The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (ban lb. Gaminlsmer laablaaqva.) ilk moo the earmatle7thalbei Is lbw are et Lamas thowes ; amralmoL et Howthothth. aorthote peepared by Mr. Teta SWIM am hip amothlo an oath die no math dee to otheemoi mokeen 37,1731. ; is Om Wks thowlty, MAIL ; AIL SW amain ewe eethised M M OL weed Moth. Ui NAM yommly; propwAy hid eredllen, WN. At treetheft of ISM, WA• amth d Or or wropthe %Seth • Mo b = bed ism IMPM M • ham. WAIL ; teed. o Maths% LAIL ; how M. MAL Moro le the a hypo bow wo the apolleor eirth them the kth of below Ymwsloomort sammtr 17,M1L Me larva* mother the Odlomm Bath their Math Wag 10.4871., opted MI6 they WI we aid jewellery ward by the hishewth MAK The knee Wade ea boa of WU r hwe elowah ILL Askant tee the snips% imd Mr. Lawroace kw the .gir Isobar tine to ammthe the sommok es th i tl= g oomothie to be dmmikad, ea selkausamot kr dm was vs isiseL ilr bsompe, • pliZsitit; d Onlorbory, applied hr lds solleara. Tiire Ilearee. ea s iel Z si t . ispiedieere hod imply Sailled pe , end this he deeds led ben badly Irma, eespeedled the err (hid ads*) hr all leoehe. (lohle I4.Oriimer Oselbeas.) IN II :!iltTs.—lragiux . ! ...YET All ATIVIINIIT. lb. be Ilhe mid • warrant to to slim% who we= ban 711. at Or Wanes dhst. am" bligusemin. Ho bid boa airmaid mtheat Ste' newitipmeall the Invert, but dittoed that the Nd wi asentka abseil be stayed until the patty !led bra coat tenleath. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. CILVELTy Te ♦ wir►. • Ivry mposimbis vows, ftecooTh ponied by hr ambler, alisated des angistesises aristaaca soder the lairwar aenmaasse: Ms sased aid east Masi wsballai to a rams at itt ineessat tem ha Mined it yaw, she alt compalad hasight age to IMO Walk mart sad ask the peraectioa of the law. • weasse was Wad hi., spa which he wee apprebialok had a Ye lob as *Bev lima. um d noisy towarda s = taanco, sad to ham leakety away hoe hat, she eareated to withdrew dr shame, sod ha was Ithauted =l7l .r a k' hM weeplsaea b) i t ' b e ers, awe broken by Itag b the at lest Vt. Nadir —Ate you Brag together agaa tlrrNo, el atts—Thas did he masa yea cesially aad await sa str ilaml i?:s hisas y. It Is * ad i ir tt i uh hwa mad 71,7.37.! l ib ha arena an aas sate impriiptiaa. Mt. pa pto pat belay bar. Ie that so? Agglatai—la pram. fair that • pies poribly gs. Iso saineatim wegpott writ sad two chil ies by aisamererk, aid bis yahoos aid threats have ouch a Ym. far at oda, that I sea amble to work It, a hsrOk of Nos Marl her a Meek se the door. a Latta an thee my be be. Mt. Bmaar-1 will great you a vernal Kunst his. LAMBKIN. Fauseraas TRZAINTS AT TIIIIIOIIItOt _ . . Gltrialw aged tamale wha b ith the elLetioa of cook at Latabola Week lies" the ehthrol Mire Mr. Elliott oith .teal ag • variety et property beleagleep lo Go rwrilithe ut Lambeth yerlek sal RAM Mtge vas therpd with room. dig the pro pry with a rift thowladth. Aft. w.ey, the mom of vielibmat, said that I. othertheat• et erwthilag that cane to his howler*, be, ea the maths trim led vetted t w Cols, ho he ear prisoner, god al i tlV gibed to web privat is Mc. TM tabor phrase eljethed Is esithiagely le bor hind ..is.. the w peeett, eth Ode thrum them barroleal hi (wltaetha) easpleloa. Re this wet tar tlee, mid W Galletew torthed wires M loot the ether tie a mei God 'awl hi dello W.. about .sited ken the .sett She reeked, Osiy a pies et perk," whisk eke pelketel. Thin veto she bead es he a peat verily sr Ober theelethe et bas, imps, wet, dripping, he., sad t 0... the ether p 4. led ewe bar, sere( the hid erred thin ties bow th aw" sad Gee& she bed a ,Kit to gin tam away tie thee& P the weer-.--.!'.. by Gr. Iltheree, who attended rthe the within adwilled that the whir head, the exceptha et the peek meet, sad dripper, were wi th es was wepplail se Galloway et swims, bet the vitae.. added the the oath teeth lath bean that else had as right to wad as eat et the thew The prodiath however, were to the +e la the hall& hit Ms. Lowe thieved the eath, and aid the his died Galloway hid tenth ia away elan paha lastitatiew, oath up to Ike time hod bane es ireeproacheble chieobw. Kr. sieved the Meaty by serveata we thrimi M MIA ma west, that ft the aimlessly =w=iry dock ft, sad orthwthed the prieters kr Gas =oath each WlMeworth lime of Carnotite. PAUL BOILZJI EXTLOSION.—A MOW seakkat Nasal al Thornerro lads, err Tbalr itia l=i s. n Meneday afteraces Yet, with • rem ern, it le to re komed, le Ile Igarenes end incerareary it Ike parts, ad le. • het acted ThemeTYte Jokers, dia. at Three,eke • theltheed by Omen* theta tai dirtier wilful whirr throaternereise • irploner* wrier Is he eat es lire, eel earristrard Ike Mama On warn hie three . sweemeloyed an the rte rearm of Mr. Ridegl, was lermairealy Aft worn ashes le the earkyard of Idr. Z. Mad, ala i it was bela got Nay for work in the of erveral Wooer- Ms gra ant beya, whea the rent with • bionealene noir, imedieriseg isedr uNi = destination iffinaL Tbs maws belt Owe Jae ahem the sow elk off the labs. and the asks as net lab aggiber the pima the know , C m eLtb l e freesswerk Nip twisted sowpidely awed J who jut afore gos dieswed aferdl• gla of the &rhea the M seoldent a the sal Sad hake as had an the esistralve, wee bead SONS aims *as as media* gotta deod—bie atrial bola kneleved, Ms beninporriadlog, mad blood blot re- ' pair. •as of Mr. Aim, a boy shoot arts ream of ems woe ea kart ea the_ get ; • eon of Mr. MAO. • yeah Iherosea year old, ked or of kr legs bra.* ia two lbws ad his holl think bid wen, sad dad corm after the mire; Arable as of XL Riricill, wed attar., was Ilium erildelo ly eel of the stack-yerd into a Mich about Wks redo al, - sed woe ea rarely scalded that he is sot lbely to tamer. • third eon of Mr. 1(14111, end tweir peen re Mown kW • seiglaanukg kid area tea yards 111, tad she entethed retinue joj arias in the fro and neck Ma reelbei. • hayrack waa blown ooropktely over, and Imo as awe it bed • narrow escape from bag swelhomod ham of Ma eagles ewe land is ell dinetima; tie dy ad.' as bean le Oak sad the "rosa-Isola" dew, afiele of Ni Joel Si skate la weight, was projeteed • ardoaas of UN yeede keen the Iligialt. ISCAn AND RAPID FLIGHT Or A LUNATIC.-- Alma IN Vela* is lieedny skews= last • ear ems Weldly Wag eaboneaste keeCaley,witheed bat at aleber alKead aria his gale Dabs Hall, of wide& be aid la gee sae te bibo se ember. It was of cane own diewoond thee pose Mew .as • 'newts, sad lit ' goo ibinfwe dokked, aad_sokly lodged in the boat car Weal with the Inek-ap. Moray alawards the pears al Nt• Wolk seikaa al Aecests, ass, York, 'Mood st Otloy_ Y peat of the Naha It apeesred that the air attended thine anise at the rehire in the morning of ihe our drMei p ea h :dist after rake his diet a west out into the ted babe Ira plead • lab sad thee • chair upon Be dhowards wood to the will, be tweadel la elks/hie oar the latter. the sable, saddled sad bridled a boa ad ar 'libeled Alwa a.ol At the bra toll. Ler, Os le enf a a% retl si bar L teak offlad ma do P AZl st er f il; tho Os whet be celled bis "dicker," or Yea freak for ear=Rio bet ado bet kin his bead as be Wetborby ; as dark( (w he sharwtods istiaid....i to est-coostable Smith) "to Mrs pie lisp het @bald ewer him." Th• same =""Nook. like bee hen eons time is ecenornonit, is A s ea tilt ia. reer e t weddlag id IM i ld i t w erbeer• her ' Me tionllons seer wrier be rob In his jamas, Is emi ll baldly thed be ma have Wevelled upersoki___.._gr wan le Iwo Oa Mete hate; 'mad ha ••••• ." Iftide *a fasekthatied th e clear mode by As 114 41141 • 1 Ws obloje, ad the achievements of the thy. Ths iewlee/Lell Oka la werapay with the ammo" wider the lopeadow al Cam - 7 amia • = l. to take essemisa of kw vi .. P.../ than. is, sad What that Mate, wd theinikas be mkt epos the I Illasird b mi.ii _ brake, inas.--lowleek thawelky, sad the rieb pawls .._ __ ea Anse, wwith AT MIDDLIIII3OIOI3OII.—A Orals Ink liashavae el Widandareetth esweg IN as In IN Z s f il .Wwwitabiekew ad Tai= i iik• waajdaml ommeava dant Oa AIR make tai"lllenV 11 1 / I Misillil the usintb l lg ia a i lor ma. Tha d = am prilal ill : wi.hosa wwwwwid theipailthelle Vir e llw all Pllgille A r dal parr 14 = li= Imaria raw il l ig a asudiedbinier at Om. rib" I Idle diode 1111 ellkodeL in the make i a 00. 6 ...:= 4, assessi lbws Twit Paw end Imehlii Woe the imaegnalleeda, allgewnhol rill is.d.y. lair aim I THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1857. SEA= LISTS-21118 DAL Two 0'0144. The runway share market to-day has experimillai sersral emanations. London and North Warmth! stook has receded to 96t01; and Laneaahire sad Veritably, 93 to ; Great Western is quoted 64e to 66; Midland, 811 i tot* ; Great Northern, 941 to par share ; London and Booth-Western, 46i to 47; and Eastern Counties, it eto I. Matothw de scriptions an steady. All the Indian stocks are in rod request and firm, owing to the satisfactory intelligence from India. Pernambuco shares are flatter, being last marked par. Grand Trunk of Canada are in fair request. Most other foreign and colonial descrip tions are fairly supported at the recent lacunas. Wely. • 1•4, 1110. Olti ft Pi 0 .1 Oral al SI 14 S 1 II /11 Pi l lt i I i 91 Si essif as 6 4 I asi 10 ' Pi 7 ad ad diad lii li Ili I 111 I sek I 1 Ps i 4 te I gt I N IN I IN i MONEY MARKBT.-TBIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. l'i i I is al The funds wetted this morning with firmness, but afterwards receded. Renewed firmness was then induced by the news that Lueknow has been relieved, but the market is now rather flatter again. Prices arc now quoted 1 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Consols for the Bth January were first marked 931 and 931 ex div., fell to 921 to;, recovered to 93 to I. and are now quoted 93, "sellers." The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 93 to 931 ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 93;; Bank Stock, at 217 to ; Exche quer Bills, 4s. to le. dis. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1 1839, at 98. Turkish Six per Cents. are a little flatter, at 961 to 93/ ; Mexican Bonds are also more offered. Business in foreign stocks is generally quieter. Sales are recorded ea follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 641, 64, and 645 ; Mexican Bonds, at 195 ; ditto, for account (Slat Dec.), at 19&, t, and 1; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 765; Russian Four-and-a Half per Cents., small bonds, at 90 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, at 835 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 26 Turkish Six per Cents., at 96/ ; ditto for account (December 31), at 93/ to 96i; Vene zuela Active Bonds, for account, at 295. At Paris, to-day (Wednesday), according to 31. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 87fr. 75c. ex die. for the account, and were quoted at half-past one o'clock at the same price, being the same as yesterday. The result of the weekly court at the Bank of England to-morrow is looked for with much interest. It is universally felt that a reduction of two per cent. in the Bank rate is imminent. The interests of the speculators in the stock markets would be beet promoted by an immediate reduction to that extent, bat the more reasonable expectations of the public will probably be satisfied if the direc tors lower the minimum rate to nine per cent. to morrow, and to eight per cent. on the following Thursday—the last day of the year. Some imme diate relaxation is evidently demanded by public opinion, and as the position of affairs at least war rants a reduction of one per cent. to-morrow, it is hoped that the directors will not delay the altera tion. The demand at the Bank continues light, and from the magnitude of the repayments to the esta blishment, its " reserve" most now be largely in creased. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yesterday was about 208,0001., chiefly in bars and United States coin, together with some coin from Russia and the Levant. In addition, about 150,0001. in sovereigns ex the Africa, from New York, is stated to have been sent into the branch of the Bank at Liverpool. The total stock of coin and bullion is calculated to be now approaching ten and a half millions sterling. The return last published stated l it at 9,460,8661. In the dwcount market the current rate for good bilk is about nine per cent., but numerous tranaac dons take place u low as 8 per cent. When the Bank reduce their terms, the rates in the open mar ket will probably be still lower. The downward movement in the value of money on the Continent seems to have fairly set in. Private letters from Paris express an anticipation that the Bank of France will reduce the rate of discount to 5 per cent. at the end of the year. Gold is still flow ing into that establishment from the Levant and from other quarters. At Berlin on Monday the Bank of Prussia lowered the rate of discount to Si per cent. At Hamburg first class bills are discounted at 4 to 5 per cent, and the new Exchequer bills at 4 per cent. - The Kangaroo has arrived at Liverpool from New York, with 50,0001. in specie. The Orinoco is expected to arrive at Southampton from the West Indies and Mexico about the let Jan., with a very large amount of specie. About 60,0004 in silver arrived in the Thames on Monday from the Continent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon exhi bited a general fall, the reduction extending to bills on Holland, France. Frankfort, and more especially Hamburg and Vienna. The quotations were still rather irregular, but the general feeling on 'Change was more confident. The downward movement in the exchanges is of course calculated to check the influx of gold from the Continent, but is a natural consequence of the easier tendency of the money market here. The current quotations are aa follows: Amsterdam, three months, 12.01 to 11 ; do., short, 11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam. three months, 12.01 to 11; Ant werp, three months, 25.70 to 6 ; Hamburg, three months, 13.4 to 14 ; Paris, short, 26.224 to 321; ditto, three months. 26.70 to SO ; Prinkfort-oa-the-Maisa, three months, 121 too 1 ; Petersburg, three toontha, 23 to 1 ; Vienna, three mnths, 10.60 to 65 'hide* three months, 10.62 to 71; Madrid, three months, 461 to 7 ; Cadiz, three months, 47 no 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 30.60 to SO ; Genoa, three months, 26.6 to 15 ; Naplea, three months, 401 to ; Palermo, three months, 122 to 123; Messina, three months, 122 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 61 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 82 to 1. A number of small failures continue to be an nounced from day to day. Yesterday the acceptances of two houses were returned, viz., of Mr. Pinto Auto, Spanish merchant, and Mr. Van Specht, foreign merchant. In each Me the liabilities are understood to be limited. Subjoined is a circular issued yesterday by Messrs. William Dray and Co., engineers and agricultural implement makers, whose liabilities are estimated at 60,0001. or 70,0001.: Swan-lane, City, Dee. 22, 1867. Gentlemen,—We regret to announce to you that from the pressure of our engagements and the difficulty of obtaining remittances, we have been compelled to suspend payment. We have placed our accounts in the hands of Yews. Ter emend, Youngs., and Co., who will, at the shortest pwbla period, submit a statement to a meeting of our creditors, of which notice shall be sent you. In the meantime we trust we may depend on your kind forbearance.—Your most obe dient eervants, WILLIAM DRAY ••1D Co. Some descriptions of produce are beginning to exhibit more firmness. There was a rather brisk demand for sugar yesterday, and in some eases an ad vance of fid. per cwt. over the best quotations of last week was paid. There were some transactions in cotton at an advance of td. per lb. over the low quotation recently established at the public sales. A call of 51. is announced upon the shares (of the issue of April, 1857) of the Buffalo and Lake Raton Railway Company, payable as follows, viz., 21. 10s. on the 20th of January, and 21. 10x on the 20th of February. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Six per Cent. Bonds of the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Company. Holders of scrip of the Melbourne Dock and Rail way Company may on Monday next receive a final return of capital of 35. 7d. per share. . . Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, renal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list: Insurance Shane :—Atlas, 16 ; Albion , 95 ; alliance Britiatt and Foreign, 161 ; Crown, 19; ; English and Scottish Law Ws, 4 ; Eng* : G u ardia n, 49 ; Imperial Fire, 365; Imperial Life, 18; Indemnity Shrine, 120; London and Provincial Lew. 21 ; Law Life. 63; ditto Firs, 31, ; Phrenix, 164 ; Royal Exchange, 277. Canal Shun:—Birmingham, 88}; Cm•extry, 190; Grand Junction, 47ex dia. • Kennetand Avon, 61; Leeds sad Liver itutt,; LeioneteU and Northampton, 13 ; Oxford, 106; O; Regret 16; Warirkk and Napton, 9 ; ham, Wsreriek Birmingham, 24; Worcester and Birming -161, Osa - alta Coke Companies :—Groat Central, Ilf, ; Jape dal, 70; ditto Damara, 200; London Parliamentary Pro forma, 271 , Plow , 47; Sued Metropolitan . 341, 04 United General, t 93, 20 ; Wean:igniter Cbartered, 50; ditto Western B, S. Wsterworks Stocks :—Berlin, 4; Grand Junction, 64 div. ; Luna* 96. Bridges .—Hungsrfoid, 61; Vauban, 171. Doak.:—London. 99; Southampton, 70; Victoria, 80k, SI ; ditto, New, 10,10. TIISIDAT El The fund' opened this morning with a str appearance, and soon advanced. At one period a fresh rise of 1 per cent. was attained. Some influential sales being then pressed, with a view to realise pro fits, a relapse of 1 per cent. took place. Towards the close renewed buoyancy was showe, and the closing quotations were 1 per cent. above them of yesterday. In the share markets, prices fluctuated with Con sols, but in some quarters realisations predominated. Some of the speculators, satisfied with the important advance already established, evince a disposition to close their accounts before the approaching settle ment, in the hope of being able to buy again on lower terms for the next account. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93, " sellers," for the Bth January, advanced this morning to 931 to 1, fell to 921 to 1, and bad recovered at the close to 931, " sellers," ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three pmer Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 94 with dir. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 8), 921, 931, 93, 931, 921, 921, ex div.; Three per Cents. Rs duced, 921, 931,93, 931, 921; New Three per Cents., 93, 931, 931, 931, 931, 921 ; Bank Stock, 2181, 2171, 218/ ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bond.s, falling payable in 1868, 98 ; India Banda, 20s. dis. Exchequer Bills were dell, at 6s. to Is. dis. In the foreign stock market the day's business was considerable. Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 98/, were then pressed for male as low as 961, and closed at 981 to 1, or the same as yester day. The Guaranteed Pow per Cents. were last quoted tool to 1011. Brazilian, Mexican, Duteh2 ee Portuguese, and other foreign stocks, were uiquid for, and in some cases dearer. In the market for bank shares today the cipal inquiries were for Bank of Egypt and Ottoman Bank. The former have advanced to 4to 3$ die., whilst the latter rose late this afternoon to 18 to 1. National Discount and Victoria Dock shares were inquired for. Australian Agricultural exhibit a fresh ri,e of 11., and Canada Land a decline of 31. Crystal Palace shares were dull, at 11, " sellers," but the Preference stock wee somewhat firmer. Southampton Dock shares were officially marked 70. DMA HOUSE (THIS DAY.) This day, at noon, the usual quarterly general Coot of East India Proprietors was held at tits Io Hews, Mr. R. D. Mamma*, M.P., Chain's& ad the Caen of Directory pnniding. The attendance w very Ramon& The ndnutes of the previetts court haying been read and sendensd, 11111 Cm/Anita:4 stated that the warrants for payment at W half-yearly dividend In the rack of the company would M Nagy for debvery on the 6th of January, 18 SS. He also sequoias/ the court that this court had been made spored br she purpose et confirming the resolutions contouring the Miton Sir A. Wdeon, Bart., K.C.8., Lady Neill, and cholson. . . . The resolution relating to Sir A. Wilma having beat read, TIM Cauaaav alloyed this coafirmatios, winch ins sicandad by Sir Y. C c sal r., the deputy chairman, sad car. And uardssoosly. The Catainnam ant moved that confirmation of ths reso lution parkas of 60W. a year each on Lady Mill and Kn. N which was also mccoded by ear Y. Coma. - kr. I:um Tidied So neve hit tomer amendment—dig tits Mior to the two leas be 7601. each, instead of 6001. emulation noid that it would be out of order, ai t►e end weld nay wars or negative the original rub. haloes. /lawns mid he did not agree with the resolution, be mine the manila 110111 isetieriest. Mr. Lewis woe Fesn milli to (dim lie elertice, whew Iir.ILLIMLIS raw le ardor. It els elestly Irregular to aftst-opts the whelea r Ltuutl =ef penalwes, for the pupate issitite ei the Wien revolt. that the hon. proprietor wee out of elder. lir.lmortn mid that being so, he would hereafter irabedt W Arno be the mart in the shape of • substantive motion. The nodes ken the chair was then put and tarried qa ;l:!:rterne thee roes, pursuant to notice, to move the following resolution That it is due to the *drawing =willow* of the people of India that a Deputy from each Vsiversity In the sternal Presidencies be main tained et the public expense in this country, with a new to Inform the Proprietors se to the wishes and complaints of the people of India." Hs Outworn that it was of Importance to ascertain the causes of the recent disaster in India, end he believed no men were more competent to give an opinion upon that 'abject than India proprietors. The Court of Directors wished it lobe thought that this on only • sepoy revolt; he Mimi with them, and had no doubt that It would be ultimately traced te the general damned of the entire population of India. That was the oOnion of Dr. Dud, or of the most distinguished civil servants of the company, and however eminent their chairman might be in parliament he was not yet quite so well qualified to pronounce upon the real causes of the molt as the Doctor. The diecontentef the people had tweeted upon the 'morn and pro door& the revolt, while the discontent itself might be unhesitatingly attributed to governmental interference with the Diodeo law of inheritance of property. Such interference had not only disturbed the civil rights of the native., but very etrioualy trenched upon their rollgions prejudices and convictions. Ornernenent had no right so to interfere with the institutions of the country. That was one of the prin cipal ammo of the discontent. tinder Lord Ellenborough's government the utmost councey was shown to the native winces, and the &spots appeared to be highly satisfied with those compliments. Dunn Lord Dalhouaie's edministra tion that ride was sad the government instead of propitisting the native insulted theca by violating the law of elope= in defiance of existing treaties. The CHAIRMAN --I beg pardon for interrupting the lam but perhaps It will be gratifying to the court to that I have Just nesieed the following CONIMIZiOUIOII time the " The government have received la fermation that Ledmow has been relieved." (Chem) Mr. JON TA the proceeded with his remarks, emeriti% that the annexation of Chide wan one of the great cares lndina discomat.lie took credit to himself for having de nounced that act at the time it occurred ; and having deer so he felt that he was absolved from all responsibility atielng out of the terrible Woolard at Lucknow. The seam the rule of the Heat India Compmy had that of the natives the more soocessful had P r a bt sd ee, oaf he for one traced all the discontent of the people of la M• to the contempt and disregard the government had be, M' stern evinced fur their religions and civil oblerreacea. Neither the intellectual nor the moral, neither the on the theoretical attainments of the natives muld be der pied. In learning, in science, in medicine, sad in ruches ies, they were Noel to any (imbed Radom 'NU that assertion w as borne out by the brilleat set evadiby the native universities. Only the other a r7t . ... ng ea essay on lang mea helm- mat ofd leation, by a native of India, that uage it would be diMmalt for Mr. Vernon Smith, the president of the Bond of Carrot, to Mame, let alone to ems& (A laugh.) each • people wen wertity of more political powers, mote m eows., sad seem esteem than they at present re reseed M the lends of the government, aad ft was with that view that he now brought forward this "'Mice. The ashty of SagesM se well as Indu demanded that the mem meat of oar peat Indian empire should Le immediately re- fenned so as so place it oe s par with the adranced mad ad maker intellect sad civilisation of the melee. (Neer.) Mr. Lawlor seconded the motion. He mid ho should as ma form his estimate of the character of Englishmen from the littryek Celeader as seaman thee of the natives of Ladle by the moat atrocities committed by the Stspoys. He wished to me the double goverment of lade abolished. He did as dmin that the power of the court of dem-tare Mesh, be destroyed, het he wanted to ace it better regulated. Be was mete eatioded them was mom honesty at the ladle Home Asa at the WMand. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Ism thencemised the speech of Mr. lime as • male of theoretical somseuse. The natives of la men net It he emcee of met ; that they waned majesties sad protection; but their histitetions, *Mar evil r Mfg' should only be respected Po hug se they were te the laws of civilisation. Mr. Ct.& conaeadell that British rule wherever It had hem surfed had initipted the wrong. of the people. They preferred Brill& Me to that of the native princes, and on that newt he could not egret with the views which had hem eapeeseed on the subject of annexations. The CIA len 11 admitted the ability with which the melee had been brought forward, but he repeated that the labia revolt was not general, but eel, cm deed le the Sepoys. In proof of this he arm Mead thee when no &Toy. had been to emcee their bed lailemee the people were either completely psalm or energette ammeters of the government. With very few 4leirevery rhos or potentate in India Lad stood m servernment. Them facts proved that the was a wintery i inF il sal aot an Imerrection of the people. That was the of Mr J. Lawrence, who raid the revolt arigisshed the belief of the Sepoys that, like the motorise Guards of old, they were meters of the empire, sad could give It to whomsoever they pleased. (Cheers.) Mr. II el. P. concurred in the opinion tepee...ghe Chairman, that the Indian revolt was not • national rising. In reply to 14. Helps, The Contexts odd he bd to Worm the court that be ease Laid Fabeemion an Saturday Yet, end that hie lordship intimated it owl the intention of the government to propose to parliameat at the beginning of nest .e in, a bill for the parpom of placing the government of the Eaot Indian do minions under the direct anthot;ty of the croon. &taut OA9tLEE submitted that it would be ridiculous to go on after such an announcement. At this period of the proceedings our report left, but than Ins an doubt that the motion would be rejected. The CliAtioits's wad grouts. gram rcceived with bin. The ballot yesterday for the election of four ifirecton of the National Provident Institution, roonitad Is the election of Mr. Charles Gilpin, Kr. Thum Cutle, Mr. Charles Reed, and Mr. C. Good. We (EdinbrermA E.rpress) understand that lanes Eq., Ild.P. for Dartmouth. Intends to move, as ems r the parliament reassembles, for rare to beteg isit a bM to ester to Scotland a right similar to that *eyed by the fortyrhilling freeholders of England. The Bury and Norwich Pose sags :—"We may be thought rely sceptical, but we must confess that we are so incredulous se not to believe a word of the very pretty tale of Jessie Brown and the pibroch of the Highlanders at Liu know, which purports to come to us by the circuitous route of a letter from the French physician to Hamar Rajah ?) at Calcutta, published in a Jersey paper, and thence transplanted into the Per of Paris, from which, by some unexplained proems, it is rendered into the Scotch vernacus tar for the London prim- It is expected that the Stock Exchange will be rioted as Saturday next, and that the day will Le kigt es a holiday is almost all departments of business. It is understood (says the Times) that at a meeting held yesterday afternoon of Cu* Committee of Joist-Stack Biala It wee unanimously agreed to recommend to their feepietim hoards to reduce the rate of Mama ea &rake to I pee amt. pee 'seem, and that the 01111611141 no. (sly soda arMllll otedneetka on the part of seek establishment is he hetballit soled won. _ _ . appointment of ati ambassador to this coart fens Ur Lower et Rimis, In dm pence of Baron amay be ispirW as a pblialcal bat at Gam Aron ' aro. Tin sok d Missisior los sat bow acehrred ' a Isis assay alms 1•718. Wan Casa Paw d Bow was samilloll by Darya Brim's. No pa & ma was, lailwimp. am am= Is warn IssysiaAbard aoltz walylri 'R soma Is Ss amplistb Mrs MEI SA pat as aims d Illivelies d Dam Ikerso., Ss Wilmt asst Art as be b by dr Ism of aro waft to mt. sem, mby t» Isewdal as dm. irdloss IF lir *WI, Mtpodalsad tts most lassrar. awl anis jut tads ttlaatatiaa,tatatalanew asestskas—arars PORKION RAMWAYS. Pd. 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S. ill ii 91 10/I tile 's ad to SI 111 Ll 5 211 95 al lIIIII MI !! e % ue" •i, do S 9 II le 41 . •i is IS • die IN 1•• II II te /I 44 IS 4 I Ms IS M M 1:1 II it 8 II Ms • II SS S 7 Ili 14 no 111 1 II M I. lei "I II I I de 01 , IN l IN N IN NO It 4 Ut i 1 m's rii; 1 • In JO6 P. 11% I Of Ma 8811 IS 40 _W 11 ti ... opa re I Pa 'ilia DIT MCIIIIIIIII. 011 IWe IR I 110111 E,:;1 : : ..; - -.- 1.•1 111 I ii MIMS. B. SIEVIJUNO AND SON'S FAILURE This day a meeting of the creditors on this estate was held se the Leedom TSTerl2 ; Mr. M'INaIENAOEN in the Char. It sppaued trees the statement of Mr. Quitter that thelisbilities &rammed to 268,3631. tea. 4d., and the meets 143,1171. 3s. Id., leaving an apparent deficiency of 116,9 W. 211. 3d. The estate, it was "opposed, would held s dividend al 10s. In the pound. Messrs. Sievebing, at the beginning et the year, announced with s capital at n,000t., end the Imre wave radlied In the menthe( October. The per sonal drawing' amounted to over 3,0001. A resolution ter wiading•up tinder the inspection of Messrs. Heath and Gooch= was agreed to. Great sympathy wee expressed in the meeting for Mr. fileveking. The Edinburgh Erprese states that Mir White, who has returned to this country from Genoa, was married on &tnrday to a young Italian, of literary pretensions, named Signor Alberto Mario, with whom she became acquainted In Genoa. Yesterday the foundation stone of a new infant school was laid by Dr. Luahington, at Weymouth•terraoe, li -road. Amongst those present wen Mr. R. Han buary,Z.P., the Bev. Yr. Crest, the Rev. Mr. Jackson. and other connected with the district. The building is to to accommodate 200 infant childrim—a large selool-nom being mined, provided for boys and girls. it le to be erected trim a design of Mr. C. Laws, in the Italian style, at an estimated cost of 4504 THE EAST KENT ItraLwaY.—The Sittingbonrne and Blorownees breach of this raw. le rapidly progresebig towards completion, and it is repor that the line will be ux working order by February next. The line between King's Ferry and Sheerness le also in a fair way of soon making mime ratirrne for the money expanded in Ito construction. The Zest Kent will be opened to Faversham on Ist January nest. Omnibuses ars to leave Faversham for Whitatable, Home Bay, Re-Avers, Birchington, and Margate, mckieg the oemmuniratlon direct between London and the latter town. Four-horse omnibuses, It I. said, will oleo leave Faversham on the snivel of each train, for Dover. The viaduot is expected to be commenced next week, near Whit stable.—South Eastern Gazette. WA11,17O; CoituHll.L.:—The polling for common ommeilmen of this ward took place yesterday. At the close of the poU the numbers were —Mr. B. Minims (deputy) 64 , Mr. J. Watsrlow, 62 ; Mr. H. Hoppe, 69; Mr. - D. Muweabery, 66; Mr. C. Haines, 67 Mr. A. J. Waterlow d 1; Mr. J. Purnell, M. The aldermen then declared the int Ws-aimed gentlemen to be duly elected. THE TABLER TURNED, OR THE POACHER CATCH rxo THII OANRIZIPII.—On Saturday, at the Hudderm field Onildhall, Oilbert Wilson, gamekeeper to the Earl of Dartmouth, vas convicted, on the evidence of George Fitton, a confessed poacher, of having been on the 7th December on the ground of Homy Frederick Desurocat, Esq. In Lepton Wood, in ;lumen of pres. The defence was that be wee d • sisal inn to attract the attention of Mr. Beaus moat's temper, with wham he desired a conference. The faith el the tomb act Wog great enough to believe in this etatemme, Wilma was fin i 40.. and coat., the thane= (J. Halik LC, severely animadverting on Die peacMag peogensities of this guardian of the pew Lo ifirrawy. MERCANTILE HONOVIL—This week the creditors of the drat of W. sad W. F. Ibbotaon, who accepted a ontspositkm of 10s. to the pound several years ago, hams had the pleasure to teethe from Messrs. Ibhotaon Brothers a *calor, tnfasmiat them that the dean were now in a poeldmi to carry oat th it loner thcished desire to pay of thou debts fell, and mitten* their agendum at the coos of Kr. A. Clerk Branwn Eat Fridsy forename to moire pay ment. It to needless to toy that an Invitstlea et this able kind received a general response, sad ma were the miagretalatione and expreadons of seems a to Keene. Ibbotson for their bonouratle conduct. neared* creditors were paid in full same tiros go. —Sh*Jfeld and ietherfises irsikpouktst. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioci. The market for home mining stocks remains very dull. The only transactions recorded in the Stock Exchange were in Par Consols shares at 18 ; and Wheal Mary Ann at 46 and 451 ex dir. Other descriptions are neglected. In foreign St. John del Rey shares have been desk in at 101, and United Mexican at 4. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Rest Rummell, 3,3 I; Great Vor, 275. 6.1., 30a.; 3ortridga Comets, le. I ; West Grenville, 4s. 6d., 65., 6e. bd., be., ss. 3d., 45.64., is. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. bfARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The receipts of foreign wheat this week bare been liberal, bat the quantity of English on male this morning was small. The trade continues at the same Moll character now so long noted, end prices must be munddezed nominally the same es an /Anode, lent. Barley in abort ; nevertheless no improvement in value could be established. Oats sold slowly so former prior. Beans and peas dull. Friday next being Christmas-day, there will be no market is Mark-liss. MIIITAId ZITO LOIDON 71011 DlO. !I TO DIC. it Prot*. Ints. INN NO 11811* Task rim.= ; ado r. DIN rairelk 140 IZZ. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. 6roatt. l -fir osszitetconiantlea very irta — ,andyeaterday's pion bare been fully supported. Correa.—The small public sale did not altar general quo tations. Tza . —The public sales went off freely. Common cancan sold 124., superior 120., Donal terms, and good medium giyesto) sold at ld. advance upon the late lowest point of market. SALTPSTIE.-100 bar refraction 13 sold in public mak a au. 6d., which was a ow price. &qtrs.-1,400 bags Penang pepper sold at lid. to 31d. ; 320 bags pimento sold at 2FI. to 3d. ; Cassia Lignea sold at 1000. to late. -- a;;;;;::- . 200 bales told yesterday at Id. advance on the late public We, low currency. The tons of our markets generally has improved the laat two days. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. no market is firm at the anima prices —Town tal low, 635. nett cash ; Pstarsbara Y.C. on the spot, 635. 6d. • Dammbse, 635. ; January and March, 635. ; March: Ms. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-11118 DAT. Yen. Nita:den sod Smith report that the market cm- URNS Init, at late prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. l! t tl z am, 14. . 9d. ; Holywall, 15s. 6d. ; Daviaon's Wed B , 16 s. ; Bute's Tanaeld Moor, 13.. ; Netherton West artley, 16..; West Hddrip, 15a. ; Walh End Ras tell's Helton., 18s. 6d. ; Dean'. Primrose, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddell's Hatton, 18.. 6d.; Oodorth, lid 3d. , Walls End Becton, 19a. 6 d.; Walls End Triorion Hartle pod, 195.. Walla End Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls End South Hatton, 19a. 6d. , Walls End Tees, 19s. 61,-119 ships at market. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. The meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Draper, Pietroni and Co., who stopped payment on the 13th Nov., was held yesterday. The balance sheet pre sented by Messrs. J. E. Coleman and Co., the ac emintanis, states the liabilities at 99,3501., and the assets at 53,5611., so that there seems a good prospect of 10s. in the pound being realised. It was resolved to wind up the estate under inspec tion. From the statement presented at the meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Hirsch Strother and Co., held yesterday, it appears that the capital of the firm on the let of January, 1857, was 5,0001. Their liabilities are now 47,0001., and their assets i about 10,0001. They offer 3s. 6d. in the pound, viz.. 2a, cash, and ls. 6d. in mix months. In the event of this offer not being accepted, there is the alternative of the estate being thrown into the Bankruptcy Court—an alternative which the partners seem to contemplate with great sangfroid. In such case the dividend would probably be still smaller. Much angry feeling was excited by a diaclosureof the system of trading pursued by the house. It is alleged that they have discounted acceptances of Messrs. Mends da Costa and Co. for 12,0001., and of Henry Hoff mann and Co. for 7,0001., and that these transacticem partake altogether of an irregular character, as not representing bond fide dealings. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Thome biella dew, commission agent, who suspended payment on the 30th ult., was also held yesterday. The were stated at 26,1591., and the assets at 3,8771. A composition of 3s. in the pound was offered, bat was not accepted by the creditors present, who appointed two of their body to examine into the position of the firm, and to report the result at an adjourned meet ing which will be held shortly. The balance-sheet presented by Messrs. Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants, is as follows : Di. To eredltars tu5.,11.1 £19.511 6 To ersdPors holding soeurity pull) 00,1101 CH 1 1 Deduct eitiosted 'slue of mane, ........ 616 1 0 Te aetts.n . b.)lllog •early fu•T covered weans . . . ......... r II 3 T. Vestals, co bill. .prabie ove sad D. ers.ll:4 co ns In creditors emo g Deduct atocuni c•onotkierol likely to to re tired by parties from whom terse were mooted 914 10 3 To lleblLtbr end rec.inble Oleos d lettidg. 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