restless to say, he In
esesteleit, as en the fyraber ouch Wooden from
his WOW, pilots of N.l. Y oh, that it io presented he will
lame se •oteries to r.gvr• his second involuntary visit to
this pat.—. New reef Expreu.
ROYAL FREE HOotITAL, ORA T's-INN-ROAD.
The amble of patients r•lisesd at thir hospital during the
weak eadag Jae. 29 was 2,344, of which 873 winner ewes.

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leading descriptions about 1 per cent. London and
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1021 to 1 ; Caledonian, 84 to ; Great Western,
661 to 1; Berwick, 93 to 3 ; York and North Mid-
land, 773 to 781; South Eastern, 221 to 3 per share ;
and North British, 621 to 3.
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shares have receded to 1 to 11 prem., and the
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MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY,

NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN.
Two o'OLoor.

A new Austrian Loan of six millions sterling
is this morning announced, through Messrs. Roths-
child and Sons. The official notification is as
follows :

♦LATItIAN LOAN FOR 6,000,0001. FIVE PER CENT. FLOCK,
Wall DIVIDEND FROM INT JANUARY, 1859.

Mesas. N. M. Rothschild and Sons beg to announce that
they will receive aubscriptions for a loan of 6,000,0001.
Austrian Stock, bearing interest at 6 per cent. per annum,
which loan was sanctioned by the decree of his Majesty the
Emperor of Austria, on the 31st Dec., 1868, and for the nr
gotiation of which loan, Baron Bretano, Aulic Counsellor In
his Imperial Majesty's service, has been commissioned by the
Finance Minister. .

The interest on the bonds commencing from the Ist
January, 1869, will he payable in pounds sterling, half-
yesrly, on the let July and Ist January, at the Counting-
house of Mears. N. Y. Rothschild and Sons, in London, or
at the option of the holders at the Office for the Payment of
the Public Debt in Vienna, at the exchange of 10 florins,
Austrian currency, in silver, per pound sterling.
The bend, will be of 1001. each, and numbered from 1 to
60,000. The reimbursement of this loan will take place by
means of a sinking fund of 1 per cent. per annum, to be
' applied to the payment off at par, of the proportionate part
of the bonds, to be drawn by lot annually on the 2nd of
Jaz:airy, commencing on the 2nd of January, 1860. The
payment of the bonds thus drawn will take place on the let
of July following.
The subscription price is 801. fee every 1001. stock, payable
at the counting-house of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and
Sons, is follows
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£2O
£2O
£2O
£lO
£lO
To subscribers who should prefer payment in anticipation
of the above terms, a discount at the rate of four per cent.
per annom will be allowed. -
As it I. essential that the times of payment should be
punctually observed, if the Instalments be not paid on the
day appointed, the party making default shall forfeit the in-
stalments previously paid, and shall not be entitled, after the
day, to claim any bonds or dividend warrants in resieet
that or any subsequent instalment.
5 The-dividend warienti
deducted-friiii month
be received by Maisie. N:ll.T.Roins.
child and Sant, from 11 o'clock a.m., on Monday,l3lst
January, and each succeeding day, until 11 o'clock on Mon-
day morning, 711 i February next, when the list will be
closed.

I, All applications to be accompanied with a deposit of 5 Per
cent., which, upon allotment, will be carried to the credit of
ea subecriber ; irt&—de—pierrefiiitla7eite—ramou—Mt

20 per cent. on the allotment, the Wince will be returned
forthwith.

ICaw•cort, St. Swithhis.lute, Jut. 31, 1869.

We will hero merely remark that the loan thus
far has met with no response, being very coldly re.
ceived in the Stock Exchange, where the quotation
for it is 1 dis. to 1 prem.

The announcement ham led to a fall of I to 3.16
• cent. in the fends; and in nearly all the other

per cent. in the funds ; and in nearly au ...-
departments of the Stock Exchange lower prices are
quoted.
Console bare been marked 951 to 951. The
present quotations are 951," buyers," for money and
the Bth Feb., and 951, "sellers," for the 9th March.
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in
at 951 to 96 1; the New Three per Cents., at 95;
to 961; the New Two-and-a. Half per Cents., at 791;
the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures at 991 to
991; India Bonds, at 225. to 20s. prem.; Exchequer
Bills, March, at 31s. to 365. prem.; ditto Jane, at
345. to 375. prem.
Foreign stocks are dull. The New Turkish Loan
shows increased heaviness, the first series being
quoted 01 to 81 die., and the second, 7 to 81 dis.
The Six per Cts. of 1854 have receded to 901 to 91.
Sardinian Bonds remain heavy. Sales:are recordedii
follows :—Brazilian old Five per Cents., IO2:; ditto
Four-and-c-Half.per Cents.,lB6B, 941, 94 ; Digit
Four per ,Cent. Certificates, , 102,31:101};
Mexican Three per Cents., for :aoconot,
201, 20 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents. for account, 911; Russian Four.and-a-Half
per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Five per Cents.,
for account, 841, 841 ; Spanish New Deferred
per Cents., 301; ditto for account, 30 ; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1854, for account, 901; ditto Six per
Cents, 1858, first series, 79; ditto, Guaranteed Four
per Cents., 1061.

At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental
opened at 68fr. 45c., for the account, but
quickly declined to 68fr. 35. showing
fresh fall of I per cent. compared with the last price
'of Saturday.
The steamer Africa has brought 94,9001. in specie
from New York.
The dividend of the Lancashire and Yorkshire
Railway Company is officially announced at the
rate of 4 per cent. per annum. This announcement
has excited disappointment.
The 26,0001. in gold by the City of Manchester
was delivered on Saturday : 11,0001. was taken to the
Bank, and thereat will be sent away.
The 339,1001. in Australian gold by the Swiftsure
will be delivered to-day. The 322,3001. by the
Blackwell is also expected to come to hand early
this week. About 80,0001. has already been taken
for the Continent, but it is believed that a large
amount will be sent into the Bank.

The steamer Alps has arrived from New York,with
11,0001. iu specie.
The other imports of the precious metals an-
nounced during last week have been unusually
large, comprising 339,1001. by the Swiftsnre, and
322,3001. by the Blackwell, both from Melbourne ;
9,6131, by the Tagu., from the Peninsula; 13,600/.
by the America, from Boston ; and 26,0001. by the
City of Manchester, from New York.
The aggregate imports of the week are thus raised
to no less than 721,0001. In addition, at least
80,0001. in silver is known to have reached the
Thames, from the Continent.
The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex-
ports of the precious metals direct from London
includes 8,730 ounces of gold and 3,000 ounces of
silver, representing a total value of about 34,0001.
The gold was despatched chiefly to Belgium and
Hamburg.
The other exports, as officially reported, have been
limited to 10,0001. by the Gibraltar, for the
Peninsula, and 76,195!. in silver by the Ripon, for
Bombay. The remittances of gold to the Continent
via the outports have been upon a very moderate
scale.
Only about 120,0001. in silver is yet engaged for
transmission to Calcutta and China by the steamer
Indus on the 4th February, and, according to present
appearance., the total will be considerably under
200,0001. The last Calcutta and China steamer took
out 270,9581., and the vessel of the 6th instant
612,3541.
The half-yearly meeting of the European
.flu
Company is called for the 16th Feb.
A " Handy Book of Forms for the use of Public
Companies," compiled bfMr. James Henson (pub-
fished by W. P. Metchim. Parliament-street), has just
made its appearance. The contents will be accepted
as very useful, since they comprise the numerous
forms connected with allotment, registration, certi-
ficates, calls, transfers, &c., all forming part of the
routine duties in the offices of public companies.
With reference to the freight market, Messrs.
Sharer, Lamb and Co. report as follows :
Within the fortnight since oar last report Baltic quota-
tions have been established at 14e, Dansig sad Memel. at
which a good many foreign vessels have been placed; Riga
Is ; 0.11 of Bothnia figures hays scercely become
thoroughly fettled yet, but the late will be 47.. 6d. or 465.
from Sandawall and vicinity. The carriage of railway
sleepers forms a considerable item in business done. Quebec
timing freight. have been docent Me to first class Eut coast
ports, and from the lower port. 77a 6d, has been paid, whilst
for Irish ports favourably situated for ensuing fall voyages

Gd. te offered ; from Quebec and lower 10s. lea;
In Mediterranean charters there is vary little • the
same remark applies to West Indies. Export basins=
telly is active. With regard to East India one
merchants are wary in naming rates, and transactions are
wmally a little more than quotations. For berth ships too
to Kurnichea, Bombay, there are openings hence at good
rates.

SATURDAY ETYNTRO.

The funds to-day were rather flat, and a reduction
of i per cent. was quoted after the recognised hours
of business. Some considerable speculative realisa-
tions were effected by one or two influential brokers,
and these operations counteracted, for the moment,
the effect of the recent steady absorption of stock by
the public.
In the share markets quietude prevailed.
. .

Console, which closed yesterday at 951, "sellers,"
for money and the Bth February, were quoted during
the greater part of this day 961 to /, but had receded
at the close of the Stock Exchange to 951 to For
the 9th March the last price was 96/. Owing to
the scarcity of stock the contango" to the March
account hu almost passed away. The official busi-
ness report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 951, 961; ditto, for account (Bth Feb.),
981' Three per Cents. Reduced, 981, 86 ; New Three
per Cents., 981, 961; India Stock, 224 ; Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 991, 99i,
991, 991; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in May next, 1001.
In anticipation of the requirements of the Indian
government, the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures
were pressed for sale, and were marked 11.1 low
as 991.
Exchequer Bills of both issues were quoted 355. to
38s. prem.
The foreign stock market was dull.
Little business was done to-day in bank shares,
and prices were unaltered. Western Bank of Lon-
don were firmer. Electric Telegraph stock retains
a drooping tendency. The market for miscellaneous
shares was also very quiet. Berlin Waterworks new
shares were officially marked 21(41. paid), and those
of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada per.
An advance of 4 per cent. took place to-day in
Nova Scotiaand New Brunswick Government Bonds.