The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-22 00:00:00

rbs ar oak the bat MS I. ur Ka. IM sa ibl• *el OA LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAT. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Medusa at NW Prim at Osikthall.—Below Lori Campbell sad • Spada Jury.) ?Ili GOMM IP. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. eICOND COURT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. _ _ _ IDiw, Yr. Cammiso~ Hoo-ya,; INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. TKO LWW OP MA NNNNN TCY •vn INSOLTINCT. IT in ♦n►r °u+. THE POLICE COURTS. TRie DAT. nu trial at tit; - can" - ; - ; 1g u. aliag at Um cyan to-day, an Or Mann br the pangolin Wagon to a elan _ an F. fleeing then nee le alines the ivory Ar dein dant. Ms isersed coonsti enneeted that, canaidartag the Wire at the evidense, sod the diarrisot of the the jet, mold net, ttos i tad the Iluiskat guilty. I le wlti that t... his Weenie 10 Cal evidence, .ad that MIL Erma whine sheeneter en& position is society Woe at Nuke is We idig, veleillllied is cane forward Is deny Y the meet dies tnet red pennon mums that say Aunt liberties bet tan piece banns Ire sad Mr. Betinean sr that she led essmilled erbattesp with Ilbs, limn wield therefore be pat In the ben Ind eay se denht, to the *ld eausionlisn et hie hernst who seninend the pettentnes. tial nen preeetalai whoa we went to press (Ilistinp at NY Prim, Is Larisa.- -- Bakes Mr. Judo. pooh sal a Criria Jag.) 11011,4 AND ANOTINR 0. DALT.-81CLITI OP TIM 111/111 MAIM This woo en afro is more IW. 14.. for a tractor car of " earrier por" aid IL lee. for sone ; the coly wssaa rrena gina l.lbe v r sr 1 lerV t aad Jor• •11 The Portia sire ore Ned ber-ord, WeThrook sod re droller is • prism Weselrch. AT out door gran by the Oral, thorelves ono rat the utter 018 =sr sod well oar the pre* ruled. • of rimier were cad he the fit, rd the solooree of rob Or ova that the rarer ork re war bra IL le IfL Tho b sue sot port writ, bat a bleord erne empard perry of Prow (s Caps ore), rue bor Sperhe Mr, end • Ilde per ore. Xi. Ken ger • row detailed eked &lair smart. Ile mid be re • ore merchant, a publican; sod • traveller. Tb e a m& Y gweition re sot " ettpener" WlOO. Ifs bed bon Y tba hat of rolling a clue of wine like this for years le smell publicans. Ile thought the ounpord wee a ii= b elzrt wine. • ;nylon of Ponlac, sad radon of . The Mush ors they bought as " British pr." but be did net bow how it was made at all ; that rode rod of than to tall. What he sold he sold as ore." Jury bead • wodkt for the plain tide for 111. 19e., berg 101. - /a the ors. Thi tar the adjourned es ealnane mean in the came of Yliaileae serred-uritarrathetararof %Alin-wee, as el the =brawl, ream alio bed bees &hided into respling by wholesale kw Madera ad Co., of (, and ether Dr reinstall by tba Withers Bunk of B .l= 71te seam% bare already is the &prom. Mr. lluter be the remised the bankrupt. He Aged hal naiad his Nock no 6,3001.. including • dieeesnt of 111 Fr east., to which be should bath been anal bad he pal ler it. In hie balunoesbeth he had aundeved an seasist ilf everything be pawned. He sae set Sala day nertgart or Ante whatever. Had been an islet et the of Ileatingdou, but ho made the thed seer sr tio • Mr. Thome.. He had re alest the mai ...s7 by eathonty of the mortgagee. sae NM an the of Asmara se owner of the lend , sad veal it the hat He bed had sake that the wee mould be atria. Did not know that he still remained an He seam Had net bees bankrupt belies but had ash eali sed—tblid mist lial. Pm. lb pried with all lama In the lend In Mr erns he sada as salipmest. He sae than • member of the fee et Dines ad Cola Had reeethed the Mb AS spa Dr Mr. Themes, the enrages. fad as Isstrarted err sapped hie nee Ulm the man. barister. Nn ipialans nee se ited whin be vas& Ms. Many esbailled the this esirinstios earbt to be s~api . 111161111111411.4 Pike etheisthed sethast of Mr..Z lY aresied, and the beakrurt prat - - - - - - Mahn Cerrhisbestar Featehatree.) ter . i Oa 1111•140,OD 00Ar COILP•MT. !Ids vas a sitting R r pruof sr debts, Oder the ',lading up air ads la rwepr, t to the shove esepsay. dere& re ap wo hetal . n plated on the The praosediage were partly al tharaster (Won Mr. Consmisioner Evans.) t BASK IN AZ illllo. Hi lloamo Judgment d this twee. He raid the Imam woo whether the Unity Beak had • eight to prove spirt do imporsoo wow otOcoMos King, the cLiato to do so km* bow oolorod en thepeoceedsagn, with • stemomedine Ass i oloall be tuned bees post it the mewl was seithded. Casswiemily Os book had so prove their ore sad the wolves, mem esdltleil le make say Overtime. Theo me Oat the poet wee aellett to Le nude as a pint wed second bond given by 0. King and his brother to moue en adrenals made to Ike Atm, which acclaimed at the two he It was admitted that at the time et giving the bond, O. Xing was as utast, sad only became of age • short time Won the hankniptcy. He had nothing m condom the bend after be mar of age, and it wee there tare contended that he was not bound by such • hoed. Cases west cited, is whieh it was decided that an toast coedit an no amnia bind Menisci( in • bond with • penalty conditionsd tar papaw if interest se wall a. prin cipal; end the mart was of opinion that the Unity Bank avid net ha allowed to porn as the wparst• emote of 0. King. Ininat, who bad ban eseeeried with betting heamellees se the tart, applied es be ad ratted to beiL He bed Is the wale By le Piemadilly, awl lied beta base fa Iteewastreet. He bed Wel, massed Ha bal. eels staler der a Mr. Warren, le the Falleasweall. He i tes=ml l is b.d Ulime h d a ble artiloste be w: b e i stastx seas& wee snesied endp tU..lthis avert, bet H. we dialled r this ease bed eat se sewed lan eCat ef . Mae the twelve seratbs wan bs diteherped tbe Haut et Issarep=il i bliss WSW seetedy ea verb*, be applied bbe le bal.wee Comainanor stewed die application, amil Se belinni woo • TIMATMICAL APPLAILVICIA-191 RC fulmar A. C 0..?. tho mitsllet, mode hie gigantic* tvr his Insi mar. Mr. Lod inmate& and a Mr. May, a thestri md imbibe maim. eggssed In gems. Ms. Lewis (Lewis Mid Linia). ea solicitor he the Drama& Amami ilesisty, made as eppliestke to ken several date Is the mindoki to assmatte rams Ana* att. The Wei ma woe MahY to the society Is penalties for ask wane without a mikes penitence, and me t= g t was IA INterAdesel, there wee as debt lb. LW mid Mr. Stirling Cope had made an eppllaa• Ilk, and several amnion were nommed. Canaimioner Phillips thought that than nano al* um am peon. we.. aeemlained. It wee messaged that the stuns abould be expunged from en sihriale, with which Mr. Lawler was ealielled. agprei that Mr. Cent had had a theatrical rpershm lik, mid Med • wardrobe from Mr. May, to whom tie bed per operas of 100 1 ., and mow owed VII. He 'eked for m palm Of Ms gamest income. 11. iessimit mid he was sew ander an engagement with a godson he three maths et ten guineas a week. He seasidwed he had enraged ahem Va. • you. Some time he me oat of es Mr. Commimlener lag thgegght sonelliMg slicald be at sada Kr. Key etheithei Uri the Iseelvest for twelve =Mir led weed very brinewebly to hie te. Mr. Cnomiteleser perite the remota ins Set be WI hoe tillivehiee. After tW mhilian be Amid mite se oil ea the titre earaiegs, sod meted the Jul eider. MANSION-ROOM • lam um/ Ilactided was •• harms : • Pur im—Terterlay the asked • itreetionw t!ilipew te bey brae sad baying eels bin butt lfie•eiMlT. Net hill to ttly.he swim after • greet deal of trouble, se embee vides The bad Mayer— I saw the* you had • wrest lag ad boo* alb No. Take him to the WOO, sad the swthert- Ike hoe wilt take ewe that 4 liket ladle Corepany and bia hens, mead* a pe d t his set, ea rem ea pride. We sit and ef this deeertptles haw" end *et will hes pr lb@ puha tharoweidaresi laws weritsh Ardis Ilsea red wee char,* with bay* steles • bowl k g breed. Watkins (rt &trekve allborr) raid—l•et slag I saw this asp ie e truck at which wee • temper, sad shier threw *use& hook over tba hamper be took it tip sad wait deaf s hat with it. I immediately bike ott and took bin Mirk brew data together with t with bita. he hamper, which he bad thrown Two me had plaaap--1 ina la fault, my lard, It is my true ; bat aV I yes in* ai the thee, ea know aothag of whet id bar_ Pell we trylt amt. _ MA _Med. &MN pa w via 'aboard el& bean slam • haw 'wok da pa al pima ail he bad bliewas. Thersa the brewers. the pt M her his Shlilf, MEd dr Void aid odd die bed gel a keen a aekithaae. Gew abe t a lee chid clerk, rid that the MEM UN la bur et be paha the paw= who bed glews the TMski le lad ere to • presity of • eiriost teleub—l egy speak the with. My slit bfat kept a basr-shsp, sad tea by It pm ma the cask to eat fat two tabs, sad I let my laths. have it. The Lank Mayer—Ave mut Ines this matter, and yogi toast at , asd bare ea year ems rstogaisecous la M. on Than day with year bleed The woisso—Osetaloty I than. • 1101 r C1•ROXI1 WITS PTARAMO. rtiay 111cOmbress, a_poor dirty-looking bey, only six yeses of age, main et IT, Bboree-prtetas, Drury-lane, was placed at the bee behre tit Conk, charged with feloniously cutting and weandlag John Hall, an errand bey, living with hie mutter, at 3, Bryan-street, Caledonian•road. From the evidence it appeared that when the offeno6 was committed the mother of the prisoner was charged with being drank and creating a &Arnhem* in the Pentonville-road. A mob had collected round the woman, end when the pro secutor, who was only about ales yams of age, went near her, he said to his companion, " Oh, it le only a drunken woman, let's go on." The words were no sooner oat of his month than the prisoner in the most determined manner, rushed at him with an open knife, and stabbed the prosecutor !in the shoulder. The injured boy ran away, when he was ppuursued by the prisoner and again stabbed in the ribs, and week from loss of blood that he fainted away. Police-constable Hollowey, 197 13, then came up, and took the boy into custody, and having conveyed the prosecutor to a surpon's, was inbrinad that if the ebb in the ribs had been • little lower, death might have ensued. The for wee so weak that be was enable to go to hie wor& l l ie erh; answer to Mr. Cerrito, mid that he now felt much better, but was still very weak. The mar of the prisoner, • low, sottish-looking woman, Mil upon bur knees, and begged for mercy " far In poor, ifti n call s stdll . l . l ?!4`!ii4 *. _ . M. Carle tmid if it had be for the drunken and dis solute habits of the mother, the prisoner would not hare got halo the Doable. After censuring the boy for using • knife, and cautioning him how he did so I n future, he discharged him. He then directed the mother of the r usecutor to Nnd ttlam the dector's bill, which he would pay out of the funds of of time the poor-box, as well as allow him something for his lima . THAMES. RO RRRRR AT CARD SNARTRIS Jo 4•114411.• and IF,n. Jarmo eged 30 and 25 tively, were brought before Mr. Solle charged with et three eavereigns from th e pereon of Johann Hauling, • German. W. Clarke Young, solicitor, defended the primer.. It eppeaed Croon the evidence that the prosecutor sad a eoantrysan of his went into • pnblie•hour in Whiterspel to obtain some refreshment there, and were followed by the prisoner., who marked the foreigners aa their pry. The prisoners, who an moat notorious card • correnced playing end betting w i th three cards, and= the presenter to play sad win some money, which he refred to do. aeon afterwards the prosecutor's companies called for • pint of beer, and Henning said he would pay for it, mad put his band in his pocket end took out three sovereigns. While the prosecutor was looking sarong the sovereigns for • shilling to pay for the beer, Wllllame made • match at the Os man's gold, and took it away from him and ran away. The German made se attempt to par ' sue the prisoner Williams, and Jonas got between them, sad made pretence the money was taken it fun, sod would be given beck. Williams got away, and wee pursued end overtaken by the prosecutor and his friend, but no money was found upon him. Ines fled in • different direc tion, and we. actively sought after by the police. He wee met with accidentally and taken into custody. The sum of 31. 9s. ad., which included two sovereign., woe found upon him. He was proved to have changed • sovereign after he left the public hour where the robbery took place, and there is no doubt he received the gold from his companion in the publie•houirs. llnr medal., resem bling sovereigns, cards, and all th. apperans fur carrying on the trade of sharpers, were found upon the prisoners, who were rid to he two of the meet notorious cerd-sharping impostor, that now Indented ti. rain ash fairs in the il4l3.gdom. Mr. Young adroitly 'erupted to teaks the whole stair look very much like a gambling tier...etre, bet the peer dutor said that he aevr betted ea the Garde st aIL His Weed id bit 2s. and lost it. The depositioliei;ving e..taken, Dlr. Young pleaded guilty for his client; sad Mr. Self, convict them of larceny, and mutant. them to four menthe' hoprieonstont and hard labour. NATIONAL raorwsNr socisrr.—(rais 1)41v.) This morning the anneal general meeting of the above witty was held at the Leaden Tams, Kr. Luca*, chairman of the board of directors, presiding. The following was the report •• It is with gnat pleasure the directors submit to Moir Mow reemben the luilosneg report of the tomeretioss of the past year, together with a warmest of the fend. sad elan of the Methanol, affording most osif•footory proof of Its steadily increseing prosperity. Within the lest twelve month. I,leopropomY for maven. have been offrred to the board , of them 1,009 have been mover sad policies thereon breed, enuring the nom of 484,2724 lb. 7d. The annual praniness on these policies anmeat le 16,0011. is. This large accession of busitom m e yea deer' a consider. able portion of which the depressed Ma ne( tease hos hers severely sad extensively felt. la highly antlifsetery. The amulet of preposels declined is 116, the renal beg 66 OM 1604 yet coeipleted. The number of deaths reported this year le 1.11, the claima wiring thereon, including house. added I to the Meisel mama seamed, amount to 91,1631. de. It Is gastifying to know that this mortality la considerably within ths estimate. The total sum Feld to the representatives el deceased manbene ethos the establishment ot the inetitatica is 700,3241. 17s. I Id. The account. for the year endiag 20e November last ham been del. audited ; the balsam of re ceipts one dieleassaimata la 148,7611. 12.., making the copitel otorlt of the lamination at that date 1,900,3671. 17s. Dd., which is basestd at mortgage of real estates, government, end other @aunties, in. lading the aim of 84,3181. edema on loan at interest to members on the security of their re. sportive. Felicia.. The annual income arising from premiums on 14,891 exiatieg politirs U. 211.4934 7e. Id.; ths largest on invested capitol se 63,3:6(. 9.. 41. ; mania ths toed as- Reel mamas 275,3311. 17.. Til• present anarer of masher is 12,280. The actuary report., he hail mad* ceadderable proper in the periodical valuaton of the society's liabilitire and amen, up to the 20th of November last, sad will premed to the on:isolation of the invemigation es spesddy as is oat- Usual with the ears and ateursey requisite is this important matter. The directors, therefore, rely re beteg stole to can naimicate the result at as early a paned se oan reeaonebly be MlTttaking into onneideraticie that this Institution, I. olnumber of policies is for.,, is helimed le he the most saleasive that has ever exited in this of esseitry...l.4l'hiwass of a owe fre t quen division pear lies the ✓ime Mastro el the herd rase Ms ler resting, sad des • hell and deleheers smilsendsa of the sub ject la esseslesden with the sapolmeed scurfy of the eselety, sod is soeseares with Ms judgment, the director Munerieonely of emirs Met y le not expedient to nabasy sarestles be6ll. prerst rho la reviewing from time is thee the entreseilluary Mfrs+ sod Prosperity of lb. beneath: a, the dirsetre derive the resamet encoaseeternest to contras to wane the eimesseme In easdactleg Its im portant affairs, which has hither.. proved es eminently sae- armful. The following stalemest shove the program of the institution from the conamenesensat to the present time, sad elm the incr... since the lest quinquennial divines ord. up to the 20th of Noreehr, 1832:—Number of polkies isened, nose Dee. IS, 183.5, to N0v.20, 1542 (7 yon), 3216; from Nov. 20, 1642, to Nov. 20, 1847 (6 yews), 4,675• from Nov. 20, 1847, to Nov. 20, 1862 (3 years), 7,066 • from ; Nov. 20, 1842, to Nov. 20, 1537 (3 yews), 6,770—T ;141 number rimed, 20.626. Number of policies - lewd dace the lam division, 6,770. Amount of capital, Nov. A 1812, 139,8061. Is 71. • Nov. 20, 1617, 417,1724 16s. • Nov. 20, 1862, 876,6861. 6a 7d.; Nov. 20, 1837, 1,300:3671. 17s. 11d.— *want of lortses is capita race the lest dinette, Q 4.6511. 12.. 4d. Amount of beam% Nov. 20. 1842, 39,3601 96. 76. ; Nov. 20, 1847, 111,113/. 13s. • . Nov. 26, 1332, 206,7001. 1 la. 6d. ; Nov. 10, 1557, 273,3311. 17a— Amount of hareem in isoome dace Nov. 20, 1863 (being fear pears), 74,1211. le. 61." TbiCsl . ten ' aTeiiiMO;ing the adoption of th• mica, megranalsied thei meeting upon the prawn= state of the leMentien, and expetweed • hop We it wild contlnne le power throughout all time. It cer. Minty wee essaarkable, that in eptle of the re. cwt COMMOIIreiSI depremioe. the proposals for DOW poll dee we in 'tom of ell former yew He urged Ws members to continue their 'lentos, In showing War Mends whi ban !Whom the advantan of We Werra The good which thin society had dew Wing the last twenty-three yon (night be mewed by the feet that during that period It had paid se tke sentran of doomed membes se lees a nun than 71110,0 1 01 K. (Chen+ ) SY widen baying been esonaded, some ceeverration took Wore epos the Ware of the nee tie Mid by the society ; • member ol4ected to the items la the accounts which re• Wed to ninny debentens and damns at all; while the directors could get good teleran upon mort gages of freehold property, they should have nothing to do with either money at all or railway debentures, both being, in hie opinion, sea wound. TM CHAIRMAN resented that them could be no possible I doubt m to IM voles and stability of the securities Yid by the society. The deposits In the Bank of England ' bed been Kre.tly reduced ewe the accounts were mak by Wince. which the sonny had mad* upon approved mart gym The repot was unanimoualy adopted, alter which It was = that the umml allowances should be wide to the and direeton during the miming year. If,. Sr., ANON ',rioted to mon as an amendment that the allowsace should be doubled ; bat the meeting would met bear Wm and the original resontioe was mined. TM meting tben proceeded to the Welkin of dividers. Then were four vacuities; two wens oemelemsd by the m aws* in rotating of Kr. flows Cade ad Mr. Maim 011pla, M.P., both of when sand emmarine fe a- Westice; the other two by the veslgnetione of Kew. Tyler ad Beenoch. Then ware nine candidates for the latter essiks in the diversios; newly Wen. J. K. Anton, John Cenbeey. I. P. lay, R. W hig . Finchies, C. Hood, W. litathliate, C. Beek end T. Tim sassaissi was mew nenseensely Weeded. Th• met suraber of wild fowl which are now to be seen as the away met Weems the meth of the Somme sad Boulogne Is eutekleeed as the pegmatite of a severe ',Wee. At every tide themeemis el Pirlaws sad ea-galle as seem halm es the wanes es the Nola end fuaM able gnaw of duck sad test an mess swimateg ewer the items. ea wicelleet seamemst le the upertems et the - i IN W IN 0 .r.,5 a. 44 4. 1. lI4J . ✓ans.Wely. • am Win Maur Lis. • Chm• /I on sel•• mil 1111111 R......... eirlibon ....--...-.... _ . . . Fainimin Choler mil Omit mei Nein —.s— ilent. Peg* Alat&J. 0•611 a 6 yy ~ M(yM Imam IN ! M e; 8.'777 1167. r; _no, Om: I EldletehTFir Ores Perth et 'WWI . Ikea Foam .„-- P., - 57. 1117,71C1 Swift sal Wel. (1001 Ds.S(t!SM lArislormil Oil* ~ De. Wm !Mee —..._ larraldes awl Tatulies . Ile. Iti. IL Sli .. Da Is. LI dram Undo mei Illealesil Nen lk Weans. Do. WAN -_,- Leaden Der* Weems reata4hlt 64 111ra. ri kW Or. Wows (WEEP Mew& art Orli& Ilmrport,AtargA Ifereftrel Iknify andassraglidielerrd :Vamerrat 1105,". Pere■dela NM* DIM. Ife. I Do. • Dahree4 Ds. Biterla O. W I. .., 2 IM Ise su Ito Ds. .. N. 111. ran Os. look !aril' Liebe ~iiiaw.,aw,i~ THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1857. Wog s i katr a rS, De. No* Oalloes,Onor — ,Daiaii • p.o.bda.SO*.l.lo/2, inbros/by De. lily 4 1115, I Contra Dodo ( 1 / 8 0/M) Nod & botan Ds. O. L. D.. astaaii;;:.— De. p. D. as. lay It it of sm. p.O.s mi Do. por aLDibarbou Do. hip.ln.of lotus .-leaf ow a& /WS. Lisa Ora& roimolo D. row Da. &0.. 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Ilsrlosto it& --. if fi 45 w If If 1rW1714 .1 9 '21 i 7 1 li pa Idek e. Itaj II 3H flf 111 U l u ltd. 6RAR I 1,182'8.-21111 DAY. Two VOLOor. The railway share motet to-day is flatter, some of the recent operators for the rise evincing a die position to realise the profits accruing from the advance. In • number of cases • reaction, varying from I to t per cent., is promoted. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96 to f; Great Western, 64 to I ; Midland, fiat tot ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 to ; London and South - Western, 461 to t per share; Great Northern, 241 to f ; and Eastern Quids., 11l to 1. Greek Trunk of Canada securities are still largely dealt in at the recent advance. Ceylon, and moat of the Indian stocks continue in good demand. Pernam buco railway shares have spin risen, being marked uto prem. Great I.lllol2lw in are somewhat tter, but most of the other descriptions are well supported. Dutch Manua are in good demand. ORDINARY MAW LID ROMS. u g .E M. 1.015/ W I pak. I Ii ISI 111 US - ~• Mall. 0 1 q 1 "-Ir. 4 44 . 44 44 Bit ri - -Is - - 14 ti I ii pm Sit s e 1 .1 *it is le° 1 1 I. • SI II 11. 111 1411 - - Stj !to if i rl i fi • MI le 141 HI N Ma el II Sq 'i si Idelli lea lea SO a Ii *4 1O Me N "I' 111 30 I f 4 z4l 144 ad 111 MI 10 1/ IT .11/1 '1 7111 a IS IG fi:iii 141101 1 MO ii,iii Kw i!,ao& liiNTS MOW $44,60 ICAO IMMO W Iu .0 , :7 " 13 4 IQ 4 I 1 U 7: N N ,l i 4 4 461 i I' I, f I i i Il I i Ps FORRION MR& AmM aas I I Ns rd. UNION le o dls Niss.lapd but &pm If N INS.JoN 4•1 IS I* II Do.Lsod SYN.°. sP 1I So CYAN IN. Co. low CONN Now it. It IS MON* IS HI Noo i 4;45-4Odo id Fertons Niles OND.W essend N▪ om= Moms Postro Lev. I. P=Pdo Mr-- llsaloso isim i i n i li It 'ii Al OA I s 11 11 II 4i lei el = torn sum as/O. saps Are 214 U. 1112.11221 w - SOU Saurus ell T 1 1211111 11•211•111gyyt 111 I CAN 1 irk .1 10 •• 122.001.11•012122 C. SO WI. 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I ranaMilirAlSlE Um) ell t 51 110, IL Deurle feloopeOik le) IN et. I lab. Toile. et trelia ell - TR 5 Iles.,l3mbelleaCtro 71 11 6: cios."Viiriewitin: u. , 190.1101gellie 14 - 19 Lesko ._ IS de 100,0 4iLes.lll•9.ordboeDeb ell 16 tt telsominaws 60.116. W— -16.146 It anion • t Morino an -- are 10' te, U llutbeelink Platemel labeest Oa 1 if ii Ide 11.1 13141 1: D. 41 w ee .14. . i ... a . is an 14 I s 54.101 5 alb le les WU lee 11.11roobba.lea.Lded IS le II 1110111 Mt. leuteeledie al 6 lOU /I Nora adowe Sem. WWI I Or . . oil 1 1 Wee 1 De. .111•111141111. I ale Ni ORM reelabuldrlblaborel ell 11 UN* Peabo.liCteleuel bus ell 71 sea MAI Ds. Row .................. 111 ea AND le Upped, Lea ell 15 13 ad Male 11 De. Ndw. . a 5 / 15,015 IN ear gl. Ka gibe........ 15 n0,555115reir. . 14 15 14,150 13 Avolulles idad... ell .5 Si 7NMI snaring Wee. geolo. a 1 1,115 I De. De. arobece dm. WM le .4117.0e5. - - UMW 1 tea Oleuerle Lod—. 911 9 11 5111.11411 Dodos .—...-. lIPO 14 51 1105 De. New 14 41 yes 100.4 Z 1143.3 KAZZITIL Lmamok 'NAM 1 .1010••••111 b. takes g !a the llcel ilialmoo , sad rim el ida the ladles arm lave minimal ie ague. o.4aleeleaa love naiad 4U—Lenevealr• tad Yorkville.. 9411—Leaden eel Herat ✓e.t.a, iv (97 Ditto 11 ✓aril. trrt Mett la cif °Nada. otivt-Onni Laz i" btear two: Mh.4). 71 I—Novld [idea 141. Sid. Ilea leo. N. Dia 11..Jrlde marked ene brio! toil, sad prima Y le *lmam 11101ule ekded 10—Leada• add 11•Iblevaltra• r—Cits• Wolves at did—sad Ilrepvlire %Jake at Si 4 IL PAUPERISM 711 1866 AlfD 1867.—A parliamentary refers, lamed this stands, gives a oxopustive statement 01 the numbs of penpas of all classes (except lunatic paupers minxes and vegetate relieved out of doors) in receipt of relief cm the Ist day in each week In the quarters ended Michesheav 1866 and 1857 respectively, In unions, &c. Pros this document it spars that the numbers of peepers relieved In the anions on the last day of the fourth weak of October, 1866 were—indoors, 17,726; out-door, 63,775; total, 91,601. This year OD the same date, the numbers were, Indoor, 27,927; out • door, 64,931; total, 92,858, being an Increase of 1,357. The total of the sieves divisions of England and Wales was, In 1866, indoor, 116,326; outdoor, 706,946; total, 822,271. In 1867, Indoor, 116,861; outdoor, 706,034 ; Vaal, 822,883, being an Masse of 614, er 0.07 per est. The divisions which show • decrease ere—The eastern, 2,676; the south settee, 2,699; the west midland, 2,925. The north• western division shows an increase of 4,899. THR 012sTIAM POISONING CARL—mi. cue has been exciting considerable interval in Oleegow end the Eaglesham diatriet. The indictment abases the panel— Thomas or Walker—with the murder of Agnes Mont. gantry, in Eaglets', and the attempted murder of Mr. end Mrs. Mason, in late-street, Waseca. by ewes of prus sic add. About ninety witness and tidy podonions are adduced for the prosecution. The Lord Justice Clerk is un derstood to have come to the west specially to preside at this trial, which it expected to extend over thrsdays at least Ales. Moodie, Es., the junior counsel In Miss Smith's ' as hes been retained for the deletes, and • been juridical mum la anticipated, ea the and melba evidence is add to be peculiarly delicate end debateable.—Biaegoto Deily I Ka& Ttet LEVIATIIAL—The launching of the Leria arol not be resumed until the nest springs which Imps et tie close of the year and commencement of the arming yew. In the course of Saturday and yesterday stem* glop of labourers were employed in driving pike kir the macs of fresh buttresses nearer the cradles. The hydason ic z e see which will be applied on the rionaptlan of the *II be more than double that to which the i s t h i l ea =beta subjected. Then ere to be twels ed ema She osntfostes to * even sad ha oa the cradles and ways. On Saturday, at - high water, she W M bat ell Who of vats under ha bottom. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoor. The funds this morning showed continued buoy ancy, and at one period a fresh rise of 1 per oent. was momentarily attained. Sales were then pressed, and an extreme reac tion of 1 per cent. ensued, from which there has been no recovery. Prioes are now quoted about k per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Consols for the Bth Jan., after reaching 931 to 1, are now quoted 9 n to ex div. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 921 to 931; the New Three per Cents., 93 to 931; Bank Stock, 2171 to 2181; Exchequer Bills, 6s. to Is. die. ; Ex chequer Bonds, 1869, 98 ; and India Bonds, 20s. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. have receded to 961 to /, but most other foreign stocks continue in good request. Sales are recorded as fol low,: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 971 to 961; ditto, for account (31st Dec.), at 97 to 971; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 951 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 97/ to 97 ; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, at .31 ; Guatemala Five per Cents., at 63 ; Mexican Bonds, at 19/ ; ditto, for account, at 201 and 191 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for ac count, at 441 to 44/ ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 411 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, at 261 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, at 96k and 961; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1011 to 1011. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 95e. ex div., for the account, and were quoted at half-past one o'clock at the same price, showing a further advance of / per cent. Amongst the favourable features of yesterday was a large arrival of specie from the United States, and a purchase of 100,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. stock, for delivery to-day. This purchase was attri buted to banking account. Many bankers who sold their reserves of stock prior to or during the panic are anxious to get it back without paying too high a price, foreseeing that the present extraordinarily high rates of discount will not be maintained much longer. In the discount market the supply of money is most abundant. Good bills are negotiated at various rates from 9 1 to 8 per cent., according to quality. At the Bank, large sums continue to flow in, whilst the demand yesterday was light. The business of the Bank consists now of receiving, not of paying. Their " reserve " must be rapidly augmenting, and the disposition to look for an immediate reduction in the Bank rate of discount is decidedly increasing. In the Stock Exchange there is also a large sup ply of money, and much difficulty is experienced in placing it. Loans on government securities for a week were obtainable yesterday at 4 to 5 per cent. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yester -11 day was about 80,000. At Paris yesterday the Three per Cent. Rentes rose fully i per cent., closing at 67.63- ex div. for money, an 67.83 for the end of the month. The accounts from all the other continental stock markets announce a further improvemtnt. At Vienna the increase of eenfidence in financial circles has caused the exchange on London to fall from 10.30 to 10.22. At Hamburg the best bills can be discounted at 4 to 5 per cent., money accumulating rapidly. The demand for stocks and shares is brisk, bat there are no sellers, even at higher prima than those now current. A slim of 40,0001. in gold has arrived from the Levant, of which 28,0001. is received by the Otto man Bank. The specie and bullion ex the steamer Parana, from the West Indies, &c., were delivered yesterday. The 92,0001. in gold is expected to be sent in to the Bank. The 338,000/. brought from New York by the Africa will also be delivered to-day, and la ex pected to go into the Bank. About 10,0001. is stated to be on French account. The steamer Niagara has taken out 27,5001. in specie to New York. The advice, from New York are decidedly a al/- factory. The rate of discount, for Hrst-class bills, is now 9 to 12 per cent. per annum. A feature of yesterday's business in the Stock Ex charge was an increased demand for all the gua ranteed Indian railway stocks. The announcement that the British government have formally notified to the East India Company their intention to bring in a bill for abolishing the double government has determined fresh purchases. These securities have always been in great favour with investors, and the belief that the authorities will now do their utmost to promote railway works tends to encourage holders and to stimulate investments. ' It is well known that thePernambueo (Recife and 6so Francisco) Railway Company enjoy a Brazilian guarantee of 7 per cent., viz., S per cent from the imperial government and an additional 2 per cent. from the provincial government. It is under stood that henceforward the company will look to the imperial government for the whole 7 per cent., the latter undertaking the settlement with the pro vincial authorities. In many quarters this arrange ment is regarded as almost equivalent to an imperial guarantee of 7 per cent. to the company. It is also understood that the government will grant 5 per cent. per annum upon bonds to the amount of 400,0001. This sum will be applied to the purposes of the company, and the calls upon the shareholders will be thus rendered lighter. In these arrangements the government are actuated byan enlightened wishto promote the prosecution of the railway, the comple tion of which cannot fail to add greatly to the pros perity of the districts through which it is to ruo. The first section of the line is expected to be opened in January. It has already been explained that to each of the new 7 per cent. bonds offered by the Illinois Central Railway Company is attached the option of sub scribing for 25 shams of the company at per, et any period until 1861. Some large transactions have taken place in the "options" attached to the new bonds at 10 prem. per share. In other words, parties arc found willing to pay ten dollars per share for the option for three years of taking up shares at par. Should the shares rise within that period to anything like the value attained some time ago, the purchasers of the option will of course exercise their right and net a considerable profit ; on tha other hand, should the shares not ascend beyond ten premium, they will law the ten dollars per share now paid for the option. Such transactions are essentially specula tive, and even partake of a gambling character, yet suit the views of some operators. The way in which such a transaction benefits an existing shareholder who subscribes to the new loan is thus Supposing that he subscribes 1,000 dole. for a new seven per amt. Bond, and sells at 10 dole. per share the option of 25 shares thereto attached, he pays in reality only 760 dole. for the bond, and, in the event of the loan being only partially taken up, and a call on the shares being thus rendered necessary, he could pay in, on account of the call, instead of cash, at the rate of 1,000 dole. the bond which has only cost him 750 dole. The project is ingeniously devised with a view to induce existing shareholders to increase their stake in the undertaking, ef the prospects of which, especially with the floating debt cleared off, a ma rline opinion is entertained by the parties inte rested. The Six per Cent. Debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, which at the worst period of the recent panic were unsaleable at 64, closed yes terday afternoon at 84 to 86, showing a clear ran of 20 per cent. within a few weeks. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western of Canada presents a decrease of 3,1791., compared with that for the corresponding period of last year. This is lea unfavourable than the returns lately published. Por some time past a system has been adopted at Hamburg of affixing the names of eminent slippers of brandy upon common spirit, menufac tured in that city, and exporting it to the colonies where those shippers had acquired a consider able reputation. Upon detecting this fraud, in one instance, Messrs. Denis, Monnit, and Co., through an agent, instituted proceedings in the Court of Chancery, the issue of which was, that the defendants were compelled to disclose the names of the vessels by which the brandy was forwarded. Instructions were then despatched to Mel bourne to take legal proceedings against the consignees. The result has been fortunate, both for Messrs. Denis, Mount:, and Co., and for other shippers whose lables have been pirated. We subjoin from the Melbourne Argus the following extract of the judgment given in the Supreme Court by Mr. Justice Barry—a judgment which has been received with much satis faction by throe interested in the trade, both here and at Cognac his Honour said that, eithere were several matter of fact dented in this ease—such as whether the plaintiffs had such a use of this mark as to otestitute a right to it, and whether they ever sold under it—at drat he was in doubt whether ho should not send it down ea an issue in law, before he pro nounced his judgment on the bill. On further conciderat ion, however, be had resolved to grant the injunction, as that would not injure the defendants ; for, if they did not mean to use the plaintiff.' name to deceive the public, they could wash the labels off the bottles ; and this would not injure the sale, as they stated in their answer that brandies were sold by sample m Melbourne. The corn market yesterday was very dull, at the previous Monday's rates. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is 16. Some of the country markets are reported rather firmer, but in France the tendency is downwards. MONDAY MYINIPS. The rise in the prices of public securities con tinues. At one period this morning the funds attained a fresh advance of 1 per cent., a stimulus being imparted by the failure of a "jobber" in tl o Stock Exchange, who had effected large speculative sales of Consols and of French railway shares. A reaction of 1 per cent. ensued, but towards the close renewed buoyancy prevailed, and the latest quota tions were fully 1 per cent. above those of Saturday. Consols for the Bth January, which closed on Sa turday at 921, " buyers," opened this morning at 921, to touched at 93, "buyers," and closed at 93, " sellers," ex div. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols for account (Jan. 8), 921, 921, 93/, 92/, 92j, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Redumd 921, 92/, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 931 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 188.5, 171; Bank Stock, 218/, 218; Three-and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, NI, 99 ; ditto, 18S9, 98 ; India Bonds, 20s. die. Exchequer Bills were rather dull, at tar. die. to par. India Bonds were firmer, being purelmeed at 200 discount. The market for foreign stocks participated in the general upward tendency. Turkish Six per Cents. were purchased as high as 96, and closed at 93: to 1, or a per cent. higher than on Saturday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. Tore 1 per cent., being last quoted 101 to 1 . The inquiry extendtd to Spanish, Portuguese, Niexican, Grenadian, Perm ian, Sardinian, and - Russian stocks, and in most cases an advance was established. Bank shares to.clay were firm, with more inquiry. Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank advanced Is. Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt shares were also firmer; the former closed at 17f to and the latter at 4) to 4 die. Agra and United Service Bank shares were officially marked 10 prem. Australian Agricultural, Peel River, Van Diemen's Land, and Electric Telegraph shares were all inquired for, with an upward ten dency: Netherlands Land Preference also met with some inquiry. Crystal Palace shares closed at 1 4-16 to 7-16 ; some large sales were effected at 11. Canadian Government Six per Cents, chow a fresh rise of; per cent. The shares in the Indus Steam Flotilla mere quoted 7-16 to 9-16 prem. MINRA-THIS DAY. Tw•o o'CLocic. There is still no sign whateverOf a — r;vivarof business in British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported; prices, in most cases, are merely nominal. Foreign and colonial mining securities arc also dull. tailed Mexican shares have been dealt iu at 31. Subjoined is the °Mei d list of pride in the Mining Exchange yesterday: Devon Great Consols, 422}, 427+ ; East Alfred, 2:: Lady Bertha,ll3.., 19e.; West G reaville , 4e. 94., 5e., ie. 94., 6..3J.; Wheal Edward, 6Z, I, 6/. 16e. 3d. ; Wheal Kitty ,Evient), 16, 161. MON OLT WILNINO. Business in home mining stocks remains generally inactive, but transactions are reported from the Stock Exchange (although not included in the official list) in the following descriptions, viz.:—Great Wheal Vor, at 18s. to 195.; Wheal Edward, GI to 7 ; South Frances, 222 to 223; Tamar Consols, lbs. 6d. to 16s. 6d.; Sortridge Consols, la; South Cern Brea. 4to4k ; Virtuous Lady, 225. to 234. 6d.; Vac of Towef l6s. 6d. to 15s. 9d.; Wheal Tehidy, to if ; and Lady Bertha, 19s. Wheal Bitty ;Lelunt; shares were quoted lower. 1616117117•:-.7 10drt, Wes. *elver. R►J~~R _ »...«. .... I~MIY,aatIY M~R~Mi~Nk. ihnwahlre Chin Mitlagtograelli Um= ess, DONS Isiah W 1 , _ S. 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Pffirlmaa4 Nom rtar isse!ant INURES. $9 01 a U 4 IN Ileft IN IN .11 IN 101 I IN IN li SS Is 14 IS So n SO SI I 14 14 4 3 I, Is so IS4 111 Ise 111 114 Ilf .1 1 V' ite lii •8 ST Is ST 111 II 111 IN N I. Ii ft ft llllf Of Of lb f WI 11l 11l SS IN NI NI is I 111 II lle IN Ile Ili 111 IS N N Berl SWIM pe.l pee eteLe...... Ombra per. eene. ido. Seeliere et w ift. en etraws ion, well.. &Rite! Pram Watley' -I Mottle -- waters et littlenreoL. !NOY N SI COLONIAL °Mo..— = 1 -- R. .....:"......=:: .7. ...... ... Da. •Imei.l l N.ASepL MI I N. Orescolit Mob " Ay .11•1008• A 'AD* NA s i . p.m. • p.a. sig. NS Del. niara.llo_ ..$ NO M. &NANO, ICI .... AL lINAMN 11i 111 0 It. IN II 10 0 A 0 „ /1/ l COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS: LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. SIAONZTIC virutonarn.) (mon Ora OWN CORZESPOADTNT.) There was a moderate attendance at market 11... Jal. Vary dull trade. Wheat sad floor met the consumptive demand at 1.1. t Friday's prices. No change in any other article. 9 MLNCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Becia.—The market has opened with a sload y smear sage, and the trade are buying with more conffit nee. Ru tland humps, 65e. to 58e. Correa.—The public sales are going off without .pmt, end prices are with difficulty supported. Tai.—The market is inactive, the trade eft waiting :or the result of to-morrow's public sale. BALI7IBTRE.—BaIes have been made. Refraction II yto 12, at 38e., which was deemed a full prior. NITRATE OF SODA.--1,200 baits were Oittled in pnblin sale, sad bought in at 18e. 9d. to 19.. COTTON.—lioldere are nrking higher prices, Lei n,• ...lea ore imported. Rum matinee. dull nt sale. TlN.—English her been reduced 61. per ten. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The 'market le firm, .t the following prises: —Town 53.. sett taab ; Petersburg T.C. on the wpm. &lc ad. ; Theeumber, 53e. 6d.; January end March, 33e. ; Math, 54e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade very heavy. Prime meadow hay, 67a. to 70..; superior ditto, 725. to 80..; inrorior ditto, 60s. to 605.; rower, 60s. to 605.; clover, Bic to 10i..; wood cut, 70s. to 90s. ; Mrs*, 255. to 30s. HERMAN S I LLEX, SON, AND Co.'s SAN h Rl' I'l4 *1 —This miming at twelve o'clock the ere this firm met. for the first time, at the Lue.la Tavern, when the chair wu taken by J. H. Schroeder. Esq. The chairman called upon Mr. Quilts", of the firm of Quitter, Ball, and Co., to read a statement, the eniount of which on the debtor's side was 93,047!. lfia. The credit aide was so favourable as to enable the a.,:vviuntact to announce • first dividend of 19.. In the potunl, with the probability of the ultimate realisation of the balance. Mr. Quitter stated that there was already in hand in cub and bills upwards of 40,0001. The estate Is. to be wound up under the inipection of Means. Thomas Baring, .1. 11. fiehreeder, and —. Mievfile. The proceedinp did not oc cupy more then twenty minute,. DIGGERS' DIVORCE.—In a recent number of the Sydney Herald is the following advertisement : " any man hes saust claim on Mary Smith, he t o urt d ec l ar e it before the 30th of August, 1857. at the rmideace of Samuel Imes, Greendale, as Mary Smith intends tube mar ried." A correepundent rays the meaning of tide is, that Mary Smith has deserted her husband, or been deseriol by him, and intends to commit bigamy. Similar adrertis manta MVO by no metro WICOIIII9OO, an idea prevailing among lbs uninstructed that if a women has not heard from hoc lanotend, or he does not claim her for seven years, she to tltt . I