The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-02 00:00:00

.11 - i ti O. 6 ; 1 bra ate Mr. .a. fat oaf td lke id at LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner (lodMt•,) IR RI A. D. RIDD, ALIAS AIICRISALD DOME. bankrapt ins a Mew hat umendacheer. d Yates• This was the adjourned eartilleano mining. The sem rendered romarkahls, at a forme sit " ndosal of • witness, Mr. Hoot. dinPrr. be swore. He we. net allowed to make tits tar the recent act, sod stated that on the had gives the haskrupt • cheque, whisk stated he should put is his pocket. t Mr. Bagley null Mr. Lewis us oppoutiol, the baokrupt, his Honour taloned his 'Before Mr. Registrar Miller.) IN RE NOWLI.IIIV ANI , TATTON.—DIVIORNO. was a meeting a creditors nader the ITlth SWUM new act, for the purpee of Ileelariog a dividewd, to. taltrupte were tranera and Bilk-mannns, of Rqpist's• Oxford.street After hearing the statement at Mr. ',emanate.' manager of the estate, the cream a a dirtdewl of 2a. in the pound. The I. about 43,000 i. (Bofors Mr. Commissioner rase.) IN HE HENRI' FHANKA , . bankrupt wasowaribedasaa iniporter, of Manchester. 4 sow the first sitting. Debts, 2,5001.; mewls *boat suf. lent to yiekl a dividend of 6s. in the pound. Mr. Hecht, of Little faster-Leue, and Yr. Mayor, el dens, Tower-bill, were chosen trade assigessa. ,oinklaters and Hackwood are the solicitous sander inkruptry. LW COURT (Before Mi IN RE A. D. Ki The bankrupt was L This was the was maitre by the refuse aiding, to be ewi laration cutler thi Ith of June be hail litekrupt stated I .tfter hearing Mr. Mr. Sargood for meat. (Befo IN RE sown This was a meetio the sew act, forth bankrupt. were Oxford-street. ooey. the appetite., .lied on a dirklonl , ire are about 43,001( (Before IN The bankrupt wud ,1+ was the first sill lent to yield a dirii Mr. Hecht, of Lit rage-gardens, Toe awe. Idoklaters at •e bankruptcy. The bankrupt WM sitting for last , Lout 8001. Ttie btu old law would hal mpie adjournment Mr. Sharp appoul er was mule. SHERIFFS' CO (Before Mr. rai. THOIIPsOS T. ALLY. This vs. an action I Ai false impnsounie, P Mr. Shaw wan room the other side. The plaintiff is a the defendant, otiff lodged, with ;th of Novae blinds with the ht the defrodeut c up +al pre him wu esplaioed that y were otteied ha in. and insisted we. Hr had to iosperbd rook' air occurred at I+l alkol with the polka The deice bare The plaintiff taken before a inad. sub:alumna onmoci.l, soil he eat tourt to have tl h is creditor+. The fumed Ulster- wu met diagnueful, plaintiff. Toe Jury sneered tl THi P cl totNTICTION Of A I Mr. Jew* lrearel Jahn MVazthy, pawn Calednian-road, apt" the following counts di December, being and take of and from a sustain article. to y p r,..Aisser and otli, all such tamp IN RR COX. The bankrupt was an epaleles. of Barbican. This was ft.r lief examination. Debts, ; smote, . TLe baukrupt had not surreadered, sad order kw would have been proclaimed an outlaw ; but • ..ljouromeot tine die km saw ordered. Slurp appuired hw the assignees. The requisika lERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (More Mr. nyder Sheriff Burrlst% and a Jay.) TH.;IIP4OS ♦. AI.LF_ IXTRAORDINARi CABS O► 147 L1Z Twrst*.rtairNi. was ao action to mover compessatton for an arruh imprisonment. The juditatwat was allowed le ge war counsel fur the plaetiff. No oft* appeased other aide. plaintiff is a City missionary, residing it Chelsea, • defendant, a schoolmaster, at Islington. The lodged, with his family, at the defendant's house. •b of November he removed to Chelse►, ►nd took with the billion. About 12 o'clock the mom olcbudsut came with a ;whiteout, and knocked col pre him into custody fix stealing the rollers. 'ttlanial that the roller were taken by mistake, and oneial tack. The defendant aimed to take m. au,l I imstr.l •'n the plaintiff being taken to t►e Lim. II,• 1.1 to dews, and when he got to the Matins inspector coidl not take the charge, as the Or occurred at Islington). To Islington the plaintiff Ikal with the ',obis:roan. gad arrival at 2 o'clock in the ig. The defendant went in a cab and made the The plambff was locked up, sod at 1 o'clock oft ken before a ni.ori•tnte the charge was at once die subiopsently, on learning that an actiou was to be aced, soil he .11-.111.1 1106 y los schedule to the Ineol. , to hove the **pia/sure" of including him among rre.litor, The learned Paler-Sherdf sold the defeodent's eoodoet mom dlogru,eful, end the jury would campmate the .t 4 r y amered tkedanues• kt, 2.1/. THB POLLUX COURTS. (THU DAT.) CLUXISWELL (omit-Tax Of ♦ ravntamoarn rut nrtz,!tem Mr. Jew* Aft Corthp,;l the hot et Perm. James and Jobe MV.zthy, pawebrekw, of Ns_ ,7 k`ertibroke-terrece, calislom e n.m e d, appeared trit Mr. Trgyocourt to answer the following complaiet Yea that you, on the 19th el December, tieing pagshrebees, did ealaufully receive and take of nod from Junes llegiae, ea the redemption of a retain article. to wit • rap* before then pawned with yew, sr end other interest for the sum lent on the pswa el such teapot than allowed 11) law, contrary to the statute," Le. TM complainant stated that on the 19th of last month be wee t to the dofeedant's shop to pay the interest on a limpet which had hire rawest with the defendant for twelve seethe. The sea Sat on the teapot was :ie. lid. ; the Starer for twelve month, would be Ned,. aids esy for the ticket. The defendant surged him ewe shilling sad s balfreey. When the defending bed takes the mousy he told him he had Liken th tee tarp, and, r it was sot the tint time, he= mates him. He had taken a witness with him, ea whir be paid the interest of t h e teapot the year Wore be bed bewaharged too much inters, Mr. Mjukl (chief clerk) aed other oaken of the evert slated that there were more acitasiaiets of the way is which the delimitate serried es tlwir Weiser than there were wield all the ether yetwebnikers iv the dirtnet. Is feet Upsy W No lisehle with any of the other pawnbrokers. lite Man of sae amen but been seat to the defessisate ceiliewsi them es several occasions. Tb• thfiedast, ie reply lug to the charge. said that it yr a islolsks, sad he should not have male it had he met len very busy at the time. This was a aims gotits g t latormeia. .4. soon as he was told that ho bed eb Ice much interest be asked for the ticket so that he might rectify the mistake, but he could not get it back. He 'appeal at the time be charged the iuterest that the article bad been mooed far Rs. instead of :le Gd. As he did a very large • • mistake occasionally could sot be Mr. IlEroeourt said it was a very dear case, es the defend•ut had himself made the overcharge. The fact of bis dotug u large hostas:se oaght to make Lim careful. He shod.' hue the d•feodant 61. and 4s. 6d. mate, and the delvadsot ought to remember that be might have bevy toed la/. lie ought total hie sweats to be careful how they :ouilucted the busies... The Neer Y.rk Leader of Dee. 14 contains • sae6lrarnatic sketch, entitled " Murder or ellkide? • led from the notebook of an Euglish chtifle• Cosseul," by Yr. Edwin James. The New York paper describes it as "• sketch of one of the most remarkable criminal trials that seer took pl.ice is England. and in which 11r. James wadi the suceeasful persecuting offset for tbe gowerenient." brsrst./TIV• Fill' AT &WNW. —Last night shortly before nine o'clock • Ire broke eat cm the premises of Jlestri. T. Bette, and Mot, alibied makers and furniture dealer. at the northeastern sq corner of Albert-uars, Coin et-o- isi.rond, Stepney, which resulted is the total doers). boa of the workshops and the partial demolition of the ware•roonis and private hoer facing Arbourequare. 'rho Eames eels first dimooversd new In the lower part of the workshops, when a merenger ram for the parish engine from ltateliff, bet the fire spread with such rapidity that tbe Interior soon became a our of flames. The supply of wst..r was scanty at first, but a bountiful flow was soon aisil although the dames reached the dwelling konse, the firemen from %Vendome-square and slim stamen Testily reached the spot, when the ire erns ultimately subdued, but not until some hundreds af pounds' worth of property was destm)ed. The private homes no either sides weredarneged by fire and water, and at oat time the dances threatened their destruction. Tile Ina mere insisted, but the workmen will be great sulleswis by the lies of their tools. The origin of the firs could sot he 11. ertei med. AI LW;l7icel ENT NrA It W AAR' NoTON. " 4 .". 1 .Y Wetl malty ) Morning, an accident, attended I with gnat damage to property, hut, fortunately, too lord ' life, occurred no the London and North- Western at Walton Junction, near Warrington. About 5.30 • rods train from Rugby was passing the junction, when, owing to the dense fog which prevailed, and the consequent imp...ll.day of obeerviug the signals, it was run into by • Great W..ttera gaols train from the Cheshire Junction line. The Gnat Western ermine, which was travelling at a coat' . 1 " ,,1 4,..twei1, was thrown off the line, and completely dis abled. It rail eguitst the mad bridge, sod was very near lemg precipitsted over. The driver was hart, but net dangerously. The (town has was clear, and the trnMe, there fore, hut little internipted. A Honing •ND G RUN OY EN ON • RAILWAY. —An accident occurred on Saturday foresesa Let on the Eceth mid Clyde Itailwa, between Rucklyvls and Balk's, whereby a berm and gig were knocked to phases. It ar rows Qat • man was seat to Bucklyvie elution with • Men sad gig bohemian to Mr. Dick, of Leebsrd, to await the arrival of a pasmeger by trails. Re incautiously tank the bridle and Wieder* from the salami, which started off 4...1; the line at a rapid rate, and ran for • dietitian of three mile. in the direction of Saffron, when the train from &nob meeting it. • collisioa ensued, which instantly re sulted in the death of the animal. which, along with the gig, were thrown molar the twirler and dragged • mender able detente. No promo was injured, although it ie ob vious the train ran great risk of being thrown off the line. - E4 , 0,,,00t Courant. A Nakitow Rio • rg. —The 5.35 train which left Itorlaail's Castle last Mosley evening had • very narrow testes of being smashed to steam at • level crossing es the Ileelanire Castle side of the Bunton tunnel. A tietber as Mar belonging to Mr. Bigt, of Chichester, laden. peening over the crowing came in costiet bia 2 Ow gate poet, aad though the utast strenuous eseedeee were merle by the stalwart carters to remove the candy% still remained at • stand. The arrival of the tads ear "Pacled ewers/ minute, and " what's to be donor we SW question. The poet, which had hitherto impeded tbdr pew drew, was now polled down, sad In • few ateameate the mine,. w e e got off the miles with 68 =h. le the EA.. Not a moment watt be lout —this is atimiss. %are we. jest time forakag the skate le be *eel is en sir gield maitem, whe ease " pellei r t i n7; 11l limber carriage n by about • het lam = thus bare been mcmdeed, is biped ear power M ear tardete. . wed Sussex Garen& THE EXPRESS, AN ILLEGAL Earnegg-Ears SEIVIEN - eoirriZiiillo: August lad an order was made by the magis natal beech at Dorking on screed persons in anew for a ekerch-rate made in all same month of the previous year. This amides of the beech was given in face of the fact that acre thee six months had elapsed from the first &gaud of the rate to the date of the sumrnom, the jud t Wag based as the opinion that the demand of the collector who had first celled for the rate was not a bed one. Two of the parties on whom the order to pay wee made refusing to comply, a distress warrant was Issued, Mewed by a distraint upon the goods and chattels of the mounants. Mr. Matches, one of the persons on whom a ' mime was made, being advised that theocedure was illegal. communed an action in the Court of Queen's Bench te gush the justices' order. A writ of certiorari was ob- Saud a few weeks since, and was subsequently served out the dark of the magistrates. The service of this formidable shrive seems to have aroused the justices to a tense of their natenable position, for an offer was made a few days etterwarde to pay the costa of the action to may farther proceedings. The offer was accepted by plain. tiff's attorney Mr. Bennett, of Serjaint'sdno sad the sum of 401. WY thereupon placed in that 'e hands. This amount in all probability bat: moiety of the expenses incurred by the *time through their injudicious decision. It is only just to them, however, to state that the compromise has been effected after consul's opinion adverse to Mr. Matches' claim to recover damages had been obtained. The Goaded 1 at the magistrates is honourable, therefore, in the costs of an action which has arisen solely le = their error in judgment, and to which the plaintiff wen, justly entitled. There is but little doubt that the moral of this church-rate seizure will be a salutary lesson of wisdom on the Dorking bench in its future treatment of eharchute defaulters. PEIBECIL ATTACK UPON A POLICEMAN BY BURGLARS. Between Arise and four on the morning of Tumi dity •bergleey woe prevented by orie of the Wolverhaniptoa lionligh pekoe, who. hammer, seedy lost his life in maim parades it At the time meetiewed Polioe-onostable Grimley wee en duty es the Osemplopieed, and was peeing neer to the four homes there. which are known as Victoria-terrece, when, both,' • maks. he went up the passage sheathes the Mose mars* the Men, mid which ia occupied by Mr. Tiiites. Her. he fonds sem, whose suspicious Inherit= easeekred him Utak. him Me custody. The mac wrestled, coiled far aid, sod IA with the officer to the =g, and imilitiag at the taw with as tar= been Moped hoes • rap lie. sod that saved at ass the purpose a a screwdriver and • jemmy. This =be plied so industriously that it broke off at the The horglor's grim brought to his smistmee • sessodborgkr, whe hoped over the wall whisk it is soder semi lasendal the petrel Hr. 'rinse's refideor. In so reuse to the arrest the irstalerwthed b lair e that his esograteo would "Bless him," the mewl Gain te her the oiler fereeloody on the with • beer oboist 2lbe. in weight. For some time the officer =ltmanfully with W moilleate, but the violence to one subjected boom laid him motionless, and the ream escaped. On recovering consciousness, Grimley used en alarm by blowing his whistle. Mr. Trittou was the first to come to his assistance„ and other residare in the same locality moo followed. The policeman was toted bisediog profusely from the wounds oo his bird sad fade ; both of which are uuw gristly disfigured. His injuries were dressed by Mr. Shedd, assistant to Mr. Dalian% who, from the partial examivation be has made is of opinion that the skull is uninjured, but the officer's coedition is pre carious. In arldakin to the injuries to his heed and face cereaceed chiefly lay the hammer, Grimley is cut under the chin from the use of the " jemmy." In their flight the left the hammer said the other impl e ment de sari The hammer is stained with blood, and is such • ewe as is sometimes used by hinge makers is hammering hot strip iron upon the anvil. The depredators was not cracke rs°, as them" tool." would indicate, but they were no novices in certain of the burglars' methods of insaipulation, for during the sanie night they attempt...l to enter the residuum of Mr. Joseph Ford, of 5, Chapel-terrace, sot far from Victoria-ten-we, by applying the point of their aztempo rind " jemmy" to the base of the bottoms melt of the front window, and forcing it up. ootwithatanding the catch on the top. They could not, however, eater the house, for the shutters on the inside were maireastfood, sod they do not seem to have been possessed of hererearry We think that on the rural beats the polismen as night wear cutlasses, and that they should be famished with lamps. A lamp would probably have ambled Orionley to identify the burglars, and the weapon might have enabled him to mat the tint man down before the second mono up. A burglar 's will face • policeman staff, when be will run from his sabre. Grimley is an old officer, sod is • wanted mar., with • family. —Birmingham Dods Amt. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TIMIDAT, .111 - 111:7•11T t. I LA M.Y. I ossms SUM, s ANNallai Sannat '111.14 IP I Satatatina 4O Lnitaracs UAW a Saimaa ISOM; a E m ix . r wm .ss as: a Wan aai DOT& Postaluttai _lam.' a Poirtmen --OAS Pismo= '*4l a 'artisan *l4 41 .-O.OL PILITToUS TO TO 11701 T. PURA= MORI SATURDAY. N. BMWs MK* orderly W. to N. and to N. E, In Sawa and N. E, ioodeiate, light, light. moderate. wane rail logy. roan rata. anima— M.N.& to Z.: Light to N. to L, moderate, cloudy. mixkrata. Oroteal—atodler, variable, and Variable,eblealyeaoterly,fogirr. to ~ foga. some redo. rain or sleet la places. E. Coast-14,W. to N. and N.N.W. N.E. sod &I, Alba N.E : moderate, some rain to moderate, misty. In places. & inataad—N. && L. mods- laisillar, N.N.E. to N.& rate to freak, some fns rata to places. 111CTLANATION. 6.—Barometer corrected and redniml to 33 deg. at mean ma Wed . each 10 feet, of vertical rive, cauang about one-hundredth of an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg.. camied meetly throe hundredths lucre...Q. E.—Etre:cod thermometer ha shade. M —Moldered bulb (for evaporation and dew point:. D —blrectlya of wind .trim—two rotate left of rang. woo. —Force :1 to 11—mtletated). C.—Cloud (1 to 91. : b, blab sky: e. clouds (detached) : f. fog : 1. Umiatillag . m, misty :ham) . o, overcast ;dull) : I. rola : a. snow; t, thunder. P.--Aesdisiturbance 11 to 9, W.—Wet, raln.fall, or aaow, or ball, Mum Mat report, in inches and dochaala & Calm CITY OP LONDON Ocou.sos, lauvcrEALfrerzur. —This evade( there will be a special meeting at Semen. hall for the purpose of electing the council of the college for the year 1862. Amoog■t those propoeed for election are Mr. Henry Cole. C. 8., of the South Kensington Museum ; Mr. Many Cheater, of the Society of Arts ; the Bev. Charles Mackenzie, M.A., Richard Whittington, N.A., Mr. Thou= Whittington, Mr. J. W. Gilbert, he., M►. John Labouchere, Mr. R. N. Fowler, Hr. 0. W. Prise, he. Arrangements have been made for the admissive of naeurfalcsted students end friends, of the eel. lege to the plkwy. Lent term will 001DOIN/CO OD Monday, the Gth ied _ .-- GEOIAIMCAL BOCIIITY.—Papers to be read, Jan. 8, 1852 (at BurHeaton-house) : —l. On the carboniferous Bow Mose and yellow sandstone of FIII4OW and Orebro, QM bUls, Salop, by Professor J. Morris, V.P.G.S., and Yr. G. E. Roberts ; with • Dote on • new modes at pterichthys, by Sir P. Egerton. 2. On some NINO plants. showing steam ier'', from the tower coal-laid et Lasenabirs, by E. W. army, Fan.. F.O.S. TER MI RO= DOCK BOARD //LIMON& —A meet ing of the Mersey Deck Beard was held yesterday (Wickes. day), for tie purpose of sleeting nionbara to supply the pieces albs retiring menabere—Mesms. Lockett, Runkle, Holm*, Arnold, Henderane, and Langton. Mr. Bower 'coved, and Mr. W. P. Campbell seconded, the nominatke at Mr. Thos. Bunch, late chairman of the Liverpool Chamber al Commerce : sad Mr. Adam Gladstone and Mr. G. P. Forwood mended the nomination of Mr. Pernie, of the Arm ef Tarok Nether* In opposition, Mr. Patterson pro puma the ammiantien of the retiring members, sad spoke in depreeetery terms et the efforts which were being made be &limb the bannitaious sad highly efficient represent*. dm whisk led hitherto existed. The polling will take piece to-day alturaday). CONDITIONS ATTACH= TO ORDERS or DISMAL:IZ IN RANSIBUTICT.—It bee brae found that in a very great ▪ umber of eases ireagist before the mart saber the now set, the report seeds by the sisal amigam has simply stated " se beaks. ne papers. so sneers. Do &Mara and the matter-oluwarmx remelt of the Int meeting for proof of debts sad &else 01 lalrgallell. Ire ham seen where aredi tee II pre w, that no &editor is waling to &cleat the choir* wed that the ease 11•11111101 wholly in the hands et the elleiel essrgom. Is • =Mr reported elsewhere is oar. colones. r. Commionisaer Upton. at Leeds, we. realsred so waled, demmate ini t e te deplorable impart el a are before In whisk se hie* been the elleial molgese reformed te take say dep s t i tt a rvt nwlem he was ledemalhed ter his eecomery Why by the bankrupt's solicitor, that he adopted the Mort and elleetuel ems* of annulling the adjudasialen. With ell dtheoeet lbe learned conmaisaleures M certainly mane bid* denbeal whether it was essemaant to him to have made ewe is order. Is a rem bolus Mr. Commisioeser Holtoyd yesiseimr, wham the bealmerl bed pstillesed against him. aelt, sad there maimed to be we Nee* the Lased oheleeeo, ahheest bo redo es whir el illooberge, ammo ' ponied Met wise with the whoineate make that the odor of olleaberope iheeht sot he iiipeel at roedored available kr the illseheigo mot 'Monks of the beekrupt s Ul he led pell %le wit ma moildeett te ewer the onto ohotwohle @Oast the Deb Gapes is ea proseeetime of the pelillee.— Ostette q/ 111minviet ir:ii. W.m.w. , 118_j 1 11% Wl teer. 7 i O 3I - - . *4 MIMI an —die fiel.... I balm S.N.W. N.N.L &S.W. N.N.L id id Ir. IL --, a li 7 to =l l IMIUM 11. iiireiftip.o.JaPlng 11l Pah& 0pp.1104110.1. IL S. Ikpl aes./aulp IP MAY N. art 4 p. IA iii:ii• ...1 wauouros .-44a.m. EVENING. 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U ff I 61 ID U IS D 0 H N I'l IS 17 11 aid 11l 104 id N 101 Id Ii 01 Ma ,idk Wasik Illi - eh 6 i 1 °Ards I*a4 Oeueotragallassti Pare MOIST lIARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cioot. The stock markets to-day continue to reflect the more hopeful tendency of public opinion with regard to our relations with America. The funds have experienced a fresh rise of per cent. Most of the principal English railways have advanced to per cent. All other securities are firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes were quoted 67fr. 60c., being about per cent. better than on Tuesday. Consols are officially marked 914, g, and I ex div., for money, and 914, 4,1, and 4, ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 911 to 92 both for cash and the 9th instant The official business report is as follows :-Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, 4,4 ;New Three per Cents., 914, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 16 7-16, 9-16; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 4, ex div. ; ditto for amount, 1051, ex die.; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 984 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 984, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 75., 10a. prem. ; ditto June, 12s. prem. Foreign stooks remain firm, with the exception of Mexican, which has been more offered, and is last marked 271. Turkish bonds have risen to 1 per cent., the loan of 1864 being now quoted 79 to 80, and that of 1868, 70 to 71. Sales are recorded as follows :--Chillan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 834 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; Italian Five per Cents., 634, ex div. (exchange, 261 r.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 274, 4, 28, 271 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1869, and 1860, for account, 45, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 904, 4, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for ac count, 774; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 64 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for amount, 794; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 69, 4,4, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74. The Oneida, from Brasil, baa reached South ampton, with 53,7111. in specie. The dividends will be payable to the public at the Bank of England on Wednesday next, the Bth inst. The money market will then probably become very easy. The sum of 87,0001. in gold, chiefly Russian, was sent into the Bank yesterday. The mail steamer Shannon has arrived from the West Indies, with no less than 449,0001. in specie, 374,0001. silver and 75,0001. gold. Her passage has been prolonged by adverse winds. The latest despatches from New York report a reaction in the exchange to 1101, at which rate it was fiat ; yet the Africa has brought 38,0001. in specie. The Oneida has reached Lisbon with the ma from Brazil, and 53,7111. in specie. The Atrsto, for the West Indies to-day, will take 8,0001. in gold. Although yesterday was a holiday inthe Liverpool cotton market, the day's pacific news, as tending to increase the prospect of the maintenance of the Southern blockade, caused a large amount of busi- nem to be done at an advance of Id. per lb. At Lloyd's yesterday, owing to the news from America, there was lees business in war risks, and quotations were rather lower. Calcutta telegrams to the 10th inst. quote freights for rice 705., and state that the import markets were dull, but prices unchanged. The exchange was quoted 2c Old. The failure of is announced of Messrs. Mansell and Elliott, estate agents, &c., of Cornhill and Belgrave-square. The liabilities will probably prove to be of moderate amount. The greater portion of the 25,0001. of British Guiana Six per Cent. Debentures, the tenders for which were received up to the 26th ult., were taken at prices varying from Ito 3 per cent. prem. The debentures were of 5001. and 1,0001. each, and the minimum was fixed at 1 per cent. premium. The money is required by the colony for immigration Pur Al e tondon and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5951., the figures comparing with a very low return at the corresponding period of last year, when the frost was excessively severe. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's return shows a decrease of 2,5381. ; the Great Western, an increase of 4,4901. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,4331. ; and the Loudon and South Western an increase of 3,8741. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 13th Deo. were 10,84 W. sterling, being 2,4941. more than in the corresponding period of last year. The interest Coupons of 10s. on each fully paid share is announced as yable on the 13th inst. on Grand Russian Railroad shares. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. likewise announce the dividends due this month on Buenos Ayres Six and Three per Cent. Bonds. The numbers are at the same time published of Six per Cent. Bondi to the amount of 4,5001., and of Three per Cent. Bonds to the amount of 18,4001., which have been can celled by the Sinking Fund. The Dublin and Meath Railway Company invite applications for Five per Cent. Debentures, repay able at par in April, 1864. Over 190,0001. has been expended on the construction of this railway, and the whole length, namely, 23 miles, will be opened for public traffic in May next. Thu half-yearly meeting of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company is called for the 29th January at Manchester. It is notified that the allotment of shares in the Rockall Fishing Company (Limited) will take place on the 14th inst., and that all applications must be made previous to that date. The following remarks on the course of trade during the past year are from the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons: On the whole the course of business ham been fully as satisfactory as could have been hoped, looking at the anxieties which have concurred so seriously to West the well-being of all classes throughout the kingdom. The unparalleled deficiency in the harvest of 1860, whioh DOM 'hated an enormous importation of foreign grain—the high rate of money, and failure or temporary maspensioa of several great establishments—the stop put to oar export trade with the United State., combined with high prior is cotton, and a restriction of manufacturing overtakes throughout the north, have all tended to r cheek activity, and produce a widetpread teeing; of distrust. But there are' convincing prods of a eadlierable marque of eommereial prosperity and The price of bread, thanks to a free teals in corn, has not risen to sa inconvenient height ; money bee at all timee bees readily obtainable under the Baal rate ; our exports to other countries than America have bum large sad remunerative; our imports have gamed con. sidarably ; and the peat increase in the consumption of the leading commodities proves that the condone and en joyment' of civilised life are rapidly spreading amongst the himobler abase of society. The rate of money in the spring was 6 per emit, said miter a rapid rise to 8 per omit, it has since gnidually declined to 3 per cent., and would pobably have bees pat by the Bank down to 21 per cent., but for the credence econeequent on the expectation of war. The Bank bullion has experienced an i 00706110 of more than 3,000,0004, or 2S per cent., and the influx steadily continuos. The declared value of our exportations shows a falling off= &hoot 61 per cent., which, eon- siderite our dim of cotton, 01113D04 be considered to indicate an adverse date of general trade. The alterations in our hive that have takes piece during 1861 of moat interest to the trade, have been the Wine sad Spirita License Act (containing also clauses affecting hawkers, house agents licenses, and providing for stamps an hams of furnished houses) ; the Poet-offioe Sayings Bank Bill ; the act for the repeal of Facile mid Customs Tax on Paper ; and, lastly, the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Lew. For the sew year, notwithstanding the extraordinary poli- Seel unoertainties with which it is beset, there seems no ponied of despondency. War would open the cotton porta, sad restore full employment to Lancashire, while paw would give a further rapid impalas to the development of India and the extension of home enterprise, for which, in the gimps of railway works, there has been active prepare ties. It emcee therefore, that, in any mee t oar 0011111/01019 win meet nissly be bedew than dozing the pest twelve Nsendm, cad that the 8111.11111ei eseramplier of imported arti stes of lorry end mesedikv mem the error will be main tabled as a randadory seste. WEDNESDAY grurtwo. This, being New Taken Day, was kept as a holi day on the Paris Bowe. BARE 1187&-(71118 DAY.) two elOweit. The railway share market continues buoy ant. A fresh ruse, varying from to *per cent., has taken place in most ol principal stocks. London and North Western is now quoted 94 to 94 ; Great Western, 694 to e ; Midland, 130 e to 131 ; Lancashire and York shire, lost to ; South Eastern, rr i to 78, being scarcely higher ; Caledonian, 109 to 104 ; and Eastern Counties, 153 e to 64. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at 4 toe prem. The shares of the two principal Canadiau lines have improved. Bahia are likewise in demand. l iki rd I lON II i ODDINAILY MAUS AND STOCK,. 1 eaa arvat lioldralk 11016111, 11116.44 6=11NA.0.1 allgtat" /Mk? "" F. - A -- • - -« . i . a - 1 Clerk eel Issilas.. 1 197 , ;y7 - 4 - 77:::1 De. • •as div. IWO J • De. 1 p.a. In piddle Mona and!~ vet Daai..Tre44llAbiLls. Sol bion"%liso N a il 116 Nei liii i I sii 19i 44 1 44 it U 36 11lain Uribta. MO I De._ OW& M. LI M. 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Tel. ai r Tar Royal Lan Siam AraiL lams Ariirellea Lod Tal. D. de. Soft De. de. IlselMerad w ihaz! VIM lamb. Tr ( aerAlA. 11.C•and• Us. CMOs= TeL Tr Ulailmet if 76 - 4 ft e • i . _ 1.N.1.1 ► t 1 k I! 4 4 x 47 10 MI la 1 4 14 1 17 19 I I 44 44 111 160 M at_ xd m 1 did e tal par paid as az • 11 - -1111 TRYING To Um= RAILWAY TILUNOL—At the eteerbridge Police Nest, ea Psiday, before J. Amery mid W. 0. Pirmatooe, Farm., sad Captain Beouitt, William Lege, a boy aged it, bring at Haelley, was charged with a poetic iris sail• Mcm ese the Isaiah et the Veleitifthilend of !Went', MOW the Bagley station, is the lab of December. A little boy, sheet the sun age as the defendant, slid that he wee with the defeedeut en the theme day when he placed • pees of hes and • dose apes the rale, lay*, "We shall see when the Wein comes up how It will nab the be fly." • trek OMB up, and the inn made the evoke " Jesse • hit." The daftedant this pat • numb lawn these, and • *se of 'roe es the fella (This pine el lees wee so et than ewe of the "data "la width the aid* are Axed, sad it earepletely eueleees the sat) Another to cense up, sod this deuserees othireelien, the Miens mid, acrid a julep d the nese, but meet predisellely no hurt was dose. It sums that the boy's father hard ti' his =us Nabs, sod pee his. • mead amdagg _fir hie Oes of the 'Sews of the othipusy mid With, eon eiderteu the see of the , aild the eimq aktodi girls him, he did wet w kh to peen th e ewer* naiad hire. The bends neves* reprthisiedl Ind, sad he was diseharged is math* el the nett.—Wereesfer CAreinek. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90,1 to 21 ex div., for the 9th inst., opened this mornings! 914 to 4, and aimed at 911 to 1. For money Mr last price was likewise 91f to t The official bee nese report is as follows •—Three per Cent. Coon I sole, for money, 911, 1, f„ ex div.; ditto, fee account (Jan. 9), 14, 9 1,1, ex die. - Three per Cents. Reduoed 90 , 1,91 f ; New ?bra; per Conti., 90; 91f, 1, f ; nth& Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 4, f, 4, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 1044, 4,4, ex div. ,• ditto Four per Cent. Debra tureablBs9, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 15e. prem. ; Fiee rCent. •‘ enlaced" rupee taper, 974 ; ditto v e e-and-a-Half per Cent., 103 , 1444. The India Five per Cent. stow was in good de mand and rose nearly 1 per cent., closing at 10411 to 106 f, ex die. There was likewise an improve ment in the rupee paper. The March Exchequer bills were firm at Bs. to Ile. prem., and the June at 9s. to 12s. preia: India Bonds were marked 15s. prem. The rise extended to foreign stocks. Turk advanced if per cent., the Loan of 1864 closing at 784 to 79f, and that of 1858, at 69 to all. Mexican left off at 284 to 4, being a rise of 1. Venezuela Bonds have improved to 214 to 221. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half pee Ceuta, the Spanish Coupon Certificates, and other descriptions were likewise better. London and North Western Railway stock rose to 934 to 94 to-day, but closed at 93 to 1, owing to the weekly traffic return. Canada Government Five per Cents. rose 2 pee cent., and nearly all other kinds of Colonial Government Bonds 1 per cent. The exceptlpn was in those of New South Wales, which have scarcely varied. A rime of about 2 per cent. occurred in Virginia Dollar Bond& Bank shares to-day were firm. There was as improvement in London and County and Bank se Egypt. Madras Irrigation, National Discount. Red Sea Telegraph, Scottiali Australian Invest ment, and Crystal Palace stocks were inquired for, and rather better. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Matins Insurance, 51 to 6 pram. ; Thames and Massey Marine, to 1* prem. • Universal Marine Jar surance, to 11 die . • L ondon ' and Provissial Marine, Ito it die. ; Maivantile Fire, 9-16 to 11-111 prem. ; Commerci al Union Firs, 7-16 to 5-16 dis.; and Indian Carrying, par to Pram ZINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The mining market continues quiet. In tM Stock Exchange list Wheal Edward shares are officially marked 21, and Wheal Mary Ann, 161. East Caradon are firm, at 291 to 1. Wheal Saka are quoted 120 to 122 ; South Camden, 310 lb 315 ; East Cara Brea, 10 to 1 ; Marke Valley, 91 to 10 ; and Weat Rose Down, 91 to 14. United Mexican Mining chases are rather flatter; business is recorded at SI and 94. Scottish Ami tralian have been dealt in at 1 and I prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARICET&: IMPERIAL AVIELGES. Nov. IS rat 3 5 . 11 8 a n% °ale ad i rs id 1424 dil 14s lad pi D 44. 7 l4 ll ta Illx week' Alfgm -- ---- gala Aimee . 9d Ns fd Ws 9.1 121 4.1414 II Dvrr.—Wheal. Barlay, Oda, are, brim and Pew L. Isamu (Hun Row Less Want .—Whit . 74104; Mei% MARS: eats, ION; rya,N bases, 4.706; peas, van ~ea DIAORAM MOWING TES PLITOTOATIOO DI TEI AMMO MIN OF WAS DVIONI TIN EX 1/1111E5 Priem 11ToT. EL ow. s). T. . 5.... 2 : •. : • • 6 . II .. .. .. . 0 4 .. .. 0 11 .. -.e. x Dee. n. I " I : MINOING LAlfi : -(Tylt3 . DAY.) Stmsa.—Then is a steady dele;mi at full prioM—Low Mauritius sold at 30s. to Ms. ; a few crystallised, 41s. 6d. to 42a. ; middling to good white Senores, 435. to 445. Id. middling to good yellow Gureattsh date, 365. to 40s. Aide She, Ws. ; common grey Surinam, 351. 6d. ; refined, oismip at full ces. LklPTMl pri is steady, but the demand is not active. Taa is is fair coquet. Rote.— No sales reported. lium—Clenned hi in good demand for export, in rases so sales mortal. TAMOCL. —Rio sold at id. per lb. decline ; psi quality lid. Faun.—Currents are inquired for, but at price* too kw to meet the views .4 holders. . . _ 0071 . 01. —About 1,000 bake have been sold at blew piers. Jura—The market is firm. SALTrsras continues dull of sale. Sussarc.—D. C. mugs sold at 91. 2s. 6d. TALLOW MAILICAT.-r(THI/3 DAY.). The market is llat. at the followini rate' :—Tewitellear. 50a. 3d. net caah ; Petersham Y.O. en the met, Hs. IL; Jan. to Match, 51.. to 51_ ,s. 3d. • March, 51s. 6d. ; Ara to June, 51 s. ; °debar to Deassabar, 501. 6d. to 51n. METROPOLITAN oeTru MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of bees= is lary, mad coosequently Orel are lower. The numb= of sheep is not very peak yet it azoNds the demand. Monday's quotations nab= be =abstained throeshowt. Good calsee aw dill wane and dear. From Germany and Holland thew are 175 Per,lseeastoMk4so sheep, and 59 naves ; Spain, 70 bees= ; mach =lr =am at ale. n 4. a. d. he dale of Sibs. e. d. a. b. I•44lketa Iferelds. 5 0 6 I Deanna lit.bdif3h 0 0 .• lad IlhaeLlanfs 4lO 6 0 Ds= Lead-w0e15.... t 0 4 Seated gra beads 40 4 4 Do. do. Sheen .• * • Odra Pip 4 6 4 Do. de. 111011 i .... 0• • Dist Dna& lll4breds 6 4 • lambs 11314.05 Si await* 1,616: sad lambs. 3,910: OWEN. 114 ; flea 106. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.) Moms. Harvey and Bestow repeat trade slow at last awls ViPrima meadow hay, SOL to 901. ; superior ditto, to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 565. to 70s. ,:dover. 96.. to 112 s. Gd. ; ditto, new, mooed out, 8k to 1005.4 straw, 30.. to XL ANNUAL EMIGRATION RETURNS. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. To-day the emigration officials at the port of Idverpool issued their annual returns of the mignon' fres that port during the part year. From these Satiates we glean a fact which is probably without a parallel in the I Watery .of emigration in this or any other country. At the beginning of the present year, and, indeed, up to May, ',there was every promise mt the exodus from this port would equal, if not surpass, that of say aprevious year. However, in Nay, the Animism irs assumed a swims aspect, and the emigration all at coos dropped off, and from that period up to the pre sort, there Was been a regular and continued de crease ; audnow the emigration trade at thin port is at • complele athadstill. Ships that formerly carried out their 500 to 700 pp can now scarcely miss a oomph, Off doom. Indeedbrokers will scarcely take the tremble d having a vessel surveyed by the emigration commissionsar though the expiate is triffing—so great appears to be the depression in this particular trade. Total passengers sailed in IrdO o 90 1861 Another faders of this merman decrease in, that whams in former yeses people made remittances to this camatry be order to amid their friends "at home" to emigrate to the States, mow affairs are reversed, and money is forwarded through agents to bring people from America. The tide of emigration to Australis Sows slowly but steadily, and has hardly received any impetus from the de ranged state of American affair'. There is, however, we falling off, nor yet any material increase in the exodus to the antipodes, but this eau be partially accounted for by the lateness of the season. as Australian emigration doer not commence until the sprbig. Aw anal) PAIIPS/L—A pauper woman lately died la the Mulliaaar Uglier' Workhouse, named Sally Mararg. in her likird year. This very sim.l prawn had I,IIIF known a week's eetthosous Mame dories her keg Nib; had always bees sinus* emapiewses for her idadires habits ; was of a moat quiet, amiable teeepsnassed, ead premed only i one satiety as her end mcpsueshei—usesda„ that she might not be interred is the m paapere= at wish was carried into awl by a bar usighbours who knew mid respeeted bor. Ile fearwies amber of persons, of the ism sialed. has Ws iamb* of the workhouse dories the pod 12 4 Am del remaioiee :—Of the ye of 70, Si ; 711 sad 80, 24 ; of the sr of 80, 12 ; between roa B; between 80 and 100, 2; moudiag 100, 2. 1- ks 4g. 'he tire ard Ins dd rd ead MO Elie h i or ... ii. di dr