The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-03 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) Tye Jamey ecesicot of the Central Criminal Cant was or mi this winds, by the Right Has. the Lord Mayor 0 4, took hie seat as the beach for the Bret time slam his ~,Lip.sitioa), the flee .rder, Alderman 84 0. Carroll, the Sbentf., Under Sheriffs, he. .444 to the abort period that has depend sixes Übe list prawn there &nosily 64 primmer' for trisi co the past cces.ios. The Recorder, in charging the grand jury, congratulated thew upon the lightens of tho slender, sad said that the C U. 33 tvr of priscsars fur trial was smaller than he reinsta te,' at any presages engine. There were two cases of toicaslantiter, but they were an likely to present say diffi culty. la the first it appeared that daring a scuffle the de ened moaned a blow which knocked him down end !yoke hie leg, sad from that injury it wee mak' that bodied. The only venire in this CAM fur the mad jury to consider wee whether the set of the prisoner wee the non of death, and if that WM roved, it wool." he their duty en find a true bill. The mend charge of manslaughter arose oat al • prize fight, sad the principal In the traosactios was tried sad con victed at the lest sersiun. The parties now enter charge were the seconds, and if it should be proved that they acted in the eapecicy and incited the parties to on tints their illegal proceeding, they were in the en of the law guilty of manslaughter, and it would be the duty of the grand jury to lad a true hill. The grand jury then retired. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. A led 13 years olT1,;••;!;;•671wltiiel tosipthor to etes/ • welch from the perms :tea., the lolkwt 1rt.1.1.163,01& Mr. C. C0,,,' of 41, tiona7sgaart, .sid—Os Sam , day &Remora I was !oolong st soma rabbits ia Lsaisabsit-market, whoa 1 felt • tsar at ary pocket, sad alma Maim romd Mori Th., prams, with my wawa la his bud. I sward hits cud to,: ibis watch from him, sad hs said, 4 ' Oh, pray, sir, let rt, gn , I vast do it as ems." 1 Mt It my day, r, to airs him him costody. Its lad sot detached my witch from lb* griard. Primmer (erylair)—Pkwe, .4:he hit me ti the moat►. Officee-1 he.* Ken hie te:ll,, 'ad tie nye hie ece is • eery bed damage. Ile has bees ia casksly on amps at theft et several nelice-oScea Priseeer—l del sot do it, I moan you. Lord *spar—lf you am c tag* .gals after yolk comb oat ad pries AM time, ysti .iii IN vent to Newirsto for trial. It is my duty kr thf cS.ace to muds pea to gaol far oil weeks, with hard labour. BOW-STREIT. •1113.1 t LT OS • COUNTT-COL AT OTTICZII. A tall, powerfal-loobleg Irleharait, sewed Brewed Henry Rellly, was eltergsd by Charlie Bartlett, UNI INSfrftat barb( id the Wotan/awn Comity Court, with aemaltiwg MN is the eirletice oe Is duty. The eompiataaat atstot that about half-pset g erica se detariey emateg, he mat to mat the primmer at his lodgings in Prisomeiroet, Dmeriam. Ile woe sot within, bit intaret, es lama( the teem wet him is Miami, sal muted lam. Re rieleted sub red violence, throwing bluish is the monad ssd gnu lift sad kirktagut witures. A cob wee Ambed by order of Mimeo Mt he ',hood to into r it, end Wit• 0111 amid sot get kino is life them gars prisoner lotto comedy. The pri. yaw offered very cavil Mi. weralagt, sad prowled to go wit► whams quietly. Urr'er there rwramereacee Mimeo W se MMn to prim the t burgs terthar, if the maglotwola mald allow his to withdrew it. Mr. Joel:hoe—DM pow rocciv; say blow from Mei ? Winona—No, Mr did got actually strike or kick me, then\ he ottosimed to do ro. Mr. Jerdiwo said that under them oircomotoacoo k. lad no olijortion to diorkarge lb. miaow ow hi. monis. to go criiti the mike.. goody. Al the some How ho moot IMS the prioreor dug this woo wry wirier awe, kw which bo woo hillo to • mosita's inivisohmeet. A 111,411NLEAulli K R AAA lON. AJlinw fuath , • hazily- lookmg man of about 30, dowsed se • abeam, err elmond web crewing • databases at the ties boom of big brother, Poltremast Pestle, F 147, sad threistesdag to "do tem • mischief." The ceasplaimiat mated—Oa Aatarday sight my brother celled ogee as sad sad mosey herniated sad mousy Mimosa hare bufar. be west. My wife mid I told bias that what tlitle Ramey we had we required foe our ova saseessities. He mid he wand me shoat that ; his heads were not made for work, sad be world ant do week He than berm to ring all the bells of the boom; sad made so a disturkeare that • crowd wee agiseted is heat of the bowie, and be declared to thou That ha Ismat to do ma • mischief, sad say wile too, valor we aided him. I am •- re that 11/11will szscato hie thzewts. lle has ►buss Is the habit el tot lewiag sad many tag Inn ou toy beet, sad be a sow under reentraireacee to keep the peace Inwards my aster. He was booed ever at Marylehous Police-court. Tbe primmer deuied h►gaup mid he would sot wca, bat bat mahlag to say se to the threat,. Mr. Jardine—lf lat yea go sad you smash year brother, the reopesability will rest ea ms. its I do sot cheese to bow the bard's, I shell maw yea to find bail la two sureties of 201. race to keep the price for .Ix maths. Prinaer—l mit fled case fie a ghillies. Mr. Jardine—Then yea will be committed is default. MARLEOROUGH-STREET. VICILIVV , ING Tit S.IIII."NIZN. Emma Ears! wah ebb gut whit obtaining goods by fain - - - ERNI the 'Adam of Jamie Celasd, is the employ of Mr. Dyer, chessersinger , of l'olstrewt, It appeared that cm Saturday cube the prisosse west to the Map, mid asked for a posed ahem sod hs:f • pound of b 04, saying that it wee for Dr. reams, of 31, Gnat Itheriborough-eireet, *et she was kis servant, and that In had .erne medical students to sapper. Pb. Mrs said she would take some foe Mr own tapper, and It coati ha charged to the doctor, which she seed allowed to take away. Ilassah Amternev, cook to Dr. Parkes, proved that the prisoner was sot sent to the shop, that the wag not Meows, sod that the doctor had no medical students to sapper. In marine to the charms, the prisoner said Shot us going to the .hop the young men (Copelasd) sail "Oh. post are Dr. Parkee' OUTIPPlusid ." but the sever .aid eta was. The aisles ma a bad oats jam erne ewe ths bombers!, sad owe hoard of Dr. Parka. before. The mot .beaus Bess into ants that of .4414101 g goods ham Wm. 4, reassume of Kea-Wee. wham she bad Bose no Mirk., marees, sad ordered Rana of emu &Knees to be mat to 5, Kimperee, sad on he tense her that that boon waa jest opposite, .b. said " No, It is 25." SU rid atm would take tome of the gouda, which h. allowld he to do, and no taking the me, ha fated that the pesos the raid they were for base snakiest about them. Re had Gamed outset quantities of neatly every artiMe he sold to he asst. Mr. %town !E'er saki he sever meet the peiware he sty foie" whatever. - - - „.- Mr. Yea Salad said he maw t►e *weer ito into a pubis home as Bmarday with . ~I (believed , o b. stoles from a seirtibowriag ahoy) os tat r ann. sad an groins in .ft bar she reiamMed hiss, mad said all. would pay what eha oared him. /terra% 44 C, said she had rival tan addrivem, bat both Lies —nova of them being an empty boas,. The prisoner, who ft le believed has porsasd the above system far some time past. end agonise wispy' a charge will to lesls•+ad muscled with a nag moles from . place where Wm ►as Ms employed, was them remanded. WESTMINSTER. ATTFYIPTILD THR.Ot•OIIIFALOUPT. 44. , 141 *add, a shabbily-dsemed middle-aged woman, wag clutted with attempting to commit eniehle. by this 67 . 0 . !11 tato the Thames. Thom.. anflitbe, a boy of 13, working for the hus tled a coke dealer, of 8, Vise-street, \Vowelise's, said ca Saturday eight the husband sad wife bad a few verde, whim primmer said she woall drown lsereelf. Moe of bed moat/ping to drink, sad when suet wa• the owe bad SM, and did not know what ebe wee about. She 'moot if the Mop, tame. following, till doss 'he Wear I '„'rl'mwd. viten obi. jumped in the water at the flareefarry. . tied oar ft, the police, and one rasa.. Itietterd Hell, 210 13, said hearing eras of 3 ' Police" and „ )14 ' 3 tor '• preceeding from the wooer ride, he west to the 2"metory sadsaw the last witness standbm the bo• 013 . Owner wag *boo twelve roils nut, above ter 'Wet is water. Het rushed in and brought Mr to store. She was Trite insensible, and b retried ha to Mr. Smith'e, chemist, he Millhaektstreet. Xt. Smith iMil2r adminstered restorative., elm recovered, ad viten* pat her in a cab, and conveyed kw to West. wetter Iliumital, where she was discharged this mars*" ad bikes inrn eoetotly no the charge. Poseser said she bad Moil Wee of bee husband, and the by eh° given evnleaco against ter told her all about tm. and whom be mopped al eight. Mr. draoid remanded her fur a week. „ T H I or DR. ENOLETWE, AT SOCITIBRA. May sight a implied wee held on the body of Dr. rho committed nitride co the melons day, es 4146".1 ' 4 the k Friday. The medical lea . 2 —1 "Ito the ...Eve 'het Dr. Eaabdue, er lima Mal& bad he‘ere comieeni4le Impaired of late, Larl het hi. mesa 7. .. e a moaner: aid bad answer the drepoedeeey of a 11. ' 4 '4 4 '...r. The eta', of mini lammed until a few ie. Wren Ma eleuth, rhea ho teroeue more cheerful, bat than aymptome erbicb inmetiosie reader par ""4” of an ow •.ntrollnble imicklel impalas. At um dram, to h i . cheinlor by the mend AI of abok• ."1 4 "ed, eon enuring the onto, be gave IM or nem sad then died, A phial, reetting a string odoor ey 4' 1 4 es , fm:tr/ la an Omni) by hie side, sad dim :st of pmeeir arid Poen hi a mouth. Tito jary 10. 79,1 • vertMt to the rifer Chet lb. 4.rewel died from the a • y token alai latent to &strop lita h while ane of oasonnd 'Gist BESIG.V.ITION OF BIS CH4ROB BY TEE BEV. T 11011.48 DALE, OP 81'. FAACIL.IB. The friends and congregation of the Rev. Thomas Dole, of St. Peacraa, will learn with regret that the rev. gentleman onatempiatas the tesimiatiom of his charge. Though the Map la not absolutely taken, Mr. Psis makes an in • "New Year's Addrees to his Parishioners," which has j to been tented, from which It is to be inferred that be has remised to mks it. From this New Tem's Address" we Ries the opining My dear Parishioners and rr zrz! When I now sit ' Son, at the clam of another year, under circumstance. I mart painful and perplexing, to indite what will be, in all probability, the last of my simnel addressee to you in the character of your pastor, I have before me • ropy of the amt. I than advert to ' the peculiarity of my position ea the nominal minister of • parish con- Moiler many thousand souls, and to the utter impos sibility of maintaining strictly pastoral relations with even a email peoportioa of such an overwhelming population.' I there anticipate the time 'when the creation of new districts for ecclesiestkal purposes, under the sanction of the legislator., shall relieve me from a part of the burden which is too heavy for me to beer.' That time has strived; districts have been created, church.. have been consecrated, clergymen have been multiplied, but my burden has not ban ashamed ; sad I have been deprive fa the order of God's Providence (to which I humbly sub mit, ',ad which I reverently adore), of many est those Christian friends by whom sympathy and succour I was enabled to sustain it. What alternstive bare I then bat to oentem plat. retirement from a sphere of duty to which I daily feel copra becoming mom and more unequal, and the retrospect of which would overwhelm me with • sense of utter unproll tablenese, had Dot your kind and generous efforts supplied your miniatee's inevitable lack of service, and thus enabled me to accomplish what I must otherwise have attempted in vets." WALTON-0:1-Yaz-Htt.t.—The Church of Holy Trinity, Pasliamestestreet, Taxteth-park, Walton-on the-Hill, Liverpool. built by voluntary subscriptions, sided by a grant of 6001. from the Diooseas Church Building Society, was coessersted by the Bishop of Chester, on Thurs day less As endowment of 404 pee manure bits been pro tided also by volushory eutecriptione for the maintenance of the retrinter be addition to the pew yenta sad other sources of income arising from the church. The greeter part of the sittings, which number between 600 and 600, ere free, or let at very low rents, the church having been deelgited princi pally with a view to the accommodation of the pourer chases., and Wag, is fact, like that ol St. Columba, coneecrated the early part of Me mouth, emestially a working mates church. The mama(' is need in trudges, and the Ant incumbent will be the Rev. H. Postanou who hoe already (the church Laving bees foe some tune open for divine service by license) oolleeted a someone sad attached ooageagatlon by his zea lous and indefatigable labours is the MEETING OP SHIPOWNERS AT HULL.—A crowded and inenential meek* of the shipowners of Hull wee bold in that hewn on Wednesday, to receive the report of the deputation recently appotnted by a protwal meeting at Hall to attend the cooferenos of delegates in Leedom from the shipping interest of the United Kingdom. J. H. Ris me% Esq., President of the Hull Cumber of Commerce, occupied the chair. Resolutions were oarried in favour of petitioning parliament, immediately on its re-amombling, le the prompt removal from ahippiug of Me numerous boohoo, vexatious regulations and liabilitiss general and load, which now heroes sad impede the British shipowner." LINLITHGOW COUNTY KEPRESENTATION.—The premest amiable repreesstative of this important county having been salected far a colonial eppointinent. there will be a vacancy Is the representation. A requisition has teen got up requesting the Right lion. Charles Baillie Lord Mover., to allow himself to be put In nomioition.— Palkirk Honig. _ _ _ PfirCEPTORS.—The following gel:i diom brrieg been found duly qualified, bare been elootad members of this college Dr. W. Smith, classical examiner to the Coirendty of London; R.V. Leopold Runup, M.A., lam fellow of St. Jobses College. Orford, head mower of Rlstree-hill Oressinar School, &Wears ; Roy. J. S. Hunk 13. A , Essernissi College, Cambridge ; Mr. Henry Wright, Luton, Bids; Mr. H. T. Leftwich, R.A.M. ; Mr. J. J. liarthog, islingtolt ; Mr. Charles Wilma. Sicsaion-Mti- Mit ; Mr. Itkimrd Abbott, Stoke Newington ; Mr. J. R. Merges', Lewisham ; Mr. W. T. Patfteent, York; and Mr. W. H. Chllkft, Sanderland. . _ _ Tttg ROTAL EXCHANGE.—When the Royal Ex change was Awninged by Sang, we foretold the toad obfus cation of that thin sad wiry ornament in • few years. This M sow acounthishse—Ginlio Roman's naied• tiritb. their vegetable contisaations, are embalmed fa city moon. Tin authorities are ambethalsing the Manition.house with sculione at gnat met ; they may perhaps extend their cares to the lizehange, sad decorate it with bas-reliefs preeentiog $ history of British omorneme—the onl• kind of decoration that will mist the semilia-.hyped stmospitere of the City. This plaa in , Favor! beers lir. gen iegan hi. laborirs.—drt Jaime/. HEX MAJESTY'S STAGHOENDS. The Queen's bounds met out Friday et Irer Heath. A field of 150 were meet, including a large number from London and Hoerr the Earl of Carrick, Captain Wynoe, Captain Woodesta, lissers. Eykyn Plowker, Simeriff, many of the officer of the 2nd Life Guard, end Grenadier Guards. &c The des Rlchmoud," on being unosrted on Purer -00011030., M.ll ,port to the right through the wood., then to the left over the road to Black•perk. The hounds about quarter of en how afterwards were laid on in the road out• dale the park, and went away through Blark-park to the Crooked Billet, then bark short to the left over the cross roads to the Orr seer Uxbridge, swimming the canal, and off to the rt far Whittlegton's fans ; the hounds here had It .11 to thermic.. for nearly two miles, Mr. Davis and the host being obliged to err by the towing-path. Leaving the farm the deer ends for Derr, and on to Dreher. and Ruislip, where It wee taken after a long run of two hours sxd s hell. Some parte of the ran wee slow, owing to the water, but those who were well mounted and owed take the breaks and &nem found the pace racing from Bleck-perk to Uemidge ; the meter part of the Bela were left at Denham, is orreremcs of the water. The extraordinary deer •• Comet," which wee hunted for the Brit time and trot a few weeks era he. not yet been captured, although it bee been ear near Upper Helliford. ROBBERY OF ILI% SEREST AT TEE WEST-END.- On Saturday isfortaation was issued Frees Great BootLnd 7ard of saotr of those robberies which of late has been so frequent in the weapon+. boviog occurred at Mr. Herbert Hesidersen's 'steamier sad jeeeller, 61, Piccadilly, coo 'sating of 25 ;old watches, 42 silver watches, 50 gold guard chains, 50 gold Albert chaise, 32 seta of gold links sad rinds, 170 gold sigma skip, gold bracelets, 100 gold charms (of various shapss), 170 gold pins, beside. other property. Although army mediae has been ma by the police , not the slightest clue has been obtain.] by them of the offetiders. A hadsome reward hos beer offered fir their apprehension. DEATH OF A FEMALE MISER AT ISLINGTON.- Information has bees transmitted to the weave ke West Middlesex of the death of sa old women whe had lived for seise time post in Camden-street, Islington. The deceased was nonsidered to be la destitute circumetances, sad she re- calved weekly Female', relief from several charitable Wien; bet, upon being fiend deed to her room, a search wee made of the epartaaant, and is • mat cupboard was discovered on coaled a ewe of I,lool.—the messy bolas in bask note', which WWII misted up in several rolls No relative has as yet come foresee' to claim the mosey. THE ACCIDENT TO THE MALTA TELEGRAPH.— A cocomusication from the Telegraph. office at Malts, dated December 23, is' as follows On December 20, about 13.30 p m., Cagliari Munn= ital. that a dreadful =v elem. wee this blowing, sad carrying everything before 14 Sinn this time up to the port (Decenater 23, 1 p.m.) no communl =ties has taken *ca. It woe at Scat hoped that the in torroption wee as the land line at Cagliari, bet, so long • time having elapsed, Isere me now entertained of the cable balsa damaged. The espaser (dr. Andrews) is /added phle In his attempts to ascertain the mere of interruption. PROPORTION or FATAL CASES OF ANA:!. THEAIA.—Thres me to land= flbeen hospital. where surgical operations us being frequently performed. Some of theme are small; we will, thereto's, coefine our satia tion to the tea largest metropolian hospitals. St. Bar thalami:. is immensely large; at the lesser Hospital of Univertity College 4,440. sad at Chaeing.eroes Hospital 1,600 operatfoes be= been performed under chloroform dog leg the last ten years. St. Georges, though larger then Usiversity College, la probably of medium airs, and may therefore la fairly taken as representing the average number of op-ratios. which are performed in each of the other nine. In this hospice' 3,000 operatics' are said to have been per formed within the perks' just nandbeed. If we multiply this number by tie, which is the number of the principal ' hospice= in Loud It sppean that at lea= 30,000 opera tics* have bees in the meteopelie riming the ten years in which eldneofeem has been need. We are aware that accordieg to the Madeline' admen= respecting the eareciaal operations pfl fnrceed to London, which have bees pablithed is the Medical non and Ofnetts during the last four years, and which we have carefully exemined, not more Wan 10,000 operations have been performed la London due the teat ten yens. But these statements only competes the '‘ priscipal operation'," OM most exclude, as indeed we know they do, and, as lo permed by the data obtaieed from St; George's, University College, and Chering-croe", an home= number of cease in which oblim,f4no I. given. Now if, without ocasiderlag the upper chums, who do not Two= to hospitals, we reined the hospitals of Loud= as *fording surgMel sin to all who require It out of • popula tion of, say 3,000,000: If we suppose that the rest of the of the United Warden". and the population of = t ks Ooreneny. sad the Coifed Status demand surgical *id In the same numerical proportion as the people in and woad Laudon seem to do; and if we estimate the total pepulatioa of these eatables at 120,000,000, we arrive at the eneelnekee that during the bet tea years tba number of ear• rord. , openulome which hare been 'performed in the United ilbe United States, Fnmor, and Germany Sicily le 1.100,000. We have manned ourselves to these cowal•te• blesses it le frees them manly, though not richt ▪ thM the report* of deaths front snauebetio agents bare bran collected. Among the death. ~Abed to ctdoro hem there me emu, the mass of which la uncertain ; so timeiser tour of these to be due to chloroform, the following le • statement of ell the death. which we have been able to lsmaaf is havisi accurred either in Europe or America from the hhel at aof anteetbatin "spurs :—Deathe from aklersiona, IS; tenet miler, 2; froaCrsiztare of chloroform rindasist, I ; from miltare •of chlerodwm and alcohol, I; *as smayleas, 11-4814 74. Wishensente Swine, for haws. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1859. NRISINL SBAkE L 1328.-71118 DAY. Two °Tim". The railway share market opened this morn ing with considerable buoyancy, and ad vanced prices were established for most of the leading stocks. A reaction has since taken place, but the present quotations are still above those of Saturday. The principal demand has been for North British, Manchester and Shef field, and Great Western stocks. The two former have risen about I per cent., whilst Great Western, after touching 68! to L is now quoted 681 to 2 being to per cent. higher than on Saturday a fternoon. As regards several of the other leading stocks, an improvement of 1. to 1 per cent. is presented. London and North Western stock is now quoted 98 to • London and South Western, 96 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 991 to ; Midland, 104 to 1; South Eastern, 22 13-18 to 15-16 per share ; Caledonian, 891 to 901, business comparatively dull; Eastern Counties, 121 per share," buyers ; " North British, 63 to ; York and North Midland, 781 to 791 ; and Berwick, 95; to 1. French railway shares are quiet. Northern of Frans are quoted 40 to ; and Paris and Lyons, 33 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian are lower, the old shares being quoted 21 to 3 prem., ex the new, and the new shares 2 to 21 prem. Buffalo and lake Huron Shares are marked 81 and 81. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is enquired for. 0111.111A4V 1.04• 'lle AND rPOIIII 111.1 rd. 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Bald Ihmairtod Dis-Odatad Au& LasclosTo d tag= Las. sad W. so Nea.Prov.nt De. Sm. Deaa44l Desk Now Death O,IIIIIIQ Dank Oor Bank Prowled& of Isebed Des* Ararabs. Do. New UM= et Analsna De. Urea at r.., 1, 410 Dotal Rea. lime.. ed DBITISII I amen I Altmd brilles Devoe Chess Ocemete sla — rs.":"X (I Unenn 11.Wbealltemal Mar.) °rambler aStAubya (oerelineo) ..... tio . '"usa e.w.Aititedtrtura) ar. Tar IlielOcal 11= t 17101124 LW Menai r e Nor . Mira .. 1 %. 9F. 104 t0!..T1 tee. am; d Oafs linsllo4assej &W. 0 - . - - I * ioti Walt aryl Id lit ll.Oandeo (Link Wk. Ara I Ilkipap Ws. Usslior 14dreih, • ItehmrdlOgazit WWILirINty (Us. What aeseb4 l 2 .ralrroilmorllAr routes 1...111 I •' SAL MONBY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'OLooL The funds to-day are steady, at Saturday's prices, with little busineas. The principal moremectia the Stock Exchange is still in the market for British railway stocks, for most classes of which higher prices have been quoted. The best quotations of the morning have, however, in few instances been sup ported up to the present hour. Consols are quoted 96i, " sellers," ex div. for the 11th of January. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 97 to 971; the New Three per Cents., at 97 to 971; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue at 991, ; India Bonds, at 118 e. to 19e. prem., being in de mand; and the June Exchequer Bills. at 375. to 40s. prem. . . The new Turkish Loan is slightly firmer, the scrip of both issues being quoted 11 to 11 dis. The Six per Cents. of 1854,are also somewhat firmer, 81911 to 921. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. have advanced. Mexican and Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds are alto in better inquiry. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 10 2 _1; ditto Fourruid-a-Half per Cents., 1838, 95; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 201; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921 ; ditto for account, 93, 921; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 47, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents. 90; the Spanish Committee's ' Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 6/ ; Swedish Four per Cents., 86; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account 92; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first aeries), for account, 11, 11 dis. ; ditto, Guaranteed Fonr per Cents., for account, 1061; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 44!. The Canada Company's shares have risen this morning to 120, " buyers." The steamer Emeu, with 60,0001. in gold, has arrived at Baez from Australia, and her advice. annonnoe the sailing for England of the ships Black wall, Donald McKay, and Swiftsure, with 199,760 ounces of gold, valued at 800,0001. In the discount market and at the Bank the de mand for money on Saturday was lees pressing than Friday, yet still considerable. The rates " out of doors" are equal to those of the Bank. The dividends will be payable to the public at the Bank of England on Saturday next, the Bth inst. About 12,0001. in gold was on Saturday sent into the Bank. The Atrato, from the West Indies and Mexico, has brought 188,8001. in specie ; of which 123,2001. is gold and 65,600!. silver. This remittance will be delivered about the middle of the week. The Persia has also arrived from New York with 135,0001. in specie. The other imports of the precious metals an nounced last week have been considerable. Oar list includes 390,7001. by the Kent, from Melbourne ; 16,9001. by the Europa, and 34,4001. by the City of Washington, both from the United States ; 44,000/. in gold from Ramie; and 3,3801. by the Norman, from the Cape. The total value of the week's arrivals, inclusive of the 324,0001. announced on Saturday, is not leas than 810,0001. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 8,446 ounces of gold and 3,200 ounces of silver, re presenting a total value of about 33,0001. Nearly the whole of the gold was sew to Hamburg. The remittances of gold to the Continent rid Folkestone have comprised the bulk of such portion of the imports as has come actually to hand. The steamer La Plata, for the West Indies, will take out 145,6201. in specie, all in gold, except 1,6001. in silver. Of the gold, 123,0001. is on account of the New althea Loan. It is rumoured that the Great Western Railway Company will be in a position, with the aid of the balance brought forward from the last half-year, to pay a dividend at the rate of 2; or 3 per cent. per annum. It has often been pointed out that the price of the several classes of Peruvian Bonds in the market may be very materially affected, should the holders abstain from selling, and patiently await the opera tion of the large sinking fund. An illustration of the justice of this view is presented in the position of :the Pour-and-a-14W per Cent. Peruvian debt known as the Regan Bonds. A sinking fond, of no less than 8 per cent. for the present Tear, becomes applicable on this debt from the Ist inst.; and, as the debt is in very few hands, the holders refuse to sell below par. Should they persevere in this deter mination, the clause in the bonds relating to draw ings by lot will come into force, and the government will be compelled to pay par. The object of the London District Telegraph Com pany is to establish a comprehensive system of tele graphic communication between any places within a radius of four miles from Charing-cross. One hundred stations are to be appointed, bat at a "small cost" Wherever practicable, the system of " over.house telegraphs" is to be adopted. If well managed this undertaking will be very useful. The capital is Axed at 60,0001., but the promoters state that the estimate of the total cost does not exceed 36,0001.. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the dividend falling due the 12th instant on Buenos Ayres Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds; also the Interest Coupons on Grand Russian Railway shares. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Lilt) of the railway owls falling due during the present month, so far as they . have been an. noenced. The total is moderate, viz., 710,9701., of which upwards of one-half is on account of the East Indian Railway Company : Due la Jae., Dcr . ' wa y . ' U. a f t. Dar Brembay. lluod., &a. ~as! . . IT 9 Li le • VMS /114.001 Duple cur LW 147 7..77 7.77 3 12 Dublin and Droalinda 1 , 144 i narOut.Preerean4bl36l 14 II 1 Um Indian E -bat Kent Prefereng _ Darr Estnnalau 13 15 1 5 0 10.000 WOO 410 0 A.Rit I? 077 6 0 0 T 5.005 MAIM lieVnt . ;;; . Oral IM 1662. Isned 2o eo Meru!, I , l!,yaad NT.'S:on! 1 .. North linersyoft Faux '7,4"c'elte;;;:... 15 In StocktoNew n and Darlington iletorta tiatiort nal lite Railway .. 23 31 Waterfwrd and Kilkenny Debenture Share LIU I 1 210 0 10.00) 00,0)0 =known. 4,030 8,000 — per — e;g I 0 0 11.000 42.(40 5 0 0 6.20.1 25.000 10 0 15.530 33.00 1 0 0 x,500 910 1 0 0 14,900 14.900 Z71V,5178 A telegram received from St. Petersburg states that the exchange on London has advanced to 36;d. The market for flax and similar articles was ex ceedingly firm. The prices now quoted there for flax are about 25 per cent. above those current at the commencement of the contracting reason, a month ago. Mr. Commissioner Gonlburn has intimated his intention to deliver judgment in the case of Davidson and Gordon on Wednesday next. SATUIDAY EVENING. This hu been a quiet day in the Stock Exchange. The funds opened flatly, being still influenced by the anticipation of the new projects which are ere long looked for. At one period a fresh decline of per cent. was quoted, but the closing prices were the same as those of yesterday. The only movement of importance was in the market for British railway shoes, which oontinues its uninterrupted rise. . . Console, which closed yesterday at 96!, "sellers," ex die., for the I lth Jan., receded this morning to 961, fellers," and closed at 9131 to;. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for amount (11th Jan.), 98!. 96!. cz div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 97, 971 ; New Three per Lr rat for Mr greet ..liana Ilth /am/am Wm mar. 841 mat, .at ddircr.2..B32 maim. Th. arriml /ars Imak oommiaad Ira MOM from Iltimm:l3 from Sontb Amarim; anal 7 from other *am— METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We here • fair supply of beasts, and the demand for choireet hauls La good. Trade is active, at folly late rata, and m some bottom in advance is realised. The supply of sheep Is short, they are consequently readily dispased - ot, and prioee on the avenge are better. Calves are rather dower. Frew Germany and Holland there are 290 besets, 1.150 .hc-p, and 100 ralvea; Scotland, 220 beasts; Deemed, ISO, N •rfolk and Suffolk, 900; and 1,200 from the Northern sad MotlandCoutities, Ps.cw. of She. Bon ' leaked... 4 bat Ph at-A mug— ... 4 40oci ous ..r WNW.. 1 043•44 . ....... 4 e.. a r..wetal. •4. a. et. In s 0 1144D0a * filf•bndsSii • 4 101 R./ 4 I 410 O{ 0, gym • wood OOAIU 4 0 4 4 — 67% •11a/f4 , 44r 6 0 6 2 lamM . .... ;1 . 17:641.91.15 ; eb;•; ouTZli. ULM 110 : I. 330. I BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. l'attandan and Smith report that the continue , in a very heahhy state at fully late prices. and Sae hops are %Try Aran*. A lore export trade is still going on, and likely to increase considerably. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Haoinn's llsrtley, 14a. 94.; Montague ()everted& 131. ; Holywell, 15a.; D.llll.o[l'l Waal Hartley. 14e. 9d.; Taalßold Moor Bute'', 12a.; Hartlepool Wert Hartley. 14e. Byers'a Bobanto West Hanley, 14s. 94. ; Laattneree WOK Hartley. 145.91.; Wylaw, 154. 64. ; Walls End Camay. 18s. ; Wells End kleuttle Hall, 171. 64. ; Walla Bed Whitworth, 165. .33.-34 skips at market. LIORFOLI: TURKEYS. —Lest week 10,746 turkeys I were derpdobed sa Chriatenas presents to the teetteryhiii, ; the greater pert aiming from Norfolk. end being placed on the railway at Norwich. It is generally considered that a flukey, with santager, hamper, carriage, &0., coots U., and they pre•-nts, therefore, present en aggregate expenditure , of 10 0001. It is expected that the Exeter and Yeovil linewill Its completed next July, and opened in the lollowing month. II • 4 1 • 0 an Si TII 114 isi II Na I elan. M N El Ilia UM. li •• •• • as wai Ml/Ir. Sas. Amard . . Waned !Ina So. sili.ps Do. 84. John ON 14•1 De. JAM lita. 01•0 o. Oosoor Moms& ....... Gems' Urns loalrears ...... 11• 16 . 1 =W..: S. !Moo engem Asiinlin Pea F claw m l Mr. Law Q.M. KIPOILLANI I.& I U. prism MOD Nakao Lanlndlea. lartaal. Aalralara Papal Mall ailsalio T. Mal.. IM.NMstanfork. DM. Americas Load DMA Do. 11.7 go mat LIMO Do. ..... Br is I li i, _SO OlisaaalleaathermilLl Vlsozd /I aL asstelaada hat • Dur.tarsat.atamiLltu nude Moat Illamarla TsWM* De. Nam ag. mad act. flop Clem.bmegaCollistlL our ado haw !salsa mad Amm. Tel La Sti ia W 14 a s 7 Ns ss: ss 31 i• U LS Ul lIS 11 Ili li I 110 II I U M 1 1;071 . 10 - i 10.00) 111.180 4 ON SIG 1,,T : E i Yollat. 17.211;;;; VIta. Nularl DIKOOng am. tlollorloodo lard Dallo.aralaatlella N./karaN.lkaclad !f. MIMMI4II4II NW% of lima aaa Orlebit 9•10 Do. Now Sham Orlaalaalaa(Lampl Poll Sam Loodaalto P. t 01111114111.111 Rod Boa a Indio Sal el Royal Ma asna.. Scoalal. Las. Inman &NA Aulysaaa Tot. La errlp d tatirrlao Ds Ma lloyeaand ThrlALoaooo.l7.oma am Mama 1•01.1 Dodo - 'l6 1 I Se leo It SI 1. tab, 7 db leI! I . "i i7 r par 7 11 , 57 13 13 tom 4 piz ? l a 144,41 37 39 zd I U II 131 103 16 ion. II :a si ' a tic s a LOCAL SHAER MARKETS. Limnos. Jeer. 1-The mark ;rho Ten doh= at We huh B kesheads.3ll-Bholhan., 113 1-0•14 9310-obrosor and rlyhowl. 471 -Swum Omaha. 121 1 Bat laarsidn.Pll Omit Wotan. -hers sod Yartalgrs, 914 10 1 0-teadch had North Wishwa,_ 31/ 81 7 1ftellatd. 4CI -MOW. W.1_41-11ogh Brgh/1.33 1-Wirgrtein. io 1- f art rad or* klldlowl. orthers. 49 1-Devirh 323 3-D•401 itleagh. 431 41h-4/eabiTkimk Buruaraal Oneida. 1-thet Weaken r,l Naas. HI 1. Jas. 1.-Tbe Stook &awe her. has &PK 11 hir of 31•• Tarethy.' J•w. 1.-Bnrorr. To-gberheld Prrikrame. 11/-L•343, 133- 31onklithias.1111-gistresCorratier.l3l3-11.1101111 leeltlr. of AIM I 16 us.ooo 16 111 10,66- 1 0. 00.1 1.6) 16.600 $ 16,600 NI WOW 1 10,060 • 601.666 1 61,061 I 61.601 1 10,010 St 100.066 1.06 0 MO 4.3.114 AU/ Cents 57 1 86;,971; the Indian Four per Cent, Debentures, of Cie first issue, 99, 99; ; Throe-sad a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, tailing payable in May next, 1001. "- • Excheqoer Bill; exhibit a riie of la, the March l and June Bulls being alike quoted 375. to 4th. prem. I ladle Bonds were firm at 16s. to 18a. prem. - - The foreign stock market was very quiet. The New Turkish Loan remains fist. The scrip of both issues was quoted I; to 11 die. The Six per Cents. of 1854 left off the same as yesterday, at 911 to 921. Venezuelan and Butch Bonds were inquired for. The original shares of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company were quoted to-day 3to 31 prem. ex the New shares. Some of the Paris letters men tion an impression that the issue of the scrip for the New shares will take place at the end of the present month. _ . Little business was done to-day in Bank shares, but prices were steady. The shares of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, were more in quired for. The Electric Tele graph _ Company's stock and new shares were flat. Royal Mail Steam were quoted about 103. per sharebetter. London General Omnibus shares were again inquired for, and have advanced to 11 to 1 13-16. The Finance Committee of the Council of India will receive tenders on the 4th inst. for the convey ance of stores from England to Calcutta and Bom bay ; al,O on the 7th for the hire of ships to carry gores to Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocL In the mining market to-day slims in East Beret, Rosewarne, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal M►ry Ann, Providence Mines. South Basset, and Tamar Consols, are in request. The transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange comprise East Basset sham at 182 to 185, showing a fresh rise; Great Wheal Vor, at a ; Par Consols, at 13 ; ',-; and Providence Mines. at 65. . . --- Foreign and colonial mining abates are steady, but have met with little business. The sham of the Genera. Mining Association (Nova Scotia) are MS- Malty marked 201 and 20L An extraordinary general meeting of the Ronde and Canada Lad Company is called for the 7th inst.. to mks the MONO ion for the winding-up of the undertaking. The suLjoined dividends have been declared during the moth of December : wows are: ,oath Tog,. Pa 'bare. t 6 u 10 0 7 0 0 2 5 0 6 0 3 0 0 31 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 10 0 0 6 0 Amount. /AM 0 2.000 u 2,301 0 UM 0 1.760 0 NO 0 Mo 0 MU 0 1.00 0 600 0 AM 0 ii3l7 We 7.1 geZZ Wheel blat7 Ann Do!coath 1..,t llama AI U Coitiole pediftrd 17t.5.Zi177. Rhe► Gni]. Total ..... . ......... . 6 V At SC Day United Mines • all of se. per share was sada. The following mines will sell 3.861 tons of wetter cat st Padruth on the 13th instant:—West Basset, 6 2 20; Wheel Buller, 389; Tolvadden, 360; Alfred Consols, 326; Wbesk 'Largay, 306; Great Wheal Alfred, 285; Par Consols, 298; Greet South Tolgus, 212; North Basset, 196; West Jared Console, 125 ;•Lemat, 111; Smith Creaser, 97; West Vevey Console, 86; Cerra& Dews, 86; Wheal Anna, 68; &at Cam Brie, 61; Wheel Unity Console, 66; South Can Br= 53; Wheel Agar, 41; Old Taiga) United, 39; St. Aub , Grills, .6; Wheal Heady, 26; Boiling Well, 22; Peatharthy Croft., 16; Beet Rosswerne, 16; CPA end Wentworth, 13; Wheal Carpenter, 3,86.. tom. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lane, to-day, the attendance of the trade was not numerous, the tone firm; the tendency of mica almost srticles Improving in value. The supply of home-grown grain was email. The arrivals of foreign grain into London last week were small of wheat, lugs of barley and oats. WREAT.-English dry simples were in brisk demand sad cleared cif at al advance of le. to 2s. per qr. over last teirek's prices. For torefita a 'limner advance was asked, but not established. White, 42e. to b 0..; red, 38e. to 46e. per v.: Dentric and Korageserg, 43e. to 6.51. per 4941 b.; Rostock. 424. to 60e. ; other Baltic ports, 38e. to 435. per qr. Flora in active demand, but not dearer than last Mon day. Town, 80.. to 40e. ; Norfolk, 27e. to 28.. per 2801 b.; French, 3a. to 33.. per 280 lb.; Auer., U.S., 22a. to Ms. par bar. • BARIAT.-Fine sorts sustained in value, but Danube snd Black Sea, of which there have been furtler large arrivals, might have been bought cheaper. English, 28e. to 43a. per quarter; Bata, 20.. to 33e. ; other warts, 20s. to 265. per qr. OATS trw, and in some instances dearer than last Mon day. British, 20a. to 284. per . • RnseiAo, 194. to 225. per qr..; other Baltic pate, 20s. to 24. per qr. 8EA,41.-.4109, Palle, at rather under loot Monday's lions. Euirlieh tics, 36.. I. 40e.; Harrow, 424. to 445. per qr. Foreign, 30e. to 43... per qr. PEAS.-Rath,r cheaper than last Monday. Angitth briers. 40.. to 425.; Hog and gray, 38e. to 42..; foreign white, 38a. to 40s. FLOATING CARGOts.-Sine last Friday only Unto grain Men Veellelal were reported arrived at pores of call, viz . ORO barley and two wow. Several transactions have takes pia,* since Friday hart, vie, wheat, Sandomirca, en peeier quality, about 424. per 480Iba. Barley (Black 816). 20s. to 2e. 82. of 4001 b. Taganrog onts, 17s. per qr. All C.F.I. Ii.RITALP INTO LONDON MON TEC. 27 TO JAN. 1. Coamnir. I Wh ""' Ir% .tt Wed /*rola, ; 2,383 d. C. 411 .. 1144 747 I 8334 OS, N. 145 I 34 117b1 91altrAn,.. NW 9 I 1171 10 I 9911 334 . 167 I 1773 7331 ... 1 ''''' ''' . i 23 1 arm —•.- HINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. GIPOSIO The public odes are advertised for tcornorwor Sugar . 300 ltbds. West India, 8,400 bags Seaga, 7,000 bags Moires, and 1.200i:op Penang. Coffee. 180 crake Planta tion Ceylon, 700 bias native, 400 bags Bahia, and 100 bales ll.chs. Coma: 400 bags. Saltpetre: 2,000 bags. Moe: 14.000 hags Best falls. The pnvete onaintet markets have been Inactive Awe Friday as the pubic sales declared for to-morrow are large and ~ice'', but moot Ariel., have &steady appearance. TEA —The demand eontiaties good and the article has en upward tendency. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is steady et the subjoined quotation' —Tears I tallow, pile., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 61e. to 61s. 3.1.; January to March, 51e.; blench ally, 61s. 61.; April to Jane, 60a. 6d.; October to December, 51s. PA RTIOULAIIf OS TALLOW. e7I;wI;;ItWQ 1,1:to (ran ill aline —...... ... 11)1xn from In Jump • Prim Y.C. cwt. this d •.. ay Nu) 'r 1.”3 We I'o4lw 1!,9.4 I 3n,34u s4~ 8&1'N IN. i P.I. WAIN OA* lOW 114-0* $60.01 NAOS ss.vra !CON I. 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