The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2,185 T. THZ LETIATHAN.-(THI3 DAY.) owl moo osormiler vegloMood ahe lambi momb. Tho o n mitt emem bie s a t I tioOlolool adio. lo July ha. osi Mo p lt Moillim Wmow Mout ML von awl tho Mrse groan off am mphol of do moillom WM= bit am beam movelMeM. snip air mommlod 2001. 1:lo die momol •view. stint sus oil Imo air Mr.r. Radomo oppmookk ort L of M Lamer% hr Waimea ash id= l ma t z of the pried* I N to Mho & 114 lagly sae mord is epprilso, sad w via Edo esta. — (idos W,. O--l••••• Featslevese.) GOOWell WW2, ODAZ • CONPANTI.I nog mu *Elms wig mita the arise malty sae la Ili ••••, hater et ages the —I4. 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As the ho slielai re slismassat or sr amok la Os ppm/ AM dr hi d M milder Adly masolood as whole fa thale piper% hi mar Ihniksa illr ai try mend asit Me dedgens, Mt. lawarsa mad Mr. sp=;:bs Iringia. Mkt DIM they woes slowed to N` ' sU grosalmo Wog saserved lie swamis mo deal. tl. ....r., prepared by Mesta Hart. thew liabilities of 3,11171.; salits. Mamas Mk sad 10.1. TUI POLICE COURTS. TDB DAT. MANBION-1101:1811. Mani Astamet, • Talk, wham bend eavoispi iea esimalhe turbos, am sharged baba, the laid Moat with baba disaisely Tbistroattest. The asmaimaisa was stabiatal lartash the aisalua as taarpotar micas' to the TIM& Tin imenden as beteg ening le the int hub • viehei re" ton hi. tense of his ber, at hie ehels. Re oleo wised • Inures lan sad.rtal Is Wok ea Ide isterreter—The defendant y. dr Tarr ibedieseador is Ids tray, and b. objects to or lalerinlieg the endu e • rid who a with nee will allldin do that. Andre row interreter—He aye be will leen It ms loaf will sot lb. Ira I. taleiret. Ida Alleh ZIA eft attached to the Todd& Warr. Yesterday I wan rime to meld the to go to Parr. I red Art le red bbe le but be neer to go, es warm et hie riled from there. He mile r ambYrt he rd of or, sad end be wed& net ge are I we bin NS red& dollen Odor 1000. I oder to give him that ems . rtes which he use away tram the betel. wire I led lirti sr the Minnie., taking with him • ler of tateetroden t. r dal in Paris at the Twirl embeen. A mob eared rear sod I wee obliged to se as officer to tar ere et hr. Mfedent—l will not go to Perla. I rib to have my sneerer wire dor, er bet the I d Ware ride upon the cue. I wig to nor base. IA at And ✓ein. I wart to Conateatheople desist the We hear war ; wee rat sea Bahl &monk. The lAA weer h my worm eery. I went to the temp at Mosel Pear I wee gement is many war, the wont rare bereft weedat Shwas Ha beet warded theee I at beet to Cmatmiiepia at Rteir Per girded me . pennon. I rated to go to Her sad Imre arrived there I felt sneer reett my Makwhich I lost, and so I came to Engird. Hr. tome bass I War • meant at It bere. The Tarte rehare refuel I= me to make • parr to the Queen. I west le ear W mere either as • Aka er • pelican., as L mg elhr eemhinetever. Mayer wired him to p rant tits ire wested to and hr. It be wee her rig* he roil be art to rhos. Dahmart—l me oder the isedia Jr at weal be Istirrell with. If yes OM Oka me rift pet • Ads read my ser at hag see sp le • lamp pat. toTr mat I rat melts hom e Queen to the egg et em e exel o berj a I will est slyer the diblifid rad r it yes m. He preeril M A in • hoebenst gash hr mete tims ea& or ler y the tear wee dim by the lard d. Mayor sot le emir segbad kr gad. • TETI" CUTCZITS IT • RRRRR NT. 141.1 M Dory awl Dwarl Davis, two fellow abed la years et ego, web-karma to the iIDIiON W= placed at dee bar Wore Mr. Cart* charged Ir:th seterlag the hone. No. It. plea sad Ozterd-reir, la= red eteallog theme a quantity of ear Tbe per, betima 13 std 1 &deck in the day, were estie le mew the parleerby pada( attbe window. A. alarm tree ghee by the adereee et tee bare who one (tithe pri mates palbasing Owyhee', wham dee retreat. • Towel •••••• eirlimeneat Maar, Iblorred. med •61.11 d bold et the plow Dr* vies elm a te ia biz a dear ilariaNt bay. Tim b togetber, al dr Firm ail ill ,11 amid to brisk army ben UIS Wifbell, bet to to wpm, for pollee emeoble unload and took tle• primmer We ceeledy. elber Omer eft la the coor of tbe oreedeg appvibaried by pi taeslable Twee, 466 N. erten be wee at see Idle by the meant. A greet deal of the property vie WA Wads* The oe= both pleaded guilty, gad bops* that Mg wall le adi italsoft pslbmis dila Sid sae of dm primmer, bad bra coa abed at Sr swim 48 beftlersoirea Ms. Oar& aid he Men am deal ebb Ile ewe, sad Ilreadie• emelt both pile= Si the eseekeee be _ _ _ LAMBETH. !krrrierTEDRVICIDI. Atm. Mw AI ph..., s well dread mei reriertabie ker bs her t ues Amer bare Me. Mfr, with swallow* bradeamlby abash bee Ilk au mob s atiZtt ass ma kr moo redisal arloraie i sTe= sat lave eseeread. It appried diet tie WI yrearel the radriar ekt Mime eihmile wed bares tabeambi air etredeed is be s sallient graft be army lib. abs real leued Ib whets. Meant endear ma arra aided la ad Ityc re bar I I k meet wily be dr dress the Omer geld else bed bra Meta War ad by ihe Ilheirge at Wm berms; bat if allsred te p Mr is treedi weer demo rehdeir erica llr Wk. NINO lagebel V dr Wind gee post end wee eserseed rdr meek% aid he amaremear deeded the W r prow te ce be i. s*dr the tateedease d r baebead, NW est rue &be mile epsedeg the arp dr .. atid COMPENSATIONS IN BANINIOPTCT Cotirf.—By a mean 1.08.4 this ramslag, it swan that the eider msofferd .Sees b... ham abolished la the Coon of Desk non, soil the follovis( ssosal some an paid by on d eemossemies to the meat holders, the. —Te the Rev. Themes Maio+ (bressely Ponce* at Haahropm), 7,86211, 14e. Bd.; to Clement Todsray Sesames (formerly sx-Com mierelsose), 200/. ; to Jobs Toner, foe the like can, SOL ; sod to Wiliam Lalnsestl, 9001. The teed asset of Wee compeasedery snowman@ le 7,9621. 14.. dd. Noes cd the kreebeg stslissmo mow hell soy can, with the momptioa of the bet, who Ills the Amnion of Lord Clietsceaces liasseger. CON.FeRATION or Sr. PAUL'S CHriell, WERT IIINATTRAIOAD aNIS DAT).—Tse sewly-aratted char* dedicated to St. Past, and Mamie lo the Weetallaelemrad, St. GeorgmtlimMartyr, Soethwark, wad this reran can errant by the Bishop of Winchester. flu brashly, upon erriaag, was met by the lead* clergy of the name Nigh bouriug pertain. The body sad gallery of lie Aural were crowded by pumas who had reefed cards of aditinsioa. The church, which is of the way English etyle, ell bold 1,200 palm. ; 400 *dap are free end 200 are to be let et somas] renege. The incembeat le the Rey. L. Howlett, &acclaim Secretary of the Society foe promalsg Christianity moonset the few, lad a a aiaa , curets of St. OsorstmthmMartyr. A district will is • shoat time be swigged to ths church. The edifice pressen a vary pharisee appearance, the roof being formed of dark ask, sad tee cleanced to pared with Miston's aumnale Wes. The architeet was Mr. W. Rogers, of Casson-row, sad the balder*, Mame. Wm*, of Lambeth. THE FALKIRK BANK CAST.—tier Mikity has Ma Mend to omit the remainder of the seetsmee is the me of Thom Gentler, ona of the two ring me rho we emitted at the Adam circuit ea tha aka fleg ember sad mettemed be 18 seethe its breach of trust and embendommt In the = " e a f i the Commode! Dank of Falkirk. Ms toe yam( WIN k win be verseenbwrd, were the isetroasen by MM. in a pest mareerre, the Isie Henry ahem =Vie Mk me enabled to embank int Ikeda. his memMag , s/1 to shoot 28,0001., and, though the jury imegreemil disk belief dist the young men had received so parties of the mosey, they were found pale aa aiding and abeding the 12111•111111 NI orvertrriug Ids Imada. Gentles vas 8b std kola M Padiedery as emianky. Cendeetin and sufgesika en Mtn bay with the Wof the Leviathan. Crean the natation rested W the releuthis in the monies jamb, nothing ham bees then 'Far be the direct Weep at launching the and. Tea ear sane pepntions, however, an berg made the brag* the sew appear= into play torterow. The pear of the machinery then to be sad will be about Mean these greater than has yet been embed. Hitherto, °sly four hydra:ilk rams hare been With Ye spathes ; but the nut &trap Ind be math with the eal of dirkt (two man bail; in rearm), and last if& and Ode day here bees taken up with gutting these ate pea dos sad reparAng the one that pre way an Kerhy. Dana the ram assiorans screw-jacks will Wet the pelibeg, mad twe d Trelaan's sachors an to be ampired Is eta the bead* cables, when the used le erallehady skewed dews the ways le mite oath impasses wissory. Or of the Mani lad been enetatally embedded when oar report ha, ens the seer wee merited be the tame of the after eletth Owing le the rapidity of the spas tide moms din athy was szporinted he properly ibteg that smehors, but thin le as then that the whole seneganents will be com plied hie the sat flow of the ads. The 'Melaka we Wien le be begin pawing at daylight toatronew, mud the lareashisi wal continua, if pear, without Warman nth the and has reached the seteasity of the ways. The lever of the wan an tabs every bar been, sad since she fret tared the rate delketion has ealy been the 3-106th part of a Yoh. Dais" the Imat testy-four hours is wee only 1001 k pert of an inch; and although the sew nets entirely apes sat a made pond, she bee set haled ewer be the slightest degree. The Leer. thus is juts firm in her banes sow as she was these wait's bath, Were say snap hod tramenthele hank her. With regard to the only seggeollea whkh bee tams nubby temperlie enthralls, via., that Mays of werbpaple ahead be arrayed; and to an °Wear Int the Inethe is lan& dent hr the night sad bear the ship, Owns Radii. replies that the meathery being of a eneestingly damn and empleetal Mare It Is absolutely seciary that the -aisle who work It should be thoneghly traders of it delpile. Thee who am an employed at so qualified, ad arid aely be erred by lasempatenta , s to the eh- Par be the nth" N le }Wrathy Impossible that the pedlar add be beamed; the easel steads fear feet from the pensd, art the rage en es deeps the led of the river will awe lest thee ethadss. Tim Idwirot arlei die of this maw& occurs to-morrow sad We Is, d onerwy • ewe pia b As owe of ouch opera tions we am comimiliol within dm sort twesty•four boon. Her Majesty has been pleased to sanction an ad dition of 201. to the grant for " distingaished services" be dewed on Liwatseant-Colond J. M. My., C. 8., R.A., In July, 1866, reeking it up to 1001. per Mantua, °outman* Apra 10, 1667. Bin ARCHDALE WiLsos or Drixt.—The se mats et Gamma Wawas rellrement from hie command en the mend of 111 Melds set twin been very explicit, the pills may porter bo isinessted to learn that a letter has this wash Dm readved from Ind? Mean, ststir.g the an the MIL el October Omni Wilson mind at Nuasomee ekk IBM. 00 exhauated that he wee mareely able to walk. Oho mjelees, however, to be able to add that he had no pod ' dye alms, aid wee at the date of her War Molder 12) greedy improved. The general bad direetsd his lemily to address their Maly kitten to Meerut, where he we shortly goat to repels his brigade and to hold Menet( In readiness ho any onmeend that might be given Ides.— Timer. Connt de Platen, recently appointed SleetEA am breador at Leedom ham anlred in Peril on his inky to him gem. Time Count belongs to one of the oldest and richest famines of the Swedish aristocracy. He took Berlin In his road, having been charged with a mission to the Prince Royal. _ _ A letter from Vienna, in the Cologne Casette, 10111.—" it im reported that several el oar large maaufac *we *teed to eke, their eatebitehmeede at the end of the we* end to disoblige their mamma, Mama they ma we herr carry on their heir au The earobsudire which they wqrply is not yell for is reedy may, but is bills, the elgewe et which us emey day liable In become bankrupt, ewe yet oak moot be found to pay their ham* As to the warkrea, their *Nation Is meet dleheedng, oitb winter het aggrawthieg." OPZIFING OF PAILIAILSWL —LORD CFIAII BEI -14131'11 Orraca, NOT. XL—All Pogrom% on azuroandag their Wadr of bole prime ea the maim of the open * el perilmeat, on Thoolgoy, as led d Doombor, love *on esosevoi for Sea la Os Bow of Lark, If the ennosnotenent be male at this aloe Ulm be ed.* de Woloaday the 2d instant. Peas' Wog rue ton have thistle La the peen' shiest sons boa Serwasaid b than gee a written or personal applicetka et the °Men Ne stnagets cen he admittal eicept by • ticket hem the Lard Chest Cbruaberlaia. The doors will be erred Mt 12 reoleek. WILLOUGHBY DB EMMY, 0.C,-Lielftill. ELY.crlitn GUNS.-I don't think I ever mentioned &notable and sornevrhat absurd Wars of the rebellion—the electric ; but they are so coattnually before me that I mum disburden my mind of them. To preserve the electric telegraph poste they wan heated Is enormous iron mews, into the hollow of which the poles were inserted. It struck some native to mikes these into cannon. A hole was user the ape*, sometimes some iron bands were put round to Morsels the strength, the piece was them moneted osi a smell a" carnage made for the , and the result wee a tope "—that pied trtremsmt of terror to the mind, of natives. The pin has met with vast favour ' sad them guns swarm all ems the stoutly. There is no tad to the number of motion ROW mid le be Is every mall !made They are loaded with a mush grape. and are certainly find. Whether they ever M soy emend= I cannot m,; they secomimes burst, but elm they me eirtals/y 20131(411•10 fired without bursting I bairn the earn is principally weal, bat it is a very ridicu ler posesreion; of set most remit program—Letter from Defile. _ THI OOTEIVIICINT OP DELHI rNDER THE RC ans.—May papers were found in the Palace at Delhi (ems donative' have retained our partiality for paper work) sal teem them it would !wear that the Mod of government esliabhabed for the city and immediately surrounding comitry was more of the nature of a military than of a Mellowed= gowireoseut. It mores tokia7e been a sort o f constitutional Lonarchlcal =Mersey. The king wee king, sod hoZZed 4s" ; mach like • meiedtatioaal monarch ; but, instead of • pad= ment, he had • cosacil of soldiera, in whom power rested, and of whom M wee in no drone • military commander. No Amble of Persian WOOL forme, or tame appear to ham been introduced; but, on the contrary, the RagUsh terms and modes of brasiers wen generally Waged. The extent to which English terms are red erode very aboard. MI petitions seem to have been prenested le the Him bat the great =dimity to which almost tithes as all mattes bah civil and military were mimed (by ceder en dorsed ea the petition) sae the " Court,"—• of a ,amber of colonels, • brigadwrosjor, andt i el= a m d r mentary), which latter functions+, some to hare been the most Important pareasage in Delhi. All the Work he., were &port who made their mark, or, at best, dined he tough libido° characters. Very regular mire= rolls of regi ments were kept op and authenticated in due form by the co lonel, adjumart, sad qoartermeater. Pram these daeurnts it sea appears that they went so for into dated se to AU up the placed of the Europe= sergeant-majors" sad quartennerter-mrstesets." I had not time to study the makes papers. bat I Imagine that a very interesting, woeful, sad amosing seketian of them might he picked nut for publica tion. Os. Sept, colonel seems to ham prasatd to the King • bind of samoorandam on the best mods of adminletering the ommtry after getting rid of the Perineum. First and foremost, he =vises hb Majesty to collect as much money ga be can, from any quarter, by any moans whatever, a • orOtal to start upon. Snood, ha says that the is no doubt that, with ell the fault, of the English, their goverameat wee the test that Modest= has ever seen, and he propome that the future adminktration should be bead on their model; sad than, In =ay ha gots into details *visaing cateidenble thought shrewdness. There Is, I believe, among the papee. a very long and anthasketic =wont of the destruction of the Bumps= minima of Fettehgbur. I have in my fpocket • =dike from • =a who sought to he appointed collector of the district in mar of our army, on • soloraziedg• that he would collect the revenue end atop the en Me of the Bumpers., or, if net, would submit to be ton from • qua ; but the prmlent order is "to be ooneidend when the kill (the British position) is taken! " Thereon many cam sumicaticas from native princes, who either promise or tam icirias much.—Letter in the Time*. THE CITT OF GLASGOW BANK .—A numerous =or the shareholders of this bank wee held at Cilaagow y, Mr. Andrew On presiding. The meeting weal , 0,00 4 agreed that the bank be registered In terms el the Jaiat-tkoek Bank Comport= Act, 1867, tt being explained that the dodge =a net to wind up but to were lb. as =aft* ground se the chartered bank• The swedes else treed unesishohely that • commit= of gentlemen ewes nested with the bank be appointed to laraellgate its affairs sad report to as adjourn= mating as Tuesday next, and that a nereatos fund of held a be Weed to enable the bank to ram= tessiame =the= delay. Tea Ex-Manssa FOR EAST SESSEX.—The Ver ne' MID= has Jost wedebie ream of the expenereineurrell by Mr. C. H. Prows% la lady earesereefelly contesting the =ethers divkloo ef Lekesestelkke. She swept* =west 2,286 L IL ed. A daily papa is now palliated at Sacramento in =tike ponces meowed es it, whether allow or 114 a bileg or/that Widen. It been • title eseerwiwg to the wade, News of the Der. SHAHS LISTE--2HLN DAT. Two 0'01,041- The railway share market to-day is gene rally steady, at yesterday's rate. The chief move ment is in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, which has fallen to 901 to 913; and in Midland, which has risen to 831 to 84. London and North Western is now quoted 951 to 3 ; (heat Western,;Bll tot ; Great Northern, 23 to I, per share ; London an South Western, 441 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 10 16-18 to 11 01-10. Oreat Western of Canada shares are still fiat and drooping ; Orand Trunk of Canada are alio rather dull. In foreign shares there is little movement. OIDIMART SRAM AIM *MOM a. I re: gamut r Allred Ois. "ark) MEI ken 44.8....40=. Dom end oar Grist 1 1* n Iladi .. O.W.AUNd( G. W. Toe (Valais i nli m a r ...- 7: LW. Wheel BasernirS) North Pre Or. pt. u Stir w i Porldlis —___. lOU. 411.101 14 so Ilef ll 6 11 KO Ile 1X 7 5 4 .1 1 ;4 ' 1 lil ItO " lie 14 4 & I i 1 3 If Is 411 & iv al 4 I 43 144 4 3a lii us I 1 shoo 166 113 -1.1-..-,.., r g=tr i C ia !' °3 lser ..0r... 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SO 81 • • I 0 0 poi Hg I. P. IS ►y IS De Ile 171 $3 k U U 0 II .7. dial LOCAL SKAII MAAILTS. Immo, Dec. I.—TM Iniamoder la tho Ate* inhume into tdr utatt to. rN ot to. dome at badmen isolailoss no:x1 Mom : Sib—lsagas fJerYa, ll—Grait Wolin. 14— lasorolist sod =Lead. owl lima waif, WI I— lardifahrig, att44 . 17 lOL *amokoli 14-1414- MOM 4—M Molars. Wailes el Oomil. 1N Poulos-onto; Nov. 30.—Tho Qom has been pleased to approve of X. AlAwor Marlon as Preach Con futer Agent et Batkunt. Her MAhoty has also beta plowed to spry,* of Doa Alexandra Neal as Vice-Coral at Gib roam far the Nark= ftepabilo.—Oarata _ MEIICAN AND SOUTH AXIITICAN CA:MEANT:— AN order her Yost been Wald for the winding up of the Asks of this oomplay, mad en Investigation of Its liabilities sad eamosfreemitt. AN AMITE WTEHOUT CALENDARS.—NO calendars have kegs plated tor the Kent winter woke, which Iris opened yesterday. The Sort % Beam' Ossetia ssys : "As our rodeo are aware, a dispute hae existed for some time nut, whether the met of theme documects should he borne by the High Sheriff, or defrayed out of the meaty rates, and is the responsibility her not bees eatfrfactorny axed, none have been published. This le • matter of serious inconvechoceo to all who have Minim at the amisee—commel, attorneys, readjurore, promentore, and defendaate—no is than to the public." THE SUICIDE OF THE RECORDER OF HEREFORD. —lroausar.--0a Monday an inquest wee held at Cagebrook, nor Heroked, on the body of Mr. Horn, the late recorder of that city, the pardoolars of which were given la our paper =y. It will be remembered that the deceased hd just ht home the remain, of his father-in-law, Mr. How land, a county magistrate who died in London on the 24th M instant. It was noticed magistrate, he was much depressed in spirits, and as he did not come down stairs to breakfast on Sunday morning, and his bedroom was locked, malstance was pro cured end a ladder was raised against the window, when he was dimmed lying on the door of the room dead from the at • gun, the marcle of which woe at his Ups. Oa the woe a rece of paper, on which wee written by the dammed ea follows: " I am thoroughly miserable—l have ruined my family I era chimes to =dams —my brain is on fire—God forgive me, end pro tect my wife and children." Another pike of paper was subsequently found torn up and thrown ender the grate in the dressing room. Upon this bobs pasted together the writing was found to be as /O&M,. : "My m isery is insupportable—l shall be a ruined man—l am driven to maidume—my brain is on fire. God forgive me— my demist yids sod children, farewell." It was stated that about two yam ago Mr. Horn bad suffered dram a severe Mims attack, and that he had subsequently teen liable be take unseememily gloomy views of hie monetary drabs. He :Entto be suiring for some day, before his death from badly considered to be a delusion in this respect. A verdk• "Temporary hmanity " was returned. Mr. Horn was • banister of several years' standing, and bee left • widow end sine children. OVOID, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON Esn.war.—The receipts of this company. including the Strierbridge Extension Canal, for the fortnight ending No• limber 22, have been 8.1781. Bs. 11d., whilst those for the corresponding period of 1856 amounted to 8,0271. Os. 2d., and the expenditure, also including that of the Stourbridge Extension Canal, 3.8941. Ba. lOd.,b,lnr at the rate of 47.61 per cent., whilst those for the corresponding period of 1856 amounted to 3.7991. 84. 41., or at the vete of 47.32 per cont. The sum of 87,21 M. lbs• 114., bang receipts for the first nine fortnights of the half-year, added to the 8.1781 84. aid. &I above, makot a total receipt of 95.3941. 2.. 10d., se against 84,7641. 17a. fid. for the corres ponding nine fortnights of the pervious year ; and the sum of 37,9111. Oe• 7d, being ex fort the first nine fort nights of the half-year, eddd to the E 11941. Ba. 101. as above, makes a total expenditure of 41,806 L 9a. 6d., being at the rate of 43.82 per cent. as against 42,6041. 9a. Eld. for the oormsponding nine fortnights of the previous year, or at the rate of 60.14 per cent.—( Note—The made of compiling the accounts ditfen from that in operation late you. For rzrof oompariion, the corresponding fortnight In 1856 with according to the present system.] THE LACNOII Of A RusSIAN CORVETTE,— The Noe York Herald of the 16th says "At half-pest nine o'clock yesterday morning the Russian Meant corvette was launched from the yard of Wm. H. Webb, Req., foot of Sixth-street, East River. From four to Sc. thousand poe tess, including many ladies, were present to witness the launch, and a number of died:welshed Rimian officers end gentlemen were to be seen in the eseemblage. The launch was everything that could be desired, either by the builder of the vessel or the Russian officer who superintended her construction, Captain Alexander Crown. She is rem light sad buoyant in the water, and made a favourable improniote on all who saw her. Her dimensions are as follows: Length, 214 feet; beam, 35 bet; depth of bold, 18 feet, and about 1,400 tons burthen. She has double deck', and the hull her been built of the best materiale, and is rigy fmtened with copper bolts in the man has two oscillating engines, with cyl ndas sixty Inches In diameter, and eight feet Woks of pinion, and is 300- home power. Her propeller has three fling's, made wholly of gun metal, end is a beautiful specimen of workmanship ; ft was in its place before alto was Lunched, se were some other portions of her machinery. The corvette will be finished early next spring, and will sail for the Amcor river direct, where ohs will probsbly entre by the time navigation Is open in that creader. Capt. Crown, who is mentioned above es having superintended the construction of thin venal, has been ccostantly in attendance since her keel war laid, sad heel Impacted every poises of timber In her bull. That she will prom one of the best and most enbelantial retools sfioat we have no doubt." HUNTING APPOINTMENT.— Baron Rothechild's staghounds most ea Thursday (tomorrow) at Wing, and not on Saturday, es snonsotudy sdiertned. The Iffsirid Garotte of the 24th announces the receipt of &gibbon from the ravels-gement of the Philippinebissis. stating that ow the 22nd July lest the war stag Yeeillowee attacked., near the ids of Cgs, a number et privets km* sad destroyed sight of them, killing 30 of drk wow, end making IS prisnern at Musson tiros relsosing ET mptives of the two slue. The Biennia& had oily ens men Hied mad two wooatiet The principal fortress by moans of which the Anintan Emperor surto his Intim sioldiens Y sonmendid by• nephew of in liberator." Bo we read r likoorkri Noir Lefler whisk nye : " Ths A rno hes hen gradtt=l i taoint Irishman, Colossi the o'o=4l 'Cosner, military esesseadent d tin el of Mantua, the snoop* fortress ths Amnion deearbaa. The ethereal. is the of O'Connell, and hoar of the ROT. Charles= Mawr; MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day have been again rather flatter, bat the reduction in prices is at present limited to per cent. In the morning support was afforded by some purchases, for account, of the Court of Chancery, but the market has since been rendered weaker by a large sale for the approaching settlement. The Bank of England have not yet decided with respect to the question of making loans upon stock during the abutting of the transfer books. Consols for money and the 7th instant were first marked 901, and are now quoted 91 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 891 to 901.; the New Three per Cents. at 891 to 901; Bank Stock at 218 ; Exchequer Bills, at 4s. die. to par.; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 98;; ditto, 18 , 59, at 981 and 98 ; and India Bonds at 335. to 265. die. Turkish Six per Cents. are steady at 911 to t. Other foreign stocks are fairly supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 99} to 991; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 94/ ex div. ; Blunts Apes Bonds, at 85 ; Chilian Six per Cents., at 102} to 1011; Danish Three per Cents., at 831 to 84; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 961; Mexican Bonds, for account (16th Dec.), at 19 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 1061 to 1051 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 861, ex. div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 251; Turkish Six per Cents., at 911; ditto for account (16th December), at 911 to 911; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 901; ditto, for account, at 99j. The Orinoco has arrived off Southampton, from the West Indies and Mexico, but the announcement of specie brought by her has not yet transpired in the City. . . . -- • The operations in the bullion department of the Bank yesterday consisted of a purchase of about 64,0001, in newly imported gold : there were no with drawals. No one possessing an acquaintance with the currency system peculiar to Hamburg can fall into the error of supposing that shipments of gold can be made from this side for the relief of the oommu nity there. The Hamburg currency is based solely upon silver, and the crash which is now going on amongst its commercial houses, solvent and insol vent, furnishes an idea of the inevitable consequences of a panic amongst a commu nity who are bound irrevocably in the fatten of a purely metallic currency. Con- Mame is at an end in Hamburg ; money is no longer obtainable. Yesterday we gave the names of six large houses which had just suspended. To-day we have to add five more—viz., Mr. Conrad Warnecke, Messrs. Wagner and Enett, Mears. J. C. Jacobi and Son, Messrs. Barbeck and Wall, and Mr. J. P. N. Jahncke. The first four are all in the colonial produce trade; the fifth is a money-changing house. Many more names were freely spoken of. To relieve the uni versal dittos measures arebeing adopted for attract ing silver to the city from all quarters. Yesterday some increase in the demand for money was occasioned in the London Stock Exchange, owing to the opera tions of the foreign bullion dealers, who eagerly bought up for shipment to Hamburg all the available parcels of silver in the market. The General Steam Navigation Company's yawl John Ball, which will sail from the Thames for Hamburg to-day, has on board 81,6001. in silver. This silver would probably have been despatched to the East, and ita trans mission back to the Continent can scarcely be said to form an unfavourable feature for our market. It is mentioned this morning that fully a million in specie is now due, or nearly so, from various quarters. The telegraphic advice, received from Alexandria state that the Suffolk sailed from Mel bourne for London on the 3rd of October, with the additional and im .rtant sum of 112,446 ounces of gold, or about 450,1$ it. This vessel has been nearly two months at sea. It is stated that the position of the Bank of France continues to improve. The stock of coin and bullion, which was wet down at 7,681,0001. in the last return, is alleged to have risen to 8,240,0001., and a large amount of bills matured at the Bank on Monday (the 30th Nov.). At Hamburg, owing to the monetary panic, prices of stocks and shares are merely nominal. According to a telegram from Frankfort, there is a probability of the rate of discount being immedi ately reduced to five per cent. The transfer book; for the undermentioned go vernment securities will be shut and re-opened at the Bank of England and East India-house on the days mentioned, viz.:— • Bbal. Rbopea. rim tor dot. Door:6 ~T atofah Die. 8 .. Alto Jon. U notroad .Half GM. Frtesy. Doe. 11 .. Friday Jam. 16 Tosood 6-11•11 pot Come— Prlday. DIO. U 1t144, .155 k. Dom rho per 0,415. ay. Dm 11 .. /May Jao. 16 16 AouslUok Janrvy. . May. Dos. .. Friday Jon. 15 Aoooltloa. Jammu, MC ... . Vida,. Doe. 11 .. Friday Jan. 18 LAU (kook, .....TtWoy, Dee. 8 .. Tondo,. Jr Much regret is expressed at the stoppage of the respectable house of Maus. Hermann, Cox, and Co., general merchants, of this city. The firm have also a home at Liverpool. The liabilities are not ex pected to exceed 50,0001. The meets are estimated to yield 10s. in the pound, and any advance in the value of cotton, of which the firm hold a large stock, would proportionately improve the prospects of the liquidation. Subjoined is the circular issued : - - - - - - - - - 18, Mark-lane, London, Deo. 1, 1817. It Is with the deepest pain we have to inform yea that, in ormarcpaanos of very severe sod sudden losses, we ars com pelled to impend our psyments. We have placed our books in the bands of Messrs. Quiltar, Ball, and Co., with instructions to prepare a stateroom of our affairs, and submit the same to our creditors as sees as precticable.—Recoctfully, Hinuator, Con, can co. The amount of specie shipped up to yesterday afternoon on board the steamer Atrato, for the West Indies and Mexico, was only 3,7861. About 18,0001. in silver arrived in the Thames on Monda&f i r i z i nthe Continent. On ' yesterday afternoon the transaction of businees in ills on several Continental cities was again attended with difficulty. This is not surprising, considering the prevailing distrust of credit on the Continent. The rates on Hamburg, however, ruled rather lower. Bills on Paris, on the other hand, were more freely dealt in, and the quotations were more favourable to this country. The current rates are shown below, viz.: . _ _ Amsterdam, three months, 12.21 to 31; do., abort, 11.181 to 191; Rotterdam, three months, 12.21 to 31; Ant werp, three months, 26.83 to 90 ; Hamburg Ws Banco, three months, 13.121 to 131; Parte, three days' sight, 25.40 to 60 ; ditto, three months, 28.6 to 10; Frankfort-on-the-Make three mouth/0211 to 122 ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 33 to 1 ; VIMA, eff. do, three months, 11.5 to 12; Trieste, ditto, three months, 11.10 to 20 ; Madrid, three To 471 tot ; Cadiz, three months, 471 to 49 ; Leghorn, three mouths, 30.63 to 76 ; Gems, three months, 26.30 to 40 ; Naples, three months, 411 to 1; Palermo ' three months, 123 to 124 ; Marina, three months, 123 to 124; Lisbon, 90 daps 511 to f ; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. The particulars are published of Danish Five per Cent. Bonds to the amount of 7,9001., which have been canoeUed, and of bonds to the amount of 11,9001. which have been drawn and are to be paid off on the_ let of March next. The balf-yearly interest is advertised on Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad 7 per cent bonds. The silk market remains depressed. The follow ing report is from Messrs. R. Waithman and Co., and dated yesterday : The silk Market be continued in the same depremed Mae mentioned in our circular of last month ; the little bud aim doss consisting chiefly of • few forced sales of Chines, Non 3 sad 4 Trams, and fair medium Tayrsm. at prioes a shade under our quotations. The deliverfr for the month have only been 2,009 bales. The China letters delivered yes terday bring dates from Bbal to the 7th of October ; the mania of for the r un g then amounted to 47,000 balm end the settlements to 34,000 Was leaving on the market en unsold stock of 13,000 bales, the shipmate were 28,934 bales, hi addition to which 4,124 base were on board rapids not oallet Prices bad declined on best Teethe 10 to 15 dollen, and on middling and to 30 dollars, Topiarian to 40 dollars. and Thrown. were offering at • re duction of 60 to 00 dollars. The dealers gmnly were showbg great &pelt:lon to realise. In Bengal and Italian silk thin to nothing to notice. Lawn. i IT 1C5. 1 " .41""i rma "."..."...""."11 !**". ••• I [Dart, IWO Dahlia BS but Melts I WM; We% • D•. F s = eel - Olesevi elleberge. Perth, Dumb ei &age woes Illsetk el Selena (kW Swap Ds. IM 04.19•119. sid Irost RN.) NO Ong Wotan IN IN. Naertalii — o•aii: EN Midis lq II TN IN Immedile NA Unarm . D E i. 99, ANN NI Lei Ng Illoskipall IM mrsT4,o. Wotan. 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I IN IN 4 i gi N a 14 14 SI T S To to IT II 4O 116 41 TO 17 SS IT 1$ ▪ INS IS II N SS Is 911 9 M id 91 SI TI TS U 9 ISS ST 99 SI I II H TI TI S 7 I ea 91 I 1 61 1 14 In IN ll as bs U $ _Ms U Sli 67 19 111 19 3 3' S lit so st n to U $ 9 N 4al H li II • ft 14111 104 Nil ne 61 if 4 8 Um IS 14 ' /6 40 as; 12 MI • 6 N N 11 1 901 it 4 - LWAYL $1 Si I ... I ^ r lf A 4 ' - - . 76 H sl PR 11/ 19. 14 sii 1 la tie isi 4 49 64 If If di :at I . Iva S I•• i fps 4 •pa .107 f ITP• _ 4 pm Ifl 4*III se 111 ?II Ili i Ku Pa llli I HI 0 1 i Is II I S ai 10 w 814 5 j F.alii: is si 11 . j!k Tt EnDAT EVIL , : IMO. The speculators for the riseevinced to-day a rather decided disposition to realise the profits accruing from the late important advent. in prices, and the consequence was an unfavourable reaction in most departments of the Stock Exchange. The funds at one time showed an extreme reduction of nearly per cent., but at the close the decline from the four o'clock quotations of yesterday did not exceed 1 per cent. Operators for an advance in Consols have received a check from the extreme heaviness of the " continuation " to the January settlement, which advanced to-day to Ito 1 per cent. The stringency of the charge for carrying over the par chases of speculative holders is partly occasioned by an impression that the Bank of England, owing to the low state of their reserve, will refuse to nuke the usual advances on government stock during the approaching shutting of the transfer books. Console, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester day 911 to 1 for money and the 7th of December, ' opened thin morning at 911 to 1, fell to 91, rather " sellers," and closed at 911 to /. For the Bth of January the last price wu 92 to 1, or equal to 903 to 4ex div. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91, 911, 91, 911, 91; ditto, for amount (7th December), 911, 91, 911,91, 911, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 90, 891; New Three per Cents., 90/, 90, 90k, 90; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in January, 1880, 181; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 171; Bank Stock, 218, 218; Three-and-a-lialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 971, 981, 98, 981. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. die. to par. Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale as low as 914 this morning, and closed at 911 to 1, or 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were also rather flatter, at 984 to 994. Mexican Bonds were more inquired for. Most other foreign descriptions showed steadiness. The produce markets are sensibly firmer. Sugar and coffee showed to-day an advance of about Is. per cwt. Rice is quoted Bd., and saltpetre 2s. per cwt. above the lowest point lately touched. The inquiries for the shares of the leading joint stock banks continue. Bank of Australasia stork was quoted considerably higher to-day. South Australian Land shares have improved about 1/. There were a few inquiries for the eight per cent. preference shares of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Cotiy, which were marked 21 (61. shares, fully paid). St. Katharine Dock stock was dealt in at . ItINB&-THIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. The home mining stock market remains dull, with few inquiries. Wheal Edward shares are weaker, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 71 and Wheal Mary Ann have been dealt in at 49. In other descriptions no transactions are officially re ported. There are some inquires to-day for United Mexican shares, which have been dealt in at 31 to SI, showing • alight improvement. The shares of the General Miming Association (Nova Scotia) are marked 141 English and Austra li an Copper, ; and New Gr anada, bs. Subjoined is the official li st of closing prime in the Wining Exchange yesterday : Boat Russell, 21, 9i: Lady Berths, 18s. 6d., 19s. 6d. West Grenville, So. 6d., do. 9d., 6a, 4.9 d., ss. Bd. ; Wheal Edward, 61, 7. TvzaDAT Svornis. The market for home mining stocks to-day was very dull. The inquiries were limited, and the trans actions few. West Basset shares were quoted rather cheaper. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANK-THIS DAY. The wheat trade was drza at the advance noted on Mon day last, brat trade not sods. Flour, In some instances, was sold at rather leas money. Barley underwent no =Weld change, and oats sold In retail at Swraer prices. Beans and peas usahared. AZILIVANd INTO LONDON NEON NOV. 30 TO DEO. I. assault. Lisa NUM &V....:::.:::::: :::: a 02) :: - : ~.. I - xi. I 31130 NW —..-- : 3310 Wiii. - Moab : EC mii. - -.- MINCING-LANK-11118 DAY. Bross.LTheareriret;l pecan - tlnekrutaTiathe more pro mising terienoy tith which it opened yesterday, but as yet we have so teemmetione of importance to report. Coma.—There la a a y demand et some improve ment in price for all qualities adapted to the purposes of the home trade. TEL:Common Congon is not saleable nada Is. cash. Rua.—Demerara has found buyers at 2a. 4d. proof. Bncts.—Five cases nutmegs were bought in at 2a. ; 8 CANS Mai withdrawn; 115 bags blackispper went at Bsoo sold at lower aims, medium, , 11=11, 22a. 6d. to 28s. Conroi—No transactions have occurred. WOOL.—The public sales of wool are programing heavily, Cape especially, of which • large portion has been with drawn, while that which has been sold marks • decline of 3d. to 4d. per lb. from the coma rates of the previous auctions. Harr.—Prices of Russian have undergone no change, but there is no activity in the demand. Otis. The market generally has still a very inanimate appearance, Uoseed and rape being steady, olive drooping, cocoa-nut and palm quiet, and little or no demand exist ing for Ash oils. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tae market la eskt. Tows tallow is quoted 48e. 91. aett cash ; Patantrota Y.C. ea the spot, 50s. 6d. ; Dmisalmr, 60e. 3d. to 50.. 6d ; Immure to Kara, 6h. tons. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MAR/MT.-THIS DAY. Mama. Pattenden and Smith report that there is an in creased demand for 18-56 and 1866 hose on speculation, StRIIET GARDENS COMPANY (Tins DAY.) —A meeting of creditors was announced to be held this afternoon at Guildhall Coffee-house. On presenting himself at the door of the room oor representative was informed that re porters were not to be admitted. - TRADE IN THE 10TTERIES.—The commercial state of the pottery district ie, we ere happy to find, no wome than three or four weeks ago, but if anything a shade better. At the manufactories chiefly or altogether employed In the American trade, there is, of course, the greatest dullness, hat at all of them there is something doing ; and taking sti avenge of the district it may be fairly reckoned that the operative, at such works have three days' employment in the week. At those manufactories engaged in the home and con tinental trade there ie a degree of briskness, and at some few —chiefly at Stoke and Longton—there is at present full week. Mach improvement ia not looked for till after Christmas, when it fa hoped and expected there will be • gradual return to the lame fair ahem of prosperity that was experienced The to the monetary can_ radon In America. Ths coal trade in North Stafford shire, as a matter of course, is depressed when the demand for pottery ware is slack ; and the iron trade to suffering in common with South Staffordshire whllst the quantity of "mine" taken from the district to the former is to much lee, extent than heretofore. At some collieries and works the men have been put on short time, and it is expected this example will be followed at others. A reduction of wages is spoken of likewise as inevitable. if the proprietors are to carry on their concerns to any profit, and in some instances notices have been given to that effect. This unpleasant alternative was, at • meeting of the Coal and Iroumasters' Association lately held, fully recognised, as was also giving shorter credit on sale, of ironstone; and resolutions in aceordance with them vim were unanimously palmed.— Weleerhammion Chronic* of this day. STRIKE OP MILL-WORKERS IN BELFAST.—On Monday, after breakfast hoar, the workers employed in the York-street Flax Spinning Mill, Belfast, turned oat upon strike, owing to an intimation on the pert of the manager that their wags would be reduced 10 per cent. The workers offered to work three-quarter time at their old rate of pay, but their offer was refused ; and, in consequence. the clerks were Named to pay the wages up to that hour. The number of persons thrown out of employment Is about 2,500, but it is DOS known whether the strike will be confined to the depart- ments already out. The tappers fiax-dremers are @RD et work. Mr. Hunt, stipen diary magistrate, Sob-Inspector and 20 of the co nstabulary, attended to preserve peace, but all was quiet. There is • rumour that other mill owners will reduce the wages 10 per cent. — Dublin HOSRODIO.—A countryman who drew from one of the basks during the foollel run for gold 600 sovereigns, pissed them in an iron skOlet to avoid obeenetion and for fear of theft. Going home be felt himself getting the " wore of liquor," and whilst he had hie senses he thought it best to comma his skillet, and return for it next day, for fear of being entirely drunk by the time he left home. At Do groat distance from Athlunkard-bridgo he got off his car, and pro ceeded into a field at the roadside, whom he concealed his skillet °Detaining the 600 sover ei gns. When be returned next day to look for his beware he failed to recollect where he had deposited it, and to this day he remains without his money. What a lesson —.Limerick Chronicle. III• I OH* 4 Ili w' Ng gle i i 11l 1$ II 13 • 1•3 I ill I.e tee tea i Isi