The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-01 00:00:00

cession to • rime et cards, mad defendsnt woe the low, sad sot oaly did be lon his malty, but, es gunteßows, W tamper eke, wad under Ike lalmace of ea en pocket, he beat the plastid mod ervenly. Plastid s sem- MOM spinet lam et OW at the pollee courts, sad dellendest celkd twos Wm, sad badly it wee speed to EMU she wetter Mr 71. Ida., far which smoost defeadast Esse hie Teemiemey ads, and fee whit k he is sow reed. Mastiff beds( bees celled, proved the above Meta lkddidant pleaded that the tplastiff eoeM sot neever, ths debt seem out at a gembling trossection. ldr. Beard—Yoe bet at bores rade t Dessdant—lfes but lem scalds( in that way. I always piy my debts at honour. Mc Bawd—Tow had better Rai your honourable debts. After ease teethes esaciiimbos it was admitted that the defaidda had compromised the maw se Meted aboys, sad LY ildionr pat s sotdid foe plastid, with cods THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. YAHLBOROI7OII-STRIST. 11111ALINO • NORMS AND Cm m. Relate, dart, one et • member el " back.," whit sightly West the pried* Wsit-ead cab meads, was eliar Wee Kr. Bale with lean a tees sad aft, Woe to Hairy Lem • esheaft, mien at No. 21, roktpnews, ftamell-stmere. It sneered that 1111 !leaky melt LA the prosseutor left Ids hone eai cab ht the are al ifir primmer on the leak is the Itereadoe, while h. weal he recurs same lebesbortat. Alter ea at emceed tee utast= bantered to thersek,wbea to Ws great &wrist be hoed both lereeread cab heddlesereseed. He seeds inquiries et some cabmen; sad wen hewed that the phone led bees seem to tab up • in sad drive •( se test se le weald. Promerator, after ceaddershe kw d ties sad trader, wriefteally heed tie primmer to Vtaager-yed. Wary-lase, rd ea goteg there he found the lees sad sib, bus rot the please. The later he lemma to meet lee sight, elrbe gem's lteslsao caatody for abaft the bores sad ash. The priemeter, who meetly deeded thit charm wee laid IL for the u& aseserita, whit ea eame.. that, it me be repealed the Aso% he woad be eat for Mg. CLRBILINWILL. PA/111.114 TOILIIIID CIII4WIIII. • roseetaldrassioed tra, wise gra ths seas d Ems Chttoky. bat who is boosts raw the stir of Ara, de scribed on the chsrowerst as of so secepaties, Or wise, it was stroll. was • sums midis( at fI, Correa-sort Brt, Regestwqros. w sired at the bat before Ili. Corria cirri with paring by hiss pretross, to Mr. Philip FLoLlise Yoder/ ef ihe Welliogles Trent, Brook wisso, • forged throe fur the son of 41.13.., es the 30th .7 1 7 11 4 1 . . . — Mr. E.eris attended for the The paammaar stead that ruseerVce oisa badmen at the Weillagtea Tama, Brook-. Hart, Holborn, awl on the Mk of Mareli, to the present year, the prisoner went to his hones, 'bast tea at sight, and asked Ida to nab a cheque far the woe of CI. 155., purpeetiag to be drawn by Kr. W. Grease, awl dated Dover, Nara 1.1., and draws as the Leedom sad Ceesty Beak, Loudon. The proncator said he did not like tashlag chigoes, but if Ike primer would ken It with Wm he woehl pus IS through his luabone, end this he should brie the nosey. Ti Kamer rid that would sat do, es he wasted the swag that night ix hie mother to go oat of town with. He hesitated and cnandasd the cheque, sad thee asked the steener who was Mr. Grease, the drowse of the claws, Irina les !soil d he wee • triad of hts, sad wan sa cent of the rid Ittgialenders, this quaiterel at Dover. Upon asking the Wooster how Its homer that it was Mr. Orerais mitt ,ihgeawi said that Mr. Greene was a Mewl d that he haw it to be Ids avitiag. the wan of " Hall " also adoreed as the bark of the cheque, the prosecutor asked who he wee, when he Iwo Wonted was a highly able seer sagisser. prose...akar them tat bias have 21. co &c -asual of the cheque, airbag he should here the Wham when the cheque bed pawed. The chigoe nett day was rid We the Leedom sad WsUor Bank, sad the Crishortly afterwards called and said ha most bs balsam, as he wry awls wonted the newsy. The prosecutor this paid him N. 14.., Ilastattiag Is. charged tut advice as °matey cheques. The east day the cheque was retaraed to the prosecutor, sad anrited "so worwat." • coannosicatiou wag this wide with Mr. Omar, at Dover, sad that gentleress steled that be did wit haw the prisoner ar say ow °instead with him. The primmer had awn then kept oat of the way itaiJl be ves spweiliearkod by poltee-owahtbk Tyler, 42 O. The prisosw, is debars, said that be was not guilty of pee* the elapse knowing it was forged, for the party who bad rhea It to kin was ids own brother. Her would wawa have had his fingers eat off this have proud the sots had be knows it was forged. Mr. Lew% hero wired for a remand, aad stated that moat Holy other charger would be forthcoming against him. Mr. Cords rannaded the winner mail Monday neat. Mr. Jobs Weblike, who was afterwards lastreetat by the ',Mama, for bail, bat Mr. :Cowie, at this step of prows declined to take say. lOU OF Ll7l OFF THE BANIFSHIII C 0487: A Banffshire journal contains a long amount of • diesstrove seem which took plan raised., week at the rest of 13iafteleirs. Sissy Setting-bars wen mocked, sad thrtrtwo flamer wtre firmly!. It apron that ea Wray =rain work, terra two tad tree o'clock. the whole Seat of large boats be/caging to the either of Parithookie, fourths It amber, with aloe ton It each, treat to on as roust The wet had cost their Mar, sad it was uteri, the usual time of drawing theta hefor i : p dre sigas of a storm berth to spree. The thickseirt, and the wbsd shifting to the north. fra, sad err, mosses' rowing lender and loader, AO CIMIIN, sore that they were to be overtron by a pile, est to mark with emery pois Ale davesity to haul irk Bass. Be rmes two end three firlnck the hosts which got drew is triremes were metag It might sat of Portrockle, had rear It to the watt tree who were wealth to ege from bear eyeing them wily doleful misgivings to to their tato ore try encroded le treble, the erne. Three bra core la eight ply all at oar, the Barr lore, the Maggie disater, and the Vigiter. They were strut half-arils of the Medea war of Callen, knows at the " Seor•Nome," sad fully a sae fur Portkorkie, from which desk here rests is the her, frog sad filling swoag the wars sad the spay. were lest diode ricibk. Whet mirth had Welles the middle ass—lbe V igiltnt—rust be left to hat with or boatare& side of bre, the trued about, wee Word bra little upon the air of the smear surer Itellsrag the heavy re, which, rolliug roosters high, had herrupted bar cores, while la the wet heavy sea the wee tortetely swagerd. The poor lee, throws lath the 'Ad far eras lath tboe died shoot the welch. Of the loners bar out iris notthockle, the re wee r follows . —Sera were sheltered within Cruisers:ea, or kot of Scar-Nor sae leaded at &threw, re lor off Pereeny, two bred at Portray (the last or goat four o'elock, la SWIMS peril), while two rem Ike, and per Mandel. la the tea at Viyllant sir nes wen lost, sad to the Tem plar the err another. Eighth."' sir Is the pre of lels, only one lwyead fortyJ sad all lese—twelea of them rotas& sad fears of the harken At Beth% the reerts of the gels wen orsocoly lene dimness that at Pertinvehr Ne fewer them twat,. are kegs bests were out here; sod, like the Pert/thee his rote, the fishermen rearmed Ur to rt. Two beats wen worked sad seratora lire were lost. Two bar Won. tall i t d. thickle were 1,24. the writhe of life thaw Ira bees coathlerable loge eseriaall h the of range to boats. • rile sad s half to the met of Buckle Ilse Pargordoe, • rafter village, bat seeds a goodly areber at ftereaso to see. Os the Wel thersiag there way Sr boar or at at than more ar low to the ert ward. When ohs ask err ea try rem, She the other, far their own port. Two merged to get loth their ova harbour la miry. The fats of the crew of the Mk boat le oakum's. The/rMeade waited them la all sr kr ell Idadey, but still they erne sat. came of the eat ty of other, bat some of their oisfe. lag erne.—their horn% their Imbue* sad their bro thers. TM crew were tar to the ssetward, sad rem oar wry they neat bore If ow they perished is sot fully Irma; emu probably It boat was writhed. In Peepers there hare ye robed, relit lag Pater Ordolso. are Itskernese. who Ur loft War them sera widows and truly-three children. The follow lag is a esseinery of the satire buses that hen occarred ether sera saw of the era of Beaffeldre la a Wagi. ds7 • nehmen Widows Oztas dryer. left. IS 12 34 13 $ IT 9 Nessockis kie Nitration Teieb.. Of the nos kN. soas of the Portassioa crew tosieween lon of the ablprrectad Elaborates's flookty, while only tam of slow Mat et Brame and three of the PorOsoctio moos ware monhers. At a woothas of cesaty restbalos bold as Saturday. s Rah sartiptios was astored into which nand NN. Lott Beata pv• SOL Nvir FOUST RP ItT.. —We usdersteed the tibiae of the oreadoetos &predated to iseerligete sad decide Ibe dabs. to tared rights are sow elated, 111111 i the reglear sad fern of the reeetolesiotere &waged ersordlag to act of Above • doomed commoners bore wecceaded C rtiaa eotebtelag tbutr tiatitr, which will sow be stterlesd to emir career, gal la moot batmen will be • valuable wpm dega ?maw to this igen awl &deka, • lawmen pre. veiled Is tie tenet ea the svbjeet of " rirms." tad lb* Pri g= theme who were legally satiate le than were by 1.1001”000. We premier • men disorbefastiag game aew addrakaid. iM =pew of the ccausieeica A, we beer, be defrayed by the mile of the eatlyiag Lit of the feral ; lad this loam= treed of eeastry will beaeakerth be amagell a. • great ary for the Ulof timber. We cowers the week aseed 10 na Ceramaaloa will be at gnat pietist ealar—deddedity • step la the right elleactioa ; ad we thiak the geatleera to whim 6t we eoallebel Mee peribraad their Yen sad ammo &eke se entidelerOy twertially es see peselblerianfo Arkrrhaw. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, BM GREAT 1102 M I, ZAILEAE-(T1118 DAL) This morning the adjourned half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Gnat Nathan Railway wee held et the Lemke Tavern, Mr. E. B. Dirattson, lit.P., &linen of the hoard ot directors, in the chair. The ineottag was very annevoury attended. The &einem sad directors es enter* the room were received with mingled ohms eel hems, the former, however, prodoeinating. The proem& tap throughoot were sedated sad upreericar. The aim- Unseat otanaing the meet* having bees nod, Mr. Era nm. rose to a point Border, sad contended that the Ise of roues on this as well r the bet °corks of their mann was illegal. ("No, so," and coulombs.) He ap pealed to the legal advisers el the employ 'hither he wee not right la law. By the 7th Vkt., proxies could sot be set at two relay wept ride • perky of 601. for moh ease. ("No, no.") The CHAIRMAN, without enticing the port raised, said the lest burns of the asseteg was to adopt the report sub mitt el to the meeting on the 21st Augur hat. Xi. JOSIAH WILSON—WiII yogi nOt Sly peen DO, sir, to Mr. Hughes' question! In. The CIRAIRMAN—It has ban mood sad escoaded that N the report of the 21st of Augur lee be received ; then who I are of that oplake will plows to bold up their hands Mr. MATH, ow of the praetor elmreholders' cos- r e metes, Tidied to melte a few oteentices Won the corks al at. Inn pee. The CRAIILMAN-1 deal object, but Facticoliy you are gs. too late to 'peak. Mr. Era a re—Barely, it, yen do not seen to eh* all disonerce A Votco—lie dace ears • pia fee • eat of Ws Ms as. LL Kr. HeaTH the. prooesded, amidst great uproar, to dried, is l at some length, the corn whisk the preference shanhobees hed rhos, end coatooded that they were not open to the e omen which the dinettes wished to ores epos this. (Haar, ha a r.) Mr. lowan WILSOX asked If the arks been the olek wee to pre the aranate oldie last two hallway seetiege. 2 The Cumulus—l tun sine* rift to naive the hat *PO - le 9 Mr. FIRDIRICit WILSON retested ageing the ads was' la which the proceedings were bias conducted. te. Mr. T vela refund to resin the mon, because it gs. corded aatrathe. The Ireton had bee gay of • breath of embassies la publishing the holdings of tb. Reveal It abareheiden The chairmen wished to eat of his large It. capital prier the mile of the whirr. ("Oh, oh.") But the It cermet could ass e 4 with the mean altanhohlar that he it had greed what he held. (" Oh, oh.") l es es After some further noisy ead ustatelligible dreuesion, Mr. Eva nee blamed the abettors fat not keeping order. is He hod not *reed his month to ether the uproar. (Rest, le os. hew.) The CRAMMAX—WiII Mr. Hughes be good womb to 4 I tell me how I amto prawns eider f K Yes. 4081 AR WILSON washed to speak to th e queues of o t Samoa The Ca•taxxx—ism are out ef order. You have es elready epees. Kr. Jositil WILAin No. I now* asked • quarion. S. The CliklaMAN —Weil, if the inselag wishes to bat Ls 1 1 your request synth I have ao objective. (" 06, oh," sad so " 1 a Yoko—. lee had tans—the &airmen as to same at N ffe r d7 ' ") . JuSI•11 WILSON then waned the sharehoStere of Se the s = they inn innendana In law eXpeareri. shareholders - then eseed the meelm m a r t the IL M. mane time, midst Mee et "Tun him out, he's pro' gt fame ems," and much confuses. Mr. BALLANTINE KNioin urged all clown of share le bolsters to make up their quarrels; to continue them longer Is. would be 'Weidal. R. did not approve of the chairmen's o bverts at the err time be cord not kogst that the 1 , 1 . charmers Ird rendered great service both to the pub& and so e perspristere. (.) N th THSCHAIIIMAN—i Chee f I rs have saki sorbing discourteous, N I have been provoked to it. I never attended to bruit _st agy mem, sad if neve done so I • tun sorry for it. nut " lam williag to forget ell that hes peered, and I hope, le for oar ow cabs, that you _will do the saw. (Cheers.) to The report was Wm adopeed, with oaly four thastatiento Thu CNAIRMAN said the nest businsis Wu to declare the 6 dividend; the directors cheerfully bowed to the decision of the Lords Jostior, and proposed that the preference share le - should be paid in frt. They had are drama of apperiag egret that decries ; but, at the isms time, they eft that they _bed done voters but what duty required of them had sow to move " That the di vid.nd from the K let of July, 18311, to the 30th of Juno, 1837, be hereby m, I decreed, sad that the our be psychic to the thareholdars ft regletared in the hooks of the Company on the 30th of et November lest, as follows, vim at the percentage prescribed by law ea the several preference stocks ; Ga. per Dent. at the o V i : original rock, sod 12a. pm rat on the B neck, towards the a . per cwt. powered by the A rock." Is. I The motes herrn bees roooded or pat sad carried at. with only duce dissentients ; the chairman addiag in en I answer to • queries that probably the dividends would to IS et. paid within theant fortnight.R Mr. Games so then entered upon a Ingthened review of R . the conduct of the directors la refeenco to tbs appoint mat and superesion of their officers. lie contended K that the directors were Ballypcom lialde to tb. abarstiolders to fear &death's cl,ticienclos, Masao& ea, according to their own &owlet, the masageoseat of the reltaratiOn depart- I I I sent wee so Om* that a child could undertake It, and s s , therefore they could have guarded order fraud had K they performed • simple and miry duty. The Red- St. I path frau& were the result of pure neglig rues to no their put. Mr. Ofeennli, offer Woking for *otos le tier, ear compelled to appeal te the chairrasn to swan os . him • hewing. The CillititliAN wee most mikes that he should be heed, bat he tour remind Mr. Cireetuiug that in higher el places than that when a geodesist tired tie hearers with et a wearisome speech, ha did not object to sit down. (" Oh, s , oh," sad langlitu.) 111. Mr. Oasis trio thou continued hie review of the Redpath frauds, sad osateaded that the directors hat ample warning et. ,el whet was going cs when liedpath towered with the I mires They bad se good grounds for arresting Rod- ?. path ia January, 1838, as they had in November, • 183 G, obis, be took to eight; beim en those m he fabricated rock to the extent of et. C r ,ro d of l . For that sans the directors won morsile, If not it. legally, WA to the shareholders, bat be that as It might, be druid move • Tom of Main Upon them fur their neg. 7; let of try. (Crawl Mr. ore escoaded the soden. He sherd to Lan preferred, if he couto fit this censure et. upon lie chairmen, foe hie Wads rested the V. nlin managestat of the vospear, and he acted etc, r the autocrat of the whole concern. But both directors so end melon had ieras.ly seglected their duty, wad ought to e be made re le for each meet. He concluded by v. proteges( wane the an of melee es th is modish. S. Mr. Score sannared kis Weak& to move an amend ment. He was told that from the Ten Tommineereent of at dividends it bed bra the parties of the 'screwy to sign dividend warrants in bundles, and without reference to then. SR soot. (Hear, beer.) Now that was clearly wear ; the Is errretery ens paid • large salary, sad it was clearly his duty to have looked into the accuracy of the dividend entreats. ft He therefore moved sa anseadmeat, which in terms a , Included the raetery in the vote el emeure. et. Mr. Pr% te .ad the seuesenest. ft. Mr. Fen. irk spoke in dram of the seczere7 ; Mr. N Walter dreaded the report of the eaminitiee of investiga. " don ; end Mr. Wells and Er. Withers recommenled the IL amain to let the directors rousse la odor, sad look on to the futon. The CHAIRMAN wee replying when OUT report left. tie Ri.ltlOCe ACCIDEST.—On Friday 'yenta .g, about 6 o'clock. as Mb. Mlle, dater to Mr. I'. W. S. Maim, for merly :smatter for Bristol, and half-sister to Mr. W. Mike, M.P. far FAA Soneenist, was returning to Kingsweston Perk from Bristol, en accident of a were perigee character occurred. On ',thin( at the bill hiding to the lodge entorace of the park the coach as peened the park gate, sad, discovering his mistake, bused tba limos sharply, G*4 aro doing overturned the carrier on to a bank. Mine Mile*, who we, the only penes Weide the °crier, bad her land mverely ad by the breakiag of oat of the windows; bet, assistance brieg tperdily procured from the lodge, oho was extricated without further injury. The (pabulum, who woe on the boo, snetaised • were cancuesion of the brain ; and the coedit:inn, who fell as the footman (the carriage c o oking upon both of them), sustained severe intend thja rim, and Le bre is despared of. Tile CII.ULI.E or MURnEII AGAINNT TIIE CAPTAIN •xl• MATT or Tics ELldderdb.—LlV6Rl oo L, MOND/a.— The investiosti en bite the death of Ihnderlia, the poor Spaslaid, who it is alleged loot his lite through the brutal treatment of Captain 1. A. Christie. of the bargee Elizabeth, end his meth, Janes Millard, was mama to-day before Mr. MaarGad. when lames Maras, esessa, Geroge Pollock, steward, Francis Belles, !mead mate, and James Lambert, IL. were susedeed, and folly corroborated the etiehmo, KIWIS on Saturday, end, &hough eubneitted to arty searching war eleselnation by the primmer,' couseel, did not swerve at ell from their original seaman. The am was ogela seliverned mad 2 o'clock to-morrow. As ELorestr.n.—Considerable stir was made in lbs issighbenrhood of Kinseewood • few days ego, when it was Irsown that the daughter of a fanner to the neighbaur hood led doped with her father's ploughman. The fanner bed, by way of ascamegini Id= la his duties. occasionally joked the waxy lover about hie deailder, lad aot with the reensteet idea that smith an mat should ever take Omar ; con etqwmaly, hi &spin et the tam Minks harm ft may be molly ismagiasid. Tito was lorries" bolted on the &Mir day evenbeg—lodged the beams with the semis-clerk of the district, sod wily - an the morning of the fallowing Monday the two were joined fa wedlotk by a claims* in a neigh t=teersa to, better or 6.w worse. The farmer is said to be kr the lose at his &Nibble, sod has so doubt by this dine learned • Lima tram els old Soots proem/, to "jobs at Istasrs."—Zionsw-alive Allrortimr. NUM LISTS-IEIB DA7 Two MOM The railway share market to-clay is flatter. at Speculators for the rise evince a disposition to realise s the profits accruing from the recent marked ad- s: Vance. Many of the leading stocks exhibit so a reaction of to I per cent. London Li and North-M stern stock is now quoted 931 to ; ; Great Western, 511 to 52 ,• Midland, 84 to t ; Lan- w aspireand Yorkshire, 91 t to t ; London and South- Western, 44 to per shire Great Northern, 23 to so 1; and Eastern Counties, 114 to lle. 11 ; Grand Trunk of Canada shares have declined. The Indian stocks are quieter. French shares are se fairy supported at yesterday's improvement , except It N which are rather flatter. so OIDDIAZT MUM AID ROOM all Pa. I Lain's. I =47 I 60. I pa. 11411 Sr is _ . . YI Ilire.ll4h. • Stasr Tabu IN Obbis. Lim it Orr! on lei •1011 owl I, O 'waken IN Norris mu Dirk awl Brio O 1 001011 Durl.,, 004. I. 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Arteeladu NINA of Ihespe Mesa. 1 Odeetal Or . 1 Do. «oft. iiil7.e. — .7. raisheruseadeumit Pislratertsatd Slim Diu Yaw arra Ine karat ialit;;;: " 7 " itottli Aunt. lE;ii . ill AND Lad TIM INN. derv- Ti ts. 24.o Mere‘Di. • om. Dr IMenee% LM ..... NW Desks ......-- Os. Dew —. Yei 11 ~040 l ii l)2 I OM 1 ose sr vese 1 1,1110 yes se zzi z, ►a4 lif) ITS • fM 3 N a :e alll fli el 6 II . 0 0 SS Ii IS Ite ii Pe I% 11 U $S ..I II SI M II II / =till si 31 11 1 I M If 111 111 It II II II 1 ii 4 Ii its lis 4 T4-I 1 4 8 "I 8 a l it di. i da l " t It , G 6 ps It 26 4 3 *0 4 ti di TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ms P. Won NW. "MAL LIMITS. •9•11. 110401. tbaadSoo. MT. Mt Wog magi Nov. T. A 47 A l lifted ?rook of tioodo .. ins 4.74 54'0 1010 SACO Week galas Nov. 1L Dotroit and lithrontev,.... 100 LSI 1.109 We* orillat N... 13. BMW° sad W. Huron .... 114 Ml 40 1.01 .- 11..1.14444414 Mande .... 4,739 2.928 MOT 15.T.11 Walt ML . 211. Loalms. 1.16 d smi cr ad. , M1 et.n...0 • flootteettos COI Eiders Railway. completely tattyroptml by (moots, IMP:Phan mooed mach Oman to mll , mI• cm 4 of tllupco- P Bridge. Soo= KENSINGTON MoSEGN.—During tho week ending Nov. 28, the visitors have been as follows :—On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday (free days), 2.12 5 ; on Monday end Tuesday (free evenings), 4,30 ; on the three Indents' days (admission to the public, lid.), 316 ; we students' evening (Wednesday), 129, total, 8,92 L SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASsIrES.—LIARPooL, DAT.—The basins of the Winter Awizas of South Lan cashire commenced yesterday morning before Mr. Justice Wightman. There are no fewer than thirteen cans of homi cide, of which three are charges of wilful murder. The °Maces which are charged against property are of the meet serious kind, comprehending twelve charges of burglary and thirteen charges of highway robbery. It is, at the mom time, to be remembered that the calendar represents the whole al the more samosa offences which are charged to have bean committed within the last three months in a county which by the lest census wee found to contain upwards of two millions of inkiabitantr—a number greater than con tained in the county of York, or, indeed, in any other county of the United Kingdom' TELEGRAPH OBSTRUCTED BY SPIDERS. —Tele graphic communication was suddenly stopped on the lines near Elmira, New York, letely, and on march being insti tuted, it was discovered that, eta point where the an:Olary lines run only sin inches spat, the spiders hod wove their web from one wire to the other, and the constant dropping of the water from the dews and fogs through the different threads of the webs to the lines below formed a complete cir cuit for the electricity, rendering the efforts of the operator to communicate powernso The tiny threads of the spiders being removed, sad the lines spread further span, tele. impale communication was immediately resurned.—Asmrieen 'epic. Last night the members of this society held one of their usual meetings at their rooms in Waterloo-plaos. In the anima of Lord Stanley, who was prevented ttom at taining through indisposition, the chair ws taken by Mr. B. Jackson. The subject of the bankruptcy law was disclosed, and the further considerstion of the topic adjourned for a fertnight. We learn by telegraph from St. Petersburg, 25th, that the thermometer bra fallen to 8 degrees below zero (16.26 Fahrenlteit). The ice brought down by the Neva has interrupted the navigation as tars Croestadt. At St. Petersburg the ice bears sledges, and the wind has veered round to the east. The Minister of Commerce of Prussia has decided that in connweace of the financial alai,, which at Berlin has named metal bankruptcies, no new authorisation fur the fermation of companies in shame shall foe the present be greats& VOillt MHZ 11l 07 7 : ?Ts sal : U. eir . .1442 ..... f ut NAN 10 Chiftweilake/ 400 0 1 Lallialls.ird VI .. 14 144 MEI4I . VI SSIAN 100 Cloareibl of laa4a4 ft 14,011 BO 24..11414kAut.ebert. el lik 01...3salmiliwttaerW II 41 terarlAskalks. .11 11 Lambs sod NEM) - SI 44 1004•4 MUM* VI 04. limbs eWaVaslmoa SI 110 ON. Two. of U 11.4.0 II Om 114....„ ......... Ita ; KM 11.11•4111001 —lO UM, IS Nr• 1•411. WU; —.... 41. WM 0510.44 O.N. ..._ ill 10,400 SI 04444.1115k00runr. ad WOO 154...4121 at tedria 40 13.0* U In* Asiralla —.... SO Da Pre . 811 il Wu el ( - 44.4 . 414 — : l at si 411,40 to Odis of Lidsi..... IS MVO 114 004 Ilitud. 44 4.41 4 114 MAIN* of balsa I• MONEY MAREBT,2'BIB DAY. Two o'CLO6I. The funds to-day have fallen. The " continua tion " on Consols is decidedly heavy, having increased to Ito 1. The market is also prejudiced by the failures at Hamburg, and by reports that a large amount of gold has been despatched to that city from this side. Consols are consequently quoted 1 per cent. lower than at four o'clock yester day. Consols for money and the 7th instant were first marked 911 and 911, and are now quoted ex actly 911. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 90 ; the New Three per Cents., at 901 to 90; Bank Stock, at 218 to 218 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 4s. dia. to par. Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale in the morning as low a. 911, but have since recovered to 91/ to 92. Mexican Bonds are in demand, and other foreign stocks steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Danish Three per Cents., at 831; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 831 ; Mexican Bonds, for account (18th Decem ber) at 181 to 19 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 781 ; ditto, Three per Cents. fur account at 511 ; Reagan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 981; Turkish Six per Cents., at 91; ditto for account (18th December), at 911 to 911; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 994; ditto, for account, at 994. The prospects of the money market continue favourable. Owing to the increased willingness of holders of money to lend, the demand at the Bank of England was yesterday absolutely quiet. This is an important feature, considering the magnitude of the Ire Payments which fall doe from day to day at that establishment. The Bank yesterday purchased about 38,0001. in newly imported gold, making a total of upwards of 200,0001. since the date of the last re tarn. Including the sum on board the Essex, that ex the Simla, and the remittance expected by the West Indian and Mexican packet, a million in gold and silver may be said to be now due, or nearly so. In the Stock Exchange yesterday money was rather more wanted, owing partly to the settlement in shares and foreign stocks, but short loans on Consols were obtainable at 5 per cent. The next intelligence from India is expected to reach London by telegraph about the Bth of De cember. The failure is announced of Messrs. Henry Hoff mann and Co., merchants, chiefly in the Continental and Australian trades. The house has never stood high, but it is thought that the liabilities will reach about 100,000/. Subjoined is the circular issued : Leedom, No. 7, Broadiadreet-buildiegs, Nov. 30, 1867. Sir,—We deeply regret to have to iufoem you that, in co ld to of the failure of @event houses whose paper we hold to a large smouat, we dnd ourselves compelled to mut red payment. Our Looks are in the hands of Rama J. E. Coleman and Co., who will, es early as amiable, submit a statement of oar elLaire.—We ere, sir, your - most aethistvants, HENRY HOPFXA ser NN sad Co. At Hamburg, notwithstanding the measures which have been adopted with a view to the restora tion of confidence, great disorganisation continees to prevail in comm erciali affairs. The advice, pub lished yesterday announce the suspension of no less than six important firms. The names ate given as follows : Messrs. Ullberg and Kramer, who received assistance some days ago ; C. F. Johns and Sons,who were the contractors for the recent Swedish railway loan ; Messrs. Van Leesen, a very old and highly respectable house in the colonial and tea trade, also shipowners ; Mr. F. C. Gross, shipowner ; Messrs. Lamer and Uhde, and Mr. Reimarus. The amount of specie brought by the Canada, from New York. is stated at about 35,0001. The advice. from England engaging the attention of the American community were those taken out by the Arabia, which left Liverpool on the 31st Octo ber, with 204,0001. in specie. At that date the Bank of England rate of discount was eight per cent. By telegraph, rio Halifax, however, we learn that the news by the Niagara had reached New York. This vessel sailed from Liverpool on the morning of the 7th November, with 120.0001. in specie. It was on the afternoon of that day that the stoppage of Messrs. Dennistoun and Co. was announced in London, and the Bank rate had been raised two days before to nine per cent. The prin cipal effect of her news seems to have been a fall in stocks, and shares, and cotton. The advice. by the Canada mention the stoppage of two of the most important mercantile houses at Boston. The following exhibits the latest quotations of exchange on London in the Indian and Chinese ports. At Calcutta the movement is decidedly favourable to this country, but at Bombay, Bong Kong, and Shanghai the tendency is rather calculated to en courage shipments of silver thither. By present wail. By previous mail. At Calc u tta 2a. 244. .. 2a. 24d. to 3d. Bombay 2a. 1 16-16 d. .. 2s. ltd. Hong Kong Shanghai Yesterday there was rather more demand for silver for exportation to the East, but it is ctill thought that, owing to the obstacles interposed by the state of the money market, the remittances by the Ida. on the 4th inst. will be below 400,0001., inclusive of those on account of the East India Company. There was also a demand for silver yesterday for Hamburg. Remittances of silver are stated to have been m ad e to that city at a loss, firms being anxious to strengthen their position at any sacrifice. The steamer Solent arrived at Havannah on the 1 8th instant from the Gulf of Mexico, with 769,000 dollars, or 153,8001. in specie, principally silver, on freight. This remittance will be btought to England by the Orinoco, which is expected to arrive at Southampton to-day, and which will probably bring a total of at lent 300,0001. in gold and silver. The Robin Hood and Northflect have arrived from China. The former vessel has brought 773,900 lbs. of tea and 2,354 bales of silk, and the latter 250,000 lbs. of tea and 653 bales of silk. A telegram from St. Petersburg announces the L close of the navigation. The exchange on London showed no recovery, being quoted 344 to 4.1., from which it to to be inferred that gold will continue to flow to this side, despite the obstacles interposed by the government. In the corn market yesterday an advance of about 28. per quarter over last Monday's rates was established for wheat, but this advance seemed to check business. The number of grain laden vessels arrived at ports of call since last Friday is ten. All the country and Irish markets are reported Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer, but the French markets are fiat. The weekly tragic return of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of no lees than 6, 06 21., compared with that for the corresponding period of last year. In ex planation of this, the advice,. remark that the "con nection with the Eastern railways has been com pletely interrupted by freshets, which have caused mach damage to the railways east of the suspension bridge." During the fifteen weeks of the current half-year, the aggregate decrease is 47,3431. The adjocrned meeting of the shareholders of the Royal British Bank is to be held to-morrow. the next general meeting of the shareholders of the London Joint Stock Bank is called for the 21et of January. The four retiring directors offer them selves for re-election, and a director is to be elected in the place of Mr. Archibald Hastie, deceased. A general meeting of the South Australian (Land) Company is called for the 18th December. MoxpAN Erzigngs. The funds opened this morning with a favourable tendency, purchasers still predominating. Prices at one period showed a fresh rise of rather more than per cent. Some sales ensuing, and the rate of "continuation" on Consols to the January settle ment advancing to per cent., the market became rather less buoyant, but up to the close of the Stock Exchange prices were still quoted fully per cent. higher than on Saturday. After the recognised hours, however, an unfavourable renction of nearly II ii I 1 7 II $4 li If II Ms $ $1 H_ I! g . i ra 7 e 111 lA A • Ps n~ i • • $1 " 4 1 7 49 II ft li de 1 ,Si .6 ue Ist r _s _P _r mrs. itar lie N I V IS 1611 IN 41 460 s 4 110 14 lie 6 1 I If S 10 12 II gi I 14 le 4 WI 141 4 II ad 11/ ISO 1 1 4 Is I 9 99 I 9 ii rist • I 6 se 1 se es. Lift is ell le S a IS H IF f 9 3 WI. 1 a II a 1 OM 91 M iah s s 1.! lu lei 114 Ili ts 41 N 4 S SI 44 ft 44 TS N 14 II SS N ti - ssi h h o.ls ,s CO GO IMI 14 1 II 4 * IN IN IN 07 IN 114 WI NI N 17 111 11/ 111 Ile 111 112 II U II 14 ad ii • U If VI U U i 3 Lit t_q 133 lii no its IN UI t: V" Isll tit 14 II 44 84 lel :SI It NI N 111 le I do .—.— Oe Ms 11 1 e " e In I I It NI ICTI 101 ei IS 51 I. ift4 ii .- - pm I I•e • I Ai i fOn i II 1•14 1 , 7i 0 n 1 li P.• 1 1 pie 14 20 II 41 72 7• 221 211 1 I IS I 22 2 121 in 2 11 dl2 lii lot lot us KS IN Is is ti I I cis s r ti I I{n we 1 Pa sir UMETITT. OM I Ife 11.7 I Ng 4.“ ur+ CI I" if 1 il :4 per cent. took place, speculative sales being pressed upon rumours of mercantile failures here and at Hamburg. In nearly all the other departments of the Stock Exchange to-day higher prices were esta blished, the speculators evincing more disposition to deal in securities which have long been neglected. In the more prominent securities an important rise has been established during tho last week, and the market for these is, consequently, more sensitive to adverse rumours. • Consols, which closed on Saturday at 91f, " buyers ' " for money and the 7th of December. opened this morning at 911 to a, advanced to 914, and closed at 91f to I, the quotation for the Bth of January being at the same time 92; to I, or equal to 901 to lex dir. After the close of the Stook Exchange stock was uttered at 91,1 for the 7th of December. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911 f, f'; ditto, foe account (7th December), 91f„ f, f • Three per Cent. Reduced, 90f 1, ; `ew Three per COWL, 9 0 1, I, ; Bank S to ck, 2131, 217; India Stock, 216; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 98, 981; India Bonds, 255. dia. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at Is. discount to Par. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was an active speculative demand for Turkish Six per Cents., which at one period were quoted no less than 3 per cent. higher than on Saturday, the price reaching 92f. This sudden advance leading to sales, a partial reaction ensued, but the closing quo tation, viz., 91f to 92, was still more than 2 per cent. above that of Saturday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were firm, at 99 to f. Several other claws of foreign securities were inquired for. American railway securities to-day were in de mand, with an upward tendency. The demand for bank shares iontinues. City Bank rose to-day 21. to 31., and Bank of Australasia and Union Bank . of Australia G. Bank of Egypt were also in request. Union Bank of London shares have advanced to 24 to 26 ; and London and Westminster Bank to 45 to 46. Electric Telegraph stock was inquired for, and was quoted considerably higher. Peninsular and Oriental Steam rose 11., and Austra lian Agricultural shares met with some inquiry. Canada Land maintained Saturday's advance. MINE&-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Br.siness in home mining stocks thin morning con tinues upon a limited scale. The only transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange, are is Great Wheal Vor shares at lb and Wheal Edward at 71. The inquiries for the stocks lately enume rated, however, are somewhat on the increase. The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) have been dealt in at 141, United Mexican at 31, and English and Australian Copper at lb Subjoined is the official list of tho closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Console, 14, 141 ; East Swart, 93, 94 ; Rutßus sell, 21.8 e. 9d., 21, ; Great South Tolgus, 141, • ; Lady Berths,2oB.6d., 21s, 218.6 d. 215., 225. ; Par Consols,lBl, I Grenville, 48. Bd. ; Wheal r Rosewarne United, 231, 24j ; 23 1, West Posey, 61, ; West elawney, 23, l. MONDAY MYENINO. A fair amount of business was done to-day in home mining stocks, but we have to report httle improvement in prices. Alfred Consols shares were flatter. The following may be given as some of the closing quotations, viz : Alfred Consols, 131 to 14} ; Rut Russell, 3 to 31; Bortridge Consols, 11 to 2 ; Lady Bertha. 1 to 1 ; North Basset, 12 to 121 ; Great Wheal for, 1 to lk ; Wheal Trelawney, 23 to 24 ; and Wheal Mary Ann, 49. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARK ET.—THIS DAY. (BY MAGNETIC TELTGRAEII.) (11LOM OUR OWM conioarmsumvv.) There was • fair attendance of millers and traders at market this day, but the advent* upou Friday's nitre of wheat 2d. per bushe l; flour, la per sack or bend ; and Indian corn, Is. per quarto, gave a check to Wainer. All other articles unchanged. MINCING-L A NE.—TI lIS PAY. Our market. trtally have opened with an improved ap pearance and holden are asking 'tether higher prices. BvGAR.—The public mks are progressing steadily. The relined market shows an advance of la. on Friday's currency for goods reedy for delivery. Lump., 660. to 695. COFFEE:I be public sales are going off without showing any material alteration. TZA.—The news received by the China mail that the shipments sheerly fur season from China to October. were upwards of 6,000,0001 be. leas thou at the corresponding period lent year, has induced holders very generally to sell at present rates. The lag quotation for good common Conon was le. cash. Rice.—A alight advance has been given, and the article hes an upward tendency. BALTPLTUE.-1, 200 bags sold steadily in public sale, at advanced rates. Refraction 6to 61, from Ala. 6d. to 40e., chiefly at the former price. Corrot.—This article has an improved appearance. BAGEL—PearI bold in public sale at 20.. Oil-v.—Holders are salting higher prices. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady at the undurnpa.i.ned prices:— Town talk., 49e. nett cash ; Petsasburs Y.C. on the spot, ols. to 51s. 6d.; Deconher, 615.; January to Mara, 52a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davie reports supply shorter, with a rather im proved demand. Priam meadow hay, 67e. to 70a.; enparior ditto, 224. to 50a.; inferior ditto, 50e. to 60e. ; rowen, 50e. to 60a. ; clover, 80a. to 100 e.; 'mond cot, 703. to 85s. ; straw, 25a. to 30.. Tm REPRESENTATION OP EAST KENT.-0 wing to the intended resignation of Sir E. Doing, through con tinued indisposition, preparations are being made for s fresh election for this division of the county, the writ for which to expected to be moved for on Thursday next, on the se moulding of parliament. The only candidate In the tied is Mr. William Deedes, who represented the constituency for 12 years, but was rejected at the but general election. After the close of the corn market, on Saturday morning last, Mr. Deeds addressed the agricultneets and others in the Corn Exchsege of this city, explaining, his views on the affairs of India, Previa InonetArY cries, parliamentary reform, church rates, and other kindred topics. ANNIVERSARY 01 TIIE YOUSR REVOLVTIoN.— The 27th anniversery of the Polish war of independence of 11130-31 fatties on Sunday last, the Polish exiles resident in London attended yesterday a funeral mad, which am per formed by the Rev. Emeritus Pcdolski, at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Plutten-eureet, Soho, for the repose of those who fell in that and other national strugeles. In the even ing a meeting of the ram Risterind Society was held at Sussex-chambas, Duke-street, St. James's. Owing to the absence from London of the president, Colonel Stymie, the ebair was occupied by the vice-preedent, Mein Szalteewski. Addressee, expressive of the unshaken fidelity of the Poles to their national etandard, of gratitude to h and ritieli nation for the generous hoepitality afforded thew. to the literary Aswesation of the Friends of Poland fee its continued active sympathy with the cause of Poland, were dolivernd by the chairman and several other gentlemen: alter which the meet ing tenanted. THE SIAMESE AMBASSADOP.3 AT COURT.—The Court newsman does not tell no all he might about the pme pentane's to the Queen of the Si mete Ambaseedote, whew physical quality and political unity are vele:elated to prolong our associations of the celebrated twins from the acne land. The Queen and her Court were assembled in state, and as soon as the door of the audience chamber opened, the Ambassadors and their suite' eight persons altogether, itimidered. vee on e aviiiyir bands p . r . of „ {iu u tl a aa nd us in th a ey o lluew body went up tho room on ell - fours to the throne. The royal gravity (her Majesty is known to have as keen seats of the ludicrous as most people) was eorely tried by this pro ceeding ; but when the principal Ambassador. iocreasing his prostration', laid his chin on the step of the throne, and in that attitude commenced to read his address, the trial became painful. The exit from the Qaren'e presence was accomplished bye retrograde movement on all fours like wits., the ambassadors keeping their feces always to her Ma eeety. There was a luncheon eerved in one of the state apartments, im in the course of which their Sms. Excellen cies, to the inteneo horror of the ussembled court, lit their pipes and began to blow a comfortable cloud. The Queen Myself, however, very sensibly and good-netinedly laughed, and said nothing about it notwithstanding her avereon to the fnierance of the tobacio plant.—Londen Correspondent of the Freeman's Journal. The works have been commenced at Constantinople for the conatructlon of the monument which is to be erected in the burial. ground at Scutari to the meteor y of the English eoldicro who died during the war in the East. M. Metuchen!, who is charged with the erection of this monument, had left fur Europe after hiving made ell the necessary arrange wards. Two out of the four etatues repreeenting Glory and Ren,wn, which are to be pieced et either corner of a lofty pyramid, are elmody terminated. ISI I i