The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-27 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. _4.--- MANSION 110CSIL Jolts Orme was broaght before lb* Lord Mayor, charged with hemp et lee a coat which hung iosids the shop of Mt Cisme+, es• tier, in King Willem-street. Ite prisoner wee seen to tars into the shop sad draw the oat from a hook, bat upon pererivieg that the act WU Ob @mid, Worsts with thc p. nos wno saw him commit the N bb.ry, sad not, " Utt, tare It is ; I picked it op." Ike prisoner said be toned the c tat on the ground, end isasr!wely took it it tc give it t) the °weer. Ike prisoner wet comw.tted as a ragas sad vagabond fee pr.imocthr. . - Itl 70110r1117.11. 41.112,9 Anden.,o er.e brosibt balms the L,rd MayOr, tikarefAl under the tollowir it : Want 11.1• ru, watnr, attd—Aboat the 10th er lltk a 5, pt, her Ike prl our canto to we, and having asked eLetber 1 er , • .• lb. Astnt of g in en merages I said and be par... a obeys., as flukey's aak for odd, sod told se to mr.t bun at a pab.ic km*. 1 taint, sad was do - sised at tbe bank. It wee proved tbst the chewse was a (artery. Hr. Mullen', f,r the proeecatim, wild he would p into upper caw, which world he imp -M.O, as weaseled with ohlett had bees heard at tali Massiott-hou• soap Noe befit. A vitt? meted thee he wee employed as de to Henley's Beek by the pris a r with a chi qua for 601. H. 'melees' the e.oh st the bask, sod tei k it to the prisonsr, tram when be noised 3,. for hi. Mishit. lie o saw the pietism said Tesaday last, when he weal to Newsete sad seassised him. Xr. Hansa/ said he should nitwit a visaed for some days sod the Lard Mayor imam:lmM? emoted. 1 . 0, 'Moan eimeeet.il with the belies robbery. GUILDHALL Itched Hay, lobo b.4trairVprevirnialy charged w:th tbtaisisri nosey loader blur ,masts., sad by wear, of i.wista, was seals plated at it. bet this morsioir. Adaitiolllll OVideEtt beau gives, be was testecoad fewitteris days' liarisocesent with bard labour. MAR LBOAOUOII-BTREET. IVI LIM/ - ----- Mr. Jain Faeroese. • merenant in ta. City, Wu brought before Mr. amass, es Se Gllariag sharp: Charles Wyatt, a waiter at Qelaa's Oyster-noes, No. 17, Mayteuket, stated that about tau o'clock es the psalms ash) the defesdant ad atother sentlemes 'stewed the imam and attend two mutton chops. While they wen bens milted. be eaw sefeadast op to the lcoklag.glatn, which was over the arrays*, sad wi.h a ring whisk he had is 114 head, wretched ea the middle of the plow a large letter "H." Wastes remonstrated with the defendants, mad tad his he had spoilt the glary, end IMO% pay for the damage, shill would b. M. This the defrodalt rased to do, sad la em u • St" eestody. w irh e . s :rl,4;s lo l. o l l a answer to the charm said the glare was scratched ores with usni, sad Is, is the Ise of u. .rest. thesteht there would be so bun is Ws Initial; s lame " oft,, the sewn of " Bid Sylue." Is reply to Mr Stashes, the waitn aid then might be ells ether users steretthed in the glass, Maids the de fladast:s "H " . . _ Yr.iiisitheat maid that altered the emit, fat if the letter wretched oa the Rleea bed hese the lest sad sly ass, be Auld have ordered the defendant to pep the frit vales of tar (laic hat r thus were use other manes on the ekes, ke &plasm) enoli not, for the sake °f jastier. order bin to pop more than hie sttars, tamely, tea stil'iage. TU limey an at ease paid. CLERICAL COURTESY. Last Monday a notstosr of poor people resorted to the Town•bali, likestee, as which day the dimities of "inborn' sad minis have bun previenly distributed by tbe vicar, cherchwerdeas, and parish racers. Ow of the guardians of the poi, of the parish, Mr. Jensph wen, as hie pudierwor• had dose, to heffigenal.amil Imend the vita Obit Ku.O 8 Berseete) art his ewer sad ess cluarchirazden alone, doliog out the prowls; sad was arid by the vicar what he wasted, rhea Mr. Bailey esswered that he was some is see that the mossy was fairly tietributed to all classes of ilea poor, whether churcdsgtopl• or &neaten. The vicar, however, very wroth, mend that b• should cot see tba seamy paid, mad insisted tarns Maturing the place at neon. Ls. Batley essapleised Mike treatment, and sail he thought It was very sumeartasses to t-est him in sash a meaner, as he was not wee to eon• plain or digitate is say wry or shape, bet merely to me to whin the mosey we. paid, and that the peer and neommitom aloes should be the recipients thereof. The war said that on pros:nue ressiase the goardisas who had been present hat misrepresented his seiCaad deeds. rid that he would sot Indere then to be presets gals, and besides, that was hie room, and if Mr. !Way dtd not leave. he would mad for the constable to take Ma oat. Mr. Bailey denied that the room we the Meer's, end wetted that it was built by subtle sebeaription, sod be loosed to the tows; and if his modernism?, had (with or without reams) made remark, tippets, the partial mower is winos he distributed the money, it was unfair to plaids him for their elm. The row was fall of peepl., sad the a:amiable having bees lest for arrived, cad after imffeatully prevailing spa Mr. Bailey to go (who mused his to he catetul, as that if iss Aid he Arad obtain re dress, if possible), hesitated in meting. Tao visor, however, manias to stand between him and all danger," gam orders fir Mr. Bide, ha instant T1121..1, mad he wee mord iatly taboo oat of the room by the sonar. Their nvereases, with their churchwarden, this proemial to dole out the gifts to whom they thought proper. The ratter, however, will not root here, r proceedings will be sommeseed imme diately sgsiaot the parties 00410111114 —Dreg Mporter. THE PAILTAMENT•ITREIT hilluDia.—Bir George Orly, bating made iatteiries reeMostoot Lingo, the _yes*, VIM who s,ieed Mar!ey, the murderer, and Indies him to he a mas of geed ammeter and intelligenee, has appointed bin S. he the samienger at the Bow.atteet pollosmoart. Caurios 19 Bubo:Moab. —At the Borough Court. Bradford, Yeekohlre, oar Wedneedey last, a man aimed P.westt, a 'tutorial'. diameter, was °barged with brsakieg late a dwelling hi..., and was enemaitted for trial et the mielims. Mr. Joshua Pollard, see of the night:au% Owned that as same of the pibeeet's eampaaleas were me deeli la omit be wished to say to then that they bed bet se keep sway from Peen Bill and Crew Trees (the worthy nagatrate's teoldesors), Meanie If they visited either of them plum, they would meet with a warm re sort. a, inasseueb at Iha inmates wise seder the Fraternise tenelvies sod other weew.ea. TSB POLICE STABBING AT MEBTETIL—AII ad join% %tem was head 03 Wednesday atierness at the Castle Rotel, Merthyr Ty4ll, oaths hedgef Joseph Pause, pieties mutable es the Vale of Lath MAirey, aged 23. The yarn/elms of the ease, whisk hall Mindy appeased vet cilia.., eta Muffthou :—Ge the aught of the 16tb ist. the hewed wet at a poblarheese ht Merthyr, le emepary with some ethers, whoa • seas WWI Ilia. Jos. kin cane is, wise, after quarreling with in while party, was ne.amted by the Isadlady to lam the beam to he ontiehd Is be shades the dimmed puha, !ha teemed. the nor, cad they all west cut line the Mani Ilegither, Junkies itemise I. would be teepee* UP. MI O . meted rouread towards him. whoa &Was at Wm, sail stabbed him with a htife la the ablesua. Tl. Jury Maned a court of " Ware' sotive" plot who was smelled to gaol us'. the oisholleffast. QUA/ Tsevautab--.11 few days sp l izeob eider me had spewed is the a lowa knoolf the Beata te i rtaa gal ted atrial Wa al( away Is the 'WI steaserNsefa. Mm Mew Took, mad, he babe ells login say plawithe lemesell at biaseell, wee ryes la s serge ea the pobeL He his seas bees diedmeged, the mum, Mem& that he is of geed family, vb. will pay the mugs seas,. It sprees that he bad beta sahneasbe la Previa, mad west to AMOCO 00 pooh his halaah, ead had NM attending him there, and Sevin MS hie albeedea, he tuned homewards to Measure , talks Ode hop odd way ef welds( pewege. He bed tee luggage with him *amp' a email beg. lumsfiet Scum CoLunts.—Arraagemeata ere bey teees es the ryas to laical m e a ntan el noels We the hal trad e which, If the espe prove asecesibel, meet 'materially Mime the favour el this beam* of oar etweeettle aerie.. The preempt elms of mew anima @arty hem eve be Na headrest tees ; bet Heigh Taylor, 1.41.. of bultwoult Maass, the aboiNewe of the Lied.. Coal Ss. thaw, use athee seatlehow segegoi r aballar openness, hue aseesibei la WM • boa ei womb le be maeleyed la sib belle male of mete the. double the duty weals eur la sot. =Let nitehell ..ef Lew Walker, art Mid- I %gift Ise el them easel& tie will be 260 feet Meg. 36 ' het bithei b anii of sorempeediag depth. sad will *airy 1,600 tees name.sd eaMelent fuel for the voyage. Thebot tomofthesNpwill been& double. sod will be coestrasted as the ailieler tubular waive, the auto ai adopted is the Chest Beeleent steam hip, be obits( at MillwalL Televise between the doable bottom will be made &Tellable fee earrp fug tutu ballast as the return voyage, of Mash thus will be 460 tone. Moen. 111 , enell gad Co. ate eke Wilke' ember glees of free mew (Alien, to go with urger. above bridge le the Tifillooo.—Swouterialuf Herald. SUIPWSECIL AND EXTRAOSDINART RICANS ON To lever hum F• 110040310 0000•111210 the if the brig &tem, of Marypeet, which left Liver. Pool es the 26th ult. for Barbodocs, c rewi esupe. lies visa a brig of 231 . teas. and had a M am m on heads on is teed— emu of whom was drowned. The brig foundered on the 16th lastest, bans, met with a herniae., aimed'd with a very heavy ma, which, on the 13th started the stern sad did onset osnistre. so that oe the 16. k the crew e tal c ao 'neer r trip he, .utter, and she fitamiered. The dump was done is ht. 43 41 N keg. 10 44 W. Captain Colmar weal dews with the yowl in a gnat depth, sod was on her when the blew .p with tr. eiendues forte. but happily be rose spiv, sad was hoed by a spar which mime up from the bottom wash extreme trelt.e ty se ea to rim fcaty-iles feet above the lariats of the vs The new get sway is beets, aid erne pielted up by a Detsh vessel. WITRUCTION OF SALMON.—llorieg the late RNA large eveatriee of .301 a .n were enahlst to MB up tato the mime is the asigehouthood tf and Mem the *atm Lave ..har r ied the rivers are litersily sersnefrie with hum, all e•ty lir, at numbers are talon eat daily (gueday not ems eseentso !). Sev-eal or the ith caught wsighed upwards of 201 to. each —Caritsk Journal. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1858. tendency towards improvement. The chief move.' meet wan is the funds.which gradually strengthened throughout the day, dually Glaring 3per cent. higher than an Wednesday. The prospects for the new year are considered good, and there is a strong disposition in most quarters to discourage any alarmist views relative to the dispute pending between Prussia and Switzerland. The elasticity of the market becomes more apparent immediately upon the subsidence , of the pressure for money. Both in the Stock Exchange sad in the discount market to-day the demand was slack, owing to the large sums pro vided at the beginning of the week. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will com mence on Monday, and some anxiety is telt by spe culative holders of stock relative to the effect which the demand for money incidental to the close of the year may have upon the rates of "continuation." At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Resta closed at 86.75 for money and 86.80 for the end of Decem ber, being scarcely per cent. below the elosieg quotations of Wednesday. Some disappointment has been ocoaaioned hy the extreme caution displayed by, the Beek of France, which as yet has only extended the date at which it will discount ; bills from 60 to 75 days. A further relaxation, ' however, is looked for at an early date. It is re ported at Paris that the Bank's stock of coin and bullion, which was stated in the last return at 7,932,5001., stands now a little over eight millions sterliog. It would appear that the addition to the metallic reserve consists merely of the gold purchased at a premium by the institution. Until the precious metal flows voluntarily into the Bank the adminis tration will _probably maintain their restrictive regulations. The situation now, however, shows a great improvement over that of a few weeks age, when the expenditure of a large sum in " premiums" failed to prevent an extraordinary drain upon the Bank. SHARE LISIS-21112 DAY. Two oVwm The railway share ma►ket tc•day is generally firmer. The chief demand has been foe Midland and Great Northern stooks, which show a sensible ad'anoe. Great Western is also decidedly strong. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway shares matinee to meet with inquiry. Other foreign and colonial 1 1 descriptions are quiet. ORDINARY MARRO AND STOCKS. 41 41 al' $9l 174 1.3 Isi lii U 93 U 014 U 89 1 1 11 T i l , U 40 SI IS 7 • di II U SI itta N N Ta 80 4 00 0 70 1110 lli IN 111 W4O /0 74 y 3, . ff a 0/0 At Hamburg the rate of discount, which lately touched 7 to 71 per cent., has reseded to 6 to 61 per mat. Both in that city and at Berlin the stook mar- 1 bets show a tendency towards improvement. Consols opened at Wednesday's closing quotation of 931 to 94, and gradually advanced, closing at 941 to lex div. for the Bth Jan. For the February smut there have been some transactions at 011 to*. The °Metal business report is se follows: Three per Cont. Consols, for account 94, 941 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 94, 931, 94k. New Three per Cents., 941, 941. Three-and-a-Ralf per Gout. Ex chequer Banda, falling payable in 1868 and 1859, 981, 981. Exchequer Bills remain at their reduced quotation of 21. die. to 2s. preen. Exchequer floods closed at 981 to 1. Turku& Six per Cents. showed great firmness, and closed 1 per cont. higher these on Wednesday, at 951 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. also attained a alight advance, being last quoted 103 to 1. Spanish Warred Three per Cents. were more inquired fa t and the more favourable terms doe ceded by the Coniseistioners of Veneseela have tensed a further advance II the Bonds of this state. li 11% IN 111 I AI I I Ms lON Me ski I 4 II die par f IA if •24 .. a It 2i lll iii iii di 44 4 s 41 di 111 1 S i OS /11 11 Is II dk ke 101 104 Sli 70 71 44 . 4! Ottoaun Bank charms olassd to dy atl! to 14 die. ; Bank of Egypt at 4 to 4 dia. ; National Dis went, at 16 16 to 1 1-16 FOOL i ditto, new aliases, at to prem.; London t a u s at 1-16 die. to par ; and General Bank of Bwrland, at 14 to Of die. Bank of London and City Bank stock, were quoted 11. lower, and Union Bank of Ansi:alai 11. 1 higher. The shares of most of Hui other London banks are Brm. Biasing Telegraph stook ruled rather lower. Land and Steam shares were quiet. Australian Royal Mail shares are marked 24 (101. Ths nominal closing quotations for the new!y pro- jected railways an subioured, via.: Eastern Benal Railway,7-16 to 9-16 prem.; .Ceylon Rallway,l 1-16 g to 1 3-16 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, 1-16 to kprem.; Riga and Dasaborg Railway, 4 to prem.; Copiapo Railway, 3 dim. to pram ; Italian Inaction Railways, 2 to 14 die.; Euphrates Valley 'Railway, k to 4 peens. ; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A share', dim. to part ditto B shares, Ito 01 die. ; Metropolitan Railway Guaran teed shares, 4 to 4 dim. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—European and Indian Inaction Telegraph Company, I to I man.; West Ham Dia. tiller y Company, dm. to par; Levant Mineral, die. to par.; National Gas/erased Manure, 4 to prem. The shares of the Mons Collieries and North HaL land Railway Companies were quoted 4 to 4 prem. le 1 as 11. llle 77 74 00 4 sli 8 i 117 I 1 gls 14 IS I. N"" 0 11. I% *I I s 1 4 14 I 9 I Pm 93 310 90 91 M U PIN 9 1/9 NI 11 m Ili fiS 1 se ma MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The market for :British misfits stooks remains quiet, wit‘only s moderato sallow of business. Prices szitplit no material variation. In the Stock Exchange Pootgibsed shame are officially marked 81(2W. paid), and Cobra foli. Subjoined le a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Boyatsll, 6; Oftla Alfred, 12g, 1, 1. 12, 1; Lay Borth', 204, 210., 190., 20.. 6a., 210., Yss. ; North Bunt, 36; North Crotty, 61; North Priutool, 10, j, ; North Pooltoldirls, 21; Porhoillo, 101, I; Bortridp Cos. sob, 11.1; [loath Carodos, 360; &oath Cars Bros. 17, 1; Trowooolko, 31 ; West Carodoo, 1421, 146; Whoa llatororo, 21; WhoZ Horrid, 100 At. 11444 ; Wheal Yitty(Loloat), 1166,16, 141; Wheal Zion, 20.. In the Stock Exchange : North Borst, 331. 36 ; &Moldy Console, 11, 1 0.16; rorkollio. 101, g ; North Crotty, 61, g ; Lady Births, 30.. 611, 224 44., 224, 210. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(TRIB DAY.) lie II an In 0 This morning the monthly returns of the Bard of Trade for the month muting Nov. 30, 1868, INN issued. We subjoin the total declared value of the apes et British and Irish produce and manslactures daring the month, including only the N enumerated N U Si tile II 11 4 r N li U Pa IS 1 Ili US 1t 1O LOS HO N ne I I" Fa 1 4 pa 11 NPe I a•. Is' • IS Ns ••• 4 - 4A PO NI i il el Pi N lei la ICO IR alili 111 I MB ISM it! I up U 4 ill i ts ism ftli 1102131 MARKIM-THIS 114 T. Two °Two& The fonds continue to show an upward tendency. Prices have again risen h per cent. to-day. The railway share market is also very strong. Console opened at 941 to 1, and are now quoted 941 to lex die., for the Bth of January. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 94 to 941 ; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to 1; and Exchequer Bills at lc di& to 2s. prem. Foreign stocks of all descriptions are well sup ported, and a fair general business has been done. Prices, however, show no striking change. The complete list of the day's sales is subjoined, viz.— Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 31st De. comber, 100; ditto, small bonds, 101, 100. French re. per Cent. Rentes, 87fr. 60c. (exch. 28fr. 20e.); ranads Active Boonds, 211; ditto Deferred, 61; Mexican, foe the 31st duet , 211; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Ceuta., 78 to 773 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., for the 31st instant, 481; Spanish Old Three per Cents.. 421 ; ditto for 31st of Dec., 42i ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 243: Turkish Six per Cents. for the 31st of Dec., 951 to 951; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents. for the 31st of Dec., 1031; Venezuela Deterred Bonds, 18. Monday next being " makiurup day'' in the glare market, the fortnightly settlement will espy attention on that and the two following dere. The advice* received from Ireland yesterday indioate that the rr:ent foolish bank panic be. peened away. No further shipments of coin from thin side are son immolated. The bar silver brought by the steamer Magdalena was sold yeet?.rday tor India at 61.1 id. pew os.etendard, being as advance of id. as impaled with the price realised for the remtttanee by the peeving packet.l The Chilies do;lare brought by this vessel have also been sold at 4s. 11 id. par cs. Os 'Chases yesterday the rates for bill on Ham ' burg and Frankfort were quoted slightly lower, and on Vienna sod Trieste somewhat higher. Thr; rate foe long bills on Paris was rather lees favourable. The trasseetione were limited. The wrest quota. tins are subjoined, viz.: Amsterdam, 8 months, 11.17 to 1 ; ditto short. 11.13 e to 14; Botterdeso, 3 swaths, 11.17 to I; Antwerp and Braun., 3 math., 16.30 to 6; blostwur, maw 13.61 to 7; Perim, 3 smiths. 26 60 to 6; ditto Amite !an to 7t ; Merseines, 3 'meths, 36.621 71; bssi Frasuereowthe-hlaine, 3 months, 1181 to 1191; Peters. , 3 mouths, 371 ; V 3 months, 10.40 to 4; Trieste, 3 mouths, 10.42 to m b Naidee. 3 maths, 421 to 1; Claes. 3 mouthy, 25.721 to 6; Leghorn. 3 mestba, 29.671 to 621 ; Palermo, 3 mouth., 1291 to 130; Muslim, 3 mouths, 1291 to 1301; Oporto, 3 months, 613 to it Lie ha, 3 months, 611 to 1. The oorn market yesterday was quiet, bet steady. Only three grain•laden vessels have arrived off the Gout sines Friday week. The circular of Meson. S. H. Lucas sad Sons remarks: Eateadee ehipm;itOtraTebies made to aniseed Por tugal within a few weeks, mud she have beta made tee aguish amain fee lamertl voag. Velem the ==e of those easel*, he surpass Nog b smally they , reran le hex be ism lee bete eleeleete leseekek teyeedebie segethe at the one nessee hum Lehisa.. sehkeiker Channel Wald• Waled. Oak, Wain, Aaatta. Marseillss, the As-4 sad Amsliedem. resolatios jest mispled by the Great Northern Railway Board has hem Mended with a favourable effect upon the priced tads sempanyse stock, which yesterday attained a tweak rally of 1 per sent. A eall of 24 is to be paid on the *bares of the South Yorkshire Railway and River Da Company by the 14th of January; • cull of IL per share, making 101. paid, on the altars of the Rhysoney Railway Compay by the 21st of January; and a first call of 21. on theme of the Sittingbourne mod Sheerness Rail way Company by the 10th of February. A call of 24 10• is to be paid on the 254 *bares is the Grand Junction Waterworks Company by the 24th of January. The following meetings are newly announced : Imperiel Life Insurance Company (ennual), for the 6th of January; Patent Solid Sewage Manure Com pany (extraordinary), for the Bth of Jimmy; Gomel Crapes's, Company (Bret ordinary General Meeting), for the 7th of January. Creditors of the London and Penner* Serpentine Company are to prove their debts bakes Vie,- Chaecelloe Woc 1, who proposes on the gad of Jemmy to appoint an final liquidator. The Emigration Commissioners will receive feeders on the let of January for the hire of ships, to proceed reepootively to Sydney and Geelong. 'These vessels mast be ready foe pasesnprs between the 10th sad 17th of February. The Bast India Company will receive tenders as the 2nd of January for the conveyance, in a weed of about 600 tone register, of 240 toes of dead weight l and 200 tons of aleasureable goods, from Repast to Madres; also, on the same day, for the conveyance, in a reseal registering about 600 toms, of 100 tome of plvanised iron wire, from Liverpool to Calentte. Tenders will be received by the Admiralty on the 30th most. for the conveyance of stores (hell est tridges, medical stores, powder, orimbestadee, provi sioes, masts , tor) from the river Thames to Asekkand, Hoadaras, Jamaica, Antigua, Demerasa, Ascension, Cape Town, Graham'. Town, Hoeg Roam Corfu, and St. Helots. The return of lb* Buk of Eaglsad for the week eadhig Batatday, Dos 10, whoa compered with the penises return, shows the following results : eirsubtdes Menlstiea active 11,613,040 DWI'S, 189,770 Publie deposits 6,891,949 Insure 691,324 Other deposits Whew - sent securities ia basking depart:seat . 10,870,431 Isereses 229,684 Otter secerit es in Wald; Oda upsraasstManias both 17,864,440 Tamers 836,732 sad is departments Ilecea day sad film bills 1122,a42 Lwow 11,061 The Rest Notes la reserve The sabjcined axhibits Mextent d 8b wok's variaticos at awe view : halls &yea* • lamas .. L 69,324 Mar dipcallp taame .. 460,271 Yaw sag Ms fa almadatlia: d wenn . • Meet Mamie .. 13,717 On tbe other side of the account: Government seenritioe Menem .. Other comridee Oda .d bellies demean .. 178,703 Total Mess champs ar• laspeshi M mt s sod tighter mow market " sus et dun? lM 1•••••• or 460,2711. in the "die" Loma was salialy ceased by the payment into the Bank of the- ca ll o f 61. as the C shams of the Bert Indian Railway Com pany. Notwithstanding this influx of deposits, how ever, together with an addition of 691,324 i. to the Treasury balsam, the increase in the reserve of un employed notes is only 40,7061. The saddes with thswal of so large a slim m 1,041,6931. from the opus market tossed prerrare out of doors, sad brought numerous borrowers to the Beak. Hence the important increase of 826,7331. in the "other" securities. The Bank has also made a further additios of nearly a quarter of • Edam to its stock of government ssaties. The deans MI 178,7031. in the metallic stock need excite no me& nem whatever, sins it is fully explained by dm OW ceptiocal remittances of coin to Ireland. The balsam shading at the dispels' of the Chancellor of dm Raelseqoar is highly astidaotory. WI OF II OWID.—Aa linsook WA Via. a* Lw Wm wok mew pariana to &BMA hi lad as fardia.Das. fo. tin ram inzair .... lite Va. r SACK. Wks foam Soft laid ASS•2I ........ 1•1111110 11/PARTNI3% =dome pow ....postl ilersrameat Ilieurtlies OWNS Wu& Dud Weighs Pubila Dauses kranissi .. —..../20.8A431 P i o= t eril l S Otber soceritiii NOM AMA* DOA. sad Div. /ANL) woe Clad =a Myr Oft _ QUO owe itepody. . 9,4v3.014 Ilms-die ur .46'1'6own ps, 000. 674 D•s• a. lift ILWAISHILLL. Chisr i eller °l"7 . 4 FRIDAY EVIIIING. Owing to the holiday season, little hastens was done today in the Smelt Exchange ; nevertheless all the markets were firm, with, m mast cases, a For tho )(oath. 1866 £9.149.383 1856 A.... 7,674,718 1864 6.771,773 laolading the useeasferated articles, the romith's returns are 10,272,0731., against 8,769,8491. is 1856, aad 8,808,4981. is 1854. For the eleven mamba eliding Nov. SO. 1838, the ratans for all articles were 105,846,831, ea compared with 88,847,2801. to 1835 and 89,738,6881. is 1834. 1 THE SUFFIELD MURDEL—Willisla Orahe, ale of tee perms with the wilful mutter of Kr. Charles F st Stalleld. has QM be was ine astirm assrer sedomr, s.d that his twe bee• then, Hewn Ombra sail Joseph Graham, wan MlNMelbres are the hal. TM metetratee, IL W. Has. Ha. (ebeirsess of the bosh), Consul Harrises, sad Esq., met ea Me panes oats, retrial, es Wend were egg aged MI a late hoar at eight is tabs the degsaMmes of the Mitssesse, shoat twisty Is tesmbw. Tie golessees Whams, maser has fenakeskim, essibta bee sedeerse w mare amigo, and the liable bum* be sesstate mapasios. Tim murderer's ask** emessle Os this :—Os the sista at the murder, ha bad gun le U.s &Wu for the pares of PosEhiEl• HE bad set bees Meg Muse Mies the as renews galas se ,per Theses Mapes, smidesly prosestod himseU boss bebisd s wall, sail lad Mid eras gm whin Graham bat is hie Use. • Waggle atethel, is the mares of with& Simples osessedsl Isdebeg eggs ges midrib was leaded,bst OnMm meisteleml his WI, and mutually heel it from Simpers's raw flelsag eggs this advastrip,Oraluus ant* Simms beseg _Mew gym the frost of Os bud with the barrel, • Wag esesalme te the grand ; sad whilst epos the pad, tbe ruthless 'maker dull his deteseelese Wa velet three ether blows epos the base of the skill, • Weaselly killed bia. Orange this west hoses sad aressal his heath t., sad .bussed their mamma is Ss awed IR the Wpm. Is comegssuo of what Gramm his WM, the palm hive fond the very fee with whisk w deed was dose, balm between Ski thank sad the Messer Ms [snar'. home, is • way that would have baled es sasaviesd search. ft bas likewise hoes proved thet the lalliff woo premeditated. Oris of dm 111141111114 (ruses Heestesd), is hie diadem*, says I wee Omar leg sore fee Mr. Dodd's& of Hauser Dyke, as ski 16th of November lest, shoat In s'olook is lie ammo (tin sight of the nerd.* she. Wham Grates mum halo dm bars sad said,' Now, Freak, le trov at work.' Hs due laid dows es the straw, ad said, • I sae gong out to slime Is sight ; I harm when the game sits, I know every foot .ad every nook of the mimed ; 'esd If the—keeper tomes to me, out goes t he -- brass ; but I will spook ems to him, mil I'll tell bin to stead bock, led if 'be ears as lash towards me, out goes the Masi. I maker has Mane me bell, OW sees devl. Ima the ass that will de the deed. Thou knows ell about it. There sane shall bs s ahem fiudield Hall take so. I will sever Me with my shore off.' He then put his heads to his seek, lied aid, ' I do mgt owe a If I he Imaged toestorrow.' Ho atm west oet of the bars, and I sew hies so msee."—Msachosia fursawirar. ItAswan. In Hi I• •• • • si I i ea 3 3 sii a i 4pa V N OS Ili Il 1$ IN IN 4 411 101 IN itl s ni 11$ 114 I 1 Pm 14 SI ni i is N n us au sts. I pd. • Ararte=llce•A. J 1 Delid rad Dffillymes s themi./101•Jsrvartaille iIII III De. do. am la.. * abl BEAN CAlsiiels• • uYr ..filif*bmi -111 Out Ch mil NM Mot Imo. DuAL.Pre..mialsrd.l. Nu 10 tag ausse m e=" --- ro 1 11 Vaime„ Om A.. M ..Z1•;117.7.7....7.: 174 UN Kau . wma lANINGO7- 110 Wm. nod etworr... 10 lllNNtlyrerth.DNAN N abippir IbothWMsr dl CNN aIII etilsotkee... 00 Oise Ilaftwa ATIVIC«=: . De. S. 04.1MatharlWisklin _ _ I eo ItAarmiiiiiriV44l S I Do. •% LAN. 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"Saw .—.— 14 1 414 par LOCAL SHARI ALARKITS. lemma. Dko. 21.-The auk Boasks oak kik a quiet bat I duly = m at • Aka k kip kik si tar Lereabk _Ma I Latimithe wffd,..1171 Idiods• sae korai WWII% ku-kmbew er . Mead& mod IlsomPules. 41-1111koll. elf ,eipla 121-Onad Trask k Cork II 1-111ekki sad Lek Fkgro s f Irom - - - - - - alliMmatax. No. IL-Pailame arms demi at a stawatill ia the .use itag is ta t ipaa lmi ty abarea lle at il.-errirt V ild" ilk. k wk If 2 -latralaskaa Guarsabod. 734 4-Landis sad OM MI a-Midiaad. sl4.Tbara wore alien al Midland Fear. 004•Malf par Oret2rWmaas at 50. lad al Worarstar sad Itirmiag. boa Ong et le. illawcata - rot. Dm ta.- Than to a tridents tomiasat, at rather V 4 f -abillaid.Bll-11Inetaaltava Gairaa. _ __. 111.-110arnaid Time. ssi: RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—TIut hone retiree at W 4 war to rue Vatted Maiden. for the week oaths. Des, satesste4 to 420,4001.. sad for dm of lest yea to 4147371, obutise ea sse rd=3 The pose receipts for the eight railway levies their taw Wel to the metropolis smoastod, fee Übe wok ladles as above, to 181.4444 sad for the week of lam roe to 191,7281 , showing samisen of 1 The deseeele ea the Beaters Coved.' sotesagedi to MK g as the Great Weston to LIM i es the Welts mad derdo•Westees to OAK ea **Liaise, Beightee, sad Blade duet, Se 1261.1 lathe eel Seed& Weston, to 2,97%; east ea the Bee* le Bak OW, 11,6691. Bet hem this sad be ileieseed imam ea the Great Northwest LIM, sad ea do Leafs. nod Illeekwall, 116 L, Mavis 116 &- creme ee above, 10,1141. The receipts ea the ether Vasa la the Uaited Kinder& to to 238.9581 . sod Ise tie corresponding *died of 1856, to 226.0091.; showily sa t o of 13,9470 is the receipts of these limes, from which nut be deducted the demean to the mirropolitaa Mau, luster the owl Menses 3,6811. se compered with the me resposliss week of 1265. Bolls Lift sue 231 thoroughbred palings have been soli soder the hammer this you. nabs* 24,3021. The ammo of the present tear is sheet 105 go. co 231 tales, whereto. Wm evens. in 1865 Wel 117 p. on 200 sales, sail 137 ie. ea 182 is 1864. 1 COMMBRCIAL AND MARZBT& TALLOW DA'f, Tie market is dm. Town tallow is word bas. nett erk; Petersburg Y. C, as the soot, 68i. to 61.; all this roar, 685.; Jatraaty to Marsh, 68e. Makers deaaaoss.—Town tallow, 695. 64.; fat "ky ditto, 3s. 2d.; yellow Rantoul, 69i. 34.; silted staff, 13e. 61.; comb Litto, 275.; tallow graves, 171. ; geed drags. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. --- . ----- ---- ----- Mr. B. J. Dario reports trade without altoratbre. Primo meadow hay, 70►. to 761. ; *ammo ditto, 76a. to 845.; inferior ditto. 60s. to 66e.; clover, 90s. to 1101-; wend eat, 765. to 841.; straw, 24,. to 28s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET,.-THIS DAT. Supplies of most things in mums continue to be sufficient for the demand, and trade is tolerably brisk. Pine Apples and hothouse Grape. may still be had at lest week's quotations. Pears ere deer. Dessert Apples also nallse high priers, and pod varieties for kitchen use are scarce. There is still a fair demand for Hest Cobs at 110 s. per 100Ibe.; Barcelona Nuts, 204. per bushel ; New Spanish and Brasile, 18e. ditto. Chest nuts are fetching from 14s. to 24.. per bash& Oranges ►re tolerably abundant. All kinds of Vege tables in season are well supplied. A few rumples of Preach Aspnegus have made their appearance. Ssakale and Rhubarb rosy also be obtained. Portugal Onions fetch from Ps. to 160. per 100, or from 2s. to 3s. per dozen. Po tatoes nabs* fan priors. Cut Flowers consist of Orchids, Heliotropes, Gardenias, Violets, Camellias, Mignonette, Heaths, and Rom. Plea Apples, per lb., as lola Orapa, pa lb, Sa to 10a Pam pc dos., Oa to la Apples, pa ball alum, Is to Si Onagoa, For 100, is 6d to 9a_ Lassos, per dos.. Is to Is Pasta pit 111,, 10d to Is Sd Kent Mac. Uos )saeds, pa baba . Us =as. pr Pon, fd tO Is sa gee Wolf. ful to 161 d Ilroosoisftnon. pr bad dm. Ild to Is le Arporspo. por Is to Is pr bradly, i s to fs p. pa. told to So Id Tomsk tact;, WV, Id to to Fotoloso. ils,llll to lUD Nur bloat el Cleroly is, ed to 7d rwsdp. far duo.. to dd to b ifd r glom hi to Is fd to 24 Od irr ."' st; Is to ft Leet Oilsrh pad ss. 9d tO 04 pr Pm* led to fd Wake% por bred, 23 ed to Is Copirrep pr 10 ..1. to to leallole. A. Id to tel Osl ptrto,Ytob LotteereClie.,p. perk tato toll radtio. mg: e. to id to to ipleL.ls to lon B.ffin llseVrOrW i fi t t ai le ePollr. 'ma le to ie eaparie. le le to 14 Itailiasok par ,sod Pesky, Loo ad Ibidam. per bum* 3a gamy. dm., Id MIN. par 11:4‘ la to Is Id Ila MR al k 1 II le MERCANTILE LAW CONFERENCE. The following programmo of a Mei=gib LW Conferees', which will take play in Jemmy next sada the preaidency of the Right Hon. Lord Brougham, hen jut been issued. The Conforms, has for its vice-presidest. the Right Hon. air John Pakingtoo, Bart., M.P, file Fitzroy Kelly, Q C., M.P., Mr. Alderman Belomoss, Mr. Chutes Holland, president of the Chamber of Counters,. Liverpool, Mr. Thomas Bosley, president of the Chandler of Commerce and 'distractive", Manchester, Mr. John Salmon, 'resident of the Chamber of Commerce, Bristol, Mr. Wm. Balfour, president of the Chamber of Commons and Kasafeaturee, Glasgow, and Mr. R. Grimehaw, presi dent of the Chamber of Commerce, Belfast. Mr. Thomas Headlme, Q.C., M.P., chairman of the committee. The Conference will men at the rooms of the Law Amendment tioefety, Waterloo-plats, on the 28th and 29th of January, and will be composed, first, of each members of the Law Amendment Satiety as shall desire to attend ; euondly, of repreeentatives of town sonneib, chambers of commerce, trade associations, law societies, and other pablie bodies of • similar nature; thirdly, of each poen, member of parliament, and other persons, al tan ormatlttee of the Conference may loons. The objects of the Costumes are-1. To disease and bring under the sodas of goverment, parliameat, and the public, those Impel teatime to the mercantile lam of the United Kingdom which most require amendment. 2. To collect informatics from the various bodies represented at the Conference as to the bad legislative remedies for those imperfection'. 3. To madder the practical steps which ooght to he adopted for obtaining seek legialaUss gumtree. The subjects for di,- maim will be classified by the committee before the riper lug of the Conference, and their "election will be guided by the communications to be received from the bodies by whom delegates may be sent. Among a subjects already deter mined en are-1. The Lew of Hankraptcy ; 2. the Law of Partnership; 3. the Law of Merchant nipping; 4. the Law of Pri ncipal and Agent; 5. the 17th Notion of the Statue of Frauds; I. the Law of Beakiag ; 7. Aadmila non of the Commercial Law cf Ragland. Scotland, oat Ireland; 8. Tribute!' of Commerce. The list of moan composing the etimmitte• ie a most infineatial one, embrasiog 16 member" of parliament, and • number of other amas ses' well versed in legal sad mercantile matter. INCOME TAX MEETINGS. On Wednesday afternoon, a well attended meeting of sierchests and ehipoonen was held in the Town Hell North Shields—Wm. Walker, Esq., Mayor, is the chain —to adopt a petition to parliament, and take other meanie for the repeal of the Inman tan. The speakers ware, Mr. Joseph Straker, J.P., Mr. Alderman Mess% Mr. Alderman Pow, Mr. Leslie, and Mr. Sitotton ; and it was resolved that the income tea laws were, in their present form, unjust sad oppressive, sod ought not to be tolerated by a free people; sad that the country should be satisfied with tothlog less this their total repeal. • petition was else adopted prey ing the repeat of the tax. The speakers especielly dwelt oe the inquisitorial and unequal eaten of this tar; more especially alluding to the unfairness of the commissioners fa allowing inearasco on sea risks by policy as legitimate deductions frays income tax,:sed refute; to allow averages. Mr. Pow thought that the tes could not be avoided before 1860, bet he argued that the double tam laid on to meet the requirements of the late war should be at oat" removed. otherwise the esfaletry would be guilty of a breath of faith. —Sunderland Nova A i r ublio meeting of the inhabitants of Alnwiay called by requisitiea to the Chasberlalas of the berm's. was held la the Tows Hall. on Tuesday, for the purpose el taking into conaiderstion the propriety of patitionlog the Legislature to Mum the femme Tex. There was a large sad respestable attendee's of parties 'ebonite' la the ego 4 table atjastmest of this unpopular import. Mr. 9. Tab. men., chamberlain, in the chair. A win of resolutions ens moved by Mr. Wiliam Johnso% sad invaded by*. J. Horsley, sod unsaissously adopted, to the e lb a t , Thel ra memat charge of Is. dd. la the posed en lames is sppss.. sive, sad as, when the act mused lasmasiag the tax to WM amount, a pledp was Mama by the Gommuseat that MO Ihn oreasod rate should be coatiaged foe seeming sitar the Savelia motion of the war, and no longer, thisseesdeg Issas= teat the additional burden of itd in the petal' sisals be sehee ef e from sad alter the 6th of April asst. net exporteem hes moved that the present system of levying the iseemelem Gads to *vulva, sad ia many lastentas to fel", Wants, sad that in oorkarqseceo it works not only oppressively but also usequally sal najustly. That a mettle be seat to the Hones of Commons, embodying the foregoing resolutions, sad ousestly praying that the income sad property tax be at ones reduead from one shinier sad fauvism to Hoer maim la the pound, sad that la ls6o, or se tame moan the "samosa of the cannery will snow, the wheie of the bo om, tea to be abolished. That Lord Germiston he requested to present the petition, and that Loyd Loyale', the Hoe. Mr. Liddell, Si, George Grey, sad Mr. Beamaost be ea quieted to give it them supoort. It was shoo moved by W. L. Hinernarab, socanded by Mr. George Pike, sad vae niesously carried, that a manorial be sent to Lord Palmas don eabodylug the resolatioas of the mootrag.—Nevf num Cisme:me. We (Hampshire liselepenclent) are informed, throsilk a very reliable mime, UM lausedistely upea the - el parliament, as the 3rd of February neat, • new writ wW be issued for theeleettourn ameabolt for the borough of Newport, Isla of Wight, to aim to Ms pine of oar highly esteemed reproiestative, Mr. William Biggs, while prepared to miss his seat In the Nom of Commons as early u the meow matters SSA be amegoil for that purpose. With respect to the fah" the .as. of several gunmen buts bum euntlesed to se who us anxious of sharing I. the heaoar of rtsprimestleg the bo rough ie swaneetios with ear other respected repreentative Hr. limey, is the foremost ranks of whom steeds Chula; fluky, Beq., who set fn Lineola is the year 1817. ROYAL COLUMN Or PHYSICIANS.* -&t the ussi quarterly mania* of the Cosine *Jots, held oa Moaday. 0... 22, the following pathless, saving undergone the neasmary exansiestiost, were admitted menshere of the maw :—Dr. Headland, Gaildfortimtreet ; Dr. Huai, Lem gueer.pl.cp, Strand ; Dr Holliston, Ely-place; Dr. He rm Dobell, Leedom; Dr. Dahly, Broad strest-heildings; Dr. Nape, The Mall, Ohltoe ; Dr. Hillier, Upper Gower street; Dr. Beeped* Histaardm, Histde.stmt, Maltase &exclaim Also, Dr. Day, Stafford; Dr. Wollaston, late of Military Hospital, Scutari; sad Dr. Pearson, Bly, were admitted extra 110unit:a THE LATE MR. ELLIS OF THE BIIIIISH MOSECIII.-• .• \ 1 The British Di Reese hex sustained a loss by the death of Thomas Ellis, Beq., of Om manuscript department. Mr. Bilis was of Welch extraction, and sa admirable Wessell scholar, particalaly dietiaguished for his acquaintance with Syria*. The public are indebted to Min for the mulatto& of the extremely ennuis Hebrew amulets dinimered Mr. Lsyrrd at Nineveh, publishitd by that go:010m is woad 'einem He hod lug bees Is a dudishly state of Malth.-001 Service Gusene. MARSHAL RADITEKT.-A letter from Genoa st the 20th says—" Field liarsital Ride:sky, In spite of his 91 years, determiaed on fulfilliog his duty towards his ems- Man, sad sourdiagly vent from Verona to Yellin. sot withstaadmit that the mum was very necrosis; he has aim retained to Velum. He accomplished his journey "lama sustaining the slightest iacanveninee." H s i $7 4 ~. s 4 W " • 11l IS is" : •• •t ilia 1$ ad 4