The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-26 00:00:00

Ith7lieestelield said i. Gals reepthed to erne thskoks wader maw saperritha. - Its Humour said it bed beta ladenteed Is. ego Uat the diluters should lave the. opporbasity. Kr. Freddield rid be bed bs required to i,s.l whet hooks Its welded, which wee lapresibie. Kr. liahleree sad Ude woe not so. ewes of the booth were to W poreseetoa, ware with the Wilda asslisse, sad others with shoes who were coadeetag the prearrethat. Rie Rower rid it appeared thet a that was ward wee carcethd. Kr. Marra, ea behalf of the three sew &totem 'dad that they *Maid Mellowed to They had prepared a eperet t e la hey tleace.ebeet t eats tai over the mouth doriag which bed beet erecters. Yr. Wilms. meld sot hem_ cobjeclad to Ode, but seder. Ode, that the dada ..laser Ml set had eoldollet We to malaise the eccoaate. TM this. dimmers nderred to were sot at all implicated with there who were the Wert el the prceeratiom Yr. lee (the ellcial ankrese) veld the Meters* d elm* let sot satehotory la asp of the Wert Hie Hass= *liaised i better dist lb., aboold Is a. ad jounarat is this c as well es la the stairs. !RN DITIDIND. Mr. Lander maid that were only two nun which bad delayed the dainties of • nal dividesd—the polities of the Wein inns, sad • salt imanted again the reigns by Mans Binh the bathes. whereby 16,0008 bad teem land sp is Cluny. The assigamee bal edit the Welsh min, for the purpose at Raking as sr nagoesest with Mr. Tan, the owner; mad they impacted Ibis day te one to • nein= with kits, without ens the Any stleadsut os the ordtv z llo sad between outing mod e st er eibeilldre=rar =lbe conned, thewould set delay the e went of the ocked up by Mean. Itigby's en, though it wouLl be somanbeit hes that the en (le.), which they ha earned, tad hod elm at... to expect. The premeedisge lamtitated by the miner end sharahoklen with • view to contemn were gasg ea net sublecterily. At • recut tmealagef thereholdereesbecriptin to • atainerable aunt was unmated ; • cameattee wee =n n ulae on of the wen ; they had bees We ld win gang farther esteoriptiese; cad the aminere kad • ray outlast Lae that the IMMO WOOF he the paring of tenon= would ninny be If it nee set, the meeiner would ban to wenn the thartheldere pierameal fen their tiMr ea r ez i; lag min no a Auld to gain this, wsni peat hope. that the elta=ma who nu beekweed is their enerrildiese would see the secamity of main thinner, me • very hw thomemsd pomade vac wind ankh the nines to gin a absolute Meehan to all the Annidees. H. nen that this anosasenest would set a • spar to theft wit had in backward hitherto, mad lance that to conic% Skim suet clearable mormagenst. Mr. Lunn, at repromang nay of the gareboldere, waa happy to maim this anon to nommidende Gnu Whether the whole of the 'And. required would be Imbed be cent act Ray; Let cottony WI than half that en bed best meauserd a ben need at the ameeng, mad tomnbatiese to • canicreLle noon had dew bees n and. The man hold the other anus we. • we* arileag proof of the hanta which the than boilers a well se the creditor. would derive Ikon the act of het nuns. Dot Lir that met nay of the elmerebokiera might std be bees 0 Meier ;" tad the feting Want prevailed at the twain •••• one of unlade to Ii• reign. for the mentamee they bad tes is pointiag aud °Laing the act. They his the they were bond lb been well as is plaice is the credfl.ae to can at the gays. Only yesterday, • diet ef his, who bed nen UM as the sl iest el kie autribmtlea to the cesprenee had, had de clined his lanties, with the sosieiren of his trim* of arming k 2,0001. Whatever night be the tumult a the ceempromies, the eraittore would lave the eatientice cid burin that the int etrassose aline bed her wen to any late nem The is moans wee then ennuisd gni the 6th of ilmeh. (Beige Mr. Coasheleser Ina) IN ILI ILILDRIN. The was the certigkate am Mimi; ha Um, case of Edward Bakhrha, the W popriata *Me Iforevny Herald. Mr. Lammas approil he the seehpeees. There was se lippridas ; and Hie Hower void a Assad elms certificate without mark. LAW INTELLIGENCL THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bees MA Comairicem HoWO.) 11l RR THR ROYAL BRITISH BANK. The was the wljourard essossaliew medic Kr. Liabbarr applered for Ur sniper aad Kr. Moos Sr the throe sew abeam, Mom. Butt, OUtott, mad Hurst, who we part, se yore Kr. aespyhou sod ast or two ethers. Mr. Pra►6eld emend hr Kr. faspyace. Mr. Liabieler esid ads wee the day appohaed by the Court kr the het eseselealloo of the dbookra The or riser ware sazionsly driven that the padre= who ware to be put epos their trial with vellerete to the again of the British Bost should have the rest fall and ample opportaalty, sot only tor preparation, but also that soar( which trampbed at the isinnes d ths riper alma by say reollility marital _ • tees. Slay, throbs,. thought it derrable to abater boss that dismal= at the talanordiest, which eabannie would are heir wrong late. Or All application ed Mr. Ceram end Mr. &aryl tozobe trial had bra postponed mid atter Mary Tens sad would ao doubt be specially appointed for the k,t wadi in Bilberry. The relratot dared that the de fenders should have ray be as opportunity of (Wise IS* oft Is it would WS parade two wouldsatiefietios to the. Of 00 . . The sad sertaley sot to the public, if the; fret ware tot i. pion without the defeadaato having cir sareasiag tat el i sS: ses ase tbo rt Ire oinametsacte, the it boar that this attar Ewald be Tlery that they could sok permit the exameastbes to pass sub ileatio the bakatorebeets were opea at objection, sad re =nsatesdreat. The aelliathe would be able to l ow the make of the particular puss& of °bootie& laed =II bad latthated that the Male would man a ad he we set vary far out la his compaleties tithe, = one sevesswasat were previetaly made with al le acouals Gad othar matters, ao as to save the time alas wart It would be faker s the parties if this stain were allowed to pan without further comassae. He proposed that the samethatisa should eeljosemed till the bib of Merck. Freabkehl to the port el Mr. Stepyltau was gas wilithr to resat to the se rust. He beloved that the mccovat he had raadarad was • paw wortat. It had bola =lllby Mr. Nape kola Ural (far sto rather& ti 1 ° d . peepers a iscasmat of SOO or POO peva sod fo rgiving miaow@ of wrcasy) but by Ife.Colethea theaoxuathat, sad heletleved that it wee asezceptioaable. He was serious that so delay should take pines; availing tharelvee of the opporthaities promised by the a.., they wale newt arenas of harmer aa isepectioa dun tat books, mere, sad dormice, at the beak. invert had ea opia tes thatthey should bare scam le these but they lad sot yet bad each scar es was irkepeaselely ascowery ; sad the tithe bad aow COM whoa it was earatuil that they should Ulm tha da= " 7• l l Mr. be was will to concede to say arreaawaost that =Wit be dotted. He bad eared the directors some to the books say day from alas to the Nora ker tin /n or ell is the math,. But be could sot moat to snow them access to the books without mos ere to look over dem There are so ream to depart traa throrell wry rele of Wowing Urea moor to Ur books odor the e1 1 ., °1 at a ."-T?ir.l, . . . INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. • TIZATILICAL srraswica.-01 •. CORM. This tasol . a wordist aid usasper Y operatic eforlds7i Y . the Proisedea • Ad. He had been Mpwwenwitli &Maar pima, tradfliag about the deatry with ma operatic comp sad the predat BPriamess Idea the " lasulliciescy " of the receipts. l a d, who append for the budisset, asked the dart le tette the ere at of its turn, as his client, who was • ro i it, bad ma engagement to appear lhla evening et • plea Is feaffonishire, and was masiquo to leave tows by the 1 o'clock aria. • ilk. CotOsiesioner Philip asseatad to the application, and IM ewe was caned ow Thom eres as esossitlos to the inanlremt. Mr. Commissismer iuspoord the oehodale, and monarksti b not see en, acrrnall, - xlation bills IL Yr. Bad erwrid dot that ;vas ume. The learned Commiohoer WV se hctias to the Wol ves! haying • day nerd An the Seel . Mt. Rent sonde& kg pinsielen le been two debts in the which VIM under N. The apart bad ao objitettua to the faarties, mai aimed a day tar the dual order. The pe4teetioet yea reaserai, sad the taeolesat took his &wain to fail ha comay imp iv oast. SO 11t WOOLS I ?VT, ALT•II IiONTEITOLL _ this i.e.:,;disery cam agsin mines on, sad the "siterest appeared to have incrtaned. Ths ineolmat ie a illerhelmit ing man of 30, rather slightly made, with toll arbidaws sad a email motteschs. life face has an intelligent elperniks. Mr. Dever - cm wa. called sod produced his bssig, b which them were three mire. of money wivanold Is dr issolvest, and which advance. Le had.ilmied on hie formweganiestisa Ha had paid N. Se. f r fee of a mama lodge, which es Insolvent returned by • p.m-office order ken Belied. In Memos to an entr) in the buck, Mr. Dims= mid lbws was no date. It was made after he treated the `wheat with a bottle of chammigno, which was attar a vase a/ duo la w:avast of nearly two boo.-s, whee he reed es • Pril;sh wei: 4 l2. —Yoe " ist a a bade of champarne Me. Conerniredoner TMllipii—No, Mr. Sergood; ha thought It was dry. (Load langliter.) Tb cue was rookr,g, and likely to occupy some dm. Vurry's latOtralrea.—We are requested to stets that there wee nn warrsat whoa,. for th s Las m ase. tion of Mrs. Boyd's sum into Md. repased la the Errs.* of Tuesday, Mrs. Boyd being wholly quieted with the PIIIIKS giving bat so e rohnom LAMBETH. • TICILZT-07-11AVE MAY. to to .dlfeai Wallace, • young fallow, who has sand fire oat go of tea years' transportation, was charged with stealing six *son; the property of Thomas Cooks. The former K. sharp against the prisoner, and kr which he had been ! convicted and sentanced to tea years' transportation, wss that of Waling • qoannty of fowls, and the prennt woe for N. stealing six pinnate. The prisoner for some ccondinnble st time stonily den ied the charge of tskinr the pigeons , but at rt. length roamed his guilt, and afts4 that be lind took It then into a pie. He was committed to WandsworUt Hones th of Corriction for or swath. et WANDSWORTH. ILITIXOTISHI3IO TEL PLPLIC LIGHTS. Hoary Nola& 0 a gesakma, 6 f Hiogfidrost, Putney, woo m in the dock, before Mr. Daytime, cloyed with wit- et fully ostiagoishlog two of the public lights. N Folicequinstable Nixes, el the V divbion, deposed that to et about a post neer the shop air-peat tweleVciork has night he was on n i duty la -stiret i l l stairy, whets he saw the priecosr to COMO awe) , d Mr. Betts, i the hatcher, nod et war thee be aw that the a pirlight vu extinguished. The primate that paned ! hi. good eight Mattes@ watched him until " he esaso to next lemp-past, when the prisoner climbed alp the Iron pest with eoeis activity, opened the door of tbe lamp, sad tamed off the light. fle palmier, epos IL I swim( wham approstekiag, jitapsd down sod roe wa y. 16 I Wawa followed sitar him end took him Cato elatody. st. that admitted that be had extinguished the two SI a. 'lr and that it wee only a denokat lark. prisoner, is defence, mid he wet intoxicated, sad did :11 . . not exactly know what be did. C. Mr. Derma Modred if the prisoner Ina drunk I' at. The oreateble auswered that be had born drinking, but he rz did mot ocasider he woe drunk whoa ha woo capable of climb- j,7 bg • letoppost. Kr. Darer rid the prWner violable tea penalty o/ 40s. ft St. for each best. He should not inflict the fall Ise on owe- Ix kes, bet sastsece his to Pay {Oh being 20s. for tech It ograce. le The money wee hamodiatady paid. T 3 IMMO 0.1 THZ DENNISTOUN CHILDIIO2B. tralif D4T.) This afternoon a meeting of Dennistonn and Co.'s creditors wan held at the Leedom Tavern for rho purpo.e of receiving a belsnee sheet, prorated by Mr. Coleman, the well known accountant, and generally to take into consideration the whole aliiire of the firm. The attendance wee very nurowrims. Mr. CII•KLEll DINNET 5K1N...4E2,0f the Ann of Jardine, Skinner, and Co, was called to the chair. Mr. C. rase read the bala nce sheet, it included the whole of the transaction of Messrs. J. and A. Ilenignan, of (Ilmegow, Denmetoun and Co., of Liverpool, li Wood and Co., New York, and A. and J. Dennia aa rms, ist = Co. of New Orleans. The mend statement was as fol lows. m the debtor side were the following kiss :-To creditors on urn ecoousta, 91,9475 108.8 d. ; ditto, security, 217,2,61. le. 9d.; ditto, on bills payable, I,Bltrg 30. tl.-liabilities, 2,142,7011. 158. Gil. ; amount of capital standing to the credits( the several partner., 6648971. 24.10 d„; ditto Liverpool B irough Bank shame coat 208,8731. 2e. 11d. -761.7701. 58. 04,, balsam of prat and Lose accquat, kc., 23,2'1U. 7.. 54, making a total of 2,935.992/.134 74. Oa the credit side-By nab in hand, 9,038510..9d, ; coast- Mg-Looser, (omit's*, ifte. 20001. • produce on band, 26,3491 ; bills receivable on ' hand, 111 ' ,786/. ; debtors in Groat Britain, ke., 213,0131. 7s. 111. ; ditto in America, 1,5.4._t51. 14s. 9d.; seimities with creditors, 187,0861. 12.. 104. ; amount So debit of Deanietoun Brothers, and Co., AustrAlis, 354,3454 lis. 6d. - 2,488,3401. 9.. Vorther at puttee estates of the partners available, 190,379/. 111. ; debts due to the separate partners in Amore., 48,3991.; Liverpool Borough Beak shares (*.CATS, 2 0 9, 8 731 2a. 11d. ; making 2.935,9921. 6s. 74. The 'lain. and suet. euhibited the following items on the debit ride indoors on open amounts, 91,9471. ID.. 3d.; to ditto on LS. pit* able, 1,833,478!. 3e. Id. ; lees butanee to the debit of porde. for whose amount the Mlle • sccepted, the principal part of which are coa- Marred good, 1,214,4146 be. 3d.-619,0631. 17s. IRE!' enditers parbany escared. 177,1421. 14s. I Id. ; security had, 142,5314158i-34,6101. Ild.; mealier, fully secured owl held, 44,6181. 17.. 110 d.; claim.. 40,1331. 6., 104, 4161. 11 s. ; liabilities cm MIIB discounted, 614,7 10s. 4d., of which It is estimated there may mhos this estate, 60,003/. ; making 79.5,6221. Bs. 6d.; Oa the credit aide there ap=- t - , fly cash in hand, 9,0381. 10e. ;by counting - furniture, Ac., 2,5002; by priAnce an hand, 26,36 W. • by 11 receivable on band, 111,78 rd. 9e. 3d. ' • by debtor., 382, 141. 17.. 6d. by nylon from securities contra, 4,4161. Ila.; by amount to debit of Dentri.toun Brahma and Co. (Anseraiss), 354,3451. 13s. 6d. -1,091,2611. la. 11d. ; by farther separate mates of the pertturs available, 190,3791. 16.. M.; by debts dun to the eeparate partner. In Amerioa, 48,3996 ; making 1,330,0391. 184. 7d. blr RR A T.whe appeared for the 6ITIIP, enhreitted to the meeting the propoedirm of the partnere. The parent Ann wee upwarde of onto , year, the home In New York ; It had existed for fifty year., end that in New Orleen. for 40 yeas. What the partners proposed in repent of the English sad United States house. Irma ia, that creditor. should rev min 3.. in the pound mouth oaths 30th JAM., 18.53; 2son the 31st July, 1868 ; „Se. on the 3 1 et December, 18.58.4 a oft the 30th June, 1860; 4s. on the 31st December. 18.59; sad the remaining 4s. on the 30th June, 1860 ; witb interest on each Instalment at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. For the liquidation of tho Australian liabilities, the proposal wm this .-60, Bd. in the pound is auk ea the 30111. Jan., 1868; on the 30th Joni, 1868; 6s. on the llet Janney, 18.59, and eis. on the 31st hely, 1859, with interest at the rate of S per mat. per annum. If them proposal. were vamped it would he for the meeting to grant letters of home to the firma to carry out the simageorest. The nosel peo miss .ry sotto would be gimes for the instalmenis, the credi tors is return giving up ur cancelling their existing seer or habilitate. The two estates, namely, the Australian end the American, would to kept se le ; ell the proceeds been the Australia house would be kept dietiactly to meet Australian liabilities Mr. COLEMAN eked that If thews proposals wen accepted, red it Anil efterwerds be in their power to do so, the Arne would eatielpate the payments of the preenlenry Ram Os the mike et Yr. Tthrirthr, seconded by Mr. VAR WART. tt=lll were eseatiossidy w ir,ptea. Other of a Isescdth eberseter weirs afterwards passed, Ned the pessoNsp timbered TEAM, TUE DITICTITI OlTlCEl.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. Halms, the Bspseintendent of the Coy Police, banded to the Loyd Mayer the following madame, which bad bean ems Aar a ammileal onturaltation case of Thais, who was mist try a Bavarian named Chrlstfaa Sailor, a Loweekift, on Ansiday last : I hereby certify that Charles That. is stilt splint in Guy's Hospital ; that the wound inllidod Is of se nom a Ware that his cmatition le precarioua, but that at preset, ell thins' oonaidered, ha is not in immediate danger, and may be said to be going on as favourably as as serious as injury would allow.—A. M. MACDOCOAL. lionaelurpoL—Guy's Hospital, Hs% U." THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1857. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. (Bare Mr Bina Wane.) AMIN Doyley, 21, red Jobe Andletee, {3, were Wartad ix forgive ea order doe 21., with fetal to &head the Poet- - - Kr. Belida sod Mr. Clerk cooducted the prosecution; Hr. Whoa Minded Wm. The eiresoutesees et this ore were somewhat peculiar. Itsppmred that cm the 30th of October, • gentleman named reeithag at Pooh, In Donestaire, sad • Poet-office ceder Mt 21. te hlembas i = ma staying with • MT. Itimes, at No. tZIu th e iM letter arrived la Lopata is dam come, bat Yr. Ohm at this time was m eths; ha Claildford•street, and • porter took the letter out of the letter boa, sad tackeed It with two abets is an wayslope, addrowed to Kr. sad posted the latter at Cariarerose, bat It did sot arrive at its destinatios. The person to whom the matey order was addenda, however, Pepating that it bad miscarried, made is %Osaka to the moray order alike on the had of Nov. sad , upon his remeesatatios of the hats, • duplicate cede; wee ieweed, sad the mosey wee paid to him. Very shortly afterward•Babiam mode hie appetamoe tithe money order office with** atheism order, what wee sigma J. Bide, the ceder hese mods payable to W. J. Blade, tad he was leformal al this het, ead left the ogles and come again with the order elated W. J. Blade. He was then trosetiesed as to bow a became portend of the ordor, end he mid be had reached It from Kr. Blade, or "Jere Blade, sad he said that he livid at No. 11, Brydgee-strest, at the am* ire %Wag the Mom that if he did sot Pad Blade he was to sad he Bagley. The dhow soccedingly watt to No. 11, Brydges-wait, but be twold obtain no of any one of the some of Blade. Hs tam isquired for Bosky, sad he wee told tbst Bagley lived la Use home, and whoa the Mika watt to the room prated out to him, he found the prisoner Be g ley, who turned oat to be • letter e:wrier is the Post Mika The caw put some quedeas to him, in wtovar to which he ad mitted thet he hod seat ISoblelaa to the maw order oboe, with the ceder for 21., oda aecottated fordam it in kis by elating that while be war asit a la deliver- Chilrrettete ea the paha Batiuday ls att'ootor some op to idol sad 'bowed Ithe the order . ard e lel him ware it wee made payable, mad samba telling him, he requested him to get It coshed, ad ma that he would give him half•a-crown for his trouble. He told his that be Da get the ceder eaglet but he would en*, some sae else to do a, sad bgly sent Enabletos to the post-office with the mosey order, sad he woe to telte the mom on the allowing Monday to the person who bed gives him the order, at • public-home in Breed-street. It snared that on the day the letter wee i to-posted at Chariarcroes, the primmer Begley vas engaged r at that establaholatt In eating letters, sad comequently had a opportunity of miampoprathig the letter and Ira contents, if he bed beat dinhonsetly laeLine The jury found bo th prisoners Guilty, and Begley was sentenced to four years peal servitude, and Embletca to i be horehoned ad kept to hard labour for 18 month.. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SHABS LISTS.-THIS DAT. Two o'cLocc The railway share market to-day is firm, at yes terday's rates. Midland stock has risen to 811 to 82; and London and South Western to 43 to 3 is per share. London and North Western stock remains . 10. 4.. quoted 93a to Great Western, 471 to 481; Lan- '" eashire and Yorkshire, 881 to 89; Great Northern, 221 to 23 per share ; and Eastern Counties, 10 7-18 I: to 9-18. 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Loall state INDIA SUWON? EXTENSION FUND. This afternoon an important meeting was held at Willie'. Rooms, to promote the extension and enlargement of tho missions of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in India. The attendance, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, was numerom and influential. On the plat form were—the Lord Bishop of London, the Bishop of Oxford, Bishop of )(tetrad, Bishop of Huron, Bishop of Murray and Lou, Bishop of St. Asaph, Bishop of Nova Scotia, Vice- Chancellor Sir W. Pepe Wood, and several of the mast induential members of the metropolitan clergy. The chair was taken shortly after two o'clock by his grace the Archbishop of CA/MIMI:IR; and the meeting having been opened by prayer, his mace proceeded to explain the objects proposed by the society, and to dilate upon the new fields which am likely to be opened to missionary enterpries by the recent omurreeces in India. A report relative to the maa•acrce ww them reed by the Secretary. His grate was followed by the Bishop of Lomita, the Bishop of Oaked, sad ViorChaacellor Sir W. rage Wood, who brought various teeolttlietli to the agitation of the meeting. The proceedings had not terminated when we want to peek JOINS STOOK lli 1 Ara NO V./N.SW 10 irir i lt v ,...::- 7.--......... if lU OO 4....,1 =:,.......-.-.. tii . ~., .......44;, , :...-... SO HAI V IlaaJleatAAutabart. all NAN SI Or.llaNatoneluarlat II SON SO Loa.atart.SaalelAus. all WON Oa Ls and but! ... MI NAN OS Ludas JaIN Ilialt ... II 10,0•• I Larks twg.tdswer SI WOO 101? Ku it... or LW x 0 U vl n::110,0.0 V Do. Nay . lO : Chatt"2 11•11 1411"niallft :100d1 1"8"k il a.1"1"" ...... :: : In a/ I I HAN Vs Names rash . WOO 11 OrlaaLlkukOr roam all NAN 110 ►re. al Lulea IL 12.010 SI Sea* Aorralla an De. Haw . ...-- lO 127.0 IS Salem et i;Nralla ....D 11* SO Mice d iii.ii: 11 sdne no ugly MOW... SO 4010 100 N.M. Nak of Nair N Tr - im ;iiii--iiii.-C, L tu I sc7.7i;:icTe; ic577... / Da. Aga Capital A ... 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This morning prices have experienced a fresh rise of per cent. in consequences and the value of money in the Stock Exchange is only about 4 per cent. on government securities up to the 7th of December. No more failures are reported this morning. Consols for the ith December were first marked 901, then 901, and are now quoted eol to 1. For money the present price may be quoted 901. The Three per Cent. Re duced have been dealt in at 891 to 1; the New Three per Cents. 891 to 1 ; Exchequer Bills, at 6m. to 3e. die.; Exchequer Bonds, 1659, at 971; and India Bonds, at 35e. to 30e. dia. _ . —. Turkish Six per Cents. are very firm, and have been marked u high sa 881 ; the present quo tation is 87! to 88. The Guaranteed Four per Cents, are also inquired for, and are marked 9l and 971 for money. Other foreign stocks are likewise well supported. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Old Five per Cents., _ _ at 991 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 631; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., at 961; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1863, at 431 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 1051; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 881; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 25. Considering the steady subsidence of the demand at the Bank of England, and the fact that the bills ma turing at the Bank are very numerous, there is a very strong Impression in well-informed quarters that the notes over-issued have been already withdrawn; in other words, that the Bank's issues have now been curtailed within the limits imposed by their charter. Of comae this will not obviate the necessity of an act of indemnity for ministers, but as a good deal of exaggerated alarm has been expressed because the Bank at the worst period of the crisis exceeded their statutory limit by half a million, it is as well that the alarmists should understand that the country is not drifting towards a suspension of cash payments, to be brought about by a flood of paper," as their favourite phrase runs. The Bank of England yesterday purchased about 21,0001. in gold, derived from various foreign quar ters. It is a feature of importance that some parcels consisted of gold imported from France. If the exchanges continue at their present extraordinarily high point, further remittances of gold may be expected from that quarter. In the return of the Bank, made up to yesterday week, the coin and bullion were stated at 6,484,0961., and they arc known to have purchased since that date nearly 800,0001. in newly imported gold. After making allowance for some withdrawals of sovereigns, it is evident that the position of the institution must have greatly improved. We had yesterday to announce another serious banking difficulty. It has been known for some time past that the Northumberland and Durham District Banking Company were in embarrassment, and two or three days ago the name of the institu tion was freely mentioned. Upon that occasion the rumour was met by a contradiction, apparently on authority. Yesterday morning, however, the London agents refined to accept their drafts and, from the magnitude of the amount returned, it is feared that the Bank will be compelled to close their doors. Occurring at a time when confidence was steadily reviving, this event is very lamentable, the more especially as the engage ments of the institution are very large, and widely ramified. Their transactions, too, are in great part amongst • poor population, which cannot fail to suffer severely from any shock to local credit. It is apprehended that difficulty may arise in the carry ing on of some of the collieries, and in ono quarter we hear a statement that the stoppage of the bank, unless averted, will jeopardise • sum of about 30,0001. destined as weekly wages to colliers and others. This bank was established on the let of your, 1836, and has about 408 partners. The paid-up capital is 652,8911., and the amount paid up per share, 101. The reserved fund was last stated at 90,8741. The dividend last declared was at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. The head office is at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and there are eight branches, viz., at Alnwick, Berwick, Hexham, Morpeth, North Shields, Sunderland, Durham, and South Shields. The bank do not issue their own notes, their circulation consisting of those of the Bank of England. The ether joint-stock banks of Newcastle having fallen into difficulty some time ago, the Northumberland and Durham District Bank is the only joint-stock bank now left in that town, and this circumstance is calculated to increase the local distress, unless a suspension can be averted. It is stated that the bullion in the Bank of France has increased to close upon eight millions. Thisis in consequence of the recent advance in the Bank's rate of diseount. A legitimate policy being found suc cessful. the Bank are enabled to reduce their artificial pnrchmes of bullion. Hence the reduction in the premium offered for gold to five per mile. The settlement of the fortnightly account in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (which will be " continuation-day") and terminate on Mon- day. . . The Essex, from Melbourne, has now been 81days at sea, with 421,0001. in gold, and the Seringapatam 102 days, with 48,7001. The steamer Baltic took out 10,0001. in specie from Liverpool for New York yesterday. On the Continent the exchanges on London are everywhere firm at the late important advance. At Berlin and Vienna a further rise has taken place. At Paris on Tuesday the exchange on London was quoted 23.40 to 43 for abort, and 24.73 to 80 for 3 months' bills; at Amsterdam, 11.83 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.8 for short, and 13 for 3 months; at Berlin, 8.181; and at Vienna, 10.31. The failure is announced of Messrs. Rebder and Boldemann, foreign merchants, chiefly in the German t rade. The liabilities are not ex pected to prove heavy, as the house, though respect able, has not enjoyed high credit. Subjoined is a copy of the circular issued : Gentlemen,—lt is with extreme regret we hare to inform you, that in consequence of the failure of many hones upon whom we hold bills, we are compelled to suspend oar pay. meats. We have platted our books in the bands of Mesons. Quitter, Ball, end Co., who will prepare a statement of our affairs, end lay the same before our creditors et the earliest opportunity 2 —We ere, gentlemen, your obedient servants,— (Signed), HIMIDER and BOLDNIKANN.-14, Lcadometreet, don, Nov. 26, 1857. The stoppage of the highly respectable firm of Messrs. I. R. Thomson and Co., in the African and Mauritius trade, will be merely temporary. We have much pleasure in stating that arrangements bare been nearly completed which will enable the house to immediately resume payment and business as usual Great satisfaction is expressed at the result of the meeting of creditors of Messrs. Naylor, Vickers, and Co.,which took place at Sheffield onTuesday. Twenty shillings in the pound, in addition to interest, is to be paid by instalments. The liabilities pprove con siderably smaller than the first hasty e.tfmate led the public to believe, and, on the average, do not fall due until March next. Consequently, the pay ment of the tint instalment is deferred until next July. After payment in full there will remain an estimated surplus of 225,0001., independent of the private property of the partners. The creditors have wisely left the management of the enormous business in the hands of Messrs. Naylor and Co. without may interference whatever, no U I DLY II 1 li is ao sli • I II tri I 7 1144 , R ins by, doubt being entertained that the agreement will be carried out in its integrity. The meeting was large and influential, and even the heaviest sufferers from the suspension coincided in the expressions of esteem and sympathy for the partners during their late severe trial. The exposures of the rotten houses which fell at the first breath of the monetary storm continue to excite public attention. Messrs. A. E. Byrne and Co. show 60,0001. of liabilities, and 3s. in the pound, and Messrs. J. S. lie Wolf and Co. 133,5571 , of liabilities, and 2s. in the pound. Both these houses were of Liverpool. The wheat market yesterday was firmer, but last Monday's rates can scarcely be said to have been exceeded. Since last Friday no less than 93 grain laden vessels have arrived off the coast from the south of Europe. Numerous transactions have taken place in this branch of the market, there being a fair demand at the reduced rates lately established. The country corn markets are reported rather dearer. The produce markets yesterday were very dull, and as regards a number of articles prices are still little more tkan nominal Sugar is again cheaper. Scotch pig iron has declined to 525. The Great Northern, London and North Western, and some others of the leading railway companies *gain exhibit a diminution of traffic this week. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 10th to the 25th inst. (yesterday), is as Rate follows of Exchange. 13eugal Bombay Bombay 609 11 3 TA. na. per ditto. Total £4,475 1 3 WeD , ESDAT zo. In the money market to-day the tendency was again favourable. The supply of capital on offer in the opcn market is more liberal, and, in consequence, the demand at the Bank of England was to-day only moderate. A fresh rise of 1 per cent. was to-day es tablished, and the market closed with decided firmness. The improvement in the money market, and the satisfactiog intelligence from India, con tributed to siren en the market, but the prin cipal support is still derived from the absorption of stock by the public. In consequence, the supply of money in the Stock Exchange continues extraor dinarily abundant, and loans on Consols np to the December settlement can be obtained at 4 to 5 per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1 for the 7th December, opened this morning at 901 to 1, receded to 90 to /, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 90/ to 1. For money the price was at the same hour, 90 to 1. After 4 o'clock the quotation for the account was still rather firmer, at exactly 901. The " con tinuation" to the January settlement is per cent., inclusive of the income tax ; but it must be remem bered that the next account will be an unusually long one, and that the dividend will be deducted from the quotation immediately after the settle ment of the 7th December. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols,for money, 901, 90, 901, 90 , 901; ditto, for account (7th December), 901, 9 0 1, 90, 901 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 89, 89/, 881 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 881, 89/ ; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1660 1 13-16 ; Thirty Years Annuiti April, 1885, 17 3-16 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exche quer Bonds, falling payable in 18.59, 971. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents were also offi cially marked 75. Exchequer Bills have again risen 23. to 35., clos ing at Bs. to 45. discount. LULA. Bonds were dealt in at 40s. to 303. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. remain firm, and were last quoted 871 to 88. The Guaranteed. Four per Cents. were also firm at 971 to 1. Other foreign stocks were steady. but Spanish were rather more offered. The shares of the leading London jointstock hanks were to-day in active request, and attained • further decided recovery. Union Bank of London shares had risen at the close to 211 to 224; London and Westminster, to 44 to 46 and Commercial, to 18 to 20. The shares of the London Joint Stock Bank were also in considerable demand. Ottoman Bank left off at 161 to 17. Penin sular and Oriental steam shares advanced 11. Lon don General Omnibus have improved to 31 to 31. is NINES-THIS DA Y. Two o'CLoor. We have really no report to make under this head this morning, for up to the present hour scarcely any business has been done. In the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are officially reported. Many stocks stand at merely nominal prices. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is also an entire absence of movement. W Sub~joincd is the •TfticiiiliiX of prices in the the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Cease* 141 ; Zest Ruasell, 21, 1, 3-16; Lsrly Bertha, 22a., 23... Sortridge Cowell', 2, 2 1-16, +; Wheal Edward, 7, 71; Wheal Wreb 6 1, Z. WEDNESDAY EVANIVO. A limited :uncut of business was done to-day. in British mining stocks. The general tendency of the market is still downwards. Shams in Alfred Con sols, North Wheal Crafty, Sortridge Consols, South - Frances, and Wheal Edward, were ell cheaper to day. The principal inquiries were for shares in Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, 'Wheal Edward, Eut Basset, and Par Consols. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-TlllB DAT. Brcart. l lltenTariet a quiet the good qua lities are cilia off in the public ales at yesterdays prices; inferior d icult of tale. Refined lumps, 655. to 68r. COT rcr.--The public sales are progreaaing at about pre. via= rates. . _ . Tee. The public Fake are going eff heavily. Tho statistic's of this artiele are very fav4urable ; the official statement of the Board of Trade for the ten months ending Ist November, 1857, show that the importation this year have decreased 14,566,316 lie., that the increase in the consumption has been 6,314,6631 , m, and the kerma on the exportation has been 3,116„ 5 511h4, making the total deliveries to be 8,100,000114. in exult^ of last year, whilst the importation has deereesed 14 ,600.1 eAiLe. Rice has farther declined 6d. Battai.' sold 7e. to To. 6J cash and prompt. tkryrraz.—Refraction 4 sold at 3a., Which woe lower price. TALLOW MARKET.—TATS DAY. The market is quiet to-day. Town tallow 4 quoted 48e. 6d. net each ; l'etersbwi Y.C. on the spot, 495. ; all Um year, 49e. 6.1.; December, 49a.; January and March, 491. 61. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis Tepees a large supply and very lira; demand. Prime meadow hay, 65e. to 70..; superior ditto, 72a. to 60e.; inferior ditto, 60s. to 60s. ; rower, 60e. to 60s. • clover, 80a. to 100 a.; second oat, 70t. to Ma. ; straw, 255, to 7110 a. SEntora PoAcniNn APFRAV.—On Friday night, the 13th inet , a desperate encounter with poachers oti toured in the Woods, at Sheriff balm, beloccing to the Duke of Sutherland. Between nine and ten o'clock. • keeper, named Henry Oakley, and four watchers, were on duty in the Cover, when they came into collision with a gang of poachers., numbering about 30. Oakley's dog seized one of the gang, and Oakley st the same time seized another, who escaped his gravy, and made ot. (Miley followed in close pursuit, came up with him et the hedg e hulk, and struck at him with a stick, whereupon the fu tire made a stab at Oakley with come sharp bayonet-like natrument, indicting a serious wound below the heart. Hunt, a watcher, then outs up and struck the poacher a severe blow, whereupon o the remainder of the w CMS t. his assistance and sue coded in rescuing him. They then turned the attack en =who was down on the ground. Fortunately he was with a banded pieta, which he bed strength left to be off at his cowardly assailants, who scampered off. Oakley was then conveyed home, where he now lies in • very mentions aloe. The k eep ers dog was stabbed in many sodlt is believed they hada horse and cart with them, at they came from the neighbourhood of Wolverhainp ket.-6Arytosesiry Journal. FATAL RAILWAY AOCIDENT.—A ship's carpenter, named Frederick Jonee,"was on Monday night knocked down end run over by an engine en the Preston and Wyre trey, at Fleetwood. The deemed wu crossing the line at the time of the accident, and though the engine-driver took every means to prevent the casualty, the deceased seemed so confused that ha was unable to move, and wee killed 'linnet instantueounly. He belonged I. Preston, was G 3 years of age, and hoe left a widow end sin children to deplore hi* loos. PI Si _ r 1 A" 16n 76 71 7 1 77 ISdis 16 It 16 1• 111 IN 46 n Is N 11 44 OS 10 14 111 Lit •8 Is II li Si NO S ?tk 111 i I/I I I tit Ps •