The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-15 00:00:00

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----- THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1861.
LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SPORTIITO INTELLIGENCE. I:4
'D SE.t AND INDIA TRLEasaPii °IMPART.. SHARE L187A9.-(THI
(THIS DAY.) -...- S DAY.) BBITI3II PISSIIIIIONIL
m ...-- cra DAY.) ..-- .1 sit IPd 1 samara 1 Icksearales. lit ria."l.
• . THE LINCOLN HANDICAP. The second ordinary general meeting of this TWO o'CLOes.
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f .11: ItT OF Qt: KEN'S BENCH. TO Tate [Molt or Tim cleaves. emptily was held at oar o'clock, at the London Tavern ; The railway share market to-day is inactive, but 58 we De, Des..,eo.lna. 55 es
1111 all Do. do. L l6_ 104 -
- • it., hr day ef dragnets at aid prier at °Mid. Itia,-finace my last Many &engem have been
. Mr. J. C. Maltaiinaa la the chair.
Thanziart, which had bee. previously usued, having prima upon the whole, are well supported. South
Sea all Reffslo&LakeßereaßL al a -
~. ~. The yid eye, LsestAje,,,i the E....h..i1i. nude..., in th;a tsf2a,,..._._tiose ofm....l6...parties, isad,„„„ifr.,..urtvroe...w,ill„..,,...siot hoe Eis,tern stock has risen 1 per cent., and London 10 an Do. Preference 6 1
f which 50 were remsases and 67 special jure , "me nip "4.'4. 44.4444 -es ---e - the e•---e---* Tim, eftAramAN moved its adoption. He said as soon as and North Western t per cent. Most other de- 150 100 Buff.,Brant.&Ooderice
th,. f chief Juaica cachhura hued .2222 iii nom. that were originally intended. but thee
tarn
to
6 p.o. Bch., Aug. 1. UTZ
„;„ the hoard of directors were apprised that the government
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• ~,,,,eoh.l.l.ii.,aeatctlioforthiscer;peata
ipathaadi .larvali ;7.ne.nkke
,V.7.1..ppm;.417.,;•ma.,°d,teir tu.4htuh.4,
wthebowair :ifw.rediffffl'fiff; had determined, on account of the defect in the cable, to Neriptions are steady, at the 4 o'clock quotations endomedbyßulTALll. TB SO
ICO 105 Do. Ju1y1,1873, ditto -
i f. 0..,„ than minim,
ased ii
was
the
dm,
ut , stat, npi.,,voutiiiivew, Dooms. wad Blitz and 8ea..., and apply to parliament respecting the payment of the divi- of yesterday. London and North Western stock too 100 Do.Jtuse 1, 1e74, ditto N TO
dead authorised in the last session, they determined to 6an Odowtta &8. Madero i ill• Pm _. • .1.1 lux hassle* to Sae an thine who had been come pieutly better worth trusting.-1 am, Ac..
METEOR. convene a meeting of shareholders. Although the law utheers is now quoted 991 to 100; Great Western, 691 to 10 S CopeT.&Dockep.egna 14 1 dia et
r.Aid did sat •appear whoa their amass were of the crown hall stated that they could discover no oblige- 70k ; Midland, 1321 t°l ; Lancashire and 1 ork- nee mei coriiazi. Tito2..e_pw 44=4 la II
.12814
90 99 74
,a,
tiou to piy the dividend unless the line was in working shire, 1121 to I, ex div. ; Caledonian, 971 to es 100 ems Indian
IST ZLECTIM mmeriatrial order, the government cause to the conclusion that the 0131 ; Routh Eastern, M 1111 Ito 1 ; and Eastern C - SO all Do. Jabbnipore - - ee t'l 11. RT OF COMMON PLIAS. LINCOLN MEETING. -(T El IS DAY.) contract was entirely unconditional. Thee had, there- ties, faji to i, . Me all Do. 44 p. et.Debent e7 90 971
a, at Ned Rios in Learliess.--(Before Lord Chief fore, introduced a 1,41 into the House of Conunoos which 100 ell Do. 6D. et do. . 100 101 ..e
Lotubardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather um eil Do, do. do. esee.7o 14 04 an -
J uniee Ede ad • lipeciel Jury.) TRI.AL SIT.AKES. One mile. would this night be referred to aselectcommittee. The hoard
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.ix r. tattles...3l AID aaormut.-tlig cusron OF Piro. Ina Guilder, Hooksett lagestre, Liwyeitr;eAniater. courted the most searching investigation into all the fiat, at 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 efts, Great Western 20 011„...0.1elonglikle,
olbni erne- ill 23-
..... PNIFISCNUESS. dam, ( onnadruni, Isthmian, sad Morpokr c are re. transactions connected with the undertaking from the first of Canada, after showing heaviness, are now firmer. 'go ell'''' Grand ete,./. pee. ys ett ...
• ~..• an action to newer a share in the brokers' cone Bllf sCK LUSBY STARK'S. About half a mile. hour of their administration down to the present time. They The Indian railway stocks are lest inquired for. ism all Doilec.Prettl_pctSe*. 59 03 s•
ion a `barter fur the ship Astertme, on a voyage Kammeroose, Queen of Spa* Paradox, Liberality, Re- wiehed to explain all the circumstance. in the history of 100 all Do. 0 per et. Debent. 44 40 -.-
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volt, Tokay, Marcia, and Jackall are here. what hal been justly described as the most momentous ORDINARY MARINI AND 0200YJI. 100 all Do. r peed, 105 I•• • • 50 56
100 all Do. do. 1867.... 42 47
ee
Leah and Mr. J. Browse appeared for the plaintiff ; CITY HANDICAP. Ooe mile aid a quarter. enterprise of modern times. (Hear, hear.) The compromise ~,II Icosre.r.riarcoa.lgates to.dee 100 an Do. de. Im._ sa sr -. ess Pd unman.
Cr Novill and Mr. Welsby for the defendant.. of the actions of Messrs. Newallarose solely from a desire totol p.m. St. 100 Great Indian Penland' 96 96 e. the plaintiff and the defendants are ship and loser Master Big**.
(i4de.rant
piLursil...
(Fla;raidcsh in
nittmaid,Pan,
o..„4.Vixieni.4
Willie Weigh !invent *l,OWe being risked in • protractedand uncertain ,a. an am w0i.,..a.,,, ea ao lO 11 Do. New l4 01 Ms ee
St. 100 Gt. 8. oflodiag. It p.eit •-• -
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...ohms in Miasma in the City, and in March last the c awagiga, Haela,EPt•onnadrusts, Medusa, ('udder, digdein. The enterprise was completed for the sum of ase. tes intexAma -m.ga;Ztafea 0 a ._
. 11 Do. Do. 1 2 If Ws .e
•. onts wanks) a charter for the Astersme, and the Mir Lama. end parai,et asa, bar., 700,000/. • twelve telegraphic messages were received by aes ati eiameetease - - ...
1,1 all (*.Wed Cenads.Shares' 11 111 11 1
tout .11trodueed to them another broker named Duos, line 3,500. miles in length, and the conipany had therefore ni all iMythand Tyne -- ..
194 IS Do, New 9l fli ,Ls
Itimatele chartered the ship for a voyage to Adelaide. C RAND feTEEPLECIIASE. About four nines, shown that communication between England and India, 10 all BoMeitaleafrd,kMd.C. Al 7 ee. 100 an Do.Bila,parttopteo3lo 911 De es
••• izlit being 2.4111/., and the breker'a ronimiesimi 5 per •jeniedem, Colonel. The Premier, Deception, Sepoy, within 24 hours, was essentially practicable, and therefore .1!!. 100 BrMtal autt Enter •• •• • :701 101 •- 100 all Do. do, r 3 opt. till efi 113 96
Set 554 71
cism this sum. The 'dahlia( daunted a share of Has Cockatoo, Rebellion, Chile, and Doubtful are here. ultinustely must be completely established. Had England 'B7. 'LI offm donis ammoloo an Do. do. 73 withoutop. St 97
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100 all D0.bap.M.845..Pa7.77 SO 91
`so.n. ad DOW sued 10 recover it. Ohl Ben Roe and Bumplialus snatched. poses.e..l ouch an advautage sit the time of the mutiny at 50 all oarawli 5 If ...
Se 100 Slashes Gear. 44 per el SI 64 -
1 deal of contradictory evidence ea. given both as Anontineat .Amtniate,- perdu*, Bantam Danner wad Meerut a hliers would have been at once despatched to le all De. AJ Aso My. until 0 ••• -•-• at 100 D.. do. II peso[ 92 83 021
.reunistanees ander which the ch.irter was entered Blitz, and oh. m• by Augur- India, aod 20,00n,0u0r. would probably have been saved to 10 an De. B 4 p.c. is gaidtoß all 644 St. 105 Do. ef. pm et. Exton.. SS 87 .e
ad deo ea to the custom of broker. in reference to the counts'. Whatever might be the muse of the inter- 60 all Dublin sad Reflect Joe. •-• e- -. *DI Do. 4th Fat*. do. ,1 12 dis 3
ud the commission with the introducing bta&er. ruption, he believed it would ere long be ter- 15 all OnmloFeein.ailtdollt 11 ni
St. 100 Salt 16f 16a -
- Si, 100 Melb.Corp.6p. et• Bends ee
1I ie tiny, without bearing the case to the end, found a THE LA rs FATAL ACCIDENT ON TILE minuted end regular cornumuication . opened. The St toe gullesAutrassio 5O al 1 - 50 all N. Brunswick & Celia&
.at tor the plaintiff for half the co:omissive. object of the hill which was introduced into parliament
snit:
100100 iladers II elan. Itock• 117 39 -. elan A cap. sh.
110 di Do. do. Lend do a 7
an
LONDON AND SOUTH-TrarsrsaN RAILWAY, was to render their security doubly secure. He was cons.De. latekß 1111 ft - 10 all Do. do. Bap. do. a 7
dent that the result of the most searching inquiry in parlia- ID all Gut Suffolk - PI all Do. do. land do. a 7
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ADJOU/LNED INQUEST ON DEL RALY.-(THIS DAV.) ment would be to render the Red Sea Telegraph stock as 64, 100 edlnburghand Glasgow /6 88 - 91 Se. Oude (limited) - -o,
'are Mr. Cominimioner teablasque, acting for Mr. This morning the inquiry into the cancan of the valuable and as desirable as Consols. Hethen acknowledged 85,, 10.tornbr°...P•1112.Daadex I°l 111 - lit 100 &Ude 97 48 ...
a Clyde Juno. -•-• ... 10 10 Do. Panjeatb
Coioniiesioser Erase) dinth of Dr. Holy was resumed before Mr. William Carter, the support which the public press had given to the '"
M. 100 Masser a fi. Western 113 115 ,o,
at 111570 N. coroner fur East Surrey, at the White Hart Inn, Merton. company ex regarded the guarautee, adding that only .10 10 all Great North of acettand •••• -.-• St. ICO Dalediallot.g.lip.cel Si 83 .o•
10 1 TrinicledUnilted.SeiriP I I an
bankrupt, Arehibald Hinton, who earned on the Mr. lit (lair Bedford, accompanied by Mr. 2'014, C.C., shares had lien disposed of under the influence of panic. St, 100 Great ?Anthem -
'41.1...• of entertainment known as Highbury Barn, watched the case on behalf of the relatives of the deceased ; The company's engineer was of opinion, ho mid, that the lie 100 Do. A Welt 114 106 1044 6 1 for hi. certificate.-.
DOCK&
Mr. Jams, instructed by Mr. Bircham, of the firm of injury to the cable might be easily repaired, and that the LIS lift.- -.- Dm_ _ _ B. 14001" In.- 113155 ....mints. by Meows. Mardian. Ball, and Bush, ex• Hiratawa. 1 edrye,pie. sod Drake, atteeded on behalf of the defects arose from the navigation. It had been intended ia`.. rawaZres'irt•
No. I 111 L I Doom. IP4 I 01. poises. I Wiles.
• .1..1.i5i:,,ww. : ditto secured, 1,191 f. ; PrePert7 given Loudon sad riouth-Western Railway Company, and Messrs, to propose this day the eouversion of shares into stock, wester.
(us , age 0
701111 -
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Yore 111 66 ". 980i10-1117.0ammercial lOlll - ..e
e•oinees. 2.7.13/. ; ditto with creditor,. Leta& ; and Pewtreei awl Tamer were severally present in the intersect but that proposel wee now postponed till the board nau as, 100 Lencaddre& Vorlualre 1111 1124 id 112 4 id 164:00. Si. Do. 4p. et, Peet, Mix 100 -••-• ...
• policies. an their howls, 24.'4. Bankrupt had
lee' Loudon end Blackwell 52 IM ... of their relatives injured by the accident. Col. Yolland, had au opportunity of forming a correct opinion with regard 110,
2065066 Sit. Nast and Weetlndia lOO - ee
est ly carried on the Crown Tavern, at Clerk- of the Sant i.f Trade, was also present. to the precise position of the company in future. M. lefilea,Brlghton.&3.Coest 1114 1144 -• 1,
538,3104, St. London - 66
..11. hut at the decease of his father in 1'47 84, 100 LoodoaChathin. &Dor. 48 60 ee 4939,800 St. St. Katharine lOO ee -• •••
John flopkineon, the fereuno at Portsmouth, identified Sir MACDONALD STEPHESION seconded the motion.
880,866 St. Southampteu lOO - -.-
lean ilea. iics. as e e Men takendown by him
'''. ,_._4',l ti ,_the /""in„.." at Ilighl'"l7- Ho ,liati the re 1 AB th tate t ln reply to a question, Mr. Feeminefu, the company's as. len Lend's" Nerth*estn 991 COI ni 4
iie all Do. Eighths -e 500,000 St. Victoria
le ...se'. uPwarm. of 111-15-0.• on the Nyl'llllo4 including from Coek, the engine-driver. It detailed the facto solicitor, Mid the bill introduced by the government would ea. lap Do. Eighths
*lt TM} 96 1 6,000 10 Do. New
-..ionater pl Worm," which was characterimil as a 'treaty given in evidence. require some amendment. 26 all Londonderry&Colerain. .- -. .. -
• see by the surrounding inhabitants before a licensing Johti Claytoa -I live at 29, Cavendish. grove, W de The bill was then read. gy, , an 2.5 all Do. and landskillou 101 lie
..earate.
FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS
worth-real. 1 ate no engine titter in the employ After some disc' melon, the report was adopted, and the tit. 100 ilan..8110.,011asolalla• 451 luk du, -
Sr 36'1'64 appeared for the smignece ; Mr. J. (1. Bland of the Loudon and tiouth•Westero Railway Com- proceeding terminated- 10 0 Metropolitan - KIN! Ban.wsys. modes prime. I Balea.
.... h.. 1 the caw fur creditors. pany, as foreman in Use running died at Ni.l 84. 100 Midland ...
du 114 a Do. New l3l 1:4 1111 4 4
- - 14 pm 4 all G.Ltixembourgsp. cent. -
Adjourned to the 12th of March. Elms. that is, where temporary repurs ere done. at. WO D. Bina. &Derby lO4 106 - 90 ell Do. issued at C 15.... l 1.1 On the 20th of December Cook reported that the right COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS 6° an ind. " Wit' (Ira) ••• --
- e. 10 all North. of Preece 3p. et. 1l 11
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THE POLICE COCK'S. hand middle wheel of the tender was alightly out of
order. I examined it, end found two of the baba had --.-- 26 ell Mid Kest -••-.
100 all Newcastle sad Carlisle •-• ••• ...
... SO all Do(agerr•g4p. et. - -
10 all Do. ,111p.e. 11 124 -
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slackened a little. I told Standen to replace the old bolts MARK-LINE.-(THIS DAY.) io 9 Newry&Armagkilet.. 7 6 die see 10 a IParis& Lyon, 6 per cone - - -o
(TIM DAY.) with new ours. The engine and tender were at that time The weather has become very much milder, the wind sin. mai/ yli=irearduP.4lkla u'-' 1,1
ee 40 all
lli Do. New 3 per cent.. 114 IS
4 ell i Royal Swedish percent - - -s-
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• at the top end of the shed. At that time the tire having veered round to the south, and • good deal of rain at. 100 Nora British -
CLERK ENWELL was not loose, or I must have seen it, as either bag fallen since Wednesday. St all North Deem Balt &D - •-• o. 10 an Southernof France 3 p.c. 114 111
rad, grease. or other kind of dirt would have in- Since last market day we have been very moderately sup- at. all Dn. • -
trerrit.trx RTltrot.l.4: wits ino42BREAKESs.
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.I.reif II A..", a powerfully-built fellow, who refused kis 'Heated it by working out on the thee i't the wheel and tire. plied with homegrown wheat and Ler, barley liberal, malt flst 1100 N. zoolora--no.
o.norotesimaren... 1014 1011 xd 10! 11 ad 20 aU ,W.&N.W.of Frene_tep.e. 114 II
Cr 1" ad I-. xd
„7. sal occrottirt.,,,„.
tplaced
hat theatal weir Mr. I ashy then directed
comp lend
sew e dude . tiot. bea latinpit. 11:tOdb::: laiziltedo.,uatel btiuntueifewralsznr .a•I
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limited. Pernabikluti2 cancersupPldsk too nit Iftril ti ad :I JOINT STOCK. BANN&
004 xd
:•lett, an artist, residing at 18, Mt. Janice'estreet, fit. was all right, the etas properly in their place and quite have only one parcel fresh up. The foreign arrival. of Si. 100 Nor* loodes
test them as I could see they were everything are very racted • one cargo of wheat from lfit 104
I,'I'MAITVI. Lail:100N for the purism of eommittinglelouy. annutt I aid net
NI ilrlhilLWadaaaajWaa 34 3 die - ID,OOOIIOO Agra and U. Sr. Ilia .10 811 St ...
9r. Chime dated that us Wolneulay evening he heard eanowed properly into their place. I did not notice mirth Russia in the Baltic, and a few bags from Holland. 181 I -
- 12,6130 40 Asalralada
10,000 15 Bank of Rapt
all 18 19 -
I' Lteh it the street doer move, but epee going upstairs and euhml7 that elm a the etude stood out on the nu. of the Barley : A hums cargo (mei Constantioople ; and a few 42 1011 XpeeethketiOreathesalitte. 5 84
- -.•-• 6,000 100 Bank of louden SO ba 64 •••
- aching tbe place he dal not misa anythiug or see anybody. wheel higher than the rest. It is probable that otie, or per- Dutch oats. No American wheat or Hour during the week. * a ,„„,.,i, - - - 60,000 30 Beek of Turkey 514 1 din -..
1... g sight ha heard the latch again to,,,ei and ea pwwwediag haps two, of the threads of the worm of any of the studs The trade in wheat to-dey steady, both foreign and fine le all Blepasey - -
t. Ike passage found the Area 1110 Dr open. He had no light, were "WI". • English, hut not notch leanness doing ; inferior and out-of- M. 100 SedtishOestral - 14200 10 Chart. Bank of India,
lit et /seeing the parlour door he saw the prisoner and By Mr. Pletcher- Del you notice any 7 conditioned English hangs on hand. Quotations as on St. 100 lissillellf.Z. Aber.Btk 331 Sea - Australia, and China. all 51 514 21
Witness-1 did not. 01. 100 Seoldsli Midland aa ea
.oth,i non iii the room. He asked them what they . . .. . .. w. f. , Monday' .
-. 10,000 16 Chrtrd. Mere. of India,
Lon., and China an - -•-•
I sated, hut the male reply he got war the two men rushing By the Cormier-Het you notices} any of tne us • Ana- Liseher.-Fine for malting maintains the extreme qtiota- 10. talsou Samna 6 7 -, 600 x. 100 City -
• bins sail ,tnkmg hint He put his Lack to the door, sal ing out more than another, is it any port of your duty to tinny of Monday. Other sorts dull, and without change in se. IM south - 10,000. 100 ;Colonial - ~„. lo the ...lee one of the mea nab his escape,
and
Wittman-- No, it would not be my duty to test those that °.\.m.-Trade very inactive at Monday's rates, notwith- St 100 Minh Wales llO Si .- 26,000 190 Cent. of London lO 10 214 •-•
• • prisoo in la
,r ~Iu • desperate ossught on the pro. 'tool ont, as one might have been longer than another, and standing the scanty supply. at. 100 B. York*. & Blest Dan 90 100 - 16,000' 20 eng.BeottAnsLehartd. all 151 1 lid
ewe both is the room anti to the pasuise, that might have been no detriment to them hal they been BEANS and PZAS witliout change. 10 all Stalose.WeldnithmoSc. 4 7 •-•
36 an Stockton &Darlington 01 42 ad - 10,0001 50 0. Bank of Switzerland. all
34000 tO Lee. Ch Bank of mutat an 224 2111 -
se pee.. dor. haling that he got, no wart- driven home I° the tire. Pialca.-A better demand this morning for American ii 11 Nue dm. lo* 114 pea au .. 26000, 60 London sad County
..e.., allowed the eier to go in the street, By •• Juror-In such a tire as the, 6an inch or 4 barrels, at Musday's prices ; for country made hardly any -- - - 00006 60 Lodes Joie' Stock lO -.•- -.1 he egloweit and with the aid of some gentlemen sap- would be quite sufficient. 1 thick the tire was 14 inch or It. demand. Norfolks nominally 39a. to 40s. •-• 10,000 20 London It South Abeam 714 1 dla -
:ired the tweeter, and &Wool hire until a constable ar- By the Coroner-I did dot measure it. 14. man Taft Vale
Fleaerniu Calming are moving off steadily at full prim SI 119 lea - 10,000 100 Lon. and Westminster- 10 611 511 82 4
MOOS 100 Nal Prea oe Wand.. 45 .o .-.
sod In the percent...es peolour Sergeant Bart N By a Juror-The vibration of the working of the tender for all descriptions, the number on sale gralually leeseming. 14 11 pm
65 70 -• 16,041 Ce PI Do. New l2 ee ess
es ioes. tonal a 0,, a wee top... Th. Haw. h4d her, camas the bolts to slack. net is, else old ones ; they are Wesel.-Reglish : Essex and Kest, white, new, 40s. to Si.d 1M Vale
pkemesirsheelfighLentha name, 11A la .. AND 60 National Beak
M. 0.! with skeleton keys. bolts, the stow owe are etude. 514. ; ditto, Sae old, 6.55. to this.; ditto red, sew, 375. to 566.; se ifli wee* gemeen s' - 16,000 10 New South Wales
aLL
11r promer node no &ham, awl said ha mug decline By Colonel Tended-Is it not in the fair wear and tear? ditto, Ise, old, 624. to 64.. ; Norfolk, Sc,, 600, old, 595. to se. pie W. Aga - ..... 60,600 25 Oriental Bank Corpora. all 47 48 , 671
:. site his uslilrem. Witnam-Tee 675. ; red, sew, 465. to 575. Foreign : Dantsic. fits. to .la 100 Weal -Odard 45 67 •-• 16.000 20 Ottoman Bank -
lb Itek,e rood the primmer twee a desperate fellow, and By the Conner- were not worked out. The way I 675. ; gag, 675. to 76e. ; IConigrbern, 59e. to 62a. ; ditto, 16 ell I Mks 21= 41 43 .-. 10,000 100 Prodocilal of Inland -U - - -
ossuded him fur a week. perceived they were loosened was, that the paint which extra. 65e. to 725.; Rostor.k, 644. to 675. • fine, old, 68.. to 111 ell DUE. as 56 4.000 10 Do, New
16,003 26 South Awitralia
had bees laid on the rim of the wheel and the bolt wee 71s. ; A/seeker' whits, 62a. to 675. ; ditto:: red, 60s. to 625.-
60,000 lit Cake of Australis - - ••••
TH kV FM. cracked. It had not sleeked hack in the least. Baiturr.-English malt*. 43.. to 47a. • fine, 465. ; -
110,0001 50 Union of L 24 ondon
ZITILWIDINt KT AWED r. By • Juror-1 bail no sumicion that the tire was loom ; grinding, 30a. to 32a.; and distilling, IN. to ;'33.i. per qr.; 1,11111,131 CS BRASS. 1.0001 100 Celts Mated
A t.O metier .1.4 ing young nos Named manes 0,4114 if it had been so it would have been nalicatel as I have I ' grinding ..9a. to 33a • ditto distilling 31 to 3M.
"vdED gt" , - ~ , a• , ea. 1 ro. 1 aan.wan. I Closing Primm 1 ealea -.
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ter alt .4 a manna store ,1,-Aler well hooves in r• me. already stated I did not see the old bolts taken cut, but I malting, 41s. to 445.
MDICILLedIOOIII.
l'esght /4"0 Mr. Yamilee, edified with =AY sow saw the sleds screwed in. I slid not steal over the man to MALT.-English. Essex and Norfolk, 601. to 625. ; fine, et' lej, , ...0.1.40-buk, ~,„ta , . i 1: 1:11 ad = redirimml7 Mashing • loan Foos of plate doom in the wise watoh hint, but I saw Standen putting in the studs •and 661. totifla; Kingston and town made, 665. to 70..; fine, 70s. se- illjyn-p-eOl,-D-aisisr. lOU. i 6 1114 •-• Na I Sh. I OOMPsSIIOI. I Pit 1 CI. peter. I salsa.
lbw el Ike lterelsto Telesis, * Iliglioireet, Poplar. screwing them. I did sot nodes the Lip or drill he was tons.; teroz3stine, 56e. to 511 s. 111. 100 Best AsgUes, A, Sp. et. 190 101 xd .. 10,103 15 AzgleMexteso Mint - all 134 144 - Blr• Now... vibe Itlefillsed. .et Ns Itmlute, said the Prisoner using. I saw hiss odes it, bet I did sot measure it. OATS.- .Ii feed, 235. 0.1. to 265. Od. ; potato, SC 100 Do. gksigket.l 112 11.6 o- 10,000 26 Australian Went.- -1528 50 0..
emu, o,he na 51"105. had
Wight. end mlied him to give him•• By Colonel Yothisd-If I was aa engine driver and I was 26e. to 30s. ,• °reign 21s. 01. to 29e. et. 100 De e„ ?etc,. 1045 116 -• ammo 10 BerilsWaterworlo_ .... all 411 41 ...,
- - 60 Belt. Arsine Loud . 40 - - os
i.'"l monal kw • wern min The *into's. who wae mot to Soil one of the stools half or three quarters of an loch Bust -English tide, 31s. to 35e. ;harrow, 355. to 39a ; 52. too 1-,...0061.11.,_.11P4"4°*1 110 112 -
- 6,000 SO BiritAlrishMa&TeL .A
all IS IT
are Was Ileileted by lir. Yard's, to be more ex• out of the rim. I should try it with a spanner or wrath, pigeon, 35e. to :31s. ; foreign, Mazagan, 26.. to 325. • tick, a. ~.." -Do. Nevem, p. d. sdee'.2. 11u05 11201° 11,1131 20 Do. B 7 par e. tW 1982 all 19 10 lat.'
fleit ; eat be sit the prinotr, who had had .none retie"' sad if I found it tight I should consider it safe. 3,4 e. ti.4oe. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 465. ; Egyptian, ilk. tr._ -
- 11,111/ 50 Do. C .plren -
•t-Itg. lons at! Canada Land all 112 116
daillgola 'lmage for a half-crown. He told the duds are in muchal
the isms state as when I saw them. PIAD.-English boilers, 40s. to 46e.; white and blue, 40s. IttaLlii. 11004 Lilia,adaa......riertli,Ual°l4Dan.wOd,:Skstda.c: 112-.70 HSI
-. 1,000 10 Channel Glands Tel tV, all -.•-• as be ba,l not done so, on which 4h4 Primil,i'r. By Colonel Tolland-The hole is shrilled through the to 445. • maple, 40a. to 44..; grey, 36... to 3ga ;foreign, A. 100 Great Iforthers. 6p. et. 117 119 -- /60,000 St. Clop.leg.Mßniesedinselt all -•-• ..=
12,000 36 Do. .74 per ems all AM 1K 16
sla Melly sad broke a large Paae of Plata glam• He did rim arid wheel altiewe thee, anal the stud cannot abut against 425. to .46e. K. 100 Do.6e.rededlOp.tapm. 1111 114 -
100 301 31e -.
t 4 see the soave airless brokers, bat heard it smash. the inner part of the rim.lo4 106
Ftnoa.-English town, 50s. to 545. ;ditto fine, 555. to at 100 owD••,4ll,ll•ad.•••Lawa a wpw, se tie - 1,002025 St. Crystal Palace
100,820 Sf. Da reef
Ialt• Chadwick, a policie-coostdele, No. dK, stated By • Jurer- When any bolts are slack they are all taken 575. ; inanity, 41s. to 48e. ; households, --s. to -a. ; isi iiit Faiirseetiand, fdPret. - -•-
- 166,000 St Do. flp. et Pre:p. Deb. 100 106 103 o• '''he mw the (*ismer hurl something tithe tavern out. eel die new ones put in. Ws poen& select studs Norfolk and Suffolk. 40e. to 41s. ; French, 46a. to 50'. per sett Cit.WeeL(Berkettliante -•-• - iso,ooo Ai Eastledialreast Canal 11 ' e die -.-
I.' he
The pane of gime was very thick, and it was of about the seine heath, but there may be a worm or two sack ; American, 29a. to 335. ; Canadian, 31a. to 335. ;It 100 Do. redeem. 41 p. mut 99 101 - 100.000 Se giseerte Telegraph - 7,190 * Do. Now ll -- Ms ••• telien the imam, are I wish I had broken his head." By the Coroner-It 19 Stamkn's duty to select the screws. ARRIVAIiI INTO LONDON FROM FIB. 11 TO FEB. 15. - 70,000 a gitg. and Aust. Cop.
54000 lb Om. Steam Navigation 14
" the etltem'heum the Primmer mid. "1 Wells the The foreman of the jury here entered into an elaborate sills. Leoo ontsirree
„td.„.oieli„.ema 3:.
10190
113
Eletlsh sail Scotch. trials. Foreign. "i'i' "in 1,..„-E;71;,-,Csharil to toe -
_ woo 1 Great ship (Limited_ ._.) all 1 I -•
a Wow •411 the suttee.* CrOGarelalUilllaioll of the wittiest, usably to show that the WWII I 1160 I .... 11000 le all Do. 12j ISt -• 100,000 1 Do. J2l
_ter eent FrilL all t -
Ti.
rimer, (litsdly)7 You are a liar.
, studs were not screwed in in • workmanlike and tradesman. leder 3%6 3200 10 ell Do. do. do. Ilp. c Alf 11 _ 11,000 6 Les. mann TeL (L).. 3 - -41 s
Ile Yardley -conduct yourself properly, sir, Or I will like ei.inoer. Oata - a-- SD -
• Malt -
eleeeelome mid how the rasa ill P"ir libnent'°- Yon hay* By the Corooer-Had Cook complained it would have English Flour, IMO sacks . Foreign. 10 *seas. ....
60,0e0 AD Madras befell. lc Canal 1 II It pm -
'ln°. a Penalty .1 Mk far *mg treat oleaaosiaa in Olio been primed to him that the studs were screwed M saill
Dos Cbdicf"ldaoa. "area
M -
10,000 10 MediterraneanEleeTeL all - -
wart, sad it nee well peeple ebeahl how that. home. As long as the studs entered into the tire, I think 10 all
Lame do. do us
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) at. 100 e Y Ws. ep.c.at ll6 Ll 7 -
-• 12,000 10 Meaner. Ex. Tel. (11m.', aril 10 Si -
The prieeeser--Wiest, for call* him a bar ! that is quite sufficient, and I have no should that they eft 100 loa&Bratto6p.e.Gua. -. 00,000 26 National Discount Co. 614 t 1 ins -
Mr. Vardley-- Yes, sir. were driven home. I superintend fifteen or sixteen men, tili 1111711111 AND 111811 MAGNI= TZLZORAFII.) DI Na 1 111 116 - 6,000 20 Nerboddarnal&lroaL 514 Of dis - The prisonsr-He is • liar. and I must of ourse depend upon them. They are all well Omit Oita OWN CORIUSFONDINT.) St. 100 Do.6p.e. do. Nal 113 116 ed. 11,310 10 Netherlands Land ...._ all - - -
50,000 6 Do. II p. ti, h. at 1 le all 4 1 -
Mr" 1.44.24,- Ia" Ps 40a• for that, and in default me qualified men ; and this mm, Standen, is one of the most Fair attendance at to-day'a market. Wheat, Sae qunli- St. 100 Do.sp.e. do. .... MO len -
1.721 100 N. Bnuas. & N.:404bl de - • -
resth's improseasset.
do. Ne. 4 US 116 ridiculer men we have ; and I would trust my site to hie ties meet a fair consumptive demand at late mesa, inferior at Neo Effeljr:".e. de:
.. ist Ng •-•
188,676 IN. Brit. Austrabialan.. an j 1
Te6461•114W. 111 deems to the original charge, said he weetinsanehip. •-•
60,000 1 Ortentd Gas -
kinds ld. to 21. lower. Flour firm, not much business a au Do, i.e.prtso die:- -. .- '..'
60.000 1 Do. °New Shares' -
ii haiterawa at the Resolute Tavern in payment for By ye, Bedford-The screw ran INS ascertained whether doing. Indian corn, fair inq 'ry at 375. 6.1. to 37a. 9d. fur 94, lin Da 7p.e.Pretetock.. 110 bit .-.
__ .11.4 ,rd Mel: sad reelaved 2e. change. He Wer4 to • shell. Its driven home by measuring the depth of the bole in mixed, and 391 i. M. for Gala. Beans firm at 41s. for St. 100 Do.tipaado.(W.R.3C...,P. 124 151 - 40.000 10 Mien. In. Sim. (Lira_ ..1 834 54 .11. -
000,000 Se Peel River Land& Min lOO 47 60 -..
nnn t"Onrist OW of tbli shillings ass received us payment he the the and rim, and marking the stud. The general Egyptians. Oass sod oatmeal moderate de at late rates. 00. 100 DoiXe•OL(dle•deL mu ...
ones
twist' It wee returned t° h"° " • had tree. He Wares of a tire when reduced to its lowest wearing is an - -20,00 e 60 Ponta andOtten. Steam an 70 72
20,000 50 Do. New --
56 It 12 es -
whol Mr. Rom to give him a good ooe far it, and be re- inch to nth., but it depenthi upon the quality of the iron. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) St 100 Ics-CastheaseadDover 611 SO -
00,000 20 Rod Sea & Ind. Tel. 44
heed ~ and he then went oat a hie house and broke the If I assume the very best iron, they will riin to AM or St. 100 L&MW.C,ovAltia:+. US 118 •-•
rime
yelOys. by Br. Gov. all 17 18 181
wied.... did be eau tit SOT toy it. perhaps /tbs. &caw-There has been a steady market this' week, and re. 100 La1i.W.7p.e.116. 110 156
. a full amount of business the first two days; but demand 11l all 1,004014d1r _Paz_ di Ulf lie lit 10,800 SO Ives -
Sir tardley hued the prisoner 50c, the seine of the The foreman of the jury here again entered into a icogte-10,000 15 New all 5 0 •••
r•-• "I J,... SU.% and is default of payment sustained end series of questions to the witness as to the screws, the became_ Lusgokl the last two days, chiefly attributable to et 114 ItanAwa•Da. do "melt et• fle
* 4im -
- 10,000 100 Royal Mail Steam . -
SUR to we works' unpriecemest 111041 herd labour. length of them, and the nom° of them from the stare- the increased value of money. Our quotations are un-
alteeed. Refined lumps quoted 50s. lief. to 51a. St. 101 Do. Si per cent .• - ee T 1
10 5 Do redeemable Op.**. 4 1 lim •-•
••• 500,400 14. Scottish Anat. Itivesire.lloo 110 130 -
KAU 26 South Australian Laud ell 11 34 -
GREENWICH. keeper's oll:ce, but no definite or satisfactory information Corrax.-Tho public sales have been laqe this week, se. He eg,Dondecos.op.emooti -. .. -. MO3O 1 Submariec
net Scrip
150,000 1 Do. do. Registered all
COMMIT tt. OF A FuLlit coNsrA DIE FoR MONT. was arrived at.
and the greater part found buyers at the full prima of last re 100 polkas-14.a 8.6p.c. UM 116 ...•
`fem. 31'f esoa, • police-coostable, No. 362 of the R (Tbe witLeoes were under examinatiou when our report west lit NO De.44p.d.Pref. Stock 101 106 •-•
divi.o. of meolitaa police, wee brought up on remand, left) Taa-There has been a steady demind this week, and • 100 Do.LeL&Htehta 4 p.e. IS IP7 -• (0.0(0115n0
*lO
Ti.o4Do.
&di.0...
C. 0..
Up..
_6 7 1
__-
MON 100 Tan Deroen's Land.- 294 oi 104 91
:: 160 Noraille Ja_ll alga Stock -•-. -
elam.sd wills sWing two 10i. hish of England notes from tar amount of business done at lad week's currency. 64. 1* North lidtise6 pares* 111 11.11 - .. ..
the cheek elfice of Greenwich Hospital.
THE SLAVE TRADE. Covros.-This article has been dull of side, and prices re, tea Do. New use 5a oe 100 1U -
THE STRIKES AND LOCK-OUTS.
It 'smeared that the primmer, who lias been in the force have scarcely been supported this week. 10 8 De.Berder Union gni I. It P'' - - _.___
11/4"-h- Y-r- -- - a the muueehtee eele`ted f‘u 0 the 26th Mr Cave will move the following Nem-This market has been very dull, and rho Leanne- 51. 100 Lista-Berw.4p.e.Prl. 1 1 ad -
drat, at cetenwich Hospital, and had free mess to the n ' dens have beeo few and unimportant. 17 61 Do. do. de 'moue elerle• MSc's after office hours. On the afternoon resolutions in the House (.4 COMMOOII :
Res.-Prices are supported, with a limited demand. it is De lawalaepset No. I-1 I Pa- ad
le of large numbers of operatives
ex
bia."--01
dPin:
.00,Tchwehasttreennumaits of
.Bpeetclackhu.rn presented yesterday the
Rith.• Rth of January last, Mr. Rome, • clerk in the check- 1. That the Mafia hitherto employed by this country for LauTuar..-Sales to any extent could not be made with. 00
san Nualkkifikamt-,Hdau..' a lopes isl dis issPa - walking about, or loitering in crowds at the corners of the
ell C. Placed two I°l. Wee' in as omelet.... which he the su • of the African slave trade have failed to out giving war is prime.
pprennon
lit all Ilketthit Cent. New Prot - -, - streets -sure and ad evideices to tl a pal lie Von the slit-
Leto! in a drawer is his desk, Use liat of whichlmmo. -(Third Day).-Ordinary sal defective bladed St He aieet.N.L34p.et.Pretlit e- - - ference• with the employers had nut been settled, and that
accomplish that object. es. ale. locked Al.eit tea slays afterwards it waa di,. - . •
.., Bengal continuo to eel' unevenly at lest sale prices to 4d. St. 100 I Dooldiseeu.6p.c - - ....
the strike or lock-out so much apprehended had begun.
ea crol that the stem bad been abstracted from tee drawer . That this failure has mainly arisen from our bavi g
Ed but pones St for export are in fair request at eel tit, 100 Da 7p. 44 Peet Stt'Ck In 7114 .-.
All the weavers whose notices have expire! were out,
sal the numbers tieing transmitted to the Beek of Englaid, endeavoured, almost exclusively, to •prevent the supply of advance. Korpahs and dry leaf Madras are without m all IL Deem Fixed 41 11
e„, 1.0.4 all &Rea (Read. An. 41.0.4 23 St -
- thee were "err.d when Presented for ropoont. •ood were slaves, instead of to cheek the demand for them. change. The mixing of the Bank rate to 14 cent. dud St. in Da. aiper wet l9O 102 ad -
eassepiently timed to have been posed, the one at Mr. 3. That the true remedy is not to be found in coup. the immediate effect of checking the demand. per
1,3112 chests Se isat Ds. lead 44 pie cent loa 102 x,l - cossillaupnoto,
bluestl.nsiglithat
uthleo.noooumbeTr
otleymptlhoeyreed iwniußlackbe
nb,uonir.
out ; there are a few establishments where the notices will
Leh a, tailor, Ktsgdreet, Cheeped', in payment of , • immigration into these ot • s slavery have teased the male to-day, including 399 withdrawn St 100 S. Wales geo. ap. mot, 01 93 -. not expire till next week, and, should the strike last so
ss oyeteout, on the Pith January, by a man ; and the se. e`mmelett - r ad, ea the sense day, by • female, at the shop ot Mr. exists, but in augmenting the working population of these market. generaly have . quiet appearince. at. 100 ,11, Tr 6p. e. pia 57 90 -*
P. oar, draper. of the Clity, ia payment of • she awl to which slavery has been abolished. ' 24 ell ,Stook.diDartingtonim.e 57 Se x 4 •-• iesbepnlOoyteofedu
st-o. Prom the addresses endorsed on the back of the 4. 11.0, therefore, while repressive measure/ should be TALLOW MARKET. IS DAY.) as an Do. do. B6p.e 32 Ula -
36 all Cep.e SS SI ad •-•ingwintaßwlrmerikt'btrnelissud. u'r..eßooftl4thhce.4cdonaelmtercustt.
sews sulpicion peiseed to the "i.e.., sad Mr. In- continued, and eves rendered more effective, every pm. The market is steady with little doing. Petersburg st, 100 Water.* ILUkanay 6p.c 45 Id •••• maybe.ll7lllU'fltbituNierraw:ewuilla thanthereeenn
ailwort inAthineonmang spuifnancetunraz adiarcolsceausecto4ieho minim
tat::
~e,ct"r It dime, nadir wham charee the prisoner did....
of ;sued in those estiablishinents where spinning is carried
c....- at the hospital, instituted iuquinea the result of sible encouragement and assistance should be given to the Y.C., on the spot is quoted 60s. ; February to March, 60s. ; 11. 10, W.laid-od.tatguset ln 127
to June, 38e. 6d. October to Decembm, 56a. 01 - Do. do. tad do llO 114 ee os wholly or chiefly for the supply of their own looms, an
w ,eli was that the mat purchased at Mr. Birch's woe introduction of free immigrant., and especially of 'Deniers Si. 110 Do. Wimp. sp. et. Peet lel 102 -.
1 cad pledged I. the prhoser's name at a pawalm,ker's from Chios, late th• British Wed India colonies. Terme MARI:NT --/TTIIR 71 eV 1 ilt, 100 IDe.do.perp.fly.ct.pret. 155 110 es.
n 114.....4,41. Wewle.. 4,..... .i... 4-1 4.- immediate stoppage is eontenglated, an they can neither

Ink IPO 1 101L11178. 1 Cklean 5.1011 1 Oahe to Jai
71104047. to 1 pm.
100 an Atkantto &SR laminas 74 77 --
Oa. 100 Dom. Bar. 810.1n.g.6p.a 00 93
111 all Do. do. 1... - lO4 --
SO4 all Itaislo&Lakeßareall. 4 0
10 all Do. Preference 6 7
190 100 Buff.,Brant,..tOoderlch
6p.0. Ida, Aug. 1.1372
endonedbyßuff.,lLll. 76 SO
100 105 Do. Ju171,1873, ditto 97 TI
100 100 Do. June 1, 1674, ditto 0 TO
6 all 06Ioutta do S. Moat/Tn 4 dim par
10 8 Capet&Dockop.c.una 14 1 dla 01
10 74 Ceylon.
Bengal
cool 4 she 74
SO 15 tasters Be If 14 .11a
It 100 lad Indian
10 an Do. Jubbulpore —
100 all Do. 44 p. et. Debella O7 00 874
100 all Do. 6p. ct. do.
100 ell Do. do. do. 1806-70 14 04 dla
10 all Geelong & Melbourne -
M 100 Grand Trunk of 12 23
100 an Do. 6 per et. Pref. - 71 75 •••
100 all Do.Ree.Pretlp.ct.Se. 59 03
10D all Do. 0 pre at. Debent. 44 46 -.-
100 all Do. 1 per at. 1861 lO 06
100 all Do. do. 1867 4l 47
100 all Do. do. 1672 A 47
R. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 96 56
10 11 Do. New l4 01 Ms ....
et. 00 Gt. 8. oflodla 5. II p.Ol --,
0 11 Do. Do. i 1 If Ws
104 all Gt. West esnada.Bharaa' 11 111 11 1
We 1/ Do. New 94 03 Ms
100 an Do.lkla,pare,optllolo 911 95
100 all Do. do. 73 opt. 01 50 93 96 -•
100 an Do. do. 73 withoutop. 91 97
100 all D 0.64 p.ct Bds.,pay.Tt 88 91
It. 100 Madras Omar. 61 per el In 84
8l 100 De. do. 5 par GI. 112 03 921
It. 105 Do. 11 per ci Exton O5 87
SO
DI Do. 40 Idea. do.
96. 100 Melb.Corp.6p. ct. Bends
10 all N. Brunswick & Cenada
elan A cap. 0. 5 7
10 all Do. do. Land do. 5 7
10 all Do. do. B cap. do. 5 7
10 all Do. do. land do. 5 7
90 ie. Gude (limited)
84. 100 &Ando 97 118
10 10 Do. Punjaub
SC 100 D01ed.11.14106.41.14.41 9l li3
10 1 crinltiASJAmit44.oo,lo i I dl.

GREENWICH.
,vuirr tt. OP • consTARLE MR 17.1.0XT.
.11'/6•46e, a police-constable, No. 3142 of the
,•• mi of mr
o.tropolitaa police, was lit up on remand,
-4.1 with stealing two 101. Bank of notes from
tl.• ..64.k.01tne of Oreenerich Hospital.
It ~i.peared that the priaearr, who has been In the force
•at am.- per., waa one of the eanstables select.' for
duty at r.rc.,nwicti Hospital, and had free ICCOMII to the
einem ..lerk'. offices after office hours. On the afternoon
of the nth of January last, Mr. Rouse, a clerk in the check-
ea e, placed two 10f. ziotes in an envelope, which he
licked ill • drawer in his desk, the lid of which
'..also locked. About tea days afterwards it was die-
t...ernl that tbe antes had been abstracted from teedrawer,
sal the numbers being transraitted to the Bank of Eeuland.
they were stopped when mumbled for paymer.t, mad were
albsiapiestly traced to bars been puma& the one al Mr.
s. Ktagatreet, 11•Yrmnit 01
'I overcool, on the lOth January, by a man ; and the se.
on the atom day, by a female, at the shop of Mr.
k nor. draper, the City, in payment of • shawl and
Cs& bunt Cie a:14,4..6 ealorwil o o the back of the
boa suspicion pointed to the prisoner, and Mr. In-
•Petor tI ilium, under whose charge the prisoner did
lair at the hospital, instituted iomines, the result of
a!Celi was that the coat purchased at Mr. Birch's was
ivirl pledged in the peC•oner's name at a pawahroker's
Greeowieh, having bean pledged by • neighbour
u the request of the prisoners wife. The police
h 'horities at Scotlandiard were then romping-
'* .1 with, sad the case was out into the
of Mericcant Williamson, • detective officer,
be A division, who took the prisoner into custody. On
uniting him with the charge, the prisonerdenied know.
• au,thiog al the notes or the coat ; but on Mr. Bireh's
merit* him, he at mice identified the prisoner as
whole-ought Cm coat produced and paid for it
• :II one of the stolen notes.
The primmer wished the magistrate to dimples of the cum
nnu II • hut the depositions were ordered to he takes,
he was fully committed for trial at the neat Old Bailey

The streets of Blackburn presented yesterday the
somewhat unusual spectacle of large numbers of operatives
walking about, or loitering in crowds at the corners of the
streets —sure and ss.ll evideices to tl a pubic Visit the dif-
ferences with the employers had nut been settled, and that
the strike or leck•out so much apprehended hail begun.
All the weavers whose notices have expired were out,
and up to last night the number unemployed in Blackburn
could not be less than 10.000. To-day there will be more
out ; there are a few establishments where the notices will
not expire till next week, and, should the strike last so
long, there will then be, of weavers, minders, hic., about
14,000 persons unemployed in Blackburn. Both sides re-
main firm, and there is no telling what the issue of the contest
may be. Among spinners, as a consequence of thecossation
of work in the manufacturing districts, short time is talked
of ; sad in those establishments where spinning is carried
on wholly or chiefly for the supply of their own looms, an
immediate stoppage is contemplated, as they can neither
work their yarn nor sell it. The operatives were to meet
last night, and it is probable that as out-door demonstration
will be held tos:lay.
A meeting of the cotton spinners and manufacturers of
Accrington WAS held on Wednesd4 night, when the follow-
ing resolution was agreed to :—" That we the undersigned
hereby agree to reduce the wages iu the weaving depart.
meut 5 per cent., and not to work short time until another
meeting of the trade admits that the operatives dictation
on this question is withdrawn." The above resolution was
signed by firms representing 7 600 looms, and on Thursday
about one.half the weavers of Accrington district turned
out in consequence of the above resolution. The following
turned out at noon : Broad Oak Mills, Melbourn Mill,
Massey's shed, Barlow's Mill, Gills and Driver's. Two
mills are stopped at Enfield for the same rearm. Accring-
ton is in a state of great excitement, and a public meeting
is called for to-night, to consider what further steps should
be taken. Other mills are expected to stop before the end
of the week.—Me ICAOlier

HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
LEADITRALL :—Hides, 56Ibs. to 641b5., 31. to 3ld. ;
6416.. to 721b5., 3'd. to 34d.; 7311 n. to 80Th.., 31d. to
; 8011 w. to 881 L, 3/d. to 411.; Ma. to 9611 m, 4d.
to 4ld. ; 96Th.. to 104 Th.., 41d. to 41.1. Horse holes, Bs.
to 10.. Calf Am., light, 2s. to 4.. Od. full. 6.. fkl•
BERNONLOSEY.—Shoep skins —Polled, 8.. Od to 10s. ;
Keot. awd balf-brals, 7.. Od. to 8.. 3d. ; Dowos, 5.. Oa.
to 7..

Chevalier Farini arrival at Genoa on the 9th
from Naples, and immediately repaired to his villa at

The French government bag now under consi4le-
ratios several migrations made by Marshal the Duke de
Malakoff, for the organisation of the government of Algeria,
The duke is said to have proposed the creation of two cham-
bers, or of a single one, the members of which should be
named partly by the government and partly by election,
and whose duties should be to vote the laws and regulations
which interest the colony.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Moore. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand,
although not extensive for hope, continues steady for ooti.
gumption at late prices. Vary- little doing on speculation,
on servant of the agitation of the hop duty questioo, with
the increasing advance on dimwits.

THE SEX AG ENARIAIHH, &C., Or THE Horst or Com-
'•'• The fallowing members claim this year to be wholly
: serving ..e election committees, on account of
1.... re than fiats years old :—Hoe. Ogee& Ar-
-641.4.0 . Meisr; E. Pall, W. Barrow ; Hoe. Colonel Bor.
.
; T T. Bernard, A. Black ; Floe. P. /2=l
. N,ws. J. Bowl. T. W. Brampton, J. I.
Broviddinet. R. Walks ; Major C. Brum C.ceeml
; tiptaia W. B. ll'Clintook Banbury Sir C. M.
k'nell; Mesw,. M. R. Corbin', E. Dirett, T. Dinicoreho ;
Mae. E. EMS ; DeLmey Erne/ ; Ysmra. J. a
1 4.7. W. J. pox, O. C. Olye ; Right Hoe. Sir J. Gis-
L'" B. Ora roe, C. P. (;reofell. Durdoe. 41,
WU. 7. C. Hatibeiton, G. O. Harcourt : Melt
hir W. G. Harter Wed Hof J. ilia" ;
Lett. R. Ingham, J. J. H. lehmentee, J. Kashmir ;
H. LA"; Hr. W. Lose ; Hoe. Col. Lowther ; Maim
• J. Lyeley, .1. NPearin. W. Marshall. C. A. Moody,
• likritY. W. Nicol : Right°Terrill ; Mama
• W. Pame, G. 11. Pack. ; Visoonnt Pahnorstot Mews.
" *h. D. Ricardo, R. Rich, D. Hammon ; Lord J.
II ; 111.. u, 0 P. Harem K. A. Blaney ; Sir. P. Smith ;
4""" Spoonor, J. Steel, 0. Trail. J. A. Tamar
V,rtw.r. Altnairrl Walcott, Mir .7. Walih, l'olooel White ;
ileum B. {'Pillars sod W. R. Wrightaon.

In the course of a debate in the Spanish Chamber
• few days ay, a dispute took place between the Minister
of the Interior and certain deputies respecting something
he lagil said ; and the latter were so imitated that they pro-
posed a motion, declaring that "they had heard with dis-
gust the miniat•r make an announcement which he must
have known to be false ; " but it came to nothing.
A communication from Algiers gives the follow-
ing as the test of • letter addressed by the Enperor to the
Governor-General of Algeria, dated from the Tuileries.
Jae. 13 :—" My deer Marshal—l was delighted to learn that,
in spite of some delays, your passage acres was favourable
and your reception enthusiastic and brilliant. It is not
with less pleasure that I have seen the excellent effect
produced by the short and animated speech you delivered.
It was of a nature to encoursge the hope of those placed
under your government, as well as to justify my condolence
in the enlightened devotedness of which you give me the
assurance, and on which I shall be always happy to rely.
Believe, my dear Marshal, in my sincere friendship.
Nagotson."

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End °odor* 19s. ed• Walls Fad Trinxios
Thoraley, lea. Ad. ; Was End HUton, 19a. ; Wells
End Tunstal, 193. 9d. ; Walls End Balms; 19s. Ll. ;
'flu:field Moor Butea las. 3d. ; Straker', 171. ; Can's
Original, 17s. ; 13absidia Hartley, 17s. • Davidson's
Hartley, 17a. ; Howard's Hartley, 171.—Ships at mar-
ket, AL

ETONIANS IX TEC HOUSE Or COMMON& —The re-
turn of Colonel Bathurst for South Wiltshire, which took
place yesterday, makes the extnionlimay number of Eton
men in the House of Commons 105 out of 64d or 650.
Among them is the Speaker (the Right Hon. John Evelyn
Denison), the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir G. C.
Lewis, Sir Charles Wood, Sir Francis Baring, Lord John
Manners, Sir John Pakington, Lord Bury, Lord Enfield, Sir
John Hamden, ko. Lieutenant-Colonel Frederic Thomas
Arthur Hervey-Bathurst is the only son of Sir Frederic
Hutchinson Hervey-Bathurst, of Clarendon Park, by his
first wife, Louisa Mary, daughter of the late William
&BOA. Fee.. of Baiobridge House, Haute. Ho was born
in 1683, was educated at Eton, and, as captain of the
Gronaclier Guards, served in the eastern campaign in the
Crimea in 1854-5. He became lieutenant-v-4°nel weak or
two back.
Despatches from Sicily Renounce the capture of
the chief of the Bourboik hand that broke into the pulling
Welk at Theo, sad killed the presiding otter and his sun.

CONYISSINCE ON INDIAN AJVAIIIL —We under-
stand that the following gentlemen have been appointed to
represent the Manchester Chamber at Commerce at the
adjourned conference on Indian again, to be held in
London in the course of next week :—Mews. Edmund
Potter, president ; Malcolm Ross, vicepresident ; Henry
Ashworth, John Übeetham, Andrew Camel, Murray Glad-
stone, Thomas Mosley, John Fender, John Stagg, directors,
and their secretary Mr. Hugh Fleming.
GRAND TRONI RAILWAY or CANADA. The
petition to the government of Canada is now in coarse of
sittire in London, Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester,
Glasgow, Edinburgh, Bristol, Dublin and Leeds, and
shareholders are urged to place their names to it imme-