The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Batboy Kr. Cocittniesicoir Roses.) no ii WoODROW.—LOOO Al •I'ENSIOS or CIIRTIFICITI. The bankrupt we ea incleep,r, of Hyde, in the lele of Wfiifit He recently applied for hie certificate. Hie Honour now gave Judgment. He rid the granting of this certificate wee opposed on the ground that the brankrupt had made $ fraudulent pretenses, that he bad carried on bamboo after he ought to have known that he wee ineolvent, that hie acconnte were 111 kept, that he bed made a false mat/moot of hie affairs, and that he had aim- Iy deboded an action. All these oh= len perry to my, appear to Ice to be sad I wee incited to refuse the certificate, altogether ; bat os koking at the owe of Rip. Johan (4 Delia. ameba 26), Esp. poniard (4 D. k 9.29), Ha. Meteor (3 D. N. a 0., 502). sad Kip . Harriman (4 D. M. t 0. ON), I au of *Wall that it will be move advatageotes to ad pardon to adjourn the certificate to eighties foom to hi of the thlid class without protectioa. Mr. C. Z. Linea. be the bankrupt, asked for 21 dos )a' pro tection to give the !althea' the opportunity of appealing. BM Herm etsesched to stay the B.A. certificate for 21 IN 111 SMT. Tbie small currier, of Bentooda.y, applied froe W o rtilnea Dalir, 9001. ; meta Mum 3504. Mr. Ley mewl be the meta= ; lb. C. IL. Lodi ISM, thr bankrupt b. ham the kneleaseil be brume empkyera, Clark, Pam. and Co., voodratfoskdwwMli.. for tore debt., and gm. eft Ike USK It we dm alkyd that be bad obeakiia psis cat melt haw blame. Lad sod Levy, +bee bo was lees isadis„ by railiertag to Mr. Herbert Satitb, Id seighes him Wee irelaa4ty to do so; but tlie nibble lid age theharge. Isom obtaretog tkM tin oily three wind tie Inakre dpt setilloaee that to. a baring eaeriaaly, peosel me. ma en a INSOLVENT DRITORS COURT. TN as DILTDOX InaTOIL—COMPLAIXT 07 TILADVIMEN. Thda irelwat, wbe bed bra bird sad lodiriophosae baths, Dourrrer Pirmaft, wee by Ur. 1.4 in • sermissasse et mid Anatre sad Ns. Joie. is oftrissy. Tree asthma eppes;d la Irma. TIM atell new ronarloabit hears Tb Wool wet wee • is AO es ea asdorwritor, abut Ids abs WM bogs 1161 be wee Illoorred u Drier. obis Ye debts we upwarde of 7,0001., sad to 1867 is ant to Ipraith Is tabs ths bask el the an, sad Ye peados wee disalind ea Si. resodban that k woo Waft mut. Me vi bra is briar la Derr err, Ini EWA hilll/7 la prima, sad raid ast gene up bare Oat. w ar of tars &aee 1847 Ur tralture la Drow-eart, era beloepod to bus, woe pur ebred by bit drabwr's ai .4 eves to Inc Ilan *ea be (reired) Ird is. viii ebb set, Mr. 11sowilda bad Isla psid dor 2001., rit Mr. l woo the lasehree stismoy. /be bnelware danthter erslogs ell the lanihm. Tre•Tailresla perm • balmier and • leurirms, aribllbat they rre and i• brdemt a Cefferiadesee blaeyr7aeY beaked/ cresj M die Gird dere al dee rpm& Mare= • "bray emognat," end • ma was Wed pit mak es • bradiere be is whir be bri se lt woe • are et regairda, and be abide dual Is ibe sae e semer ea ia a dams* sem mbeliemmasi dr dm dr le kusi had bees Is Om. we arm* high, allellft !be an pee ajobrort adding roar her Ur ree ks sir, rift as idt•ere=NWt• d. =NW Sis THE POLICE COURTS. (TILTS DAT.) MANSION- HO USE. naganav AND alga cut. JrV Ahmed, ead Zhortme Miller wan dogged, the knew with stseaes n met, sad emeaking Fellereameahle Meredith, 414, weer the eneragin et bie age, smi Me hinter with amenitlag the same gad eglempeiag M ram Alexander from ini Polioe-coostablet mid—A little beton 8 o'clock lent evening, I was la Ohimpside he plain clothes, when I new the primers cross emir Ininiele Old Change, Alexander Laving something mrap P eg Mai Me bands like a waft I followed them down Old CVOS% when Alexander unrolled his muff. I than maw that It was a coat, and Alexander put it ow over Ms other. They went into Cannon. street, am for em Weibrook, Miller continually turning his bead, as if to we whether the were welched. Mier going a little way down Welbrook they returned into Censors-strut, where I stopped them sad asked Ale:cider to account for the goat he had just put on. He said it ma his ewe, 'bet he appeared to be very muck costumed; and I said I should take him into custody, at the mom time saying I was en omoer. Alexander resisted very much, sad tried to throw me down, upon whkh I called cm the bystanders to mist roe, and some gentlemen persuaded him to go Moog quietly. We hod gam a littl e way, whom Miller ones up and asked me if I was a polka aim, sad if le to ahem my authority. I told him I wee an officer, maim immediately struck me several violent blows on the head load chest, Alexander also strikiag me avers' blow, at the same time. I called out for amistame, end mveral gentlemen might hold of them, ant held them till molter oil r acmem When we got to the ration Alearnder sail be had the east two days before is Petticoat-lens for fie., bat I haw 'Once as that it was stolen from a shop Is Campsida Mr. Casey, to Mr. Sparkall, of C clothier, said the coat to his employer, ame b a:2 l lot his private mark. It was stolen from off a block about 8 o'clock het eight, end was worth 17e. Mr. Thomas, Fry, an auctioneer, and Kr. Pyro, who emoted the officer, permuted themselves for 'nomination, and were thanked Iron t h e bench lot having so willingly rendered their aseicesce. The prisms's, who had nothing to Bay, asked to to autc• manly dealt with, but as they wire well-known thieves and had been paevionaly convicted, the Lord Mayor refused their application, and committed tb. Isr tsiaL GUILDHALL. JAR &Nock and Jehis Jaws, who were irecagnised aa a couple of deeperadose, manacled with the Golden-lane gang, • notorvis fraternity of "somehere" (pavans of Dad money) ware placed at the bar before Alderman Humphrey, charged with the followieg off:num: Amelia Thompson said her father kept the Rising Sun ha Cloth Fair. The primmer oeme in and called fur some gin and cloves. in payment for which Jones gave her a counter feit dorm, but on finding It wee had aim told her brother, who threw it in the tire, and upon loyment for the gin and cloves be said the er might leave, not knowing they were in the habit of passing bad money. Jour then left the bones and remained outside while Bcuttock stayed to debate the propriety of go,og, and when he at length turned to go away will:Mee brieber noticed some thing suapieweis in his conduct, which mimed him to bring him back, and the remit was • mend eciallie, in which one of the wittier'. got wounded with a knife which (hop/isomer flouttork tied in Ma poaritesion. Mr. Thompson, the brother of last witnem, said that ea &Mimic wee going out be sew him attempting to swallow what be conceived to be bad money, sad ha immediately seised him by the tLr 4t to prevent his getting rid of any bed roomy he might havens he person ta that way. In the struggle the prisoner drew • clasp knife from hie packet, end mid he would soon rode hie bowmen, but with the •141•111iial of another witness the knife was taken from him. Mr. Cecil F. Wright arid he we. in the prosecutor'. hoses at the lime of the rtruggle, and while renderiog ea smears he received • cut from the knife upon his wrist. Mr. Pollard, from the Tremury solicitor a office., said that the beat money in their came haring been melted c not of enures be kr 411‘. ed, but as Soottvek bad teen previously con vir•en and the theracter of both was so notorious, the Mint authorirlee would prosecute, if the magistrate thought it was • awe that tu go to trial. Aldermen linuipLery said the prisoners were evidently • ample or very MN Wow*, and he therefore had nu hemta tion in committing thew for trial. LA M ft HT H. A, AIIIFVL THILF. B-Tresoott, 01ioe Uraost, Mies Carrat,•roidlle- Nored ow, of ratio" reopertatl-, but My end rooming •ppear eassornr clurged to-focelLt line G. C Nome, withoutpne go for some woe • aptinothe geode swindlnig and plunder es pour uschotnoer enlowo lime the rmement of Sicoboard. 4) L, and Wow eerie -BPlm.-.1 ttlet for • loerth .1 woo the peignoir ha born la tie helot el !sling Sodomy.. at the bowie of widows, ✓epreernuag u.uusH so a kr...1001.1 t.. s bugs wen of Orremy from the bask of Re g l au d. t h at be •zpactad • gear *7 al ketitqt• the ...miry. sal th at oft bie logrivel la suss his icket hod born picked of hie rile. 400,44 8 10 , 0 1 1 the money no hod. His maim wes so 0481.4 is Mot his statement olis idlieede eed be Sind se ebekulty7e irneigrlTi r lode nos Senn ee be pet set•iled le hie az adi z; Sus he eesneseed eaeltleg dos Vett bia hides We l* iliterbed his eihrbeee with his (*We paw pleb. est escended 1111 WWII ilt his .e.t, 'bet he ees WS as =seek eSeppol es bee be reale, an d altieniely Slang trek leas al tbe pellebie Links be sold bee nob es 'Ti.. clear ern we peeved noise hits, ead Shesherd mid Int ee taking the primer tete custody be begged et btle eel lie I. n, as be mewed eh m, ee y has y a k. sal wail ..he It .11 debt, hat ladle. that lb. e n ema . woe delarnieei le hi• Ina, he sad, •• You any teas se le kelt if yes Me. I bey, s.t 1101 sever b.d • penny is the heck an I'll set sell • weed of truth to the nepetrete." Tbe ptheeer was reseeded Is eoeht de e; time ti ns dean the., will he amen other entre ented how. Tk• peat rum• he the •h•epion•hip of the ••utnW ••r Ma NI tM lit of Oaoter, before • er•a•t•e of KO/. pint—ths I.rre.t =altitude oar ansubled la A•rtr•b•. The wisest t Pries Duet) is • Vicerdaa bin% awl w essesely ousel i• its balles. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1859. 0.1.L8 ON THE SOLWAY 00481. SHIPWRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE. Daring Sunday and Monday a tremendous_ gabs prevailsd on the Ctumberluid and other part e o f th e Solway coast • and, though somewhat moderated, continued on Twat with a heavy ma ma. la intmediste locality of Whitehorse so materiel op has bees onehined ; but a good deal of damage has boss Mao • Hide higher tap the &Away, end it is ed that the whole arm of ass oral have Wien victims to ot the fury of Mesas. At Worldagtom, times Tonle were reported on ohms es Sunday morialag—two ou the north side, the Ualty, a ma lulu trader, with a general cargo from Liverpool, and the Rob the Ranter an Irish schooner , from Dahlia, boa of which will dont:deem be got di without much damage. Oa the mutat side of the litrahmr, jam outside the Ow, Moor c:lnesobotmer the Intrepid, lades with pig iron, Ar in Dismal, lift smodsil the Malt, bar bul warks Mond away, and w sums through Mr, with sway appanage of bscomiag a wrack. Deft( Ma pia, at Mmy two .1111111111% mooned revue. Wady the Reward end the Shama* lath belcaz to that powt, went ea share • We to the Borth of the At Whitby, a vessel has boos washed re shore, 'bottom up; it peeved its be the Manz sloop Harpist end has, Mead Maryport, laden with black jerk from the Lib of Mos. It is capped shot she had capsized, mad that her Brew, emeidedmg of three area, are drowned. The body of ors mem woo hued antaagisd in the rigging, very much wadded ; mod meeker body has since been waahed ashore. Other pima of moot of mime kinds have been washed op on the shoos balms Maryport and Apanly. An inquest on the bean of the two mu who bays bean kind, and whom amass are Thomas Chrtatitus, mate, sad James Driggrm, assoma, Ms since been held baton the district comm. • mil a vutchet of .• Found deed " returned. la odor pima along the meat _the ple ban bees merely o shin* damage MN it is hared, bus dom. Pima ar ha, two frainantly washing op. Ids WIIITUDISTIIt BlLL.—![sue v. Dixlsm. —This muse Milered kir Mel dxr tM sinless .ft Mishasima Tim is Late" end wenM ham been .led by Lad Mee Jules Osekhara sod a spiels' Jar,. Mr. DOM sos had pleaded ajentiitatins to the libel Ina yid& be was charged. Tbs ems was yasawday withdrawn, Mr. Denison having absedined hi. dolman The Sahel, will tbsedore tette a Mimeo by default. The way wetter reinsinien to he delemined i. dr amluzit of dessegea, which, la tbe cad ..area, will lam Is be iwerawkl is Me SherlC Comb ST. ObOlmee HALL BRASS GAUL—Berm aknonoq tin arbitrator la the ere el "Potter o. Livespool " hid *warded 11,9334. its. 10d. sore than the enema Imo oonrt by the corporation. The istoN it 7:::yore to have coat 1,6001. ; bet they one to 6,MOL ard Is awl, 2,0001. lea than the is., demanded by POW. — ETON COLL/OL—The Christmas vacation ems omen ea Tugela ant, the 13th beet., cc which day the whole of the ear bate, upwards of SOO, will take thew de parture. Unless it Sara week I. given at scorned of the via te the wheel et their Beyel tilhaleses the Prince and hiatus Freenis William et Prune, which le comiceaery ea dabs genial Esseeme, the eadenes rains to the colleg J e oa e liesweng , eh. : —The Levee & the el the Fah Pa es the 19th, sa had d th es e Sixth Nth Foam cm the folk, when the whas whoa will bra aseembled. CIVIC/ SIItrICILI FOR TER WOLLINO Yesterday evening the parish church of St. Chant Dems wee thrown open, is contusion with the Landes Dietieli Home Mileioll. tar • spaniel sankce for working people, a barge *seam of whom attended. Service was performed by the Bev. S. Chart Mama, M.A., the rector, the s ermon big paunched by the Rev. J. C. Miller D. b., canon of Waterier Cathedral, and rector of et. Biala's, Birming ham It wag anaeenced that on Friday oracles there will be • spiel mirage is Clare-market Chapel, when the sermon will he paeand by the Rev. Ashton Ousidein, rester of Plenary, end ago • sermonin the parish church ant Wed nesday eby the Rev. W. Rigger C 0...., ILA., se cretary to the Cams' Aid Society. This (Theredey) evas ion the Rfehop at London will preach at a specie] gawks which le to be held at St. Matthias Muth, Hanestreet, Bethnal-green, see a the most destitute and depraved dis tricts of the metropolis. In addition to these serous; it may ha ammitlemsd this the St. Paul's Mission College, Soho, hen laiNobi a series of special services for eolith* penes et St. Aimee, Soho, and St. Leonard's, Shoreditch. In coa min with this movement the Dam of Westminster last night at St. Leonard's and the Bahia of will preach to-morrow sight at 84. Anne's, NONCONFORMIST SE/VICSA AT TER BRITANNIA TiilATalL—The new Britannia Thema, as Mottos, a cepa. clone balding, capable of seating upwards of 4,000 = has been imposed by the nonconformists fora eerie. ci sermon for the working damns, to be commenced ea the evening of Sunday the 18th Mat. The drat service will be conducted by the Bev. William Brook, minister of the baptist cheat Is Bloomsbury-street, and he will be followed as subagent! Stade, evenings by the most eminent die elating poachers of London and the suburbs. HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION, BROMPTON.—NO fewer then twelve physicians ere candidates for the veseary amongst the aseistact-physiclene at the Hospital for Con sumption sad Diseases of the Chest, Brampton. These ge nt en have been reported by the medical committee se gushily] for the poet sod the number will be rasped to two ; the election itself being deal to take plea co the 16th. Tare are no emoluments ameba to the ace, but the large number of In and out patients Gas siffistly ad.r treatment at this hospital aSord panther bl ower. for the study of ooneumption and other dinar of the chest is their various forms and sieges. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL BOCIETT.—Ths eISO dna era eametary to this comely, in the room of the late Mr. Hadsce, took plot.' yesterday. The number of madames for thh slice was very large, but whin the council met yew teem, there were only ten names before them. The gentle men to till the office wee Mr. 11.11 Dare, WllO Ina majority of one over the text competitor, the vines Wog 21 sad 'IA reepntively. FAILURN AT Hl:Lt.—Wit regret to announce the suspension of Meagre. A. and E. H. West, millers and seed crusher& of this town. The liabilities are supposed to be about 16,0001., and the lose will toll chiefly on Russian holism—Rail Advertiser. ----•-- • THE HOUSEKEEPER AND THE BRIDE.-012 Wed needay morning considerable excitement wee caused in the village of Goxhill, to aoo.equance of a marriage. It appears that the bridegroom's housekeeper made the discovery that her ancient undid intended taking to himself a young bride, was exceedingly Irate thereat, and d-termined to prevent the wedding it porible. We are told so close we. her surveillance that she would not trust hlm out of eight, that she followed him out early In the morning, scrum the tields, bodes, and climber, and not in the most taabionabla toilette. This chile was kept up for hours to the no email astonishment of the parishioners, till one of the bridegro o m's worthy Mende brought op • conveyance and took tip the bewildered mut. The hassekesper, however, was resolved to go with him, end, attempting to get Into the vehicle, was thrown down, but was reecned from betnic run over by some persons there. The party then drove situ all .peed to Barton, where the manage knot wee tied. The disconsolate dream wee con ducted home to her umaier's house, bet only to receive notice to gait the next day, after a device of upwards of twenty pers.—Hall Advertiser. HEALTH or LONDON.—The weekly return of births and deaths in Lend.% issued by authority of the Re gletrer-Cieneral, states tent the total number of deaths rep sered is Linden in the week that ended lot Saturday wee 1,304, being nearly the same as that returned for the ceding week. In the ten years 180 58 the average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week wee 1,233; but se the deaths deluded In the present return m anned in a posealetles that ha increased, they should be compared with the grasp raised in proportion to ,the in creme, namely, with 1,366. The result Is that the deaths ei het week were lees by 62 than the number that weekl have occurred If the average rate of mortality for the mud etc November had ruled. The death, from pulmonary diseases, @admire of phthisie, declined lag week from 314 to 284. Of thee* Spires the chid constituent la bronchitis, which de clined from 198 to 167. The mortality feed mall-pm slightly teemed, for the deaths from this disease la the last three weeks were sod cessively 29, 30, and 39. films el them 39 occurred to paeans who were 16 yids GM sae under 60. Mr. Mean, the registrar of the esb-dlierst of Wetielco, Let part, registered • death from mall-pen last week is Salstadoe-place, where be dates that many cases have occurred. Scarlatina sea fatal in 87 cedes; diphtheria in 13. The fanner seem ■ still to prevail much i n Islutgion ; there ww also 4 deaths from it in CripplegaL; 7in fliheead Old Tows; 4 is Rotherbithe. Ten eloddrim died from sallantine is bed appLently by ectldent ; tour were eserdered ; 16 died frees having bees born prematurely. Rd nonagenarians appear In the return.; the oldest died at the age of 97 pert. lAA week the births of 916 boys end 912 gird, in all 1,117 children, were registered is Landon, In the ten correspoading weeks of tee years 1849-A8 the avenge somber wee 1,609. HAMPSHIRE BIRD EXHIBITION.—SOUTHAMPTON, WIDIIIIIIDAY.—The exhtlatiou of denies and British end foreign cage-birds, which we open to all Ragland, took place yesterday and today, et the Royal Vinesee. Reese. Nearly 000 specimens were shown, compriskon the Where! sungders of our own country, with bide et purge sad fords* birds; the whole being divided litho sixty-anis classes. The nen nacreous were she aeaselen, whisk Were iakibited by bird feeders sae rivets indirdesis Rein ell parts of the emery. The judges were Marra Hanle sad Kidd, sad Mr. C. Ready. The white oolaction was teed fully sennotel, end formed a very distant test esurialt. The whiten were wry numerous sad Mr. Kidd, the satundier, deliversd three lecteres,meteracier the ;Wirt= of Med* end dad keeping. Without cleesifyins the different verfelles, we way simply state tent the exhibition wee the went eneelbst cheetteter sad ems north admired. BREACH or ?RR FACTORY ACr.—At the petty isielmet, Borden on Medley, Mss.,.. 11. sad E. 1141016.• in k ginentersood, appeared to answer to a suennesse Is, a bend& of the Factory Act, ea the evening of the 3rd of wisher, la having young peewee at work after six o'clock. Mr. Isom inh-hismeemr of rectories, stated that at eleven nitrate part ell ea the evening sawed he found the eagles ntenieg end the seechlurry in operation, fliwy-foer acmes ef penes penises we,. taken, and that umber id rennineees kern , bdsalt Any bad been peeved. It bluer the sexed Om, wt Me peer, the bent h lord the defendants V. I. lam each dam Illy deer, reeking, together with the costs, Mall ~i 1111. la WI 17 I w. S. Si BHABB LISTS-?HIS DAY Two o'CLoclit. rw The market for British railway stocks is very g steady, with only a limited amount of barium. ~o Prices in nearly all instances are quoted the same as_yastw&iiy afternoon, viz: London and 4 1 North Weston, 98 to ; Great Western, 881 to 871; Midland, Yorkshire, 991 to 1. ; Booth Eastern, 811 to 89; 111 106 1 to t ; Laneashire and no London and booth Western, 971 to 98 ; Great North- 5 ern, 1041 to 1061; and Eastern Counties, dilf to 671. C Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at Di 21 to 1 prem. Bahia Railway shares have risen to % Ito 1 dia. Grand Trunk of Canada, East Indian, and Great Indian Peninsula stooks have likewise advanced. sr. ORDINLKY MARIN AID MOM& G. 1 4,4 I k oh.lra.l MiVAT. us .11 lie M ft" o p t t A pice a Deal. Pr ft .. C k 6illalt &o e Medi • Elea B. a tle aL E1L11 1 .422'. * Weida mod Illastwo V ista 1 - TitWomen.. W: 4 •711 solt I T ON IS 1 I molt . wpm. lora F. - 4iTcrrral a ZZZ:" reie leer woo.. disikietWla Pal Vide Vain d lota Vltaxtn Station a Wean° Weaneked 11446a •.1161611.66.60n5ail P W 64 ialatatianl3 TI 1 1 71 le * si a I t_ i 1* 10i1 04 14 10 04 112 U 4 01 411 0 0 DS 1 73145 1 POl 17, 9 OS e l 111 Ll 4 14 II N MI 17 eV* i 3 371 X ile 1711 MI is no I; U 61 Ii I Ulldo 1 11 11 6 die tat 48, 7 1:i 13 .1 • Mills ft ti M O 0 al 11 M 0 41i 13 T 4 II ▪ Ni eT: i i 1 i i i ... .. 101 SUAZIIIL bir1i43.114 - 444 - a _ ft* Pailha. A. 4 p. p. ll mina . Yp.nig - Da. Is i 1 De. law 4 p. 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MIME. 1100.000 St. flow* lO4 100 MN 2D Do.lfew 1 IP eli 1001 .1 i IN MONEY MARKET.-7EIS DAY. Two o'Llixi. The funds to-clay are firm at the late advance, although there is only a moderate amount of business going forward. The principal demand to-day is for Brazilian and Indian railway shares, the other markets being quiet. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan is steady, at 108} to i. Tee Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, at 70 ex div., being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 97/, 1, 97, and 971 for money, and 971 and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 97 to 1 for money, and 971 to (or equal to 951 to 1, ex div.) for the 10th January. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95/ to 98 ; the New Three per Cents., at 95/, 1, and 98; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 811 ; the New Indian Loan, at 1081, 1, and 1 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858, at 97 and 981 i ditto 1859, at 961, 1, and 1; India Bonds, at 3e. to Bs. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. With the exception of Mexican Bonds, which are rather fiat, prices generally are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is rather dull, at 771 to 78, whilst that of 1868 has improved to 66 to 1. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; Chili= Six per Cents., 105; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (ex change 126.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100* ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; ditto for account, 22*; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 66, 661; ditto scrip, * dia.; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 66, 651, 66f. The thares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are quoted 1 j to 11 prem. The Swiftsure has arrived from Melbourne with 264,0001. in gold. The telegrams from Amsterdam announce a fall of per cent. in Dutch stock, in consequence of the apprehended native insurrection in Java. The de cline did not extend to Austrian securities. At Vienna and Frankfort on Tuesday an advance of per cent. took place in Austrian stock. During the last two or three days there have been a number of exchanses from the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1854 into that of 1868, at a difference in price of about 13 pee cent. About 6,0001. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The Oneida, from Brazil, has brought 9,2471. in specie. The Australian advice, mention the sailing of the following gold ships for England, viz. :—Sept. 20, the Law Chew, with 28,000 cs. ; Sept. 30, the Nor folk, with 88,000 oz. ; and Oct. 17, the Anginas, with 70,000 oz. The aggregate is 884,0001. The bar silver by the Mexinan steamer has been sold for the Bast at 61. lid. per ounce, showing a de -1 cline of Id. The Mexican dollars have yet to be I disposed of, bat the Chili= have been placed at 61. Another fall of 9d. to L. per cwt. took place yes- 1 terday in tallow. Advioes from Pule allege that the bills discounted by the Bank of France have increased considerably. As a result of a lengthened conference held this day between the deputations from the boards of the South Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Companies, certain proposals, tending to an amicable arrangement of the points in dispute, will go before the - latter company's board to-morrow. It is feared, however, that the immediate prospects of the negotiation are not brilliant. It is said that the views of the London, Chatham, end Dover Company point merely to an alliance, whilst the South Eastern wish for a complete fusion of the rival undertaking into their own. The directors of the Great Bhie Company, ending themselves linable to make their statement to the shareholders on the 15th inst., have determined to postpone the meeting for a month. Meanwhile, the proprietors will be somewhat startled to learn that, with a view to provide means for meeting the com pany's pressing liabilities, the board have arranged to raise money upon the security of the vessel—in other words, to mortgage her. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9,1601. ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,9191. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,0041. ; and tho London and South Western an increase of 6861. The Rapid and Falcon have arrived from China with 1,621,1001b5. of boa and 1,597 bales of silk. The position of the bide and leather trade is thus noticed by Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell : The month of November is almost proverbial for • plural dulness in briars • and the leather trade, with but little exception, arising f rom; ocutional and particular Canals forme so exemption to the common exptrienos. The past month shows tnumactions to a full average for the arra. The supplies have been moderate. The demaua, although limited, Las snifter to prevent say material increase of the stocks on hand, and to =inter r nearly as possible the quotations of the previous month. That such should be the position of the market must be regarded as highly satiefec tory. If, with • demand restricted to the immediate need, of buyers, and at a doll period of the year, leather has not accu mulated so as to produce an impression on its value, it I. fair to conclude that an increased disposition to purchase would ere long enhance the price of those articled now in smallest supply. To produce such a result no speculation (which in fact usually defeats Lie object) is needed ; the existing con sumption is adequate to produce it, with a willingness on the part of dealers to hold a little more than their existing low stocks. In raw goods a fair amount of business has been done. The large importof Australian hides, and a consequent decline in prior, have resulted in unaiderable sales of that article; other salted hides generally maintaining their former value. The stocks at the end of November show but little change from those held at the aloes of the previous month, although since the commencement of the present month they are almost universally reduced. WILDIfISDAT EVININII. Consols, which closed yesterday . at 97 3 for the 10th January, opened this morn ing at 971 to 1, and closed firm at 971 "sellers" (or equal to 951 " sellers " ex div.). For money the last price was 971 to 1. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 97, 971, 981, ' 971; ditto, for account (10th January), 971; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, f, 1; New Three per Cents., 951, 1, 1 ; Bank Stook, 228, 228/ ; India Stock, 228; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1061, 1, 1081, 106, 1061; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 961; India Bonds, 6s. premium. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan bsi attained a fresh rise of 1 per cent., closing at 1061 to for the new account. The " continuation " on this stock is as much as 1 per cent., but this represents chiefly income tax. The Indian Five per Cent. Rupee Lam was also in considerable demand, and roes to 951 to /. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 275. to 30e. prem. Some purchases of India Bonds were effected at 6.. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures remain firm. . _ The foreign stock market was quieter than yester day. The Turkish Loan of 1858 was firmer, leaving off at 654 to 66, whilst that of 1854 closed drill, at 774 to 78. The Russian Three per Cent. Bonds were well supported at 654 to 66, and the Scrip at Ito die. Veneruela Bonds were more offered. Buenos Ayres have again declined. Mexican were dull, at 22! to 4; some of the recent sales are said to consist of the stock of a deceased capitalist. Equador Bonds were marked 134. Bank shares to-day were firm. There were in quiries for London and Westminster and London Joint Stock. Ottoman Bank were steady, at 174 to 18. The shares of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, were marked 29 (231. shares, all paid). There were some inquiries for Netherlands Land Preference, and Copper Miners of England Preference. Atlantic Telegraph were heavy. The shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada were dealt in at 14 prem., ex dir. . . . IllMois Central Railway sham were fiat, at 40 to 59 dia., the effect of the increase in the traffic being neutralised by the apprehended call, combined with the receipt of lower prune from New York. 11 'h e 4 h it" i a I. i 111 140 . 4 de.; LIIIII LIAIND . . XI V a li t /4 . l.lawnsoss. DX Is.r a OIODoi II Ds. ~. .d T . Lake ilkaiiiL au Isc art at IX g awk OM IN Jim i l iL OM: Ma. and I 1 ,66 eels Ma= 1 thowary i er ale" IA SW 6 D2=iiii . r.::: 1 bi: a S& ea. ii tr e 'D•ta:r: 1 114 it . c2 . l . r 0 pa 0. Deboolus float T IN . I Ds. As un . .... 1 11066 . 16 to 2i XL 471 TZIrI;67:I7A I:. I w sot Owl Mom. toillogy s, ;X TIE ii oil is. X MI W }killing so. al mei. Ibis,pe.7l tr, V" ft., . 44 ,- oat do. 1 Per NAL • 10.1 Do. 46 pm N 06.11086.. IN Do. Bed Ix. Oa 6 p.o. 6 90.10111. de. ...... .... au Do. do 66. row 1 COLONIAL 00•1141111ILIT Do. Do. I v. a. Iresejaaj 1i.71;:i..ii 5N 110 ! 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M. 11eMiank 10 110 110 ka t • sailealma lard 611 SS 34 1 146161066 Te l = 43 1 1 I De. uo. os 1 E 111 Tnaillakoo. 4.0 r. 1 - -- R d 106 Pr Dlors46 Dud. - 1111 14 10 111 LONDON OE/111UL OYNIIIIIS COMPANY (.1111- rso).—Tra6le receipts : Week loam Doz. 4th, 1869, 9,6831.19 e. &I, _ _ CRYSTAL PALSOL-0111 SHILLIXO DAT.--WED NRIMAT, Dsc. 7.—Adakishor co psycNsui, 1,987; 11616 y Soma *kiss, 666; 6assl visitor% 1,663. !REMO" RAILWAY& .J K 1 Banyan. 1 aka.. 01.04. 1 0140. 16 an antropsollanarie 41 41 0 all 10 1 1=4.1164.1kag.ip.• I' 1 11. 41 1 I all = NOEL Joga& 1 • 2 . s i 31 ir . • ... :::::::: i :-. di. .1 .rwm if Imam; **** •- • N g• 4*. larr IL limbesim VW* - - 1 Gerd PArlia ran 1p• 0 - - .1 , 11 1 Clainti 07 0. 1%afx. 7 1 5 •66 aiel 11160. - - 10 an mid Taralian g itt II Vastrasa O lO 111 i :01 .... 11aarra- .• - e se lf:: haass .ail ZIMINr: II if IT Pans sal ri II NNW awl Nia liasirs 111 II (11010=6::10aL II 11 40 0 1 01000 10 an Isms mad Mama ••• .. 0 I al Neal ••• an l =I, ...... -. . . 4, 4 ell 41004•04. ... - .- 11 0 aat 2 1l /17•4 4 = s am4,l; • a k e i l Imam h 11 al• 1104 Mmaan .. 41 01 le .61 Da 0 Int Nos. . Vi . car:. 66 1 10 W 414.110 a 6N. W.at Now 01 01 1 eAmon _ s - - .41 :Ma ...._ - -. .__. JOIN? MOIL BAIN& Sea ias I haw. 1 Pd. 1 N. pneas Oala ilii a0=.106. Sao! : i. • g i 1.• irk g W." -- ,. g g 13 - 0 Ortt.o6l.ltan. •Li.l3 0 - O 0 blur ILL:mica - - . Is Nat a/ bal. 4 ......a.•••0 "46-• 0 1 dl. Ipm 0 • 0111 0 C1un61140.41a00. Lan owl Onis.... an - - AZ ty• - .0 GS 60 1.61 1 10 .......- - L - 1.4" 4 a1 3 I=, r i io 0 . 0. aVIIANIM. IA NI 111 0 eaunnlahl g a t el 6 i g=rlW:- If = .1 u 4. t. sp..= r _ v 4 ~ ....,......r y n 1 ,76 ... 1 - 1 II 1 11111 KM g Nan NIONVa:...: d 10" 1 OW 900 a - IN - ,•• r! 10111 vow - MINES-THIS DAY. Two dame. The mining market to-day is steady. Par Consols shares are inqui re d f or , and have been dealt in in the Stock Excha nge at 111. East Basset are marked 197 ex die.; Great South Tolgus, 131; and Wheal Edward, 11 and 1/. Shares in East Wheal Russell, Rosewarne, North Crofty, Hingaton Downs, South Camden, and Wheal Hooper have also met with attention. The latter are in great request, and have experienced an extraordi nary rise, being quoted 11 to 11. St. John del Rey Mining shares have advanced to 191 to 20. Cobra Copper are more inquired for, and are marked 481. Great Northern Copper (South Anathdia) are quoted / to 1 prem. St. John del Rey mining shares experienced a renewed advance of about 11., in consequence of the advioes referred to below. There was also a decided rise in Lusitanian mining. Pontgibaud were more offered. Colonial descriptions were steady. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) remain quoted 1 to 1 prem., and St. John's United (Newfoundland) to 1 prem. English and Australian Copper have improved. At a meeting of adventurers in Camborne Comb, held yesterday ' the accounts showed a balsam against the adven tnrers of 3631.25. Id. A call of 6s. per shore was made. Wheal Basset declared, on the 6th lost., a dividend of 61. share. The Wheal Tehidy accminte, presented et the meeting held yeaterday, exhibited • Wawa against the mine of 6811. 14e. A cell of Z. Bd. per share was made. A resolu tion was passed to forfeit all thecae in arrow of call, and to transfer the same into the named the committee of manage , meld. _ _ _ Tim South Wheal Bunt Mining Company, ou Om 6th Ina., made a call of 21. per gam. COMMERCIAL AND MARKE7S MINCINO-LANE. 7 (THDI DAY.) SUGAIL.—Tbs market is awry diva to day. Corms bas • steady sgporsoce, the public sales are g without showing sastsrlal situation in plane. P l i" za a . s ±T any his ambit is dill sad prim are rather irregular. Rms.—Priem are unaltered. Bavrernis.—No transsetioes of importance reported. UT I hi, been sold at vary foil prices. SPILTIE sold at 211. 7a. 6d. Ou.s. —Unified, 271. 10s. to 271. 165.; rape, 381. 10s. to 401. ; brown, 361. 10a. TALLOW MARILET.THIB DAT.) The market continues fiat. Prior are quoted at follows Town tallow, 665. net waft ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spa, Ms.; all the month, 645. 6d. ; Jimmy to Much, 640.. March oath 61s. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The wooly of good bouts le very short, sad= the average pion ere better thin out Monday. Ina few inseams our top whitlow is melded. The number of sheep is alum the isms uof late • the avenge quality is inferior, for which thee it but little demand ; but -skin descriptions ere rea dily disposed of. There se not much 'Westin in the calf trade. Our foreign supply omelets of 260 besets, 620 sheep, and 178 selves. The zombis of milt& cows, 140. ter wow et Itte. e.d. .d. Per wee et db. L 6. L 4 Best lieem lionfords— 5 1 5 41 beet Dis IlLbrads aert alarLborse.-- 4 10 6 1 Bog r-w ools 5 0 6 1110114 Waif biro— 4 0 4 4 Do. dr Sera Oohs -------- 4 4 5 6 Bum a ustmad MU* 4 6 4 4 lisMarels rte Mute M morkst. 9 ; M 4 ae lamb. 6.440: Chaves. 247; L6O. 6 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tendency dull. Penns meadow bay, 70s. to 76a. ; superior ditto, 78s. to 80a. ; intetior ditto, 60s. to 80n ; towns, 1189. 60s. ; Glover, old, 85s. to 100 t. ; second cut, 70s. to MX ; straw, 265. to 28s. TRAFFIC RRTURNS. WITATL Ma Paw Idea %%M. Total. OPS.. Mine dandies. Ind 18E6. Wan Oat 2 A it AS ihesittri a" 8126 .6ha0..... 7 ..._ ne w L:l4 I.l_ol 4 2 : 1 0 ' 1 1 6 4 2. 6. 5 4 : 4=1341 . 2 . 111. 111 - - 1.40 3.00.0 Wan mans o% V. Gnat Lena In Nand Dna. is Int 4•11 W Da S. Glands% mad Min NI 91 66 155 - 111narkelowilLlll9sam nnina "l aZress Mi DMa ta b il k 1 1 , 45. t l r olo9 2.__ W"ri..- re; .117 4 ' l" 4:44 2.311 Lorna int awn% - 1,734 2;5 1. 111 1.216 Masalriim. ad% Joann% awl AllAmian - 061 113 912 1.11 thadialliff.llllll44. rd Ina _ftladanu 9.73 16.657 26.U1 77.5 1 2 - - 348 788 1731 3,;24 1.817 11.371 9.0101 Idlest 444 Oasts aolna 31 339 149 4a7 374 Westin 494 Y.rtttta• almvort. AboranalaY. and 1111401.4 lithrewebury 494 Binntoithaso — 1.930 LOOT 1047 1.417 • TM amalgamation of the Laoet6ln sod Yorkebtre ma East Iw ma►tre itellehre berths rooelved the emotion of ostltassust, the Croft [ocelots of both Istlwaye,ore Included la the sbovo. LOCAL SEALI MARKET& 111•71,001. Dec. 7.-Tbe market was quiet, nut very am a day. 117217.e1tem4 78q-Oaideolea Swam OcountW% 11 616 11 7-16-Gme Medians Mod. 109141-ltrent westerns, NV Of -Lnateetan and Yoking, 991 991-Lototon and YlorthWeetea ... "! - Dine (alisens), 4 d. - Manetweler, Enfield. and 878-817d16nd doek, 19-NorthlaHQ 01 42-Itort fteddilre, 3j d.- NottlaNnitent Herd* ao.k. 96-Ted 04 71 td god, 74 di-Lates stock, 491 - node Matra, SR- Data Mend% 41 din-Gnat Laxembaarg. 71-Glnod Trunk d Cicada, 91 994 -itreet Widens H u rond% ld 134-Intte eltanel. 7 db.-Bed* and lAke 4l 43-Oreet Snip, MAPCIMiIk D.C. 7. , -.TM market wee firm sad Improvnig, 914 only a modern , . bninme we. debit Trunk; 9ft 10-kkrite.dlead deck, 781-Leeds. di-Dover% -Orai Wotan, 07-dbettrelds. 6 47l .7. Nona &afford; Si -Barlett, 91t—A7nb d -Union Bank. i p.-Londons, 97i 8 J. 01.11.0000. USC /.—Tbe unman ions reported to-day navy se under :—Cinst We-tern Illnatagbara Preto...mai 104—Lando. sad Nana western ar 074—Dudle7 and Wen Broalarleb liana at 68-91r milldam and inaffordshne Ow Oen, melt pen.-end Hirdadont Union 11111 at 111 pa mar.. Market Arm. vont an unwird londlnM. 80MITH/110 MORE ABOUT THE FOUR LIVERPOOL Matamers.—Mush speculation has been afloat in Liver pool as to the reason why the original letter from the " four" has not yet seen the light. It was stated in Liverpool that the writers had not kept • oopy of the document, but our correspondents were yesterday informed that the copy was in enigma, but that the reason it had not been published either by the writers or by the French government wee that its terms were so curt and brief, that its publication would have reflected credit on neither party. We understand that. after the usual formalities of addrese, the contents were merely "We the undersigned respectfully request your Majesty to inform us what are your intentions reepsoting England.—Signed, &c." The Liverpool Law Society, at their meeting yesterday, diseased the subject, and adopted the following resolution :—" That the president be requested to inform her Majesty's Attorney-General that in case it be the intention of her Majesty's government to take any pro ooedings spinet the four Liverpool merchants who recently made a communication to the Emperor of the French, this committee will be happy to render the Attorney-Camara every assistance In Its power." THE WRECK OF THE ligOLE.—The correspondent of the North British Deily hail, writing from Ardrossen, Tuesday, says :—" This morning and during the day the tide has been strewing the Ardrossan shores with mementoes of the wreck of the ill-fated Eagle. The high winds which have prevailed during the last three days no doubt amounts for their being coat up Isere. On the shore between Ardroe san and Baltooats, the carcase of a sheep was got this morn ing, and at the North Pane, Saltooste, during the day other four were cast up. On the shore between Sallow/ and Irvine many others have been got, beside! • bottle of whisky and a box of gotta percher Awes The rumour is prevalent here of live bodies (whether men or women, I know not) being cast tip on the shore near Irvine. The fact I cannot vouch for, however. A person engaged in oartiog wreck from this shore reports having found a piece of the wr, oh, li this be true, tarok. a probability of the wreck breaking up; and If so, should this wind continue, mon melancholy signs will, ia all likelihood, be strewn upon one ohms." AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAlLS.—Yesterday (Wednesday) the Quebec and Montreal (keen Steam-ship Company's steamer North American sailed from the Mersey for Portland with the Canadian mails and plusssugers. Yee. tsrday also the New York and Philadelphia Steam-sap Company's steamer City of Washington left Liverpool for New York with the United' States and North American mails and 160 passengers, forty of which were cabin. On Saturday heat the British and North American Royal Mail steamer Asia will be despatched frau the Mersey for New York. HORRIBLE DEATH IN AN ENGINE-HOUSE.-011 Tuesday • dreadful fatality n , curred at Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. A man named Joseph Moore, who has leh a wife and three children, met with his death while following his avocation as engine-tenter at the brewery in this place. The following is the account of theaccident :—ltappeare that the deceased spoke to a boy who was in a hayloft on the premiere, and directly daubs lad saw Moore writhing in agony among the machinery, which Ira then in motion, for hoisting some barley. The boy gave an alarm, and when the machinery was stopped it WSW found that Moore was decal, His skull wee fractured, his braise scattered about, his heart torn from his breast, and his tits and legs broken. The deceased had amended a ladder sod put his foot oa the ma chinery, and slipped on the cog wheal. A part of the 108 men sentenced to three months' Imprisonment for partiolpatieg In the late disturbance on board the Princess Royal wen yesterday cileAarged from her Majesty's ship Victory in Portsmouth harbour, and for warded by train to the gaol a: Winchester to undergo their sentences. Pi