The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCL THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Medan Kr. Ccandidemar Ivey.) IN 1,11201.101. The bankrupt, W. Freeman, disetribed as a bookseller, of Fleet-street, wee the publisher of the Noorosforsoist news paper. Tids wee the certificate meeting. The amounts have abed) beat pabasbed in detail. The nnaecured debts an about 2.8001. ,• itabilitiee, 1,6501. ; of this amount 1,6001. hln ri mect of dal= on the Paris Chocolate Company of pailarlaae, of which bankrupt was a shareholder- of &meter. The resat are arttmated at 1.4001. or 1,5004 Kisalaruptr. epker, kr the earigners, offered no opposition to the 's eirtificeibs. Mr. Lawrintei thew attentiou to soar favourable Mecum- Anon In the caw The bankrupt bed begun with a aurOas ; hie profits had eaoseded the trade but the km. bed Wes large. The books bad t z ar: l M kept ; searasee did not object to the bankrupt baring • erran and d eke' certilieste. Ilia climate wished for ose of the first-oats ; bat ha (Mr. Lawreacie) would not oak far that. Ste Cessmiesioeer—l would not give it to hint. Then is • Imp ametuat of liabilities. What are they for ? Trade bibs Kr. Thomas, the accountant, stated they arose in con asks wltit ths Pads Chocolate Company. The Cemminsimer —lie may tab at imesechata certificate of the sand dm. (Bare Mr. Commissioner Goo'barn.) IN II NII.LP. This was the mitt* for choice of meioses fa the ears of William Hills, tea dealer, of Gravesend. Mr. Graham, the cads/ manses in the case of Jonathan lUDs and Robert Rills, bankers. of Dartford and Grareesed (father and brother of this bankrupt), proved for 6221., tie balance of his drawing account. The liabilities an about 3,0001. ; amount of amen uncertain. DI On*, provision mrabma4 was abases trade assignee. IN la cociatrax. Tla taakrapt, a vaealmakar, at Itioksarl, obtained a tertillcala et the mead elan. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. ILANSION-1101783. BirM Ma rents wee brought Ware the lard Mayer and Db. £l4 rasa Phillips, is petty asericaa charged with relllleabeth Wherher et mime udder of waving ap ateVlhe mime el SL The Mime am le etket that ea the proeseatrix wee abaft her bean the met the Ryan. leering It, with a dim, a tamale, leek eltelepa, lee. The articles had bma debit trom the rem et Me praseentrix. Tmaria /da i L i =gema Ilk add he found at the wiesser's =1%2 rdattes to property which had no le:ahead we. at prams =dewing twelve mea iraprisoement, with hard Moor, awl she wen li nt: ving with another men. The prisoner was matenoed to four mouths' impneentatal with hard labour. BOW-STRERT. •LLIMPD DITIDITIOX Or • CHILD IN • REPOIMAITORT. A derent-lecatme working mu applied to Mr. Hostry he Wein, under the following circumstances : He waled that shoat two year sop bh daughter wee committed from this court bin losrataY, odd trial at Clerkeawell. 8h• was sentenoed to • yeses impri sonment, with the understanding that she was only to remain is Gaol until a vacancy ammo in • reformatory school, whither she was then to ha Nord for the roassladm of the time. Accordiagly alter thee months' impriemarmat, &ha was nowoved to the School of Disipline, at Chasm. In May lest, is was harmed that bar lbw was up, sad that she was at Deny I. pit the piece I she = m at that if she Shad to meals oho would be W the boareolmwe at the Lam who heat the t. 81se wee silently Improving, and h a thought It would he keel that she elmehl May, so, as oho har med wished to remain, the oder was aempled. A how entot Cleo however, be called to in bee, and liodbir that dm was 111, &wind to take her away, b u t the .swifts rind MI let h-dr.Bass, the noise, observed that ha Wined the Wits were wry maw :Haig te p trt with a AIM when thsy bit that ass proper had bum mode *weeds naleilleg bar, Mt wore set maiblost that the bed has oshemod. They lilted, la seat same, b keep the teaks, tdHwy hlt they Won de that mild be done to fit the * mho a pod me of their liberty. Mr. Homey had so power to interfere ; the applkatkaa mad be made to the judge who instanced hoe. At the some Here be meet observe that be could not believe the child woo Jr inlaid spirt her will. There mast be exam mleepprelkino dui as the part at the applicant dppliamM—Tomr wanidp, they told bar bar thee wee up la May, — Mr"..lisiery—Tlas Mere Is wodeng to prevent lue boat walking eat if she plumes ; bet If site Mat to stay you can't =pact than to Was bar ent. Applicant rapeseed that be wee i kW daughter withal lo Isere bat was nentatined. Mr. liaar7-71ma yea bed Deka apply to tbe Judge wito cant 1. them I bare.. paw 011111/1/. 101181111114 FT II•X•DtPR. Oar Orr, sae of the °tardier Guards, re placed at the bey tired with tile ceerimion of the bilowteg [dis pirits! clod.: ABM Ceske Doerr journeymen in the service of Mr. Derry, et 12, titrhal•tew, Pimlico, mid that Met area Wilma sto the prisoner oar into the oho= le • partienler wear is the window, e requosi C im eit t el l i g n it. It was put bear Itina, and after rwita si to tag it tressied to Is thews ethers rose enleshie. Hiring get err vales N. 10e. in Ms basal, be ee4 , " Let IMO IMO ill ems you tree rowed se, " aml while whore rear word Is get Y the accused darted el wiUt the or Ile had to hY Ism& He was Immediately periesd awl Wrist* seemed. Adam Muroran& en undertaker, Heir is SOMA row, mid be purred the primmer , to him with the watch In his band. r • gram dieter*, end leek Mr. Yrederkk Berry, sem or the owner or the vetch, proved the the rimier had committed another robbery of • like description at hie shop in Parliament-strest, so well known cormion with the lamentable occurrence which took place them • short time ego. Re said that on Wednesday night the primer ore is and desired to be shown some watches, when, taking rare of his resed„ be reed oat of the ahoy with a watch. Mitres lost Mitt et him directly. When prisoner wee tern to the statist upon the other chirp wiener beinedirely moraleed him. A third rase, from it pawnbroker's at the east end of the town, showed Lima polestar had committed • robbery there under preciesly eiretunatemee. The primmer wee removed till Thursday. The " set" for the navigation of the 1 hinabe, drawn up by the Kiruna% Commission, is in forty-seven mel ds*. The Nord of Br a, which publishes the principal portion. of It, coteplaine that ell the moot important articles an worded in such a way on to give undue advantage to the needs of Austria. The Dilutor Aimed, under its Vienna head, says : " We learn positively from Conmantinople that the mimics of Y. de Lampe has fully succeeded. The representative' at Austria sad France, acting in common, hare induced not only the cabinet with Reachid Ali and Fuad Pacha M its bead, bat alao the Gerd Council of the Porte, to sanction the Sees natal. The F.sglish legation made no opposition alter Lord de &della'. departure, and maintained an alt.. pothe► Females swim& Ceder those cireurnetanore, it is to be hoped that the mud mail from Constantinople will bring the drman of the Perla" THE MARRIAGE 07 THE PRINCEB9 ROT U.-00 Toderlay 1i C. Dresser, Beg, Mayor of Coventry, an nonnotd to the Town Cotmcil of Ow city east on the oeu• ekes of the montage of the Princess Royal he intended to rives free ball at St. Mary's Hall, sod a awiciert at the Corn Exchange. Two hundred tickets for the concert will be re served for the members of the Council. On the day alter the ceremony the whole of the boys beloeging to the Free Schools will be treated to a thimer.—Biranwykrist Ihnly Ras. _ NARCOTTM—The fire great narcotics, which are ankles of tasiSinal consumpti.n in oce pert of the world or soother, are—tobacco, opium, hemp, betel, and coca. Tobacco is the one universal narcotic; the others are mi nuend by the human race in the following opium by four hundred millions, hemp (i. e. rter:rr by between two and three hundred millions, betel by one hundred millwros , and t , Cli by ten millions. Besides them, Siberia ban its narcotic fungus the Polynesian Islands their era; New Granada and the Himalayas their thorn-appks ; the Florida Indiana their emetic holly; Northern &rope and America their lodunts and sweet gale, "No nation so ancient. - says Johnston, "but has had its osmotic rinotbir from the moat distant times; wine so remote or isolated. but has found within its own binders a pain allayer and narcotic care-dispeller. . . . No other crop.. ev,pt corn, and perhaps cotton, represent more rim nercial capital, or are tbe subjects of • more saaswhil end anirag tratE!. and the omen of more commercial wealth." Besides the various effects which are common to all Ile sir cones, each has characteristic' of Its own redeem reel catalemy, sad exaggerates rather than perverts the seports of the ruses as to external objects ; the Worn-apple. on the other hand. mows truly spectral Newtons, and enables the Indian to converse with the merits of his ancestom. The Siberian fungus gives insensibility to pain without War tering with cosectousness. The common pat ball step all muscular action, but leaves the perceptive Raissehed, Cocrulos indicus mites the body drank witheme diediai the mind. Coca has the wonderful power of nntstalsg tans attar strength in the aim nos of food, and of preventing the waning of the tissues of the body during the greatest end aunt prolonged exertion. The effects of the different nor cota WV not ooiy peculiar, but often opposed. Opium and Imenieh, common in many of their effects, are opposite in this—that the former duniniebes sensibility to external Mc whereas the latter almost infinitely increams it. r rel i rinvsn an antidote to opium, as tea Is to alcohol. Tobacco s mental activity; opium and hashish in crease it • -fold.—Nerional&iWow, Jan. amble. IT SAS. te Loudon and •163 °reed &beet I. to prepare the trlt delivery, the city (with ease 'party of Loath. eft made for ta. *lvo oast! ddM '0 the postal the at one they will netting Loa&o. the City or other St. Illartizie-le- mi on oho la of role will be ow dos is the ahoy other come, It bp of the lotiors is or, will be male ncts. time ovary n early &theory, ig 41 to, alt•mid bs los is the ratios Lis portal ctiottiet of totters, oe ha ailing the attes t, induce them to trict may t, in. atom or may lo c part of written in a the rultirov, u , in the burry of hs Law I.ist, and it is understood. a 7 part of London uned in rattier of vocured at every receiving house. batted quarterly. *as sad places la postal districts." spaaisd by asps. t. t , &meOrr. ONDON AND *lied attention y cad correctness minim lame, for tete, emelt to be nra. To neer - dug evury lig Wars to be At they are ia- ill milk* , bet, me in full, us, of (aids), an As separate Ha% I shown la Übe W. ke district, mad bit Law List, sail it Is natlontwoill, him part of Linden lined is either all vowed et every Mt Reeeirisr Shed quarterly. mot sad plates rental diesel:ls." pealed by mop& Abdo. sad the itialle of Ike dim oeuaiaibe Asir 1 aria say etbir Its .111 earetall, Rare ia rep l y, . I sure ta t er'. 7 rat, lei all malls pra y. vi& —Whoa Imkt It lo resift fors ta tM boa I mods of arm vorialag Mom 'LIED. lagistritas, perbeviii Welk" thergui barieg 'Woe eirbe Ne m. Th• Mord I L bat WI The week itad Wa. ea se tae*. Re aloes and at the dose haatt to ehtttr become tithe Ws -4 Wee% • W top .4 le Ilbellell WE some War. said paeliieg alp 1 wear looted that oboalev.l the key allele hie (object. epyaratat, at asoratec the rly hoer of di to the railway the r 4 the porter greater pert '', .1 that he hail Iy to give them g e o:d . to w the hied which be Row • ere up tar 4 that he bed he; the enteiti: 1c e, introded • era had drew, soda e•wid be VC,' 34. to titer prove by the Ire that eight I so busier. b a • (slag sad s night have el - As there ma so 1 the ease, Mar na the coast, amber of taking a moustached t down : Book R , . tato . hlttoy. t,l,..trotvr) asked legit that Kr. they mode is .boul.l Si Ur Mr. Wliarmia could sot Noe tr.ting elks& Ihs Memory. -In dispeu rovide employ and than odd ✓ than 10,000 e numbered Is t who la- All them ate ..an. who Sad reps of 1464. lam thaw alo Included the won 30,000 la fat atalwed oat otr meter exam! plod to mama two maim,. In Zoglasid. II wit ostitroolw clams at wet oboldy kw was 4 agree wilt welawd week' rat must allow et wets loft awe. SPORTING, Nowtxrnotts for the 0111 AT NORTRAMPTO3I6IIII3 Braise, rot Mara 23. DiftWOO, two miles. Wedgies le be patella Jeseery 20; forfeit' declared February 2. awr ... ..... .1 :::::::: ... t l4 , (16mh Bird Itibi - ilild .' • by So.- - ..... • • •• • ... 1 a ....Talcildrases g 4 ... :: . : i ..... ~ .....Vlm4 4 4 ......... I ... ...... 6 ., ... .. .... 3 3 4 4 ?ft Wiali •- ***** • _ _ _ gip ft: .. ; Iheme. : I MAL .. : Naomi MM. Nom . if . I .= ..... I •••• • • • 4 TAN 8t,./[ lit nia W II declared P .2. . . : ..... N.MINITION% April 16. Distance, be published in due w 1A Swag W n illiam 4 meoll■Bl444h• 4 ; I ST Weems's.* 1 M. Dacia. ... • • Might ...... .... kiiiii : 11 . • TIN ............" • Th. ....::::. Merman I The kiirdin tbeamil 4 Vaatta CArs=" Poodle ....... Herne Ousel 1111ko• Maelurest The Oriass.bf !A bort as Yaws . ranee leek rtrre Deka ...... Twi • • aarr ,breister NOMINATIONS . M Poleigultades WWI HANDICAP, liter. Wpb to Fob. I Omar Pads .. .. AO En= I tu a em er Old oar air . AP Mr legritia Se lid as Ills 0 by sesa ir . 7a . ...... Pllbig ...... ... . **i •.. thaw M.......... ....:::::. ........ tar......i.i. * ::::: eAt:::::.::::: ?.......,.... ..... ... irp.iiiii.:: p.u.w .. .... Gener•l liummt limbo Dissfeetto i lii:fimee 1 • 2 g* Viiii : 1 d• is". . Om• ar :7:7.7.: WM a•r. MGM Wartsit Ma. E=. to So Inaorou y too ads sad • tme. Palleit• to b Wasuier... aai .... 3 —. II realms 1 lb* Sly* DAiDOD: 1 MIMI 4 Noorlooboa —. flBWof as Nut .. 3 Cookomloodolloo ...... Pa ..... ADM 1 • email' 4 or tie Corr AND lice Mime, mile sad a qa due; forfeits declare . ...... • ...... : .... 6ii.6 :-..-...........i ~wiiidi.:i a ...... I ..... 4 • HONINATIONS if SO HIIIIINARKIT HANDICAP, r April 6. Mime, 1 Nis 6 kw. 66 s. Welghli le be published in due km PbA Feb. 2. see AS AP Amisian L aw s , 3d4 Trkir........ .. 4 .II °lsar Pais • Mem ..... .. 3 byt&oe vij .. ..... 1 . 4 -•-" -- • ............. wire : is Mails: MIL - • CI: : TICI• 4 'flmmi' 4 ll•dmise s w . s wMw I s w I rirs L1174TH4N.-(THIS DAT.) Twelve o'clock this morning the register skewed fiat the Leviathan had advanced 4 feet Stades et the bow, wad 3 het 4 inches et the stern. An two o'clock the advance made wee 6 feet 2 Inch/eat the lam end 7 het 3 inches at he Mesa. EAST AND FAST INDIA DOCIS.-(THIS DAT) This afternoon the usual half-yearly general saseatta of the proprietors of the Past end Wert India Docks WY laid at the Dock•house, Bdlitee•agoars, Mr. WILLIAM Roc rtc Chairmen of the Board of Directors, In the chair. The report stated that the balance in hand amounted to 17,7f01- 410. M., oat of that stun the directors riecassseaded that the dividend for the pad half-year should be continued at the rate of 3 per cast., tree of income tax. and that the erne be made payable on Monday next. The report wee unanitneealy adopted, and the dividend bay dean& DOCI COMPANY,-(2M18 DAT.) This afternoon the moat half-yearly meeting of the above company was held at the °Mass, in Fencharch-street ; Mr.NATTIANIIL GOULD, Chairman of the Board of Direc tors, In the Chair. The %Rowing waa the report :—" The directors have to report that the number of ships sad their tonnage, which etlwsb the Commercial Docka in the year 1867, we. as /allows, via.:-620 wood laden, 265,313 tons; 362 corn laden, 71,936 tone; 33 vsrioualy laden, 5,7.59 tons; 46 light, 11,111 tows. Tots!, 1,081 vessels; 364,118 tot:m— ewled* la 1866, 939 yowls; 318,622 tens. The stock of weed goods on the premiers is large; and the stock of grain, although small compared with the empabilities of the company's granaries, is in excess eflast year. The directors recommend that a dividend be declared for the half-year of 2!. 10a. per cent. free of income tax upon the capital stock of the company, and that the gams be payable on and after Monday, the 25th instant." The following gentlemen go out of oMoe this day, via.:— John Masterman, Esq., Peter Roll Req., James What sass Boaanquet, Esq , Thome Francis Wilson, Erg., Directors; and Wm. George Prescott, Eaq , Auditor. The is also a vacancy for a director in the room of Edmund Brandt, Esq., who has resigned in consequence of his btu& mos engagements requiring him to reside in St. Petersburg. The Cu t tsw.ty , in moving the adoption of the report, de clared it to be his confident conviction that the business of the present year would exceed that of lam. The report wee unanimously adopted, the dividend de clared, and the outgoing directors and auditor re-elected. Mr. Richard Brandt was elected a director in the room of Mr. Edmund, Brandt, resigned. Mr. John Mews was also elected a director. - - The proosedisee closed with the meal compliment to the chairman, office.* .d directors. THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LexocAcis.—For our neighbours acme the channel, who do 111•011 efueiori—who rah into each other's arms when wit ki Xehidts hands—who ace in despair when we me simply annoyed— who deal in ecstasies and agonies with the most lavish pro digakty — have , it is stran g e t o say, though their 'meth strands with phrases expressive of all those superlative sensations, • kerma , * which is not adapted, as ours la, for the vehement and impetu ous tid e of passion. They hays, hefted, a yobs which can be elegant, spintrults, dainty, epigrammatic, and antithetical, beyond anything which we eau attain to. The very genius of their speech is order, precision, moneys ; their words balance each other with as instinct of propriety foreign to our wilder syllables; even their tragic muse marches heroically upon the stilts of rhyme. French is the imeeiel language of sins mote, of laytrgr, of those little gleaming arrows of talk which carry the point of • dagger or a needle in their innocent-seeming : there is so latitude for • tumult of half-expressed thoughts in this well-ordered language, everything must be sharply and early cot, distinct in conception and reties in word. The very power of doable r tend,' fur which it is famous, depends upon this extreme regularity and balance of speech ; dr It Li only here that the separate meanings of which a word Is eepeble are so distinctly yet delicately individualised. And this completest of tongues has its own virtues and its cm defects consequent upon its were. The greatest genius Ye Nor world could scarcely find in It that torrent of glowing end exuberant expreeslon, overflowing all bounds, in which leaguers more primitive pour forth the strong parkas of humanity, the wild human outcry of great hope or over irlishalli despair; but for all the emotions which are lees than the for lively sensations, livid thought., in cidents o f pathos, .11 the auporficiel sentiments which stir us with pleasure or with melancholy, but do not stir us very deeply, there is no language equal to this langwin of points tad epigrams—this native air el dialogue and syfiogio, this tongue which is so happily adapted, not for sag bat for ✓ags.—Bleckwood's itarrand, Jen.: number. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8. 1858. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY L 1311115 LRAM= AI 11:1[113 IRNIALL Two o'CLoor.. The railway share market to-day is general] flatter. In most cases a reduction of to per cent. is exhibited. London an North Western stock is now quoted 981 to 98/ ; Great Western, 881 to 681; Midland, 94 to 93f, being steady ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, NI to 941; and Great Northern, 24/ to 25 per share. Grand Trunk of Canada shame are lower. Indian descriptions exhibit dulneas. In foreign railway shares leas business is going forward. ORDINARY MARIS AND MOLL lawn To. Ws %sly Is 1 pas. 7 atairrlist..Bre. . liess.Wate. It law Win eft.. Loa. a Cbsi. ler Mogi sat 1tiaw—......... 4 *1 If ft SS 91 stl 3 1 is . NI 12 4 6 111 St •••• —4 ISe 19 Ni lle 46 IS 21 8$ If IS 92 94 21 4 Ole IS SG Si 111 99 If 10s 106 46 67 1116 116 N IN 19 2 IS OS If SS S f^ II 9 pa NI . 3 1 I ile i 4 F i lm ° V., -- s." - Vi:ii7.7.: igitYria Wien MA" Ors A .. DA Om I .. ew0.... Glassoe Ninth Wallin. Onvet Meath et %efts/ Greg !Unbars - et I Gr eet Wotan (it kWh sod W. (1m ) _ _ 1 - 1117.116;ri rllO7 I Larisatur sa# Carlisle Dib Thirds . Da, Now TI Do. k Do. le ap. . I. Si S done Lemke ma _ Dik. N0W..... ( fries SMP Waters 111.=& liolidlin .1% Weis" 14 %10 911 iti e 41. WS Ile it; toe MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two o'CLool. The funds to-day are flatter. At one period a reduction of about I per cent was shown. Present quotations are i ' l to I per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. The other markets are weaker. Consols for money have been marked 931 to 941 ; and for account (4th Feb.) 941 to 961 ez div. The present quotations are 94; for cash, and 93 for the February account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to 941; the New Three per Cents., at 94} to 96/ ; Bank Stock, at 220; and Exchequer Bills, at 9s. to 12s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. are steady at 98; to 991. Other foreign stocks are very quiet, with no im portant change in price. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Buena Ayres Bonds, at 94 ; Chilian Six per Cents., at 102 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Cer tificates, at 99 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, at 56 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 88 ; ditto, for account, at 87; to 88 ; the Spanish Coupon Certificates, at ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, (16th Jan.); at 98; to 981; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 1031 ; and Venezuela Active Bonds, at 31. We are requested to state that there has never been any foundation whatever for the rumour of a proposed purchase of the business of the Globe In surance Office by the London Assurance Corporation. It is believed that, as soon as the drain consequent upon the dividend payments shall have been met, the position of the Bank will be still sufficiently strong to warrant a reduction of the rate to five per cent. The action of the Bank of England, however, is of minor importance, since the rates current for good bills in the open market are already as low ma 5 to 58 per cent. In exceptional cases transactions take place even below 5 per cent. At the Bank of England and in the discount market the demand yesterday was only moderate. The general supply of money con tinues far in excess of the means of employment for it. In consequence of the movement by the Bank of England, the joint stock banks have altered their rates of allowance on deposits. Some allow more than ethers. The London and Westminster Bank will in future give 4 per cent. on all deposits, old and new, except for sums below 6001., on which only 3 per cent. will be allowed. The London Joint Stock Bank give 4 per cent. on all deposits. The Union Bank of London, Commercial Bank, and City Bank give 5 per cent. on all deposits. The rate of the Bank of London remains at 6 per cent. Finally, the London and County Bank will take in no fresh deposits above 4 per cent., but allow 6 per cent. on existing contracts. The rate allowed by Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co. is 4i per cent. for deposits, whether on call, or subject to a few days' notice. Their previous rates were 6f per cent. in the former and 61 per cent. in the latter cue. The amount of gold purehaaed by the Bank of England yesterday was about 90,0001. According to some of the letters from Paris, it is not improbable that the rate of discount of the Bank of France may be shortly reduced from 6 to 4f per cent. A large amount of business was again done yester day in the produce market. Sugar is comparatively dull, being pressed formic by importers; but tea has again advanced, and saltpetre sold at an improve ment of fully ls. per cwt. Coffee, rice, and cotton were all very firm. Tallow, as well as Scotch pig iron, have advanced. The death is announced of Mr. John Henderson, of the late firm of Fox and Henderson. We understand that a call of 41. 18s. (making with the deposit 61. paid) is upon the point of being an nonneed on the shares of the Eastern Bengal Rail way Company. It will be payable as follows, viz., 21.85. per share on the 31st March, and 21. 10s. on the 31st May. The weekly traffic return of the North Eastern Railway Company presents a decrease of 1,7461. ; that of the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 4,0471. • and that of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,0471. The variation of 2,6871. shown in the Great Northern return is an increase and not a decrease, as stated yesterday. This would be obvious from the official figures, which were given in another column of the same impression. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co.: During the past week nothing panicaim has occurred fit the market for American securities. There has beets a steady demand for all State decks, with some inquiry for the lead ing railroad bonds and shares. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Herald of the Morning, to convey pas sengers from Liverpool for Sydney, at the rate of 141. 7s. ld. per head. The mail steamer Celt arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in November, from Plymouth; also the following transport steamers, viz. :—On the 3rd Nov., the Italian, from Cork; on the 6th, the Her sills, from Portsmouth ; on the 7th, the Hydaspes, from Woolwich ; on the 16th, the Ireland, from Portsmouth ; on the 26th, the Calcutta, from Cork ; and on the 28th Nov., the Southampton, from Gravesend. Within a few days after arrival, each vessel sailed again for India. Adrian. have also been received of the arrival of the troopships Blen heim and Lightning at Calcutta. THURSDAY iTINDRI. The reduction in the Bank rate had been gene rally anticipated, and, consequently, exercised no important influence upon the stock markets, the variations of which were principally caused by the chequered :news from India. The fonds opened with flatness, owing to the intelligence of the death of the gallant and lamented Havelock, and to the renewed evidence afforded by the present advice, that the task of crushing the mutiny in India is as yet far from completed. A demand for stock for the pending settlement in Consols, however, occasioned rise of f per tent. A relapse subsequently ensued, but the closing quotations were equal to the advanced rates which were established at 4 o'clock yesterday. The rate of " continuation "on Consols to the February settlement declined in the morning to 3-16 per cent, or equal to only 2$ per cent. per annum. So low a rate bringing forward a few borrowers of money on stock, the quotation at the close was rather stiffer, at 3-16 to 3 per cent. The final quotation for loans on Consols until the 4th of February may be considered 3to 3$ per cent. The abundance of money and comparative scarcity of stock here indicated are caused chiefly by the large withdrawals of stock by the Bank of England and by other bankers, who sold or borrowed money upon it during the recent monetary pressure. We have repeatedly pointed to the probability of these large masses of stock being withdrawn from the Stock Exchange with returning ease in the money market. Most of the other departments of the Stock Ex change were weaker this afternoon, owing to specu lative realisations. After the recognised hours, Indian railway shares of most descriptions were offered at lower prices. Consols, which were quoted at the claw of the Stock Exchange yesterday 941 to k ex div., for to morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 941 to t, advanced to 93 " buyers," and closed at 941 toil. For the 4th of February the last price was 93, " buyers." The official business report is as follows:—Thres per Cent. 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Issansorio Jas. ?.—T, or roll loili f sod Fla. Mr Isar Illande won dor al OM On Ribs M lid—idmin 5.4 U. Wdolor M IM Of {4 14 IN IS 10 IN 154 le 4 15 1a II 12 U 21 NI 10) a ms pu si II 92 Si i I Ps U •7 IN in Te 8 II N Ili ale S Ila MAT% Oi 1 ii - ir 4 ai ho a sai ti Se N Si Pa A ti 40 4414 b I la 111 1116 w e" 1 li pa I 2 s IN 4 4 II U 39 li Si i as i lea Ili LI itit O f IF 11 it Ili ir iti U 11, VII $ Ili i ill (I) f i 63 US) "I $ i 101 NI 7f NI N Ti PI Ni li K 10 It .1 60 is io tit • 'Ti I mi ". 1 II 111 4 II ii 1 17 Id 44 if If If et 111 41 ei 4 11 104 IN q 4 ii li '4 4 .1 li , I lig If Of If If IS I i I tj IT # tr V 7 64 II H 1i55 54 f 1 i 1 I _ The New Two-and a-111:f per Cents. were also officially marked 78. India /Rook was quoted 218 to 123, ex div. Exchequer Bills remain firm, at 841. to 11s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked as high as 991, closed at 98} to 99, or about per cent. lower than yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. may be quoted 103/ to 104. Russian stocks were in demand, and higher. Most other foreign securities exhibited steadiness. Canadian Government Six per Cents. were rather more offered to-day, and declined about 1 per cent. In the securities of the New South M es, South Australian, and Nova Scotian governments, the transactions are becoming more active. Bank shares to-day were generally steady, at former prices. The shares of the two Discount Companies were firmer, closing severally at 41. per share. Netherlands Land preference shares were inquired for. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph were officially marked 71 (101. paid) ; and Australian Royal Mail, 21. The quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as follows, viz.: Oude Rail way, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Central Oude Railway, tot prem.; Punjaub Rail wa y, to 1 prem.; Indus Steam Flotilla, to 1 prom. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Copiapo Ex tension Railway, 1 dis. to par ; Riga Railway, to Pram. MINES,-THIS DAY. Two °Twat. Business in British mines to-day is very limited; no transactions whatever are reported from the Stock Exchange. Prices are in most cases nominally quoted the same as yesterday. In foreign mining shares the recent animation has subsided, and scarcely any transactions have taken place this morning. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in tits Mining Exchange yesterday Alfred Consols, 12, 121, 1 • Bast Basset, 100 • East Gan nialake and South Bedford, Ms., 34e., 3.55. , Berodsfoor, 7, 7j; Wheal Edward, 71, 1; Wheal Trelawney, 27, 271. TIMPADAT A fair amount of business was done to-day in home mining stocks, and prices are generally firm. In a number of cases an advance has been established, including shares in North Barnet, West Basest, North Frances, and Alfred Consols. The following may be given as some of the quotations current at the close, viz. :—North Basset, 14 to 15; West Basset, 23i to 241 ; North Frances, 11 to 12; East Basset, 95 to 100; Wheal Edward, 7* to t ; Great Wheal Alfred, 41 tot ;Lady Bertha, 175.; and Scat ridge Consols, If. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The change in the weather has tended to check the up ward movement in the wheat trade, which was perceptible, at the commencement of the week. Bales proceeded slowly this morning at Monday's currency for both wheat tnd flour. Barley in ehort supply sad its value maintained. Oats, is the absence of supply, improved in value fully ls. per qr. Hews and pubs Andy. D. ney . 5ii .7. 7. 56 7 2 :t0 5i0a. m i JAff ireo tTO JAN. rwami 1 2tg I 7 . Imo • Ott leak )100. 111 ; Toreisu noir— latnN. tow arh Woes 11.111411 M L Bom WiNSt. litaz*, 16a 2*.; Osy, SY. lad. Rra ; a 3:4. Paaa 4Ta IMPERIAL Irma:AGRA. I i;..-F1 /a Oa 114 Os IN Dal A If Jan. I y r ti 4ts 41a 10 10, Ss was' Ass. AVOW 1 8. ml R RI Its. o In.le la. 9.- bum—What. Laski. 00,14 Itys. B. asol Poss. Ix Maws SMIIVIIM !111 11.11019•11010 111 TZII AT112•1111 MIR OP VCIAT 1•10/11 TEX WI Id IMICilb. Doe. O. De. 111. Die. 1 57 Fa a ad ne as Id Is7iia 90 No lt sto 9 km Sc L k 19 5 49 9 41 4 47 7 47 A 1711 ',LIVERPOOL CORN MART/RT.—THIS DAY. (IT XAONETIO TZLIONAPN.) (MOM 0111 OWN 0011SINIPONDP.NT.) We base had a moderate Waltham, this ds , bat the ends was dull, in consequence of holders asking prices, which checks operations. In wheat, dour, sad adieu emu, prices must be considered nominal, at Tuesday's rates. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The merketa opened the first week of the year with hay proved appimrsoces for most articles. Sticitz—A large mount of business has been done at an advance of Is. to 24 upon the prices which retail at the elms previous to the holiday, the largest advance being on good and Am current .1113litiel. Correa.—The large phblic sales have gone off at the ex treme prices to Is. advance. TEA.—There have been few buyers at advancing rates, establishing an advance of id. on common congou, and Id. to lid. on medium congou. Common sold at lc lid., end in many came holders now ask Is. lid. Rica has advanced 6d. 5AL1717113 sold in public isle at Is. to 13. 6d. advance. COTTOII.--A large business done at id. advance. Briers gissrally inn. Pappik los advanced id. per lb. The markets close for the week with an upward tendency. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The tomtit is steady. Town tallow is quoted 635. nett nab; Petersburg Y.C. en tits spot, Ms. ; January and Mae*, 565. ; Mare, 66e. ; October end December, 51.. 9d. to 69e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is not large but the demand is email, and It is difficult to maintain Monday's quotations emit for choicest descriptions. In the sheep market there is scarcely anything doing; the small amount of business transacted is at rather lower rates ; calf trade is very dull. From Germany and Holland there are 65 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk 200 • 100 frorn the Northern and Midland, and 103 milch oowa from the Home Counties. /*Mao odes S. 0. a I Par skismue Oa ad. a 4. Sod 0006110refarda. 4 I 4 MI Bei Des allabrodoll 0 0 n SW ..4a•rdi 44 4 4 Ike Ic=a ...... 410 0 0 esedad quail boola I 4 010 Da 00 4 n Calm 4 4 00 Ihria A imend iiiiiii 4 0 4 4 S I 4 11 Mani 0 0 0 wit boo • Twr-bmis 1 1 0 4 tmat. llls v..... 0 Larko. 101; drop sad Imals. 0.010; dslys. 1611; Om HIDIIB.-THIS DAY. HlDES.—Lasaaaanat..—Priam:-6611:o. to 6411 a, d. ; 1341b5. to 721ba, 30. nib& to 801bs. 30. to 3 801bs. to 88Ibs., 3.d. to 4d.; 69Th.. to 961b5.. 4d. to 961bs. to 1010.. 41d. to 4id. ; hides, ; call light, 3s. to 4s. &I.; T.. to 7.. ed. BERMONDSEY —Sheet . Skins—Polled, 6.. to 7s. 6d. ' Hosts and half-had ., 6d. to 6.. 61.; Downs, 3.. 44 . to 4s. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARK r.-THIS DAT. Mamma. Pat/mien and Smith report a Letter demand *T all deseriptkma of hop at 2a. to 3a. per owl. advance on the haat qualities. COAL MARKET.—MIB DAY. Holywell, 16m. 6d•; Hmetlng's Hartley, Ms.; Babel& West Hartlmy, 166.-14 ship at market. THE IMPENDING BANK COMIIITTEL—The whole of oar banking system is to be explored, it is said, before the impending committee, with an acute? attention if pos sible, than ever before; and though we cannot expect a great deal of new light, we may perhaps hope to have some. We should opeotally hope that we shell not have on any Arturo occasion the clean of theortsta who have beset no lately, end who maintain that the government relaxation of the Act of 1844 is • debasement of the currency, and yet do not dare distinctly to impugn its propriety; with mush epeenktore there ought to be no argumentative quarter. A debasement of the currency is • measure which can never be right under any imaginable conjuncture of events it is a violation of • fundamental maxim of morality. We can imagine many rewritings under many circumstances for a suspension cf cash payments , unfortunate events may our paying our debts for a time, and it may et be emissary to postpone all creditors, to avoid an unequal preference of some few. But we can imagine no cfrcumetsumes in which it would be right to com to weep little shillings instead of large obit- Pi: r ge:l e o words or be too stem for the subterfuge of pro fessing to pay our debts, when wears really giving lees Uwe we pithead to ropy. Those whom theory levelly com pels them to take this view of the government relaxation. ought to have opposed it with a far greater declaim and explieltnese. As • matter of Lot, we apprehend. however , that the practical good same of the most accoorplithed el suit persons really makes them feel that if they bed b is the position of responsibility, they would have Med es her Majesty's government have dons; and ecoorailsgly, whatever • rigid logic may advance, their seeential judgment is in its favour.—Netiersal Review, Jan. number.