The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-28 00:00:00

iiet of caseeMies at Lucknow, containing the names if each ADM as hare been omitted in the list weird by telegraph, and already published, ar erldelt have been mis- !Telt sawd !hg of M.jorGeneral Slr Jam.. Outran—Cap .'. s well, amnion of right forearm. Arnamy—lnminsont Gana Basely. Commissery of pagan* Mat lat M.b.. INalien—Lisaisesat Bailey, severely Vahan.. Cavalry—Caplan Imen (womanly named .a )tlow, WM?. lath Regimmt, sow* wounded by a sinks' not os right shoulder. let Madras Fueilirro—Liodelian Arnold, word, woosdal. Moo deal. liar Maisorfe Mgt liegistarl.—Liattacant Waelhoun (we Wosilhowsh sa orrassossly Maid), tom of right ann. Lisabsist Ism (not Bairy), wounded. 011 Righlandan .- Captain R. Bogie Not Boyle), severely visiaded. llw liaastYe 90th Light laSsarry.—Lieuteamt Moultrie Moe Marlin), Idled. la Maine Powilion—Linstanant Oroont (ant Grown), mentily vomited. slam dud: Llwatemat Barclay (woe gray), slightly, On 21. Sth Lei (ast Beets), diettly 'sanded. --APO Briar% New. IL DELHI. A charge brought against Col. Hogge with refo rmat to his public appearamee in Delhi with the son of the /Clog at Delhi, has produced the following letter hoot hits, addressed to the Lahore CAronicl• : klthosoh I de set sodas etateersta ark by rap Rae eansepsedris a srapepers, yet, es yes law gins my awes ie ear d the earrials at yaw ma at dr loth New" as as at the edam who bre I Ira sees din with cgs if es sum st Gs Lag es es de : Sri dgeath de Greer sf Delhi, I owl yea Le 'elites. loathe Mew* suseesat et tie tests. haring the trek se pm damp at • 140 1 ,18 74 ehr IA& ew ake* the deers d Ddhr ss tit Jetspertarter 9811611S•sewiall 1, are she Mew as, Haag ben rid le egregrety the •Vedgelmisgeres • arise the Lim Twat shageitharrersi me et Ow bold so Woh allithd resit In the anon% lishress eters he err relteed. Was aeries, hums slaw a see et thsalso, eppeready a la at la ee 16 awe sf ▪ es rid thedersobrusar If ha riga be grafted to pest d arelegete he re drag slag wit h any graham aba • Intl Hie Ms, sod se I woe Is the held eir gage got Amoy min ea aa elighest the Camasslmer rd Shoed wild eareleetaly eellbi it Me. 1 mask : rthe Ithate web se ether eliselleah I wall de se' and shah ter Censialimer and the dime betas shelled le or:dle bleb ben Wag Mary 1 siseeekel le all hr i arearbegly w twe essedne I leek Jambe Ilekt as; he bet bee .Ireleg .s bet s pea ea the tide** eel babi bibs Add that be Inlet& try esd amp,. I pet Ida la heal he preesal lir rhipeisi of; he bowl hoe Moho ehiejeash," I set is frost, tb.s. I bah sag, I reetihrei It • manse et very htne teat gib sea I escapist . is W peredlei brash tle streets et the shy, Um, t hal dm I is sal threeilt the Cabmen Outer to Law Cale end he.., who M wee isle d.k through pee sal Cisobee Meet; the sented thee 3 pawl sp the Chris. Cheek lad beard fry be abssoissai, lamb. bees Wend le to lb.. by L bilw MIK bawlethl • wish to bow se the base he sift lab tha gouda w bhp gat promisi Am, if pay, b inohl • sim ion Wm Amid a •••••••my • Midi wisp la pubis, I as nit say 11211 I Mod bln • vary is• VIVO IA Yr p•• me • good Mt of ialsemslies Aunt • _ ithlthere. Nair teedery:eall their plans, and had I re "dr! haw et UAW thread proberty have taken Lis _ _ having resumed b Moimit on the RNL ef Oshilm,lllol as Mu dim opportunity. a The following is an extract of a letter from dated 13th November All seems quiet now, ex cept in and about Locknow, and we can get no in telligence of the doings there, except through the hamar reports, which are very vague. A military commission is now sitting, and hanging dozens of the rebels daily, the last big man being the Cotwal of Delhi. The expedition under Brigadier Showers has been very eurvessful, having captured three rajahs and taken their forts, guns, sod treasure, the latter amounting to eight lace—Bombay Times. Wa irsall rail the attention of the government of leak to the ante of 'Lingo existing in the city of Delhi. It nom& WNW end stern reform. We are certain that tie boils tire committed Live as enaction from the Oirreethressinn, and if the menage owe 10,0001. to Whet, errillas orders should be Inusamltted peremptorily Milan net. The youngest son of the ling, eighteen 4 ,sen st sp, er his deviated torment on smooth of VII rya, sed doss through DAM on an elephant to. bid* *Mass behind him to do him honour. The Asbloins sows so inseedible that it may be set aside as • VlllolllWilitipor report. We entreat government to Eoliths ',Adak the arhich'ne would not publish without each Iry OMAN% se produces al:thirds oretaiaty. The King, deo, k :le ad—bet for this we bars only the authority of the Let t boo Clemilie—has a retinue to snood Won end 1 nay both the BMA (Sores who visit him. It ie thaws tip& ss elos, been. paid to oar murderer., which ense pub le berry. They see not ordered low Ind by issesusems, but they should be sopped by worts secsssesi. Polllsasors, is the mid.lle of °entire there were the fo)- `theleg thin in NSW, unharmed . Sam Ab4ssi Msg. a nbsl chief of the Gongs= • &MM. she }Aged the mutineers. Rereena Khan, a Portion, who commented a regiment at Daki. ?limb Abated Lodi Ibis, tb father-lade. of t►e Kim who weal edt le asset the Berealy brigade, sad model them lie the eity. the Numb of Jheljer, Nottab Aloes Oudreu Klass, se ewed of assistlag is lb* murder of Mr. Eraser. Uhl*/ hie been dome to nay of these mm n. It is hippos- MY le el hot wet dtillult to refer to the supreme pl ume& It is area. to refer to Lahore, for air J. Lemma hes me authority its the north wet. ' the aim is Deihl therefore doted the respoodbility, sad ` , Mae wile ad the pesatuaest It deserves. It most be Milk army • War to NMI, if • stiflkiret bribe is pad YGs essal, awl pt sayary mien should be truss- MINI •••• . _ II la slated that Lieoresont Helm had no option la ft rues of the Ilse of WM. Groom! Penny sa acting Nadas inaannothine hy Mr. Calvin sad Aids bass 004 MMee aepanaded. em/y say, aull hi the me. the sooner ..pedal olli , ar is ordered hoer Were Is DIM, with power lo do any thing we pr ftlbiterfrer Warms in the North-West. %Mod. vs lave base stated only fade and await nit It • aalliese spa this Wet tM setioa of the Governos•Gow 3.1.-41imm I ft/ Ll* Nov. 19. COMMERCIAL Bornar, Drr. 3. Lei aril of* drier ben rk r 26th of Oadgat mild mos die amnia( of Worts). the 231 d of • immost, per P. OM 0. callipitra .team-stop Tot low, nellibissee of ow awe) natio" manned ia our tut, be haleed amiss lb, pot tort big btontrl mosey is ddlealt : ble 'MOW it de homer at tarreesed rated of i tenet. MI babe, ekboetth tltty hare to woe titan rowelled •Weittesuwassietso to the public, hew sot se yet 'We'd 4 •Wr vein tflete Webby' to change to report fa government seeeritioa Aid eez ttem. tr r igoa y. of our • tit ktts. _Cana Plus Goo o n.—Th e Waimea trammeled hying • IMPANaI.t ha ham to • mielemt• remelt. There h.o been LlNlPldatitait of from ma to two masa io the pica of ' 4l 7=Ovida, sorb ma vaadapoiliona and attivtimrs. Some Ogre, momta ant ia damamd, sad ham advanced " - 1112MMIT D a a ?.acv Gme —There hes Ism no 11111heils site-ion Is the vane of bleached goods, whirl aftlelress si ow het weeder, e.—Three else here remained tires (twin 08 110 01plet, at the peke* Met repotted. Comm. Wont..—le the early pert 4 the fortnight the &new le this stitch .1i..l bet •411 u the smssl the het Oserinsit Wed the tette have &thud, end sir wigs let* emit Orrowb .t as. 13660; Dhollere, Its. 140-60 ; R.. r2s,se• Veravel, ; 806 D6 " ur 'nsesitsteed, at ft& 1614 60. 2m ll .—The retie have detikeed sleep eer lest ripen ; ••• 48 Noe llmetterir and %deem et N. 1,1100. On %M k.- MOM th. &meld of the Overhed MOO Ikk Uwase hit, the Oen have bard. TR* EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1857. TO7ll,lloll.—Tba toritures in our harbour is et prang Acadia; Wi t` rows bore occasquently &oiled to li. 10a sad U. _ _ 2;llaassasa—Tor Bank aad China draws paper, the rata by bean 2a. 20. and 2a. 2ld Local draws sisals mad &s -eacoast. have sold chiefly at 2.. lid. Oa Cakalta, i dare Agit, Oa Chico, 60 dila slight, 215. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. CDT TEA DAMAN LID MIASMATIC TaxmanArs.) (nom ova OW comsro)lotairr.) LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. By the arrival this morning of the British sad North American Royal Mail steamship Armies, Captain Ryrie, we have advice. from Beaton to the 18th inst., and Halifax to the 18th. The America brought 80 pamengers, 1,000,000 dollars from Boston, and 6,000 sovereigns from Halifax. The Royal Mail steam-ship Canada aniyed at Rslira: on the 18th inst. On the 24th, lat. 40, long. 28, the America paned a ship to the northward, in distress. She proved to be the &Tinders, of Portland, waterlogged, and The stock market at New York was more active, and in most securities there was a slight improve ment The European news checked the sales of cotton, no transactions of moment having been made, and, while prices are unsettled, heavy sale is not likely to take place. Flour dull. Sales limited chiefly to domestic trade, the demand for exports being light, while quotations were unchanged, from Saturday's rates. Wheat met with moderate demand. Indian corn dull, with moderate sales. No modem of old westerns. Mixed pork dull. Bogor. tima. Freights to Liverpool were firmer, and &boat 30,000 bushels wheat were engaged in bp at bd. to 61d, with a quantity of ditto at 3d. The Star of the West arrived at New York on the 16th inst. She brought 2,208,233 dole. in specie on freight. News unimportant. 6 all 101 Si ! V* 61i411.1 LISTS.-71118 DL 1. Two demos.. The railway share market taday. is Arm, and moat of the leading stocks exhibit an advance of Ito 1 pee Cent. over the dosing quotations of Thursday: London and North Western stack is quoted 961 to 97 ; Great Western, 64 to t; Midland, w Lancashire and Terkshire, NI to 194 t; Great Northern, 243 to , per share ; London and South Western, 47 to I ; and Eastern Counties, 11 j to 1. Pernambuco Railway shares are in demand, and are last marked prem. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Grand Truck of Canada, Great Western of Ca nada, Great Luxembourg, Namur and Liege, Daub Rhenish, and Lombardo-Venetian shares are all in good request, and, in mast Nem, eosaniand improved rata. All the Indian stocks are in great demand, aid are still riming. - 1,71 -1.-iii: THE CALCUTTA MAIL. EAST INDIA COMPANY'S DESPATCH. The following telegram, which was received at the East India House this morning, gives the Cal cutta version of the relief of Lucknow. It will be found to correspond with that from Bombay, pub lished on the 26th instant, but coutaina a few additional particulars: _ _ The Commander-in• Chief crowed the river and entered Oude on the 9th instant. He was reported from Cewnpore on the 12th to have reached Alum bagh, and to have opened communication with Sir tames Outram. Between the 9th and 12th one thou sand three hundred troops of all arms crossed the river at Cawnpons to join the Commander-in-Chief. On the 12th three companies of the 82nd marched for Alumbagh, and on the following day three compa nies of the 13th, the military train and Crawford's artillery, were to move in the same direction; further, it was intended to send on Carthew's bri gade of Madras &pus, expected at Cawnpore, unless the Owalior mutineers should cross the Jamas; the latter on the 12th inst. numbered 3,000, or, by manse accounts, 6,000 effective men, with 8 heavy and 30 field guns. . . By the lasi telegram, anted 23rd, some portion of this force had crossed the Jamas and entered the Dash. On the 13th the Commander-in-Chief cosameseed operations by blowing up the Fort of llnillawae,' near Alumbagh ; on the 16th inst., he occupied Ojai:calla Park and Mertiniers, after a running fight of two hours; in the evening the enemy again came forward, but were heavily re pulsed,and the operation ended in our taking the post across the canal. Our losses small. Lieutenant Maybe, Horse Artillery, and best. Wheateroll, Chahlseeee, killed. Oa the 16th the Commander-in-Chief aniseed wen the canal in force ; on the lith he attacked Hugh, which was occupied after a severe straggle. The enemy suffered enormously, 1,300 dead bodies of sepoys having been counted in one pleas only. The Shah Huarill wan then cannonaded for three hours, and was carried at dusk, after one of the severest fights ever witnessed. Oil the 16th the Men-boon was carried by as sault, after a heavy cannonade, and the troops then pushed on rapidly, and seized the Motes Mahn be fore dark. Outrun and Havelock came out then and joined the Commander-in-Chief. The Commaader•in-Chief was very slightly wounded, and of his staff Major Alison, severely ; Captains Alison and the Hon. A. Austen slightly. 'l"he following oaken; was killad :—'-Midshipman Damien, Naval Brigade; Captain Headley, Royal Artillery ; Captain llak,U, 93d ; Captain Lansaden, 30th Native Infantry, doing duty with 93d; and ILirateuant Frankland, 2nd Panjanb Infantry. Twenty-seven other oillcers were wounded. The lint gore by this mail. The Commander-in-Chief re pute that the garrison has been removed, sad that he is engaged in conveying women and wounded to the rear. The city of Luckoow will be held in cheek by a straw moveable column, with geld and heavy artillery, occupying a good military position °guide the town. The Fort of Antrowahas eva cuated by the enemy, and razed to the ground by Colonel Southden, who intended returning instantly to the Jaunpore frontier, as it wu still threatened by a large foree from Oude. Lieutenant Osborne, political agent in Revak, has been =thorned to detach a fora to suppress the insurrection in Bijerargoogurb, and to take the administration ia his own hands. I He reports that certain chiefs of Majber have broken oat in rebellion at Rewah itself. The missal seems to be all right now. A body of mutineers reported on the 10th to have advanced from Gliorawal or Megaspore district, and to have crossed the Beaton into Itewah territory. The fort of I)hur occupied by our troops on the Itith, but the rebel garrison escaped. It is appreheadad that the mutiny of the Cotsh troops and the disaffection among the feudatories of Meyer and Marries/ may cease serious disorder in Rajpootana. The force there 6 very weak, and Euro pean troops are urgently called for. From other native states there is no new intelligence of an unfavourable nature. The following 'remelt have arrived since the despatch of the last mails : Nov. 8, Barham ; Nov. 13, Victoria and John Bsll ; Nov. 113. Octavio, Agamemnon, and Urwick Castle ; Nov. 17, Cressy, and Champion of the Seas; Nov. 19, James Baines; Nov. 20, Hammond; Nov. 22, Chartage, and Sir Robert Sale; Nov. 23, Allen borough; March 24, Calabar; Nov. 24, Monarch, Calabar, and Aliquis. 0. F. EDMONSTONE, Secretary to the Government of India. CHLN A. CALCUTTA, Nov. 24. Prom F. Edmoostone, Eq., Secretary to the Go- verament of India. Political Intel Hence ex Alma, Suer, Dee. 22. General Ashburnham was to leave China in the Ave, and an attack on Canton was contemplated to take place in a few days after the steamer should have arrived from Aden,hy the Ajdaha, the Alma having broken her main shaft. MALTA, Dec. 27. The steamer Vectis arrired here last night at half past 11. P. G. MOSTANARO. The following telegram, dated Dee. 27, 1 a.m., was received et the Fortign.office, yesterday, at 6.40 a.m., from Lord Lyons, at Malta:—" The Venetia lass brought the Calcutta Mail of the 24th November, fully confirming the relief of Lucknow, but nothing more.—LioNs." AUSTRALIA. (BY IRLICTIWC Tll.2ollAtn.) (TOOK 081 own COSZINPONDEXT.) PLYMOUTH, UOWDAT. The Suffolk, Captain Martin, was off this port last night, from Australia, with 240 pas sengers. One hundred landed here. She Ma 14)000 rel. of gold (over flit tons)—the lemma and most valuable freight ever brought by a sailing vessel. I have just heard Nena Bahib, with all his men A.T. ,, I. lc., hasp/sed the force at Jeloun.—Leilteltesan, ----• COMPEISATION.—We believe we may state with emadence that the government of In.lis hays received in artistic.* from home to grant componsatima to sll Forams .ho have luez property through the anoints... We have not heart the precise news of the arrangement, obit•la we believe Is to be beetled by a CM1113410111.1% but we have beard that the eurapeneation is to be awarded upon • certain r•Fulated wale, sevording to the rank of the perms. Of comes, by !hie roams sores persons might receive Is, sad others mere than they bars loat, but the plan boa the advan ' laic of being simp!e, end apredy b operation.—Rwrivret, Nov. 19. ORDU/Alrf 1111,1111111 AND IROCIEII I ''l IA gmbruMml- RykAMIA Mlf W Ilaseet. rirra; Med" Nod Omer odd edilkddi . Odrk sad limbs — Ai ;cal it t• Fmk* 8 , Mrs • Natal AMMO is WU= SIMKO Zemin 01•10. 4 :11•• • _ Mr . i k~~» r. too 111!. art IBM learildrik =limp ratio ellstim%Prib. =mama co., •N to k r , mg !pi )6 L litabk isi Vfo:(1 1 . 1 OWMaws ............. D. Merl ins• OWAW lasorriweas Clortlis 1 t Z1WAF.,,..7. Urrowle wil firowan. D A . is. JP. Ma.. M naafi: lawies oil mi 2..., Dim Plow Willr •`4 e. lrrik Wr Da. 14.0111 Iran WWI ~..~.1wrf•1 • _____, - 113 E. 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A Pa. lei gamer. a: " .•,..M . I Nara ark. iiiII4IIII.IIINV 11. Mere Et Damp llor -1 _ 06. tea • Ilev Osairee-. ✓iikerLmetkassrell A INe kla)mary boa term ILL Ram i) :yw ~w. ~.w`w.l :.:.ems i. Intr. Z AAA.A.O =LIe. Cma. "ea Wow% 14.4..... nal% Dail ...... ....... Ow PM .......:........ EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (faOlt 001 OWN PARIS, SORDAT Erman., Yesterday afternoon the Emperor paid a prim& visit to the Grand Duke of Homo at the Hotel du Rhin in the Place Vendame. Queen Christina of Spain arrived at Ito= on the 21 et. The three new senators nominated to-day are net much known to the public. M. Leroy de Bidet Arnaud is a brother of the late Marshal, and has been for some time a painstaking Councillor of Beats. Admiral Baron Orivel, an old man, was a naval officer of reputation, many years since. M. Hubert Delisle, who ia sew Governor of the colony of Reunion, represented the department of the Giros& in the Constituent sod Legialaative AmemMiss. The convocation of the Senate for January IS, is a matter of course. It may be remembered that the Corps Legislatif stands adjourned to that day, then to meet for the dispatch of business. The Commit of State, which aseembled at the Tuileries on Thursday last, and was presided over by the Emperor, has declared against the system of obligatory agricultural insurance. I hear that the English government hea remind a despatch from Lord Geeing, in which it is stated that as soon as he can get transporu he proposes to send 2,400 men (who eau now be spared from the army of India) to China. NAPLES. MARSEILLES, Dan. 26. Letters from Naples Sr. to the 22nd. An official a. report states that the disaster was confined to the ,1 Citerior principality and the province of SimiSeat*. It All the buildings in Potenta, the cathedral and the law courts, are in ruins ; twelve villages have nearly ; disappeared. There are 400 dead at Casten& and IL 300 at Polls. Fresh shocks of an earthquake were is felt in Naples on the 19th and 20th, but no accident i s t occurred. Sicily has altogether escaped. SPAIN. The Debate says that the Carlist party is actively II intriguieg to procure the abdication of Queen Isabella. This party have a plan for marrying the s Infanta to the eldest grandson of Don Carlos, whom they would have declared king, getting the regency sattq into their own hands. This scheme for a fusion is ill completely frustrated by the birth of a Prince of the Asturian; but the party, nothing daunted, have now r . adopted a new set of tactics. They care nothing in 111. reality about the principle of legitimacy, which they use as a stalking-horse, and would be well content to accept Alfonso, Prince of the Asturias, as Bing, is. if they could secure the custody of his person, and it the direction of pablie affairs daring his long mi. : L I nority. This intrigue, the Debate asserts, is so serious, that the Ministers are narrowly watching a r the progress of it. M. Mon, the Finance Minister, I . intends, shortly after the meeting of the Cortes on t. January 10, to bring forward a bill for the Z' abolition of the system of prohibition which yet remains, in regard to many articles ss of primary necessity in the Spanish tariff r a . He proposes to substitute a scale of import daft., which he hopes will be accepted as affording eel- sr tient protection to native industry. The project will meet with much opposition, especially in Cala- :- lonia, where the prohibitionists are extremely le. bigoted, but if such a measure can possibly be car- I: ricd, M. Mon is the very man to get it through the Cortes. It is thought that Bravo Murillo will be is I the opposition candidate far the presidency of the Cortes. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANBION-HM:181I. • AAR Green was charged with drunkenner. • A Policemen—On Saturday evening, at half-post owes * o'clock, in King William-street, the defendant was driving IS two horse* in a von, and there wee a ery to atop him, and I lit did so end he 'truth MO violently. He was the IMse kr liquor, end when we palled him from the van, which we : were obliged to do, be struck me spin end tried to .*nape • between the horses. eo The street-keeper said—l saw the defendant driving vlo tN - and I called out the polioentan to *op him, and he wee • stopped and acted with great ronghneas. Its well in such a I I: condition as to be altogether unit to drive, and the safety of • the public was much endangered by him. 111 The driver of an omnibus proved that the defendant had • knocked down both his borers with the von, and that the 65 demese done amounted to 21. 10a. Ths defendant had been 1. golloping slat no mistake. • The defendant end he had been drinking. certainly, In the se muse of the day, but not to intoxication, and that the is galloping was entirely upon the part of the omnibus servants. 11 A boy, who had been with the defendant in the Tea, said 6 that the driver of the omnibus was to blame, se he triad to 6 rush along before the van and got entangled fa the se which once/dosed the accident. The van tad Wet go ing is is the rote of no more than sin miles an boar. fff The Lord Mayor Said the defendant 10e. for the emelt g term the policemen. sad said that aa to the damp It ill moat be derided in the County Court. • TYKE DUKE Or SUTIIERLaND MULCTED IN £2,000. —We noritentand that an action of &maim, for defarnatice, woe recnntly Mead in the Court of Serb. by the Rev. Mr. Mackellsr, of the eetablinhed claret, of Clyne., against his Grua the Dike of Sutherland, the damages claimed bob( 2,000., end that a decree for that sum has bete obtained, hi. grace haring failed to enter appeananoa. The ginned of the action is said to be founded on a letter written by one of the Ante. agent., containing dolatfiatory statententi regarding Mr. Illackellar.—Northeen !insists. 5 .:4 1 .....0; 1 5 1 , iO, 1 . SIAM I 6 140 1 i : . 1 i it I I:: 11,00 C II till.Za P. 11, 0 , 11, 4 0 . 1 .. TN, et. 1 V. TO, 1 M, IP 4 0." " IS , Si, V WC. I I It, ti !!....- 1 00,0141 II Wl* IV 11.210 I 0 is,an 01 WI • WIG ' $2.1114 I U.IOII 11•.Ke "MO SAMS 80.1116 AIONBY YABIBT.-TIT DA Y. Two o'Ciooz. The fonds today have attained a fresh rise of 1 per cent., and all the Stock Exchange markets are better. A large arrival of gold from Australia and the United States, and the satisfactory state of 'the Bank of France, contribute to stimulate confidence. Consobi for the Bth January were first marked 931 ex div., and are now quoted 931 to 1. The Three per Cents. Redacted are marked 931 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., 93 1 to 94; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to IL prem. ; Exchequer Ronde, 1862, 98; and India Bonds, 20s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. h►ve risen fully 1 per cent., being quoted 971 to 4. Reagan and some other foreign stocks are inquired for. Sales are 'worded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 'at 981 ; Buenos Apes Bonds, at 92; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 981; Mexican Bonds, for account (31st Dec), at 191; Portuguese Three per Cents. 1863, at 441; Russian Five per Cents., at 108 and 107; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Coats., at 971 to 981 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 831; Turkish Six per Cents., for amount at 961, 961, 97/, 97, and 97/ ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Coats., at 1011; Venezuela Active Bonds, for account, at 31 to 311. At Paris to-day (Monday) weeding to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bents opened at 68 for the account, and at half past one o'clock were quoted 68.6 ex die., showing a fresh rise of 1 per Cent. sines Saturday. The Suffolk has arrived off Plymouth from Mel ' bourne, with 112,4480 e. of gold on freight, worth 449,8001. Her adviose have been anticipated. The Bank of England on Saturday purchased 80,0001. in gold, making an ascertained total of about 164,0001. since the date of the last return. Advice. from Paris allege that the coin and bunion in the Bank of France now amount to 10,800,0001., showing an increase of about 1,380,0001. sine) the lest rehire. This favourable movement strengthens the expectation of a reduction of the rate of discount to 6 per omit. The balanoe-sheet of Menem. S. C. Lister and Co., wool embers, of Halifax, whose suspension was lately reported, state* the liabilities at 263,1901., and the assets at 210,8891. As Mr. Lister's prieate estate, however, is valued at more than a quarter of a million, a proposal his been made and accepted by the creditors for payment of the debts in ful l in instalments extending over two years. The ship Great Bntain has arrived from Sydney, with 1,427 ounces of gold on freight, worth 6,7001. The imports of the precious metals tut week were coesiderable. Our list includes 338,0001, by the Africa, 60,0001. by the Unmet. end 83.40 01 ! (besides some amount foe France) by the Fulton, all three from New York ; 6,7001. by the Great Britain, from Sydney ; 18,0731. by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula ; and 40,0001. from the Levant. The total value of these arrivals is about 6.17,0004 In addition, some considerable quantities of gold, and about 60,0001. in diver, have been received from various parts of the Continent. The shipments have been unimportant, comprising 7,4761. by the Atlantic, for New York ; 2,6061. in silver, by the Neptune, for Hamburg; and some amounts of silver to other parts of the continent. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Greenwich Railway Company is called for the 12th of January, when a dividend of 6s. 4d. per share will be recommended on the original shame. The half-yearly meeting of the Manchester, Shef field and Lincolnshire Railway Company is called for the 20th of January at Manchester. A special general meeting of proprieton of the Union Bank of Australia is called for the 11th of January. A Overt' meeting of shareholders in the Unity Bank is called for the 16th of January. The half-yearly interest, at the rate of 6 per cent. perineum, is advertised on the shares of the Lom bardo Venetian Railway Company. The final in stalment of 21. 124. (minus *6s. interest) is to be paid on this company's bonds by the 15th January. MINAS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cxonit. The market for British miaing . stocks to-day is quiet. There are a few inquiries for North Francis and Wheal Edward shares ; the former are marked in tho Stock Exchange, 84, and the latter 7. Most other descriptions are neglected. In foreign and colonial mining securities no movement has taken place. The directors of the Linares Lead Mining Com pany bare declared a dividend of 3e. per share, payable on the 23rd January. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat In Mark•lans this morning was moderate, and it was wild on gouts aa good terms as 011 Monday last. Foreign wheat was saleable in retail at that day's rates. POUT undreamt no change. Barley in better wapply, and dull sale, at former prices. Oats sn dint supply, and the turn in prim was in favour of the mike. Feu firm. Beans L. cheaper. 11IIIIITALII INTO LONIVIN PROW DM 21 TO pre. rt. Cambria wiry. Woo. Rau W. *ma Tiwar. 1 , 911 Ir tl 7 ` 0 3311 tr man 1012 .... 0200 111.0 9911 C. . 1114 1110 INN 40 IR 1 9 .... 1122 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. The attandanos in the picas contract rairkete, ss usual at this 1411400 boa been very thin, and an are without trans actions of importance to report apes Thursday, but opinion seems to be strengthened in favour of mars steady markets as the opening of the year. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The market is steady:—Town fslbw Is (looted 638. nett cash; i'stestws T.C. ea tits spot, Us. 04.; Mamba, Us.; harry sakfaroh. 528.9 d.; harsh, 635. ed. ►Aartoociu o► iALLOIi. INC ira Moak an bead thb day ...... . UPI INA Nancy lint voit i ...... . 431 ..... I DAM dac )K Jon MO . TVII4 .; Antgal Laa ma. II , IM DAM dm LlJoat T.O. . 4 .4 evt1b1.411,...... OIL 44. OK 34. ••• Mir . .. .... SR 50. Ditto Town 'I Y- er.lkt , . Arrival fo r fkg mat oodlas IA of haw/ Ifol nor. Of ovals, awl oAlivar7.l32ll aria Tie Beak wet eariprirmal en main from Alkaraft, trm Beak Murk% sodf Moak aloof pima Tot At. Ha arta. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIN DAY.) The number of beasts is small, but the demand is not Inge ; however prices are rather better oe the average. The supply of sheep is also fatly equal to the demand, although • few of the &Meat damiptioos maks rather more money. Good calves are acmes sad dear. From 451••rroany and Hol land there are 60 Nuts ; Scotland, 400; Spain, 60. Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,200 ; Ireland, 200; and 600 from the North ern and Midland counties. - ...- —-- ----- bellow of AR. •L• 4. Mr *a of In. a. 4. I. Sol tit. Hereford... 4 414 11.0 Doe • 11(4••49111 • I IWO. WNW.. • 41 I lie. do Amu ...... .$ A . 4 • 1 4 Rpm k wend gpaNts 4 4 a 4 • Da dr. Mira ...... • • *at ii•Wiliiii:s•so. a I I Lambs ..... .. .. 0 0 lamb et morisso. Mill $1.44r $.O link. MN: $10... IS: V$P. BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—THIS DAY. Masan. Pattenden and Smith apart that the market Is firm, and it is expected Alertly that hops will advance con aidantbly, as present priors ire very much lower than Lays been known fur many years pest. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Wylitra,T4;7Bdt. 111073117 ; Daripen 's Week Hartley, Its. 9d.; Lentrldge's Wept Hartley, lts. 3.1.; Bebelde H 14.. Bd.; Wine End Riddell. 16e. 3d.; Walls End M artley. adden's Helton. 18.. 61.; Walls BM Reston, Pls. 6d. ; Wilts End Woodhouse Close, 16d. 6d.; Walls End Itethin, 19e. 64.; Walls End Hartlmoo4 194. 9d.; Wills End Trinalon Ilartleprinl, 16a. 91. • . Wain End Lambron , 19a.; Walls Red Routh Herilemil, 1 8..6d. 'Wale End Stewart's. 194.84.; Walla End Smith Hetloe, 19a. 6d. ; Will. knd Tees, 19a. 6d.-267 ships at market. Iwo" WOO 1 14. 00,910 1,3 MAI 13 ,000 ,Out 10,01 Ik/e'. 111 els I I. 1% lb 14 i i 41 4 41 .1 71 14 sea ism. fill,, sl 4 V II IS VS ~ eS I I 1 I nh zall A 11 10 11 '4 mile II I I