The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton lib. Corn mi...i,.ner Gonlbws.) IN RI •IIIIPL. The bsakrnpt wag • romehmt and cambia' agent, of soy Breed-street. This was the exambation meetieg. TM amounts replied by Mr. Chatters. of Milk-street, ex raided owe twoyeare sad a half prior to February Let, and am ,' s .1 1 , of 43,1131. due to smaressed creditors, and emu , ..f Mout Itypild., beside WOO consignments Y CostuatinoOs Malta, Alexandria, sad Ceylon, "hied at 2.710 f. A further sum of 78,M. Wm b. to creditors holding erreriiy, Lid property Meld being estimated at upwards of 80,1111114 There were e go liabilities of 6.4691. Stoop the arm cams into the wart war Mbllaiss of 130,000/. have been rag oQ tgr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, stated that he had been ▪ prm, reeking to realise some large debts, which he had mererded to doing. Os his return he had filed his balance ingt , but the a 1011 wished fur time to examine it. The 'm o n o wasamed to a short engagement, bat thought that Se corm ought not to be thrown upon him. itmos, for the magnees, and Mr. Reed, for creditoes, tseasted to ea ittournment at the expense of the estate. His Hower said the cam was clearly one in which the erl immusi ought sot to be at th e b an k rupt ' s own expense. ' Mourned for a month. IN kr LLEILS. This rase Mood for judgment on the question of oritilloate ; wt his Honour deferred his judgment bra few days, into• that be should, in dialing with the question of rest gm., take WO consideration the truth and eafacliney el the b o wer's mounts. The Lord. Justice,' had on Sande es order that th e bankrupt o ug ht t o peas, but is this goy appeared to have reserved all questions ,V er of wow or conduct, for consider a ti on a t the certificate Yr. IrLirrinc• dissented from this view, and mild that it tins musty to what had been the practice of the coast for . usury and a half. His Honour said the judgment of the !Ards Jietices o wed to hays laid down • new principle ; but Os was will hear to the one re-argued. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The January elision of the above court commenced this Wore the Right II o. the Lord Mayor, the Re order. Nr. BUMF Lemma., Mr. Sherif Allen, ler.l.:nder. Mord Millard, and Mr. Under-Sherd( Parker. Them wen madames present at the sitting of the court. The tint edition of the calendar acclaim the name of Pri.°°!."' whit was called upon to mete on the read key lined to take the oath. The Recorder asked the reason. and he elated that he con vied by taking the oath in the form it wasadminiatered, he me pledging the favour of which he thought he had se right to do, and he therefore declined to take the oath. In answer to an enquiry whether the gentleman belonged lithe Society of Friends or to any of the other redrew Rea that were by law exempted trom taking oaths, he replied let be dul out belong to these or any particular sect of ail lt L court laid it had no power to relieve the gentlemen Rea lb. obligation of taking an oath ruder he belonged to mot lb. religious persuasion. that were referred to to the act of parlament. and they were conatilting as to the coarse Om should be taken, when another gentleman, who had hem atinzioard, volunteered to verve in the place of the read jeer who objected to take the oath, and the Law was imeequestly relieved tam hi. attendance. The Recorder then proceeded to charge the grand jury, ltd be mid he wee glad to be able to coogratulate them that ~rrewere very few prisoners fur trial. and that their labosm oneeeneequeotly holy to be very light. He at the mine line said thhaatt none of thie u terere likely to present any Malty and he should, a t once dismiss them to Whir duties, bat, in coasequenee somethiag that eoeerred et the last sesekm, he thought it right to inform them that ao bill could be found wept by a majority of the grind jury, and that majority must consist ad she weber d twelve et Waal. The grand jury that retired. The kedges who will preside this esseke are Lewd Chief lecke Csispbell. 'Mr. Boron Martin, sad Mr. legate Willem. The elderome who are to et as seed memmir &ears are Maws. Foreheads/it, Humpharyffer 1. Mee gime, Salomons, Be H. Maggeridge, sad Philflya The grand jury wore rely discharged ce het Wedesedny fort ftbt, mod dace that period 13 prisoesn bamboos emealt ted to take their eery. The most mime dregs magma these la that spinet William J who bamesed at rob =ay statteped murder is • of heels, As t wiU oleo be preferred ageism* Mr. wsmear, Ilbe captain' of the Heather Bell, merehest_m_srisiag em er d est of • charge of alleged cruelty to aa tltst vessel. The led in queues, it ter 17 ".... resaL l bend, =_. overheard durtag the voyage and was The charge ia to be prehrted se MI of smash only. The teteaksolee ot the mem that have beim inmenittel trisl ewe the adjournment of the mewl it of the onlisary charmer ; bet there are three= were po.rposed at the December omen that are of .portcan imunes. The feet le the cheep against Chris tie Saider, Damian, for the meriller of Th.* the detec tive officer. Ties priseeer apples to be lOW, ciestatnte of Aerie is this *matey, asd be would hem barb altogether Improvidel with legal assistance if the sheriffs bad sot bemeadz i l did terfamid is lb* inater lad at their Masao/ he Ite wH by Mr. 'Alley, mad upon the application of flat %reel gestletnes the trial was p etposed from the last scion, hi eider that be might have ea of me = the has of defence tied should adopted. It is however. that the only struggle that rem be made .111 be to tedsavour to mime the crime to thee of nee elareghter. epos the mound that the dammed was sot eneed with the_proper legal authority to arres t sa d detain the pei maw. The pioneer, who sterna .o be • teas wise hoe re mind a tolerably rod eduest ion, hes roaducted hietealf with Vat propriety Mare he has been cosfised In Weergate, sad ',yews to ham made up be Blind to the wane The nest sr is the cheep of utialemeaeour against two gentimess. mined Y sad Piper, -hi, hto preferred at the envenom of the City Commissioners of Sewers, the corporates of Landes, who originally iaterfered in the matter, having d.- ohm] to pronged further with it. the Mime* alleged against the de/rodents beteg, that in the coarse of .erne building %matins, that were being carried on upon the sire of the old Mortlielda berial-ground, the remains of the dead were die bated is aa unbecoming manner. Both them cues will M plaes.l is the Judaea' bat on Wednesday for biol. The belt ease is one also of misdemeanour, sentely, the charge spinet Mr. of Auchmuty Glover, lam M.P. foe Beverley, of having mede • klee declaration se to hie qualification to take • mat is the House of Coommen. The pro...curios, it. will be remem bered, was instituted is accordance with • resolution of the house and the case wiU be conducted by the Attorsey end liolicitor-Omeral, Mr. Bodkin, and Mr. Webby, end special tooneel, it is undentood, are retained for the defendant. of There are • pest many witticism to be examined in rupport the prosecution, and from the fact of it being incumbent opm the crown to rstableh a negative propositioa. • good may difficulties are likely to arias in making out the charge. A amber of witness., bate, It hi mid, also been subponaed sa behalf of the defendant, and if the case should be tried ant, it will probably occupy mon than one day. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. ISIANSION-HOUSB. Ann Riumnie, aged 16 3 ear., wan charged before the Lord Mayor with having robbed Steen Bee of her puree, contain lag 2s. 41, in Cheapside. The pmseentriz said ea she passing along Cheepside the secompanied by tw o o th er b oy . , walked close by slipped ha hand into berporket, end took it out, and she Asa mussed bee puree. which she had felt but the moment Wee. He walked otr rapidly, end she then called to • paileemea, and pointed him out an a person who h a d j us t etTher, end when h e o b serve d t h e policeman be began . d herd an be could, but wen soon apprehended. The e, primmer w wan not known u • thief by the police, wed iberefor The Laid Mayor sentenced him to imprisonment and hard Mew for three months. instead of .endin g him to be tried Y the entre] Criminal Court. The primer —There is not • word of truth in the charge, sy ime ; and I MI wallet but a victim. bin Gaily wee charged with baying threatened to take tam the lib of bin wife. no wib mid be lad been in the habit of besting her, but IMAM not tie se yesterday, Loving confined buneelf to come leasse, bet they were e;r Unit her life, end she was amid le weld de as be promised. The dlmehnt—The fart is, my lord, she is as tad as I am, the always partake, of the gin (or which I pay. /he bed Mayor- Do you mean that )ou both get drunk bl remint--Cartainly and when we have spent all my stmay abe bents me sad goes to spend her money with ano the Ira, sod sim bps me, whet I accuse her, that she he. • ban rain ready kr ber. Iraad Weyer (to the wife)— What have you to say to eement Ms wile—Why, my lord, I am obliged to drink with him, eel _it mom than las bear. I want to be separated from bin enegmb .11014141 Meyer —WA yes will be able to protium • Man by the new set; nod I really think you w 0 isseb ld better off If you part, for if you esedisne leek each ,her b drieking, there will be se pure eitbm ad yea. She says you have ban ▪ Irbil of beating brit. Now, that is mwerdly amid all appear glee be tieing all you can lo brutalise siest geld bail to the smount of 101. the arse der ale mentise towards your wile and the ildil:ber Majesty's anlOsin • l arr nib L e. eves, aged wen eisseged with heviep stolen aged of de appals of a alup, wit° Mid let MYR& THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1858. The prisoner acknowledged that be bed " done the trick," but it was because he was hungry. It was stated that the boy had seen lately discharged from Holloway prism, and was always hanging about the railway and the ne4hhourhood of -etreet, for the purpose of robbing captains on their way to their ships —a sort of safe robbery, as the chances generally are that the owners of the moperty stolen are about to sail. The boy wee sentenoed to imprisonment with hard labour for three mouths. SOUTHWARK. TOR " PUOITIVE SLAVE GIRLS" IMPOSTURE. Mr. Burchani, this morning, received the following letter from one of the guardiane of Chelsea pariah: .• Sir,—lt may be eatiefectory to you to know that you arrived at a proper conclusion in this cam, as proved by the following —The father of the girls (who wee as tamale of Chelsea Workhouse) wee taken ill and died yesterday, sad to-day the mother, accompanied by one o f th e Ole, called to see the cos, and, when again confronted with the porter, at once acknowled g ed that the whol e was a deceit, which they were prompted by others to practise arm the benevo lent.-1 am , MP, your obedient servant, J. H. WALKIR ; one of the juudis a of the pow of Chelsea ; 6, Wellington punt . 31, 1867." is IN 10 IN IN tei to to It• IM .11 Is. ha &BABB LISTS.--Tilib DA I. Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day is strong, and higher. In many cases an advance of 3 to per cent. is presented. Gre a t W es t ern stoc k has risen f por cent., being quoted 694 to 69. London and North Western is quoted 99 to ; Midland, 92 to # ; Lanoasbire and Yorkshire, 94i to 951 ; Great Northern, 241 to per share • Lon don and South Weste rn , 494 to ; and ; and E astern Counties, 11 16-16 to 12 1-16. . Grand . Trunk of Caniiia — and Great Western of Canada shares have risen considerably. Haifalo and se Huron are also in demand. Most of the French and India stocks are looking up. Dutch Rhenish and Pernambuco are rather dull. ORDINANT SHAM AND ITOCIL sk. i ea.l Unman. aukkauNet.e..t.AlLJa, MGM rat 11.11min_ Iltria.Weiv. • Mar Volley Bits US. *Ohm Jana Orlotel sal 1m1ar.....-- Shibers CloNer aid 111111rmi1..... Oak sad larks Oceurll Dluil:. — Pera, - Si era. . Willa Biaml hoe& Ihrat Eamisitirest6-7= I @rani Wm, ais• — • _A am Ilia 1r5t.........7, art laamotass .... illabergh awl GI Vollabers?„ Prink. Wisits: o. — iabisieiet — Soctlae - T._ One Derairs - N. A, DOW... De. 5,5100 k... et. Ikea. eat Rea. Om) Onat Wawa - ....... ...... . _ _ De. aisarVals, ca.. 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'' 51 lei 44 49 I L U ee 19 Ulf Ili If 191 SS U = ;-- al II ■ SO 41 If $1 II U II 4' 41 5 54 ii 45 104 1.5 to 'I II IN II II di I .1 1 It It Slab Is IS I I I 11 F r *II i - I iill 111 ff 5 I 54 54 li le 4 . r 1 i I I 1 11 U N Mr. Bright, M.P., has been staying daring the put week with Mr. Cobden, at Dunked Howe. We believe that Mr. Bright is nearly reamed to good health.— Wet &wax Geniis. NEW JUDOES.—Mr. Serjeant Byles will be the new judge in the room of Mr. Justice Creswell, appointed to the Court of Divorce and Matrimonial Canoes. Mr. Serjeant Willa is appointed the new judge of the Supreme Court In ladle.—Orairear THE ROYAL MARRIAGE.—We read in the Oho , twr:—lt le understood that them wYI he a genend illtunise tkm en the aickt of the nuptials, MI the whilst will be formelly before the troperades of the thy of Los ro:Lrkithe coarse of sera with. As night rasesi. the approaching royal nierdepo will he. •Nobel inlisesos epos the metropolitaa trainmen ; it rail sera Newt oppor tunely to their aid, and will do troth is mile Its to ever crane that feeling of °winks sad &PIS slhh trent financial events have created. Amorous tho principal mil liners it is stated—and we give it for the rallieseitra of these of our hir lady readers who may reside it ewer horn the mestropolis—th.tt the fashionable WWI Sw Wits drew. om this oessslos will be blue. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two o'CLoom The funds to-day are firm, and are quoted 1. per cent. higher than they closed on Saturday. The share markets are generally higher. Confidence is stimulated by the extensive influx of gold. Consols have been dealt in at 94} to and are now quoted 941 to 1 ex div. for the Bth January. The "continuation" to the February settle ment is 1 to per cent. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 941 to }; the New Three per Cents. 941 to t ; Exchequer Bills, ss. to is. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 981 ; and India Bonds, 2s. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. are steady, at 981 to 99. The Guaranteed Four per Cents., as well as Peru vian, Mexican, Russian, and Venezuelan Bonds, are all inquired for. Sales are recorded u fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 991 ; ditto for account (15th Jan.), at 100; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., at 641 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifloates, at 991 ; Mexican Bonds for account, at 211 to 20/ ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 801; ditto, Three per Cents., at 66 to 65i ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 431 to 441 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 1091 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., at 861 to 88 ; ditto for account, at 85 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, at 41, cx div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., at 981 ; ditto, for account (16th Jan.), 981, 981, and 99 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 104 ; ditto, for account, at 1031 to 1031; Venezuela Active Bonds, for account, at 32 to 33. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. opened at 08.60 for the new account (end of January), and at half-put one o'clock were quoted at the same price. The Maid of Judah has arrived from Sydney, with 197 ounces of gold and 14,600 sovereigns on freight. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank of England on Saturday, consisting almost entirely of the supply by the Suffolk, was no less than 320,0001., making a total of fully 400,0001. since the date of the list return. A further large amount, ex the Suffolk, is expected to be sent in to-day. On the other hand, we remark symptoms of a revival of the demand for silver for India. The applications to the Bank of England on Saturday were very light. In the open market good bills were freely discounted at 7 per cent., and even as low as 61 per cent. The Bank rate is now a merely arbitrary one, the real value of money being determined by the market " out of doors." With nearly twelve millions of coin and bullion, and nearly seven millions of re serve, the Bank's rate of discount must be speedily lowered to 6 per cent. Compared with the prices quoted at the com mencement of 1857, those now current show a rise of 221. per 1001. in Caledonian Railway Stock, 261. in York and North Midland, 181. in Leeds Northern, 131. in Berwick, 141. in Eastern Coun ties, 91. in Edinburgh and Glasgow, 61. in Great Northern, 101. in Lancaster and Carlisle, 61. in Manchester and Sheffield, 81. in Midland, 101. in Nor folk, and 121. in North British. On the other hand, there is a fall of 61. in Bristol and Exeter Stock, 51. in East Lincolnshire, 21. in Lancashire and Yorkshire, 151. in Great Western, 51. in Brighton, 91. in London and North Western, 111. in London and South Western, and 11. in South Eastern. These are the most striking changes presented in the English railway share lilt. We may add, that at the beginning of 1858 Console are quoted almost exactly the same as at the beginning of 1857. The price of Turkish Six per Cents. shows a rise of 3 per cent. The Bank's stock of bullion, according to the re turn just issued, is 1,272,9001. more than at the be ginning of Jan., 1857, whilst the reserve of notes and coin presents an increase of 1,182,0001. Yet the Bank's minimum rate of discount is now eight per cent., against six per cent. at the corresponding period of last year. The Ottoman Bank have received 12,0001. in gold from the Levant. The demand for silver, for transmission to Ham burg, has slightly revived : the steamer Countess of Lonsdale took out about 20,0001. worth from the Thames on Saturday. Advice, from Marseilles mention the arrival of the steamer Cyudus, from the Levant, with 100,0001. in specie, which will probably be sent into the Bank of France. _ The imports of the precious metals last week were very large. Our list includes:-450,000J. by the Suffolk, from Melbourne ; 200,0001. by the Amelia from the United States; 22 , 3001. from the Levant ; 224,0001. (of which more than half is gold) by the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies and Mexico ; 1 box and 1 bag of specie by the Crimean, from Corfu, Zante, Sec. ; 3 cases of silver coin by the Vesta, from Oporto ; 2 kegs of gold coin by the City of Hambro, from Havre; and 2 kegs of specie by the Lebanon, from the Mediterranean. The total value of these arrivals is not less than 900,0001. In addition, about 100,0001. in silver has been received from the Continent. The shipments have included 14,9401. by the Al hambra, for the Peninsula ; 233,4141. (of which 8,1771. is gold and the rest silver) by the Colombo, for the East ; 11,7201. by the Orinoco, for the West Indies ; 1,0001. by the Ariel, for New York ; and 20,0001. (as above stated) by the Countess of Lone dale, for Hamburg. The total shipments are about 283,0001., nearly all in silver. The advice. received from Melbourne at the com mencement of last month mentioned that the ships Northumberland, Blackwell, and Marco Polo, were advertised to leave for England in October, and the Austral and Donald M'Kay early in November. As the telegraphic intelligence just received from Mel bourne via Suez extends to November, we shall pro bably be shortly informed of the actual departure of some of these vessels with a large amount of gold. The steamer City of Sydney, the arrival of which at Suez has just been announced, was chartered by the agent of the European and Australian Royal Mail Company at Sydney, to convey the Australian mails, owing, it is presumed, to the circumstance of the steamer European not being in a fit state to piro• secute the voyage. Although the former vessel is of only 734 tons register, and with limited steam power, she arrived at Suez only three or four days , after the proper contract time. It is presumed that ' the European would convey the mails leaving SyB- I ney on the 11 th of December for Suez, and the Columbian those of the following month. The steamer Prince Albert arrived at St. Helena, from Portsmouth, on the 18th of November, with troops, and sailed two days afterwards for Bombay. The East India Company did not draw any bills on their respective Presidencies by the mail which was despatched on Saturday. Formal notice is given that the submarine line of telegraph between Cagliari, Malta, and Corfu is now open to the public for the transmission of messages. The directors of the Bank of Egypt have made a final call of 81. bs. per 'hare, payable on the Bth of February. A petition for the winding up di the West Ham Distillery Company (limited), by the Court of Bank ruptcy, is expected to be heard before Mr. Commis sioner Fain on the Bth inst. The interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum is advertised on the shares of the Grand Russian Railways Company. The shares of the Eastern Steam Navigation Com pany (the company to whom the Leviathan belongs) were quoted on Saturday 34 to 41. These are 201. shares, fully paid up. The directors of the Bombay, %rods, and Central India Railway Company, in an advertisement have announced the issue of 55,555 new shares of 181. each. with a guarantee of 5 per cent. per annum from the But ladle Company. Four nee► "bane are to be given for every three existing shares. One fourth of the capital I. to be paid up by the 18th of March, and the new 'hares will be allowed to be paid up in full, at the option of the holders. With reference to the second issue of 500,0001. Bcinde Railway capital, in 23,000 shares of 201. each, with a minimum rate of interest of 61. per cent, per annum, guaranteed by the Honourable East Indict Company, the following circular, dated Dec. 28, hat been untied to the shareholders : The HonoursidetieTEssiindisCompare y having sanctioned I a s econ d i sms o f 600,0001. of Scinds Railway capital in 26,000 shares of 201. ea* it was resolved, at en extraerdi nat7 Fenn's' meeting of shareholders, held on de 17th inst., that th• above capital be created. Is accordanee with the provisions of the company's; act, you are hereby offered shares of the above issue, being in the proportion of one sharer of 201. for every share held by you in tle present oapital of the coputy. Should you desire to seeept this o ff er, either in whole or in part, you are requested to 11l up the annexed form and transmit the same to this office on or before the 20th day of January, 1868, on rece i pt of which an allotment letter will be forwarded to you, enabling you to pay the first instalment of 21. 10s. of a call of Si. per share to the banker* of the company on or before the 29th day of January, 1868. awn:luxtir The funds opened this morning with firmness, at a fresh advance of 1 per cent. Some sales being then pressed, including one of 100,0001., the market receded per cent. Towards the close more steadi— ness was shown, and the latest quotations were only 1 per cent. below those of yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange eontinued. firmness was displayed. Canadian, Indian, and American railway shares attracted attention. The heavier English railway stocks, however, which have lately experienced so important a rise, were rather dull. In some quarters the anticipations en tertained with respect to the forthcoming dividends were not sanguine. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to 1 ex die. for the Bth Jan., opened this morning at 94{ to 1, receded to 94 to /, and closed at 941 to 1. The business report is is follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Bth Jan.), 941, 941. 94/ ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 941, 941, 941 ; New Three per Cents., 94f, 941, 941 ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 2 ; Bank Stock. 217. Exchequer Bills were in demand, and rose 3,,, closing at 3s. to 7s. prem. As money accumulates and the rates of interest decline, it is not unreason able to anticipate that these securities will gradu ally attain a considerable premium. India - Bonds were also in request, and decidedly better, being officially marked par. Turkish Six per Cents. were fairly su_ppoited. closing at 981 to f. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 1031 to f. Buenos Ayres, Mexican, and Russian stocks were all inquired for. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The market for home mining stocks consider ably firmer, with increased inquiries. West France@ shares are quoted 10 to 11 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 4} to 41 ; Wheal Edward, 71 to 71; Vale of Towey, 17s. 6d. ; Wheal Trelawney, 26 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 45 ; and Wheal Zion, 10. Foreign mining shares are also firm ; Copiapo are quoted 12 to 13 ; St. John del Roy, 12 to 13; and Cobra Copper, 41. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday : Lady Bertha, 17.. 6d. to 18e. 6d. ; North Basset, 11l ; Panchen, 31 to ; Wheal Margaret, 42* ; Wheal Trelawney, 26 thetaffolk, from Melbourne, has brought 2,287 cakes of copper.. The following dividende have been declared daring the month of December: Per !41- Linares E Wen Setae ....... Isle d Men . WMal Wheal Buser ........ Ores: South Tolins ins Alfred Consols Mast Doren Popnrro 1 3,100 2160 2,304 2,048 1,400 1,400 1,200 1,024 410 886 800 712 640 800 IOT 1 400 384 _ Cdlsombe . ZEmout b... Bait ?col. ........ At South Wheel Beim a nil of 30.. per share has beau made; at Wheal Gumbos, of 2s. 6d. per share; at Copper hill Mine, of 51. per slurs; and at fit, Austell Consols, of 6e. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The receipta of foreign wheat into louden last weak amounted to 14,186 qrs., and of flour to 3,346 barrels, and 2.570 sacks. A moderate supply o f English wheat from Essex and rent WAS disposed of at 3s. to 2s. per qr. advance upon last Monday's rates. Foreign was in better demand, sad folly ls. dearer. Country dour made Is. more money. Barley was in short supply and improved in value ls. per qr. Oats likewise creep up in price, and in some cases lc more money was obtained this morning. Beans and peas with the turn in price against the buyer. ASSIVALd INTO LONDON FROM 000. 2.4 TO JAN. 2. comm .". Wheel Varley. AAA. OM.. haws ran Floor. 10441143 1611 a a 14 r. vi Wu. _ 1 117 101411 Pardo 16106 3301 . ... 1046 41 ..:.: 33(3 iiid 10. BaO 416 116 MT? 110 10 111 .... 11106 JOINT STOOK I 00.500100 Alm sad O. Ilar.ll.* SO *Nu 00 ammonia .--...—.. all 10.00' 26 Seat ot Solt 6,001 IN Baal of —M 12:1404LEaakItIona all 50,024 k MON North A all 61,001 00 Qtarter•deaaltat Anytyalla, sod II 4.10 u 10u Qty 50 50,001 lOC Colsolal HMO 100 C.nia.ralal of Lobby 1: WON ft 11ag.11eat.a4ust.C1a0L all 50,500 10 044.1aato011•10ertsi 16 10 tars.Chart.Bask *Ur. 11 10v 0,04 N I.4tdm ano Coorty all IKON 611 Leaks Mat 50.0 ... 10 10,000 100 Landau iNaaloirlor 14 10,0 N 100 Nat Prow. et Ilaulatad sa 06,6.0 10 Da. Now lO WAR 60 National Wk ........ SS 16,4016 10 New lost! Wi1e5...... Ll NON SO Otlseas Ink .._.....0 alloo II Orbalt.lmak 1 0 0, 1 1 0 10, AN 50P Prwayslil et 14 vos 10 De. Now 10.404 IS botS ludas all 6..00 111 Do. N0w...... 10 MON 51 Ual44 of avotyalla .. all SONO Uo. Now lb 0400 II Uoloy of Loofas N SAN 150 Uolty stool ......—.. SO 4.400 IN WM. Book of Looks If p4 / 0 01 Martians' 1 1 4 6 : tisane Tal. (L.loltdll,. a 0 mtnit.a A/ te.llus 10 POW I Royal Man.. all 16,00 D I , media Watervocka all I MOW If laattfor —... I asaarlaarems.. 40 614%00100 IM OudL 11,400 16 Da. Pref. 711 pa at. .. all $00,040 I °mini Palm all as, I Da. Realms. . all liar.taser.Staaa;(l:6j all SAO nailara Nam _ all IN, it. Mallrfrerdevaph .1;41 100 40,440 1 Inset. Wag. of Er.. all 10.000 I lagiaastrallaa Ospost all N. 1 naratallladlaal“„TaL_ Moo II Dos Sara. Coiner all IS, 16 Rs. Naylpda• 14 116.. • 110 Lemke Dbanat. 6 100, 4 Loa. filaa. Ofsalbas all 11, le 4ladlitarrassaa ist.TeL an $5,000 10 Maxima i ft. Ilaarlsaa all 40.400 Nallaaal Insaffamt Om. Mlle 10 Ilaaborlaada 8 14110 10 Tha an Kin ` O o.aparat.rreLlaatl4la. De. I all WM N.8raaa.414.6404.1•01 MIDI 1 Wank Drlt.Aualefisolaa all 116 1 1100 10 north at largo MAI I °Hama' Or all KM 1 Do. %ISO halltrartaMllallassl all KM Paalso.ko4l4flesl Nam ail KOMI .0 Da. New lO *OS SSO Camas, hoe all 114 15 Da. No. an 14,505 140 DO* Man 1 1 0 IMAM 1 easetlah arm lavallaa. all 1010 416 &ma Aunrallas ImaL— all 16.400 1 •aoalarlao 74000 • Da. Ds. 7 a. 14,40( aLaaa • Cas. KM I* Via Traat Dawara'a nte 4011,004 It. notana Dodo. NOV If Da. 14 THE LEVIATHAN. When shall we launch our Leviathan ? Front day to day, and from week to week, we live in an atmosphere of abortive attempte and false alarms on this most interesting subject. The event, we roust hope, will mean ble r. %screed y's poatively last appearance, a thing often announced, and as anion pet off, but which actually did take plane at last, when everybody had given over the idea of its possibility. In the case of oar present procrastinating friend, crowds have been collected and have gone away disappointed ; gallevits, with admission at the small charge of one penny, have been ran up and crowded, and have tumbled down, breaking the average number of lege and noses; rams have been placed sad hove duly burst with edifying regularity ; chain tackle, enough to hold the Spanish Armada, has given way, and even Trotman's sachem have once come home, and still the great Le. viathma stretches her hugs length placidly, but most °bed mangy, " many • rood" along the watanide of the Mill wall shipyard. The rams were all ready on Saturday last, and &betide was propitious, but then the derricks were la an iacomplete state, and the " packing " had not been all sewn end impend, and so the great event had again to be put off until this morning, when—. if '• everything should be may, and nothing should burst or break, or happen to have been overlooked in the preparations—another grand push was to be made, sad the waster ship to be brought an indefinite amber of lea, or whip inches, newer to that " native element" to whisk she at paean exhibits so unnatural • repugnance. That she will be fairly floated nobody seems to aspect for some tins, the great delay in new packing the nuns after each forward push, rendering her progress of a slowness suited to the majesty of so distinguished a personage. The public having been first eager and impatient, then angry and disappointed, and at lost sullen and despairing about the great event, have now become positively jocose and speculative over it; and it is even hoped that ultimately the shareholders themselves may be brolght to join in the gemeral hilarity, and, like the proprietors of the Thames Tunnel, to crack jokes on the lugubrious prospects of their undertaking. Cruel punsters aver that the brigade of rams will never be complete until the celebrated Derby specimen be brought to beer ea the great ship; visitors of classical turn talk of the Omsk lislends ea the probable date of her launch, while cern who more affect the vernacular, hint at St. Tibb's eve es the possible period of flotation. The representatives of the pada press icily rush down the Blackwell line at editorial behest, with note-books large enough to hold columns of dmoriptive particulars, but after waiting an incalculable amber of hour., acquire nothing but catarrhs, blue noses, and a eeriderable quantity of the alluvial soil of the river, wide& adheres to their boots and nether integuments, in their sager smash after the latest intelligence, They see great bs of timber lying everywhere about, but their only lea crone ID be to break the shins of too eager visitors ; they peered wonder before the mysterious hydraulic rams, but the later only fizz sad buret before their astonished eyes ; dry gage on a high wooden tower of many stages, that looks like en illumination in a vellum copy of " Froimart's Chronicle . " and when the great engineer himself mounts thereon, sad telegraphs with white flags and red, and when rarkeres• aides fly about like so many "Swift Camilla sew* o'er the plain," they mentally exclaim " Now's the time," when, alma, another check illustrates the ea eselarty of all human expectation'. Bat "Time sad the hew saes out the longest day," and time and the how will, it is to be hoped, ultimately launch the Leviathan; and the delay will only serve the more absolutely to prove the mad. sees of the principle upon which she is built, and the masterly completeness of its execution, Fur what ship but herself would have stood the strain to which she has submitted for the last mouth without the deflection of a hair's breath % It wa s enough to have " Hogged" the strongest ship in her Ma jesty's navy, and yet the Leviathan, with her 17,000 tons of deadweight, has stood through Ball erect on her two pigmy perches, with her keel as straight as a line. THIS HAY. Nothing bas been attempted this morning, but somesthlng is promised this afternoon. Mr. Brunel. accom panied by Mr. Robert Stephenson, was early upon the spot, apparently superintending the preparations . The remarkable fineness of the weather, and the confident announcement that this really would be the great day, brought down crowds of spectators. ILLNLAa Or THE EARL Of ILCIIESTER.-011 Mon day evallag, the Right Hon. the E a rl o f Behest= was tam seriously ill at hie seat Me'bury House, near Evershot, end coat Mead very ill throughout the greater part of Tuesday, until evening, when he e xhibit e d some s li g h t symptoms o f amendment. early express train from Dorchester an Wednesday reortlig, was specially stopped at Eyeshot ht order to enable Dr. Cowdell, of Dorchester, and a London medical gentleman, by whom he wee accompanied, to get out for the purport of attending on his lordship. The pro fessional gentlemen found his lordship, we believe, still in • rather precarious nate, but on the whole somewhat better.— Dere= (beefy CArttsele. THE EXETER HALL SERVICES.—Laat evening the drat of the new aerie@ of nonconformist services at Ryser Hall, designed for the benefit of the working classes, took place in the opecione building, the sermon being preached by the Rev. Dr. Spence, minister of the Independent chapel in the Poultry. The congregation was as large m it ever was during the old aeries. CONVICTION OF BLACK BILL," THE BURGLAR. —lt will be resolleoted by our reader. that about three weeks ago • man, having is his possession a quantity of skeleton keys, and • alx-barrelled revolver,was arrested at Tower-hill, and taken before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion-hoe m. From • description of him which appeared in the , the chief constable at Bhr...bury felt matimffed that hew s one of two men who had perpetrated a burglary in that town searly two years ago. Hs accordingly proceeded to town, accompanied by • witness, who swore to the prisoner's iden tity, when the latter, who had assumed the name of "John Palmerston," was given into the constable's custody, by whom he was safely conveyed to Shrewsbury, and there com mitted for trial at the borough session.. On Friday lest he..@ accordingly indicted for being concerned firths burglary refer red to. the circumstances of which are ei follows —On • Sun day evening, in March, 1818, the shop of • Mr. Evans, prowl ai,o-dealer, was broken into, and • quantity of plate sad other snicks abstracted. Two men were seen coming out of the premiere, and one of them, named Craddock, was ap prehended, and sentenced to six years' penal servitude for the offence. The other maw for the time being. The yritesmees who appeared cm the fernier trial now gave evi dence of 's Pelmerstot.'-. " (who is better known by his sobri quet of "Black NV) identity, and be wee sentenced to four years' penal servitude. He cross-examined the witnesses with great skill, and defended himself in • speech which the Recorder 2hararterimed se evincieg great ability. TIRE LUNIMILL COLLIERT.—The damage caused by the terrible explosion at the Lundbill C o lliery on th e 19 t h of July last, by which 189 lives were lost, has now been theresibly repaired. A greet imprematent has bees made sla workings by the introduction of • dumb-drtft, which hes ben executed under the superintendence of Mr. Bum mei The effects of this will be to carry the foul air away WOW It baring to pass over the cupola furnace, as prs• Agody. The proprietors, baring repaired all the damage, hem now main folly comm uced operation.—Leedsittr "ln DEFALCATION IN THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCRoOL Ustow.—Since the defalcation in the Amerke• Senday dedisol Union by the corresponding mastery, Geese, W. Porter, every effort has been made to pl eas d i g is a itemise in which its loins ma be retrieved. An arrangement, it is undsrstood, has beau dieted with its creditors, by which tire years and sir months will be allowed for the discharge of its pecuniary liabilities, in annul or senal-annual instalments. A lenge number of ministers of the googol in Philadelphia, New York, sod ether cities, have subscribed their armee to a borzois! which le an earnest appeal to the to mat the union in its hour of gest F un i d e p ers h ae crint by the ministers is that the dilliorst salting in the effort, agree to orolol bat* Ilea et loot one hundred dollars annually ter the wearing In years. Than or wool thoneand school, int almond with do churches of the country, wig the annual rand by their aid would be amply ondlniont to soot the rioring wants of tits 'Dilatation. The flootday of Ito fa obi rad gray year a total to be the mak swilides be the Unice the duatione them woos* hermal. 111 i 111 WI I. lie N 44 14 18 MINCING-LANE.-TIEDI DAY. The fallowing public sales are advertised for to-morrow : Sugar 400 Mids. West India, 3,600 bags Mauritius, 6,000 bags Bengal, 2,000 bags Madras and 600 bags Siam. Coffee: 200 casks Plantation Ceylon. Rios: 6,000 bags Java, and 1,000 bags Bengal. Sonar—A full amount of business has been done since Friday, at advanced rates upon the currency that ruled pre vious to the holidays. Coreaa—No sales reported. Tut—The market has an upward tendency. About 2,000 chests of common Comma sold at 13.1. since Friday. Baca continuos in good demand, at fatly previous ratss. Oita.—Seal, pale, 381. to 3W.; yellow, ; brown, 321. to 321. 10s.; sperm body, 61 1. to M. ; headmattte, 731. to 741. ; cod, 301.; South Sea, pale, 401. to 411. olive Gallipoli, 601.; Spanish and Sicily, 441. ; cocoa-nut, 40s. to 445. ; palm, fine, 40s. ; linseed, 29 4. ; rape, pale, 445. 6d. to 455. ; brown, 40a. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAY.) The market continues lbw. Annexed are the quota tion':—Town tallow, Ms. OL ; Pemesbers Y.C. on the spot, Us. 6d. ; January to Mardi. lie. IL ; 64e. PAATIOULAIS 07 TALLOW. Mackie WWI Oa w aim . ;; - .11• Dell tu r e l:t nuth ii, ........ ........ . IPS WAN DIU° r e lit ~ ... Me T per 0,4 11111111ir . ..... Me kg Map. ...... TIPSKM 1 PAP LPG RA 4 AN IP PS "4? A 6,1!! eT, u. I l'ol id: he Or week mew et Jammer/ lan 7W. 4t eli tes. Mu woo. Tbs seer*, los comprbod o 116 ems. /r en Ikea Anodes. sad 161 fr ona ther pinece. leak 216 aid. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a fair supply .1 beasts, and the average quality is pretty good. There Is a brisk demand for them. but priom cannot on the average be quoted higher. Although the number of sheep is small it is quite equal to the demand. Tiede is not very brisk, yet late quotations are well maintained. Good caves are readily sold. From Germany and Holland there are 73 beasts, no sheep, and 16 calves; Scotland, 700 besets; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1.700; Ireland, 260; and 1,400 from the northern and midland counties. Per Nano of 1129,. •4. d. ear moo. of Na.. •a. a =l= . anforila 4114 11 Doi Dee 811f-brodo 19. 0 0 4 I 4 11 Mot do ...... 5 0 2 Ostend 1•41112 Imam. 114 0 , De. do Mors ........ 0 00.91 4ll 4 ram al mooed quility 1 4 S Se 4 5 l Do do. Skarn . 0 9 0 Doot bus lialt-irja 4 114941 N mid* OM doe mad Mesta, 19,011; calms, M; BOROUGH HOP MARBRT.—THIS DAT. lbws. Pattenden and Smith report that there has not tea so lamb doing in hops for the Mat few days, which is generally the cam at this season ; but u money im expected to blooms much seeder shortly, it is thought by many that the low prices will estormrage speculators to enter the market. COAL MARBET.—THIS DAY. Wyk's, 14s. 06.; Netherton West Hartley, 14a, 6d.; Morpeth Hartley, 145., Haatbee Harlin 144 . ea '; Chester Haim, lbs. bd., Longridge's West Hart l ey_ i 14s. 6d.; Walls End Riddell, 17s. od. ; Well's M 44 Bled U's Hence, 19s. 6d.; Byes's Bebeide Hartley, 14e. 64.; Well's End Respell 's Helton. 19.. 64.: Walker Priesross,l3e.; Walla Rod Booth Hatton, 215.: Lyon's Stone, 205.; Walls End Tees, 21..-67 114 s at market. 11111,