The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-07 00:00:00

LLW INTELLIGINOL THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mime Yr. CaenWow Om!bora.) TL tealoapt wee aareribra as a soarehmat, ke, of Calmar-eireet-beflotiage. Thai wee the aorta:ate met toi. The howcared debt. mad liatelltiea ere TIM. i, raft rewsraed u SOX It smears that the rota bed set yet ben reelised. Kr. Itollame for the ownigueee, tad Mr. =for the Imekrupt, aimed to ea eijoaratatat for three The terkrupt, a stone-seen, of Whosernwe, applied tor Id• certileaus Him unierured debt@ were 7371.; awes a/ Orilliag wait. Itr. Mashie% the (Acid 111111411•11, celled Ott stand= at the cowl to the lea IbM the bankrupt had eons here as his own petition. end that the senw hod aM reelind 1601. Mo. Bagley submitted that this was • sere ewer otpedg min en de port of the bomber, sad ought not to be MEd =by riaited. There hid ion neteired 10‘., and wenethiog Imo nimbi be reallesd. His Honour, satin es tie precedent of some tomer sem was dispreed to adjourn the emendate swim[ void He Won shoat twee mode up his seeds to Ha, hut emit 7 etnnalt ow at the other osulnisaws. - 30,747: IGEBODA, AND CIIITIAL 111DM saurlV a)IP4NY.-(TE111 DAY.) This sucesiog the fourth haU-yearly moral mening of the proprietor of the above railway safe UM at the cams, larrasel-.beet, old aregelestreek 13 • 595- neat-Celoael P. T. ragmea, M.P., lAMB= of ths Board of Direstors, h theobals. The report dwells maly ea the feet that the Emit India Cosapsay have coaceded Meir make for the Immediate oonstractke of the Musket Rae green Dust to Bombay, 183 milee upon the Mane of the original contract. This additiosal concessies," it is marked, perfectly alters the cbararter of our property, aed piece@ it au • mound and rd.- lector' Oasis from an incomplete, It now becomes • perfect railway eyeteas—escond la impoet.eee tome in India. The ortgiaal conception of the asdrWiaa cam now be reelield. The rich produota of the cotton and other districts within the lama of the tine, indeed of being obliged to ..ek tediums, aspensiva ad Mows convernes to market by the ordinary epos costing boats of the country daring the One sesion, enenseactim about cocae-nut day in August, and terminating somewhere in March, will throughout the year be secured by cortaat end cheap massy swims to that groat empo rium—Bernier , an impetus will thereby be given to the trade of those districts, which teed materially to improve thecondition of the country, and largely enhance the value of the property of this company' " In accordance with the Hesostable Court's letter of guarantee, one million of addl. Mori apical will he rennet to be raised for the section to Beaky, the asonsery nape for inkh the directors will take at the .stint famsrable opportunity. The &am laden will be °and allotments of the additional capital Ma tuned, in the propembe of four sew shame to every Mires shares el the riming capital which shall stead gees. and Is their respective sim• at the date of 15... liar.-Col. 3. P. Keened, rep ste to the dirsons that aointbandlag the disturbances which hare occurred la Inn no wens of this company hare been anted on there . Most oae-half of the satire earth webs rwees tirra = 7 •ol Ahmedabad have been executed at rates ensidernly below It.. Fords'. estimate. Bight-tenths of the permanent way materials have km tabor furnished or contracted kr at rates within the estimate, sad "apply sufficient to lay dowel eighty miles of way has been for 'midst to leas The 143 miles, from Burst to Ahmedabad, will be compassed within th e e m ail comparative sellinated .mount of 6,144/. pee mils r originally calculated, notwith 'radian the Wm, properties of cosily river Moot which it Includes. The cokeel experts that the line starting from Bunt will be completed to 'Bero•ch, May 1, 1868; lismda, Nov. 7, 1860; Weigand, Feb. 3, 1829; and Ahmedabad, lone 27, 1659. The balancnshest non that of 475,7061. received on capital account 275,7831. hat been expended, 164,0061. Ike in the band@ of ths Best Ina Company. and the balance of 31,9171. meat the bankers or slimed to engineers on ac t:east. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, ceagratented tie proprietor upon the favourable prospects helm them. Their line mad through the gardee of Wastes India, and there could be no doubt that it would ellimesely yield a or, handsome dividend. The MIA of matey which It teamed numbered sem 62616 squatendlea, sad contained a population of 7,160,000. Taking the pen &take of the soli at 70I1e. of cotton per annum. the 2.020,000 acne ender that minivan= there would yield 111,402,0000 m per ram, or about two-thirds of the whole cotton now exported from led* le non Britain. Hitherto the country bad been timid of eons and in fact of inn every ..slid Inn el nip to the ma meiet, an the ennwenee nee that Abe an. Senn n& rescind Sig eoeskyY of _nuns a =lA r he • elnellenefiermoy men nation IM vein. Tide mi ser v sastig ent el am. It canurased et Annan k the II" innied to Stun in the week mime le vend be ewateny entineed a liassefq. , dr win *en of the ninny, the no nail sesentegoi dole sommei kuinenineopen of nib mile bqp porn tion omit es ism" noveda. an Weeded. an mon wwif Sri gni per • porting of the Inieleideg in bathe nonne : It wend be in sun noir . the soften dlnSejeknod the peen non onweete. , of is nein One ininion tooli phis spa the enpionow of nth nth Imam the re @bean le men the Sae iken Swat to Bomberwenn ef the iembeine emend to be eloping Snit he Maw le dir Stein until the mossy ngillt elelleen • *Ore age., app rasa. Link the isigistresser, pve son very istmelks nails conned railway pro• pen fa lan, reenrking, in the seem of his obese* vain in bed It not hen for the delsys end adman ef the gevetann this gesapeep Mtre kee kal • Ike sword ken inky to Semis nib, se that nigh tee bon resinen wit aseodwYwbeesMkspinOriewi einews NMI vend nee in te revolt in the Ore ef • emememinka On VOW bone ended the non d ihe nun le pen lie spa theneeeds of inewses nun it nes to be bunk kowt int enimilles bed ben Wean whet lip the .nesed the het fiew miry en that now they wind neeptise the tinkle aosenty of empediting the imetion of lain emilwityt. (Chen) Am mended their en midelig him ones alinets was that It and be span et the sees of ti* nibs • par; ohs ends disbar el penal einkeimed tree SO maw, bet the Mae mar dillwrilay be canna en to Deihl et A. The he. was kip knelemend steadily our/ men ; the =,wall be .It of eke env. The and wad ern bus NOM to 00,011111. pm ni nepin bin the anew en if each week la It nee pawned that the line Ghent be nein M i tt ass clam - ell meals at Mr, ore* y, express geode that Mei se the rata of ID mils an he:ft wend he wen high need mesh On Inns, who had men be.. banned he nee than 3 or 4 miles ma her, ind nen the tal i e m kekted • ended IS divined of per rest, be shoal* advise the slam nine * nit all proweede beenee pass el their locamadwa. The report was unalmenly IN II W. IN T. awe 644 ealZ ' t3lo;; a; eit odor • pulide• tor sevainimmot mid& me pnenstaal la Myrna last. TM *air ••• &wand as • usroladat, of 41, Limokwa• Ilaliallam w 43,000 i. ,• meta &roams an dr roilkitlo• sf petparty abroad. Its case Was sow Wald lalo Usk 'Vey. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. MIA AIIIIIMPT /POMO! OF W15C1110711..-, Till UV. •. lIATCIII. Mr. B.iYLy, M the o - ictiM - rk thS . MSit poked kw • Ms spirt Mt d Mitcham, et the Memo of the oakum to mobs emoont for cartels wise naked in Ibis mettm them the year 1814 to MM. The iseelmat, rester Thom Bmosw, Is= me ilimbeem4 seam the set in 1832. were as the beim sad the emmenones lo allie= "6" eeert i 461 set esesost tor some yema The Mimi bed eicomewl Me mom kr the la moo km dm p. 11161, b. ham NM es Met Ike there wee so mem* sonierei, mil it wee assemory km there &soil le, Ineme tt ..ea soma km the *hop bed silemil lb. Reba 11101. • year est of the brim, brides wen•anir ais trissiai the Maks, +dw/ Emmet wig sr le MierCamesisair ?Mr itatid the hind comer for red semis tie MI. was rid to lb. Hata. Mr. Dailiasy aid kw "seeking." Mr. EMI wee nor imilme i MI wens tor dig tlbe &my. That mob • spriirkil OMAN m wee ak nakil kw le the wont, And Ile eredlitoo Mil • right. the money. The Wisp had to espied dm yorkileles of the court, end emensesdl kr mom remised Mee the mar 1861 up to the kerns time. Mr. Cromiseienor 11 eked 11 aim woe ear memo lolly the immosie Meal net be readerwl tom 1846 to IVA. Beelitisy said rem ins no mesa why the amounts amid set he rinared, sad the money, which should be pfd into teem, mil be bed .1. to .k kir ea froon ° 7 the Ms mosired la tie prise within the period mentkeed. Mr. Columbium Phillips seid solleient had be.. Meted aer I. mem e= d end the room would then see whst mem this lip tole ski, THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. Momtheme, • lad 17 years of me, wee brought top before Alders= Challis, charged with evolving it the wimps of • Flamm from Holloway Prime, wedge Cho fallow eircommeame m tue. Wright, theT Nlows teeske of the Home etCareettlea Folios as tit: 14th et Nu to was lrssgit a Isis, heleg eimmiked for 11 days, sod as the same day mother meg mea, Wis. Ores, wee brought is, ememeitaed fee three edema, mocha. la coaseqemoe of iatermselem I walled bogs • pies named Edward Bags, I spoke Is Wilkens, sad told him 1 had moss Is helime the* he WM atimniptiag to permeals ream Omar sad that he kid agreed to take thee prlseeses admits et Wye mouths Mowed of he wee kw treaty-sae doe. Re entirely denied It tee some thee, but tar • reel did et priming and interrogating tile' ea to hie _riles e d pent. he life, sad the Wham iblr which he WY le replied by made( hie MY to h• W®las Oasis, ikekibed his oases Is be bee be whkh One was ISM. shred. — klarmaa Challis—Than k was smethei harms Ithin to peremate orb other Mhos they Weed the prima f Captain Wright—Ye& a ; end ham ether Mama yea will dad, that the imemement wee male before kering this court oa the day they Wen eamaitted, whoa miaow rid b. w Wm. Chem sad thr be wee committal is three mouths. I told him I was mite tare is art telling me the truth, end that I should tot &Mew him without further inquiry. When hi, Natant* espheil he M oaned that he yr ant Wlllill3l (;,w, sad that is bed teen persuadial to personate him. lie hr net salimpled deny it anon Edward Baker said-1 was brought op la seri* liebre this nowt as the 14th of November lest, end eialineed to 21 d. imprierameat, sad after the cer wes Hemmed el waa placed la me of As Mb bIIMSIII the tenth The priamers Williams end Orem were in the same cell with me. Thr asked mei saw law snack they led got, sad Orem tied If he would crags loth Wi11... asked how ft mild be manthed, end Chem mid by ear owing to Mt (Gress's) men whim to got to Holloway. sad prosier that be shoed sat want ihr a coat sad s few shade's whets be ONO oat. Witham the& cowered, sad Ones told him le say that be wee 20 years of age, Oman sir while he arranged to regerset Mesa r IT rem old. that Wag Whrones age. Chem reprenersted to William how much saes comfortable It word he for him to be Is piece, with plow of goad food, than to be shoot the shore bents* *lrk Wilhelm warily concurred in. aldermea i• • very mime other, and it b cryetg4 that ell tenor rioeld Mow that it le owe by treamonation for am is not eareding iheatesa=s it sad it it the yrs important la its ore. does sway sub the ear of scarctioae r e' crirsa, as OM who are committed for the mat =tree etherat might get of with mainmast awarded to the most birth I elir however, rowed you tor mother wee, and consider is the Serial .bat I shall do with you. BOW-STRF.ET. ATTEMPT To latois JEWEILS)) moors. roar ;;;;44ii;;;.; Bathos, r e vert s arat7st i st. th onr e . iw rsl, l" s Adlor aiN 7t Bow fahhs•slosode, Coveat:tTlasi. "i - bri divides, seM—la crew real en aurae made urea Me. Willie wedge, as Pride, eerie& I Ine tustriessoil be week the lens with other rowel:dee ca Reeerdey )lacer At shoat Wt-pat .1 o'clock I = w sail Regime to the vrinduw, and lls ed /se • taw reesia, dos the YR, se mad anomaly seemed eh! the other two lieheases ale reesitied • he pods . Mirth belt osarearg from bile pocket and eoeamenrd'raw It Ye e le a rtlesdeled y Ileglies 1 diedeedy Weed deers . Weis des imbed wt, eel, the prim= Mtn Mierresel, et hive eei, list we eine epee Om, owl leek era Mr. Was hod awe eat *me res. Menlo thee the Imeremest le bed bees toratiss hob Mors the area, sad I sew realm to. It Is • besi•rel. Mrs Huila yr ekes .tabu leedered wee tehes Inn lbs. These Ws bets • greet mar et lbws sibberhe shies the Ye ha sight. Sees readable who um hare eisteet bma bleared . Zh e edeisoarre se beer air eased la erne is the way. Os iiiday Le s ez ur sementhe ettesepted liir.Wellrealsilse, bat big lam went seer watched hasoshr so Lbw withal km eight althea. I breeduesseetalsed awl • was eareated the sight Is Talsemeeheet belie the where with peep. Meier rebberise law Wily ham aswealited la the Iliesd, the 1/111.-Mil. mil I think the prieessme, or owe of then, ma le eseend ems. Nerve le tie as eta reepestalle MESA elseeivtaber at ate d the tholes, est see Mud be • belmih, bet run sew ken his issalior=l: lea Ittiogg a 'oohed Ho ewe der. Mt lit hum ro• to eeesed, ed awe wised. Mt Iles to • I& Omar *Ara ; Ms balm old mem low km =airY seesdy. Meese Is Am mall-bros to dr Pollemos Hsbm. LI T. enellnril die shesesest. Mr. Weis she aenberesed lwpet Theasere eadenist. The ghee bud bees Imam ism as Pothy sight mad tele Ihrwer might " I met irate' ebeleved the eller I Merl k ark, end pie , ell 111 the pa wha w. bet lum wobble the widlla. Wino I bust It are spin I ee•M set seed hear hew se INs eat. no pros eay labonsited tee are, but I did out Ism they .the so am m len4 owl sat Iseas bee bee& up • primer I MMI wield mime weeperty." learr—tisedaly. Ti. did gibs right Mem seldom we ides teethe elapses the Omens Is its oar rearms rehired S. hal set risimmatlai piles riee4 sad hay Wei emeseml albs VIIMMINS lY Maid be peileiseL It le believed thee nese et hew drape ell Is abed, lammehe t 0... to ohm a the um szamludes. The Rim J. W. Welkin, chaplain of the borough plan at Dreen lee beet ben appoint by the took serinbineue ef tansebnint Ile the cltatialsey of the pet et Zit" be Undsity, k bed esseiy. A void asstims of the &nankin Chrobor al Cimmon was MI as trial (swift kr dr mine et Lhe bah Meier Ad bb end dee t. of Pifilheibl parknent r enuniset nth M. psalm "ebb seented seen bre hens and • hell. Mind vibes! my wend nu* Wag arrived at. IBM= A? 111 TIT, MON Fiat OV WART...Ni Tbsetby seseubg. Jena Wenn. of Ifni cut ble Went and dbd Mak bre been lbeer id nee • beekbeeper eel ti awned hive been fn r ems& as nob en by • lined ef vest drag the men el d=thieh Me id b. Lb ego wee thirty4...—Lini THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1857. minus IOIIBIIMIOII4. CLUB CATTLE SHOFF. liatimfday was the fi nal day for the admission of 3 rattledm ether stork for the ensuing nettle show of the r: BeYlidi Cleh, sad se evening approserd, wiry maids • epee threashent the ram wet of the DtAcr-stroet Resew et. wee coon l : e pip y tles various wereirms. Whether rid bed atL be to or to quality, it is mewl tint the sada- Was of ell enything of the dad ever wit- awed In lea 11~ the metilleatea ed wary issued with sped mew emkag Mionlai ahem= lie the cattle demo weer awns of Prises Mbool,lll, cattle tram the Flint& Fenn, Whaler; Led Mdse, the Duke of Bewallat ; Last fir J. Witichoote. Bart., Lea Itersars, the lid at Mr. T. W. Poor- ; Mir. J. fiediera, Me. J. Cab. _ . Les, ma.. Lord W lialmar, Rat Donley, Mr. Samtiel le Mina, Spew. Kr. M & Orwilhom, Lord Southey- 11 . les, Thome Waft r. Meeth, sad *dm eminent grariere and *Women. la the show awes mew arralleare from the Earl of Cidelmeer, Mr. J. Overage, Ile Navigate d Rader, Mr. Twills* the Reel of Learns-, Lai bar" Kr. 0. 8. Foßmale, the Marquis Candies, Mg. W. Ilmdas, of hove, Zed Maw SW R. G. Theme meow sod led Deruley ; and be the pietas= the Prima Osgood maim exhibits speolisens, me the of Deraeldre, Comte,Draw Mr. libujoribi the Tatithent Prison Perot, Sir I. A. Cathcart, Ma L. W. Dank kin TM footmen* Oboist sre crowded bryond moor ant. The saliThitere et the " Broallgaigiai ' specimen of Virilpredate we in great force. in aide e died of Maws. Thomas Gibbs and Ce., the 'OWN 61 the Royal A.gricultural Society el IneleL ad, dale we those of Messrs. Page sad Ca, of ileathsniptoo, en which may be seen an " • Owego Globe" wood .awful. weighing 44 ilba Awing* the abet seedresen, An, we Mews. Stirring, of Liverpool; Meson. Peter Leeson sad Co., of Edinburgh ; George Gibbs owl Ca, of Down -etroet, Piccadilly ; sod, la the wet gamy the Wad of the Rowl Dublin Society, ehkh Is asatb , ormead wader &esti= of Mr. Cordon. the warier, The @panne edible the eapabilities of Os bald the /Mar wean, trite peeper edam This. ore met re to 'mph* of asiathe, pales, mod, aster,, ar a ireahlbited for wan Int to M a y hew the prim d predeetina by 'attributed by Doke ef Lobar', dr Bad et Chsehmased, Coked /me Dew tirmy, Mamie el Waterlerd, Ms* thmatin, Dr. Taylor. Led Whet de Malalthea, the Comminisases Irma the Brad et Radensi Ideastien in Weak and ether meths* of the nand sad ranee aid Meade eif the twisty. a= the imp' ' are Camaters, mad prim ramie( mashime; the wrier m il ach wi C died by naWseeedi, ane ; Mows. Dmg Ca, Cl =t sat Smith sad Ail*, Wilde, be., winaealeg imehlece, semis( err tedee=sloticiew, maims sad turns et Weejadine will make their swords this day, and la the mening the whale view will Whe Teworroe morn lag ehe atm IA igen ter the paha, end esatinue open each isessakte ea which maim it will Malty ease sit If eels*. SPICLAL EVIIMING 81[RVICAS AT WI AsTri.-Wllkame;ri osier lave delenwissei d epee the we el Waage**, Abhor es Swag evesisse, hen essoley, Jeavary if, far a series et gold service% which A scommees ee IMO e'elsch. It is wet blew. ',bother the Ism awl weer wit aids* r epply es well-kaoww powder pseethere to babe the awry es at Easter Hail. It rrel be rusessireed IYet thin were seeming melees to the Abbe) d MI. *Mae tM Exlatidoe, the great attraction week wee the their el 120 velar. _ Tas Eirrra aux fizavices.—Last evening the third d the are, of eendey auks, designed for the beret Mahe working clams, woe &ea at Exeter H.II. The spades. began wee dens., crowded. The sermon was point 1 the Roo. John Graham, rolniskor et Craves usesea-seae r, soar TIME IN s PICATON.—The inhabitants of Perim gensrally sem to regard the relent connearelel rib se laving reared Its and expect a radial len to prooperty. 'ninnies. of this tesnos are alseady drift tremolos. la Ur rrantrion of full nine at the trianfactneing setabliernents of Mr. R. Gender, Kern. 3ir, Brothers, and Man Napitir and Order. 'SHARE LISTS-LEM DAT. Two VOLoot. The railway share market to-day is steady, at the dosing quotations of Saturday. Midland stook oontinaes in active request, and has risen to 85t to 88. London and North-Western is quoted Ott to S• Great Western is 601 to t; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91 to t ; Great Northern, 23t to t ; and London and Bouth-Western, Mt to;. Indian, Canadian, and foreign shares are quiet. Great Luxembourg are more inquired for, and are marked 61. - CILDINAZT Saila AND f VOWEL ft. I f 44 Laconia. Nll6 .11 me Ilers.Lia.ll Jowl It. 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New MAIN N Oaks efLoadia SAN IN Ihlly WINN 4.1* NUL Mk et - - 4 , 3 • Sidi 'NE PRINCESS ROYAL AT MlLWALL.—ThePrinoess smiling, good-humoured, and affable, paid a visit to on &turd a morning. Her royal high ness, sototapaalod the of Athol, mods tho difficult navigation ol the ship yard, climbed the timbers, and picked her gray through the mud to th e cradles, the hydranße rams, the launching ways, all which objects were pointed out and their use explained by the officials of the company. Her royal highness then expressed a great wish to go on board. Being told that she would hare to climb the steep and formidable ladder. which are nand %West the ship's side, the young princess at first recoiled from so Malt and unprotected an ascent; but as soon as' is was told that Prince Frederick William had sseanded by this ladder last Wednesday, her royal highness was enidenly wired with an ardent desire to mount the Gams slops and visit the cabins and engine rooms which her royal amber had inspected. The princess having whispered ber dais to the duchess, her grace asked Mr! Yates, ts the seentary, with some seriousness, whether in his opinion it would he safe and proper for the Princess Royal to go up the ship's aids. Mr. Yates replied that, since the re a ems thrown upon him, ha could not venture to neml Idgilsos to maks the attempt. The ladles an way sityywry, and the lowest Udder, besides being vary sloop, is unpreosoisd either by a bandrall or . Mr. Tata was, no doubt, apprehensive that her royal might bloom giddy, and lose her MAW. NAV% alto, be hosed a angretesnps mob as sowantri the disc day dal,. high winds, when the eater pressi• si • lady the ladder weds Nevi war lir bad, and alas powerless with term sad midis M mhos her robs kr her of losing has hold and bar base% End Wag babel to plows by a tall. This coonormos fed s• testing an 'Met upon the workmen, and was so full of = ~t o the lady, that Mr. Yates determined not to allow go up the ship's side, The bore her =Li So niment very good honsoundly ; bur= clear she had _set her heart non astomisling tlas prince by en osesmoted relation of her ootersgs and MrWg.—Corres• pcmdant tithe None/weer Osardiati. INSOULLMIDION. 014 1 NM* Tll. (INNINI. • ANSIMINS aseleillmed 10 1 N, 1 0 arlysilsi 1100 N ON. 11 • 01.100 1 Boras Wrenssle 11, 110 10 Ds Nos.- I • ...... 1 SANS 40 ▪ • .4 - 26 . 71102 a. ft di I Ss ?NUM per eL I • hire 2U Pralimme 211 14, 0 terNANirAues•LlE) Nom Nor d 1 NI, N. lium22lol44essk 110 1 1 1NN.1210. at sU Res.aumnia. Cre 211 • Unrsa3.. 100. ss NON Oa. 14 Illes.lllolllm al 20 ONlSsenms 'NAN 211 111, H i UL Aairlmt 211 10 112111 1 111m1st OEN 14$ 10 1 10 DAN DS. 42.1 NAN I OwspalLlNLlsll lAN NI NAN 114. 1.124 1 11.11nr.110.11.1.1i54 1111,471 1 Rook /ROL AiNisladas SOO SI Ike* d Saw 1112mms all itspie eir au KM I Ds. Use bus 44 /221111welasiNISsisi p• Nabs& NNW Shpl/owa 11l WO 10Os. Wm MN* 110,11 . • 10.110 Mrs. UN Nism_ NUN I Amer. WWI& SY 14,10 Millnis LAY Ii 11.11411 1 Telie.ll2olo.. 11 11.0 00 1 Ds. IN. 01,110 SlAmlo2o2ll.or. NAN 1 Ns Dlssis's NM—. No 011,204 N. Vliserls Deis . 140 NAN Ds. Ow 04 i +P : 1 ra . is i II: t l i fa II lei 44 40 74 /II moNsy NARICBT.-THIS DA T. Two o'Cwox. The funds to-day exhibit a farther advance of k to I per cent., owing to the redaction in the rate of discount by the Bank of France, coupled with the favourable advices and large arrival of specie from America. Consols for money have been dealt in from 911 to 1, and are now quoted 991 to 1. For the Bth of Ja nuary the present price is 931 to 1. This is settling day, and two failures have been annotmeed in the Stock Exchange. The Three per Cent. Re duced are marked 901 "..to ; the New Three per Cents., 901 to 1; Bank Stock, 217 to 218 ; Exchequer Bills, 3e. dis. to par. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, 981; do., 1839, 971; and India Bonds, 335. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, at 92 to f, after being marked 921. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Bonds, for account (16th December) at 181 and 181 ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1833, for account, at 431 and 431 ; Russian Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., at 96 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 401 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., at 231 ; the Passive Bonds, at 51; the Com mittee's Certificates, at 41 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (Dee. 16), at 921 ani 921; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 991. The Seringapatam has arrived at Liverpool from Melbourne, with 12,180 minas of gold on freight, worth 48,7001. The following is an extract from a letter received from Messrs. Richard Jervin and Co., dated New York, the 24th of November, viz.:— " Report of oar suspension is entirely unfounded ; we have no engagements on this side which we are not prepared to cash on presentation, and in fact no responsibilities of any importance or causing us any uneasiness." The Council of the Bank of France, who on the 26th ult. lowered the rate of discount one per cent., an Saturday announced a further reduction of one per cent. The rates are now fixed at 6 per cent. for 30 days' bills; 7 per cent. for 60 days; and 8 per cent. for 90 days. The Council have been impelled to this satisfactory measure by the steady decline in the demand for money, coupled with the continued influx of specie. It is stated that notwithstanding the recent reduction in the premium on gold from ten to five per mille, and the consequent decresee in the Bank's artificial purchases of gold, the stock of coin and bullion, which was stated in the Wt published return at 7,681,0001., has now in creased to 8,840,0001. Under the legitimate influence of an increased rate of discount, specie is flowing Into France from a variety of quarters, including Spain, Italy, the Levant, Egypt, and even Algeria. Letters from well-informed persona in Paris express a belief that the Bank will this week reduce the premium on gold to 3 per milk. The present move ment of the Bank of France is calculated to engender a more cheerful feeling throughout the continental money markets. Its effect upon our market must also be beneficial, since the exchange between England and France will be kept at a point high enough to warrant a continued flow of specie to this side. The English is now more than ever the dearest market for capital in Europe, with the single excep tion of Hamburg. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published in London next Friday morning. The Bank of England purchased on Saturday about 30,0001. in gold from various quarters. The Canada sailed from Liverpool on Saturday for Boston and New York, with 18,2701. in specie on freight. On balance, however, the current of specie between the United States and England is now de cidedly in our favour, and the stringency of the English market is calculated to attract considerably increased supplies of gold from that aide. The transfer books for Consols and India Stock will be shut for the dividend to-morrow. _ _ We regret to announce the stuipension of Messes. Sewell, and Neck, a most respectable firm largely engaged in the Swedish and Baltic trade. A week or two ago, when the first embarrassments in the Swedish trade occurred, the house found itself in need of temporary assistance, which was promptly furnished by its numerous friends. The utter disorganisation which the northern panic has occasioned in those trades has at length forced it to succumb. The position of the firm commands general sympathy. The amount of liabilities is as yet somewhat uncer tain, but may . perhaps be between 300,0001. and 400,0001. It is believed that the assets will turn out favourably, for upon an examination into the position of the firm, made a week or two ago, a surplus of about 100,0001. was considered to be ultimately realisable. The circular issued is as follows : B, Fincb-laws, London, D.c. 6. It is with the deepest pain we have to inform ye* that we have suspended our payments. The present unprecedented state of commercial affairs in the north of Europe ham induced ea to take thin step so the one most conducive to the interests of the general body of our creditor,. We have placed our amounts in the hande of Messrs. Torquand, Young, and Co., for the purpose of preparing a statement of our affairs, which shall be submitted to our creditors at the earliest possible period. In the meantime confidently relying on your kind sympathy and forbearance, we are, your very obedient servants, /lemma and ?ism Messrs. J. M. Stobart and Co., merchants, of Great St. Helene, have also stopped. The liabilities in this case are believed to be limited. Annexed are circulate calling a meeting of the creditors respectively et Menus. Broadwood and Barclay, and Messrs. Hoare, Buxton, and Co., who lately stopped payment : Tower-sheet, London, Dec. 4, 18,57. We beg Most respectfully to inform you that Miners, J. E. Coleman end Co., the aocountanta, will complete the in castigation of our affairs and the necessary amounts at the commencement of neat week. We have therefore to request the favour of your *Madame, or that of • person duly authorised by you, at a meeting to be held here on Thurs day nett, the 10th instant, at one o'clock in the afternoon punctually, when • proposition for the liquidation of our estate will be submitted to your cousideratien.—We sr, &0., BROADWOOD and BARCLAY. 23, Old Broad-sheet, London, Dec. 4, 1857. Oentlemen,—/teferring to our circular of 18th ult., we now respectfully have to request the favour of your attend ance, or of some duly authorised person on your behalf, at a meeting to be held at our counting-house, as above, an Fri day neat, the 11th inst., at one o'clock punctually, when • statement of our akin will be placed before you, end • made of liquidation submitted for your oonsiderstion sad approval. We are, gentlemen, your obedient meant; BOARS, Bravos, and Co. The imports of the precious metals reported last week commie 35,0001. by the Canada, and 78,6001. by the Adriatic, both from New York; 295,0001. (of which about two-thirds are silver and one-third gold) by the Orinoco, from the West Indies, Mexico, &c. ; 10,2001. by the Anambra, which arrived this day from the Peninsula. The value of these arrivals is about 418,0001. In addition, about 140,0001. in gold is computed to have been received by the Bank from various par? of the Continent, and about 20,0001. his arrived in continental silver. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals direct from London in cludes 8,430 oz. of gold, and 413,100 oz. of silver, representing a total value of about 133,0001. The silver was despatched almost entirely to Hamburg, and the gold to Hambur g and Belgium. The par ticulars are as follows, viz. :—Gold coin : to Ham burg, 3,300 oz. ; to Belgium, 1,930 oz. Gold bars : to Belgium, 3,000 oz. Silver coin : to Hamburg, 20,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 800 oz. Silver bars : to Hamburg, 392,300 oz. The other shipments have embraced 18,2701. by the Canada for New York ; 409,0851., nearly all in silver, by the Indus, for Alexandria ; 81,5 0 . in sil ver by the John Bull, and 90,0001. in silver, by the Countess of Lonsdale, both for Hamburg ; and 3,7831. by the Atrato, for the West Indies. The amount of specie shipped up to Saturday afternoon, Mil ►« ad i all a all 11l !• IL IN IIL MN sis Aso a II 1111. S ail 4 1 4 ii If IP /rlj OD S 1 f 11 I I ye 4 —m If IS Ile Ile O 411 1111 Se U 111 Se 111 ee N No N sii IS 9 * a el 14 N /I 111 IN IN f/ IN Il i V 14 111 Te ell ma te se •• Ili Ole 4 # l i t. 4 DT 104 s 3 l :i dle me 404 ssi NA ,fiu Nllsll . I If If N :011 i ut n i 1 II 9 M Ma Si ill 9 idle I HT4 ' 0▪ TO O 0 • • EY N N SS N TS N II • 15 44 i 5 IS ?II •1 1 64 II li IN a i i Pol a It H Der rag. Me iii el Midi ellf I die '1 I;1 I II II all Iti NI ler - iiMI-1 MIW 11 fs MI 131- FS la lib PO N I 41 114 lii _ :I i 1 117.1 14114 an . 410444 ad IP IN di de 4 4 I ifi I II Ilj in s e de lee 4 4 MI :44 se 4 na lie I I 4 1 1 1 al IN 01 ISO DS el /4 le Is 411 RI Si II i hair has Is,. H II if it se I I 4 Si S 6 4 0 0 I. di Is he lid 111 iii iii is ss A R IR • 0 i 1 /I IS 1111 111 17 11 11 IS IM les 1 if I II Ili di ti 4 "r 54 s s 's s % r e . se s di Pa let No i N Ste li IN It 111 W 8 111 8 by the Alhambra, which will leave Southampton for the Penis=la to-day, is only 3,8001. The total exports of the week are thus raised to nearly 740,0001., but it is a remarkable fact that this large sum consisted almost entirely of silver. Some parcels of sovereigns have also been exported to buy silver destined for Hamburg, and this circumstance assists in explaining the com parative smallness of the addition to the bullion, as shown in the Bank return. The following vessels are known to be itetaally on the way from Australia to this oountry, with cold on board : 11... ?row Maged. Sao& lima ..... . Melbourne. Atm. 16 11=trah trydner .... Oet. 1 Cabmen Peeled Geld os board. at ea es. lieverelerre. 46 697 1 17 . 446 91 a. 7. 109.919 — ll2 den 17.190 80 9179 197 100) 10 den Is? Wee The total value of theseremittancer, inchnling the sovereigns, is 945,0001. The Seringapatant was spoken on Friday, 30 miles out of Cork. Account must also be taken of the large sum in Ansa-ahem gold which is expected to reach Southampton'earby this week, per the Tamar, from Alexandria. SATUII33I7 E MONO. The fonds throughout the day exhibited firm ness the Bank return being interpreted as ex hibiting a gradual improvement; and the closing quotations were 1-18 to 4 per cent. chore the im proved rates which were established late yesterday afternoon. The dealers in the market I,rConsole were occupied to some extent with prepantians for the settlement, which is fixed for Monday.. In all , City circles last night's debates in parliament gave rise to numeroas discussions. At the Bank of England to-day the demand for money was rather quiet. The appearance• of the general discount market is steady and, spat the whole, satisfactory, despite the cheek givetrto re turning confidence by the cestinued failures, and by the panic in the north of Europe. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911, " buyers," for money and Monday's settlement, were to-day alternately " buyers" and "sellers" at 9lf. The last quotation was exactly 911; but after the close of the Stock Exchange that figure was offered for stock. For the Bth of January . the last price was 924 to 1, or equal to 901 to 1, minus the half-yearly dividend, which will be deducted from the price next week. The " continuation " to January was • somewhat lighter, at 11-18 per cent., or shoat 8 to • 84 per cent. per annum. At such high rates many persons are tempted to employ money in loans on Console, especially those who have large balances lying idle. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Couch, for money, 914, 1,1, ?,11 ditto, for account (7th December), 911, 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 901; New Three per Cents., 901, I, ; Bank Stock, 218 ; India Bonds, 33a. die. The New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 98. Eper.xchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. diseount to Turkish Six per Cents. were again in demand to day, and had improved at the close to 92 to I. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain firm, at 99 to I. Mexican Bonds were weaker, and other foreign stocks quiet. Sales are recorded as follows : foreign stocks quiet. To-day the demand for silver for Hamburg con tinued active, bat, pending the delivery of the supply ex thiOrinoco, there is none in the market. Some further small parcels of gold were sent to-day to the Continent to buy silver for that city. To facilitate these operations, holders of American and other securities in Hamburg are selling them in the London market MIN-FA—THIS DdY. Two o'CLocK The market for British mining stocks remains quiet. Great Wheal Alfred shares have been dealt in at 4i, and Wheal Trelawney at 231. For other stocks the inquiry is limited, and there is little change in price. In foreign shares the transactions have been chiefly confined to St. John del Rey at 101 to 101, and Lobes Copper at 39. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday : Lady Bertha. 175., 17s. id. ; Pendeen, 2f, 1 ; Providence 31ter, 72; West Poway 64 ; Wset Grenville, b. 40.. 45.7}d., b., de. Bd., 4s, 9d ; ; Wheal Mary Ann, 48; 19hal Trelawney, 23t. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. - _ The quantity of English Wheat on sale from Essex and Kent this morning was not large—at same Um owing in • greet measure to the idea in the minds of buyers that the gooney crisis on the Continent will compel produce to be meat to :this wintry in large quantities, whereas in all probability the reveres will be found to be the case. Sales could only be proceeded with at a decline of 2s. to 3e, per qr. upon last Youday's quotations. Flour must be noted Is. to 2s. per each and barrel cheaper. Barley, bean; and pew each declined L. to Ti. we qr., whilst oate receded titd . to la. per qr. •RILITALS TNT° IoONDON ' ITLON NOV. /ID TO DEO. R. lOass. 108 ml Ir. blow. oetnYa Win& &Act. taws. Loa& 2.17 4. OM& ahii Mei aff ilia sea eiis 011 Vera:: 0311 1711 184: fa .9" LIONSNS . MINCING-LANE.-TlllB DAT. 800 AR has had a steady appearance, although there has Oat been much done since Friday. COVPIR-200 bags native Ceylon sold at 53e. Tv-A.—Than has been a limited demand for common Con gos' at 111 d. cash. Rica.—A cargo of Bengal has been sold st 760. Bd. cult, and 1,000 tags good white at 9e. 3d. short prompt. flavrearai Ise a steady aprons» at but week's Corrox.—No sales reported. Otte.—Seal, pale, 411. ; yellow, 391. ; brown, 371. to 381. ; sperm body, 701. ; headmatter, 731. to 741. cod, 321.; South Sea, 431. to 431. 10s. ; olive Gallipo li ,; 561. to 681. ; Spanish and Sicily, 601. ; coca-nut, 42a. to 465.; palm, fine, 40s. to 40s. li nseed. 28.. 65 . to 28..94. ; rape, pia, 44a. to 455. ; brown, 41.. The foltowing public sales are sdvertiaed for to-morrow : Sugar, 650 bad.. West India, 5.000 begs Mauritius, 1.200 bags Madras and Bengal. Coffee : 200 ante and 600 tags of Ceylon. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market 1• quiet to-day. Town tallow is quoted Ms. nett mkt; Paseshors T.C. en the spot, 62A. 6d.; Desensbet, 61e. 96.; Jemmy to Meech. Ma, 66. _., • PARTICULARS OPOTALLOW. Sant re load tab day D=Tlan mak . tron In Jar Arrival ha Inn. Dino from lot Jan rm. Ditto To wn T par cwt. Ibis eft Int r I 1!,?0, I 1 2.2 6 I 7171 c;:ig 414 1,14 t ON! TUTS 91,5.52 IT Oh. Cid la. 614, 9d. Od eda. ld. 63a. Arrival ter ihe amok saillag lAA et tiermilier bra yew 1,39 a earn, sad Mayor,. VW aim TIN antral lark wok airegrissel 1.163 aria from Road. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) The number of besets is smaller, but the demand is so ex ceedingly small that prime are so better. There are a fee more sheep than on Monday Let. and the quotations of that day cannot be maintained. Calvet being very Pearce, ere dearer. From Germany end Holland there Aim 66 beasts. 600 sheep, and 16 calves ; Scotland, 300 heats; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300; Northern and Midland Cooties, 2,100, and 400 from Ireland. Per Mane Mae. •d.► d. lar dam 01 NW •d. • et. Dot de m, 1301.1006 4 430 Out Dr a Hf 40.313.0 0 • Baw Ilbendeorm 4 4• D. 1•0••-•03014 411 s • 1144eadquar 34•403 3 4 4 Do. 63 Pre ........ 0 0 • Calm 4 • Iwo 11. mama 40400 4 a• a 0 0 0 Boot Dam • illaddrel• t 1 4 lamb. ... • • ..... •0 0 • 3.011; drop and balm. le.tlm ; aflrm. 44 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Wawa Patio den and Smith, hop factors, report that then is • good demand for hop on 'peculation, and but few persons are =atom to sell. COAL MARKET. - THIS DAY. aukt.111t1;,111.7&1iiallE;;; - irlii;ndos, He. ; Hosting's Hartley, 16s. 3d.;' Enloe Tanfleld Moor, 13s. 3d. ; Netherton West Hartley, 16.. N.; Walla End Riddell ; 16s. 6d. ; Will. Bad Hooke* 16s. N. ; Walls End Hawn 16e. 9d. • Wert Hartley, 16s. N.; Walls End lietton, 19s. ; Bills P rimrose, lbs. 6d. ,• Walls Bad Beath Hatton, 18e. 6d. ; Walls Ead TN% 19% i %%lama Notthr, 9Qa.-112 ships at market. mrs i. nth 1 11.71 • is tr r. Iwo sir d.ll orb Mr 'wit 1 - 411; ▪ OS N▪ W !et 1.1.10 wig Ye ,w orb wed od .: • .111 W 3 r