The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-28 00:00:00

THR CAPE OP GOOD HOPI MAIL. PLYMOUTH. Plan. The Celt with the above mail oohed bin this mendeg. Ile het the Owe as Se MS vi11..111. Behea el N. 3:116. mad Aoseeise ea the 41k b.L Ms Oak Ni.. 15 pemagew, smog atom an Ws* Manama mad ANdslasUkapaa Crisp. el As Nik I. IMS• arid Capftia HaH. of 13rh. Her cargo comprises 1,3118 begs d roPPer ore, 1111 bow of sativarey, XXI Wee et wool, sad a man ormilly wise. *WA Karrario in+ proclaimed a oeparslo colony oa Om 301 b Octoborr. m• territory kaisers the riven IlLsidomiss sad Grath Kit eseetitstes IhY new deprasey. A Imes lied hers Farad is this F•ethrs provisoes to promo • reparstiat from as Wed. taftwatial mart*, U hinny the risiveeral bog %km piEcs is all the Ka. viral towns ci lb. Erik sad imp Ems hail be.. eiberribed with she ammo objew. eir Gana Orgy wa. Mill at Capelowa. Hut little pro yr. bad bass mode in public temusaa. The pibbc lour. ad. "'alpinism* of tbe delay. twos tram Priam Allred bad arrived and Nam deetabeelad. The 114 &ea 50tit Raiwasets w. holdlas thiamine In I liners t pronrel to Now &and. Admiral Koppel Wbell last tweed of no at Yeatitin The It ruk ►rl capturr4 the elate► Masai& with 500 awes to Lanni Time elaee► Lyma, takes Oa October 13, had bran cm* droved. The Hanel had arrived at the Cape. The Uri*, a verrel beleedied Se Capetowa, had bon derovered le have gem slaving. ma ship Ltd Clyde, for Leadok from rtlemita , had ben burst. leurnipatioe pempeeta WWII favourable, es there wee pleety of Imrig at oadyies plague, hroreedaep had been taken for the wagtail/Aim of glue Kok sad linemas as Brit‘ah subjects ender feudal leisure b.ro reteind from Zatialar. •od 4.0 from 11• Matt. l'ominv,,al sad sometary affairs at the Cape had isivreved. REMOVAL Or. TN! PARIS MOROVIL —The Siete mays —"The Purge of the licielevaral de lifleastopol through the City, awl the work. oboetly poise lobs.a.wMd es the gest de likeelsi- Neuf, will reader the removal et the Ilvetse saaassary, sod it is said that it will be pissed br hied dot approub at the Post•Neaf. The aflame* lb. welertion of which gamins to have heinawilly erode, bee the advantage ia the Mat place.( bang quite cinema bee dun dwelling.; thee the new nava will be, ea tar pro mos on , . is, close to the Prefeetere ef the Polies sad the eli .of the ll...enemy ImperiaL Lastly, it will be 15... a Übe spate of the .spited when the thoroughfare is malt aniseed, sad we the beak cd the river that unsay was phis it with its dead. It is in fact, became We eetablieb• Nest ie sse.e eipeeially destined for the real:eked drowsed pereeen, that t►e saw of Morgue was gives It, being a we aseling of more aged (tketh by water.") A somew►at singular fact in mentioned in the 14...netta joarsals ; several Wks regularly attend the lec tures of progwosis ot Ueivereity of Si. Petersburg, sad take sates like Modesto. The Belgian government has jwit accorded a large gold wad to Madame Von Oltefen do Wes, • celebrated Dutch Umlauting*, in sektiowledament of her hewn* performed at Brawls in the course of the national him o f Meptember. A letter from Gaota state• that the young Queen of Naples, the mason of Fouler' IL, gave Mess Iw Barbier de TIMM a photograph repreerating her Majesty in military costume, with a cap on her head, a velvet vest, loam troo.sers. Imo boot., and a sword by her side. It is mid that the Empress, having sear this portrait and expreesed her eshniration of it, the lames of Naples coos afterwards sent her lla}eaty a eopy of it, richly framed. _ . _ . flue of the Paris jourualg tastes that Ahd-el kalor has received a letter front Seharnyl, congratulating huu on his noble modest is the niasearms of Myris ; it is signed —"Kebnioyl, who is in the power of the infidel." Thu Lorm4t Herald of the 19th says :—" A tnag oilSoect sold and silver vase of Flemish design, a present frees the duke de Brabant to the Sultao. arrived frost Mar seilles by the Brandin on Saturday. The royal gift was se. ronspaased by two autograph letters from Bing Leopold sad the Duke to his imperial Majesty. This splendid spe cimen of Ilel,;oso art is said to be worth 10,000/., and, if so, amply Wane.. in value the souvenir pipeatieks which our readers ha.e not forgotten. The autograph letters will 0. , t he presented till the return of the Belgian minister from A then," .Icciiiiiita from Athens announce that the Greek actively engaged fa preparing f.ir the crkie ownatve the Fiat. It it maid that a great Intisch I ..eking house has consented to nt.'se a loan of twenty mil. Lon francs for it. nee. The Greek govarnmecit, it Ia addrd, prgase% to devote the amount of Um los. to the increase of the army and the eery . , - Thu A ta.triAti geverment, after having expended some tea ~r dorm) millions on the great arsenal outside the of Vienna, has Leen obliged to ardor a largo number of ruled guns at the royal l'rusaise fouedry at ihnuxise. Preparat ton. ou as exteunive wale have been made at Mart wall by Messrs. Mani and Ca, for lauucbisg her Majesty's ironclad screw stounship Warrior to•mor►w. As Ms hunch a expected to bs atterided with more than mai ler,' .W6.•ultire their lordships have imerseted the &litho- Masi at Woolwich to reader whatever amistanoe may be remind A large snout of coloured busting has been reppliel for decorations, and rabies, hydraulic masa, he., bare beep peurelid M ors of insehseical form afgreat Fewer breog rentlersd Damosai7. _ . . At the laAt mooting of the Council al the Society rt. Mr. floozy Cole, CM., woo Gloried a rioapno3 at of t►e owietv. to All t►. 11101111t7 MOONd by t►. death a t►. hi. Ur. MAttheer rehab ; aad Mr. Matthew Hoary Marsh, woo aortal a sorwalsor of °eased io t►e room at Mr. limy lAA. , - - Darrittt'lll OV Panics <IIIIRID Mt GINSUILAIIT. -Ikitita, THUSsriaT--111•11 avissileg bis o B=lll PTl4er .Wll4l. nesnigsaisil by lb* ter = Iva pit. arrived et Dever se reed. for Gomai . Hi 11 . tat II ebu r i s earned the 7.10 tens trona sad .. star.v.lml by Ile Cnaterd, Caplets iasat Mr. Ilurcher‘nl, of the Dover sad (kintinoniel Mail l'obrt *mice. E. T. Way, aq.. rarialuldem 4 of sk. liner slaters of the gnarls -grebes Rai way, sad Mbar " 16.1 41. sag partakes iif dime , at Hirmissimis leed 0 anlani H.ael. Triune Alfred sad him Mt* esderked ea bunt lb.- coral mod packet John Pm, Oapteie Mattlima. at Liff r io t eig ht. k w Ostend. Although it Wm a ple of wad nab as to prem. the Mien, Belgian mil mean him leacher Der heehaw at a Ma ken of the night, 16 peke prosseded on bar my, sod made Onlind reale as I arlork. The Whadl*:eresieem thee pnedlisg. hneriar, i• ievissasul NW blele Nes, mil the millesee eat..16.4....1 hatless me be he suede b 7 assailing. llue curul...4leuataballilldit Ma, aside was sot till beltpast ter that in.- meg prim MIA We sad well. .1 ('roan 111•1111 D ALTYL-011 the south-west eitrimity of litowlemtaimmi, am the Great Wester ML 1 ,. .., aii a nittega, bobtailed by a Mew* ma, mood 11.1.4.. Ilsvieg but a meaty sabsinme, both be mad his *de es eermearili slant trim Moe during the motor P ert of the day. The sones4. thee Isft is ths ses of I .f childrim..the eldest but ens years of ass. TM yet the sane vs taw roomier Wednesday, when. Met as Ilk mow boon !helms, the youngest child, a girl throe ' , sr's ..11, wass .cot to gather a few sticks. The child dad 6 4 ...we back. and but little esse.-ern was felt, natal the 5... m. r. utioire,uvllv istenneg lime &best two o'clock, was told of air elllAlMiallo6. She at mom surinned some ...I 1 t il letall e n th e l i ttl e cr e ature, a nd while looking AL .. •ut In a state of Missy esmoutstatted her apprithea• 5 1-as to a laramolent gestionne Unag in the immediate u.oiliautlarual. Prompted by sympathy for the poor *lmam. but with $ Illy rare ides as to any na.iesers be r.... 1.1 reeiler, b. left his 1 "Iddelos• lollomil by a small spaniel. He hod set . far when the dosi as emblealy reused, be Fti r a - M 4 la -11.• mow fell thickly mid evening was 601 approaching he 1.... , malted to track tom in the dirertion sea shallow well, a'.. • io forraurly received the land seek, bet which an ins. I'' i'd iistion of dream bas leas rendered dry sad on. 6 ... Yoe ooloov, homer, the math of the pat had bees r•arrial nye, At this spot the dog was Ilesoeloil emeshing i , =• 1, ...burr., east whining mort istpatiewlir. Tb. gentle '.. ', I. u premed forward wills tap:roma, thinking some 1 ,, . might possibly be sheltering user ; but on &maims at 1..- will and lifting lire bd. to his unspeakable araaatunaat b. '"' h eld the child oho.. lose had am-ad suety through• '• 11 11. neighbourhood. It was oriMt, hem the partial •" "i thr supports. that the child must have trod spon 1 • ~....., aal, -.I the cover. which, yielding to her step, ..•tre-il her to fall is, and readjioting itself by it. owe • <ht, clamed lite a trap. The little creature was is a • •• , lisit plat OR 4.1%1 comparatively unhurt, bat too far 1 ,""'""h lb. mrf.co to make a soeuseeful effort for its own' '• .s mi. c. 1 w mediate suffocation was. fortnnately pre ' 'ol lo • lateral °pride' into a neighbouring dress. \ • ,,, ta..tea., I.ra for lea accadsatol discovery the doom of 1 1 41 was n... 0.04. either tram starvation or flow ' : •iiihic lud• titme canted. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mahn kr. CanaMoser Erma.) IN IS MOT AND POW .4 The bankrupt. wire wile merchant. and naderwritem, of Si. Mary Asa. The woman not being Sled, an adjourn- Mt of the examination nursling was orders& Their Bahia Oise are 70,0001.; mats animated at 3,0004. t 04,0001. Adjourned for six weeks. (Before Yr. Commimiooer Fane.) LEWIS. The bmikrupt, • tailor and draper, of Gravel-lane, Hoendeditch, applied for his certificate. Debts, 2,466/. ; amts. 176/. Itr. Lynam supported. Mr. Bagley, fort sail that the bankrupt bad goes as trading too long, but there was nothing like fraud in the mar His Honour rmated • third clam certificate. (Before Mr. Conimneoser Fuoblanque.) In as W. DICK/Md. The beekrept, a ahoy manufact urer, of Dsventry, plied for his certificate. He oe. to unsecured =eth ic,. 12,5294. ; liabilities, 11,94•4 ; amen, shoat MOW. 2Bir liabibties, to the exteat of Aced 7,0001., were in bale of Johnsen mid Game ; Smith, Patkut, sad Smith ; and J. H. Melia Feats (is is. years), 3944. • trade ex. proms, 1.41141. ; ilimmene ditto, 1,b341. ; hamlet:, discount, and commission. 4,41111. ; lames, 2,296/. Yr. Lieklater. ter dr &mignon, said the bankrupt had earned cm bunnies tabbing, as wan evident bent the small amount of profit. (31101.) is i Lt Them : o ss ea 2le snout at en hill bet were net tics The blidempt' s, s teams been breeght about by that Imre lbs keens. MS amour did sot sib for a eenifinte. Yr. atrancia, toe the bankrupt, said that the mnallines titesseellta same dram the heakrupt having been largely is goversonsolsombucts,, sod having had • great quantity of ertielei ri4witen. The Cernaiseineer—Weedos. for instance. (A Bergh.) A thud-clam certlisate wee greeted. in se Nl7/11114.. The bankrupt was • flaresist. at Hedscham. This woe the examination mortis( • bet the eaceneta sot being filed, Mr. Anoint, for the sonsented to ma aourtment. The liabilities are by Messrs. Hart. the acomint sum, at 14,0001. or 15,11001.; amen. sheet 5,000 f. Q is aims -- An adjudication ia beoloupley yes wee spiel Witham Grove, of the Speed Xesb Tame asd Oasoriasen, La issa-rand. The haehrupt wee oho a este prepsisear. The premened Xr. Heart emeeoll of Bala = oat tnanepina. THE POLICE COURTS. (PHIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. Welter Seen )(ethic, late clerk to Neon. Gonna and printeellars, of Southampton atrest, Covent-garden, was brought up on reared, charged with anhimulsorent. ltr. Gehenna, hoseger of the Landon balew is ahem dated, ta acidities to his farmer rd. deuce, that be bad mace discovered that the 100 E bill whisk was placed is the prisoner's hands at the semis tine with the Hi. bill previously mentioned, had sot bra paid late the bask as ha bad rummest There wan an entry is the teak as which appeared to be "malt 1111. Is. 4d.," before which defendant had written "Illaisleaa," that being the name of the aceeptor of the 1001. Witham at fact imagined that the entry referred to the payment lots the bank et the 10D1. bill with seam ot her Neb. Be bed, however, sines discovered that only W been paid tato the lank, and (altered in the book. A &pre 1 had subsequently bees added before the figures 111. Mr. Browse, a salserolui at Mews. Real and Soca, uphol sterers, Tetieehaascourt-road, stated that in June last de fendant bought a qnsatity of furniture at that establish. meet, to the anottat at 771. Is November he was applied to far the sestry, arii he paid it by • bill far lila, the ohs sow pineamg. The drags was sot paid to hie, bet wield have beam when the WI same to maturity, if it had been honoured. - /Ir. Milner, a snimun at Hewitson end C0..,' uphol, stems, I. Tottenbundionr‘and, deposed that dolendaat. ordered !annum Wee . the ancest d 1471. Is. 101 He elated that he was secesniended by Heal and bon loqwwy was irmie et till 111" WM 111M8111 111164 liey had sold goods to dedendeul. gems. Reviews then sap plied the peso ordered. leyemeoll lrekis Aged, an echos wee entered whist I" asd be thee pant to winter the bill for 1001. cow 'reamed, and give ter own bill for the balm% whisk icsbedag code. was 491. Is. The latter bearnidne mil wee dishensored, where opo• he give the drew sow produced for 501., which settled the account. It appeared that the enraiture in question wu purchased by the prisoner to furnish his house at the time of his marriage. He was again rernaadoL SOUTHWARK. AIRIOUA CH %WIZ OF el OWIPALLENO.—DISLOCATCRO A SNOW STORM OPP PORTSMOUTH. A ledis from Portsmouth, dated yesterday even ., • heavy fall et mow. sesammied by a high La set in here Mar* after dark last griming, the wind ineneabeg is fens sa night awe on, until. at midnight, it blew • stiff pl. The mows of the vessels aschored of Ride, Isle of Wight, state that their rem& pilehed bows ender, • liremesdoun roll of ma setting in over the bubo. Two el:homers, coal. lades, whisk were mearod on the made to Me windward of Rydepisr, brae loose from their unsnap, sad drove rt them& the pier leaving Gleams of 150 yarde in length. The P from By& by the steamboats crossing to Ports asiamsterthaVi t• be lakes barer the arose of accident in may, and from them trandirred by boats to the outer end of the pier to amble them to embark in the Seam boats. At 10 pm. some female servanta from • gentleman's home in Pellasna's &rube, • short di.- tame outside the town, arrived is Eyck, and stated that they mild hear mm ' s vetoes calling out for help at • dis tance from the shore. Some water:nes proceeded in the direction that had been named, sad found two men clinging to the masthead of a sunken barge, and nearly exhausted by their motions to dike themselves heard and from the violemo of the weather. A barge was also soak to the windward of the pier, sad several other vessels severely injured. To-day both wind and sea have goes down coesiderably, bat snow has fallen almost conti nuously, sad preempt indicate • still greater fall. The air le now much sRr than it hr ben for some days part." THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, MO. nrNTLLIIA!ea COLLAR- BONE. ------ 1" Joihmn Woodhouse, a reepestable. oo ii log young man, Brim in Oeorge.street, Altespreed, was brought before Mr. Cbe, charged with throwing esteilialls in the public street, and committing a severe mann on Mr. Frederick Corley Led breaking his collar-bone. Ths . prisoner was charged, in the snit instance, with throwing a quantity of snowballs at a man in the Kent-road, about 10 o'clock last night, for which he was tined sa. or *even days. As he was about to leave the court, • gentle. man came forward and informed his worship that he bad • far more serious complaint to make against the prisoner, that of breaking the collarbone of • friend of him, in the Albany-read,*and he had actually followed him as far as the Kent-rood to give him into custody. Mr Combs directed the gentleman to be sworn, when he mid that his =me was John Bryon, and he lived in the Albany.road. Last nirht, about 7 o'clock, he was in the latter road, when the primmer and two or three other young fellows attacked witness and Mr. Corley with snowballa One of them was thrown with great violence at him, when be followed the party, and hit him on the shoulder. The prisoner arid his oompaaions then surrounded Mr. Corley, threw him down, and jumped on him. He called out that his arm was brokers, when wheals assisted him home, and anent-ads followed the primmer into the Kent-road before he mold see • constable, and them he was being taken into custody for snowballing the other party. Mr. Combs asked what state the injured man was in. Witness replied that he was very ill indeed, from his collar-bone being broken. lie produced the following cur taints : ibis is to certify that XL Frederick Corley, of JO6, Albany-read, is suffering from a rbolocatios of the collar bone, awed by peat nOISIBCO.—(Sigoad) D. Sargent, sur ge., Albeeproad." The plueser Imre said that be had not attacked the gew , times. The ether parties did that. Mr. Oewbe odd it was a serious affair, and hide:odd riw used Ids luta Tuesday. Nil Irmo asespisi. 111011SHI P -STRUT. OCTRAOR Oil • LADY._ - - Alec Qu in, a steer Meath the thohlieY•rwed, was charged ore Mr. Knoz with riagestly smashing Mrs. Marl Ayer, • married lady, rmailum at Leioster.terrsoe, Islington. The complainant. who sesaifeetod much trepidation, stated that about new realm* lest night she was proceed ing_ hemeward alone, whoa the defendant threw a mom. hall purposely at his. It struck her fam, sad she ~tared • remark in ezpoetalatioa, upon width be denerstely walked up and struck her mach a whim* blow with his let as the head that she fell ; this asleep he billowed sr by seizing Ler umbrella, whisk Ds broke to plies. Ultlmelsdy she gave him into custody. eirldsmos haling hem substantiated by • perms named Of Abstwellreet, Hortos., Devil* PIN diviskia, maid that be heard the cry or slop Oki; siS the time is magehon, when be was is the (hty-ra d. Re pssenird the defwiM who was this mu*. sad after a shoo 1111/•• aught sort took hist book to when the lady was tam of is peat pertoshatiss.M idemilliod tine defemdmat os tine preen who bad sennathad bow as bearing whisk the IMter ehearmod. (114 it is sot of any wale quarto.** Is *sly a prostitute' Mr. ism remarked streggly spas the eraadalona she rooter of this estop as • Lag vispetestei In the public street, and aided Mot he was amdesided mintier or sot to send the elbssier to prima wittiest the opportunity of pay ing a leo. Mse. Aye= observed that had the fellow apologised eke would net hew pressed the chugs against him, but he pad- Unity rodused to do se. Defendant said he was sow quite willing to do it. Mr. Koos did sot doabt that, gad on being world by the lady that she did net wfth to pus the maw lisavify against the defendant, be esotweeed his to pay the value of the 'umbrella, or osier levee due impriessatent ; also to a Lae Pe. for the salt, sr one awasthis Fumes Thernirrtow or Yin Nand BY ru Brow.—(Tion Dar.)—Thie (Thday) mareing the Diem troller of the Poet.ealee larmktioa Department/ pave aotice for the iefeemedien of the pablie, that at the time when the morning Nelda were despatched from the Gemmel Purimikm mid the Ind delivery hen nag, the hap from the midermeeiliewell towns, den at 5 a.m., had sot arrived at the Chief.elles in 81. ldertin'aie-Oemad. via. : Arundel. Oseembery, Desk Neetiennim Favembane. Shoceheat. Nasaaxtee. fwem, AMINO star, Chanl, Ilaimawr, Criterions% Waredneter, Wag. bury, Hondas.. Ligimealt, Pikteredeld. Maw* Pee worth. la all two., hero mai* weetward and the soetb.emearn thataitaa. Mew et the ether mile were some hoer. behind gem Leal the aeberken dnvere in carrying the Were to the rt>ww within the twelve rade •e, i.e., the slz p.m. and eight p.m. der Caches. eneweatend mei elloulty 14 mieseqsemee if.th• ry fall of mow. SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT. An accident of a serious character occurred near Gainsborough, ia connexion with the ) ant through train from Manchester to Hun on Wednesday night. It that the railway company are in the habit of attar:: third-class carnage to thin train at ReVora, which is in variably eland behind the owl's via. Oe arriving at Owashoreugh, about 8 o'clock, several thirdolius pamengen were booked, and altogether there were shoat 33 paissegera is this earriege at this time. All went as well far &beets quarter or half a mile after leaving Gainaborough, bet oe erariag Thcmook-lase bridge the pas mangers in this laid to police that something was wrong, the earrings about in quite an extraor dinary manner. Prism y was • crash, the windows Woks (eying Meads), and the carriers fell down on one side, one of the wheels haring come of. The other wheel soon followed, sad the end (impartments of the carriage were gradually mashed to pieces. When the bottom gave way about half-adorn pawners were thrown between the lines of rails, while others bad the greatest difficulty in keeping themselves in the carriage by clambering aver into the other compartment. One man, named W. Cock, • potato merchant, clung for about two miles by one arm to the window frame, until both window and door gave way. A mail, his wife, and child, named Trevethkk, were among the passengers. The man became ineemible as soon as he was pitched out, but fortunately he was not seriously injured. The child was subsequently picked up about twenty yards from him, among • beep of snow, quite free from injury. The wife presented • most ninrartable spectacle. All her clothes were completely stripped from her. even her stays and boots being found cat into shreds, and lying away from her. Btraage to say, the injuries she received were not at all of a serious character. The moat serious case is that of a young man named John William Restrict, a mechanic from Ormsby, who sustained • fracture of the skull ; he is sot expected to recover. Mr. Burger, cattle-dealer, near Grimsby, re ceived some alight injuries, bat wee expected to be able to proceed home this (Friday) morning. The other persons injured remain at Gainsberoagh under the an of three medical gentlemen of the town. They were also visited yesterday by Mr. Harrison, the company's surgeon, who pronounced them an to be going on as well as could be expected. It seems that the •socident was not discovered before the train reached Mlyton, men 4i miles from °sine , ro notwithaleeding that theof the whole of l b l o ser pearragers name tent. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARY-LANI.--(17118 DAY.) Shoe Moody last the weather has bees intensely cold, bat Ise and esamnable for the time of year. The frost has bias more severe than for many years past. Last sight there was • homy fall of snow, and to-day it it sot 6o cold, brit cicnady, with the wind from the N. E. The supply of homegrown wheat this week is particularly short. 'Maur liminsit BerleY, bora% tad pas small, sad rat, few eras. There is a fair sup ply of Basted barley, but not any oats. Irish oats very eantrainsd. The foreign supplies am libels'. Of wlisan—Aaasaisiaa, Black Sas, French, and Prussian. lloatt—Aaseirs bangs— good supply. Barley, rather berm i=ale i l a rorn France and Sireden, and several and Hamburg. Oats not so fibers', =ntly Duda and Swedish. The whist tub to-day particularly fuss, in some eases le. per quarter more money obtained for Enlists, of which the supply is very mall, but eouditioa isaproved and brass generally quoted at that improvement. Barley is arm at Monday's rates. Oats—a good business doing at the full prior of Yeaday last. limos and peas a shads dearer. Flour at Monday's ammo on American barrels, but country-made &WA. Iso4 so lively. Norfolk' hail at 43a, sod sales affected is sows instances st 425. FLOATC4O Ctsoons.-Little doing, so few on ale. Quo. tations about the mane se on Monday laat. Wuk.r.-Zoglik : Fran sad Kent, white. new, 495. to 59a. ; ditto, floe old, 675. to 69a.; ditto red, sow, 45e. to 565.; ditto, fine, old, 57e. to 6rie. ; Norfolk, to., &se, old, 61s. to 67a.; red, new. Mis. to 59a. Foreign : Dentate, 67e. to 695. ; gee, GO.. to 775. ; Konigsberg, 67a. to 695. ; ditto, extra, 691. to 75e.; Rostock, 645. to Ede. ; fine, old, 675. to 71s. ; Agonise& whit*, 665. to 695. ditto red, 61a. to 675. BAWAX -English malting. 42e. to 46e. ; Ins, 475. plotting, 30s. to go.; distilling, 325. to 35a. per qr.; foreign grinding, 29e. to 325.; ditto distilling, 30e. to 36e. MALT. -F.g1 , .) , Sneer and Norfolk, 60s. to 625. ; fine, 65e. ; Kingston and town made, 53e. to 6thi.; line, Gas. tons.; bro+ne, 580. Oan.- • feed, 23e. Od. to 2k. ; pobfq 26e. to 30a. ore4n, VA. Oil. to 275. Bulk - English tick, 335. to 37a. ; barrow , 37e. lo ; pi=37a. to 41.5. ; foreign. 37e. to M. -English boilers, 40s. to 41a; nark 471. to 488.: ink), 0 86 s. to 40a.; foreign, 49a. to 44e. it -Enlists town, 59a. to 54e. ; ditto fuse, 545. to 57a. , 40. to 435. ; households, 41e. to Ode. ; Norfolk sod 41e. to 435. : From 40s. In 475. per seat; Amerika. 991. to 335. ; Spanish, 445. to 4136.. ARRIVALS Ulf° LONDON /ROM DRC. 117:1 DEC. IS. t TWA sad Scotch. Mali. landge. Mus ISO ' ... Mid Prier Malt 810 re ) : ono Osta re I 1144044 Maws. MN sub . lam 40 lacks, sad 11190 brim. MRPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr arm= MID 111.1118 NAGIIIIMO TILBOILAPIL) (PION OM OIVII 0011110RONDIOPf.) Then me a indents attendance at to-4ra market, and wheat WY in good consumptive demand at an advance at IL to 2d. per Imotal. Flour in 'migrate request at 6d. to Is. per banal dearer ; web without chap. Indian own a hatted darned, at 395. 9d. to 40s. for mixed, and 40g. to 41s. Galata. Bean lid. dearer. Other articles a turn dearer. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) 'rho colonial market gessosily t. halm ; lasting carp of Havaimak smear add N Us. Sd. for No. II ; and 1,000 hip nos, white Bowl, 14s. to 14s. tid. TALLOW MARKET.---iTHIS DAY.) The saarket is very quiet, with Lttle or nothing doing. PY.C. as the spot , is quoted 608. ; all the mouth, b a. ; Jan. to March, Ilk. ; April to June, 58a. 6d. ; Out. to Deo., 578. Id. BOROLTOH HOP . 31A1M1T. 7 -(THIS DAY.) Mews. Piaui= aad Smith report the . * Us market ea's; Nava ia the sew me quiet states@ tar same days pa*, usually the was at this period of th. year. COAL MA RICZT....—(THIS DAY. ) Walla Fad Heimb Hall, la.; We& led Camp. 26a.; Walls Lad Mos Bars, 91a. ; Walla Sad Aiwa Clew, Ile.; Rearm% le.. 6d. ; Modell Boor Hetes, IA.. ; Hartley, 17.. &I. ; Wankel* Hartley, 17a. 6d. ; Clartre's Hartley, 17r. ed. ; Davidaue's Hartley, 17a. 6d. ; &aloe Hartley 16a. Id. ; Howard's 11=176. 6d. ; Lambert'. Hartley, 17a. Id.-31 skips at The election of • knight of the attire for the Wooten Divide, of tits musty of fialtax, int the moo of the Bad of lime, reauttly elevated to min ti o X the Bad d Ms laikaatel father (kin Elms ail of I Itialtamoa4, teak playa hare at alma Aka is tio Comaty HA Obtoballar. Motor Ur -II saailfilata far NH mamma ark eat asoompaaiod to thora by a Databor of Maeda. Than Ina • protlw amasona at- Mediae, of froshold4n. - TmititiJir Oriinorono.—We nris aa Vst to beer that the elate of health of the Doke d set in abismileg as was reported. His grass bag be.. is a weak state of heath which miquiree care. ever shies be ruptured blood venal in Ye /prow of the presets your. !Premiss. ow 1111 A GIORGI Ommota.—Yesterday menial lb. reembea of the late Sir George Girton, alder. Ma etas wad of Caorllevrick, were remorse from his rmilleses, 34. Ommodish•square. The hearse yea followed by the moriestes of the Lord Mayor, the 15. Lend Mayer ALl%%was Carter), and those of the deesseed knight's aldermen. The body was conveyed to Norwood Oametery for istarmest MAL COIDLN.—A private letter from Algiers coeveys the lamination that Mr. Colideo sad his family base mewed there, and inlaid to rem aia till the openiog of tThe cams communication adds that the gentleman looks well, and it is enderetood t h at though his health was somewhat affected in Pyle he Is tow much better, and only requires rest. SHARE L1528.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. This is "settling day" in the railway share market. Manchester and Sheffield and South Eastern stocks have been rather more offered, whilst Great Western, lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and North Western show much firmness. The market generally does not respond to the heaviness of the funds, notwithstanding the inactivity of business. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to ; Glatt Western, 74bridland, 136 f to 1381 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191 to 120 ; South in Eastern, Br. to 881 ; and Caledonian, to 98, being flatter. bardo-Vemetian Railway shares are ex tremely hea vy and have fallen to 1 to 11 dis. There are inquiries for Grand Trunk of Canada Railway shares. The Indian railway stocks are now quoted ex the half year's interest. Auirair 51LULli IMP " '2+ Kr real st. - I Pal unman. tit eas. OSDINAI! /VIM AND STOCZO 111: I .6o 2 . L ochsa Lebliser Illmakbenk r es t aaa Vial k 114tApl kiel are .. . . I 1 ni 11 1 we I le IN IS ISe Irk mod Mirka . _ II Ili Da , t i go tltv. wstil. Datdia sad M i ; 4 l . 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Deb lestlipliisbris.4 Canal r 7 o. x Z r e Wrm — p Coo_tai na l t i ritc;e; Gnat (L1:111:1) • • Do. Tle par cent. PM,. Loa. DI~ Te Lemke assi L (L. ).. ot Lon. Oen. Ovelbui Oe. Madre* lniga. I earl Madltarnasmallsa.l s 4l. Nitolllo.NsTe ms aba.] Os. N Netheilimie D. 111 p. Lap, ill 1 N. Naos. 111 LINA Id Oil Do. . Nov Urns' ZINN .. Mak. Is. er i ama x i ii: Pod rimis t rdOellm. Maus Ilia it Jai Tel. 4i . a forl3o=y Ea Nov New Royal Nall Nara !coati* Aug. brossaw. Awirallaa laad TeL 'grip Do. do. Daidslorod Do. do. a 1 au au au _a. 1 1 I T 117 a la. 00. Up. Csa 1 2 D 1 Lad—. • 10 PROVINCIAL mass MARKET& LfrIIPOOL, D. 17.-11kbanband, 1111-.oalalanlan etoea OmenNen Irmemmt Mack, 11 wigwam 7i —ihirs Terlialkre, 1 awl Balk 161b—Ntansalatar, ghat and Llntt er rai s linuml • It &Stto New rird.- 2 W h aik Itabms. Ilmairtak liedi d= l" k=o2 York Capital saes, IN ing—niem elk Zannws, IS 746 021ard, Vett Rhottlat. xa 4,-43mM Luminous& 7—Grand al Canada, 6 1646 o—Ortat Vestars at Or&L, 11 111-111tnole Central, 19 lad.—Blogalo and rake Heron, 41 4 1616-43reat nip, In to Is 611.-7lmmes and Mersey Marina Company, 1 3-16 1 616 y. RAILWAY BINIVOLINT INDITIRTION.—The Lord Mayor (we are informed) ham consented to preside at the annual dinner of thin institution in March next. His lord ship will be supported by the Sheriff of the City of Loudon, and others interested it the railway service. Cameral. Psisaa —The revels attracted a large ooscoaree of Attars yesterday, Plumbers of whom found their way to the i and amused themselves on the ice. The Palace wee bi the evening, and the ester tainmente went withiperfect success. AMINICAN AND CANADA MAIM. — The emew steamer Glergow. belengiug to the New York and Phila delphia Company's line, Palled yesterday from Liverpool f New York, with 90 cable pisseagers and 83,4434 in merle. The Oaaafflus Ammer Neva Sadism also sailed yesterday, wigs peerage's sad 5001. Tax Therm Sums M e t. —The following notice was issued from the Gerwal Post-aloe yesterday, via.: " The departure of the Bremen, appointed to leave South = with the United States mail this day, has been The mails will therefore be conveyed by the The packet Novalkolian, via Londonderry." LIYIDOAT SZDVICID. —AiDuosz, Co. WATTS row, Dec. S.—About 11 o'clock this morning. during a straugpis of wind from S.S. E., and heavy berksn, the keigsuYM Diana, from Bordeaux to Belfast, laden with wheat suit ter*, Wirt ashore is Ardmore Bay. The We b.* d the Asilreed Maar Leentntios was unasedietetr massed by wianiews sad brasked. In t of th 2, dasesier et tie ltage breakers the • el - an& Eldlowity sad digger la nearing the wreck. t;;;;Wiraprer, ahlartely se d, sad its crew of eeveu nee reed sad allesenade eddy Irsegia is shore. The Web" TePerioldie how bum deregid es the occasion. Rosman Msrcal.--Maher Stanley, of the 2nd Somerset Huila, nerdy eared to ran 20 miles in three boas. The maids ems elf an ilieurdsy at %Word ; the reasiingleis a eseeemeed mile from the Gown lan. The gar 4 mew his wager easily, with six minutes TaLe.. ,. --1111siirleee hurael. ihe slay tasteful objects exposed in the simp=res et Ws seta wad the rest eosins is • visa exhibited by Mr. She pedems, dI se the Nod, grit pipe being "1 a lebisione ladtis ef ra E .... !,.... P... - ...... 2... MAO ROO - ii si ss se ise ro. 1a -.---, IS,OOO I 67,060, i: ii° l u.vso L 915 i.iiii 8!0•00.,1 11.666 MIMS 110, 68,11 520 00. 10,000 MOAN 7.100 70,00., tSO,OOO 102,00/3 4fil i,_i:oil i' - ':c 7)3 .1 :ii_l 188,670 f. 0,000 60,000 10 2- NO - ii:ii.C. now lip.ooo 11,500 ... .. 0.1 1214 _ ile W a an ao an an au an a a a 0 la, MONEY MARKIIZ-MBIS DA Y.) Two o'CLocs. The funds remain eat. Console are now quoted about 1-16 per cent. below the reduced price established yesterday. Very little business is going forward. Evidence of increased anxiety with regard to the course of affairs on the Continent is afforded by a fresh fall in Lombardo- Venetian railway shares. British railway stocks are generally steady. The attention of the members of the Stock Exchange has been prin cipally occupied with the adjustment of the account in shares and foreign stocks, this being settling day. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Restos opened at G7fr. 97c., being fractionally lower than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 92ff and div., fur the account (January 10). The present quotation is 92 7-16 to 9-16, or 924. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent& Reduced, 924, I, 4 ; New Three pee Cente., 924, 4, g ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1869, for account, 1014, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 96, ; ditto, Bonds, 9a. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. ~ par. The foreign stock market is very inactive, with scarcely any change in prices. Turkish Bonds remain dull, at the late reduction. The loan of 1814 is quoted 70 to 71, and that of 1858, 56 to 57. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 864 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 964 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 214 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 954 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 504 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 70S. The discount market continues to exhibit the activity usual at this period of the year, and which will probably last, or increase, until the 4th of January is turned. Some tightness is observable, and 5 per cent. is the lowest rate for the beat bills. For six months' paper the terms are 5 to 6. At the Bank of England yesterday the applications were rather heavy. In the Stock Exchange the demand for money continues active, and the rate for short loans on English government securities was 5 to 6 per cent. The shipments of specie to the United States continue. The steamer Glasgow, which sailed yes terday, took 83,4431., and the Nova Sootian, 5001. The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterd ay were large, reaching 16 000 , bales. The Eastern Countiea Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 449/. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,7301. ; the Midland, an increase of 4,2261. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 6741. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2,641. ; the Great Western, an increase of 9091. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 4,0171. An extraordinary meeting of the Pernambuco Railway Company is called for the 30th January, " to obtain the sanction of the shareholders for the directors to continue the payment to the share holders (out of the capital or income of the com pany) of interest upon the amount of calls paid during the construction of the line, after the rate heretofore paid, or after such other rate as the shareholders at such extraordinary general meeting shall determine." The first general meeting of the Ooean Maine Insurance Company is fixed for Tuesday, the sth of February. The half-yearly interest is announced on the Melbourne and Robson's Bay Railway Company's debentures. In consideration of the long prevalence of easterly winds, it is hoped that the Admiralty will shortly send two or three steamers to the chops of the Channel, to relieve the homeward bound. Mr. T. Flensburg was on Wednesday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Malmo. THURSDAY Evinwp. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 4ex Idly., for the 10th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 924 to j. The official business report is as follows :—Three l,er Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 10), 92j, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, iy ,A i ; New Three per Cents., 924, 1, f, 4, f ; India our per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96} ; ditto, 1869, 964 ; ditto, Bonds, 9a., be., die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 95 k, 94f. There were few transactions in the Indian rupee paper. The Five per Cent. was quoted 942 to 96i ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 109 j to 1011. India Bonds were dealt in at 9s. to Si. die. Notwithstanding the active demand for money, Exchequer Bills advanced Is., closing at 4s. die. M Thevident failure of the projected loan has caused a fresh fall of 4 per cent. in Turkish Bonds : the issue of 1854 left off at 70} to 71, and that of 1868 at 564 to 57. Mexican Bonds closed rather dull, at 21f to 4. Other foreign stocks were quiet. Bank shares were firm, at former prices. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration ... was an improvement in Mediterranean Extension Telegraph. Great Ship were quoted 4s. 9d. to be. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :--Ocean Marine In surance, 3 to si prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1* to II prem. ; Universal Marine In suran 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. • London and Pro vincial Marine, par ; East In dia Irrigation, 3-16 to 1-16 die. ; Central American Piers, to 1 prem. There were transactions in the shares of the East ii;ciia and London Shipping Company at i prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Clam This being " settling day," business in the mining market is inactive. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in Botallack, East Basset, Rosewarne United, Bottle Hill, Cook's Kitchen, New Trelcigh Consols, and Wheal Basset. Prices exhibit little alteration. In foreign mining shares St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 26, ex div. Kapunda are marked lf . prem., ex div. This department is generally quiet. At a meeting of *Test Wendron Consols Mine adren torors, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of Mt. wad the company. A call of de. per share was made. The agent report. that the engine-home is in a forward date, aad that, weather permitting, the engine will be at work in about sir weeks' time. . At North Treekerby Mine meeting a call of 11.8 e. 3d. per share was made. A general meeting of shareholders in Pendeen Consols Was was held yesterday. The accounts allowed a bakoce of 1,5781. lls. 4d. in favour of the mine. The committee was re-elected, and a special general meeting of the shareholders called for the 3rd January, to take into consideration the question of its future services. The committee expect to receive within a few days the theft of the new lean of the sett, including the, setta of the foreshore, from the duchy and mown. TEBITIIONT AL TO Mi. TYRIILL, or TRII GREAT WRIITZRX RAILWAY. —Yrterday the making staff of the London. or southern, division of this railway, through their committee especially aointed for the purpose, presented to Mr. 0. N. Tyrrell the late chief superintendent of their division, a very handsome genies of plate, of the value of 120 guineas, on the occasion of his leaving Paddingtm, as • mark of their high appreciation of his public and private &meter. The presentation took place in the presence of =concourse of persons, at the Reading Room of the gton Termieus. Wrar Ninnasto RariwAY.—The total traffic r*- asipts of this comp's, foe the fortnight ending December 16 have 'been 14.141 f. 16s. 14., sad for the corresponding fortnight of 1859 they were 12,6411. DM. 6 a- The ezP!indi tore amount' to 8,7=. 19a. 9d., or at the rats of 47.42 per :ritialibottMin tie 6 f o P ßl e ta . i fo lBt h e . correspondin g parapet. The ago rate receipts for the fint 12 fortnights sad ale city al thee - haltime amount to 177,r231. Is. Bd., as =ltlsB l / 4 7251. Bs. 9d., for the oorreapoediirt 12 fort andthiee &mid theprevions year. And the aggregate expeams for the first 12 fortnights and one day of the half yaw amount to 75,81511. Ils. 14., being at the tete of 42.78 pa MIL, a against 64,8521. 2s. 9d. for the corroPpooding LI fortnights awl three days of the previous year, or at the rate of 41.38 per cent. 111.00000 AO , I SSW l e a ooo 110,K0 18,1100 1/1.111 90110 .«e I 7 I 7 I 7 I 7 111 - - 107 8 4871 4 4 -