The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-02 00:00:00

ANTWLIGENCE Mils DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fine.) IN RE LILLY. k n iopt, a clothier, of Chiswell-street, applied for cetera discharge' The debts are 2,069/., on which a k i lend has been pod. g e ed supporte Mr. J. Davies, for the assignees, oppce iti o n, and the order was granted. IN RE ALBERT HIRSCHMANN. binkropL, a merchant, of Moorgateatreet, applied elimination and for his order of discharge. The /Th. peanut by Mears. Johnstone, Cooper, and oe show liabilities of TJ,D4/., against which property e t 3,300/. is held by secured creditors. Liakiata opposed for the assignees, and Mr. Denny ....credi tor . It was stated that the bankruptcy had . nine mouths ago ; and there had been several ad. ts at the bankrupt's own instance, on the allege. that he should be able to effect a composition with the elan uncle at Hamburg. The result had been an of Ia in the pound, which the creditors refused to so up to August, 1861, the bankrupt had car . on business as a commission merchant at b e rg ; be hid then thought it better to come to country, and commence business as a merchant. Before so he had made himself liable to his uncle for 6,000/. LA deceased father's account. His purchases here had to the extent of 26.000/. ; all the goods had gone to his ( i laugh); and the proceeds received from the bad only smonnted to 12,050/. Under these the assignees wished for accounts to the bankrupt's trading in Hamburg, ' ,ding over two rani ; he alleged that his books were de powesuion of his uncle ; and an adjournment waa we naked for, with a view to inquiry out of court. Tr Honour —You are clearly entitled to that. it. Sargood, for the bankrupt, objected on the puma the assignees had already had sufficient time for • With the unction of the court, Mr. Cooper had „opted to assist the bankrupt in the preparation Cseccounts ;they had been filed upwards of three months u far as they could be completed in the absence of the held by the uncle. They embraced the whole of his in this country. The assignees had bad nearly four ..1 to examine them ; and their accuracy was unim . . He asked that the bankrupt should pass ; and the of discharge might be adjourned to a future day. Linklater said the assignees had had no opportunity tramining the bankrupt, for until the last 5 or 6 days he been abroad, trying to effect the arrangement referred The bankrupt must take the consequence of his books kept back by his relative. This was the case of a man . to this country, and in nine months contracting of 16,0001. ; and now he had not a shilling in the to give to Ida creditors. gr. Denny said he opposed for a creditor named Batter residing at Bradford, who complained of the bank • biting contracted his debt by fraud. He had several cane up from the country to oppose the bankrupt, welted his cams now to be gone into. Be Honour said it was quite essential that the have sufficient time to investigate this Call: lgi = be an adjournment. Linklater asked that the adjournment should be for list examination only. It wu one of the inconveniences Se sew act that the sittings for examination and dis king advertised for the same day, creditors who to oppose the latter only were often brought here y. He proposed that the examination should adjourned to a day certain, and that the order of die should be adjourned sine dia. it. filargood objected. There was no reason why the course should not be pursued as was directed by the ie all emu Be Hewer mid it would be better to dispose of the before anything else woe done. It was quite re where the two questions should be kept separate. Ultimately the examination was adjourned till the 20th /dreary and the discharge till the 20th of Much in us NACRES= Ike bankrupt was described as an adjutant, of Adam- Adelphi. Debts, 3791. •no &meta The principal of 2601. is due to the &tali Bank, at Beard. Discharge panted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-EII'RKET. STOPZIEMIC BOBICIUMR FROM COMMHOI3BIB. A youth named Charles Senior, who said he was for. asrly • merchant's clerk in Birmingham, bat bad been hewn eat of omployment in oonrequence of the Atomics& was 'barged with robbing several coffee-boom kes ith whom be had lodged for one or two nights eash.o teironer's right leg bed been amputated, and he had • modem leg. Mrs. Asia' dated—Xi husband keeps • coffee-home in tbs Strand. On Sunday lest the primmer came to our house eel mimed • bed for the night. We let him one oat the mad floor. In the morning he went away, and after be Ind left I mimed from amnion the third floor a gold watch nine 101., the property of my husband. Polimooostsible Apleber, F 39, stated that from informa tion received from the last ramose he cautioned all the coffee-shop keepers in the neighbourhood. Let evening be heard from • coffee-house keeper in Brydges-Mreet that • parrots answering the description led taken a bed at his place. Witness proceeded thither at dent U o'clock, and found the mammy in bed. rem being taken into endody be deeded having Mien the watch, but after his removal to the station. tome he admitted it. He wu further charged with steal ise money from another coffee-house, but that be denied. De landlord of that house wee not meant. Under the ;how of the prisoner's l bed witness found a pocket-book, tootairiing, amongst other documents, • cheque for 41. Si. dawn on me of the prioted forum of the Union Bask of Croydon, and dated " Ist January, 1860," which had limn mitered to "1663.* A screwdriver wan also found in the bed. Mr. Thomas, • *off's-bows keeper in the Strand, said the prisoner lodged at his home on Christmas-night and Boring-night. On Boxing-night be paid for his bed for Mt night, and also in advance for the following night (the 2tb). On the mornieg of the 27th he went out and did not mum. After he was gone the servant girl found that her tries bad been overhauled, and Si. did. in money stolen from one of them. The prisoner said be did not deny having stolen the money. &the oontaarv, he told the officer be had dove it and must infer for it. lie admitted that at lint be denied stealing the watch, but that was became he did not at the momeet how to which case the officer was alluding, u he had for gotten the occurrence. He bad only scribbled the note for mineement. He could not tell how the form came into his ussasion. He bad referred the officers to some of his friends. " The inspector," observed the prisoner, with nub emotion," seemed to think I was a professional thief." Remanded for inquiry. MARYLEBOXE. MUG ♦ III•T-RICN. Jolla Crossley, described se an mincer, of Woolwich, was ringed before Mr. Yardley with setting fire to • G ro ve 'deed at 1704, the property of Mr. John Jelley, of fun, Kentish-town. Prosecutor deposed that yesterday afternoon he had been leteristending the milkisg, when his attention was called the risk, which was on fire. The flames were then ex. leafing to the thatch. lie got assistance, and with some aka* extinguished the fire. The rick was a good deal lest and ile to so is lured by the ire and smoke es to be unlit be st att. hesplt Studer., in the employ of the last witness, stated fist be was feeding the calves when he noticed the prisoner by the rick smoking • pipe. Police-eoustsble 100 8 stated that he maw the rick oa sad followed the prisoner into the Grove-road, where he took bim in charge. Re admitted setting fire to the Irk, sad mid he did it from want. Primmer declined to put any questions. .The deporitions were made out, aud Mr. Yordt 4isowsz nutad the prisoner for trial at the Ceatail Criminal Moro "FAULTS or A Qumran =TIM= BROMISM.— Mole FrlleS.--(htle Dix.)—About two o'clock Ili a.m., some alarm wee awed amongst the officials of the 1 Loudon Docks by • fire breaking out in the One screw IL' steam ship termed the Europa, belonging to Means. Picker- it nail and Co., lying in the London Docks. &gloom Morris, se upon boarding the ship, found that the whole of the coals in le the iron hawker were in flames. The dock firemen went to ge wort in an admirable manner, and fortunately the fire M was confined to the bunker. About half - past one a.m. g r o , • fire took place in the premises belonging to w e Mr. T. Nelson, No. 8, Ship-alley, Waldo's-square. The ha first floor was nearly burned out. The sufferer was nun- el. snred. Another fire happened on the premiss of Mr. J. Stepple, busier, he., No. 145, High-street, Shoreditch. but the damage done was slight. A fire broke bo out the previous night on the premises of Mr. go Wm. Lee, indirrubber-dealer and waterproder, 115, New Bond-street, Oxford-street. A great deal of damage was N done to the upper part of the home by water and smoke. VIOLENT GALE AND EXTENSIVE DAY•OE.—ITHIE gk Der.)—Tlts gale that blew heavily from the 13.8.W.= et. yesterday increased at midnight to • furious storm. 20 houses were psrtially unroofed. In the parks and name Itt the trees sad shrubs were injured, the traffic of dement e a' on the river was greatly impeded, and tho inward bound sea going steam ships, unable to stem the ebb tide, were compelled to bring up at Blackwell, and in the lower readies. The telegrams received from the outporta and eel the coast guard stations represent the gale in the Channel MI all terrific with • tremendous sea running ; the storm par- M. Maly subsided at semi o'clock, but the appearances hell- 1 11 MARLBOROUGH -STREET. rated • continuance of bad weather. ASSAULT 0/1 A CONSTABLE. Mr. Theodore Baron, of 32, Gordon-square, solioiteri CONTERENCE rag BOOT Joro SHOE TRADZ.— Waa charged before Mr. Knox with bei ng & rus k sa d l ith o . A mafiosos* of the Loudon and Provincial Trade Societies 12 . 1 In the Haymarket. mid also with ~,,ho g ly o w n , of Boot and Shoemakers was *posed yeaterday , at the Bell al Police-constable Charles Smith, 62 X, in the Vineotreei Inn, Old Bailey, for the purpose of minaidering • plan pro- • etation.houme. posed by the London societies for &general amalgamation of etts William Mackay, 313 A, said about 1 o'clock this m I all the societies throughout the United Kingdom, the object *4 !lig he saw the defendant is the Haymarket, in state o f of the amalgamation being the support of wages, the squall- _.! mtoxication, holding se altematioe with a a cabman, who sation of tramp relief, and s he formation of • sick and E said that he had brought the defendant from the Strand , burial fund. T wenty - eight of the principal societies were ri; . l sad that he would not pay him his fare of • shilling . A. " represented by delegate', raid fifty-four by letter, all, with ki 14 defendant creating a disturbance, and woul d not go the exception of four, being in favour of the principle of NJ "IT, be took him into custody. At the station, while a ernalleimeteee• Me. liemmetli a th e City Ladies ' Shoemaker' constable was putting him into • mil, be turned round aed &misty, was appointed chairman, and Mr. Dodshoo, seem- Pk! struck the constable a violent blow cm the lip. tory of the molasses. The whole of the first day was It Charles Smith, 62 X, said he was acting gaoler at the ' occupied is reeding the extensive fierresPenderei and the Vine•atreet station, and after the charge was taken end Plant pat forth by the Loudon trade. The verimmeugre while putting the defendant in the cell, without the Wee contained m tbe Plans will he taken into cem Witt 'lightest provocation (the defendant going quietly at the at _the sitting this day. Th e tenfareete, it is expecte d, will 10.1 thee) he turned round and gave him es violent blow,ia the 'ea eetil B aturday gemllieg• The wa g" of the operatives in - mouth, cuttieg his lip right throug h. the trade, especially in the provinces have long been at • in Kr. Knox asked whether the doctor had seen the con- low Tate, and it is hoped by the proposed amalgamation 10 stable ? mime the trade hose ill depressed 000dition. 116,1 Inspector Wilson said be sent the constable to the hoe- I Tan Itorrat, MAIL STEAMER A vox.—The wreck *4 Pits) at ones. et the strenser Avon will probably be offered for male ‘ 7,1.1 Defendant said he was drunk and bad no idea of eriminit- medlately after the arrival of the next European mail, by emol Meg an assault, and bit was not aware of over having sera which the superiatendeat from St. Thomas is expected.— wee the ometabte Liken. Panama Bum I sae* !tTLBRING. d young man. named Neil Mileph, was charged with Mobbing hie brother in the hoe with a knife. Pantie who had his head bound up, stated that yesterday afternoon be went to his mother's house, at No. 8, Northumberland -street, where his brother (the pri mmer) came up to him, and said he had oome to kick up mother row. They then got to high words, when prisoner took a knife from off the table, and stabbed him in the foss dose by his ear. Stanley, the umber, informed his worship that blood was Mill flowing from the wound. Mr. Yardley remanded prisoner till Wedneadayne sad told the brother to go t o a d oc t or and pt his wound dressed. . _ _ THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1863. • Mr. Knox said he wu merry it wee one of those owe in : which he was precluded from allowing the defendant to make compensation to the person annulled, the pennon bang a police-constable. The defendant, however, moat pay 51., or a mouth, for the assault, as he (Mr. Knox) must protect the polies. ANOTHER BUITILNLT ASSAULT OR THE POLICE, Thos. Williams, of 14, Hemming's-row, clerk, was next r charged with violently assaulting and blacking the eyes in a frightful manner of Police-constables Win. Richardson, 212 C. and Wm. Thom, 63 C. Mr. Haut mid the police had an arduous and painful duty to discharge, and they must be protected when simply doing their duty. The defendant was fined 405., or 14 days for each umult. SHAER LISTA-(THIS DAY.) Two o'olool. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices are rather lower in some instances. (}neat Western and London and North Western stocks have re ceded f per cent., and Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4. The other leading lines are quiet, at the closing prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is nowt quo 97}} to ; Lancashire and Yorksh to . 1; Great Western, 67 to it ; Midla 14%ire, 109} to 1 ; CAI onion, 116} to 116} ; South Eastern, MI to } ; Great Eastern, 46f to I ; Great Northern, 125 to 126; and London and South Western, 101} to 102. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 34 to } prem. Ottoman continue in demand, while Pernambuco and Sambre and Meuse are dull. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. M I /Auxin. 107 llas. Dor. 110.1•4•11. a. ▪ Do. Now ell DaNalioilakellerasSL aD Do. hadaramc• . Daff..Braal..*Godiela drs.r , 6.41A11111 100 Do. 71.171.11111. 100 D0.1=0% 1174, Mao. 100 Oaloalas • L Imam. 100 Clac•TADosigllp.a.gan. 100 Briars 1100}1....., . 100 Mali is•o .. . • De. O. Mirka I Do. H. do ilared Thu* al Casa& ill Do. pie al ha. aM Do.nao.Prit.= all De. par all Do. T DIN 01 . all Do. do. M all Do. do. 1171 100 arasi Didloa Palm le 11 Do. Yaw • Do. January. 1801 100 a 0 d i5 1 .. ta . 64 :1 a ol all OtWeid a II Do. tiaw all Dalp.aDda.pay7o.w.op all Do* p.ollds..pay.lB ladlsa Branch Limited 1 100 Mader Qom par at. 00 De. do. I 100 Do. 41 age al. Maya 100 lialkOoro.do. Apes& all Manx and Hobson By. I all N.Driumwlak•(Loma slam • swab. I all Do. do. I amp. do. 1• 11. 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Traiawnws 1L1.r.1 TA6 it& 2.10.8 /MILOS UINJ ad: ur “WI N. I MOIL ll* ICL NUN. I Galas. 90.198 19 iminilas - t mos 1 Hon Assord, WNW- - i too: 1 Don. li n a:C o .(U s2 ) . 51 ti_ 4 :: mow 41 4So s tg a pp T - NAN U Oopispo (i..) .. - I MN 1 Do Komftla Ospper 011 1 - 26,000 I Bast Dal Bay(United) 1 4 3 lt i pm -, 1 11,000, 2 fortmaa (Um.) %ON' N Gaul all II It I - I 80,100 1 G.N.0p.8. Autralla(L 11 Ii 1 dui - ems, ii Lspaisda (Um.) 1 f Not ... 15.000 8 Lbw= ell 7 .-. 10,0001 5 LaitaMma - mem, 1 INdialla all 3 1 - 100,000, 2 INN. Ammo Bras. 10.0 001 1 N. °44 NduC iiin. .of 43"l-6 .lma. (lA rL) a l 1 3 s t 41. - 111,030 N TimBo•66lllllmeLasd ail 2 5 -. 1110. 5 Pon 1161/19 lll 1 -.. .. 1 Nam Darters Gold 11 1 IIN - 111, 1 NUNN LOAM. (141 D.) f ° • 1 J O U. 10 In . Jobe 6•1111•9 (Um) li 64 66 i KM 311 17aNal 1106666 5 6 1 1 5 4 10,000 10 Vaottarrar Coal (Um.) 5 I dl. r - M. 1 worthies 'Lim) sil f - 05. $ Tadaimmataaa aka.) all if - DIDICIDLIALMOVI. So. I 80. 1 000/6inr. IPtI OS attar lWm , - 15 56.10.316U5aa Mini aD 17 II - 1U WM 10 ♦ .61604. Mall St.(l jan 2 4 - fuse 44 ammo= actoui ls 44 it - NAN 10 NAN Waterworks all 97 * 1 811 i 11. 6 Bombay 0 50 , Limited 1 INs 1 550 - MU 311 Cana INTO Ilt. firtlda Lad eirlatilisi.Tal aooll 58 II 100 - - aN. 064865111‘.13116604. •11 19 26 - N. Palms 10 me 544:4 -MI Ilt. Sullsmass IN 108 111 in -. $77,' It. Do. 93i. el Sara. 1104 llO 11 dis 100 112 ID -. n 10,' . 10 ILlndlaCottosAimes7 3' par -- 89.000 10 Kandla & Loaosalmme all 6 6 - 00,000 11 fisatlndlalrrig.& email 1 Pis fpai ml -sd 70,000 IL EKON TAMMY& - 10,000 6 lag. sad Asst. ON. - qO9O 13 Oso. Man NaMmilloi 14 27 18 - 186,000 1 Neat alp (WNW) - IM.OIO I Do. Mr. , .ftat Pred all f 1 -• 25,000 1 Indlaa ainrali iIL)- 1 - - - 6;000 21 Itallaa Irrlutlas lial 2 1 ills par 26 - 111000 6 Lao. Mario{ 7•L (1.4. all 4 1 ths - MAO 4 Lois. CIN. Omnibus Co mi I. If If II * BO 10 116dssa Inlia. I OADS I lie * pia ad - 1 11 15 ll•dlair.ll6. 761. Rim all 4 - 10,000 10 Itetliall., Car., &Wag. 4 11 pia - NM 16 Fatima DLICOGat Co II Bpm 8 ISM 10 NerbaddaCasktlrosaV 1 If pm - NINO 6 NotharbadsL. 8 p.6.lprf all - LIU IN D.Draas. di N.B4sit.Ld. 11 10 1 t - 181,016 1 N. NIL Artailadati all 3 11 - 101.60 s 1 061.10115.0 - KOOO 1 Do. New.- - Now 10 Meads. 114 m. r 166.).. alt 8 51 ml, lif 3ld 10,000 5 Ottoman Gus l 141. par i 1 - SNOW 86 feel Dlair land& UM NO Mt 56 1 - i Aim 10 Paola. sadflelsa. /tsar a 09 71 71 SONO 1' Do. Nair - 17,000 10 Quebradalal.7/4.011. , 13 3 1 dls , - 10,000 iv lamas? 1108 .. - - 16,000 16 Do New all 5 7 - 4,250 25 No (Ulm City ba.(L ) A 174 273 ial, - NM 26 Do. d• 1 f 1 ma sd' II xd UAW 145 Royal 11611111•••• -- 0 65 67 - M 6,000 86 kottlsh AWN Inmatm. 140 156 140 - 14,590 16 South Analrallaa Land aD U 54 - 76,000 1 Submarine Tel. Body - all a - 150,000 1 Do. do. Isititaid all 3 - 11,660 10 Do. do. - I 10.001 I re/epsph to imilm(l ) 1 I 4Ms - 116 I I. f. a Ag. of 1.64(1..) 7.L , les 1{ m - K6O 10 fragetLa.Co.U.C6aml , 6 3 Ipm - 50,0 M 6 Ca. Klmidom 761. ILI 3 i 4.6 1 pia - Max 100 Vim 111.6.••• 16” a . 264 , ne lii MONEY ItiliKET.-(THIS DAY•) _ Two o'CLocs. The fends to-day are firm, and the trifling reduc tion which took place yesterday has been recovered. Business in this as in nearly every other depart ment of the Stock Exchange remains quiet. English railway stocks are rather fiat, and most of the principal lines have receded to the extent off or I per cent. Foreign securities are generally steady, but exhibit little animation. Consols are now quoted 92 9.16 to 11-16 ex div., or 92 1 for money, and 921 to 1 for the Bth instant The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ex div. ; ditto for scoount, 921, I, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, f ; New Three per Cents., 921, I ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 15f ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 26e. prem.; and Ex- chequer Bills, Bs. prem. A moderate amount of business has been done in foreign stocks. Mexican Bonds and Turkish Consolid& show no recovery from yesterday's fall. The Maremmana Railway Bonds, New Grenadian, Russian, and Spanish Passive, are all firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 841 to 851; that of 1858, 714 to 1 ; that of 1862, 681 to 4, ex div. ; the Consolidis, 401 to 41; Venezuelan scrip, 11 to 11 die. ; Portuguese, 3to 31 prem., ex div. ; and Peruvian, 89 to 90, ex div., being dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Austrian, 671; Chiba' 84 ; Italian, for account, 694, 1, ex div. ; Egyptian, 96 ; ditto second issue, 94 ; Italian (Maremmalla Railway), 731, 74, ax div. ; Mexican, 314 ; ditto for account, 32 ; Moorish, 974 ; New Graneda„ 274 ; ditto ea overdue coupons and Hectares, 121 ; ditto Deferred, 51 ; Peruvian, 1862, 894, ex div. ; ditto for account, 891, ex div.; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, and 1860, 461, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 474 ; 81111001113, 1850, 93, 921, ex div. ; ditto 1859, 61 ; ditto 1862, 951, 1, 1 ; ditto scrip, 11, 1 prem. ; Spanish, for ac count, 544 ex div. ; ditto Passive, 24 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 714, 1 ; ditto 1862, for account, 684, I, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed, 1034 ; Vene zuela scrip, 11 die. The demand for money at the Bank of England was again active yesterday, and in Lombard-street little business was done below 3 per cent. More ems will probably supervene after the 4th. The payment of the dividends will commence at the Bank of England on Thursday next, the Bth instant. The 202,0001. Australian by the Monarch has been taken to be refined, after which its destination will be determined. The Kangaroo has brought 120,000/. in specie from New York, and the Hansa 11,0001. The Atrato, to sail for the West Indies to day, will take only 1,0101. in epecie. The next walk from Calcutta, China, and Australia are not expected to come to band before the 15th inst., owing to the detention of the last outward mails for those quarters from the 26th to the 29th ult., consequent upon the loss of the Colombo. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the half yearly dividends due the 12th January on Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. and Throe per Cent. Deferred Bonds. The particulars are at the same time published of the progress of the sinking fund on both stocks. The same firm also advertise the interest coupons due the 13th inst. on Grand Russian Railroad shares. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5871. over last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 2, 0041 . •• London and South Western an increase of 2,40111. • the Great Western au increase of 3,8 411 . ; the kanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 229/. ; the Great Northern an increase of 4,0611., and the Mid land an increase of 1,7591. It appears that a sum of 120,0001. has already been subscribed by many leading merchants and bankers of London ' Livool, Am, towards the proposed issue of 600,00 U of eight per cent. pre ference capital of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. Apart from the patriotic motive of promoting this great international undertaking, the grounds for belief in the success of the project are mainly the great improvements which have been effected in the manufacture of submarine cables since the company was first established, and the increased knowledge which has been acquired respecting the nature of the ocean bed along the proposed route. Messrs. P.Caze nove and Co. and Messrs. Foster and Braithwaite have been appointed the company's brokers. The arrangements are advertised in connexion with the deposit of bonds of the Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada, for the purpose of being registered, ke. ' as provided by the Company's Arrangements Act of 1862. The fifth instalment of 11. is to be paid on shares lota the London register of the Bank of New Zea land by the 30th March. An extraordinary meeting of the London Dis count Company (Limited) is convened by the liqui dators for the 7th inst. Creditors of the Rockall Fishing, Fish Oil, and Fish Manure Company (Limited) are required to forward the particulars of their claims by the 17th inst. to Mr. Frederick Whinney, the provisional official liquidator. Vice-Chancellor Wood has charge of the case, and Tuesday, the 17th Feb., is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the chums. The numbers are published of 155 shares of the new issue in the Riga-Dunaburg Railway Company which were drawn on the 13th ult., and are to be paid off on the 13th April next. The Sappho has arrived from China with 351,4001 be. of tea. According to a telegram received from Cadiz the export of sherry wine for the year 1862 reaches a total of 52,806 butte, against 49,945 in 1801. Gonzalez and Co. shipped 5,427 022 butts all ; Domecq, 3,083 ; Miss, 3,08 2 ; Cocoons, 3, ; the other shippers figuring for less than 3,000 each. A circular issued this day by Messrs. Pinto, Perez, and Co., of Crutchedfnars, is to the follow ing effect :—" We have the pleasure to inform you that the Hon. Anthony Lionel George Ashley has this day been admitted a partner in our firm, and that it will be continued under the style of Pinto, Perez, Ashley, and Co." With reference to the notification just issued by government inviting tenders for the conveyance of the mails between Dover and Ostend and Dover and Calais, Mr. J. G. Churchward, of Lombard-street, claims that he is entitled, under a contract of the 28th of April, 1859, to carry these mails until the 26th of April, 1870. Mr. Churchward adds that he " will take such proceedings as he may be advised to enforce the performance of the said contract by the Postmaster-General, and to prevent any other person from mrrying the said mails between Dover and Ostend and Dover and Calais." The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 31, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes :1 Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 8,338,71 70 Decrease 315,783 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Othersecurities in banking department ..... . 21.1 46 , 147 'Pergola 4 030 , 933 Coin and bullion in both Seven departments ... . . ... day and other bias 645,195 Decrease 6,318 Th. Rest Notes in reserve .. - ...- 8,897,945 Decrease 290,800 Total reserve (notes basking d e p a rtment). 9,735,171 Demme 286,729 The principal movements are in the private secu rities and the private deposits, and are of a nature to indicate that much of the pressure at the Bank for discounts and loans, usual at the turn of the year, was of merely a precautionary character. The reserve has been but slightly trenched upon, while the coin and bullion have increased. BANK 011010LA2rD.—An .1100011DS OW Ad Mr find Oth Yla, o. R for tho nook on Wo.lartid. Doe. 31, yes DISI7II DIMMEST. loess herd 1.28,169,10 1 Govartattat u dtbs as. ... . Ale% i ll Gold colu tad bul lion Wm bake ... • • • MTA ni =MIN I WImO DL =Ma/ Nitta MOWN 4110,636 Public Depceita (in l i - cluding Extbeq., Bev. Banks, COM mts. ol National Debt. and Div. Accts.) Other Degoette Bs ven day and other Bills 645,186 Moore. GOVINIUntnt Seer Deaddacludlog Dead Weight An oliberuutouttiss A l fl,l4 4l46 ;er ala 8,897,946 Now, estil atne Oda 837,Z111 £42,116,1111 JACAOIia L 42,124,101 W. KELLIM. Dt9uW Cagider• THURSDAY Smola Consols, which closed yesterday at 92# "buyers," for the Bth January, opened this morning at the sa me quotation, and closed at 92 9-16 to 11-16. For money the last prioe was 924 toil, and for the sth February, 92g to t, the " continu ati on" being 4. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, t ex die. • ditto for account, 92t, L div. • Three per Cents: Reduced, 94 4_; New Three per 'Cents., 92#, idj ; India Stock, 227, el div., for opening • ' ditto Five per Cent, stock, 1084, 4, # ; ditto Bonds, 295. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 104, 3 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1124 1. The India Five per Cent- Stock was quOtal. 108 to 4, ex div. ; India Bonds, 26a. to 295. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 13e. prem. With the exception of Egyptian and Mexican Bonds, which have fallen about per cent, and of the Peruvian Loan, which was heavy, foreign stocks to-day were generally firm. Colonial government securities continue to meet with an active demand, and prices are still rising. There were also more inquiries to-day for Atlantic and Great Western Railway Bonds. Bank shares were firm. Loudon and Bra zilian Bank and London and Buenos Ayres Bank have again advanced. Ottoman Bank shares were in renewed demand in the morning, but afterwards relapsed, the rise having induced a few sales. In miscellaneous undertakings, Commercial Union Assurance shares have improved, owing to the satisfactory character of the statements made at the recent meeting. Italian Irrigation shares were flat. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 6to 64 prem. ; Thames and Mersey 21 to prem.; Uni versal, 14 to 14 die. • North ' British and Mercan tile, Hi to ; Com mercial Union, to i prem. cum div. ; and London and Provincial Marine, die. to par. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—London and Northern Bank, par to prem. • English and Irish Bank, dis. to prem. ; Bank of Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi, par ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc Smelt ing, to 1 prem. ; Financiers of Egypt, tog prem. ; London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank, i par to prem.; Anglo-Portu ese Bank, #to prem. • Oil Wells of Canada, rto 1 prem. ; and 'illand &unties Union Bank, to prem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE The following nominations for the Cheater Cup, Liver pool Spring Cup, Liverpool Grand N►tional Steeplechase, and the Sefton Handicap, Liverpool, are the whole of the entries made at Chester up to 10 p.m., January 1: THE CHESTER OUP. Rue May 6. Distance—Two miles and quarter. Agg Age Age Adventurer .... 4 Zogg Linesthlre . 3 Myrtle Agar 4 Rrlarto-Bragh . 3 Oldminster 5 15 Amelia $ Ernest S Physician, by M 13arbadoes Heathy Head.... 4 Flermore Berkeley 4 Benham lam 6 Rollo) Brewer, the .... a IvanhoE 6 Plover 3 50 Brilliant 6 Jack of Hearts S Real Jam Carisbrook 4 KW or Cure 4 Sandford 3 10 Charles Fox .... 4 King of Kent.... 6 Sister to Sage Chem Arnie .... 6 lady of the lake. 3 e by Talmo,— 64 Contralto Crosgh Patrick.. I Lord Clyde 4 T. P. Cooke .... a Bt. Cygnet 4 Lambda S Trojans 3 10 Darlington 4 Xiddlewatch 3 Umpire Dictator Donnybrook .... 3 M Philippe .... a Weatherapy Luella 3 My Mary Earl of Surrey .. 4 M Ad TES LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. St. Rua Mani 10. Di& —One mile and •-halt. et. des Age Bt. Bombardier .... AV 6 Gaiety Brilliant Charles Yon .... 4 Menham Las__ 5 St. Lynette. Cbere Ands 4 Interrdues Dulls 4 LW or Care 4 Stanton I ek 11r1 of Surrey .. 4 Wag of Lent.— 6 Tiptoe 4 N. Yalu-go- .. 11 St. 12 11 THE LIVERPOOL GR.AND NATIONAL MULE- Ilk CEASE. es Run Marsh U. Db.— About four miles and a quarter. Si N. AP AV Ag e 10 Antelope a Tratenan Bantam Mrdbolt . ... • Lincoln Brewer, the .... • lisuchllne British Workman • Merryman Catspaw s Moor a Shropshire lOO Corona 4 Northers Usbt.. 6 Sir Bobby SO 10 Calmed.? • Omen =b i e • Prepare. .tbs If U so • • MewisiOnsedele.. • Weetender Bt. M. Paso Prank UPTON HANDICAP, LIVERPOOL 24 Rua Meath IL DI. -71tve llalong's. 54. AP ft Antipodes .... . 1 Gun Tel* y 1 Ily Mary 5B4 4 et. Brilliant 4 lisamt Una .. 6 Poland Charies Fox .... 4 laiestlint Dictator Deana e WM .. II ns Eidolon Pravola Oaribaldi . LONDON DOCK COMPANY.-( THIS DAY.) ttl- The ordinary half-yearly meeting of proprietors 10 was held at one o'clock at the lock-hoer ; Mr. C.. 1. ILL'' , Irmo in the chair. tit. The report stated that the number of loaded ships from ao foreige porta which mitered the docks during the half year 26 111Makgi 60th November last was 573, measuring 246,690 l• I teat ; yeast 575 .vessels, measuring 2.'59,030 tons, in 5 the corresponding period of 1861. The swamp of re, the six months were 235,4204 6s. 10d., et 348,0194 17s. ld. in 1861 The expenditure T i re ga. exclusive of the debenture intend. was 158,8141. It. Os. 2d. against 165,8601. le. 11d. in 1861. The interest on et the debenture debt was 22,8924 19s. 11d. apart 23,9564 Is. 9d. in 1861. The balance of profit for the last beli ever was 53,7131. 61. 9d. spinet 542031. Bs. sd. In 1861. Pam the profit and loss &would it would be seen that the balance now standing to the credit of profit and loss was 301,4911. 15s. 10d. ; out of which the directors re commend al the payment of a dividend of 14 ss. per ash, amounting to 47,7111. 21. 10d, leaving a be lases in favour of the company of 153,783/. 13s. Bd. The fame tax would be deducted from the dividend. The directors recommended that out of the profit of the half-year the sum of 5,0001. should be carried to the credit of new works sod premises, by which that item, after providing for neceemry sheds and other thing appertaining thereto, would be mimed to 71,2034 17a. 108.. They also recommended that LOON. should be carried to the credit ol Alt insurance works. The &Heretical' made in this department had met with the entire approval of the surveyor. The incases of 4,2001. in the expenditure for ratssand taxes aces from a payresat on account of arrears of Mee, which the parish of Bt. Paul, Shaded!, had re -1,• under an award. The lime-street warehouse for silk would be opened in March next, end the board believed that it would enable them to acquire a considerable portion of the silk trade. The directors were also assured that railway " communisation to the docks would be completed by Mid- I summer nat. The CHAIIIIAN, in moving the adoption of the report, 11 observed that 8,000 tons of the deficiency under that head X was American tonnage. As regarded the expenses them' 9 were only two items of increase, salaries and rates. The wages were at the same rate as in 1860, and the difference between the lest half-year and the ti previous one arose from the circumstance of an advance of salaries to the clerks having bees post- ; posed. The paochal rates exhibited an increase of 6,6001. 99 About Z.3,0M1 . remained to be advanced on mortgage at ft 4 per cent. The average rate of interest paid under that head at present was 4* per cent. The stock of Le • goods in the warehouses was satisfactory in comparison with that of previous years. The board had endeavoured to the utmost to carry out economy in the management of the dock, and a considerable reduction had been effected. He believed that the silk warehouse, which would soon be & opened, would produce a ooesideraHe amount of revenue. 17 3 In apply to a question from Mr. W masa, se. The a.mitair said the negotiations with other companies co for a readjustment of the charges made by dock companies , _91 1 ( referred to at the last meeting, were progressing seta IM (scarily, and there was good reason to hope that the object would be attained. (Cheers.) There woe no hitch ; the delay arose solely from the difficulties connected with the Ms details. There had been continual meetings of directors of UM the several companies. The report was adopted, and a resolution declaring a divi deed of 1' per cent. for the halt-veer was agreed to; after which thanks were voted to the chairman sad his colleagues, as and the meeting separated. set OADLNANY BRAM AND 1110011. -- - - I I'd I v HALLWAYS. I ayornilmerross I &Ws to-dal 1. bl p.m. 411 iibUL L WOLOllloter__ . 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Plat a 'ldle& W.at Mad BRITISH PO at lai r - p. 97i 1 " Pi: 90 141 48 56 85 ST 91 56 GWAIIL Hi i Ms RI iT ',I i i l.. ii so; 1 11 ow zd Ile 1 88i r 14 - 1 r 4 11 4} zdl 19} *IA dot WI - . 0.1 par 3pm si • din 44 04 du 63 181 181 IT 1 i i ... .- 10k 101 91 tokim ill li txnzn lai 1 4 In, ne lONS. JOINT erocK Men mad O. Br. Ilea* Milano§ Low.*ltverpool Arlimarls Disk a W. leak Dank at Qeseosland LL tCohuslits Bk. Lorti.. Ans. Min. m. &C O. of Grads Mag. deat*Aest. °hared Mindlon.CbinaeLlso.(L) Imperial Bank. Limited London and Brulisn.. Inn &Ayreetillate (L Lew. CL Bank et SeeerL London and Cabledil London end London Aft= Lon. and leddleesi " (L. London t Beath African Lon. sod Weelethweer.. Metro. IC troy. Desk (L. N.Pro. el lowlsoll Nellort Shot ...... New liewllt Wales Oeteutal Rank Ompoes Ottoman plink I - DT) . New Provincial of Ireind IBIS IStand.of BrlLSAfrloa(L 7 Croton of A... "so . al& ' Va. of ZoffArroneo ( L 2 Union of /Woad (LW..). 7 I Untaa ce ...... MIXER.-MEIIB DAY.) Two o'OuxaL. East Caradon shares are steady to-day, at the closing price of yesterday—viz., 43} to 3. Wheal Beton continue in demand, and have improved to 907} to 214. North Roskear, on the other hand, are heavy, at 47 to 4& Marko Valley are quoted 8} to I. Several transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. St. John del Rey Minim" shares are firm, and Scottish Australian and United Mexican steady. Other foreign and colonial mining shares are in active. At the Great Wheal Busy meeting, yesterday, the accounts for the three months ending October showed a debit balance of 3,7601. 10s. Id. A call of 10s. per share was made. From East Caradon the subjoined official report was received yesterday :—" Cannter Lode ; 70 west worth 35 1 . ; 70 east, 451. ; 60 east, 201. ; 50 east, full 661. New Lode :70 west, 30/. ;70 east, 30/. ; 60 east, 201." AN EPISODE IN THE HUNTING FIELD.-4n inci dent of an extraordinary and very miasma character oc curred on Saturday last, in connexion with the Duke of Rutland's bounds. On that day the meet was at Croxton Park, and a fox having been found he was run through severs' villages in the vale, one of which was Buckminster. Amongst the inhabitants of that village is • Mr. Mar shall, who owes a small freehold, and across his land Bernard led the way with the hounds, huntemeo, gentlemen in pursuit. Soon after the dogs lost the scent, end the report of • gun was heard to follow immediately. Mr. Storer, of Thorotoo, who was riding near the Duke of Rutland at the time, expressed his fears that Reynard had been shot, and upon inquiry this turned out to be correct. It seems that Marshall was on his land with • double-barrelled gun, and that when the fox passed near him after the dogs bid lost the scent, he deliberately fired, and having shot it dragged it into • hovel adjoining. Mr. John Welby, of Allington, who was one of the first to come tip to Marshall after this wanton act, demanded to know the canoe for the same, saying that if he had ever received any damage to his crops or land from the chase. be had only to send in his claim, and compensation would have promptly been made by the gentlemen of the hunt. Marshall, in reply, made use of mast insulting language, end, placing himself with his back to the door of the hovel, stood with his gun in band threatening to shoot the first poem who should attempt to obtain possession of the fox. The Duke of Rutland, and the other gentlemen of the hunt who bad come up, each earns in for their share of abuse, the language made use of by Marshall being remarkable neither for It. politeness nor elegance. The duke calmly Inslstsd on the fox being given up, and as Marshall Mill refused, he dismounted, banded his charger to one of hi neivanta, and, going coolly up to Marsha, eskathimby the oollar, and forcibly ejected him from 'deposi tion against the door of the hoveL The fox was thee token and thrown to the doge. Whether the matter is yet ended is not known, as It is reported that Marshall intends to peo oeed legally spinet hie gram of Rutland for seesult. —Not linpkaus Journal. 61 4 1 84 86 1161 net .. —. el 71 41 4I 1$ 14 $7 88 106 107 44 47 4$ 45 IN 45 15 Lte 1164 1901 WA 137 106 LOG al 67 14 4 I 1 0 721 118 119 1 Wi 37, SA 10: - 102 40 41 11 0e II 1# 40 153 I gss N N ... dis I egi 56 i 26 27 gee 100 db 66 67 88 goi 106 . 110 --- - p Ipm 31 als 11 ill 113 no 679 104 10 64 . a 40 11616 1/10 I_ 106 en 3 11111 671} Ct obi leo l a 7 8 le 40 101 nt Vm 148 180 7,1, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE4sANI.—(THIS DAY.) There was a heavy fell of aim sad wind last sight. To day u floe, but still blowing string from Yr west. The supply this week is moderate el wheat, more liberal of flour, barley, malt, sad sand mare limited, beans and peas rather coarsened. Ekolek and bish oats none fresh up since last day. The foreign ar rivals of wheat are moderatos Waco last day, pria oipslly dassainsa. Flour—A modiste supply of Ann rime barrels. Etarley, French sod Fgyptian in addi tion. Oats—A very limited quantity, fresh up from Den mark. Several cargoes of Fart Indian hawed and rapeseed. The wheat =ads today is dull, sad prim doll, hardly so firm mon Monday last. Flour also Mantles, sad quotations barely supported. Harley fully as dear as on Monday. Oats firm at last day's quotations, and a fair amount of imam= -a doing. Beam and peas fully as dear. Seeds.-linseed and massed firm. Other seeds not brisk. FLOATL9O CAEGOI2I.-Bather more doing and rains rather improving from last week. Feem and Bent, white, new, 41s. to ed*. ; ditto, fine old, -a. to -a.; ditto, red, new, 38c to 45a; ditto. fine old, -s. to -a. ; Norfolk, he., fi ne old. -a. to ; red, new, to -s. Forsign lantris, 60s. to 515.; In 51s. to 51.; extra, 545. to 58a.; lonigebag, 49.. to 110 a.; ditto, extra, 495. to 53a.; Rostock, 46e. to 48s. • ditto, extra. 521. to 545.; Beckleaborg, 525. to 545. • Ilekerenarh ditto, -a. ; American white, 462. to 495.; ditto, red, 445. to 465.; Canadian, 45a. to 495. BAUBT.-Zaglish mal • 31s. b 3ss. ; fi ns, 37e.; i=mg. Ms. to 245.; and • 26.. to 27.. per qr. ; grinding, 21.. to 251.; ditto distilling, 25a. to 30s. MAI& -En lab, EMU and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; fine, t 0671. ; rc i npcoo sad Ware, Us, to 685.; brown. 50s. to 58e. °Ave.-English feed, 19.. Od. to M. Od. ; paste, 235. to 255. ; foreign, 20s. to 24e. Ilawaa-Esiglish tick, 38. to 40s. ; harrow, 390. to 43a PiEwcw 38s. to 395. ; forage. 82s. to 365. ; Eck. dos. to 87s. ; Konigsberg, 3 8 s. to Mk. ; 322. to 34a. PUB.-English boilers, 40s. to 415.; sod bias, 40s. to 435. ; maple, -s. to -a; gray, 36e, to 385.; bog, 384. to 40s. ; foreign, 34,. to 35e. FLocra.-English town, 435. to 45a; &to One, 461. to 47a; country, 38.. to 30s. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 34a. to 355.; French, 40a. to 41.. per sack; U.S. sweat, N. to 28e.; Canadian. 27.. to 28s. ; Spanish. 41s. to 425. Irma Cana.-White. 30s. to Ws. ; yellow, 281. to 30a. Pio:inn:ll9 CAB,GOBS. all C. F. and 1.-Wheat : Bic& saki and Marienople, par 4921 be., 445. to 46.. ; Chirks, 445. to 475. ; Polish Odessa, par 4801 be., 425. to 445. ; whit* 48.. to 50s. ; Danube and Galata, 395. to 425. ; Egutian. 325. to 34e. Barley: Eyyptian and Syria to per 6991 b0t. 245. to 255. ; Odessa and Danube, do ., Ns. to 255. Beans Egyptian, per 480ibe.,305. to Eds. Mas : Odors said Galata. per 4921 he., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 480165., 31.. 01 to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 29 to 30s. ; Egyptian, to -s. ABAIVALi INTO LONDON FlO2l DEC. 49 TO JAN. 2. Whist Bugle& and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Baits, I LI .. ii9 I grO Osta Mat Flour, English, Mg sacks ; foreign, 110 ; LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (rf(s DAY.) (BY ZIACTRIO AND lICTIRII/.110211:1. MIZORAM.) 01011 OUR OW! OORILICRPONDINT.) _ _ . A fair business doing at id, to id. per lb. decline from the extreme prices of last Monday. Sales probably 5,000 bales or more, with a better feeling than on Wednesday after stock taking. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) Saari.—No important trauma:niece have bees effected, but the market mender steady. Reaped is in fair request. Corm—There is an improved demand for plantation Ceylon, and rather firmer prices have been paid. TEL —The market is quiet, the recent arrivals have not yet bees placed on the market. Rice.—No sales reported. au:rewrite. —About 300 bay sold, refraction, 51 end 4 per met., 39a o 39.. ad. Carron.—About 1,000 balsa sold at remit quotations. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steads% Town tallow is quoted 44e. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg T. 0., en the spot, 441. 9d. ; January 445. 6d. ; Mir* 455. ; April to Jtme, 441. 9d. ; October to December, 461. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Lastonfogid.—liides.—Prioss 561bs. to 64168., 2fd. to 3d. ; 641ba. to 72168., 3d. to 30. ; 721bs. to 80168.„ IL to 3gd. ; 80168. to &Wm, 3d. to 4d. ; 881ba. to 961ba., lid, to 40. ; 9611*. to 1011188., 3.41. to 5d.; 1041ba. to 1121ba., Od. to Od. Flom bides, Bs. IL to 10.. Gd. Oalf skins, light. 2a. Gd. to 48. Od. ; full, &a 6d. BiamoirDser.--Sheep skim, polled. 9a. ed. to 118. Od. Kest' sod balf-baeds, 7s. 9d. to Oa 3d. i Downs, 68. 31. to 7s. Oil. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteortsa mad Smith report • bare show of good samples, for which the demand is daily improving ; healthy low coloured sorts are also more in recineat for the Loudon brewers. Currency : Mid and East Kent. 71. to 111. Ile. inferior ditto . 31. 10s. to 6/, ; Weald Kent, 51. to 7s. Sussex, 4!, it.. to 71. 7s. COAL MARKET.—(TIII B DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 18s. ; W alls Eed Tees, 17s. 6d. Walls Boa South Hartlepool, 17a. ; Walls End Haug; Hall, 17s. ; Wale End Otasop 171 ; Walls End Pram wings* 161. 9d.; Walls End Whitworth, 15s. 6d.; Ho well. 161. :id. ; Ors/head , 14 n; Bells Primrose, 14n 6 'L; Tantield Moor Butes. West Hartley, lts. 6d. /listings Hartley, 14s. cd.-71 ships at market. 5436 610 62 62 P 32 2,3 0 43 44 n 16 17 T e 44 5 is 6o 1 11 11 11 41 43 66 }Lbat lab 24 145 2! 61 6 6 41 42 ii -.- ISO 190 2 i 2 ! 90 96 88 90 1 I 11 la - - 18 14 26 25 285 290 7 44 2 - 84 is 15 RI 17 18 M s .!