The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1859. SHARE L 1828.-71118 DAY. Two o'CIoOR. The railway share whet to-day is extremely inactive, and the fluctuation in prices has been tn fling, scarcely exceeding 1 to 1 per cent. London and North Western, London and South Western, and Great Western stocks are quoted about per cent. higher than on Saturday afternoon, whilst Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland are rather dull. Present quotations are as follows: Loudon and North Western stock, 981 to 97; London and South Western, 941 to 941; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 981 to 1; Midland, 1031 to 1; South Eastern, 221 to 1 per share; Caledonian, 88 to 1 ; Great Western, 281 to ; Eutern Counties, 121 to 1 per share ; York and North Midland, 78 to ; Berwick, 94 to F ; and North British, 81 to;. ranch and Lomberdo-Venenan railway shares are decidedly better. Northern of France are now quoted 38 to 381 ; Paris and Lyons, 341 to 341 ; Lombardo-Venetian, old shares, 11 to 11 prem. 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Last night the schooner Sir Edward Banks, with coals front Hartlepool for Aberdeen in attempting to take Shields harbour for shelter, encountered • tremendous sea, and was driven among the broke. water on the Herd Sand, where she *track. Time lifeboats, two from South Shields and one from North Shields, moaned by Tyne pilots, put of to the assistance of the crew, and rendered mitterhd aid in rescuing them. The vessel still remains exposed to the gale. Some other verse's also bed narrow escspcs in running for the harbour. The Providence, from Bremen, struck heavily in coming over the bar, but got into the harbour, though much damaged and leaky. A considerable digit is due from London and the south, but the prevaillog winds prevent them getting down. Freights are improving both on the Tyne and Weer; end, notwithstanding the present depression of the shipping interest, several large and valuable vessels have been hunched an the Wear this week. --- SERIOUS CASE Of' POISONING AT Sitznann.—A ease of poisoning occurred at Sheffield on Saturday evening, by which one child has lost its life, arid the lives of two others are placed in great jeopardy. The wife of Mr. Thomas Brawnier, powder-Sank manufacturer, Hanover greet, having three young children suffering from colds, obtained from the shop of Mr. Hill druggist, one penny worth each of opium, Spanish juice, and juniper berries. Having made a deoction of the berries and di sso lved . . the ®punish juice, she mixed them end the opium together, along with half • pound of tends. About 7 o'clock she gave the eldest daughter, Mary, two table @reposeful of mixture. and the two younger children smaller quantities. About 10 o'clock all the children were taken alarmingly ill. The father, less ning what had been adminis tered. at once called in Mr. Nicholson, surgem, who found the children in a very dangerous stare from the effect, of the opium. He immediately applied the usual remedies, but without nuccem a regords the eldest child, aged 1.4•4112 years, which died at 3 o'clock on Sunday morning. The other two children suffered severely, but they wire alive yesterday (Sunday evening), and there wan hope that they would re cave. Mrs. bummer is stepmother to two of the children. THE LATE SHEEP POISONING CASK—We under stand that Mr. Black, of Burton, who, It will be remembered, sustained the lose of nearly 700 sheep in Antrum last—they being poisoned, as is alleged, by a sheep dip—has entered the can at law, and a writ has been served upon Mr. Elliot, chemist, of this town, who supplied the dip, claiming damages fur the loss. The case will come on in the civil court at next Newt lAN moduli. Eminent counsel hive been ratified on both sides, and the cam teems likely to lead toe protracted litigations—Berwick Warder. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON TILE BRISTOL AND EMETIC* RAILWAY.-011 Friday afternoon, eve lads, who Irmo about to jots cue of her Majesty's ships at Plymouth. left Bristol by the down empress teals. One of them, named George Baker, son of Me. Baker, Tabernacle-street, being is ra th er high spirits, got up on the edge of the window, his head and bed, outside, Ma legs Inside, and holding on by his ems. Hu companions, seeing his deuterons pool hon, pulled bin, into the carriage thrice. After pasting Bridgewater, the deceesed unfortunately repeated his dan gerous proceeding, hut fur the last time; for, when only • sheet Meaner. from Taunton, his heed canoe in contact with one of the bridges on the line, end he was killed instantly. His ensredes caught hold of hies legs and pulled him into the carriage, but he did not speak • word. He was ally 10 rem of age. The body Ilea at Tauteon, awaiting a Coro- Har's inquiet— Welter's Daily &pros. MONEY MARKB2-TIIIS DAY, Two oTtooL. The late agitation in the stock markets has com pletely subsided. Quietude prevails to-day in all quarters. The funds are r►ther firmer, an improve-meat of 1-16 to per cent. having .been established. In the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange prices are fairly sup. ported. The principal feature is a rise in French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares. Consols have been alternately " buyers" and " sellers" throughout the morning at 96, ex div., for the 11th January. The present price is 96 " buyers." For the Bth February the quotation is 96 kto 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 ; the New Three per Cents. at 961, to 1; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 991 to t; and Exchequer Bills, both March and June, at 40e. prem. The foreign stock market is steadier. The New Turkish Loan is quoted 3} to 3 dis., and the Six per Cents. of 1854, 901 to 911. Venezuelan Bonds are in demand, with an upward tendency. Sales are recorded as follows:—Austrian Five per Cents., 80 (ex 106.); Brazilian Five per Cents, 1829 and 1839, 101; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941, 941; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65/, 65; ex div. (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011, 1011 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92; Portuguese Three per Cents. (1853), 461 ex div.; Russian Five per Cents., 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 99k ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 881, 871; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 30,7,, 301, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for aocount,9l ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip of the first series), for account, 31, 3 dia. ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 431, 44 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 161, 17. The manifestations of alarm presented by the markets of Paris and London are work ing in the more distant parts of Europe, ' and the principal sales now in progress here are upon foreign orders. Surprise has been expressed at the sudden collapse wit nessed within the last five days. The magnitude of the effect produced upon prices is in no small degree traceable to the fact that in every market numerous speculators, loaded with a mass of securities far in excess of their means, bare been taken completely by surprise. It is stated that in Paris, within a couple of days, twenty or thirty large speculative holders have been " executed ;" in other words, their accounts have been forcibly closed by their agents on the Bourse. The panic occasioned by the unsa tisfactory tendency of politics has thus been greatly aggravated, and the disturbance has reacted power fully upon every other European market. Assum ing, however, that the weaker speculators have been weeded out, the markets ought henceforward to be less sensitive to the prevailing rumours. What is principally wanted is confidence in the rectitude of the policy of the French government. A good demand for money was again experienced on Saturday in the discount market, and the in stances in which transactions take place below the Bank minimum are exceptional. The applications at the Bank, however, were more limited. The payment of the dividends commenced, and con siderable sums fell repayable at that establishment To-day, to-morrow, and the 12th, likewise, numerous persons who have obtained advances are under en gagement to repay them. To-day, the final instalment of 15 per cent., or 450,0001., fell payable on the first aeries of the Turkish Loan. Immediately upon the conclusion of the monthly settlement in Consols, fixed for to-morrow, the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will engage attention, Wednesday being "making up day." The adjudication of the balance of the Victoria Government Six per Cent. Loan took place at the Lon don and Westminster Bank on Saturday. The chair-' man, Mr. D. Larnach, stated that the precise amount accepted on Friday was 640,80 W., two or three ten ders sent in "at the minimum price fixed by the com mittee" being rejected as informal. The sum await ing distribution on Saturday was, therefore, 359,2001. The fresh tenders were 63 so number, and embraced a total of 438,0001. Of this amount new applica tions represented about 60,0001. This class of appli cants, the chairman intimated, will not get any portion, as the whole will be assigned to the success fal bidders of Friday, and who have sent in fur ther tenders, as near as possible in pro rotd propor tion to each application. The successful tenders sent in on Saturday at the committee's minimum being,how ever, 20,0001. in excess of the amount to b,• distri buted, a proportionate reduction must be made. One gentleman offered 108 per cent., somewhat to the amusement of those present. The unsuccessful applicants can receive their cheques beck to day. Amongst the tenders sent in were the fol lowing:—Linton and Clarke, for 41,0001.; Hag gard, Hale, and Pixley, 13,1001.; W. L. Merry, 8,0001.; A. G. Roach, 20,000.; L. Barnett, 6,0001. (at 1071. 3e. 6d.) ; Dalgetty and Co., 6,0001. ; Sheppard and Sons, 45.0001. ; G. A. Lloyd, 16,0001. ; Thomas Gibbs and Sons, 2,3001. ; Hichens, Harrison, and Co., 6,0001.; Robins and Barbour, 13,0001.; Mullins, Marshall, and Co., 62,0001. ; R. Raphael and Sone, 1,1001. ; Ellis and Co., 5,0001. ; Francis Gellatly, 80,0001.; P. Cam:novo and Co., 10,0001.; M'Nicoll and Robertson, 16,3001.; David Salomens, 10,0001. ; B. W. Waley, 6,0001.; J. H. 'Spurting and Sons, 6,1001.; T. Huggins, 6,0001.; Sandeman and Dobree, 10,0001.; Bragg' and Stock dale, 2,0001.; Joseph Sebag, 8,0001.; Scott, Corn thorn, and Scott, 7,0001.; Foster and Braithwaite, 3,6001.; J. W. and S. It. Scott, for 20,0001., dc.c. The debentures will be deliverable to the gab scribers at the London and Westminster Bank, on Tuesday, the lot of February next, upon payment of the balance due thereon. It is understood that the shipments of silver for Bombay by the steamer Orisaa on the 12th inst. will be on a comparatively limited scale. Transactions have commenced for the Calcutta and China steamer of the 20th, but the next Eastern advices are gene rally awaited. Ike imports of the precious metals announced lad week have been trifling, comprising only 6,7811. by the Tyne, from the Brazils; 1,6001. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula; and some amounts of silver from the Continent, destined for transmission to the East. _ . 'fhe Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals direct from London in chides 7,064 ounces of gold, and 2,400 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 28,0001. The gold was sent chiefly to Hamburg and Belgium. The other exports (as previously reported) have comprised 512,3541., nearly all silver, by the Ceylon. for Calcutta and China, and 10,0001. by the Penin sula, for Cadiz. The Tamar will sail to-day for the Brazils with 18,8801. in specie, of which 9,5001. is silver and 7,1801. gold. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds arc more offered, owing to the apprehension of war. The Finance Committee of the Council of India have drawn only 2001. in bills by the outgoing mail. The Whirlwind has arrived from China with 1,114,500 lbs. of tea. The next quarterly sales of indigo are fixed for the Bth of Fete nary. The quantity to be offered is ex pected to be small. SATORD.CT BVINIIIO. Depression and a generally unsatisfactory feeling continue to prevail in the Stook Exchange. The funds opened this morning at a fresh fall of to per cent., in consequence of the renewed deline which took place yesterday afternoon on the Paris Booms, coupled with news of more agitation in the German markets. and with a somewhat stale statement re specting the movement of the Austrian troops to strengthen the garrisons in Lombardy. Purchases succeeding a partial recovery ensued, but towards the close heaviness again prevailed, and the final quotations were about 3 per cent. below those of yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange heaviness likewise prevailed, French, Lombardo. Venetian, and British railway shares were all weaker. The market for the latter is prejudiced by the approach of the settlement, as well as by the knowledge that very large amounts of stock are now held by money lenders as security for loans. Console, which closed yesterday at 961 to lex div. for nest Tuesday's settlement, opened this morn ing at 931 to 1, rose to 96 1-16 to 1, and had relapsed at the close of the Stock Exchange to 96, " sellers." For the Bth of February the last price was 96 to /. The rate of "continuation" was very moderate, viz., Ito 346 per cent. The indicates that there is no pressure of stock on the market. The government broker made another purchase to the extent of about 15,0004 The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 951, 96 ex div.; ditto, for account (11th Jan.), 96, 951 ex div.; Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, 961 ; New Three per Cents., 961, a; Bank Stock, 221; Indian Four per Cent Debentures, of the lint issue, 991 India Bonds, 195., 18e. prem. Exchequer Bills have spin risen le., the March and June issues being alike quoted 395. to 424. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 18e. to 19s. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of both issues, remain steady at 991 to j. Little business was done in the foreign stock market. _ _ The market for bank, land, steam, dock, telegraph, and miscellaneous shame to-day was quiet, and prices were quoted the same as yesterday. Agra Bank shares were officially marked 681; and Commercial Bank of Loudon, 191 and 191. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK The mining market to-day is firm without any striking variation. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shams in Grumbler and St. Aubyn, East Basset, East Wheal Rumen, Rose mune, Wheal Margaret, and Providence mines. Wheal Margaret shares are officially quoted in the Stock Exchange 631. Linares Mining shares have been dealt in at 81, and Mariquita at 17s. 6d. Other foreign descrip tions are quiet. The price of tin on Saturday advanced W. per ton, being quoted as follows:—Common tin, in blocks, 1268. per cwt. ; refined tin, 1335. The half-yearly meeting of the United Mexican Mining Association is called for the 28th inst. At ;;;trng of the in Wed Fowey Consols, held on Tuesday, a call of 10a. par share wee made. Ate meeting of the adventurers in Devon Greet Elisabeth Mies, held on Wednesday, the sixonms showed w cash Wows in heed of 71. 18s. 2d. ; end a statement of liabilities to the end of March ehowed 6 balance against the mine of 8851. 17e. 101. A call of 2a. per share WA/ made. At a meeting of the adventurers In West Wheal Jana Nine, held on Thursday, the &CCOllllillehowed—Bahince feat audit of 5271. ILL 9d. ; tin muff sold, 6441.35. 2d. ; mundie sold, 901. 3e. 01. ; sundries, 2181. 0.1. 72.. total. 1,3881. 19e. Labour omit three months, 8291. 17s. ltd. ; merchentJ bills. 2821. 15e. Bd.: banker's charges, le. 131. ; kering a credit telam3 of 2761. 3e. 9d. A call of le. per share wan made. The following mines will sell copper ore, at Truro, on the 20th inet..—Devon Great Console, 2,022; Plmes. 400; Want Camden , 275: Bedfoed United, 2 1 3; Kinpton Down, 206; Devon sod Come/all United, 201; CoUroombe, 192; Kelly Bray. 158; Calstock Console. 140; Wheal Friendebip, 123; Lady Bertha, 103; Wheal Franco, 98; Est Wheel Ituseell, 75 •; Baerkmoor, 66 ; °swum, 66; Devon and COM. treaty, 40; Fisher's Ore, 36; Devon Buller, 24; Wellington Ore, 2. Total, 4,423. KARLBOROUGH-STREET. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF DIVORCE AND NIATRINIONIAL SUITS. p a l Coort—(Before Lord Campbell, Mr. Baron Martin, and Sir C. Creeewell.) 11%111.1151.0iT C. lIARCHNIONT. Pr. rhinimore appliid to the court to postpone the ,4100 for a rule nod on the pert of Mr. hisrch ,,,,,t, it UPIII.O of the 'brews of the leading counsel, yr. Macau'. y, who woo prevented from attending in cones gravure of a aercro cold. He had received a letter to that effect te the morning, and he was not in a position to do jam.ca to se% not having had time to prepare himself for arguing the [Ants at issue. 1..A1 Campbell said that by consenting to the prop - writ of the learned routed, the court would be pined in a situttien , t ,neat thtlicuity, the court braving reel before term, in order e‘p , ilite the lii•inem. He bed not the plight:cc Itesita u a lo calling on him (Dr. Phillium.) to proceed with the 010t101. Attie ra short postpoecturst, the motion was prooredect with. 1/r. Phillioore (in reply to Lord Comfits. II) said them were emend grimed. on which hie client relied fur setting nude the endict that had been returned by the jury. In the snit place. t coo alleged that the verdict waa against evidence; secondly, that it wee, what .51 the num thing, against the weight of the stridence; thirdly, that the teamed judge helm. whom the am true tried had excluded citue evidence which shoshl have been admitted, that he (the Judge Ordinary) did not give a clear statement as to the kw of cruelty, that fished misdirects.' the jury.. to the p int. of law involved. sad lastly, that Mini lett them too much to du, over what was the hew. Therese occupied right days in hearing, the judge aciropiol a comiderabn time in his charge, sad the Jury took tome hones in deliberating on their verdict. lie was coaceltiently placed in a state of greet dtlllealty in euguing the present to eion, without having had tom to go through the evidence veer fully. The rase was one of • very complicated character, aft I one in "Met. there was • great difficulty in arriving at the truth without going into details of the live• f t o .eu pews. It oppose% d that the marrieds took piece on ths 17tH of Oc tober, I Si)7, and the tool ergs/soon on the 10th of June. Se that they lived together altogether only shoat nine mantis The plea for Reparation by the petitioner did not net oa one act committed by Mr Marchmont, bet a swine, that amounted t t cruelty, used rendered her engirt !smeary of dtutger to lit. and limb. It should elan be retnetuberod that one ground felled oe by the petitioner —carte ly. that hr had frequently endeavoured to extort nosey trout her Ly thin .te— bad teen abandoned by the jedce to the July without any comment, The verdict of Me jury was of a eery extraordinary diameter, fee they bind that Mr. bisnUneint bad been guilty of illetroctiNt his will, snit yet reo tereended that she should make him cum. penication (or the lose he suateumd I. Its possislary drama lime. by the marriage. At tbic mclusiosii limo leaned commars addrer, TM wort Mused lb elhoreby coolinalag bang el aviary. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Ills. Comakairear Oesibera.) IX RX JANIS FAME IS01.—" TINA BARGAINS." The beakmpt ma described se ea aactioente, of Ormere'- hl4l-cedart. Pftelevy. sad of Minerva -term% New-come. This weeds, meition meeting. The ',port of Mr. I'easell. the ullkial saviente, thieve the extremely ebeqamed career which this bankrupt has roe. This was the third hantruptry, he having been bankrupt terms in 1834 sad 1951, en the last occasion he obtained a third-elan certifi cate after twelve months' easomenekm. Us wa. also iserilvest is 1941, sad had conirounded with his creditor.. In 1847. if.. prevent helstice-sheet commenced on let April, 1837, with • enrol= of 3.6121., out of which he lied wiled 2,200!. oft his wife. HM present debts sad haishoes were 7511., withobt any available wet& For three scathe he had traded at 94, Morph:M. s• • clothier, incurring • loos of 3011. The profits shown ley the baleare-rhem, arra the result if Lao *predations in Consols. The expenses one., put down at 9001, sad the Liefly bed debt') 1,47,11. Ibe book. had been imperfectly kept. Mr. Lars. Ifllderli s proof far 3731., on behalf of Mr. type, mot Hooker, who claimed for brokerage, and for gamey pawl t n *retial of the bankrupt. Mr. Charles Lyme, stock-broker, of Trafalgar-rend, Old Sent-road, devised—The bankrupt applied to me to conduct transactions for him in the funds. My inatructions wen to buy for him a Totn:ily of Consols In May, June, sad July has. 1 wa• to buy at men for the July a. ..-ounr. The Contunastrner—What M the meaning of buying for the July a-count ? Witness-1 he tdoek iris to be delivered m the 4th of July. Ibe Cominioioner —Taking the chance, therefore, of what the sto k would be worth. Vietnam—Ma could have taken up the Mock if he Mci. If he did not do ea 1 we• obliged to do it for hon. The Coromisiloner—Tbst is what is called a time bargain. It i• bay:ag stock to be delivered as a future WUXI/0-14W Ibt , Mocks ere cloud from the 3rd of Joss till the 4th of July, and the stock bought in Jose t,uld not be delivered earlier. I now peek to prove for my brokerage on the traa sa cti ots TAL, sa d f or an optima, 751.—that i., I gave by his order 1 per cent. ear 20,000/. Consols., to give we the call a r 961 during the whole of the July account. I lid 10,000 e with Murray and Machu-demi and 10,0004 with N. 8. Withal,. by a call meth that I rould nbligo them to deliver me that stork at that price so say time during that rect.od. 1 plod the 751. by hankrape• ceder. I aloe claim 2732, for the ddlerencv 1 paid tin the account. The Comadmioner—What doe. he mean by that ° Mr. Penton —l'hat i• the actual boa—the amount which be was obliged to pay when the beekeopt hihd to hike op the stock. ifit;;;--I dotal to Aron for 273/. 151. Is revert of than difforesers. The Comtobeineer—This mono to have been stem:section between brother job•ere. V. tam.— No am tot a jqbber , I ant a serorebroker. The :,ate —Ho; .40 yim nu an that this mosey was paid as W aossons. Impose yoz took the tarn of the maker _ Witness—l got nothing by th• turn of the market, only the brokerage. Mr. Lume—Did you pey the money for at his Ts quel.! Wiiasee—l did, at his request. I had had PPversl teen ▪ Caine with Win before, and I hese pisi tooth more then I ban Wee eseelvtd ci or foe him. The Camissioner—it appears to have been a regular • k- sociuttit. Go on. Warne—law Dm at the close of the ser-lunt. That was et We }hue rwidrocs, He 'lid, " Pay the aeconut. and I wig Moor you a cheque to-ttiot row tato the City." I do:1 on, wed I have waver wen boo note. Me. ha. and et e? portion a it* you toy, foe brokerage is Wkaise—Tr,W. as... The Commisaanser—But Is that gala kiwi ? Kr. Loama—Ota yes; the brokerage and commie:sloe is. The Commieeioner —I em nnt quire sure of that. I think you might fish no many an lad of parliament *genet these weeny slingethr r, shah are in fart gambling. There is aurthing in the Conimlidatins Art about a baoknapt who has :legit in time bargains not having hi. cartificate • them: fore no h a d b e tt er not go muc h at l engt h into th is, if the beakrupt waste his condi:ate. Mr. Ponhe ((i.e the ...iglu er)—That only applies in owes *here the bankrupt Lis incurred a certain Iwo of Ka et iay mu time. The Commissioner—And there Is • loss here. Is,. rooks—Bat as he has Luc plaid it, then Is no loss to Ike meta**. Tbe inns of 751. is not for • tiros Dant•in it all . n istor what is calla! an optOos, sod the moor, wm paid dons. The Commiewioner, after rtf•rring to name ewes which bed Mtn produced, god h. should rejeet the proof altogether M. Lure. opposed the beelitope'll petwing bi• imeneinetion es the ground that he had not arcounted tor money received. Tbr Commiettoner—Bat if a man goes on the Stork b I •bw4re Gad sorties • profit by three Illegal time bme arge, ~ `toot me how r.tt tan call upon him to give • detailed • • ter in bir tril.are-ebevit of three gambling tranitactior.r. 1 . vi might am well mimeo a betting man to produce hie b"' ar-temb. Mt. Loma said i further objeetion war that the bankrupt bvd vented 2,201 V. on h.. wen shortly hereto hie tear krugui• A. t he %relearn, would not inquire mot this tettleow.t, awn leitie so avant, the ending whom he represented would 11 • iferar rad thir wee s very proper 'abject of Wharf, " the o." bed he+ , bankrupt twits before sad the assireta WWI tt• tr.r.b•Via . kit. The easadastlott . mast therefore . 1 : arced. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) wArreloy-nousx. T oses Hoot., a 'binaries, Oarrelfar, amodoillatie bey of 11. was cheered web araelian a Fume from tlma abop of Ile norm lima. of lowhoball-oerket. He wile Woe, prow in hod, and did ant dear Ne cant, ••• tha ofilesr wee hod him in charge old be had made ovny pa , gWn len.siry, 41,111 f mod the priesoar to he • ••rl had boy. Illy Caber wee a wiry vast/ratable T s ' • • 4 "le end t have taken roily possible cos Wbiles hot lb. primmer bad dofentool all his ellvrtr t ran away 1-. an bone oh.. be pleased. end be. knee over Stow what her we. of him till he returned mons of be ears frt., oil. In the preent Osman* 2 72 .44. , benseen-One 4w hint vainly is every *Sward. of le, ox,nr b.% mad did ant area arm 'fen he wan, (.r ad 40 Oniv within the test boor he had '"" bye. r rr sddroo, end the r,ik'e hall n.. 1,0. ebb boarvver. wee well known. , al 1 Ole; tees In rustudy for stealing a watch, bat diedrool. "6. .. 4 ear', mad et wee I.comtahlm In no MOM 'hell he true el • i...ream. eee , l b• motet heavily mm••••••• 4 • elidb maid mrt leo if pr ramel few by bid parents. 1 C•• lid e• aa.-1 I,:e• tk.• priory.; but Mn. 60 etiber rest " 4 4 ' 0 .4 trith the rue. anti Itto prionemer mo.t thgre. an 0 . 'yr innovned .nth WWI.. I', twenty-420 4.y.. ..A"tte in.... •ppe.a•teroe. tad I•met te•ege • Omer"' in • I•aer. them ormemsee wool I delabdome to • V "•ene t.. Pero. le) . •11 e't beteg Item Gaut the Ictor-els, slithfugts bet (4 a Wad . pima. A LOVE AFF AIM. Edward Val aline Wing, • ble-looking EWA, was chard with knocking at du door of Mr. R= livsas, Priactwcourt, Newport-market, without a 'avid tiellAO. The complidniust said that about I o'clock on Sunday morning he heard s hawk at his street door, and on opening it there was no one there; but a few minutes afterwards, hearing s tapping at the shutters, he again went out, end discovered the accused, and gave him into custody. Mr. Hoodoo said there most be some reason for his going to his house. The complainant mid the acrueed told biro be had kept company with hie daughter for three years. He understood from his daughter that he followed her shout wherever she went, and she did not wish to have anything to do with him. She had got another engagement. Ilia daughter was in Court, The daughter, a rather good-looking girl, said she did not wish to have anything to do with him. The arrused said be had known the lady three retro, and wart out on Saturday night with her lot • walk as usual, and be called to see her again. The daughter admitted ehe met the accused on Saturday night, and after a good deal of perstimion took threepenoy worth of brandy with him. The accused, who did not seem to understand the tide affairs was taking, said the youog dui' bad called to we him twice the previous week. Mr. Beedon said he should order the ecru... 4 to enter foto Isla own recoguiliance to keep the pear•, and he would adviee the young lady If aids wanted to be off with en old love not to drink with hum. WESTMINSTER. 4 C. NG OP sWINDLERS. Jobs Stammers, a low•lonkieg fellow, of about 20, was charged with the following disgraceful conduct Thomas Holmes, who keepe a small coffee-shop in the Vauxhall-raid, Westminster, said that at 1 on Sunday morn• lug defendant, with oil others, entered the house , and after having refreshment to the amount of 2.. 2 0 ., he asked them for the money, when defendant said I'll poke Your - - eye out." He then tucked up hie sleeve. to 044 and pulled the sleeve of prosecutor's jacket off. Prosecutor got ham nutoide the door, when prisoner threw hint down and thremened his life. A roan .ho was In the bowie corroborated the statemsat ; they all threatened tbs promegtor. Mr. l'aynter geld it seemed defendant sod his rompanions were grenadiers, who went into spoor mates house sad lasi refreshment, and when requested to pay went on in this dwgrecefol manner. Defeedant eras fined 40.., and 10e. costa, and in default committed for .is weeks. LAMBETH. A powerful fellow, enveloped in a huge smock frock, was plered at the bar before Mr. Elliott, en a charge of begging. Poliee•conatahle 64 P mid that in consequence of the annoyance to which the inhabitant+ of Boston-hill bed been suljected, particularly on Sunday evenings, by ths importunities of sturdy beggars, he sod • brother constable were rut out in plebe cloths. on the previoue evening to look after the ottenders. They ea not bean long out when they sew the prisoner Mop several gentlemen and ladies and beg • copper from them. saying he had walked all the way from Croydon. and bed not Ind a morsel to eat the whole day. lie also knocked at several doors and asked for alms; be elm addressed him (witness) sod his brother constable, and asked them for a "copper for the pair countrymen." Police-constable 190 P corroborated the t e stimony of the Isst witness, and the pawner declined altering any thing in hie defence. Mr. Elliott °twined that it was not to be borne with that pertone of hie datcription rhoul.l he allowed to be sad annoy the public, and committed him foe fourteen days hard labour. The next primmer planed at the bar was • Manama ill, !oohing fellow, dreamed na the tinitoanx at • manna, who gave the name of Thou., Katy, sad wax charged with begging elan. - - . The antibiosis the Wit ewe deposed to hawk's icon the peawner hvg from many persons and knock et several doors, and he asked them (the witamese) for "'something for the poor soldier." The prisoner, in reply to the charge. said be hal been discharged from the Merinos on a pension of 6d. a day, end poverty drove him to beg. He was committed to the House of Correction for tea days. UNION LINK OP AUSTRALIA.-(77178 ILLY.) This afternoon the mail half-yeerly meeting of the proprietors of the above beak was held at the bank, is Old Broad-street; Hr. H. Booms In the chair. The at tendance was very nneseenne. The report reprereated the badness of the hank up to the 30th of November to be highly ratisfectory. Larger nooses had been made for hod end doubLOl debt!, in accordance with the rec tortsenda, ions of the inspector. in the colociet. The bolding account had been reduced, and it wet now proposed to mike a considerable addition to the reserve feed. The Wince of profit sod loos for the hell-year enabled the director, to recommend e dividend of 21. 10s. per chore of the first end eccond issues, and 11. 10e. per there of the third Laing at the rate of 10 per rcpt. for the half-yeer. The follow ing are the items of the general lodiusce-eheat i L•dbilitice—arculistimb 600,2841. ; deposits, 2,424.1611. 4. ; tolls payable end other liabilities (including bills for collection, mid romans@ held against doubtful dependen cies, and on ancient of reeerwi food), 1,027,6861. 10e. 66. • balance of undivided polite, 97,6371. 15.. Id.; reserve fetid (Invested ea per c tetra). 200,0001 ; cspital paid upto 30th June het, 920,0001. ; ditto aubsequeeitly, 77,1401 ; in course of payment in the colonies, I.B6ol.—Total, 5,946,8991. 10e. dd. Acosta : —Specimen band, and rash balsam. 952,0001.95. 44.; belies, 35,1631. 6.. sd. ; beak premien and property, 0001.; govetament sectuitiee, 173,3001. 3e.; bills re eelweblet, end other seruritke (including bills for collectina), 4.495,93.51. 12a. 9d. ; investmont of reverse fund, New Three pie Cent.., 200,0001. TWO ? 5.946.8991. 10s. 66. Sieti,nient of Priets.—Balance of undivided profits at June, 1859, 07,0691. 12e. 54.; out of which a dividiold was de clare f , by way of interest, amounting to 82,0001; leaving e balance of 5,0991. 12e. 51. ; to which are now to be added cite protlisot the (wet half-year, as reported, 94 2141.45. 2d. • deduct ille[l2ll tax foe half.year. 1,6761 le, 2,. Bd. • balance d undivided pronto, 97.6371. 15e. Id. Re serve fund, es reported at June, 1858. 200,0001. . . . The C 11 %IRWIN 0110•11Dtd thSt he we. coined upon to pre aide, os to the indisposition of Mr. Brook., the chairman, bet happily the amisfectory nature of the report rendered the dude. of titer:hate exceedingly light. The only point which called fi , ir observation was the proposed arlditton to the metre* fund. The directors would submit a resolui ion mother ining the cosamitoti of 200,000/. New Three per Cents. into New Zealand Pour per Cent Bonds. The operation would Involve is kw et 11,00 W., which woo be dednend from the next half year's profits , but the elteratiou in the does of the security would give en additional income from the b.nkie in vestment of et least one per cent. He moved the adoption of Ike report. Mr. WI tssom asked whether the directors contem plated applylog to the government for the charter P The ClIAIRIal•N replied that sine the passing of the Limited Liability Act the government had declined to grant any farther charters. Mr. itlixstgeox wished to know, then, if the directors Intended avallblg themselves of the new ac t' . . The CHAIRMAN replied in the negative, sod for this reason, the Limited Liability Act did ant apply M the mintier., end, therefore, the registration of the bank under its provisions would confer no advantages ow the proprietors. It would not limit their liability in the c doaes, where the principal obligatiose of the book ealateri. Mr. WILKINSON 111:1t1H1i'ttd that the bank had a good claim upon the proyeenteent for a charter ' seeing the Limittd Lishility Act did sot extend to colonial hanks. The Ca AIRMAN said the subject would not be beet sight of. Toe report was then adopted, Kati the dividend (grieved Payab l e in London on sod atter the With inetsut, free of income tax, sod in the colonies with the sdditinn of the income tax. A repolutiou was also passed authorieiag the conversion of 200,000 f. New Three per Cent.. Into Fur per Cent. New Zealand Bonds. A third resolution was agreed to increasing the amount aneually est apart for the rem.- nerstion of the dinettes, with the view of enabling the &Ireton to %omen the remunerating of the chairman of ..... coormatrrea (Yr. J. J. Commina), to that entre. if they should think proper so to do, that would make his stipta 1,5001. per ammo). The proceedings dosed with a cordial vote of thanks to the charrman sod anotsra. On Saturday evening Lola Monte/. delivered a teeter. is the Free-trad►hall, Manchester. The local Ardaniwer was delighted. "We certainly anticipated," it imps, "to fled not only • strong-minded woman,' but One of the tree ancient Amazonian order; when lo: nod behold' them stepped upon the pl•ltitin a lady of mi Idle height, delicate in limb end 'rueful as • fawn, with m bead in which the intellectual is coe.idernbly develnpo.l; • face of pireelag—sosn• of our friends were inclined to say tucina thig—expreselea ; a claw. .west-toncd, yet ringing voles, and •ea esinaciatirm so distinct, that we venture to think not word was loot throughout the evening in that vast area mid 'hut rwimmly-peckcd audience. Madame Monte: worea high dress of rich black oak raker. with a small miler of white point lace; bar deck heir we. foe from the enrembroao• et jewellery, sad she dammed with tinge or bracelets, at that other clam of modern ornament to which rod sons gives a lees complimentary app.ll.ition. In the delivery of the wideres there ewe coneuminate art (Replayed; •wry point told, sow ageiting smiles and laughter. end anon, with ran eloquence, drawing forth enthmia•tio plaudits." SHOEKtRG ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERN 11411. W T.—Os Seturdey morning, a derodful and fatal omdent ecturad upon the Greve Northern !Seaway, at the K sisineties Statics, about five roam from D mesa... It sp peen, from infornamion gleaned upon the spo. soon after the strident, that ■ plate•layer wen repairing the line in the vicinity of the Rogeington Station, and, mewing ea op train apprnaching,ate stepped upon one aide to allow of its poising. From some awn or other he we, intent upon watching t►e terriegr• per, end, nttrely unconecioess of ant thing else, he did not me the approach of • down tram end cesargoroily made no effort to get out of Os way. The eagthoodtaver of tbs down train maw the ass between the metals and pat the I whistle on, but without area , and although he mode all possible egertiou to pull up, he could not do eo, sad the poor fellow wee run over sad liteeJly eut to pieces. Some portioata of the body were found attached to the angina when it reached Doscastrir.—Jfertchtster Goaniine. ORDINANT tlH4aO AND OTODIN dla. I Pg. I ILLow,i. I i Olmfar liter tn rum 1 alai w^...ine . t t. 1 ML. ely.AtuerV.ft OlimaJas. ?si w SI £ 2 Vo. us ,• no fto. I p.e. tr p.thlto P • AIM_ Perth, Ow* Ja Dublin BeViat Jaw** AV tat! 11 1%0747 taaa. Da. Or DM Ems Ifellaburgh and 0 Ildtabab. filatca• • 60 " . ..;= . Gnat North at .. *ma Do. Do. IL %NC Da. B that 01. Postaa.i awl Waal. aria Ourar.ara ... IfalkaGas.llol. Th" ear' rad: il i I 2 1.1 t ft. i t tine Of fer id H Se 11l In ne 21 - It NS fie !! I '2i ft W SJ 1 . 13 ir VS' 10 I ds "' I a& s" ... _ .... _ II 11: =MA 12, 1D I= ft. i ~..I.l = iiaiii.: It 4 Malala. abet,* larabah. 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YI S.* *melba' • disallmrs Trann33 pr.al. p.Ol/1. • Prierer "me 111 1 K 737 3 7 03 COMMERCIAL AND MARKE2 MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. In Mark-lane today the attendance of the trade was full, the tone firm, but riot animsttd ; price' of most articles maintained. The supply of home-grown grain was small. The arrival@ of foreign grain into London teat week were re ported this morning-fair ot wheat and barley, sad large of oats. WHRAT.-linglish sold at last Monday's prima, and ilnis porridge shade dearer. Foreign unaltered In value. White 425. to 604. ; red, 38a. to 46e. per qr. • Danizicand Konigsberg, 43e. to 66,. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 4i.0. to 60e. ; other Baltic porta, SU. to 43a. per qr. Fzot - no in eieady demand at beat Monday'. cur rency. Town, 30s. to 40a.; Not folk. 27a. to 28e. per 21101 b. ' • French, 30a. to 33a. per 2801 b.; Amer., U.S., 225. to 255. per bar. BARLEY.-Fine aorta firm in price, and also Danube and Black Bea improving is demand end value. English, 28e. to 434. per quarter; Baltic, 204. to 335.; other sorts, 20s. to 255. per qr. OATti.-Fair sale at beat Monday's prices, notwithstanding the large imp,' to repvrted this morning. British, 200. to 213 e. per qr.; Remain, 19 4 . to 23a. per qr.; other Baltic porta, 20 a. to 28a. par qr. Bzess quiet at last Monday's quotation,. English tick, 365. is 40e.; Harrow, 42e. to 445. per qr. Foreign, 32e. to 43e. per qr. Prue quiet at lest Monday's viols. English boilers, 40e. to 42e. ; Hog and ray, 38a. to 42a.; foreign white, 38a. to 40e. FLOLTING CLROOLS.--SiNOS last Friday only two grain laden rewrite were reported arrived at porte oI cell, viz., both wheat. About a dozen careoss remain now on We off the coast in importers' hands. No fresh MAO was reported to-day dories market hours. ARRITALN • NT.. LONDON PROM JAN. 4 TO ,ix. a. Ocest•W &et* &atoll Irleh I{sl--.• 1605 616 11619 11/.1 Mall OSis. VOW r•••. ruse. 4. 0 . 41‘. , 0 0 . 4... twin .dra. NMI 40 071 ID .... 2419 16 100 .. . ._ • : . :,...1 .. 11 Tr 346 iO5O 326 7. 1271 4 : : : 7 : . . .. .. . c C. a.u. Suomi. .. we I vs lE. HINCING-LANIL-THIB.DAY.. The following nubile sake are advertised foe to- morrow :—Sagar : 500 hhds. of Wrat India, 3,600 bags M Bengal; 4 500 beg. of Madras, and 1,600 bags of Pouting. Coffee . 350 casks of Plantation Ceylon, 4,000 bags of native Ceylon, and 400 cams of Tellicherry. Rim : 5,000 bags of East India. Scc,xit —We are without transactions to report sinew Friday, the large public sales declared for to-morrow pre. venting business by private contract. COFFEE.—The NUM mesa be said of this article, with the addition 'bat prices have a firm appearance. Tea.—The market is firm, but both buyers and sellers appear disposed to wait for the next news from China. Rust remains steady. Rtex without alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. ------ - The market is firm. Town tallow Is quoted It.. 9d. watt cash; Petenborg. Y.C., on the spot, 52a. 3d.; January to Marc).. 52e. to 62... 3d. • March only, 62e. Bd. to 62e, 91. ; April to June, 614. 63: ; October to Deoember, 61a. Gd. to 510. 90. TAILTICOLLIN or TALLOW. MT. Meek op bunt NY ctmy ....... mob.] 14.114 Winn w4 1 w4 2 . 821 DMA from IM Joe . HOS mi %MR i *AI ... Nom from Ist . aa• ..... Price V.O. mt.. MY ds. Dluo T. 144 ..... 77.1 i Ma. 94. Pc 04. ti:ifi tei.F67 163 1.303 Wile 3:.796 Ms. MI6 34. Qr. 34. M. 31. Arrival for th wadi wading lath hatiary lot w. 1.100 mar. ativery. 2.411 mak. Tba ISITITSII WS 111%a anntgebad I.IIOJ male frova haat& , mai 7 from War plaos—TaNal.lA7 mak& METROPOLITAN CATTLE :MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beagle is smaller and the weather favour able, cmtequently trade is brisk at a slight advance. Them is' ewraftlerable Menage in the supply of sheep. Trade is slow, bur paces are nut much altered from Monday leak Thu calf trade is dull at Thuroday's Mee. From Gorman and Holland there ere 240 beasts, 1,430 shrew, and 70 calved; Scotland, 280 beasts, Ireland, 200; Norfolk and Ilona, 1,000; and 300 from the Northern and Midland Combed. Perstoodetelta w & aI. Ng Awe at 811. s.B. d. 4. Sot Nose. Henke's.. 410 A art 00. a tuarwb Ba - - 1.48 t Shart-korim. 4 30, 000 1,n....n01a 84e0.14 ,881ity beads- 3 84 4 1 Da 48 Rom - Oilro 45 I 1.. t mewl qoality 40 4 4 %Jr.= 3 0 I 7 - 60 . re '777 MCDr di A 611.66•40 00 6 Untie ............. ... r .1601606. 3.700; aro ad 601016. WO) mom. LI: MO. 401. BOROUGH HOP MARRET.-(THIS DAY.) Me*.rs. Pdttrudru and Smith resat Vh+t tlao market a dimes firma, and prices fully supported. Tnr AMERICAN MAILA.--The British and North Amerioss itsi Mail etwetieitip Serape sailed an Satanley with the um* cargo, and about 50 panel:igen, for New Tait "4 1 , 1 0 1 " as a. ••D Asp .4 ,W I et 60. no Na.