The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-16 00:00:00

LAW nrrzwelsokeT: TRW DAY. COURT OF QUZEN BIRCH. (Sittlap at Mil Primo at onatota.—Before Lord Campbell Ned • Spatial Jury.) 111111p1.-BILL TLANSACTIONS, Tlse pLauttnf, te. pith& oilier of w W.. i crs Beak of arelanl. brought Me Wks whet the defendant, Mr. lota 9ouitb, a wersioesserm, 1a Bow Cbutch-yard, as the sectorss of two bins of sasheage see for 8241. 12s. 10d., deed 16th of May, 1867, sad the other for 4234. 2.. 2d., dated the 26th May, thaws by a Ib. J. H. Asdanon on Mr. A. L. Bollinger. The deledant denied that the lleldommist wig bin The oosasel were—ek PlTbaniger, Mr.Free= and Mr. Manny far the complainant ; Mr. o•MeDay Mr. Stamen foe the defenikat. Prose the opening Weeeweat of Me. Prentice, k appeared that the ills in gin:anon bed come into the hands of the bank tkeoath Marra Monteith and Co., of Oleskow. That be bad large transeetions with • Mr. Warwick, in London, and early this year one of the partners we. Introduced by him to the defendant, with • rtew to fore tranrctions between them. The bills to oration wee• handed to Mr. Warwick by th e dredant to be for warded to Glasgow, to Mmes. Mouteith, fur the perpuee of =dironated, the arrangement being that they should the roceeds tor fourteen days as • remuneration to them. The nob days elapsed, and, ea the money wee not remitted, Mr. Warwick per...dud to rgot., and got I,IOW. from Marra. Monteith, and of which he paid 800( to the deindant. The bills not being pid when due, an action wee commenced *gator the t ender the Bills of Ex change Act, and in his eSdavit In copped of his appliestioe to heist in to defend, the oaly defence set op was that the Mlle had bees eadoreed to the bank by Monteith and Co, after they had broom dee, and mid not • word of the alkyd The evidence ef Mr. Charles Warwick was heard yester day, and at the sitting of the court this morning the trial wee rammed by the examination of other trimmer ea the part of the plaintiff. %aduMr. O'Malley, on the part of the dream, called the de lt. Mr. John Staith-1 am the defendant. After the inter view I had with Mr. Monteith In Landon I gave four blue to Warwick to be dim:minted. The paper I handed to his pan • mar description of the Ulla. I don't ksow where it r.. I had not then the bills of Messrs. Hayter. Mr. ILL Seger Is a etorkbroker •be was th en indebted to me in a sum exceeding the ateount of the two bills. I applied to him to get Ms acceptance, and he gems it, I whet him t0c . ) . 1 . Ma. Anderson to draw the bills, and he did so. Esv get the /our Mlle front Mr. Bellinger en the 29th I headed to Mr. 9/smith on the same day. At that thee they certainly did net be my signature. It ie true I said to hies —" Cheeky, I won't endorse them bills," sad he anwireret, " There is no sled Le it." Ido not know `whoa handwriting "John Smith" is, nor the dreum illawas nada which it wee written. I nerer sign bills " John Meath," I invariably lin them " 100. Smith." I side • mooed afildarit after I saw the signatures. The name " John Smith" wag not put on the bills by my dire, Enemematoised—On the 7th of October I tootle a weed efildant, mid uid, If ay name was placed on the bah It Ina plead there without my satheetty. I keep my sccoset irlth the Union Beak sod is say Imelda, book I Item alined my mar ham AIL I new had say direct Memeetkme with flee Wears Birk of ecolland. . _ hfr. Charles Reiressa—l on as. of the cashiers .1 the taloa Beak. I ND with the defundant's . I do set the signstures as the two heat him I emedaly amid not cash • cheque with malt s sipetess. I saw ems him alga his name be fall. By the Jery—lt le mad kw a weetemer, 011 operettas an occoant, to ago aims la M. se troll as his usual Vramphill, eiV in apoold this was the asset ems of howl hhad ever lumens is the berm •Wps, w which bad come within hie ammisose dr' keg petted he me • comp ad se dm her. The way ea tba timed 11410 that the de bar* did ast mama which inn the sultiect of Ns meth& Mehl& la sil 'eke moats weee sllotted to be Cut.rem iminhi sil that He dime Let relied an, , It led set gives dal samiderstica for the MIK snL *et they bad bees ailiesod to them after they Immo the, bed mthely NMI. Tim Jury comm. them t=elatit.treithlits Imo the leas Ade bolder* for ; bat if the rishadeat did art :Maths am iss / e masa wee not mMataiashie, and the qu = me whither they were perearied OM be did theiths. wee mite ethar that be laleaded to la them them aad int be weer deabled that bedroom mill he mer the stpliam ad Ha, we than that hie Miami ass tem slimed la fall Imbed of " Jim," width be wag nee dommothed to relmes whkh had beta set up. I y f thry cou ea ld the =p di pm thee le same bony, or 4 0. other 4 = he mat eat of bit rag courm and his la fall, the demise vanished like maim and It was he these to am whether that was not are m ight% ream Om to impute, mot only direct pMery, led famery, to Mr. Itheamith—forgery, kr which he might - be unlisted add 01014•00i1 to pad streteade he Ph. TIM attics was brought emir* 4tthadien es whewerre bins ; wed ewer •• mast leitlog AIM 1/1 rafilmme, a yeses who did set &ay= • tarty to • MI it aseimm a z ic ao met to re ep • hire whim it as maws he so- WWI • Mtge tint them were smeembierwitemis be the Hat be led • ahem meet the meth: bat whim thimideat made his allidoett. be Md net try the wer• aot stiped by him bat dm the did sot give vehmhie masidetatina he me tad vlbei them was earkresil to them after it Mame 4w-, mal he aelsoi te be Y be 1e defied the mats 00 to.. pcmais. hod siterweedq kiwis( Mm the eigastana he MUM they teem written b r him. That wee m il • semis mode promelies, sad matt I. pee the plum whet edepted ter those ta us.:lemes th e jury woad my whether tire delhadmm is imertham with hie clear thelatia mid elm hie seestiag Is the Int twesam did mime the hffib. The yespeemisnewe of the wrideacc, W the d the preheldities. were S. ismer of the pleinliffi bee they maid he. their own mistime. Theimy this melted, end after being Aral about Meaty reamed hito court with • verdict fair the plaintib lard mid he Amid he.. bees may math war ping if they bed hand say other verdict. Oat of the Jory—We bad very pest difficulty to tl..Me- Verdict i for the plaintiff, damages 7591. 19e. COURT OF BANIRCPTCY. (Baby Mr. Conseideser Goo Thom) 1W as DIMIO= AND GORDON, no et laprisoameat et tires beakr:CZ:toit IL me made b Ibe met to di them to the seenat abet& hail be Weed yaw iseresailair ; hely assiassey Won they cock' be it ale Mb iell eaPter haakrupts. Ng. Lilian's. Ye orligara, aired so 411,11dika. We Norm owed thal Ike wort dosabi be dis obeyed. ead awe the bedtimes eufe lir Ogee swathe, le ebb thew to apply kg dq ea white le we their eseabletba. CENTRAL CRII(INAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Mahn Kr. Pturheemic Q.C.) THE KURDS)/ OP TRAIN, Tail POLICE- OFFICER. - - - At the apeaing of the court, Christitur Itaterr, 77, de scribed se a surveyor, wee arraigned opon so indictment while Maned him with the *AM murder of Chutes Tide. T pisonleaded not answer to the gambither er pleaded whether be ld tried by sad an English or • imago Jan said he should e lkso be tried by • jory partly composed al headroom a n d G errams. He wee told he me not entitled to ham French or Ger amae only as the joy. fee AI the law allowed was that hen thejary should be fomiyuent The primmer explored himself matiailed to be tried by a jmy so wrapnted. Hs woe thsh arrehttted upon second charge of eteamel i.e w oe a wearing apparel, and a coundarable got et tornay, the preparty of Arthar Bellmatise. To this iaelioanent the pilaw j!lesded Yr. Tondergest arid that possibly the primmer sight sat be avant et tbe importance of the coarse ha bad taken with MINIM 10 the mere mime cheep, and he pat sevenl casminne to the prisoner with a TM. to ascertain whether he was fully aware of the step he was taking, sad Lis Plogenr eta4a. is reply, that he knew what he wee nemg. Its van guilty of stealing the property, sad did not elite he trisd by a jury a l m a that charge. The *ea! guilty was then recorded. Ldley, wise &feeds the primmer, shortly afterward., awe Ye mark sad applied to the commissioner to allow the Se retract hie pima of guilty upon Use sexed eed to plead sat guilty to that chugs. Ile roods Gs applioation an the epremad that the of war • sad did not undersesad the eaten of the pro • f ar w XL said he thought that under the of the plea r einem densee phew ought wed le retract ea Way, ead a plea of sot gto riPtyalle wan accordingly entered. Mt. Judo Lie nod ilr. - Judee Crowder shortly otter. elide leek their nate co the tuneh, and K. Liney then 9.ad le Ptak lordships to allow the trial to lc pseeprool to ine east seasint, ea the posed that the primmer ind - ocie endishol to prepare his dialloce, he haring tidy bees ossemilled end an Friday I. bk. lea* wise appeared he the penman,. laid b• Owed the woo a remonabb eon - sod lie *I•1 Idol to the fasisery seedene. VOA to postpone the trial of two gemomen sawed Teen sod Piper, action wino the rind Jury hod reoweed•• tree biU for niedennanow, rehrotee to the slimed ilseamtion of the amine of the dead la the Morbid@ beryleg•ground. Yr. Singh, who appeared toe the protorestke, es tea& of THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1857. the Cootoirionss of Mme, amid be sr sot Instructed to oPPINI the arpbotAlkos* awl Ws ow alto ma thirds* issigssodlo alit ZIMIEL ja 4 415, s zerpsetsWarlooking lam a j g •- • of utftri a :::=l, stemptessi frt. cm= Lent to He WWI& yr =maw Is ala pea penal 'units& THE POLICE COURTS. THIB DAT. Bow-enuort Lw.o act= I An esesedingly 11 1411aWyteurs who ells& lbs self Jaka:lratelrr, but whims reel mans Is 2Timsdlig Lewes, war brought up on remand d a r e d with being /mod in the shop of Mr. Raven, buot.gieker, of Lily lleseenmereet, kw the pirpose of connuitiing • fidigiy. It ap that the shop wee under lie care of Edward Church,ttip r romouter's foreman, who ma the day of this occurrence heredity loot), left the *see for a shout time in order to go to another establishment kept by proeccutor in the neighbourhood, to fetch Nome additional mock. On returning, loaded with boots and sheen, hokum& that the dear, which he had left wanly had been opened. Them wer portion of the door being Me window he looked through and taw the prbeser on the In sult. Ile wee about to open the door to eon» met, whinh Church prevented as long as he could by holding the handle of the door, but encombeeel sa ho wee by the armful of boot* which he was carrying, he was unable lose to resist, and so the pri mmer got the door open, and r i 7 , .."2 put hint, took to his heels. A young man who w as mg at the moment saw what occurred, and imoirdiet y eat oil In pursuit. Tlik wee no other than Lerigo, the mmeniger of this court, who It will be remembered was appointed to that poet In mufti Titmice of the part he had taken in the parsuit and capture of Marley, the perpetrator of the murder In Parliapent-street. On tots oremion 6e followed the prisoner down Well street, and along Eteter-street, to the trek of Evil:Sal A. it VAS evident that the fugitive must turn the elbow in Exeter-sheet, and so come Into the Strand, Lerigo turned off into Burieigteutreet, sad than getting into the Strand before the man, met him at the corner of Exteter-street, in the very direction In which he least expected Interruption ! Ledge seined him by the collar, and although he kicked and struggled violently, held him till a waterman tram the cab • rank in the Strand came to his amiatanoe. Ile wan committed for three months. LAIIBZTR. LITEMPTIO lOC ICID Mrs. Rebecca Johosom, a respectable-looking and well dimmed female, who had been brought from Camberwell workhouse, was placed at the tar balm* Mr. Elliott an a barge of attempting suicide by throe ing herself into the Surrey Canal. TiZmaia Williams, a portion at Mr. Hi&, the Anchor and Hope public-house, fiouthenepton.eleset, Camberwell, mid that, on the evening of Wedurvbey week, while In New Church-row, the mummer came up to him and asked the way to the canal bridge, and ho told her. She nett sehed him if there was not a public-house on the other side et it, and he replied there wee. She then inquired If he had any objection to deliver a 000ple of letters for leer in Picton-eitteek Giorge-street, saying she should pay him for his trouble. lie told her that this was not necemary, and she pee him two letters, paid hire for .11111 beer, end left him. In a moment or two afterward. he looked behind him to see what bed become of her, when he maw her ran a. fast .he could towards the canal and fling herself into the water. He followed immediately, and got into the water, but tt was some momenta before he auctrieded in getting her out. She we. insensible, and woe removed to hie toaster's house, and a medical gentleman mat for, end ibe we ultimately conveyed to Camberwell Workhouse. Policraosstable John /lampoon, 315 P, said he came ap Met am the last miters had taken the prisoner out of the water, and sew that ohs waa perfectly insensible. He (wit. nem) satiated M removing leer to the Anchor a nd where .tee was attend e d by a me di ca l gent l eman ; and on ported recovery he took ha In a cab to Coral:aura Workhouse. The pris,:ter ears...red great contrition for what she hod done, and said that she Irac wiry much dlstrweel hl Wed through the unkindness a her booboo{ who wee strum. at Norwich... A mineable imams, the snot of the primmer, usontt tie matrigrato that if ditcherged the wouldtalis ass fist nothing of the sort altoald vela happen. Mr. Elliott, after a severe admonition es to is Won coodiet, ccomsted to the priemer's dialogs. MIST INDIA irousz—(rss zur) This morning a special general court of Rut India proprietors wee held et the ladle Honer, Ladesban street, for the porticos of considering and approving reisaksi Lions of the *tort of dit soars for 'creating to Illejoriainssal Sir Asehdels Wilson, Bert., K.C.8., aa nays* of 1,0001. • sad to Lady Nall, the widow o f th e l a t e Brigadier-General _ _ and b Mm.N.chcleca, tho mother of the late Brig*. dior-Osolool Jolla Nicheloom special passions of MW. pet maim reepeedvoly; Mr. R. D. )(amour, M.P., chairmen of tho mart of directors, prodded. The 81111/bilMel erns very nuenerous.• no iglu of the previous court baring been read sad maileueed, mad mom other formalities gone through, The Ca.uttuax saplaiard the object for vrtdcia the cowl had hem .0 monad, sad observed that the resolutions pro p:slag to great tbe pausing were unsalmou.ly area to by the Cirurt of Directors on the 2od of December Lat. The report on the re.oiotios misting to Sir A. Wilma having her rand, CIIAIRVAN recalled to the recollection of the cant the diatinguialud acrvices of that pliant geseral is ledia, dwelling in highly eulogistic tense upon tb• pen he had Wt.& the attack span Drlbl, by the forces under the command of Orstorsl Barnard. At • Try early period of the campaign GUMS! Wibts obtained great reputation with the army for Judgment sad valour, sad when General Reid handed over the e ,m• mend to General Wilson, who was then ► Brimadier-Generala the gallant general paid him a high compliment in the 'Mose Mend to the troops. From the line General Wilson took the *mamma a vast improvement was observable in the lefties of the army ; the indomitable energy . of Sir John Lowrance moo pLured a siege tr a i ls at hie disposal, and on the 14th of September the sae* on Delhi commenced. Dutong the following ea days General Wilson conducted the fighting in perm • and the conflict arm one of no ordinary character , ell th• difficulties of street Betting had to be encountered, sad not alone tad the g,euerel to counteract the arms of the enemy, but be had to prevent their seaming Lila men by the oars of beer enA Pointe. with which they were plentifully amp plied. Seery difficulty ' however, wee overcame by the energy aid i n trepidity of the general, and evenlasNy Delhi wee restored to oar posamolon. Siam then lbs Sove reign of thews realms bad marked her high sense of the rag leant melees by creating him a Knight der et lie BOA, and elevating him to the mak of • baronet; and it now remained for the East India Osminay, wham servant be wan, to evince their gratitude la tie menear mammal by the court of directors. Had General Wilson beau blamed with a eon, he should bare proposed to the court to grant the annuity for two lives, bat, wobble General Havelork, he bad no male children, and It was therefor* only neeemary to continue the mayfly fur the penerare owe We. Ho moved a remlation mann big that el the mart of director.. Sir F. Cuanza, the deputy-chairman, emeoevlod lb. revo lution, which tem pat end mewled unanimously. Tbs CUAIIMAPI Mal mewed a taaailltiga conerudeg rho modem of Lady Nee and kir• Niihniaon, reconnthier the reeks, et their gallant hoolionds during the recent cam page. He reed a letter from the Governor-General Is glowing language of the services and character tri tiag o late General Neill; and mentioned as an illuatratka el ths continsoon service of Brigedier-Genimd Nichohon, thee although he only entered the service In 1839, se a regimental captain, he yet encreeded in rising to the Mgt reek of • tirigsdise-paeral, in spire of the jealous system of by eeniority, before he had attained the age of 35, bye ego at the time he 1011. That fact alone de monstrated ter WSW Nervier of that gallant young tam, sad premed what aim. Ids death ace:m.lmnd the Cont. • slimy. Sir F. Cepitz seconded the motion. An menolawee having been moved by Mr. Leal's, C11•11111/11 laid the directors OM 1111111111 t to amend She original resolution by making these pensions adilidona theme the lobes were entitled to under the impelatione of the company—namely, 1201. a year to lair Neill, and 801. to Mrs. Nicholson. 1.1 - pos thu intimation the amendment was withdrawn, and the Meisel reeohttioc wa, pat in It. emended forte. Mr. Lawn mowed •. another ansendmint that the asnetimis es be waled ehoal 1 be 7504 a year. Mr. Toccoa amended thisarosndownt. The Cttauutaa mid Lady Neill would be entitled to 1201. e year trom the company, 201. for each of her ebildrea. lame the Compaerimate Fond, and betels= 5001. and 6001. from the Military Pond which is bedew pa Meet of Me company. The Court the. divided when there appeared for the amendment, ; againet it, 31. Another amendment yropoeleg that lady Neill should have 7601 having Leon rejected, the original moths wee carried nein. eon., sad the mart adjourned. A REOIXT ATTEMPT AT AASASAINATION.—MY. Deals Brea, who w.a atuabed sal beaten by sa armed party cm Etuerley. lb. Orb lest., our Deekerrin, is the Rises County, h mormerins from Om effects of the injuries he nesived, sad has identi6U am of his ...silents, named Pierce UM, who ha. ba r n fully committed fur trial at the eau* =lass. Brian is *boat twenty-four years of sp. His father I. a herd of n Mr. Mune, whir midis several miles from Duakertin. Brian was hind for the wpm; ha admits his gat, bet refuse to disclose the mime of his compeuleati or of those who employed him le comma a. wifikr. It is 'apposed the other parties, feerbeg that Brien would tam approver, have left, the ereatry. .1 tel NI IN !la a. Ito til! ii I II II 1 , 1 IS /4 IL IP eid!i it r ii I I le a. !! , 1 ti SHARI LIBTS-2HIS DA Y. Two O'CLOCK. The railway share market to-day is well sup ported at the advance which was established yester day afternoon. 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OM aaGersedby 1aii.1411.. Da. Jab, . Irk dlqa 0116 (Untaii). W S. lastiaa... _ WWI I IVC 4 - 9.4;." i4 - it I _ _ rat et sasisata Ds. !tsp.'s. at tbs Wake' per d. Pre. Gltsst ktfts Pena... .. / di 1 IT pi. re Ulte 197 i I vo IC 4 SS 11 TS IS PI Il+ 11 l i lli Sr. '1 ;$ as r. 1 ° I.". 47.'Veltur us 1 . 108 US IN lel Is IS VI II 1 1 Of 181 I l Oa Po --.— 1 li 2. 1* II pa Per i Pa u 74 e iii 13 i My el 1101YBY MAREET.-71118 DAY. Two o'Cioos. The funds to-day are somewhat tatter, but prices are now quoted the satde as at 4 o'clock, yesterday. The other markets are generally firm. Consols, after being sol at 921, are now quoted 911 to 1 ex div. for the Bth Jan. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 911 to 1; The Three per Cents., 911 to 1•; Bank Stock, 217 to 2181; Exchequer Bills, 4s. dis. to par.; Exobequer Bonds, 1858, 991; ditto, 1869, 981; and India Bonds, 35e. dia. Turkish Six per Cents were first marked 951 for the new account, and are now quoted 911 to 95. In other foreign securities little business has been done. Sales are recorded is fOIkOWS :—Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 92; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 03 (exchange 128.) ; Granada Active Bonds, at 17f ; ditto Deferred, at 41; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 251; Turkish Six per Cents., at 941 and 941; ditto, for account (31st Dec.), at 951, 941, and 94/. The Centurion has arrived from Sydney, with 107 ounces of gold and 10,000 sovereigns on freight. The Bank ofEngland yesterday purchased 200,0001. in newly imported gold, making an ascertained total of nearly one million mince the date of their last return. In the discount market first class bills are still readily negotiated at a sensible reduction from the Bank rate ; and at the Bank itself the demand, though to a fair extent, is not heavy. All these considerations point to an impending reduction in the rate of discount at the Bank, but considering the general position of affairs it does not necessarily follow that such a step must be adopted this week. In the Stock Exchange yesterday the rate for loans on government securities from day to-day was about 5 per cent. In the railway share market, in con nexion with the settlement, very high rates were current for loans. Within the last two or three days the Ottoman Bank have received 42,8001. in gold from the East. The 169,0001. in specie brought from New York by the steamer Niagara will reach London to-day, and will probably be sent into the Bank. The steamer Atlantic is expected to arrive at Liverpool from New York to-morrow, with • con siderable amount of specie. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the quotations for bankers' bills on Holland, Frankfort, Vienna, and for long paper on Paris, were rather lower, whilst the rate on Ilambarg . was somewhat higher. Con tinued distrust was evinced, and it was impossible to place the bills of many houses which :it couple of months ago enjoyed the most undoubted credit. The current gnotations may be given as under : three months, 12.2 to ; do., short 11.17 to 19 Rotterdam, three months, 12.2 to 4; Ant werp, three months, 25.70 to b; Homburg, three months, 13.11. 14 ; Paris, short, 26.30 to 40 ; ditto, three monthA 26.90 to 26; Frankfort-on-the-Msine, three months, 1211 to ; Peowebarg, three months, rat to 33 ; Vienna, three months, • 11.10 to 15 ; Trkete, three months, 11.12 to IR ; /dadrld, three months, 47 to I ; Cadiz, three menthe, 474 to 4 ; Leghorn, three months, 80.60 to 70 ; Genoa, three months, 26.30 to 40 ; Naples, three month; 404 to 4 , Palermo, three months, 1224 to 123; Messina, three months, 1224 to 123; Lisbon, three month., 614 MA ;"„Oporto, three menthe, 624 to I. We are authorised to state that tie bills drawn on Messrs. Heine, Semon, and Co., by. the Nord- Deutsche Bun k of Hamburg will be paid by Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sots. At a meeting held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Mendea Da Costa and Co., who stopped payment on the Ist instant, it was arranged that the affairs of the firm shall be wound up under inspec tion. The balance sheet, prepared by Messrs. J. E. Coleman and Co., states the total liabilities at 231,6731. The assets immediately available appear to be comparatively small, but the result of the liquidation will depend upon the sum that may be realised from the debts clamed as doubtful to the amount of 47,4251., and from the claim of 112,3111. due from Messrs. Da Costa and Co., of St. Thomas. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. J. H. Dart, in the corn trade, who suspended payment on the 18th uIL The statement of affairs submitted by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., the accountants, estimates the tota l liabilities at 18,4034 and the assets at 1,348/. This statement haring been taken into consideration, it wee resolved to sd journ the meeting in order to allow of an inrestiga non into the account between Mr. Dart and Messrs. Bardgett and Picard in respect of purchases of grain which is stated to have cost 9,8001., and which bad been entrusted to that firm for sale on his account. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Allen, Smith and Co., who suspended payment on the 18th ultimo, is called for Friday next. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there were some further proceedings in the case of Messrs. Dotal, of the Kettering Bank. A dividend meeting is to be held to-day. The liabilities are stated at 130,0001., and the assets at about 80,0001. In the same court was held the examination meet ing in the case of a person named Hine, carrying on business as a lawman, in Piccadilly, who was in the habit of receiving one per cent. for accepting accom modation bills for Messrs. Macdonald and Co., of Glasgow. Bills of this character have been ac cepted by the bankrupt to the amount of 8,0001. or 9,0001., pasting through the Western Bank of Scot land. The following letter refers to a point raised in a recent debate in parliament : TO TEE IDITOII OF Sir,—Objectiona havieg been made to a statement made by me in the Boum of Commons, on the Bth inst., to the effect that the Glamorganshire Banking Company had foiled and paid a dividend of ISs. or 19s. in the pound. I beg you will sUow me to explain, in y o u r c o l um n s , that I referred to the " Monmouth and Glarnorganshire Banking Company," which failed on the 7th October, 1851.—1 am, fre., 7, Austinfriare, Dec. 15, 1857. T. IL WEGUELIN. The Commitee of the Stock Exchange yesterday ant in deliberation upon the conduct of a member of the establishment who is charged with having habitually and mireeptitionsly possessed himself of telegram, intended for other parties. The committee having, after receiving evidence, aatiafied themselves as to the truth of the charge, decided unanimously upon the expulsion of the offender. The resolution stands for formal confirmation on Friday next. The produce market' remain very dull and heavy. On some qualities of sugar a fresh decline of ls. per cwt. was submitted to yesterday. Rice, saltpetre, and many other articles continue to droop. The royal speech at the opening of the Sardinian Chambers points to a new loan for Sardinia, chiefly for public works. The decrease shown in the weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway . of Canada is 4.8901. The hilt-yearly dividend is advertised on the Portuguese Three per Cent. Bonds of 1853 and 18.58. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List: Insurance Shares:—Atles, 16j. 151, 16/ ; Albion. 96 Alliance British and Foreign, 161; Crown, 191; English and Scottish Law Life, 4 ; Globe, 92 ; Guardian, 49‘ ; ba wls' Fire, 380; Imperial Life, 171, ; Indemnity Marine, 130; on and Provincial Law, 31, j; Law Life, 63; Rock Life, 71. Canal Shares:—Birmingham, 881; Coventry,l9o; Grand Junction, 49/ ; Kennet and Avon, 6j; Leeds and ppoeool 501; Leicester and Northampton, 13 ; Oaford, 106; Rochdale, 80 Regent's, 16; Wirsick sad Nepton, 9; Warwick and Birmingham, 24 ; Worcester and Birming ham, 161. Oss and Coke Comps:des :—Great Central, 111; Irepe 70; ditto Debenture', 200; London Parliamentary Prefer ence, 261, 27 C harter er 47 ; South MsVerslittut. 31 . it 34 ; Weetminetar 60; ditto Western 3. Waterworks Storks:—Berlin, 4; Grand Junction. 601; timbals, 96; Southwark sad Vauxhall, 89 ; West Middle sex. 99. iii: 1:. ii; re. Dade. 78tyltbast, t . lapse" Yu ir74llW - tiaal Da. A pit oat DS. Ow aw. Itzt Dialed NM Gas.— Draft Siaalasi pm et. ErApTigar — ii.kAirp.ii I E.A„Respatia.* liuul Ll=(tad. Sir* COLONIAL OONZINNAff AL II pe.iliAtiely IN NS NA N. DAtimulaoLhAss. Ib Do..=;: i reac :00 dc• INANOovApA.Deb /11. p.m. eq. we DA media NIS .. IL istAAA•A 0. eased. IN IPL Al/A.I.AJOaty IN N N , If Si Si UN= LEASED AT [llAlpset_ Low!! (lank Lost. IELI lAsklisistrithe ( Isluslimilt.ifsmers) MAutism meskdamism). &tow Yaw, Amt. (Mimi It7=Vtits) • OU. Itaretitilb.. 111 Ossm hum ems& be et. brairma; earthirei DWts 1•11 . Rellealbre.rartellata Imes Oreedirlab earells armee:: lelba reforesra (dee Lae.rebary. Bra eara me ßand ar se Pea Da. 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Swat gelding . 71 00 10.001 S4,IM 110.000 ?MVO I r.rool »~i il.iii 11,810 Mal KW. 1,7 N 111,611 15.0 8 0 MOW KM IKON 1 4 000 MVO .!5,0 II IS U SI MD 111 1 CI die 1 1 le SS •1 i die ir -64 66 M II T. Si 1 it1=11 . 744.41.1:11e1 mi t . il ll : WAN WININIPUIIe ...... Ma P Mr. Sow . I 1 WM* ib;i4l64• —•— rail: 44 ISI .1416411tai a Matit ell Pr4f.lll gar a. ... all 4 Palen sa 1 .ratieraii . sll : 11.4.*Aismitsorliiij a .Mr. lima .-- . Ail 1114444141 , 415trapit ..... He MM. Ult. et all 1111.114.4174114 a all Eare=udbalLY4L... ler Om. Wile al Leman Ma. Itala 14 1 Omni . . 1.4.4.84a.41021111.4 . b0n. all iqttItINIIMIS Est.74l. sil Water iSt Assofr. 0 MAUNA rilmout 4 rettnellin Ds. DE,* lo.apste.Pritiast lea lie. Leona O N. that.lmul kw* Amireleina it Illorips Slry p. *IMO . "Nov err... iremas.kOriestal IT. F.:. lgiii 10.000 109.010 :On /MOO 7 ;CM WOO ISA! .00,Kt 0,114 L ea i stii3iiky - frOis.7.= I W . Ito, . ......, I nap . )1611 Pii.eal...— Awe, %loa . 4nlr:l D. Lk. Itaainnac vs is' ii ii lie IS IS Ile S 1 i I i 1111 I/ H at a,' li a N II =. arl tie 111 4 i /NS It 111 IN If 111 II ti l il 4 4" 110 101 • se s 11 1 1 6 6. 6 i i 4ert -14 seer rim DINEW. WA. Vial& Oaks Do. Pont TRAFFIC RETURNS. MHO Tar M T. 4•4 a - ~MI &nadir 147. liejTheak OS 4.40 6.149 1016,)76 10,4 et l IM 1.0T4 9,N6 ltil 4.467 1,1106 211 SASS Litt 1111 WS* 4811•11 504.18. DA/0114/41 /111•Nekse UO wok maw it... TT. Is241••••1 1W Hera .... U 4 Onsi WWII% et NIMES .... Weak meat Ifortl44ll4fareilig (IL D.a. & CU.. NS 5011444 m. Die. 12. 010040 sad fag* Worm Week odleg Tea U. Wirt and Canty 1:1040 .... IT 11.54 M 1.9.5 3,453 OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY.—The receipts of this company, including the likonrbridge Estes/Jon Cent, for the fortnight ending De• cember ti, have been 7,8921. 2a. 6d., whilst those for the corresponding period of 1866 amounted to 7,6651.2 a. 11d.,end the expeodittue, also including that of the Btourbridge Extension Canal, 3,8001. 14e. 84.,being at the rate of 48.18 pie rent, whilst three for the onrespondleg period of 1866 amounted to 3,6931. Ile. 10d., roe at the rate of 48.32 per mat. The sum of 91,3944 le. 10d., being receipts for the lint ten fortnights of the half-year, added to the 7,8291. 2a. 6d. as above, makes • total receipt of 103,2861. 6e. 3d., an against 92,1201. Os. 4d. for the come pondieg ten fortnights of the previous year; and the sum of 41,80.51. 9a. 6d., being expenses for the first ten fort nights of the half-year, added to the 3,8001. 14s. Bd. as above, makes a total expendinue of 44,6061.11 x. Id., bang at the rate of 44.16 per cent as against 46,2031. le. GIL tar the corresponding to fortnights of the previous pew, or at the rale of 48.91 per teat.—[Not.—The mode of ocupWag the sonnets differs from that is operation last yew. For 1 1 purposes of comparison, the corresponding kite& k 1860 k kelt with acconthsg to the present sputa] This impression is by no means general outside of the Stock Exchange : nevertheless the funds closed with great firmness, at an advance of per cent. over the 4 o'clock quotations of yesterday. After that hour, a fresh rise of about 4 per cent. was attained. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91/ to 1 ex div. for the Bth January, opened this morning at 91 to I, declined to 911, "sellers," and had advanced at 4 o'clock to 91/ to t. After that hour, the price retched 91t, "buyers." The Stock Exchange was kept open until half past 4 o'clock to-day, owing to the settlement in shares. The official business report is as follows : Three per /Dent. Consols, for account (Bth Jan.), 91f, 911, 91/ ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, Lis New Three per Cents., 91 1, 1,1, 1, 1. 1, 1; Thirty lean Annuities, expiring in Oct. 1839, 1 13-18 ; Bank Stock 217/, 218} ; Three-and•s- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981; ditto, 1869, 981, 971. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. die. to par. One of the most striking features of the day's business in the Stock Exchange was a gnat rise in Turkish Six per Cents., which were in active specu lative demand for the new account (31st instant). At four o'clock the price was quoted 941 to t, but subsequently the quotation advanced to 95, " buyers," for the 31st instant. This sudden rise of lt to 2 per 'sent. is understood to have been assisted by the closing of the account of an operator for the fall. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. have risen to 100 to / for the new account. Some other foreign securities were rather firmer. Bank shares to-day were, in some eases, rather dull. Bank of Australasia, however, were quoted 11. higher. London Discount, National Discount, and Australian Agricultural shares were inquired for, and firmer. The shares in the Indus Steam Flotilla remain quoted !, to I prem. HINES.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. Scarcely any business has been done this morning in British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are reported. The market is altogether languid, and there is little or no in quiry; sales are effected with difficulty. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company have been dealt in at IL Foreign mining shares of all classes arc dull. Subjoined is the official list of closing prim in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Consols, 131 ; Devon Grist Cowls, 430, 435 ; Lady Bertha, 125., 12s. 6d.; Pendeen, 21, 3,Sortridee Console, lf, f ; South Caradon, 34.5, 360 ; Wheal Ed ward, 6f. The shares in the Land and Mining Company formed in connexion with the St. John del Rey Company were officially marked in the Stock Ex change yesterday 11 and 1$ (51. shares, fully paid). Creditors of the Mexican and South American Company are required to prove their claims before the Matter of 'be Rolls, who propoees to adjudicate upon them on the Bth January. Trasnwr Ivintueo. The market for British mining stocks to-day was utterly stagnant. The dealers being engaged in the settlement of the account, very little business was done. Shares in tin mines show flatness. Generally, however, prices were quoted as before. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE= MARIE-LANE.- 7 THIS DAT. The few parcels of Euglish wheat at market this morning were diapored of at about the rates of but market day. Foreign wheat sold slowly at Monday's currency. Barley underwent no change of importance. Oat. could not be purcbaaed cheaper than in the beginning of the week. Bans end peas arm, at Monday's rates. ABLITBia =TO LOIDON WitOD DLO 14 TO DBO. 14. Melia &di& LOW laream. Mod lag I 10 Brig 133 040 r •I In i~l`ek flag 0 MINCING-LANIL—TIIIB DAT. SuoLi.—Thia wilds continues dull of oak, sad the pub lic sales are going off without spirit, at the decline of le., which was established yesterday. Refined lumps, 665. to 6ffe . . d'orrns:—The public sale is programing heavily. TEA.--A fair aruout of barium,. done, 1,000 chest. common Criegou sold late yesterday at 12d., usual terms. Rico dull of sale, prices are unaltered. firm —Proof Leeward. quoted 2.. Panes:.-1,600 bags Penang were offered in public sale, sad bought in at 4*ll. to fid. Nurnros.-280 asses limed offered in public isle, and bought in at Is. 9d. Baurrerne.—A farther decline of le. to L. 6d. was established in public sale. Refraction 7* sold at 365. , re fraction 6, 37..: refraction s*, 38e. 6d. Cocruszat. sold in public sale at about previous rates. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The whet to flat. Prices are •otcd as follows:—Penn. burs Y.C. se the spot, 625. Dasswibw, 625. 61.; Jimmy sad Mar* 625. 6d ; March, 535. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARBET.—THIS DAY. News. Pet ender and Smith report that the demand for hope continues to increase; the low prices 'enooursgiag speculators. COAL MARXET.-TIUB DAY. Wylam, 10.. 6d. ; Beira Walla End, 16.. &L ; Davison'a West Hartley, 15.. 3J. ; Netherton West liertley, 15e. 34. ; Tandeld Moor, 13.. 3d. ; Morpeth West Hartley, 14e. 6d. ; Walls End Harker, 16a. 9d. ; Walla End Gosforth, 16e. 6d. ; Walla End Haswell, 19..34. ,• Walls End Hilton , 19, 5.7.; Walls End Stewart's, 19e. 3 d,; Walla Ead South lietton, 19e. ; Walls End Tea r 19e. 3d.-79 Ships at market. THE DEUMMOND-STREET TRAGEDY. INQUEST ON THE BODIES.--(THIS DAY.) This morning, M eight o'clock, Mr. Watley-, the coroner for Middlesex, held an inquest at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Drummond-street, on the bodies of two persona, male and female, unknown, who were disco% crod late on Sunday night dead, with their throats fearfully cut, in the home of Mr. Harper, a ix Ste-alicp keeper, No. Z.'S, Drummond-street. The jury having been sworn, welt to view the bodied, and on their return the inquiry was adjourned. The coroner directed the beadle to have the bodie re moved and their clothes examined. Ile had no doubt, from what had transpired that morning, they would be able to di.- cover who they were The coroner then directed the bodies to be taken to the deed-house, to remain there for the purpose of being iden tified, At a late hour laid evening Mr. Harper succeeded in tracing the cabman who drove the parties to his hoagie, and through him the hotel at which they bad previously stopped. The waiter from the latter, the Penton, in Penton street, Haymarket, identified the bodies as those of the two parties who had put np at the hotel. They arrived from the Dover stati..n on the 23th of November, and remained until the 3rd inst., the day on which they arrived in Drummond-street. They need to live mederately at the rate of U. par day, and paid regularly. Thheey seldom ,poke, and, although they gave no name, were rendered to be foreigners. The driver, dames Martin, also recognised the bodies. He was directed on leaving the hotel to drive to the OreatWeetern station; but when he had got half-way up Regent-street he pulled up at call, and was told that they were not particular. and only wanted a cheaper hotel, the one where they had been stopping being too ex pensive. He drove them to Harper's. Neither the waiter nor his employer knew the name of either male or female. ACCIDENT TO MR. WIDDICOMB, .tT THE SURREY Tweoree..—Last night, shortly before the conclusion of the porbemances at the Surrey Theatre, the audience were some what alarmed in consequence of the following accident to Mr. Widdicomb, the wed-known and popular comedian Whilst the company were enacting the farce of Welingeon Figgs, and whilst the audience were screaming with laughter, tbefr mirth, woe euddculy slopped: Mr. Widdfoomb, who took the part of the hero of the piece, is concealed behind a screen, and one part of hie performance is to throw down the sawn, when he i s attacked by Mice E. Webster, who is deemed as an officer. Unfortunately, just as Mr. Widdicsanb bad laid hold of the corner of the screen to throw it down, TVIBOAT MI Webster, by 3.)1/10 mistake, instead of striking the Tho funds opened flatly this morning, owing to soma with the sword, struck the hand of the hero of the the sales of stock for account of the Saving s Bank . ; .hr b or a r it each Varies as to cut to thr t r e gh bo t n h e e ntl i of le o and at one period a further decline of per cent. hcomorrhei ng e e tko:YeS, g and Mr. Widdicomb becoming exceed was shown. In the afternoon, however, th ere were they feint, Le found it impossible to proceed further with numerous purchases, and a decided upward move- the performance, and the audience was informed of that fact. ldr.7.M. Donahoo, the surgeon of No. 3, Westminster ment set in, rumours being at the same time circa- road, was at erre sent for, end that gentleman dressed the hated that a reduction of the rate of discount at the h b w r a, aced after hand in sidings° ma tLae be son enabled . It is to be hoped that t r. Widd e tc l t t t Bank will probably be made on Thursday next may be speedily enabled to rem= his professional duties. irgift :—Huogerford, 6f ; Vatishan, 17}. Docks :—Lcadon. 91). 1