The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCII (THIS DAY.) , . COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. I (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) RE ATLIsTOW. me b o m pt, George Bristow, was described as a beer ey i e r, of Crownntreet, Finsbury. He now applied for ~, re join from custody. jugley and another learned gentleman opposed; Mr. 'in., as ' - i twas c .ged against the bankrupt that he had been, is 0, lOing upon the public, and was a common swindler. 0,4 teen three times inenlvent, and was now bankrupt ia Me th ird time. He had been trird at the Central 'a court, convicted, and sentenced to two years' itell' l .... moment It was alio alleged that he had vexatiously r o ‘ - iril in action brought by Mr. Charrington Nicholls, is of the opposing creditors. y r , posse said that the bankrupt's former career had 0,4 to do with his application under his present bank. ~,,,,, His debts now were only hiding in amount, and f ps be no object in keeping t he bankru p t in gaol. Ds Honour declined to make any order. Application refused. g 6EOGGE lIDTRY DE /TRAWL= WILLI PLARTAOKRET IiAREISON.—A LAST /AO OP ROYALTY. The bankrupt was described se of 22, Kessingten-gardena- Ke s, and since a prisoner in the Queen's Beach. g r . Aldridge appeared for the official amigos* • Mr. oilier supported ; and Mr. Wavell, Prom fitubleele Trade /suction Offices, watched the case. The matte has been repeatedly before the court, the ad alication having taken place as far back sa the 2.5 th of ie,ober, 1161. He stated his failure to arise "from e ; e4 , b een prevented by her Majesty's government obtaining military service, and on account of my nog su bsequently fallen among thieves, sod Smel my t „„d imprisonm nt. also deprivation of Duchy of d Lon. ter contrary to act of parliament," The bankrupt had seven or eight applications for .add diaeliarge from cus ly, and his examinatiou had been journed sine die. The statement of accounts now filed shows—Dr.: To me or,, unsecur ed, ii,4. , 4/. Is. 70. Cr.: By debtors good, e. ; doubtful , 74/.; bad, 3501. ; property given oP to mix i „„,, 501. ;deficiency, 5,9401. ls. 70. ; tota4 6,484 f. ls. 7 De bankrupt stated his expenditure for the year preceding pi bankruptcy at 300/. ; ditto for the previous year, 6001. Yr. Chidley now said there was no opposition to the I m iFript's passing his examination and receiving hie order of *urge. The Commisioner —No opposition to this Plantagenet why" or rather Harrison Plantagenet! (Laughter.) fir. Chidley --Oh no. He mays he is related to royalty. The Commissioner—Then he see= to have come fear- av down in the world. (A laugh.) The examination was passed, and in answer to the usual -*Mons bankrupt stated he was bankrupt in 1842, and rnk the benefit of the Insolvent Act in 1862 and 1868. Hu Honour granted the order of discharge. The bankrupt 'stormed Mr. Austen, the usher of the em, that he was a candidate for the vacant throne of THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. eiaLM flow Past and Joseph Foots, a couple of cunning nit* young follows, were placed at the bar before Sir . J. Ingrove and Aldermen Homphery, charged with uttering counterfeit firm shilling-pieces, with intent to defraud mend City booksellers. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoners had been king together in a most systematic member, having in 'ay short time got rid of no less than three crown pieces. meaner in which they were captured and identified as • in concert was somewhat singular. Mr. Bream, a book elle in Paternoster-row, said the prisoner Fookee purchased a his shop six copies of the Good New Alosaloc, td ft receiving them and the change for a five-shilling rem he diaappeered so rapidly as to armies Mr. Broom s maimons, and, on examining the coin in question, he dis covered it was bad. He ran out in search of the pri mer ?cokes, and was directed to Mr. Jerrold's shop in St. Puirseharchyard. where he found the prisoner Paul in windy for uttering a bad five-shilling-woe in payment kr half a dozen copies of a work called " Starting in Life." The prisoner Fookes wen ultimately captured the immediate neighbourhood. On his being token with Paul to the police-station, they wee bth searched , and on Paul were found not only the trate purchased by Atoka., but also others, called `Conformity and Noeconformity," published by Jackson, irelford, and Co., of St. Paul's-churchyard, at whose stahlishmeut it was ascertained they had been purchased by one of the prisoners and paid for with a bad fiveshdling peso. Upon the prisoner Aeolus was found the entire chugs for the counterfeit coins they had succeeded in changing. Evidence was given to show that the prisoners vere the associates of thieves, otter which they were fully committed for trial at the request of Mr. Pollard, who at tended to prosecute on behalf of the solMitor for the Trusitry. AFAXIILTnca TIE POLICIL Michael Haisrihan, a man who already stands committal lee trial for aeseulting the police, but who was out on bail, sod Mary Roche, were charged with being drunk and al luding police•oonstabla 153 E and 144 E in the execution d their duty. The male prisoner has been in custody over thirty times kr 'melte on the police. This morning he wee quarrelling with a men, and when asked to desist he did so and mat sway, at the some time making a great dis tal:4MM One of the constables followed him, ea which the prisoner turned round, struck him a violent blow, and knocked him against the wall. He then ran may, but was followed and taken into custody. On the say to the 'police-station he was very violent, and kicked Ys constables, according to their statements, in a most inset manner ; bot upon the constables' legs being exa mined, no traces of bruise* could be found. The wok= was also very violent, and strode the constables. The male prisoner said the police first moulted him, and had broken his knee-cap as well as hie heekwith their rat tles and staves. Kr. D'Eyncourt fully committed the prisoners to the mines for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. ANOTHER PRIGHTFEL STABBING CASE. John Brown, • tall sad wiry -framed yonat . inse, was charged before Mr. Cooke with feloniously wo ..unftm Henry Ricketts.. The greatest difficulty was experienced in bringing for ward the evidence in this case. The prosecutor, snaaifestly, was desirous of withdrawing from the charge, and the only female witness was brought up on • warrant, she having refused to attend upon a mamma Prosecutor— I sin a traveller, and live in Horefordatreet. Hackney-read. Os the night of the 9th cif last month I think I was very tipsy. I believe that I was is • public. !souse in the Hackney-road. Some person dabbed me. I was taken to the hospital, and remained there until the 24th. Croaretainined—l have known the prisoner some time, and been friendly with him. There is no ill-will between us that I know of. I don't recollect seeing him that night. Susan Wise, wife of an ostler—Oo the night in question I saw, passing a 'public-house these men run out ; this one stabbed that ours, who bled frightfully. Primmer flourished a knife and naked " Who is the next l" Cromaxamioed—Prisoner was drunk—very drunk. Edward Gaziney, eab-proprietor, King's-road, Hoz-toi— -1 was in the public-house ; these two men sad another were in • private compartment fronting the bar. I think that some of them were the woreefor liquor. A wren& commenced • between the prosecutor and the prisoner • very strong words ensued and prisoner wanted to fight ; the other refused. Prisoner laid down • sovereign, as • wager upon something, I thought. The landlord turned him out for using bad language. He returned and asked for it. Prosecutor then replied, " I have it—get it if you eao." Both were then turned out Prisoner instantly took • knife from under his ceps and stabbed prosecutor in the front with it. He then acid, " Now, you —, what are you going to do r Prosecutor ran away, ealliog aloud " stabbed—Pm stabbed." Prisoner fol lowed and struck him spin with the knife. Befell to the ground. A gentleman tried to seize the prisoner, but be got off. Crow-examined—Not any threat was used by either man. I think that the b'owa were not premeditated. The knife, I think, was a sew one. Fitzgerald, S.i4 N—l heard screams of "Murder" and "Police" in the Hackney-road on the night in question; ran , to the spot and found the prosecutor bleeding from several ; wounds; the prisoner, then standing some distance off, was pointed out to me as having used a knife. On approaching him be ran away, but I pursued and took him. He deoiti the charge, and said that he had not any knife, nor could I find one on him or about the spot. Mr. Charles Humphreys, house-surgeon of St. 13artho loinew's Hospital—l examini 1 the injured man, and found four wounds—one on the left shoulder blade two inches in length, running in an oblique direction. and an inch in depth ; a second of similar description between the eighth and ninth rib ; the third was in the abdomen, and the fourth upon the left hand. The patient bled profusely from the several injuries, which were doubtless caused by a sharp knife and great force of blow. Sergeant Busane, N division—On October 3, 1860, I had the prisoner, under the name of James Dalton, in my cus tody for attempting to pick pockets at a fancy bazaar at Hackney. Another man, named Ricketts, was taken with him, and both were sentenced to three months' imprison ment. Pike, 95 L—My acquaintance with the prisoner extends further back. L 4ave known him from boyhood. There are several convictions against him, and in May, 1856, he was sentenced at the Money sessions to four years' transporta tion. Primmer (to his solicitor)—That's false, he DOUR had me— nut it dove that he swears be has. As regards my defence I shall reserve that. Fully committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court. WANDSWORTH. seniors CAB ACCIDIVIT. Edward Thomas litaehtr, a cab driver, badge No. 11,099. was reexamined on a charge of being drunk during his em ployment. whereby several persons were seriously injured. The prisoner was Scat charged on Saturday, when the (mi. it the ' of ex. IVO' in runs Ociety, Podia( °claret by the may to Lavery d ; at an tinent =I aa t... ong the I,swhich God to MI6, and which Otte of at- con equality nit arid • follows : l chines thy with to maiz e of the ler MOM we peace 'nations al rob. land and d in the emit be feeding mild be I panne- I amidst to Pre- sr Free atimenin ur greet sad lan loin yon gion im wr your for the id. One 1r gym- Sow in t merely d root it that the so manly ad the rarni and he Presi des stern words of ui equal° es In the ha centre aafaraid mar deg Nevin in adv. ant. which to a on so- to stop s tasty ' swami bo law far ries which la offend mama nersis to ioa. You moderate a, as caw a-morrow, local fres ay do we mass sad stop short booms as • pnompies complete ingh only el, humot een mud the rights ion. Jas. white, the er courts. eve-breed the high he mein& I for your Wide sad able rights local laws we honour ion. While runs high, no root at ry to your maims the me, but of Egress 7 04 us with tly 'co rei ce caviller our prat. ehonouri I at such • sin to the Our in. . 0773 are f you hare those who warless to in which ,orted the opinions the supply slushy of he Mayor TXTIIIB.-.. he Loans Lsth the *lves, 1 0 1 ) hares sh.w 0716•1 11 VI ems al se. a of boils acme !JOS Ads lark, who lowa oar 111 odhld is havesWiew THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, J ANUAN dense of Poliereenideble May, of the V division, was taken =him. It appeared that on the previous night the wee on dirty in the Wandsworth-mad, South Lam beth, when he heard a loud crash, and en going to the st he found • cab overturned and several persons injured. The primmer, who was the driver, wee quite drunk, and in eapabls of taking charge of his horse and cab. The pil ing*, was remett . on account of the injured parties being unable to a Mr. George Derbyshire, a furniture dealer, of Walpole street, Chelsea, now stated that he had been spending his Christmas with he friends, and war returning home in the 's cab. He noticed that on the way the prisoner CZ; end down several turnings and ins rig-sag manner, and at last he sew that they were rapidly approaching • dead wall where there was no thorglifare. The cab then swung round, sod the horse gallo es fest se it was able. Witness was afraid to put out his head at the win dow in case the cab fell on its side. Soddenly the cab went against something with a greet crab, and it was thrown into the middle of the road. For a moment his senses left him, and when he recovered he found that his mother and sister were very much injured. His mother, who is nearly 60 years of ego, received a blow on the heed, her right arm was broken, and she wee alio very much bruised. His sister was out and bruised as well as he was. His brother who wee riding outside, had both knee-cage injured, and at present the exact amount of injury he had received could not be eacertsieed. The son of the last witness, who was riding outside be tween his noels and the cabman, said that when he sew' there wee no thoroughfare he remarked to his uncle that the prisoner must be drunk. His uncle called to the prisoner to stop. At that time the horse was going as fast 1 as it could, and the prisoner was beating it with the handle I S , of his whip. The prisoner suddenly turned the horse round s end in returning he drove over the kerb, and the cab was to thrown into the middle of the road. They were ell thrown as . off the cab, and his uncle wee very . much injured. le The prisoner said he had been driving all day, and he had se had some drink given to him. He was very sorry for whet 10 had occurred. Mr. Ingham ominidered whether he ought not to revoke 6: the prisoner's lianas as well as punish him. He said his is conduct had been very bad, and he committed him for two et. months with hard labour. le The license was not revoked, and the magistrate left the lit . parties to take what course they thought proper with s• respect to the recovery of damages from the proprietor. fa. et. aIL I P 4 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Ist (sy iaaorazo MANCHESTER 111:ENTING.--(THIS DAY.) lii HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. About two mfr. Everlasting, WessW, Pot Pourri, Joe Maley, Mary Stuart. Akhrwirt, nobnik Lincoln, The liffier, The I Poney, Bhan Can Welt, and Cygnet are here. St TRIAL HANDICAP. Abut one wile on the flak a' Rollllolol*. Everlasting, Mary Stuart, Shan Yen it. Vocht, Mies Talk Golden Drop, Cygnet, and Lorette are Nt hem 04. nere. CITY STEEPLECHASE. About three miles end a half. if Mytton, The Flat, Joe Maley, Alohymist, gby Leopold, n o The Posey, end Lincoln are here. 10 AtllVlD.—Rees de Mrs. 20 Bt. TEE FIRE IN CURSITOR-STREET. TO TKO IDITOI OP 1111 MUM. Slll,—in itustification to ourselves we trust you will insert th's letter, as in you.. paragraph in reference a . " theretou have orroosorrdy stated that the first-floor was 10 occupied as a printing:oaks. This floor was used as lay private rooms by Yr. Jones. The printing-office 10 is a large build* adjoisiag the house destroyed r (though code, the mom number-19), sod consists of three 't4 floors, which morkwand mfurther damage than flooding by Lt, . water, the Otobroalioa of a few valuabt• forms, sod cense- is Tient damage to machinery and type. flt. The report as ab1e122221 is adcrulated to do us serious 22. injury, and we thimbles wish it to be understood that our Ilk business is in full opoistkm—Wo are, &0., St. 20 19, Cumitersteest, Jam 1. JONES aad Co. gg FlCA—(Tans DAY.)...-This morning, about half- le peat 6 o'ckdrot fire lesisione 1M remises belonging to 9 6 Mr. B. Coghill, liessosi wieinsikr. and proprietor of the El Bricklayers' Arom Emma, 29, Eagle-street, Red Lon - sa. square, Holborn. laelomately the whole of the residents 20 were enabled to Arse $ merest, although nearly stifled St. with smoke. The Ise wee happily 000 fined to the lower St. part of the preadesa The leis will fall upon the Liverpool s - e. and London and Maschester fire-offices. About the name time a fire happened in the premiers belonging to Mr. J. Terry, stem mer.mills proprietor, No. 13, Collingwoort. streak Bleskthioniemel, hot was confined to the burning of fie. I the steam fame esereeMag on the boiler. Another fire took 6,17 - place in the premium lasiongiug to Mr. B. Sturman, No. 84, at. '&answick-etrese. lihsbroy-rosuL The flames were eon- 84i deed to the grimed Seer. Mr. Sturman was uninsured. 1. 1 Amebae delete cat In the premises belonging to Mr. T. Carload, hasdry proprietor, No. 4, William-street, New a t. Ncetheoad. Isllngtoo. The greater portion of the building st. 3 and the content were consumed. The sufferer was not insured. A fire also occurred, from children playing with 88 . firs, in the Drury -la ne, w hich did rnises of Mommiderabr. W. Brokersalley, le , THZ OLD AND NNW Yaksa.--st night an d St. Miami's* a oecensooy whisk some years ago was nearly at weaned to the Wesleyan body, but which has, of late, ex. tended itself to churchmen, high, low, and broad, and the 90. various dissenting bodies, was observed with great solemnity SL ' in many part of the metropolis. At Great Queen-street, et Sloassamsre, Hide-street, Spitalfields, the Waterloo-re_d, St. and the leading places of worship belonging to the Wesleyan St. body, " Watch eight" lost none of it ancient glories, sad 10 large coogregations amembied to pray the old year out and St I the sew year in. GALLANT Rzscus—Daring the outward voyaln at. of her Majesty ' s troopship Adventure to Jamaica she was, 84.,_ on the 19th Nov. last, overtaken by • severe thunderstorm. Whoa it was at its height a lad fell overboird from the r . forstopmast croastneea. A seaman, Henry Widgs, seeing u the lad was unable to help himself, jumped overboard from 86 the to his assistance, and supported him above water M. an ' • t was lowered and rescued them both. The arri- SA val of the boot was not a moment too soon, as the strength of Wide was all but gotta The minterofficers oe board a . ` were so pleased with the spirit and promptitude displayed et by Widge that they subscribed 121. at once among them- ea. salves, which they presented to him as some reward for his 11l courae. el A MILD Dzcsarmrs.—The month just closed has It been remarkably mild. On the morning of the 22nd the minimum register stood at 29 deg., which was the only SA occasion when the temperature declined below freezing- it. point. This is extraordinary for December. The following are the mean values of temperature for this mouth for the L i t. last four years, compered with the average for 10 years :- December mean temperature : 1859, 34 deg.; 1860, 34 deg.; at 1861, 38 dog.; 1862, 43 deg.; average of 10 years, 36 deg. It will thee be seen that the preeent month commanded a St• mesa of seven degrees over the average for December from LIS. ten years' observation. December, Mg, was mild. Frost "1" set in on the Ist of January following, and lasted eight .. weeks. The Thames was partially frozen over. December, 66, 1854, was also mild, and frost commenced on the 16th of St. January and cautioned five weeks. The Severn was frozen 15 over at Woeveater, and the Thames was again partially frozen over. Both the above seasons were remarkable for , 1 , weather of a similar character to last month before the frost u oommenesd--namely, open, mild, sod with frequent high le winds. if ACCIDENT AT 7MZ MONCWEARMOUTH COLLIERY.— IL.. Some alarm was excited in the neighbourhood of this 001. liery on Moods afternoon, in consequence of a report that the pit had fired, but happily the rumour had a very slight L foundation, no destruction having happened to either life et. or property. It seems that some gas had accumulated at 84. the bottom of the shaft, in the neighbourhood of the fur- M. Dace, and remained about the roof without passing through I L, into the workings. On Monday, about one o'clock, shortly u after the "shift" of workmen bad gone done, the fuenaoeman m raised the fire, and as soon as the flame went up the email quantity of gas which had accumulated exploded, scattering the furoace fire and slightly injurieg the MILO . No further in jury was done. The men and boys, on b oaring the report, im. at. mediately made for the shaft and were drawn to bank, and 94 . in the abeam of Mr.Smith,tbe viewer. who was at Thornley, the pit war laid "idle" for the time being. A large number of people were drawn to the spot., and the motexrk I gerated rumours prevailed throughout the town during „T -the latter part of the day. On his return, Mr. Smith dc• gs termmed upon a minute investigation and examination of g the mine before the men were permitted to clone work, it and the pit accordingly lay idle on Tuesday. Mr. Smith and the other officials descended in the morning, and re- . 1 . 9 2 mained underground daring the greater part of the day. It was thought the difficulty would soon be overcome and the Is men enabled to resume work at once. -le.c.ozsde Chronicle. II THE CONDEMNED PRISONER AT KIRLDALE GAOL. VD -No respite has arrived for Thomas Edwards, ueder sea- 1: tepee of death for the murder of his paramour. Isabella Tongs, and he will most probably be executed on Saturday fo next. The prissier has communicated with some of his ee friends with the view, we believe, to having a memorial In sent to the Home-o Mos on his behalf. He is attentive to his religious duties, and apparently in a fit state of mind to l a meet his approaching God. DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF PRUSSIC ACID.— Is The following particulars respecting the death of the lamented Dr. Sawyers are from the Waterford Mail :- I IS " We regret to have to announce the sudden and premature ' death of Joseph Sawyees, Esq., surgeon of the 86th Regi. meet, which occurred ca Friday evening. Mr. Sawyers had • been in the habit of takiag small doses of prima acid, and on Friday evening he felt newel', and mentioned to his 1111 servant that he would not go in to dinner ; the servant laid a bottle containing prussic acid and nee containing essence I I of peppermint on the table, and it is surmised that he took * the prussic acid in mistake. A coroner's inquest was held le on Saturday, and a verdict was found that the death was Mi caned by an overdose of primate acid. The remains were fel intoned with military honours, at the Abbey Church, this (Monday) morning, and wen accompanied by all the officers rs -40111 a having come from a considerable dietaries to pay this mark ed rasped to their deceased comrade, who was much ti beloved, sad is eiaserely regretted by them." 11 SHARE LIBT&-(THIS DAY.) Two dOlool. The quotations in the railway market centime K. upon a restricted scale, and the variations to-day in in the prices of the principal stocks are few and unimportant. Great Western and Midland us have declined per cent., while South Western and South Eastern have improved to a us like extent. London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, Great N Eastern, and Great Northern are steady. at London and North Western stock is now quoted N 97 to 1; Great Western, 671 to 68 • Midland, N 124 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshirg 109 j to st. ; Cal onian, 1151 to 116}; South Eastern, ye SBit to ; Great Eastern, 4611 to I • Great us Northern, 125 to ; and London and South Kg Western, 1011 to 102 1 . IL' Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, N. at 3 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Dutch Rhenish are rather N better, and Antwerp and Rotterdam and West is Flanders firm. Sambre and Meuse are dull. The a prices of Indian and Canadian railway securities us are well maintained. iw umurrazy mum AID MOM N. y aktmla r Co I ills itsda . to I pas. a Is -- 60 RAILWAYS. 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MOO U OOP US 10,0; 100 KOMI 116 11.100 10 OS, SO U I 10 UMW VA W A ULUK* M 10,000 100 10,000 100 10,000 100 6,000 100 60.0001 10 6,000 WON 100 60 WO LAM 100 SI KO I* AM 100 11,000 WO SAW SO 16.009 SO 113,100 16 16,000 SO 66,000 91 10,000 100 6,000 101 6.006 is ~gai° !I•nTwal at lta iL lAA 1 ked • 7.9.6 10.& $.10.9 /01ZION MINI . . _•••••••• Doe dean% Linitod LAX.OO.(LIan) GI CI VCopre 00 OW • • • Dna Maintain Gopinii Zest Del ReiliAtaltod) rata.. (Liz.) Owing G.N.Cy.S. Australia Usenstin (lAnt.) Urea Ladtanlan Moat Amos Bras. Gold Min. Com(U= W. dhine.C.o , •-• ene.(l.l eeetr ui n i ttlUvorLoed h dent& et Barbers Gold X Ileittlik Audis. (Ws.) Won't dal United lierkPay (Um )en Vancouver Coal (Um ) areill•C (UM) Yodsnanantana Om). JOINT STOCK LIT] =wel . Om Hoak . Loo V. .dLtforpoof Auoloologi Dank of W o. Boot of Beak of Qatootlood lL MU* N. Anodes Char.BILIML Oolaablo . 0. BC lodia.Mo.,Cof a. % IEI 4 d WM. lkeelteseLCharld. Itiadenn.ChlnalLisp. IL) Imperial Dank. limited lLondon sad Brasil' an ion.B.AmeatlLVlMe (L Lan. Cla. Bank or Anent London and Coionial (L London aad County London Joint Stock .. • Lois. and Middlesex (I London a tomb Atrae r at Imo. sad Westminster Yoko. t Pros. Beak (I N. had gaidand • Ininceml Bank Sew South Wales Odessa lisok•Oorporn Otionuia 14Ant Do. New hairdo , et ireNes elancLot Brlt.B.l.frics(L tides ol A.. ,011. . . Un. of Irl.alrrano; (I (Union sr Ireland 11.1in.j. thaca et larks auscru • 11E01 03agruglaq, Mai BL dl Bt. (1.1 austrathe Siena WMaramico.. , Bombay (Ma Malta& Sett. at Istab Msg. toa • • . . laoada lead Oop.tg.otliagAtibade Irl Palsoe Do. p. et. Perp. Deb ILlndleCottoaArgeney,L tt. ladle do Wu. a...Waimea liaialn.ll.ln - la.h C.** 11:leetrte Telegraph tag. and init. CUP. • Q. Ream Neviratica Greet ahlp (Limited) . De. Ile per mat. Prof Indian Parr* g Ilallao Irrlastlos Cana' lastrlot 11L (L. Lon. Gen. Oran. , Co alarbse brig= s Ca.ra Iterliter. Ito. TeL 'Llas et.RelL, Car.. &Was. Nat West Discount Co NerbeddeCeelrnt row 1 getlarrleadeL Sp. aye N. Bruns. N. toot. Le N. BrIL Andralselac Weal"! Gee Do. Now net's. IL R. (UM) • Maim Oar PM Wm Ueda Mla Pinta. and Odom Mar Do. Now - - gusbrodaLt . nig it.a.a.m.g4 Rio do Jas. Cd 7 1u54 1 .1 Do. do loyal min atom touttldt Aust. Investa) South Arendt= Luke Sabotartut ToL Sorts Ilagiatired Do. do. falostaph to lolls (i ‘ T. it Si-ot MEWL.) Y 1. huttitto.Co.U.Csood , U.. Magda= i l a t . Tad Desusa's VA .. 4. .. 4. - _46 4 .. A i 1, 1863. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) - _ Two o'Czoci. The funds remain firm. Consols are quoted fully as good as they closed yesterday. In the railway market, in the continued absence of business, there has been no general alteration of importance. With the single exception of Mexican, which have declined, foreign bonds retain a favour able tendency. This being New Year's Day, the Paris Bourse is closed, according to custom. Consols are now quoted 924 to ex div., both for money and the account (Jan. 8). The official business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 924, ex div. ; ditto for account, 921, 4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4 ; India Stock, 227, ex div., for opening ; ditto, Five per Cent. stock, 1084, ; ditto Bonds, 295. prem. ; Five per Cent. " en ticed" rupee paper, 1b54, I ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., U 24, I ; and Exchequer Bills, 138.• 9s prem. The foreign stock market is less active than usual, but great firmness continues to prevail. Greek coupons and Spanish Passive Bonds have im proved, while Greek Bonds, Spanish Certificates, New Granada Bonds, ex coupons, and the Maremmana Railway Loan are all very strong. Mexican Bonds are exceptionally heavy, and have fallen. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 844 to 85 ; that of 1858, 714 to 72 ; that of 1862, 684 to }, ex div. ; the Con solides, 414 to 4 ; Venezuelan scrip, 14 to 1 dia.; and Portuguese scrip, 34 to # prem., ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Braelian, 1852,1858, 1880, 94 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 384 ; Egyptian, 95 ; Greek, 164 ; ditto, Coupons, 74 ; Italian (Marem mans 11 lilway), 744, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 324, 32 ; New Granada, 274; ditto, ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 124, 4 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 474, ex div. ; ditto for 1862, 454, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 34 prem., ex div. ; Russian, 984 ; ditto, 1862, 96, 4 ; Sardinian, for account, 83 ; Spanish, 544, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 244, 24 ; ditto Certifi cates, 9} ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 714, ; ditto 1862, for account. 684, 4, ex div. ; Vene zuela, 232, ex div. ; ditto for account, 244, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 14 dis ; ditto One-and-s-Half per Ceuta., 114, ex div. As usual on the last day of the year, when so many balances have to be adjusted, and there is a I ( temporary disinclination to lend, the demand for money yesterday was heavy, both at the Bank o England and in all other quarters. The rate for good bills was 3 per cent. The mercantile en gagements maturing in the first week in January are now being prepared for. The final instalment of 8 per cent. falls due to-day on the Turkish Loan for 8,000,0001. stock, and one of 5 per cent. on the Portuguese Loan for 5,000,0001. stook. In the former case the instal ment is less a dividend of 3 per cent., and in the latter less one of 14 per cent. The amounts previ ously paid in full in each case must also be allowed for. Some speculative purchases of Turkish Bonds of 1858 are already being effected in anticipatiou of the dividend due the Ist March. The Fribourg and Lausanne Railway Loan for 300,0001. stock, issued at 95 in May last, was quoted yesterday at 974 to 984. It is anticipated that a large amount of gold will soon be sent to Lima on account of the new Peru vian Loan, now completely ratified. It is believed that only about 700,0001. has thus far been remi;:ted on account of this transaction. The London and North Western Railway traffic retarn shows this week an increase of 9,6661. and the Lancaahire and Yorkshire a decrease of 5001. At the meeting of the Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, also held yesterday, a divi dend at the reduced rate of 5 per cent per annum, 1 free of income tax, was declared. At the meeting yesterday of the Brighton Hotel Company the directors' report was adopted. It stated that a contract has been concluded for the construction and completion of the hotel for the sum of 65,0001., and that the building will be ready for business early in the season after next. It is I proposed to issue at once debentures to the amount of 25,0001. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Midland Counties Union Banking Company (Li mited), with a proposed capital of one million. The object is stated to be to facilitate commercial inter course between the metropolis and the more impor tant towns throughout the Midland district. A distinctive feature of the project consists in the proposal to purchase the interests of and to absorb existing private banks. Of the negotiations in program with this view the one that has as yet come to a satisfactory conclusion comprises the purchase of the connexion and business of Sir Fralacis L. Holyoake Goodricke, Bart., of Wolver hampton. The general management is to be con ducted by a board in London, upon a plan similar to that successfully carried out by certain old esta blishments. Reference is made to the fact that, though the Midland mining and manufac turing district is one of the most densely populated, wealthy, and thriving in the king dom, scarcely any addition has been made for many years to its bauking accommodation. The first issue of capital is to be limited to 5,000 shares, or 500,0 00 /, and it is not intended to call up more than 251. per 1001. share. Another new undertaking is the Loan, Trust, and Agency Company of South Africa (Limited). This company proposes to carry on business in the South African colonies upon a plan similar to that adopted by several colonial undertakings; lately in troduced. It aims at facilitating the investment of English capital in mortgages on land and other approved securities. The capital is fixed at 500,0001., in 25,000 shares of 201. each, of which the first issue is to consist of 12,500 shares. It is mentioned that a provisional com mittee has been Messrs. Reid Brothers yesterday connected, by formed at Port Elizabeth, through whom applica - Professor Wheatetoce'd system of telwraph, the moral tions for 4,28 4 shares have co me forward. ratio° of the L Oollon and Westminster Bank with the '. Notice is given that the transfer books of the branch establishment at Southwark and that at ht. Jams% London and Colonial Bank (Limited) will be closed CENTRAL WALE% EXTENsioN RAIL% At.--Thit after to-day (Thursday), preparatory to the allot- amount of additional capital requited by this company he their application to Parliament for their new extensions r ment of the second issue of 5,000 shares. 140,0001., an d power is weightto make work* arrangements The warrants for the half-yearly interest on the w ith the London ~,,d N or * w e' s,. B e iip e y. stock of the Great Southern of India Railway Dartrarou or TVA; Altaatcaig AID CAN 4ltiljr at Company are payable to-day (Thursday). The m o ur.—Yesterda y , the Liverpool. New York, and Philo at interest on the company's mortg a g e bonds is also del*. Coesesey' steamer City of Baltimore w.iii dim notched from Liverpool for New York, with, mails for the pa to-day. r e ie e g st a ter, together with a large number of pareogen t We are requested to state that the letters of sd car go, kr,. Tteday the Quebec soil Moutred Roval Mail lallotment and the letters of regret have been sent item .. Jura will l eave the Mersey for peetwiel. out by the London, Birmingham, and South SW- with mails for Cased end the United States. Ti.ah fordshire Bank , allotting the first issue of 5,000 the Liverpool Post-oflice will be for the receipt of shares. letters, ire., astd 1.30 p.m. Late &watches viii Loaded rzyp.msw.y.r..forlawteardusiedaupidtd 9 0 10 sa p. mrd in. w i t y th t r i i: e it ilt a i t h u i t i d N orth Americas Royal Mail 'teenier China sill leave Co T n il grees e New passe l'o d ric tl ad le vieesfollowistangtecretritat btlheeresFoel'Ultioerain on the 15th Dec. :—" Resolved, that in the judg- I Liverpool for New York, with mails for the 1' nit. S olStates ment of this house, them should be uo legislation , and British North America. limbos at tbe Liverpo Y S Les s the existing laws providing for the pay- ' Rice will In open for the receipt of ordinary letters soil ment of interest on the public debt in coin." h a.nLiLate dripatchesvulQueeristown may be forwarded np to 8.30 p.m. without, and until 9.30 p.m. with, late fees With reference to the market for American semi- cd Id. cities, Mr. B. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Mermostio PHVIONZNA.—Those bodies, which, During the four business dal* else. our l a " , there have , for want of a distinctive name, are variously knows as been only very moderate transactions in London is Anted- I ... 0w .," or .. shooting," or ~ falling „, 0w ... „ on " ofth their appearance ap rw peara ; a n i c:i b i o n ug larg bo % n a u n m y be c a r at .i N gh rt t ~,,,uiLire or two I csnat64"ritheeeTities.bontdsairetid v St e a rrsca F rce ive I P o s ::d ° 7litry (l . B74l Th ar re e fi r" mak tioni7 been a very active inquiry for Virginia Six per Omit. Roods. may generally be seen. Thor, are certsin times at lad& and a considerable husiner might have been dope if bonds . I could be found baring a ll overdue couponsattached ; they over whelmiog, numbers. The times wh i c h here follow are • have touched 47. Illinois soil Erie shares remain quite I some o f th e principal periods, though it is not in e ver y y ew, steady, at last week's q uotations. No transactions have they have usually been viailde in tro tter, and sometimes is by any merle, that Mr displays are seen -April IA to 25 ; b een r ecorded in Atlantic and Great Western (New York tewards the end of July • A ug ust 2 to 5 ; August 10 ; \ Section ) 8"" per Cent . 13°°", which are Mir quoted ex October 23 to 26 ; Novenihe r Bto 14. These time* ream coupon, but those of the Pennsylvania section have been in s teady demand at about 71, and have touched 714. indicate the periods at which F erro. desirous of observing I such phenomena may expect to see meteors, as their number The arrival of seven more ships from China is . varies much in ilifferum years. Of the origin of Bitch bodies I announced. The Jubilee has brought 946,763 lbs. • Dot much is known. They appear to circulate is space and 1,027,200 lbs. of tea ; the Alcyone, 44 40011» of of tea and 248 bales of silk ; the Star Queen, become luminous in passing through theme 's striambere. Ni:te r zs oceasi=ilnly exhib it ,h. a s ha mmpeararie . raed seen tee ; the A g immirt, 814036 lbe " of tea and 376 Zn e ng tee ry course I ;lie y ear 186:L.—Pose Maigw.,l , Alma bales of silk ; the Senoho Parma, 807,900 lbs. of sock 1863. IA IR .. VII 10 - 8 - 18 - 108 all id uor 1064 id 90 id 1091 id 43 4 -. Int — a +a a a I. 95 i 4 . SF i 99 i 9 tea; the Thanes Dryden, 636,1461 b. of tea and 370 toles of silk ; and the Siam, 866,8001 be of tea. WEDIRSDAT ITEM& Consols, which closed yeeterday at 921, ex div., for the Bth January, were to-day alternately "buyers" and " sellers" at that price, and closed at 9 4 4 "buyers." For money the last price was 924 to I. The official busine ss report is as id -1 lows :—Three per Cent. Como for money, 924, 1, ex div.; ditto for account, 92 , 4, ex div ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, ; New Three et 921, 1,1, 4 ; Red Sea elegrapb, 2 dittoll, 22 ; India Stock, 225, ex div., for opening Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. I3ebentures,loo4, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 26e., 295. prem.; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee riper, 94. The India Five per Cent. Stock warn tooted , 108 to 4, ex div. ; India Bonds, 265. to 291. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 9s. to Ili. prem. A good deal of activity continues to prevail in the foreign stock market, where the tendency of prices is still decidedly upwards. Bank shares were buoyant. Ottoman Bank have risen to 341 to 36/--an advanoe of I/. ; the new shares 6to 64 prem. ; and London and Brazilian Bank to qto - 4 prem. Bank of Queensland, Lon don and Buenos Ayres Itank, London and Colonial, and Union Bank of. Ireland, have all improved. In miscellaneous shares, Australian Agricultural were quoted rather better, and St. Katherine Dock 1 per cent. lower. Quebrada Land and Mining shares have receded, owing to the announcement a a call of 11. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 6to 6/ prem, showin a fall of 17s. 6d. ; Thames and iffem . y, 21 to 4 prem.; Universal, 11 to 11 din ; North British and Mercantile, 151 to 1 ; Commer cial Union, par to 1 prem. ex die. ; and London and Provincial Marine, 4 die. to par. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—London and Northern Bank, par to 4 prem. ; English _ and Irish i / die. to par ; Bank of Sdnde, Punjaub l , l t Delhi, par ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc Smelt ing, I to 1 prem. ; Societ4 Financikre of Egypt, 346 to 6-16 prem. ; London, Birmingham, South South Staffordshire Bank, 1 to 4 prem.; WS Portuguese Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Oil Wells of Canada, 1 to 4 preen. MINES. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozool. In the mining market to-clay the transactions are principally confined to East Camden and Wheal Beton shares, which meet with a strong demand. The former are now quoted 431 to 44, and the latter, 205 to 210, showing an advance of 30s. and 9/. reopen tively. Great South To4as , are quoted 7} to }, and Stray Park, 34 to East Caradon shares are o ffi cially marked in the Stock Exc han g e, 43} ; and Wheal Beton, 203. In the absence of business, the qu otations of foreign and colonial mining shares are nominally the same as yeeterday. The directors of the St. John del Bay Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegram, from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, November : Produce ten days of November, second division, 11,905 oitavas ; yield, 7.049 °Bares per ton. Water supply short. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. iiir pis AWN, IMPERIAL AVERAGE& I::WhitiVßar lan Us 8.111.51 63. 9.1 Us 10trilis 18:1.. • BMA& i P.m. 613114 04 494 9•104 61 94 Ns 04 494 9.141/ 44 144'864 6I Me *Joao 64 Mils 04274 I od 54 64114 1374 94 41$ 44 441610 1 304 441474 114 18/864 6411114 04 405 14 lLys %AY 10 47$ &ins 114 Derr.—lnnob. Dana. o•6l4•VACriltosi, t om IMAM OWN bow WS! MN: ODOR ; oda. AMC M. 34; beam LW: 'NM tar 4111010 1 . DilabAll LIVKRPOOL COTTON' MARKET. (Tlll2l DAY.) (BY =craw AID zartswiosa , ?mourn.) (non oua owl cosassrosourr.) Bom Newlear's-dey codes etarkei finally clan& There however, a little budgies doing, sad a inure cheer. Jul tone prevails than yesterday. MINCING LANZ.—(TRIS The transeetion la the wink! 'testate co DAY.) ction on • Ten small soak. SuoAZ AND Conn.—No sales "works]. Ittn.-1,500 bap of Bengal sold at lls. ed. for low mid. dlint white. Preto-300 hap Singapore found buyers at aid. to 30. Clorros.—At tb• previous decline of id. per lb. about 1.200 bales ban been disposed of. Hcxr.—Raeska steady, at 331. to MI. 10r. for clean St. Petersburg :Needle arm, at 251. 10a. to 251. 15s. TALLOW MARKET.- (THD3 DAY.) TIM Illerket staid!. Prices are quoted r follows : Town tallow. 445. net es sh ; Petersburg Y. 0., ce the spot, 445. 6d. ; all the mouth, 445. 3d. ; ABM,' to WM* 445. 3d. ; March. 441. 6d. ; Aptil to June, 445. 3d. ; October to December, 465. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about an average, bet the d•- mad is, very smell, consequently our utgbeet quebe them are may realised in few instances. The am ber of sheep is very small; but it exceeds tb• demand. There are very few buyers at market. Oely • few are sold et our quotations. Trade is exceedingly Ball for calves. at lower rates. Oar foreign supply osesiete of 292 besets, 260 sheep, arid 200 calves. Mich cow, 98. Per stone et Übe 4. sl. ad. I Pie stows et Übe. s. d. s. 6. lot 80064, liteldds. 4 8 4 10 Bestbus &HI-1446h 0 0 • • Sat, ShortAsonts . 4 4 4 8 Best Leoft.woo , s ... 4 14 6 11 Sewed gm& boosts 30 4 0 Do. de. Shorn ... .00 • • Calves ngs Best Ons&1211-brads 6 4 6 e Grew Beasts at sasekat, 1.1 U; lawepasd Lambs, 2,310. Ceres. 266; rigs, 120. SMITHFIELD HAY MARK/CT.—cram DAY.) Mesas. Harm sad &dos report trade slow. PR. 644414208: 774. OS: 0.1.... ••••• • ...=., • 49111 sawn» 711 neamismis a ins Aliaiis iiiim OW TRW VOLUM TWILL 1111143 11911119. rims. Ne — v. 2LiNov 29. Dos. & ! Doe. 11 bps SO. Dee. A. ,--- ------ i 42 9 w s — .71 .. .. I •• .. 46 10 • • 49 9 .. 64 6 .. •• 41 7 .. •• • • i ,, a~ ~ 1. 11 ..-..., IN at the Maw , aly we e have, on and ch the which et but y of a looked towage, s Stair we re ✓iew/id quay et abhor based Per P en. heard . _ t:oglarhei all pro. besets ith the e-trade Fedora' . Aldea- °lotion : herbood A every gection, mod & - i - arto 1 having I, which