The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coroadedeser GedbonL) IN K 2 Sim. . . . The ba . lsklyt, • dairyman, of Slough, in p li e d u, his lost examination, and for aa o ria tt/ i. A ar , The recounts, premed by Mr. Hatton, shom dab o f ; no assets. Mr. Cornwell, for the assignees, gated that led men& lap were pending elsewhere, which might alltailha psuiYw al the estate. They did mot object to the bankrupt but wished another day to be fixed for the =s 5 dioehala K r . K. Grifllths was for the bankrupt. rained socerdisgly. IN It CULMIROI'fiII. The hmkrupt was a rnandacturing joiner. of BunbM•row. The case was remarkable as being the last petition which ea. pneented under the old act. This waa • eartillestio mtung. The liabilities are trifinv. There was no D o e, and Ws Honour granted* certificate of tits steced= rs PUSH. The haekrapt was formerly a farmer at Brentwood. Ho Ma bees ditehargod by the registrar from the Queries Dn■h Ku m. when it wu *LW that he had beam aeadood y. war& of two yeah ; debt/AWOL ; ell the property bed beru Her Homer allowed bim tomer. sad greeted an hamellate Ofthr of .liecharae. IN KS - 101:Nu : -CAWS 07 . 13 ATTORNZT. Mr. Deane st-ited that • petition for adjudication had Mau p ••• •oted spinet Heart Walls Young, attoroey sad erriemier. of Broad Walk Villas, Warwick-road, Padding ,4 11, cray's-ino•nintira The_ petitioning creditor wa y r. H o b e rt i :teem. saddler, of Edward-West, Port man-equate. He asked that adjudication should now bona& The b •• keupt wool committed for trial cm a chugs of lonia; two poems of attorney ; sad it was a visitor of urpearr t o hie cheat, who was a large madder, that th• bankruptcy should at awe take =as they wan aazious to rec.-ire, all th• property His Homer mid that the il Zadiattisa waahl lab pine al • matter of coarse, if the petition was to payer form, end the ordinary regaimilas wars aaaapited with. (Before Yr. Oammissiceor Haboyd.) ix az lIDDIIKL—LOSO tursesotrunr: The Makrupt woe described as an invader, fer:2l Palmy. He had come to the court ea his ow. altar aa imprimmuent of nearly Mesa yams is Ita=:: itnom Thu was ch. sitting for dumbed= aiad He " siatemeet" shows 4,2Kii. doe to lassearad m aim anse4,oool. to those bold!, se.mrity. Ir. Aliridp, the crown solicitor appointed to act le safer asst, said that the bankrupt appeared le hams "nit about 13 pare in prison, and he had hese is ;trim use years eoetianouslv previous to obtaiairsi him dir clor:e. Most of the debts were of old standing, semi &log back as far as Mil, and a large proportion of am were for Isw oasts. The bankrupt stated that be had a claim of LAM. on • solicitor at Chisa- Irma, ie mina a some shares in the Australia. Gold NM* C a rps y. His halanoaebeet omitaioed no particu lars ef the seams in which thw els.% arose ; and se it was dmishle that the creditors should hay. , full information on this bead, be asked for as adjournment. Adjourned 'midi/oy. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) TM January suedes of the above and vas armed this morning by the Right Hoe. the Lard Mayor, the Recorder. Aldermen Tame, Ras. R. W. Oardeu, Sir H. Mo/nrend4e, and Roes, Mr. Shenff Cockerell and Hr. Sheriff Tweetynnan, Megan. Turner and Gammon, the ander-eberiffe. ice. . . . The Gni 'chime of the calends.: 000taios the mama of 47 prisoners. The Recorder, in charging the grand jury said that there w•e ooly one charge of wilful murder is the calendar, and this was one of rather • peculiar eke rector. The prisower was a married women, and it • that she went up to a policeman sad said that she wished to give herself up upon the charge of killing her child, sad she said that ■he had done so by strangling it. The child was foetid dead, with a piece of omit round ita seek ; sad the reason assigned by the primmer for the com mission of the set was that she amid not bear to see ►he child without toad. A question might possibly arise as to the state cif the pris'ser■ mind; but the grand Joey lied nothieg to do with this point; and if a pima facie care was established, it would be their duty to gad • true bill. The calendar also contained a charge of anon ; and it appeared that the prisoner was amused of metier Ire to the house of his motor, and it was suggested that his motive for doing so was to ecesoral the fact that be had pre►iously stolen mine of his ma tear's property. The evidence would appear to leave very little doubt that the are which wee the subject of inquiry was not an accidental one, and the prisoner made some very sites• ordinary statement* respecting the transaction ; and they would have to consider whether, under all the eir cumitances, it would not be their duty to lad • SIMI bell, to order that the matter might endow a fell layeeti• gat ion. His lordship then referred to the charge of bur glary asdriolence at eaddingtou, and impressed his opinion that, epos the facts es disclosed is the depositions, they ought to Sag • true bill aguinst the three prieouers who were charged with this offence. The prod jury then retired, sod the part proceeded to dipole of bs business of the sessisre. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THUS DAY.) This morning the January quarter esesious of the peace for the trial of priemsem for offences committed its the county of Muldlesez MM. eeced at the Sereisse House, Cterkeuwell•green, Were the Aasistemt Judge sod a beach of magistrates. The eatemlar is unusually heavy, bat this may be 'moan red for by the feet that the Let foreeleg et des court for the treasaction of criminal beeimens wee me Monday, the 15th alt. There are 104 prisoners ter fetal—try tar team awl for misdemean,ur. Th. wilwattee of the priesone is thee dated I• t►e ealerh4r Ito can Leitl.er reed Dor write. 28 we rod way, 53 ma reed awl write imperfectly, sad 4 OM red sod write The Puy hewn" been .iihlrented r 10 the adore of their (tut" were ilimenaL IRS POLWZ COURTS (THIS DAT.) RAILWAT 201111 SST. Ifir Joh:tmt . ,7;;. Pifer, as emeeelseut An years el as* fereigser, }laving se her er eseepetioe, wits Owed at the her before Yr. Ingerneefe. ehereed with Meshes • carpet-hoe aurl other arliehrt. ye of Ottawa James Costobadis Adjutant Ci the eas.. tar lir. Wik lmhof/, solientor, sanded for Or prowl attire. eSpials Coatni.elin said-1 live at Rowley•llelda, near Trimeter. On the of terooos of the 10th ult. I wee to the [trot-els.+ waiting room at the Great Northern Railway K inei ern... I was ma a chair reeding a seampaper. I had base net of the r` a. Merles my ban os the Saw. I had returnsl awl hail lines sitting a short tine, sad I saw the pioneer in the r.sin. He took up toy beg and wont as the mum with it. He sea just set vim I west sad etoppril him, sad said . he gee my 4. eed be ipso it to sm. I followed boa, sad melee he bed eti blaimee, 1 Imes him la ebeeist bas sad its seeissit• we worth 20f. _ _ Wallas Bewley eael—l SO • embelle ell He Great Mellon Leibeey, sad resolved dr peleeur Isle eestedy. I asked bin gelatin be bad • teepee beg, and lee said so. He laid be bed bees w nee • Mead off to Yob. prb sewer wee ember. Palimmerwaat Darks, 11 D. produe/4 a army al a eiir victim iramb showed that I. primmer ha boom soMseesil at tha Wasimiaawr g...iess Is twelve issallibe kM4 labour far Masi a Wiarr +therm& Woo 1111. The primmer ~.id—lt vas ail ikv IBM S= to Mho that hag, Ist IlsaJ rhea smile 1110 MI& a frlsol wham Dal iota Dr Ma railway. I mas Aim& I & weal ha to prima mph,. lee iss hod imam* at twelormaslh• 1 harl miforad. If a allmrad_bajar &Is Dim MI pa lAA to my own coustry, wad 1 Mal ammo Umbra Enema Xt. D'Eyeesert sired rat useptiss press, wu. 9 russt Dodos rill Os ssbur elms bs rts Wore is eau gly said Its was • ay** ava4 Misess is tls rry. The . poiroser nil Its bad betes sserelast is Herbs for fortr usu. bet WI Uri is Insiser, robe to His spies lobos. Hs bore tits reilisses well bre sr wry se frEviroort sold ft woe ad •ow for him is amide committal the prisoner to sh. paw{ imams kr sna: _ • mom ♦ 01110 PIIIITIMU CAL ral.dvx Maytag. • m taw's° Me ben ossineted smonial time is chamois o felossy, was drawl with ikellau a annmantsen fmrn • I :reit Norbert Railway eat• this Prworty of Mr. Joha Hatedep, et Moe Arnold, mid also with stadia( • banger fri l := Railway yam. Mr. Jabs Waltyliag. solicitor, apperesi Irrfleprrarliea It apywarad frost the *vides* dot tile Omer mad ara•tbse rm, as the UM of I wo eon by as anon marrying • mortanatrae. 100 glebe tram or of ths (boat Nonbora Bwi era The primmer at that ties made is wawa bat Um .sh ere Er era *led mad eartread to tamempartatima. bee Mime no Atm per to Mosta bumper bon or ad ne Mid land Radar meat, and IPSO Ilea egreltmedd. Mr Waisliag nid tbr primmer bad bra arm Mom ana viand for !slosh once to tereparedima, and aro te goad arrittur. pi;seeer laid he ehoekl mons thises• 11.6 the lir ea oC'ecourt fully comaiMed iik• primmer for kiel. BMA OF JOHN BOYD, ENO., M. P. FOIL COLN- Kum—John Boyd, Bag., D.C.L, who for a period .1 teartese yes!. bee rspnwented the Irish boroueti of Coto- Nies in primmest, owed on Thursday night. I. poli ties Ns. Berl was a sonserrsthy, and 'amiably voted with the et whisk Leg Darby is the leader. The dammed wan • weekleete awl &pity lieuteount for the essesty et Lswiewierry...d swiltrate for the county of Amino egg beim\ et deisseke. Br. Boyd was bore 1. 1710, awl at his death we mrgawtr in his 73rd year. Con Setnediy Orr de were pouted in Colarsioe *ammo:in the Weeds§ et lir 11. Biwa, Bart., to oder Musa! se a alsairui ter the beeoesh. Pains= Essesitoir op Towrisitrt-ocifiht , WAD; —There Is wet swim paha .1 Looks We elm an osier, a ‘ Vir. er a are usefel emir fair the pea cases et Ifelswiside•Osessihelweese. ea i se ▪ ewelest e the are k y r& alw tenemests A ben il thea ligra le ibis es•- teem Telesehm•esurtvaig. wwahlsislks ha k e lli pt a dmo Isheel. et the soeth-west mile of Oilielretweebised t—est te de violence to tlie rad= of aid Ithilreiresk • Meek el four boom. host Dewswehliese le Doweash.4 , treek seed eel,' be donealidni—thsene the In. drawn "in arestre wind strike be serer as ..de of the loming Chereltimmes ; laden n he reliwastien wen Liosuessol, erre by Utile While and bee brit arm end wi gal til vn 4 yesis liagalss at the menet of Nal nest le Brew% Os Ode direr lies lNr ete 6l.llll elde Are an rear ebeehl emir* be dereihhel. aside/ read enterid WO or SO feet. The eyed% Ole right he idt to hetweeelleelt. midst lb new healing neer wed& r early seeeperre the soft wer the siga Ses. Is re line Lid dogs, whhh ease be podia* her the beshaing at R. 011112114 a* abseil pub 4 saw street would mi. In be' wit seen mil bid est—one half at the rued esheelesd. the ether of the her isle ° he I the prepstilie bidseh with berg of the s :e:= le orfiillldW• elkesgest ; wbibit as the mew dew lbw WINN be Ise heriletise es re part et in Sake wish' we/west herr whir ibie Ara* it c•mple4•l7 beat IS ON skis paved. lighted, sod ace THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, -- It 62. THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. (TEXt DAT.) This inquiry was rammed in the Exchequer Mamba this restakes. Masa Ma amen of the jury were Galled ever, mie of Mem, Woad Andisesoo. did not answer. Mr. Ism" filsablelskplme, Hyde-parkaquare. • masa pier, Odell that he attended Colonel Aadesesa, who was svilisrise ha a severe attack of con , pelieseit Ibe kap Ms had bees suffering fora fortnight, ad It week gibs of wile r% advise that he had attended at the jam iray arming. ma his retain home, he had gone be beak sad whams bed else him in the morning. This as be me law bed • state that it would be dan. prime IX bin Ir mum oat It would be dangerona to his bseMb Of lids to come out. The Meatar—We all sympathise with him. Of coarse he is dieberpd. Mr. Zambia pretested 'phut going on in the absented a = l.a dturnire is the course of whisk Er. Matthaei said be tam af no precedent, but as easkay we. . to belated ia Me paella of grand juries It was assessor" 1111 - Mies ter • goad jury to comsat of 23 persona, bet H mu fall ill ea others went on with the harasee, and all Mat INIS lISINIMiIy was Mat there sheald be • verdist of 12. The Maeler said ell be bad le de me le obtain the gg vsrdirt el li If the jury, sad asesidarieg the saormou 10 sapper parties bad been put to in the Inquiry he should IR des*" that the ere should go on la the absence of the .. 1 * *yami qmalea, sad it would be for the counsel al Mr. Madan= M take at objection, if they thought Wens the Leeds Justices. Er. Casabas then complained of the conduct of certain n Crel tbe press in commenting on the ease, and eked N awl would issue ao order prohibiting this in future. " 0 . The Wage said he trusted that comments would not be N, tads. et. Theevideare was Moo proceeded with. Dr. Seymour was readied, sad cruerexamined by Mr. M. C. Chambers—Yr. Wiadhiun told me that one of the amnia. as tions against him wee that be bad been cruel to a hares, and N I taxed him with it whoa I saw him on the second ea sails., sad asked Wm what it was. He said it was that he it. bed • Met Male be was in a passion, but that the lag M. al the ham bad bra Injured so that it could be N. ranks rbitlea am driven. He did not tall me be al. was furl with cruelty in basting that bane I t whits its leg was broken. I did not from the timid hest k beard al** ergs and my taxing bin with it inquire fit iato the troth of the chugs. He said the horse was do- et strayed by the advice al his bailiff. The first time I sew et. bib be bid an be was not intemperate in I* ebldis sad that be was not addicted to 0 either &hid.' at smoking, and I believe that is a mmese—libal her asik babitußy. He told me be had got a it nifty milsom mid • railway whistle, and I said that warn tern inimunn. I seas eat he told me it was not nn- aameth eel I rquisend. I bad heard of more than one yens ashisman who was in the habit of drivinga a r • I beard that in society as a matter of so. fie tsedsg►Re told me he was parinutely fond at fig bb wife sad hoseaely fond of engine driving. I No Mi art make say inquiry of him concerning the 0001. • pas which It ha been stated Mrs. Windham was to C . Mae from her father, nor why be settled Mi. • , Ark wasto be 1,50(W. a year hereafter, on Mrs. 411. I /0/011 there were so many young men who had beau ruined sk by mesa that I did not think it nausea) to *aim I at. Odd aseaturday that if he had not obtained his majority till * bendsyears he would have been "nearer the is• stark." I meant by that that he would not have been en. k s . • posed to that low profligaci t hat t ha l fell i aid oo ntouch as for rrbotatur.i.rpnoodlsp—k- I .louid do him good. Saturda y mid tlrt 14! that from what I knew al ether yeomen:ten whom I have bad IS ender may Maenads. for yeas. I have been emanated re. spartiog you/ems who have bars *lora' most, aad yet have it had their minds niatund se they grew into yon, sad have k adinhistared their property la • prudent mutter. Itishik that the solemrity of the preurediag will have • pod Ot effort upon him. sad it will mad Ida more steady. I have sun Mr. Writhe= halts-duos times. He seemed to 11 . be struck with the necessity el conducting himself with I s k . propriety. I advised him Pt to do these boisterous a or silly acts, and he said be saw what a scrape he had pt into. I inquired concerning his wife, and he seemed to ha 11 very affectionate. His wife came with him the first time, 16 amd I would not examine him in the presence of his wife. re He came afterwards to me alone, by ray appointment. He a sever said he suspected her of being unfaithful to him l g t since his marriage. I have not seen him with bar at since the commencement of than proceedings. He never Bt. told me that in consequence of her being unfaithful to him, IS he contemplated commencing proceedings against her in the 2. Divorce Court. if he had contemplated such proceedings, ;Z . I should have thought it incoming:sot for him to have spoken is . _ so affectioutely of her. By Mr. Kerslake—The information about the cruelty to the horse wee volunteered to me by Mr. Windham, sod I afterwards maw it in the affidavit I asked him about drinking, bemuse drinking is the most fertile source of un souodoess of mind. My pear= had reference, of course, to habitaal dranknause. I could give the name of the bailsman who see in the habit et driving engines. Ono It. of them is sow a duke. I only know this from rumour. should expect that a few years' experience and good society n . would ours Mr. Windham et those low habits. By • juror—l do not know that the nobleman who was is the 'habit, of driving an engirt was the chairman of the fit railway. I heard of three nobleman who were in the habit IL.. of driving apace for their amusement, sod that one or 2: more of them had ordered engines to be made. I think fit that Mr. Wiadham would have more judgment when he be. ga came older. I think that be left school much too early, 10 and that his treatment was most injudicious. I do not tO think that he is incapable of taking care of his property sad et person. He is young for his year". I think he has mud nets of mind to manage himself and estate, but I think he s k. would be much more clever after a few years, sod that it e would have been better if his father had provided that he to should not come into possession of a portion of his estate 8 1 till he was 2:t or 23, MBy a Juror—Ton say you have had six y ender your charge, who have gradually improved sad besesee sew to potent to mange their estate. Is there the same Ise- !movement in him! et Witness—There was not the tame incapacity in him. He drives very well, awl dances very well. " : st By the Muter—No amount of eccentricity would per es k indicate unsoundness of mind. We cannot judge from one 14 . action. • [The ease was prooesdig when our report left.) SHARD WIS.-07M DASJ TV. e'Craow. Very little business has been done this morning 2 11 in the railway market. The tone is dull. There is a decline of k per cent. in Lancashire and ..1101 Yorkshire stock, *in Caledonian, and k in Eastern Counties and South Eastern. Moat other descrip tions are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 69 to ; Midland, 131* to 132 ; Lancashire and „f Yorkshire, 107* to 1013 ; Caledonian, 103 k to South Eastern, 771 to ; Eastern Counties, 5 , q s• to 55f ; and Great Northern, 113itz e 1 s 141. SS ID Lombardo-Venetian Railway have re- bee ceded to 5-16 to 7-16 prem. Other foreign as well eb. as Indian and colonial railway shares are generally ; 0 * quiet. ..it Isl me us us U. iii. n ll Ha IN ai i I INS 1 TS I use _ 11 1 4 HI- wt 21 e e le Pm no IN IN 111 SI N Ile UT Ull 111 US IA& 107 US ei - 3t.4,1 foi 14 18 114 77. gni ii I ii al i ?.] - 91 101 ---- I ..i - 1 1.! 44 - 77f SI .... 1061 111/ -T. zd - 14 711 W W W ma bro I b!! i... 5. I K%. ; 02 11 osiolOso.n won , too okoso so woo W re is so 111,81P31 *WI IN MOM"IN N A N N Nils NAN NAN U NON IN 10. U INP 64000 111 8 Ca IN 1076 0 :01 WACO WS 1 awl LIN H iss IDA 14&;001r les Da. 'stir Mae -100 Da Imo ISIN AIMS W '',, • llailma.. II OipeTADoskeparaa. ta Ogles, c ie true seal aU Imam 190 INS ladlia . Do J • Atra b rD:boot Do. I a el. &.111.. .. Da do. UHL Da . Mk _do t 14.111 0 0 Pit 10 .1 4 2 11 Gaol Tanked Drug all Do. Ow aL Prot - all Do.Dia.ProLltoa 3 . le. all Do. I par el W Do. 7 Dar al. WM- • • all Do. do. 11,.... W Do. Y. -1/I/L. 1! gnat baba 11110111114 VW - 100 04. S. al rata ad MAINS DI Do. Nam a Dually.aDiaparraw.eg all De. M so.. /Imam,. all Do. Ea. IS 100 Madras .44 al 100 Da, dis. c i t . 10 Daffpail all Do. Syr 00 M 100.01011 p. sUlinde 0 X. 0•01011 COO. dill ••ISO. is Di. Is. Load Is Ds 6614 ae. 4a laad M. Li l De. Patiab 100 l D0.1314.81.110 1. 4.= 1 Trlal,lo4.llozl •1 • z lal ,U• 191 20 x 100 101 1 OS 100 100 101 1,:a 1014 ° 1:1 00 03 SY 66 00 16 36 40 10 U U 99 100 414 99 101 9f 10 100 i • 14) 96 N 10 98 90 xd ull 99 xd 91. 9e id 6 t I I i aI• 100 WI id I i dis :di 114 111 14 I I I A. =NEL liFtra".l , 7; "—l Clifford Div. O. Ora.=ll ) Basra ( r a w Curiae Cad Cara Bras &Wk.'s.* B ata " Orsiablar a IL Ante" Grua las* W O. Iffla ( es) !!ria!im•Vat 11111110 i &rook XL.Mufti= Ladly bras K i m failey Niglamei lAiewl) rei D l owle M. /man (11.11gra) Ix: irA.---sesitTJ liforicWl7.7o 7C7s. Vh•l Um. Lit& 144. al& ( - 11i L tialsyi imagoes (v. sions). isditiep On. KW Ow IL Weiss OIL Olasei.. a.Ors allll Wispy . V. _Dims yra Oso. - Part TraarellAllarlMao S.l.?‘ ii - ..,.'c. aa lim. . 17.111 Van fOorajl Won i s W. Oman Won Inn Wk. w. id Doke [My (tra. loolon 11.3/Lory Asiglehen.) Wk. Trolowny MDR MOIL A is T - .w;W Tai..7 no t T xta -. Sit a 99 i zd 1 1 ft U ■f El el is. izi is let i ut ; - ,1 i 44 iti a *a It I ti 1 s i IS 14 U 48 k -- ries awlet V. &sr. Mack 1 all Olt Asilnkila an Beak 1111 0 14 1M l . Donk et Thing aziattilriMh and Mins . thim at ladlia asia Ooni. d Oran& Oen. or Leiden per, or Loa C 1 bank el Auld. Do. Sow Landon and London Ma= -- London a nett li Mikes came. Loa. and Werisaingor Nat. Prov. al lisissil Do. Now Natloual Bank New &tab WAN Planted Bank Valera 1 Ottoman Book Provincial of Ireland Soo& Aar:alio Union or Awl alia I Union of London .. P Pali mow flTs w 17 10 :7 85 W 1 GO & II It 0 71 lit 10 i ST 83 TS IS ST} 18 - Lk ra i - 10 14* SI 4a pa A is Nr 70 ! al 72 si 01 nil WOOELLAKI II NI Itl IL, I r- i 4 r j 3 'U S} } SI zd id is - q I r 4 ii 1 it Al 100 1:4 111 II IT II 11 it zd OP 102 be& zd PO OD 101 ad 0 li Oi du 10 VI pkdlaiszazin 116 !il It It XII 111.111 k AtONBY MABKET,-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLooz. The funds to-day are flatter, great anxiety being expressed for the receipt of the news by the Eu ropa. No intelligence has yet been received of the arrival of that 'easel at Queenstown, and meanwhile suspense prevails iu every depart ment of business. Few transactions have taken place In public securities. Consols have declined Ito per cent. Some of the English railways are likewise rather weaker. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 67fr. 50c., being I per cent. lower than on Saturday. Console are officially marked 92 and 92f, ex div., both for money, and the 9th inst. The present quotation is rather wide, being 92 to both for cash and the pre sent account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91f, 1,1, f ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 9.16 ; India live per Cent. Stock, Ickl, f, ex div. ; ditto for account, f , ex div.; ditto Font per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 99 ; ditto 1864, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 981 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1041 ; Exchequer Bills, Marsh, 14a., 12s. prem. ; ditto June, 15e., 125., 18s. prem._ Foreign stocks are likewise dull, except Venesuela Bonds, which are firm. Mimi. can are last marked 271, being rather lower. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is dull, at 79 to 1, and that of 1858, at 891 to 701. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84 ; Italian Eve per Cents., 621, 634, ex div. (exchange, 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 281, 271 ; New Granada Active 151 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853 , for account, 451, ex ctiv.; Russian Five per Cents, 981; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911 ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 501, ex div. ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701, 70, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 221. The Calcutta, China, and Australian mails have reached Alexandria. The steamer Colombo, with the London mail of Nov. 10, left Madras Dec. 11 en route to Cal cutta. The Columbian sailed from Point de Galls Dec. 7, for Singapore and China, with the London mail of Nov. 10. The Bengal (at.) left Suez Dee. 20, for Ceylon, Madras, and China. About 24,0001. in fine gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday. Much satisfaction is expressed amongst parties Interested in American securities upon the an- nouncement that, notwithstanding the blockade and the pressure upon her finances, which mist have involved her in great difficulty, the State of llirginia has kept faith with her English creditors, ' and has remitted the funds required for the dividend due the Lt inst. on her Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds. The intimation is given in the following notice, which was sent by Messrs. Baring Brothers on Saturday afternoon to the Stook Blehange, but which, we believe, arrived too late to be posted up in that establishment : SERIOUS EXPLOSION OP GUNPOWDER. On Saturday morning an alarming explosion of g gunpowder otemmed in Wolverhampton, by which three persons ressimid serious injuries. Some sinkers hail been St engaged sinkbeg • well at the mar of • block of buildings in • district known as Springfields. On Friday night they 10 placed in the firt.grate oven a flask containing about I§6 three-Tartars of • pound weight of powder • and they Bt. lighted • ire in the ;rate the next morning, forgetting that St. the powder was there. Whilst two of the men, and a St. women who bad brought the breakfast of one of them, B <.. ware sitting in the room where the powder woe lying la sash ' danger us proximity to the brisk ire, all tki their ie morning meal, the powder became ignited. Ia sa ateleat Sa. the east-iron oven and grate were shattered mid the brick- IT work io which they were set dislodged from its place, the bio doors in all the roomm downstairs blown off their hinges, a t the windows and their casements forced out, and the three persons lying unconscious and bleeding. One man ate was projected against the cellar door, which bunt away it, as his body strack it, and ou regaining cooscious- St. sem he found himself lying at the bottom of the oellar 10 steps in great pain, soil his eyesight appanrotly gone. One of his fingers was split up and his tack has a been injured. The second MAO was found in the yard at eg. the back of the booms with his clothes and hair GO Ass, ma sad crying pitifully fur some one to put out the &atm Ha at. ls shockingly burnt, and also cut in the face, sad whim his It clothes were removed the skis peeled from his legs. The woman is also sadly burnt, especially about the face, sad is it severely cut on the knee. All three were removed to the et. hospital. The maimed lager of the Brit man was ampule. es. tad ; an operation was also performed on the wounded limb It. of the woman. The second man sad the woman lie in • it precarious state. - Si. I- - I. - I ton lit 7 I I I_l7 vuunru 1121131JN0 FIVE PEE CENT. BONDS, A remittance has this day been received for the dividend due en the above bonds on the Ist Met., and the coupes' will be received for 4 r ea venent wi th out my delay. (8i ) BARING &ovum 8, Bithopipte Joe. 4, 1862. sad The tendency of prices in the Liverpool cotton market is still upwards, the speculators being re lieved from the apprehension that the Southern blockade will be broken. The sales on Saturday amounted to 15,000 bales, and would have been larger but for the scanty supply offering. Mr. Alfred Fitch (trading as Fitch and Co.), provision merchaut, of Rood-lane, has stopped payment, with liabilities to the amount of about 98,000 i. The liquidation is expected to be favour able. The books are in the hands of Messrs Honey, Humphreys, and Honey, accountants. The bills of a small Louse in the Spanish trade have been returned, owing, it is stated, to a dispute connected with the absence of BOUM expected re mittances from Spain. The following is an extract of a trustworthy letter received by the present mail from Buenos Ayres : As yea see, the coarse of GIVIIMUI 610110 i be more favour able ler Bassos Ayres, and we may now 000tidently look to • speedy terminate* of the war and • proper re-organise. Mee a the national government, or at ell events a good adseasedtmg with the provisoes. At an extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Agra and United Service Bank (Limited) held on Saturday, it was announced by the Board of Directors that Major-General James Ramsay had been elected a director in the room of Colonel H. B. Henderson, resigned. A general meeting of the National Discount Company (Limited) is called for the 22nd Jan. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 14th Dec., were 17,591/. sterling ; being 3,8901. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the Brighton Rail way Company is called for the 30th inst. The Sharpshooter has arrived from China with 511,7001ba of tea, and 291 bales of silk. According to a telegram received from Cadiz, the export of sherry wine for the year 1861 shows a total of 49,946 butts, against 51,869 in 1860, and 45,918 in 1859. The two largest exporters were Gonzales Dubose and Co., 4,670 butts, and F. W. Comma, 4,283. A notification is issued by Mr. Edward Thornton, the British Plenipotentiary at Parana, to the effect that "all British claimants against the Argentine government, on account of the nomadmittance of gngliebi vessels at the port of Buenos Ayres in the year 1845, are requested immediately to forward a statement of their claims to the undersigned, it having been determined that unless they shall be received by him before the 31st of May next, the claimants will forfeit any right they may have to compensation." Means. Pixley, Abell, and 'employ's statement of the imports and exports of bullion from Loudon during the six months ending the 31st ult. has been netted, from which it appeals, that while the total imports of the precious metals in all 1981 have been only 19,148,2611. against 22,942,3411. in 1860, the decrease in the exports has been relatively larger, the total being only 20,183,7281. in 1861 *genet 20,009,1601. in 1860. The belanoe in our favour has arisen chiefly during the last six months, and has caused the value of money to fall to its present low point. SATURDAY EVINDIG. Consols, whioli were quoted at four o'clock yes terday i t ! ex &' v. both for money and next Thureda settlement, touched this morning 92/ to }, an closed at 92/ to I. The o ffi cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92}, t, ilt ad ex div. ; ditto, for account 92} (Jan. 9), , ex div. ; Bank Stock, 237 ; Three per Cents. wed, 921; New Three per Omuta, 921, 92, 91i ; India Five par Cent. Stock, 106, 105 f, 1061, ex div. ; ditto for account, 106, 106 f, ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, .991 ; ditto Bonds, 17.. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 99 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cents., 106, /AI. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The India Five per Cent. stock was rather more I Wins ma Emig, 18a , Wails Sod Haswell, ; offered, and left off / per Gent. lower than day, at 1061 to 108 ex div. Y eiter " Walk Bed South Benoit, ; Walls led Tees, 171. 83.; I Wall Bid Brady!' Ream, 17s. ; Wine nod wh arn . The March Fachequer Bills were steady, at 141 s. Wells Bed Better_ (Image, 17s. ; Was to prem., and the June at 12s. to 15.. prem. I Bed Liam. lis 3d .; iftsftstb. 1 6 , - 6a. ; WIN Foteign stooks were firm, and the tendency con- ; llartna i th ed .6 . d. ; ; Tinsoad v7 "• T ' a nk . okApi N isss; fi W °l3s . l: 1 a5: 43 %! tinnes avowable. Was Hartley, Ifs. ed. ; Baia Elartlery;les. 311. ; There was a remarkable rise to-day in the shares ! vitisoa's = 18s. ; Hanle& Hartley, 16a— of the Bank of London, which, being well held, " Unship@ at BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yam. Patleaden sad Stealth report s steady drustod for ocarospdo• for all good bops, both old and aim at Ira tacos. OIDLNABY bIiLLEII AND LITOCIL ZAZIWAYL 1/1102 wei.asseez Vol Nizt,les..dahlaJoa aßoam ..... ail ItyNis= all MIA 110 Mal itzabre le ft el left NO I an 1 - 2onTsal — neaelas.. 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U.Outada To. Claptiva TM. pLI. rag numere. Laud 10 u 111 1 1011 It If 01 :1;1 al I 4 * le disl I * le et i 1 to i s 1 1 4 id ST SO 03 OS • 11 p ISe • 0 40 IS 111 ISO SS_ is 4 1 ) mole !?•,, iiii; 1 II * I* paud i 41, par PROVINCIAL MARX MARKET& tiVEILION. Jan. 4.—Ornsi Northern stook, 114 115—Iondos and Noah Widens. .34141—Inodon and Blnath Winlanolnie— ftoneaostse, Illosibsid. and Unnonsbarn A---811dIn0, In 103 j —3forth MU* ati N!—anifolo nad Lens Mum. 4 948 Grand Trask of Naas* I 1-16--Orest lassoboura, 911-10 4 Omit Western of Canada. It MLusallarras. Jon. 'market was rather stronger apdn. 1014—Grest Luxonsboarg, 94—Grand1 I root of Cs asdti 6—lllnols Osnand, 44 $i d.—linicaddre and York shire. 1054 4—London sad Nor* lanstern, 941—Yonebostsr, nallekl, aid land nos, 484—Midiad, 1114 - Month Naotern, 054 7-10—Tbassos sad limp limbo Insuranos, 1 7-10 —lllrorston sad Lamas,. SQ. The vicarage of Remote has been conferred by the Archbishop of Ceeterbary upon the R.. John Mar- Joribssks Nisbet, M.A., of DaMI College, Oxford, rector of Dad. TNN lAN! INDIA AND LONDON SNIPPING CON- I I PANT.--GILATODUID, JAN. 2.-21ee msreineset SNOW *hip Galin Plows 2,768 taw bembia. Cowie Wooten. seen. seendse Lei betatr ai txth ef the Me compan belong* to the Nest Is&y, riled home Ws d g et 10 &VP% Nadas sod Osleetes direst with a full asap sad oboe{ 70 We may manstioa that A s Geldia Moses wee 47= and semmesd with Naval Itsosne semase, and thus quite pee- , pond to show a bold Mot I. ear satepesist heady Iwo& . to mill b., sad frisaylistrell-kaelna mile, sad Arad muftis ebe ovoid IS smiled to eloieposseit if Malted by say semis, huh Austere ItcollielleW ix A Milteastux—itis ems, New AMEN the totow," well kW". letheeibeet =he essosselea will Ileokass u a l i s e bow to WWI all Nereehie. hwebsi mei 'Mbar at =V online a kw Atitefilleb, Ids 0011011 ollailli ilb - fili t as.., wb. is • yea woe ented2kelte=r 43 . • • wedillofflo ;as § -be was , e s : g. 'Se Oki *ow bead. fell Mfr ' 800 = ::= ' '''' b IllitieLel i ttht a s • left gad. be me qedde, NAME* loud Nosh be bed bee 7ob iD d, x : «o Norw i ch yea the legVa=le exhibit* la two yews leek is wow pwayeeelog levelootaly. have long been scarce in the market. The price, which was quoted on Thursday 63 to 65 and yes terday 64 to 66, was to-day quoted by the dealers 69 to 71. The sum paid being 601. per share, this undertaking is now in a very satisfactory position in the market. All other bank shares were very firm, and better_prioes were quoted for London and Westminster, Union of London, Oriental, and Ottoman. In miscellaneous shares there was an improvement in Australian Agricultural and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada. Canada Government Bonds have again risen 1 per cent., and Victoria }. MINES.-(THIS DA E) Two o'CLoci. There is a fair amount of business doinTh the mining market to-day, and prices are generally steady. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares have been dealt in at 53 ; East Cazsdon at 301 ; East earn Brea, at 101 and 101 ; and Wheal Tre lawney, at 18. Wheal Seton are quoted 112 to 124 ; North Roskear, 21. to 22 ; Tincroft, 7f to 8 ; Herodsfoot, 37 to 38 ; South Caradon, 310 to 315 ; Wheal Mazy Ann, 18 to ; and Nor th Downs, 41 I to 15. t. John del Ray Mining shares have again im proved ; business is officially recorded at 53, 53J, and 53. In other foreign and colonial descriptions no important variation has occurred. Several transactions will be found reported in the Stock Exchange list. At Bast FoweyOoneols Mine meeting, °atheist inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 6111. la. Gd. A call of ea per share yea made. The Folds& fiber (Isle of Man) have declared a divi dend of U. per share on the old sheave, and Die. per share on the new shams. The West Lovell Mine accounts, presented at the meet lm on the 31st Dec., showed a debit balance of 7591. 17e. &L A call of 11. per share was made. At Ashburton United Mines modem on the 31st Dec., the amounts showed a debit balsam al 6111. be. 3d. At New Birch Tor and Vitifer Consols meeting on the 30th Deo., the accounts showed a credit bileuce of 363& 51. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE 7 LANETWEI DAY.) The weather has boas nanettlid slue Friday last, having been alternately mild and °old. Today the wind is from the aortal-west, Gee and dry. The quantity of home-grown wheat sent to this market during the last week was .:triad) small pet ship and rail. Flour was much more liberal. Daisy, matt, and oat' were in better supply. Beam, per, and seeds limited. A few Scotch oats and barley, bat d Irish next to none COMO to hand during the whole week. The foreign arrivals were very contracted of wheat, pemapally Prussian and American. A few paroels of Danish barley. Oat, a very snail supply, Swedish, Dutch sad Dana. A small parcel of barrels of floor from New York, but nothing else re ported worthy of note. The wheat trade condones mei quiet, and in a few MOM lees money bus be.. taken foe Kentish descriptions ; gene rally the tramactions are few, and priose the iame as on Monday last. Flour a slow t rade, at IMITOtti quotations. with. -Grinding scree rather lower, ocher descriptions -arage. Malt trade dull. Oats.-Fine corn commands very full prices; other sorts without variation. Beans sod unchanged. Maim . Linseed iod y rapeseed firm. In other seed but little busi- Dem doing. FLOATING CANGON/L--Smart more on "AIM but buyers are unwilling to operate in the absence of more decuove American news. W ham -Eoglish Essex and Kent, white, new, 61s. to 66e.; ditto, flue old, 570. to 65e.; ditto, red, new, 53.. to 623.; ditto, fine old, 53a. to 61s. ; Norfolk, Sac., floe old. -a to -8.; red, new, -a. to Foreign : Banta* 61e. to 675.; doe, 65.. to 695.; extra, 89.. to 766.• Konigii. erg, Ws. to 675.; ditto, extra, (.9.. to 70e.; BostOck, extra, 63a to 71.1.; Meckhaburg red, 541. to 65a; IJakermak ditto, 535.; American white , 65e. to 68a.; ditto, red, 575. to 595.; Cana dim, 59a. to 68.. Healer.--English matting, 36e. t. 375. ; fine, 426 ; Finding, 32.. to 345.; and distilling, 323. to 346 per or. forkip grinding, 33e. to 345.; ditto distilling, 325. to X..; malting, 33e. to 34a. limir,_-English, Essex sad Norfolk, 58s. to 626 ; fine. Mk tones. ; Kaplan and Ware, 6416 to 704.; 1 town, Vite. to 57e. OAM-Inglish feed, 25.6 Od. to 275. 01. ; p.A.AtJ, 27.. lie 295. ; foreign, 15e. tid. to 225. Its; 355. to 38a. BniMia-English tick, 40.. to 436. ; harrow, 425. to 466 ; e°42s. to 46g. • foreign, 365. to 406 ; tick, ,7;424. ; Konl& ile rg 4. 63a. to 46e. ; , 375. to 39.. PALL-English 39.. to 431.: w and blue, 394. to 425. ; maple, 41s. to 44..; pay, sse. to 375.; hui, 375. to 39a. ; foreign, 35.. to 38s. FLOM-English town, 465. to 556.; ditto fine, 535. to 555.; country, 47a. to 48a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43.. to 44a; French, 475. to 51.. pa sack; Amensen 275. to 35.6; Canadian. 28.. to 34 e. ; Spani s h, 511. to 146. INDIAN 00M-Whits, 3 C. to 40a. ; yellow, 38a. ti 41a. FLOM= CasMae, all C. F. sad 1.-Wheet Berdi aneki and Marisnople, per 4921 be., Ms. to 58.. ; Ghirk.6 51s. Wee. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba., red, 51a. to 56.. ; whits. Ws. te 61a. ; Demobs and Galata, 41s. to 47a. ; Eptian. Ws. to 425. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per *MM., 96a. to 275. ; Odom and Danube be., We. to Va. Beans : Egyptian, per 4831M.,326. to 33.. Mahe : Odors and Galata per 4921 b.., 355. Od. to 365. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per MM., 34.. Od. to 35 5. ; French, do., -6. to -s. ; Amerieen, do., 32e. to 33a. ; Egyptian, 325. to .33.. • Iteria -Canary seed, pie qr. 50. . t0 606 ; Hemp seed, per qr., 40s. to 60s. ; Militant seed, per 1 , a,h61, white, 6s. to 9s. ; brows, 6s. to Us. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 575. to 605.; Linseed esker, English, per too, 101. 101. to 111.06. ; Amairsfe, thin. in Iris. , per ton, 121. 56. to 12/.. 10a; do., in bega,lll. 0.. to 11/. 15a; Fakir 01. to 01. Oa Marseilles, UM to 10/. 106. Baps &vs, 6e.to 61. ; Tarte, per bushel, winter, Ba. to 9s. 01..; Rape seed, English, INN qr., 64.. to 68.. Marna MIT° LONDON NEON DEC. 10 To J.tN. I. Wheat Dana I lssft. ,oats Samos Tsui Cloastwhe. gra as. gra ! qrs. qrs. ! aka ' lOC DO 11413 6647 941 379: .. 46173 10 On .... 1100 .... I 61; 11441..; 10,i .... 5103 ; •10 / TN: .. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sows—At Arm prices 150 Itbde. of Jamaica lel lat 36a. dd. ; and 4.000 bags good cloyed Manilla, at 30s. Re ined continues arm. Oomma.-I'o sales of importance TIA.—A fair amount of business is re rot . g d i;t full to rat Ler dearer - .Bs. Oe Mos.-1, n. 100 treewhita Rolla mold at 12.. to 138. 3d. Sscrrerr2s.-100 tow sold fur arrival at 395. Comm —The market has shown increased acCvity, Fetes, are id. dearer; about 3,000 bales sold on the sput, mad 1,000 bales for arrival. Jots.—About 1,000 balm have been Fold at 15'. to 171. 10s. for Nos. 2 to 4. Isroloo.—About 200 chests have been sold for America, at higher pion. The public sales declared for tomorrow consist of 400 oaks of West India, 4,500 bags Mauritius, 4,301 be Bee p], 300 logs Madras, aed 2,300 bags Penang snot- : eefke fad 1,800 begs c Are., 6,000 bags doe, sad 3ta; bags TALLOW MARICST.-4THD3 DAY.) The MAACK is steads. Tows fellow is quoted 4.1.. Gl., net cub Petersburg Y.C. ea the spot, Ws. Jill. to Numb, LW. to Ms. 3d.; Push. 615.; April to jt.te, Kis. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a gond supply of beasts ; Weds is by nn means brisk. bat the favourable weather enables us to mina Thursday's quotations. There h a fair supply of sheep, and the quality generally good. Tiede is slow, sod late priors are Oa difficulty maintained. Good selves are still soiree and dear. From Germany sod Holland then are 580 beasts, 1,500 sheep, and 107 calves. Seethed. 450 brats; !rebind, 500; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,1160; and 1.500 from the Northers and Midland Counties. Per 414.6 al Na 0 4. a. 0. For swam as as.. s. o. s 4. item 11.014. Mod& 410 1 0 I 11•44Dno‘ 111-141,4110 0 0 0 0 ohorlboiso 484 10 2401 L0arv0014.... 60 3 4 knout qua bomb 810 4 1 l Do. 00 Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 °shim 4 4 0 0 Iwo t seorovl qua. 4 6. Pip 5•411•0111015rodo S 4 5 41 Limbo 0 0 0 0 Daft as nook* 6.11111; limp sat Laski. 10,640. 0 10 004 . 110 111 R MIL 1(1 to ii an Pa 1 1. 0 e, 7.iiii ISINI S - 07•V «,.u. 0 * 1110,11160 4 .• MOM 10,000 14000 "Ale if zth a 1