The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-01 00:00:00

THIS DAY. THE POLICE COURTS. X A.NSION-1101-721R. seotA, 21, was charged with staling • coat elf the ~;,eat As., under the following circumateaces Sr Lyme, tailor, 80, BiehopegaMstrest, tire mad sic yesterday afteracce I heard my (a call out " Stop Hut" I permed the tad sew the spareable overtake aad sews him with eke coat prodoord is his *on. It had been Nokia from • him kat the door, sod la worth 245. I bad emu the pri- IMO loitering Is frost of the shop foe at Imes • couple of home before the robbery. C. Lyme, eon of the last witome, mid he saw tie primmer deliberately take the coat of the block, sad in atm with it, bat he was pumed and captured. Tilly. covetable St 3., mid he took the primmer tato custody Mt Mend nothing as him. Sir R. W. Carden—Priemer, how long has your name bees Jobs Smith. Prisoner—Always. The polar—He he. been here Won, I think. Prisoner—That is untrue. I have only been in Louden eight days. I woe compelled to steal the coat from weak Sir R. W. Carden—The public are losing their property manually by vagabonds like yes. I shall send you to pri ma for thaws months, with hard labour. lb. I. .4. Brooke, a poulterer out of beseinees, ems charged with mesceyieg his brother, Mr. H. D. &webs, a maleman in Lrdenh•ll-market, in the aceduct of hie Leasimea. oomplaisant b mom, aid—Tee de fendant is my younger brother. He cam into my shop peserday, and annoyed me by demesding money. I oedema him away, but he refused to go away MI I gave himsosestleiert. He owed a crowd to meembiu end Ima compelled to glee him into custody. Hs made um of lariats to a ia the presence of thirty or dirty people la Meat of my premises. Sir R. W. Cardea—He has been in the kW of e soyog Jam, has he not ? Carp t—Cotertunately, he has. Defendant—Siam I was here last I have sidopted your worship's Metre, and kept away from my brother till pelm ets', who I met to him for my rights. Rs withalM from nee • third of 4001. or 5001. whirl:tell ISA me as • legacy by my deceased father. I weal into my brother's shop and 0 Hoary, I ham mars for my father's legacy sad malt bam it, 1 mat to do • little bwainess br mymiL He replied, "1 don't know you. - I said to him, win you pay as my fohor's 'ewer ha haviog promimad to do mat my hithses bath-bad. Hs again replied, " Edward, I don't ow you," end gave me into melody. I weer made the alMhteet anathema or nom. Si, 8,. W. Conlin (to complaisant)—Do you hold my property bekingtert to your Mother f • Comphineat—Nose at all. I have been • swam to me hamar, retest through him and other members of my family. He Me se jest fault to W with as. No m m he the Weida' has bed • hotter teapot of getting on in the meld than he ha, sad hi. it• would be *pima@ of 1.0001. • year had It not best for W intimperme Wets. H. is given to dreakemees. Si R. W. Carden—Whoa can you em the evil coesequesee of g ag *mak t If yes have any claim against year kraZi ma met mane ft he • proper sad legal way, and me envoy kin is kW !mimes Depend epos it I shall sot go near him vele, lemma tb• dell law to open to me as well as to every man. I will promise mot toeoo, him for the Saturn I may went Complainme—l pectly estielled with that smut gam. yrottectiva from annoyance. Wit L W. Carefas—Vader Mom ciroamitmeas I shell let pm go this time, daleadaat , bat If you are again brought behre me, I shall make you lad two suhMemilial antis' kir year Mune good emdaot. The delladaat was the diecharged. CLERKEN WELL. ONNIMVS kITAIAT. Irtßatae Sircheli„ a driver in the ea et the London Omen' °mail:teas Complay, was by Jaws hike, s* Met proprietor, with bah( guilty of misteskavioar on Smday Met, are awing damage to onspialuant's ossibue. 1111 r. Woman eppeared for the cceoplaineat, sad Mr. Tlemse Bard it, the deb dart. Thie are of the compleiaaat wee, that while tba 011021- of the oomplainanie ameba. well taking up • hay the comer ot Backfield-r oo k K Meshed, the delloadeat drew ear from hi. seer-olds, and raw directly aim the onsibus. The compleimat's canductor swore be took tip • lady. bet ems of the other witnesses maid by ampleinme meld swear they 'Many saw • lady get hot ompleimat's amtibeas, although saw bee sMaillag at the eerier of the yowl when t's drove up. They alto aware the key Mika camplataaat's 011MAINO. la the erewnaastrilcs of the eaustunaa, by Mr. Beard, he mid it was hie ..sd day of artiriag en ommlbas, althemh he bad hart • Mama Mw weeks. He denied hie M mid driviag up to the sower of rood dwisenly. The complaineat's witaseese did sot agree se to whether whoa the lady balled er aeoe elesibeas dmeedest we before as behind othe cumdbele—enues mid belie& ahem beton. TM ease ler the datendeat, as Mr ed by Mr. Bard, and alliorwrii mond ta midden, was the& the defeadeat was thelma WbOla the lady bethd when the cropleinesee mad thirty Ms me M ea t pine riled ; that deader was ta IM eat ef rower; over to the *guide to take bee up when end the co niptereat's coachur% whippM his horses arrervip tencerly drove his horses mad Sterboa brims tlis lady end thiradeat's melbas, wad that had the tidy aet have rapped beck there wee chance of her hoot killed, Mole the ddmileat, eb.wvig ate madam of the creplaissaie driver, pallid of farther tato the road, ad Mirky and • greater collision el the anaibases Mr did Nally rear. The mai =are tandarer got Mon boas his amaibus to the lady le nes le. flee dechised, and rind an gang by the &Madam's omnibus; end at poet imam alarm* she pared scram the rued thing It the mad, aid emend &Madam 's eataibm, while the omaPiMmas smadris rill stood close by the kerb. She holy Ia gertios, sad t wo isdepeadeat vitaliser. fay amilresid Mr. Beard's dationit, and described tM Carded of armplaniant'e rectums a. very bed. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he did rot wish lo War say tesiber evidence, ad at same errand the somarms. SOUTH WARK. t111011NTI!./XAXLY CONIWCT. A istilosablpdreserd man, with bogy whisker. sad noactoacher, named Jaws Inup, descsibed to the charge- shoe sis • enamerrial traveller, residing at 88, Windier terrace, Dewar-reed, was monad with netts insetting laa ctowards • young Ls sly name Jape Higgs, sad sessalt aCharles . HIP. • •••1 raaprotabla young lady, said that about sae °Watt as the previews night she Irma proasediettgliked the Dam-reed with Mr. brie, • relative, who hes him a Waste .hide he went up • .id. street. Ae secs r he bad gorse the prisms came up to bar, sad toothed her on the shoulder, backlog. lbw Bed eight. Abe took no satire, bat walked towards the oxen, when the prisoner cease lap to bar and node use of Wwlitsd 'Witmer; .01 whir the repulsed his, be • called bar as rivet:nos same. Fortanandy at that time bar Mend tams up, end irked him how he dared \sok • Indy, when he oiled bar the bad Baas again, 7 = Mr. Bad, • holly, at the sane time striking tin. latter seer the hoe with • warldeg-stk k. Pb. was eery Soak alarmed et the prisoner's c led rolled out for sentatante, when • teastable case T ap tad lost his tato melody. In sewer OD the magistrate, Witness said that they limn ping to • Mears his., in ens aslgliboinhood of the Dover-reed, to "see the old year not sad the are year is." klr. Brio corroborated the young lady's testbsosty every parti te l er. Prisoner la defeats said he was under the isins•as of Space and be thought the resale woe •fima to a instals 11.04 sad the masks and nos was her trolly . He afterwards bond out his apologlosd. Mr. Benham told him hie dehisce was so bad no hie ore duet, wheel woe &woofs! Is the aunties. He most pay the, hi Mel canoe or be imprisoned for ase south. WORSE I P-ST REET. .11•4• rt I mo , • KOK' OP 1111 KNIPP. yossag derribleg hirer! se • pine icre-rober, Warm-etre* Ftftroy...ntte , .. cherrd bet. Mr. Hermit with tharaseing mad aural:slag to rob a marred woman Tite eemapiresat, who sprered very suited, amid that rule parse through a auroombet reloaded street, lumps r Thee Ceit-Ire, I Bethnal-gropes-rood, tbe prisoner rod &WY pranged himself with • deep beds ia bead, mad ring the moth Mehtial laingalthw, s•nee he would murder her. In • rose of rid rarer alarm ran toward s the opera road, hot tiros.; !hot the fellow wee ( kl.tri she entered a shop and ran breed the meter, the poisoner, however, purard her, mad ere riposted attempt. to rob her enth the leek hat " M well wee premutoot before be could effect his purpose. Sobs lorry be strut l her • violvot blow in the Up with usersht the 'amp, the wmpee Iroise bees rhea frau kle and would have repeated the r rah but foe the Wier- tares of • power. by. ha foresee of the lowly having her in every respect cum r. t.tled by the etwykr.per who prof. clod her sad sam, reed Harper, Loth of whom added trot the priasar ear tr. moat filthy I roar, Rt. Harrill obet!r a ved to the primer —Y.ott have ors tubed • Meet Itifennne (*tree* opal an tuoprotroted worm , c the park streets and doutolre ...clot bare dose • emirs 4 7 bat for the intervention of others. I red you 100 sea otha to th e H oar of Corrado°. F oatinn•orFter, Dye. 29.—The Qaeae has Gnu pared t o eppeove of Dos Enriq ue M eer Causal at `"sipum. ead - of Dols J aaa Aateam de Mewl am Cm et St. Jain'.. Newfoaadiaati, for tare Ye' UM QIN. .—Genetes sal ' a lb ING - STRCET, lire. 29.—The QOM be° "Lame to appotat Ileums "Waimea Reagan* Big, C..no, ""Madtary magutrase tor the lobed et Illaaritiaia— x-orrfcc, Der. 2 •3 .—Meniher returned to prwat Parhawat.—County of Brecksock.— t ..... 7, no. M .p a. of Rape r, , la the county of (Ha 14.44.' We ma+ at &r Jusrpla Beaky, Ban" TR.& EMIGRATION TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. The emigration from the Mersey to all parts of We Coiled Suites, British North Astarte., the Australia color's, Car of Good Hope, ke., ice. , during the year Joel ended, nambered 80,122 soda, &gram 166,632 in 184, being a falling off of newly fifty per cent. This enormous Whig off was apparent meet la the woad quarter, which shows a decrease of 37,780 when compared wito correepooltag period. of 1851—although the grow amber railing during the three Inicaths meaticesel only reached 30,34.5. It le a rather difficult matter to WPM Mitilli•OtOrii, for this large decrease, except lon the grand of the scarcity of money felt by all chasm in the community, sad by the middle and lower dares is pa ' th oles. The entroarable reports from the United Brie ware sufficient alms to restrain the emigrant from proceeding Westward, the ripe from the Atlantic porta in many inisaneas y bringing beak to th is count r y m ore attuned emigrants then bad originally sailed in them. To iik• Australia colonise the magnum Me been net a limited scale when compared with the oonsepunding period of is year, bet the propartice riling from the Mersey for these colonies is by comports= larger than for the Werra shores of the Atlantic. The latest Mims from Australia are more favourable for the labourer end erase& tba for e ccasiderable tans per, sod doubtlees with the crabs of the new year, the will speedily it... its wonted ectiaty. The rap development of the morrow of the co lonies, by the estabbiehment of railway., opera, up the in terior to the enterprise and ocennerce of the world, will give, it Le anticipated, a great stimulas to emlgratioa there. The Caps of Good Hope has been supplied with upwards of two 'thousand anagrams daring the year ' chiefly at the corral government expense, bat lb. trade between Liverpool and New Zealand hair been at a complete Ord still, emigrants preferring to mil in sere of the clipper-ablpe to Metbotwoe and Sydney, aod throe by arm to their retinatios. The " bounty" system of magnates to Tumor which formed • peculiar imam in the trade in 1867, has bees quits inanfrome--sae having been desp.telnd daring the met SHARE LIS4B-71118 DAY. 1 Ole /WM 10 I ars. CS PSI II t 8 PI 1 74 GU 1 4 The total grumble of meads engaged In the Aughtlion trade eomprieed 118 of en aggregate scamp of 130,709 tea., being an average of 110* tom to sack reseal, whist 149 Teasels, and 169,616 tom is 1867. The gazabsee which smiled in ships chartered by her Majesty's Coll:ale! Load sad Emigration Commimicams were 9,718, carried in 26 vessels. m nt When compared with the Worm foe last year tbe govern cnUesMicas a decrame of 8 vessels sad of shout 4,000 in th. amalsowof emigrant teat oat. Ths ambers demehthod by priest* pamengsealdpsdaziag ths Ware swathe lea dosed, mach OVO? 12 , 00 0 Kola betel loss thou one-half the amber despatched last year, of which aticibtr Matra H. T. Wilma sad Chambers forwarded 2.660 mss ; p Minn. Jamie Baines, and Co., 3,17 s ; Kasen. Thompson sad Co., 2,141 ; Idemrs. Gibbs, Bright and Co., 2,176 ; =dile% J. M. Welch.", 616. The ships carrying the Ismail number of postgame during the year were thoodobraiod dippers White Star, Capt. Karr, sad W e s Bed Jac O'Halloran, tekeuitag to Mgr". H. T. Wilm en d Members' " White &se line ; the ter ser of which carded eat 670, and the latter 464 soda ; the ant largest being the Donald M•Ksy, belonging to the " Black Ball" has, which canied out 436 .cells, M i LTI 1 iii i I lON i The Emperor of Russia has just gine his sane tko to • proposal from the Governor of Siberia ix Wieling • loon, to be called &WM. at Djal, on the tight beak at the Amur. al to Is a ei. ;94 i I The Pepe held a public emaistory on the 23rd ult. to cooler the eareeers hat to Mgr. Reuther, Arethhhop of Vienna. At the Madeleine, on Christmas ere, a curious was occansd. The well-keeling Abbi Bata preached I. the main, sad is he is one of the most *below pelpit orators, es well as one of the most loused tiosoloyisas of Frame. • very Imp wegregstice aseembled to hear him. Aeoeadiag the pap; he gees forth no teat, bat after • pane cried is • seaweed vales, " A Saviour is bora unto as I" He thin repeated the ery, sad the sold , " brsthrea, why do yea act moire that glad tidings with ea Hallelujah r Thenewon the whole congregstics stood up sad cried " HsOsluJsh r' After which he proceeded to de liver his sornen. $ Kt isi st The Peninsular and North American Steam Navi gation Conspeny's steamer Amason. Ceptain A. B. sailed s neon this key from the St. Hatbasine Docks, carrying the mils for the Peninsula, ldaromoi, sad the Geary lamb. The AMU= lass tall team lecke! bag • large sascant at gevereamant alms and a fair complement of pemengoim LUCRUIA BORGIA UNDER DITTICULTIES.—Mise Lacy Ler rag recently la Dimas Bare at Osier Sera remit era eciertieg of • pianoforte, played by Mr. bleeder, of New York.—" H.," the 'titian came prrat of Moyle. looresi of brae, writes :—" Pow Mr. Molder pat tio herehen Decreer, into an extremely morrow tel plight jest suer bar ' der sea' had expired from the dm of the pier' by losing his place sad prewar of abed feat atthat erred period, sad net heir able ar mom either of thew sad there she Med, with Mr roe deep bored It sorrow rd her bands, waling for the orchestra' to star up, Mr she err sing of her siffictka. Bat the orebsetrie maid not dad the proper key for bean to glee vent to her teener tot even after rho romper' bad mug out from behind tho—platterm P, fir Mar r Meantime all that was amoral of her... Elmo' had quietly • departed sad mat; sad peeping eat from Mr hands, and wen, so Grace Ice ' It Eat Mace' to come to her anistres, Leerier railed Gem the etre, quietly Mowed by the error Yon may well ragas the effect spot the names reser • diteessesieret." AMERICAN CRITICISMS ON " THE YIROYNIANS."— The BittoOory Omens shows a blander by Mr. Theores, in The Virrorou, to getting his troops on the wort side of the aloacagaber Err. In the lam number but on. of The riookiims, meratilag the escape of Genege Weeders from Port Duquesne, which took place to the autumn. occurs the Mora parearsph•—. As we adorned, the woods biome fodder end rarer; Th. frost ripped eharply of nights. At thee Ma of lA. our, the Mailers who lie* is the ereaverre ,at their serer frees the wwwdev." This (says Mellow York .fterf) will be are to the makers of mere sager, who, so far r we lam obeareed. do then work In th e s p r i ng . CYYTINO UP ONE'S FRIENDS.—When you give • Mar party. sad after your guest. are goer, sit down and review the progrese of tbe ratertrament, thinking how nicely everything went on, do you remember, madam, that in that am moor your guests are seated la their own home. putting all the clermtaneee in mite • different way; laughing at hired gresegromr, who (you are just saying) looked se Mrs • boiler; execrating your champagne, which (you are this moment flattering yourself) passed for the product of the maps sad not of the gooseberry: and generally putting yourself, your children, your holm. your dinner, your company, your music, fete such ridiculer tights, that If you knew It (which happily you never will), you would wish that you had mingled a MGM 'unyokes' snit Or vintage so rifled. drill, it ie pleasant to berms that there is no real metre in the way in which most people cut up their Mars behind their hacks. Yon really have • eery Madly brag towards Mr. A. or Ma. 8.. though you do tam them veto Mire In their Omer After leagbleg at Mr. A. to Mrs. 8., you are quite ready to laugh at Mrs. V. to Mr. A. The troth appears to be that all tide is an forma of that remora which Is aeoteeary to lama help. a peoples prime error requires that you sherd put myrrh* that COSONSII them is the moat agree able aad favourable way. Imprint of this conetraint, you m by erge your' spot It eriv circuteraces permit, purr rage la the ete Whir. I the lead amity towards lf oppoi r, Boers for layin fe g el bacee biud my bock that my ardor are wretched Mr. He W froperly mid ia my peewees that they are far or to sayer so ever mitten by Macenlav, Mikes, or Stakepeare. I know that after my dear frier's denim had beret error to re violent • sada as waa • is his making the latter declaration, it word of seem dr fly lack. re • Marl bow, whenever left am; sad that the Bret entail megueintanee be met would have the senractra of he lag the ere put In a very differed way. Art se doubt, if my deer Mead were put era his eath, his trreplaida of sae would Marrs as nearly midway between the two ways cirri; it merriest, berme my foe and behind rev heek.—Prear's Maposwoo, for Jimmy, THE Now BABT.-... O, COUllif r Slid as reproach fully; " year medreory P Thidlerps weal be two WI the Math of text month, and this Is oil y the twenty serer ! Won't you re to war year heads P And thee, Won yea would prefer waiting till bars seen him, we will give you some drew." I eMttd to dim while the young gentlemen had he " my*" oat, sad than Inquired for bee hirer. Pmperialin had riddles out to the orthbearlso village (about urn miles off) of Bryn mawr, to percher • and tor dear baby. " Pierer" said Beerseie, who wan lowering about the door. " *err says if Mr. Burkemyeang will We off them thick bore, and walk up-mire •Ur tea sad promise not to go no nearer than the landing, she thinks he can jar are hie noes." Mr. Barkeemousg, however, darned this proposition, Matisons as It and sropied the singeing* of marg end dialog. I wee dateriagly shrews to • met very cosi , arable apartarat ea the grouod-Boor ; sod. on meaterleg the dfillifir4oool, areenter ray fear Prflegoln i . " Ha, Burlormeno, old thlow I" said my fool "what (ye think of boor' "Mv dear, hem asleep!" said hi. wits. "Tree, my Ni. Bless gm I forgot l" replied Prrepujohu, with route riefesice. " Beriteetrung Goulds% bar sees him—how maid be P Dater, indeed . . Be the wey, be might have—sad la fart I thought he had—" "What, my dear' "Thew. • ladder, dear, emir the yeserme, roes by the nareerrwladow, which Is ores. I thought perhaps bed slip up jest to se.--" " Ora. John? The Moir open r And off thew Carla Cl., like a Bask of lighledag. Instead of the plea sant model ripest to which I had been looking fared, I was met down is • sorry age to my direr, while my excellent frier. who bad tired with his baby at tee, sr sad need at m•—• erg I bate. I was dreadfully hungry ; bat I never ate so little, or that littler seek restaint riot of choking. The mal despatched, If repeated from the lestmalug MM• femme* to rim It the hers, that re baby bed awakened. Bearailies Ma, as be rate sad felt if attesdases en me. raw more sad mere importune. At ler, he re-enters& the - with tenfold dignity, looked full at me se if he raid "Now, is, car Tout —pates"—rased the door. and admitted the brine peemesir.—Dithre't " Holoosholl Words." 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D L O= 2 I H N TneialannOs.ll.obe I e. - .Y . I. b., Ted Dlmediat lam IN IS U 'lr"'' 0. WNW& Derr -- 1111 IN US U Die.. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY, Two o'Clooi. The funds to-day are dull, at the closing quota tions of yesterday. The only business of importance in the Stock Exchange is in English railway stocks, which have again advanced. This day i s a h o lid ay on the Paris Bourse. Consols are quoted 961 to t ex div. for the 11th of January. The Three per Conte. Reduced have been dealt in at 97 to 971; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 97/ ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue at 991 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 16e. to 18s. preen.; the March Exchequer Bills, at 40s. prem. ; the June Bills, at 375. to 40s. prem., showing a rise; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. The new Turkish Loan retains a drooping tendency. The scrip of the first series is now quoted 11 to 1$ dia., and that of the second series, It to 11 die. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are likewise flat at 91$ to 92. Dutch and Venezuelan Bonds are inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 102$; Chilian Three per Cents, 76; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 102 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 901 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account (January 14), 911; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, It, 1$ die ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 445. The Atrato, from the West Indies and Mexico, has brought 186,4001. in gold and silver. The Persia has also arrived with 135,0001. from New York. In the discount market yesterday an :menially brisk demand was experienced, many large payments having to be made at the close of the year. The choicest paper could be negotiated at the Bank minimises, but in the majority of instances higher terms were demanded. At the Bank the applications were heavier than at any period this year, the die. count brokers themselves requiring advances to a considerable amount. The " other" securities in the Bank have doubtless experienced a great inereaes. The market, however, will soon begin to feel the influence of the large government disbursements usual at this season. The Madras Railway Company have just paid into the Bank of Ragland, to the moos:A of the Secretary of State for India in Council, the sum of 206,1901. remind :en account of all as the third extenaise shares, sad in anticipation of calla. About 40,0001. of the refined Australian gold by the Kest was yesterday sent into the Bank. The whole of the 34,4001. in gold by the City of Washington will be gent to the Continent. About 23,000 i. in silver arrived in the Thames Mk Thursday, from the Continent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were Ina, the coupons which are now falling due on certain of the Continental loans held in England supplying a medium of evesittanoe to some extent. As regards bilis on Paris and Holland, the tendency of the rates Wes in fawner of this: country. The Austrian ex changes , however, have again deelised—a movement witch indicates that the financial arrangements now in progress in Vienna continue seeeseefaL The quo tenons are idiom below : ems, lain meths, 11.17 to t ; ditto, short, 11.16 ba ; Rwandan', this. months, 11.174 to ; Ant tines months, 26.30 to i ; Eilattinfg, merino babe** lass maatitirr to ; Par* uses a n= 16.10 to IS; ditto, three 26,93 t to It ; ea-the-Maly these tosotkis, IMi t o o 1 P , nub* throe months, 361 to 3%; i s., 2 10.34 duos months, to 39 ; Priests, ditto, tires months, 1098 .te 41; sadrld, tans months, 411 to I ; esdk,, arse moths, et to I ; Legkosn, dims months, 7910 to 80 ; Genoa, three months. 26.44 to 60; Naples, three months, del to ; Psirtso, dame months, Int to 121 ; Idessina, throe mantis, 121 to t ; Limbos, 90 0, 01031 to;; Oporto. 104 (Ws, 691 MM. The eettlemeat of the speculative aowairt in the tallow merket,4xed for yesterday, paseedaff-quietly, although the amount involved was heavy. With the-exception of , Consels, there is no esennedity that gives nes to so mush pure gambling es tallow. A were pays 'errata num for the %Ake of taking, months hence, at a price now faxed, a .certain quan tity et tallow, or he may purchase thou/Mon of wil ing 'tallow under the same conditions. It is by no means an uncommon circumstance for tors to have open MIIMOIPOIN transactions, in a puts" and a calla," as they are termed, in addition to a nuMber of absolute purchases or absolute sales, all fixed for a settlement months distant. The settle ments in Censola take place every mouth, but specu lators in tallow see even now entering into transac tions fir the last three months of the year VW. Awarding to rumour the Groat Weeternof Canada Railway Company are to lease end guarantee the Bade and Karon Railway. We believe the facts to be that the Canadian directors of the Great Western Company haw adopted a pr oposslof this kind, which, however. the London directors of that unapanydeolise to ratify. objeeting altogether to give • guarantee. They ine apparently willing to effect a Anion ef the two undertakings, but if the present relative values of the two stooks are to form the basis of such an arrangement, the directors of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Company will probably withhold their went. Buffalo, Brantford, and Goderich Railway bonds, which are endorsed by the Buffalo and Lake Huron, were quoted at a considerable advance during official hoer.. The Caledonianßail way traffic returns shows this week an increase of 6961. The report of the directors of the Nether lands Land Inclature Company juet leaned, gives the result of the negotiations with the Dutch government. A considerable degree of relief is accorded to the company, who are ab solved from the engagement to construct the canal and barrier. Theee works would have involved an expenditure of upwards of 200,0001. The govern ment returns to the company the caution money, amounting to about 17,0001. The polder of 1,100 . . scree now enclosed and' under mita - alien becOmee the property of the company, es does also the second polder of 1,800 acres, which the company =weeded in enclosing, bat which the sea subeeqnently broke into. In addition, the company will be allowed to enclose land to the extent of about 10,000 acres. The following memorandum in from a perfectly trustworthy source : ORDINARY 118•1111 MID M 01& ea.! ea I aAavan. ti a mm b VslaA/ArmValla W Mastoid Ocek NM= -- Osmsall Do. • riga mil II uo. MY mid se 11.• Dead.. I.ll^ & Abut. Js Dula hullos Isamersslins Ilmemlaslsa. tea: Drt le 101111111 or* al IssZil ers .... emsl MMus rdie4:: X et arc& met Wool lbs.) ens, .. Dalkimtillimillsa Sit sol 0ra1.... Lssembirs Malin Ds. Wait lei Um. [cads., sad midi .. Z . ha Lae IN tee pa 151G;=7....: I = h irAir"mat De. Lackat=l - IWW;i ‘terli...l.o...4lAarsksb t= ll6 ! 16.111;a7 Mt OKI! Dolma) Severels awl Outdo tr7ri 11= 1 11 Dien Woman Ualls North Delta Soft Dem. la sedl D De..• e. r u. a. r;i Do. i o* t om " . NAL Isa mu at w j. Monk MA Roars . Oxford. Waft. . *Wiz, L .. . ........ ....,:„:...::::: =6:6;r -- ampslir* Wien .... • llama - -- - TceltdCa d iti - b6 rifeldertssa . CiZ; Ms AM Daribegl.. dicie IN Tin g n B = 2 6. _ iu of LL le& in in a a N Ni 15 114 1411 *A 1$ sr ii ii __4 _1 fl; d Di 174$ F 3 •1 U VMS Of BIWA Warard rd Wort W. Yr lad.BMlwai p. AS we. as dr i etrir dd el n prf - 11 — ll i 1 4 4a i ilrinpl • la,waf 4 .. it., '''''''''' giro Mod Para. AWL:ow aro aisalio. Do. IL OMNI!. Ilk, Do. 4s. " " & f:. Do Sow I w 04.1.114.. Dors Uploo. 4 p. 44 Oro loomotdeo, I Ono 1151 a. Ss Oloooor. 5 p. p4r O M Polk Dopel..l tielhorl: par Dw 5 a rot et go pa. Do. 44 y. Pr 0444 . m OrorMl DullN.S a. lotaillip.arcoDons.l.4 Wairolßorkeltllsoll. Do. sp. Ni..e Pet Do. Mow p. .... d . Da Do. Unarm 4 44 kOlmo4or Wway ab,714. el:: ohlwier I .777. do. - wL Terblitre 4 pil. Da Mir 'a. i tpqr .j a. Da 114. gar M. Zia 4 La5.W.044.111 osa.s p. 4111.44.14. fla loaf& Daakmilarna=t p t Ma la rr, M. !Loaf p.a. tr .. 141.0 Ikea 4Na.PTat PLI/4.amok Y' ail lerp.6o/060.04. 1 2 , 000110 a WI .100i0 p ell Daftlk ets.. 0. 00- 0. HO NM% DODS 4 IR 10 P. Ds O. 1 Car at pi. us xr-50nt.4,.•.100 17 IL 60..., N p OW el la 1 0 0 IS 4. Mll R. 000 111 011 Dna Mallwabtrs 0. IM 10.1/00.11110.000.1des IL NO go. led /8111•1000 al. I. De. %per ten 81 SU C3ll Omani Ns POO SI. NO O l t I I " N PL Do.lP beidsis par amt ant.Pre rmeffs' .. k oo N a &Se Doss Rad 410. 0. 1.01 all 0,./604.(D 5t ad.1102.A.0 K .4 10 0 as S De. De. Ise I 44 pomwd 10 MS IDSO Was not. 1 plo 0 an i = nis celoilre4p.s.ava. 1 MI I 114•118048114.4% al I De. Oa 84 4. In 111080000411bust00 ROUTH WESTERN MID BRIGHTON RAILWAYS. It appearsthat' -- ti;;;;;;lein ons --- Of lady - pope - 7r, that the damson between these companion had been left to the arbitintion of Mr. Berrien, C.E., is incorrect ; the war be tween them is being carried on to the "knife." The question left to Mr. Harriman le one between the Portnnouth Railway and the Brighton, respecting the toll to be paid by the former for its peasengers punnet over the letter between Havant and the orison junotlon, but doe. not tench the question of the Portsmouth branch or the division of tratSc which is in de pute between the Brighton and South Western Companies. At a special meeting of the British Telegraph Company, held yesterday, the agreement was con firmed for the transfer of the oompany's property to the British and Irish Magnetio Telegraph Company, in consideration of the delivery of Class B and Clue C shares in the latter company, for distribu tion amongst the shareholders of the British Tele graph Company. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 29, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 20.110,360 Inmesse 404,360 Public depoeits Other deposits Otworommt secarities fa sd t 10,809,591 Without alteration Other in tanking department 16,950,163 Inerems 456,033 Coin and bullion In both departments Eleven day and other bilis 712,770 Decrease 39,924 The Rest Notes in mem ... • 12,744,966 Decrease 497,096 Total reserve (notes 4t cola) In basking department 13,331,760 Demme 686,267 The Bank's discount business has evidently largely increased, and as the establishment has likewise parted with a certain amount of deposits, the reserve of notes and coin presents a decrease of 586,2•571. The coia withdrawn is doubtless circulating in the provinces. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 423,4061. ; exports of gold, 174,8121.; imports of silver, 79,8751. ; exports of silver, 170,7931. BANS CIT ENOLAND.—Ain ke OVA. 03. SI. tot the tint outlay a _10°!!!!.T4 rots t. 1.1 .......... straLlT camas, to act rib sad amiss, Doe. V, do nal Dibt stoup, Goad Oct, sod Bolded 11.1110.3111 As.ii,s.sis I 4071.10:4310 11•11i1114 Pr0gd5tar03346.1....,04.613.000 Gersrmtnet Swornkm Prot . . 3416,077 oftelad. Demi Waifs% ‘10.106.611 14.. v. Rant% OthdrBecarliim :..... 10.710.163 of Kanonal Now . 12.7.41110 Other DW I = Amu.) 9.10.12) Gold Imo 40, ad otler DIM 717.770 ST:4I4 Doc. 3J. 1040. 'iviioe fAI,00.10( Old Coatiliff. FIIDAT Enninge. The funds to-day were very inactive, but steadier than yesterday. The extreme fluctuatiois wee limited to d per cent., and the closing quotations were the same as those of yesterday. In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange firm ness prevailed. The tendency of the market for British railway stocks is still upwards, assisted by the considerations touched upon in our impression of this morning. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to 1, ex div., for the 11th Jan., opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 961 to 1, and closed at 96 1 , " sellers ." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for account (11th Jan.), 961, 961, ex di,. • Three per Cent. Bedewed, 97, 971, 971; New Three per Cents., 971, 97, 971, 971; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 18 3-16; Bank Stock, 2241; Indian Four per Cant. Debentures, of the first inane, 991, 991, 991. Exchequer Bills of both issues remain steady at 365. to 395. prem. India Bonds continue in demand, and were marked Itio. prem. The new Turkish Loan remains depressed; the scrip of the first series closed to-day at 1) to die., and that of the second series at 11 to 1 din. The final instalment of 16 per cent, on the owner falls due the 10th Jan. The Turkish Six per Cents. of 1864, were last quoted the same u yesterday, at 91 to 921. The scrip of the Chilies Loan was marked 1 prem. There were a moderate number of inquiries for Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, and Venezuelan Bonds. The market for bank shares remains decidedly firm. Bank of London shares have advanced; and there was a fair inquiry for London and County, London Joint-Stock, London and Westminster, Union of Australia, and Oriental Bank shares Electric Telegraph Stock and European and Ameri can Steam shares were rather flatter. London Gene ral Omnibus shares were more inquired for, and left off at 1 9-16 to 1 11-16. Loudon Dock stock wan officially marked 1041 and 103. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-day the . principal feature consists of a rise of 11. pee share in Alfred Coned shares, which are new quoted 81 to 91. Shares in East Basset, °rambler and St. Aubyu, Wheal Margaret, and Providence Mines are also in request. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inanimate. United Mexican shares are officially marked in the Steck Exchange, 21. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The interrupt:4ms to beeriness omaegcent to this wean cd lie year have, es usual, tended to limit operations, bat a healthy tone pervades Mahar in most metals. Copper is is monk request, and as the smelters refuse orders for raw top per there hie been eafernem to mane foreiga, and high rates hem been paid, my 1121. 10e. to 1131. per ton for Bona Burrs. Lead has improved considerably. Iron is in sad cleat demand to keep paces very firm, both in Wales and Staffordshire. Spatter has rallied, end tends still upwards. Tin le quite firm, gad in more inquiry ; and the same may be sail of tin plaza. e l/ 1 4 .1 771 IS I VA lit 1 H 0. 13, itt 1 0 ji Itc 1•1 114 101 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. AIWINP mina laswebia... llaniutAm; fiv;.resif;: . =Yuri lowilars. sealskorma Oro LCULIS. --- Dal* IWO* tordamm elma Gnss Oratral V Imamaboma comma imam Jarman. 1.. 08011MEM Dada Idren mid timbre" }Lombardia Oran.. I•rma Dam I!.aceo mad Idedlimmama 1 aA Amalie Do do. 3.w ..._ Namara Uip t _D7 the is.Prot.l gieltben of Farm D. New Or. Dirmsba Trask (loony Pan.rd 11~Yw. Paslnad IMO flaa Rambo s l o ter d sbasolivs. T . N lona Doellll. EZZZand More DI PK mi. Mr— Waa Maslow Da al pm mat. ham Mere a N. W. a hem Weans al .. n t Ain art U. commas Boat Irk of a Brft.c..A.B.k alias Mask N. Amerlas Mot blot .11mInilftiad Min SW ,O.n. of Omuta .... DO :9.m-et!•!..0ce..,,. N 10=4 AO.OlO. EIL...Lk ,Lcaisered O Lio6:o Jel= . 0 roM: r .id Maim; to De. Wm ...... 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AIR 964 7-03694 Was•ro,l4l9 1.-Imkashl3l Yerlo633*. mad Hera warms. pp i—dbakid. 6.1 L AIR 0 9-2/ineal.3.6lj 46 -Tort awl SAY 1663166.7 Nortliera. 46 1-13•Ter5.129 1116-Doll 1.13.6116. 11116 1316 616.-.33694 Trunk of 0336 L. 8116 6.16-.ti2166 WIN= of 033669. IN I PIXID II!eh COMMERCIAL AND mAnzzra TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is steady. Town tallow IN quoted 51a, tett cosh; Petersburg Y. C. on the 'pot, 51s. 3d.; Jemmy to blank 51s. ; March only, 61s. 9d. ; April to June, 60+. 91.; October to December, 60s. 9d. to 61s. MARILET ATM/WEL—Town tallow, Mc 6d. ; ditto, 2e. ; yellow Raritan, 525. 6d. ; melted 375. 6d. , rough ditto, 22.. 6d., tallow graver, lea ; dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davis and Compau p yise ort trade better. Enter bay to in demand at Prime window bay, 755. to 80e. ;an ditto, prime. 84a. to 90a. ; dint., 665. to 60s. ; rowan, 60s. to 70e. ; clover, ad, 06e. to 100 a.; ditto, new, second cut, 84s. to 92a. ; straw, 265. to 30s. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Pine apples end rapes are still plentiful and Waded for the demand. Fair samples of Portugal (Ernes , za!T taw be had. Pear. in reason myosin of Ns dos Meimis, Winter Nebs, (Noe fdorcasa, end Joao de Witte. The supply of apples is well kept op. Barcelona mite fetch 20e. per bashed ; 16e. par bushel ; Spanish, 14. per brad abrade, 245. ditto ; walnuts, kiln-dried, 20s. ditto. Spanish head nets have arrived, and are in good order for prating. Chestnuts for the same purpose fetch from 81. to 10.. per bushel ; boast dame obstinate range from 20s. to Vb. per ushel. Kent cots are erne; they realise 60s. per 1001 be. New oranges fetch 3.. 6d. to 10s. per 100. Am tibias era coma doe 011111IBOWNII. Greed era Pesach bras scarce. Potato sales are heavy, esoept for beet samples ; foreign goods are fall 10a, per ton lower than last reek. Artichokes fetch from 4e. to 6s. per cloven. Cuirambers plentiful. Cat Bowers &lay smart of orehlda, gardeara, heliotrope., geraniums, violets, mignonette, herd, end rasa. Pt** Amine; lb- to G. Poo •. 4 ^ Pon. per Aoz., Ad to 2 . R potore.lt Id to 5. APPW. ror babel. 2. to to VEOI 0610111miti auk kd Se 61 don b.m 12.t0 31 hawa P. Om. an to bv. —pf bua , 26 to 211 —yr tit., 4. to 6. Oarrel., per biotett. 44 toed T.66J0.. oar humb. 4d W 65 aDinsch. p. dove. Is 60 to 2. Memo but.... 11. la to to /6"6. portion. I. 66 to zs °NM. p. tsimis.,utemel 71.011. omen% pet dos" Is tole ed Lemons, rer dor., lo to le 60 FINAL per lld Coto. per lb.. id to Bd. rABTIEIL laas, per 13=34 24 le 3d 8/2•11,44 per 13,6 d to 8.3 G. 11.3. per lb., 6d to 3d 1.3433.33. Pst aeon. to MU 61 cab, par ooro.L tol3 ed 11.11 , 6,5dF 3wrs Is 33 A. Id Hoop ri==t ° l;o74 . k U trl• Bd 113 1 ":4 1 .r. t b tr4r " " DIIINTING FOUNTAINS.—Up to the present time very Gale vanety or gill has been shown in those set op. The utmost that an be said of the best of thew I. that they are not offensive. We shall endeavour to aid in bn then, Mr. Gurney, as already mentioned, has firol ing tly determined on setting op tour tangelos at his own exposes, Including one against the wall of St. Andrineecenerhyard. Holborn (a bad *op, an it will deter many ham drinking the water), and - oes in • central position at the Clone, in Piccadilly, surmounted by a lamp. The latter will be of metal, the former of polished granite sod white =ibis. It ungracious if we commented on designs is embryo coondentWly submit:4nd to ma. We must, however, an so far so to remind Mr. Wakefield and others who are kindly siding Mr. Gurney to carry out his views, that these fountain., miee put up, will, without doubt, remain during the whole of their lives, to say nothing ad posterity, either to delight or pain them, end will maths an infante, for good or evil, on the taste of large numbe r s of personsand they will then, petitsps, see that • little further advice as to design may be useful. Mr. Gamey has also beaded a sub scription to place a fountain in the Royal Exchange. It is rzthat this should take the shape of a female figure. tese the water (filtered) will run continuously in • small stream. The cups are to be of thick glee, or of Iron, enamelled.— The Builder. RAILWAY TIAAFFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the I.7.lited Kingdom for the week ending Die. 26, emanated to 451.6701., and for the corresponding period of hat year to 422.6 - :01., showing an incomes of 32,01501. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted, for the week ending as above, to 197,7261.; and for the corresponding week of last year to ! 190,8691., showing an increase of 7,0371. The increase de ! the Eastern Cauntiee railway amounted to 8041. ; m the Gnat Western to 1,6961. ; on the London end North Wes term, to 6,0641.; on the London, Brighten, and Beath Coast, to 6641. ; on the London and South Western, to 8641. ; and on the Smyth Extern, to 811.; t0t51,10,0721. But from this most be deducted 3,0011 the &cram on the Great Northern, end 341. on the London sad Blackwell, leaving the inertias as above, 7,0376. The receipts ces the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 266,9441., and for the corresponding period of 1867, to 231,9311., 'bowleg en increase of 26,0131. In the receipts of these lines; which, added to the increase on the metropottum linos, makes the total inereess 32,0601. as competed with the correicsaaiog week of 1657. N Fs tliw aci: ........ gsr fw• r ll wenwir.a : ifs gab Imre =fix:: it It t ia wag:J. IN In a* hew= i a9 l Pw 1 MIK ham: N. W. et Petro JOUR WOOS WI& Saw. N.l O. vele VI