The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGRNCR. MI DAT. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. (Buhl. K NM Prtee at OmWAlL—Beton Lord Campbell tad a Spada Jury.) lIILLS C. SIII7IIIIID. MP YW.f this rim grits nesseed el the ebbs' of the evert Serley. The sett= ales a ake by Mr. Mak, a Irma is Leass. .pint the Mr. Vii, who was as et Is thee tiewsly to , now. Oi lli Mr a ir bg allaged he bed yid le hip epee • Yee The .es SIM lbe NR wake tease Wed is Waikiki by ke &mike ad ammo of the piled( • persilks aspisel Mr. RAM IL ONO sad 14.= ..ter.,obi Ow Wisp et Odors wet, ke the d the philtre dawshier wee am mike e`.. Ups that Awe woe • divert I (4 istimay. le t *kg, mud Me wile skip ruses kat they NO ft pee se aratherity to th• delbedest lad the two peeiles a bug kid they bow raft whatever ahem the yreasemies wed key wee aid wpm to pp the SOL Os the mbar MM. deb alter se yob lively Gwen Ur they Ma aeiherime the peenelies,estiri lisy r = iloolol his kr the emeher wade b Se elf their dophier. It ag pug egg Na. Ns why Mt. 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Although is polo' of 11:71 ,14 or ottani to Woe* the girl to Hut with the mon ooksid bar until their minims tosh Woo, yet ohs W Wel with him balm_ sad Mt hod aderto mho be Ms 'Ma sad lo (Lord Campton) thoooforo could searooly Wait do • ow of the dooerlytion etas within the rossaing wd Wafts of Wm BUM, Oxford's Art. Tbejary deliberated hiel ire etineta;;;tha bee and Uwe sehwawd a vodka ter the *Wig —Newts, 424 2. 10d. Mt. I. Jim" whit eri t... l imi ler the pb•••ff, .plied ka• Os by S6W of excluar• tor )04 weed bed b oa ;at evidence ca the part at the drienisite. He made this application with U. view to ulterior peredielP hOl. ad lea ss. d .ul tenCeie rid lie J U T they thenglit it e ItS tie having maid j the edlemetive, Itle lordialp eviseed it to be isepeended. COURT OF BAMLRUFTCY. (Sam 14. Consaini mar ihkorl.) 711 LONDON all 9111311N01 , 1A1l 1101 MI6 -11AZDIVill co rib ma &Mood mmiag. TM Wiliam al the COW ploy ma 4,4001. • dividend of do. la Ur pawl em dr (Baas Camedisiour Fur) It 111111,111.—TSI aoearatteiaeti.y WIC Tlis . the adOmaoll otodbele Er. Laalletw We r astepwoo= der w. .e- Ewer Theanwedwowe With ewe to =old • dor Is MO We powellepe Chowery dr and as maim d Whr rialk• drew prim la lbs Yak woo tot omild e raft le dro somplldw ilr main smorr _ prho old. lio beams dot Woe We em to etq W w owl oos why it wokt to he do bowel of way tow Ahotakelid hol Ws be die We dew, old mob of do mod, oweetsed to be bat wisp to the dells dSe wow market, It weld be lug bly *Widow sod shwa ignoble to eel r WOW lewd the whom NW Lwow* ea WWI of dr Irsorter, rWidergra, Old drift ••••••••• la regrew, if amid oat, wold pheo to. weld= la a woh leer poltkot dot it the wi ld woo Ibught we IN may. Re Seam dot odor the deeowilowee it wwld be Who de do to sorkolo la is adj o u rnmen t Wits glow te do hip r rmedium Ming wothed ed ...... Le ow welokkp iireiolle fir met asking Weirs did bog at es mead petted. Wiehrh de do Wan" solotitwl that ha had dew WWI, add tot the limit of We =edam it ur =knew deloght did on ideeimmeat wood be Mew leouse• be wail ta i lorose it—os the wideleodlop that Ow ho we antriL This bob, wood to, sit s = i i lb, four mouths woo IN RR ern , ThlliliMElVe W a pi ,, e • merchant of Mile-end. This we Gm emir due meoln. Hie sosecared debts se SAM ; 111111•111 Skid SOK ; Owe sat also bate- Mat of 3,1096", leelvelbs 860 L to the Now Aram. hamlet* Cowpery, of which the brit. me bed been director. ms amotrate began with riseey, in January. 1054, of UM; there owe me rite. the loom. sad expenses bed her 4,4601. Mr. Littlibtter, for the aietemees, awed so offranittos,:md the bamblipt paned. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. 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M. this • pii Wm aug THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1857. amino' yak of beersiels, gsreads, mend =flirt% asereee, *Mem %mein haulm elk two sale, sad elm Mk* ail et which wee glib arm sad bie Mimi Ban to have Aker heat es eitelmed Itiodsholl Mom tralrysilis la or gest dr lash yells. SA Memel hie winehip Bat he bad so dada dr Omer binged le • rag el Premiss ma me de bed boa Is Lain eland is maths amines • easerstel *Met emus jeerelleen, and an NOW et They leek hams is Buret able ashittearbeede, Wyk ep & wry aehlemehle s = et- - .oar. The wiled the wee earaleedeit on Welrestery, ter ea umbrella Ikea • dap is the wale ash* We, end rat y • Preemies herb, who pow tit. ame et &kw Zasion, wee charged dMe wart with: aloft • mad Aug worth twelve giro teen the imp d • imam in the Railwerseeds. Wham was pmealea et ash facts about hos se lea we doubt ohs wee essasiled with the 'seg. She nisi wp he the thee sf the rehhery ebb die primer endue d the=te M lie peemient wee Me, aside nal atm wee be we • mem et Beefia. Whams dee believed that be ebenld ala ally be elle to treat are et the gang with the solemner d the Berlin delsetive paha who were is dada, bed ded • great deal d ether valuable property, sessayamily be asked hi wordily Ike a remand. The trehr socerdingly reseaded the cam until rimy amt. &HARZ LISTS..2IIIB DAY. Two o'OLoow. The railway share market is still rising. Nearly all classes of stocks exhibit a further decided advance. London and South Western, London and North Western, Lancashire and York shire, and Midland, are particularly buoyant. London and North Western stock is quoted 96 to 961; Great Western, dl! to 621; 861 to 1; Lancashie and Yorkshire , 921 to /; and London and South Western, 44 to 46 per share Dutch Rhenish, Antwerp and Rotterdam, Per nambuco, Sambre and Meuse, Grand Trunk of Canada, Great Western of Canada, and many other foreign and colonial stocks arc higher. In some saes the advance is very decided. rr •'-°`7 ►b is I" ii M. ei W ou in a. igiiil UP. KOH AAP , DUN 11 MAX. LIMN VAN 41.1111 7.e 7 01 sPOOI NAM VX4 ~~~a I ar - 740;i. 14rtia'kiuth - iiiisoni f~_II l N Lawlw~ !.~.swLit C b • ; . 4 Lesion sad Owe, Lidos Ain /Wit Ueda 11Tratakatist Neaps.. et Igo, Booth Mamas Bank Orlesl'apkce rgo7 — treMsi be* db. lihnr da" . = KW, I IWeet. Bre et leeks ;li i I qv 9j 19 we It i t!"ri _i a a IS SS 111 IS ips i Ple h is i 4 :a II 61 le el dis t I II: 4 $ li 4 to el I 4 • 41 so N. 171 111 5i ii., UN ii U 814 Is si U II II it Ils 111 at ti n u Il 4" 4 44 144144 II SI II 171 611 1 li ii _ nib t i t $ i I is llis I I 1 1 1 4111) pm A 14 id a 111 pm U U a a H la 6 I 1 i ,:e3 4t TR.A.1710 RETURNS. 119699669 a. 11019 M . Tolsl. TIM/ spa mem. *nada Y/M. Walk albs Du. & Lwow lei 1696 1.871 121 "6 1366 Salmlas tP7 10 TO •-••• llailt soft Dea la leek £M Mamie le II? 133 Vail sedhie D a 11. Illeeklea re Drilla.= ...... ial 1 4 .2 ............. ...... 1 re ITO Beide sal 63 NI wet Olaf Olaf Pa. IL soma own' ........ --.— 0111 6331 6031 UN Na11a1ed... : ... 1112 ea SI t irs t 1 , 64 ream Oemeel — ZlMAK a Ileelere Ualea" AO 10.109 KM mar *IW 3 =l 1. '"'"• —•I Imo. ..... .....' s Ka LDS fan VII ... .1.61 361 OS IN ID YU 0b1er.........:=7:: 7 a 110 t: 1.101 MONEY MARILBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoac. The funds continue to rise. A fresh improve ment of nearly 1 per cent. hes been established to day. In nearly every other department of the Stock Exchange a decided advance hes taken place. Consols were first marked, 92 and 911, and are now quoted exactly 924 ex div. for the Bth January. The Three per Cent. Reduced are marked 914 to ; the New Three per Cents., 911 to 1; Bank Stock, 217 ; Exchequer Bills, 6e. du. to par; and Exchequer Bonds, 1838, 99. Turkish Six per Cents. remain comparatively quiet, at 941 to 93, but most other dunes of foreign stock have risen, including more especially Buenos Ayres, Spanish, and Venezuelan Active Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buena Ayres Bonds at 94, 96, and 98j; Mexican Bonds, for account (31st December), at 19t ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, at 44 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 264 to 23t ; ditto for Account (31st December), at 231; Turkish Six per Cents., for Account, at 944, 94t, 941, and 941 ; and Venezuela Active Bonds, at 29 and 31*. At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 91fr. 20c. ex div. for the account, and were quoted at half-past one o'clock at the same price. The Bank of France have made a further reduction in their rates of discount. The current rates are now 6per cent. for bills of all dates. The last previous alte ration was on the 6th inst., when a reduction di per cent. was announced. The perseverance of the French Bank is their policy of relaxation indicates that the improvement in the position of the institution con tinues, and is also satisfactory as tending to encou rage an expectation that, when a reduction in the rates of discount takes place in England, the ex changes between this country and the Continent wilt not be much affected to our prejudice. At the Bank of England yesterday the demand for money was moderate. The resources of the esta blishment are increasing with surprising rapidity, owing chiefly to the abundance of money " out of doors." In the open market choice bills are dis counted at a great reduction from the Bank rate. In the Stock Exchange large sums of money are seeking employment on government securities, and for loans from day to day 5 per cent. was the highest rate obtainable yesterday. . _ . The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yester day was about 68,0001. The 340,0001. in gold brought Sum New York by the Atlantic will resell London to-day, and is expected to be sent into the Bank. A considerable portion is believed to consist of sovereigns. About 75,0001. in silver reached the Thames on Wednesday from the Continent. The acceptances tithe Dartford and Gravesend Bank,ofMcosrs.Jonathan Hills and Soo, were yester day refused by their agents, the Commercial Bank of London. This is not a bank of ism, and its lia bilities are supposed to be limited. It is said that Messrs. Wm. ewdall and Co., of Bradford and Leeds, in the woollen trade, whose suspension has just been reported, are likely to re ceive assistance. Hopes are even entertained that some of the other important houses in that district which have lately been brought to a stoppage, will be enabled to resume. Subjoined is a cirtr just issued by Messrs. Cheesborough and Son, of Brad ford, in the woollen trade, to whose stoppage re ' Wows was made yesterday : In consequence of the erobarasamente of certain mercan- Ills laves to which we am heavily interested, we deem it pendent, for the protection of ourselves and counexicem, to 'lmpend oar payments. We deeply regret the necessity for this most *end step, bet, believing ceettOmily that all claims upon no will be paid to full, we have only to ask the indulgence of our me&tors until a statement of our affairs eau be prepared. Our books will be placed In the hands of an experienced public axountant, whims report will be laid before you at a meeti n g to be held at an early day.—We are, gentlemen, yours o bedi ently W. Cinessoriovox sad Box. At Hamburg the rate of discount has fallen from 9to 7 per cent. In some quarters the appearance of affairs in that city is considered more re-wearing, but numerous failures, though in most cases of minor importance, continue to take place. Yesterday's ad vice' announce the stoppage of the important firm of Messrs. Schulte and Schemmann, merchants, largely engaged in the trade in metals. Their transactions with England have been very extensive. The house was considered very rich, and enj oyed high credit, even in the midst of the crisis. Their liabilities will probably be heavy. It seems clear from the accounts to band that several of the first firms in Hamburg owe the maintenance of their po sition to the aid extended by the state. At the adjourned meeting, held yesterday, of credi tors of Mere. Bardgett and Pimrd in the own trade, it was resolved that the affairs of ' the firm shall be wound up under the inspection of Mr. Major Cabernet and Mr. Robert Wright, both of Mark-lane, who have the power to appoint a third inspector. In the meantime, Mesas. Bardgett and Picard are to give their promissory notes for the payment of 21. 6d. in the pound, as follows, viz.: ls. at six months, Is. at nine months, and 6d. at twelve months, and any surplus that may arise in addition is also to be divided amongst the creditors. The balance-sheet has already been published. The produce market remains dull, and unmarked by any symptems of recovery. Some Surat cotton was sold yesterday at 31d. to 4,d. per lb., which shows a decline of no less than 3d. per lb. or fifty per cent. from the highest point touched some time ago. This fact will afford an idea of the losses that have been sustained on some descriptions of produce. The ships Pataa, Sir James, and Mirage, have arrived from Chins, and bring a total of 1,336,3001 be. of tea and 2,760 bales of silk. As the securities of the Illinois Central Railroad Company are moat extensively held in this country and on the Continent, further explanation of the financial operation just announced may be useful. The directors, it appears, have massed together the whole of the charges to which the company , can be made liable up to the let of July next, the most pressing of these arising out of the discreditable positron of the company's unfunded debt. The liquidation of all these charges is essential to the restoration of the undertaking to a sound financial position, and, consequently, in the event of the loan of 640,0001. now attempted to be raised not being completed, a call upon the shareholders will become inevitable. To each bond of 1.000 dole. now offered is attached au " optional right," terminating in 1861, to subscribe for 23 shares of the company at par. The inducement to shareholders to increase their stake in the undertaking is thus represented:—Supposing the loan to be only partially taken up, and a general call upon the shares to be thus rendered imperative, a bolder of bonds of the new loan may pay them into the company at par, instead of cash, on account of the call, and will retain the "optional right" to take fresh shares at par. The shareholder who does not subscribe to the new loan will have to pay a call in cash, and will have no right to the " option." As the shares of this company only a few months ago stood at 30 per cent. premium, the " call " of new shares at par is considered valuable. The weekly traffic return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway shows a decrease of 3,6961., and that of the North Eastern an increase of 2,0061. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the 8 per cent. First Mortgage Sterling Bonds of the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Rail road (U.S.). The . position of the market for American secu rities is thus noticed by Mesas. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: During the past week the market for American annuities has continued without intimation, and nothing ham occurred either in state or railway bonds or shares womb, of particular 'ratios. The Emigration Comminioners have accepted the ship Northern Light to convey passenger from Li verpool to Sydney, at the rate of 141. 9.. Id. per bead; the Parsee, from Southampton to Melbourne, at 141.195. 5d.; the Storm Cloud, from Plymouth for Adelaide, at 141. 19e., and the Emma Eugenie, from Plymouth for Perth (Wooten% Australia), at 194 19e. THURSDAY Ivramte. Although a few of the speculators had imbibed an idea that the Directors of the Bank of England would reduce the rate of discount at their weekly court to-day, the expectation was far from general, and consequently the news that the court had broken up without making any change did not give rise to disappointment. It is felt:that the time for a re duction is rapidly approaching, and operators for the rise in every department of the Stock Exchange evinced increased confidence to-day. The funds ex hibit a fresh rise of per cent., closing at the highest point ; English railway stocks were remarkably buoyant ; and many clines of securities which have been neglected for some time past are coming into favour. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 911 to # ex div. for the Bth lanuer e T ai 4iiened this morning at the same price, and molly advanced, closing at 911 1092. The 021 ' business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 921; ditto, for account (Bth Jan.), 91f, 911, 911, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91i, 1; New Three per Cents., 911, 1,1, 1, 1 ; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 ; Three-and-a lialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 99, 98/ ; ditto, 1869, 971 ; India Bonds, 361. dia. -- Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. dia. to par. Turkish Six per Cents. were marked u high u 941 to-day, but upon the whole were rather dull. The closing price wu 941 to t, being I per cent. below that of yesterday. The Guarant. Four per Cents. remain quoted 100 to j. Other foreign stocks were generally firm. Spanish were more inquired for. --- Bank shares to-day were steady, except London Chartered Bank of Australia, which declined 10a. Union Bank of London have improved. National Discount and London Discount were also better. Australian Agricultural advanced lea., whilst Pe ninsular and Oriental Steam were quoted 11. lower. The shares in the Indus Steam Flotilla remain quoted I to e prem. Canada Government Six per Ceuta. were in de mend to-day, and closed firm at 109 to;. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw, Scarcely . any business has bean done to-day in the British mining stocks. We have still the same re port to make—absence of inquiry, and general dulness. In the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are officially Coke Copper shares re rVbeen dealt in at 39 and 38k; and Copiapo at 11; other foreign des criptions meet with little inquiry. r 1 i/ I , humid. sta.(u=tisa WAN to beirallee 111 mme I. Auleallee 1144•1 ODD. ell U.N. It Orb Wetervebe DI 12,001 10 le. New.. .. I ...... 40 MID * betiuMa - 01... 44 LW 100 0.44014.—..... DI UMN.I e t N erti e rre l i:. ;" e s o 11:03.01 4 • Mem ....... a DAN 1 • betimes . ... all b. 4 Ilar.kbuseJeuenlie) baby eTeirnsli llini ........ On N. E NO I 114D.Telug. - et tbrea et 78.4111 C . _ .. 141 . Lellett DI . lb. 4, It rnvei '' 'Oellee al elm Devbelln 14 le . 16•4144 II 4 Son.Onelleiiiii. ell I Matti DI N lt, s I I lisafea •R. Abider ell KM II Ifeleeel abeam Oen. I MID le Ibbabsie laaL—. 4 DAD It De. Da. ell KM I • MUDD Ma ell WIN lb De. 1.1111 1 1 L erest6ll.ll4t:Gd . 4: I= 11 Pere aft 114.1rabia 011 11h et amps bra. a limn I . ow, .. .... ell KM 1 Ds. "M “ llree. -- .. De WOO PuliburLestkillaura: MI DAM I 4 reetraDOrlubui 111 all PAN f 4 MAW.. soot SO thymeep lti" : 1110.0e0 04.1144. ...... ill IMOD 1 * ebb taheliiina.." .. tll 140,401 1 t Amer. Ina `. all Kum tf tee% trend= bat— all MOW 1 Dim earlo.. a 1 1, 0 6: st i , w il a t . .. a. vac. •.. .o.a. II DAN DO Dr MIMS% bet Si MAL St Vlelmets Dille ......... KO SAD te De. ifem . II MIMI KIIILWATS. romperp Ilepopirs. Aria= 11;17sre. !Num tkireyourut lerleiscd hues ......... gi2lirt=rslairtnali..• 11= 0. = .. .. r ..1 Ow% sellpralicet ....I Giakiiiiyai t . S. Wei: LPN ad Onsis la= W IlediDenare lkola Arida Dow Nod . Wo is. kis, et Ilaribusef Z 117. Siewe'rreat _Doh rum me mem . Ugh end Sr Psaamer .". (Pereemhase mime Sigesse ler eel Read Denial e ft rr d' oeit... * Owen all Mem Ds. he per Not. preks. Seashor e e et Isearre..—... 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Ifeelimiblyum (Mr La 1011.WrIaLesm Web) le illig riledt ipa lld Mit Ilmlbees) - Mumble, Isilkeumeel MN& 1114.1easla) war Vaintas. r 04711 e auk. . Otto_ ........... riallsiliall 10=1111 lAmie.mbra. lift lam* 1. - i-..J.,%-..r•=l ,_t7•A' Lirbalsl.l4l OM* 011.0171 lea .(bla rapper Weft Oispol... Farts" Naftalis Ow Mir& Ramon Navas ...... Pospilblaillay. Pert 1111111 p Meade. ii I i 1 7e I* II N N IS 14 q• IM II • IN 11111 II U U H II II IS el IN IR I • I mu is a a 01 le 11 Si A Ms SI ha I 1 Si P. wi re 7. 12 fj le l 4 14 pa a i in tli N n'a $ ti lIIs $ AI %" n - no U I) ii tri 101 to 5 If 11 10 Ilf N 111 I te es Id Ito IM II 8 I ti SO SI fi si I it ... om. ... .le 81AIOCS COLLISION ON THE NORTH R.ISTRAN RAILWAY. SHIELDS, THURSDAY lidowerso. A serious collision occurred upon the Shields, Sunderland, and Newcaatle branch of the North Eastern Railway last night. About fear o'clock in the daemon coal train broke down about half • mile an the side of the Brockley Whim station, and either the Ford of It had not got the lye& book, or had nagkeled I. Irks them, kw the bar o'clock train from Rewords, and Palm Mats, with pamengera from the two Ss= teem. mad from the month kr Shields and Suaderiand., with coneideraMe video* into the coal train, throwing Se ems mgt.. a sir lies, and briniing all the pernenger carriages tegelhar wit e ls zete m mesiderable violence. Tim premiers were lan their seats with great keen sad nearly of them are more or Ines bruised, The Sunderland paaeasgsn have suffered the want ; them an several caw of dial/cations and slight me cuesions , bat nye the best inkrmation that our be nons of them are likely to prove of •WM Aimaget the Shields that are Mimed sr• Drummond, fruiterer r. Doris shipowner; Mr. Roe, toner end gilder; Mr . Moan, builder ; and Yr. au n t lbldisk sailpoossr. Mr. Drummond and Mr. Davies had to be at home la cab. The ngmeman and fireman escaped with but alight watch*. The trains which run hourly on this has got out, of coarse, by the ac,ident, and at • gutter-pest morn a train was despatched from NewomUo with passengers for Shields, and Sunderland; but. to further complicate matters, it got off the line between the Felling and Palau Main, end down to 10 o'clock last night neither it nor the half-pmt seven, nor nine o'clock train from Sunderland had amend at Shields. No one is reported Injured by the tart occident. SO UTII AUS TRA LI AN COMPANY TB IS DA V. . _ This afternoon a general meeting of the pro =of this company wee held at the °Mom in New street, City; Mr. Revere, M.P., chairman of the bred of directors, presiding. The report of the direeton wee read, from which we take Ms lullowlag entracte The Miens of the emapeny coatimee to pogrom Wl . year sad the.ua~er, tit he tememelicas be the kali year ending 30th ApU lest, the dinettes hope will be =y approved. TM route ... made girt. the 26th of last, exhibit a many nt. The an as billows —Restate al cronybads, 16,921 . br i . c l an d. natal of town lands and Whinge, 4,240 1 . 10e. bid. ; natal of port leads mid Wilda:iv, 3,214/. i. ; rental of mineral lands, 9631. 6s. dd. ' • making a total cif 24,409/. Ka 3d., ✓ho an advance) of 1,2461. on th e amount of the pronoun half-year, half- year, and 1,2664 me that of the cortsep °ding period of 1866. The 'mount derived boon the ordinary sources of revenue, which hie been carried to credit fur the half-year, and. log to the Colony 30th April, and in London 31st Odder, is se follows, en. —Rent from country leads, 7,4411. 14.. Ws. • rent from town lairds end bnildings„2,o7ll. 21.3 d. ; rent trio . enLort lands sad buildings, 1,3741. 7s. ; rat from 3971. 9s. • whartme and warehease net, 3,93. N. 2s. 95. • —making tOpther, 15,22 0 1. 17s. 71. lan addition to th e amount domed from the mineral loads, • small sum MU be rewind for about 10 tons of copper ore sow at Swanson, but sot yet mold, about 5 tom of On and 25 cwt. of regalia have alto been received on royalty, and are waiting for shipment at Port Adelaide. The directors are gestated to be able to state that the colony 09.7 y le prospering. Its population mu estimated at 000 11 on let April lett. The imp)rts during the Orel Ps months of the present year were estimated at 801,0701., while the capons foe the same period mete 851,6601. ' opened ra :1r to Gaoler Town bat been completed, sad woo for intik on 6th October Let. Other important improvements were in progrem though temporarily intended by the limed"( state of the administralion. The pospects of the coming knout were 'aromatic, and the tanners were obtaining reennentive prime for their product the pries of wheat Wog Oa to 9e. 6d. per Mattel. The dividend be the Itaktioor aiding flat Met., at the rate of 7 per cunt. per .aeon, declared st Me earicial general meeting in June, will lopyoblo se or ofete 16th January neat." Tk CIAIIIMAJI bad nothing to add to the report, end he thorticto Wooly mooed Its adoption. Bow mannetica arose upon the mode of making the twriakgy 'shades of the company's landa, which, it we maleaded, won flied et too low • Awe, but the chairman justified it, and the jmlincation wag lasid to be estisfactory. A euggestion was made that is ratan the report. should be punted and circulated before the meeting, but it wee meted from the chair, that while many proprietors objected to such • course the information would be less com plete if the report, were mued in anticipation of the The report was adopted, and rota, of thanks eier i &- dunce passed to the chairman, directors, sad oMoials. At the Court of Bankrupt/ay putorday eirtificatoo of the ant clam were pleated le Mr. °gorge &elms and Fraacie Smith, of Hadley, Old Beak. The imenalar Ilea of the two other pertness, Mr. Tildes Smith sad Mr. James Milder, mea again adjourned. The aside hes paid Ma. la las pound, and a far t divided of bone 3a. be h. be the pound to anticipated. RAILWAY At'ill , ENT.—On Sunday last a young girl beteg at Mr. Chmhare'a, druggist, Spittlegate, ob tained have to vire her Maxi who live at Ailing- Ice, about three miles from Grantham. She took a Mid air . ticket from that station to Sedgebrook and it is sup pled that se the train wee pearig Allington ahe adeavonred he pat a gleam of her home, which may be men from the Bee, when the door, which was unfastened, gave way, and she wee precipitated oat of the carriage on to the orz . .. wee He r b.er anxiously awaiting her arrival a t th e brook station, and relived dieappointed, little Waking of the amide= which had carved her to the daagar *theta/ eat la by the nett up-train. Fortunately a person the lir west the vai7 spot, and dieceverel the almost tidies body of the girl across one el the max Re carefully removed her and placed her in the ix hat ague between the two lines of rails until be raced mei , aro hem a iseichboaring gate-hoar, whither they wavily= her. At this pia eh* worn within • mile of her Mende nod berne, bat was unknown and 1111 , 11LICILIM. By the met Ws she wee roomy= to Grantham, and thanes to the Aagel Hotel. She remained inemaible for roam hears. On becoming coaselous *be seemed to have forgotten bar servlce at Mr. L =allies's, and elated that she we. Brig at a plain she left some time After a few been she mired a relapse, end remained insensible during the whale ef Mon day. Her parents were in the meantime commaiketed with, end on Tuesday, baviag annewhat raid, she income= Mr father .ad mother. The railway official' say all the doom were fattened when the train left Grantia—Limotor Aftrerry. AN ENCOUNTER witif RtltGLAlte.--00 Sunday morning loot • darieg attempt wee made to Weak Into the residence of Jobs Holland, Req., at Skendlaby Thorpe. It ampere that Mir llolland woo roused from her Amp by \wag • lied of bussing posse at the door. On goats to the window eles obetwved ate, en the lawn, tee moo stead. tag mew the door with • eteoll light i kis hand. BM Imwswiledely called Captain Smithtown, who was se • visit Ito the truly, sad the green. They both watt deem ✓oam, and em proceediag to the beat 'stream they baud the der (a vow the) hid ban earth by • cadre-bit. Tho sepsis wed the peen INNS bah snood. Oa golat ame they se mar aearethed Ike bergiera eta were earaF lag awe the haws. arse thawed teeth& to heal the pealeth b eta they shared by ma the MEM thell. man to shad their garated be thud ate third ewe that hoods, whoa day rsa off, followed by tho impala sad the geom. Oa. of the gang, who hod lems wet likely ea to smirk. dm dbeharited • sidle persawa The counts (No. 2 shot) wood Ram, mad hake throe WM at the dinherwasia AMY, am this spree( has the shrubbery, awl wee than* lad by rho essay whim gee catbird • baba show The ththeitesieemal banal woo thee isthilel ethos ever the heal of seas of the gear, *he bed basethe ethosigted le • bass. He permed As Era dam the poi; the anima ele r gerld • et the eeptaa's bead. which twin se are. The captain sad meth wag to the ethroese urine., Demme eepaisted, and bad *dew smelt woo useiese, ea the somepwred off la Masser dthetioas, bet without the booty which they en.. aspethd to A tria. A lath reueettlthe Ism semi it Oat ipplibessloo. —star rd /brow,. A NONCONFORMIST ORDINATION. Ireabwday veriethe • paLlic ordiesthee of • Waists, tO Mt • b .. 1 . 1111 , 11&1111111111 balm to the or UM r-- "Vet. aniTtry a c t rialsi put Isils= l 'a th• sod tbs 111011 pier the earauseasmat .I.= soviets. T ke. he =T who be the haul misdate ir a I labor-rireot is to ab. J. Marelmont, and I. introducing hiss to the asgagellea the Rev. R. Forsaith, of Royston, darned ea althea. The Rev. R. Rohineon, of Taut-ad arla e mbeth. having offered up • reoognitton them , . Dr. Spam, of the Poultry Chapel. delivered • =4:7the tikasSer and marregalion. The Roc J. ' Dam% 8.A., minister of Cle I•nds Chapel, Wen ash gest le the ssrviath which were nt of • eery Importve obaracier. 0111H1141T 'I'LL= an.) nom. 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Mt .. 100 - K potßsek 1011 Ap*Joolololl 1110 Ii I - - m i • '2 .e ON 'Se COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS: MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Without being active the trade in Mark-lane this morn ing for wheat and flour was Arm at the rates of Monday last. Fine barley sold quite as well as earlier in the week, but other descriptions ware sada" to purchase. Oats sold in retail on milts as good terms. Beans and piss underwent no change. AILITAIII LIMO LONDON ROM Did 14 TO DlO. IL a lloalk. Ma. Tamara. 1630 I ..... 3047 ..:... :::: ::::::.......... 015 Eg .-'..--'. I .... ea .... MO 1070 UN leak aka Raw. 11N1 t ' Takata floor. tae iii;•l4 IMO Lwow-1111kat. So: Dram am. 114.; Oak, 2k.114.; 1444 M.; am% ". ti. : Paw 434. la. nersatiCiinsAoms: NOT. ;Mt rzi Q. a". 61 - 14 ........ Id Ha 04 16 if 1 4 11. id 443 16 14 _A 104 16 14 16 1 41. Y 4 DZ. I t Li ill 11 - 12 ....... 114 fd 36 Id 234 if Id Ca 14 41. 64 14634.24 g. 26364. M. 41 Y 111 No 31 14 es id 46 14 WS. orame TIM al W NUM. •1 ••••' 11 i II S 0 4 • II 46 $ LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (Dr tesortirno TILLIORAPIO (snow ova ows COIUMPONDINT.) We have had a moderate attendance at oar corn market this morning. Trade Is dull. Nothing doing, and every article nominally at last Tuesday's mime, exoept Indian corn, which is Gd. per quarter higher. Weather tine. MINCING-LANE.—TIIIB DAY. 8170111.--We bays again had a duff and drooping. =east this week, sad sales have been made at Irregular prima my from le. to 2s. decline, the low qualities having been most difficult of sale. Three cargoes of foreign have been sold afloat, also sold at lower prices. Refined also dull of sale. Lumps, 665. to 695. Cuevas—The public sales have not been large, yet prime are quoted le. lower. Tea.—At the commencement of the week, common Canaan sold at 12d., usual terms, and medium Comma et the extreme prima of last week ; but the demand has been lea active at the close of tke week. . . . . Rta-A few sake haveteem made at rather lower prime; Bathos at 7s. . . . . SA LTPETIE—PrIres are • shade lower with • limited bust neat done. Brim; have sold heavily at rather lower prima. RUK—Proof Leewarda sold at 2a. ; Demerara proof, good quality, 2a. 3d. Corros—ln c dublic sale a decline of fully 3d. per lb. from the late hi gh est point of the market on Borate. In other art/ no material alteration ; but meet &Atoka had a downward tendency. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady :—Town tallow is quoted 53a. nett owls; Pstenbara Y.C. en the spot, 62a.; Downie", 51s. 9d. to 62a. ; Janwtry sad March, 62a. 3d. to 628.6 d , March, 62a. 93. to 53a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Tho number of beasi;l;i;rm;,brii not extreme for the day. Trade is not very brisk, yet there is • fair demand for choicest qualities. The supply of sheep is small, but mfficient for the demand ; prices are not better, and a clearance cannot be effected. Calves are rather dimmer. From Germany and Holland there are 46 besets, 200 sheep, end 129 calves. Scotland, 100 beast.; Norfolk and SuitAk, 600; 600 from the northern and mid land, and 103 milch cor from the home mortise. -- t - 44;4 - 4 - satTZ --- - 4: i: Z-41 11443 134, — 1:7 - '.4..4 1 . a .a. fan Amy II erek444.. 4 A I • (413443161 0 4 0 13443 131tert-lore. —. 4 4 8 1 DM Law wools Iloceo4 molly barb— I 4 0 1 D. 45 Sim . (Wm 4 5 3 Ems 4 mood goat/ 40 4 rip Dot Du it Haltdat4o I 14L.&. .. - . 4 0 0 Ile Bemis al work" 1.101 ; imp sodlialio MIDI 00 — hreo. TN; Pm HIDES.—(THIS DAY.) LZAD£NICALL. —The prices sre-661bs. to 041 b s, 641 b. ,to 721 h... 30. to 30. ; 721bs. to 80lbs. aft 801 b. to 881 6 5., 30. to 314.; N. to 9611 e., 30. to 4d.; 96th.. to 104th.., 4d. to 444. ; 104th.. to 11211 e., 40. to 40L Horse bides, 9s. Call skins, light, 20. 64. to 4s. ; full, 7s. to 7s. 6d. _ _ _ ii;IiIIONDPET —Pimp Skins—Polled, 4a. 6d. to 6e. ; Mats sad half-baeda 3e. 6d. to la 3d.; Dcoroa, 2.. 9d. to 3e. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mama. Patteadas sad Smith report an improved de mand fur all descriptkms of baps, at vary firm prices. COAL MARKST.-THIS DAY. - - - Wylare, 15s. 31. • Moires% 15e. 9d.; ; Eden Main. 179 9d. , Ente's Taideld Moor, 139 34. • West Hartley, 15a. ; Walls End Riddell, 16s. ; Walls End Ocaforth, 169; Walls End Entddyll's Benoit, 189 33 . Wed Hartley, 15s. • Be IA& West Hartley, 159 ; Walker Prim ran, 136. 66:-81 Skips at mast. LOCAL MU' MA813213. lontrock. Dec. IT.—Tbe Imrelmes the Stock Ithehanee sere more emend. than fee same Ow meth and peke• of all the leading stab hare eilaktly advemed them Oa tato of yesterday. Kaman Itheatieth 11. 9.14-4.iat ilred.rlkill—Lanesoblre and Yeekthire. 9't W NW* Wejlell. Me n— M.:butes . /thigeld. and Un ;t" try— indirc rri 4-11egth lathe. iltherickl, 23t—dtmle La*, am isi isbeen For Oval. IQ MAmcgoln. IT. lIIII=ITIV , mike. With II largo demand 50 =. Meet.. besides a good metal XI ,. 'Dank. lee p.—Lthi., /1 e—pke th . 441 /-111thande. ee4 —Dome, TO/—lllacieburn Prey theintleth II le. —l3thelthroa, lth —that laamehleth 90 iiis mil DegiN Oak Iltarord,, 4 d.—Loadoor. th—Truage. It—Lon- DilUenthathith 0nT.L14,.. =eke/ sae mike lathy : there sae a Mr amsest gi Ivainam litheth=iem of nilw.7 d.g. me dm MLocal steakeme la ther es thec.ll.—Zetherse Oneatleth 114—ghort Beedford, 4 dle.—llidr WA. VI Nl—heath Nathan thenriebi, 17 1111 , - . IT