The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OOMMONL--(Tifis DAT.) The links= Ise the ask st twain mist. lIIR WRY HAVILOCL. __ _____ ___ Xt. FITZROY breeihit - up the et l is the ia the Crews, staskokte wish el ormrg el es Ole Rom Havelaelt. Oe Ile Ipmellsa Ore the tessielima be moil • mod Wok Calm& WORM impel we the severmai the of eatiodlog a tte n clea Ifs pint • ses. amok lissalf =the Win week 'll. 1•11 pee Ohm& eal w bathe Is wbklt Reim bid bra swank oh Mb 'A labama the Violins Orme he lb ember ta Re Y. Veda, tine d••••••••••, he dm& the .11.111ree!li VOW be *MA la &weft free mit to two frawsileas. , ) lb. BAGWELL la this km evisie, soh ea tho rscantzry el fal shovel dot Inkoh bar irl i trl el& kz It that bar ow Won : 1 11 6 11 1 • 7 - Ow doe visor. lb. dee:te amen to the sorrier width the Mee toss tk. laineme bid taireal Na la the isms d the meallay, et t ii. altiengh me et dm watt. Weed he me be theeight a parer if wadi die — lar h hi la = lie ems et Ikea Mew * wan a mammal to the memewy et the lea J. Lamm" It It EH tae math ems Mara Ids rarebit beetbar. (Cheer) To the girt alimbilimehe abeam et the bee Oh J. Lamar, we, at few, weal the Way et the Pier* it mot the ultimate arum et Delhi, maim hear amilika would be bee lo "CONthe eamety et kisdielbrikei eerier (Her) LADOTOHI yleld le me ma la hie it eta. Meer dlithar by them part a. bid boa swab= shad. err some alit is their eater r Ibis. sistier ee the beams they wished to tee twined wort be Ohre Wit vibe. It Medd be Mt le the is,,, le admbiale that berthas et Heard wither Her ilea ett ally is be part et makes et the Maas et Now lb ermieed Ma. aserme r near hew mash wee ahem ban the pro aid Mee et thine ma ed mewl wham plebeian. by the mem, It they woe bet by aimelare 1 retiring. It wan rho whada g r " mace et be lam le rpm la eyries as thee pwlae whoa the mem eared cm liiilolllllo is pat VOW denrnd meal: kr Mee dm mars had set yet area, hmere the h.tis,ebbed mikes et them piliat am von NM Is_p.(.lles,ar.) Girl moat ti wficie.m.a mama or wish le Mate to the eir rnmtoTo. took a Mama Mew et the tae- Mae War Here of Clamor to these matter he that at the right boa. rathesen the mare kw the Urmatity. How coal. • grmetal eratri is heller sew ha ems d them dadarielie. sonar themb) ispreadeg it Omsk the medium at he mormeeteare primer t Seel an n hams meld bar Or kw Anti a latia, r e vt os al olerdess eat arty am this dilloM6lll bed tree ed rem (Ilete, hem TM *ill &XL baremet wee lemeirmy to oak amottor le the admilmaties et the Cllyt teat, GM the Improper ot mamma es the part et the cent et armors aid the Band of Coeur ; hat he wee milled to arr. Bdl wen, atm • brief dismiss, rod • thi' Ise rd pored. hem TM slaw seders wen allsrwsrds disposed ot, sad the ellearea. The Nome of Lords set this aftersoon to receive the Irk Isimaity Bill, sod rod it • bee dros. FCIIIII6I PAPLIS =LAM' TO TIM INDIAN Mumma...—ibis morass • name b pordamost was it .I ale feather aeries oilman nialive b the ustiodel Ms Nast ladies. TM poser part ef lbw dossmants res in of ammalme fandahnd weekly by tho Otemeasr of Deno% and Imertsdad by the Clowernar-Ckineral Is the Dfranses of Ma lan India Company, of meats in ths Lewes Reviser ..emoted with the revolt. The reptrts mined lam shoal the mid& ol May to the 19th dept. Than am air mwmthas entsading over • shorter wk.!, fading as GOMM Ilynembsr, tram the Lisatenent-floverner of the Custral Provisoes ; and dommehes tem CM 001111101 , Gomm' to the Coart of Memoirs, accompanying munettves atthe lAsstenant-G oversee of the Acetic-Wentern Prortnees and repots of the commionamars if the Aliababsel and Dr me divider. Is the tonne cis reply to • letter fee. the Oneentsr.oesenel, ateigning, at IMO length, masons in jar trains of the restaktivs menenree in 0011.011.1i0S with the peon the Cant of Dinettes obearre, " We have already et =ear sigma of yaw having obtained from the the power of eserneing that control over the polls paw the mesesity ef which. ruder exotic( einem sonsol. Y eirrism. We do not think It necessary at prenent le it on ths gamed question of the freedom of Ur pus la Wk." Tlis Madrid journals of the 4th say that the Qom wee gig ea me well abet alw s• =peeled to have bat MI la dose Es" Mr. Bayard Trlor, the mell-known Animism treedler, wr mord, at Gene, • lbw robs sem, by as tiepin to the ;Omar Duke, to Ms Meth Hem" ef Orr. The New York Thew Jesinefser Yet Kr. Taylor prim Ye near with in bride at Weer& when ohs he err rudding. He is to run to Aeries sat retems. A Weshingtor correspondent of the Bookie Pat, rocriling the cooper at a osier gives by bliss lelirms Nay, aye Os a Kids directly in trout sot the Porde* beis end renresd. Os seener at his right heed set Beire bey Cobb, pimp sad ran. And spin am his left wee Se ater Treopeon, frank and happy. Oe sillier heed were insmlsmi of the diplomatic tone, very soromble swag them Norm. with ire well.kept sir, sad Senior %11, en err, led JiKtuy.i . The pier is played, Kim Macy, the priM doer schrom She is of • mil sad eamernt frs- Os Bgr, rd nil dread. Will you erne me if I my that or rem a moire Andre of IderriLores bre, full, mid with • troll, trimmed with Lem sad silver tort, how& et him rilier sad pens of illusion. Her hair re dared with Wei land deb roses, with reds, sr her besedels wen of porn Bb. mongoose" the Piesideat rd earn, whils M, with • toren+ air, thrice rose hi diger tips." A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 29th, in the Cartiterierol, says —" The eserrein are bogies te rite kern lilt here. Sneed born ben alerly stepped pommy, sad among iris thee of Belden, whose lisbttfr ✓oues to rest • million of realise. Serra spirits. noes am frit for Wenn, sad the bores in rerun with Posed. The decisive nourst hr set, however, yet so rted fur Reins, ea the worst time wY be when the ealb in ride as the ahem is the dinsrest sedettsklege "Irk ben been meetly °marine& Every aside ms, hew ever, Is hat that the nommen will not be westing in Its support to Ramer industry, when it is arid." The Peewee de lis Habana is publishing a Maar Wks it. the Spann of .1. FfSIMO,II C03,111e. "Leaf 01 dr kleirese," ender the title of "El Ultra de les kohicesee i Novels Hisorias de FIS4IIOIII Cooper." From 1810 till 18.52, the time of the late eminent sculptor, Roach, wee rotor sarissively devoted to the oskesel egeseirMe glair of Frederick the Oren, which sow wads more the Frier of Power@ price lit Br* sad eastribore to make the promenade boa the BnaAss burger Thor, lister den Liras, dews to the lioldem, with Ye eight /100,0 of white morn' as the &Mem Berke, see a the Admit eet-door endhitisse ef Mir art to be ford le the world. Since the complictles ef that splendid pile r 1852, Roach Om riled the berm rtr of freers* sr York to that of Blucher, thelr tors& is the wee ef hbleatioa, by whom side they sew rail; sod, le oddities te • vanity of other works of ler tessmence, he bed Me to complete • group of Noir supported by Ames mil E., the me burrs( op his rads, as white the he of the bade freight by Jonas with the Amanitas demob& This let week ef his iv by rimy commeirum reseidered las andisse pethronsmo in that breach of mt. Ti lye. AND Cut I. TRAUF.N.—The iron trades! Ma diming et Routh Staftudabire and East Murcesseesidee metiese It • very &premed coating!". The lerbeg Wesel II de tends of E.M Wereatershire NOM the mei. et le mime samsbers in nuu tom, en Wedneeday ism hale Miterkei apse giving their workmen motion ell • releslice ei ewe On Senttley the deteteleation Mum peeel„ and the wises Ism in both districts ce that eveahe simel treemay pee lisertee• day: mem as the kW work er Mr • Meeks :—Permeetem m pen mat ; maw 20 per amt.; titre enelement, IA per NM ; W Mnmensad store, ed. per day • beetkedien labenessa, i pen eat. Eames thirty ad Seta timeten Mn, ben him .mt,sad Ws rossabar rends Is Merseed Mdiet ala ths mak. The emeempisa ef pds im~ ee al very meat end prices have es Mee en , day. Ws hem beerd of me mei mad fr yeas pp et U. par Ma, Midi vim pest • hareim the pleb it M. The eel teede is Mit, red the prise itally inelnidestvle„ Mot sr lee. hew he awl See limit b. pm tee en Ilweletib. It lee Urn &Mel est te Merit's .011 the woe er Wet Gehl name et OM wen* er the illueel Ste leg. The mine ds irlsYsa le the pin el ad N. woes et eseihate Mn. eerferly toteert aid et the IBM% imps. rod Amer Is Yee itke ad Mn. hem Me emse leilefielog es wedge if Ilk erg Elm% demytthee. soil dr& It is be* Nu the mime treeloese we tee the seemeity et rd t• selleesiess that hoe ben Aral upon the oteiste hy eitemeneet dish they Mpg* ash ever wbielli ear hem esebeL bamene hes demmeid it Is ease MIME beast eahr.—• Inhorhoigessi bmsdaN ar=s l Illb ar. LAW INTRLLIGIINCL THIS DAT. PREROGATIVE COURT. (Before Si, Joha Dodacc.) FAREWELL OF THE JUDGE. This being the last day of the last teem allowed to the cost by the sent act of penises, there was an unsay large attendants both at advocates sad preaten. As soon as Sir John Dawn bad tar hie seat, the Queen's Advocate wee sad meld, that as this was probably the last occurrence seen winch the her se • body would be in attend ars before the Awned civilian as Judge of the Pre liesedin Coo" he begged leave on theW behalf, and by their nseshnous desire, to apse the Sone regret they hit at parting with lie (Sir J. Dodson), and the profound admiration they had tong entertained for the excellence of his decisions end the kindness of kis character. The bar hid arm foiled to appreciate the learned judge's careen dente that nothing which could be urged in behalf of • witor should escape him attention ; but, above all, they bad duly eggreeisted that high genUeinanlike ester, that happy serenity of sopa and disposition which had cemillated the private regard no lese then ft bat ssettrad the public esteem of all. The bar could net at that painful moment forget that, chore from einuaget themselves, the learned judge had led them for no Isis then eighteen eventful years ea Advocate of the Crows, law be arrived, by legitimate and almost unin terrupted 110008•11 den. at t ie edictal office rendered vacant by the death of Sir Herbert Jews Fun, which aloe he had held for • period of mote than eve years, sad which he had performed the duties in • meaner that had secured the admired= of the whole profession. In parting with him the her Alt nee consolation in reflecting that that pa • was set attire ; and they looked forward with great pMYnno to the bps of still practising before him is the Court of Archie. They earnestly wished him health sad rag life to enjoy the eomparatire repass of that high dies; bet as judge of the Prerogative Court, it was with deep regret, end with the set profound respect and regard, that they new said to the learned ja iro .—e rr eth dr John Dodson (who Igor web great emotion) returned his men eines and heartfelt thanks for the favourable radon which the Queen's Advocate had upriser of hie °oast. To him the esters of soh an opinion was • warm of deep gratification, for neat to the awn lotion of one 's own coneciesce he knew of nothing so calculated to excite gratification as the eager eles of such an opinion en the part of those, who, having long witnessed oats conduce, were able to yam • judgest upon it. The opinion which the Queen's Advo cate had versed of low radon., wee, he hued, too favourable, but this he would any, he bad always endeavoured, to the beet of his ability, Is disabuse the dare watt which he had been ustrsed. Nor would he erre hie remarks to the rattles of the bar, bat he would third them to another such of the prairies. It was about half a eassc sines he was admitted at Dunn' ( - smuts, and from that time to the pewat, with wereely • solitary exception, he had heaved arras lent kindness and respect from every grade of the preheeles. He thanked the gentlemen at the bar, and way ether member of the probers, for it; end thrash they were now newly =i, trusted that they womb( notate their plows ' p he . They wen now Is he disgust; sores of thew were south from the old to the saw court ; some .111111 d sire altogether. and some he great pert • but what ever might he their wane, he trusted that they would always that maul aad respect few r each ether which hitherto mortared. He heartily bade them frar they end whatever might be their hie, be trusted they all enjoy that happens and prosperity which they so sell derrer. Again, ke siscrely thanked this foe their Wars, sad bade them farewell. DTNIZLZT a. lIITCNIS MID lIirCIIIINIIIO. Is this man Mr. Dyneley, the make had inweght mime charges against Mmes. end Inta imintreegionar, kes burg. tweed tb• clerks in the Prerogative-cam ; end be bad hem sesignod to give them a oopy of kb ellsopikee t limn Not having doss so, Dr. !pleb now moved that the parties be dismlesed. gar J. Dedham mid he had this difficulty - -Ile had Nand that them two gentlemen should be supplied with a copy of Hs Amgen, in order that they might know what it wee of wbkiii they were seamed. If that had not been done he ehasY at tees have dismimed them ; hut it appeared that the peter bad voluntarily taken a ropy for himself. Ms. Gen, the proctor, mid be had only made an *etyma& he We own private information ; and Sir J. Dodson {edema the ow to be dientismid, unless Mr. Dyneley supplied the copier within tee day*. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beim ltr. Comaladassr Goulbgara.) _ 1q AND STILL The benkrupt• Morrie, Rant 8010 James Walker, and Daniel Beckham' Byers ba to led b tordersielp u mer - earls LeMbeld-111711114. 111111 ear b. been frossetly Woe ths wart, sad Jedgemeet _sew elms on the awl ortioa of ib. beskrapte btb mitilostee. Hie Homo gm judgment it sews length. Walker (he end) would receive ma immediate cartileges of the mesa eime ; the cartilage of the oth banknote, she of the @geed dos, woad soh be respendol ler she swaths from the day of begrime, with protection. The coot considered rhos the Where wee la peat part attributable, es hod bees mated, to the esesatioa of the wer with Rods, std on that @scoot woad dime certificates would be wanted. Mr LAIRIOIOO applied le the costs et the opposition, which were ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1857. GUILDHALL Wi Avers. a 'leered victualler, living la Camber well, Ina charged before Alderman Phillips with eareas the ilmik a • child under the f Rowing circunisteaces It wee stated the defeadant was driving a lady to the Great Northern Railway to meet a certain train. and on arriving at the foot of Hon.:ea rl!, ea °gingham coming down the hill stopped to put down parr ger Two ladies and • child got or, and r they got clear from behind the omnibus the defendant's four winded chair earns by and ron over the child, who dud soon Air it was picked up. Alderman Phillips aril he considered the defendant bad acted le • very reprehenatble manner in driving away after the accident. The witneeer statements were somewhat radiates, but he thonght that whatever they had stated they believed to be perfirtly correct. A gentleman. who *mud, el foe the defendant, rid the coroner's jury ha d returned • verdict of aceidental drib, sad the defendant had compressed the mother of the child r fee an any pecuniary amount would do ea. Alderman Phillips said thee. were circumstance. that would not bias his jadirmest. However, trim in the ir s aao . i s t o oraidenatica, be wee of opinion a was as accident, and therefore discharged the defendant. The Marseilles journals announce that two Greek boner of that place have had to mowed paginate. The maims are not given. _ The PoetMaster-General gave notice yea c t . erdad that a mail fur Sierra Leone will be made up in the Puet-ofecir to-morrow morning, to be sent by her Ifejsety's stheser Spitfire, which is appointed to wail from Portsmouth. OBJECTIONS TO A CLEKGYMAN.—The Prevh= of Gimped met yesterday (Monday) in the welsh of Rilinekahrt to owderete is a cell te the Rev. Alsmather Lea, of Ilartyr's Church, Glasgow, who wee recently pre sented to the living by Dr. Brown, the patron. The Rev. Mr. Mons*, of Port Glaegow, preached and preeided. At the close of the nevi*, the following orhymeatee were lodged --it ' , too, became of We grew lemenees we eenelder him unable to perform tho duties devolving en a minhiter of • country wish, especially one of such isms 'latest as that d Second. bemuse he has a wry MIMS ta tin hie orgasm of utterance articulatioe—thin de- alTerug ere me great es to render it • :Better of diflicalty for se audience to understand much of what he saw. For thew remota we submit that the presentee is net qualified for the perish of litIonalooloa." The dower meat containing these objections had adhiliited to it 85 names, end 12 wen added at the time— inskieg in ell 77. Mr. M.Domild, writer, Omenock. ap. wand for the presentee, mad urged that the reception of the objectiota was incompetent, varied fourteen pereow, whom wince were attached, did not enawer when they were called. The Pmebytery repelled the objection; from which Outline Mr. 11•Deneld protested, and appealed to the ensuing meet lag el the Synod of filmgoer end Ayr. The Presbytesy weed to meet ow Thursday the 17th teetotal, to decide es to the relevancy of the objeelloaa.—StisetitrvA Cheereef. A FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT.— K tufty DEc. 4. Itnterder attention a canoe, containing twe of the Fos Artillery, fronn &Worry Island Fort, new the mouth of the fihr we, and a boetrean belonging to the were watt by • sudden Nolan to the channel, between the Sent- I Wry lowed and Kilrush, a large town in the wanly Clem, , 1 en the beak, of the Shantou, sod distant about a mile sad • half Am the Wend. The body of the bowman Is mid W haw been Wend, them of the soldier, not. These meet% I mei melee the west roost of Ireland, are made of timber I Itheserwork, covered with Waved enema; they on mod In the battens, and their brim Wing very narrow, they are very Rabble spew if soy of the occupants shift sheet; stilh when judiciously teenaged, they bear a heavy ma better then • ships boat. Though frequently Wein,' to Hoe the upper pert en the Weide with rook. to uses dim to right Is the esier, is cue of their being upset, still the satires will sot adept this saleable expedient. Proper boat. ere me* 'whet al.sg the wart coast of Ireland, the most deagerthe sea media the Idagdoon, and nearly always fatal to wee& Mem sebum The meet gamd's but, are quite unfit for a him see.—Seesailors. WißCLA—Doring the month of November the ember et waits nmerted wee 161. Fer the mom* of homy the ember we. 366 ; in February. Mt la Mr* 299; le Ark lie; is May 92; he Jeom 177; a Jot,. II; In Augur. 136; m September, 123; eel he Dutcher. 64 7; meins bola dories the present yew of I.l3l.—Shipping earies. SHARI LISTS-11118 DAY, Two dawn. The railway share market to-day is dull, and where any change in price has oocurred it is in an unfavourable sense. Midland ham receded to 86 to 1; and London and South Western to 44} to pm share. Great Western is quoted 601 to } ; London and North Western, 931 to 94}; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901 to 91 ; and Great Northern, 24 to t per share. All foreign and colonial lines are extremely quiet, with little change in price. OSDINAIT SHAM AND ifOOIIKI ft. IN. I ItAtIMATI. 111- I P 4 .1 I 7 a7 M 11 4 16° . I 6.1011"" lh" 111 10 9.17/4..14‘71..9.1. 101- 1 II 0 SO all Whit sad Itallyesa. « - /sarwWah. • OWN 4. 111/Na. J NI w N. IN NINA awl Saitat 14 IS WI 4 M 66 a toe flora. 77 77 4 17 1 b N. 1811 MINN 904 mimass N •al Ow! owl 1•941.• I 9 19 WI Oamwall... 16 ill amt. ha% St •1•94.3 54 IS II Wilk N. 194/ - -Ms IL us may.. If 14 R. 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Dot L-Tb• erect Ibis le aed prima of JI dewripflco• of lame ore • dad.. lowa. -Weds 3d4 I- Lemke mol /dank datum MI-dleudi Old-- OmA Truek et lamb. hl ....co ad eras, Dam 1.-Ilers arn but Iliad bade= distija . Wad do duds ham Madrid. Are Aduevaa, 4 - ISA -Lade. 911-dirteubad Deada. d-alnutbodua N , 14-14 k. PPM. Idaldwitay. Odd-Noah duadria4lL-Ilimildidk 111.7au. 11 7'6 6 j marts& ... OM kooky; Uwe ma .ay Uta• Nauru dolma and prim sem ca th e diode donned. Load Matte la halo derdrad. DIM. -lar Todd*. Imunnek aud Llaruool Cleasl.4 l o-Ill k dleada, sal 1-111odb Nom illa 13-Idud. uicka. t7l - Wider" Tf-Deaus, M-Gedda 10. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Kenyan. rim Pr N. Telsl. ?Mel am. err. dram LIU. UN. A A 4 Week imam Nov. ft g y lama Deolik . . !• leek DeS o l433g. i ciao Tan We* oar Dee. I. awe• awl hoe Demos .. ver Week nibs Des. & imm as 343 NT 1.010 7411 Palk Lewin 1.31r 017 1.334 1111101=103mie I.w 17 7% 47 1.2 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds this morning opened with buoyancy, and attained a fresh rise of to 1 per cent. A re action then set in, but prices are still quoted 1 per cent. better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Two more members of the Stock Exchange have failed this morning. Consols opened at 901 to 91 cx die. for the Bth January, rose to 911, and are now quoted 911 to 1. The transfer books are now shut, but transactions are recorded for money at 911 to 921 cam die. The Three per Cent. Reduced are marked 901 to 911; the New Three per Cents., 901 to 911; Bank Stock, 2181 to 218; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, 99 to 991; ditto, 1859, 981; and India Bonds, 355. to 335. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. are rather dull at 911 to 921; Spanish Bonds arc more inquired for ; and all other foreign stocks very quiet. Bales are recorded u follows :—Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 86 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for wooing (16th Dec.), at 411 and 41; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, at 261 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (16th Dec.), at 92 and 911 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at WI. The steamer Tamar has arrived at Southampton from Alexandria with 305,7691. in Australian gold on height. The letters are expected to be delivered in London this evening. At the Bank of England and in the discount mar ket there was yesterday a fair demand for money, but no sign of pressure. The Bank yesterday purchased ►bout 266,0001. in gold, of which 224,0001. was in bars, and the rest in coin. They also purchased, in addition, upwards of 100,0001. in sovereigns, brought by the Arabia, from New York. The total amount of newly imported gold bought by the establish ment since the date of the last return is thus raised to upwards of half a million. Notwithstanding, however, this important influx of bullion, and the simultaneous but more gradual addition to the re serve which is always witnessed at this period of the quarter, when the general circulation becomes gradually contracted, there seems no immediate prospect of a reduction in the rate of discount. The market is undoubtedly moving in that direction, and there is no difficulty in obtaining dis count of short first-class paper below the Bank rats ; but the Bank directors will evidently exercise great caution. It must be remembered that the Bank will be called upon to pay the January dividends, the release of which usually occasions, for the time, a diminution of something like two millions in the "reserve." Their reserve is still very low, and must experience an important increase before the directors will alter the rate. In the Stock Exchange yesterday loans on Consols from day to day commanded 3to 6 per omit. There is a large amount of capital seeking temporary em ployment in this channel, many persons who hold large balances being afraid of employing them in other directions. For loans on Consols for a month the rate was 8 to 81 per cent. The rate of discount at Hamburg is about ten per cent., but accommodation is obtained with difficulty. The transfer books for Consols and India Stock were shut yesterday for the dividend. The books for the New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. ; New Five per Cents. ; Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1800; and Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, will be closed on Friday next. The amount of silver shipped on board the steamer Neptune, which will leave the Thames to-day for Hamburg, is about 66,0001. The demand for silver for remittance to that city continues active. The amount of specie shipped up to yesterday afternoon on board the steamer Avon, for the Brazils, is a few hundred pounds only. About 20,0001. in silver reached the Thames on Monday from the Continent. The precise amount of specie taken out by the Alhambra to the Peninsula is 10,6321. On 'Change yesterday little business was done in bills on the Continent, owing to the state of credit. In most cases the rates were nominally quoted the same as on Friday. The quotation for short bills on Paris was rather lower, and for paper on Austria and St. Petersburg somewhat higher. The current rates are shown below: Ametwdsm, three months, 12.3 to • do., short 11.18 to 12; Rotteedsm, three meths, 12.3 ' Is 4; Ant ir.m.thres maths, 26.80 to 90 ; Riunbarg Banco, three —t -13.13 to 14 ; Perk, three days ' eight, 25.40 to 60 ; d•to7ares months, 6.96 to 26.6; Prankfart-ou-the-Maise, three watts, 1214 to 1224 ; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 33 to ; Veen; ed. 80, three moethe, 11.10 to 20; Trieste, &to, three months, 11.10 to 20; throe months, 47 to 4 ; Cadiz, throe months, 474 to 40 ; Leghorn, three months, 30.60 to 70 ; Genoa, three month., 26.25 to 35 ; Naples, three month., 404 to 4 ; Pslermo, three months, 123 to 124 ; Marina, these months, 123 to 124; Lisbon, 90 der, 614 to f ; Oporto, 90 days, 62i to 4. Messrs. Lichtenstein and Co., engaged in trade with the Continent, have stopped payment : with liabilities estimated at about 30,0001. Their circular is annexed : 47, Lime-street, Dee. 7. It Is with the greatest regret that we find ourselves nada the necessity of sououaciag that we have invaded m amas. The Wars of houses on the Continent, and the commercial arrEngland,have compelled tie to take this asp; but hrlher Wares take yylla.oroe, we trust that the liquid*. don ot our affairs will be Oar books are placed In the bands . of Messrs. J. B. Cole man and Co., who will u early a. posable submit a state ment of oar affairs. Licdriartma and Co. Mews. D. Courtla and Co., a Greek firm, of New Brad-street, have also failed. Their liabilities are not expected to exceed 25,000/. or 30,0001. Subjoined is a circular issued by Marrs. Krell and Cohn, whom stoppage was announced yesterday : -- No. 4, Pancresjane, London. Sir,—Owing to the great difficulty we have exparitmced in obtaining payment of the debts doe to us, sad to heavy losers we have sustained by imam in Austria and other parts of the Continent, we deeply regret to inform you that we have been compelled to suspend oar payments. Oar principal London creditors have instructed Messrs. Parrish:a, W herry, and Co., of this oily, secountanta, to investigate the agate of oar affairs, end the result will be submitted es soon as poseible to our creditors. We replant the favour of a statement of your claim. W. see, sir, your obedient servants, Haim. pill Cony. The following circulars have been issued, con vening meetings of the creditors of Messrs. Herman, Sillem, Son, and Co., and Meows. Oarriasen, Huffel, and Co., who lately stopped : 67, Coleman street. Sir,—You are requested to &need •meMing of the creditors of Messrs. Hermaa, Sigma Bon, snd Ca of Crosby-square, to be held at the London Tams, Hishopegate-street, on , Tuesday, the 15th last. at 12 o'clock precisely, when a mate meet of t h, it &Stirs be submitted. In event of your being unable to attend personally, it I. desirable that you should be reprmented by some person duly authorised to set an y7our leb•lf.—We are, &c., QIILTES, BALL, and Co. Loodost, lire. 6. P.S.—ls ocerequenos of the usetpmted demised Mn. Gedechens the wife of the Mier puler, the above meeting Is postponed sant Tuesday the 20 , nd Instant., at the same Sees and h .ar. December Mt. 57, Coleman-street, London, Dee. 7. sir,—You are requested to attend a meeting of the wadi ton of Mews. Gorrisess, Buffet, end Co., of 1, Royal Er changs-buildinir to be held at the London Tavern, Bishops gate-street, on Thursday, the 17th inst., at 12 o'clock y, when a malignant of their affairs will be submitted. fralntt of your being unable to attend personally, it Is desirable that you should !aitrepraaeated by some person duly authorised to actor year behalf: We are, in, your most obedient servants, QUILTZZ, BALL, and Co. . . A meeting of the creditors of Mears. Luckmin and Catching, wholesale furriers, 8:c. who suspended payment on the 23rd alt., was held yesterday,when a proposition was made to pay 7s. in the pound. however, was not agreed to by the creditors present. After some discussion it was agreed to allow the firm one week from the present date with a view to their increasing the offer to Bs. 6d., and a committee of three creditors was appointed to report the result to the rest. The statement of accounts presented by Mears. Parrinton and Ladbttry, the accountants, states the total liabilities at 20,7111., and the assets at 10,1071. nt: public sales of sugar yesterday went off at ra ther irregular prises ; a reduction varying from 6d. rii." II II IL II M. I. IL II il. II 01. II le a :1 4 : •, !.1 a a M I is ii - - NIP 12 IN 1111 15 IN IN IN I. 11111 N 0 UT 119 NO 111 tel Pa 99 94 94 4.4 14 ii •1 IN i so Of Is ell I! U 3 If Is U MI Ili IU ill 114 IM Ills" ni 11$ I I m N ils IM lel 96 IS 16 II VS M Ile 11 II ili la I as nol 14 Me I N IN 111 IN 1111 Is IN SS N SI 11 N Ili 91 N II N • f am i Tpa 141 lit P. I i re Ps 111 146 41 II /7 /4 111 11111 NS ICS MI 11l IS SO . II 111 II SI • M OS II S 4 11 11 U 11 1N 111 to 2s. per cwt. may be considered to have been established. The half yearly meeting of the London Dock Company is called for the let January. Mr. Thomas Curtis, of the firm of Mews. Curtis and Ilarvey, has been elected a director of the Anglo-Mexican Mint Company, in the place of Mr. John Diston Powlee, who has resigned. The Netherlands Land Enclosure Company are inviting tenders for 7 per cent. obligations, which may be paid in at par as purchase money on Wes of the land enclosed by the company. With reference to the silk market, the course of which must involve many houses in large losses, Messrs. Durant and Co. make the following monthly report, dated last evening: It will not be expected that w ma give any favourable report of the silk market, so far lees ground for dieappointc meat. The position and prospects do nut improve. The only bright spot seems to be in the largely diminished production, that this will operate favourably for those of our outlaw- I toren who have the courage and Means to prepare. Our 1 1 prices show a large reduction upon the last month, and the deliveries, smell 1111 they 11111111, even barely supported. k participates to the full in the general depression. Italiansilk remains a dead letter, although at considerably reduced prices. in Bruila end Persian silk nothing. TUTADAT EVINIFO. In all departments of the Stock7lxaiangebnailiess wee to-day inactive. The funds, however, were firm. During part of the day an advance of f per cent. was quoted, but the 4 o'clock quotations were the lame as those of yesterday. The market de rives chief support from the large arrivals of specie. This was " pay day" is the Consol market, when the "differences" arising out of the last account were liquidated. The monthly settlement is now finally completed. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 921 to I for the Bth January, opened this morning at 921, advanced to 92f to 4 and closed at 984, " sellers," or equal to 91, " sellers," ex div. For money the last price was 911 to /. At half-past 4 o'clock the quotation for January was 924, " buyers,* being firmer. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 914, I, 4,4, 4: ditto, for account ( B th January) , 924, 4 , 1 ; Three per Cants. Reduced, 90/, 1, ; New 'line per Cent,., 901, 1, 4; Long Annuities, ea piring in Jan. 1860, 1 16-16; Bank Stock, 218, 217; India Stock, 219, 217; India Bonds, 284., 265. dia. Exchequer Bills were quoted about Is. dearer, at 3s. dia. to Is. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather dull to-day, but were supported at the close at 92 to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 991 to 1. Other foreign stocks met with very little business. Canadian Government Six per Cent. Bonds were again inquired for to-day, and were quoted 106 to 107. This price carries i per cent. interest, payable the let January. WNW-THIS DAT. Two o'CLock. The market for home mining stocks today is very dull and inactive. In the Stock Exchange the only business reported is in North Basset shares at 12. Other descriptions are very quiet. Cobra Copper shares are still offered, and are marked 38. English and Australian Copper shares continue in fair request, and have been dealt in at 11toI. finbiSined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday East Boe;werne, 16.76c17, 17s. ed., Greet Hawse, 17s. ad., 19e.; lady Berth., 17e, 17..6d. 195., les., lae. ed., 175.; Mendip Hills, 34a. 365.; South Cadre, lee. ed., 17s. ed. ; Wheel Grenville, 32e. 6d., 345., 365.; Wheal Mary Ann,4B; Wheal Wrey, 61, A reduction of lid. per lb., or 141. per ton, took place yesterday in the price of manufactured copper. Present prices are thus quoted by Messrs. Sims, Willyams, and Co.:—Manufactured 12d. per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 1075. 10s. per ton ; yellow metal sheathing and bolts, 10d. per lb.; price reduced, lid. per lb. A meeting of the adventurers in Brynford Hall Mine is celled for the 16th inst. T I' YBDAT EllOTte. A fresh fell in copper, and the dowiTivirelten dency of the metal markets generally, are features adverse to the mining interest. The market for home mining stocks was to-day extremely dull, with little inquiry and less hemlines'. The prumipal movement was in Wheal Basset shares, which have fallen. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade In Mark-lans, this morniag, was ex tremely dull, and the offer gwearally made for wheat were 3s 2s. or . below the decline noted on Monday last, which sellers declined. The few sales made, were, however, on rather seder terms than on that day. Barley drill sale, and in the absence of transactions of mo ment, nominally the same as on Monday. The sense remark will apply to oats. Beans and peas quiet. AZZITAJA IJITOLOIDON MOM DEC T TO DEC. &l Ida. Denim 16170 1 11145 01103 to 536 ...- Wm.— kande :ISO MINCING-LANK.--THIS DAY. Sun* salaTsrsagainlargto:4l4, and an gogy • heavily at about yeatarday's currency, which showed a dacUm of la. on Friday's priors. Rained lump., He 6d. to 68s. --- 6oriiitrliepublic ales we going off without showing say material alteratom in prior. Tue.—Common congou quoted Ind. to 110. cash. The broltare circulars able that the present stock in the United Kingdom is 71,000,00016 e. soma 83,000,00016 e. hat year, and en have now 7,000,(A01be. lase than last year. Public Aran advertised for to-morrow. Ram—Prices are nominally the sun u yesterday, but markets an dull. Briers are dull of sale. Tn Otiaeririiis;;;aterfal alteration. Markel gene rally w dull. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Burka is fist st the following quotation -F.t.- Y.C. as the spot, 51s. 3d.; Disoabor, 615.; January to Mar* 61s. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIB DAY. Messrs. Pade!idea sad Smith, report that the demand for good 183.5 and 1836 hops is increasing for epeculali•m the former at about 30e. sad the latter shout 40s. per cwt. New hops are firm at late prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holyre% 16e. ; Eden ]bale, 17.. dd.; West Hartley, 16..; Netherton Weat Nartley, 16.. 3d. ; Harped' Wed Hartley, 13e. 9d.; Priam:ea, 13e. 6d.; Walk End Henwell, 19..; Wells End Hetton,l9e.; Walla End Trim:lea Hardom 1, 18.. 6d.; Wslls End Hartlepool, 18e. 64.; Wall. End Stewart* 19e.; Walls End South Hatton, 18e. 9d.; Walla End Tees, 19e. ; tkaborweet Merthyr, 20..-96 ships at mark•t. VISIBLE REPRODUCTION OP THE HUMAN VOICE.— Pd. Leos Scott, a corrector of the pram, ha fantod an in genious method fir obtaining the vibrations of the human voice exprewd in some, wntten, SO to Say, tri the SOWS itself. If we examine the human ear, we fin it thiedy composed of a tubs ending in the tympanum, an inclined vibrating membrane. It is well known that sound is trans mitted with extraordinary purity and rapidity through tubu lar conduits, and it would appear that, if these were no dis turbing causes, the transmission might be continuers to an indefinite distance without any diminution of intensity. There is an experiment on record, tried about Eby years ego by M. Blot, who, placing himself at one of the ex tremities of a tubular aqueduct 950 metres in length, car ried on a conversation in • low voice with another person situated at the opposite extremity. These facts have been nosed to account by M. Boott in the following manner • tabular conduit receives the a-Priam= of the human voles at one of its extremities, shaped like • fennel; at the other extremity there is • vibrating membrane, to which • very light pencil or atylua is attached. This stylus mite upon • slip of paper. covered with a coating of lampbtam, and Is made by the aid of clockwork to unroll from • cykindar while the person whose voice Is to be experimented upon Is M. The stylus, In receiving the vibrations e g voice through the tube, marks the paper with undulating lines the different inflexions. Thera times are afterwards indeh fixed by taking photo graphic impressions of them. A somewhat similar praises had been employed some time ago by M. Werthheim. to obtain the graphic rapressatation of the vibrations of a tuning-fork; but M. !kora Is the first who has attempted anything of the kind with the human voice. The coutriv enoe, though still in its infancy, ha already led to a curious result, via., that the clearer and purer • sound is. the mere regular is the curve described by the stylus ; yells and other discordant sounds producing Iranian and therefore not isociwonotis undulations, while tremulous and indistinct sounds owes small secondary undulations connected with the principal one.—Gaispurni. • boa i. a a 3