The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-10 00:00:00

LAW INTIRLLIGENCF.. pun DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. UCON D COURT. NOlap ee PnGe La L,'das.—(Bdors Mi. 'astir BON sad COWL Jury.) ILADCLITTS W. COUillt.-ALLIOID IYI♦OYAL CONSIDSV• TION. )(z. BMW rid that abk am oaken Is roamer • quartwiseV at 2.4 i. tia., dr ape • dead of •••••••1, kVA the dadodisa had mama ; sad tha aaly deksaa spas tha mod wee that dr dad bad baeli ram kar .ft immoral caritimaks. Nr. J. J. Piewell. Ow the hitedest, rid he ird Writ the wee hie bow esiesthemelee. owl ha head ••4 sal7 that ern era soMelied widow he own the phi. but het la raaliy Owe wee se eviler" at ell; Ned liseehee he hi It I he= he ter it eree Ow he rodia ore be he the • wraw we wwwille* wrest he re *had 4 pg. U.., t• rare odes Ise two gre• re' aanutcy, • weir' we. also ••••••1 kr the *WM far the no of 4111. 10• SMART .. SWIM IN ...-0011111%P.1‘01. The adardest, as wartiosete, had Ikea irsaploy.d by the phial is ma asaispe as Camberwell, aid the prim walked was VIOL. ftunk pM ar atm dedisdast beim SIC TI. Mks waits maw MA IW., sad the &Amami *mid • sea all he hir mismidell, and far Wt. wows Masm and Os asly smeales wee. whether the dadaidast wee aselded dedlsat is Mk nemet tewm the 301 ,101. UAL TC OL Tbo pislatiro can Ina that. as Ito bad boos haunt! ss asetioater, Ys doltsdoat had ograad to Amp Ida oat, 24 based el II sta ant OS dolma WO/. TY Mersa, woe that then bad boos so nab most shoat astandialos, sad • Odium Ina gives ta ti= the NEW soma woo to Gawp S pre cent ua tho bat Mal bilrrents. Kr. Oaih appeared for the pleistatf, aid the dedhealel I = d ery =in the *feud for IN. 17e. 6d. RI Issi ship tech U.. to eceolder wdetber be oboald cgrtity hir sada THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. It, Mee liewhir was obeyed with etealieg two errs ef ==r 1144 keen the premises of Messrs. lisiamene, 17, 1.111111011110 Poshary•hill. It append rem the cedars of John Atkinson, sae et the dna el Meinearse abil Co., that he bed wine right as gmereane will the primes. reap erg the err ke rma MIS. bet eat he hod as business tramectleas hi.. Oa the 17tk of Nov., a graiity of claim. bale wen dared hem the railway at hie pr e mite leal Z he (presetelar) west eat harm( the goods there. Nest EiNbe perasse ogled at the elks end arid kw ha, esed an told by lee howaskatper then b • 'most, mid it wee wry rube bed redo ea appoiatasest with him kr that kw. Irearsicosper lift the pester la the phase, se she suppeeed warthog Ix Mr. Libras, but he art sway, sad • woo sees aterwerde grossed that he had eared wrie of the chub to be re mewed. estosequally he was bawd, se well as the Wok, which we head et a pawabreher's, sad the pristerr, are balm sprebeadr, steer that be had pledged them at the Were if a Mr. Weed, where proseenwo merely haw by eight, without ever Irving bed say humans treasectior with hiss of say kind. • pawabroler's essistant predated sarepre of Ws pledged by the wiener on the Mr or 14th November, for 14f. sad empreirsiy, in the wee of Hoary liscuseade. The snorer, who it was wild bed bees Weedy convicted at the Central Criminal Court, was rweended. DARTS( SWOP _IIOIII4LEIT. I.i erss But Adams, a rafilmtly-looking GUow, wee charged with steslieg a gold watch, valse 121., from the slap of Mr. Holmes, Spread Eagle-court, Finch-bum, end alto with violently essaultiag Mr. A. Weans, shopman there. Wale, 630, said that yesterday afternoon from informa tion be received, he went to Spread Etgle-court, Finch-lass, where he found the prisoner struggling with a peewee named Watkins, who gave witnees a gold wsub, which he nerd the prisoner bad stoku. Wiled= accordiegly took the prisoner to the station-hoeuie, Mr. Watkins made the charge, but was too ill, from injuries be received in the struggle, to be obis to attend now. The prieoter gave a false adorns. Mr. Holmes said he was not in the shop whet the robbery took piece, but iu understood that the prisoner want is m pretence of 'settee a pin, and that when the abo tune back was terns f he retched op s watch and ram at, t 'Bowed t y Watkins, who war so mistraly injured, that be would aot be able to attend for tome days. The prisoner was remanded fur the atendanos of Mr. Was kin. WANDSWORTH. LACDASUV.—•N OVIIR-DOSE. A poor. distressed-linking woman, who gave the name of Alias Brows ' and dnerribed Ismael, an a needlrwirosn, woe crin she dock belove Mr. In g h a m charged with att,mpt ol commit suicide by swallowing litudsnozn. otios-conotable Taman, TM V, said that about half.past 1 o'clock on Feldey aftvrm,on he wee railed to Mr. Nicholin, ono of the pariah doctors, in Church row, Wandsworth, to remove a women who wee milting on the step of his door sad who would seep away when reloested. Whoa he reachedilits bows be had the prawns sit tog down apparently any 111 end unable to move. Upon lifting her ep, he found that she held a bottle is bar ha* soil upon . smelling it he dia.:moored that it had contained am. lus proomir told him this she bad taken a dose of laudanum for the rheumatics, se she had heard that Laudations was good for It, He conveyed her to the station, and Mr. Duos, the divisional surgeos, at tended nod administered mom medicine. Mr. Ingham inquire] how the conotahls knew the prisoner Intended la destroy herself. The constable said he did not know that she ever intended to do on. Inspector A brook informed hie worship that Mr. Brown said the primmer bad taken more laudanum then wee suffi cient to &strop her. The doctor Moo said that where en overdue* cf lantana= was taken it soled se en emetic. The prieoner, who sn l epurered rely 111...41 *be MA not take the lawleaaci with the intrt'i.na of thrtroying bereeU; she we. in gram psis, end took name than she ought to hare does. Mr. Ingham attla.d if any of her Mende were pelmet ? The conwohle ..ad they were sot. She •ldo told taw she had hem in a great deal of trouble. Ste bad Nan living with tier lather, and he 12..1 duet ; since then oho had hem obliged to aoll all her c10th..., and abe Lad had nothing to eat foe the bed two dap.. Mr. lughant mid be should remand her foe • week. ORMENWIeIi. • tt w•ty r,l ICE. /Ms WIAU,. a resat-iwtvag fellow, emit placed in the dock, elsarrrl wub f.lonlua.ly rat ring the premium of Mr Vaughan, ast indeproden , r.otlms•e, residinot at Grenville. park, Blackheath, and stealing Mtn:trout a qu 'wily of et h er plate, valved at 3ld. Sin Smith, coot to prostrate', nett that .bout balf-piat three o'clut It yesterday afternoon ate Canoed she heard some oat in ths 'cutlery, .M en looking wirougb the timbers win dow she saw the Aorta of • awe. coat at the .cutlery door, She uninedlately ?at armoire tad rang the to,usieroorTe twit sad then went along the passoge to t h e front door. Oa bases mg doom the steps of the boa.. she saw this prisoner toning hom the sr«, and au soon be stepped into the frost gawks abs seized bins by the shoublens and asked bun what heed got stoat him. He said Notting" and struggled herd to get away, end in so dosag dropped • whir salt. He Sten node be escape throetng sway the •lhor articles Oa had stolen, as h. er reacted the dwarf wall an. class' the said... Witness pre LW up the salt, sod having sot oat at frost gate wee just in tune meta to mat the prieoaar whow eh* ows.A by the rdllsr sad violet:illy 'hada( hite held hies ell ths arrival of the roar Anat. The bare staid baying pocked up lb. wiles thrown away by the pd. sober, • puliciossa wee uttsoard, eta the prisoner gives into rw.toar• (The "low article. were hers prodw, el. corwletiag ef forks, .1110 , Abit, sibs, bettt r pot, and knife, .%) Wisner botiseed the prisoner got Ia by awaits of the side door el the bow. Webb, 3.33 ...id he received clogs of Se Wismar, rd es the way to the station the prtewrer told Idwfbe irtier— woe guilty. le dist se. primmer Prlessar—Tts, Me. 1 ant greet,. Xr.lewber—theit 1 WWI remesd you for fop:trier uotil Xerbowley seat. lbw *now was dirt rammed. Illerber—Tossa vruote, you bare behaved very osenT=l . l, Moser. end i Walt 704 w o uld Lead • 15= I ouly ...eh I hod half your ability. 1 eras mesa to let him go, des, and I gave slut • peed sholdwer. Tim meg warm, piaued with the compliment, dm Isk aseel. • FLacnuurs , Asosz.-11 is with extreme regret est op love swiss' of Lae s erowtai agenaltiom is the dug of dramatic Guilt,' Is ablest all disk law prod's. tinge. to ioteodece, la the luswd al the wimp Byes sad lb. dielgeara of thole pond taw, awe ply isseado. be elle shah or low onotiog • foretago Ask* estemeleg or • f.As- UNA of quertiseable thalngeg so unnenemary la lie per ~of woofed to the bagel that, bst ler the rand* In which it to delivered, I Martkt purl* have entirely swat ed detecting by the mallesos The easergsence the woe, mass the opsiortmody et melds. a tellung peat by mesas a (bout imeeriteest, swamis with • stolid st.t air*. on en , tios to the el/tempi is etlenueses expresdon to i•• Ihrrat lawmak ing; sod whilt. lb. ads portion of tit* Ladino@ set cop "shed with leaseme tie lees& bpi( or. toad to memo • speechless apau.y, se if May arittar beard we sadoesised whet the sweet tyro la tbe the ttr., In theme days et yes- Iteryeete on the iptast. Than le slew Oft w gammaly I. tbu, meg/on to iggroli the presemito of wOO% spauly i•.. 111 the see by tap: them to bar, la • Shoome, and tete,' ne pee of hood of orp•, . et eye., illi Utak bloben.l. wea' ;c4 repeat to lam Is disk Awake% Ow, frwo the pibfal player who provokes k, he seek laY,Wisl ,h tni e l tai. tt with et, kook ell re sward • vieietka Je‘,Lty sad se entrap ea limb IMPOJEWIT otraca-dITI 1.401810N1. Mild D 47.) , This morning a sposial court of potty sissions icr the meaty of Sammy. wee held at the Mammal &heel meek es. Georgee,Ceabsevell, fur the purposes of disposing of shoot 600 easummee for iten.payaoeut of church-rates, takes eat by the a. C berwell. ebarehwerdene tse dierkt pariah of St. Cleargeam The preoldiec megistretes were Mr. R. A. Grey sad Mr. Roberta, who WIMP aleleted by Mr. Stephan., the "oh" ark. T. arm ____ toe • called on was that of Mr. George Robert, of Sown-place, Old Kant-road, who objected that the coon lied no juriadirtrm insemuch es that tho set et parliament rrquire..l that the nuninionees Amid be served within sit mouths of the making of the rote, while is the present misting, • longer interval had eloped, do Tote baying been mit on the 18th April last, and Qs acne sierra furring boss hard only • few drys Waco. After • Odd eanenhetion. Mr. Gray saill—Yestr objection is fatal, Mr. Roberto, Ws same elewese thermometric . Mr. litotarta—Tbss I rat sok you to grant me ray Ira. 14. Orey—llbet Is very mammas! in so b. a emir rid Ido orctldolt it should be done, .inn time ie clearly iodating Me I velour se renstless le the summons. Xr. ids—Net °density, perhape, bet I agreed mike epee Ile elmeredrinardeos two days ago that I ob jected era die mead, sod they bad ample opportunity, w welidraw the summons. I oely oak It me a make pled* and I think Ima clearly antltled to Ita Me nyder GM trouble. dlr. Well, we will onside, the matter. (Afloat earallleg. As yon erred notice of objection arm the we think you are entitled to year exposes, end re eider moor aoxirdimgly. W. Jae* see ot thecherrhvardear, hasedirdy ,sad were called am with peat goad homer, paid the 1ie., ., sod re err err geationea preernt, however, upon the yen d the de isedenes rowan , suggested that as the tWiel. en en the int ONO praetloellp r ul ed all the sammurse te be Illegel, re err sheen rem, diorite them on the se r e spwe ell korai, trabia bat the err vii try tragic it beer le digger of each ore co he own mere. It w replied to this ,Set as all the aututrioasse were aid sissultaesorl ari a hi tier trivnte were the erne; hen the Collre the came separately. Mr 810 aeemsymen) to the validity of the war boors the last rue bad new been properly collected, sad was repair with arm etretioes. The imert, however said the Let ejection was sufficient le rat their, trielleden. and tbe enteolooa wee abandoned. The sad dellawaret et jaded to the validity of the rate gereally. era dr ground that It included charges. This {Menke mho wee held to oust tne magisterial juris diction. end the smarm ems dismired. Other sereeseses rot the same fate. So that preotiodly the reel is debark as was dons last year in the same way. FORRION-OMCZ, Nov. 30.—The Queen has been posioesely pissosd to appoint Rutherford Aloock, Raq., now her Majesty's Cased-General in Japan, to be bar Majesty' Envoy Extroceenery and Minister Plenipotentiary and Can sal-Gensisi la Japan.—Gaufte. PoNnumAcr ELEcnos.—DEctsioN OF THE Rd riasa.-81, J. T. Coleridge, the referee appointed by Sir George Grey and Mr J. Palpates, to settle the qtasetion be tweet Mr. Ovamad sod Mr. Childers, has at length made his sward. Ha daairas that Mr. Ormond, as e mod bd. soar, ought to Tames Ms asst, directs that he shall forthwith do eo, sad thad ha Ira mat bona a candidate or in w eeks oppose et Wimp to proweat the sleetices of Mr. Chil ders. ea as vamney asamikesd by We own retirement.— Lads Mowry afthis day. SOOTS DQET.HIEE ELICTION Panatella.— Tbe 'apneas lase red by Mr. Milady, and Kama. Emu end Verse% h y t iic e &ma Diebrehlre in May teat, have just bma by Mr. Jewish Shipton, eleetioa auditor, from it amass that Mr. Mandy's mat cost boo the MR al tem 61. Mama. Evans and Vernon's earyses wort ,111131. 19e. Sd. _ OXFORD UNivusrry BOAT CLUB.—At a meeting held in this club barge en Tuesday len, George Mennen, E. q., of Balliol College, wee anted president in the roam of J. Arbon. Req., of Pembroke College, resigned; and C. 3. Sang, Eaq., of University College, was elected answer in the pace of C. G. Lase, Esq., of Christ Church, At the same tans R. F. Clerks, Eaq., of St. John'a r rof th i e 6 and A. J. Roberta Esq., of Chnst Church; were to fill the vacesoles in the committee, which now andste of the following :—Meare. Monitor. ' Baillol, president; Baiter, Brannon, secretary ; Strati e, University, treasurer; Clarke, St. Jelba's • and Roberts. Cbriet Ch urc h. A chal lenge from Cambridge wee also read, end a renlaticas ac cept ing the arm wee saaalmourly p.eed. The day of the race has not, assess, yet been decided on, but we have authority for Mating that it will not likely talcs place on Friday, the Milk er listarday, the 31st of March next. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.—The ordi any meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Work, wan held =y in the Council Chamber, Guildhall; Mr. J. eta in the chair. The chairman opened the tenders for ins fencing for the northers entail weer, which resulted in the one of Mr. Horn, jun., at 2,4221., being accepted, subject to the usual issquirin A report wee brought up from the above committee, in which they recommended that the cum specified is Misstatement eithmitted to the committee, auseustieg la the whole to 1,6661. 9e., be paid. The recommendatios of the committee wee adopted. After trammeling some other routine buoineee the board adjourned. WAREHOOSENEN AND CLERKS' NATIONAL Pied VIDINT Asaoctattos.--The first annual soiree and bell of this Mann:tan le to be held at the London Tavern on Thitreelay next. The Lord Mayor and 'nerd penman of influence are expected to attend, and the programme Mean by the committee indiostee that the proceedings will be of the mat agreeable character. INQUIRY INTO GREENWICH HOSPITAL—The Royal Commiseioaere continue theft sitting, at the Admi ralty. During the week they have examined the following irksome, . Heedwiek., H.q., MA., architect. and W. Sivell, E-q., nap.m of works; John W. Nicholls, Esq., nerstary ; John W. Rouse, Esq. ; George Tierney, En„ one of the commit...loners of the henna ; John Grey, Eaq., man, of the Nertbern Estate.; Ch.. H. Pennell, main clerk of the Admiralty; and William Payne, Req., cashier. MR. MACILIADT'S Box ON TNR APSTRALIAN (nand.—Ws extract the following from Belle Life is Peter. At the Theatre Royal, Ballasrat, on Monday night, Mr. Edward Matronly, a eon of the tmineot trage dian, made hie debut as Claude Willett., In the Lady of Lyons. The meaner in which the charm*er was austaieed evidenced coniderable altention sad et . titly, but failed to convince us that the di'latator is yet queliaid to rank amongst the ' stare." In the words of Mr. Roeklu. s epoch at the cosclurion of the piece, however, Mr. Mannerly simply made hie first appearance es a probseimitil act r, not as an experiesced petfortoer,' and, on then grounds, if only out of respect to his father, he is sure to meet with an encouraging reception." LOLA Moans.—This somewhat celebrated woman is raiding In Breeklys, living with some intimate friends, who have stood by her In all her r.riooe fortune.. She Is said to have redly experienced a change of bran, and those net know bar beat wren that recently she ha lived the life of a dented sad sincere Christian. Lola Monte*, ever Mare her marriage with Lieutenant Healrl. in &wind, ha claimed hie name, and has always used it in bueinese ft... aim.. Lola need neither play nor preach, for Heald enjoined its hi. will that hie ex-tutor should pay her an annuity of 6001. es tang es she lived.—hew Yak Day Book. TAB STUDY OF BTORMS.—A few week. ago, the British Alienation for the Adenomas* of Science paned a resolution, praying the Bawd of Tea& t - t consider the poesibelity of watching the rise, flea% and direction of storms and the mean for seeding, in case ef sadden danger, a aeries of warning telegrams along the teen A few Hv. age, at a meeting of the council of the sanciation at Buckingham Palace, the Prince Consort is the &sir, this recitation woe again brought forward mad, after some debate, waa referred as a enc.! recommendation to the care of the Board of Trade. The wreck of the Royal Charter he. quickened pub lic inane is • topic always of van Importance to a marl tins people. That nareadineee at Mans., to which life was saareced of the North Foreland, shows— though some very serials difficulties may stand in the way of our doing all that is theoretically daireble—how macs might he dome with ownparative swiftness , certainty, and ease. The recomeseedatiosa of science, backed by th e luau- eke of the Prime COMM 1191 61161 6•96611666 066 pall* le bow before the Bawd of Trade. Mans poin.s hero to be weighed—milliase of eptuve to be cis:malted-44 that I. known of the art of the prevailing weds, the the end fell of kespwature mend 0va1 ., .,, there's-fall in varioes mouths mad et van 1916 potato, esesidered—eo we do not h o p e t o ere W malt la a day. Tot we trust and believe that tea cam es ergear, for Royal Clutters aro pr itt; down end eves Cloasel boa la peril vials lb. proi.roen of the Weed of Trade of Trees compare sad deliberate, no time will be loot. he the seed le pnesiag, the sinks should be swift, es well es sane—/Linseasts. &CAPS Or A PRISON= FROM TOR CARDIFF GAOL. —Jamie Driecol, s oasykaed felon, managed to effect Ms =trona M *or oat oat Tuesday opening last. Owe albs observed Drirm.l near ths front gate as a oat was coming dismal sad made °stewards him, when the prisoner yea off towards Newtown, the keeper following. Drift*, dodged through one of the ssaaerosa street.. iu the locality, sad bee not bees beard et aims 8117-WISIDING CLOCK.—After years of nweila sisal Meer awl may mathemaloal teat, Mr. Jame, weft s . of Wickham YmatL has cempleted sod hat now lo conatant operallan, a eeN-Marbeg clock, which determines the dna with naldlleg ememoy e coationing • ometant motile by Walt, never remaking be be wooed op, sod which will pa venom, Ito meemenemes we king en it. component pate Norwalk Iferway. YILTICITON V. YIILVERTON.—Thei judgment deli- Wad by sr Cromwell Cameral to this cam oe Weilae a f a y kart will sot, it ie milerawel, have the abet of terminating lame extraordinary proceedings. Mit* Yelvertes haring mlablieleed an Irish domicile for himself and wife, Mrs. Yelvenna'a friends have Melded ow taking immeditm imps Itt the frith coasts of law to estahlkek the vslMlty of her mar ringe, end for fhb payees have ratified the anima of the Aleareey-famand for treisse.—/oat. SHARE L1828.-?HIS DAY. Two o'Clooi. The railway share market to-day is very quiet. Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have declined Iper cent., whilst South Eastern, had advanced to 814 to 82. London and North Western stock is now quoted 98 to 4; Great Western, 874 to f Midland, 108 to 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 991 to I Eastern Counties, 8114 to 6711 and Great Northern, 1064 to 1081. Lombardo-Yesetian Railway shares bare advanced to 2 11-18 to 2 13-18 prem. There is still a weedy inquiry for the Indian as well as Grand Think of Canada Railway stocks. Pernambuco Railway shares are rather more offered. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1859. 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Indian and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are still inquired for. The New In dial; Five per Cent. Loan is steady, a t 1081 to;. The opening price of the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 70fr. 36c., ex div., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 974 and 97 for money, and 961 and 4 exdi v. for theitecount. The present quotation is 964 to 1 ex div., for the 10th Jan. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 227 and 228 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 961 and 4; the New Three per Cents., at 961 and 4 ; the New Indian Loan, at 1061, 4, and 4 ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 97 and 971; ditto 1869, at 964 to 97 ; India Bonds, at 3s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been rather limited. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 771 to 78, and the Loan of last year 66 to 67. Mexican Bonds are still offered. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for acct., 221, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cen•a., 1863, for account, 464 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 661: Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 861; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 78, 771 ; ditto Six per Cents. 1868, 664 ; ditto, for account, 664, 661. 66; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1041, 1041. . _ The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany are quoted to prem. HALF-PAST TWO o'CLoci. Consols closed without change, at 95 to ex die., for the 10th of January. In the Stock Exchange loans on Consols are freely offered at 2 per cent. A meeting of holders of Equador Bonds is con vened by the Commission for Wednesday next. The steamer Pera, which will sail on Monda, will take 91,6271. in silver, and 44,0901. in go ld for Bombay, besides 1,0001 in gold and 8001. in silver for Alexandria, making a total of 137,6171. The whole is on private amount. Theoperations for the recovery of the treasure sunk in the Royal Charter were suspended on Thursday owing to boisterous weather. On'Change yesterday afternoon, bills on St. Peters burg were inquired for, and higher. The rates on Austria and Hamburg were rather lower. The other exchanges were steady. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 1136 to i ; short, 11.13 to i ; three months, ILl6$ $; Antwerp, three months, .25 to 30; flatuturp, marks MOOG, three months, 18.6 to Par* three days alight, 26.7$ to lb ; ditto, three months, 26.30 to 5 ; Fienkites-ea-the-Mains, three months, 117 to I, Petersburg, par ranble, three mouths, 34i to ; ienna, ed. do., three months, 12.00 to 70 ; Mesta, ditto V , three mouths, 12.66 to 76; Madrid, three months, 4dt to I; Cadiz, three months, 49$ to 60; Leg horn, three months, 80.20 to 80; Canoe, three months, 26.371 to 42i ; Naples, three months, 40$ to i ; Palermo, three months, 121 to i ; Monism, three months, 121$ to $; Lisbon, 90 days, 52i to i; Oporto, 90 days, 62} to I. In connexion with the rise in the St. Petersburg exchange a rumour is circulated that Messrs. Roth.. child have purchased from the Russian government the St. Petersburg and Moecow Railway. If so, it is to be maimed that the government ham submitted to a very large deduction from the oast price. Of the jobbery and corruption which attended the con striction of this railway many stories have been told. Advicee from Marseilles mention the stoppage of the Franco-Belgian Sugar Refinery Company. The liabilities of this undertaking are said to be heavy, and are estimated in some quarters at as much as 400,0001. or 600,0001. We understand that the directors of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, at their board meeting yesterday, accepted the principle of a lease of the undertaking to the South Eastern ; but the Important question of terms has yet to be ar ranged. The directors of the Great Ship Company have formally notified the postponement of the special meeting until the 11th January, "for the purpose of laying before the shareholders the whole filmiest position of the company, of taking into considera tion the raising of farther capital by prefer ence shares or otherwise, the borrowing money upon mort gage or otherwise, and any proposals that may be made for chartering or purchasing the ship." Their ostensible motive for the postponement has reference to the questions pending between the contractor and the company, and now under arbitration. We are informed that they have made arrangements to borrow 40,0001. for six months, on mortgage of the Great Eastern, in order to meet pressing claims. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,6161. The =tenthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday lut, the Bth of December, shows the following result. (the exchange taken at 25f. to the wand): Cain and baton BM, discounted Notes in drank*. peeves, 1,110,000 Treasury deposits lemmas 1660,000 Private deposits Advances on public asoarriits - - - - - - This return affords no indication of any improve ment in trade. The decrease in the discounts does not accord with expectation. The coin and bullion now stand at 23,170,0001.—an extraordinarily large amount. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Deo. 7, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation wine Circulation active Pulicdspoeits Other deposits °Tawniest:t securities in — bilk ingdeparteneii..: 10,926,157 No change. Other secenuee in healing depart cent 19,350,811 Nara 25,618 Coin and bullion In both 6spmetznents Bova day endear bWs 792,422 NORMS 29,689 ne Rat Wass la reserve .. . ... 9,693,410 Incase 13,255 Total rmerve(notssfr conk) in tanking dapettinsat 10,261,410 biasses 12,528 The Iterations are devoid of importance. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 72,8041.1 exports of gold, 178,2831. • imports of silver, 233,8841. ; exports of silver, 111;380/. BANK OP ISNOLAIID.—.II. I OS Via, 692 for On •Mt embait pursuant to the Aet 7t➢ and %meat, Um 7, IP& 'Malone! ....—.... 00,7+1,11SAM;e7nMest Dab 1.11.9(6.10 • Go4d Cob" uud Sulllou 16,13.3.315 &twee BtuLoa AP.743.816 ) saps. ...Capift1....04.43...00 UuTenament. Slealities .. 8 . 13 /. 3 ? 0 Imaua Dead Weight I LW,753,9S Public odoods-.-.....__ 11; xebec.. dm Maid Consmd. d MdMarl Mow ....... ......... %SAW na4 DO.Amds..l 8.. 1 1.11$ 1 Odd sal Stlde Ode.. DAM) Mar ..... UM tall limn ear.ad o u r Mb 19 ..4,11 I SALSAjIi 00.10.378 Did & IMO. M. MLR9IIMA.. Chid Iddier. FRIDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 971 to for the 10th January (.-qual to 95; to 96, ex div.), opened this morning at 95; to 96. ex div., touched 96, " buyers," and closed at 951, " buyers." A few transactions are recorded for money, although the transfer books are now shut. The official bust nee report la as follows —Three per Cent. Con sols, for money (shut), 971, I; ditto, for account 1(10th January), 96, 931, ex diy. ; Three per Cents. 125 ad l 811416 Reduced, 96, 931; New Three per Cont., 08, 061' 96 ; Thirty Year s A nnu iti es , exp i r i ng i n April, 1886, In ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1061, 1. 1,1; the Indian Four per Clint. Debentures, 184 97 1 ditto. 18 69, 861, 981; India Bonds, 3a. prem. The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan was firm. at 1064 to 107, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Rupee Loan at 964 to 4. Exchequer Bills were quoted 275. to 30s. prem., and India Bonds 3s. to 6s. prem. Turkish stocks maintain the firmer appearance lately noticed. The Loan of 1864 closed at 774 to 78, and that of 1868 at 66 to 4. Mexican Bonds remain dull, at 221 to 4. Russian are flnn. MINES-THIS DA Y Two o'CLocir. Business in the mining market to-day is moderate in amonat. We hear of transactions as follows: viz : Great Crinnis, at 30s. to 3115.; Palm Wood, at 3 to 31 ; and licilmbash at 21; East Wheal Russell and West Basset sham are inquired for ; the former are marked 11, and the latter 18 and 181, ex div. Shares in East Basset, Grambler and St. Anbyn, Providence, Wheal Trelawney, Tincroft, and West Frances have alto met with business. St. John del Rey Mining shares are rather doll, and have been dealt in at 19i and 19i. Australian Mining are marked j and Imperial Brasilia°, 65.; Cobra Copper, 48/ ; English and Australian Copper, • and United Mexiean, Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Then is but a moderate amount of bushman doing, although there is more couedenos in the &nue. Copper is dull of gale Sacs the late advisors. Iron kelps flat for mans- factutci, but Scotch pig is firmer. Tin Is very flrm, at the meant advance, and the tendency at the morons is rather up wards again. /locker ruler steady, with bat little doing. Load is firm.,, and in slightly improved demand. Tin plater all very readily, end makers am full of orders. Application has been made to the Stock Exchange to appoint a special settling day in the shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia, An extraordinary meeting of the Kap:lnd& Mining Com pany is tailed for the 17th inst., to confirm the resolutions pared cc tae 16th ult. COMMERCIAL AND MARSE7S 'ALLOW MARICIT.—(TIMS DAY.) The market Is less firm than at the class yesterday, and ass somewhat lower, being gaoled as follows: prior tallow, 64e. 9d. net obel ; Pets/slew Y.C. on the Ask 664.61.; all the m'nth, 55s • Jemmy to March , 64..81.; March lobe, au. 9 1 . to 664: _ _ Messer 'AVERAOIII.I.—TOWS tallow, 67e. 9d.; fit by ditto, is.; yellow Maim, 678. Bd. ; sashed nod, 410. 6d.; rough 4t60, 264.; tallow groans, 16a ; pd din*. 76. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAY.) Trade Tory dull, at the following prima: —Prime meadow hey, 706. to 76a. ; superior ditto, 76a. to 80a. , inferior ditto 60a. to GO& ; rowan, 364. to 60a. ; clover, old, 85a. to 100 a. wooed eat, 70s. to 80a. ; straw, 26a. to 28a. COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Asparagus. easkele, and French beam now mace their tip reser. Pipe apples and grape. are a trifle deem flee last report. Apple, and rood drxrt pears are Kerte, end for the most pat inferior fn quality; the latter moist of Glen Morocatt Bound Diet, Channiontel, Winter Neils, Passe Colmar, a nd Cremes. Oranges are Improving quality. (hod cobs are retlising from le. to L, ed. per lb. Cheatnuts are plentiful. Vegetables are far the mast pore sufficient for the demand. Cabbages, savoys', canoe, per a and leeks may be obtained in quantity. Brooaotl fe mason Potatoes realise from de. to Be. per cwt. Yeah-. rooms can still be had. Cucumbers are getting dearer. Cat lowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, violate, mig nonette, chrysanthemum., camellias, heaths, and roam 'SUIT. Pim Aerim,puts.. Se le Te Peen. per dos.. de to decd Citeeek pre 10., Ter let I Oranges, per 100, Pk to 10. Od Melons. emelt. le to 4.• [mons, per 100, to to 8. Od POOMISIMI.Maeb. 4d to &1 Meru. per AO lbs., It, to CO Appiek per dos, le to 2e I Ooto. do, Hee I#BLIB., Amnon, pw band* ro: — eiskais. Poi baiet. 3. to k OtalSowow. Pw doL. t. b 4, howls LOOM pr 100.9. to It 64 (kens. M e roa.l. toll. 64 Catkpow. pan. 60.. to Ps 04 Polatoa p. too. q JO 194. a- n • .ICri.khakis, per dos.. 24 to 34 Both par dos. 14 ed to 2. °7 ! Wary. P. bundle. la tot. p. Mow*, ls ts iart..P.l. oath. dd to 4d 111.11044. pat I by.ed to td 9ordo. pot Ib.. ut to ed oar aut.. to 09 Mere* per bomb. 6 , 1 Tin. por bumob. 41 aohasti. 1.6 d to 2. Talosookrm deve. 2. 6d , o 3t ed Odcosebera, mob 9d Kt tid te 1.4 a rawd4o. per mote. 10 to LEO Holm Ra. 114. p. boa., 1. 04 4 4 Monerovms. P. poti.. 1.444461 Pm*. per 1g bumbr. It to 4. Santry. do.. Id to 46 RAILWAY ACCOMMODATION PROM ROCHDALE TO BACVP.—The rapid Incerses of manufactories, stone delphs, and populati in, along the road from Rochdale to Beam, has stirred op the inhabitants in Healey Bridge Mill, Feed. Whitworth, and Sbawfoeth, to make some attempt to the deficiency. For this purpose a msetbig wee = P ot Wednesday evening at Whitworth, to consider what steps should be taken towards promoting the formation of a Dna. The meetiag was attended by most of the owners of land and inannfac'eries, and E. G. Key, Kit, , presided. Mr. John Bright, M.P., bad promised to atteni, but, being away from home, be sent a letter promising to assist them as far as lay in his pwer, as such a line of railway is much wasted. and, in my opinion, it will repay for the copital that will re quire to be expended upon it: A resolution in favour of tks proposed line was pared ; sad John Bright, Req., M.P.; B. G. Kay, Eq ; R. Munn, jun., Esq.; R. Rostron, Beg.; and B. Whitworth, Bari., were appointed a deputation to ass the directots ut the Lancashire Lad Yorkshire Railway, to learn their views with regal to the underfelt:Mg.—Men clisattr Guardian. E CALAIS AND BOULOGNE RAILWAY.--It if stated that the Chemin!. of Commerce of Calais has rewind a letter from the Minister at Paris, to the effect that the pro jected railway between Calais and Bout .gne will be cons omme& in the opting of 1860. It is expected that this rail way will be opened within eighteen months from the date el Its mouommeamat. _ _ TzarTic ItacrirTs.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week endinglteo. amounted to 466.534)1 ., and for the correspond' wok of 1868 to 424,4101, /lowing an increase of 42,110 . The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 197,899/, snit for the corres ponding week of lest year to 17119481., showing an =row of 17,9611. The increase on the kastern Counties Railway amounted to 6671.; on the Great Northern to 2 9191; on 'he Great Western to 2,003/ ,; on the London and North Western to 9,1601.; on the London and Blackwell to 1661.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 1,2861 ; on the London ad South Western to 6981 • aid on the South Eastern to 1,0761.; toial, 17,95 11. The reCelpin on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 268,6111. ; and for the corresponding week of last year to 244,4721, showing an increase of 24,1691., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lints, makes the total increase 42,1101. as compared with the corresponding week of 1858. _ . —• HUTS FOR THE NAVVIEIL—It is rumoured that our townsman, Mr. Meson, in consideration of the health sad comfort of the many labouring men in his employ, is about to erect huts lathe immediate vicinity of the extemive wens now commencing in and about the citadel. When it is borne he mind the large number of workmen now in Dover, end the great scarcity of lodging*, oleo the thousands of men that will flock to this town for employment for yeas m some, the necessity for the erection of hots for the Dante' becomes quits obvious. WUhin these last fan months the poor workmen who cannot obtain suit able lodgings, have been, and at the time we welt, are, through want of proper accommodation, compelled to per the night in heybalta. emblem !sheds, and outhouses of every deecription.—Dower Chronicle. DESTRUCTIVE Flues.--Yratereley morning, be tween the hours of 4 and 6 o'clock, a fire broke out in the vemisse belonging to Mr. J. Cockle, oil and itsban ware houseman' carrying on business at No. 17, High - street. Dwinford.The stock in trade was destroyed and the whole of the building severely damaged. The loss will fall upon tho Son Fire-officc ; fortunately the whole of the inmates ee secaped unhurt. Yesterday morning, between two and three o'clock, a fire broke out at Mrs. Jane Eglearie residence, No. 20, Eillotte'r row. St. George's, Southwark . The inninew were alarmed by C cries Wetting from the back parlour, and upon entering they found Mrs. Jane Crime, aged 62, upon the ground enveloped in dames. Au alarm was immediately raised, and the polies were despatched for the engine. In the meantime the unfortunate woman was extricated land the filmes extinguished. The unfortunate *offerer wee conveyed to St. Toomm's Hospital, but not the alishteet hopes are en tertained of her recovery. This calamity was calmed by the old lady falling asleep while sitting at her tireeide. THE WESTMINSTER PALACE HOTEL.—Nom that the strike is over the works at this large building are being prosecuted with renewed rigour. There are at present up wards of SOO ekilled artisans, foremen, labourers, end boyn, engaged in the various operattone, included in which are - 611 cementer., 112 plasterers. II plumbers, 6 modellers sad carvers, 60 labourer., and 42 " hawk boys." The excess ad the number of /Assurers and boys arises from the tact that the entire facings of the exterior of the armature are executed in Portland cement, and when completed witt embody one of the meet ornate diepleys of architectural de velopment in the profuse French Renal/ewe etyle is the mstroplie.—Bsiting e'Vews. MALAGA, Noe. '29.—The steamer Genoa, with troops, mules, 100 tons of gunpowder, &c., took fire in the Mole. Fortunately they wen able to sink her before the dm reached the gunpowder. Upward@ of one hundred nuns p whited. 600,000 - - Ill] Aats•tpialliWilardelik a a 9 BahladaarleU6. I 44. .1 Mar Wawa Jana 4 4 Balm so a G aifir•=:: 4 i .11 a I ia. 19 Daa Baal 1 a ali Ilasom a Inaae.. IL 111.11•111 Yak* -- I OMNI ItenimenZ i p . .r - a Ora. Omani al 011auwealaOsasa.1‘ 7 -1 ii a ham Jamas - al I.a. 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