The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. TED DAT. ADKOIALTT COURT. Mire Dr. lasaditess.) MY yes i;eie ofTstirthilot of Tie vend Lode nor WI bum be tolththo eta the Mow 1= Weber, MS. Nod bed Noe wthokby ether obbth hod rim b thee Ortheby. Ithe yes eeeduthood the am d Wad the the hair sbe bed dose by tho maw of 1201. the she et kr stheso Ti meth then dories the wee eath k.t mid thol der bet War Ned now fe . otiked Whil the et &thif ; sod they am oppliod le the ethrt to arg ib rog et ethr wem wt .t the preseele the ale ; bowethe, llore loothlskth it the meet a. et mete d lb. Nattottg shoo De. meld nth emeot to Ow preesthose the Heir et moo, beanie by • dello be woad per *Ay be rtheolos the 1111111•111 of the thud take the de mos Mem tho Atha et Ai thethethro Pre thjery teethd, bewther be der le th e agyilleethe ; th eir vied to me th e moo the Oak wow weld sthl nosh le tbut. _ _ TUN Ot0•1 Li•OL This re an reint i s OW, inuoli by the ran art ef pliet err Air .d eines arm wear for eurres sureed le re alp threw% 508 tor. (Austrion inerruser es re Ix laly his. At that Ire the earl re read ilea Carat to Vries, with a rep of wawa rw. .d N realer.* that re w. h amerstrie err the river leadind thar einter. pre the ▪ err head tt re rood Yet re Nervier wore lewd) wad sr /rear, mud ware sr tithe mawn of rime. The ern y re propert re twiner ef 12,0001. D r y and Sweby eppered ix the rum. Dr Adam awl Tyr far the sums Vt. inelduilen awarded the trir of WA INSOLVENT URBTORS' COURT. AN arrenurn OTILCCIL . OI7_ TOO 711.111 OP TIM CORT. 71Y r Vri;;;l . a; Vii7t CZNI;s7:1;;; Iwo. Is she aro et Roily, orb.* woo beim Ur wart yes terday, moan lin Mom, Savood ammool.. on sillorrry, of 1b llos So owl; sod also as who, SAM Mow. W it. fon aM.in ilko met sr dim la _7 vs" airsoleil wish the one a loselmes. Th. emir IMO abosomi to be sahlblled Or sew !.rWACT. •ow spyiera la dho lit;;F;ii .I lvewil who, bslo re his aniove soil be eriered by eh run, had died. The 1~ MI Isems biro An his wow THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. •=••••.. 11167111110 M -NOD 11. Wt. rafter Thargre charged erbh banal: aneadtted umbisionne to a hey oneron, use who brought Won luei Maw. peep, lb. Wedesr fre appeare m d fte the geentedes. Mr. Mew It the ber orao eil Mut by te- eterro. week the addlioael en amor would be testy. aid Mr. %Volume rogrotal thee a re seri light him lien until that da?. Mr. MuNgberyo Md act objrct to the elepliaitloa hat he Yikig Nei nemaly. epee the yen of the prieseer, that teeth tabs bed he bie carat b reeeldenika of hi Ole Malik whieh wee ray leglioran. The Li Mare rid be rogroeud that be weld est of met to tehe Ira no clumps of nalemshmat eatealei stoat of USK, out es to the irilepoides el the Omer, every tionalea weshl be pia Los la the lelneary the pima 7birto.r wee thou romeded td adored to be breaght ea Tricky week, visa he ea be ccutuditel for foie Oiliort, a tit of Mr. Howerd, of Lookaball =Amt. woo ammod with having etolen ea 1 ruts pow, the PC7of Ids MIMIC pleceer rad the geese heel bees left b the fonemes la &I strew, sad ti he bed sot taken it y eke esh. bail wealth Tie fours &whet the truth of the es stemeet. lad The Lee 4 MGM seeteeced him to impniunabent for OM WM& MAN= alawanaw ego charged with hariag Moira four bers at peas, la the shop of Ur. Hopkisa, al Oveihaaa• law-abaltwer. . . . berm larva the th . e dregs* officer, ead be saw an altsreettou sad • boy who had c harged him with bbonsaisles essraitag Freer la eatimar's shop. The Warr bed rent Ida the per rod he sad b. relieted rob • Sag end herd retard the per la • pshouse Ike • The presorotar—They rad set her bees roods fur say lase hk. tbat w, rad they her ay are co them. The primer —I re es hart re. Th. Lord Mayor—lf yea bought then Lea shilling, you WWII ram knowleg ask they hod her stoke thr, vs re ry eltraeleneee, yr ore not en brow men. The bey eared a sal is sr th• prberr ter the pro, Meg set at the rep, and randeell4 pat rk dais It ter peer abet the primmer Wher . lor • velbstry err aree egs, sod Thu Lied Meyer sustsred hint le begriersent to one afar, rth hard lora. GUILDHALL. Xenia was pawed at the bar hake Allartnas Wire with being found in the anlawfel paggention dpepuly Wagging to hie ?neater. Febereorkahis 169, said—l sae the phew p taco • urine antre dealer's &Iry in Miliorwalwiot bit a•AsAd ufwa ra Maw* haw I w biro offering shoat elpe et sew saws In amebae panel whit& he had with hini I haul a b.slb at whlelurg, a sew Cislaire wed, a pair of sham aad an *pros. Re add kle mean gave bin the wraypris, stad afterwards said the parties were 'Dewed te take • little. • Picea him into custody sad eatorled ham at the sumo., and (mad eleven duple:awe oa biro relating to warts, whittle Wields, stik handkerchiefs. and psnom of also, pledged for 161. ge. ad. I went to hie lodgings and there found are more duplicates relating to shawls, ant °shoo, pledged for 11. 19e. ed. I also found • new surf, a quantity of sewing silk, and 17 piece* of new mares ( quantity had been eight year. in the service of Hr. Hair, of Brimad.etivet, who, oa socoont of the prima's°. gemlike with three 'Netherton, children to provide for, was all dwarves of proaerating. The WINN" wag rearaded. BOW-STREET. CTRIOIs niaarrateraterr. A raspertabir-lookiag woman described as Mrs. Illisaisth Zak ems plated at the bar Wove Kr. Jardine charged with ~lc • dietarliewea at the Bell paha-hoar, in Newts.. shut. Rabies. rdeep wee pained W • Mr. helm Manatee, who as depend heeked the horse, and else al • beer le dr Reyaberbet (tin Open Taern). Th. imai hedeed had hen recently imaged of du Bell is Near- Ithearea bet Ind kith Mr.. Lae Ina sews ce di &et. del the .... tr ., ear be the hoes, in Mee in • nen .we, deriering that the wee AM td•beededy, sea deftendleg ailthinfon. She wee evideetly uthr the Moro of liquor. As elin refined to go sin,' se hew quisely resionatesta with, he (.iinne) mind in s .wen awlpve her late thready. The eoYtbl . esid she gave lugs so trouble, but mat tartly le the &nen. L. Jardio—Tfell, I lames you bare no wish to lay le=this jansing eartalely believed I wee the %milady a the hewn 1 bele ► han late the country. sad was net aware Wny linibrad bed twee emplaced by Mr. Manatee. My deep we rill to the bone, sad I wetted them to be &b -owl to ne. We leave been ahanaelly treated. The ins liberated on peorening that the would 1 Mt win wane any distudeace et the bore. Al& the era bed been &epos& a the defendaet asked If de rale set awn& Me. Manatee to give up her mar.. der brae& paid 3004. to go nee the home twelve zoom& ind new dry we penalises. L. leaden net an sea. with her to Inquire sa to the RITIMMinnitY FRACAS Brrivizs o asurvi.—fia the Wolwoboroples yeeterday, •• were ond few erne bow, in Omen's 11111= emelt m , brought by Mr. Swear' Grind's, Ihe we-biSOl awed broiler, ..slot Mr. &newts tberace, bee ameheb. The wart was crowded, aew7 of the anaboa., red arrelisara bawls' shorkeed Chew, ebb telt Mob wee ilobt, tr hem to the refessilkp. Pow es ammo of the immesh*, It i mpsersi time hike lila Mr. &nese woe la the of Ilea he (Mr. Oraßthe) had ~bows his mew awl IV Sot le we& ew esent se to be ewe et the sole babe et be halm be elle{ ea Meaday bereft hi, al ihe earearate comatimphor be reguset as *spar iwwwweb so bre ass as bath la the report, be PEMI booed ever MAK with the bask, .4 s ml. big bedlt m the doe at its Ware. yiecep bileg the eselheates be erealed. he we by 'Mt the eimer}, Ton hew ems he beak obt.' sal be what was etill worse.two Mews aft P.m the. Per eiane. Mr. D. flavesejlea., shied PM lama be erne Oita bdier's eseatiarbease Y hheedter Saheb( auks* Nisi the debriat s u Nnabol. fed all he would hill bis ; end that the aids& i!peete, Urea week me. I all bind siren with ae aloa@ blew ass am& The .hart.... Momasa, lined( as hb 114.._ .61 41 411110 big in nfireses to the tsal!- brablow fardira. As Deis of Northumberland has, with hot ilhar. ol 6 tree . *may. prom de •Ithumisi &raw d' , GT b die Zs* Natleaal at tleass, of tible dela Is dr pridaw. Bo .___ 111 %. 0 • 1 6111m. /LP., has received hen Er '''"go wet seed bat Thom Noisy, wbe wee seelowesi D eiwbetwwwra Amine Wow yew awl Wee imowthe .Tmousent fir Mrapberay, has vesernal lbe peaks beeeivittr a ltettr= ensue. _Labs* Gansu. Owners Commyr—Talle •• •01 Ms wed& ale. Des. IA 10, Mk. bite TEE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 185'. ST. .INDAZIrd AID QUEBEC RAILWAY. MID DAY) This morning an extriM riinary general meeting of the C 1... A shareholders is the above company was held at the oaks, Whitehall, for the purpose of receiving s mon from the directors on the subject of n mows complete masa , gal:nation of the company with the New Bmainrick sad Canada Land Company (hunted), egrembly to a resolution pawl at the general meeting held on the 31st of August sad for other special purposes. The c►air on. occupied by Kr. PRANCLI IDIVAIDM. The Cl/AIRMAN announced that he bad been elected Chainnom of the Board of Directors in ancomsim to Earl Pitzwilliam, deceased. It was with infinite @withal= that he could state that forty miles of the railway had been opened since the Stet of October, end be had it on the authority of the general manager, that the traffic left a profit over the working explodes. Twenty other =dee were now nailer contract, and It was expected that by July neat the entire line to Woodstock would be opened to the public. The line already rethad cost 2,2171. ear and it wee estimated that t of the remaining portion at the simy miles of this railway would not gamed 2,3001. per mile. Sabafeelmy aregagensonte were Min made for the oh ef the empeey's leads and thither, and Um meal be es deeM that the railway, In mew*a with the UM Cowpony, would ultimately yield a wry Imadsome Mina I• the 'Way. The object of ,his webs was le selhadee • empiele sam/gamation of the two tomprmio the Wee hold deg AM ems of land between thou, and the proles of say oohs would be distributed, pre iw T =the sbareholders of the two cowponies. hie ion to the What that It was the opinion of the meet. Mg that It would be expedient that this company &mild be easlitesetad with the New Brunswick and Canada Land Catepsay ; end that the dession be anthorMed to take the neeneary steps, in wejseetiee with that oompany, to pro em* ea mat authorising mak assalgamation. Mr. Marra. I. [7 reeedel the reeokhos. • Mr. 0134;DC11;LD *dila vire wan the tams 141011 With t 411■116assation was to take ids, ? The C111•IRM•N said they MI y to be load by the directors ; the draft of the ball amaltadylag thou would have to be eatesitted neat grim he the asactioa et tie shareholders. Mr. Sii•arsoi director, urged a variety of objections to the amalgamation, and contended that the two winpseise did not stand upon an equal footing. Tha CuM as V 4 rid tho objections of Mr. flbsip. writ bawd on 4l hones ll* regretted to say, for lb. lea year and a half dlr. Sharp. had been the Nisi-plot of the company. Th. resolution we adopted attar a brief discumion ; and, after N. tranaection of sours other badman, the 'award ing. terminated with the usual oomplimmit to the chairman. a. 1 rd. ISO Si' 140 mu mu IN sit MARS LISTS-TRIB DAL Two &Moor. The railway share market to-day is rather firmer, owing to the reduction of 2 per cent. in the Beak rate of discount. London and North-West ern stock has improved to 96 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931 re 94; and Midland, to SD to Great Western is quoted 64 to • London and South- Western, 461 to 47 per share ; Great Northern, 241 to $; and Eastern Counties, 11 to 1. Other de scriptions ere fairly supported, but bubbles' is quieter. Indian railway shares of all descriptions are in demand, and better, especially East Indian and Madras. Omit Western of Canada are inquired for; most other foreign, as well as colonial descrip tions are steady at the late improvement ORDIJWIT IMAM MID ITOCIS.I. 45.-'s I s t ia llmetliflJ . . 2 lllim.Welv.r&Vtalle Mr. Las. Lana Jam %Wear aria nit IW ; roe Ommell Dust. ?Wee& J. Zu g r• Al eilttlwi -- .. w.■ V. Ciao • .. Do. Ohm lint Wake VlaWegli Rol Oirpg I=7.7tior "somillTZl lona Nairn I;ii6* D.. r, NAIL] am/ Wok (In.) ILaismor rti Orli& 71:7mr7i." -- "- Oh Paw /WO ~.. Imurikke eat T. 14 m. De. P. Da. IS. Sh suns WWI gra Daiwa -- a rifest laTaira WWI Warns% 14. 14.416, "" a St Llamas& Do. diva7;Y . tsTri;: ' Ot. eirra cw =sell Lkmermlines.4lllseellard r_ow?, aidAiiisi.delind 1 1 := . 1 ..... irnemosimi II /Am ambles Claull;lTErse.% _ . Do. g ia Dollinof Do. Odomloo:.... B.ll.ll.Pere I* et Ikea Imams ILTT.JImp.II Pludi /6 IL Tab's IWeirlMM NsulbW 10014 Win. • Wanii i :~~: E ilEami — = Mrspille• ttsies =alb Ihisreis . _ so▪ ma Tata:l'l6 - I;mm arm 1mm0... be INieboa Dsellss.s. of . Wombed esoit .. = lesearbed sad West Crowell W. Ire et Loa It Ciptiel P. 06.1:: Ow. 1111 ) Ds. II Ise el. OW Is ■ West 6 Ds. West of II $1 Si If f 4 I 66 —Ms is IS 44 V 6 446 44 N If IS PI N P 1 01 ,P SI Si 113 IS M f e r VI : IS I !Mk ?I 1: 171 Ns re N sii I N tb N N ” NI 7 -7_ 4. 1411 M ea MI II Is N Si H SI 41. 41 % Ni SI Ile EDI 114 IA -8 1 is Ils 8 .4 ile IS S db Ilkt l!! .4i - VG t• fl 7 , 4 S II SS 14 1 i" al, II II II I? Isi Ili N. MARI& IS U IS SI • IN NOII 108 111 IN 101 IN IN IN IN ff Ili 118 ii llle Dr . II PI . M a „ 'S ioi MI IS 111 IS SI IA 11 IS lie MI Ot a 3 la la 11. 131 U 4 Ilf 44 1 teli as iii Of Of 111 Of Ire 111 lel IN 3 i do — if Of ar Ile IR 110 IB tel NI 111 171 111 M 79 Si Iti Nse es M le mi " Ifla 111 se !L! Hai ad ' 4 NY 114 1 NI i I g 484 i Ni : , 41 • 14 II w' gie a If I.§ ba $1 Step Si 4 - LWATII. .1 N — lr l'a g. A Jl e r Ti si 10/ sil N at U filo be IT IN 1 ll* II ill I! ISO $4 It A"' 4 04 4 im - - 11 1$ I T 1 II; • Ste - 1101 U NO IVRY MARX liT ---17118 DAV. REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLoow. arraa.aement 60 Mlnot. Ceatral, T per cent. . Coartnellnl6l6 76 Ditto. 6 our COOL, Conslametlust. /I bOOOOO. D a ta, 44. 2d. oar dultar Dlsto. 7 per owl. Frodand 1640. with otaloo-70 yor Si mot tEcreg . . 1•6 Mo. Ino dollar !them 40 donors paid 1.3 Joliet and Northern Laftivtaal rey ant. iat 14 sr ' .. " 6 :1;:174:ii; - ra:e.;.4 - 17 tivaiTs.77:67niZa 11.11i00 , Cent.% Jolatly 80 . .08801. el cm teat. let Hort. convert. MO 711 Mao. lett ..... .. .. .. Ditto. lent . .....,.. .. .... ... ........ ...... .. :: . : Mao e 1... lee nn . ...... .. . as mu. yowl.. ow NariiiiiCiiiiiii:i per cii: .. —..—. The Directors of the Bank of England have this day made a reduction of 2 per cent. in the rate of discount. The minimum rate is fixed until further notice at 8 per cent. per annum. This announcement has been received a ith great satisfaction in all circles, but has led to little change in the prices of securities in the Stock Exchange, having been to • great extent " discounted." All the markets are firm. The funds are now quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday. _ . . . Consols for the Bth January are quoted 934 to 1 ex div., and have scarcely varied. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 934 to 934 ; the New Three per Cents., 934 to 934 ; Fachequer Bills, 3s. dis. to la. prem. ; and India Bald', 20 dis. Turkish Six per Cents. remain steady at 954 to 96. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braxilian Old Five per Cents., at 98; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 96 (exchange 25fr.) ; Peru visa Four-and-a-lialf per Ceuta., at 76 and 75; ditto, for account (31st Dec.), at 77 ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 974; Spanish New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account, at 26; Turkish Six per Cents., at 954 ; ditto for account (December 31), at 951, 4, and 4; ditto Guaranteed Fear per Cents., at 101. The Bank of England during the last two or three days has had scarcely any discount business, whilst repayments flow steadily in, leading to a rapid increase in the reserve. The amount of newly— imported gold, bought by the Bank yesterday, was as much as 240,0001., viz., 46,000 ounces of bar gold, and 50,000 or 60,000 sovereigns, chiefly from the United States. Moreover, gold is now being somewhat more freely returned from Ireland. In the Stock Exchange no employment can be found for the mass of money on offer. Loads on Government securities are obtainable at three per cent. from day to day, and at four per cent. up to the January settlement. It is symptomatic of the approaching great alters tion in the value of money that the joint-stock banks are conferring together upon the question of the propriety of reducing the rates allowed for deposits. The London and County Bank have announeed that, dating from to-day, they will not allow more than 6 per cent. for fresh deposits. Their existing contracts remain subject to the arrangements previously in force, until a reduc tion takes place in the rate of discount at the Bank of England. The otkez joint-stock banks have post poned coming to any decision until to-day. The committee have formally decided that the Stock Exchange shall be shut on Saturday next. The arrangements proposed with this view met with a ready concurrence on the part of the authori ties at the B..nk of England, where, however, a clerk wi'l be in attendance at each tranefir office. The amount of specie taken by the steamer Atlantic to New York yesterday was only 7,4001. The New Yort advice@ indicate the probability of 90,0001. or 100,0001. in specie being shipped on board the Fulton, which is expected to arrive at Southampton in a day or two. A portion of the amount will probably be on French account. The smart of silver taken out to Hamburg yes terday morning by the steamer Neptune was only 2,5051. The bar silver brought by the steamer Parana was sold yesterday at se. 1;d. per ounce standard, showing a redaction of :d. compared with the high price realised for the supply by the previous packet. The Mexican dollars have been sold at ss. id. per ounce, showing an advance of id. At Hamburg the exchange on London has de clined. In the other continental cities the rates exhibit no important alteration, with the excep tion of the fall at Vienna, above referred to. At Paris on Tuesday the exchange on London was quoted 25.27; to 30 for short, and 29.70 to 75 for three months' bills; at Amsterdam, 11.80, for short; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 12.13 for three menthe ; and at Berlin, G. 171. The corn market yesterday was very quiet at last Monday's rates. Owing to the continuance of south westerly winds, another batch of 26 grain-laden vessels has arrived at ports of call. The transac tions in thin department of the market are very limited. The country markets are reported firm, ' but in France the prices of grain are drooping. We are requested to state that Mr. Stevens, who figured as prosecutor in a recent case in a police court, is not a member of the Stock Exchange. The shares of all the Indian railway companies were in continued request yesterday, at higher rates. The prospect of an important fall in the value of money is stimulating numerous invest ments .in these securities, and the belief that a considerable amount of stock will be thus absorbed also encourages speculative purchases. The shares of several of these companies, including such of the East Indian Railway Company's shares as are itti paid up—together with those of the Ma dras Railway Company—are allow: d to be paid up in full at the option of the holder,. It is by no means improbable that some considerable amounts of money may by this means be carried into the East India Company's home treasury. The prices quoted for the Indian shares include the half-yearly guaranteed interest now coming due. There is an increased inquiry for many other de scriptions of guaranteed and preference railway stocks which are usually in favour amongst in vestors. The decrease shown in the weekly traffic return of the London and North Western Railway is 64891. The Great Northern presents an increase of 6001. A general court of the Commercial Dock Company is called for the Bth January. The position of the market for American railway securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite : The rawitet for American securities in London has been steady. Illinois Centre! shares have declined to 15 discount, bat the bonds are firmly held at previous prime. Michigan Central hoods continue is much request, at a further ed. vane,. We note moderate transactions in New York Cen bel and l'enusylvania Central, at former rates. The following quotation. are 4s. 6d. to the dollar:— ltd. Arked. Mehl:MN Masan; 6 per rent.. 114 Moqe. Cos vortibie MIL rummaged by thmdea and Amboy.. M a mt. Cerrat.. , is leroa. sod Dayteo. 7 pa amt. :Zod to Oswalt sad Mile-eke,, 7 per tem.. let Weston COUVOndAd Moods. 146..........................51 60 Detrol, and Masaakee, Gnat Waters of Omuta 7.= to es DM , ditto rh , etto. 100 dethn Kerr York and Eric, 7 per reut-Thlrd 1i0rr..114-11.11111 Ditto. 7 per cent .171t,Ittor Eortd.l67o. ...... 11) Mud, 7 e oral C,ourertible ktoods.lWM Biro .Are, 100 donne* lB Nen York (votral. 7 per mei., ever.......... ISIS PO lel Ditto, MT cent.. tring Pod, . . cliblo 0.1 Perierrivania. per eset. boor bads harrylvania. e per ant.. be Hart. convertible IIN id Stet coop Mic a.DW rad Morgan, eenverilbie are 1 , 2 84 aelteree AO dollar. If the steamer European sailed from Sydney on the I lth of November, the date previously fixed, she was due at Suez yceterday, in which case Australian intelligence may reach London by telegraph in four or five days. Owing to the circumstance of this vessel having arrived at Melbourne from Suez with her machinery deranged, it has been assumed that I there is no chance of another steamer arriving at Baez from Australia this month. Considering, however, that the European would have three clear weeks to stay at Sydney before sailing on the ap pointed day for Suez, it is considered possible that the necessary repairs may have been effected in time. The steamer Teviot, with the mails for Australia of the 12th Mit arrived at Malta on the 21st inst., and sailed on the following day for Alexandria. WID?1211D•T iT7XOIO. The funds opened this morning at an advance, which wee followed by a reaction. Upon the grati fying news that Lucknow has been relieved, a re newed improvement took place; and the closing quotations were / per cent. above-those of yesterday- In the share markets the tendency was, upon the whole, less buoyant. The weaker class of the recent speculative buyers are realising their profits prior to the settlement. They are the more moved to this course because the Stook Exchange will be shut from to-morrow (Thursday) evening until Monday. Consols, for the Bth January, which closed yester day at 931, "sellers," ex div., touched 931 this morning, fell to 92/ to 93, and had recovered at the close to 931 to:. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 8), 931, 931.93, 931,93 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93k, 931, 93, 931, 93 ; Long Annuities, expiring in lan.. 1860, 2 1-18 r Thirty Years' An nuities, April, 1886, 17 6-16, 17 7-16 ; Bank Stock, 2171, 217; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 98. Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. to la. die. Turkish Six per Cents. were steady, and closed at 961 to 96, or the same DJ yesterday. The Gua ranteed Four per Cents. have improved to 101 to 1. Mexican Bonds were rather more offered, bat most other foreign description, were in fair re quest and steady. The produce markets maintain a steadier appear ance, owing to the decline in the rate of interest. Tallow, linseed oil, tea, coffee, and sugar are, all firmer. In the market for Bank shares to-day the principal inquiries were again for Bank of Egypt and Ot toman Bank. The former advanced to 21 to 21 dls, and closed at 3 dis. The latter left off at 181 to f. Union Bank of Australia shares were quoted 2). lower. Australian Agricultural have risen to 24 to 26, and Peel River to 21. to 2f. London Discount were inquired for. London General Omnibus shires were rather firmer, at 3 7-16 to 9-16, being some what scarce in the market. The chi Lie; 1; the IMius Steam Flotilla were quoted to prem. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The market for British mining stocks remains dulL South Frances shares have been dealt in in the Stook Exchange to-day at 224 ; and West Basset at 211. Other descriptions are inactive. The shares he the Yontgibaud Silver-Lead Mining and Smelting Company are marked 61 iD VOl. paid), and English and Australian Copper, 11. he quotations for most foreign and colonial mining shares are merely nominal. At a meeting of the adventtuers in Wheal Edward, held on the 22nd inst., the accounts showed • balance in favour of the mine of I,OW. 6e. bd. The committee gave a read satisfactory report of the financial position, but recommended the adventumrs not to declare a dividend, but carry the profits over to the next meeting. Captain East wasp rrept, end explained the workings by a section, and stated the south lode in the shaft was richer than ever ; in the lad 2b feet taken down, it had turned out 10 tons of rich ore, maldag for the length of the shaft 12 feet long, 20 tons to the fathom. The north lode was improving in depth, and, though 649 tons of ore had been sold during the quarter, the reserves were increased now, In at 20,00 W., and, in conclusion, stated the mine never presented more favourable proepecte than at present. South Cramer will sample on the 29th inst. about 76 tons of ore. WIDXSIDAT Byname. Sashimi in British mining stocks remain exces sively dull, the inquiries being very limited. In a number of eases, including shares in Alfred Consols, Condurrow, Sortridge Console, and Wheal Kitty (Lelant), the tendency of prices was drooping. Some transactions are reported in West Grenville shares at res. ad. sod ae. In the Mining Exchange the only prices quoted were as follows, via., Par Consols, 171; and Wheal Zion, 45., as., 30., 4s. The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) were quoted rather higher. Foreign descriptions were nominally unchanged in price. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Tim public markets will dose to-day for the holidays and re-open on Tuesday, sth January next. Sens/L.—Mere has been a decided improvement in the demand for this article during the short week (three dap), and a fall amount of general business done at an &dream of folly 6d. upon last weeks' currency, and confidence appears to be gradually recovering in this market. Refined lumps firm, from 655. 6d. to 58e. . COrrss—Ths small public Isles have gone off steadily at previous rates. Taa—Tbe market bee become more firm, and good medium segos sold in public sale at a alight adrance. Common ,mtt sold at 12d. to 120., =oat terms, according to t o . . Itta—The prices of last week have been *tit° a limited extent, bat the article continues dull of sale. _ _ ... - 4. -- ;; - at; - ‘4, - itt77ie demand is vary flat.Vritruz.—Bales have been made in mine instances at resents rates, bat a decline has been submitted to in tamed alas. tirtons have sold heavily, and In many eases rather lower pekes bays been submitted to. Harr and Jr?' quoted the same prices a, last week. The tons of markets pawkily bas been improved this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market Is quiet :—Toe* tallow ia quoted 6ss. nett twat; Petersham Y.C. en the lIPA, 63e. 3d. ; Desnalsor, 635.; January and Muth, 63e. ; Much, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIB DAY.) This market is held to day instead of on Friday; but it may be described quits a holiday-market, both se regards supply and demand. The butchers have a law stock on hand, and ure s too engaged to attend he. This state of the trade was expected, and consequently the consignments are very small. A few purchasers are fused for some choke beasts at fully Isle rata., but in other departments there is literally nothing doing. /Wotan of eta •• 1. a. 41. I Pm Woe at Itte. •4.4. 4. pot Herefords $ 1: Rl4sr•d•Bh Shert.borne • L•in.grool• • 1 Sweat $04144 bad 3 • 0 De. &Mena . • 041,i• . 0 I Ewa I; gonad quality • • 0 I De. 44. MIMI 14541110 a 11•11.bna • Web. Arlo IN marlo4. SS; drip sad 141 , 14. PM; 11111.6. 13; Om SMITHFIELD HAY HARILET.-THIB DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis morns trod. very heavy. Prime mend., by, 675. to 705.; superior ditto, 72.. to 80s.; inferior ditto, 60s. to 60s. ; rooms, 60a. to 60e. ; clover, Me. to 106 s. ; second cat, 701. to 90s. ; arra., Ms. to 30a. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNB.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month, and the eleven months ending the 30th of No vember, 1857, were issued. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and eleven months, including only tho "enu merated articles ": For the month. For Moves months. 1866 1866 1867 ..... ... 7,617,662 Including the " unennmerated articles the aggre gate exports stand thus: . . For the mouth. For eleven months. 1856 1856 1867 RECEIPTS FROM TAXATION IN INDIA. This morning was Maned from the Statistical ohm, Hem laths Rows, a return, dated the 10th inatant, et the serene derived annually from atl mama of Mastic& in India, front 1822.53 to 1855-66. The nett receipts during 186.366 were as tallow —Load, midge, Says and Motarpha revenues, 16,092,3633. , salt, 2,038,8831.; opiate, 3,961,97613 stamp duties, 619,7311. ' customs, 1,982,2761.; mint dation, 130,0471. The rala:allsneoss receipts are 1.369,8921.; sad the charges, 23,589,0261. The " "in the post-ollim department exceeded the neelpta by 21,6154 The total ns celpte front all soarer daring the year 1856-66 wen 80,817,6281.: and the ahem., 28,372,9011.; shoving a wet earpiaa et 2,444,6271. Th. nett eurplas w.ti la 135243, 3,319,8611. ; V 1853-64, 1,259,3811.; and in 185445, 1,391,3294 M. Faye has Jost read a paper to the French Aca demy of fkienres, ow ths solar eclipse,' of IlksB. The eclipse of Bop6waboir, 1868, wW °sly be castes' and total to the la habitants of the southern continent of Americo, whore there are but few astronomers and observatories. M. Pays, however, proposes to establish Iwo observatories for the ea males, one at loam on ths meat of Brazil, and the other in Peru, at dsgreee south of Cape Blanco. But the drat eclipse, which la to lake p:aui text Marsh, though not cen tral as regards France, will be very newly so; for the egg when It might to seem is say thirty-two kilometres from the Oland of Onessimit; and an observer stationed on that Wand will see the eclipse ..th a deviation of only fourteen worm& from the centre. The Bishop of London yesterday again preached la one of the chinches of the parish of Bethnal-green, that of St. Peter. He had a large audience of the poorer etas, to whom he preached from the text, " Bleier an 3 7 posy, for yours is the kingdom of God." THE SOCIETY (WAITS' EXAMtwaTlONS.—Notvrith grading the memorial to the Society of Arts from several thomeade of the members of Mechanics' burr& is the Yorkshire Usion. requesting • continuation of the slander tions se the mum so &easefully punned la 1866 eel 1667, the Council of that body (es we have already Meer) rewired to adhere to the ran act forth let the sew pro gramme, which has been meently distributed to the several rearm throughout the country. It only remained, there fa& either to adopt the propmed scheme end render it se mat as poesible, or venially to deprive the members of imnitutee of that practical stimulus, to improvement which W proved so material an aid to arra instruetine. For the power at leant there created to be no alternative. sal accordingly, at a meeting of the central committee of the Vorkelure Union to Mechanic.' Institutes, held on Terday lest, the 6.llotring resolution was unanimously mined to —" That this committee, mbar retaining Its SWIM. preference ~far th e fy.lein of examinations already getablehed, including oral examhtmions by examiner. from the Society of Arts, recommend the institutions in the Yorkshire Union to conduct the examinations of the to nog year se the new serene admitted by that society with the hops that experience well chew which of the two systems le the more hesible and eflicecione." It now reeisla• for the rearaciag committees of institutes to take the Writhe by or &bell& local boards of reamiern, mid we tryst that as time will be lest, en that the examlnetkies of sat year ✓ay be residared sie efficient we pnesibla— Lewis Aferearjr. raoroszo REFORM UNION IN BIRMINGRAM.—• LA/A evening • meeting of time of the old reformers atilt, lowa was held at tie park office, the object of which waste wasider whether en effective union of the middle and work * des meld be establisted, for the purpose of aiding • movement for an extresive measure of reform in the Der ✓eeks of parliament. The meeting wee adjourned until Tneedity, January 6, In order that the necreary prelimi nary reps might be taken for the formation of • Reformers' Unen.—Birmarigkees Ibat of this day, ftsrino or THE LIVERPOOL DOCKS.—We under stand thst Mr. Rees the dittrict auditor he s intimated to Mr. Churchwarden Woodru ff that on his rooting in he &- lands to tuirbarge the eburchw.rdens and overseer. of this parish with the sum el about 20,0001. uncollected poor-rare on the ammement of the Liverpool docks. Should the auditor carry oat his present intention, there will be nothing left for the parochial &whorl& but en appeal to the Cowl of Quote's bench, In order to have it deeklid whether the dock. are legally liable to be ruled to the relief of the poor. Should the Man decide that the docks alt, liable, the rate payers will he at owe relieved nf • border' to du extent of at leer 6J. in the prime'. Should it be decided that, ea the law at were steads, there is so power to net the docks, there still Females the yeas ion whether it is desirable Is sir ply to perliam t et for an act for rating the d oc k grate to the mitt ot the poor. —.Li swear Alerrery. Tare Ale nor or LONDON AND X RNAINGTON On Tuesday the Bishop of Londow presided over • numerous mewing at Kennington School foe the porpme of disin hoting the simnel prise.. After the various reports the enetnieers bad been toed, and @omit plena bad been ✓ecited by the tinys of the whs.', the Bishop prweeded to diettibute the prime In the eurceniful candidates, making enrooraging musks to the reeetmre of them. His leadadp this ie a rely I/opreaelce addri se spike of the varied Maar of the school, end the aloe° ainneninit of mu branch ef the.. with our Indian empire, for the 'arsine of which a Lege number of the boy. are detained. Ile spoke of the ewer leaka wee lopeniog bcL.re tto+o who were looking heaved to ureic, in India. and bietowid very high praise is the o.."'ity or &r limeyWilFwk, inborn, 19 enceseelme years presested for public competition hi the reheat ea yr =mit to the Past India College at eddlecombe. His p rimed kW speech 11 row remark.. es' a• airtime.* interest to tbe welfare al the boys at the Bfr Heory k and sound other gradens addressed the meeting, sod spoke of the ism rubber of wham who bad distinguished themselves In hulk, sod expired the ralegled pride awl sorrow they felt fur those who had Mee in that ceitetry. F. ti. Willock and Quintyu Bettye, who both fell before Delhi, were et the head of this distiogulahed list. Miriam was also sr& to the soconseei of the scholars st the univenrltieu std .t Woolwich sad Addiamaibe. • vets of thetas propemed to the Bishop by Archdetiece He itz seeeladed the proceedings of the day. _ _ Teti TERMIN ea Or TIIE WEST ESD OP LONDON lamwita.—Tbie ovottiudeam terminus is to be at the Mid Of the Oilier Sitaprimion Bridge, affording • most mom- Mud Maim foe Chelsea and Belgravia. TM worirn of Ms Madam se now being npi ity yrorseded with, sad seam. Bidder rod Falttio, the einizren, sate that the railway will =I for public troll, shoot the middle of Match. TM to within • mile of Ewan sad Bolcom squaws; ada pew will be attached to the station, at which the Claim agoessebtois will all. The public will be swabbed from this atedua to reach the folloo.og plasm. via. : Drightem, Dover, Portsmouth, Southampton, Richmond, Windsor, Emeding. the Crystal Palms, tic. It to also W horled be apply to parliament during the neat Steetoo for as set to snow the eatensim of the West End Railway anon the dyer, along the Grosvenor Canal, to near the wet end at Vicsoriamoreet, Woottnioster. It M thereon intended to 121parlienniat for power" to make a loop line between hell Station sod Witt Croydon Station, to amid the Crystal Palace Station, by which some distance will be ward, the bossy gradient", sharp emerge, and long human at the Worn Bad line will be avoided, and thereby enable the Dow sod Brighton *radio to be worked with witty sad puirlemifty. Mrw L• fsf 4 !N il ' sl Izit. N o... cakiraft• .......;.; all Duni. Palk =lts. N . Aosta/m.3, 4/.a..... . le 1 .0 44 •114 4 1444.44 4 4:7 SO Da. 46. O/ N De. Wm &p. 04N. N. WI DMus Dam 4 pw Ow. co I. Larreko, 4 pee Qat o : f1i5.11 , 4 k. 1=440 0. N Cit. Denims. &pr Om. N Oft, easLatlip.N.Na. &I Di. 44144 P&L ...... ..- 10 044.14.4.0•1.44 I 4t.s.ra .0 DLL iseNNI, ID Rel. 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SAN 14 4 1 si IP 11If 111 IA IN IN OW I 110 11l N N Ii I - - * l l i LOCAL SHIRE MARIZIN. Lffllll4lo%. Pne.ll.-An enNior v.se 1. reanle.ted to-thy. and the anotatethe of all lb. lea at ytocke are a a1..1.1 lower thad >cost C.V. ltithenhth tone -bite. 1-91 Cheshire hate teen done at 44-Ch .Ler lad liolybewl. 111-laseaddre sod Yortthlre men 91. .Jr,..3.18 orom-Lorsloo and North Rearm 99 1-reset...tr. Ithefeeki and board. 3P/ -*With 1. lei 1-den th Bate... 101-Wand Thai of Canada: 11*. THE CAPE Moos.—The Union Screw Com- patty's steam altirt Dane, the &et ship which left with the melts under the new nottract, artier d oat in October. haeft teen 43 days 22 hours on her voyage. Sho wad to have la an the retail voyage Dec. 1, and is du in England Jan. 12. 1 I