The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-02 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MA . NSION-130D81. A ore which excited greet mirth mme before the court on a summona, requiring the defendant to show muse why she detained seven package', value MI., the property of • gentleman panted Fairs. Complidaant Mated that on Monday week he hired apart mete of defendant for 275. per week. including attendenek tang her explicitly that he wee likely to leave tiny day, ea be was Moray waiting for • ship to carry him Ausbeila. Or Tuesday morning lea be asked 6r kis bill, Vac* was given him, but finding there ac me overeherics which he conAddered t, be unjesdlakk be bid her that he should leave next day, and went oat to look for other lodgings. On return ees b.: found that she b a g taken seven packages oat ea bia apartments sad locked them up her own room. epee which he demanded their restoration, at the raw tier e tendering the money for two days, but she re. Awed to part with them, tus!eso she first received 275. se p s ymeet for the second week in full. lewd Meyor—Now, Mrs. —, why do you detain this gentleman's damp? Defendant—Why, my lord, don't he pay toe my rent. Lent Mayor—He says he is gaits willing to pay you for the 0.1 , 0 lays. a. , - _ — befendaiit— Oh, but my lord, I only let ap ar t men t s shipowners and ship captains, end the custom is a a notice or • week's rent, therefore I had a right to a week's notice or a week's rent from him. And then, for him to grumble at my little extras'. I never met with such a thing before. But then, to be sure, I've a l wa ys had to do with gentlemen ; end he's no gentlecsaa. (Beers of laughter.) Lord Mayer—l thought you landladies always considered Isdut" gentlemen who paid their rent. ISskndrt (indignantly) No, he's no gentleman, or be wouldn't cote advantage of an unprotected widow like ems VI (Lestrldsr get ). I'm only • • oaptain's widow, and h ow a m I to live duet my money Lord Mayor.—He says you hare no claim for mares as be torgotood to include all extru and that he was to loam 11111.1 Complement-I'es, my lord; and when I got my bill I lined la. 6d. charged " for Ore to cook in the kitchen " —(ksighter)—which I certainly thought wee a part ef the bargain, and Is. 6d. for " boot-chening," which I also anttil to be included in "attendance" (removed toe,. and altogether the extras amo un t e d t o a b ou t O tt ohuit—No " gentleman" would have disputed them; for would you, I dare say, if l had not been an unprotected bode. (Laughter.) Lord Mayor—Oh, pray Mrs. —, don't talk so. lam earl you are quite abi• to Feted you:sett Defendant—l might (looking diggers at complainant), ff my two toes were her., Bat perhaps your lordship dolma% know who I sm. Lad ifay or:No, my rood wawa, I deal. It may be a misfortune. but upon my word I haven't the bast idsa. (Loud laughter.) Defendaat (yompously)—My eon-la-law is consul at Lord Mayor—Oh, fa he, indeed? Defeadaat—Yee, he is , sad sleben! I've kept lodsiass br some years, not bean sataracesei so do so all n Via The Lard Mayor—WA Hydrae kept hedging, for s Wou most know that se et you' right to dates • e goods for rent ad yet did sad awarding to year elm risowtag the weed week A ast be due till next Yea weyenta west glee ap the pashega• Of wane I unityleid to your lordship's wipe d" judgment, but I've direr thought landledy :night do as she pleased ln kr ova beam Lasdlasyor—Ob, tires gime • midair, for If not, you midi l emba t !If up se Aas Ws poi. (Laughter.) He Is ad the sra Is his wawa lay violent Iradoupse klm.l anew yew You amid low ma him push aids We wok sal the walwwwwa Y Ms Why, be SIMI bid hi had up= ma. (Haswell Qty is ea wand le loam qr tb things fa dads, spa puma el ; end, Yidlndkis lordship -Good morning,' la • paeseakiag tray, she tend up her soot at eseepldrat sad Imp out el court with 7: - . o :reV i rtiess of • tragedy gum ta the " Vic." wiirl L DAUM/2 AND 111111TLD DONISMWENT. Jane Ageworif wee We day planed ail the bar bedew Kr. Arnold. ammo% "nib wilfully beadle( • equated Owe oelee 31. A vitas, who me be DMA r name Kbelmair, Bliss Ilabees, said that oa the peewleas mob& at eines miaow feet alma, be wee la She Ties d Wale Tama, Cbehral diming was is the bar sad oiled tee half • plat et base, elms ea the leadloed re hab* brew In; she watt eat lad be eat km lit sr bar W with a ease be b mad debbaeady bunk • brie peas fil l e r ie die teat et the Alla, lbw wee am seller. haillood of tar Puler el Wein, aid he dill set ele i r l 'earisid k the wiedew, bet a line mane =ill ea the bide directly afterwards. The bee we • large spree et plate ems 46 inches hy 44, and vas awl! wpwardeef 31. eadweleal bale hie be sam thell Amber his ehrese she bad her weed with • pa, sad bed left the bra" bat r b erest a while bs ime e er= "li eed le hr, whoa she Irek i e w the 1". ale eeWsahlse la dials, we easeadetel belheirdmid,mecia e. to the Howe of Cortecaoa4ia &bah of pees lbe demeig PROCLINIO DRPLAS'ITT. Zak/ appal:rattly sot more thaa aixtatot or @even tsto_ rem of age, a prostitute, area placed at Um bar, thargad 3Lieh;l JemeWeleh, the Mika of the *id Star and Crow; Bramimy, Weitsmineter said M e l, 'hardy before dating ea the previous everass, the deilmismt rem into his bee" irk nee leg *soldier there WWI bed seem silver in hie bead, she eadmound to itha to come with her, bet he 11116A11111 bar atrmlfr , ad, with the miasma of • civilian, pat her at at tie bees , ea she apportioned Mai my much. She than took up a Mee ad Mice two pease of glees, nine 7s. ad. Police-constable 1$ B, said be took liar into custody, when she commemed Mag the most filthy ad language, ad did not coadne it to him, bat sti l e " := every one mound all the way to the steam, ad at the 'nation its. Mind the inspector. The language wee of • met sharking chancier, end witness had never beard worse. la ',newer to inquiries from the 'utr.t , dishadant mid that she hired in Orchard-street, and had bars on the streets eighties months. She bad no Mends. The police having stated that defendant bad been in prima before, end was are of the wont characters in Weetniinster, Mr. Arnold said be bad hardly ever beard of more shock ing depravity, sad committed bee for trial. HOTEL LIFE IN NEW YOEN--In consequence of the rem dilkery that private familles a:primes In pro curing cooks mid bousiesside to • where medal orrice is considered somewhat beneath lb. dignity of • rare-born Americen, whirs service le called "help" to avoid wettish's the essaiptibillty of hes dunes, and left almost excluaively to negro= imd the newly Imparted Irish, who too commonly, men especially the hmak portion of thew, know nothing whatever, or exceedingly little= kouribold duties, and whoa skill in cookiry soarody to the boiling of • a potato, the midrange dim Bee keephig bowie on tbeir own account bed but an unosinintable lieu la England the newly married couple labs a bee" hone O. and bre quietly oleos. la the Steno( Ainerlea—iir thereto doss not apply to the rare/ diorites—they lake apietisests at the hotel, and lire in public, too glad to take la of the ready means whki It Week of escape frcea = sauces attendant ppm inellkield. Me= Inmallif service. The young wife lade bison' ion the cone and mierrise and respoasibillties of end hes bathing to think of but dram, Aside& aril amusement. Brides who begin asorrisd Nis fa often continue In therm trout yes* te metric" sad see, without poweeing the issettstekie saws*. end laidlee• of tiny more iecluded brow To those who know nothing of dam oth aides god to those who its willing to attend to them, bat most meow proper " help" in raver household, the bold spina Is equally mall asped. It seven trouble, sorsopros, and espesse;--bet et what • cost of the domestic amenttiesl Perhaps set ahem see-half of the ppeepple who daily sit down to Mawr Is then superb sabab heDmenb travellers. The remaleder are perernert residents— bestrode, wires, and children. To eat ia pal& sow sad th. n may be desirable bat for ladies to Übe all their Inger every day, cad all the year sound, in the fell glare of publicity, to be always fan deemed; to sesecials daily—almost hourly—with eltiopere heat every put of Amok* and of the wield; Is be If young and handsome, the cyanoses el ell Idle end vagrant eyee, either at the taMs rides sr la the parr dmiriag-room ; three are certainly sot the esendeas mita to ea Englishmen's mind are cosdoene to the tree her =sad charm of wadded life. Lad it is nee oily the of this stile of 4 things. 7: the husband wife to which an Englishmen but its influ ence epee the young childos, whsjiikr shwa the CC ty 4 dare sad halls of such mentions, berme renringly old ler west et Mob air sad eureka, no oreellewlng hem the sigorissese they inquire sod 4 therranenessstme le ssa lineci Perhaps ire people tuay mardsr seta e snots of "ad fogyism ;" per ass. The grim is Ws fear tri Anwar, therefore, strike, the attention more boibly thin if it nen common to the civilised weld.— Line Men Dr. Mackay to the Illsignesed Lambs News. LORD MAC.% VLST.—The 27th edition of "Lodge's Peerent" just rind, rowan the Memo bey, Berea (nsomery) Theareasebersa Macaulay, ham Macaulay ef G. frielsele. a t h. Mimes of the United K l.g do /o • Busies of Lin coln's-me and High _Steward of the Derciegh of Cambridge. Hie Waft distiardied as p et nearer, eiessielly bNs papas "His y tma_ ef ins nenneedin Of Aram w ang la Wla aid le samenrd. Hr Inidelp Is Ile dirt esit ef the hf.s. rbe fee inie Om Are yaws hieardittbaMStiiaerns sine lisads3 berm b. WPM Oil I. DI My, lee, hegira had lease, I. Tbasesi, Phut lard. 2. Rev. Jolts, mar et in sad has lens. S. Henry 1111111neWhie OapTh . 747 . 4eed Urea lltbler., bind; Wage n. 111114 Est. lift, the Ham llsepret Denman. Mb awoken ef esearm Ist Lard Desnes, ti mime be bad Wee. (Ille Ina lin Amt.. UK Mined Ovelitee. 11.1 et Irak vase LiverpseL) 4. • doormen. IL Turin, l l . " = Ihr. UM Cronin. lid 7. Wens, Duke perheihm. Town seeldnise Holly Lodi", Csoptlea-hill, Itsmiaren THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1858. THE LEVIATHAN. The announcement of an intention to let the Base* machinery a-going yesterday turned out to have been premature, as no operation beyond some preliminary arrangements was attempted throughout the day. An iin• verse amount of tneohanical power has however been accu mulated about the cradles. The additional mime have all been pieced, taelaftg ea immense one which had been used in the ereetka of the &NEW& Bridge. There are now some large tans et thee* wean and the mime number at the fore, the former nereing a pressure of 2,720 in crease d the latter of 2.160 tons, with a coesidersble power o, if neces sary. Having made inquiries with reference to an adver tisement which has for some time daily appeared in the Daily News, we end that the rams all work at an incline wpm-donate to the inclination of the ways. and that the argent of lubrication has all along beer a mixture of black bed and nil as suggested In the advertisement alluded to. The etuinaty of the public respecting the ship iontinues mamboed, the yard having been quite full on Christmas day, sad ever three the applications for admission have been in cessant. Kr. Robert Stephenson is a daily visitor, and Mr. Locke was amongst the mummy yesterday. alitills LI6TS.-2 id& DA k. Two o'OLooi. The railway share market to-day is generally quieter. The chief movement is in Great - Western stock, which is quoted 57f to 581. Great Northern is rather better, at 24# to aper share. London and North Western is quoted 98} to 99 Midland, 911 to 921; and Lancashire and York shire, 041 to 95. Buffalo and Lake Huron, Grand Trunk of Canada, Great Western of Canada, Dutch Rhenish, Per nambuco, Sambre and Meuse, and Riga and Duna burg shares, toge th er with East Indian Railway stock, are all in and. 01DDIA/T SRAM AND ROOl3. IL IN. saw.. I • araaruaaa...a."3.l dl Bead . Ullman. all azaa.ifoly. • favor Yam tat rztara. Lat. ls Ora. Jac I* analog sad SD lbws 100 niarkedas pm jai list7ler&, : Noma Out. ?irk & /MM. I. D. & 111•10 st Jaastle bat Asir eiti brim ... Rasura Dab" else A Imet Gat. 114r.c.bar1b liallabrrit. tura. Dumb*. Olesiow Is Ileath Grast r4..rtli of OCOUBII4 Fe. h. Me,... O. F, MAW& sal VIM Om) De. %ear Tatty Ou.oll Lamar .a arur. Da. Tbirds — De. Wm Thirds —..— tansmaltel QM Torjritre. D o de. 7-- D. is. SO dears iLonles ortveli MG; Wig S. Orel =ort i r ie lFtli Wafts I — 67. - Iloilo= 1 Ow* l aisirawmia Gimediniiiiiiirdiim lismilk, Ma. it Liassialk. •••••••••.-- MIAMI _......,=...:»... 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The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have been marked 103/ and 103 i, but are now rather flatter. Mexican, Russian, and Buenos Ayres Bonds are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Bonds, for amount, at 96 to N ; Granada Active Bonds, at 21 ; French Three per Cent. Bents, at 69fr. 25c. (exchange 25fr. 20c.) ; Mexican Bonds, for account, at 211, 211, and 20/; Peruvian Four and-a,-Half per Cents., for account, at 791; Russian Five per Cents., for account, at 108 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 98 to 981, ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 851 to 85 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 26, ex div.; the Coupon Certificates, at 61; Turkish Six par Cents., for account (15th Jan.) at 981 to 99 ; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1031 to 103'. The Bank of Egypt have made a final call of 61. 6s. per share. _ _ At Paris to-day (yesterday), according to Mr, Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents. opened at 68fr.25c.,and at half-past one o'clock were quoted at the same price. _ The variations in Consols are still traceable to some extent to the uncertainty occasioned by the recent failure of a member of the Stock Exchange. Continued ease and abundance continue to Cha racterise the money market. Good bills are readily discounted at a reduction of one per cent or more from the Bank rate. At the Bank the applications continue very limited. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday wu only about 10,0001. By telegraph from Amsterdam we learn that the Bank of Holland have reduced the rate of disoount from 7 to 6 per cent. At Hamburg the rate of discount is about 4} per cent. At Vienna on Thursday the exchange on London declined from 10.18 to 10.18. This denotes more con fidence in financial circles. At Frankfort and Am sterdam, Austrian stocks have improved. At the latter city Russian stock rose t per cent. on Thussday. The failure is announced of Mr. R. C. Polhill, wine merchant, but the amount involved is understood to be very unimportant. The - City of Sydney arrived at Suez from Acs• trails, on 27th December, bringing 22 passengers and 198,0001. in gold. The City of Sydney will convey to Australia the mails, passengers, &c., ex Teviot, which left Southampton on the 12th of December. Of the 233,0001. in specie and bullion brought by the steamer La Plata, 31,4831. is described a* silver bullion, and 73,4001. as silver coin (dollars); the rest is ld: „ The Electra has arrived from Sydney, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The steamer Baron Osy arrived in the Thames on Thursday with 38,0001. in silver from Antwerp. The amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Colombo, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria on Monday, is 235,4141., of which 8,1771. is gold and the rest silver. No por tion of this remittance is for the East India Com pany, but 26,0001. in dollars are sent by govern ment to Hang Kong. The particulars are as fol lows, viz. :—For Aden, 1,0021.; for the Mauritius, 1391. • for Bombay, 132,7061. ; for Madras, 1,6131. ; for ealcutta, 51,7851.; for Penang, 2211. ; for Sin gapore, 1401.; for Hong Kong, 44,2911.; for Shanghai, 3,2301. ; and for Manilla, 1,4401. The subjoined exhibits the aggregate shipments by each of the last six steamers : OM. 20, per Indus £777,122 Nor. 4, per Ripon Nov. 20, per Nomads 818,787 Dee. 4. per Indus 409,086 Dee. 20, per Pert Jen. 4, per Colombo The specie Shipped on board the steamer Orinoco, for the West Indies, is 11,7201., principally silver. On 'Change yesterday the rates for bills on most continental places, including Belgium, Paris, Frank fort, and Vienna, were again rather lower. The exchanges will probably continue to decline, until they reach a point at which a portion of the gold imported will leave the country. This is a natural consequence of the fall in the rates of interest here. Bills on St. Petersburg were quoted higher, in answer to the quotation received thence. The in creased freedom with which bills are dealt in de notes that mercantile distrust is subsiding. The current rates are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, three months, 12 to 12.0}; do., short, 11.16 to 17; Rotterdam, three months, 12.04 to 01; Ant weep, three months, 26.624 to 74 ; Hamburg ; marks betoo, three m0nth5, 13.74 to 8 ; Paris, three days stght, 26.20 to 30; ditto, three months, 26.60 to 6; Frankfort-on-the- Yates, three months, 120 to 1 ; Petersburg, par rouble, three months, 34 to 4 Vienna, err. to., three months, 10.44 to 48 ; Treats, do. thre e months, 10.46 to BO ; three months, 474 to ; Cadiz, three months, 48 to ; horn, three months, 30.25 to 36 ; Genoa, three mouths, 26.96 to 26.05 ; Naples, three months, 404 to t ; Peisento, theee months, 173 to 123; Messina, thee months, 122 to 123; Lisbon, 90 da7 B , 61 1 30 I ; °Port°, 90 d 4 7 8, nit* , i• . . . _ The corn mulct yesterday was quiet, at former rates. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is 24. The following memorandums from the com mittee of Mexican bondholders. The examines of Mexican bondholders have ressived ad vioes from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mi= h t ems fied ale. The collections by the port menu of the month of November, in cash sad Mlle s away k Mt& and Meneanillo, amounted to 4900 leia. Ns" aid* deducting 11,000 dole. shipped from ManataMe s fiat unwed hers by the last steamer from Chagrin) raised the balsam to hand at the pore to 63,053 dole. 59c. Of this the IA Plate only brings 12,000 dole. from Vas Cron, as hard dollars were not to be got for mor the port honing bmn drama of them for New Orleans. The prospects of the 'overman were somewhat improved by the defeats of various bands of marauders, and the failure of a conspiracy` in ampico, but their fi nancial difficulties appeared to be u ea ever. We notice an increasing demand for preference and guaranteed railway stocks on the part of investors. --- The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, December 30, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following resale' Circulation inns Moll Chu (i11V41 411 .11.1 4 . If MAW Imo ............ 14 f 1 uwwwwwfliiibiew 14 SO SS Dam Snot (114•1414411) 1 Oa 40 a. r i r a rnih i a ih Ir e 1: 6 O. WIVL(II4I49aI I t tlmoolo 9 N.W.1144414 (1124,94) NIL I IS 11 Nor% Mid Crotty- 6.164 4 5 819 oths WWI Co& 1k982) If IS 15 (W4114f4a) . 9 4 5 kettiOgo.o496; ea 1 I N. Condos (St Mgr If No WO Laws Mips Se 46 11.W.Pra Ilna non ( MILS SU 284 48 I 11a Own 9 4 179.111444 rilirmi . 4 . ) We at Tw, woellom) OL f 1 weeirmsah o 7 ► le is ~Icoaimascirmild se io si 91 111 w.119 - IT -- w ("iMill 1119 242 (W W. Elloor4R:4l4toskl W. Meli a laim 1.21 3 ;i m 94 2•i _ 1 44 44 2 11uStolowess(18W4 44 24 24 ROM ROOM 1 91.1110 140, t ri 4 7 0. 99.999 .. r n 1 .o lirlt.o9l.ll9iNl:mr... all WOO N 19161 INN 11l Wee 10 Cheneweillmket Auvelboad 111 00 0 100 SO 100 .. 91 E. 1 fD Censaild el 9/ Neliaro; Ss 119099.11919 rt. al 10. 111 Uroll ooo 90 191.0901.11mkstims. *O.OlO SO Lodes sall Omoup N SNOW Se brio NM 91009 IS .0,000 IM Lunar eWestaissiiii N 14MINIa.h.•.a N Nile 19 D. Noe— . :110 PruniukiULa N tug South Wel;-- 15,095 SO OtOmma Irk . an N all NA on) N 100 Pnyoulol ps opt 111 D. low . all MON U Ow* A . 109 - 437....—.. ou 0000 u D.. New—. 111 21 D.l., 9•Weells " * ... all Do. New . . KM u oaks a airs - - O.M. 10e lisity Shad. N 9900 110 we/Lurid T.Zio: 4 1 / 9 1 Mara Si (U• 0 1 1 41. M .,- --- - 16 4•Krallas airiaammL U 111 /14,610 1. ausletllia Soda 41•1 L.. SR - - WOO 1 Sarno Wailariralo ....,.. all 4 0 UAW 14 111 a. Naw...— . I - - ..... 60 Blitili 11111116•10 lair. 40 111 4$ it,.. -P i: • " a t, , I ..''':!! il $1 •i IN, 1.. Mut 11 If 11 SO, I . Pri1nue *."...... .. .... NI 4 41 44,144 11 EatieAskse.nleas WA) an I Of 40,000 St Lam Una ... -.. an 1 Ilsolell 1 I 7 4 4 1 'rev St. Wimp& ...- 411 1411 441,04 e I OM. Tabs. at - Taper 4 Ompper all 1 lf IL I 11•4•Ehlillair4L141.... M. - 50•0 u • boa any Maw di ,- - U. IS . DU. 11441.11•• - - 14. Is lAndre Illessult —. 14 11 14 1 di 4 loa.4laa.ONNlbm • A If Ilf HI BatTai. di - 111,+M te Nadeau lk IL hassfeaa SR 11.1,065 U Palma' Inamarst 011111. I 1 UsL It de 13,110 10 Retbalmoh. 4 11,111 le Ils. Da...-. all I UM 4 Do...peritheLl4.44 la. all 1 11. NOM I as. a 5............ I Is 01 de lON 1 Ithrus.ll4/1.11.4.14414 1111 111 ill 1aa,114 I nark MI. amlotlain sat 1 1 SAN SO North al Um@ /11ma. all - - MAN 1 . mud Or ill I If KM 1 E. "MO W. -04Z;7.7. IN par een KM 4 1d1111•4440141.1111=41 an If If WU Puia0.110411•111 Slam all Is 14 OM, is iii*Sos AO 9 0 Pa WM 111 Lyme, Inu .......- an 111 It ULM 11 Da. NOM. . a • I lON Rate.11410461 ."- . .." a 54 II teuso t • mu,. 15;a574: ett le 11 ILIN. 14 MUM= UsL. dl d U 44.1416 , Illedoldr. al 1 1 19 " Ds. • - .... 1 11.606 . • ..Ora. II - 14•440 104 ••• 1:••••••• U 1• M— .1 • 11 US" St. nark Dodo 10. SS 114 SUM D.. 04.-............ 14 - - TRAFFIC RETURNS Lmesnot. Jas. 7.—like _ . ...,.1.475e55al 1 44%,.. 1011 " 1 . 1 ° M e .. V.n Is i ttli:i .i.a is sod Neill 4 71-47. li rt.t ." " 7/I—e s tstalreen I. 7 7574. 11 •1111111.1.11; i AS. 3.—on. ale& Zatin . ril ea rm. ?Iry .s• rely 'Au ri. 2 . ::prior wen _ warn. &or ,19184 oDss. rtr :a t .a , 11--Losr. gii Gm' L—D,. Id ir ;arr. Jr. Ira Illimissis sr User Isrms, Th ar .... r ., ....... 0 .....gr0mus r Wail uorb, DU re parrs 1.116 sr cern] rP06.4. THIS DAY. There has been another delay in launching this ship, and the expectations which were so confidently formed that she would be in the water by noon to-day have bun disappointed. From an early hour this morning all the msa in the yard have been at wort In fixing and testing the strength of the machinery so sa Mho lually to prevent another failure. Up to one o'clock this afternoon the hydraulic rams, anchors, and other machinery have withstood the moat powerful teats that could be applied to them, and if no unforeseen accident occurs late in the day the ship will be perfectly ready to be launched at daylight on Monday. At that time the whole body of workmen have been summoned in order to proceed with the oft delayed Operation. DIVIDENDB. (From Herapsfa's Jesessai of this day.) LONDON AND NORTH-WZATERN.—It is estimated Met this company will pay for the half just ended at the rota of em its or asarly 61 mat. per annum, or s half leas Mon this Gana? Witnnur.—The dividend for this company, it is beilswil, torn be at the rats of 2 per cent. per annum, or 1 per ant more then the Midsummer dividend, and I per oat ler then the Christmas' dividend of 1856. We wfil t hare away, conte npiny .ded that when this line begins to improve it o good s Onnznin by ci.-6s. 4d. per she the directors have agreed ts riewiniand for the newt Moaned at this company. Leircesnum AXD YONI/11[112.—The dividend for this canpary lin been adoni 6l sted be be at the rate of 6 per cent. pee Imam ; Mos:, be . XTDLASID.—Thip dividend at the Midland is iodinated at 6 pm sent. Hotta Zarranis.—A correspondent believes the divi dends en the three sections of this company—that is, the Berwick, the York, and the Leeds—will be at the rate of 6, 6, sad 24 1.1 par cant. respectively. But another gentle nes nearer the Imes mend expecte d that the directors will recom the 5,4, Ind cent., is ceder be provide • renew to nese r ay possible si M par oeda of trail° ind harass in the Warm of the wages, debt. Ha Mind. however, they ren pay 66, % ov er 24 pee cent, sod stilt Nam an ample reserve for as contingencies. We believe the Mortis-Baran Company have been o bli ged to gin as much as 6 per cent interest for the renewal of Ask bands falling due, owing to the pressure en the money maim, awl that for three years. RAILWAY RETrirre FOR 1857.—8 y Mr. Hackett's tumbles it appears that the revenue of the railways of the United Kingdom, In 18.57, was no We than 24,000,0001. Irhe capital of these Hoes is shout 300,000,0004 The rail way polite for last year must hare bean about 13,000,0001., or about 4 per cent. of the total capital ; but from • °madder able portion of the 300,000,0001. capital being In loans and preknosos shares, at a rate of interest avng more thin die per eeetage of profits, the average dividend Is shout per met. per IMMO. —Htrapath. RAILWAY Recni rrs.—The traffic returns of rail ways la the United Kingdom published for the week ending Dsessaker26wweented to 426,9141., sad for the nd- Y[ wish st VIM to 431,4161., showing • decrease of 5,6611. The pee of She apt railways having their termini la the smenniiii lbr the week ending as above to 110,8884, sad fir the essmseediesr week of Last per to 1119,71111., slisialft a decreer of 604. The decrees on the Linden and the -West.* Railway amounted to 3,9371. • het *en thls mast be diessind 47U., the increase on thi; laden* Ossoles ; 3171. en the Great Northern ; 1.8984 ea die liked Maim 1114 ea the London and Black well ; 41161. as the L and.., Brighton, and South Coat ; 1141. mike Leaden awl Ilenth-Weetas ; and 6431. on the flenili-leetwa • bipolar, 3,8871. • leaving the decease., as ahem. OIL Tie ricuips ca the Other lines in the united kingdom ___l_l to 236,2261., said for the ourrespoed of 1866 to 240,0771., showing • decrease of i n, &t i the reelpts of those lime. which, aided to the dearers on the metropolitan liner, makes the total de cream 6,3014 as compared with the corresponding week al 1866. LANCASTER AND CARLISLE RAILWAT.—We under swot L hat a illwidead. et the nee it 9 per amt. will be desired et the met manna meeting.Jfe MMereey. CZITICEI RAVEL—PROPOSED GOVERNMENT MEA -111711.—1t A probably be recollected, that, at the opening tithe pselkessidsge anden, Lord Palmerston, in answer to • question pet WEL Teshorny, pledged himself to intro duce •WI In tams in church-rates during the present year. We hem Item a ewer well informed as to the inten ding et gicernmest, that the propoed tosastun will simply be the ededtution of pew rents in the nave, or in other peer et the edifice which will not Interfere with, or infringe the eecennoodsricr. of the poor; sod this power will be could is the churchwardens of large towns only. In raga pestewhere tits population is limited sad mattered, It le est Ms3sd r ago any alteration la the law. The leelnlalead rub is the eaaviction that, woes the rats re reted, ft weultl kapseellth to maintain the churches to sea a sate of prourvatles se is to be desired. This attempt in aside the eared queries of church-rates will probably not nest midi **views et the abolitionists, although it may ooe missracy at theft in dr assurance that It Is a asp in the right draeliaa. One Imported element in the matter is, that the sslsme will not mete strong opposition from the church peity.—.Dorgester Goatits. TEE SUPPOSED POISONING AT KElGlfliTr•Oie Thursday, the adjourned inquest on the body et &AM Se aged 39, matron of the Keighley workflows MO ger, held before T. Brown, Esq., coroner for the &Met, at the Court-house, Keighlry. The court wee densely crowded. John Sager, deceased's husband, win plated in the do*, on suspicion of having administered the meek from which death had arisen. The CYO wan watched on his behalf by Mr. Wasney of Siripton. The Jury Waned the following verd ict:—" We find that Barbara Sager ham died front the effects of amnia, hat by wham administered there is no evident. to •b•••." Thou Cararr—l don't know that you could hare rammed my ether redact aceeeding in the evidenoe.—There was as wenfiesedes d haw en the part of the crowded sakses when the mast was announced. The priessor vas aria Is custody till yesterday minim tars regarates discharged him. It might be netted, In connexion with this inquiry, that not ou at the medicine bottles taken possession of by the police has here analysed ; although les deceased invariably took bee redlehrs tram her hosbentre hands, and ocaphised that the else horsed ker.—Leek Mercury. MAUITS 101 MAMTACTURES.—Thera Les boa • further isproreasst, elms Tuesday, both in the fore of our market, ad he disposition for actual business on the pet of hams Ile hr as goods are concerned, this Improvement is saporlaweed i T cloths, longclnthe, sortie Wade d and printery, and 9-8 Airtime., to rf ai = l.. thole is an increase of badman at • Mall Nieuwe, upon the lower new The makers of ladle pals ere sot getting on se they expected to do ; the steppe* of hairs and 611 in prices at Bombay Ines; ,petered se • check in buying lee. Oar makers of the baler degasedas find a slightly increased inquiry this with. Spinners are selling more to the yarns u, mien of clothe as hav; just been referred Y. The German and Dutak merchaata are van tuft to buy more them thew did in the lligof the week ; sad to Omelet airs now doing some he ladle hems easy Ode. The *drape. in the MISS and lower amber el ever awl water, whether In bsmillsk weepb or Meeory be riled as aatrattne about Wyse se glair brut swage tu which they Ire nearly halm The sperm et Oh to 80a are regal thirst heat 14.—litonekeder Ouorifidos of this day. Tan POTrilUES.—The colliers in the Potteries sod wiebbserheed have now pretty generally resumed reek, bet the tregemen et the redone ironwork. still re main wet "ire strike ' " which, in the present state of the kin trek heehaw It conveniesce than orherwiee to the wrier& a greet mount of privation must nem- NE & ba contr Ait t:t t ; the families of thom men out of employ, tam amdet is now in e peaceable mate, and the turnou t . 'abaft a quiet and orderly demeanour. The corps of pen itence, Mike the cornmeal of Copier Stasis , wbieb had b oa is *lofty In Hanley, were iluehred hat thy, bat bsM llteetealata ta rearm to he earl eel at say seeteet.--STAYPOILDINIILL—We pelibbel be Ore bee a list of blast issuer ha tall eel of MA es asp lesaber 31. At thee thee 117 blue tarneer mete le 'pri des. Prate the lii, le Ihereher 31, It r o t i • a im so lea th ip ea rs e a li s e ne ve hers biota eet, m u t i me sr a m , beeetbratehel Ivry bleat fur sameragssemis 00 an-atria, sear fhb dieretion is wed ladle hes area to about 20,148pesear. Me. however, really wail Omer S larger number by es), Fru septov raest gimay Tea gamma heir et th e el e - wit in mob partly earls( tore eras d the year. on& hes*. el dm posed pertrellse of Whew ?rashly is e seed se two an hopetteetree em be maw dble.—Steibrilthare Adrertion• of lado PhesENTAttoNs.—Thuredav the Rev. nom*, Item Sawa., dark, woe fetstitatni to the rectory of Burn Cade. to Suffolk, on th. yprewweetatka of hor lb,lesty the Qtninti and Use Bev. topber Hodpon, dark, woo Ileanoed to the perpetall curry of Pleyford, in Suffolk, on the asatinatice of the Mar quakof Bald. D - 717. etwestora Raltri Northers Ossetia Oaks., North Dom. De. • Dern' Ps. azommtwo::—.— . ... ~ 12 tn. 6.1.1. t0 Ds. Vaasa= North & & West= him !lank Siedbiabt• Meth Warta% . Ode& Wan. EVellie. Portsewatli S earl's " 1 1 .1.411 L. . awspagr, eicaish me w . . 1111 = sees zemses.=,:= km& we. . t .,_ lona {w iwr.an:.l irsisT .._.______&_____. ......,,, eletlia i Tat Vale a vaii.„.- Woodard Nil Wan 011,110111 .... w. liadelas. 810/real P. Dal au..r Ow. MI D... per it paid al Woo De. PIM I" . DONS Siam 4 p.M. Ili 1: 6 1 =find . . 1 - IF , an Dairen% Oar. am NS Laagliaa. B. • p.a. —.. NO I. CIO PA. ....! Ho &Oman U.. 14 4 ,16.14.1 40 De. go. Da 2 . ie I ri D% Ore II p.Omat.ll4. Roam Oda 4 pr Ont. lAtairldre. 4 per Oed. Pda.Y 014, I p. Ot. Pita. Ps .Drr L,4p.i Ot. Northers, a pm Oast. Dea eatatt.st 111 pat. pa. D 0.% Olat. —.— Du.. rad.st ed &pa Si. M. Ordesk 14 Prof. o.Wal.ddlatdblld • pol De. A p.a. Mom. hit: Damortkeellen. S p.• it.-•;: - ‘..4=- 1 "P• - • - •1 m oble!ormc.si?l , " I Do. do. - - is. 11 - p. 0.1 Do. Zany. ems.lllook . ACMur Do. M do. ...= Do. is. do. ...... fAiwilioraoludsoLft. Lawl Do. Sow Gr. oar et. I 57. I~« M. Ile ii." • IL Id IL Iti 4L la uk_ t LW.? i . 11.14 Lcadeadiery ftOoks.. Loodeatly. btior.ll6•l. s Liam.' p. M. 1 7.. 7iii 7 .- De. si purC6l.= IlidleadOws. Sp.e. Ilissk Do. . 0n5.N.65. Spa. --- I DaLlehli ffilks.PLlL Ilewp.Abere.ae.. et.. with epdsstllilON Walk Deems. ealk• De. 3 p 4. Zit. Mk. ISO- Meth /I.lleit.-11erwA p.o.rne. Ds. _ de. _ ...... IV. usits pa — Ca:7i Ds. Toet.ma S. Ma. Nate eistwaiin . Oa. Wes. WaL S. 'R _ .-- r Cl_ ~D~►. Qod $ W Me N. - -- 11.61.11./LAbiswiphsc De. per Ct. PK De. per Prot. Mi. Om* Dom Flu I p st, LIBRA. (I!siasatt.e.4) I Da 46 pat Da Ina y par trait Raft we. 68a. 4 p et Dltta. me seat acataTcel*.l imapot *tooltutliD~MpAL Wataramlbilliara." =IMP' PO ONO sot O. to to ol ot K or tot by Os A. Trot te Oatais :ii 6.__ _a Lake Ilwao Do. Now ... Issißl:.i;a7.:i7a::i;4 g p. a. adr.A•g. I Ain. =droving 11.W.aiial. Do. Jaw 1 . 4 1173 ditio ____ I =l. EC ;WS i: N ZIT. i: . lei IL llarrni... Di. G. De. 161661 ft I.= De. la ... a. 1166 pay 67 Do. dra. 16606 66. P 7 66 ark dl. r .. t . . Os. 6 pot st.Deliessam Di. Prep.le. of the two i llz:L Prot. We Do. Ow —............... o Nov„ Dd754.7Cd7 Do. do. 7s. do. 04 Do. do. 7s. do. OD M adrid Do. dd. 7 Ow $. i . dirldrikap per Ds. I pat as k Ds. Std Rot Odd.-- MA& Idt.Ota.S far et. iti MI I le eu si si el. Pm 4 4' 1 i .... pi.l I 1 ? 0 .- at a •—• . 4 Z / . ea r Ow. II 011•181 ✓O. tatied. 1 psi •.••• R ...... • pissy - vaiy lur - i'o.s I iis 11N ie Mai R De.erww.r.s.aum. 100 '1 8 1 ' 0 t ow, .putet.• •• • ••ert. IN leg Ile Ilmanilms 0•••• We R. 14 . ..W.1••0*•.$••010.• lee 93 Mad el. ••••• II p. a. R. NM 1)•• aim.. 1•111 - IN - •-• .11 ..4.116•E1e I• 11 HQ .4 T1yaber..4.4.J....Wa1, IM ..- resE dr EN 01. AND.—An Amnia, menu,: to the Act Tott and fah 'tin, a 32. to the nod ening on t!onlsonlay, Dec. Z 0, 1857. Noie ►.vie 41.;;;;Oint Dit* Lmoisjon Othir Securities 3.46.9,969 Gold OrAn sad 10.104616 Pnprlaton' CUlte. . 0 Rea .. . 3.011.763 ?abate Deceits =5.3E4186 IP•ifllltlfT Oovererneot goretritire Onolud. Dead It ofelit Awnd. Other oesuntree ote. Oold and ittiver Oota 642.400 IN , BWka, Camillo. of a Miaow Cietr b4 brona Acc". . /n en davkad W1T.406 X 41,463.67 Dee, 31,118. I E41,466.611T M. MARSHALL. axle Quialer. FRIDAY 'VINING. The funds continue to rise daily. To-day there were some influential purchases, and some large speculative sales, but throughout the day the market evinced great strength. In the afternoon decided buoyancy became apparent, and the closing quota tions were I per cent. above those of yesterday, and the highest yet touched. In all the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange the tendency was also towards improvement. The speculators are now turning their attention to securities which occupy a less prominent position, and in which the improve ment has been relatively less important. During the last two or three days Canadian and Belgian railway shares have met with much favour. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to i e n div. for the Bth Jan., opened this morning at 93* to 94, and, after receding to 931 to i, steadily ad vanced, closing (at four o'clock) at 94} to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth Jan.), 93i, 931, 94, 941 ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, 934 04k; New Three per Cents., 94, 93i, 941, 94; Bank Stock, 217, 218 k. India Bonds, 16s. dis. Exchequer Bills were firm, at par to 4s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. rose nearly 1 per cent, to- day, closing at 98! to 99. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 103 i to 104, showing a rise of fully 1 per cent. since yesterday. Spanish and Mexican Bonds were inquired for. Spanish Bonds, as well as Russian Foor and-half per Cents., Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., Belg ian Two-and-a-Half per Gents., and Portuguese Three per Cen ts ., were to-day quoted minus the January dividends. There were some transactions to-clay at Ito dis count in the shares of the Copiapo Extension Rail way Company. These are 101. shares, with 21. paid, and the number issued is stated to be 18,000. Rigs and Dunaburg Railway shares, so long out of favour, also met with some attention to-day. In Bank shares to-day the chief feature was a con siderable advance in Bank of London. Union Bank of London were also firmer. The new shares of the Union Bank of Australia were marked 17 to 18 (21. 10s. paid). Canada Land, Crystal Palms, Netherlands Land, and English and Australian Copper shares were all inquired foe. London Ge neral Omnibus have advanced. Canada Government Six per Cents. were to-day quoted 109 e to 1101, minus the half-yearly dividend, showing a farther advance. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The market for home mining stocks is somewhat firmer to-day. Some of the prices current are as follows:—Wheal Edward, 7;; Sortri4ge Consols, 1 to 1$; Wheal Russell, 3}; North Basset, 12; and West Basset, 21i to 22. Foreign mining shares are also firm. Coke Copper are quoted at 40 'to 41 ; C'mpiapo, at 11} to 11t; and St. lohn del Rey, at 12 to 13. bubjoined is the ofikdal list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday arAlfred Consols, 13*; Header, 2 , Pandora, 31, I ; Tamer Consols, 18e., 205.; West Frances, 16; Wheal Tralawasy, 2426. Annexed is our usual weekly report of the instal market : There is a tendency to improvement showing itself in soma metals, whilst nearly all have assumed incresaed Annum. Copper found buyers. and there are many inquiries, bat the importations of foreign are agsinet prices. In iron Welsh are stronger by 6s. a ton generally, but Stafford shire iron. which ha. kept up so long, has been reduced 20e. a ton at the quarterly meeting to-day. Lead is mill rather dull of sale. Tin has some attention, and foreign has ad vanced. Tin plates are firm. FRIDAY EVA:NINO. A slight improvement is observable in the market for home mining stocks, the present low prices in ducing inquiries for shares of a bone fed• description, The following may be given is some of the quota tions current to-day, viz.:—East Russell, 3; Whoa; Edward, 7 ; Sortridge Consols, 1f ; Alfred Consols, 12 to 12; ; Wheal Trelawney. 23 to 28; Herodstoot, ; West Basset, 21} ; Tamar Consols, 18s. tid. ; Tin croft, 34. Great Wheal Alfred shares were flatter, whilst North Frances and Wheel Buller were quoted better. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The market Is Am at the masted quotation, :—Totrtt tallow, 635. nett cosh ; P Y.C. on the spot, 63e. to 5.35. 3d. ; Jemmy and 3tr.r k, 535. to 63e. 3d.; March, 63e. 6d. to 63e. 9d. - MAELiT AVEl4•lo.—Tows tallow, Ms. 9d. • fat by ditto, 2s. 11d.; yellow tossim, 54e. 9d ; melted staff, 395. ; rough ditto, 235. 6d.; tallow graves, 175.; good dregs, 7s. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade very heavy. Prins meadow hay, 86e. to 705.; superior ditto, 72.. to 804.; In terior ditto, 60s. to ; rowels, 50.. to soc ; clover, 86a. to 100..; wooed out, 70e. to ; straw, Etta. to 30e. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Trade continue, brisk, but no advances in prises have taken place. Peas consist of Chaumont'', Beurrd Rance, &star Betrxrd, and Ne Plus Yeuric West India 'haddocks and other foreign produce still continue to arrive. Pome granates fetch 3d. and 4d. each, and ehaddoces Is. 6d. to 3s. a-piece. Kent cobs continue good ; prices about the same as last week. Baroeloea note fetrir a X per bombe', and Brasile les. ditto. Among vegetables are some good broccoli, which realise from 24. 6d. to 3s. ed. par dons. Am rhubarb, and maids may also 'sow be obtained. i nterW perage' greens of all sorts are pitmen''. Cueumbers h e reuses. lipanmh onions may be had at from Is. to 2.. 6d. pe:r donee. The potato trade is bitter for all 6, top sample.: Cut &were consist of orchids, gardens s, heliotropes, poinsettia pultherrima, geraniums, violets, mignonette, heaths. primulaa, mutelliss, and roses. • 1111:11. Pine Atstee. per 111.. 4e Ed le es omen.. ,er des., &I to la ild okapi.. per Ile. Y to 10 . broom per dot., ls to It Pommel do.. le to Ile per 1 , 0. kt to it. Alves p half *eve. la to St Id Alberts per Pellbe, lea to elet Peen, per doe.. 3to Ce Coln, do eue. to ad _ _ Nolidompo, IR do. • do toll. Brow por boat.. 1. to 1. ann. p• do. boom S. to.. Itntwei t.prodto. p. a.% U to S. Polka* per Ir•roett Dar, per 103 3. to 41 Amory., D. boodle. do to do P0t.... D. V. 6. to 1408 per tou.l.tololld per 0n.... to • Correa, pot tooth. dd M 414 Tondo.. per boacb. 72 toad Pt trod. p. a...J0 to Pm ad Cuaobin. mob. la to LL •PLIP Seek per Is dos.. Is to p tnindls. le to 1.6 d Lellk• tier bawl, fd to Id Bbadoto posll3. Id WU Gorgy~. par lb fd to SI tzini.. per 101.1. ed so b uuuo, ad bb por one l. to Is 6J Itssildsro. ton*. ales . Is to b Ham ItodPb. lo ed So 4s lifirannor. p to 3d Passim por bask Id to 44 useorara, yeas, p. bun.. 24 to 41 d.run. do., 3d to 44 Cisenition win 19,316,670 Inmate '68,4750 P Otr ag gr . 7,443,613 Increase 14,806 I meet A: 64 2 , 1, 9 : 9 1 1 Dwildell haesse 78 1 847 RIB /RYER BROOKE AND Bo B.N?..o.—The question esourlties in of Sir James Brooke's statue in Borneo fa one of h ow _ 2,048,736 ; Slate and permanent public interest. Ha is, admit- MS in baukias 27,299,815 Dec.,... 788 371 tedly, the independent eovareign of a oonsiderabki all . i D a t i elen in loth ~ °I., 1 t err itory, the key to those portions of the vast Wend unabsorbed by the Dutch. Now, is it de -11,454,961 Increase 701,680 sirable to perpetn. ate this anomaly, or to b r in g the imiother.balls 827,406 Domain 49,033 - sad the British government into closer re- The }slab letioas ! We believe we are right in "eying that the settle -3,668,708 laminae 18.668 lisdldis wootve •• f • —. 6, 0 6065 Deordwo 1,361, 686 went of Labium is still upon its trial, end that a period Teed reserve (notes ft coin) in banking department 6,614,391 Decrease 1,366,770 gbas, moat be be aldll .3. ala appiirf , t 7 , ithi.: th.whiehgetirsh vita in The over - ions of two millions has been cancelled, will be hauled down. Barb a retreat would be min and the government securities upon which they d of isreu lAba ragin . gin, might ill-timed, pluid Sod 1111 beyondt.irtnted.oubißuterethe.sumceses were hued have been transferred back L from Ag er protection eetsblished for trade and commerce In those "issue " to the " backing " dePutme n-- waters; to this end a government policy, favourable to meek, is indleyensable. Sir Janos Brook* may reign over a Making allowance for this deduction, the reserve of notes and coin in the latter department presents in quite, of a million of happy. and 6,„ T 4 sta b 4 „ ma .. but reality an increase of 643,2301. This is arrived at he cannot be expected to mount guard over the - whole "coitet, principally by a decrease of 788,3711. in the" other" or to 'ROMAN the 'sweets of departments by wbiett be is shwitiiseespwarduritiessm.mofiL7ooe increase rais i Lin the r. g Themtht i d m b r t e ui skev o l n io ear n e l af is y ; 2 7" tr . ,,,, er md ... 31 : 7 1Arge y 1 4,,,,,,,` — cf f w arbip ir tizi.. .., "ded ' ilb a : .( l,7: h ut i n eunt , tihe t °Mallet ß . o,B 7: l ce ed . j 'A tsrritew is sp l o P B4" : mai and coin is more than tax millions and a hal /miff. I I PI