The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TlO3 DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Won Mr. Comminiseir Wow.) no"' ipu!sin JON/N. tmakropt wr obielbed so killdeer, of • . coollerio rooVa n ib s on soop il a ss , dr Morowt. Ml *dr/ br maks* Is hy ‘7so Sabi rod Mow Is Ur osort b = a pt viol Is ,h o os ot or Moms d apse bosi lido sir e. tut km tbe pot bb ; „ I ,,,red ,f iL lirpoodosl rods bid all rod. Hlo odo r tor re* from broosordis rib dr arise arearave, vt.l a bad bona to by • EMI is lam 'dr! pow.•• .ulAktipti. had boos or • so AO tor Mr. Jew, Fr tide hod pea Mopped by the boakropley. Not a or& maw ~os the Obit Mad, they won arbour at MO Tbo Crosiricsor—l bre nor hag to So Is abbe aro but t. Wel ememle ad es they we essamod. ridak Its NI- 's eardiemee mill be mire. The bankrupt, a tali; TeColiZe-m...t. applied Sir hie sittistr. The liabilities are small, dime TOW. A mem& die rirrnilasee was granted. jun, Cooper wee for the mehisnee, mad Mr. Debate ter the bakruPt• IM ee £TTWILLI. The beskisfot woe desaibed es vielseller of Armada womb lksied. He hod ill rimbi7 canied et briars as =WS of tbe Whittbistra ea iegSlied the ef the dab with estreausels Club,mar acme menage sat ea entrust T. wan Os essaeinotton taesiog. hobo The sesecessi ; ass* seed NMI. helm* pawl augprod. lIHARIPPS COURT. (b 11r. traisr-arellr Anis' rell • Jury.) PRACLANAIIO7II 07 041 , 141117. - Tide isendits asieber st pesissallese et eenswey ter oh by Mei eleisteh , the elm et the held. Ch Se rest essishs Sere we es beiere la the semiliee diesel el the het asset 6y, eine thee Neste Mw mow Sy the peliedly elve pre: ere; sone inseiso ante se istersity sedle Is lsobar preastamp ▪ esdeety. The files ems here east : Gana Clads 1. Henri, id Se enlist nos= Roberts; toted Pawn, at the ink et Haim Obeeeses ; VW , * ;oblides, at Se sit et Jib here; the ewes at the ma d i bush Lew; IhsnTampon Etits, de tie salt ei= Maitre ; Thom Willi VAN, et the sit of N Gore eel mare ; Theme Cash at the oft d Alfred Gw ; lblemes Wlndass, at Se Mt et Intim Cele DOwes Meade, et tbe salt at Lem Lehr; Gos t ; .77, it the out et Jobe K. Chmierhis ; s ks soy st the WI et W. C. Windiest ; est Lawman hirey Otele, st the Mt et Jan Santee del ethos. Thee gee se einderkt mete, set efts Se owl hem- Ida die amity met my stlyieleoll kr his veils dry or errs aurreur is dedsi ell& earrid dr run row dor. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAT.) ILANBIO/1-2013811. A JIM /MUM, TOM ZVI* Loss, a -looYlwit Jew. wet thWeel with Wag Witcha. I woo es arty Ws rorskag A in al - 17 - 7,7485pe0t I taw dr alwast itt routicataar. via wiathiag Why mat la ant, mad Mid Asir kir" lanwy. Ma hag y got tam r Bo ado amsawa, Mt wow as his wsi, mal tiU I omitth hipai aw 1 masa la wp is W owl had WI /denth Wa Ma of rim pis* Gla Mist Mky, Ws • )w—ii to wit ~. 111rWrs—Tas, V.. h., bet vire' Ma las via he ewe pilai I • de virli It be sell, . • W). Oft es see it, to . OA. h seat it:' I add, rft pie ere •J' Jose dart ma pea r "014 dear teeh" e I r . I see sa Na re my hied d k, when it Mill so the slew sed leers essy der We Obelease las ma tam" (Lerahem) I . hie wins le bed pa : boa, sal be Mil he hed boughs IS he skews opened. d cm la JJApre, Is be Mies Is. Ms ems, or amp Wee Asa Akre Alreatior km Maids sal as park prd ppm, eel wee Noise Asa mei o'clock thisoduce w.l . resew per a peek Itsd bee ease sionly basee as edgy wetted lab" ad with be ea bed es dusk aus primer, dee pit* eff piss*, ere lea he a sewed. Ms passerr—lle.l ad ask I ask the pies !het Use leer get, teseess 1 kite perk; Is I ad met take the other pet red I sem ask seythia is e ss ee fa my tits. Pertly.lpsise)-117 Is her sly been out at liolessey • Inteigbe, end bee there sla aOMR those V ir earnmen Abides satteseed the Wel to ails emease spseeeset. via heed hem. 0 C I LIMALL. Pratt. Waiter ret•fru, • t a ilienolslie =WI; wiled as toot detivem is he =ploy et sod Cs, beienilen sad pabildrie INallanii dad Palsr vamws•wr, ems pima of Mt bee= Alien= Salleme t *pris (bowl eft ass Ai. sad aims. Obi min m Xr. eyyserei he de,.esseedee. ea deist be we est ebb the wwwwwy Mime M emehllsh &thine NOW the pleeetroe the yentas vibe bee pit he the maw bid Mead le sewed melee ememeel. No Mendete plopeed IS Mee the ehwesew et the whew Weeps, see Me evilesse Amid be ebb le .Ye w at • haws pored. set thee oak he • temosol Mamma Ilehmete rid It Mee wee wq diselea tot temr ea the yen al the phew? Mr. Dowd, twee itemace, ail he b. awry elyesese, es lo shaft be Me to seedy ew teen Ma thee tuft wee to ewe le unwed the pio tow wpm tiro Coeriessy Yss wad the primer wee Mosiretel term he, stem which opytle be her web lir os ier oebteedore eommota, width It wee Mooed had bets .rived by the prieueer and sot weeseatiol be. Chopp Goole, we. ounooted the pewee; .M he bed applied I. Mr. D. M. Potts ter esteset et IL lie, end • wept woo Aiwa to his be use imonat. Crete-ezembeed Ms. Deort—Thot woe le Alutwe Wt. He believed the prleaser's awes wee to the reed" het he we sot woo it wee r kw ago. Mr. Peels IMO h. • spy ot the receipt. and be gave It to hie employer. H. awned tt wee a e"py at the reels tau meta, It was MIS Mr. Patill. ID *OW that T h ee mew wee paid. lweandeld— ' Mr. Pees red be paid the mosey to the 'XL liorr dirt or new to Kam. Parrs sod re. add dr wirer% book Amor dr wry of IL Iho. r Er kr Kr. Pow, sad row woo so ray et ro ruse* et ad lIIMIIA. Casrknoty said ha could set can, Yr ars say knew • posasat, bat if aim awe allowed la sissaid be Ws My to mall* tbs visas wan isteludire mama draw at sanotokosas mai ailininiag rain arks ilmka pialsessin Mr. Brad soli kr Wows was • sem ma, sot tam way wear fa mars abso = .6 41 7 •74 shonslow dw tbs Ws twenty years. Ss.eakaks• kat Sims Imo nat • scintilla of evidecte span alike Is detain lies I . Anoint Malemons thought there was. Kr. Bawd esisseted that the court would point out the • mange w him, as he was really at • less to see any point in re amelejustify the msgiotrqs in such a coarse. Alamos heloffinas said that Mr. Courtesay had stated be Avoid la able to prone his emit XL Semi nit that was merely an advocate's statessek cell be mom be ft be would state that the primmer had wet adsesely aesured bite that it would be impomoble for the possention to prows a stogie case. One statement was as pod as another. It vss uldmately decided that the case should be ad .rtrtled. the primer being liberated on bail in the istirrina. CLE RIC EN WELL vioLeNT A•.ACLT. A power/ally-built fallow, who gene the Wee of William daerribsd ss • briAleyer, wee pieced at the her heron fir Tyrwhitr, charged with violently assaultimg Pam. -stsblte Walton. N, and 13111VIAS, 98 N, in the tar of their duty, and also assaulting Elizabeth Dow, in I lollnerey -road . Mr. Wakeling append for the prisoner. From the evidence it appestat that last night the Wad- wee is the Hollorraytroed very drank, and whom the yield be abused her, street Isar a violent blow la the -. and koocked 'her down. Elm scream* brought the ...wince of police•coestaie Walt's. who no gooses strived t the spot than the primmer knocked bun doge, kicked fiege oe the tic and very mach iojored him. Whets %"ward' rem up he was licked by the prisoner In the , -taarb, and Ma constable said that be felt the pain this :vetting. Oa tits way to the ponce -statics the prisoner's .cduet was way dleprassfal mad ha snack the oconstalelas at the head sad dean aminads their months lased. The deem" ea up we that the mesa, with whom the .rase W torneirty inhabited, had ussalted Ids is the Owns*. _ _ Tyreekt ordered the defendant to be Jewelweed de les weeks in tbe Ham of Coneetion, fourteen days kat the welt on We Gm eneetable, a woe lot the wend, Gad a tt:oth foe the meek ow the fettude. MARLBORO U G H-STRE ET. ASLII, LT ON • 11' A !Tilt AT • TATUM /woad lawatis, • tall, reepectattbelooldsg foreigner, ' , Ong de 24, Maranck-otawit, wee charged baste Mr. Ringl'aat with the tdlowia• serge asestalt wAlfred Pepperell, erater at the Waite 13•47, Piccadilly. The coesplalwast diet 'badly after twelve over night S. wee onkred b hie waster to tors • Mash) not who was flry Way, visa fir nebed.nt eeerbt bold of his hand, and 'brewing MOO Me (sawiplaileast's) anger, tato his (Urn fiat's) iamb, priired It at Mut Imo minatar, Canning him ".42 0 87. • C• 1011•4 foetanately coulee op ha was Nan tie dedeadsat's hold. BMWS. 301 A, old he taw the dedendaat fly et the caw .es wit trio • Wier and bit. hie Sager. He was Wird le •Li! the didandsat tomato h , ot lava hie hold. dafewhent (3t, Preneh) saki , mks' Ihs weemila 1 - 1 • 1 .4, he, lilts • man, intariwed.ll „.. . giniil.ll Mr. Moshe= asill—l balm yes uminealmoil sad take can to ams n l . l9o3 at hem ret l M Ni cart. You amwith putting tit• d • wale tab your is. Wig It Is Se M O at • ballits sr mai hut 7 valor wee pawky at • iday war% 'fish be bed • Age* le Aft Tie ant tiro yea ia•Min es MIRK of • mom yes logy Is law 111•••01, &••t an your teal; sad do art at sue • Itan d sight mak t er- madly leitretre am WWI et yams who h = Ca masa. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1859. IQ 14.11127 ON BOUJ-TANIDIB. The above-named gentleman, who fa, we ladle- Mask a may eminent and mimed.* petreadeal riding massif, to St. John's-mod mad he neiglthombeed, lee sutured the bete with Yr. Rang, sad ssiniekes W prom *lst the American system at benertastlai is esittber sem wet fres but bad been tried Ind had Yid keg timbre Mr. Ram thought of edeptiag it. Mr. Besse* albums dm* aU bane-breskom ksow the Ramey method et thavang a lams and premise it to plettoelar owe, but that they ham so mat- Nemo to It for gaming reposes, believing that the bona mom torpte his fell, sad relapses taut ell him foram bed habits. Serest horses were a:permeated on yesterday, in sa open apses adjoining the Eyre Arms, sad the lecturer was tarry ettommtui in throwing them without the aid of tines anzeingle, although certainly Oct so expedi truly as Mr. Reny. He subsequently displayed seer fronts horsemanship in riding vicious anima* sad lapin tires ever flee-barred gates. In this part of the ex hibition he proved very satisfactorily that throwing does not quits tame a bone, inasmuch as having mounted one WM& direly altar the operation, the animal made the most strawase efforts tis throw hies, sod would have dons so but far ids rest NM rad courage. Having thus proved that be erald there a bens Bony leshion, and also that the ha did not drop higher the animal, Mr. Barnett celled upon several mem pnms, and who stated that they had had hones spree apes by Mr. Harm to give their opinions, when ons er two of rams stated positively that their horses had de. gird no benefit from the operatics, but were now as vicious r ever. After Mr. Barnett bad made his bow, Mr. ffleglisni, riding. master at the Alhambra Chats, pro emial to show what coed be done in the keen, d. 4, and by • raster entirely diffract from Mr. Buoy's. Mr. Gaither iris a beautiful chestant, sad omega it with a goons sad deaterity that elicited genera sperm both for the raw and the bores. Altogether, the ashibillan Ina exceseagly beorntis& lad may, we think, be limn. repealed with sierras. Warm net forge to mention that Berrie Hagler sestra thearriVel with sersOog ths buses, dr to of expenalles H e t, the osillesse berg marled to Mr. Headmesra Mr. Hernett's sad ea aid Cramer reagb-rider, who performs his irk la • very arribis sad earsnming manner. SIANDIPORD AOPICIILIVLit SOCIETY. The Bisadford diary an Betazday, presided over by the Him. W. H. B. Porto, M.P.. wry sae of the moat enamel/al of the garberbp et dils Wanda reaciatios. In spits of • little daemon of apiahos yid& kept away one on two he" Ems sea down so dinner than on fry kwon., isemasies; die boner limit was worthy al dm Lorin Tamen; Mil l b absitara was la mealiest lase ad brier, wed bb spear were as beinimellty as as that 1,110 .111ftilealesilers some Ur Id yaw tgiy wiles Mr. Odour demanweed the deb of be ..SS of Ma pew. Its.. that parka Demetebbe bar semi as be a medal be wended dwellbp sod mesh/ labourers, and r is = add but boo Wiled into the old Alma* leama,y would lave bietted rib the name of the Dorset- Maim labeimme bees bb Inmemisrable review t a tted mike Stems. The wen amemblel ems dm time set mmislabel Deessidike lebenwes, dad dm tredltbell T ry nk dad sod festima, bet la good Weet-d- Bagisad bseadeleib—lw bablimame giro unquession ably, ae the_ reinsailme ef bad wen idelbed in at = wbels Wasaalay refers. Timm deplorable • ism eadmod In hada& net en basks wr rios, but apse the =inglimd et will. to-iie Ilidlisimen—sonar best sad plain • happier ea a men empaehabla-bardag party erknimer N.-BMrlente Jeurnal. a. G. P. R. Jabim-Hythe way, what a le is lira wire Ira bile dr aroma movelistf Ha is b ilsarties Osesel-Geresi la Valise, the ably alty Y Swope vire de dr ass "Sao Cevellars" teapot by soy pessibilby be mesa titles teseidsr.-24. Cbrosh.ll Mars saw. PAINFUL ELononorr.— The wife of Mr. J. H. Guru% M.P. kw Imes Lys., has eloped with one of the haft iloortion. 1116 64 kw a forams Is lot ow. Ado of 600,0061. Poisolkos halo Wm ortoimond with a Wow to • divons.-71oes. SIIICIDI.—On Tuesday last an !a qua wee bald at Morita& is., Doddicote, near Banbury, bibs Mr. I. Chasid', coma on the body of the Rev. soap Maass Noises, DD.,' late Fellow of Dated, who assented suicide at ids DaaMSMoOsage. by skean himself with a pa oa as day. Tim flea winos who wee samba was Toweesel, festrase to the doemsall, who stated Sat he bed ham la the service of the esaread asthma sheet See yam sad daring the lest de weeks or two 'rata he lad Stresed a great shape ha his con dad, Oa Morley mendeg, whoa he was serving the isealliet Wags, he sited bused how bows sad ha said he Mk bear, bat he wee =lad be .Mid son be se bed am sew. It appears thet the deceemil sakesgrady went late the Wry, where Mrs. Rehab wad aim ladles were essalad, end efts/ remaining there some time he retired to his theadagentaa and was waver era sada alive. Mo. Waimea west to Oho dressageroom to ere if the Moessell was tham sad rapped at the dote, bed veneered no rawer; awl as one of the servaate reaching the window of the aleeptagereout by means of a ladder the deommitt wee found lying on his side. with his back tome& the dear, tad a sus sad walking-stick sear to his. There was no data that detered had committed the nth ea, se the doer as bolted ea the inside and the pm bad reread, boa Mohamed. It emoted from the evidence of Dr. Dye, el Baabary, who had a tended the decead dor* the pre math, that be had often complained of want of deep sad great ddliculty In arranging Me accounts. He woe 6w quietly in a vary excited state as to ordinary metiers of banes, sad at the rigout of Mrs. Nelson he eaw the &mewl on Sunday last, after be bad been to church, what ha found him imffering wider the deltwka of his supposed pecuniary difficulties. He presented a spate, which deceased took with the best possible effect, and was moth better an Monday morning; bat Wove that he should be watched, an he thought his excited Wage a mind was such as might Indoce him to commit addax The fury, after • abort deliberation, returned as lbsireenikt—" That assessed shot himself with a gun whits heseriar ander temporary leautity." The Rev. J. D. hall, wear of Roldiontes was pasta during the tactility. The meisneholy event hoe orested great excitement in the sighbearhood. The dared wee a gentleman of large Drew, and ha left a wife sad am daughter. ALARMING ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening, shortly before six o'clock, the smack St. Lanrezme, from Onaccit, was coming toward, the quay. and, when opposite the ferry etas at the Queen's Island, wee seen by a number of Mr. Harlin's workmen who were leaving the island Ia two lop boats, to be blaring closely upon them. Thwe wee between sixty and seventy Individual* In the two beets, and ft is stated that whew sighting the smack and sewn their danger, they shouted to those in charge of the vessel to bear off, which was not done. However, the smack ran into owe of the bow, which contained between thirty and dotty ma and boys, and almost cut her fa two nearly the whole 'of thaw In the boot having been throws Into the water. • amber of the arta swam ashore, end, with the eseisteate of two or three boats, all was, happily, rescued. Two max, however, are, we understand, very serionsly Shoed, ace man, named Thomas Magee, having ustained a compound Swears of the leg by the colliaioe. The captain of the St. Lamm, who will be brought up at the police court on Tuesday moraleg, states that he was Peering his vessel close to the Woad to keep clew of • sheet of foe—that he did not hear the cells of the people in the boats, sad that the collides was purely aceldental.—ffelMer Nor/hens Wd9. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-011 Monday night a arcking and fatal widest occurred to a woman at Bing ley Station, on tie Leeds, Bradford, and Bkiptoa line. Dee ceasd, who wee ranted, had Meet to Blegisy, to attend the hmeral of a Madre that day, and went to the railway eta don, to proceed home to Horef.rtb, neer Leeda, by the train which leaves Sklptra about 7 o'clock. filie had dely ob tained her ticket, sad was attempting to moss to the other SU of the Hoe, when she was caught by soma portion of the Sae, which was close spa her, thrown down, and bat body at wee tin two and otherwise shockingly mutilated. war, of came, inetantaseocia. • min, who saw her dap, at the moment, attempted to ore her, but was compelled to bast, or be himself crushed. Far some dm the body could net be Heralded, but evestually her name and the resides= dim family, at Horshwtb wee aerated. It was clear Oaths dicesed, by mu sing in frost of the moving train, was herself alone to blame. • FRIGHTFUL OCCURRISNCL—An accident of a most melees nature occurred at Athenry e• the night of the 16th Mel, by which two ;ow Was. Mans of H. C. Robiosoe, Egg., of th•t town, were alsenet homed to death. it •ppses ilea Mese was • mall select party at the house of H. 31.Criemack. Esq., sub-inepeetor of police, and that after Arm iho ladies mired to the firming-room to mange Stair MOM. In this room there was • large dm and by same llamas or mother their drew. caught by sad, before say eseistance could be rendered. every particle of dims is them wee oompletelf countess& and their bodies burned to a bar fel exteat.—horthera Whig. A murderous attack, combined with robbery, was made ea • soniceerohl traveller on Teasley night, la Dyer dna. Leeds. The .aMtuo•te traveller, wham same is Stratford, comes from Leek, in Staffordshire. He had bees &Inking at • low house in Ueda dorieg the night, sad batty eabibiliat • large Totality of gold which M had fa hie poeloste. On baying the public-home he was attacked by two is., robbed of about .501, is gold, aid eo s•vagaiy bastes as to render recovery almost hopsiese. His skull was baccarat le thaw plmer by the blows of HIM heavy bleat bsinuarst. SHARE LISTEL-ZHIS DAL Two deux& The railway share 'market today is doll. Basintes is almost at a standstill. Most of the leading stocks 'Wait a redaction of kto i per cent. Loads. and Math Western stock is now quoted 96 to 4 I Groat Weeowa, 681 to 691 i Midland, 1061 to 1091; Lama. Whin and Torkgire, 991 to f l South Eastarn, 83 to; ; Great Northern, 106 to 1071 Eaters Counties, 36 to and London and South Western, 97* to 96. I:e6bardo.Venetian Railway shame are well sup ported at yesterday's improvement, being quoted 3 to 31 prem. The Indian shares are steady. Bahia are marked prem. and par, and Pernambuco, 1 and 01 dia. 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Fa it i i i i in ti i Et La SS II la OOLONIAL GOVIIIINICIIT •••••• e a.l e P. <6.: Delta. 1451 11111T111111 111/111/. MONEY MARKET.-7HIS DAI. Two o'CLoow. The fonds remain steady at yesterday's quota bone, with little business. In the other depart ments of the Stook Exchange there are likewise complaints of the prevailing dolmas. There is no important alteration in prioes. British railway stocks, in some instanoes, art slightly lower. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan has im- I proved to 1041 to 1, ex div., for the account. The Three per Cent. Rents, were quoted at Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 70fr. 70e., ex div., being 6c. better then yester day. Consols are officially marked 96 ; ex div., foe the 10th of January. The present quotation is 951 to 1. Bank Stock has also been dealt in at 2261 and 228; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 961 and f ; the New Indian Loan, for account, 1041 and ; the Five per Cent. rupee Loan, at 96 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 971 and f ; ditto 1869, at 97! ; India Beads, at 9s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 31s. prem. In the foreign stook market the principal trans actions have been in Mexican Bonds, which are fairly supported at the improvement which took place yesterday afternoon. Transactions are recorded from 221 to 221. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 77 to I, and the Loan of 1868, 641 to f. Dutch Four per Cents. ire more inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,B7l; Dutch Four per Cent. Caine., 101; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221,1, 1, and 1; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-fa-Half per Cents., 82j ; Portuguese Three per Cents. 1863, 46}; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 451, 461; Swedish Four per Cents., 79, ex div.; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 771 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 64f, 641, 64}; Venezuela Two-and- .Half per Cents., for so , count, 29. The shares of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway are quoted Ito prem., and those of the Ocean Marine Insurance Company, 1 3-18 to 1 6-18 prem. The Bombay Mail will be delivered in London on Friday morning. To-day the 24th annual meeting of the National Provident Institution was held at the London Tavern ; S. H. Lucas, Esq., took the chair. Mr. Marsh, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the operations of the past year had been most satisfactory in all the departments, and the amount enured bad exceeded that of either of the two pre ceding years. The claims arising through deceased members bad amounted to 109,6481. The balance of receipts over expenditure for the past year was 134,134/. 16e., which added to the capital stook of the institution, made the total 1,766,8861. 81. lld. invested in government and other securities. The total annual income was 283,4681., and the number of members was 12,988. The report was well re oeived,and adopted unanimously. After there-election of directors and auditors, a cordial vote of thanks was given to the chairman and directors, and to Mr. Marsh, the secretary. The Parana, from the West Indies, has brought 150,0001., of which 112,0001. is silver and 38,0001. gold. The Lew Chew, from Melbourne, with 112,0001. in gold, has now been at sea 83 days, and the Angles's, with 280,0001., 65 days. An additional sum of 2,6001. in gold has been raised from the wreck of the Royal Charter. Lloyd's will be closed at 2 o'clock on Monday next, by order of the committee. We understand that the merchants who lately for warded an address to Lord John Russell, calling the attention of the British government to the outrages to which British subjects in Mexico are subjected, have received an answer. Lord John Russell ex present himself u fully sensible of the difficulties under which British trade in Mexico is now carried on, and alludes to the anomalous position of Mexican affairs, as proved by the fact that whilst England and France have recognised one party as the virtual head of the State, the United States have recognised another. His lordship states that endeavours are being made to bring about a common understanding between England, France, and the United States upon this point. Meanwhile the British consular and other agents have instructions to afford every protection in their power to British interests. The following were the traffic receipts on the open portion of the Madras Railway (98 miles) for the month of October, and for the four months ending the 31st of that month, compared with those for the corresponding month and four months of last year, on the same mileage: 1868. 1869. October Prom July 1 to Golotwir 31 showing an increase of 621 per cent. on the four months receipts, and 96 per cent. on the October re ceipts, over those of last year. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,9821. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,6681. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,2621. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,1161. At the meeting of the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation, held yesterday, a dividend of 4 per cent. for the half-year was declared. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the half-yearly dividend., due the let January, on the new Venezuela Bonds, as well as on the following securities, viz.:—Canada Sterling Debentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds,New Brunswick Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Virginia State Sterling Five per Cent Bonds, South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, and Boston City Sterling Four-and.a.Half per Cent. Bonds. The sane firm advertise the interest on Cuba Six per Cent. Bond., and the payment of the principal to those holders who have not assented to the proposed renewal. Mr. Satterthwaite's report on the market for American securities is annexed: We have had, during the past week, a fair amount Si bad ness doing in London in American aecorities, and we note an incretsing diepositton to invest in them. Illinois Central Bonds have improved I per cent., sad Shama 2. per cent.. not withstanding the low pewee last received horn New York. Michigan Central. end New York Central Bonds are I per cent. higher. Brie Pant and Second Mortgage are in demand to send to Ameries, where the price is mach above the quota tions latterly ruling in this market. The position of the freight market is thus noticed by Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., under date of yes terday As customary at this period of the year we km not had any extraordinary animation in oar freight market dung the last fortnight. East India outward rates are cer tainly firmer, and to some port tonnage is worth fully 2f. per keel more. This is the nataral sequel to the homeward advice', which are even worse. There was a very brisk inquiry for tonnage to carry coals to the Adriatic ports; but it only lasted three or four days; 314 ersa attained for Ve nice. Other Mediterranean high port have likewise been firmer, but the lower ports not so much infusaced. Now and again ships are offsred from Bleck Be. and Molt above late quotations, but the extent of actual business is small. Choler vessels hold for 10s. Danube, bat scarcely so much is offered. 82.. dd. out and boom liavannah is not son as it 70e. having been accepted in one or two Maleness by f ships. The impression is pretty general that Baltic and North American business for spring will be &little better for owners. There is ornately room for improvement. In berth aid other freights there is no decided alteration. Sales of spelter were effected yesterday et 221. per ton, showing a fresh advance. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday WAS Valli very dull, at • reduction of about id. from last Friday's rates. The 'familia and Corriemulzie have arrived from China with 1,454,6001 M. of tee. WEUNEDAT Es ENII4IO. Consols, wkieh closed yesterday at 95 9-16 to 1. ax div., for the 10th January, opened and clued today at 951 tot. The official ownersss report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (10th January), 931, 1, ex div.; Throe per Cents. 1 -- iii inu I I- P 11 .4 111 12 131 al es I If 41 V ) 11 1111:1 I M 4.1. 10 4. '1 114.1 IS& i n itia.c DTI Reduced, 954, I, j ; New This per Cents., 90 4 , i ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1880, 174 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, for account, 104 i, ex dlr.; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 971 ; ditto, 1869, 97 9, 97 1. The Indian 6 par cent. " enfaced" paper was also officially narked 95t and 98. Ths New Indian Five par Cent. Loan closed at yesterday's ildotabito—eir.., 1944 to t, ex div., for the amount. Zr Bill. were quoted 28e. to 31s. prem. Turkish stocks were slightly firmer to-dsy. the Loan of 1864 closing at 77 to 1, and that of 1868 at 641 to I. Mexican Bonds were in demand in the afternoon, and rose to 22; to 1. Other foreign stocks were quiet. With the exception of London Chartered Bank of Australia, which were a little more offered, bank shares to-day were steady. Colonial Beak were quoted 37 to 39; a month ago the price was 36. Peel River Land and Scottish Australian Investment stocks have improved. Oriental Inland Steam A. shares were officially marked 45 (61. paid). London Genera: Omnibus were firmer, at 1; to 11. Greet Ship were quoted Ils. 9d. to 12e. 3d. The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance COl3l. pony prove scaroe for the approaching settlement, and the dealers to-day were borrowers of them. The price accordingly rase to 1 9-16 prem., " buyer.," but closed at 15, "sellers." Universal Marine were quoted Ito prem. The shares of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company were last quoted 6-16 to prem. MINES-THIS D 4 Y. Two o'Cwcg. In the mining market to-clay East Wheal Rowell shares have rallied, being marked in the Stook Ex change at 13. Providence are more offered, and have been dealt in at 44g. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Cain Brea, Stray Park, South Cern Brea, and Treloweth mines. Fortuna Mining shares continua in demand, and have been dealt in at 31 and 31. The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia, which have this day been placed upon the official list, are marked 3 prem. An extraordinary general meeting of the East India Coal Company Is officially convened for the 4th of Jemmy, "to give the ebareholdera an opportunity of propoeing resolutions with reference to the statements in a circular Issued by Messrs. Cunningham and Mackay, and dated the Bth isertant." — At the meeting of the Cornwall Great Consolidated Lead sad Copper Mining Company held yesterday, &resolution was pared to raise 3,0001. in debenture bonds of 201. each, to bear interest at 8 per cent, in order to form a working fund to carry on operations. The bonds are to be repaid out of the Bret wets of the company. In the event of the whole sum of 3,0001. not being raised by the let of February, the bonds will become void, and the amount paid will be at once re turned. The meeting wee adjourned to the 10th of Jemmy. Wheal Lttdoott declared on the 19th inst. • dividend of 4e. per share. The directors of the C•rhana Veen Mines, on the 19th init., made a call of Ba. OM. pee share. At • meeting of adventurers is Os vannall Mine, held en the 13th inst., the aceounta Awed • balance against the adventurers of 4021. 124.2 d. A call oils. Bd. per share wee made. At• meeting of adventurers in Great Orionis Mine, held on Tuesday, the amounts showed • Waite in favour of the adventstrers of 1604 16s. 4d. ; but in the estimated account of sante end liabilities** beldam against the mine was 1,1354 0.. 9d. A cello( 2s. 6d. per share was made. Mr. Challis was appoiete4 sorastary and purees of the mine. The Trehill Mining Company on the 20th amt. made • call of ss. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANG.(THIS DAY.) Suoan.—The market has been vary quiet today, and prices are unaltered. Coll7lls.—Fall prices have been paid foe this artlele to day. Taa.—The demand continues very gcod, and sales have been made at the extreme prises of yesterday. RIC. remains unaltered. BALITZTRI—P6O/11 have been supported. Eva.—Common leeward, have been sold la. 91d. to la. 10d. i Damson proof, 2a. Id. Brien are steady. In other ardche no material alteration. TALLOW MARILICT.—cnus DAY.) Quotation, exhibit httle ohms* elates yesterday, ho; aa follows —Town tallow, 66a. / sot sot melt ; Petenbang Y.C. so the spot, 685.; all the month, 67e. Id. to 67e. M., Amery to March, 67a. to 67e. 3d.; Maze dose, Os. 9d. to 68. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . The supply ef both letoTeis and p although not very large, far exceedsthedroand. ZION lea very &road 'monist of business transuded in either department sad on the average at lower rates. The few calves ou offer are sold at Mondays quotations. Our foreign supply comests of 80 tweets and 440 sheep. The another of much cowls 180. rue Wes ells. Sol Game, Betaferele— 4 8 4 0 Rea latoreeera• 4 6 4 10 ananke giaaay boa 4 Oahu. 4 a 0 0 no ...... ... 8 4 8 Mot Die RalPorelo 5 e 4 Boole at nolot. : MP. la VW Nem at Wa. s. a. • 0. 1544 Dr • Boa Lers FlAnds .meei. 4444 4 $ 6 - 0 Do. de WINS Ow de. weed cora, 4 1 4 6 De. Sim aa4 lamb% 2.750: 044,110: 43 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY. Messrs. Doris and Compaq report trade steady, at the followlag pekes:—Prime mean., hey, 765. to 78a. ; oapatice ditto. 80s. to 84a.; Warta' ditto, 60s. to 605.; rowan, 40s. to 66a.; clover, old, 90s. to 100..; new second cat, 68s. to 80s. ; straw, 24a. to 30s. THE LANDLORD IN BEAK-STREET.—Her husband he could net be called the landlord, for slis. P. was manager of the place—hed been, in happier times, capten or lieutenant In the militia; then of Dies, in Norfolk, of no proteation ; then of Norwich Castle, a prisoner for debt; then of Southampton-buildings, Landes, law-writer; then of the Hom-liestro Cat:adores, in t h e envies of her Majesty the Clasen of Portugal, lieutenant and paymastee; then of Melina-place, St. George's-fields, &c. I forbear to give the particulars of an existence which a legal biographer has traced step by step, and which has more than once been the subject of judicial investigation by certain 00170170i01/011.re in Linooln'a-inn-fields. Well, Prior, at this time, swim ming out of • hundred shipwrecke, lead clambered on to a lighter, silt were, and was clerk to a coal merchant, by the river-side. "You 0011COITO, sir," he would say, "my em ploymentis only temporary—the fortune of war, the lornues of war! ' He smattered words in not r. few foreign lan guages. His person wee profusely recited with tedium. Bearded individuals, padding the muddy hoof in the neigh bouring Itegent-strest, would call sometimes of an evening. and ask for "the captain." He was known at many neigh bourior billiard-tables, and, I imagine, not respected.— Cornhill Magasina. TRANSPORT SERVICE FOR Csratar.—The Adelaide screw steamer, 2,060 tone. the-property of Mr. C. H. Stook. of London, arrived on Tuesday at Woolwich, having berm chartered by the government to take officers and etorse to China. This fine vestal is intended to sail on the 31st init. She is the first ship that has strived at Woolwich out of the mix tramper' already taken up for this service by govern ment. The Adelaide was tendered just one week before Om wee delivered at Woolwich, having within that time been Inkiest out of the Victoria Dock been two days in Wigan:We Dry Dock foe repaire r aeseel the government survey, and bees made completely _ for sea. THE CONTINENTAL MAILS; DOVER, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 21 —lt blew a heavy gale last night from the S.S.W.. with squalls of relit mad snow. All the packeta remained It port until this morning at 7.10, when the Vivid loft for Os tend, and the Outline for Calais. with omits sad passeogses. The Empress also arrived from Cage at 11.45 s.m., and the Emerald from Ostend this afternoon. The delay is the arrivals of the mail packets from Celais is owing to a heavy fall of snow on the line between Parts and Calais, which has prevented the trains from arriving at their usual hours. SMART SILAMANBHIP.—The fine ship Lady Ann, Captain Sinclair, oeleoging to Hears. Dauber and Soo, of London, which Ida Plymouth Sound July 8, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australis, September 30. She rounded the Caps of Good Hope safely, bet on the 11th of September, after having prod the Island of St. Paul's. bets on a S.E. by E. course, with a smart breeze from W.N.W. a feerhal and unexpected crab occurred. la de. Northing it, a young officer belonging to the ship rays— " We lost nearly ell our mute, and yet made the paws in 84 days. The mainmast was carried away amen feet trues the deck, and the whole lot of it, t4p-gallant nodding sails and royals (which were est) went overboard together, carry ing everything bat foremast and fore topmast, reizeumast and bowsprit, along with it. We all went to work with choppers, sus, sad knives. and cleared the main part of the wreck in twenty minute,. The spars gave her some tremendous thumps under the gassier, and we thought she might have been stove in astern, bat she withstood it heinously." Excepting this disaster, and the loam of • Danish seaman from the top-gallant yard on the 27ih of August, the voyage • ppears to Davy been very satisfactory; all the emigrants, 262, many of whom are young unman row Ireland, were landed ,ably in the colony. A numerous and highly influential meeting of Liverpool merchants and shipowners wee held yesterday at the Sailors' Home, Liverpool, in support of the claims of the Society for Missions to Seamen, the object being to attar, the services of chaplains to visit mown on shipboard and at their lodgings, and of laymen to improve in various ways their social condition. At the clure of the meeting Mr. Rankin promised to contribute 501. re annum for 6 yam, Mt. Brodtlebank, 501., sad Hr. Bushell, 25/. 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