The Express. — London, England, 1862-12-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANIMITPTCY . . • Were Yr. Ommokeiesser Goulbuess:) /E EX MAIIT IMO 31 F-s4T. The bankrupt, a lodging-house keeper, of Winelasiter. street, Pimlico, receatfy appliedfor her order of die&arge._ His Hoover now gave Wipeout. The bankrupt bed come to the court in tonna pauperis ; it had mince appeared that she was in the receipt of a pension of 1201. and the wart had been asked to di sm i ss th e p e titi on on th a t account. Two oases had been thus dealt with by Mr. Com missioner Holroyd, and established the prim:SO* that • petition presented m fraud ought to be dismisse& It was an attempt to get for nothing that which the bank rupt was able to pay for. The bankrupt bad swa mi that she bad not the means of petitioning the court ; thin she must have known to be untrue, being in the receipt of • penandsion of 12W. • year. The petition must therefore be &n creditor asked if the bankrupt could be re-arrested ; she had already got the benefit o f th e court by b e i ng re l sese d from custody. His Honour mid that the . petition being dismissed, his jurisdiction was &tan end ; was as though no Petition ever been presented ; and the creditors were remitted to their ceigisal remedies. Mr. Breynton appeared for the opposing creditor, and Mr. Dowse for the bankrupt. Mr. Breynton asked for costs, but his Honour said it was not usual to 'give costs when a petition was wholly dis missed. NODE OP PROCEEDING ON lUD= DIBTOISOMMONB3B. A debtor, having been summoned in the ordinary way, had admitted the debt, or a portion of it ; and it was now asked that he should be called on to give the usual bond. An action had been brought before the summons was taken out. COMMIRCIALL TRAViLLEILY BCHOOLS. (FEM DAP) The half-yeirl,y meeting and election of this institution was held this day at the Load= Tavern, Mr. B. Wneoron in the chair. There were 14 children to be elected-7 boys and 7 girls. Mr. FOIMEN the secretary, read the report, of which the following is sa abstract :—lt oongratulatei the friends of the institution on the steady increase in the different browns of income ; the renewed subscriptions for the past year showed as Marne over the previous year of 115;1., as well eta proportionate improvement is donations and new suhreciptions. The health of the children was y, at the present time , satisfactory, although in November last there had been one oases of malignant sore throat, and Gee boy had died from diphtheria within four weeks after his admisaioa by purchase. The financial statemest showed the gran receipts for the past half-year ending September 30, were 3,1574 4a. 11d.; and the ex penditure, 3,0831. 14s. 4d. ; leavisg a balance in favour of 714 Ns. 7d. The amount of nook at present in. vested is 14,3004 Value of the live and dead stock at farms, 4524 10s. Liabilities on bills owing, 4591. 4s. 2d. The report having been received and adopted, some alteration were made in the rule respecting the voting at elections, end the heard of management and other officers for the ensuing year were appointed. Scrutineers were toes selected and the election proceeded with. There were 26 eandidates. ea I ra THE EXPRESS, MONtiAlt EVENING, DECEMBER SHARE zisrariris DAY.) Two 040100 C. The railway market is firmer to-day, and several of the principal lines have improved. Midland stock has advanced per cent., and London and North Western, Great Wertern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, 4. The fort nightly settlement, which will be completed to morrow, engages, however, the chief attention. London and North Western stock is now quoted 97 to ; Great Western, 68 to ; Midland, 128 f to 1294; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to ; Caledonian, L 154 to 116 ; South 88i Eastern, to I ; Great & stern, 464 to r l eal Northern, 1244 to 125 ; and London and South Western, 1014 to 4. East Indian Railway stock is firm, and Indian Branch shares have unproved. Grand Trunk of Canada debentures are rather flat. Sambre and Meuse shares are better. 'Unarm's. /M IN IN MI 111 .% iii 4111=in.! Do. NoT.. 3 .7IPNW-1 6 an t imps7 26&;olll2 beagrklEa tim ll66.. 111 Do. Jur 41166. Delailis • SO Owe Lies* 14.646 i. DO Imam Howl . • 671 26/4 Lake gua6 6 Ds. O. 266•33466.... De. 11. do..' joriia - ifm k «, D7Ceisr — girsit."7: DoA...ANL. oi.do Da I pot od. Do. I Pr 4 101... Da do. WC Do. do. M.... good Wks Pasksols. if maw 11 D. Jemmy, IMI 00 Ga. 4at St j.ritwt 4a Rail De. Noy le Kaden Got. de pa el De. do. • mt . 11/ Do. di por el Ifolb.llorp.Op. 'Maio Jl 1(41). sal Hobson Ha. II I.lMoiuwtok Clomp D • in • ft. op. ao. !io NA of Oro& p. o. I'll' ii NZ II SR 1€ U. I Se II BL al ia. 11 rd) 4‘. gna Operama Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do Do. ?Wank do De. do. do I Do.DA.lM.Plot.g.sp.o ■ SI 104 107; 101 . 1011 OOLONILL GIOVIEI4I 104 .nor '‘o 306 fesids 101 1011 • - - !1 '7 .... 1071 5 .... 106 29, • • MONEY itAllflW.-%-(THI6 DAY.) Two dew& There is still no satiation in the funds, which remain at Saturday's quotations. In the share sad foreign stock markets the adjustment of the amount, which will be completed to-morrow, has formed the chief business. English railways are rather better. Foreign stocks are steady with a fair amoatt of business. Mr. E. bead supported the application. Mr. &mood, contra, proposed to examine the debtor, to show that a bond ought not to be required. His Honour said he was of opinion, on the authority of • cam decided by the lords justices, that counsel ought not to be allowed to examioeia those mats, otherwise they would gointo all the facts, and in • manner try the case. The examination should be by the court, and should be confined to ascertaining whether the defendant ought to be required to give • bond. After examining the plaintiff and the defendant, His Honour decided that it was not a case where a bond ought to be taken. The defendant had been sued as anrety for his brother, who had failed, he himself having received no consideration for the bills on which the action had been brought. He bad made affidavit of • good defence ; he had already paid several ci the bills; and them was no evidence of his inability to pay the remainder. In such a case the court would not order • bond ; the costs must abide the result of the action. IN Be BRAUN AND ammonia. The bankrupts were hat and DIP monulseturorsof 14)mice wall. They failed about a twelvemonth ago, owing up wards of 20.0004, with a trifling amount of manta. They were indicted and convicted at the Central Criminal Court, for conspiracy to defraud their creditors ; andßrann, having completed hie term of imprisonment, now applied for his certificate. Mr. A. Turner, for the assignees, did not oppose the granting of the order of discharge to Braun. He had been recommended to mercy by the jury, and the assignees thought he bad been sufficiently punished. His Honour said he was glad to act on the recommenda tion of the assignees. He thought the case of Braun was quite distinct from that of his partner ; he had probably had little oognimince of the extensive frauds committed by the other bankrupt. As he bad undergone an adequate punishment for his offence, justice was entirely satisfied, and he would now receive his certificate (of the third clam) —the case being under the old law. Dr HE GEORG! DARBY. The bankrupt was • horeedealer sod livery stable keeper, of Holland park, Kensington. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Debbi, 2,5421.; use* about 450/. Mr. Bagley, Mr. Sargood. Mr. Doris, Mr. R. Griffiths, and Mr. S. Smith appeared in the cue. An allegation having been recently made against the bankrupt of having concealed property, an adjournment was asked for with • view to inquiry. It was also urged that his accounts were very unsatisfactory, especially as to his dealings with his broth er an d th e H on . Colonel Cotton. His Honour said he bad no doubt m to the course he ought to pursue. It had been ggeeted that honedealers could not be expected to keep regular books, on account of their erratic habit. ; but this was the care of • man who bad had large dealings to the extent of thousands ; and it could not be endured that • man should run deeply iuto debt. and then say that he could not give his creditors any account of his dealings. It was • mockery to my that horsedealers were to be exempt from the ordinary rules as to keeping aooounta. The assignees having been remarkably tranquil in this ease, the creditors had been obliged to take it up themselves. The bsnicrspt had wil fully omitted to keep proper books of amount, and the ex amination must therefore be adjourned. TEE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-MEET. STRZET RUFFIANISM. Douglas Crawford, of Lower more-place. Kensing ton, engineer, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with as saulting Mr. Henry Brock, butcher, of 4, Hooper's-court, Knightsbridge, and also Mrs. Hannah Brock, the wife of the complainant. Mr. Brook said that at half-past 11 the previous night he was on his war home with his wife in Piccadilly, when be saw the defendant and another young man going aloes in front of them. One of the young men caught a female in bin arms and insulted her. Not wishing to have anything to do with the defendant and his companions, he with his wife stepped aside to avoid than, when the defend ant dropped his walking-stick off his shoulder on to his wife's bonnet. On expostulating with the defendant, the defendant's friend said, "Let him have it," and theliefendant then Wreck him in the face, and knocked him down, and while on the ground struck kihn several times, cutting the inside of his mouth. An omnibus man called out to the defendant that be was a coward not to let him (complainant) got up, and a soldier then mum up and pulled the defendant off, and on cionsplaialas to a con stable whom be bad previously warped of the defendant's conduct, the defendant struck bins again. Mrs. Brock proved that defendant put his stick on her bonnet, and she was afraid that it would have goneia har eyes. A constable proved seeing the defendant strike the com plainant. Defendant, in answer to the charge, said that a female rushed up to him and his companion and they afterwards went on, when the complainant seized his stick and broke it; as he felt exasperated he struck the complainant. Mr. Francis Gilbertson, a clerk in the °Moe of the Recife and Sao Francisco Railway Company, was called by the defendant and said that while in Piccadilly a female rushed up to them. He and the defendant left her, and then went on. While passing the complainant and his wife the defendant's stick was suddenly seized by the com plainant, and a scuffle ensued and the defendant struck complainant, and on the complainant speaking to a con stable the defendant struck complainant again. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the defence was a very meagre one. The witness wanted him (Mr. Tyrwhitt) to believe that complainant seized the defendant s stick without any pro vocation, a very unlikely thing. The defendant had acted very roughly towards the complaisant, and he should tine him 31. for the assault on the female, or two months, and 21., or two months, for the assault on the complainant. ROBBING A LIEUTINANT, A private of the — &ld;tl;;;; — Gtteilie, named Walter Sharp/re, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with stealing • breast pin of the value of 21., the property of Lieutenant Brithazon Herlowa*. _ TheO;iaeOceelihe prosecutor was to the effect that he met two moldier. in the Il.iyinarket, and treated them to drink, and lost his breast pin, of the value of 21., while in their company. William Ballard, employed at the Black Horse, In the Haymarket, deposed to seeing the prisoner put his arm round prosecutor's neck and take out his pin, and then go oat of the house. A young man said be heard prisoner say that he had had the pin, but had thrown it ►way. Stephen Smith, 33G A, proved taking the prisoner into custody, and that he wee very violent on the way to the station, kicking him several times. The primner sergeant gave bun an indifferent character. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and Mr. Tyrwhitt, in com mitting him for two months with hard labour, aid he could not understand how a gentleman —a lieutenant in the army—could treat soldiers to drink iu a public.hones. THAMES. AN AWKWARD 3118TAKIL A gentlemanly young man. about 21 years el age, same before Mr. Woo!rya, and mid that he wished to b married this day, bat was prevented doing so by a mistake. He gave directions for the publication of the banes at St. Thomas's Church. Stepney. adjoining the Thames Polies-court, and the surname was omitted by the was who received the notice, and he was informed that the marriage could not take place until the banes were properly published three times on three successive Sundays. The marriage could not be postponed. (A laugh.) He must procure a license. H • was anxious to know from the magistrate if be could give him rtdrses. Mr. Woolrych—l am afraid not The applicant—l think the person who made the mistake ought to pay for the license. Mr. Woolrycb—l cannot compel him to do so. Hid you pay him anything for the pabliisation of the banns of marriage ? The applicant—Yes, sir—two shillings. Mr. Wooir•ch—You can recover that in the county court, no doubt. Who is the person wbo made the mistake? The applicant—A tradesman In the Commercial•road. He has a notice in his window, " Notice of publication of banns et Bt. Mamma's Church received hire. Mr. Woolrych—l am afraid I seanot assist you. I eau only express my regret your matrimonial troubles have commenced so early. THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. A small party of gentlemen connected with this great public entombs accompanied Colonel Yolked, the government inspector, over the line on Saturday, and made what it is thought will be the anal examination of the sig nals and a few matters of minor importance. The dears, Indicators were not is place, but will be so, is all proba bility, before to-morrow morning. Colonel Yolland had complained of some of the levers of the signals working stiffly, but his objection wee reduced oa Saturday to two cases only, which Mr. T. Mart Johnson, the resident engineer, undertook to see rectified. The levees in question have great advantages over the ordinary handle by which signals are worked, being fitted with the lock action of Mr. Saxby ; but unfortunately they were found to require such extraordinary exercise of muscular power in moving, that the government inspector prudently withheld his sanction of their use until some change should be made in their construction. The gentlemen who were conveyed, in company with Colonel Yolland, by train from Paddington to Farringdon-street, were Mr. lane, Mr. Fenton, Mr. Spagnoletti, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Tanner. The engineer in chief, Mr. Fowler, was not present, he being engaged sway from London. We do oot state with certainty that the railway will open for traffic on Monday next, the sth instant ; but that is the day on which the directors and leading officials intend, if all goes well, to commence actual operations. Trial tripe will be of almost daily occurrence until then, with a view to paling everything into practised working order. The seek of fares for the whole distance, single journey, will be : let clue, fid. ; 2nd clue, 4d. ; 3rd class, 3d. Return : lit class, 9d. ; Zed class, 6d. ; and 3rd clue, sd. For the intermediate distances the single farce will be : let class, 4d. ; 2nd clue, 3d. ; 3rd class, 9d. Return : Ist class, 6d. ; 2nd class, 4d. ; and 3rd ciao', 3d. The works for extending the line from Farringdoo• street to Finsbury will be forthwith marled into execution by the contractor, Mr. Jay. FIRE AT THE Rvsw g OF MR. COMPTON.— A fire broke oat on Friday evening Let in the upper part of the house occupied by Mr. Compton, the comedian, No. 5, Stamford-road, Ketviington. The fire is supposed to have been caused by a child going with • lighted candle to • wardrobe, the contents of which became ignited, and were destroyed, the furniture of the bedroom being like wise much damaged. The engines were quickly on the spot, and the flames were soon extinguished, the fire being cm fined to the room in which it originated. The property was insured. BOXING-NIGHT AT THE DUBLIN THEargit. —There is always extraordinary excitement in this theatre on "boxing-night" to witnem the first performance of the pan ! tomime. Last Friday night the throng was unprecedented. The subject of the pantomime is Cinderella. No sooner had the curtain risen on the first some than the whole densely-pecked house, from pit togallery, broke into one wild thorns of applause. Mr. Harris, the manager of the theatre, Mr. Craven, the YAW, Mr. Granby, the stage manager, Mr. Levey, the composer and conductor of the music—al l were successively called oat by the " gods " to receive their rapturous applause, the tenants of the boxes and of the pit warmly concurring in the well-merited ovation. The got genus scenery and the admirable acting continued to make every moment a more sod more favourable imcsiou, till a clever transformation revealed a trophy of —" union jacks " surmounted by a small green flag. wi the harp of Eno in the centre. Immediately a crowd of " tars" were seen aloft, waving the British flag, but no green into the time was to be seen. This threw the nationalists the most violent paroxysm on record. The Ration thus de scribes the scene : A perfect roar of anger buret from the audience, and it was impossible to hear even the orchestra with the hurricane of hissing that arose. Cries for 'The green flag, the green flag ! " The green flag out, the green flag out! were all the articulate sounds of any kind - that could be distinguished amid the dia. This con tinued for some time, the 'clown' and'pantaloon' doing their utmost to play down the disapprobation by persever ance. The ' house' was wroth, and would not be appeased —save by 'the green lag,' which, with lungs that seemed miraculously enduring, they kept untiringly demanding. In this manner the performance was ' galloped' over rapidly to the end, apparently abbreviated to the utmost, hoping that the grand tableaux at the finale—it really mag nificent spectacle—would cause the ' little unpleasantness' to vanish, and all to end, like the fairy tale itself, happily. But even this calculation was doomed to disappointment, and the curtain fell amid hiesiog as loud as ever, and cries as vehement for the_ gram flag." THE DAM AT DLRBIILAND.—We (TiMez) are in formed by a correspondent that the dam at Marshland Sluice was not carried away by the high tide of last Sun day, which rose higher than any tide during the previous ten years, and was accompanied by a violent gale of wind. The dam and bank resisted the tide at its highest, but when it had fallen two feet in the River Ouse, a portion of the new bank which connected the darn with the old bank, and in the making of which some silt bad been deposited, fell in, and • breach was made nearly eight yard+ long and between two and three yards deep ' • this might easily have been repaired before the next high water, but some of the commissioners of Marshland, who visited the works the same day, declined to authorise any steps being taken for the repay. Mr. Harding was the contractor for the darn, and Mr. Page the engineer, who, however, had resigned his appointment about a week before, in consequence of a dif femme in his views and those of the commissioners about providing a permanent drainage for the district. SERIOUS MINE ACCIDENT.-011 Thursday an acci dent of a serious character took plum. at No. 1 Inglestone Ironstone Mine, situated in the parish of Danipace, and be longing to Messrs. Baird, Gartsherrie. It appmrs that a couple of trucks, containing four men 'soh, were being drawn up the incline from the mine, and cm arriving at the level embankment, instead of stopping at the regular place, they went on. Suspecting that something was wrong, five of the men jumped out of the trucks, and one of the three that remained cried to the enginaman to stop the engine; but in place of shutting off the steam he put it an, and the consequence was that the trucks along with the men were dragged over the rigger or drum ' toned which the rope coils. They were then forcibly drawn through one of the partitions of the engine shed, and coming into collision with a scaffold they drove it away, and were subsequently precipitated into a hold fifteen feet deep. On being got out, one of the men, named Lees, was found to have several of his ribs broken and to be otherwise injured. The other two massed with a few alight bruises. The engiueman states that he foiled it impeasible to stop the engine when the MAO cried to him, in consequence of the quadrant link having been supplied with new brasses that day, which rendered it stiff. The case is undergoing strict investigation by the authorities. The eogineman has been Idischarged from the employment of the Messrs. !THZ LATZ COLLISION AT WINCHBUEOII.—In ad dition to the oaken of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway I already held to bail on the charge of culpable neglect of duty in connexion with the disastrous collision at Which : burgh on the 13th of October, Mr. Latham, the general manager, has been examined before the Sheriff of Linlith • gowshire on the seine charge, and also admitted to bail. Mr. Latham is the chief °Moat of the company, sod has filled his present situation for a considerable number of years. The trial, which will be at Edinburgh, is not ex pected to take place till spring. All the sufferers from the accident have now been discharged from the Royal Infir mary at Edinburgh, with the exception of Harvey, of the Scots Greys, who has not yet recovered from the severe fractures he sustained. _ • ARRIMT FOR THE MURDER OF THE LAM ALDER MAN SIiZZEIT.—We have just been informed that two men of t►e name of Mianogue, one of whom bee been recently in America. from which he baa been brought back by the primmest, have been arrested, charged with the murder of the late Alderman Sheehy, and lodged ie the county gaol, Ennis. The second of the Minnogues was arrested at his residence, in the pariah of Feeekle, county of Clara, within the last few days. Theme men were before arrested on the same charge, and were in End', gaol, but were dl'- charged, so evidence being adduced against them. The murder of Alderman Sheehy took place two ye..n ago biat October, in the pariah of Feeckle, county of Clare. limerick Reporter. EXCELLENT RIFLE SHOOTING BY MR. HORATIO ' Rage.—We learn that at Netheley, on the lflth instant, the champion marksman. Mr. Horatio Ross, made the fol lowing excellent score (hits and points added) with an old Henry rifle—one of the first produced by the maker—and with which between RE and seven thousand shots have basil Arad : TOO yards -3N 900 dn. 1000 do. —93 Xr. Roes, who fired no trial shots after 800 yards. loaded with a Auk, and without having weighed the hullets ; sad he attributed the miss at the eighth shot et t►e 900 yards to this sad to the flask being then nearly empty. The wind was blowing very strong at the time. —Deader Adver tiser. UAW:NARY BAUD= AND lITOCOOL ZAILWATL Ms. ,as. ohma r oc aasoar a. lad& lbaddra.losSi r iEli &Mal sad Odadadaa Oft and Baaida::::: - _ li 47 1 115 66 115 116 el 71 -- A - 1• -• ';7 — eiVirli -- i Da D i pa la paldio D. Debbi and DiaDad Toe. 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If 11 - ON lisaipres My Leis* 9l 41 43 id -id Marks Vanes - M. 4 Mwyady hod Oa ll Idle par - .. New BMou - O - Nor* Dolma - 0. .. N. 111 imartall o br pa y) 11a. ) 31 - Oro -. 400 « Pm Om. 0 6 - 1 11, . 10 Providimm(lll. Ma (11. I***) *, . . 18.11.7. 41 48 64 id - L 1,003 .. 11641214p00d Illa. Co. 1 •-•- - .. L Oman (OS. C 1191) l4 190 190 - 0.009 .. I. Can Brea (Lamm) - .. IW. Prams. (Sopa) La 90 96 38 40 - .. farsy Park '- 9,400 1 Tamar BiLdLoad/46.0 4 4 d 10 Tla soft 9 13 14 - 30 .. Yale and T (Oars) Ltd*. - - - 0900 « Woat Dem* _ 11 13 14 - .. I. .. 11. * Bakal Arad= ( ) I 286 36 296 td 28 - Wm ill .. Wk. damProgra) - .. 77k. Boll er dadnatb) 6 Mt Me - 10M.. WIL Naw (061Mosit) 7.9.0 - - -. - WP. Kitty (Dn. Wald) 2.0. t II el 4, .. Wheal laulooil 2.11 Of 20 - 1406 .. W.Mariamailhasam ) 6 LS 4 ... 1.060 .. Ilk. Trolawom 11.14 1 7 17 VS - JOINT roc BANE/ No. I 80. I amitd IPt 10.)666x. I Sal* 111. 100 zess saz V. ler. Beak .80 94 90 964 Id 100 IlUdanooLaa.tLivirpool 12 771 Om - 11, IS deffilraliala 16 Sid of last - 9 0011 100 Haat of London. —. 60 98 100 -. 10,000 100 Bent of Quaambad 1L I 21 2So - 19100 SO &MIA N. ammias - id 1000 110 Char.BILSIL Colambla II 1 01 Ws - Llll9 •Zs 4 1 Lik. laam.Aaa,uoin. au la 111 - M SI COM*. M. et 1•41.. ste 49 al 43 - $8,0 09 MO 1110 MO = id S 4O 41 4$ 91 -. -. 4400 111.11 Oom. of Canada .—. . all - - - 16.060 10 Ilag.ecoLdAmlflisseA all 106 oof - 10,000 100 landaso.Chlaadhp.(L) 10 21 14 la - 10,000 100 haperial Hoak. 11m104 16 1 apm - 10,000 lOu Landau sad Bramllaa 26 6 01 pm .- 5,000 100 Lon.a.tyreada.Mala (L 4 1 &a - 60,000 116 Loa. Ch. Soul 4 *mart all 271 xd -.ad 4,400 6.000 100lu London and Colmp onlil (L 3 1 Pa llf SO - SOSO 0 Lawlor. Jot* MA . 10 W 3O ... Id 100 ton. sad Mlddlami . (7. 2 par 4pm - KM 711 Loadoa 1 aoum. 41119.666. 1111 114 16 SR 1 10 Oa 100 WO. mod Wasishadar- m 79 81 - *OOP 100 Uelro.l Prov. Bank (L. 10 3 Shama -to 26.109 100 N.Pro. of Im6Mad - - - MOM Sa Istiamal Ralik - - - WO 19 Now iloati Wads all 41 SO .- 14,401 15 Orlimial Beak Omen all 14 66 Ida* 10 0144 mar. Haat 26,000 10 Do. New 1 61 0 pm •••• 10.090 103 Provlnotal of 1..1...1 m - 11014 100 81aad.of 1011.8.Afrloa(L 7 21 Bpm 10 6 • * Doke 4 An..... 0. .0 40 61 - 6.000 1011 Ca. of Lailthaace (L. 2 par Ipm - 1104 100 Nolan al Malawi (Ida.). 7 01 16 as 14 61.000 60 lilacs of Louder+ 13 Kt $34 - ILDIUSLLLEJ No. 1 32. I 02204aLsa. IPd I CL pekes I Salsa. 14404 10 1241041635a5s WWI a2 17 11 - 60,000 10 4ilaallo ILL WU 64.(1 ) ON 1 4 -. 1111,000 16 tastrallea AgilanL ill 244 WI - 47,0r4 10 &On Watwwnrks.. all 61 7 - 20,000 8 Bombay Gas, 1.2212 A 1 1 dls 1 pul - 614.780 14. 111/11. &Irish Msg. Tel VS NI ill - 5,N1 sse Canada [and .ll 99 102 - 6602 0 55. 0np,114.42104.a11nw1L ail 11 12 - 1.002301 di. Orpolal Palms, 102.810 U. Do. Pt•terimer - 277.0 0 01. Do. 64. at. Parp. DA, IX . 113 115 - 10, , 10 ILlndlaCottonageno7, 21 1 di. par - 04,010 10 clod!. 2 Lon. mupl..4 all 3 6 - In,o 41 W lftaihnnalrrig.de Cana , 1 1 die 1 pen - 700,1100 1111. ilsoldiasidaraph - xn 70.0tt 5 Ow and Aust. Cop. - 20,001 14 Gam 844444 Na 8 0 24110 l6 27 21 - 850,0f4 1 Great Ship tLlndted) - 101,001 1 Ti,. 121 n..r•-sot o.of al' - IS, . 2 Indian Carrying ) 1 - - - 8 000 W Italian Irrigation I 2 Ids 1 pin me -in 11,012 11 ism. Pianos Dia (1.... ail 4 4 al .- 1 10.1.001 4 Loa. Gam. Gmalbas Co -1 14 - 60,00 15 Iladraa Dirlan. 41 C. I 21 pa - 'ants IS Wwlll.r. b. 7.1. ~ ''-. sT • -. 10,C • 10 bi5t.5411., Car., &Was. 4 11 pas - "Awl a Naxos 016001156 Co. 6 3 pw. - 0,000 is Narbuddaltaktlronll a 411 poi xa - 1,801. i IsloarhisdaL.llp.a.prl all 4 1 .- 1.7 24 100 11.13ra:tat i. no* LA 50 10 It - .8:.1171. 1 ft. Brit, inaindadaa. aP 1 11 1 10' „1 '• ' 0/1401410as al 14 t 1 -. 60, 1 Do. New 1 1 1.9 11 - ...0. 1. Orloss. 112 AWL (1.1144 4l 11 at 81 1 10.000 1 Mama Ow 1 4 itls par - Coo" , et. Peal Etna Lead& lain Wu 85 WI - 10,00, Se taala.aadorlia.ll4san Y. 10 71 xd - xd 44. 6 . 6. Dn. Now ln 41 43 rd - ad 17, 10 (WebradildLitd.2l4.(L) 111 dl. par .- 14,,51A , Co. YAWN, is.. aL 11 111 - 4.2"16 Um Paw sl 6 7 .... 26 ilio dolma. CULlss.a ) a 281 20 - 10.730 21 Do. - 1,001 118. top) Wall Wawa - 200,001 IL WWI& layman. 11 140 - 14.101 111 %eft 224144 Aria l443 Law' 110 21 1 12 36 - 71412' 1 Ilabne2l24 TeL loft 1 1 - MA* 1 Ds 40. isilslstad 44:. - 11.6'1 10 Da. 4a. 0 6 1 .- 60,09 1 Calispapti to India (L. 1 1 1 414 - 112 , ' 10 L& U. of Atuag...17.1. • 111. 4 151 - 10.410. 10 frasiaGaCo.l7.osasth 1 1 1 pen xd -id WON 6 Ga. Kingdom TIC O.). 111 41s Ipm - lams las pas neswim.s rand . 121 111 1111 .-- VINCIAL . 8H4R . 1 114ATAT'S. Lrnstrad.7.l);(l iad North Western. Ye}—Nsocissator, ditseadd. sad Liman. WS—Routh lastern, 884—Dateh Rhenish, 11 —Broad Trunk of Card*, St —Great Ltutanbourg. 14 1-1 Neatens of Canada, 13— Bunbre and !dense, 10 6-16. 114aosianraa. D.C. t7.—A fair bushiest wax done, add prises were steady. Caledonian. 1164—Groat Luxembourg. 14—Nreat Ship, is lA—Greet Western. W4—Uflards Osstrel, 411 d.—Les dos sod North Western, 9614 . — m lfeadteeter, Sissfarbd. 'mad Lim cohabits, 40t--North Brit NI jr-lkinti lisafarri. }— Melaka bank, 171 and Gtssikao. alt RAILWAY PA 111/301128.—0f 173,721,139 paseen-i prs enema last year os British midways, the Caledonian ! carried 3,573,609; the Greet Fasters, 9,866.2.12 ; the Greet Northern, 4,573 425 ; the Great Wasters and iM alike, 12,385,166 ; the in and Yorkshire, 16.245,019 ; the Loudon and South Wasters, 7,8487 ; the Leaden and North Western. 16,823.706 ; Brigham, sad South Cornet, 10.593.655 ; um, Ifirdrides, SWIM& and Idocoinshlre, 3,015,961; the 91111w41,133,118 **North Eastern, 8,716.027 ; sad the Bo 9,081,x. 9,oBl, x. During the year ending ON 3,423,407 more letter woo the 181841 New York Post-oftios than la the em...... oak dh At Ariz this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram the Three per Cent. Rents were quoted 70fr., being sc. better than on Saturday. Cowls Are now quoted 924 to 41, ex div., both for money and the account (Jan. 8). The official business repot is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 924,1; ditto for account, 92j; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 4 ; New Tbree per Cents., 921, 4 ; Bank Stook, 232; India Five per Cent Stock, 1081; ditto Four per Cent De bentures, 1864, Itp4 ; ditto Bonds, 96e. prem. ; Five per Cent. • enfaoed " rupee paper, 1064 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1124 ; and Ex chequer Bills, 9a, Ma prem. The foreign stock barket is firm to-day, with transactions to a good extent. The Turkish Loan of 1868 has improved 1 per cent, and Coneolidda 1, being quoted, respectively, 701 to 714, and 404 to 414. The Loan of 1864 is steady, at 84 to 86 ; and the scrip of 1882, at 34 to prem. Bnenoe Ayres Beads are rather firmer. Greek, Mexican, and Spanish Passive are steady. The Spanish Certificates remain firm. Venezuelan scrip is quoted 2 to 11 din. ; Portuguese scrip, 41 to 4 prem. ; and the Peruvian Loan, 914 to 924. Transactions are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres, 971, 984 ; Chiliad, 834; Egyptian, second inane, 944 ; Greek, 1154, 164, 16 ; ditto Cou pons, 81 ;Italian, 721; ditto for account, 724; Mexi can, 324,1; New Granada, 27 ; ditto Land warrants. 44, ; Peruvian, 1882, 92 ; Portuguese, 1863, 484 ; ditto, 1882, 481, 4 ; ditto scrip, 44 prem. ; Russian, 1862, 944; Sardinian, 821 ; Spanish Passive, 234 ; ditto Certificates, 91, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, 71, 701 ; ditto for account, 714 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 721; ditto 1882, scrip, 31 prem. ; Vene zuela, 241; ditto 1862, scrip, 11, 4 dia. ; ditto One and-a-Half per Ceuta., 121. Foust o'Cloon. Consols are quoted 94 to ex div., both for money and the account (Jan. 8), showing no change. Messrs. Glyn and Co. have announced the half yearly dividend, due the lit Jan., on the Turkish Loaa of 1882. About 12,0001. in gold was bought by the Ralik on Saturday. The steamer China, from New York, has brought 67,0001. inspecie. Of the WW)001. is gold already mentioned as having been shipped from Melbourne for England, 202,0001. is on board the Monarch, which sailed on the let of October. The reduction to 121. per ton of the price of Peruvian government guano has been announced by Moans. I. Thomson T. Boner, and Co., the present consignees of this article. It will be recol lectedthat early last summer, immediately previous to the change which then ok plane in the agency for the sale of guano in this country , the pr ice was advanced to 131. per ton. This advance has proved very prejudicial to the Interests of the Peruvian government, having checked the sale* of guano, and greatly stimulated the manufacture and consump tion of spurious articles, and of other artifice' manures, and the reduction now announeed in the price of the genuine article, consequent, wo under stand, upon urgent representations to the Peruvian government, will be regarded as a boon by agricul turists. At the meeting on Saturday of the Oriental Inland Steam Company the directors' report was adopted. The dividend declared was at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 12th December were 12,738/. sterling, being 1,889/. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The prospectus of the City of Manchester , Patent Brick and Tile Company (limited) is in circulation. The object is to purchase and work the patents of Mr. Peter Ifferts for machinery fur the manufacture of bricks, tiles, drain pipes, Arc. It is mentioned that the articles manufactured under this process are of very superior quality, yet are produced at a considerable economy both of time and labour. By 'Deem of kilns constructed on an improved plan, a saving of two•thirds is likewise contemplated in the fuel. As a result of these processes it is adirtned that " bricks, Am., made by this machine and burned as Mated, cost scarcely half as much as those made by hand." A machine is at work at Manchester, where an inspection of it is invited. The capital is bud at 50,0001., in 5!. wares. The followibg extract from the Levant Herald, just received, shows some of the latest involvements of the home finance of the Turkish government. The treasury has begun the conversion of its whim obli gations into consolides, and the payment of the interest on the bonds in question—in 40 per cent. metallic and 60 per cent. new stock as mentioned last week—will begin in a few days. In the meantime, considerable com plaint is expreeeed that nothing has been done towards cleariog off the arrear interest on the on.senaliks, to which we recentlycalled attention. Holders of these obligations have urged their right to be treated at least as well as the foreign employis, who, thanks, a correspondent assures us, to our late suggestions on their cue—instead of being forced to accept an inferior category of whims, are, it is now settled, to have their arrears paid at Use wino:: Tate of 40 per oent. metallic and GO per oent. new consolidin. Complaint is also heard from teeth holders that oo provision whatever is being made at the Callao d'Amortiesement for the half year's interest and 5 per cent. sinking fund falling due on their bonds on the 13th proximo, though special revenue has been nominally hypothecated for this purpose. The arrangement at first was that the money in question should go direct to the wises far this put.- ' pose ; this WAS changed, the plan of the cash going instead to the Minister of Finance, and from him to the former being substituted. The result has not been satisfactory, and in practice seems open to objection. The bad precedent of giving Lorando a charge on the custom-house—mentioned in our last report—is said to have been followed in more than one other instance during the week. In view of the fact that the remittances from the establishment to the Ottoman Bask on account of the Loan of 1853 are considerably in wear, the matter seem to call for the attention of the sysdkl, the lefirests of whose coastitasats are sot likely to be bombed* this new practise ladiactimiaste &segues ea lima Phobia. We an credibly informed that, hoard of the 2,060,000 p. whisk the bask should have reonived oa Saturday last, only 300,000 p, were paid over, though so leaps a portion of the comsat six asolitia' dividerd yet remiss M he provided far. bURTC-LANII.-(THDI DAY.) The weather has been remarkably Rae and mikl for the time of year up to thk, morning, when It changed to heavy rain and squally. The barometer has fallen very much, and the wind is new blowing from the south-west. The supply of English wheat to this market during the past week was limited. Flour not quite so liberal as of la* Barley, malt, and oats moderate. Beans and peas less than lataly. Seeds short. A few Scotch oats, but no Irish. The foreign supplies of wheat were very modeeate, Americas sad Apian. Flom, very short, of American *kelp Barley also very limit e d awn. Danish and French. Oats very abort, Swedish and Daoish. One cesarrggo of beans from Frame ; owe of peas from Prussia ; moderate quantity of liaised from the last Indies, and nCsdBUM; Sea. All other seeds ge shoet, market to-day is of a holiday chaeaoter. Wheat extremely slow - Eng lish and foreign-and where sales are made, last Moaday's quotatioesare barely supported. Flour dull, and without change of value. Barley equal to this day week. Oats net bekk by say seep end ao change in prim. Baum and peso gather shaper. Seedp-Linsied aad teemed steady; other seeds dull. FLOATING CAIOOI/L-L7 i litik_ doing. Atarvoia or Seine . - • seed: ; raMalead.* ; caper', 14 ; mustard. 85 ; ma' soldoi so nk 14314 %: tame, 73 ; Barmed, 7,688 ; rapeseed. ; nisi* 1 ; hemp, 65 ; canary, 66; other seeds, 400. Exports of seeds.-Linesed, 6,175; rapeseed, 610 ; mustard' seed, 48. WIIMAT.-Euglish Res* and Heat, waits, lieu. Cs. to 485.; ditto, Ike -e. to -a.; ditto, red. Pew, 38s. *45a.; ditto, Gilead. -e. to -e. ; Norfolk, Ate.. Aso eta, -a. to - 1 1.; red, new. -41 to -a. Foreign Dusts s, We. tie 51a.; duo. 51s to 534.; extra, fike to Ma ; Rosipbe.x. 495. to 50a.; ditto, extra, 49a. is 535.; Rostock, 465. to 48e.; ditto, extra, 62a. to Ms.; Mecklenburg, 52e. to s*. • Uckermark ditto, -a. ; Anierhisn white, 465. to 49a.; &kis, red, 44a. to 46a.; Oanadisa, 45a. to 490. filaikam-Baglioli satin. 31a. to 365. ; dna, ,375; grending. 235. to 24e.; sad distilling, 264. to 27x per qr. ; foreign , 21a. to 23a.; ditto distilling. 25e. to 304. MAIN.- IBM and Norfolk, 69e. to 635. ; 6A4 Its. to67s. ; sad Ware, tbs. to 685.; brows. 50a. *Ws. Oak-Wish feed, 19a. Od. to Ils. Od. ; potato, 235. to 255. ; foram 20s. to 24*. li 3 Mak, 38s. to 405. ; know, 395. to 435. tr3Bs. to OA foreiga. 4k. to See. ; tick, o'37e. ; Wk. to ; 325. to 340. PILL-Beglish bailees, 40a. to 41a.; and hit* 405. to 435. ; maple, --a. to -a.; pay, 36,5 to 38a.; hog, 38e. to 40e. ; f 34e. to 354 FWoa. li town, 435. to 46e. ; ditto fine, 465. to 470.; eounk7, 385. to 38a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 341. to ode.; Freseh, 40a. Is 41s. pm mask ,• U.S. sweet, We. to 28a.; Ousediaa. 27a. to 28a. ; Spanish. 41a. to 425. INDIAN Ociam-Wlette. 305. to Mu ; 28e. w 30s. FLOATING CAZOODL all O. F. and I -Wl** : Bard'. &saki sad Marianople, per 49Mbe., 445. t0 . 46e. ; Obirki; 44e. la 475. ; Pali* Odor, per 4801ba.. 42i. to 44a ; white 48s. to 60a. ; Danube sad Oak*, 395. to 424 ; 324. to 114 s. Barley: Egyptian cad Syrian. pat be.. 24.. to 26a. ; Odom and Dinubs, do., 244. to 25.. Beans ; ' Raptisa, par 480111m.,30a. to 33a. Raise : Odom and Oak*. par 4921155., 31s. Od to 325. ; Dorsi! and Bulgarian, pee 480145., 31s. Od. to Bk. ; • ?nook do., -e. M -a, ; Arrairas. do., 390. le 4k. ; Egyptian, -a. to -o. Azariisi trio lava& Faint Die. is to DIC. 111161DarSeg. Ma& OM& llama 1 flour. Cosawl6. qrs. &a l ii n gra gra gis. brl n aj *elm 104464/1 .. b 490 2531 490 U 4 .. 15409 Foreign .. 166 66 ... 166 36 60 1 63 1169311.—Wheat, WM Y ee : seta 1100: tour, owls. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. vats DAY.) tar ILICTILIC AND DITWATIOIAL TILIORABEL ) (FROM 002 OWN 002.1128PONDLNT. ) Market very excited, and isles probably 20,000 bales, at an advance d Id. to id. on bat weak's quotations. MINCING LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) The public markets are closed for the holidays, and privately no important Wes are reported in an artiole except °octal, for which *ere is an sense at full to rather dearer prima, about 1.500 bales her* been sold. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tbe market is steady. Tows tallow In quoted 411 e: Id., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., a to spot, 45.. 3d. to 45e. dd. ; sll the moo*, 45e. to 435. dd ; Jensen to March, Re. to 46e. 3d. ; Idiredu 455. A4pAl to June, 45e. to 45e. 3d. $ October to December, 465. 64. PAITICULLILS OP TALLOW. Stook es Md this day .... 73.626 . 667119 -------..- 65e636 Delivery Wt week 519 1,009 9 6 6 Ditto tram let Jaw 63,957 93,725 49,643 Arrival lad week Ditto treat let Jute 99,469 WAS 66.769 1-.1 !rim Y.C. sot cwt. this day Mao Town Met Friday 61.64. 61e. 9d. 46.. 6d. Arrival lee Use week sonar Jas. 9, LAS Tear. 290 IMMO. and delivery, 1,6E7 mks. The arrivals LA week canalised 911 casks Australia ; 170 Mute America ; total, 1,085 casks. SATURDAY Emma Consols, which closed ea Wednesday at 92} to ex div. both for mosey and the Bth January, open,d and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows :-I'hies per Cent, Consols, for money, 92f, ex dii. ; ditto for account, 924, ex div. ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 924, 4; New Three per Cents., 924, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1084, 106; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100} ; 'to Bonds, 235., 265. prem. ; Five-and-a -gets doer" Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1124. • 1 The India Five per Cent Stock was steady at 108 to ex div. India Bonds were quota 28s. to 265. prem., and Exchequer Bills, 9a. to 13e. prem. The foreign stook market presented no sign of a revival cd activity. Bank shares were quiet. London and Buenos . .uired fc It METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Inns DAY.) The number of beasts is no means large, yet the trade is very dull for them, and prime are rather lower. A cleeranie timed be effected. The supply of sheep is very short, but it exceeds the demand. Some of the choicest descriptions have maintained late queeatioes, and ere pretty readily disposed of. Inferior qualities west with a heavy trade, and several Tennis un sold. Trade lisiew far salves, and pnoes are rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 360 lanste, 4110 sheep, and 154 calves • Spasm 50 beasts ; Scotland, 2so beasts ; Ireland. 450; N'Orfolk aed Suffolk, 1,330 ; and 960 from the Neethern sad Midland °mattes. Par Nam of Ohs. s. g. s. 0. Ihe does el MU .d. a. d. Dot lielis. 11080/18. 6 10 5 0 114041/6411114564816 0 0 0 0 Dot 81•00,bores 4s 410 Bait Imi-w00i5.... 5 4 5 8 Woad qua bomb 84 4 4 D. do. Olear• .... 00 0 0 Clabes D D S 8 4 8 Do. do. Mora .... 11 0 0 0 15setrosallttArso I I 5 10 Leh@ 1165.0. atm** 8.700: Ills•parl Wok. Am; Calm, 171: PIA 174 .--.--.... HORODGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meow% Paehiedis aid Beath report a better lismaad than usual at this period of the yam ; Moab es had irs so much reduced lim• say Mermaid trade most at ones et hane. prior. larrsoey v Hid and East Kant. 71. to 101.101. ; ditto barb. 34 to 61. ; Wald Kea*, N. to 71.7 a . ; lasses, 41 10. to 71. COAL MAR HILT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls gut Haws. Ids. • Wane Rod lambics, 17.. 9d. ; Wells Had &wart. 175.64 .; Walla Had South Hata. ,18s.• Walls Zed Braddyla Red.., 17a. ; Walla Ed Rama Haase , 17. Walls Ed loath Elmtbrosal. 16. 6d.; Walla Had Soma Lakes, 17s. ; Walla Had Hawk Hall, 16s. 6d. ; Walls lad Cyr, 17. ; Wall. Hod *aloe, 17.. L. Walls Hod Triads. - Mashy, lbs. 6d. • all. 16a. 3d. • Walls Had Taabokl 6d. ; Da Ayres' Rank were in (or. In the miacel- . F. ,:a N v i.-, - „T aii i, laiiiilit o 19.,; Lamm@ ohm* market there was no change. I lislywaa, 16a. 6d. 6 User Batm, Us. 6L ; Oast Marine shares closed today at 61 to i Bohai& E=t ; 14s. Ik.. ; Davidson's Hartley, 14.. 6.1. ; prem. ; Thames sad Marry, $ 946 to 11 - 16 prem.; 'i 11061166 , 16e. 64.-162 abase at mart* Universal, 1 to lialia ; NOrth &Ale and Malmo- . .. filo, I St to 1; Oamassitial Union, ito i Pram ; Tyro OnriranD Atrattesir Ifest..—QuEstrefowir, and London and Provincial Matins, &dia. to p*. pito. 96. —The Royal Ran atiaswidia Atria anivalbsta at The awing quotations far shares In new= 6 p.a. Wasp. like masked the mega sainassaarrs, sad takings were as follows :— London and N issom asa i nali m u s s iy. Ail will. Ti n Ato m auri n em a Bank, par to 1 pm.; English and Irish Bank, di.. way thiak gy m . to ris • Bash of Sobs" Pllo=ll_ll and.Dslbit Par '.. ,Xls mention of Patties, the hustriaamilw, for to P 146. ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc sit - imam oa the Met ems, is appointed to take AO, to ing,f to 1 prom. ; Sociiihi Fineman of Egypt, ito Imams atoning at Witteirster. =v. T ft 2 7T II 76 TS 112 TS 121 SW 1073 SW WI 1•11 1 13 g 1.0 74 76 42 OS 36 37 48 52 U 32 24 DS NT 128 - 1 pis Ni l 106 I rob n T i Ile O , n 'U. 96 no ilk 92 . .. 1 -1 16 -- I 4 111 199 f 104 99* 100* Al 111 II I pram!. ; London, Birmingham, and South BM& ftedihnv Bank, i to f Vera.- The shame of the newly announced Anglo-Por tuguese Bank were last quoted I to 14 prem. The interest is announced on South Australian Mumma* Bondy. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two oViooz. There is only a moderate amount of business doing in the mining market today, and prices gene rally show no important variation. Kest Caradon shares are steady, at 441 to 46. The new lode at the 70 fathom level hu been intersected, and is reported to be worth SOL per fathom. Wheal Beton are very firm, at • further advance, the present quotation being 190 to 196. Wheal Lndooti are quoted 9} to I, and North Crofty, sto I. In the Stock nchange Cambrian Gold shares pave been dealt in at I prem. East Caradon, 441 I And Wheal Beton at 189. . . • • froreignanio44;;llal mining shares are inactive. United Mexican are officially marked being firm ; Cobra Copper, 20 ; and Monte. Anreos, 21. fallowing iallaisidivithode have been detlered during the prima meth ellose. Per dare. Amount. Doleoath wat whia 8•4os 5 0 0 .... 2,000 0 0 Tincroft ate: m.... 050 1:#16 ,__ inassl Se4aa __ S Q 0 ~.. 1,188 0 0 Whoa Boast 2 0 0 .... 1,024 0 0 Wheal Grylla 1 0' 0 .... 1,024 0 0 Wheal Mary Ada Bedford Crafted 'o 2 0 .". 500 0 0 Nortb Traskarby St. John dal Key Total 256,949 4 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I elli i . 100 118 I e11i.... Sua - 1