The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WORSHIP-STRZIT. DAILIN4 uIOIWAT So SSSSS .—ANOTNEIL LEA'S NAN. Daniel lieges, seedy shi feet high sad of timeless build, woe thorned before Mr. If amain with the following robbery tr or the pens of William Gooch, a gamekeeper is Hampshire. l'iletestur said ho was Mending opposite the Eastern Comities Hallway in Shorediteh last even ing, et dusk, when the prisoner walked coolly cep to him, and deliberately ',Mien his watch by the prordAsin from his wairteciat pocket, napped it off at the nog before brr meld tee 3,. r from his astooishment. At that instant, however, he wised him, hot prisoner easily beelo away, sod bendiest the property to one of two mss, who stool close by, ne ran off; as officer chanced to he is the pathway, and, en the 'lrma being gives, sprang epos sad wcarW him, with the salinities of others. Of coulee the meriderates escaped. Aldermen, the polo, of this noo•t, informed the mails. t that 1.0. hed known the prisoner elites his was a boy, at which time hi wee enestsntly 1 -1 trouble epee. shames el !Cosy, sad be e iitteeed so until *titbit the last eases year, whoa hi disappeared, sod there wee not this slightest desist of his haring ed from treesporstios wit► s t•ekst el-leave.. fris , ser, In &Vim, drool aid that he was quite licensed el Ow whole affair, sad sorely les because be saw the pro. neuter memoir Nut 13..5. MI. 0 web said be via compelled to return tato the eons. It/ this dee, sad prisoner was reminded for the completion of the depoeitioas. CLERKENWELL. Bemtvounrce.—Th• stmeg magistrate reirtestod our report,/ to acknowledge the ratio' of • 101. ewe frost OC. V ." the half of • U. sot., No. 90,8931. from IL 8 T.." and IL. i• pottage mope, ham "11. 8. H." for the pow-boa of this coact. SOU lIIWARK. &NOT NIA DARING OA 110TIB 11.011DNILT IN TN, SO/LOCOS. James Parker, a atonable, shrtivlooking follow, WM placed at the Mr, before Mr. C'sM, charged with sow mating a violent assault on a widow lady, sawed Au dnderton, sod attemptioa to commit a robbery. The prosecute'', • middle-aped lady, said that she resided at No. 6, Biatile-anal, L mg lase, Bermoselsey, sad on the previous eves aa she had hien on a visit to some Binds is the City. Shortly after twelve o'claalt they were ntoralog hose alotso Tooley-street, mid jut as they ware posing the railway arch, nest the inches stem the pd sour suddealy rushed epos ber end seised her by the throat. She was so friahtuied at the seditious. of tho sank that eh* 'early lest her a..... for a slats, when the rfoeiter struck her two hem blows on the throat, sad seised hold of no victories wit% the view *1 swabs!! it. Her siver, eh r was &so much alarmed, screamed oat, mad, es • 'talks= making his *armature,. the Prllener rem away, bat war rinsed sod captured. Her victoria* wassails torn is the straggle, bat he war unable to shoal it. Mr. Dimas, a elmalat, residing la Tooky-streest, said lie was retort's. boas shortly after twelve o'elerek on the m ains sight, and whoa puling opposite one of the railway etches, he hoard some females 'militia oat for assiatenee. Ile crowed over and row a man runic( sway, whin Mr.. Actinic" told hint tbat man had nearly streagled her, sad 'snook dto rob her. Witness west la parsait of his sod used hold of him on the steps li &ding to the railway. He struggled vary hard to stet sway from Min, bat wits's' was too mach f...r ti:as and be kept bold of him tomtit asasstabl. mss up, seism he was tames into custody. Mrs. Aaderton Immediately 'distilled him ea the as. who bad masked her aid attempted to rob ber. le sumer te the shirr, the prisoaer said he was attack Ent br the lady, who coiled him very bad num, end the& be took hold of her violin's, and urack Mn. Audition positively denied thst ilts hod over sees the pri , oncr until he pounced open her sad assay stun. glad her. Poliee•rxstsble 80 M void kg took the pristine tato Ins tate, bet he St eu nothing of bleb. Mr. C,nthe oiled the prisoner wbether be wield I. triad by Ms or go tolls isseione for trial. If Is woo Marteest be could teens the latter. Tao prisoner laid he would rather haws tha sages set tled at ogee. Mr. Combo thou told him he had sada a seat ferocious attempt to rob the lady, conaoquaaaly be should sentence, tow to three =oaths' hard labour ia Wasdaworth Hesse of Correetioa. LAMBETH. Mary Carey, s dissipated looking old dame wbo said elle Rot her Liston by sillier *wets, wee chatitelbefore Mr. El liott, with barter Patine.' herself on one side of Mishit:est, Newiapton, which has hese recently easeulamiisod, sad amused herself, by thrombin pieces of Irma* at the cabs sod omnibus* as they pseud. She at leeirth mashed is the panel of a cab, sad was gives tato ties eastogy of tks police. The prisoner, Is reply to the charge, wads a rawblise Mecum at aboat Wog Aldred " by the boys end the drivers, and wee ordered by the fassawsts to pay be., the damage to the cab, or in dstaalt to be lap/loomed for four teen days. • IDLOTAL HUSBAND. Jobe Fi'agersld, a reillsely.lookiag mictermosger, was charged w.th haring &malted hie wife, Illizabath Fitz gerald. Police constable Alfred Toner, 67 L, deposed that at half past tads. o'clock on that morning his etteeilost wee draws to No. 13, Doeghtyatreet. Lambeth-walk, by hearing load 'amens of Murder," sad on ping there be loved the ' prisoner ill using his wife who wee at the time lying on th e B oor an d begging of ' his net to 11l ims her say more. He, witness, saw that hes lip was split and mach sappy, and jest as be was approaching the prisoner se saw bin give hie wife a dope nte hick an the leg, which made her wises very mash, aid she was namely able to go to the ditties as glee bin into castody. Abe was not sow is atteatizalatr, sad he mks steed it was not her Intention to appear. The prisoner said be ordered his wife boom from a plain levee, sad when they get beam they querrislied. Hr. Elliott ozaviavad him is a penalty ef 40e., or twisty days' impriemment. TUB BCIGLART NEAR SHEYFIIILD.—Yesterday ell mu were brought up beton the Sheffield heath of magistrates m auspicion of Wise ameented is • daring burglary at Maaor•osks, the residence of Mr. W. Bradley, brewer, particulars of which appeared la the Barnum of Um 10th isst. The prisoners were all from Barnsley, oseept ese, wko la a pettier at Rawmarsh, sear Rotherham. The bar lary for which they were appr. beaded was me of the most dories sad notelet character. Bat:sacs wee effected tab the boom by twins open with arowbus the window of the dialsg.room, which apes upon • grass hien. Five sees mitered the bedroom of Mr. sod Mrs. Bradley armed, cue ef them with • revolver piaci, sad the others with Wedgies& leaded at the cod with lead, and all bad their feces eovered with mashy, and were otherwise diegsisme. Mr. Bradley was smoked by the mos as he lay b hod, sad I. eadesvmriag to past. at bis bead from the biomass of Its augers was trammed, hie ars eat loth. hose, and other mans *arias teeethed, from which be has bees essaseil to his home mall yesterday. Mrs Bradley threw herself over her hothead to protect him, sad eaceeedmi d potion him int of bed. Bair thee imbed him late • saner et the room, sod µmiss hermit is frost el bits Aiding lbws th e viele4e• of the bursters. Repeated threats age seed that they would mender Mr. Bradley, but womb. MO bana It. wife. Mr. Bridley esteemed the thine. lat @gm his life, sad gave them up the keys sad all tbs messy he bad M kis pockets. Ibe thiovis rasseeked .very teem in the basso, sad carried off with the. • leetil i of &boat 001. I. stab, • bill athir eaege for 10W.. two wealth, sad silver plain of the tato. of shoat 1001. bib eft of the berears were espied plesderieg the bee" M O three others were seta ea gravel msids. PPM hdarmaties which had reached the police they bad sppralsiest the privesen, hut so yobbo of the tholes repots bed Yet bees fogad. Mr. Blackwell, who appeared for the preseer ties, bid Mr. Bradley had sot hoes Otte to leave hens till that nothing. H., wilt Mr.. Bradley sad the serves*, bad aims the pease» a COIN Pin, of • sambor of caw ems is the mem yard. rent they ..rid scaly identify two of tbees—Drehisses awl tilectell As he did set wish ft keep is custody my inviter those sparest whets be had so ovi dew. he abed thet the others sh.bl4 be set at lobe, sod that (Medal! sod Dickies.. should be remanded to Friday, when he eheeld be papered with farther reidmer. EILTRAMIDISAIRT FEAT or A Cow.—The want of Mast Blase has of law bosom eessewhat peso!, but It is, we mareith, • great rarity Is quadrupedal espialite tor • yoga( sow to ages • door aid to *mud sad domed Mrs pairs if stairs, or.ly the night preview to ker first meouchmtat. On Totality, the illth WIWI, Matthew Wit., E.g., of Pekeithasi, observing • prams halt, to be sear calvirg directed It to be &pirated from hie other at. irk, and placed is • especioss amt. hoses. Os Wednesday morals, the animal we. booed with • fine eat( by het edit, and both defile estreinely well. flatly ina There*, monis/. sae of Mr. Witt's mem bad •••••i•• m ea sews the ' , timber over the seat-how, whey ' to his great thrtmie, 11. discovered that the cm mast It,. boa upstairs sad some dorm agate previous to embeds. Te do this be most bane mamma the doer at the bolt m of the stair., whirl clothe by tit ••• weight, robtlo y with her targue, sad then uthistad upwards. There tale two fl.ghts of rein leading to the largo thembar over be seat hoot , which, elthougn wide, Sr. very reap. The ant digit toot,i-s sine stabs std the setond Me, but on teething th. topmost step of the drat tl ght the row bad to actrostplish the difficuliy of toroth' an sed • ante to tho loft I..fore aseeadios the mooed. On reachiag the Boor of the clamber shove she had evidently ; roatrasded it from sae mad to tha other; for then were isarpetahle mark, of bar hayloft dose so. How lone she remelted there, or with what peculiar care sod gme she descooded the stairs, after .septciag the prorr. lion. of the roe. above, toast, of ebbe, basis a rots Seq. She sahib., neither star nor braise, although the probability Is, her jour.., to and from the ehttobb wee astoraptishad la tbs dark. Two towns bare bea android for this eztraordin.ry bosh. ooe, that the row berms batters ratter the pabs el rppristlirg par arit , on; the other, tbat the w.s urged 4, ,seage from durum, by rtroog dories to rejuta tee. ..that atcek, hors trLich, lot the first time, ate La_ her.: spa/Md.—Bury l'ost. THE BULLION ROBBERT. MANSION HOUSE -THIS DAY. At half-put ten o'clock this morning the public _ . . . . . . _ +tn'dul:ted to the justice room. The curiosity bad bees avilestly dinisisbed, ea so additional facts were expected to be dank:vied, and no sew vitalises had been procured. It was pretty well known, tov, that the day would be ciocepied in the men businees of the reading of the depo sitioae, and that the only satisfaction to be de rived from attending the ezanaination would sties from the view of the three primers at the bar, sad of Fanny Kay, the former mistress of Agar, the seeemplice in the robbery, and the principal vitae' spinet the seamed. We were given to understand that, although the proovediegs would terminate this day, the eoalialttal of the priloaers would be postponed till the sane day seat week. At eleven o'cl - ...ek the pritonere were placed at the bar, and Mr. R.se fur the prosecution, and Mr. Lewis, 11r. Woatser, aed Mr. Bushanan, the solicitors for the pri soners, being present, the ersminstion was recommenced. Mr. Woolsey applied for tbe restoration of some I 0 Ire and other papers which had bees taken from Pierce, sad whisk bad, he mid, nothing at all to do with the charges against hw client. ][r. Item objeeted, epos the (resod that um, of the do- elueste were likely to be of impartance, sad alluded parti cularly to a lease in which Pierce bad an interest. }Jr. Goodson (the chief clerk) then began to read over the depositions. The evidence of lir. Reiw, the solicitor to the i roweation, wsa the first. Mr. Rees Wok tt • opportunity of stating that it wee sat Intended to call any stair wile eeeee on the part of the preeecat on, before tbe trial ; and, In answer to goes time from the **Wien to the prisown, laid that he would @tad to each of thee as °ethos of any new evidence which night be received between the preeest scent and the t we of the trial. Mr. °oedema eestissed to read the depositions nearly is the order is w►ich they were takes, sad it was %site Obeielli that the greater pert of the day wield he easspkd is the salstersstieg bestows of repsetieg the 'Manse tautly se it has bees gives is the newspapers. Wbes the evidecos of Mr. C. J. Chopp". was reed, Mr. Leiria intimated that ft was his iateatien to ask the witness several questions, bat, at the suggestion of the Lord Mayor, postponed them until Mr. Bodkin, the cisme' for the prosecution, who was *speeded, shoeld arrive. Bose quertions which Mr. Bachearth said he webed to pet to Peony Kay were also peettesed until the arrival of the harmed counsel. The whole of the 'Mecca having peon rood, the swirl &Ironed at twenty Are minutes pest ace, far • quarter of on hour, en aswount of the non-swivel of 3k. Bodhia. Mr. Bess homiest intimated that he had received saw further intelligenee, which had led blue to with to consult the I d counsel before ha would u► for the flea! committal of t►e prleowin. After some delay, Mr Row ►aid he would as► for • committal, end the primmer; were arcordiegly committed for trial THE GREAT NORTHERN FRAUDS (THIS DAL) The two persons ieplicettd le the Great Northern frauds, Leopold itedpaih sad Charles Cowes Kest, aiderweat aaothsr legalisation at the CletkeaweU police ann. The 'Weiser, which painted no new features, wag par l eading shim oar upon left. SHARE LIS2a-ISIS DAY. Two o'Ocaor. The railway share market to-day is generally better. In masy oases a rise of Ito 1 per cent. has taken place. Midland stoek has rises to 82k to I, and other descriptions in proportion. All French MIN are mach batter. Nortbants are quoted 37i to 1 ; and Paris and Lyons, 241 to 1 Lombardo Venetian hue risen to 53 to 63 prem. OIDINAET !AURAS AND ROCILL g I ..ts THE TINES FIRE ASSURANCE.-(THIS DAY. An extraordinary general meeting of the tors of this company was held this dioramas, in ee l e l e e Met with the deed of *stamens, to seam resolatione passed at • provisos meeting, held on the 11th tail., autherielag the purshare of UN barinen of the Atheounim All• 1171111011 testy (Registered) is coomideratlea of Oster alio the admbefea of the shareholders of that society into number strip is Ole onspaay, by sliming to them three skins (eevea affiliate paid) is the capital of rids sompasy, fee earth see pouted paid sport their thane in ate capital of the said Mammas Society ; oleo the purchase of We busbies@ et the Baum Lite sad Fin Aessrance Company; eke the sale of the life barium of the Beeson Lite sad Fite Aintrawee Company to the Albert Life Ameasasee Coat play. Bmpoweriog the directors to bottom spa the credit of the moony the Baas sf thirty Mowed pout& beyond the amount authorised to be la,rrosed by the deed of eettlemeat of the &meson, sad notaries of the amount already borrowed is azons of mush pawns. To isereme the capital of the womptuty by the srimadoe of 150,000 additional nue@ • to traaseet the bipl ane etas, onapaay in kingdoms ad plasm ether than an Called Kneading of Great Britain sad 'reload, sod to ap point keel boards of direston in the foreign pleas above referred to; sad to apply to pulimeat for sa set for all or as_y_ of those purposes. Mr. se presided, and haring belely explained the objects of the meeting, moved the neemary smarms tcry reeolatimaa, whish were passed unealsonely, without onervatisa. The CHAIRMAN latiosited that a second sonlinestory meeting wield be requisite, which would b• held early in Jemmy. The proceediop tormiss'•d with the usual tots of thanks. EXTLiORDINART BPOST. The undorMentioned game was killed by the followise nobler:lea mad geatleasea, ow the Rail of Btainford sad Warrieptoo% rotate et Boville, Stsffordshise, last wash, via.:—The Sad of litsaford, Earl of Strathmore, Colonel the Hos. C. Forester. Colonel the Hon. ft. Char-tarts, Captain Hon. G. Mills, Hr 0. W..alb. • Hon. 8. Latinos, Mr. H. Milheake, Mr. W. Gress• Mock, Mr. H. Howarth, end Mr. A Payne. Dce. 15 (10 anne)-232 I.heasants, 232 hares, 167 rabbits, 14 partridges, 12 weodoocke, 3 snipes, and 1 jay; total, 881. Dee. 18 (10 `sea)-311 pbesuals, 473 hues, 192 rabbits, 13 pert. rages, d woodcocks, 8 watrchene. sad 1 wouel; total. 1,001. Doe. 17 (11 tans)-645 pbearaeta. 92 baser, 298. rabbits, 10 }wawa«, 1 woodcock. 4 water-hen., sad 1': hybrids; total, 1,060. Dee. 18 (10 nu)-71 pheasants. 126 hares, 93 rabbi!a. 8 pertridpes, 7 wadecelu. sad 3 pigeons; total, M. Da. 19 (8 pass)-129 plesaate, 241 !taros, 242 omits, 2 partridges, 10 woodcocks. and 2 water bees ; total. 6241—askich spread total of 3,646. The two beautiful hybrids that were killed ea the 17th leer. bred I. hie loriteldp's preserves, from a golds. pheasant hen sad a osaussa pheaseat Beek; hoar wore 'paella biria of the me new, cad bred t ..use, an how la Ws lordship's scary.— Woirrr Amide. TIM HOLT RABBIT CAIIL—Lord Ratings sad the Holt asgietrstee (silk is. 'sceptics') seeposs to be still "amass of the real character of the peddee they have *hoses in Maths to the rabbit warms said ibs mless." O. Saturday 'wawa) named 'An Han seillsevests Duple won charged with trespassing Is umbel rabbles on the atoned In quotas, sad deed 1.. sub sal slots. 12.. 3d. 0.46. with harteew days' topelsseessat Is default of vsy seat. Os. of dm wood yes Ildseded by Mr. Till u, solicitor, tit Norwich, and bisamesstos by Mr. M.Entrer, barrister, from Loden. AlM** 141 has been rewrived for the basalt of the of theses Ent 'carload. RIPRISIENTATIOII OF GRILEMWICIL—TeStOrday $ deputation et electors of the Derange of Oreenwieh, tou sled's/ of Messrs Bristol+, Tartest, Noires, Noble, Bl e d, Hudson, Elliott, sad Nicholls, waited open Lleatensa•Oesoral Sir William Coirlegran, 1.C.8., at his resides's, 110, Batoirsaieere end presented • traskitkin &geed by a Illisierolll end tallseatial potties ef the weer teems,, lnideg the palliest alter to become • easelidste far the repreeeatation el the borough. Gentrel Codriegton lees expremed his malicious to yield to tbe desire of the requisitioaiste, sad has stated that he wW haneediately nese an addreee to the elseters explaaatary of his view. ape pablie queering TUB AllaltlCAN Mal I.B.—LtnellitOOL, 7031112• T. —The United &stet mail steamship Everson, Captain Lumber, will rail from the Mersey to-sorrow aftereoca let New Toth with the mere, pawners, lid 'ergo. Letter 1111114 be pared before 2 p.m., with late fees mall 3 p.e., sad as the lostisg recsivieg-house mail 4 p.m The Montreal Oman Steen Navigation Coupes p's mew Weiner North Almeria's, Capt. Orsase, is Sow le the rite,, and will all in-sorrow foresees ler Portland, state of liaise, with the Cseaeltaa rateathly nails, • fall complemeat of pewee. psis, and a considerable came el neersbandies on freight. Her mails will clews bare st 7 cut, with lotteries at 8 sae., end at the Isedlag-stage at 9 a... tomorrow. MALTA.—" The project," my. the Ma/ta Mail, "of ereastructies a tassel to 'feet a COMMIIII4IIItIOII between the too harbours of Valetta appears to have hese laid by eoveruneat bebop the Chamber of Commutate. We hope the plea will be carried oat. The *spina le setinsted et 10,0001, ewe half to be paid by the home gewernesent, sod the other half by the local chest. Avi ry fair drew, indeed, we think." A New RAILWAY CARZIAGE.—A railway is pro posed to bet nestrneted SOU Lyons, en steep gradients, with a view to avoid deep mitosis sod embankments, or , tunnels, and to tees a sew owes of coning invented by W. Bourget, civil onehther, for working it. A brook placed under the anises holds on to a third ral, when the train stops, but when la online the port which mina on the rail opens by the elect of the °award movement, sad slows with greet foree the memment 'ketosis craws toga forward. It is creed that a number of trials of the plan were made by the C-nnenl of the Ponta st Chanties, and that they Sanctioned the cmploymest of the syrern. The Lyons rtste that the shares leased kr raising the necessary capital to *snotr t►e line were utheeribed is three slept The Baia ( hronicle ete'ra that the portion of the Wilts arid gomrr•et Railway, whisk sill remained us nored, Iran Y.oru to Wet mouth, was tethed on liwasy, an sog.he having run through the entire distaen: 100 100 ISO irag ec. is Sc. ISO SI. NO ISO R. PO M.' 01 li 3 !le .A 2 sir Ira. K 00000"..10010/0.. ea. kest Nolion &lb sad Molar ... 0,1 Wol•A o , o62Vailer 01tkolast. & No.OhisAlkk.lollol.o an 'O. 4114 Os *X.. 10e Mail oil KO %Waft 1 _Woe Ed 111 all Oert ial Was sell ia lt. ell 100 is >v si al..PrilhoallibirdJ. 100 &NM Dir. Cam 6: 100 Ds. dim & 170 -aft Lot ..... Itt I Cut lamojicri I!« 11717117 -- MY ea el or lair sow— ° lia i 6 /t== Greet Nortadlluilmd— rites ?nada lot. — De. i", - 1M0mb............. ' IlsolloriMmLars.) Omit Woolen— Dwas•Vooeyol. Wk. taswafar wt Oiellile I. ersalos amilter.... Ds. de. V. Ste De. Win Mug Uaiiii Imam orki Illetvell ... 21M:18.0ert Wolin A Mr Dei1111010•1640. I Da Imiaressenratin , " MfaalhilksCh liming. itaurapra J. " ,. ilsmids on. Maid ItiLOlMut.radarl Namele ma Orilla.- rjr ill = "11 • 1 :=Paangaliallan. a !fors craUse Usk; • _ lalndus cum rer;. ? Medi 6.lPpppra. ~ i 1.7.:17:7 ~~i Soma lofts ..—... Iwo IN. aseiTodial — hiCeD; Da. feeler, aVairs. etaitaa De. Veriggle of ark wled waterfall west w.catir De.A MIS i D4ll I Mit. I Vitatiokat se • 1011 bp I LINES LEASED AT I Bedford ma I _ 0W 04 . 1 1.10 4 i 44 4 I ' 10i 74 Ile IN lie 93 BS II Ui $7 if ;F. — a rto ." 1 9,1 fl 36 46 26 U T Idl9 II 91 54 MI $6 363 94 06 7 44 73 60 73 75 120 126 tie 112 60 01i 60 43 ti It ti Ha il Pp: i i di 1116 HSI lin 104 146 11 101 ley 1006 10 7 LI If On SS OM par SS is' 144 69 i s i i eiiimi ni 34 4 44 4 Om s 441 14 1 03 116 MI 10 11 0 dls 7 24 100 101 II 211 Is r 1 174 IN a /I 73i 110 i Ile I oft 410 a ii as a »/ 14 • • I 4 1 14 1 4 Ii pa I Pm IN N -I 11. U Pa ils Mr 1$ 0 124 li re Ili 2 f° i If It. 119. I la li la II fl I If I pm N A in Ur • IS pm i IPo - SI 79 pm A 14 - - 61 ei tok 96 104 pa ly lit f6l i 7 I Ili lIIf 114 $1 SS I ;a IS IS 1 $ • .1 li 4I 11 is U Se i IS Ps THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEMI= 24, WM LOCAL MARI MARKETS. Idoistosi. Duo. 111.-TM ourbet Y yid Podgy, sad prim ore Inlets roohro. Cbledodas. did- ant Iddsmildk 331 -I swain pod Tatohlitt NI 11-loodis rd North Wawa. Ited-Ditto. oiroot pow. db.-lordia mod Math Woolors. Wed 4-41los. laratar, oat Lloooloibirit SSO-blidltsdAld dr. i.'. Ifortriat. Nortoro. II ->lloabrtr, MAW sad Lloomlootdre, if par auto. N it isPordely leo. N. pm-omnd Trunk of Natio, 11. task Dos. 13.-Eat lessarlitesa. 111-diaddo Prot), 41 pod & p.-Otilloods.llll -IMAM% SW Illootsmia. Dr J. 11-111, w e tots rubor soder, so t for dot Itosordttoo mood. 'bid we darer. Xot mask 10111sal. Si f-Dewit, of lidoldat SI L ast Istoosdrft. I I -Lola tiodt. 111•1--Itortk i Zord. " 1117. -11darbrotor Ind ft~on Quito% Hi lastaroaos. Dos. 111.-Tory I torboos . dolog mix to don old prism alb odor. War Tong dimoodoed dodo at Pl ana Weston fiord, Ode 1-I. din rid north II 10111 {- Mimi. 111 4-10= 0 71 1 Sim Valley. barn ottil-oad I WI. STORM ON THE ALOSRINE COAST. A telegraphio despatch from MerestUm, dated Mediu maim, aseonsees that a terrible tempest need ideas the mast of Algeria oa the 17th. The evedletriag of the Hamm& and the Chills had emend the laundation of the plebes as far as Braude. The sailing vesseh the Amoy eau gyadie, the Dm, the *WAIN sad the Marie milldam* us bat; the steam-boats Zooms cad AlOll4ll are damaged. It was feared that other disasters had takes pleat. The Osseo, which lett Mersollles oa Monday week Mt Oaa stsatiaople, had retureed to Marseilles, after herbs had her machinery Managed by the bed weather, war the Straits et Bealfase, to the south of the Isle of Cordes. The ladle end pasessgers were timeshared at sea to the Nile, whisk left Museilles for Coostautisople last Thursday. BOARD OF TRADE, WRITRIIALL, Du. 22.—The It;glit Hon. the Lord/ of the Committal et Prier Cosine ter Trod* sad Floatation!' have reetivad, through tie Seas- Pry of &ate for Forage Attire, • copy of a despite!' hem hee htlistys waist amoral et Warsaw, reporting that the prohibition to export rye, barley, oats, stool of all Ueda, groats. sod from the kingdom of Polood, has bees eomoved.—Offeeete. BOARD OP TRADE, WHITEHALL, Dec. 23.—Tb• Hight theourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Gruen for Trade and Phenolate have noshed. through the &emery of State for Fore's% Agile., a Ely of a despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Madrid, that the Spanish government have Reed the import= loss silk as follow, :—FI es WM—National flag, 1$ nab per quiatalt foreign Bag, or by hand, 2$ reels par quisial. Floss silk, span or tweed—National lag, 4 reels 70e. per lb.; foreign dig, or by heed, 4 real 80a. per lb.—fieseas. PIRDMONTgAR AND LOMBARD 14AILWATIoseTin Piabsoram Gazelle of be 14th Wiliam • twaustles reasluied between Piedsost and Aestria for the asweleue• Hoe of • railway between Noun and Milan. The Pied. meatus gowerasuat engages to construct • railway free Novara to the frontier plate of Huffeton, sad Austria mpg's on her part to "unities it to Milan. It is for the pee to bare only a single track of rails, bat both pun seats Gauge to perches' the Irosed amessary ter emoted track. The work is to be unneeded to two different trompaales, one for each state. The Piedmont's, governmeat reserves all Its sovereign rights, both juridical and polities!, over the frostier station, which is to lie on Its territory. Hence all the Austrian feneilmieriee are, while at that station. ander the jariedictioa of Piedmont, both la a penal and • eivil polat of view. The Wolverhampton Chronicle of this day says "The preihrin iry meeting of the Iron trade will be bald in Oils town to-thy, sod there is every probability of prices far Boneless iron being maintained, viz, bars 91., hoops MX, and sheets 111. per ton. Theis is an Increased demand for malleslole iron, especially rails, which, beyond doubt, during the rest quarter, will he further increased." Ls en.. quell,. hies iit bunter era now sent to England from ft:. Melo by way of Jersey and snow:Dotes. Tun SUGAR I)UTIEB.—The sugar &Hiss are to be redutrd la April. Last year they produced 6,227,0664. MONET MIRZE2 -THIB DAY Two o'CLocx. Buyers have again ems forward today, and the stook markets are better. The funds hate risen I per cent. English and French railway shares are generally higher. Consols stood during part of the morning at 93/ to 1 ex di,. for the Bth January, and are now quoted 93 15.16 to 94. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt In at 93: to ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 94. Bask Stock at 216; Exchequer Bills at Is. die. to 2s. prem., being again flatter; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to 2; and India Bonds at 2s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have risen to 951 to 1- The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are firm, at 1021 to 1. Other foreign stocks retain steadiness. The sales include Granada Active Boyd. at 211; Sardinian, for the 31st instant, at 89; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 421; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., at 241; ditto for account, at 241; and Vene zuela Active Bonds, for the account, at 361 and 38. According to the accounts received yesterday from Ireland the absurd run on the banks was pretty nearly at an end. Nevertheless, the National Bank, to maintain its ample reserve, has to day again de 'patched 100,0001. in gold,making a total of 400,0001. drawn from the Bank of England within the last four days, in addition to small sums sent by other esta blishments. Probably some of this gold will begin to flow back about a fortnight hence. Oa 'Change yesterday bills on Paris were freely offered, and the rate was consequently quoted more favourably. Paper on Vienna and Trieste also ruled higher. The rates on other places were firm. The correct quotations are subjoined, viz.: Amsterdam, 3 montbe,•ll.l7 to 1 ; ditto short, 11.14 to } ; Rotterdam, 8 months. 11.17 to Antwerp end Brumes, 3 mouths, 26.32} to 5; Hamburg, 3 months, 13.61 to 7; Paris, 8 months, 26 62} to 7} ; ditto short, 26.20 to 7} ; 3 months, 26.62 f 7}; Fraattertoa-ths-itaine, 3 month', 119 to 3; Peters burg, 3 months, 371 ; Vienna, S months, 10.88 to 41; Trieste, $ months, 10.39 to 43; Naples, 3 months, 421; Genoa, 3 months, 26.72} to 71; Leghoen. 8 month', 26.60 to 6 ; Palermo. 3 menthe, 129} to 130 ; Remiss, 3 months, 129} to 1301 ; Oporto, 3 months, 611; Lisboa, 3 months, 611 to The Corn Exchange was not open for business tt • day. The holders of shares in the London General Omnibus Company will have satisfaction in learning that a statement of accounts will be published after the close of the year, accompanied with the declaration of another dividend. As there is no doubt that the public have absorbed the securities of this company to a considerable extent, the ques tion hes been frequently asked, whence arises the constant supply of shares in the market, which, in the face of encouraging traffic returns, has kept the stock at a discount P The fact appears to be, that tke market has been constantly kept down by sales on Paris account. It will be remembered that a con siderable proportion of the capital was originally subscribed in France. The pressure is the French money market, however, coupled with the restrictions imposed upon the introduction of new undertakings on the Bourse, has in duced a large number of the continental holders to realise in the English market. From week to week the sales on French orders are known to have been extensive. The objects of the company having ex clusive reference to London, it is natural that the shares should be gradually absorbed locally. It is to be hoped that the managers will have the wisdom to invite public confidence by making their forthcoming statement as explicit as possible. As considerable discussion is heard at intervals relative to the principles upon which the British government acts in supporting the complaints of the unsatisfied holders of bonds of foreign states, a circular letter has been published, addressed by Lord Palmerston in the year 1848 to the British ministers resident in foreign states which were in default in their public engagements. Lord Palmerston maintained on that occasion that the British government has a perfect right to demand redress for any of its citizens who may be aggrieved, and that It is entirely a question of "discretion' whether such matters should be taken up by diplo- . - made negotiation. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, is advertised on the stock of the Com mercial Bask of Canada, payable on the 3rd of January. Applications are invited in London for a portion of the unissued shares of this bank, it being contemplated to raise the capital to ono million currency. The shares are to be transferable and the dividends paid, free of expense, at the Lon don Joint Stock Bank. These shores, which are for 261. currency, are now offered at 221. 121. ld. ster ling each, which is equivalent to a premium of 10 per cent., the exchange being taken at 245. 4d. to the pound. The dividends are likewise to be paid at the same fixed rate. The bank hes been in ope. ra'ion since 1832, and shows a reserved fund of 120,2631. The half yearly dividends are advertised on the Six per Cent. Bonds of the Richmond, Fredericks burg, and Potomac Railroad Company ; on Hardt burg and Lancaster Five per Cent. Starling Bonds; and on South Carolina Bonds (negotiated by Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent s and Co.). The direction of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company advertise a payment of a provisional divi dend of 28.40 c. per share. A call of 21. per share is to be paid by the contribu tories of the Merionethshire Slate and Slate Slab Company, now winding up, by the 16th of Jan. Relative to the market ter American securities, Mr. B. F. Sattarthwaite reports as follow : The market for American securities la London daring the past week habeas steady, with a fair amount of truant • non in the leading nountin. Monis Construction Sena per Cent. Bonds hove brought 87! Biz per Coat. ditto, 84 ; Shares, 16} promise. We note a few trauma& none is the Joliet and Northern Isaias Eight Der Cent. Bonds, at 88 coupon en, and a fair amonut of Michigan Central Bight per Cent. Ccovertible Bonds of 1869. We Rota with estisketion that the New York Central sad Michigan Central Railroads bare ntablithed a transfer ',may with Main. George Peabody and Co., and a divi dend paying agency and registration dike for transfers with the Union Bank of Ueda, a measure which we anticipate will fleet a narked improvement in the value both of the Stocks end Bonded each road. As the half year is about to terminate, a glance at the aggregate traffic receipt, of the principal British railways may be awful, The subjoined exhibit, the total receipts for the second half of 1838, compared with those foe the oorrespondiog period of 1855 :____ - - - 10M. Mid isi &Aar ....- ... t 103.744 Oalsimilma -....... ».»..»....... 350.690 Rolm Om*. —.........- 369.393 Me laimillr• . ... - 156,747 Bilsionst mil Oimpow idblet wa rsell. sad Dumb% Ott Soh 1014 *I =4445 Nil ball Waters .... ........ ...„ 1g7 2 1:1; Omit imallses awl W 4414 1ta1Yaa . 70 ." ......-.... "- - .. Orate Reines 704,042 Lasiolies and Taisitre ......»... . ........» 551,414 Wass and Mill !Wailers --.......: 40 9 755 Wawa awl Illukitell Larks. 11440 Was. sad Ikea Cart Inaba NA IMO Wallin Kaullisler, 114411.11. owl 154051a413144 Mimi . ..--............. « ,748 . 113 NMI 'flail; ». 103,610 limb taus ......—.—....---- 949.937 Monk lawka — ......,... 54 Ift North Italtiroddre .140. Wevartre, sad Welverbauplen ... 1 94 0 9 74 Illiminey mad Blrestsintim 1043444464wy sod Clatter Ma lagers ... 443 ,5 ,094 Ina Wass - 1631,11.54 1853. 130,871 714,706 363 990 140,757 103,319 121,017 113 739 544,991 167,107 1143.033 491,933 1,196,130 33,119 374,643 301,041 211.586 706,045 105,543 831.947 49.631 134,665 93,474 $3,413 N,s3l 142,011 .13,911.E21 £5,415,06 The aggregate increase OM the mirvesponding period of last year is 487,9611., or equal to nearly 6 per cent. In not a single instance is there a decline, whilst the augmentation is in many cases important. Of the trunk lines, the Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Landon and South Western, London and North Western, and Midland, exhibit a highly favourable comparison with lut year. TtlieDAT EVENING. The funds opened rather flatly, but soon rallied, and remained during the rest of the day at the closing quotations of yesterday. All the other departments of the Stock Excharle were a'ao very quiet, with scarcely any variation in price. Business is checked by the holiday season. Nsvertheles , despite tb disquietiog statements transmitted tram the Continent • relative to the Neufchatel Maputo, the markets totals decided firmness. The securities thrown upon the market to provide mesas for remitting gold to Ireland have been readily absorbed; and, although the de mand for money incidental to this period of the year has been thus exceptionally jammed, Namely any influence has been exercised upon prime in the Stock Exchange. The demand for money in commercial channels was tc-day vety active, and the market is rather more stringent, scarcely any businers being done below the Binh rate. The demand to-morrow will also be brisk, to meet engagements falling due on the 25th (Christmas Day). The closing quotations of the Paris bourse did not come to baud this evening. The Three per Cent. Rentes were officially reported as mpening at 66.60 for the account, or only 6 centimes lower than they closed yesterday. According, however, to private telegraphic, despatches, received late this afternoon, the price had rallied at a quarter to 2 o'clock to 86.85, showing on improvement of nearly 1 percent.; end railway share* were generally better. Amongst the influences which weigh upon the Bourse is the apprehension of a high rate of interest at the settle ment at the end of the month. Money is rendered scarce owing to the fact that the great railway thread com panies, of lending their surplus funds in the ms•ket u equal, hold them in reserve, in preparation for the periodical payments on account of interest. Between the peer -rat date and the end of the month, some large sums will be relertfd in this way, and the disbursements of the companies in January will be very heavy. The Credit Mobilier Scciety, and Southern of France Railway Company, have already commenced their payments, and a large number of coupons fall due on the let proximo. This supply of money, coupled with that derived from the half yearly dividend now in GOUT., of payment on the Three For Ceat. Rentes, will probably reader the market easier. On the other band, the Eastern of France Railway lose, and similar financial operations, will continue to absorb capital. Even during the last three or four days a fresh demand has been stimulated by the allotment of shires in the FrancieJoeeph Railway Company. A telegraphic despatch from Hamburg reports the money market a little easier, and the stock markets somewhat firmer. The other continental stock markets have fallen, owiug to the threatening attitude of Prussia; but the extent of the outstanding speculation for higher prices is believed to have a good deal to do with the depression now witnessed. At Amsterdam and Frankfort yesterday Austrian stock tell 1 per cent. Commis were first marked this morning 931, but soon rallied to yesterday's final quotation of 93/_ to 3 ex div. for the Bth Jan., and so closed. The • official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for account, Bth Jae., 933, 931 ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 933, 3, /. New These per Cents., 933, 933, 94. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 215 16. Bank frock, 2171. Three-and a.Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981. India Bonds, 2s. die. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds 981 to 3. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather dull, but closed the same as yesterday, at 94 to:. Toe Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also supported at 1023 to 3 The next dividend on this stock become, payable on the Ist February. Other foreign securities were un marked by any movement of importance. The inquiry for Spanish has subsided. There has been considerable business during the last few days in the shares of the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, which closed this afternoon at 3 prem., "buyers" (10e. paid). Negotiations have tor some time past wen in pro gress for mooring to this company a considerable foist subvention from the British government and the Indian authoritica ; and we are informed that a result satisfactory to the shareholders will in all likelihood be shortly announced. Bank of Egypt shares closed to day at 1 die. to par ; Ottoman Bank, at 13 to 11 die. ; National Dia. I count ! at 16 18 to 1 pram. j ditto, new shares, at 3 to 3 prem.; London Discount, at 1-16 dia. to par; ' and General Bank of Switearland, at 13 to 03 dis. City Bank stock was quoted rather lower, and that of the London Chartered Bank of Australia we. rather offered. The shares of most of the older London 'banks, however, now command prices which were not obtainable a fortnight ago. Canada Land shares show a further intprOvemelt. The nominal closing quotations for the newirenprgdo jeated railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Railway, 1 to I prem.; Ceylon Rrilway, 1 to 1} prem.; Calcutta and Booth Eastern Railway, 1-16 to prem.; Riga and Dttnaburg Railway, fto prem.; Copiapo Railway, dis. to prem.; Italian Junction Railways, 2to die.; Euphrates Valley Railway, Ito prem. ; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, dia. to par ; ditto B shares Ito Of dia. • Metropolitan Railway Guaran teed s h ares, ' Ito dis. The shares of the Mona Collieries and North Hol land Railway Companies remain severally quoted f to f prem. MINES,-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The market for home mining stocks has become somewhat flatter. In several caste shares are offered, and lower prices are quoted. Bortridge Consols shares continue to decline, and are marked in the Stock Exchange this rooming 14 and 11. In foreign and colonial mining eetwirtties there is atilt no movement whatever, in the absence of Subsumed is • list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Allred Coml.. 171. 18 ; 61,; ; Draleamells, 37.. 64., 40.. ; Zest Basest, 70, 71 • Great Alfred, 121, / Great Bewail, 16a., 184 ; Header, 9 Lady Bertha, 20e.. 21.. ; 74,:rth Croky. Q. 61 ; No rt h Presses, 10 ; Pot keine, 101. 1, 11, .1. 11, 10, 1 61, ; Boneweraii Belted, 46, 42; (loath Cuadra, 17e. 6d. ; Tee" Consols, 11.. ; I.laitid 130; Wheal Merger!, 27, 28 ; Wheal bitty (Waal), 16. 16 ; Wheal Margaret, 40,41. In the Stock Exchange North Mishear. 80. 85; North Beret, 36, 331„ 351; Alfred Console, 171, ; &midge Coseols, 11; Crest Mliaal Alfred, 121. Is imams Mrl jj.:011, It. US II all BO te ice. L C. 61.1:ggi (". uit — a w b s e teraQ sarartigur B l e 1 e l s: _ _ lalalsftilliwf WOW. awe. le MariS) Lea..l9bewlls Ilsartisd I ridWPM a GNI eullas Mars, do. _seAk ladaps_ I u =1112111101.611•1.) 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This only public' solo to-day eoasisted of the, at which 1,800 bags of libulasein sold at 12s. to 135., aid 903 bogs of But ham, hos the Caps of Good Hope, at 10a, which did not alter easel quotation.. In the private coatreot market but ludo dote, ee asa tesary at the dodos market day for the you, bat pease' qestadoat are unslkrsd. Tim has bees in limits& demand at the late advisee. Cosset moos firs at 1014. COTTON.— No sale reports!, bat the article is very fins. Kus.—Tbe late advance is sappottod. The paella eatcksts will rs•epot on Tuesday, ussuary 6, 1867. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market it quiet et the following quotation : Tows tallow, btle. sett wash; Petenhurg Y C , on the *tot, 675. 9d. to 66e.; ell this nos*, 67s 66., 'ellen; Jemmy to Monk 67.. 6d., 'ellen. BOROUGH HOP MARRBT.—THIS DAT. Messrs. Panelling and Smith reign* that the market is very gm lacked, and prices advancing. HAMBURG AND NEW YORK PACKET COMPANY. —At a eeeeee I Letting of shareholders, held on &burley lost M Hamburg, and at whkh Mr. Oodefroy presided. tb• directors of the Hamburg end Americas New York Steam racket Company made a very satisfactory re port of the state of 'flair, of the company, and with the unaaimous consent of the mertiog obtained per -131"ili20 to borrow &islet 180,0001. for the porches, of two other ateamete of the sure rise and quality as the & Tsu i, eel Ilemmottit, to C 3011211•611 running every Imre teen days is the course of the ensuing year. It has even been rumoured that the directors tat or dered these vessels to be built by • first-rate firm is Gisruow, and they are now in a very forward etrk. amount required writ be advanced to the cimpany by pri vate loan on the part of some moneyed people here, at 6 per cent. Intere.t, icetead of the backs, which decline thie advance nom PO lOW • rtand.rd of interest.— Times. ADMISSION OF Arrotterrs.—ln the lead tern tbe number of attorneys admitted we, 100, and In the forth or t eem the nowt., .poising to b. admitted is 123. OPERATION OF THE NEW COUNTY COURT RULES. — The new rul , s Lae. pal.tine the peewits of the county o , nrte, teamed by the jade. • and oat e'ioned by the Lord Chan relict, militate tercet on the lot January.