The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-31 00:00:00

RsBB FROM PARIS. non ova own conanarnsusiro rams. WIDNIADki EVIININn. wee, who has merely had an attack oil a better. He presided this morning at council, and te.nsorrew he proposes to stainchken. fee • day's shooting. He to Pans in this evening, to be reedy for ear's-day reception. No day is fixed for of the Council of State in the Emperor's o tattle the vexed usury question. I I that the Emperor himself, H. Earache, Daher, hold very strong opinions in favour nthamite doctrine. that the price to he use of money is a matter of bargain ionower and lender with which no law :circle. Very gnat opposition will, how. side to this *ion. H. de Pane% the Vice of the Cosocil of State, is against it, and rot of the great lawyers on the bench, ry also pronouncing strictly against the of thr usury laws. sw able to my upon good grounds that the I Sue: question is very far off from &solution. eb government agrees that the canal should de unless in pawnor* of a convention made • greet Powers ; and as it is understood land continues to withold bee went to the t may be considered as adjourned We he. mperor, wishing to pay a tribute to the me- Mind de linsat, has expressed his inten ay out of his privy purrs for the ground hick a monument subscribed for by the end admirers of t h is deemed poet is to bo have been many fluctuations at the Bourn hut, notwithstanding • fall of Z in Consoler ket rrinced a decided apwsed tendency. The period for somata at 611 h. 2:x., rose 68fr. r a great struggle closed at Mfr. tOe. with' rise For rush there was a rise of We, the last riot; Mobilier rose 30fr. Th. , Northern, and Eastern Railways rose Intr. 'mothers, 136. ; Western, 23fr. ; and Lyons, anstsseices, whose electios foe the Aisne was nod, em nevoid of a doubt about his age, Jted over the mess ea a re-election. Worm. of the Val de Oraco Hospital, is 0 Teheran", having ermined the appointment cipal physician to the Shah of Persia, in the f the We M. boost Cloquet. said be Use avarroie phsoasnes that M. de hopes to bs created on new year's-day. Duke le, (sot Node. as the word has been written in lagliek ranee, sad that should he be die ted he will he called Duke de Parade. Leann Bosaparte, who, baviag been or. . lege be ;animated bishop a poetess at at essiotory, has for the present. said a to Teri in earnest. and his elevation to episcopal s indefinitely reposed. 'ao stated some short tine back that the go. eat was is treaty far the large edifice at es which belonged to Jacques trror. the fa. treasure of Charts VII., and which is the wmashabie 'dales in OM city ; the patella, el boa searlivisel Ise 600.000 fr. An English oar be Paris is Is possesisso of the conveyance property M die city et %urges, with the in sag sod of Osbert attathest. He expects 11000 r. for dr issmsol bees th• urainicipa. PRUSSIA. Geruss *nal says deg s amities relative to rears el dr merry erill ye 'Lahti come be. the weds, dr the Chamber es Jae. 12. The ability is dot the IPrlsse d Prussia, enerasing powers reseed is his by the Coestitutia. w ill lee Wendt )test on tbs resod of the perms hampasity stilts Kist M govcro, and will open inset is perm is that character. le rearmed is herds that M. Bonin, now Ak gs raig ei Mayerse, who was dittnisse d from pat of Mahler it War daring the war in the esa, on aesseret Cl his leanings towards tbs Sere Powers, is himly to be reinstated in that • in th• plass el the Ferret minister, M. do lens. be Ear! of Malian. ale Ml'. tor Scarborough, soly•seissi &MOM a %ma Scotia, arrived a gram Cis (Ille lily mita .re Wham) es Way mean. Ms Wile is amid to rinse this hr age to bie semi het.. babes Levied }lashed this (Tbanday). %a EClorgAll AND ACSTILXLIXN VOCAL Milli IT•Ir f :The moraistire lied a tie to mamma wag the muster a ye corgi by tito Australia is Naas larval last, ia tea voyage ..t id h oh o, wig this piles a ao reale between Sontliemploa Algid& hoe that belie Sera sad Melina ; • Mt a pematim lined by the above marry, name 5 Ilimmtrierel word's( to mewed, the sail airway levied or Warta &cm , CCOMMCM v issidas. It spits frosa this rerun h ef the leer amid hale, oily am completed rle ego whirls the aperilel tiane—samely, the mail rbritat. !.ed day hist. TM Febewsey mail is aim ds‘•. terery we. la rise mil As meaty 2,2501. The delay brtmos lat the ill Alimirla sad raissiarkia• it at I , oet MIM dam, whinier the time aberrod by dm contit h the govenia by the Mimi aid Amenity. Cos yis i y y Mro asp rd twelve Mem. Fre this dam eempell lad to pay • hits meaty of 1,6001., mane total deiacitina So lbs Mitred mailman Mt Is. Sd. hr as mewier of the mail as 101 l rhea 101 la the March ill the enema at time was tea lire I toe boar, sad as abatement 2.7501. • fair penalty spirt ef the ere m ail to whale the compiay were de. einewating to 1,3751., wee remitted in isimets al aril lamas horn conveyed to the Simla. CM of CM aSAMON& allowed by the roatmea The moral le 1 mil was naly matters Moira while is the Mel was • aria( of am dry awl tea his. I. the Mined mile the p 57 si foe the not is Jae 7 avah, we absorbed by the peaal.y Mena • Mail harbar dam and tour Ileum. In the Ma r nal awe is a arise of is Mir., and in the Mid il el sas day sal Mhos hours. Is the April ova them a a daisy of her ami sad t lenity. ons boars. ad a aura OWN. Is la• May moil the del.e wee elms P sad iris bat" _s the alarmist 2,X4Y. ; is I Jae mil de airy even tame dive sad twilit era ael as ilia 6,110111.; la the Jaly ad last tai we am • delay of Weld deva sal lea bit, for whisk at spay id a penalty ef I,efla Danwvinysi ranell COLD.—VILTI Striking Uri Orme le the ivy a Dr. fkleases aoa when is or ay with la heap I IWO Mew( the las of Tans ad Ism Tay hod walla a aiiihnbla way thigh we, lie ins ilia lime eadarly YbM O /.21 1 , M. Sera Idris el id &lig the slaw ham it me' i sit Yesenellele ea mai the air hie grebe, day es Med le mi ea theragh rim imp fah• rho shelter d ma, when they night idle • he. Dr. r.,1M,10, MS yeriseeed la he Ai .f sad. Wiwi the ams. sui third thas ea t l e pi in , .. doer:, be a eil "dll lim pi • nodes. .111mieveg all• ." sam Its. "dll mio : sod whim ism wM wake es iesse," This! se said mad alinaak Sal am bah woe l ei; bet Ile yak tle ead Mei to lima as he IS wet maim bewails. Dr. flehmise wee Celle4o.i Ai id the Masai to ire--amiless whisk he hi wei 8.0.000.7---1.0 fiteillble he hi ad b M▪ id an big wine to lis a. la ale Dias 0 ' wed sad imelated , dos . b. toy 0105 lb. IMV• fro aid MO with meth dadaist dist hi. head MO bim iii. Cas a the blab sermaie berm WIMP( mom he et "a ...ewer Witte add that if Y did ea pe as le mbly be frees to ilk. la wieved thal hs ....._ Ala. arse Ili toads.% end die Siam drotarommr 'II "MO M se, bed sad be ail hrt rale ems ale I IN li• ivy lbw mew, ad ally was dam ire both sated ei lie disad a • km mai ows I • MMIMOci Melp. S afer tar a three who bad lissi ml leveed I. ids • he Maid with oho wheal sal ha •In ailed she" • vise a • mat sd. limbs ill ihy assidel Is avelie Mirada. •M• alba. I oil am Imea same lia mai, had alai lost Ile wt. M lin sell the dosh was so apnea is t it shoss_...• ma bin ha. A. samitod to p atria withm dll T i e lase es meld he drew . bas se Wier to rarea. A., wit .sere saciaa. ad Ite. wia rare bias ' . him.— /"." Maio, fas Jiffy. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. CONSISTORY COURT. (Din Dr. liallaika.) LIDDILL (runt) AND 3 ACISOWt. tl AND TWA --- relw;mtom cis or T. reel's, attiortessomm. The wee bylaw of mating • herby far egaireelog tr metier of t. glue wisdom .beds la tie dumb of St Pears. K oad be the modes el AI Dew ow., the .babe hietarket pomp. Map vow the life of the apostle.. rbillieeoce (lebe append far the Raw. IL LIMA wed Mr. W. H. Jackson, sae of the ohambweedeme t ) sated Hot Ur doges bid bees estesitted to the Whop, sad bad weivoi u seemtlos. There wee as oppoltko. Dr. Leshiagees mimed the beaky be Iwo. - a.;ass r. aot.can.-:invoacs. Mk gm • rause ot ,itivonrebi . reisi7or adultery, pee- noted by Mrs. Rogers agelnet her knebend. Dr. Addams woe to 5 the owe, when TIM husbead veld ft r rout a l be ea the tine of the court 11 be withdrew Ide =ors to the th. earn.. ... dad, Dr. Luahlagten that Fred mad pronounced fur tho defradiat,daensiag dhow at the tete of Se. pee week. Tide would be the kit divorce granted by the court. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Baton Mr. Comoairaioner Evans.) IN MT /. Col tt,.rt. The bankrupt had kept the Pit 111111 1 .• Arme publio-temes, Ireasasaist-tow ; be bed ale.) held • situation ia the werehoese of Moors. White and Ciessneell, iu Chau_ p Ma This tree the mostlag for choke of asigassis. no leakrept did not , end boa sot yet sanandeted ; be is supposed to dx. sbeeoedsd. The debts an 2,500 f.; meets sheen 400 L Tb leakrupt Wee treasurer of lose beset slabs, which mere held at his he..., led be le Matted to dans to eons emelAssoeate. _ _ _ Mt. AIfWAN Young, sotovatast, of Old Jewry Cham bers, wee teem aide! widow ; Mem. Letneace, rows. nil Derr.. the otheitore wader the baskrupoy. Tbs !.adept, • 1 . 11711;,:i if".7saimeast applied for M. esitilicabs. Tlei liabilities were way • it 'arielred pound.. .. W. Reed wee Mr tb• enlermete. Mr. Oearge amok ea baba' et the bealcrart, that hie trade bed bus raised by the am*a ef saw arches ea the Oremavich railway, which bed loin my a peat as bar it kis euetemeera. 111titawar,abtervtai that the beaknqd bed berm his wear with a adiellaty of lOW, mai mit thee to hare amok sesperled the at ANN (mond clam) for ea isterthe. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. .MANSION-Horlll. Affral la, a jesney;;;;lailaec ; - •17; charged with rob reelt erg etr i.. to *mom rental, wldebrato deli" la Wye, .aid—Tha primedtr had bees Ilho morvloo of the peanottore for four yams and a half. Lou eight, at SIM tedieek t 7 he was kering the preaima, ep waydeiede woe dealgad snag his with hi. overcoat' I said to WEI, "Yee aro toe early, you can't go la. 41141•101 his to moths part of the preuxiaro, mad dust d Ms to realm his work. I named he coat, in the rem of will I baud the pire• of alpaca produced, tom woes; en yard. It la worth 7. The primmer enraged hi. marrow foe what ha had does led fogged to is allowed to go. He was wounded till to-roorrow„ CLERKENWELL. untorltor, 4..41 LT 1 . !ol♦ 1/.121111111011.t GIRT. AIII•1411 Loy 4, • nmpertably-datuld yams, rtLiiitg at 14 ruivylisk Ll•srpwl-ro.a. appared beim Mr. Corr* 10•••1 ID • •=111111•11 tabula est spinet bet by dr with rithattat• dM. rimy, Winks, which 111•11114 ber dot is • day ow put, at the paisit at Pispea. yout lawful smok sod bat • ores MEW% t• wit, ems Dtas.' The are. ailed • pest dml et Meat, est • mak, d dMMew.eattreeW d the per et Ihe parish were la Mambas, ea heat et the peemeseles. Kr. Wadieg, wider, ma elm passe ea hien et lee eletallem, bet se yealsekee VIM gem bee, eareqemse et the Maas of the Mt gal, The is mama re bar bet la the mekbeeie *- Unify, sal the elm* et • melMel MMus. The MOWN am alYearml he • week, bat Is emeameace of sealleaal ter et the ski. rad the km that beim that tbse salad the 00 weal/ Ma Me. Trait* setempariat =4 the shit &Mr, awl Mr. in diet aim. a an Mersa Wertilsere r o ue pupae et Wag dlefteedlles et do per /set The wawa gl*A i e wee aim' le bee belk ea/ pee mad • ma basis( beet the es* elatelMeed bar by M r. some Se the vaseliese et Mr. Speribli Ihe Wilier le dee Irmeem deled es hams: —. I wee Mishelly Me anise d Mee. Leigh, sad Mils Ire Es me ma• hotallbt elate. ea • Meatig, the idisime Mai te e • ea the Med MeMI • pehm bee tad am, neek. The bet bm she ek we la Me eye with am I spa • bith, the meek see ca the Meta Be pme et the bety with • digger. The lohailme she Mt we tees the lead Ma • peke sa fhe Thank, Mhos end hies thee Me bit me la the ens with the IMO warm She brie II in arms] Mr with the Imerth-iessa cad Mbar beak* The eau on !By beet WINO care/ by my whe her &vest we ell the time I wee la Mr ma , 00. There woe weeder ernmeat la the bear, but .Musa.* semi me, see did I ever liebt with le*" I. rawer re ametime tby Mr. Wadi*, the peer pal aid eke ems to Mn Laiett about the other anew Waft her a &beg bee a Meek eye. The other snag est Wee bot set areal io amiss Leigh et smoke the Wary. There was it. *ma &lag la Ihe be ha she me MI Mrs whet Mk emerald Mew she was la the Matte* Mr. Theta, the re bate( am be *Sal se Leigh's Mt ebe 1111 emphis Ma et ell Meal the maw. The &- taint telttbs. Webs thet Ms, the e*ar nervist, bet fbreeramrSisi=titest) • Meek eye sad Oast they bat let Iket woe set ase. 11‘.. 1 11giat add ihe am wee • very "Mau ems He deeM era/ lits koala besets( tor • week. Mr. Wad*, ast hell might le token. Hie elite emit is et rep mart * meet the damp. reib* be meld wage bit .1 two weae the era of SOL each, sad beneelf In Tart ha apparels *le day week . The deisiat whoa brneht up to be admitted to ban wee la a my embed elate, and kept calling out fur " her deer SOUTHWARK. PMZIWO rocarr. IN A CR eltelf. Gemps Far, a smem-looking young-i Mom of serwey OM- Oaks, was keooght before Mr. Combs, ehreged *M. mg pocket. in St. George's Church, Southwark. lama Wale, the beadle of the church, Meted ChM jest as fleecempegattos ream leaving thumb on the pmmiona sight bs flaw the primmer, very loduatriona, P lis crewel. Smeacting hie arocetioas he vsi m e:= " Z mw him distinctly pat his hands into eaveral ladies psitelL Mitasmthen Sword his way torrent, him and caught It kawiti his head Ina lady'. pocket. Witmer asked the lady whither eV hod het anything, and she examined her pocket sad eta. Ord is the negative. fie, however, handed the primmer mer to the custody of • constable, site. be had made a der =m minty, streggla to get Witness added that tbeve ww• robberten at the doors of the church, mad it Wok his MEP* vigilance to keep the thieves sway. The priroaer, howymer„ ectually entered the church to carry on Ma depre dation.. it. Combo aphid him whether h. had mu bits at &Ina balm Mimes, replied that he thought he had seen biro bides( silent the doom, which iodine,' him to eutipret him. Pelleiste 245 M, mid be was ma doty outside the &melt a little bet re nine 01. tick mi the previous edi visa he saw the pnemer struggling desperately with bat "%mien the in pof the elope. He immediately vial to kts sedstimee end enured him. Mr. Cante inquired whether he wee known? The ansteble mid he believed he had been eummarfti manded at the name@ !'.,lice Court for stealing a gold mark. Re knew him to be a ...imputing of thieves. Doer. the gaoler, alai iotemed his worship that be had ingoeet a r been to rootrody at this omit for pkking pockets. Mr. Cum** melted the releaser whether he would brag tried by Min or gm to the Pelland to be trienyt jmy II the former, he mint plead guilty. The prisoner, its an impudest too*, said helm guilty, and he *shed to be dealt with et once. Mr. Combs committed him to the Home of Correction at Wemileworth for throe months with herd labour. SUICIDE of A YOUNG GIRI.—An imp:test WSw Wen Thwroley Ism, before Mr. Coroner Loverrom, at Me Reef leveed 1111M17, Ch.ritall Kier.. on view of the body of Hoke Pm*, aged seventeen, the daughter of a w are living Is Ilideerned. The rammeMosees ommected welt the htealrf were of • rather pradisr atom the de emed hieing apparmitly committed suicide while la • s Mel ogler. It a ppeared dm bed bad • annet i r motto co ?seamy emaisi that , misillve to 11011110 g work bre swim nointred Is. to wawa theessed menset. end la Ihr teem of the newel the near celled bar Mo. oto otrifh the girl twie• sewn low aboskieve Owe ands. The Mremed mad soaking, bet left the hewer M whit. mere wee beard of he omdl Weileselea . mez: MR_ when • lehriewer, while welkin( ow do mewed Si.. dodos la a rook sod allonnolli a loonst roam voinOtatioa lel to Ur dbeemeyd dm Way a the deemed tylos at the Am no wart ve• Isar hot leg waved a vorakt d "load booed." has ur BMOSIDITCII.—The firemen were ea fryel &An Toney slot mil Wednesday mcd= mod Om. Us mod sorfoos look pion la Oto 11.11 ht.... Mr. 90/op Nor, SW maw. megat e: bog '"" 7 14 . Coodooosi, aboullidt. ensue taw 111 oho tow poi a the Malilleg, sod it omplity ftild to tilt top of do Irma The ponies wont ooley tr▪ oloolh not Ito oiljologoo bows ingot The ora i lt ▪ at. o.imitrom or otos Mr. N loorol the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 185 T. CANADA CW1PA.147.-ITHI3 DAY) This afternoon the mat half-yearly meeting of the Camas Company w held et the Canada House, St. tielmerpleee , Mr. Clan= FRMIL MM AM, gOT, 112 the disk. Thip report states that the latest dykes remit to the 87th et., to which die 48,01 s acre hem hum and sad Meal dere. this nee, at an avenge peke gee eme of 60a. 44., being an Magee of 33,029 acne es sengemil with 1866, the average e ta bei also 6a. a per alle Wier. Prem the detailed a which have bra nand up to the Mat of October, it appears that of the 44,470 acres di rest! of to that date, 8,856 acres pekoe on avenge lb. Id. in were, and 35,614 acres Ma. 31. as OCT. ; the end tried value of the former, in 1854, Igoe Si 3d. an ion at7i of the latter, 20a. 9d. se en • showing is admen respectively of sleet 6M Led 170 pee east. Of the abovommikant ba 39,331 me me la the meaty c 4 Path, beet a ct of the 114,3116 atm sand kr &peed in Rd end me dr pang del 41. pre me es so la an Mt Oak stkashod Me la 1814, by se IMMO Se ben dike ampeafe Mb la Met yid at the perrka• The MI neelpiela Onedeasday abysm Maas Imam L IZOL Mb Mem hamor, shade be obeand, or le 31111ameop to which d by 10,814/ate the beillege's isla i rvairg mad that 0(1856 dee art ke ampny's veal" owing to the WM et axis la the proviso% have nparlead • were mud feriae the meat half-year big %NW. k the se _belf-year lea The besot ameme man min the hed of pantomimes', the ndm's Min MM. Irewhe Ma unable se milt tren the !reamerllfileried to, to l op me kr rho Midi of the Waft empled by art to as -Leo GEM as in in area Fan kie kid Men darkener:Om for Ihe peat , ft dB Is am Set Ahem% the hada la load qpa • Mini at kb nemi es in to ae elides el the dhoolon le nein kmdleet ado ow diablea at all ea ala s ametheine the rift of Se oaCag elatkae W pregme k a my pemeee ram ovum la moving the MI the mid ea• emcd thet arse the report wee to per{ Mine hd ben mond Mt Om& down Mao 11th Wee% and CMlie leimestions bamea rNet dL sad me end they yet shogr e esslve k- Tieewe than a the be year. rsireszy crisis had est Oa Sl= sot had It in Ma lent Mlabled Or of = 1 1 1.... eai The rage of the aseeente et ley Med that thee wee 11,2541. be Mod, KAM Midi km me of 6, n the oznat el 4,33 U., Madeira salbele emir 8161. le reply to a TM Oomnuer=l that the iron beta wee undo up of two item, 2.,9641. le the heed, of their limignomil 4,2801. out in mortgage. The forme ban the men inareet of the day, measly t per est. The balm to boador a Wm peeks of k, mWt pagibly be ateorbed by anforeess demo, and the win why the evict g/ dizences inieed to necemesed a divided. The !sport wee edeptad. SHARI L1878,-IEIEI DAL TWO CeOLOCIL The railway share market this morning exhibited continued buoyancy, but sines the breaking up of a. the Bank Court, without the announcement of anyl alteration in the rats of discount, .1c the feeling has been rather lees confident. The pre sent quotations, however, are generally equal to those current at 4 o'clock yesterday - . London and vt. North Western stock is quoted 9i3 to 99; Great lII,* Western, 64} to 33 ; Midland, 911 to 92 ; London a. and South Western, 491 to f per share; and Great r . Northern, 241 to 1, being a little flatter. Grand Trunk of Canada, Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, Dutch lthenish, Lombardo- Venetian, and Southern of France shares, all exhibit le a further considerable advance. The Indian shares . 6 continue good. 011DUIAZT SHAM AND ROCKS. IL IN. I lacww u"-----..,'"'',.... I. pj , r it. los4.,= Zi ° Neu.Wein. I Isar %N I IN NON. LaaSabos. I I ft i IrW W O~lt. I. Ip Chaim awl maser • .... Cbirt sod Wean -... tll Oseurail l SI $9 , 9 $1 Si of 191 • 110 • N 39 II IT IS fl N II 94 $9 II • 96 tie 11$6 111 It ti. K IL 4 II !I: 1" ; .D 0 e l f a ir r a i raT i ITC 3 t toot 10 INNIN AN raiNIi lOt Nolors Doke. Ne ♦ ... IN Do. Om oh IN OW lomektio 100 Idloburgh sod — Clloo . pow .— :. IN gillaboel, SWIM llt Nospor Ili Oath Woman. oil Dna Ow% cd NNW ... IN omit MOWN IN Do. h. swat- IM a% NN -01.1115.0. NI WW. (lo,) ISO Otis Waimea —.. IN Do OloorTei— _ jel 191 19 6 1 69 111 IL 111 IL IL lii lii 0/ HI 44f 441 111 01 5 ak Ii 1 4" 911 91. if 19 Tn I ur.7.7.7.4—eidi6 lA - IM .. Is Do, 14. Taires Lisorkin sel 11112.0 e. Da, Y. F./11 II De. Da 111 dors an t.oY.W DhilmaLl 10 =lirgeittiqrs. Nl l i I ~jjl It{ 1 {{ fi b 1,4 1•74 H 01 M. 41 411 N m tits 164 i ' 1 I — 1770. IN prim tbW "Offs. Z - 11111 Z Ile I 3 Ibinpillin IM De. elm W Dwy.. a KW OS. Wears (Wand) mil Orlin W 11fflnertAlwriA Umbra Minim iadarseehaseerri arl "ra L. WiTraiuilit IM N NIN A Ormile al Ike* Don% In I in Do. A Direst IN II. frlsni—Nrint Da. t O. M. Pon NO Dr Tat --- IN Pink Lona 416 . Si P+ 44 SO Ile IS Si U U I. 4 . II i lie 9 Ti ne i slislal Lll2shml. we,a h Woyt. I A immiaa lM 1e5t9199 WARY ...... .9 8 Marear. 2 - 4 02 IP W IS MI It 3. Ii» its Wail 1111 slur TOM li D a Shim. Wel=210 " : .11 Omits i II " 10 •!r Isi4 144 114 21 N 0 4 8 Ms K $$ la 1 14 li I& 7 & di 4 U MI U Ire 14 f i" SI s 4 6 IN 14 II N If 14 IMO 114 N 4 lei IN IS N I a 0 I. 14 IS it P. , i Pa K $7 Is. 113 II ti el el st n a II IS li Ii 1 1 eli II 8 110 :flee :* ■ Ifi 10. U ■ lii so U se I It flf 18 N ss se it; 1 1 i Pi TI le if Pli 111411+ 7A 7 I lit 2 Silt 14 6 "1 1 4 $ 12/ 13 111 I pa if IN Si N N i ii IM 111 HO 114 IQ ICS 1111 IN 1111 114 111 II? In 111 17 se Mn SI 14 it 114 NI II 14 IR IS al 13 it t 4 1 IP :I la 19 15 4 al Eflll4tl.l.r Ce 2 tr.• • • MONEY MAREET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The weekly Court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount, which remains at 8 per cent. The impression is strong and general that a considerable reduction will take place next month. Meanwhile the stock markets, which opened with buoyancy, have become somewhat flatter. Consols are now quoted 1 to ; per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Consols opened at 93; to 94 ex div. for the Bth of January, and are now quoted 93g. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 93; to 941 ; the New Three per Cents., 93; to 941; Bank Stock, 217; Exchequer Bills, par to 4s. pram., being dearer; Exchequer Bonds, _ __ . _ 1859, 981; and India Bonds, 15a. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. have receded to 97 to 97k, after having been marked 981 (for the 15th January). The Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue in request; Spanish, Mexican, and some other foreign descriptions are also inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 981; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, at 651 (exchange, 12A.) ; Mexican Bonds, at 201; ditto for account (15th January), at 201 to 201 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 42 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, at 281; the Coupon Certificates, at 61; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (15th Jan.), at 981 to 971; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1021. At Paris, to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 08fr. 75c. for the account, and at half past one o'clock were quoted at the same price, showing a farther improvement of nearly 1 per cent. In the share markets considerable activity prevailed yesterday, in connexion with the settlement of the fortnightly account. Very high rates were paid for carrying over the purchases of speculative holders to the lath Jan. In some extreme cases terms equal to upwards of 20 per cent. per annum were given on some English railway stocks. In the discount market yesterday the demand for money was scarcely more active than of late, not withstanding the disposition of business men to have a good balance at their bankers' on the last day of the year. Good bills are freely discounted at 7i and 7 per cent. The applications at the Bank are conse quently upon a very moderate scale, and considerably less than the repayments there. At the same time, the bullion movement continues most satisfactory, The Bank of England purchased yesterday 72,0001. in newly imported gold, in addition to 25,000 sove reigns received from Ireland. The total metallic stock of the Bank must now be approaching eleven and a half millions. Taking into account the 450,0001. in Australian gold which is now off the coast, on board the Suffolk, it is certain that the bullion in the Bank will be speedily raised to twelve millions. The next great demand upon the Bank will be in connexion with the payment of the dividends, which will tako place in the second week in January. On the other hand, in that month the Bank's resources will be augmented by the maturing of the large mass of bills which were discounted during the crisis in November. We understand that several of the leading joint stock banks contemplate at once reducing their al lowance on deposits to five per cent., owing to the difficulty of finding employment for money. The stock of bullion in the Bank of Fiance is still lamming, and is stated to have now reached 11,200,0001. In the Stack Exchange yesterday the rate for loans on English government securities was not more than 4 to 41 per cent. A telegram from St. Petersburg announces that the exchange on London has risen to 33 to 331 d., the government having arranged to send to this side a further sum of 76,000 half imperials, or about 60,0001. On the Continent the exchanges on London con tinue to exhibit in some cases a drooping tendency. At Paris on Tuesday the exchange on London was quoted 23.25 to 271 for short, and 24.70 to 721 for three months bills ; at Amsterdam, 11.76 for short; at Hamburg, 13.31 for short, and 13.01 for three months; at Berlin, 6.18; and at Vienna, 10.18. The oorn market yesterday was quiet, but last Monday's quotations were supported. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is only nine. The country markets are reported irm, but those in France are still very dull. The produce markets maintain a firmer appear once. Sugar and tea exhibit an upward tendency Scotch pig iron is also looking up. The Abeona hasarrivedfroniChinawith2o3,6oolbs. of tea. Yesterday was held a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Svendsen and Johnson, Swedish merchants, whose stoppage was announced on the 18th of No vember. - The balance-sheet, prepared by Messrs. Quitter, Bell, and Co., states the liabilities at 93,0251., and the assets at 12,1631. It was resolved to wind up the estate, Mr. Wm. Oeipel, of Newcastio-upon- Tyne, and Mr. Wm. Quitter, the accountant, being appointed inspectors. Subjoined is the balance sheet: .... /ALTO 14 7 To creditors unsemovd. r pse To creditors secured—tailcoats.* value ot securities Amount of chime. LW SUS S• To ItabllllW on neceotanom.. PT 114. 72.22N.1k.44., of whleb to expectel re, 141.11 she on ............ NMI 2 4 To liabilities on 44111 re:44l.We. an per 114, 74,36111.k.a. of K otirnstaal lOU prove elalan• OM thin entate.. .......... ...... .............. 40.20.1 14 Z 1.411 Is o Ily 14Th, reeek•ble co Mad, se pre 1101..... By debtors. se per Wt. erebiered . CAM 4 Coaeldered dagebtf4l. 6.7481. 10e. 10te e4irnye4 101 8 Considered bad.. 1.1374 1114 101 ........ 0 0 0 0.376 2 1,00 140 0 111 110 3 0 P. 3, Man of &fp. attest. I value By merchandise .ad monk. co Mad. onlantal . By mynas ...onto he hinds of organs. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Bombay, Barode, and Central India Railway Company, " for the purpose of preparing the list of shareholders who are entitled to allotments out of the extension capital of 1,000,000/. about to be raised under a guarantee of 6 per cent. per annum from the Hon. East India Company." The decrease shown in the weekly traffic retarn of the London and North Western Railway is 3,9371. That of the Great Northern presents an increase of 3161., and the Great Western an increase of 1,8981. The half-yearly dividends are advertised on the following bonds, vie.: South Carolina Bonds, by Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent and Co. ; Alabama State Bonds, by the Union Bank of London; and South Australian Government Bonds, by the South Australian Bank. The half-yearly interest is adrertiaed on the shares (with 61. paid) of the Italian Junction Rail ways Company. WIDNIADAT IT= The funds to-day were again very sensitive, owing I almost solely to the uncertainty of the dealers as to the real position of the account of the speculative member who has just failed. Such of them as have transactions open with the defaulter are naturally anxious to adjust their accounts as far as possible. The extreme fluctuation in the funds to-day was I per cent., but the tendency was decidedly in the di rection of a rally. The market finally closed with firmness at the best point of the day, and I to } per cent, higher than yesterday. Yesterday's sudden fall is thus fully recovered. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 ex div. for the Bth Jan., opened this morning at 931 to t, advanced to 931 to 1, fell rapidly to 931 to and were quoted at 4 o'clock, 931 to 1. At ha lf-pact four, to which hour the Stock Exchange was kept open to-day, the q uotation had advanced to 931 to 94. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 8), 931, 931, 931, 931, 93a cx div.; Three per Cents. Re duced, 933, 931, 94, 931 ; Now Three peE Cents., 931, 91, 934. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2. Bank Stock, 217, 219. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 18.58, 993, 991; ditto, 18.59, 981. India Bonds, 20s. discount. Exchequer Bills were steady, at par 3s. prem. Exchequer Bonds met with more inquiry. Turkish Six per Cents. attained a further consi derable rise, being quoted at 4 o'clock 971 to 983, and at a later hour 98 to 1 for the new account. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have risen to 1021 to / for the 15th Jan. - Mexican Bonds were less buoyant, but Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were in (prized for. In other foreign stocks the transactions were not extensive. Illinois Central Railway shares were in good de mand to-day, and scarce in the market : the closing quotation was 10 to 8 dia. Bank shares to-day were quiet, but steady in price. Oriental Bank, however, were quoted 11. lower. London Discount and National Discount exhibit a rise of se. per share. Canada Land were firm, but Australian Agricultural declined 10s. Crystal Palace shares, both original and preference, were firmer ; the former closed at 13 to 11. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Crocz• In the market for British mining stocks the chief feature is a demand for Sortridge Consols shares, which are marked 30s. to 325. lid. No other trans actions are officially recorded inthe Stock Exchange. The inquiries are rather more numerous bat the actual business continues limited. In foreign mining shares more movement is apparent. - United Mexican shares are in demand, and are marked 4to 41. St. John del Rey are also inquired for, and have been dealt in at 14 to iti. Copiapo have been dealt in at 111; Pontgi band at 4} ; and Santiago at Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday and Wentworth, 6 61 North Derbyshire, 205.; South Beet, 6/, ; Wheal Granvill e, 275. 6d.; Wheel Tebidy, 355.; Wheel Trelawney, 25 254; Wheal Wrey,4 /, 4. At the Holmbush meeting, held to-day, a call of 4s. pee share was made. At a four-monthly meeting of adventurers in Swath Dol coath and Carmarthen Consols, held on the 29th instant, call of 2s. per share was made, payab'le on the 15th January, 1658. WSDNESDAT EVENING. The transactions in British mining stocks to-day were rather more numerous. Amongst others, business took place in the following :—Wheal Ed ward, 7 ; East Russell, 27 ; to 3 ; Vale of Towy, 17s. 6d. ; 6ortridge Consols, 30s. ; Lady Bertha, 17s. 6d. to 1 tit. 6d. ; Alfred Consols, 121 ; Great Wheal Vor, 325. 6d. to 355.; Wheal Trelawney, 25. East Basset shares were quoted rather lower. THE ALLEOID lIIIIPPOIBONING By THE 171i1t., (Pros lir Deis Seresey of this day.) Ceiseiderable estettemot prevails at Keighley, ant es. egalsolkosi erl fastrestresktglems seer Breiked, is mos Awl maw of Seders gape, wife of IL = l.l llegiar, urea d _11Mokb011•11. O l t = I sl P e • sire. ill re ga t ra let-v -a @fa lan is bee wee esulimesily sal et. daily. bee dime Es mil use ef to is Oh the dent dot steelelos bed bees odsed, end that "ff eitt heypinel le bur they night Wink It wee murder." Deemed uslisel to get wawa always complaising of ke thine sad shiner sad expired ugly on Belnidey worn- et. kg, the WM, about sir dqs gam her fret illese• The el funeral ma Azad to take place ea die following Tuesday, ' bat is ft•es of the szpremine node us 411 -411. oases. ember ftllebel, coupled with Ifs maw ad bar st. Weed bed berpotly tll•amed her awe diddet eiesere, T. t Melia outeeleeebs % L I ibis esseestrifer an dz awl eals was awed al Onus las. NM dee Ilei Dmber. Mar • Int sesslesdes, Ihe Your wee sldemmi le Sr tallswisg Islay. kesebe Is Kr. Ituddeet Beet Ile sloseeth at the kneed i Mr. Yee- It ley, sagest of Uses, for analysable, segesdalsg his to L seed des mud by Wier. At the elgeouri laigeset, tic. Moilders Wier was predated, but the wet weal set, at eg ease, adult it es evideese, mod • hobo adjumassiell was le wok SO bog Tuesday. There bibs _elms gem& of sew ts plebs spirt Sew, eseemed's ItWreed, be am Wes bee ! avOady es Ilemdsy night by Kr. Cheserhemageh i= • Leeks pan et Keigblel• lei, tO wee lam Ulm the mireirendes, sad romied till Weimpiey (yesterday). Oa Tandy crowde of persons collected nit the Court- ~, hen where the prisoner sea hecarteraud, eatiripettng " thee be would be convoyed thence to the CIOIII. Inn ; but the g t , maw malsormei the CLIMIUSIiOII from that place to the Cesra.beese. Is a very short thew the ergs court was N. atewded—s majority of the embrace bring reimposed of ,„ ilieselne. Oa the beach were several isegietretas, clergymen', •• gesediess, and ether gestlonses, who watched the am with st . peer Iseemet. The primmer wee placed to the dock. He Is a iikty-Moklag men, shout forty-eve mom old, • sa= g ide MO bawd, He lam been nurse oldie Heigh- Id Ivy werthesse fee shunt ere yeses and it le stated that he fenassiy Imp _s drurreist's Mop at Colltneworth, new •Z• gelesser eppeare4 to feel his position very l e f mealy, sad mid bitterly so the commeacaseat of the es Tbe Near" adjourned the inquiet till keuiorrow (Time- Ili. Amy) at two o'clock, when Mr. Morley will give the remit of Me ray* of the powder found In prlawnen law% which los sow bus placed is hi. halide. Purr woo dm moored to the lock-s . A EtW•ovtia" Alert VT Rftatati.—M. Michiels' si madly published " Rabies et Fatale Cinema" Is ► book that hie somewhat disturbed, mad with Tema, the ezood ileigleas. M. Mathis it appears, • 0 matzo:limed in Prue; sad kis prat wo rkais, is an le of a portion of his "Masks de la Filature la 'is it Hollandaise," published some years since. It is Mink to anything new about Rakes : bet N. Mi- M. AIN pdwt bee hosed • way—and he tells us accord lusty new wry shialliag th tt 'gqggea indeed. Hie grand diem- ~ very is, that Rolm was aajOlag but a good catholic—any thing, In abort, but religious, netirithatandios his ',reknit... if and his early meesmi. Ice Let, If N. Micbfelo be corm. t, the Wpiaster ought to but tuloriesood sundry discomfort- Of hossbodla elm Ito wohrtoak hie journey to the land et the EsearW sad throMely Me. He was, It now up- I; pow, either perfectly I..integ to creeds of ail dearly tione—an atheist—or a pugilist ; you may take your choke, the M. NMI& elms not gulls le have tondo op his mind sa Ite which tAmlsto be pollereL OWLit ta clear that he t o entertained • palm* soMor eit 'of the church genteel. awl tear nor ilagmao Christianity In Mlin . IL hes Impalevaly Isihaved is e lar pelleuld Orly I I nos el the itodut who at tam• as wbia, ea be awloWann, the pieta Ws eh wordy, but melinly, impulsed the otasodat el his true iss =MLike the Professor In MAW. amok IL Kt ar is One, and an mysteries sad enigems that ordinary eyes may , seam le discover. Thee he 1: emmencee the famous in the cathedral, to tas ga tea at the moat tropicaa plisses in the world ; and thinks it m mys bat little for the Oaths, es the penetration of the Ant- te = gL mu that it Amid be left to him to unveil its pro la it, Rohm' baa implied his entire rejection of P. the liseever's &visite by the character impressed on the 2 printed Ilgors. The body which la being lowered is utterly pee and psti~4y bleu—it can never break again from the to Witham t ee teals—aid all the marks for which the world eb has bea -emelemeil to admire it, are so many proof. that if. the pain in hie heart was mocking the best hone. and eon solatithe st Nialsa. So thinks M. Michiele. You will, I s, Wok pia ilk theology of the Antwerp chatioitier. In go the pat OPP, t " Tao hiseation," now in the Antwerp P II Is lob otatropr matter still. The figure of the koullo. to MU; la probably the caricature of some Et faluatia beaver/aster and is accordingly very ....ere on 2, the aces—Bile a hawks beak—and the two odes de pigeon tee that project on either side of his bald crown. Thin Rubeus tee seems to hero amused himself with introducing in hi. pie- 10 tures the thought that came upperromt— and whether the le subject wee grave or gay made not the alighted difference to r, hint. Now and then, a. in "The Descent," hie purpom was more serious; and it is quite aboard, N. Michiela thinks, p< that his picture. should be exposed in churches and aa altar to Meow, when they may be proved to conceal each profound Irreverence. Not that this In any way redounds to Kubota' dieriedit. As far as I can make out M. Mathis, who on this point le somewhat reserved, the dircovery is only a fresh laurel added to the crown of the great Fainter. To such nonoeure se this it would be shad to reply eeriously.— Frescr's llogosino, for Jammu. A CLER6I MAN IN VIRGINTA.—Mr. Broadbent wu a gambling, gurxling, cock-fighting divine, who had primed math time In the Fleet prises, at Newmarket, at Hockley in-the-Hole ; and having get. of all sorts of errands for 134 ?rimed Lord Cinqbar, Lord Ringwood's sou (my Lady Clog tar's waging-woman being Mr. B.'s mother—l dare my the modern reader had best not be too 'articular regarding Mr. Broadbent'. father's ped4ree), had then of late sent oat to a church-living In Virginia Ho sad rose Gaup hod fought many a match of cocks together, tabs nosy a toe la company, hailed in countless quantities of shed and selinz slats odd gases and wild swans, pigsties and destroyed myriads of cenme-backed ducts. It w Pi a72,l by the saviour that Broadbent was the 'midnight an wham Mr. Washington eel his dogs, and who. he coned poacher, by the river side at Meant Vernon. The fellow get awe y from ti:= grip, and scrambled to his boat In the dar k; but w a a l ai d e al t , for two Sunday s afterwasde, end when he same Aradsg.tn, had the evident remains of • block 'p i ma a wow to his cost.—The Virginia's*, No. 3. ' LIALWOnS 07 TIM RID PUTICOAT.—Then ladies wore lad weak walking to the Nunraiturood, two of them mihilillag rho hoods' undseirsemint of the day, when the he to poem; belle& wee milled by the gieriag colour, mid he made a de* at the piety. The ellanding Wise emmeserd is evading hi., buteheerossemsdoe, though in a wow sombre garb, w•• Med ere a gees by the beset, bat smelthied no ajar, beyond the frieth—liery Pest. IN 15 a I i;la W IWella,r4 aml ;11 . fan rig; i ;WI ail -- 8 CI i & ... al West Cassell .- .... —.. WI W. lel of Loa i Oryptal P. cin De.• 1:w. Or. 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Alloasina, Due. 1112-11 we was s farther ha btsig htleat, sore eaelkidaete la 4.4 Loadea. sad Iltdiad lath ea wave baelasee_ ing u =re o 4. lt -ela=4 s_4l4 s wat! 1 Win /1. td2-10 ateee — Cliiiallei.ll2-2aalem. MC ltemeaea. Deo. la-tseee wee a tar menet et babe= done Ws . Itaiala the alleereed dada way ~M. .1.:-Gral Warn dereeleal,ll2-11erth Illeileedtklat. 12 4.-11aelb Sad 11-Wavereir sad liked Oral, lte-avabaan end Om M daree.4llt.inebeim Weterereeta. Nev. 14 are lionplies.lL ram gentalki on well ariarsaiL IP Iff 114 117 IN to COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lIVCECG-LA/O.—THIS DAY. Sroait—Opinion is decidedly in favour of this article, end rather a large business continnee to be done by Ovate con tract both on the spot and in cargoes afloat, and in some in stances ls. advance has been paid on last week's prices. Coma remains inactive. Tu.—The market Is firm, and prices have an upward tender C o mmon Congou, 12td. The stailiMes of this 'r ude for the year 1857, just made up, are very favourable, and seem to point to higher prices. The official tables are made up for the eleven months ending November 30,1867, and compared with those for the nme period last year, stand thus —The importations of the eleven months of this year show a decreer of 145 millions ; the total deliveries show an inertia. of 8t millions, i. s. 6t for home consumption, and three millions for exporta tion. The total deliveries have been 72 million pounds; the total impostations, 69 millions ; which shows a decrease on our stock November 30 of 13 millions. The quantity afloat reported by the last mall from China showed a decrease of 7 millions. and; it is expected that a fur ther decrees of 3 millions will be reported by the mail now on the eve of arrival. Our stock on hand on January 1, 1867, was 88 millions, and it is estimated that it will be, on January 1, 1858, 72 millions, showing • decrease of 16 mil lions. We estimate that the deliveries for the year will amount to about 78 millions, and the importations will prove to be about 65 millions, and the stock on band 72 millions. Corrox.—Holders are asking full prices. Most articles have a firm appearance. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) Ths market is firm Town tsllow is quoted 53.. nett sash; Pstsesimrs T.C. en duo spot, 63a. 3d - ; 'salary sad Karel, Os. ; Mar* 635. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply shorter. Priers without, elteration. Prime meadow hay, 65e. to 76e.; supe rior ditto, 725. to 1305.; inferior ditto, 665. to 60s. ; rowers, 60s. to 605.; clover, Ws. to 100 s.; second ant, 70s. to 00s.; straw, Me. to 30s, POOR RATES AND PARPERIBII.—This morning was issued a parliamentary return containing a comparative statement of pauperism in November, 1856, and November, 1817. On the lut day of the fourth week of November, 1856, there were 123,698 in-doer and 720,040 out-door pau pers in receipt of relief In England and Wales. On the cor responding day this year the numbers were 124,059 in-door and 733,025 outdoor. There was, therefore en increase this year of 13,446. " Here we are at the last day of the year, (says the Bath Chronicle), and we have ant had a single frost. A week or two ago we announced th 6. gathering of ripe reap berries, and ears of a mond crop of barley ; at present, we have all the symptoms of spring; birds are sitting on their e ge ; the other day, we heard of a brood of young k' re flying about ; and somewhere up the Eiwainawick V y there is a nest of young thrushes ; the woods are vocal with the songs of blackbirds and other feathered choristers; the trees are rapidly coming into bud, and some are actually bursting into leaf ; the gardens exhibit almost all kinds of spring flowers; in the copies are primroses by thousands ; violets peep forth, and the wild strawberry nukes preparation for fruit by putting out its meek white blossoms; and lastly, not the least startling, butterflies of various kinds venture to unfold their delicate wings. There demonstrations cause the weather-wise to shake their heads, and predict that we 'shall hare a smart nip for it by and by.' " THE MARCH OF INTELLECT.—A lady residing in the neighbourhood of Peeshore, lately sent one of her fer vent' (a clownish fellow) with a book to the residence of the Baptist minister in Pershore which she had previously pee mised to forward for his peru:sal. On meeting with the gen tleman a few days afterwards she inquired his opinion of the work, end was surprised to bear that he had not received it. The lady then proceeded to interrogate her servant refueling its whereabouts, when she received the following cool reply Well mum you seen, I took the book to the Baptist pawson's in the Broad-stret t, as you teled ma to do; bat error knocking end hommerin' away at his door till I wee tired uthout main anybody hear, I thought, thinks I, well, one pewson's as good as another surely, so I took your book, cam, up to the vicar's." On inquiry the lady found that her sapient servant, being unable to make any one hear at the Baptat minister's redden., had actually left the book at the vicarage. — Worcester Chronicle. PROLIFIC SPEAKERs.—Scotclimen are not merely prolific when looked at from the Registrar-Generate point of view; they are prolific in most things. They are prolific speakers. The amount of palaver that tales place in a Smirk Kirk Session or a Scotch Town Council pales knowledge. It is n luxury that can be bad cheep. It coats them nothing, and certainly they don't grudge it. I once attended • town-council meet ing where the subject under discussion was, whether an additional six-and-dghtpence should be given to the pariah beadle. The out, wisdom, eloquence, and loquacity of that meeting will haunt us to our dying day. They sat am mor tal hours, abused each other like ptekucketa, and then, on the motion from a corpulent bailie, adjourned the discussion till the following month. So the unlucky beadle did not get his increase of salary for another month at least ; probably he has not got it yet. Per scything I know to the contrary, they may have talked on till this very day.—Preser's Kepi sine, for January. ONE OF KING GEORGE'S COMIIANDERM.—" !In does his beat, says Mr. Franklin, looking innocently at the stout chief, the exemplar of English elegance, who sat swagging from one aide to the other of the carriage, his face as scarlet as his coat—swearing at every other word ; igno rant on every point a parade, except the merits of s. bottle and the looks of a woman; 4of high birth, yet absurdly proud of his no-sneaky; breve as a bull-dog ; savage, Teufel, prodigal, generous; gentle in soft mood; eery of love and laughter; dull of wit; utterly unreed ; believing his country the fleet in the world, and he as good a gentlemen as any in it.— Tim Virginians, No. 3.