The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1860.

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Mr. John Fletcher, formerly a farmer, aaetioneer,
and sheriff'. twild, at CB4ttes, weer awaked, who wee
rae over 67 aa mashes to Osier•ewest, Leah., ea Mee-
day, the '26th alt., *weed es Iltawley last ten the impalas
Si. this reeaveL-6Seaferi Mowry.
Mat YALU/ALS llama POISONED.—Mr. Taylor
Peammea, ismerr, 11.
asar ilhowdad, hes emteimil
a wises lee• Owes et la home has bees levertsioly
edwieed. To hemp theta etwillee eiteretive powders
we eves hew dew w elm • mesh ocaudalag,
se wee theeght, the need aamitty el powder, wet
gins w the weeder brew ea Theraley eight, the Ma
la, Met se the anima of the busies Wag seek 11•1011
MO Wm mat rastslag shay rotund le wake el whet had
bra deemed g, tt mem blame appestat that
they two siestas des Ohms. As inewigaulia
thee wank tairteits bed bees weed kr the melt iaww
ad the sieawtfee power. Mr. Swam veletlearreeniess,
wee suit it, sad be applied the weremowy masika bat Si it
tamed that art am at the la team tad three yens hems
that peremit ef the pima wiN ream, haw be aisle: ewe
died es Mendwy. i.e as Tueadey, sad vaster an Weiner
day. The meek Meta ea Nam, sad art mesa by the
bar, wee throws away ; atm es thh wee writes et by a
hem, whet is saes eellarfte hem Its edema Net eae et
Si. working berme wee worth ism thee 4M. la oddities to
Mk Ws= to. mere' at Mr. Paimemee Amp died
dudes the raseessr ken • wedeln discs. The weenie
Ifrarr.
hod ism ha the amoserd shoot two rasa—tihrajord

FATAL RTSCLT or A POACHING EXPEDITION.—
Oa Mesday lase, him yoga*, all seder regimen years
of age, colliers, of C.al.ilM, spent the ueaattpart
of the day in at variety; hems in
Ashby, after which t pa:chart a pa, tad,
having encashed lie obtaining some animasition, shout hark
they proceeded to the gems off of Mr G. FL Beettessat,
at Cobsorton. Rem about ela o'clock, the et
a gun startled one ef 84: • bereire, who, es Ong le
the eget WOllllO9 it proceeded, am of the has, mord
Bentsen, lying dead la the read, Me bead bun scasplogy
ebetteredautoSee. The eoremit gives by hie eseapodeas
wee that a d to had arises Myn thes a the esed rad ens
of them Robins's, width eseateed la a essille, der*
which the gen west off mid killed Harriers. dephieholese
Ward, who took charge of the body of the deeneril, head
pieces of hie skull at • otsiderable diseases from the body,
while pottior of hie brie bed ben ereklured os a neigh-
bouring free. The youths are is estledy.
MALLIAGE AND BVICIDI.—Act impost was held
before Mr. Edwards, caresser, at Whapleda, es Wedneeday
last, os the body of William 8 indworth, who, the morning
sitar his marriage, got op early and drowned Mandl. It
appeared la evidence that on Monday last the deersed, aged
40, was married to Mary Atkin, and that they speed the day
ends ight at her pariate cottage Is the above village. Re ,
UM about half peat 6 on the tollowlag mewing, saying
that he had a pain is hie body. B. appears, kowsw, to
have proceeded directly to • peed are Ike basso sad
drowsed himself; his boor were heed cedar a badge am
to the pond. Mr. Samuel Ssiodcra steed that the
anti Mary Atkin had Lived together is hie earvies; that he
bed steered vary severely from term on tin acseribm; eked
he had frequeetly beard him talk wildly end hmelterady ;
and that be (wirer) believed the dads( the /Mew to
be enfeebled sod hiesehdleg. The Jury, of
ter of Ur asighboartag reeideses, were unaelnerely of
'pistols thee the fatal act wee ecimmitleil during temporary
isesulty. Verdict so:ordingly.-I.ineede /awry,.
A YOttrif SCALDED TO LUTZ IN A TAN PIT.—
On Wedaseday as inquest was lief at the Leeds Tema-
, hell, by Mr. Blackburn, esealther the deeds of Willies
Wade, • youth 15 yore obi, who lived at Boaliagthorpe.
The deceased, who was ea orphan, worked at the taasery of
Ms. Jackson, Basliagthorpe, rid as the 21st alt., he wee
carrying soma leather from the sheds to the warabour,
whim (being In conversation with a companion, and not
Irking whither be was
thee
be fall into • pit coeitabilng
melding hot bark dust, Whng liquor having born only
jos removed. lie wee fearfully @raided all over the bedy,
sad wee removed se speedily a possible to the Leeds In-
firmary, where he died on Tuesday from the dhoti of the
scalding. Verdict, Accidental death."

WILZWILING WITH AN ELEPHANT.—A rather
carious nom occurred us Monday evening during the pee-
formats is the maaagerts. A young man, who had for
✓ams thee hem asrehdly doming the monster elephant,
like • fibrin gladiator of old, to try the
gredirittli the hnga out d dash with him owls. Then is
at the sad of the a take, which are of large dm,
en his red, Idadiatiessatash to the other. Our hero silted
hold of tleis, mad to lean his whole weight upon it.
The eleptiaat, sot together liking this sort of treatment,
datermilaid for his pert punish his audacious antagonist.
He raised his great head aloft, sad the young fallow was
swung from the pesad until he almost touched the °sans
covering, end was so doubt mach higher than his wildest
ambition ever carried him. The animal repeated this, sad
• mooed tilos he descended to the ground, wham the
als-
pliant, perhaps thinking it beet to tamper just*, with sesoy,
wrapped hie trusk round the hapless sad sow
bumbled youth, and very unarremoniously laid hies is the
mud that overspread the door. The weals was *did, the
elephant cooing off the victor, white hie °embolden picked
himself up, sad, amidst the hearty laughter of the spectators,
vantsbed.—Blackburn Alandard.
MERSEY Hi via POLICE.— The Money Dock sad
Harbour Hoard at their aisetiag yesterday adopted dm
flanswiag sersagermeat with regard to the duties of a river
Oboe •--t. requiriseg ths assisramos of the polios to bold
by deli dee amenad mad* at the he
able by night to ban
o lola* Woad to see, if Ratasiery, • bleak oirtridge trove
• somekeL The maim at ohs Mope is to wedge gg the
liebtlag sal dipping, three data, The taiga by day, sad
to berm • bias hg
by alght.=sitars, tames, at
ten oa ditty oa the loading stages ere is report such signals
to the aokeriatesdaat of police os ditty."
TRAFFIC ACIIOIIB Tag Mussy DURING Foos._
This subject, which has formed a weasel sous* of discus-
✓un daring the last fin moat* as both rides of the Meet,
was again rroschsd at the Money Bard yesterday. oar
plains,' being made by Mr. Laird, Mr. Derekka, agel
other Cheshire residents that proper step had not. bssa
takes to prevent pilots from eachnriag weasels is the direct
track of the fen" steamers. The complaiseata urged that
some parilmosatary action *mid be takes., if nweessaity, is
wryest the occurrence of the evil. Ultimately the based
commuted to reomaider the subject through the mama of
the Pilots and Hulas Committees.

Ctttf BiaWalrell OF THE CaOwtr.—How may
a lb@ eMt aireate a the crows Law obtained baserary
=Maim •la sprat Is ille active swan d the
ay and naval alas ere diserated wary year,
by seam As • genera rile, it say be rad that the aka
osaassillag • eras rug, or • wait ezpaities, seas
la the asses et these areas neonate ar ship' have dose
good waft or are lute distinguished themeelves
by some koala eat a trallantry. It is his pri-
vilege te aim sea taws to hia dispitchea„ ad
the ceseuerider-la-eldet, or the war minister in Reglad,
that reausawas them be hamar, distinction to the
crows. iswybody knew this there are certain spit-
, otic rewards, raci as brevet pre--ms, ad the military
Order at the Salome apart for these who fight their
owatry's battles with swords, ad unthele, sad heavy gens.
Ws haw • high ream, t for seas who are thee bitimesfably
&Waylaid. Bit he. the able se after baths to be
Swat ties awe which are daft amidst the rear a artil-
lery ad the ebecarity d salpharesso imam? A sailltuy
or stud 'Sur la rewarded tabu bream he displays
permed sea rege in the this, or boas he eahltits
preiwasel eaeldie him to apply the
enissat it &Bury force it his diopeed to as bans peals
asst ens blown he hsppias to be at • partitraler plea
Is • pertkelar race, at a putlealer las. Bat
If are naiad werige, or whet le called " gearatry,"
peatetterwhet higher order, Is the sealty recoiraind by the
Bea hammy era brevet , we are araid
that else the remora nude by CarTidoLua Bialow, his
sdebusted " Pagenk" about soldiers getting all the rape
sad SiBNIPS a the Itimeise, are sit &agar, luperthosat.
And r prelialead Way, a the right mamas to •
c=s4=sefisr the eves:
seers a the Wee desert:
why us inabor • sees Made regime,' lase atlas,
isd the salaam doss Ile duty la the ewe otthe issuer. The
emeatandling allow le wade a C. 8., or something higher.
Bet perhaps the WOW si this very colosrl, who hse made
good me of his regimeat, or. Wag in sommand of Iv, could
sot do ottwwlee elm he (Ist without swain away, 1.1.1
been Wring is as elle. is Loadoe, pen le had, working
wily ad walla late, to embark, to death ato end the
whole army, et take lily brother's ropiest forme • part,
mod ad* wow seal have gess lato the Gad at ail waist
the aserrufal 'seems el the aresegalsed
iieriketeses Mogrommt Ow Jassy.
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ti Icon M Chl.—As to the very highest prizes
of homes stairs. it is, I beliefs, adtamed on all bends tett
them genersily fall to secood-rate men. Civilised mations
have feud it convenitst estirtly tastes op the hallucination
that a stnearelt is the peatta., wisest, tad bait man in Ms
dominions. Nobody sosposes feet. And in the cats of
twer•dittry dysmitise salt an end is not even aimed at. Bat
it is curious to ged how with elective sovereignties it is just
the mese way. The great matestaan of America have very
nasty obtaiaed to the tilgulty of president of the Called
Butes. Not Clays and Wobetere, but Pelts and Moores
have had their four years of frowsy royalty at 'tit White.
Houser. And seat Cardinal Wiesstas candidly bells us
Unit the poet which is regittlel by anilines AS to highest
which can be held by morel, I. all but systematically given
to jattaione mediamity. A gnat pains will never be Pope.
The ow& mot wet be erased te tan dashing a cherloteer.
Give as the Sal mod 'Moly ma. I body buoy. that
the mot mese mine be the Wary le iyMN. BWiloPs
sew b. molida ; bet erobbielope en by ems model with
eosploba U they here off wemedleol thansilves f. ortd-
new woe warthog than that two owl two mho hrsor-
i Fraser', Zolez•use fee Amory.

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The railway share moist to-day, though in-
side*, is steady, at yesterday's prices. The only
variation of important* is a fresh rise of 1 per asst.
In Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, which is quoted
1021 to tit London and North Western stock is now
quoted to 1 ; Great Western, 70 to 1 ; Mid.
land, 11 to 1 ; Great Northern, 107 to 108;
Eastern Counties, 67/ to 661; and South Eastern,
asi to t.
Lmbardo-Vsnatian Railway shares are dull,
at 2$ to 2 prem. The Indian and Canadian
shares are steady; Bahia and Pernambuco are
lower.

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MONEY KABSE2.-71118 DAY.

Two o'CLool.

The funds to-day are slightly flatter, and a re-
duction of about per oent. has taken place. Little
business is going forward. In the share markets
there is no variation of importance. Brazilian Rail-
way shares are weaker.

The first price of the Three per Cent. Rentals at
Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's tele-
gram, was 68fr. 160., ex div., for the end of Ja-
nuary, whence the quotation improved to 68fr. 26c.,
being foc. lower than yesterday.
The new Indian Five per Cent. stock remains
quoted 1041 to iex div. The Indian Rupee paper
is still in request, and rising.

_Consols are officially marked 96j and 1, ex div.,
for the 10th Mat. The present quotation is 951 to
1. Bank Stock has also been dealt in at
2281. The Three per Cents. Reduced at 951 and 1;
the New Three per Cents., at 951 and 1;
the New Indian Loan, for account, at 1041
and 1, ex div.; the Five per Cent. Enfaced Rupee
Loan, at 97 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 104;
the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 981;
ditto, 1869, at 981 ; India Bonds, at Bs. prem., and
Exchequer Bills, at 29e. to 325. prem.
In the foreign stock market there is a reduction
of about / per cent. in Turkish bonds : the Loan
of 1854 is quoted 781 to 79, and that of 1858, 651 to
66. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are
recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf
per Cents., 1868, 931; Buenos Ayres Six per
Cents., 831; ditto Deferred, 211 ; Mexican
Three par Cents., 221; Peruvian Uribarren Foir-
and-a-Half per Cents., 811, ex div.; ditto Four-and-
a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 801 (exchange 48.);
Russian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents.,9B, 981, 971, ex
div.; ditto Three per Cents.,lB69, 661; Sardinian Five
per Cents., for account, 841; Turkish Six per Contr.,
1864, for account, 79; ditto Six per Cents., 1868;
for account, 65/, 661, 651, 661.

The New Canadian Five per Cent. Loan is quoted
2 to 21 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, I to f prem.;
San Paulo Railway, I to k dis., being lower ; Oman
Marine Insurance, 1 3-16 to 1 6.16 prem. ; and
Universal Marine, k die to par.

The 41,3941. in gold by the Tyne, from Brazil,
will be taken for exportation, as well as the 8,0001.
by La Plata.

A further sum of about 11,0001. in gold has been
recovered from the wreck of the Royal Charter ;
26,0001., previously relied, reached the Bank on
Wednesday.
The Australian and Bombay mails left Marseilles
this morning, and will be &livered in London early
to-morrow morning.
The plan which has for some time been in pre-
paration, with a view to the resuscitation of the fine
business of Messrs. F. Calvert and Co., the brewelg,
has now been perfected; and the prospectus of t.R
" City of London Brewery Company (limited)," has
accordingly been issued this afternoon, order very
respectable auspices. The capital is fixed at 600,0001.,
this sum being calculated to leave an ample margin,
after purchasing the whole of the brewery, pre-
mises, publio-honies, live stock, plant, &c., which,
valued at 491,0881. by independent professional
valuers, are to be made over to the company for
460,0001. Of the total of 600,0001., the creditors take
380,0001., and the remaining 240,0001. is now offered
to the public in preference shares of 261. each, bearing
6 per cent, interest oat of profits, and entitled to par-
ticipate equally with the ordinary shares in profits
beyond that rate. The preference shares will be irre-
deemable until after the expiration of ten years, and
then only in consideration of a bonus of 61. per share,
or 20 per cent. The undertaking is brought forward
in this form because, although the general body
.of
creditors have consented to continue their in-
terest in it, and even to accept a deferred
right to the profits, a number of them, com-
prising trustees, benefit societies, and others,
cannot legally take shares in a company. A portion
of the capital arising from the preference shares
will be applied to paying these claimants off. The
net profits made by the brewery for the year ending
the 10th April last (being the year following the
stoppage of Messrs. Calvert and Co.) were 44,9001.,
as officially vouched by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and
Co., the accountants to the inspectors; and the
arrangements of the business having once more
fallen into smooth working ardor, the net profit for
the half-year ending the 10th October hut had risen
to the rate of more titan 60,0001. per annum, showing
a return of upwards of 8 per oent. per annum on the
total capital of 600,0001. This being also more than
four times the sum required to meet the annual
charge of the 200,0001. of preference stock which
it is proposed to call up, and which forms a first
charge upon the entire property and net profits, the
security appears to be unexceptionable. The cause
of the adversity of Messrs. Calvert was an imprudent
extension of their operations, in the acquisition of
land and public-homes, yet the business has never
ceased to yield a good revenue. 'the " managing
brewer" of the firm, Mr. Charles Richardson, retains
the management of his department.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return
shows this week an increase of 1,8241. ; the Midland
an increase of 3,7671. ; the Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,2611. • the Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire (including Bast Lancashire) an
:mesas of 01614 and the North Eastern an in-
crease of 3,8771.
. .

The h;li-Yespx's interest is advertised on the
7 per ant. obligations of the Netherland' Land
Enclosure Company.

The position of the market for American securities
thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:

The market for American securities generally during the
pest week bee not been active. The &wet feature has been
ma unusually large supply of United Seaton Five per Cent.
Bootle. The assount offered far sale hie been reduced by
some considersble purchase", end the price la now steady at
921 to In railroad securities there is no particular °bangs.
Panama Seven per Cent. Sterling Bonds continue in demand
at improved quotationa.

THtIIDAY ZYZNINGI.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 ex div., for
the 10th January, opened this morning at 951 to 1,
and closed at 951 to 11-18. The official business
report is as follows :—Three par Cent. Consols, for
acconnt (10th Jan.). 951. ; Three per Cents. Re-
dead, 951, 962, 98, 961, 961; New Three par Cents.,
951, 1, 98, 952, 98; Bank Stock, 2281; India Stock,
for account. 2t2, ex div. ; the New Indian Faye per
Cent. Steck, 1041, f, ex div.; the Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1838, 981; ditto, 1869, 982, 1. 1;
the Indian Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper,
981, 97; ditto Five-and-s-Half per Cent., 104.
The new Indian Five per Coot. stock was steady,
at 1041 to 1, ex div., for the amount. The Five par
Cent. rupee paper was firm, at 981 to 1, and the
Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 1031 to 104. The
Indian Four per Cent. debentures continue in de-
mand, with an upward tendency.
Exchequer Bills improved 1.., being quoted 295.
to 321. prem.
In the foreign stook market the principal transac-
tions were again in Turkish Bonds, which experi-
enced several slight fluctuations.
No alteration occurred to-day in the market for
bank shares, and in miscellaneous shares the only
feature was a fresh advance in Madras Irrigation.
Great ship were quoted 12e. 3d. to 12s. 9d. London
Dock stock was marked 701.
San Paulo Railway shares were quoted k die. to
par; Bank of Turkey, 1 to 1 prem.; Ocean Marine,
11 to 11 prem.; and Universal Marine, 1 dia. to
par. Ocean Marine shares were scarce in the
market, and 160 were " bought in" at 1 prem.,
against sellers who had failed to deliver them.

LIVERPOOL PILOTAGE.—The Mersey Docks and
Harbours Board, at their meatier yesterday, received a emir
minication from the Liverpool Merrentile Marine Anode-
dots, sugrreating that a member of that body shook' be plata
on the Boatel of 1140111115T0 of Pilots elected by Ilse
committee. The subject was referred for fusible maul-
&ratios.

MINES:-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cloca.

_ -
A telegram from Cornwall this morning an-
nounoes a tie. in the standard for copper.
The market tot home mining stocks is firm.
West Caradon ...hares are inquired for, and have
been dealt .in at 75. There have also
been a number of transactions in 'bares in
Great South Tolgus, Rosewarne and Berland,
Lady Bertha, East Wheal Russell, Stray Park,
Wheal Unity, and Wheal Grylls.
Cobra Copper Mining shares are in demand, and
better. English and Australian Copper and St.
John del Rey are likewise inquired for.
An advance of Id. per lb. took place yesterday
in the price of manufactured copper. The prices
were reported as follows by Messrs. Sims, Willyams,
Nevill, Druce, and Co.:—Manufactnred. 13d. per
lb. ; tough cake and tile, 1171. per ton ; yellow metal
sheathing and bolts, Ild. per lb.
The Cobre Copper Company have sold since the
30th June laet no leas than 7,630 tons of copper ore,
realising 116,5161. The dividend at the end of the
present month will, It is rumoured, be 3/. per share.
The value of this, as of all other copper mining
property, will be improved by the advance announced
this day in the price of the metal.

The (*rambler and St. Aubyn Miaing Company, us the
3rd inst., declared a dividend of 21. per share.
Bingeton Down Console sampled, on the 39th ult.. 240
tons of topper ore.
At Colkeonabe Mine about 24 tons of good quality cropper
ore have been templed for the last two months.
The Bronfloyd Mine sold yesterday 25 tons (computed
weight) of silver lead ore at 151. ls. 6d. per ton.
From North Laxey (lan. 3) Captain R. Rowe writes --
" The lode in the 27 end south hu been 6 feet wide since the
24th ult., yielding capital work. To-day it is again 4 feet
wide, not yielding such rich lumps of ore, yet all saving
work. The 12 end driving south shows signs of improve-
ment ; the lode ie small, composed of goes= and a little lead.
The engine shaft is sunk 4 feet below the 27."

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARY-LANE.-{THIS DAY.)
The weather in London einoe last Wednesday was, in con-
tinuation, frostier, damp, and at intervals showery and
stormy, the wind blowing chiefly from the mouth and west.
This morning the wind changed northward-the tempera-
ture cooled down several degrees. The attendance of the
trade to-day was small, the tone quiet. Prices of most
articles of trade unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain
was small, and of country-made flour small. The imports
of foreign grain into London since Monday week were re-
ported this morning a. small of flour, small of wheat, small
of barley, and small of oats.
Witnar.-Fardish sold slowly at last Monday's prices,
deeding downwards. Foreign unaltered in value. English
while, 42e. to 62e.; red, 38.. to 44a. per quarter ; Dantzio
and Konigsberg, 425. to 665. per 4941 b.; Rostock, 42e. to
60e.; Wear Baltic pad, 40e. to 46a.; French,,3Ba. to 42..
FLOIII quiet Trade at last Monday's pride. Town, 36e.
to 43e.; Norfolk. 31s. per 2801 b.; French, 28.. to 33e. per
2801 b.; Amer., U.S., Me. to 27.. per Darrel.
BASLIT slow die, at kit Monday's rates. English, 24a.
to 465. per qr.; Baltic, 28e. to 345. ; other aorta. 26.. to 30a.
Oils, with • quiet demand, unaltered in value at last
Monday's rates. British, 20a. to Ma. per qr.; Iltv.idan, 19s.
to 24e. par qr. , other Baltic pods, 22e. tai 275. per qr.
Biaws.-lingliab, quiet trade at last Monday's prices.
Egyptian quoted at about lad week's priors. English
tick, 36e. to 41e. ; harrow, 42a. to 46e. per qr. Foreign,
40e. to 60.. per qr. Egyptian, 34e. per qr.
Pike quiet at lad Monday's pities. English boners,
365. to 40s. ; hog and grey lens. to 40s. ; foreign white, 48e.
FLOATING CAIOOI/L-191110a last Friday wily 20 grain
laden vessels were reported arrived at porn of call, dz., 6
wheat, 6 barley,7 Isaias, 1 beans, 1 millet. The sales last
reported were:-Wheat arrived, Egypt Beide, 39e. per im-
perial quarter. Maize arrived, 3 Ibrail, one imperfect,
Ma. 6d ; one 29... Sid. One &kolas, about 20e. dd., all
per 480114. Beatty arrived-Ibrall. a male, 26e. 6d.; 1
Danube, 255. 62., both per 400Iba. This being the Greek
Christmas,transections In this branch of the trade were nearly
euapeeded, and up to the time of going to press, no freak
sale was reported.