The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-11 00:00:00

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Mild DAN This =anent the enamel ming meeting of the Royal Arriveksed issisty of Mei* ess had st the Raesty's Reps"lailasams-apass; lase Baas au la the A isempt dual prearet=tre g m ime " Zea si lsirest Challoner. Mr. Baass, ILP.• Ni. W. Mares, M.P. ; fisary, M.P.; Mr. Drebre. Ile. W. F. Rob* Waftrep, Mr. D. Weber, Ni. X Min, Mr. &slasher,. Mr. Illesesilibay. Plo.llllllt &e. _ . . Tb met% wbich;ie reed I,y the !Warn.; Name est twits 'slued time the hat Itilt-yearty meas. 110 try samt is it. het, esti maid& st the preemie elm et U preersen, 13.5 saws' 900 lite inulows, M 174 emeal Mn, td l seemben, taint 8,10. The t assell ben astedearegy timid t Imola ese et be absisteldemb be tomiety, le he pleat at Ur Ishe Beat Parana Tb Sabha espial et the society shade at %WU. b. Ili Is the Bea Tine Fir Cast. else. he fts./ Way. the samilloy abandia tho seelety , bevies ismamst stifiebes id Ake, slice the esseadlbeas seespili, •we ammitese bee ben ergebied a meet he the amok Y Itelawany sash am enreeemesle is be Tl adapted be dbehmee at buseaat bet arrobbesss Sablitay weft hem see d the nut isserbeble rienbleges et lye seeded implemeals vat Aria Y dds esesiby. Llemestrilbenessellpee lletbrelihst Go most Arm et the seinsis wills be Ingiusele ware seeded btk ltsib Sipa et dog**, amilmed wlilk id- Tb abew bet lee vas ewe et the basset aver bell by the asthaby, era vie ellesiell by a rimier warabsr at Allem ins es say see r ossolem. i. s= 6 2ll . v==}7 l. llClumerz ., ol l et lb awed 'as baby W =t Oliftlie UMW iSta ad bill et Om arillso led Mem istabbery= isl by Se webs b e ll ftl y= LIMY the gawir added: Mikis diem Web Y tb Isklet). OIL ; bate mbar ; 0 = bas esidea s ; hasos. 117 U.; dolds 898 • "6170, 1 1 68194 D o erA b rik Dews, red The lhreplir pleb et the remit he b Chsolw madagest be the tatlestsB embeilee: —L Live litsarsbeehed 17M. ; Matitade. 171L4 Davesk 1714 ; blob at mbar Week 411.; agebeilmel beram, ISIR ; dray hors, 7SL ; alba hem% 1161. ; Lamm sisep, SOL ; Sesthiews aim 111.; Weebd SIL ; Sheet Wailed dim 1K; Up ; SOL ; Poesy, 111 1 .—Teal, 1,014. 11—Ingistraele est litabtray ralehle Buse ML; bid lOL bear s, s bat eeLla .. r. `n UL ; Sold mebbee; Curries iambi elimi. swim he am dL ; awes be teat ; eta intsms ; 118. ; tit.; Awl or ales amber, lL; akimbo U.; iese mil, U.; bote-iset NIL IL; seepsossmi, ; wet palm lL ; am% IL; ahmee.melt. epymise, U.; ebeirpreeL&L;esersserside ; U slaw beak The pineal* aatebbgbeeisiel bomb width Om wises pia see elbesiobe ememlbmer mar NEW be smpethles Ihr than *II lobe *eh esithe p i l resebilese It set s esdealgal= sad tabl, ire sew bilteposs = bur* be ns bawl id ea lbe wasemsbine all the beiblesel ismitles, Y what le the sespelime ANEW Is • dada lord by side at die .sere se& abater Is tlis depersma, ask hi MA at the lempimeer fls t ri lta s a lm st% tu m o th. d<v slyest, sod reurehei me the &Wed& etesser Ale lea she perthel est asseiety Wade at the twisty opt earbeessL _ _ Mr. Ikag *add the make for the adaptive of the se µi4. s. SIDIM onegbdeed that the emanate of the sadly wee est la se realleury • beta as weld be dearad, and all ihe eslediesey et issosseicasly edgy*, mega air phew et lard Perham lb wit gin the ea/ems et he amid eabibetier d the moiety. Taw eariv wee mew la be slb yaw; helm ite adobe, te bed it tali, but ✓oe 'midrib leder" sad serldwbg ma arm la • she Searkelas bele it wee Oh tbe nip bed se he ambers ea be 'Pak as duty arbeeeed ha .Sin toe that,; its Itaderew treadle dash it be belewahreraer mearare, bat *lima spa le the pule, air pebl pas* bight hew he Walt ka at lb ' — des.dell Art ie . solearibe wadi the am red lowa he feel rhos d the libazl as tidy the wallawilies_ wail greedy bembe. doetidy we she delsieheir m=L:l , l b he pea ages • awe males Aftessft is the le he ofered aa he Walden ae he held phis Chewer, be she god • vegablea d heir warebee, rid thet day ebeeld he weerved hr peat le wdebb rains ylweghlag sad es begin abaiel s a • the reelety abeeld he isadand awe pride, aresameedealag heed to the age, oad hat mar he to awe precedent. Owe awyeartioe took *se aa to he expeadilare is the Alva, alter .h i d the brat was adopted, end hr. laymen/ Berker, Mr. Asehery, sad Mr. Joe. Drwes was deeted seetwe for the asevisi year. Mr. Mesas mpained et the beheld alenater el the amnia sad suggested thee • their sad.rrt Amid be . shiewleg Lbe sessel rase d spiritism et he scarst. Ca•thaerwa add separate rheauale was beet the aiseille Web* the warm rerkips, end the how wrisLeaden. hoolue thought these should be pabliebeL He speed with lir. Wary that near imposed lie easehar et eabersikers Wed be foi besegle sr M I.' S neetima et the scs issad et the awday be low& Mae to every lereatee dew, d them they night iled Itated la the prespery at the eadety. His toe *ha our het he sedgy ash with the brae et be diereed ought, be he mare then it did. LAW at the caritas aquedlawe, he resalb awned he• diallatat beed. (Heor.) The rata of the misty should be bee& her te the penal id of the agnealteral ball ass Sagbeed, sad vOll that view US mod= ab eeld wralgetwated with the heitlefirld dab. heves. • amber web, tor breeding work. sad • hater thew la Leads' 44 ht meek. Hew, hear.) With ebb aa mdgerwegea, • rob= ' might la adepad, end die leasepeNtis WON* curried out cm a men Mad* mi. The secisty &add aormange the eatablieb mat el hod beensbea, them agebeharel Improlemede d doesiptlea woad basso domed lain thoroughly God *Med it. (Mers, hrs.) Is pedinnes the Wasp plea of eppgetlei ladleadahato *lye of beak et he annual .ho.. he wall have this a/mbar Went wed their apwinteseate MN. pr • hes doe woad be of chance the t a d he atilt g lide aside= Ina called he (Maw) Csaau.fle rid theta asset were we aftwayilembe led peeled era ruched toweadelyatat posiet.= big Oho iamb* al ambers might I* loomed by he Name et dues eaggeetioae. het ha podaved addaty oa admioty, ad wader the dabs mersgeree lads" sewed eteriy-paylog umbers la the piece d brio swab= ahem wen set ad* tabable. As searded the aserete ebrp woe at a time era S. new p lwead army leak. *ban abed sea se MI at M wadi he r iL attow, M.P., add a had hoes node Mat Me tomeihd lb. mosey miss iiYd As Mk end dosed their sr rum Mew MO we bogey so, basun et the real ehditie ardiddeo vies mot Ldp anvoteed. Asy wash* add pot a pa lm= la adolsoldaN end he shod/ ha end * an taw Mad Wand la* the awed ilea dale to due is lie Adieu by tototloa toalt Ile darted be the Lasktsalialastiea Mr. Moen adveraled; e ell be be doubt wt the melba d this Imo body poinitat et moll Meet, be* epos eadadastt add tho bows et the eal. (Hew, bow ) AMR *se frether dearoloo, theaka wen voted to the Mb shims , ad the roan apponod. Tut LITCAGICAL A. Oxford Mea " otaes to • rottaapairary, "I hoe been • prwatrar (a t. M./ore, as It to Isread) of the Gook la thy Chest, to. upwards of Mere yore, daring which tine ay church he born attended by a. fall and toot willeler tba. so soy dock attallarly noted. within il l e= wthich I bier. My nannies arson are, hewer, dote tea I odd with, oweg to ea keg Or pedal* take ap by the litergital tonics; and I allow that wee I lawfully ambled t o tett= nein by anathatf tad add Um time thus red to thet pa rse whith at prone regimes kr the canna, aq so = wolf eon be dishy, Let the preset ma 'heatlswast smeller be amothad to reed through war erala s : z. ervion be assoecing Ids and lose the inger peeks el Ya m ose angiegatha • riath. Mr. Ampere *non way ample s hoe; whom Ma ether stokes do est ► tin aggrapat take vp each mete than • third of an boo Oahe dkolloatage, to In memo oder width in Yana-tea dkolssaws• exasando his mon ober in ear and • Ws pokes roling." Immo Amt.-Fanning maw to law boss withiantly youttabla daring the Ise few liquefy ens badlook in raking 'bow mato bare Men Ord by the owed of kr Jolia Teethe Bart., beeadz i lhal la Dwain toe 16 and in ochre fepar ent. Als Is the ret. -6rsJt.J neap,. Wo bath waiter won that to, LI litabarbert, beet., et TO Ogle Mall, in the moo d , is Wing Na seta at We., V tha toney of N red elesarkare reel-Ifolief hem igloo. A simpler Pis g match lately moo off at babe thewlalt, le • wage boot • tailor, • and a thanoke. knight of the WOO" Weed fle wooed sat its Pam or MUD.-The following appears ea wAtraile ► the tar hooka Spectator (waist= Imo) al Ws The thetn• have be.. Tay wow* alradsl la cesepronat of the enter drowb. k i rs iebae oll tin awfally noddy Oho of th e Wei e eqedally in thega wagar_keit Ohs Nee on snaterel •e e aweid ft nothethe klitthrefef melee 11-vla., • WOWS MI a Talli p th. Wasik thee edgy wilk lie Word saw • eat Am swan as am is sok Ws Ismosos 01 . 11 . .swaskes' s of AWL" wsffog Wilk ow bens to their w. Worno..__ lbws YUMA& PALACI. - O a s t; lULL33IIII DAL Iffe a I dds prenne, 1.14111 dabs ms WY% 3k2; Wel Artwo, 1,340. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1857. IKITIII. P. 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S - .. 16.0 N. 1v vss asseeers UM-- SSI SI fe ter.ert 4t. arlampla LIPP ......... IN IS al 10408 4 a 04.14405 ............- /4 4 4141. The Paris Pays says that a St. Domingo letter of Nov. 9 states that several Imeopean powers hod protested against the decree of the neeldent of the Domani= Re public, placing all the pate of the country in a state of siege. The situation of the republic ate no better at the last dates. THE REPRESENTATION or SCARBOROCOH.—Mr. J. D. Dent, who forserly reprimand Ynariebeevegh t, has addressed Use Gleam of Searborough in the iberr ti r a l interest. An =dries hes dm been Weed by (1.1. Cayfry, Req., son of &hard Caisp,Req. FALL OF A CHILD DOWN • WILL.—On Monday ni&t a little boy about ine years of age, son of Mr. Beenuel A nd, of Eakin,. went with a yenta girl from a neighbour ing hones to a well close by to fetch water, and by 801211 means the little fellow nipped into the well, which is deep, sad had five or six feet of water. The girl quickly gam an alarm to the hors mother, but a= *odd not at Brat believe that each was the are. On going to the well, however, she was disagreeably surprised to me the child splashing on the sedges of the water, whereupon she screamed out end as sistance mule. A young shoemaker named John Bose, voiantestred to be let down by the bucket, but the rope not being strop g enough to bear him, a ladder had to be proem= from • stack yard dose by. He descended and raised the boy out of the water apparently quite dead. Not being able to amend the ladder with the body he held it had down wards until a rope was lot down, which he tied round the middle and it mu drawn up. It was found that life was sot smite gone. A little sweet nitre was administered, and vomiting commenced, end he gradually seemed to recover. Afterwards a little brandy was given, and be was well wrapped up in a blanket. The child entirely recovered, end is sow little worse for his imusseame, though he was in the water over to mints.—Natieghoes Journal. STOCKING OF THE AUSTRALIAN AND TASMA- N:AN Revise art= fratatow.—As sae of the rivers in this pert ef the globe have this nettle tab inhabiting their waters, we unterits= • trial is to be made to transport either tits ova or the fish, and the superintendent of the Sabo at Perth has been consulted wpm the beet method fee4sMng that object. The ova of ish that live and spawn in sill water we imagine would not he dificult to oarry almost any disunite, but ore which require running streams to hatch in, will need a east amount of equation bestowed = them to insure maims. Try/overtime the Molt salmon =alit on its way to the setter erma the Iseult, end me aning them in a well in the alp, is the mat likely method of weaseling, but Will here the essapireture of the water in main the line would require to be lowered by _artificial miens. From sixty to seventy days may be considered as an sewage pensage, and few salmon remain se long as the, at es time in alt laver.—Glasgow Daily Mail. CAPTURE or • FOREIGN BWINDLIR:SCINEO lime slam a clerk in a Prumbus cowinsteld bare woe one peed of h”isir embessiod sows may setrembiel to kit our; and by Modem OM akenniebesor bad so far oil minced as to mho sespision err Into certainty, Um gentleman decontrol from sore AMMO, Whims trkh him some 4,0001. beinsging to Lie outlay's's, settling denno in a fultionablo lorry - dale inslich metropolis. Tbe eigkesta clerk chose a liendoiso eammolon sat d the sums Isg- Hatt kik. who aro so orb, serbt by • forgo assent ad a fair provision of Engliebrin, csgslsl no Istespnar,rol set about spending hie starmoz=nrynisiontrt sa w " Naos' of Leedom Volpe ef rim his tad, horror based to ad tbe eases of de yin. .was to morn Arra wire, essomponint by de was, he wok op hie rostisro In Crawler's Hotel. Tbilber, burovor, W wberoarts were ran bred, end as Troia, oneroUg, rift tbe bear seater= was drag down to rioy as lambs of &leek brooklar sone of son lead anemias, eurneyental by Prude pelkusiMou armed with a elowlire warrant, Ede sell epos Mr sal, agar • par timber unonsolholale moneys en hit wrists, tee Wu from the bosom (Ili estedobol tioribmg gray ar r 4 in ra hire on beard a Pruden brig t:enS a t Leith ; • abort tins be was on hie of to the moss of Ids netivity end noaltworares. A large snort of teensy, to goid, Mak of /hegira mil Persian notes, wastrel in Ms preseion, his way la tbe land of liberty being esansiy prolonged sough to admit of his exhausting his well-tilad exchegyar.—Beitodorgh Express. - - . . A SOClTamovroN WOMAN AT SEA IN LONDON.— There has been a teacloth story told this week ifs woman named RoweUffe, Hems sit Southmolton, In the north of Devon. She has a daughter married is London, sod a feet:night este the daughter wrote requiting bee mother to come to town, as she WU to be con fined. Accordingly the old women started for Leaden, and arrived at her plaos of deetination quite tab. On the following day, not seeing things easetly to her taste in the classing department, she turned up her sleeves, and put on her mane apron, with the Intention of mat:o ffing the ram; but there was no mop. She was fn the act of runniag out to purchase some, when her daughter called after her to mind she did not /owl her way. Site replied, "I should think I em not quite such a fool as that," and away she went just as we have desecribed—without a bnneet ; and when eh* attempted to return, the poor soul knew neither the name of the asset nor the number of the house, and eh* now found too late her presumption. She applied to a policeman, and was In his hands siz hours, wandering about London; at last, worn out with fatigue, and having some money In her pocket, she requested to be lakes to the Paddington Swims, that she might return to Sonthreoltes again. The reader may gum the consterna tion of her Mende at seeing her return borne in meta a plight. They at first thought she was Insane, but when she Meet her adventause she canoed roars of laughter in ths town. The daughter wee is a sad plight till she was in formed of her mother's safe existence is bar home again.-- PlesestA Jourfeel. iIRES IN TUE METROPOLIS. Yesterday after noon, while some students were wage* in the laboratory of the Pharmaceutical Institution, 17 Sloomsbury•square, is escape of gas took place sod set fire , to somo shel vee in the recut. Several engines were soon in attendance, and the fire Ina extinguished before it had done much damage to the bellhop _ A Si. also took place st a basket mannfaotory, 6 Utak Suffolk-street, Borough, sod owing to the combated natured the stock had got to such &height before the arrive I that it was not got under till the kf: 1 1, newly gutted. Fires, attended with cum ' As- ' enaction of property, also occurred y Stedurd'a. 4 liall•suset, Bathing I • rape& a 1 0: New•rosd, St. Group's gee; Yr. I. re, ststioner, of gantiah•toina. LAW INTULIGENCE. THIS DAY. JUDICIAL COILYITTRE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL. ?Xi LAW OF POUR DOlllllO - ?DM Ol WAIL V. TYR (101111 AZIPONDSIt2.- Their lordship. aismobled this morning to hoar this some. ressially dud, which raises a moat important question on the law of prise, and t h e decision on which will sae numerous Mbar are argued in the High Coact of Admiralty, with litilisenco to mends mired by her Majesty's ships of war dude, hostilities with Russia. no Lards present were —Earl Granville, Lord President of t h e Council, Lord Justice Knight Bruns, the Right Ron. T. Pemberton Leigh, ths Lord Chief Barre, Sir John 11= Sir William Moak, Sir John Patt.son, and Si, Ityaa• The facts of the ors are shortly the. The schooner Baltic, was built at Petals, in Rolland, and in 1552 was sold by public awake at Cammack, to the Ista Mr. Lewes.en, mordhsat, and ths Danish con sul a. In Kra, inSil dr was purchased from Mr. Haruki themess, toed th:. with other vends by W son Ms. Harmon Alssaarlse lionesen. a Dora ism dust al Aker, the poser appals.. At We tire cd the padres the Mdoa woe proseitetiag a voyage from Like to Coleldbodthr. sad en bar salvia at that port she was de livered over to Mr. Christian Chrktioern, thu pet of Mr. Hamm losenete. at woe kneaded . Danish p= Ha dog wee dier•• are arprat ial for a dam D.lsh arta yes sad a Danish new eiVto anylgekt her. She arr at Leith as the 24th , 1 11164. lath a ergo ef Yred, sad was Nal es the Slat by the limn of her Mejory's areas et that port, said pond. wort as • prim Wlbel math only soots of dos = li e d =rooe se bored, aaa the sibs, popes ld. :Le mat repro- The somessi far the Adakelty applied to that cart to con dem the Mt, traleg se the abeam of the earerary shies as the pearl of the ode her ride la treadle. me Md.. of the aressessreat of the hese no rm. Judge the De b earl le have Whinged, ot ths thee al air% ki arra %mews of Gnat Bents* red as mesh, Malts to soar =geed arimeed the are as geed sod krttl pre, the reed ta he p ygmy..rd sold. ebaliar pm soadigs haid eke bar rhea spirt doe Add ..d los eakeee Me* ail adirl by the apparel to this ore. It was speed art the appal le the AM shield he bud red ths kids of the Jellied 'oarlike vrerrare pried that f or gip. whit bee teeight, ought to be eleierei, MI widens e lemeges, neeledies et en ths ethers wish the aroplise at the Idles was to Me or the err tear MAN lb, deem of the Corr et Adakelty b the oar of Or lakr the _peers appal was bragrld es the pearl that the bees die of the padres at the rani thenner_ 1 die pedrair bed Wen soodaidted a err est dsdagelithr lass Odd sad larelhoe, dap ought le he rerseek r Armlet p ale the shamed sal the retiree ef the rat born rerned. Dr. Adana at Dr. Tab epper as esersi Ike the applisat. Dr. Itilikasa . Waist regneleemi the .were._. De. Phalan, wee brill firer, ea behalf et dr rem, ertl elarewiel dot awe were dreembreas la We awe Ala ilibleximbrd It Orem GA albs Wore &Wei by ewer *et Yr dailies et the mat below shield be dr ewe ralaid, awl the sppelhat readreowl la Dr. fir, for Ike appelksi, mai be al art ftkas that the kaki bad bra add as • alp, bat b• anksiat dr has Ng bra add a• as ammla 'hip. Mr. Mar ••• kit Dade amok lad la was we knows k balankiarl LW that • aviel mast be lb sulikat at a. I. Irk& aspire- ; a• Mr. 11••••••• kr • Das• ai cad* mot la • LIM Juan =alert Dram — Dam that rale apply to am* ? Dr. irlario—Usbeebeerly. lea Ovedeviile—De pee admit It wiles le vitoreesols f I. More add he el set Arab it - ...H. TY emus. ef lbe dip 11111111 re amp bee ordeeel ebeeeeber while the ablip we tweeelba; end the prose el this wee. thet ft • 'meet, whim ilimpellehed, Waged le ma army sad was .in.{ be woe re addled M seetliedes. The .pas wen pcoratieer whoa le west Is peee. 1118 POLIO& COURT& THIS DAT. MANSION-NOUSE. Room thisail, a strew err wee brought beim the Lent Mayor charged with Miring noire half a sorweign Mimi* le aerie Beejamia, of 4, Aldgato. Tb.psoree mid that the prienner entered bar shop diming Ire temporary absence ander pretence of getting tiro haltronee tor • pinny, sad contrived to steal • half-love ✓eign, which wee wrapped ap paper, hum the ME Joseph Tompkins, °testable 587—1 took the Weimer late emtedy. ilthe wag beet to the station-home sod searched, and a half-eonweign wrapped ap in • piece of pew was found ember person. The pkce of pope produced by the officer was identified by the proescatrix se that which she bad put the halt er/Mega. Mrs. Chambers, the female member, raid she found the half-sovereiga In the hair of the prisoner. The prisoner received • very excellent character from her late meter. The Lord Mayotr—What did you want to get two hall petit» for ? Pritmeer —Became I thought the penny was a bed ow. In answer to the Lord Mayor her late master said he we willing to take her into his eer•ke again. The Lord Mare. maid that under these riren,stanees, and ►mll..ing this we her ant client*, and se the proucutriz did net wish to press the charge, he would kt her 6 upon bee Wean preemies suer again to commit en set of • Tbs primer, who wegristly distreseed, pre the avow may ponin, sad ins d iacb.rg.d. SERIOUS 14IL WA ACtIDENT. COLLISION IN THE STOUR VALLEY TUNNEL• Yeaterday the 12.45 Liverpool third-chum train left the New-stamt station, Birmingham, at the opal time. Five et six Wattles afterwards the drive, et en POP whisk bed jest been deteched from sa bi gamies Ye* wishing to proceed to the Creeoent anise shed kr • swift of coke, asked the eigrialmaa et the Medan end if the tunnel whether he might promeL itssaviss so sumo in the affirmative, he times Mel. sod emit an the tweet St the motel speed. Whigs sixty ge iseweeipprde of the other end, he suddenly ammo in selikdia milk • tech as the same line of rails, sad this, le maid eat, was the one which had shortly before left the Meths is, Liverpool. The coecuation wee • very serer* one, 'Peg% mach lees then if the tads bed bean sudiesery. OCellerlag within the tassel, the ahem lilt wee of course =it imL wes Sound tret m a n g . o m od hs dett alasr Pa demsp tat heea d " . dame bath le sad peppily. The presagers wen r ow" sed this wee heightened by the besiege sad were whisk II was seen many of them had sustateed. I The stem wane speedily tutee from We nrri.gra, end l big mat he, the tepees of all were attended to e u nirepet r fir es peilie. while • man end woman, who sommedtbe meet geriseelykiset, were seat to the General Hoe- I Pad. As los hap gal, the teals was • third rips one, End ee le paid Y as is when tide is the cep Injuries were sustained by • Imp samba. At least sixteen or eighteen weans UM IMO K han Bart. Mr. J. Brown, ceemeeted I wilt the Mare depertment et Eiteteerepere station, bad We SON NM, end knee coetneed ; • women named Cloldsinde, !rem Olespegeseldee, who wee going with her husband sod Ihmily M Illsiwea-Tent, voodoo! • compound fluelere of the kg; sandmen from Llverl was badly bushed ea the limed ; lve er six others bed bedeee aimed the heed sad war pet of the body, which Mr. Hooky's*, ore ef the sewer called la, dearihes se somewhat minus; end the einisieller bed 0111dasfoas end wounds of • trifling rho/mtgs. lmenmetely_ there wee attached to the guard's van a awl. ha of rellway officers' clothing end this helped le break the onneemice. Tbe guard w badly shaken, and the driver of the enema (Charles Ward) had hie lip eat. New of the merlsges wen thrown off, and but little delay wee arse ; Ise ea MS OS the van end empty carriages could be delsehel, sad the excitement eotaewbet eneyed, those of the peesespre who were uninjured, and all who were not hart badly once more took their seats, and the train proceeded to Lieerpool. On import at the hospital het night, we (nand that Mr. Brown and Mrs. Ooldettraw wen gibs' on well.—Birmatee hem Dimly Peet at this ley. num.—Mtn DAY.} -This (Priday) morning, batman sae awl me af alealiaa g ee Mamesim chancier brake est as die romiest Is Mr. W.l. Watem, • bailer. Isms es Me y Clasp, la Archway pima Upper liailleenty. The enema& ammesaal Is a imp d weerateaterkey prewbee sterly lad lisp sad dl test irMe. TM whets et the Isibilags Wile Mod with timber mil yeettrisidiel week. Mita lad We tin es lerally dist at was pined It we hared the easiestedes mold have Wls raise the wlatial Middlar a iski egiag I. A 7011• Taros. sliml alyss& dm ragisterisi 81 V101.1 at Mr. y Wailes WON 411116 the wady deck Is Mile eammaied, aad the etaiitag at the Alchemy Tavern considerably damaged, sad the dedreyed. Mr. Watms me insured is the Mesta nets Pkwillab sad Mr. Maltby, the pro prietor of the Aram., Team, wew beeared fa the /on and Facade Pin-on. Arsatlits estlemim era st arted with mob lose at paparty, happened as the pre mises belesilag le Mr. T. Taylor, draper and tailor. tom twe beam, add smeliend 27 aad 2S, Parker's-row, - TM Ed le' . Vinioas says :—" The arrivals of wino as Sem dfi elallaae to he very coaaidecable. The eupply ham IfirgenAy h hest semen after, Use Fries Wag more saidnriga la emparises them hr Benham amid ether aims. Ist pawl, the lastatlene at Paris are Meer than ia the aspareuura, arsc-iss• Mao helm. however, la ragman Al Berderal, the iracitust of business le rat large, and prim here slightly &Ohm& I. the Nail of numb Ivey Mae salsostion sea be observed. Of the Wide of the FNMA wipes, Burgundies are at pretest the most active la Wag ferneded to their various points of deaths than." SHARE LISTS-TEM DAY. Two o'Clooi. The railway share market to-clayiX rather firmer. In several cases prior, have improved. OrestWestern stock maintains yesterday's advanoe, being quoted 61 to 4. Midland has risen to 861 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire to 91 to ; and Great Northern to 23; to I per share. London and North Western is quoted NI to 944; London and South Western, 441 to ; and &stern Counties, 10i to 11. Orand Trunk of Canada shares are fiat. Northern of FISNON and Great Luxembourg are inquired for. OILDINAIT SHAM AND MOLL OIL 1 ra. lanwAls. asktes.Neß.,omv. SIJ Mot uanii.Woh. l :=l4::l Illrbus. Us. elm Jew ~.r erirr :__ Dot. r l4;tly" . rill. • Dahlia & Mlist 0•18% Ohm • - k r L Tlft* bus% nra. -131"4 6 *Mk Wan Mee el NNW lkellisi ...—...... . _ _. Pk A. 01.11:116 16 NA 4 iali gi emu Waimea Ds, iliserVsaiiQiE Lamar ma 011ie - Va. Ild/b . Ds. 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Consuls for the Bth January have been dealt in from 911 to 921, and are now quoted 911 to 92 ex div. The Three per Cent. Reduced are marked 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents., 911 to 92; the Five per Cents., 113 ; Bank Stock at 217 to 219; ladle Bonds at 335. to 275. dis. ; Exchequer Bills at 3s. dia. to par; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 98. Turkish Six per Cents. have been marked 931, and are now quoted 921 to 93. All other foreign stocks are firm.' Sales are recorded as fol lows:—Mexican Bonds, at 181; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, at 431; Russian Five per Cents., at 1031 and 1041 ; ditto Fourentl-a-Ralf per Cents., at 981; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 23 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for amount, at 93, 921, and 931; ditto Guaranteed Pour per Cents., at 100. The influx of gold continues extraordinarily rapid. Yesterday we announoed the arrival in the Downs of the ship Essex, from Melbourne, with 105,256 oz. of gold on freight, worth about 421,0001. This large supply is expected to go into the Bank. We also bear of the arrival of upwards of 60,0001. in Russian half imperials, brought overland, the navigation being closed. The amount of gold purchased yesterday by the Batik of England was as much as 165,0001., con sisting partly of Russian coin, but will not figure in the next return of the establishment, which will ex tend to last Wednesday evening. The 305,0001. in Australian gold, ex the Tamar, reached London yesterday. About 25,0001. is known to have been purchased for exportation to the Continent, for an exceptional purpose. The whole of the residue is expected to be retained here, but owing to the time required for melting it, only a limited proportion of this remittance was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Suffolk, from Melbourne, with 450,00 W. in gold, has now been 68 days at sea. At Amsterdam on Wednesday the Bourse ex hibited great heaviness, and a fall took place in the prices of nearly all classes of securities. he price of Isar Ulcer was yerterdaytlxed at ss. 21d. per oz. standard; and that of Mexican dollars at be. Old per oz. In each case an advance of id. over the last printed price is shown. This is solely due to the exceptional demand for silver for Ham. Wm, which continues unabated. The produce markets remain dull and depressed. Where sales are effected, lower rates are in most cues acceded to. _ _ _ The steamer Khersonese arrived at the Cape of Good Hope from Portsmouth on the 14th of October, with 800 troops on board, and the Sarah Sands on the 15th idem, with 900 troops. The latter steamer sailed five days afterwards for Calcutta. Yesterday was held the meeting of the creditors of the great house of Messrs. Sanderson, Sandman, and Co., bill discounters, who stopped payment on the 11th ult., just prior to the relaxation of the Bank Charter Act. It wu stated that the liabilities of the house on bills amounted on the llth ult. to no less than 6,298,9971., of which 2,013,8901. has since ran off. Of the latter sum, the amount returned unpaid is 91,0981. Of this, 49,1251. is expected to be paid in full, consisting of bills upon Mews. Dennistoun and other houses, from which 20s. in the pound are ultimately looked for. As regards the remaining 42,0001., the prospects are un oertain ; perhaps 10e. in the pound may be rea lised. At the date of their stoppage the firm held bills endorsed by the Liverpool Borough Bank to the amount of 132,0001., of which 63,2001. hu run ofE A considerable portion of this has been secured, or will be secured, by promissory notes. The bills upon Mears. Denniatoun amounted to 87,4001 ; the proportion of this that hu run off is 76,4004, of which 14,4001. is returned unpaid, but is expected to be ultimately paid in full. The remaining portion of the bills discounted by the firm, amounting to 3,277,4101., fall due as follow, viz., from the 9th to the 31st December, 1,088,7801; in January, 1,182,1101.; in February, 807,5301.; in March, 279,1001.; in April, 112,2001. ; in May, 23,9301 ; and after that I date, 6,7201 It wu mentioned that in 1848 Mr. Sandeman joined the firm, with 30,0001., and in 1 1856 Mr. Sanderson, jun., and Mr. Sandeman, jun., pined, with 2,0001. each, making the total capital rought in 34,0001. The pirate from February, 1848, up to 1867, were 327,4381. The drawings of the partner during the same period were 111,6001., and the losses by bad debts (including the estimated loss on the realisation of the standing assets), amount to 183,9981. Thus the capital and profits together were 381,4811. De ducting from this the partners' drawings and the lasses, forming • total of 296,4991, a balance of 86,9811. is left. Adding to the latter sum the esti mated value of the partners' private estates, viz., 40,0001., we arrive at • surplus of 105,9811., as shown in the balance-sheet prepared by Messrs. Turquand, Youngs, and Co., and published in the Zepress of the 4th inst. The balames standing at the credit of the several partners' accounts on the 11th of November were as follows, viz.: Mr. R. Sanderson, 36,9291. ; Mr. H. F. Saneeman, 41,6001.; Mr. R. M. Sanderson, 4,3741. ; and Mr. T. F. Sandeman, 1,4081. It wu agreed that the estate shall be wound up under inspection, and as there is every prospect of its realising twenty shil lings in the pound, with a surplus, the general feel ing amongst the creditors seemed to be one of satisfaction. imeeting of the creditors of Messrs. Broadwood and Barclay, who stopped on the 9th ult., was yester day held at their counting house, Mr. Kirkman D. Hodgson presiding. Mr. Weise, of the firm of J. E. Coleman and Co., submitted a statement of the liabilities and assets prepared by his firm. After some discussion, resolutions were unanimously agreed to for the liquidation of the estate under the lupe°. tion of Mr. Kirkman Hodgson and Mr. Adolphus Klockmann. The liabilities were estimated at about 212,0201. and the insets at 6.9,6911., but the result of the hquidation will depend chiefly upon the realisation of the property held by the firm in Porto Dieu It was incidentally stated to the meet ing that Messrs. De Cutro, Liudegren, mad Co., of Porto Rico, bare authorised the payment of a com position of 10s. in the pound, by three instalments, to the holders of their drafts. _ _ At a meeting held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Henrys and Co., importers of fancy goods, who suspended payment on the 2nd of December, an offer was made to pay 74.6 d. in the pound. A fter some discussion it was agreed to allow the firm one week from the present date, with a new to their ascertaining whether they can increase the offer to 10a. The creditors expressed their willingness to receive the latter turn by instalments, in 3,8, 9, and 12 months. Mews. Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the acconutants, estimate the total liabilities at 13,5531., and the assets at 0,7451. A mee tiugoFtii: creditors of Messrs. Alexander HiMs sad Co., who suspended payment on the 24th Mt, is called for the 19th inst.. s s s _ On the Paris Bourse speculation for the rise in railway shares is restrained by the sericus falling off in the traffic of several of the leading lines, tn gt clndin more especially, the Lyons and Mediterra neas • med Orleans. shown in the weekly traffic return of the and Yorkshire Railway is 3,721/. A meeting of the Netherlands Land En &nitre, Compan is called for the 7th January i{loOteel of the 4t h January), when authority will be aalten to_lictrow 160,0001., and to carry out, with eniriestitne, the financial scheme recently adopted. .With reference to the market for American iseuritiea, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follolt 1 The market fur American llllCUritie3 C 0116.111161 rery steady. State stocks base ben during the week in good damned. whilst there has been a moderate business doing in railroad bands. Those which haws attracted the most attention ans the new Michigan Central 8 per Cent. Ist Mortgage Bonds, at the price of 76 to 78 per cent. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaits is sub joined : The market for American securities in London has been extremely quiet, with very moderato towassetions. Priam are without important alteration, but the turn is rather in favour of the buyer. THuuDAT itTS.I*II. In the English stock market, at the commence ment of business this morning, a little hesitation was observable amongst the speculators, owing to the statement made by the Chancellor of the Exche quer lastnight, that parliament may be called upon to give "temporary assistance " to a moderate amount to the Indian Treasury. The restraining influence exercised upon the funds by this consider ation, however, was very brief, being quite counter acted by the decided improvement which is becom ing apparent in the money market. During the whole of the afternoon great buoyancy prevailed, and the funds closed at the beat point of the day, which shows a rise of per cent. compared with the quotations current at four o'clock yesterday. Business was by no means active, bat the speculators are encouraged to operate for higher prices by the knowledge that a large absorption of stock has latterly taken place for account of bond fide investors. English and French railwsF shares did cot participate in the buoyancy of the funds, being prejudiced by the slackness of trade, which is affecting the traffic of many lines. At the Bank of England to-day there was a fair average demand for money, bat no pressure. In the discount market the tendency continues favourable, first clam bills being negotiated below the Bank rate. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money on offer continues large. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to ex div. for the Bth Jan., opened this morning at the same price, and gradually advanced, closing at 911 to f ex div. The official baldness report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth Jan.), 911, 911, 911, 911, 911 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 911, 911, 911, 911, 911, 9l1; New Three per Cents., 904, 911, 911. 911, 911; Bank Stock, 2171, 217, 219 ; India S•teek, 219; Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 99, 991, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 98, 97f, 981. Exeltequer Bills remain steady, at 21. dia. to 2s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were in considerable re quest to-day, and rose per cent., closing . at 921 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have risen to 99t to 100. In other foreign stocks scarcely any Wei- Dees was done to-day. Canadian Government Six per Cent. Bonds con tinue in demand, and have risen tolo7 to 108. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocu. The market for home mining stocks this morning is delL The transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange are limited to West Basset shares, at 22 ; and Wheal Edward, at 7to 71. The • inquiries are still restricted. In foreign mining shares there la an entire ab sence of movement. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Stet Russell, 3 1-16 3-16 ; Peatelseu, 21 ; Bortri4ge Con sols, 30e. fid., 34. 6.1., 325. 64., 33e. 9d, Wheal Wrey, • 6 5-16, 1. A petition for the windbag-nip of the Dhurode Copper 1144 g Company 4 expected to be heard before the Master ' of the Rolla tet the 21st teat. COMMERCIAL AND MAEKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The trade in )lark•lane this morning was doll in the , outruns, and bat few Wee could be owls, and these were at prices rather below the Mat of Monday last. Gnarl flour We. lc per sack cheaper. The supply of foreign barley arse large, and trade dell at . dd. to la. reductio•. 1 41:07trvoWdlt114;u11 of sale with OA turn is prim in favour of the baps.. Baena awl par unchanged. asaivati tiro WSDON raw' Dna T TO DEO. 11. SWIM */*/011. MO. Para now .. WINO ..... ia• 6110 Oats ea Kaabh lbee Mo. SW ..- ..- new. 14 4.14 4•44414 :1410 mks Loner Amooos. WAIL OIL OIL !Way, NIL ; OW. ler. IL; Roo. OL ; lioom AL W.; Pam Ni OIL 111PEILI•L — iiisiAaii — . Oil ■ .. ....... ..... rub it arli :Id iPrie irs% 4:rt New. T .............. de His ad MN 41 im 3d {S Od Um = n .... ... . ...... 513 111 Us Id 1M 11 N. fd 140 N Ms I 313 3d Me 10d Mg 13 Ms 91 illn 90 .33 ad D a , . .... ...... lls . hd 3 11: ti , 2 i t i, t u 1_ la 94: 50.1 , i IM 413 Id 403 41 ile•WVAig. Limn 113 ad Or 111 Id MN 111 *I WM 49.114 blisr• — W hal. WW.7. Os% itie. Dar. sod Peas, ls. ISNIMAN IM113.• ti 111.1TVATIONS a In •1101..• MINI OP 1 1. —; .. ; 4 " ' s• • . .-- 71•— : 7 s i • .. . . s 1 • .. • , 4 9 S 0 9 ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT XiONBSIC TZLIORAtN4 01:12 OWN COZRISPONDIOIT.) we have had a moderate stSaadmisee. The prices are steadier for wheat than els Tuesday. lonia earn was IS. per quarter lower. Flour, beans, pea., oats, meal, and other article. =changed. Weather dull. MINCINO-LANE.-TRIB DAT. Buomt.—We have had a dull end drooping markiit this week, the quantity offered In the pat& melee have for ex ceeded the demand. end • large portion was bought in, yet we niece oar quotations is., and the good current dederip flows only have been in demand. Refined The quantity ready Ss delivery having been *cane, prices have been sup ported. Curras—Thid article has gone off heavily end priced are rather lower. Tea.—Cocesson congou has been sold at Iltd. per lb., which showed a further decline, and medium c-mgou muotbe considered rather lower. SALTPTIIiII lass declined Is. to le. 6d. ; good to fine quoted S7s. to 4 Is. Rica.—A limited business done at previoud rates. Rms.—Demerara bas sold at previous prime. Brims have slightly declined. Ivritoo.—No sales reported. In other articles no lueenel alteration, but market, gem :ally have been very dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market Y eteedy, at the ensexed prime —Peters burg Y.C. ett the spot, f 2. ; Deserater, 61a. 9d.; January to March, 624. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Ths supply of beasts is rather lamer than of late, and Norse vory good qualities aro on sale. Monday's quotation' are folly supported, although trade is by no means brisk. The number of cheep is very small ; however it exude the demand. Trade I. reoWingly dull. The small amount of business transacted is at about Monday's rates. Calves are Pelting rather better. From Germany and Holland, 78 brute, 130 obsep and 80 calves • Franca, 100brasts; Northern and Midland Counties, 600, aid 103 milch cows from the Home Counties. Per slew OM. a 6. a 6. I Par Ilse of Ma al. a O. 4648,111440,44 4 8 4 10 Dot D. • 11•4•64.811 • 0 0 Bea 1114402444:01 4 11 4 0 Nem •4 1 S 0 8404.4 401004 01•404 8 4 4 , .. 0 0 Cubes . Nw 8 • 8 40.118sra 0 0 0 NA VWS 4141•0084. • 4 Imolo ... 0 0 .2144414 •1 mart" LIU : &sap mil 2044/44. 2.130 ; mine. 12); Oa. H1D118.—(711.18 DAY.) LIADINRALL. —The prow are —Mita. to 641* Md. to 3fd.; 6411194 to Mo., Sid.. 721b0. to 801ba. Rd. to 4d. ; 80Iba. to 841b0., 4d. to 4td. ; 841ba. to 961 6 0., 41d. to 4id. ; 96Th., to 10416.., 41a. to 41d. ; 104 b. to 1121 6 0., 40. to if& Homo Moo, 9.. to IN. CJf Was. li6bt, 3.. to 50. ; toll, 711. BRIIIONDSZY —Sheep Sldno—PoWd 6.. to 6..; Keats sad bale-brad., 40. to 40. 04.; Do.oo, S .. 2d to 3.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIB DAT. Yeew. Petteadea and Smirk, report tlattier;.; a good trade doing in hope at late prima COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wykm, les.; Byer's West Hartley, 15e. ed. ; Loupidgets West Hartley, lea ed.; West Hartley. 15s. ; Morpotth West Hartley ; Walls End Itiddell.lee. 31.; Newton Main, Its.: Walls Ha d Harlon, lee ed.; Walls Had thetas, 19s. ; Walls End South Hellos, 18s. 94.; Walla End Teen, 194.—e 68 ships at market.