The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1859. rim LAMES OF LUCKNOW. SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE POLY- SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. 11111TIPU POSPI7I 4 IONB. MONEY MA TECHNIC. ski at. I asuman I tti r k ,„C" I tril' a , a . - tatlhe following letter appears in the last number of --..- la all Maas it BA lama -- jj ~,.ward Mail: --e--- Two o'CLotta. u . cois.tia.eas. I sew& 1 I Pa ' • .tte:r.:.i.......amed i s well - merited fro l Z i „ I l l ' f Fn u e l ° l l . , L6 l . l t u l ,, nig ki . i t ONE PERSON KILLED AND UPWARDS OP The railway share market to-day is firm. An ; L LaAdtchoi-i„ - 7 fr, 1 . r. , ,.. The funds to-day discussions relative , . r. a the last number of the Homtwera Mail. lam FIFTY INJURED. improvement of Ito t per cent. has taken place in toi ate a .. 4 airalo p.. N a .. uk. 0 __________ i . ti 'I , di. Great Western, and Caledonian stocks, and of farther decline hi _ 4 ,4, ark, through the core medium • questiue Fels- ti et, Do. rania . 2l;: to U to 1 per cent , in London and North Western, an 15 0 lot /net Desat Othroll ai 7,, ...le other ladies, who, well se Lady login, an so We regret to state that last night a very seriousnow quoted the Lancashire and Yorkshire. The other loath adenoid by At LB. 87 90 „„ .roi 4 7 'velem" with th" tdol"rY or the rommorthM accident, minded with Wary to many parsons, occurred atday. The openi „,...!,f Leann. Sir J. Inglis, is les forma despatch , nto Royal p olytoebole bontonou. About bolf-poot t.. descriptions are quoted as good as at 4 o ' c lo c k i I; 1 1 ; o.. L „..i lw r ia ji . l ;ll . "" ania : u ss " 88 .. geold moistens to • " the bosomed name of Birch, eaterday. Present quotations are sa follows :- is u. cams oa t h. tree par ipm pm Bourse are awaited r Ammon, Barker. anil Gale " o'clock, just before the establishmest was about to close, onebeing alleged that I sar Men is • public dminich, written id such • time, the of the mein staircases leading from the hall to the inhibition onion and North W estern s t or k , 971 to t ; ' 2 : a l d 0 ...., o ut .r th ." 6 -am - : quoted this morns London and South Western, 94t to 951 ; 7, 5 51 oilea..-. p aw lento draw* the attsatim of • whole nation to the gave way, sad all who wen cis it fell into the spare below. Lancashire and 99 to 1; Midland 8 1 , ° . 14 g e e l i eu. - - 104 161 INI 1 9 Bourse. The Clove ...,. o f roar ladies se " bosomed" for their nation st- This ',min husk e d. of p.m seikd et she heepii s i --- Yorkshire , South 10 10 Do. Mania 1 -.... se - Pst a rea to the tick sad dye:, under circumstances of an ' 1031 to 1 • Caledonian, 891 to 90 ; X 6 Do. Jaeoloon. . ..... - - purchase of 25,0001. ~c„.4.2 Dial the gamin amorally seine-. What has Inakalal, an i tatn g foe minin g ralativas and friee4 % bat Eastern, 22i to t per share t Great Western, so a Naas. ilift.S.i. sce. is us ?,...s doe l e th e m a their y. 3 .,1, 3 , 3 3 0 whey mu the Middlesex Hospital was the only hospital to which this Mt 3/II 17 1 has been little moo, soma a Sol caststast of nor truly boron cm- r.nfortunete warren wen taken. 57t to 58; Eutern Counties, 12 11-16 to 13-16 pee 11 .3 OV l T= l : 4. o7 p = r ; 77 I . In share; York and North Midland, 781 to 79; to ie d pcso. a ra...-..... e ll a s retain much steadii ad • NeblY did them roar lades Wad / 1 6 the Tim lie of the easter* is es follows : Berwick, 941 95 ; and North British, 621 to t. /id tr, ~- , - , t. , g A e. „„„ ...... _ 7 0 , .1; ~,, Consols are qn 3,„relere of Florence Nightienle, onselliohly dieregardieg itir..ieu heavy and fife-lestine sorrows. We know that ts-PATISPTD. iu Lombardo-Venetian railway shares have again 1 0 „ a. 121 de corum. re v !" . ..... 2 114 1 14 the 11th of J felt leeks Me bee jowly honoured with the preens' up,. Fanny Flood, aged 22 years, Elseeroad, Cheers, den given way, the old shares being quoted 21 to I prem. is I pc 5ty......_-.__ $ I r iu s Reduced have b ray of the Quires sad royal trimly, red sea the bap- gerowily ill. (!: the new), and the new auss, 11 to li prem. ; 1 : , a tt t g1& .. -7.....-1-.74: !.. 1 pt. the New Three per Pim a having bed bar good and Mare hothead Sarah Copping, aged 24 years, South Andleyeerest, French shares are quoted the same as at sot es Awes. oar* Sam. 161 it. _ Pi t gond to bar, led she shared the bosons so lin- 0 Foar per Cent. De 4 o'clock yesterday. Northern of France was I V Li a h at li Z-6 . -47 . - erii 41 ai " rily sad dam yea) bertowed spin biro. Bat no on raa _. vattal...___._4"art„' is a vari racariaaa 'tat. ' Iv pc is N. se a 1 0 6 XS to I ; Bank Stock,' so 4i , cover that aay ernoslodgmest has bees M rs. manes coward. aged 45 Years, 170411-atreet, Mu, - called 391 to t, and Paris and Lyons, 341 to t. tou be Da. do Malaga op. 101 lor oak is any ionise of the wrier rendered by the four labeler, and bow daughter, Ann Howard. oRDIP•IlT /NAPE' AND WPOOIIII. 1,4 0 3 us. eat Ler et : 46 Da pi 1a ,,, ...„ 11.1 ito ntit March and June, a Miss whose •' honoured amen" are proudly remembered Harriet Andrews, aged 20 mere, South-road. Ring's- 1 Mine am. I suety ni es te. 6se ten- - -...... In the foreign I) ell Ingham's. To ea, a denten to the ta t = toed. Chokes, sad Cletaist Pike, aged 10 years, an all es. I F 4. i Lacers i meaner, • i "^ 0 -^ , :a a De 41 ow mt. la( - t die Per transactions have of your modem thee sole, swans are knows osly a a asam..sa..sea.aan. a i tt ro to se. ad au Nes ...., i lOD peegreseng favourably. le 3 team ULM. 6 vor .. I i tie exhibit little sign o Iltr J. Inglis' depsich, but all Englbionsn look nos thee tet su 9treLwen,trinereeter ft et St. WO Idebeass Gape p.altde. es -. a mama . a I, put „Ai k. property , sad would m is s o Mary Pike, aged B yesn, slater of the above-anted, is ;tr . . , eses t. obsa Jena L s e id la .2 I.ramsasocas SM.& of the New Loan Mw tas sena to the means which Is alinys, and ever amd, and the body ideatiaed by th e mother, who nada to a all Neethers e l l .l Us Xll7lM.l4l.•,aese I 14 .. will be. asked by three who read the history of Lonna', the Newlegtonnameway. ueV V ad =lsB ........... r e % : so TO 11 Dee. Boleadts 1, lad ek 1 1 1 1 1 I dle X LS Mods - What ht" kris de w. dm them "" ' Mamma mum° . •?...- The directors of the Polyttichsk Institution will hold • ?ft re . ce.e. e s t Weasel -- ii 48 481 Ti Si 9) a Do. do as other foreign semi %Ar abeam nava; Fats fur. so 10 Delta .... - 6 0. 6 board this day, sad competent sermon ars swatted to I: a j l , l a n n,,. / " .4 lbaa. -- -- 71 .. a3 10 6 Do. Psaa6; .... s. Par ra Sales are record noise • report. te all Do. A $ • so de. MO II w (s. 6 alt I mo 10 TeMadelelatt Cam- par pa Five per Cents., te as pc a t Peer au aa • -4 Ouv-PATIINTS. al ame Pe. a Aterd.Ja za - Half per Cents., I LAW INTELLIGENCE. Mrs. Sue= Woodrow, Fary-tereet. LIN'S LNALEIND AT PIZZO ZINTALP. per Cents., 6.51, 6 (TH IS DAY.) Mary Jaffrey, Cleveland street. rt. b a g Ina p.bill -i-.1 "wile. IN ill 17i 64. he lemrs Ai reatta_ .- - a 00 41- is , Ikriera urea ma it - - 4 7 DI se. I ro. I Pe( . I Ware peen. I LIM to Loam Four per Cent. 0 George Jaffrey, ditto. a. lai De. Ms a - fa NI a all BodkediNewhavliem 11 N. waters) per Cents. for James Craig, Weston-street. N 511 Ma I ~..one.. ----- 1 4 it th. 116 linekareamairs It. Lew COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. S ea . I M act warm : TO dos aed North Wean) N IX Deferred Bonds, Charles Hollis, Enverntrat. (214. IN ROedseot sad Obtem ii BS 100 Jamas (to Several cam Mill appointed for bowing before Mr. May Ass Plop, George -arrak Watahaar. IIL 10 11/ 891 29 Xi 144 Four-and-a-Half ai. to) iriat •eab otra r l u irowww- I " N Comatesicien nabLasens sad Mr. Coonanimer Holroyd; Am .,. MEd. sad A dd er H on .. R at ha tata . pkte. ts ,en Mat North of arelaad- Ili IN Xsa oeteseme Valli se. a i Thiel k ot.. el 17 10 Three per Ceuta., I bet both loused commisioners were prorated atteachas ~,. E‘winloots. c , b.t.. . r . , un ..... el le WOOS Iforshera ... N. la la through adoration. Tae e n reAertuch was of the ordieary .. IL IN De. A 02 74 11 Cents., 1131 ;Su the:serer, rho. dy rantinni roreisso, were disposed of Ly Henry 17 "Glaaill di"( ditto. es. re Ds I Nat IX In 188 6 a alratak emm aannth li ell 6 69. l:: : 143 5 1 4 1 et teo of ilea. au wat. area 1046 lON Spanish Three per Mr. Harlin sad Mr. Miller, the nowirars of the two courts. Mary felt., Vice:cis-street, Westminster. os. IEO Mal Waters l7l Ur NW mg It el Okannter sad De n anal K. T. Goer, • aISWANT, of Nowessearewt, was ad- Elisabeth Thompson, Fontalmeplecs, Vauxhall. ei. Is Do-NourValkahala DI 67 Ile Great Weeeen6._ r. .., 10, 101 ; the C as WI lerawer sed Maas-. IT 61 150 al MOWN/ Doak and LILL se a es nussemnevaux.a.i at 118 rata" woo a l s , ' nt h P 7. "'"" Mira n build to Louisa Thompson, Fiettalne- pies, Vauxhall. se ea Unfunded Coupes tile his Oto.ll/2 , . after a adjoersesone ix tort „,oha Hall, D. IQ 1 11 De r i er Tiliede ---- l7 CV= purpose. His debts an stout 5004 it. Carpenter, 4 Heuryntreet, likedtardniquers. Dt. 101 Maeda and Torlake 991 1041 911 N be. 100 Lades an Game* Do Death Meese X 875 1854, for account a usual.. bathe, of Hootiorenith, rased hie era- Beide shout forty others, warns same were ea ram 1 11 3.... jr i e rsi: 1 fb: y e a Pt. IN um. 1 B l 5 WI Mt per Cents., 1858 ~lashes is actemes showing debt. of 1,982 i., with snots down. 1 I t West 111&6 UM w - St. 19.1 I n Tabery, • lloattrod (yb Palo sea 00 4l lif account, 11, lt, 2 reformed at ware as one asiowiL Is Um ram of ha inia d aa o f &a dea th of ma" pa s b a b a ., faraudad 111 ell Lades sad Bleckesl4 .. a N 10 all DM Dorking Pans - es se H. I ' II . I PN &oar. o f °ld Het-mid, a a dj' arn. to Mr. Wakky, but so day fa yet nand tor the inque. St. ter Mad% awo.4 pa iass. count, 2, 1 , 21 •«nt • 1.11 o rt ierad. J. Perkins , d(weribed .i 4 • shipoanatt, CI: =:2 l l 4 °Attlra.. h e 15 1 ab off 1 Ito Naha) .. Cents., for account salt•eo•rrhast, sad seil.a .her, of Paadwish, Is ter manly of The &Wiesen, a Mews, we dinwildiffr " about • iss .n Do sai. i Si al Wm& beans ar Mame KO L. as. weet. a mini a N The shares of K -at, ;owed ► his taaiall.4l Adasa enseetred debts of quarter be eons eciork. sad the men body had passed r t . RIM lama =eta= Le 14 94 , ! N all t ea role Mow Ito 1,0141. lbws aro emote of :M. eddy oat of the bielldieg, when the catastrophe occurred; te 1 ametelas INI i PI as 11=reeit l etraiii i in a Company have tie the right-dud circular debase, which wee thronged tIC a L e e d ilia",l, iW s „ ; yr ye st AN Severetellonestence There was a goo 6 par eset. Ito with the last patina of the audios, pee way, N air Md. OtWatera Iltaaadl .w .w =Lase 1 iPa 010 at the Bank and la ea seawall Clarilea... es - CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. with • tremendous mesh, sudd • Walla cloud of e sii peeserkAhoseettentrei 11i 121 60 all lat hers Sneers 4 to. a Ito es 00Unee it 10 First-class bills I dad sad dirt, precipitant( Welt with some 14 or 16 gj, ~N...,,-nt,=°a= :: : 6. 4/1 DM 11 perms (dila_ .. , se es (THIS 1/.1Y.) people out ton under circular ce dupliate steresse of similar m • lee iiiitelk a a a a Prate a Wire Ito Lon-it street at 21 per a 0 ft 11.WaL h mo, &Taw v v i About 35,0001. . wasanalon, lentos to the well'ithown lower theatre. The I L 16 84 14 11.12"ra 0rta MeV " Um"- Nt h 63 IX 1 i 134. IN MM. Liable« h Plate abseasitoo.sonan 1 47 Xi poor estikrers wen hurled from • height of some thirty feet, gt. slt 'Wee Donn au sad D. - terday, compriaia 10 a Olumbiay sad Henkel OLD COURT. a. al I Do. • - ...... -.. se - Its XL T 91 11 Penis, and 15,0 one upon soother, to the bemment of ter hell below, covered a, Da c seeee-herwlet _.. 90 Sai SS 619 12 all Booth trialtettleire "" to XL (Before the Recede.) with eon sad mew of Bari.. Oa Mass reisased by ter It ig ; 1 t 0 1 .4% n ' .. ....L. fe n 331 4S. IQ 45 . 1 b Wesel IN 11 portion of the 131 . r,*:.eas &Mama, 36, was anent with uttering • forged clean of the to/Inhibiting, sad the police, who were called st. toe bra Loa ....-- 791 191 70 li IS all W i e s ea s =lea s . SI D = .. .. the Persia has bei en. tor I9a, wok tweet to eh fraud. 116.. 100 MID Lain --.,,,,.. ato nest, they were immedietaly roamed in cabs to the i 3 .. 3 ,3.* - IL IN sub sod eased Ito Yr. Bergh mosersted. The gamma wee deanass by Mr. 31344.33 x Hospital . all lath al . ll lWalfet. .4 11 Maar ..... namelit Nara flafteribtre ..-- 4 We IN 1 10 a 111=edsr a t s • The amount of Tao pemewtor of We altettoest wee Mr. IC ileac, • mu- The aterieses, which Ave nospirsi Sights from • MD% is all Nara Wain ... .. 1 IN 1 . 31 i s. meat to Calcutta none he the metre of • portion of the new Adolph! Mid bum wore awe/ by the ot t atioad trai t : of YON. sad s '“ we walc W.'s " 6 ***hi: l o n n s ste ' - ... . . . . . . . _ . NI orord at asuif La a lad mega ~ t___ 6 • la the anal, ci lefeneadom of the Math M Mare Pay !Nebel, farm:dad ifil L if i li e a lj a t 4 , 6. 6laaalrah - " " ii i 0 m a reso a r am e or ta l .a. .: ..... H. PailFP. , 37 •Prr• 4 °i d adi "" aa . Sa ", ,'era- le Mr. Wakky, but so My fa yet maned tor the inquiet. V' lan. idelpm,Pit ifoi . st 11l 113 112 11. 04. Lord% Our. 4 per cad: art OIA ortlend. J. Perkir, dratted . A • shipoorott, d o Immo a No Illerwm. 011 Ilk 9/1 1 i po Herr .. mat. a...chant, • aad rim Am, of /tenderly la the manly of Tha &dada. a Nalairot did olaldriall nt about • tit it De. per_ . _ i sn. Mali reek as a Manor Ito L. aK. rest. a midi IN II k mo, lard ► km error Against weaved debts of quarter to eleven o'clock, and the maim body had pseud i t 1,1 u..4..11.7„7....,,,. L. ? e t 8 4 ! SI all Middiree'rd RN= Ito 1,0141 arm an soma of :XL eddy oat of the build*, when the catastrophe occurred; te 1 reas Meea etelne - - 41. Pt IN M= . llmidford Ito Mai le 101 19 __ 1031 144 MI 1 the eight-band circular etsinese, winch was thronged t tr, g r i gia - Zirifilyb r „. ri 71, ti 640 Sousartettionmxteence with the last portion of the sadiron, pee way, le an MI& OtWorre Iledendl 1 iNs 9111 Ise tiegoar art Omer- .. - =ablee th iper uso esot.lto CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. with • tremendous mesh, seek* • terrillo cloud of Is au gamtmamees.ameneeri Ili 121 50 all Norther Errs Sa a. Ito Waal eatenee.... X * den sad dirt, preoipitating itself with some 14 or 16 lie I Naar 1 = 66 .17 =:. 611 ail Deer par max Idled_ - . ••• an (THIS D.tY.) si en rem* people am toes seder reduce duplicate stainless of similar se. IM Nark 45 Of so all Pros a dreier Lon. .a 19 11 n orth Idea U ll4 1 di fared a o.ariotlLi ... _ 00. - 1 6661"61 / 6 6 ' /askaB 16 *a " 11.1716366 low. theatre . Th. mIN Inorth Idea est U ell 1 i es. too aerial. Illethie. • kr. rasmorattoo•Noometi let Hi poor mavens wen hurled from • height of some thirty feet, et. Ell , NMI Dark liall sad D. - OLD COURT. - ...... -.. ••• - 10 en rueroffi mad liwererd 4 . 44 one upon soo th er, to the bemment of the hall below, covered a, lea gr, hare -eriet -.. 96 15i SI 411 Its Kr. W (Sabre the fterneder.) with Mona and term of &aria. Oa Wog ■relsased by the ts Itit 0. N. R. 11 01 NB Ns 12 an Some thaltietrire "" lio Ha St tae Less 44 Ph 501 al War) ll6 11 Ir . :ow dollirow, 36, wen chancel with uttering • forted clears of the eetablisbment, sad tb• polio, who wan called re. tee E Ter ....-- 191 Xi TO St la di Near_ airy eon. 60. orst 00 norm a Der ral ie• err for 194., rob rest to d. fraud. 100 *Mb timer -- zik - LI lis in to midst, they were imenediataly conveyed is cabs to the 1 g paer y na= J. ••• - KIN Mee sod armor be Mr. Magee semensted. Their...ea was defended by lb. giggdu iag u ggy u g y . Oi l 4 4 4 44 1 4.4.4 14449.. iiii IS 9 rhilappe t i t ner I NOTELartre ..." ; 4ftlX 1 10 NI The peseecetor of this falictseeet wee Mr. ir aria, • con- The staionass, which have Mogi/el flights from • Orr, N ail Kerr Werra .. 1 131 M 4 -• g g ta tel purl, Wars, Plia.i. in a Year tor the rake of . portion of the new Adolph! bid him well awll by the roahood Irmo ef Tiara arid gi ______ 1 $ a. Tama, who had several hundred men in hie employ. bed bun recently cased over with an hoe lattice.work *JO __,,fitewsek=---- JOINT 5T0014 WM& 111 1114 It re ten casear of the bora of the larks to ate. as the mites how top to bottom, with the up- F L I: oTr a rrrr ta ,t ata a t t s* gel mg Na Ikm I Itlalit, INC I Oa. rem MM. ktire ignue b u tt to rely labourer, um which appeared the arter ram ab j ect o g big them , but it Is ft. Ise roam trier -.... ID 17 yect of boon be had bar employ.d sad the amount of ware Pt lea roper Dor 45 elr tiya• ise *ammo U. rer.saas ier - - to ~g6-g b y 6 , 66 u thua . 66 l b. 6.4 of e very wick, thought, Does an impaction of the material, that the masons, is as a gareen r 4 1 den trio al rwrola ...... -.. an 5 N 1 le4 sad thie Mir was taken to • dark at him or ta iatrrereadag this boa lattkrwork all over the stops ; tr 6 = :X.% ____ T ai u gm i I a rag of ono . -. all ST 13 I "' Lake. el 46 51 001 50 rle 110 Irk at .... -.. - i DritOsterkeirmo. all 1.! tadiehmeat ia One* Sad ,lk-ernist. Os the 17th (which gives them the appearance of • teemelated pavement) ea. tee Men We1ge........ 1 7 4 39. Mgr K. Maras - all ei oxd sd A Dor Ester the pramarr mat to the dark, sad produced • g guag jd ug ul y co t too deep into 'h. m.... in cedar 60 tic la 10 all iralitalr. kilter Dm IX kr Obert. Irk st India, IS 1".1, 41661.111 i 666°11116 1646 ha was 6661111/ 61 166 161 the You ma imorporre It with the stem aid that It is to I: di Illdwradada• 1 a Auarelimead Cara 14 11 11 de our . but la wiwegliclic• a something that had roadway _ aas imams aad nertinam.• et X ILla No gr.. ., . ft 01 0 m6 ,,,, m i. the d u g gag big. to all ge j g, g m m b ag by ltd lan eiceiaiN lacers that the calamity ie odor. Tester- N 41 OWN Niue LSI -. .. apta., IX v i ew Up osy. et ....... ..... . .... an - - eu. ha mae gins Sato catmody, it basics keen socermird day week (Boxleg-dav) so fewer than 6,000 parson. passed - a I na 14. .Ni vaa .vjar ionus - el et NAN 1011 Ora. of leadou_.... 111 - - donag the lateral that the tA,NIT •••• • forgery. is mid oat of the Polytechnic) over the wee light of sup mMI Warlord sad Ireirke- - - U.OlO 30 greterrairs. an 11/ 171 The jury bead the pawner Outfit., and he wee NS. *o n o nn id ni t. el all May . oemon..-.....- • • le Plpe 10 G. eased ilwitswind eff - - 111 314 lard to eke months' hard roma la ail W. Med elLsaldretel II .. Y O M 0 I! Lcuatlnelta eon 0 Wu, m Lodes sad Goer- RI - - Amos Jobs, IS, wee charged with Warta( a hated order I all "., A , ret se elv.tm II ill KSt ...Jim...11 is 1 K. si, leaden 'retract -40 - - with intuit to defraud John Hine.. II sil West land= ... ... us laser Werrem le -•-• 101 10. IN Na Frail Korea X •••• -• The praminiter d Ike isdkumet le • priests la the Boyd LONDON DOCK CO NPANY.-(THIS DAT.) ova) 10 Da NS._ ... ....... VI ........ Arliker, sad the sorrow bed rat grid the rentreat as • KM 10 Kraal maak U - klion 10 Ira ark Irsio. 66161'7 666 tiar i 6" basis tss "' s 16a.7.611 a Wool - This afternoon the moral half-yearly meeting of rawiance• MAIM. KIM IS Oared Dank Ova._ all - - end heoracr. OW the 2lat of Deamber • letter was mat to a s o f t o s L oa d, n mai wen b a m at the D oc k- am ,, L I Mon le Orme auk en Ink 111 teelt•tt.way• I Orr ate.. I ' , W.. 15 Prommed of Irolaad le 54 014 1 , 1 1" /616ae6161 661e1k caa66a7.6 a 11 ' 6 " elder for firef aid- boww• riacewsicee, City, Mr. Jiro. C , chairman of is oi , „ sow a 6 ... 4 9 . 66 , 66 , ag an 15.011$ X Ser smatalla. el - - kegs, ad ea bra Mime called oat to drill he plated the the b., a j ab aci .. 6. 6 1 66 d u n.. - - 1,.;.......166 and i1kaix_1666.7.,_. order is his I'4 the W s ' s " ? bala l The report stolid ' that the acceuate wen made up to the :t rt: =l"l.F.AllePo• - MOM 111 Urn et Aiiirsl ... ;i.„ all --, F ---- Ma ' . '' ..-a 411 ° P 6 ‘ 61116 " .6 .ring kiln d° 6 '' 3009 of November 1838, sad showed the fo results : e all Cala Pads * ter. sear a 4 LON So Da leete .-- all - - ma his returning la shoat sa tour he oburved that th e _ Th . soi a., c i l oa d a d mi ta imam mu t ed tha ra. Ise Mai ANNA. 14, IP. e..- US se Snead Lai& -- 10 -•- 4 . 0 - Pt IN Ds. c. / n c,_, 11l "mg Ur Thar Ihroek.-- 1 -•- •"" *16.1 ......!!! 116. 116 .._ sar ~". ._ ___..1 166.` ..._..6 d°6 Ws laski __PF her the half.year wag with a tocinage of st. lee 11. Darr Itt o raje.l . 441 r e m 100 Waallager rums M 111 as. rt lain at ••• psi-Wary •• UNCOVR•I• •••4 the MOW, war 177;479 66666; u L I,. Wiz period a 0831, the M. lel Dada. so A ate 114 et LW. Wow •c. Owl. W IX IN 661 67palsbal sad Pad. and 7171 pool expressed a number wen 317, and the Mauer 207,923; the earning. fm k l a mean lane, 4 pitt Ort Se SS roan that the prima wog the men who remind 001051 AL 40 ...... KT 111110IIIM115. the mory. the half year scomated to 238,7754 34., as against 266. 4071 . Ea. Ire a. Lassalre, 6 per Or .- - to. lie a ~,,,,,,, P.lll Ct. WOOL • NW, hi 1867. and the exporiture 166,6091. 6e. Oct . r against IL. I: Lt: ; 7 1,, a art a .: 6 7 :: 36 :1 . Ta • ; The jsry returned • verdict of Goodly. - .. 040404,644.1444141tui IN 1131 UN ad 1131 ad Pargrat Teylor, of the Hone Audrey, informed the 167,8191. 17e. 4d,, leaving a Wars to the credit of profit go, lon u em a Norm o per dr. 11l 114 - .. paosea.reasam { te em Nas la ___ aid loss al 217,2231. 18.. 74., out of which the director re- St. IN D 4. att rd. st e le e. s, ea 1111 04De b par marreo. 113 410 U 4 a°61.1 th" adlu. 717 a f" * " ... ." 16 raa°47 61 r . comma the payment of a dividend iit Use rate of 2 per Pt. 140 Da 4 , Pet asst - - .. . 541 error Bonk He 110 111 ml this charge, it wet rertetned Ma he Lad hem in the re- AO 10 Ds. se. a. red.at learnt 44 ea - .. 531.Warderealeb for 99 1511 ad id Nat bore gad had rand • d 5u,, , e,..... sod b. tua Nat. for tha balf-year, ire Moor tax. The dividend would m 6 41 mere, Drina& la Feat 101 111 -- .. Da 6 a e,...taa..11176 100 --- - - ark -- ----.-. - - absorb 76.3371. 17.. 4d., end Isar. 140,888 t. Is. 3d., to b. a OW. WlNnalliwkatlirelo. ... -- .. Do. ewe.. _ Joly. WU 101 09 WO Id 01 lld Ira sammod the game of hos captain and ro.seliaud.la for 101 -- neva asorgasullex earned over to the Manes etatdiag to the .edit of peat and ele- tte Da O rris. odd. - US DO 11l ad The P s." "stiles "' is 16 a666/6. bald labaur ' loos after mart of aas *emu livid d, 180,8484 le. Id ,k 1" '' *"‘ - • rs al -- .. D MAti.Gov. re lin lituda He IN 111 id He Da ram 4ao. • -. ---- -- - comeisting of oustanding charges due to the mom- N. 150 15. Prism 4per rm. Sil 90 :- . 7. .. ... 810.0vArkairstr IN - - pry on tEs rarity of the goods in the company's I• 3 11e. 83 1. 11 . Of . 101 THE POLICE COURTS. ell Carr . Ind as. mercers, which ea the 30th of November Net, war g yj a g m ma. se. a t ill 101 BRITISH MINE& 113,071 tons against 133,669 at th e corresponding period of as menthe. cam. Mem 7$ 74 13 (THIS HAY.) 1867. M ral l C la. ""i ro. alig. --- ; i ll as. ire i limn I Wi. iN. pnwm I Isla kn. a ex:redo: (maw tie 0 i it: 14 The report was adopted sal dividend declared. se alo Wi. ett. -.,.. 141 - m-- St IN Ira I Tooker . 6p.. gt. 1 DU ..1411 - a,pt 6.36 - lb.. rat Orr KIN lemeenteralmanel •••• fraeretikl CLERKEN WELL. k 114 Do. New anon. 6pg 5 .• -. IX - are area arra el /Pr IN Ile 111 Dada. ra el Rat - - 100 - Z. erbialltamel Mr/ OS. 41 1 au..... ST A NOT. ROBBERY AT MR. CHARLES DIME:PS . B.-On s i . 1 4 0 Ls.saame /ere a 110 IX 0 4 3 .. Gr . err efeMobrat Witham Hertrood, aged 13, regime at Poprarplaga. Friday • person aimed George Blacker , who was deuribad m les 1.10. w. te. a et. rot: 143 lad 10= ....• Iranian, •ay aril known to the police, woe plead at the si• • market-gardensr at Higha h m a s, was charged before the f l u w e e ---.--,,-= - 1 = I F It ia : ........,=.ii his , her bare Mr. Come, crewed with tag a lady's reelade, theestrum at fr i t lir. wilt Lim ., some m y • 10 4, Kam I ........... e. et ..! 0 , Kra P. Wh. Tr Disimaal X ad d *our WI-crowns, adON saw - ray ruse . Er 1 14 s ota rm ertic "a ltim ia , "W hiat i a o Mass Namur Plash' Samna, af 8, Titocher re :r i 7The robbery, it appeared, wad of a very impudent a lle wall Al po, tii i 2 l7.7. 66 _ 66 's u g -- • el _ T 2 me - itr u yarC.iiin at a 14 ftheppartorcettsies, New North - red. obancoo, tho prismorfirst foram g his hone Wolf r. Dicker's ea yea po, men K. &&ie. e. 142 164 f a ir -I. Illharto 9 11 114 6,101 .. Dr . Bert 11nomm en 11 ala The prosecutrix ma la the evening rending near the meadtar without that gentles t h e prodigies. sad then rip- tt 161 Da__ _X Pre et_•_Xer .. 6 , 35 . 6 Id Id . fide Wheal OrOp 7.4.4 - - Myddroa•hell, Iduagtos, waiting for an otonitam when the leg Mardi to the hay from the stack. A polies-readable r 7, a e ' e r • "1,17... - i - , ... SO 94 1.116 .: rat Ota. Ort Brod 14 tlif lot 100 - p m kW U 15 rigour made a match st bar reticule., and although It re apprehended him, with the hay which Its bad just taken asst with oclioi tiii WM 111 IX 111 Ire _ rem. uca. mate W. 1 1 twirel twice rotted the lady's head, succeeded in breeklag ender his arm. Tho accamed ploeded hard to be forgive°. es all Nark Dera..4e.m.r. • 10 ••• - ii. oteeme et owe) si 41 0 N• tt away, end them rut off. He we. pursue& nab-n ho ran bat the Rev. Mr. Da the presiding magistrate, omomitted a t 1; Sani . ,. 11 "'", 0 .... 6 1.666 111 H 3 1400 .. &Or Ira 0110 mo i 3 __Se _ & 1011 tato the Layton obarelnard, and was captured • by • him for three days' ha t.- Se Easters Mame. 0.. H e pagu.....u.,..4, 6 , rm. iii igia MI . 1 S.W. gra teus e at tL l V , l, Mir 110 4 U 9,4 bboorar rev of th• mem of Beak to t h e the Priam atiLD TRAMPLED TO DEATH IN GLASGOW 17 .61 Pe. 01. de 6 i O7 N 7 CIA a ° ll . lOl , th• ads" if he wen lee r.. Yak the enel Wesel 10 ?maxim -A rely melancholy occurrence toot place ea 43 se. lairs 494 e 4. 110.1 .. : 10 Do. Tort u. lIL . pal. 1 45 1 •te ler - kis of Teem der - marred Imo 8 i do, w h en the *molar bawd very dobati ad adrawaral Saturday within the theatre at the Green, occupied by Mr. se sal tan Stal l 0 1 1 1 1 glide .. Val are illloir II X ei to are his escape, but to no avail, for, the polies y= piny. It oppairs that on that ouanoa, mad abusgbaga M. I. Om Wm.• o7 4l.llealarea L T 104 50 - W.Oaradentiar: 19 ISO 110 op, he re era tato custody. The primate was St. WO Do. led reatere ill• whoa 3 .7, Palma"' dodaard w. rrfaadar• lu rePld se. in i.... 4a riestrb.4lm lOl 103 kJ - 111.51001 1.. 16 kJ re WI _ Wo. err 1 I 11 120 10 a "viral beta Is Pada ...royal am" for r°bh 7 r3. I°lB It enccession, and that crowds ware tag to go In so soon 40 sal roar Am Fret - -4. re .. Wh.lrdward akar& 11 3 11 xi ones noted that ha wee dad the moot daring thieves la the u Ana. in were ready to pc eat. Prom tha pm uum St. Ite Malan y LAterramak = = 1.06 - 111.11166d05. Lori if selhboorbood. are two doors leading into • perm* of orriderable a l it . 1: a 4,41,....t . 1. 1 . r. eak _ larri _ Wleal .b = re 1 te IX Th. Pradera who Ilvlitai the Mittel very hellememell, =th ia and these lest and • Ulf wide, which in turn le as Imams Dena pore lite. a VI 11 1.041 ... 11 1 0%srnelawierlIk mid it was all right, he was guilty. to Orembeed-striet. These doors are kept by a 141 1 4 1 ; h 1 0. 0,4 4 itztAs.• .6 SO Marl ......--- el IS 31 30 Mr. Core said tha primmer was • very bed boy. He party who direr Ids satiation eddy to the &WWI of that 1: 4 4 u: 1 " 171 dad Ida to Prad for • liar taw sad Id add be elks. Shortly MOM me o'clock, sad on the unclog= Li: ..ri1a0.:.,-..*.ia: - - lOlllllOll 111111111. ..ter oat of mischiet, sod at was much Letter that he should g g ow of t h. the keeper mamba .. of Pt. iSt . Dal per or% ~..... 5 i; No. I rt. 1 Kans. I rd. 1 03. Purr 1 ww• te kept at the expense of the county thee go about rabbles ma diem is great was the beedlssa rush out, slat t i: : I ' es sats a s r s a a nt a tZfr a ," m so sae" * Lemur '4. purr. He therefor sentenced Wen to six smooths' he was jammed Manes it and the wall, and could ei en Da do. B lea. 13 34 16.00ir IBr Arad lamer la. par Ipm apriexassat sad bud labour • mot get freed. klesawlelle a girl, awned &boom MIN MatedardseMeasereua a I 0 44 40.00 D 1111 ........„. N 1 1 Montgomery,+ threes year of ate, end daughter d - 11,901 10 Do. M. Joker sr 11 13 ber 1 Da 1444 I lila Os. 11 21 _ _ - _ ____ a aboreaker, midis( at 2. Hall-olosu South Pettigrew- eam. 1 qiumatilenCea.r a l - -a. C.IPITAL PUNISDIIINT AND TILE 110YZ- saw. brag add* the Ord into the ems' 10K51415 RAILWAY& Irk 41 uor Omar 4O 4$ 1111 10 IS OFFICE. hew hp, wtada two pude of the door, was run over __. lado e.iL s 'Toaiiaa i i ri i . e r as 1 I by 4144 eTaa4a that aidi , isusoos sod ~.. say ... id ea Ira I ituaran. I Cann. seam I Salm --e-by eh' d o ,„g iapyr; te en Amer am legmairs- X 14 Illaw 3 forixes. ....... -. an 1 11 Ur X Orr an 9/ 11 On Friday morning 'eat there were in CAW, d h . karb ar bat 5a k1K61161 046444 , = m a w .. 44 Mr . Puyy , 4 a . - 111 ell Arrow 54 - 4. ler 3 Wane all 7 I Goal two rericts, savored to death. Oae, Henry arid, Char-- laa fii ` s P sss• re • mernauserumar.a.. I ll 16 1 die y She was immtallataly armed to the shop of 6 sli arra Mora Jerre- I i ' t '"d a °milk" ' 6"161 " 6. 611a1.1 , 661761" Vill: r li•C Saltrieseket. but all enemas to mean life el ea eeatreeteGeeheeeue • - n 'AV": i ti.'“lt=" . " -w h: - 1: 2 1 I -- aerial ardor ua an attempt to procure abortion. ' an ". • - a 66 . bar Sit DirommeraLOLlL&l. la Sere IK. Iletes rawer a failed, and the ualortunato girl was .- - ameeenum IP/ .1 I I Pr i lira am recommended so mercy by the jury-Henry Head, prior la the Central Polio. Chambers • cones 1 Mr. r 1 IL-J..... ..... .... _ _ ~.... . Pcmiclziadielv. land at SI 6 "••• an wen drunk ; sad WilLeiza, WORM the jory Parry has takia the mire to War the body with busualag te 14 ada ahrida ••-•- M slab 111 100.000 6 Poet ti. sett murder, ender cutout cirartalaner, wed cialLza w - i a -- 44 ai ay; 6. p ay al 0 ipso, . star with the sa d „ m u , : s et 10 5tru..... 1 . ,7= ----• Ili 111 7.0.10 30 data _ 4.41... On Petarday the Mersa board wee 4 l ll SUM =ll4res O5 SI 11 sad does everything in his power to lama the grief thus ft all Grow Owea•Tifleare .. - - to the meth frost of Kurd. fled, although the jury bad aaaara b 6 0 .06 6 ,, a 6 66 ,, iug u a 6. 6 14._.6au u y 66 &Wane le all M. learomme atraill. 7 1 7 1 It e -torrid him to mercy. Wilhelm, however, is spared. 7 X X lira Junta ••• ••• NINIELIANIIOI7II. I ' , pure wall like to row the marshy. This rat ArrecrinG fictram-On Sunday afternoon, a is 0 L. 66 0 666 . 6 . 6 . 6 6 Du, -, - 44. a urn I mandra. I PM IOL rime I Kra na ant dear, He we. In the pme.ike of In, fop rat affect's' acre wee witnessed in North Shields. A a ell Irm eel Terra v. - 4. 110 4 1,• , - lo Aldo 1144144411%4•.. 5 13 14 tUr 11, or a of "dominoes. He knew mama muted o, bieo• • Mork heeler' owl cheerful mariner, s i : L s ta,a n wssssss t a. s a ta na sssiss - 19 1111 Sp eta 6, 6 , 66 6 6 0 , 6 ,_ 5aa b. b .. 66666 ;b. be. 6 6,,, uu . breging to Calk/moat; on Friday lost his wife, W •Il Lrow awl retorters -•- ler In Amore aril rn 55 e -• .. Mt* Atha*, Tel. ilat.).. all MO 317 7 *rare of the cram, he ma about to commit. We are 1.7 who.. Id wenwanlyattached, assail .limo== mil .31 all Mats am...a N. • X Bovilaremnearks r . an 34 31 • - 1 that oa the Ifoli .1 a/y, 1833, he wee tried at York, the nude •erfoleled fen leeereluS lui "MAUI. ja the New 1 1 :0 1l oasur po. 4 : Lbw . ir elli Oss • - . - 01 .- 01 Si 12.05 14 Dallremesertra. 1 -••- .. , 1 , Mr. J 664 6 , ;,, me; Iris yuka6earia , 6 la 0.66.6.66 the Cemetery, and rod she o'clock the funeral preordain 10 al Der a. Mai Ramer. 211 21 10 re Amotrea red ta -••-• of Priers, when, se they 11 ell Norm of Pros IN 60 1 : 40 Itrateirehre Tote an 0 es 1 w c .41 of Nary Fiskimg. In Mimes, th e proper sold was P•al'ill t h m g ° i''' Titian r...d Into the wi lo Da Ira Mere. - Xi X Dalai ama =ISO all 5 au km had eaother object in wag the means imputed to were •1 7 Proorhalf the eeteteety. 01k... . I"le g n ..ewer ? jui n iiin7„, te r m. 11.730 al Da a on 111 as. The Jury then wire him the beark ol the doubt, ad dal of • 7 • 151 x. sod allard• A l• 7 Marta - - I. ... ~,,,„„,„d . Is the p ,,, , ~,,, S i, j ar/ t a b s ,' , iatmed. Er body was lora to • agighbourleg rem, V d rww. Term wod KNOW , 19 e . a S te obeecrisiiierienti en m Us et Orallaatileoremat all - - trir raceme of his satecodar, An gar ou the saa • ma ailed lit, bat be promounced Ills tads" 1 1 : ell re os rr a r a rr s , BO 1. 23 00. ent.ti MO.. cab N Is ti• of oho doer, ate of the MX., bat of the law, end. la rd thlrr a a." had Mot of miloP lo7 7. Oillarr ia. • a adaa a li. 44 4 a444 11tamr 4.4 ter rat P. a i dor re a t . i ., r.a.„, .... eir il t a l l Xad Mono i la Preamer . ,-. eir II -- - - rigteg b., ,„ godly of ,b,,, fret. espra ,, m d their °ra j. Ina tee of than warm, Meng matures, reuroepti . . a 2......m e= :: .. _ • seriteeteceresee. en 11 li emit Nader errata. though of a somewhat lla the gagmemose was Male than the Awe H. had „ , ,_, a. , a... foe the ... m o r a . .". ri, :I 14 4 41=....- - U Mors rem ell 3 04 In eeeled. It meet he *pante to every we that this ree laa.bia. 11 - tee , el, mews. Terms. Isi IN I ll use es De. Nal ... , le It 1, eat enunieedona o r au jury on l y m y , s aas / m aw __rd . his neighbour my he has died ci •• kern heart -Yen- ej an Mare and Mar Is i WI. Ds. 34 ear nat. MIN N DI NAN Rae eed Arma .1 59... WI 31 aa. b.hef likr& IND ass re performing sie operatics the ea..' "' nil " ... .__ _._ .._ a. ea smarm.. eleme....-- 031 g coo 20 044.1rce8aConlerD. ail ea ••• 'ii t0i.u...,„„ of which b 6 , 666 6 6 , 6666 .6 a m o wn the THE FATAL FIRE Is DT. 1.416 • 5.-Wir.Halter , II WI . WWI 01•••••• W.OOO 10 Omni ream bar.. 14 .4 44 was- N•I I ' Ds. 61 off met Serer- X 9 ter SO lair red Am Tel Oa .. - •"7 brine cnto. to tby ceecluaren hed they lemma that the merger for Beat Middlesex , held so eneleul yesterday * a o . tre a m * h - g. lc up l6l Di at U Lora Derr .... 6 1 4_44 r bad Wendy bra trled for the ear a/ mace How lag at the Oremersie Tarr. City-rued, ink the crier a 1 I u m ,. u r auau......... _ . 6 _ set.4oo $ tit a . rialleads. ell 11 11 li 3 .4 ' 1 " a• 3 Wit then ass he.. WWWWIN4 this same Mem strops aneedles the dearbs of Mrs. Etiobbel Wands, aged Kw 1 M. Tel all - - 1. `. 1 1 lt • .1 ...4 nu ? It i. to be for the ere of 3 7 3. and her two clellereu Ca"' ad Era , who wen beret Liz ....... $ 7 ..." raa lof orgy. tr. or Home who, of le death in a fint which owned aa Thundey It., at th eir 170111101 0111111/1310116. Oa 0 f ler .ml 7. `or all has remokera ride pablie in Ike local leddrolo in Loabla - Paddat V i dada d itts•t• St. 1.411•• •• - I ir ,, ► I ~,,,,,,,, I owes pelmet I Cala l,lll lie 11.Brine41 1 JNINIAd 0 II l. lOU 4 ra...'"% . "' ...':'.l‘: 2 n I II ibex 1 E:4. awwWwWw .16 4 I P". - 4 '•••••y, mil vs Ora So the world the resume under einamehmess meetiened tm ths Awes. of Friday. mu na o for u„ : „..,.. 4 , 44aaa a 4,4 beas ..... d to La . so . - foa m a i tossata tam ma want, tut Uwe WM. sua mteseem to_ _sia rare_ _at drag arm__ = = in,ce. 119 era et Sorer Ka ell - - aa d micemst. The are of emir la the le show how the be edgiaaled, amd the Jar g 00N1WW1 IN jj 2 D=Dirj="mier - kr j r. ii..,.- a iL. :If ma . norm el brie lam s feerf .1 am aelbeelea. Ray pram teem tido re* ear "rad 5 ° ohm agb. Ps. .. .-._ ~._ :l a ° D. New 3 par aver..- ••• 0.4 M 10 OriabLIMMIUM4A S -. '". Prom nf maser troperameal la the gemarelin A POLICEMAN DHOT IN LDlsllllllloleten Fr ida y i 4 G. lassebourOjos . rmil W a Ise 6 Peal Mr lamakiam I 14 $ 11 Pies. • trearam irk X II ....• CIM th re la a ere &weals asdria• Yes Mat warm, Moot two,easek. vhilo t A __, _P ehmalm ..._ Da6a/6 „,,,„„ A11.6 . 6 . 6 g . ----- fi; „ : 14 ir all Lentarolloarme SON 4 Ds. Now ~ ~ .„.... 111 Uan %, a..ineat era .0....e..1 ie ~ elapsed ea lbe Imam dgm gelag hie roweaN he ad ...• . " nose r --- 19 en Sod err, rra. - 90 kit are 1 lama Tel. 1 . f iea 'ara ar7 6 4 the Be. Depenteeet /MA whet met is sores el the m i ter . km at OUmisre-pleos, thirteen a a .. m . 0.., or . .., •AN e v i r . his .•-• • • d di 73; se ...belt 416 mds ithe poor& li• Ante et Wilhelm ae aarla rot eatartes hie Feem the darkens. of the * as s wun g, . ug rr-' 4 s•na ariiir: - a .e : 17.. " Pa 4 eemeeeee•Nen e A vim ism imbearelee eight the asmileat could sr be eisa ; bet the G&W has POl "arra- -- a ra a a i f i r -• .a: H. i . font mm. I. 144 IX 140 read moird• mars well Im margeril. II Is • • saber all mega lo wait him to las • • mai ma mart whom he ;ti f . „,...,....1=4:0,,z, i ty w ii... a.a. .0....a.h.....1.7aiiiimi5,......eany it.r.177.......mry1arge7.,.......4.b.i.i..6,...LryLin":„.1....0.,.1:,=5a55m5wm0ned.""Pip0idemie ham. ..7e! ihaiVrii.....ii...." ""Wizith'alth.o. 07,..8.11assewerdtwd:g....wel7haand.The.11.41:isivna":1":“..;87easewit:b.:111ta: li e: 22"' 1itT1.1LN""Reri":4517:;:127.817•5tr...11010•54"i:47;":41.: larili 11..21 14 Id aor Arrallie kid au 31 IS id *a ter n.. E44. S T := S I 11 Ii 3 Tramderue.o.oao a •-• ... . 6 , Kra :Dltiment Ire . ie . i t Se IS 1 . '... iron ........... all i die 1 Mil dire hie ebiniel Gem duty-&eteessa. MONEY MAREBT-THIS DAI Two o'OLotti. The funds to-day are still held in check by the discussions relative to the state of Italy, but no farther decline has taken place, prices being now quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yester day. The opening quotations of the Paris Bourse are awaited with a good deal of anxiety, it being alleged that somewhat lower prices have been quoted this morning in the Coulisse, or irregular Bourse. The Government broker has made another purchase of 25,0001. stock. In the share markets there has been little movement. English railway stocks I retain much steadiness. Comb; are quiet, at 961 to 1 ex div. for the II th of January. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 97; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 97 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue at 99; to 1; Bank Stock, at 228 ; and Exchequer Bills, both , March and June, at 375. prem. In the foreign steel; market the principal transactions have been in Turkish securities, which exhibit little sign of recovery. The scrip of both issues of the New Loan is quoted 2to It dia. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are marked 911 to In other foreign securities little alteration has occurred. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103, 1021; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1868, 95; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651, 651 ex div. (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Mexican Three Per Cents. for account, 20f, ; New Granada Deferred Bonds, 5/ ; Peruvian Uriabarren I Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 861 ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 73 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1131 ; Sardinian Fire per Cents., DO!, 90 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 461; ditto Passive Bonds, 10, 101; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 911, 911, 911, 911; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), for account, 11, it, 2 dis. ; ditto, second series, for ac count, 2, IL 21 dia.; ditto, Guaranteed Foar per Cents., for account, 106. The shares of the London General Omnibus Company have risen this morning to 2. There was a good demand for money yesterday,both at the Bank and in other quarters, but no pressure. First-class bills are still discounted in Lombard street at 21 per cent. About 35,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday, comprising 20,0001. of the remittance by the Persia, and 15,0001. Australian. Only a limited portion of the 135,0001. brought from New York by the Persia has been taken for the Continent, so that the bulk of it remains still to be disposed of. The amount of silver already engaged for ship ment to Calcutta and China by the steamer Ceylon, on the 6th inst., is about 450,0001. It is thought that the aggregate will reach 500,0001. The mail steamer Tyne, from the Brazils, is ex pected at Southampton on Thursday, with, accord ing to a telegram received from Lisbon, 6,0001. in specie and 48,0001. in diamonds. The steamer Teviot, with 60,0001. in Australian, gold and the heavy portion of the mails, will pro bably arrive at Southampton at the end of the week. Her advices announce the sailing of the following gold ships from Melbourne for England, viz. : —The Blackwell on the 27th Oct. (out 68 days), with 80,589 ounces of gold; the Donald McKay on the 7th Nov. (out 57 days). with 34,398 ounces ; and the Swiftsure on the 14th Nov. (out 50 days), with 84,775 ounces. The total amount of Australian gold actually on the way for this country, inclusive of the 60,0001. by the Teviot, is 859,0001.! It appears from a telegram from St. Petersburg that the exchange on London has risen to 361 d. The price of tallow is quoted 165 re. for delivery in August next. The corn market yesterday was firmer, and good dry samples of English wheat realised, in some instances, le. to 25. per quarter more than on Monday last. We understand that the Equador Land Company will issue their prospectus in the course of the pre sent month. The object of this association is to make available a portion of the lands assigned by Equador to the English bondholders. A beginning will be made at the port of the Pailon. The half-yearly meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company, is called for the 27th inst. The retiring directors offer themselves for re-election. The attendance at the special meeting of share holders in the Great Luxembourg Company, held at Brussels on the 20th ult., having been insufficient to empower the directors to issue obligations to the amount of 320,0001., another special meeting is called for the 24th inst. in that city. We are requested to state that the subscription list for shares in the Madras Irrigation Company will be closed to-morrow. _ _ _ The arrangements are advertised in connexion with the payment of interest on Pernambuco Rail way shares. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 91. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just receive d, shows a decrease of 2,3431. sterling, making a total decrease of 28,2721. during the twenty weeks from the commencement of the company's current half-year. Messrs. Truerntua and Rouse, in their monthly circular, make the following remarks upon the gene ral position of trade : After the tearful commercial crisis in the latter part of 1857 it wee not to be expected that the business of the country would very speedily recover it, activity, and accordingly the year just cloud has been marked throughout by limited trading, and great caution in all Ito branches. In the early part of 1858 there were several failures, arising out of the ends, but during the latter part of it but few of any importance have taken pleoe, and mercantile transeetions now appear to be carried on upon a sounder basis than heretofore. As regards the Importing of produce, how ever, business cannot be consideredas by any means satisfactory, the high value of nearly all the lead ing articles in the producing countries leaving, in meet OWN% a very email margin of profit on this side, end in many &Iso late low. On the other band, the demand for art ke of constunption and for the raw materials of our manufactures has been large and constant, showing the full employment and generally prosperous condition of the Mourn:lg dame. The low price of food has also permitted them to spend more on articles of secoadary importance, and on looking through the Board of Trade tables for the eleven months ending 30th November we find unmistakeable evidence of this in the largely inc reased coastal:option of sugar, tee, fruit, Ati.• while the cotton, wool, and flex trade circulers exhibit the healthiness of the home demand for all three textile fabrics. With reference to the prospects of the year just entered upon, we precede most of the element, of prosperity—chap food cheep money, and a population generally employed at good wages; we may, therefore, anticipate that the trade of the country will steadily progress, while the experience of 1857 will be sufficiently huh to prevent any undue inflation. The great desideratum is to get down the value of produce in the exporting countries; and this Rome likely to be now accom pliebed, as orders for produce will, as a rule, instead of as the exception, be based on prices on this side, and it is peep«. tabus to suppose that the value should permanently remain higher in the producing then in the consuming country. MONDAY MYLNINO. Some agitation prevailed to-day in the Stock Ex change. The funds opened with a favourable ap pearance, and at one period an improvement of about j per cent. was quoted. After noon, however, a few sales were pressed, there being a disposition to attach importance to some remarks which are alleged to have been addressed by the French Emperor to the Austrian ambassador, at the diplomatic reception on New Year's-day. News of a fall of fully 1 per cent. in the French funds subsequently occasioned considerable sensation, and Consols fell j per cent. below the best point of the morning, it being assumed that the questions arising out of the position of Italy have become really serious. Later in the afternoon, upon intelligence of a slight rally in the French funds, rather more firmness was shown, but the closing quotations were still I per cent. below those of Saturday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange some depression prevailed in the afternoon. Consols, which closed on Saturday st 961 to 1, sx div., for the 11th Jan., opened thui morning about 961, touched 961, "buyers," fell to 961 to 1, and closed at 961, " buyers." For the February settle. went the last price was 961, "sellers," the "con tinuation " being about 3-16 per cent. The official business report is u follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (11th Jan.), 90.. 961, 961, ex dir. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 07, 971,961. ' New Three per Cents., 971, 97, 9 71, 97 . 97 / ; 30 years Annuities, expiring in April, 188.5, 181, 18 3.18 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, 991. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of both issues were steady at 991 to;. Exchequer Bills, both March and June, remain. quoted 375. to 40s. prem. India Bonds continue is demand, and were marked 18e. and 19s. prem. The New Turkish Loan was unfavourably affected by the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange at a time when the period for the final instalment of 15 per cent. is drawing near. After being marked in the morning between 11 and 11 die., toe price of the first issue tell in the afternoon to 21 die., and wall last quoted 2); to 11 du. The scrip of the second series left off at 2 to 1: dis. The Six per Cents. of 1854 were marked in the morning 92, but sub's- quently fell about per cent., closing It 8I to t. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were in demand, in anticipation of the half-yearly dividend,which falls due the let Feb. Swedish Four per Cents. were marked 88, and the scrip of the Chilian Loan k prem. Mexican Bonds and the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-- a-Half per Cents. were more inquired for. In the market for bask shares to-day, the princi pal inquiries were for shares in the London and Westminster, Oriental, and Union Bank of Australia. Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank were rather fiat. Canada Land shares were in demand, at advanced prices, and dif ficult to buy ; Australian Agricultural, Peninsular and Oriental, and Royal Mail Steam, were likewise inquired for, and showed an upward tendency. London General Omnibus shares were firm at the late improvement, closing at 1 13-16 to 11. Elec tric Telegraph Stock remains flat. The shares of the London District Telegraph Company were quoted to-day, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoar, The mining market this morning has been rather quiet, but there have been transactions in shares in East Basset, Alfred Consols, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Mary Ann, Camborne Veen, and Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes). The bargains officially reported in the Stock Exchange comprise Wheal Ttelawney, at 30, and Alfred Consols, at 91. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are still utqoired for, and are officially marked prem. Worthing Mining shares are rather flatter, at 4s. 9d. to 3i. 3&. The Port Philip Mining Company have received by the Australian mail a remittance of 2501. Their advice. show a profit of 1,7301. on the month's ope rations. The half-yearly meeting of the Cobre Mining AssociatiOn is called for the 25th inst. Wheal Mary Ann sold on the 24th ult. 90 tons of lead ore at 271. 12e. per ton, and 75 tons at 101. 3e. per ton. Wheel Wrey Consols sold on the 27th ult. 42 toss of lead ore at 181. 15s. per ton. Great Wheal Fortune sold on the 28th Dec. black tist which realised 9061.12 a. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET.—THIS DAT. (IT 'LIMN AND MIMI NAGNATIC TALLOILAPN) (TXON 001 OWN COILIZSPONOZNT.) Corn market Arm, but the high prkse asked check hneinems Wheat in good demand. French Id. to 2.5 , American Id. dearer. Indian corn 1.. dearer. Egyptian titans Tasted 3.5 a. Oats dull. Meal unchanged. MINCL'YG-LAIM-THIS DAY. Boo►a.—The market has opened with a firm appearancs. and the itarbadoes public sale went of eta slight advance. Mauritius and East India are now progressing. Rama steady. Lumo. 62e. 61 to Mo. Coverz.—The public sales are going off steadily at about previous rasa Ta►.—Tbe market Is than. RICE.—The large public males went tff well at about pro vials rates. SALTPETRE.—The quality was low, and told rather ands the prior which ruled previous to the holidays. Rota hue a steady appearance. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is firm —Town tallow is quoted 61e., nett mall; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51e. 6d. January le Mara, 61s. to 61s. 3d. March only,6ls. 9d.; April to June, 60s. 911.; October to December, 50e. 9d. to 61s SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Davis and Company moon trade firm. Priam good far drat-rate clover and good meadow hay. Prime meadow hay, 78a. to 84a. ; superior ditto, 864. to 90s. ; Inferior ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; rower, 60e. to 70a. ; clover, old, 95e. to 106 s. ; ditto, good new second cut, 86s. to 955. , straw, 24.. to 30a. The Edioborgh correspondent of the Ayrshire Express says,—" Before the Express is in the hands of your readers, Principal Cunningham will have received from a few friends of the free church the princely mum of about 7,0001., as an acknowledgment of his great aerviue to that commu nion.,• The Bishop of Raab, in Austria, has directed the clergy of his diocese not to " church " Roman catholic women who are married to protestanta, unless their children are brought op se catholic' LEGAL CHANGES IN IRELAND.—The Saunders' liaes Letter sap :—"Ws ere enabled to state that the vene rable and esteemed Baron Peon/father has placed his NOV nation in the hand* of government, owing to the delicate elate of his health. The learning, the acumen, the great in telligence, and the remarkable perspicuity of the accomplished judge were equally recognised by the bar and the public, and he occupied a proud position among the very distinguished men who have adorned the Irish bench. The Solicitor- Genersl or Mr. Brewster will moat probably succeed to the vacancy, se it is considered certain that theAttontey•Genaral will decline to accept of the °Mos" THE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE AGRICULTURAL CIETILS.—The two great sgricoltural societies of Bucking hamshire, at the periodical meetings of which Mr. Disraeli has frequently explained to the world the tactics of his party, whether in opposition or in ofilos, are showing symptoms of t=decline. A meeting of the members of the Royal li re grioultwsl Association is to be held at the George Inn, Aylesbury, to-morrow (Wednesday) week, to outsider the propriety of weeding to a proposal at the Central Bathe Association for an amalgamation of the two societies. ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF WORKING MEN'S COLLSOT.S.—To-morrow (Wednesday) evening, an iotereet ing mending will be held in the Corn Exchange ; to which the three working men's colleges of Mane:otter, Anooata, and Salford, will contibute • numerous gathering, and we hope any spare spat* will be filled by working men, not yet of any college. Besides short reports showing what the three local colleges have already done and are doing, and intending to do, the Rev. F. D. Maurice, the well-known president of the London Working Men's College, will deliver an &dans' ; and Mr. Thomas Hughes, 8.A., of Oriel College, Oxford s the author of " Tom Brown's School Days," will also address the meeting ; over which Mr. Oliver Heywood is to preside.—Afandieefer Onerefeen. CHURCH RATES AT DOREING.--Sixteen persons were summoned before the Dorking beech, en the lot Mat., for the nonpayment of a church rate made in July leak The /mentioned parties were defended by Mr. J. Bennett, of Lud gate-hill. The grounds of objection urged against the validity of the rate were, that It woe excessive, that the chair man had refused to put two relevant amendments to the vestry, that the estimate contained Rents which were illegal, and that the minutes of the vestry meeting were Imperfectly recorded. The beech decided that a priced facie uses bad been made oat for disputing the legality of the rate, end dis missed all the summonses. The only course now left for the churchwardens to recover is to rue those of the defaulters not belonging to the Society of Frlends in the Ecclesiastical Court ; this, however, is not at all likely to he done, as the We is so clearly irmooverable by any legal proem. THE CHESHIRE MURDER.—The examination of the Fix men charged with being concerned in the murder of James Beech and Thomas Maddocke, gamekeepers in the employ of Mr. H. Akroyd, Doddiugton, in the latter part of November last, has at im.th, after a weary, pro tracted series of adjournment', resulted in the committal by the Rev. Jerome Folliett, of Stspeley of two of the mincers, John Danko and Richard Boohoo, for wilful murder. The practice of taking down sermons in short hand notes had leeched such a height in Frankfort that the conxistories both of the Calvinistic sad tba Lutheran bodies have thought It neesseiry to prohibit it for the future. " The church." says the ordinance, " ie not a lecture-loom, but a house of Foyer."