The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-03 00:00:00

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.

The Hampshire papers give long and interest-
ing accounts of the burial of Charles Kean. Intimate
friends of the deceased attended from a distance as
mourners. Among them war e the Portsmouth dramatic
corps and Mrs. Barnett, the aged widow of the manager
of the Chichester theatre in which Charles Kean played on
his 19th birthday. The deceased annually distributed alms
to the poor of Catherington parish, where he buried his
mother and by the side of whom his body was laid. The
inscription on his mother's tomb is se follows :—"To
the memory of Mary, relict of the late Edmund Kean
(native of Waterford), who departed this life March the
30th, 1849, in or about the 70th year of her age. ' Angels
sing thee to thy rest.' This tomb was erected by her
affectionate sou, Charles John Kean."
A fire, causing great destruction of property,
was discovered early on Saturday morning in the exten-
sive cotton mill at Bakewell (belonging to Messrs. Jones
and Sons, of Manchester), near Sheffield. The mill, I
which was the property of the Duke of Devonshire, was
destroyed, and the total damage is estimated at
13,0001.
BRITISH HOMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.—Mr. E. B.
Denim, LL.D., Q.C., has been elected to the office of
President of the British Horological Institute, vacant by
the decease of Mr. Valentine Knight.
DEATH or MR. WM. RATHBONE, or LIVER-
POOL.—The town of Liverpool has lost one of its oldest
and most respected citizens in the person of Mr. Wm.
Itathbon., who died at his house at Greenbane lust Satur-
day morning, having gradually sank duce the failure of
an operation he underwent recently. Mr. Rathbocte, who
was el years of age at the time of his death, was inti-
mately connected with the commercial and political his.
toy of Liverpool for upwards of 60 years. In beelines
bin reputation was of the highest for probity, diligence,
awl tact, and in politics he was from the first • Ilion! in
the best sense of the term. He was descended from Quaker
parents, but early in life he joined the unitarian body. He
ever took on active part in local affairs, and in general
politics he was for half a century one of the leading
liberals of slouch Lancashire. He was mayor of Liverpool
in 1836, andwas up to a late period connected with various
local public bodies and institutions. Mr. Win. Rathbone
leaves three eons, who worthily uphold the family name
both on the Exchange and in various public capacities.
Fit= AND Orr,: CHURCHES. —A meeting of
working-men was held at the Whittington Club on Saber-
day evening for the purpose of hearing from Mr. Oztavins
L. Hills an address on the subject of free and open
churches. Mr. Forsyth, Q.C., presided, and spoke ear-
nestly in favour of giving the working classes better sa-
commwhdion then was provided for them in our churches,
end this he thought would be best done by oloptiog the I
free and open system. Mr. Hills spoke of the legal right
which every parishioner has to a seat in his parish church,
and pointed out many evils which resulted from the
appropriation of bests and the pew system. He con-
tended that churchwardens were bound to allot the seats,
not year by year or month by month, but at every or-
rice. Several speakers followed, and • resolution was
proposed by Mr. H. J. Potter, seconded by the Rev. Wil-
liam Wallace, thanking Mr. Hills for his statement, and
requesting Mr. Townshend Mayer, the secretary of the
London Free and Open Church Association, to announce
the unanimous wishes of the meeting to the bishop of the
diocese.
TilF. " PECULIAR PEOPLE."—The Star has an
account of the " services" yesterday at Bath-street Chapel,
Loudon-road, the headquarters in London of the " Peculiar
People." The congregation consisted of about 30 men,
bath's many women, and a number of children, principally
very young—some in arms. The males sit apart from the
females. They have no paid preacher ; indeed, seemingly,
uo stated preacher at aIL One of the elders conducted
worship, which consisted of singing hymns out of a hymn-
, book, published and partly composed by the people; prayer,
and a desultory harangue upon • teat of Scripture ; after
I which the field seemed open for anyone who chose to
I speak—an opening taken advantage of by several of those
present. A person who described himself as a Wesleyan
her testified to some cases which had fallen under
lli7ncotice of a " miraculous" character. He alluded to
[ two females who were lying in hospital at the point of
death, trusting to the arm of the flesh ; be pomaded
I Henn to negative medical assistance, and believe that cure
would come from a higher source ; whereupon they almost
instantaneously recovered, and were alive at this day.
Several interesting reminisoeoces of this nature were re.
lined. One, of a lady whose bones had become like gristle,
I bat who nevertheless was able to dispense instantaneously
[with crutches ; another, of • man who was attending hos-
, pital, bent double with distortion of the spine, and who
[suddenly became erect and agile. A voluble
hercluded the proceedings by stating that she and bus-
bead were both " down" with the small-pox ; the husband
not being of the " people," she had recomae to the ann
of the flesh for him in the shape of a general practitioner,
under whose treatment be died, while she was here to-
day to testify to the efficacy of the mode of treating &s-
-ease. pursuedby the " Peculiar Peolge."
M. JULEP FAIRE AND THE FRZSCH EMPIRE.—
In the course of his speech last Friday on the press bill,
IL Fevre remarked :—The Emperor in his speech frankly
admitted the reverses that had afflicted the country. The
minister, while eulogising the success of the government,
was ohliged to pass over the Mexican expedition in 'deuce,
and also to say nothing of the events of laGti, which have
compromised the force and prestige of France, and reduced
her in Europe to the position of a power of the third order.
(Numerous and energetic exclamations.) At home, has prow
pertly been attained at the price of our liberties' No. The
factitious enterprises you have started have fallen to ruin,
I like the image of bran with the feet of slay. The lotteries
1 you have protected have devoured the savings of the poor
I people, whom your words arid assurances have deceived ;
[ so that abroad we have danger, at home impoverishment.
1. this true' (No, no.) M. Haentjens—The economic con-
&Non of France is not so bad as that of any of
lof its neighbours. The President—l request the
speaker to give his language • form and a moderation
which will not met disparagement on his country. (Hear,
I hear.) M. Jules Favre—lt is not my country that I die-
, parage ; I register the acts of those who govern it. (In-
' terra ; applause from the Left.) The President
Return to the bill on the press. M. Jules Pave—All
this is the result of the silence imposed upon the journals.
Since 1819 we have gone backwards in our legis-
lation on this subject. (Interruption.) Give us
I
the law of 1819. and we shall swept it with all its im-
I perfections. (Appian.e from the Left.) In the present bill
[ you leave the deeiaion to the arbitratioe of the judge, ....---
[ because you admit that press offenses cannot be defined. A deputation of the Trades Political Association
How can • judge tell where political discussion begins and
where not' What is the line which divides • report peril- had an interview with Mr. Jacob Height nn g•lnnliffi
lel, parasite, or eider from the permissible report? Let the during which the provisions el the pespesed bin fee the
minister ascend the tribune and tell us ; let him put an issolieetioc of trades societies Dego ateeeensa. It is
end to a humiliating state of things which authorises expected that Mr. Baxley, Mr. John Cheelhesteemil Mal
prosecutions and condemnations no ineomprehensi-
ble as those we have remind eeen—(b—to a situation Jacob Bright will meet the deputation in a &art time.
which does not allow j • to obey the law except by The oratorio announced for the next concert d
s'sudiusui, us t° she 'ham" ostracism of *ileac°. (In- the Sacred Harmonic Society is Meadelmohn's St Posi.
terruption. Yes, we have become excommunicated by which is rapidly attaining the plow sow to Elijah yhtch
thought ; we ere so pestiferous that contact with us costs
I,ooofr. forfeit. (Numerous exclamations ; approbation Drill now holds near to TM Messiah. At this peeesa-
from some benches.) By-and-by no shall read comments area Mr. Costa is to resume the post of conductor.
ea our debates in the Russian journals, and those of Franco Tin WEST ATRICAN MAIL,.—
lArlisi, PIM
will, in order tort2rOdow, them, have to wait the Pet- 3,—The mail steamship Lagos, from the western wart of
mission of M. Go akoff. (Fresh interruption.)
THE NEW Pants Law or Pahwcs.—The follow- Mr". has arrived in Ike Manse with 13 imossgsrs sad
tag are some of the leading po
int. in the new prom law. a full cargo. Her dates art Fernando Pe, DOD SO; 0.••••
Preliminary government au
•for publishing • room, Dec. "9: Old Calabar, Dec. If ; nom, Jan. 3 ;
newspaper iv abolished, the stump is reduced by one eow' Brass River and Nun, Jas.. 2 ; Loges, Jac 6; iamb
time on political journals, impelsooment im done away with lea, Jon. 6 ; Leers, Jan. 7 ; cep. Coot CostlA. jut►
for prom off enoes, and free liberty is given to establish
ting-offices. As • nt-off against them ameliorations Monrovia, Jen. 12 • Simla
8; Cape Palmas, Jan. 10 ; ,
must be meritioned—first, that the withdrawal of the Leese, Jan. 15; Bathurst., Jan. 19; Teneetffe, Jaw 94;
authorisation in ramrod of French journals does not apply Madeira, Jan. 26. The Lire eaeowatesed Marfa weak/
t° foreign newspapers. Whoever intro es •••• after leaving Madeira. The news frees the waiesepeek
authorised foreign paper intolPrence is liable to a penalty , devoid of interest.
oohings,ooofr. The caution matey for '" CITY SPECIAL
a journal is retained, and stands at a very
fig no no lees a sum than 50,00013. (2,0001.) aIPWLCHIWIL—Min DAY4—AS ono o'clock this diora► ma
required to be deposited in Paris before a the special ecestehiss Women ilm the
iljPirMie 2.-
newspaper can be itertel. While one centime is taken off serobled on the parade-plead in tbe rear
the stamp duty the portal stamp of four centimes is and on the muster rolls being called, and** several wieb-
retained. Therefore a Parisian journal sweet be ponies formed, the &elks ef caws was proceeded will.
in the provinces without the mesa{ of a tax deliverednine The number of num exTelled he the district hi gee
wigtz
Nathan. The result is that- the pries of the Journal and three hundrek_and these baveheee eret ileal
would be wholly unretnuneratire, and scald net exist sompanies. The elder is Mr. 0. 'W
without the revenue from advertisements. • Marna under that thetimes diatribes the sass • 1
with 23.000 subeeribers la Paris, sad es many is
the pro- west wend evellidess, after slow
sauces., Pays mg martins itt advance 1,500 fr. facile sub- armlets vele empediell is elitheim ladies& asermi.: The
be in
Be and 2,150 Mr. for thaw In
the eseatry. rector, the Rev.-Ze. ge le. E. if~. Wre/M1 desit,
Mienchers cif the Besets and the Corps Licgishitif are now _bad many isammigel seen; werepiessat, ma me
prohibited from EWAN' ends the
fiat the Adorable interest wee Waged to the mevemeet.
great hardship of tie sew sessure is enenesessaneent eggeggal, PAyaen, Ilegs.healowN DAT.
of the fines impesed ”Is swag when. ntsneguns, end flarcanar. Fes. I.—Adruhricee ree betresnk dill :
misters, raping hug AI M& te 00.000 fr. by Naga iiiitsts,4,74s ; relay Thihtm4l4ll!t•

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Kingston and Wars 62 to to
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Owe o'Ortoon.
Public securities are in rather leas demand to-
day, and a reaction has taken place in some cased.
The decline, however, is neither general nor im-
portant, the sales, whichare confined to a few stocks,
being upon alimited scale. There is still a disposition
on the part of many persona to invest in the English
funds and foreign stocks, and these transactions,
are almost sufficiently numerous to counterbalance I
the effect of some sales, which have been made to
realise speculative profits. Consols are steady, at
the closing prices of Saturday. Some of the foreign
bonds are 4to 4 per cent. lower. In the railway
market attention is still chiefly directed to Metro-
politan stock, which continues to be freely offered,
and exhibits a further fall of 14 per cent. It is
stated that a large number of telegraphic orders to
sell this stock have been received this morning
from the provinces.
Arrangements having already been made to meet
the bills falling due to-morrow, the 4th of the
month, the discount market is quieter to-day, and
the best paper is taken in some cases at 14 per
cent., or 4 below the Bank of England minimum.
There is little or no demand for loans in the Stock
I
Exchange, often at 1 per cent. par annum.
Consols are quoted 931 to 1! both for money and
the account (6th February), and the Three ,
per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents.,'
93
In the railway market to-day, Metropolitan
stock has declined 14 per cent., viz., to 1081 to 4 ;
but Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire are 1
better, at 1061 to 107 and 1204 to 4 respectively.
Annexed are the quotations for the other lines :
Great Western, 434 to 461 ; London and North
Western, 1184 to i ; Caledonian, 751 to 76 ; South
Eastern, 694 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 314 to 4 ; Great
Northern, 107 to 108 ; ditto A, 1074 to 1 ;
London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to 1 ; Northßritish, 351 to 36 ; Brighton, 451 to 46 ;
Berwick,'
104 to 1 ; and York and North Midland, 951
to 964.
As regards foreign stocks, a relapse of 4 to 1 per
cent. has occurred in some of the speculative des-
criptions.
The Viceroy of Egypt's loan, however,
is 1 higher, at 744 to 4. Chilian Bondsof 1867 are
at 88 to 89 ; Turkish of 1862, 61 to 62 ; ditto 5
per Cents. of 1865, 321 to 1 ; ditto 6 per Cents. of
1863, 54 to 1; Greek, 134 to a ; Portuguese scrip,
11 to 4 prom. ex div. ; Spanish New Three per
Cents., 371 to 1; Italian of 1861,434 to 1; Mexican,
16 to 4 ; Russian of 1864, 884 to 891 ; Egyptian of
1864, 90 to 91 ; and Peruvian of 1805, 77! to 4.
A moderate amount of business is reported in
American securities. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted
72 to 4, showing a decline of 4 ; Erie Railway
shares, 484 to 491, being I better ; and Illinois
Central, 861 to 87/—a rise of 4. A ----- -
nd accident occurred yesterday at
' Bank shares have been little dealt in, but distremi
Alliance have declined 10a., the present price
wDoncaster..fi
..21i;,irlti'ecIlic., a lady47o
ryet;r:i of singe,
.u.auatlbly.
being 13 to 12 die. London and Westminster are I ,„, ntsr: i atioi.s:L; %IT: alarmaY
Of tins!. It w'aligiona
quoted 67 to 68 ; Union of London, 33 to 34 ; discovered that
atnd asse he tir was in the
uickl tee
at h whieh
Mims
' Imperial Ottoman, 4to 1 die. ; and Oriental Weeks occupied, istanee was qy and, but
11
Corporation, 42 to 43. before she could be removed she was fatally burnt.
Tea MAsTELS
Financial shares are unchanged, apart from a ' AND SIEVANTs' Ail', 1807.
rise of 2s. 6d. in General Credit, the present price Pre
I.wel" mclngls waetilat m
a afguala:
tte:valtzt uniletEast
r the
being 24 to 24 die. International are called 14 to nidinei monthly sessions on Saturday. Mr. 1:. Levers, as
14 die. ;London, 231 to =1 du.; and Credit Fon- smut for his. mother, Jini. inn Lovers, tel war, yimber,
Yorkshire NA olds, charged Jaue Monson, 19, of N hal mrc,
7 to 61 dia. SA alleged serevut iu lito4andry, with acecouding from se-
xier,
The Kosciusko has arrived from Melbourne viee. Plaintiff had hired defendant at Mahon on the ..
Ha
.Nth
with 162,0001. in gold ; the wimwwww
with 50;500i.; e4ll,:znabiLr;l.,,tuta a miv.nwtrlioatf...ter:nhem.sitautte.h •
airiaervant is
and the Yorkshire with 24,0001.—making a total husbandry,and it was explained to her that she would have
to milk the cows,ws, and go out to field work in harvest time or
Of 236,5001.
when required. She went ou the h.cia 9, following. sad
The directors of the London and County Bank left On Saturday morning. beeanee fault hail been found
have decided to recommend the payment of a divi-
dend sad bonus amounting together to 9 per cent. quart
a.. 6d. tint 'money. The defendant was sworn
Itehrtl':7 letirliNaravtikingitihleofete.'"n",,:lwean':'.lminth sand
for the half year ending 31st December last, being, aud said she was not hired to clean the cows out, which
with the payment of 11 per cent. in August, equal Obteitteidsted.to.dolltywir7,ll,l2:dyteot touscagstowt.he I::.r.tfidestes
to 20 per cent. per annum. About 7,0001. will re- housework, and she 'wore positively that the words
main to be carried forward to the next account. s"heratill biZtr itrich":pe.rend Zji'veecild,,,m,..enttobmwae.t°l4l,'7:
HALF-PAST ONE O'CLocii. tifi denied the girl's state,eenta in t to. The bench wtre of
Console have declined 4 per cent. since 1 o'clock,
but most of the railway stocks are higher. Great opinion thist he quite failed to prove his cace, ant
on ilh iim.:if
Northern A has risen 1 per cent., Great Eastern 4, proper work. ~„
rge
London and North Western 4, and Great Western i
tmissed LM
he girl's st:ltlntentwwitehre tni"L`slisThilidug bees .et t to'.iia.
LAND IN rieDTLAND.—LaniI, even in England,
and South Eastern 1. Metropolitan, however, is .
neoprobeeci= lulsee.xetirleit.ies Towe"iiitifhtoaremocri Vi'el I To: Ite.
very heavy, and shows a fresh fan of i per cent., lands, wheie, if iii g
dlanleeted. it will not even relapse into
viz., to 107 4 to 4. Foreign Bonds are without P"
aretauhlnet"offelvetliwe oak. tiliel'llhcehreantwir even in ;fie
change of importance. the pine refuse to spring up, end the ht
e eath and the
About 21,00 a in bar gold was withdrawn from grouse-feeding berries alone appear. 14 rental of
such land, unless lie owns a vast tract of it, no snail can
the Bank on Saturday for the Continent.
With reference to the case of Grimell v. liristow, live as a gentleman, including the duty of being the civi-
• meeting was held on Saturday of the members of income (fax le
liser and the motel fora whole population. If bis scanty
so than that of an average nousufacturer,
the Stock Exchange, when a COMlllitteo was ap- merchan, or high•class shopkeeper) be burdened with the
pointed with a view to the necessary funds being e his mother or step-mother, and
portions of his aunts,
raised towards the cost of an appeal against the
decision given on Friday in the Court of Common poescumibbialy...of hiasi.iydoudn.gettr.broathfresera,mthen.
to
lwawhawthisiehkpreft,vienstsa
him from selling part of his estate in order to pay off en-
Pleas. cruelty and injustice to him and to all his elan and
As considerable doubt a to prevail on the tenants. Oallant and entertngfer &On lairds
subject of thenext • in Chancery con- a'r as much in ni scuts P•sum"—he Im't!himmlf 41" t•
meted with the Metropolitan Rahway, it may be fiee a' little, thatirnreetl: ende:inbLamontwe,„"te,nhplititdart
well to state hew this matter appears to stand.
Under the terms of the injunction issued on Fri- old moors. which mane him all day long of impotence and Ineeslin:stlitlyi°X,"ratlier then love, +he old house and the
day, the accounts of the company will, it is un- decay. No special legislation would be needed to set
derstood, be brought into the Vice-Chancellor's
Chambers, where, after a full inquiry and argu- thm
such • man free, only an abolition of thi.t special legiela-
botch makes entsilsaturentsst bval.eititi in lisw.
liNo
went on both sides, the dividend will be finally rtandin „ma'
assessed according to the real net earnings, the ambit, sad even necessary, to concentrate in certain great
7esuleavevtioliseed the system welch made it
whole of the dividends and interest at present families as much land as possible, simply because they had
'Wilde 'hi°rltiai: m'elt°
f" iroe 1.2.4_,15, .."solii° to pay charged against capital being first transferred as the power of calling out their own armed tenants as auxi-
chargesagainst the revenue of the past half-year.
These proceedings may involve considerable delay
in the payment of whatever dividend may be found usawafa:Aarerajintn, for the most part, highly civilised
bworan wolli thereby
intooth'e: halms of rich merehyants ana
to have been earned. The argument on the bill men of business ; generous, moreover, and animated by as
itself in the Vice-Chancellor's Court will, it is pre- honourable rivalry with the older lairds whom they now
stained, come on in the conned next term. Then dispmeeee If op preside should spread, under a wiser
the larger questions will be opened of the rights of :e" le_f; fre°already in the lower
the extension stockholders to dividends out of re- pert of ralegit
ofNzszbwvf waes owned by
valley en buying and building where they
venue, both currently and retrospectiveli—it can; if—and from the railway itself, site after
being charged in the bill that the inter
paid by Memel be chosen for homes and demesnes lit for princes,
the contractors has been in the nature
if are owned by families who do not depend for
of payments due to capital—and of the thweeelfeweee
Way
upon the land iteelf, and if the owner is for
esetwesel wealth, agriculture, art, civilisation, loyalty ;
salsapproprietion of the Tower-hill capital, amount-
ing to nearly 1,000,0001. sterling. wise :—if Desaide. as one example out of many in
They half-yesrly meeting of the North Eastern hidden by law tentail, or •men to burden them in any.
land, became what it might booms durintotrhetneeiti fifty
Railway Company is called for the 20th inst. at ynnw:ii-allelltlileitetTaent at 1..... t .ficial g.rar'irld shrut grraard
York. It is proposed to raise from 4to 4 per, "rork : who would" complain ?-2Prases Macoinc for
cent. per annum the interest on future issues of . February,
the company's debenture stock. i Minearevors Pas; v Dices. —I protest as loudly as
The half-yeerly meeting of the Midland Rail-' any Foot= that I don't think you are fair to as ; that you
Way CompsnLwill be held on the 19th inst. I
rwasetefer • number M unworthy
f rtetjadioeausi;praddirrox re-
', at
Derby- The meeting will be invited "to ilia great measure lased upon nothing suomps than Le.
aonsider the expediency of attaching to any ram peculiarities in our &carat, and a certain rapidity in
mortgage preference stock, the creation and 1 the way we arrive at our judgmoute—that you suffer these
issuing of which is already. authorised under to influence you in your opinion of us. With a forgone
resolutions of any previous general meet- agency, you condemn us ember as incapable,
Mg of the. proprietors, and which shall not "'
' een,elealind
.mthat we most blander in every situation of dim-
lyor iYouanrit down oar mistakes to the aeon of en khans.
GM be mimeo and issued, a fixed and irredeem- etaYm web has only to be deplored. A short time back,
able yearly dividend or interest, not exceeding 51. the leading journal of England amused its masts by an
article over our physical inferiority, and ingonioogy wont as
for every 1001. thereof."
of oar intellootual deficiencies might he
The half-yearly meeting of the Staines, Woking- t
a:eirliTowd to thatt
this fact. I will not enter into this contro-
bam, and Woking Railway Company is convened verey. We may be, though I don't believe it, all you my
the 24th inst. • and that of the Bristol and of us; belt lam persuaded of one thing, which is that
Exeter Railway Company for the 27th inst., at without the alloy we contribute to the national ebaiweter,
Bristol. you would be far low efficient at hence, and much lees
. liked abroad. It is a sore trial of a quick man's tamper to
At the meeting on Saturday of Simpson and Co. be sneered at by a slow fellow • and this is what Ireland
(Limited) a dividend was declared at the rate of fools, and has
long felt. You. may be one superiors in
4 per cent. per annum for the six months ending shill, in industry, in aptitude for the asee arts, and
the 31st of December last. in mares of things by which men make money
, somehow we have a habit of thinking that when we meet
gamma inggnag. Ire on some neutral
ra arouoad, of the Old World eLat!wki.
Consols, which dosed 7'A:today at Mt to 1, /410:0,rw'swifeszegozilLetfo, Febw,fwy. temp • 1k
both for and next Wednesd&Y's s=t.t The barque Excelsior, Captain Roberts, from
and loved to-elay at the WM qnotation. Thisee, Area fa Antwerp, 'sada st pima,* e, Sm.
EindThres per Cents. Reduced sod New Three per day. 15 men, part of the mow of the alup Sir George
c=
Cents. ware quoted at 1 o'clock 9.3ator. 4. The moor,
_el Glasgow, from Liverpool for Bombay, with
cdßoial business report is as :—Three abandoned at ma em December 19, in lea. 25 S., long. 26
W., ea ire.
Axe Chat. Consols, for money, fin, iathi-irez
Bar Al VW HOSPITAL, GILAT'S-lIIN-ROAD.—The
ior account, 981; Three par Cada. somilter of patients relievedsl, us whim 4269 were um
at this literati' daring the
.gi 4 ; New rhi•• per Oemett Vat 4 •
Block, Beak week ending Fe Feb. 1 was 3,7
247 ; India Five per Cent. Stock', 1121, teem

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'''..' '.........."....'............. Exeter Railway Company for the 27th inst., at without the alloy we oontrilmte to the national character
leaving Madeira. The news from the ueloos ports Bristol. you would be far ler efficient at home, and much less ' , ,
void of interest. liked abroad. It is a sore trial of a quick man's temper to I
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axis's—(Tone DoT.}—At one °Wash this eftweesoa (Limited) a dividend was declared at the rate of feels, and hu long felt. You' may be our su *re in •
4 t. annum for the six months ending skill, in ladastey, is eptuda for the sec arts, and
zoo*. Per ant per
tP•aisi "citabbse.g=tag te the felje the 31st of December lark in seats of thing' by which men nuke money ; but
Aed on the pared in the rear the gunk i liv
somehow we Lena habit of thinking that when we meet
on the muster rolls being ailed, sad the sword ears-
ss formed, tie shwas of Atom 1111 -----
anvimay Ivalniro. 17911 on some net crowed, of the olq, World Or. the
a New, we are thud of the competi —B.ack.
number a men smelted ia the listriat_te hetemp IWO Consols, which closed yesterday at
12•10 le wood's 3 1 pazin t f F bruery. I .
tan" Inmates" al" bay° 1"1 NrularZigiat both for money and neat
at
the ante The bargee rheeelsiot2letain Roberts, from
pane. The esei le Xs O. W sled
sr thot kimtawooali Iforo the earragiet and closed to-ay at the same ciliotstn. Dm" Aym, for istwom
t tarengft NW= EVldThres per Cents. Reduced sod New Three per day.
5t en,
part al the wow of thaot:p Sir Oetter:e dor
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lets were onocalodi to lii.orno Wallas woolawil The Omuta. were quoted at 1 o'clock 9.11.10 r.
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Thhe nteuromationedet Glaseat
aosoakconDeswaLiverPooltar 19,foriaBiostu,25y
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arjistuerislyse emboli is theVirieolskr".l6
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reaper. Fla. I.—adatiniewe an t, 851 ; ---.1 • ; New TM" pee um.", wet I l mull week amber Feb. 1 was 3,751, ta whin 1.24 were mow
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