The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. Osileriqt Br')los wen charged with haring stolen a mat nein ks the wire of Mrs. Harris, who keeps a lodging-honer' th the Detehhoutor , l or I I.unsditch, was walking along the Mom with her twu.h,i.lr,n, she Pow the prisoner with • Mat. met °ether nioul.lo, The metiers', being an old acquaintance, • o n, ereflgnied, and the prisoner wee wand by the — of having st-lon it front as poor a woman as herself. TM moment the witnem spoke to bar on the subject she gam the young VIOUIA• • stunning slap in the fete and ran with the mattress in triumph, but as she happened to be toy, she ran, or rather, stumbled into the anus of a pitirsuan. The Inrd Mayor—Flue Inquiries been made about her &nen 9 The policeman--Yea, my lord. I bane beard an escallent ciareetsr of the woman, and she lire. in the same neigh hiertood in which the matte, se was stolen. She wee very tipsy whea she was charged with haring the mattress In her yenstsion. Fisoser—l bad some gin, my lord, and, as I saw ihs mattress lying in the street, 1 thought it was no use them, so I toed it up. The Lord Mayor—And you thought yon could not finish the business properly without ruling to knock down this pew young wawa.. The prisoner was sentenced to twenty-ma days' imprison . _ . . grey WiWows, a dmhingly-desseed woman, bee* a child in her as, warn charged withahn ancttng robbed lit Mary Ann flitsemis of silver to the amount .1 between an and erten shallop in an omnibus. Wm Stamm rut—When I got into the omnibus, which sae coming from the Elephant and Castle to Cirsoschnrch- Must, the Prisoner was mated in it. When we reached Tendon-bridge I mimed my money, which had been ab stracted from my purse the purse rtanainMg in my pocket. I hit her hand in my pm bet, whi.di had been cat, sad I thought I saw the prisoner pan assiesUalsg to mother pram. la answer to questions from Mr. Lewin Jim, the roma nil mid the omnibus elm crowded se the dmie, and nether me minor. were found spas the primmer. The Lard Mayor remanded the primmer rrlday. BOW-STREET. CAUTION TO 11013811LIIITZSS. Ma Men ' s middle-sped moo , Tbs said he had his. is the svelte of the Earl of Sheffield sad snail Wm acade mia, ewe cheated with stealleg two psi mile bon the bell of 31, Upper Bedford-place. Other charges were also preferred seam. Mm. las Iliad, footman to Mr. F. Cm* e dapand eat the rimer mum to kW master's residerm . se sem% week, esked to me .• the housekeeper Wil e s. sald, laM Do yos teem SarahEtherMidge I.' .ad he replied " Tn." Weasel them west to the top of the kilrdssa itelm mid m ast up the houeekeeper. But bombs the Min et beempa, he tweed rotted quickly, sod maw tbe Imam' oC with is nrople of Ism master's peat oceta. pawed him lato the street, sad pare him into custody. la smother case, Borah Blake deposed that shout thaws e l ms sae primmer culled at her ureter's, Mr. PIM, g a deigh.pisee, sod requested to see the hoeseUeper. Mears weed to fetch the latter, mid when they renewed nether, they rotted the prisoner had decamped with mat, sad se umbrella which had been left M the Mil. Me wee certain as to the nue. idoluty, L. Mary committed him for trial. CLERK ENWELL lITIRLINO ♦ ram • Melia* add 29. who Word her at the bar Wore Mr. Corr* an nimi with swills, 'alums Richardson, • erizt It -b horn the 'Matinee that the mother of the dill.llllo WOO in may pao etreurestanone, having to go out d s uy to work, was it, the habit of entrusting the pri mmer with bow latest to tak• care of. About seven months is• she pm the prisoner her child se steal, but when Ms west for it is the semis', mho mead th. Omer bad gime, minas the child and some of I. aeiber's wesriugoippvel with her. Athougb wiry aerie Ina made by the pace to trace ato pkawr, lad to gain lout tidings of the child, nothing eseemMed until a kw days slam, when the pm - swim ins eocidentally met and given tato custody. She Ha owed dist the chill had bms deed some time, sad re ined the felifftl3llll to a surgeon is Bpitebaida, who meted Set be atrod.l as Infant at the time stabil by a. prisoner, tml that was all he knew of the matter. &lone; ticoTtrisowitr,To 'hermit Inipsdist mann, rid dr bral tar tho child. and that it was sow dad and buried. no moth. did not case earthing about it, for aka want and trwl with n strong* ram lb. seat day. Mt. Cowls soadmitued the primmer for Mal. WESTMINSTER. TR! arrrrrrto rtaweß t.r VILSTXIN•TIR. MN Batter, • labourer. er this morning placed at the Yr, charged with bents 'Awned with his Ether (now in AS Hellas of DetesCon, in an attempt to murder or other- Vile Inflict grievous Weill) , berm upon Cornelis, O'Sheen. Trimmer mid he PAW not in the room at the time, sad was last to ester into s lessetheaed deem*, when Kr. Payster tLat, sit in all probabOity he would Os committed to the Central Criminal Court for trial, he had Mier for the jin—eti livens what he had le men, ea it addt be gins in set km, against him ups hie trial. we imam lel IA a week. THAMES. AN I,IPI.DEXT Ada Greer, bold-looking youth of teventeen, war brought ban klr. Bulk, charged with attempting to steal limey la. till. 11114gea Wort. vernal to lira Elise Rieahehreal, eagiesper, of 6, Queen-week Teo -lefil, wig .he bawd dr mita( of unary in the till of bee mistress'. shep, mil epee goiag there ener Lle s egwee, wha mast have wept letc the shop me n C.u, west saweler wkh hie heal a the till. It we. full may. will& he dievred elan she auk her appareling. lie Niel pb vise be mina, to wltith he .' pib. d thee be valid a peony am. d the [Aire wet _tare do phew ye emiludy. the "'der of Its omit. odd GA =•••• wad • Ent Iscorrigible yrung thief, who wed pilfering eistivw he ri oil ley hte hale ea, sad ha had bees three law eizsrearth W. &Ifs I;;Yeelthii7risimer what burials, he bad in asp Tb. prisastr—T went to buy • penny egg for my wawa. Peticecosstatdo Ware, 1711 11, said the pprisoner bad not bads: In his tockl.t when ha was al, . The prisoner —1 lost the penny on my way to the shop. Selfe—You nro • !Wei !Israelisd young thisf. I ham am you here before unit-r usarly shatter circumstances. The phoney—l ir obi. hard foe my tieing. W. scab—No, y. u lon't. You are a thief, and if you are height Mfare roe agoin I will commit you for trial. You matsaced to them moults' Imprisonment and bard Maar. ISLNDCI..AR AND 1 itergeserso Aecteieyre,—W. Yoe to seaseerr, with Jeep regret, the lose of one of the ant empeeted ennoters of the teral pfehilikled WI by • Ten . rioralar though ekily to bo explained so ghat. Mr. Carrillo le. nolo", whose retirement from the tiliblaP d the Coort of Onsrd an., which he had held he es king a eriod, WP recently naked, had breakfasted a his ewe/ W ho w on Panday omelet(, end efterwards eat eat to Ink at hi. pigeons, kept in a loft to abide On, was we.. from Ho lenedry by gladder and a folding lith - este. Mrs C•artind.te having jut left him to prepare Ihr worrepanying him to church. A sheet time after, Mrs. pane: the...ph the laundry, observed kin with lis Ci t a dttwees the trap.ihrore, and at ant eappoeed that be sae limes* to the p prim bat a. he did ant answer she kr warn, ahem to M r horror, .be lotted him i= token the tile of the trap door, lowing either loot lettlegin pa the 'older front the trap-door kiting unexpectedly, et be ned one the Ahura.. open himself is COMM IOW. Wise hi. 1 , 0th01.1. Men Cambridge and her w rest, is their mita, ,a, se, re nubile to extricate the Minn WY. hat IX alarm siren it was taken down, end found lite quite deed. We I rely renew lied that Mr. Cambridge's oresexea with our porn his) agars was distinguished II WA careful avoulaue if litigated); sad this kaourstge ball war tepecially noticed by the rooters se having marked Yemeni prertime Mr. Cambridge was In the 72nd year ells.—deny awl ihertetrA Bat. IMAM or Tin Rev. lICGIT POLLUX() WILe "eellte.—On Ifraidey of teat, Mr. William Payee, rase ler the ehr of 1041.11,11, held an inquest in the hatainsas ef Berhthrtn the holy of the Rub NW T:illirectity. Lied The unfortunate Mikan ma took? of Air H. P. Willoughby, sad bee ales as inmate in ft.. shine hospital ender the following Old Baile ditlift. l lls.l the Tine 1844. is the wares of a WWI at le y, the do-rased pentad in laterrupting Mr. What eh, wee aldreinino the nowt, end he wee ordered ins malady, bat ultimately liberate,. The deceased after wide eartess.l to *boot the came icerned deeding= (Mr. Oded). he which be w le tried, and weinltted on the mend *sky Mr. Willnu,,diy was enordingly removal to seamen ifnepi•al, when. he bee ma - mined up to the time ef bra desk. 'IT• ontologist., gentleman received the na LL stratims while in e cflnerucat, hot, Awldwhandeet, I th loath gate env, and he gradually sank sal dad was Sp. The tee.evi achloced 'at the *sky wee ef I napt. chewier, sod jory returned • verdict of sake „ e a awl , . The do-. wed was formerly rector of Durthorps, t noncutembire, sad of Staab lialdon, Oxon. Clletell HATT CONTese AT GRIF.NWICII.--411 Pinommai of a (fernied male at • vestry oscine of the Parities., of Greenwich, held on Friday, the Pah detwrsinote wet pl tr, enM..,4. y end yesterday, Ow the purpose raother ne lint a church retied ens may Is Ilk• Plead abonlit be crowed, te. vestry havteg chided h y yimmobile unjonty :aim rats ! the . The pill was brought • ekes last mating at mew o'clock, .ben the Rev. W, h ee tweallar vicar, ansounced that the makiag of Ike rate at teareinend by • ji.ciiy of the somber, being. fee We rata, ; aga, aa t 3m. The oppatenie of the rimer ; ftee kely the validity 01 the rate, notwithstsorline the r"ltty thee otoeirerl, eon tomes of the rev. cheirman ""h il' e ftwal •mi • thin for the adjournment the " 1 11 be week, t to;l of 1.• Minutes to be emended. =1 NOI7NUNDERLAND AND DURUAX DlitrAICT BANNING ODAVANT. Yesterday the Lord Chancellor Word an order directing that all parties roe:tiered in the case of the rs r winding up th e bank, jut prevented by Yamsltidoer, titille and Tucker . on behalf of Mr. E. Bourne , of Mende; College, Blackheath, do attend before him on Friday, 16th January. The petition states that the bank was Matted In 1836, and the capital fined at 600,0001. in 69,000 abates of 101. each, end had otticea at Newcastle, and branches at Sunder* Lind, Durham, Alnwlek, South Shields, North Sklaida, Bizeich, Ilmham, sad Morpeth. That petitioner is boar if 20 shares, on which he paid 200 L, the full amount thereat. From 1837 to 1857 the duectors convened meetings yearly, and disidends of 6 per cent. and recent]) of 7 per NEL we declared every half yew, with a twoslde,ablo rum en each occasion to the contingent account. Deports were nerd by the directors, but the information in them was IMONSty Lod meagre as to the reel condition of the eta pany. The directors in the net report in February, 1867, stated that the Luainese during the preceding year had fully enintrered their expectatkas, that there was a nett profit, attar all eapenere, of 70,2601,, giving • dividend of 31. 10a. bm the halt-year ending lam, end that they proposed to declare • like dividend for the December half.yoar ; leaving a surplus of 23,8411, The Matemint with the report showed, on the debit Ws, that the prayetetors' capital, paid up, amounted to 653,4911., the &pant and credit Wanes. to 3,379,8161., end the guarantee fund to 90,8741. ; and ria the credit side of the account the cash ban, notes, debit balance*, and other se- rarities, amounted to 4,152,06 5 1., and the value of the bank premiere at Newcastle and torso branches 21,1651, That dues the stoppage of the hank petitioner has dismayed that included se the 4,162,0851. represented as invested on security, was • very large 'urn advanced by the directoee on mortgage of certain mineral properties in which one or more of the dirertonwem letterset:ad personally, and which fact was wholloncealed from the shareholders It now fur th er appeared tint in August last, when the bet half year's divi dend was declared, the bank, to the knowledge dills dime tors, was hopelessly insolvent. At • meeting on the 29th of November last the shareholders were for the Int time made aware of the alarming position of their affairs ; that theameta were insufficient to moseggi debt, end lia6illtlea ; that net only was the mid. up capital of lOC per share lost, bet that the liabilities would require a further contribetion of U. per share, which was made in the shape of a cell, but red re sponded to. That the diremors advanced conaiderable ems of money to one another on inadequate security, end Immo videatly ferreted it In epsentatlvetrentreetions. The total leas of the capital was concealed from the knowledge of the share holders, and the company rommented min a flourishing Kate. That the debts and liabilities of the bank amount to several millions ; that the shareholders are liable ; and that there is no other equitable method of dealing with the lank end it, =barrage:Dents but under the winding-up jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery ; It being =dented that any call mad* by the directors is invalid on the ground that the &arm have been tally paid up, and that therefore the directows have no power to oaks a further cell. Petitioner, In ociaeladon, alleges his belief that the committee appointed to cook, settle and seat the threeton are pommel hie& and maw the influence of the latter. " Mr. Wright, the new minister of the United Stales at Dade," gays a letter from that city, " has caused sense enrioelty seams tho diplomatic body from being a rasabor at the temperance eocioty, and rigorously conforming le Ye rubs At the defense dinners to which be has Invited Ws digkeestic colleagues, wines sad spirits have been COM. pioNly excluded. As a set-off there are a number of different ails prepared from main, and which are specially lean made' by tha statutes of the society." A letter from Honolulu, capital of the Sandwich Islands, 'Won that tha King had become a Pramual. M. Jacquet, a large builder and contractor of Namur, who recently died, has left his fortune, eetimated at 300,000 ft., for the foundation of an asylum for nnesarried men, not ecelerieerti, who have attained the age of Ifty a... N. ha. regulated by his will all the conditiese for the managesnait of this establishment which is to have lessened over the gateway the wort "liaison d'Asile de Francois J•cquat." FUNERAL Or TILE LATE MR. ARCHIBALD PRIN• rica.—Yeetaday mewing, the remain. of the lad Mr. Prentice were interred in the Rualiolme Road Cemetery. The funeral was attended by Mr Thomson (from Scotland) sad Dr. Wend, so add =oared.; the Mayor of Man chester (Ivie Mackie, Fen.), Alderman Sir John Potter, ' M.P.; r. l. Heron, the town-clerk; Mr. 0. Wilson, the Rev. Dr. WlCerrene, end a deputation from the Manchester sad Wadi Temperena. League (of which Mr. Fresno. was the %nailer and manner), consisting of Mr. William Morris, the president ; Alderman Heywood, the rid preeident ; Mr. J. Witlf.dale and Mr. J. Hearken, the secretaries. The procemion left the reddence of the deceased, in Plymouth Grove, at eleven o'clock, end ar rived In half an hour at the cemetery, where the mournful cortege was joined by upwards of • hundred old reformer. end men with whom the late Mr. Prentice worked during • the agitation for the repeal of the corn law.. The funeral advice no. conducted by the Rev. R. Scott, minister of the Presbyterian Church, C-uplzatt-ttleet. Oftenheye ' which Mr. Prentice woo. in the habit of attending. A short address was delivered by the officiating eninieter at the grave Oa Monday night. et a eperial meeting of the council of the Manchester and Salford Tamper .raw League, It was rdoldd to resod en addreeo of condolence to Mee. Prentice. It Embus beautifully enzrotred on vellum, by Mews. Hind and blush, and will be predated in the 00'611110 of this wink. —Jfeerkester Oeardiae. _ _ iiiiliTiATitANT—somewhat formidable pre writing's am being male for resuming the launch of the Leviathan towards the elves of the week. Portion, of the greys aver which the ship has travelled have been taken up, and several fresh buttress , . erected nearer the cradles for the rune to act against. Altogether there will be no ferret than IS primate lietiught to bear on the ship, ens of which is of considerable power, and was used at the raising of the tubular bridge over the Menai Straits. The metal oft he cylinder I. 13 inches thick, and it is staled that it can accomplish a pre,- sure equal to 1,200 lona although not near her full poser will be simile!, the buttmeerx not being equal to the re sistance. This monster ram weir,hs 30 tons. and has been placed on the forward and of the after cradle. The other preemie are 12 inches In diameter. The hydraulic power that will be applied will be mare than double what has previously been put on. The mooriona of the hauling chains have elm been strengthened. Mr. lbobert Stephens. M.P., paid his second visit to the building-yard this (Tuesday) zooming, and, accompanied by Mr. Brunel, inspected tbe arrangements and position of the mina The ship remains in a fair and even position on the ways, end door not exhibit the least per ceptible deflection. Amongst the visitors w. aoticed Baldwin Walker and movers' ofEcta/a Crum Woolwich Dock yard.—Shipping Gruals. REDUCTION OF THE SHIP LETTER RATE OP PosTAGR.—Oa the let January nest 'ad thenceforward, the British rate of postage upon 'etas despatched from say port of the I;nited Kingdom by • private ship, whether steamer or sailing resit, will be reduced to sixpence, the half-ounce, in sU mere where it now eaceede that sum. The charge ureic letters above half-an-ounce in weight will in crease according to the wale for charging inland letter. Letters conveyed by private chip from this country to France or Belgium will cantieue liable to • combined British and foreign rate of 4d. the half-ounce ; and letters conveyed by private ship to Holland, Hsmburgh or Bremen, will WM be charged with • combined British and foreign rate 4111. the half.ounce, as heretofore. By command of the riminzaerer- General, Bowl-eau Hut, Secretary. General Poet-oMoz, Dee. 26. ATTEMPTFD ASSASSINATION.—The Opinion. of Turin has the follower's from Count Brent tali, of Bergamo, wee on tho 19th corning out of • howls situated in the quarter of Ben Damian*, at Milan, he sud denly received • blow free behind on bee hat, by which it woo treed down over hie ryes, be then got a stab in the seek with a Juliette , . and a blow with a loaded blruidgeon on hie Ade, obi, h lemught on a discharge of blood from the month. The /respite fled without attempting to ride the pork.* of MN victim, wheal Crits *,on hr.usht people to his senotanoe. Vp'rn examination it woo found eLat the stiletto had iofficted but a slight wound, owing to the protection of the heavy whiter garment. worn by the mount. The police have arrenevl some perm* on enapicion." STATE Or TRADE IN FILANCE.—TI2O report of emaniereial afain for the peat week may be regarded aa rather more aatinfactory. In Tails a very fair amount of Annear has ben done daring the week, and the small dealers alone the beulevards already seem tolerably well *Ogled, which implies that they must hove weld a large quantity of their warm. At Marra the demand for ("Sion has been active, the sake of the week amounting to 6,500 balm, and the IllTiVat. to 7,500. The Mock of cotton now on head 'swede 81,100 bale., being 33,700 more than at the inneepandinr mind of hut year. rriSCII b., undergone bat a very train= alteration since the last replt. Several perchers al printed calicoes have been wide at flours fur abet:we4 kat the prices have been generally rather low. Bann* at Idolhautea shows some tapprovonient, several ardent Rom the math having bees received; prkas woes becoming arr. At Ronk**, haft= err oleo era mew% end sere cenelderable parches*, had hoes toads. At Lyons the demand for silk goods shows a derided oreprovernent, sad =lnge. are entertained that a favourable readies in is om the ere of taking plvie.—Gekreems. OXFORD, WoRer4TER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY.—Tha receipt. of thin, company, including the Ilhintbridge Extension Canal. for the 1 . ..A.12%14 ending Ds ember 20, have been 14.0011. to. 94., whilst throe for the earreepmeling period of 1866 amounted to 7,8371. Oa. Id., sad the expenditure, also including that of the Mourbridets Extension Canal, 3,8921. 2s. Od., lain: at the rate of 48.80 pis cent., whilst those for the corresponding period et leaf antounted to 3,11751. Id., or at the rate of 49.31 per mat. The sum of 103,2861. Sa. 3d., being rveeipta fee the Mat eleven fortnights of the half your, added be the 8,0031. Os. 9d. as above, makes a total mei* of 111.2591. he. 01, as against 100,3771. Os. 6d. for the wenn pandieesievta fortnights of the previous year; sad the seta of 46,6061. 4e. lit, being ex e. for the drat dens thee nights of the half-year, added to the 3,8921. 2a. Od, as above, makes a total expenditure of 49,4901. dr. Id., being at the rate of 44.47 per sent. ma against 60,0711. 7.. 7d. for the correspoediog eleven fort:nicht. of the previous year. or at the rate of 49.93 per mot (Note—The tondo of compiling the account. &Mere from that in operation lam year. Year the pupates of compariam, the corresponding foe tnight in 1366 is dealt with wording to the present system.] THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1857 6114.1111 L 16219.-21118 DAL Two °T haw. The railway share market is very buoyant. Nearly all the leading British stocks exhibit a fresh rise. MM land and North Staffordshire are in especial favour. It must be borne in mind, however, that all the quota tions in this department are now for the new ao count (15th Jan.) London and North Western stock is now quoted 97} to 981; Midland 91 to ; Great Western, 541 to #; lAncaahire and York shire, 94 to 1 ; Great Northern, 241 to t ex div. par share ; London and South Western, 48 tot I and Eastern Counties, 11-18 to 13-16. Canadian, Dutch Rhenish, and North of Prince shares have again advanced. Great Luxembourg and Pernambuco are also in demand. The Indian linos are quieter but firm. OIDDIAAT MAUI AND ATOM. 11. IMI Sammie. 1 1 1 1:1 41111. .. • ."" sl ; - Illelm tea ham law 0.~ mi.. r ► . a,k sM d e.. 1:17;;;; - 11 • Palk A Aiwa. J. DOLL. • 6•llast Jordan But Abel's &Ora Oramles ultra Doke. ("Amu I Ds. Claw 1 - sad illangsw I'Mk. DIMS& Mum' St lost] Wolin. O 011 at Itordmint . - 1.. A. AWL.] II De . ADAC Oa. DIU, mil W.I. WO 'Gnu W7i5ta.f..,1.7.... a. 4.ssmior aa4 Clerlislar TlOrds rerkiiir•. Do. do. V. aid 1.14, do. St Ards Lad= nod oirioi - !!7. 16:sitiierg a iI Do. go& et. wigwam++) NsePeriAtifA reilialiarikisb,id =!...snumpolosal Mira BMA MA Dna.. IN. 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Antwerp and RotterdaMtil;Erlgian Eastern Junction, 11; Dutch Ithenish, Pt 10; rest Luxembourg Conatituted Shama, 71; Northern of Fame, rss ; Recife and San Francisco (Peninsula:too) Guaranteed 7 per cent. (limited), 91. JOUST iTOCK NAN kg. English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 18k; Otto man Bank, 181; Union of Australia, 49; 60. k NE01;11. Cryatal k m ; . 1,0;1:;113;;;;a1 Omnibna Company, 31; National Dbatont Company, 3{; Panloanla and (Manta Steam (N•w), LOCAL BE4II MASINTO. Unmeant. Dicl,-7%e =re war= embalm with= malaria ebafte In lone oe oda Tram=Wu have =ea Ms IR Lesion mi Pe= AMMO at bi—limetentar. Sbetneld. see Lbel= at 40f i-- 1'10•110i-9estl. likaten. tlf—Orand ?rank f Orr 34 114 111 1 16 —Greet Re ten of Csoada,2o—inao N... I I. II encomia. Dee. r./.—There w • ' , Met nal= Ihremboat tne by. mI • sorel WA. .as km foe nest besr•••• OWN •,k.t• bleb= gootatl,ns. RlA‘nberxd 81063.261—L loweetteesOne—ns. bal. mit sow lot. i—Derery, 11 116 Llzsi boom% NI 6 !ts.l'd . b C• 4 , 41 1 i prrit Think., next exeunt, xai 9.141 I —Berenekt,neat imealt,.l4l—nbeir Immo, next *meant, I DlG—Ong tentelbonnt. Cs• •ao. tent neeount. 204—ItItto if. Ir. pp,_ %.—Norib Weston. 71—Merl! NW= ( 14 . 1 .). :T— -aming= mod IM= f3f. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioc►. The funds today have experienced a fluctuation of 1 per cent., which is still almost solely attribute to the recent failure, the dealers being anxious to square their accounts. Prices are now quoted about 1-16 per cent. higher than they closed yester day. In the other departments of the Stock Ex change the tendency is still upwards, especially as regards British railway shares. Consols have 'varied between 931 to and 931 to 1, and are now quoted NI to I ex div. for the Bth January. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 94 te 94 ; the New Three per Cents., 931 to 94; Bank Stock, 217 to 219; Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1866, 991 to 991; ditto, 1869, 981; and India Bonds, 20s. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, at 971 to 98 for the new account. Mexican Bonds arc less buoyant, yet are firmly supported at the late improvement. In other foreign stocks the transactions have been on a limited scale. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braxilian Old Five per Cents., for account (15th January), at 99; ditto Four•and-a-half per Cents., at 96; Mexican Bonds, at 201; ditto for account (16th, Jan.), at 201; the Spanish Coupon Certificates, at 5; Turkish Six per Cents., at 971 to 971; ditto, for account (15th Jan.), at 981. At the Bank of England the demand for money yesterday continued very moderate, owing to the fact that good bills are readily discounted in the open market from 71 to 7 per oent. Meanwhile con aidersble sums continue to flow Into the Bank, strengthening their reserve. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank of Eng land yesterday was 140,0001., inclusive of 90,0001. or 100,000/. in bar gold and United States coin ex the steamer America, but exclusive of 30,00 W. in sovereigns received from Scotland. A large quantity of sovereigns ez the America are under stood to have been also sent yesterday into the branch of the Bank at LiverpooL The total amount of gold purchased by the Bank since tke date 'of the last return is calculated at about half a million, inclusive of some considerable parcels of sovereigns received from Ireland, whence more coin is coming. The funds yesterday were principally affected by considerations connected with the position of the ac count of the large operator to whose failure refer once was made yesterday. The market was, for the moment, quite deranged by this event, owing to the belief that the defaulter has transactions open to the extent of considerably more than a million, chiefly in " options." Sharp floc- 1 tuitions arose yesterday from the various trans actions of dealers who are entangled in his account. The situation of the market may be the more easily understood if we explain that a rise of the price to a certain point would lay dealers under the obligation of providing a large amount of stock ; on the other band, should a fall to a certain price take place, they would be saddled with a large amount of speculative Mock. Such is the result of the gambling in "options" as extensively pursued in the Stock Exchange. At Vienna the Bourse shows some dulness, but nearly all the other continental stock markets on Monday were better. At Amsterdam Spanish, Portuguese, Mexican, Grenadian, and Venezuelan Bonds were all in demand and higher. Austrian stock rose # per cent. At Berlin a rise of 2 per cent. is announced in Russian Five per Cents. At Hamburg the recent improvement in the money market is maintained. The steamer Alhambra has taken out 14,9401. in . specie to the Peninsula. The steamer Dolphin has brought 26,00 W. in silver from Antwerp. The transactions in silver for transmission to the East by the steamer Colombo on the 4th of January continue on a very limited scale. The East India Company are not expected to make any remittances of silver by this packet, and those on private account will probably be under 200,0001. At Calcutta the exchange on London appears to be much the same as last reported —viz., about 2s. 2d. At Shanghai the movement of the exchange is decidedly more favourable. Aa money becomes easier in this market and com mercial affairs resume, to some degree, their normal aspect, the exchanges between this country and the Continent continue to droop. Yesterday afternoon the rates were quoted lower for bills on nearly all the leading continental markets, including Holland, Belgium, Hamburg, Frankfort, and Vienna. The quotation for paper on St. Petersburg was nominally higher. The transactions were still somewhat Li mited, but bills were placed with less difficulty than of late. The current quotations are shown below, :.. . . • Amsterdam, three month', 12.0/ to 01 ; do., short, 11.16 to 17; Rotterdam three mouths, 12.01 to 01; AM weep, three months, 26.571 to 621 ; Hamburg, mark, beano, three month', 13.71 to 81 ; Patio, three days' sight, 25.221 to 321 ; ditto, three month., 26.60 to 70; Frankfort-on- Maine, three monthe,l2ol to 1; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 331 to ; Vienna., eff. do., Owes mon th s, 10.46 to 62 ; Trieste, do. three month., 10.48 to 64 ; Madrid, three months, 471 to 1 • Cadiz, three months, 471 to ; Leg rat, three months, 30.25 to 35 ; Oanoa, three month., 26.95 to 26.06 Naples, three months, 40/ to ; Palermo, three months, 1221 to 123 ; Messina, three months, 1221 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. _ Four mercantile failures are announced ; but in each care the ;amount involved is limited. Messrs. Lupton, Hooton, and Co., linen, Manchester and Scotch warehousemen, whose liabilities are estimated at about 30,0001., have issued the Rib joined circular. 'there is an impression that the estate will yield favourable results ; _ _ No. 63, Bread-strait, London, Dec. 29, 19R. Sir,—Having been called no to repay en amount of capital employed in our brainier., the withdrawal of which would render our future position precarious, we have deemed it the more honourable tourer) to rurpend our payments. We deeply regret the neceerray for this most painful step, end rat the Indulgence of our creditors until a statement of our affairs can be submitted to them. Our principal creditor. rare requested ?desire. Parrinton, Ledbury, and Co.,f King-etreet, accountants, to prepare the statement, whi ch tray will lay before you at an early day.—We are, air, your obedient servants. LUPTON, nUOTON, and Co. The other names are u follows, viz. :—Muars.l Hinton, Brothers, and Co., of Old Broad-street, in the Italian trade ; Messrs. T. M. Waters and Co., of Fenchurch-street, wine and general merchants • and Mr. E. L. Goetz, of Crotched-friars, describ ed' as wine merchant and general agent. At a meeting, held yesterday, of the creditors of Mr. H. S. Neville, colonial broker, who suspended payment on the 14th ult., the total liabilities were stated at 10,9191., and the mete at 2,2461. A com position of 4s. in the pound was offered. In the produce market business is limited, owing to the holidays, but the tendency is generally firmer, in response to the improvement in the money market. The traffic of the Great Western Railway of Canada is recovering. The decrease shown in the weekly return received to-day is only 2,1681., compared with the corresponding week of last year. The Union Bank of London have issued the fol lowing circular, explanatory of the rates allowed on deposits : Union Bank of London, 2,Frizoni-st7rt, Matiolon-house, It '4 LA E.O , Dec. 28. am desired to intimate to you, that tho directors have resolved upon the following scale of interest, to be allowed on deposits, from and after the first day of January, 1858, subject to seven days' notice of withdrawal; sad that the interest on your deposit will be calculated at such rates from that date t—When the minimum rate of discount of the Ilank of England does not exceed 8 per cent., the rate allowed on deisits will be 1 per cent. below such rate. Whet it shall exceed G per cent., end not exceed 7 per cent., at 6 per cent. When it shall exceed 7 per cent., and not exceed 8 per cent., at 8 par ant.—l ate, sir, y• ur obedient servant, W. W. ISmintozoon, General Manager. Notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Northumberland and Durham District Bank ing Company by the Court of Chancery is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Kindersley on the 13th of January. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the share holders in the City Bank is called for the 19th of January. The dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, for the half year ending tho 31st inst., on the capital stock of the Commercial Bank of Canada, will be paid by the London Joint-Stock Bank. Tho Cape Town Railway and Dock Company have received intelligence of the arrival of their engineer, Mr. W. C. Brounger, at the Cape, on Oct. 28th, by the mail steamer Dane. _ _ . Yesterday was "making-up day" in the share mar. ket. The rates charged for carrying over the sccoants of speculative holders were in many cases heavy, yid an undiminished disposition is shown to operate for still higher prices. On London and North IVeaters, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, Berwick, and York and North Midland, the rates of " continuation " were the heaviest. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms generally current: Landon and North Western from / tog per cent. con. tfonation. Cheat Western ,, 1-16 _to .. 1 ditto Midland „ , to Mito. Lancashire end Yeskaltk• South Easterns Great Northern -16 to 6-16 ditto Caledonians -16 to }ditto York end North Midland i ditto London end South-Western „ to i ditto Great Western at Canada Northern of France lO to 12 par cent. per annual Eastern of France Parle and L °w oo s a Southern of Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Tantrum Shares:—Atlas, 161; Albion, 96; Allinson British end Foreign, 161; Crowa ol. l id t; ., English and Scottish Law Li te, 4 ; 49, 481, 499 ; Imperial Fire, 385; Int= 11, 15 • Indemnity Martha, 120; London and Provincial Law, '24 ; Law Life, 63; ditto Fire, 31, ; Phcenix, 164 ; reliant, 60 ; Royal Exchange, 277; Rock Life, 73. Canal Shares :—Birmingham, 881; Coventry, 190; Grand Junction, 47 ex die.; Kennetand Avon, 68; Leeds and Liver pool 601; Leicester and Northampton, 13 ; Oxford, 106; Rochdale, 80; Regent's, 16; 'Warwick and Napton, 9; Warwick and Birmingham, 24; Worcester end Birming ham, 164. Ote and Coke Companies :—Great Central, 111, Ire 1001. Debentures, 200; Independent, 60; London Pada =eatery Preference, 271, Phoenix, 47; South Metropolitan, 341, 34; United General, 191, 20 ; Westminster Chartered, 60; ditto Western B, 3. _ _ _ - W;terworks Stocks:—Berlin, 4, f • Grand Junction, 661 es div. ; Lambeth, 95; West Middlesex, 99 ex div. Docks:—Landon. 991; Southampton, 70; Victor* 1301, 61 ; ditto, New, 10f, 10. Bridges :—Hungerford, Of ; Vauban, 171. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th of January for the hire of ships to convey convicts, passengers, and stores to Bermuda, and Freemantle, Western Australia; also for the conveyance of stores to Auckland, Honduras, Malts, Mauritius, Trinco malee, and Trinidad. ~n~il IL IN Y all IL IN IL IN IL IN IL IN II ell IL IN IL IN RI.TI 11.1 !dm alai itlii Y 1 •.41 i ll _w WIZ I aU 6 all I aU i 18 ii ii ti if le es Y se ls Ist 14T oft 194 40 44 Cl I 0 Si 19 II 89 CI A «I 88 r It' 194 el 0 ille 641 IS N 19 19 ft 4= i9e 94 I I lib t 5 It 7 re I If ft Nl§ Ni Mo 4 'l In fl O.f 114 i — te ii a II :1 Nei s — le no n Is 64 U n n sill I 6. •l N l• • dm Di IN S 4 MP 4 S U 81. 14 ;4 11 16 $ Idr I 11 N N lei 14 ?- a se If 6 IU 1 . 1 11$ US till WO N. I Land l I i II MI IN l it ft :Wit ss is 110 I NI la N. N. N If 10 fo L. `_ _ ii :ii 3 IR 11 1 4 A ail II el .11.w.sae 114. lawmen Mad et I pee amt. by the O. ;Teak et Claseas Bere.ker.ieseas4.llp^ Ds AIL &spit& ..... 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Junction, 61; Caledenian, B.i 41; Cbeeter and Holyhead, 34% 8 gaffers Counties. 60 691 ; Barters Colon B Ste* 3 ; F.ArlO.• bank, Perth, IWO Dundee, 301; Great Northern. /918 i ; Great Western, 641 ; Lancaelaire and Yorkehire, London, Brighton, and South Coast, 1061 7; London and North-Western, 961 ; ditto Bighths,4l; London and South. Weatern, 96; Manchester. Shelleid, earl Lhaeoludthe. 41 ; Midland, 91 901 I; Noirfidk, 62; North British, 671; North Eastern-13ersnck, 971 81 71; ditto, Leeds, 641; ditto York, MI 6 61 ; North lhaffordeldra, 141 14 1 ; South Demos, 341; South Easters, 721 i If ; South Yreka, 791; Yale of Ninth, 201. PILITRIMPICI MAIER. Great Walden convertible end reileatroble 41 per oat., 871. Is Ili i 'H$ TUESDAY EVIRDIC The funds this morning attained an advance of per cent., which was supported until late in the afternoon. A sudden fall of t, per cent. then took place, and, after a partial rally, the closing quota tions were to per cent. below those of yesterday. All the other departments of the Stock Exchange were very strong, with a steady upward tendency. In the Stock Exchange the mtes for loans on English government securities were not above 4 to 6 per cent. Consols, for the Bth Jan., which closed yesterti at 9n, " buy er,," opened this morning about 9 stood at 93 1 to 94 for some time, fell to 93 " sellers," an closed at 931, or 93 7-16 to 9-16 ex dir. The °facial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 8), 931, 94, 931 ex die.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 94k; New Three per Cents., 931 . , NI, EN, 941. Exchequer Bills have again risen Is., closing at par to 3e. prem. India Bonds have advanced to Us. to 15s. dia. A considerable amount of business was done in foreign stocks, notwithstanding the extent to which the attention of the dealers was occupied by the settlement. Turkish Six per Cents. were marked as high as 974 in the morning, but closed 1 per cent. lower than yesterday, at 07 to 1. for the present set tlement. The "continuation" on this stock ruled at .1 to per cent. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 1011 to 2t. Mexican Bonds exhibit a decided advance, and Spanish were in good request. Bank shares to-day were firm. Bank of Austra lasia advanced 11. The new shares of the Union Bank of Australia were in demand, and were marked 161 to 171, with only 21. 10s. paid. Bank of Egypt ahares closed at 21 to 21 dia. for the new account, showing • further improvement; and Ottoman Bank at 181 tot . National Disconnt and European and American team shares were better. Electric Telegraph stock rose 2/. to 3/. Canada Land shares were quoted in the morning 114 to 116, and had risen at the close to 120 to 125. London Dock stock was officially marked Mt. . _ The shares in the Indus Steam Flotilla were last quoted 1 to i prem., showing a further advance. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLora. Great dulness continues to prevail in the soloing share market. In home descriptions the only business officially , reported is the Stock Exchange today is in South Frances shares at 220 ; anti Wheal Edward at 7. In foreign and colonial mining eecurities there is likewise no movement of importance. Subjoined is the officiJl list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Cltjah and Wentworth, 61 6, 61; Santiago Consols, 11, 1; Wheal Trelawney, 2 3 1, 21 1. I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK.LANE.-THIS DAY. With the exception of foreign reheat, of which the receptor this week have been liberal, the supplies of all de<criptioste of grain and flour have Deem small. The trade in Mork-lone this' morning without being active, was very fi rm, and the decline of all articles was fully maintained. LI/RIVALS 111 TO WNW . ). VEL , ..K Dze. 13 TO DEO. 30. MO* 8: ileXcla. lite. k prolro. Ilailay .. ..... .... .—• Qua. . 1.310 430 22,3 CCO3 WOO . Mole .. .. 21•4 Entlital Sag 110 , a — r.. 402: If ore:ga /lam, 2190 bur*. 1190 nasi. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Markets generally have an improved appearance, although it is difficult to give exact quotations in away articles during the hoildaya. SVGAIL—A cargo of Havannah has been sold for Briotol at a lull price. Correa.—No tramactions reported, but the article has a steady ap Tees ho of this article for the past year s showing a materiel decrease in the impartation, a large In crease in the ileliveries, end a short supply sliest from China, compared with the sane period lost year, has induct d some speculative buyers to cow., it.'u tae market, and common «argue bee bi ea sold at 121.1. to 120., which is an advance of id. par lb. The letters by the China mail will Le delivered to-morrow morning. Co - rtes.—No sales reported. Rica has a firm appearance. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The market is firm at the iollowmg quotations —Tows tallow, 63e. nett ash; Pets..burn Y.C. on the "pot, 63e. 31. ; 'mug end March. 63.. 3d.; Minh, 636. 9d. , BOROUGH HOP ItAIOULT.—THIS DAY. Mears. PAttenden and Smith repeat that the hop market is firm, with bat little doing. COAL MARKET.-71118 DAY. n'ytem 13a. 6d. ; Hearties's Hartley, 14s. 3d. ; Eden Main, IS.. ad.; Idorpeth West Barnes, 13a. Bd.; 13.1 1 . Primrose. 12.. Bd.; Tenfold Moor, 12a. 9d.; Davison's Weat Hartley, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 16a. 3d.; Walls End 13raddylra Hatton, 18a. 9d.; Walla End soak= 183. 3d.; Walla End Hake, 19a. 9d. ; Walls End South Helton, 19a. 9d.-73 ships at market. LINCoLN'S-INN.—Wo understand that the Right Hon. the Ler, Justice Tamer will be the treasurer of L eolo's-ion for the year 1858. The armorial bearings of the retiring treasurer (the Viee-Cbsincellor Sir James. Stunt) have been hi/erred or the fine Oahe cl glare window at the east end of the chapel. which has one room for only shoat half a deem more of three honourable names of treasurer,.