The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-24 00:00:00

hir. BarenWatTioa — leli;end 71; j . . ed;e . oZteit the court. The pimiento were trader*, mad in July ISIS, they pititioeed seder the erremegoeueet clamor of the Bankroptcy Ad. They did sot Weed the im venue ; their panties was mot dieniered, and they were eraineiloaatly adjudiruti d bankrupt. Thequeetion Irma whether • debt pawed to the amennwee of the beak/epee, on eocueet of the jetting seder the arreagewirat Iota( sa 11C4 of bankruptcy. The coun &meta Ow petition ler luraegernent yea Oa act of lisakesptey. comearriam in the episios of the Lords lestiore, •• Sa m parte Harriman fa re Lawfurd," the *Wide were entitled to their jridgewat. /AL?, tr . VIVONIIII:IIT.7-TVCIi KR V. 00113.111 D. ..... Mr. Ild•la Jams (with whoa wee Mr. Henry James) &bowed cense war • nth which bed been obtained by the Manisa( for the mirth, of datuagre upon a writ of Jogai ry, sarated before the Uader-Sheriff of Middlesex. The erre twas brought foe file lispirreasat. The defrodast showed Pidgerat to be oared again.* liine end the levy an the writ of inquiry, awarded the *ref 1001. The lamed roared for the plaintiff sub mitted that, ander the eireuoi.laser, that .wmmt was not esetionise. Mr. Tacker e• • young wet, • &ire of ebc Seeley of Mitiquerke. Harms got into dffleulthe, Mr. lbeiihid direasted he Mr two bile dacha a for SM. enoh, when be was 19 year of age, and kept bits for more then two years la the leach in cosirquentri. When diretont4 at ler, Mr. Ooldsbid evaght bite eat sad reported hue to look at sows envies of &elk with a view to rare 3,00 W. upon thou Mr. Tar kw recd end IMP on the Ilth April, On the 27th of April Mr. antishid wrote, requesthig to bare this reteined. Ile. Terre got thou be from hi. solktter, who had tees angled to T• the adveare, is the 30th of April, but had sat returned theta on the Sed of May. TIP wr • Sworn, sad Mr. Tooker had been diming in the Mara'. beach Prisoa with the lien. Mr. Mentellett Ned his two &inhere. Mr. tioldebad care there owl la • pernsplen lens aid for the epee of the duds, whisk wen Madly worth nothing. Mr. Tacker said be MA sot se than with hina. Mr. Goldehil said New mind y bev, you gall air for this. I'll Ina yes to mph!. ' Vp.. Ile. Trine leaving Ur prima with she ewe Mir Ileardslis, he es censtard Ooldstild sad • police-oaker, and ths know rx.IL m iota curdy an a Arms at foray la slea=ll He eat takes te the Vsnosesset station. Nair the tarsi ;on its aprarlag they roe oily copies of deeds, rd sot the deed. 01111•1•1•911. the trisector raised to bake the charge. It wee rue the plaintiff had sot pre his eight eddree to the defirlant, the [Art being that the de o. hien, sad be did ant with hie pros if ipitiree to be kern. - --e. Mr. Mesa's, is support of the rule, submitted that dm due'r were memoir& This young ass bed been eared • rob to gu to the etudes-hoar, end had sot bees is custody moos ass gee minutes. Mr. Cleldeadd bad seed through • mistaken ides that the deleatios of the gegen was • lousy; sad it was molly a very Ns Trak* whether it would not have bees • hiony, Ld pasintlf bees the overeat homed of the bailee. Mr. Tucker had gives • Wee •Jdreva, end had excused himself from retuning the document, became of • bed leg, lb. result of ea widest. The madam wee alleged to lime oceans' es the 21st of April, sad me the 3rd of May Mr. Goldshid (mad kit eejoylag Memel( to the Queen'. Beech sad mouth; two ladle. through the arrests &hamar& Tha imitation of Mr. Gold- Aid wee to follow end and out where Mr. Tooke, melded, is order to tomver the papers far which he war empossible to a third patty. Mr. Tucker used smelt Istee, to the Mese. and threatened to give Mr. Ooldebbl is Mr. Ooldehid met eampersted sad gam *MOS into cus tody. A MU therosater was thought to be fete as., sad thejury bad given the very estravveat sum of 1001. The Chief Beros--You do nee wish to have • mew trial, 111 r. J• 2111. - Mi. Jerre—No, ley lent. Mr. Berea BresweU—Thoe you tidal the damages sellt dent ? Jereee—Re thiak them fair, bet we leave tbe matter entirely to your lowlelop. Mr. Metcalfe~ My divot aloe lamer it to year lavagdps. The Chief Boos—Wu will say to-teenew moreams by bow iamb the &amps .hall be mimed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Ilr. Coausdasioaer Evens) IN Lt waftwirc .. a. TIM w the Anil memieg under the bealimptey of C. Warwick, fancy dram warehouseman, of Fridapmreet. Mr. Morey trinierad a proof na behalf al the Weattra Beak of Scotland Io 9.0001. co certain bilk, drawn by John bloateith, accepted by the trakrapt , m ad diteomited by the %Mont Bonk. The boakrapt al leged that these wen secoramodatiam billa ; sad It appeared that Monteitb, 'bole mains has been NT:winded In Scot. Lad, bed obteincct di•oomee front the Realms Beak to the Gwent of 420004 7 . Kr. Marray said the objection dwl ant tie is the mouth of the b.skeept, who bad gives the ac. armorer, but It inimically happened that the party arreptleic ei-o.omodetioa bills ousetdast Memel( the only party egprievad. The pouf warn admitted. Mr. MiddJetos and Mr. Lambert, warehousemen, of Brea& alreet, were chows made ersieraere. The btaktspee SaMll - me mated at betana 20,0001. sad 26,000 f.; masts &boat 6,0001. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. (B4*ge theßecorair.) John (lambi. • asearralasel•looking yortng mut, was in dicted fm unlawfully cutting sail wounding Clitirles Alldoste, with intent to do him grew. !.,duly Mr. Poland madneted the pirosecutins. The prorevotion is this use is • euts-warder to Coldtath- Beide Prim , n. and the prisoner IVY imadned there under a mutenee from the bliddiena Semitone at the time the ormarresce took plate that at. the itill•Jr t of in quiry. It appeared that on the 11r - ening of Use IPh of No vember the pemecator was mem., in his duty of starching the prisonets as they kit their cell., to prevent them from masking to tech other. At this tine of the day each pe maser • bad to Miss oat of hie cell the Memel left there for in use, daring the night, mid which was • heavy pot bound at the elm with km. The miaow had this pot fa his hand, and as he weed the penercutor, he raked hie arm and struck him a tremendowo Cow on the keel:seri with the pot; the effect of the blow wri to not through the leather front of a cap the warder woe wearing et the time, and to indict • very revere routs& and bat for the cirerrammace of hie haring the cap nu at the time, the th of the peorecut at would in all probability his, bees 'tenured; and, ea it wes. ho was so etverely injured that ha beef not bees stile to do his duty slum the oil tar recce. The moms to the Oct committed by the prisoner appeared to be that, • few day. before the attack was mark upon biro, the prostrator had reported the primmer for speaking to tea of hi. coroputineo, and he wen kept on broad sad water for two days as a puniehmest. The primate male iso eameer to the charge. The Jury returned • verdict of (.'toffy. Aa eflker of the miBin informed the court that the pri mate had bees twice steamed to imprieoonemat for felony, and be had elm been 0010Miltr4 as a rogue and vagabond. Hi. readnet was very bed while under coogoenr i at, and ha had repeated) y threaren.d the officers with violeace. The Reider, ia palming sentence, .aid the priest" hod Cern convicted of • very emirate offence. Ifc had committed a most rlolent welt apes a roan who was only doing his duty, and perana is his porition mum be protected bp , the law. He this mortmeedllilll to fat yeers' penal servitude. 'ohs Kirby Richeads, a nape. table.lookiss .. . pleaded guilty to fless ladietmerii•chera ther him with et:: emu the Landes and Wee...ta s t er Bask tied soil Co. He was ankseed to six years' pazal servitude. TEI POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. • DM XIIIN rt GILI.T. 8.0 ck., • puivlet, was charged bsf es Mr. Bre da* with haw drawl' and me, • datturbanee at Bsej•- 111i11 Cant's, the will•liarmi pugilist sad laadlurd of the Coach wad Home M. Martin's lan.. . . Mr. Caved meted that oboe II &eked, on the preview night the planer,- nano. into hi. house sad tolled tot eosin. Misr to &nat. Sinuipt that he was very mock is liquor he refused to erre hits, and advised him to p hams. The primmer refund to do en, made use of any bad lim per, and said be bad broken tato his house unre before, and etokas silver rap, and would dosser* the first *mom he frt. The manner then become so violent, sad nod. ass of each .msotly leagnage, that ke took Aim Ly the miler, pat him out .f tin Ono, end rive him into cueudy. He pleaded fatoskation ea the oasis of hie so committing h*-ssa,_ and promised not to repeat the oft**. Mr. Brehm told kim be bad better not, or it would be the emu foe hue. Foe the present others he should tine pd. *see de., or commit Alto la def..* &.r seven day, 111.11RTLESONE. OF inner 1111 , M1 I.Vrl R 1 FlOll Till ranee. ▪ Tkie day a somber of shimrtahate females who are in the sightly habit of vial*" the Reimers-park, whkh la within the dietrad of MI ono .werie tweagbt op Inifide lid r. Bingham, chanted with minim ing mathenes in the perk. senremit 8 11 stated that I. conmequenoe of the homeroom complaints made of gratleomin going through Regruem-prrk ewe do•kaoffering repeatrd annoyanne from the noformuate halal. • who istimt it, and who were re peatedly robbed, en iirter we e rece i ve d from the of Mims to adopt mireaurro (.r du puma. of their= Lest night, by three& , f this Soperintsadmit, lemma ma udder were pieced on dote there to ells-et that object. %meal of the mbar, rime or. them eherigod with the °Owe above sLhdod to, and it w owed tbs 4 soustioras THE EXPRESS, TUESPAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1857. lIPSIONDS T. !EASTWOOD. Tits quake ia this rasa arm the constrectie• of the Preparty-tea Act 6 k 6 Vie.. . 33—wbetber s eh plated molten osier • 15... at 2.. every 1,000 bricks Orli sad above the Ent without ma..te is the ye&r, was teat, clargeable with the taz adder mum 60, 'Jr rodeos from part ale of the laud Tits Chia Baroa said tits wart had decided to have it gala aqua. Mt!!l‘ ANy dive women at a ti.ne hustkd gentlemen some of whom nude complaint@ to the offteers. Mr. Bingham said that when yeomen went into the park miter dusk, it appeared to hint to be more for the rupee of committing robberlea than of punning soy other course of hie. At Nvlborough•areet he always ptudated them for Wog in the park dker dusk, end at tha court he should ai1..14 the acme course. Thn olf•tolers were tined In penalties vending to their offemeo, 104. or seven days, or summarily they well ant to pima for erns days. 611481 L1826-211LS DAL Two o'CLocir. MU T 1 YOS+IVNION• IL I ttl. I IllAwir .n. flair to I p.m. MONEY MARKET-11116-1)4 Two o'CLocj. The funds are better to-day, owing to the more favourable appearance of the money market. Prices are now quoted II per cent. higher than at four Celm k yesterday. Business is quiet. ]tsilway shares have advanced. Annni!ies, .410=7,1880, 161 ; Bank Stock, 214, 212 ; ditto, Vor account, 214 1 ; India Bonds, Css. .discount. - Exchequer Bills wore steady, and closed at 13s. to Bs. die. DETERMINED ATTEMPT 70 MURDER _4 DETECTIVE OFFICER OF THE CITY OF LONDON. A few days more Charles nein, a City detective officer, presided nub a warrant to Haulier!, and appro. banded a man named Christian Settler on a charge of Meiling et St. lees is 11 tutfingdonshint, flee transfer rharre, and 2311. in 111.11167 belonging to Mr. &Atlantic*, a etockhroker, eau) tog on business at 4, Atutiu•fr.ura. He tub bin pri mmer on board the stew-alp Caledonia (Stephen Frost, captain), with the view of bringing hits to Load," bat en the voyage here, eat whew off Lowestoft, at four o'clock In the afternoon of Sunday, Sailrr took true. hi. pocket a pia.l and shot the odium in the right ietuat, the La:l taking, an uproot directive sad lodging in the shoulder. On the arrival of the Caledonia at the Tower, Thalia (whole wound is supposed to be of a eery dant-mous thirst ter) woe at onto token to Guy's Hospital.. Settler was glecn into the custody of the City po t/ice, and Me double charge of robbery sad attempted murder will be preferred ageism him at the Mansion-bowie thisday. We understand that Ur. Henry Phillips is about to re-appeer 013 the lOW io a Krim of operettas composed for Ms.—SA.l,ldd Ti Tut ParIIE, , ESTATION OF PAISLEY.-1130 licm. P. Lemma Gower has Mead an odder soliciting the rion- Meats of the electors. " I ham edeonssed," he rays, "and shell continuo to advocate, an estession of the stiffen*, and the protection of the voter by the nee of the ballot. A re moval of the mistiest inspalitim in our tepreeentative sys tole sill he accuracy to a.abo Ahem reforms cumplote. I mewled, sad hope ag-in to sopped, with my site, the Lord Advuods's Lill mord:Use National Education. Oa thin end all oromions 1 Moe acted in concert with ths Mends of religious liberty. I shell etTUIII. oue:y promote soy reform in the administration of pablio slides which shall secure elEciency and eco nomy, and make merit the toot al Imam fur public dame The recent crida in thet cantooteiel world will form upon perlieseent • full and marching havestigegma into our imam tag .ya.m. Selisting tLe principles or Scotch banking to Le imminsically aound, 1 shell noverthelesegive to this japer tan t subject my mom submit ormaidenation. The restoration of we supromitcy In huh., with a view to the better tavern meet and eivilieetue of the lice population which Novi deuce has committed to our charge, MY to as a great Christie° duty. Any 11.1111171111 to emus than objects shill nerve t..y acre !AMOK attention," CUE IteIgteSENTATION UV EAST KENT.—A new writ for Ems Kent le to to moved in pediment on the 3rd Decoubse. Mr. W. Deeds. hes issued se address to the electors, in width he soya.--" F.., twelve pima you con fided your interests t.. my core, and by 7 repealed re-elections meekest by year approval the iredeperulsnt mane I followed in public his. Shook! I &pia be the object of your choke, the same principles will guide tee. I shall not look to men, but to ffaessures; sad, indifferent to the putty ve hoot whence they ru'r=, I shall advocate thorn which I belie to be con i ad to it... politic good. With regard to the two pro minent osmium of the day, via.—the detect edentate India sod the monetary t 0.... of this country, I shall approach the comodirratem of the middies proposed in both come, with en animus &giro to do justice to the hmpsrt.at istereets in volved, and to plans oe a perusenont sad satie6ctory footing sie well the future immanent of our met Indian empire, se the imobtishmed of our commercial midges e boon and *bead." --- TN LATE GENERAL NEILL.—AT a meeting of Ile Counniimumen of Supply of the county of Ayr the chairmen, Colonel I. Fent.? Hamilton, celled attention to the lamented death of ogle of their number, °mend NoilL Sir James Verge...on, of K dkernin, wormed, and Mr James Campbell, of Craigie meunded, Ste %Sowing resolution, which wee unanitootUdy agreed to •-•-“Tluit the Commis airmen of Supply desire to record the regret end sorrow which they hove felt in bearing of the desth of tbe We (lateral Neill, and their deep ear of the low the coaatry at lenre he. sustelsed in the untimely end of that gallant glaimalrs mower, who during the shod period of his weirs in Hensel had contributed we largely, by his energy, courage, and .1 wary .kill, to tho cheek which has Len gives to the revolt of the native army sod to the brilliant achieve meets of the Denali forces and the loyal portion of the settee army. That the chairmen shall convey to the bereaved widow mad mother of General Neill a copy of the foregoing rsc.lwi n, in the hope that dila expeembin of sympathy, (.Itutasei with the recollection of his glori &nth and the univereel adenhation of hie great (matins., and 11.17i0M, may afford to than some consolation wader their deplorable &emir y." _ _ St tiltEN 1/EATII.—A taut of awfully sudden death tomirml on Sunda', evening in the Artillery garrison, Wtviloi•th. The Re,. !•Stiltord Connor, assistant military ohm Isle, having monplutied of inditpositionAbsit morning, the snler for the porfornance of Mime mono., lt which it was ht. duty to otticuits, was in consequence countermandod, awl lb. rev. gentlemen, although not serion.l7 complaireng, r•tottned Meisel( to hit quarter.. About the middle -f the day his .weans entering hi•ronut found him in a Mate of syneops, obi...aro he iumeNhately ran for the assistance of the Car. A. M. Wright, one of the chaplains of the rarri.on, who orderer burr to procure the ottendanoe of • toetli.ol stricer of the eamblishmect, Drs. Wamin and Little leer.: promptly on the spa, but fogad that life west quite extinct. The de ceased was about thirty year. of age. A poet mortem minettois will to made of the body, pending which it is imp possrl the dmvased died from cerebral apoplexy. 11011.Llt EX eLuSIoN AT HtOD6RarIELD.-BEVEN Ltvra I.ol4.—Yestaday (Monday) afternotm • fearful hotter .ploaion boa place at lac Charles Kaye's *Atm factory. Aspley. Huddemtleld. The explosion took plectra little after two t.'cliolt, Just after the wmkpeople had com menced work. The eninne•bouse I. under two morns and the explosion blew there up and sent • portion of the boiler, and four woman and two men over • grit or dart on to the rewinds of Mt.. Mitchell, dyer, • distance of about forty rent.. Th• rest of the baler went twenty yard• in another direction. Many !tundra,' perssais congregated on the eptt, end an,,. atd.d in removing lb. nuns. In addition to the bodies found in Mr. Mitchell's piece, are women we. Sound dead, awl several men and women, butt, were taken to the Inert:nary. Raven bodice lie at the Whorl' Inn, and .1 the 'twee( the parcel leaving, • woolen canted Fletcher and • man named Lusli had only Aeon identilied. Canes of mph,. ri,lll not known. llodsr, two year. old. Engine, 16-bass power—WV. ATTEMPT TO MClt)l 7 .ll A POLlCEMAN.—Yester dey 10011•11116 shoat half-past ar o'inork, a rawardly rage was erammitted ea the high read about a mile from Tod wick. Tedwiek is a village about omen mile. from Rother ham, sad is under the eurreillamas of the Weat Riding county ousetalialary. About the time stated, Polka-con stable Thomas Carom was proceeding on the Todwirk turn pike-road. and when he ru. to a place celled Radian!, a shot was lied at him frion behind a Ledge. on the right-hand wile. The slue took effect in the right f.ie arm, bat not tieing entikient Metently to diaable him, Carson drew his pistol and fired at the Owe from whence the sound had pr , seeded. He then began to march for the ruffian. The tpdge through which the shot had been fired being very high, Carson was tumble to get to tho other eider about the mom spot, and proceeded • little further down the road to a pl acs when the &Dia is lower, When he bad a leered the tente be drew Li. endue. and proceeded up the side of the hedge iu the direction from wheat* the abet had been tired. It sem very dark. Gad he ma unable to find any one. At lenoh he became fault from bee of blood and the injury that Yid been a.me to him, sad returned home. Modi.el mamma was obtained, and the officer was found to hose mistained very withal+ fajta,. No motive can be &minted for the outrage. The oilier km amity been stationed at Todwirk for about • month. and &win that time be has not token any sevens Ia tomcods or summoned any one, so that it le rlitSwit to wider. stand the maim the has actuated the villain in the per petration if so cowardly an matmge. Ceram is ilercribed es a very moffensire, quiet man. FlitrinVENLID TO DEATlT.—Yesterday morning a little girl ',boo* parents raids in Harvey's- buildings, Strand, was playing With some of her on apesicam, when one of them covered herself with a black cloak end mask, and eaddoely wertote out, so frightened the (Ind that she fell into 'taunt convulaioas, sad shortly afterwrde aspired.._ litchi TkAVIILLI'XI: IN CANAITA.—His Excellency the Oovarnar-Gencrel, on tLe snivel of the Indian in pert, hear." expressed a elk to pooled from Quebec to Mon treal, and Wince to Toronto, by (head Trunk Railway, are morreneents were immediately made by Mr. holder, general manger of the company, to place at the diaporel of hie Rae cellexcy a special train, to convey him and suite from Quebec to Toronto. The journey, a distance of 600 nuke, was pee- Vaned in 13 boon, but a. two hours and a half most be d" 1,1,4 for 81 .PPsnes, including an hoar for dinner at Kingston, the naming time is thereby reduced to twelve and a half hour., making the rate of speed 40 miles en hour fur twelve coneecutive hours. Koch running, being managed oa a single line of rails, end without, as we are informed, Interfering in any way with the ordinary trend, reflects not oily the greatest credit ea the officer. generelly sod their el - want inan•gemsat, but also afford. %cry coorlueive proof that the runstruction of the road roust I. of first.rate cha racter to warrant sal high ;speed for • contionoun journey of 500 notes. Comparieir this journey of his Exnelleney with die locomotion of only a few years beck, by which at legal • ',might would have bees occupied in the truant be- Neon Quebec and Toronto, the provinces have name to be proud .4 their greet netienal radroad—.• noble enterprise," as the lion. Mr. Carley hes ebereeterised it, "so internally blended with the hope. of Canada, that it grows with its growth, and strengthens with Its strength, and is cloaked yet to achieve thieneoude•t MIMI!.e with the Ineeeseisie pro sperity of the province. 11l Excellency woo planed to lays••• hie gotdication at the very expedition. manner in 'Mat the journey bad been performed. —Comelier Bailirmy Osidc The railway share market to-day exhibits an almost general improvement. London and North Western stock is quoted 931 to 94; Midland, 81 to ; Great Western, 471 to 181; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 881 to 89; Great Northern, 221 to 23 per share; and Loudon and South Western, 42) to 43. _ Indian shares are well supported. All foreign descriptions are quiet. Oil )1 /4 4 ILY 411 A %PI A 'SD lITOMM. IMIWAT% :..1.0%.1 ORM. 1171/A . is Sew vele G Arise. Lan. &Ow. lam 1410 • mid sad 1 , 0 Vidasklars 30 Ureic asst lislyt •41 . • 1 1.)..1k sod It•oloa :mat. IWO., • ANA. J. 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Pr e I ern SIL."IIIITIl I. r(1.44 1,1 1011 S - - 1.1:106't LOS tIMUV I 111 Is h f 1..0 110 100 106 ici 410 45 re Its 14f .4 St I le f 13 it 43 If ill to ad N SI U II it Is I? K 11 I: Ili H 49 6 / —Co L 'st 1 i NARZATS. Gm today -- enamel lay malted lamely weave'. *are won act log are the paetatteas :—Badern atm 19 Si —Lemke awl Moth e. d.—Maaettestey, 10.6111•9. lona Malatya sad Perak*, coal. V AY! of Quads. sl—Onai TILE LINEN TEM/E.—The latent news from New York, and the Enfted States, now celebrated for the con timoption of British mannfactaree, ha. given a more hopeful feeling to the two trader In the north of Ireland. Business has begun to fall into a better mode of operation, and .lowly returning confidence gives its effect to goners' 0011110•109. We hen heard of moral pretty fair orders, tram fiest-eless houses, having come to head by the last mail ; others are expected by the Pena, doe to-morrow. Stocks in the hands of agents in Boston, New York, and other cities in the Northern States, are not large, and It is hoped that the recant terrible revolutions will have • good eff.,:t in the end, by creating • deities, ou the part of sue American mamma to turn a new leaf in their commer cial arrangements. Six, eight, or ten months' credit should not exist in any country profeseing right ideas of ex change, and now is the time to insist one shorter date foe pajama., not only of linens hut of all other commodities. There wave rumours bat week that one of the largest con cerns in the bleaching trade hod noticod two hundred of its workers to leave tho next fortnight. Them rumour', it ap pears, were incorrect, and it may be hoped that no reduction of labour will take piece. Brown merkets ham a slight de gree of animation this week ; price. offered were low, but in most cam holders refused to do bneinera, except on terms not much under recent quotation.. Light goods were much looked for. The insane conduct of the Shane Hill mob ha, hod a most injurious effect on the weavers themselves. The attempt to interfere with the promo of power-loom enter prise is not only 'madame, bat really the wont pomlble COIIIIO fur the people's own interest. The yern trade con tinue quiet, with no change of quotabone ; but men with each in their hands could, In some cases, bay lots of yarns at Boner agars.. The flax markets were ether brisker daring ' the weak. Some lots of fine flax sold, on Wednesday, In Tramps, at Ils. to 13e. • 'ave.—Bell.* alsrniry. NEW JOINT-STOCK CONPANIF.S.—The following new joint-stork companies have just been registered under the Limited Liability Act —South African Railway Com pel, Metall urg ic Company, Midland Dining-rooms Com tz, Cullen& Patent Tanning Company, °errant Slate pay, Anglo-French Porcelain Company, Brazilian land sad Mining Company, Worcester Britain& Brewery Com pany, Pardmoateee Mining Company, Great Wheal Martha Mining Company, Oxfordshire Wine Company, Midland Counties Newspaper Company, Exeter Deposit Loan and Disposal Company, Wellington Corn Exchange, British Oss Light Company, Whitobaven Ga., Swsffham Corn E1. 40,1 1re. Birmingham Corn Exchange, Manchester Pubile Hall Company, Truro Ou, and Liverpool Plow and Man 51111 Company. Consols opened at 89: to 90 fir the 7th December, and are now quoted 90, " buyers." For money the present price is 891 to 90. The Three per Cent. Reduced arc marked 881 to 3 ; the New Three per Cents., 63;$ to 89; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 741; Bank Stock, 214 and 212; Exchequer Bills, 13s. to 7s. dis.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1839, 071 and 97k. Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 671 to 86. Other foreign stocks arc steady. The sales in clude Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at i'B; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 97; Chilian Six per Cents. at 102; Dutch Four per Cents. at 96: ; l'or tuguese Three per Cents., 1633, at 431; itut.sian Five per Cents. for account, at 106 to 103 Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., for account, at 231; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 971; ditto, for account, at 97:. Tho demand at the Bank of England yesterday, though still very active, exhibited a further diminu tion, whilst the resources of that establishment must be strengthened front clay to day by the maturing of a large mass of bills discounted a little time back. Meanwhile, the Continental exchanges remain firm and high ; the drain of silver exhibits no symptoms of revival ; the American advices arc decidedly better ; and the large supplies of gold now coming forward are almost wholly retained here. In addition to the 400,0001. mentioned on Saturday, the Bank of England yesterday purchased about 160,0001. in gold, partly in Russian coin, of which another large arrival has just taken place. In Scotland the public mind remains calm, and in Ireland the distrust of the banks is subsiding. The weakest market in the Stock Exchange yester day was that for English railway shares. Speculation for higher prices is restrained by the difficulty of obtaining loans on these securities at pre sent, and by the prospect that moneyed establish ments which had taken them in pledge will con tinue to contract their advances. Operators fur the fall are beginning to take advantage of this conside r ation, and of the decrease in the traffic. The down ward movement in prices will probably continue until the public are tempted to absorb railway stock afresh. This, however, they are pretty sure to do at reduced prices, if all former experience may be relied upon. . . The corn market yesterday was rather firmer in character, no difficulty being experienced in effect ing sales of wheat at last Monday's rates. Owing to the wind having veered to the southward, yester day's list includes no less than 3S grain-laden vessels arrived at ports of call, making a total of 43 since last Friday. The country markets held at the close of last week were generally dull and rather lower. In most of the French markets a decline of 2s. to 3s. per quarter has also taken place in wheat. _ . - • - The National Bank of Turin has raised its rate of discount to 10 per cent. A telegram from St. Petersburg announces that the exchange on London has fallen to 341 d. MI the endeavours of the Government to prevent the efflux of gold, short of absolute prohibition, must therefore be fruitless, for, in the ordinary way of business, there would be a profit of something like tea per cent. on remittances of gold from St. Peters burg to England. A telegram received from Sweden communicates the satisfactory intelligence that the Swedish bills drawn on Messrs. Iloare, Buxton, and Co., and E. Sievcking and Son, will be mainly retired through the Bank of Sweden, who have been moved to interfere specially to protect the credit of the correspondents of theta and other Swedish houses, which bare lately suspended. The prospects of the English creditors, as a matter of course, are by this means proportionately improved. • The old and respectable houses of Mesas. Berend Rosen, and Bias, Schomburg, and Co., both of Ham burg, have stopped payment, with considerable lia bilities. The former firm are foreign bankers and commission merchants ; the latter were engaged to some extent in the West Indian and African trades. We are sorry to observe that the results of the investigation instituted by the directors of the Wol verhampton and Staffordshire Book by no means tally with the favourable statement which was at first put forward. The liabilities are stated at 769,0001., and the assets are described as presenting a deficiency of about 32,0001. If the shareholders are wise, they will. act in unison and with energy, and assist in raising with the least pos sible delay the 300,0001. which the directors mention as absolutely required if the bank's doors are to be re-opened. -; . . . Formal notice is given that a petition for winding up the Liverpool Borough Bank in the Court of Chancery is expected to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 21st December. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Wilton, Morgan, and Co., wholesale stationers, who stopped on the 12th inst., was held yesterday. The statement of affairs, read by Mr. Cimtteris, the accountant, showed liabilities amounting to 2.5,6291 , and assets 9,49 W. After various explanations, it was agreed to accept a composition of 81. 6d. in the pound by three clue instalments at three, six, and nine months from the lit of December, the last instalment to be secured. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, jut received, presents a decrease of 3,4021., compared with that for the corresponding period of last year. This company are inviting tenders for loans on debentures at 6 per cent. per annum, for 3,6, or 7 years, to repay debentures falling due. The coupons on Buffalo, Brantford, and Goierich Railway Bonds are advertised for payment. MONDAY Ey mum The funds opened this morning at an advance of per cent, but an extreme decline of ; per cent. was then temporarily established, owing chiefly to rumours that a funding of Exchequer Bills is con templated by government. Many persons consider this course the more probable as the East India Company might then, by raising the rate of interest on India Bonds, be perhaps enabled to place some ad ditional amounts of those securities on the market. In the afternoon the funds showed renewed firmness, and although the closing quotations were I per cent. below those of Saturday, even this trifling decline was recovered after the recognised hours. The public to-day invested more freely in government stock, chiefly in Consols, in anticipation of the ap proaching dividend, and the rate for loans on go vernment securities in the Stock Exchange has con sequently declined. to 7 to 8 per cent In monetary and commercial circles to-day the feeling was calmer and more satisfactory, in response to the more favourable features now presented. No fresh failures ere announced, and the reports, which met with such universal circulation, of the pressure upon a bank in the north, have been met by a con tradiction. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 89j to 90 for the 7th December, opened this morning at 90 to L declined to 691 to 1, and were quoted at four o'clock 891 to 1. For money the price was at the same hour 891 to /. After four o'clock the price for the account advanced to 891 to 90. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 891, 891; ditto, for account (7th December), 90}, 90, 891, 891; Three per Cent. Reduced, 881, 89, 881; New Three per Cents., 881, 89, 881, 881, 881; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 1 1516 ; Thirty Years Turkish Six per Cents. declined nbout per rent. to•dly, closing at 87! to 1. The Guaranteed Four per (Ants. were ifiot:d 971 to 1. In other foreign Stocks there was no striking alteration. A continued disposition was evinced this meretog to ?ix ss sales of the shares of some of the joint stock banks, and in a few ea-es a further decline was tem porarily quoted. The fall, however, provokid pur chases, and, under the influence of a good demand in the afternoon, a decided recovery took place. Prices closed firm, awl in most it:stances rather bight r than on Saturday. London and Westminster bunk shares were last quoted 40 to 42 ; Union of London, IPs to 19; London Joint Stock, 29 to 27; London and County, 28 to all; Bank of London, 10 to 12; ()tints! Bank, 31 to :15; Ottoman Lank, IC t and Bank of Egypt, t to 5; dis. The shares of the Agra and United Service Bank were (Ai marked 8 prem. Australian Agricultural them were qw.i.'d 11. lower to-dav,and Electric Telegraph stock 1/. higher. Australian - Royal Mail Steam shares were marked 1 ; London Dock stock, 98 to ; and St. Katha rine Dock, 87. New York and Eric Railroad 3i d Mortgage Rinds and Illinois Railroad Bonds were in demand to-day at improved rates. Illinois shares opened at 12 to 10 die, and closed at 11 to 12 dis., owing, it is believed, to sales by continental holders who are press , sl fur mousy. MINKS.-THIS 1)47. Two o'CLock The market for home miring stocks to-day is quiet, with little change in price. Par Con-ola shares have been dealt in at 19; ; Sortridge Con sols at 2 ; ; and Wheel Edward, at 71. For other descriptions there has been little inquiry this morning, The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company are marked 11. All foreign descriplions are very quiet. • ' Subjoined is the officid list of prices in the Mining Exchange ceterclay : Alfred Consols, 151 16, 161; Divan Buller. 12.. fad., 13..6d.; past Russell , 2 3-16, 6.16; Kelly Bray, 33ri., 31.. 6d.. 33e., 34..; Lady Baehr, 230., 21.., 22. , 23.. ; Pendeen, 21, Went Grenville, 41, rot , i., .1.. 91., 4.. 3d., 4.. 92., Gd., Ga.; Wheal Mary Ann, 41, 49f. Foreign mining shares were dull. linglitli and Australian Copper Smelting were flat. A letter from Alfred Consols Mine, dated the 22n4 Nov., states :—" The mine continues to improve. The 1.: 1 1 east worth 601. per fathom : 120 west, 501. per fathom ; Ike 17.0, 401.: and the 140 is , worth 201. pa fathom." MONDAY EVINING. In the market for home mining atockm to-day a limited amount of business was done at the follow ing prices, viz.:—Par Consols at 191 ; South Cara don, 340 to 345; East Ito;ewarne, 17s. Gd. ; ridge Consols, ; Wheal Edward. 7i ; and Lady Bertha, 235. 13cl. Great Wheal Vor and North Crofty awes were rather weaker. Most other de scriptions were nominally unaltered in price. 1".'4•1 p.o•Pi 47i 11 le i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (DriIIAGNETIC TELEGRA: - II.) (FROM OCR uWN COIRE9TONDENT.) We haw had • large attendance at our corn mmket this day. Wheat was in good demand, and holders firm, with pond confidant feeling, at the following altercii.ns Wheat, 3d. pee bushel ; dour, ls. per sack or barrel ; corn, Ir. per qr. higher on the week. Beans, peen oatmeal and other articles unchanged. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. SIJOAR.—The market has opened aidb a more firm ap pearance, and the public Mill, are pica ott steadily at filly last week's currency. Comm.—There haa not been a puLtc sale, but the article bra a more Weedy appearance. Tea.—Late yesterday 1,000 chests of common Cone, sold at le. prompt one month, and there appear to Le actors to-day at that prom cute. SaLterrer.-1,000 bags Bengal sold in public sale; refrection 4, 39. 6d. ; refraction 10 to 13, 335. to ago. lid., which chewed a further decline. Corrox.—No males reported. Ittce. 'Phis ertlcle remains dull of male. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firmer to•day_.—Town tallow is quoted 46e. 61. et esah , Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 49:. SI; all the yesr ; 495. ; December, 490. Od. ; January sad Mara, 49e. a SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis rerirts trade very heavy. Prime meadow hay, 655. to rOs.; superior ditto, 725. tr. GOe. ; Week* ditto, 60s. to 604.; royal, 50a. to GOa.; clover, 60a. to 100 a; aeouid en•, 70e. to 0.5 a. , straw, 235. to 30a. STATE OF TRADE IN BLACKRERN.--The state of trade gets more gloomy in this town. At present eleven milli ere entirely closed ; the machinery at four of them Lee been sold. Five of the eleven ere nu sole, and out of the whole of the mills in town only four are working full time, sad in those considerable portions of the machinery are kept waiting for umterial. The other mine are working four days a week; but even in those a large number of hams end spindles ate at a stand. On Thursday notice was given at the Lvokhouse Mills, the largest Waning and weaving establishment in the town, that after Per ember 4 they would reserve to themseltes the right of working shorter time than four days per week, or close the mills. Since the year 1847 there have never been more factory hands out of employment than at the present element. Other trades see In the seine state of depression.— Mrtorhoster Gnariftn. STATE OF TRADE IN PRESTON AYIII THE NORTH.— Our proepects at Preston grow more and more gloomy. We announced, a fortnight ego, that as the millownera worked up their raw material many of them would not go into the market for a flesh supply, but would prefer to stop their machinery, end close their establishments. Already this has been acted upon at one if not more mills; and we hear of two or three which are likely to tease work. It was reported ea Friday that two large firms were about to extend the hours of labour; but such is not the case, the time ori ginally lied, four days or forty hours per week, being the maximum. We have so more favourable reports 1/0:u oboe towns in this district. There are now only two mills in the neighbourhood of Itawtenstell end Crawahawbooth but what are working short limo. Two at the letter place are reported as likely to have heap owners before they resume work. Two large mills in the neighbourhood of Raertenetell have awned working altogether for a fortnight.—. Preston Guardian.— . A fortnight ego we sinnounced that the Messrs. Dixon and Mears. Donald, of Carlisle, had conimenoed to work r sly four days a week. Since that time the whole of the mills in the city have followed their 'oomph,. Hand-loom weaving has elm gradually ti-come worse. Beside, the stoppage of the Glaegow work, rho !awned production of it. Veil manufacturers has thrown many out of employment. 300 or 400 hoods are at present without webs. The manors,- Were, however, expect the short-time movement will be only a temporary expedient. Luckily, provisions continuo to decline In price —Carlisle Journal.—ln the neighbour hood of Whiteltaven the mills are running four to four sad a half days in the week. In the lax mill at Cleo/or, for inatenee. the hands-nearly 300 in number—have work f sue days end a half in the six. We are glad to say, however. that there is abundance of country work for all able hodied men who choose to apply for it ; and, as yet, there has been no such extra pressure on the relieving officers resour , cs on t justify any special report to the poor-law authorities.— Waierharro Herald. Dr. Livingstone, the great African exp;orett, leaves London tor Southampton on the 28th inst. On the 27th be will embark on hoard the Peninsular mail palest Two for Lisbon. The object of his visit to that city Is understood to be for the purpose of consulting with the Por tuguese government, through whoa) territories on the SWAM wait of Africa the great traveller purpose. paning to reach the heart of thereat Airless, comae:it to pursue his ensgal ficent discoveries there, and toopen Central Africa to Europe through the great river Zambesi, which parses through the Pottugnese possessions, end empties itself In the ALsam *se Channel. MAIN I)RAINAGE OF TUE METROFOLIS.—The Board of Works met yesterday specially to resume the con sideration of this ',object. After long discussion* it was re solved by large mojorities, on the motion of Mr. Carposael : the s be ard d d I submitted ießui t l o din tl 7.a o l m so m tre together with two other civil eagl fre;:i.riedpo:n74slaotooftthit"/IbbleeeseMelift,wiSfl,tors, Simpson. and Blackwell, he re nters, with instructions that they report to this booed as to the main drainage of the metropolis; and in reporting en the expense+ of the works which may be propoeot, they will owe, tint, the amount necessary for cur, ing the sewage of the metropolis to B w, and secondly, in case fowls should be provided, the further cost of carrying the sewsge to points ce outfall in Sea Reach;" and further, "That the two elle- Deers to be emaciated with their own engineer amulet Le Mr. liawkalry and Mr. George Bidder." 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