The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-30 00:00:00

end thought ho bed dies seats( te rout se fir ie le wee coscersei. Oeggie mid le tested the calf sled 7.t. hed leisrehe I • the North wles , not net he fiend, till thy/ had bees mere.; 1, however, feet the adult wal'i eel Yee he 0•41. W York t ear of tics 16th guys ...eetoldr of ever 000 moose seet her oeeseeg„ a the I neinite , to Wadi, their wyelpethele to the families Ln.ws sad hie esSOClalle. acerb= wets le at bz . F Mee. Bee. NMI H... J. K. Skein, ell of whilit IMO klehly fatio t J.ido Brows sad hie le seasseeefal iseseresisa. ;me. were very Mornay, end at MO lire s Met essesed . Such wee the co striae dot De. OWN.. was Teals, he lore be bad MU Wad hie Berereeny. bowie er, free of 71 parrot sad , lessee of Mr. PM/VA sweemdei reeeerleg a tole -I..creo of order. TY • peeeelles them west es quieely, • II due pelf -feet eels* the weft sejeented. LAW TNTELLIGENCE. (THU DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Motors Mr. cemaissioser Fire.) IN as LA.= AST IPICI.7CCRIOI7II CUL ; L ie Qbnigii, vibe MI bop • &nem lama la Low a 0.7% fir irk swellista Dabs% 71131. L. m i . rim.bribe so= Mead St fir Wilma kid ism l• sessib• 4*, imarmseig .16 • opliml fa oa th , r Wag aziniive Frio GB • ism, um& The ••••=is t111,11•Mfoly =- m aid, se bask d cory sort belie forthemis Its implidasi by Om allergic* thee ask woken beg tors bro.* IN% d a safe ashiske ark boob, 1„...0, &a. taw sway, terither with The. eirsisay. TIL• btult tam We wall of an Mier roar egg the -,,, , c,tation wee that the rm.. were esesail . at an of the morning, both the Waltrip. Wing abroas . t be berretta being alarmed by the Ca. al MIR the tare, coo.ainttg ell the books, had sibs angs ite Oro in the well, fuer feet from the round, mg re B red. The Co •V7hat 7 the safe itaelf P Mr Fitts mud this wee so; and it wee remarkable that up s,thw time no trace had been found of the safe or of say sloe rDI l ite. Though revere! pertions slept in the home, so pee wee disturbed by this alleged burglary and the re moval of tae safe, which could not have been effected wlthent seat flake. His Hosea; observing that the bankrupt, were b,eh amp from the hoses mid that they were the leeet to blame. That some oldie persona in the hoses were disturbed merely proved me demurs of the robbery. Mr. flue mkt it wee for the benkrupta to show that they me free from blame is the matter. The safe might have area print/Ay moored Is an early part of the seeming. It , m highly improbable that the baakrupta had 751. at that time. for they were very much premed by various creditors end bad jut made some heavy faintest% The alleged rob= lay took piec e on the 14th July. It was admitted that the door had been opened from the inside; sad the removal of a Me wee an unheard of thing. The Commissioner —Aceordieg to year hypothesis, the bankrupts were the burglars; but whether they were, or were r.,bbed by soma one else, the remove' of the safe met bare made a twist. All I con my is that the bankrupts lees been very reckless, In both leaving the holm at the emir bor. 1 can only grant them common certiacatee. Mr. Lucas wished to sty a few words on behalf of the be:Aram. One of them had been captain of the II Gard at Ai:de-Chapelle, at the lime of the troublera i tZ Cam ti sea t is 1848, and bad received the thanks et the Mammal Council. Only one of the basksupts war absent from home on the eight of the robbery. They het had a supper In the hones, at which some testy foreigner, were present. Leven IA the how about 2 o'clock in the :Doming to visi t lady who wee ill—(laughter}--end it was mu that the robbery bad concealed themeless mom In the teens duric i t the bustle of estertainment. The pollee head the d. or open about flee o'clock ; and though every emend had Mai made for the property, no trim of it hird been die covered. the Communal:ler—lt ia an add story; but there Le air root against the bankrupts. They may hare third-dam tem/loam. 111 I 01111111.11. The bankrupt wee • merchant, of Crosby-equem. This use the certificate meeting. Debts, 6,1001. ; amen and gene pasty held by mediums, shout BOW. hie. Lawrence, kr the maignem, offered no apportion. The bm.lff, had (Leaned • lase of 3 ; 0004 by shipping teals to the Diertarrannew Orr( the Inaba we.. L rat. tort•iy, he was net in the erne of the treaty ol Villa trance. (A hoer) His Hamm pawed • eirreboo maggags. IN CZ all.eraa LCD WRIT& The heabwra. loyfetwats et Mark* were last weak r outlaws, not baring wended to the Mr. Leatewars, kr the aselimes, sew weed his Honour Is esedier My kr the Yet earlearadaatl he beskrapta. The Commkiesist—Rby did May am armada. f Mr. Lawrsass—Ther abwonded. The melegasee will pre- Mbls Wier them; hat your Scam haters that the game els emelaisa will deptati very touch om Its being skim Mei Om ham had daa amiss of the sitting for lase elataimMe, et my ersjoamtutiat thereof, and have not our remlareL TG Commirios~—Where ere Milburn and White rap t. sed to be: Mr. Lawranto—Ws don't li:how—we autpeet; but If they 'Noe beyond sea., and it should appear that It wee physimally 14,40•4614 for th e to 11121111141/ on the 167 asset ter the to do so, that would sot be as 16dt:table 08,11 C• ; bat if yaw Bower lus soother day sow, sa an adjoarnmest from the 33rd hut, the day originally appointed, that will put it out of their power to soul themselves of this oljection. The Comestrakest —Yee wish ma to enter on an sdjoure meet to some &blast day? Mt. Lawrisee—Yes ; say three months haste, If your Nohow 71444.4. essmardos TI• 80th Ku* . 1860, w timed for the adjourasd waft SECONDARIES' COURT. (Before Mr. Leek sad s Special Jury ) arose e . DENtIIO,I.-010 01,1.—T112 00.IAT LIOCL cans. This was a writ of isgetry barer the damages laid at 5,0001, is comegvoce of the writing olio alleged 100.• tamed * • letter mat to the non, mitten by the delis& a*. The hie* of the a... are well kaolin, ha Opillnai bet mey ncestly, wed the alleged libel I. t>t htble l• hying word* "Everybody believed It to be sinqpillont dam everybody, that ie everybody target minis pr a om Whitecbapel who ham a very different secret. Lost week, however, Mr. Desire coo fold it oat, sad 1 as tounalimely mloneed, sad seat the Isfcemation es at Ile Board of Works that tide megaillaest es was • amigaificeat itepoetare." It then goes as to my that there were bolos in the ball which hal been Olted is with "misers! eaccedimens," mid that the whole bill hod bees washed *lib a composition which the weather bed now teamed. end that the verione teperfectiosio had bent dieelamd. PWasa meta forth la Ma declaration that thio ecenestios M. injarad him considerably is it. brides& Mr. Dodson has apologised for this letter, but Mr. Mem, ant Wag whetted with the (Apology, proceeded with lb. awe._ swaraing the mart wee fairly attended, mad soosget thr witurweee ORO tame bowleg p .repree of • maul of the bell am brortebt tero wart, sad elm el the dapper but she most f Readable looking piece of knit's* am e p nF a of the bell it.. lf. Mr. BoeW, C., sad Mr. Wattles PM for the phistiff; Mr. Holudar Q C., Mr. IlLsowlee, Q.O , aged Mr. Garth kw air defradrat. ne special jury havieg ban callid elbd aims, Mr. Cideridge reed the derieration. Mr. floral ezp:ained IM care of the &bosom of the Isersed secondery. It apposed saes tb• Forties interested had chows to bars as assessor not Wow the rank of Queses counsel, hews the appreerance of Mr. Lush, Q.C., as the The lammed twassel than socomeled with his dune lot tbe_plaintal r. Kaa. ll w. Q.C, wurrtatad that so special damp D a rt hats attatatsed. hir. Dwaine admitted his mashie. ma ar Mr. hem did am minim scary, he hough do um right be slopped by =atoll sormat. • acevalwoom t.t.ses ocomell Ind mollethes Usk Ikea. 714 malt area that, shirt threriustare et is lases &birettas, Yr. Royal sec•pta tbs ha t tap Mar deal rettachitt charm aid Nog to Pr all (Ir e sA r l Mr. M. grs ii l inc arbh la hot •ha tailmile. THE POLICE COURTS. (TRW DAT.) GUILDHALL. ACLIGIBD IltArDlll.llll/ BABILAITIPTCY. M. Yefraivan Guthind, dewribel I is • moral Ugh , bent, of Nolgretretit, we. tirought an fee father ezeselms. 11. 0. males In the charge of obtaining goods On the 'ratite of about 3.0001. within throe months of hie baskruptcy, tale, the Was potence of carrying on tu.inees in the onfina 6 ry coarse of track, with Inteut to cheat and d • f ron 4 retors Mr. Metcalf*, for the prewerution, applied ler • further remand, as be we. not prepared to go on with the rani, weird o.mmunWanons (rota persons in Sheffield, Leionter, and all parte of the country, from whom tmikrapt bad obtained good. to the vales of nearly .t4O/. within three months, and. in some Manatee, within met three or fur dam of Lin beokruptcy. 'lr. Sleigh. for the defence, said be could not object to an sd, uremia?, but he hoped the alderman would reduce the &crow of ball from 150/. arenas to 601, mob. Mr. Yemen. add he moat oppw• atth •Iteration of the bell, es he had Dila green to nederaread there was three other perms. awndated with the bankrupt In all hie treas ., hone, sad thaws poetise had ►ll doappeared. Aldermen Salome•. mid the cell object a m•sletr•le bad la Garai the amouat of ball was to ware the attaadaaoa of THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1859. obe•daa. ea heal " tkrat two 6°4 nt ai . As would het that e Aded. I[e. Ll4f mid tbs imam •• wellP• ha In mi. eiti a ro2M. MS INN do •• as Wal l ng*. sow g a d. am Wm= soli be a t W omen 00 ligalri AIM ta..riUeenb bend • . 'Wanes asaa, sad be ant *man doelloo to alt sr** but. IN* polar" 'Si NOW did for • Ve t 8 . 262 is th• orb nobatikaag btu wlll tits b e f urth er t o moo lag ortmotaot pada HOW•STR. EEL A POLTCIMAR AT HAND "" WANT". A ton, thin, kaggold•litoking you. nt armed ),hoed Mom, dressed in the elsabby rernaste of Gm twos tartionable attire, was cleorged with s wale two !await of edgers from the shop of lir. Louis list "ON tObeeCtedtt. et. Cluseat's-churchyarit. Mrs. Hurons, the prosecutor's wife., di Islotideits about 7 o'clock, I wen sitting be the little ottloor OM shop, when the prisoner entered ask 1 irked tor a 1 agar. I cams into des shop to serve him, toad while I woo doing to he asked to look at some mouthpiece for taker° pipes. I showed him • coos, and he Wood Sot us es time ouriaing sham ; at las l ober AM AM they were not good enough. thin wdowd two bundles of cigars boa the cottat•r_..... m g = tag round to the ftont, I char; w 1 he m wow, theta. Be said he know sothiog abou: Ibsta. 1 • yoa hays not get dm!, you mast hays kn0..17 0 1 Uwe They mart be found.' In stooping down to look on door, I saw am of the bandies of cigars in his pocket, which being large and loose woo hanging open. I took them from his pocket, and went to the door to call • constabis. then pushed by me and ran out of the shop, bat • curable who woe paring ran after him, and shortly afterwards I saw the prisoner in our tody at We chambers of • gentleman, • friend of my has band , in Clearat's-inn. _ _ _ Caorp Byron, A 296-1 ma on duty in the Strand, and saw the primmer running from the shop of the last witness, who wu riling out " Stop thkf." I pursued him, and he ran into a boom in Cismenes-inn, where ho went upstairs, and wee about to eater cute of the apartment. on the third Saw, visa I overlook him. He said he wu come there to see a Meat I dwalasd Mai till Mrs. Barrens tame, and gave him in ca d ! found in his pockets nine the roo t s Is Kilo by Yrs. Mamma. Mrs. mad that the cheroot. weresimilar to some in Ike at. as the coaster, bat she maid not positively identify dos. fibs weld ) salsa @path with certainty to the bundle of alp= doe betted bed from him. No doubt be bad thrown away the other beadle. The Rvieoaar said be hod bassist the cheroots at a &op is Sergeant Pelt= said that If so, it wee very odd tbat Ike Voter should want to buy cigars, having nine cheroots in pocket. Th. prisoner —I forgot that 1 had than. Mr. Jardine—What do you say about that bundle? The prisoner -1 saw it lying on the SOOT, *bed It up sad pot it in my pocket. Mr. Jardine—Thu, =an according to your own aitanat, ',stole it. _ _ In iaitn; to farther sasstioaa, tits prisoner said Its was a &spa's wastant, bat bad bred asemploysi for six taostba. Jae was rsoaaadsd for Inquiry. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ZITINSTVE 10311 ZIT AT MUMS. NICOLL'S, IEOINT• !TIER. _ _ John Brooks, a remeelable-loold rig young man, it the See ,of e S rd sod Moses, H. O. D. Nicoll, merchant talleve at t.strist and Warwick. street, se cutter and clerk , we with Marging several km/the of clo th , of th e value of ~ the property of his employers. It would appear - that; though the amount of the M the pram charm konly U., at mama Ilassm. P ra are amble to among& the amount of their leas, but ft is be lieved to be sewed imedreti moods. tomossrat be it Webb , of the C (HAM*, said, hoe tokamak"' resehted, sod inquiries which be had set* hot met to Mom. Nicoll's, of liagentotrest. yesterday steresee, sod saw the prisoner, who be lied been pre- Sim* Wormed wen la the employ of the One is clerk and 1 antler out. He sold biro he wee charged with etwilla ameral remmate at cloth belmigiag to his so "Beisesanen?—t don't understand you. /I r L , Mazy 1 1 =then meld. " hooka," and the prisoner mid. " I'm leis lengths • those lengths hays been made up tab per- MOM sad diajoosel or by no." He salad the pawnor If it err not the mho el the bones to enter the goods in a beg, nod he mid it was, bet that he had mot mimed the lengthe. Mr. Moon was to lout, sad mold tall the Meta that they were not entered, and that the prime= no right to take the property away. Mr. Bingham asked Mr. Webb whether he knew the moose of Meows. Nioull's low. Inventor Webb rid he did aot, bat be believed It was to • l.rg. extent. He fooad la the prionier's paseseloa a gold wateb sad chain. Thuv was Woo • aimed gold mach sad the duplicate of a third, ...al Hags. mad • nasality of javellay. allopothr of the rased at 60L, oxin• of mms It bin ap by a lark b• Ina map hi. ada to. Tbs ivis — sess, .be aid sables Is maim to tbs atom, vas rvearted for • weak. WORSHIP-STREIT. WATCI( ROBBERY Itr • ritaitral. William Thompson, a sturdy young *Bow, erns ellirgod bskee Mr. Hammitt with etealtag a we t& Sera tie person of Mr. Samuel Ibbartson, Ttcoborneetrest West. Mr. Ibberteon mid tha , he went to visit Young Norval. sad the Grampian 1111W' the preceding evening it the City Theatre, .ad while lesviog at the close of that;pantomime he kit • pal at hie watch chain susp e nd e d rotte d hi e nark; the pd.- mammas standing next and tried to putt forward, but trit on, Wad him, called for the police, sad gave prisoner imisiody, but the witch (which had bees braless off Is Sr anal way) could not be found. Terek, 454, deposed that, hearing the tail Om peak* he melted the epotjust to time to mire the prisosses hand as he dapped eoesechleg—that something was, in .11 proba llSlty,eiss slag eftits watch, for It was picked ap close by kis het The woke Itself had doubtless beta " peened." • conetable proved that piteous, had hem prevkwely con victed, but Thompeoa peremted is declaring he was yet hum oust of this robbery toinl told that he would be seat to the sepsiona, when he expressed a desks to recant, and said ha would take his " whack" here. Sestekee pis moths Is the Home of Correction. ANOTRita F.LOYESIGIV.—We regret to have this week to record the elopement of the wife of Mr. Smith Ilemersesa • gostlemsa of large propene living at Wanes, sear Mal ), with the Rev. A. W. Graft, mesh to th e Rev. Cases Moore, at Bunton. It Neon OM the painful in wee discovered by Mr. Bemasmasa an hi return from a day's bunting; sad there sea he so doubt that the elopement bed been many weeks before, and only put o ff f or a terrible opportunity. The guilty couple were traced to Gravesend, bat they had got four hones' start of their panuera sad Mr. Bennerman only taunt that they bad crossed the water in • boat that had been off Gravesend he some works. It la stated that they bad been Ma with • brats of loaded pistols, sa if determined upon satremfthe is cam they bad been ovee token. The affair has occasioned the moot painful feeling among all climes of the oommaaity to the neighbourhood whirrs it etwarrel. TM earns, Mr. Green, bad darer bees looked use with respect he the (outbid discharge of his clerical duties, sad Cams Moore, the rector of Haines, bed • particelsr regard for him. The May km property la her ors 100,000L—ltedish Observer of this day.right amounting to RITIWORDINARY EWA/qt.—On Wednesday after nom hat, on occident of • meet ontreordisery asters oe sarred oo the Treat Valley lies at Colwkk. near Rageley, sad shoat els tall.. from Sta ff ord, by which the life et a child wee placed la imminent deemr. It appears that a workman to the employ of Mr. Baker, oarrlageo-maker, of Ward, was mu:aim home with his wife and child, the Inter about three rest old, by the parliamsatery testa dee I. Stafford at 2.32 front London. When about • min peat Colwiek, sod as the train was ring at • rated to miles en hoar, the child leant mealiest the door dam Carrlaget which attdd.nly dew open, and precipitated the Mild or to to. rails. There was no memo of communicating with the driver or guard, so that the train could not be stopped. The mother wee frantic, and wished her htubeild to pap am of the veto after the child, but he refined to do so. Upon 1111ilring at Stafford sn camas eagles was mint dolma Me line, the father of the child going with It, bet nothing scold be mean of her. In the meantime shot had been ONa sitting by the aids of the rails by some plata layers. They fo law to be very much hi/hinted, but not hart I. the lout. They look bar bars to the station at Colwick, sad ens was them brencht op to Staff erd by the guard of the nest Seta. The ems at tits steam with the mother was Sely distreelss used the child wee safely restored. She glees se esesest et bass she tell ; bat she must have dropped wen her heads tsar, ea Sure wee no mark of • braise on say part et her oe Ina TOR LEEDS MORDElL—Charlas Normicgton, a .saes, 18 years el lige, who was convicted, on very clear evidence, st the recent suites at York, of the murder of ea eM man named Ineghtne, at Leeds, on the 6th of August het, will be executed at York Castle to-morrow (Saturday). Since big trial end sentence the convict has evinced meek sontrition. and has acknowledged that hie was the head whist' tedic'ed the blows will& killed Broughton, but be amine that there was another man with him at the tiros, wises name bedews not know. He baa been this week Molted by ht. father and mother, but sot at the same time. The puling scene between the unfortunate youth end each elide parents waa of • very afhoting ehsracter. A MAllialt Lanni) TO DINNER BY HIS MEN.— It Is uses) at this festive seams of the year for many el the ineenheentme M give their workmen a treat, bat the Writ of indspeademer semis to have effected all clews of our Melbesese Maeda end the nuottealos and work people of Mr. John Helmsley determined to reverse the order of things, sod hare for • length of time been laying by • weekly sohecription to enable them to invite their master end some of his friends to e dinner on Christman-eve, at the White Lion Inn. Amongst tbom present were, Me. Ho"' ley, wen.. M r . Cl emson (London). Mr. H. Sam na) (Notting ham), Messrs. Dolman, Robinson, J. Haeard, and ethos. The evening pealed off very pleasantly, sad ft was gratify ing as witness the good uodersteeding alibi batmen master sad men. Many excellent remarks were lards re ppect log the relative duties of theme ysesad the asployed. Mr. Thorium WHIG*, one of tits occupied the ohalr.—Derdy lisperfer„ SHARE LISTS-THIS DA I. Two da I The railway s ha r e market to-day is very me. et, and the only important alteration in prices is qui an advance of j per cent. in Great Western stock. The other leading descriptions are quoted the mine as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted NI to 99; Great Western, 89/ to 701 ; Louden and South Western, 98 to I ; Midland, 1091 to 110; Lanoashire and Yorkshi r e, 100 to e I South Eagan, 84 to 1 Great Northam, 107 to 108 ; and Eastern Counties, fle to I. Lombardo-Veastiaa Railway shares are slightly better tbaa yesterday afternoon., at 21 to 21 prem. Greet Western of Canada shares remain heavy. (i?s Luxembourg are also offered. Indian stocks aim hotly supported. 01111.11/AY =WPM AND moots. I 111. I SWAIN M l 6 eL.Bial..aLia. .... Al taAitauVallu ri. 1 1;1 ...._...__==rar"."l. U all is r 4, -- r - afg-.7--. M. u NS . 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I pa I beli MI" die4 l 4 he ale 441 I lOL • ; q 41 hi • In NI • 14 1 a . gel m it ft I pm de i pm 1011 a ll' I i Hi S IN MI I Mae IA 4Ti r t.t., %II ii; 4' 4 II la 74 78 11114 446 115 144 104 110 IL 14 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwoi. The funds to-day are firmer. A recovery of to }per cent. has taken place, in answer to the partial rally reported by telegraph from Paris. Business continues stagnant. In the share markets this is settling day." Prices exhibit no striking altera tion. The New Indian Fire per Cent. Loan is slightly firmer than it closed yesterday, at 1041 to i ex div. for the encount. The opening price of the Three per Cent. Rental at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 69fr. 20c., ex div., being per cent. better than that last current yesterday. Consols are officially marked 951 ex div., for the 10th of January. The present quotation is 951 buyers. The Three per Cents. Reduced have also been dealt in at 951 and;; the New Three per Cents., at 951 and ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, for account, at 1041 and 1 ex div.; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at 981 and ; India Bonds, at 6.. to 10s. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. prem. The foreign stock market remains inactive. Turkish stocks present a slight recovery, the Loan of 18.54 being quoted 761 to 771, and that of 1858, at 631 to 84. In other foreign stroke there is seemly any change in price. Sales are recorded as follows:—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1004 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 841; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1864, for account, 77; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 63/ ; ditto for account, 831, 64, 6331; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 2134. _ The sham Of the San Paulo Railway Company have declined to par to i prem. It is understood that the Council of India are not at present lenders of money. Their balance is large, but they have heavy liabilities to meet during the first fortnight in January, including 315,0001. divi dend on the old Bast India stock, 126,0001. dividend 'on the New Five per Cent. Loan, and no less than 600,0001. guaranteed interest on the capital of the railway companies. These three sums alone make an aggregate of 1,040,0001., irrespective of the pay ments for salaries and pensions and other charges. The ensuing settlement in Consols has been fixed for the Bth February. The " contango" to that period was limited to per cent. The prospectus of the long axpected National Bank of Turkey is in course of arrangement, and will, it is stated, be issued very shortly. It is said that the capital will be one million sterling, and that the names connected with the undestaking are English and Greek. Amongst others, Messrs. Rodocanachi and Russell. Ellice are spoken of. The head office is to be at Constantinople, with an agency here. A further sum of 60,0001. in bar gold wee taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation : 30,0001. is for Cadiz. About 35,0001. of the gold recovered from the Royal Charter was also sold for abroad. Them is, still some amount at the Bank, unsold. The exchanges at Calcutta and Shanghai appear to be rather more unfavourable. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 6801.; the Midland an in crease of 3,2531.; the Manc hester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,7051.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including East Lancashire), an increase of 4,3881.; and the North Eastern an increase of 3,9291. The traffic of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending Dec. 10 wan 10,6481. sterling, being 1,2681. more than in 1888. The number of miles open is 90 in exam of last year. The Cape and :had Nom ms that— The Cow trovanment has decided neon luting Wm taw to R6e extent of 60,0001, to be wropelata for oadalw ilea paepoeee. Tandem will be revad la Beaked up to the 25th of January next, and the amount of thaw accepted meat be paid to the AgraterGeoeral for Crown Colonies on the 31st of that mouth. The debentures are redeemable after the expbetka of ten Team sad bear interest at the rate Glitz per ant. Formal notice is given, that petitions for the winding up of the following three undertakings, viz., the Solvency Mutual Guarantee Company, the Mer cantile Guarantee and Assurance Company, and the Times Fire Assurance Company, are expected to be heard in the Court of Chancery—the two former on the 14th January, and the latter on the 13th. Creditors of the British and Foreign Reliance Marine Aaeuranoe Company are required to prove their claims before Via-Chanoellor Wood, who hei appointed the 27th Jan. for adjudicating upon them. With reference to the market for American securities, Mears. D. Bell, Son and Co. report as follows : No change ha taken place in the character of the market for American securities during the poet week ; it °autism, &m, with a fair amount of business doing both instate stocks sad railroad bonds. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the Atalanta, to carry paseengers from Plymouth to Melbourne, at the rate of 161. IN. per head. TEVUDAT EVTAINO. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday at 951 to 1, ex div.., for the 10th January (subse quently improving to 951, " buyers"), opened this morning at 95/, and had receded at 4 o'clock to 951 to 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange stock was offered at 95k. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (10th Jan.), sag, g jix div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, #,l; New Three per Cents., 96, 951, 1, f; the New - In dian Five per Cent. Loan, for account, 104/, ex div. ; India Stock, for account, 2281; the Indian Four per Cent. Debenture., 1858, 981, 1; ditto, 185 9 , NC 1 1- The New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, after rising to 1041, " buyer,," left off flat at 104 to /. ex die., for the account. The Indian Four per Cent. De: bentures continue in request, and are still rising. India Bonds were firm : 10.. prem. was paid for some parcels. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 295. to 321. prem. The foreign stock market was inactive, and heavy in character. Bank of Australasia shares were quoted rather lower to-day, other bank shares remaining steady. Bank of New South Wales were inquired for. Agra Bank were marked 731 and 73. Madras Irrigation were in demand, at an improvement. Peel River Land stock ruled lower. Great Ship Shares were dull, at 11e. 6d. to 12e. • and London General Om nibus at 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 The shares of the Su Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company were quoted & to ; prem.; Ocean Marine Insurance, le to 1; prem. ; and Universal Marine, par to i prem. Canada government bond' were inquired for. The New Five per Cent. Debentures of the Rut Indian Railway Company were officially marked 101 i. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. In the mining market to-day East Wheal Russell shares remain glinted 111 to 1. Wheal Unity Con sols are quoted 225. to 235. Rut Basest have been dealt in at 126 ; Great Wheal Alfred at 11 ; and Par Consols at 111. Shares in Wendroa Console, Providenoe, Grambler and St. Assign, and Pendeen Consols mines have saw been dealt in. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are marked and 1 prem., and English and Australian Copper, If. At a meeting of adventurers in Rolland Mine, held yester day, the ateonais showed • balance of liabilities over slots at 211. Ila. 2d. A tell of Is. per share was raade. The report wee cossideted very satisfactory. Frain North Wheal Robert (Dec. 28), Captain W. Goddea writes :—" I hate cut into the No. 1 math lode close to the pellet end as far vs the lode is desired; Its sum I cannot say, bat as far as seen it is worth li ton per fathom of goof ken yellow ore, and lama every topperranoe of being more pro deceive when taken down next week. This has every s¢ pearanos ot being the brat improvement made in the lake kr Dem time:* COJIMBECIAL AND MABIB7S. ARI-LANRTHIS DAY.Y no weat M her ta London has bass nines last Asthenia y mild, damp, and shady, with, at intervals, beery rain fells. The attendance of the trade to-day was email the tone Inlet. Priem of most articles of the trade un altered. The supply of home-grown pain was mall, rod of country-made floor small. The Imports of formes grain into London Moro Monday week were reported this morning small of dour, email of wheat, fair of barley, and small of oats. whtaiy,.teglish sold slowly at last week's prices. Foreign neater-d in value. English white 42.. to 622 a.; tet t, no, to 445. par quarter llsnutio and Konigsberg, 425. to 6111. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 42a. to 605.; ether Bolds parts, 40s. to 4th. ; French. Us. to 42.5. FLoun vie e Irt week'. prima. Town, 344. to 43e.; Norfolk. 31s. pit 2801 b.; ?randy 264. to 33a. per 2801 b.; Amer., U.S., 265. to 274. per Darrel. BARLEY quiet, at last wask's NAM English, 2411. to 46c per qr. , Baltic, 26a. to NA; Mbar aorta, 76a. to 30a. " -- tfais unaltered in value at last week's rates. Britiab. 20a. to 30a. per qr.: Rl:avian, 19s. to 1148. par qr. ; other Baltle ports, 22e. to 275. per qr. BEA:M.—English and Emden quoted at about last week's prices. English doh, 36a. to 41a. ; barrow, 426. to 46e. per qr. Foreign, 40a. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 340. Per cir• PILE qtdet at leaf week's prim. English boilers, 18s. to 40e. ; hog and grey, 365. to 40s. ; foreign whit; 48s. FLOATINO CABOOIO.-Binos big Friday 68 grain laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of osl4 14 wheat, 17 maize, 18 barley, 2 Mane, 2 oats, 6 rye. The viz., ease last reported were :—Wheat arrived, two Taganrog Oh irks, one 46..71d. ; one about 465. 4*d.; one Odessa Ghirka. 47a. 6d., en per 4921b5. Maize arrived, Ibrall, 30s. ; Foznnien, 295., per 48111bs. Barley arrived, Danube, 26e. dd. per 40016 a. Bye arrived, Ibrall, 30s. par 4801 be. - AttIITALO I XTO I.ONDON I'lloll_ DEO 16 TO D10...:0 .... ...... liieo IsUN Mai*io !WY Ore 71444100: Pardo' 'scar. 1,470 . Welk ISO r►s . I 7 I FiL; l t.''. I LINES LTABAD AT PLI/11D lk. IP4 i Ilasrara. I Moo onow.i 1 140 6. : le • Urn l i s3 . . 1 . s 10= 0 6 . No .. so M 101 61. IM II praw4L.... U 4 in Ll 100 8 per mt. 60. -.•• 104 114 .I. 100 Jawlike No v . .,... i .-.. 104 1.1 , Il all a n 04 u .t it I Y 4. gib: 13, ... rt R in ia oratax a ri. sis ro 411 fg=idl (to ". U. 140 .iiii. o . a g e IL IN .... M " 1 tor at 16 II 1 11 . 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U. 4 = 44 I L . ••• 44 II 41 . 41 Z 41 Id. LIVERPOOL OORN MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Car sarcoma ram cum maommo vziaolora.) (PlOl 0171 OWN 00111111P01111NT.) The pain marl* well attended. Wheat la good demand at a alight advance. Flour ouchaaged. Beams sad Wilma corn TM7 firm. Oats, oatmeal, and barley steady. MINCING-LANK.—{Tins DAY.) Eirosix.—A large Weiner has s tin been dolts in this article at • slight advance. Redasd brown lamps, 62a. A much larger amount of beim. has been dote in this article than during the holiday week last year. COPPZIL—PIiCaI here been fully supported. Tu.—Holders outlaw to ask full prices. Common wagon quoted ls. 3d. to Is. 3}d. per lb. SALTPlTEE.—Rafrectioa 12 to One 3 sold at 375. to 41s. Rtce continues firm with a fair amount of busteese done. Scone.—The importations, 1869, have been 234,868 tons, against 228,720 tons in 1858; the deliveries for bome con sumption, 215,226 tone, against 217,416 toss in 1858 ; ditto for export, 13,664 tone against 13.012 in 1868. The priment stock is 69,704 tons, against 54,716 tons in 1868, showing an increase to the importations of 6,148 tone ; a decrea.e in the deliveries of 1,638 tons, and an increase in the cock of 4,988 tons. The holiday week ban closed with an improved aspect for most articles, TALLOW MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.) The market exhibits Mils Improvement la taw ; Priem are Dow quoted as follows :—Town tallow. 675., mot flash ; Poesteburt Y.C. on the spot, 67u 6d. to 675. 9d. ; all the month, 675. 3d. ; January to March, 675. ; Match slow, 575. bd. to 58s. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Laonuttou.—Hideo, 66Th.. to 64165., 46. to tid. ; 641bs. to 76Th.., 4141. to Oft ; 721t0. to 8016 e., tid. to Md.; SOlte. to 881 be.. 4.4. to 66. ; 881 1 s. to 961 6 5.. 56. to ltd. ; 961 G. to 1041x.,t0 614.; 10410 s. to 1121 6 5., 616. to 66.; Horse ride. ,. ed. to 10a. 6d.; Calf skin; light, 2.. se. 10 Os.; NIT, 8.. BIRIIOND4IIY.-ITheep skins, polled. Be. to 100. ; hell bred', 7a. to Ba. ; down., 6.. 6d. to 64.66. BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) Madre. Pattreden and Smith report that the market Ss hope continues extemairo, with prime gradually deeming. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Braddyhi Hatton, las.; Walls End Tataleld Moor, 15 e. ; Walls End South Helton, 20a.; Walls End SM Durham , 18e. 65.; Walls End Shmilr Hill, I6s. ; Walla End Hinton, 205.; Walls End Frani wellgate, 184. 9d.; Walls End Carson, 19..; Walls End Haugh Hall, 18e. 6d. ' • Walls End South ] Cello., 19s. ; Walls End Wh i tworth, 16s. 6d.; Tenfield Moor Bates, 16s. ; West Hanley, 16s. 3d.; Lambert's Hanley, 164.3 d. ships at market. LOCAL ORALS Lit swot, D. 10.-The market declined slant pee ant. lo the eolldle of the day, bet recovered towerde the dome. Nithebeed.7oll76 -Caledonia& Meek. tlet 944-lbotern bountke 11 11.16 11 13-10-Ginst Northern .lock. 107 In{-great Vetere. 1100 70 -Lantaattite and Tett ebb 1001 1004-brodon end Noah OMR 99—Dies (entellol, 1 7-10 d.-Manchemer. !belated. and Lintel°. 811 .91-114 WA nook lat' 100j-notth brake beck busw4. aims* 11t-14 01111.1011/illra • Benda, cenanl nett. 051_951- reek. enetata mock. Y 9 794-Leeda neck 414 0-111eullt lacer% 3.10 26 nal Duce Menne, 44 41 d.-Otent Lenembeers. 74 rt -Sneed trunk et Cue da. 101.10 tbW. 10 3.10-Great Winters ot Canada 11{ 11-611ee New them). 74 Ta -Beffeln and Lake Mum, .64 5-Lembarde- Vertlen,24 la-Orem Nap, 111.11. 12s. dd. THE LATE FIEF MID Loss or FOUR LP/113 AT WESTMINSTER.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. Bedford, the coroner. resumed the inquiry relative to the above melan choly affair. As on the former day, the ioquest-room was crowded. Previous to the re-opening of the court, as there had been complaints made through Mr. Rogers, tte vestry &exit of Ett. Margaret's, respecting the parish engine not hay lag been called out, it wan determined to have a trial of he powers, sad accordingly the engine was brought down to the acme of the late fire, and was after 100111 little delay got to work. The brigade engine, all ready manned, wee in attendance, and was worked in such a manner se to show its great superiority over the parish engine. The court having been re-opened some additional evidence was gone into, after which the jury returned the following verdict That the deaths of the four unfortunate persona were caused by are at the hones No. I3A, Little George-etrew, but there was not sodiciect evidence to show how the tire originated. The jury also think that the police, the fire-sscapo con ductor, and all engaged,' used every poseible exertion, sad that sot the slightest blame can be attached to anyone, although they still regret that the parish engine had not been wet for." The coroner said he perfectly agreed with the verdict. _ _ . FATAL MAIL COACH ACCIDENT.—As the mail coach from Belies. to Dundalk was approaching the town of Dromore, county Dora, at a little after eleven o'clock on Tuesday night, when going round a tern at the top of the bill above the town, the coach began to °millets, and as it was going quickly down the hill the hots** could not be pulled up speedily enough to steady its motion, and ;t upeet, throwing the paaaeogers off. The guard of the mail, Mr. Thomas Taylor, unfortunately came under the cinch sad was killed cn the spot. The mutineers and driver esuped with very little lojury, end the couch hoeing been got op again, it proceeded on Its journey, Mr. Damian, jun., the postmsstar's son at Dromore, taking charge of the mall In Loughbrichlund, where they met the down mail, the gaud of which returned to Dundalk, and Mr. Flanigan took charge of the mail to %Beet. The body of Mr. Taylor tem removed to the Coestabulary barracks, Damson, where en Inquest will be held to•day. The deceived was a native of Z d. quite a young man, of meet respectable apieeranos. Ha left • widow to bemoan the sudden and untimely death of her bullhead ; she is • native of Belfast. On last Saturday night ha brought her up to Dondak, to errand Christmas there, whore she was staying when her husband met hie death. He was much reelected by his acquaint ances in Belfast, sad is deeply regretted by those who knew kihn.--Bainiders' BM. Idler. A SiwouLaa Pdarriwo.—A bleating of four an cients took place on Monday evening last, at a temrrty ft the house of a gentleman near to the inflame of Torrance of Commie, whose united ages amount to 356 yean. Their several ages are es follows:—Widow lady, e 6; a bachelor. 88 ; widow lady, 88; and the youngest of the four, a epin stet, also 86. The bachelor and spinster axe broxzer and staler, and keep house together; the two widow ladles have lived next door to each other for 40 years, red all the font live within a quieter of a mile of ouch other ; and what is very remarkable. noose of them have ever ties. welled beyond the boundary of the parish of Campal• expt twice, and that only for a few miles. They are all in goes health, and walked on feet to the party, although ths nods were covered with snow and los, and they enjoyed thenurelvee heartily, cracking their jokes, and telling storks of ooertabip in early days. The spinster was droned in a Ild woollen or dotes petticoat, worn by her inundmother as her weddrupday 125 years ago. She says It has been re peatedly worn by the members of her family during tbe last cestary and a quarter, and as the garment Is still in excel lent conditioe, it must originally have been made of splendid etud—tuperier, we wwppoot, to Luddite found in than dee generate days of - ainigima