The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Nine Me. Commieslour Chalbarn) IN II DAVIDSON AND GORDON. Ni was the adjounial aerstaite weetiag. MAR new vii erbium— Dr. Play V et Nasal, vsesseadasol, sad deposed Thee the beskrayes obbebei bwra int Ina sa edemas of I.ICOS. giving as essaritysee desk wanante (yid& were werthbee), sad mesa Winuaineter laprovemeat .) la arses-moms ks mated that he had is sedan egainit Ksbliy S De wheritepw, sad had velie wwdie• (I,saglien Mr. wsi—a D. S. Oberman dipieni tint he had bias a Inaba of De Ors et Goal, Gamey, and Co. Troy bed bed time sedum lUD Davidson and Geedesi, Lad with Stagiest sail Owden oin kewditedY. They bed traaretiese with Davide= m g and with J. . Olt. Hie ka wets creditors Geis, mai 011. Had we sodas el the mouse of Stir deldless Del Om. Their Iremellins with Davidson soil Gerdes sad Cob wise nay extendoe. Os the 13th Oneber,lB6l, Davideas sad Goan owed the 113,6161. be the SOMAS *meta bills dbeiterged.Agaiast that amain Yid a weerard des spollsr, as., which they esypoold agog Se the debt, wilt a hap unegin. The/ treeeived dem De imesellime 1111,111:4 84p = • lwit "VW Mrta tithe werwente tbsy Yid to ripsent wawa emir. he Dwober, 1 bad ea sea terview witialevidioa sal Oesdas and Cole. Ogle woe et that tine largely indebted to their Ira. Witness thought it • hard thing that the mole Sores should be 1,1 beibre the world. The Comilemiew thee& that me Devidese, Cionies, sad Coif Ind Men =bud up tegstber, We groin es ht to be Mr. liambloa, who appeared fee Kr. Chyme*, deeded to the His =observed that se reammist which the witness ✓ight ran send be Merlons% Ks bons of Overend, Oran, med Cm Kr. Ode mid list the loselea we lojerious to In seek atel he *wise eldothd to lb avvelidtj d atofinwt, Was hotbarenalos4 that they bald • erne Mem Cen eared et MASK Their Were what were .a,d dale= vseessis. LI th s ella ir lecludtag Derider end Ossilede sereddirlasy held dines vastest'. lree th ese soden had hen ISM= Weber AA, sad Jur% 1114 0 Goy DA T a ra swept boo asauelabe tilde Guy la June, 11104, dry MI pooskull ball oil Aeon Ni.rer Omen is sewer d Deolissa e d Oahu; la per stwatot of is whir Is that sista by the boabeigla. la Ossoher. 1063. dry nee rade ewers th at Gleedes led ebigni ns sipper Air which they held woolostu s... Aresatea TASK welt •4 bide Ow that the M than le Woo up man AO& WM ~turf those sheds ; ltel we at the rat meal el the aseierner. About AL was adll talW bearetka. nay seetedtbelresseast ow AI Gamin by about new Zl.Z w r orb fun or Porrdi fen the of aserlits list Ostelme. 1211. Abates* bow they received ban Ode • awe be mow pram by Daeline Ad Oar 5.11, the am bounce they dried thee mut le or et Can 'That ante we. still urpull. 717= lbsidtbeir tsommoisee with Cole after October, aur mai we help They had reduced AO Mt • Oda UTAA aim Weber, 1863. With dr outeptis• d &Af tWl a wakoluoy i Lstat by CA., they MI sortsei Milks del wow GANA to ea basalt la Isylezier, MIS led emit a Urge low try of aria, 411111 tuna, the womb he width wan set god. They reniesi the wary tar it, and any bard afternieds Ilist the warrens were set evadable. They were told that than was not entail spent on the wharf to mply what was old, and they phi 011ie 164 a toe be WO odd toes to et lea the waressio—ort the fictitious war rate. near Abet wee be AM their tufted he wadi bass to say On K was to asassal bout the mites, that the weneole woo fiellises. Ms. ars War blerrint with Cab em Ks IM of Order, MS. as MI Esausolud to is dean awl ate the warrants Ansa Is sot wort toboels, mho aimeloi that he bad tomessii re.sla eepeaenlel by Se wormsta, art also that Go ewe wee the ore with reamed to Oben of Doan Ad thelea. la the abascow bow Ode owl Gioia The taturekew WSW AGA two lam. Ills peat Aleut am le asetauda die eat 01 their lavoloomek art thus AIM bed berme A the wow. It apparel davit W ball MAW. to Davldena and Gordon, for the War Hen Knifiery. This err admitted by Gordon. He gave than terwabeetan that an was to be concealed from hie pruse, Mu Owned. Ile did not tell Gordon at one of the isturbisio that bum • thief, bat said that he would semi boaelbe tie sum air with him again. He bad sew aria to hies since. Tbe diaconate with dole hams were ashasqesatly conducted throegh a clerk, wliHa to his approval. Nothing was said at the Interview is Gainer about tba security on the distillery at Wee Hrs. Godes represented it to be a miry v•lnable property. The deeds of the distillery were afterwards sent to then by Cele. (The can was proceeding when we went to preen) THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. IdAITSION-HOUSE. Moos Plwwass was charged with hating bees drank, and wholly mashie to drivahia oath • pail:swam saki—About ass o'aieek this Tacesing I saw a tab end hone standing tear the Lend= Tavern, useundsd, wad soma after the defendant, who said he was t►e dinar, mono up, and was so much In liquor that I otamilisred It aseeseary to tabs him to the nation-house. We had a great deal of trouble with him. . - - ---- Tht;tiediedanis:idhOwaa no more drank at Ur tame he warn takes into cust,dy than he arm at the sort V par,' Wore that magistrate. He thought it Sow bed that lea should be dram* away from his cab, which he had only let fore mooing In cedar to go into the London Tames, wham be had a faro waiting, so that he not only had te= norms of the Oreen-yard In which his cab wee a bat be last his lam ffir R. W. Carden mid he caneldered the pnniehmeM al toady stained loam sufficient, end discharged the delindsma, Mot having adavutished him against the disgrecetni Walt which led to Ids mutiebtnent. rie )m dshodeat-1 shall never tiger) myself ark, ay d. I/ins Smith was examined elms* with halls( skim =ticatialtig 65. Ss., the property al a miasma ma- The . polkeeest beard a cry of " Pollee," esil wpm ring tip to the .pot stw the woman with a gentleara who gave for into cobtody on • charge of robbery. The wamsa denied taw AO bed Noise anything. bat the othosr food the parse twr bead when she wee tskaa to the statlea-leas. no primmer was rewarded. POURING BURNING NAPHTHA UPON A WOMAN. At the City Police Court. yesterday, a young mar rhd IPOINEI, earned Catharine Tease, ins charged with ti =a li tharety ""hs e C 1111rieust= Yr lib datpaired of. • polisema amid k udos ea duty la Haste; Ditch at ass O'clock ea emir, N. taa, wire he Maid a cry at "Vile," is Ofilesks-steest ; be yea that send, and was add that the yam - - le • tollor.• Amp is Casson - mart. Wiser west le de bons open the door sad few* nor row trends. is the ideohos. Tloo p &or wee is bed is rho kitchen, god two nes Us • *wined sad • kdger, were Aft whet is the NM rasa Gee of the see rid as Nen toporks w.. lbs. Witmer ins epotoiro, awl dead • raw Wag es rho liar in • nem Ms was as Goe, and tho is... wee NI of works. Widen tree the doting from r,, and andelod hes to demi sp. Tbs won* wog Meg nodose brisol; hong= she gss sr rif or = Wed. BM mid dr gems driosslehs bed dens get bee down into the Nam, isd a•P• all aid Is the pisser,• Toe thaws ids Irowelsi eighths en as, sail on se es dm bed sews Os to pod issal." The phew mho se reply. it sob was seally premed, and the sun* was tarts te the Boyd Iseneary. Charge Illsebelb. dr Wigs Is the priesses hems aid th• shiner's budged win eleselieg with his is sows* a ths Ohms el oso dde Whites. They had boa is Se *d oom oho* Ws shed.. es iloterhy eight. whoa Is pressor den* ilso Bridget wee oil hessig. Wars is. dew the shim het woe stot by do put es lien who tried *get threes! do Hot parrosted Mr fres dabs thln esd Sere ▪ holdediso naiad bre Is *der to smodar the &wow. prides bed has le the hose And its or its wean hating otos de children. Bire had fregewstly bed words sith twr Mietr•al. Wba VOUS@ lag base sheet WS- W& as &wird*, the prisons aid Bridged were &deg bride the doe. Than woe • saner* imp Weiss as the tehis. Wiesen was • talks, sod bed rebel by goshilis V ps In seer years. .14 lisperiatmodest On nid thell edis of the deggerer nee et the Wand yams, boor set Moe es lieses elhorsesa raotriegswe rat to do Beret Islrwary to Inquire *- Welds bee sad were ishewmot that or. was is • asking awe, wod teasitt shoty sissiont. Pb. weld ere so is ems bet psi' sad "as" It wen thweihrh domed la' orbrioshie b nem pt tildes big doposhits, rid lb. *boss wee gesesid.—iterattoskr fairdisio. Tu Well POTATO CaOF.-1110 Northers Whit, srahis II Yeyeidet de pees doe of 1666, °ars _aisk • P w ak heike Me ham one cies awe riled is Irene deo' eel la eve ram bailee Ile Mal asse Malt.ll add" The waft ell Oi retil l •• Is eedellie. mei ire eme be es wort d ins as , POMO. es tepee Wlrarsw nor Isle elm raw deer or Ismehiela, immelsee delelese bre bee salearima oidmerelle; =in eel stediedi dap row rodeo" ewe web de Mims • 11. mist 60 per ant. above the emOoll ie = in dais Ty ndelle le tie "Rheum of what tie MU the • lielindles mlady.' • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVE NTING, DECEMBER 7, 1858. THE POO OF YESTERDAY. SERIOUS COLLISION ON THE NORTH LONDON RAILWAY-LARGE NUMBER OF PASSENGERS INJURED. Yesterday evening, shortly before six o'clock, during the thickest of the fog, • frightful «Make took place on the North Landon Railway, at the Hackney sta tion, analog wry mime Wary to • large number of pee engem As may be known, the passenger trees run on this HMS every queer of en hoar to and from Neuharth street There is alao a conaiderable goods and coal truffle, sad se they have to run between the quarters allowed for`, pemenor trains great rem is received in signalling them past the metal mations. The fog of yeaterdey after ' noon is the scot!-esetern suburbs of Load= was one of the dement the had been experienoed in those parts for some years, sad am the rosining of goods trains in inch weather was Involved fa great risk, it was thought that they wadi have hese Mapped until the pesseager baffle of the day had closed. This preventive, however was not adopted. Owing to the fog, wet of the trains were late during the day, and a pessemger train which should have left Hampetead•road station for the City did not start for some time edit its proper period. It arrived at the Hackney statics a few minutes before ex o'clock, and was standing still, putting down and taking up peassegen, whim an engine was beard approaching the rear of the train. The dimity of the atmosphere prevented all view of the head hump of the eagles until it bed reached within a few yards of the station. Red signal lamps were waved, and the driver wee shouted to, and we believe ha did hie best to May his spied, but as he bad been travelling at a rata of Whom 10 mad 15 miles, very little could be done to slacken hie perm ere with fearful force he ran into the rear of the Weis wide\ was waling at the station. The last car riage owl a esered class in which wee seated several prow gm. end this woe &Wend to shook a weeeplele wreck, the Wien, ides, sad met wen deb= sper(weer the permanent way, sal the selheloaste occupeate Imams ealengisd in the wreck. Tbehestairdep was • first alamorlhiskahereelkeed, ea did the WM hem the rear, mother mesh ohm The seem that eanned is amend Mho,* be sae ef the meet phial chanater. The imam at the peemagene der halt PM lead eel pima% sad the &abases which parallel added to the Meter mod esafrion. Tim mess white semead the Wedded wee god away with all expedition, add the tenet ' pump mow we taken to extricate tin injured pasesegers. An daffy lady amesd Mrs. Squires, residing at Beck-lane, Leyeermesan wee found to be very serioualy injured. She wee lemeved I. the Gems Hospital, and her cams is Mated b he a meet withal eon Mr. Frieda Batas, of Weed &xi, ensirlard framared lege,'and he lies at the redden,» of Mr. !pa earpesa, at Hackney. There was scarcely a pesseere Y tame meriaree who escaped injury; some with eat hem sod ben* and others with serious medmiese. All the medial aid that the neighbour. heed mold 'apply was fa pompt attendance, and the psftwateden beteg mar stretchers were soon mocured to envoy the moss swims seer to the hospital at Deblois. Mies bad ear injuries Weeded to at the stalks, sad after they lhad somewhat remered from their alma mho Win peeemed sad they ww• need to their respective horn Immeillatdy after the Ball ion the mud precandows were taloa Wisp all the up sad dawn testae, and • °Damian mewed et the amperoes snakes then ahead bailed dmoriplies. The seauctly of the evening had made the people mere =edam to gel hew; sal r the relena-ticket holders living at Reehasy, Elphliery, Warbled, &c., kept docking into the Veneemeelvalmet eleftea, sad as they waited for hones be eapethellea if • beta, the hubbub and confusion became meet ,heerilielag, and to add to th•ir dilemma, the onialbanse had ceased running. During this time Mr. Mai, the anperfateadeet of the lies, with • large peg of met were mergelically ere. played fa dewlap the wreck of the esniages which ob structed the W, sad after moms three or four homy* heavy work, the dews tine was made available for the ep sad down trete', although at very long latervde; sad by twelve o'clock the last of the passengers who were anxious to get right through were seat on. The wins which ran Into the train was what le ailed a heavy goods "pilot." Thaddeus had Mina a goods train to Camden-town, sad was reberedeg he the purpose demist ing another goods train, which was to leave Hayden. square goods department at 6, up a steep beak mar Bow. It is stated that on passing K tngsland he mist over a fog egad on the London side, which ought lo have advised him that a train was • short distance In advanced him, sad therefore to have used great caution to approaching the next (Ilackary) station. It Is also stated that the red " dim wen cet the long distance auzillaty signel, 600 or 700 purists thellipland side of the Hackney statue, which ought lobate been aingly eufltelsat to have protected the train at a stand ea, bet k Y very doubtful whether on such a night, with the ewer gulag st any speed, sad steam blowing off, the eegie•drtver could teeny have sent it in peseta( ander it. 1_ It - is quite certain, however, that taw .ewn no fog signals down, and had there been two or three at the point of the auxiliary signal, it is very clear that the man would have been made 'enable of the oleos proximity of the train ahead, and would hare slackened his speed. Awarding to his account, the fog prevented him seeing the light of his angina, and he Imagined that the pat mtge train was further ahead of him. The whets matter, however, will be inqmirei into by the government inspector of railways, who this morning was applied of the unfortu nate comma% Amongst ks Teesessers wet Injured are the folleirlag lam &Ink* aim the church, Beck-lane, Lsykaskas„ meeker Weed thjuries ; lying at the German Hospital. Kr. Ft— Bar. Wesiked, tredemed kg. lir. 0 Smirk U, Du 114411111114 sal Kr. Jaws *Way White lest, akstima; at Ss Guam Her SW; lea eat and atealema. Bank* Wood, 51, Weengkerabast, Strassy, matemed aW ; at Landon HoepitaL Yta Dpiey, Witham, bon; Osemas Hooplad. Robert Mier, cot sidle, Leakages D,ek. Cat Ina cestased eglamsa, a Wast-etrest, Iktked-green. Mc. 0. W. Ilaskerr, 62, Geoegsetreet, Blsekinnes. Banner Cat, a Gettose, Elkaosy-lane, Stepeey, contused face. Mrs. Bromley, 18, Bull-plane, Somers Town. Captain and Mrs. Dyett, Paradise-nonage, Ilmehouse. WWI= Pilgrim, Framis-strest, Marylead Point, Strat - eamas, 60, Dele-Me, Dirmhairbeze. Mr. OMAN Iltrettord-grm. Theme Byword, 2, Beat-renet, Stratford. Sena Taylor, 12, liCale•Mielli, Alfred-tempo, Stepney. Yr. Digm, Astos, Birmingham. Mr. Them. Smith, 0, Telegraph-place, Stratford New Tows. Jobs llemmd, 7, Brea4l4Met, Holloway. A. thelen, 11„ Feeltag-street, Caledosisa-read. nip Pemirlii, fireman to the plot, leg Injured and Meer poree d the body burnt. Omid Ileisrth, driver of the pilot, centered eye and tales Iriered. /NOT Nra COLLISION. Is Ile - pet of the day another collision took dad as Ike ads Nab mar do Ca d=lea-rod data; by a laggege nibs I- lets a piensur wain. Berard yersogers doe Wald. kat de law ad Mad the port:loam. 8110021M0 Di tn.—Alert in o'clock en War r]lmwiT • ‘•••••. pm, awed hall= brew romoo k 7tot illu bil i tho nollybbs Thm otrilnds vi tas anniwod by • me ot bandit, lylig dead on Os doon, la best at the lboylos• bar clear bike BMWs bond ott, tad boo body onnbil bum obodor. It ammo lbws bed len so do la the bran, bat • moll of limp wan head %NW the nowdow of dr nomod; mod as is bad Ina wiry drink dM provions sinbt, Y b serpoli as bad bin down of 6•111••• with lba Vgbood limesior her, lad ea Ur doom rod Wind bee too' Nat A DursizirMarligs.—Dsrrn OP an Imre. —A s tts sads7 its bi l Lrookieneen, econrod Orsber, who n. Mee Olydo- Ind been Muftis on &ter dry Webb, reetnell bow It mom OW she sot dors Men Do 11“, wrik ea Mir arm opeollms old In bur bp, and Sao sekop. Droraso hoe rod Orr tbe bar bneliod woo round Don aZio lbs ei die baby, sad upon be 11 , 16 doer err to darra. °6l.ll Vardoi thuo ta l mar sr be or* be berme/ to drew dr at Ws the WOW wig& dry urdorarldy set Are ; sal bet Ise elie •piely arra ri s Doerr bra the melon polhooleileo. dr eironsorso Wide ben brat orlon% ortri to dee ✓ift of poroorldlott So Marrow af dr Yee war b. Dr. ilizerlor idd,Pidir-arrar, Dr. litrodrik polle•- ✓orgoos, oraded as dig iddrer roloy, We • salons ran Ib Worir 111 bed resdrol Art ft arm road, sad Ned hot *ld of over eolook.-oAufser lopsorwal. BorrossoLoss OF ELFOIF later.—The Brothers, ta g lobler-boot owed in Yr rarb-stat traloge• ve r s to b• tor, with bar ow el eirmia basis. Ms to Craw, Nod& whir lasi spurn wida IPSO raw ors brea ks. of Tarrortb. MB cams stiow—(llll3 Ddr.) At day-break this morning the show at Baker street was thrown open to the public, and up to the period at which our report left visitors were anteing in greet number,. Notwithstanding the rawness of the atmosphere, the com pany has rarely been so numerour on • first day, proving that the annual exhibition of the Smithfield Club Les lost none of its popularity with the general public. The prime were much criticised; but cm the whole the award' of the judges are admitted to be just and im partial, though the Prince Comsat's claim to the award in the first class asere, by the brief diecarioaa that take place, to be as mach disputed by the visitors to-day, as it was by the critics last night It should, however, be tome in mind that his Royal Highness is simply the exhibitor; he no doubt given long prices to the breeder for hie stook, and after all his success is more the force of oapital than the result of sheer skill on his farm. The two other prises that compete with him were bred from the exhibitoes ova stock, sad fed upon Walls ors Mama. The *neer of the Prince, therefore, promise the inlemen of lime& lag la two ways : it samereses, in the iltek plssy thepreince of stock with a view et sollieg to intiadag add bites; sad in the next *mit odwaleise goaded= emenwal those who towel sad Ma wade Ise the sake of prim. The sake it Meek woe reshot brisk this swing, end nearly al Moe eseeseated lots have been disposed of. The Prime Caosort's stew, which takes the gold medal and first prise of 261., has been sold to Mr. Penny, of Berkshire, while his :eyed highnem's threolur old Devon, in the 2nd oboes, le which is awerisi the silver medal and the first pries of 261., has been secured by Mr. John Petberfase. of Headagoofreet, Brunswick-square. Mr. Jaw le again a brie pwroharer of besets and shop, baslaillag areoral of the maw pair. Mr. X.*, of Pod digkeadreet, appears le he the basest ham of Mew* Dowse ; eaccopt Ifs pordwime ere all the Dub of Meliorate pew, whist tangelos the first mad second prima The Lai yen it Laarbers widelt br env been exhibited, and to whist Is strudel the gold ameba end tint prime of M., ware copeatedly bid tor, but tuanined most whoa war report lA. The pen of pigs whkh bone the great fringe el Fortino part of the allow, and which be. carried to Likeilisaids• the gold medal sad OM prise of 241. hea been pwricaled by Yr. 8. blather, heron feeler, At one o'clock the annual meeting of the membirs of the Smithfield Club wee held within the building, for the dispatch of the usual routine business of the club ; when that was disposed of the member, proceeded to consider the propriety of appofniing • rub-committee to inquire into the precticabfilty of procuring • better and more oommodions Owe for the Smithfield Clab to hold their annual ultibittam, and report the result of their inquiries to the next general meeting ; also, to (moult with Mr. Soul note relative to raising the price of admisesion on the first day of the show." The =peewee of to-day will furnish the member, with cogent arguments in favour of some change. The heat of the banding wee intoltrable, and many of the visitors bring ing with them the recollections of Hingley Hall, made the dikela of the pima the mote apparent. NEGOTIABLI BECUAITISS. The following (Gaya the Tewa) relates to a ease jolt deckled which hes ea issportsat betrkg upon the rights of persons tosidai avows gra ass Webb matritiss " le, hues:-treat, &read, Dee. 4. " Sir.—The &add= of the itios-Cliasteller, Sir William Page Wood, in the ors of louse v. Peppercorns; re potted in the Tied of this date, Is of suilident importance to the mercantile coennunitg to justify my inviting your at tention to the pried* laid down by the eminent judge be fore whom it was segued. That principle may be thus shortly explained :—Years. Strahan and Co. at the time of their bankruptcy bad several loans open with Messrs. Peppercorn% andadmig others aloes of 28,0001. on Dutch bonds. Messrs. P sokl the Dutch bonds, which realised • sum of el, 61. les. ed. After the bankruptcy of &rehab and Co., it was discovered that the Dutch bonds were not, In fed, ' their property, but were the of the plaintiffs in the emit ; - end thereupon the plaintiffs fld their bill to establish their title to the bonds and to obtain the surplus 3,1101. 16e. 61. for distribution among themselves. Messrs. Peppercorns, having other claimer . yea &rah= and Co. insisted their right to apply in dleettarge of mots so much of the 3,1101. 16s. 64. to wee necessary fur the pur pose. Other questions dire ere it difference in the rue ; indeed, the fad of say no bslede m eeg , due to News. Pep percorns is dada by tie Mk but se my object to writing is to sail inew _ to the prince* of law kid down by the Whe-Climsdhr. and not to the droop:- stenos' of thispretteder Mats I Illoilnot further v‘r to this. Upon the iris I bate Meted the Vice-Clesseiter de aided that the Mom. repperearee ware sathled to retain the dideg flaw the sebt d the be plastid's D= llis bea e read lllloll at WElN eleties et Ns eeseeet- el d whet Of eeyOhis) night howl du press: dedlett wed Inewellww %twos the Nbras. e perm= end dr Ina of S sad Co. I balm that tli b the feet so It tillith the' bankers bee hr beta had to Weed le the itellege of ativity brokers. It weedms to be es= whether. whim the ere Wee, predate elidelhiltalialli will be Mil awed to the heeds of the sews Owl*. I I awed midi of this egetetwity to supply ea aufwite the etbirwlte yew eetmeete estraraary of the facts reported in the firs- ut entries whisk although not afraotiag the Wealth, hid lowa by the joke, and which It was the object el the 'spored to mead, is the public, might, if lest aorsphird, be fujurione to my clients. It is correctly etat.W to the report, 'that previously to their bankruptcy Strahan sad Co. wave indebted to Moors. Peppercorns tit the rx of mere than 30,0001, independently of the loans made mem do NOM* of the Dutch Bonds. Permit me to add to fide dellemeat, - that Mame. Peppercorns held Exche quer Bel sad Wilt Bonds more then roffialent with the surplus of the Dudek Bonds to cover the whole of their advances to Strohm and Co.—l remain, your obedient , tenant, E. BENHAM, solicitor for Mara. Peppercorns." SHARE L1.32.3.-7HIB DAY. Two o'Ctooz, The railway . share market continues to im prove. The principal demand to-day has been for Midland, Great Western, and North British stooks, which have risen Ito per cent. In several other I instances, an improvement of to 1 per cent. la presented. Present quotations are as follows— London and North Western Stock, 941 to I ; Great Western, 66/ to I • Mid land, 914 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951 to 961; London and South Western, 93 to ; South Eutern, 221 share, " buyers," being dull; Caledonian, 88 to 1 ; per Yak and North Midland, 74} to 731; Berwick, 921 to 93 ; North British, 661 to 671; Great Northern, 106 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties, 121 to per sh are. French railway shares have advanced. Northern are quoted 391 to 1, and Paris and Lyons, 331 to t. Lombarilo:Venetian old shares have risen to 81 to 3i prem., and the new to 21 to f prem. Royal Danish Railway shares are officially marked 12 and 11. West Flanders shares oontinne in demand. TEI ANDOTIIII77I.DRR. Thomas Alexander Banks, the prisoner charged ra with the wilful murdir at Mr. William Parrs, at Andean, a vas pared& agar Wooed up at the Oalldhall, Won the Omagh Mr. Pooldon, hatrooted by Mr. Ler combe,solfdtss, append ea counsel oe the put of the pro apeatio• ; and Mr. Pared, retracted by Marra. Earls sad IN Smith, for the primer. Tha court wee densely crowded. I Mr. Pouklan sad, shwa the last examination the polies had been actively engaged la aloe:Mating the myrary et the • murder, and so far they had bean powerful. Many sob • had been brought to light ; bet he should be obliged to ask I for another remand. A anp at the locality al the warier : ~ accred ged. A witemes, Kee of whom wen simbed ea the es former hating al She ere and at the ingot, ware Shea : called, and the eels vas proesediai when car parcel MR N TREPAN .OEBaaawncaTe.SCOTT AND °TRW. —At the dome et liskleent Shoes address la this ease, bred yesterday le the Court at Cause Pie^ the lard Chief Justice esid that, as it soma deer that there were se Irks ix the jury, the better come wield be or the beresd s.- poet to wader all the evidence whirl he me ailecre, end that b should be reesivell es** bIM AtEnerdiese ral's obigebites, the whale sew se be wield Wove the tell court. Ts this teem the lesesei AthweerOwswel eweered. sad gent same of evidence, weeisdeg of deeds, state =eineeinims, estelegere ben dilibeeet whops et here led einei, dr blob. at whielt It wean be lepeedbie le pert rd. were leadtred tad Vle la hne s war was Ora rho for de plata estbe te the pates er the err fa berm urea tie te rind Wire dam, either by epedel era or ea ardor. Tale tees the het ere la the raper ler the Magi die leer et Weelewlester. The court wW sit at sir prise, at tiuilhal. terreenew. . . . &AND dillr2S6lUlUflitoB.—We are informed that heel mesefogs ewe about to be held in Whitechepel, the Borough, Clorkanwell, eel Beam% he support of a astral teruduse, ie coesequance dile georekesof oime mporiseced by mercheals needing M old his the sukurhan ramp, aud the grec engem d man their goods to sad from the various sea/loos. TIM NORFOLK New LTIPEDOATe.—The Royal Nalkomi Ltlieboat institution MOW est one of Its 30-feet slogis/bseked lifeboats to 'Yarmouth, together with a car- Amp kir the sewn The Mad is SO feet long, and rows riz eim Olds ileseery way adapted*, an& life boat, /Ma ben isag hem required cm this beech. New llte beats osi mies, Ism now been Net to Yarmouth, Win sad Cromer. New boathouses be is Meese heilt et liana, Winurtal, and Batt" I sod soh sada hes ha att . with every frooriptira of light Per lad fraeg valuable ille-belts ter as rded as es mew p er at au* VOW. el the host. TVs Mum sad Important work 1 1r loeatte TER leneett7s Bass smam Moisitaler is la Both :—" The seheerlpfron tor shares to the Lanes of Om Onel hes asstd. Is was 91•10•111 to Nam IWO am% roostesarai 40,000,0006., "h e g o leld mead a Fyn? 260,000 ohms hoe bees oed Turkey lad sub mead forto,o "l o l dmes. tots) of 400,000 te . l soh _ Me seShne ef hostile, alma% Ft Valid Sl The ake, Belem poly, , Switzerland, Germesp, Ihr whisk asses ale rsserred, are lot yet knows:' 11.11abwiliaa, akatkaakor of alanbarg, son of lbe saw ate valeta the oademe sefrearatest dock of dly, is am esiljellfre We ado amd• oho hie liesseleas fro the Ilag of Tisk Z s lii e rarsk two gear —osie dereig Ram lona endltatio, the ram the Ibis? 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Tel N. - PIM 3 eltri6 O k at 3 4 11 414 11 111. Illadllsenwas all - - WO 3 li a ,b il arnt. 41 S 4 1 4 b 11:21 1 t load -Al 4 11•44.4.Palaaddla an 11 11 WU NO 11.namen.flas6.1•11 /0 U 18 Mfg I I 344. 1. MI. a z = an 1 I 611 all f 1 11;7 iii. 111010' Ua Ims pr IL 11 1 hal Itlv ia at 71 7 sk IS Peals. a ill 84 81 11 Da. IT lO 13 16 pm 15 : MLitt . 1 10na .. .rd... 2 4 , :I . .. 1. WWI, -4 " . 111 ilopal 4411 ebbs ~,.. a.......MR.1awir yr a bawarla• 44444 4 la 4 it " 1 4 1 ) 1 - ..' 1111 De. in& is 3 v - . MOIR I - - fi 101 Vas Iftwiat Larl.. 1.4 II 13 "Y . " - NIL Plated" Maio - 140 141 101 MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. A considerable amount of business has been dons l this morning in the mining market, the transactions as officially reported in the Stook Exchange, extending to shares in Alfred Consols, Ent Bumf, Wheal Margaret, Vale of Towey, Wheal Edward, Wheal Mary Ann (which are lower), and Wheal Tre lawney. For the prices, reference may be made to the of list in another column. In addition, we hear of transactions in Red Moor Mine, at 2.1. 6d.; Crebor, at 14s. to 155.; Lady Bertha, at 31s. • and Pridesux Wood, at ILL 6d. Clarendon Mining shares have been dealt in at I Is. 6d. and 61. ; and Cabe, Copper, at ES!. Mr. William Wbite bee bra appointed 'Said asenager of the Nixon Great Cone& Copper Maas Colapmy, now winding up. T Jahn al Re !Oahe 00m099 lore mina adds= Mailro Ifti:.tklL anz i.g ol.s l oll2lNat =sigitlog. prams tor Mow riaTo lo 0•0>lost was TIM Wfais of ?wry Was mid yokate her Mei 01110.9 irk air ta hies: ?maw. pj...iver•a, mimosa if • s. rit : o. le 9 9 0 WM am i a COMMNBCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET -THIS DAY, (IT wrung AND IS 111 lamming lIIIMIZAPZ4 Viol( ova OwX - The earn . mei* Is .o stay attended to-day, and ale hamar' slow. In cedes to advise* the sales, a decline of id. and 2d. per boast bed to be esbealtand to in wleast. Oats and oatmeal ere uneeleabin °lbw &Aides quiet sod . MINCING-LANE.—T H 1 5 DAT. evo.az.—Thu verairet hie nand with a quiet affM7lllloll, a i Ld J a irjublio BIN an ne a ring without spirit. RAW, • Imps, Ala.* Corral—No paddle Wee brought forwrzd to day, but the ileide aerily. Tue.—The bap pule oebe in plug off without &OW* Can zarirrlel eltunin Is prier. orns md* on at ilarmut Becnomax.—TM publio rale of Nagel was bought bt above the 111414211 i value. RICII.—Ties darned auedinea baited. Ittrue—Prlere an ludiumid, but the annul of bulbar dome bee ban von ewe. Marks* goseraly ban beta dull to-day. TALLOW WARIGET.—THIS DAT. The masa* io gala, with but Uttlo doing. Auniad are the quotations .—Towa Tallow, 61s. putt rash ; Talon burg T. C. on th e spot, Po. 6d. to 4d. ; all the yew, 60s. ld. ; :wavy to lfOab. 60s. 6d. ; Mara only, 614 3d.; April to Jun, ; October to Danger, SQL SMITHFUILD HAY MARKET.--(THUI DAT.) Mown. Davis sad Company report bads bean; riallP willmvat slieratiee. Primo osesslew try. 745. Se TrL AI.; —I, Ma, 80.. Ss Us .; inkier Mks 616. to 705.; towe r eh. to Too.; davit, ML. 100 s.; mold out, His. to ; straw, Ms. 6, SOL 4 t sara... .4 pa sal. 7.11•M1L I 11*I li i * 4 l * ►s MI 8 Wl* S H lit fp s It I II Ili In 111 14 li is n I . II • I U 46 46 4 I Ma I 4 V 75 7 4 6 1 7310 4 Ili IV 141 SS MI IT N I 1.44 5 • ii a we ma 91 N SI SI si 101 i Ir. 111 • . ' E 1 in i IT 11 li ft MONEY AfAVET-TBIS DAY. Two c'eLoci. The funds to-day have declined 1 per cent., owing solely to the arrangements in oonnexion with the settlement in Console, upon the completion of which the rate of " continuation " has advanced to 1 per cent., "givers." The other markets, how ever, are firmer in character. English and French railway shares have improved. The government broker has made his usual small purchase of Re awed Three per Cent. Stock on public account. Consols are dull, at 971, "sellers" for money, and 981 to 1 (or equal to 961 to /ex div.), for the 11th of Jan. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to f, ; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 1; India Stock (shut), at 228; Indian De bentures, of the first Josue, at 991 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 345. prem.; ditto June, at 32e. prem. Very little business hu been done In the foreign stock market. The new Turkish Loan is dull; the scrip of the first series in quoted Ito die., and that of the second series, I to 1 prem. The Six per Cents., of 1854, are steady, at 921 to Sales are recorded u follows :—Chilian Foar-and a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), / prom. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 47 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 921, 921; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip of the first series), for account, dis.; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 421. The scrip of the new Chilian Loan, which isto-day placed upon the Stock Exchange list, remains quoted j to f prem. The transfer books for Consols will be closed to morrow (Wednesday) afterncon. A second dividend of 2a. 6d. in the pound has just been declared upon the estate of Messrs. Alex ander Hintz and Co., who failed in the orisin of last autumn. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes terday, bat it is expected that the bulk of the 339,00 W. in Australian gold ex the Dover Castle, which reached London yesterday, will be sent into that esta blishment to-day, the continental demand having . materially slackened. A portion of the 40,800 1 . specie ex the Asia, from New York, may also per haps be retained here. A sum of about 66,0001, in Rumen gold coin, which came to hand yesterday, will be sent to the Continent, having been cold prior to its arrival. Another parcel of 60,0001 is expected in a day or two. The 4th of the month having passed, the demand for money in commercial channels was rather less active yesterday. Apart from exceptional transactions, however, the rates for choice bills were not below 21 to 24 per cent. At the Bank there were a moderate number of applications. The Tamar has brought 16,5831. in specie from the Bran ha. The exchange at New York on London having re covered to 109} to 4, there is an improved prospect of moderate remittances of gold to this side. It is believed that the shipments of silver by the Bombay steamer on the 11th test. will reach 160,00 W. or 200,0001. The bar silver by the West India paaket, was sold yesterday for the Bast at fo. lid. per ounce standard, showing no alteration compared with the price ob tained for the supply by the previous packet. The Mexican dollars were likewise disposed of at 6s. Old. per ounce, showing a rise of Old. The suspensions announced of Messrs. Hicks and Gadsden, American merchants, principally in the cotton trade, with liabilities estimated at about 60,0001. The subjoined circular to the creditors has been issued : 18, Great St. Helen's, Dec. 6. Glatlemen,—We deeply regret to inform you that, in con— sequence of the depreciation to the value of produce coming forward on our szoount, we have been compelled to suspend our payments. Our bookie are In the kande of maser. Quilter, Hall, Jay, and Co., who will prepare a eil*west of our 'Wm, and submit the some to our creditors at the earliest portable moment. In the cuseathne we beg to re quest your forbearance, sod we, Eto a GIME sd GADSDEN. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. James Davin and bon, boot and shoe mannfacturers, &c., who failed on the 29th ult., is called for Monday next. _ _ Two more heavy Indian railway calls are an nounced, viz., one of 61. on Madras Railway 3rd. Extension shares, payable by the 28th inst., and. another of 51. on East Indian Railway E Exten sion shares, payable by the 14th January. These announcements are calculated to further prejudice the market fc.r Indian railway shares, the more especially as the Council for India evince a dispo sition to tyrant fresh guarantees, without regard to the capabilities of the market. A number of the holders of scrip of the Great Southern of India Railway Company, which has lately obtained a five per cent. guarantee, are even now considering whether it is worth their while to pay the call about to fall doe. The stocks of several other companies enjoying a similar gua rantee have fallen to par, or a slight discount, not Benin? distrust of the security, bat simply because the mallet is, for the time, glutted. We understand that the advioss received yesterday by the Pernambaoo Railway Company describe the health of the company's staff as satisfactory. The Brighton railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2471. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada shows a decrease of 1,2781. sterling. A special general meeting of the Eastern Stearn Navigation Company, limited, is called for the 17th, inst., to confirm the reeolutions for the voluntary winding up of the company, as well as the arrange ments between it and the Great Ship Company (Suited). Tke half yearly meeting of the Canada (Land) Ornapany is called for the 30th inst., end the ad =gannul meeting of the South Australian. Company for the 21st instant. The half-early interest is advertised on Matanne and Saban illa (Cuba) Railway Bonds. MONDAY MYIN/Jfe. The funds showed more limner this morning, as improvement of per cent. being quoted, but this proved merely temporary, and the fuel quotations were the same as those of yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the immediate tendency to-day was rather favourable. English and French railway stocks meeting with. some inquiry ; but the transamiona were by no means extensive, and the appearance of the markets at Or dose of humilities was rather dull. Wish railway stocks, however, fully support the improvement which followed the announcement of the agreement between the London and North Western and Great • Northern Companies. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 971 to 98, for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, advanoed to 98 1-16 : to 1, and had relapsed at the cl ose to 97/ to 98. For, the 11th January the last prise was 98/ to 1. Thar official Mahlon report is as follows:--Three pie Cent. Ocsuok, for money, 98, 971, 981; ditto, M' amount (7th December), 971, 98, 981 ; .Three peg! Oents. Reduced, 9431, 1, ; New Three per Cents, • 961, 961; 30 Years Annuities, expiring in A 1884, 181, 18 3413 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debem. tares, of the first issue, 991, 991; 'rhrewond-w•Halt. per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, 1001. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of both issues remain quoted 991 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills have again declined Is., closing at 345. to 375. prem. The June Bills remain quoted 33e. to 98s. press. Them is now a difference of only Is. between the prices of the two issues. In the foreign stock market the prh , 1:14111 0,9 4. meat was in the new Turkish Loan, after rising to 1 dia. to 1 prem. for the first seam and 5, to 1 prem. for the mooed, be relapsed at the eitow to 1 to die. for the former, and g top prom for the. Law. lILIPd.I Ti 7 11 i i a a Ili S IN GT t us in 1 •Thi 113 so I i 14 1 8 % '3 al 1 laisi Si I 111 K ann KU IS It ___ IS 9111 MW lon, 1 igh u ui lle IY-taira