The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-19 00:00:00

r • If ti H 1 L Ai Ulu intelligence. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—TnsTERDAL Nsit Patel AT Oolth aALL.—Bloeral TU lei Chi! UMW AIM • LOWDoeI SIZOAL GRATIS O. BUNSIT.—LIBBL. This wea an orlon to recover etssinmeatiml le 'lmages for a libel, to which the illehadast pleaded, firstly, not and secondly, a Jostlitmlisa. Heetieg, Q.C., and :tr. Barstow', were leg the plabiliff; end Sir Frederick Thesiger and Mr. Mastsgas Ilmdth km the defendaot. In the year 1a47 the plaintiff, Robert Grua, wee am ployed ae/a sub-sorter of letters in the General Poet-office. At that time considerable publie interest wu melted on the sub Jase et letter carriers being rege bed to collect information for the " Post-case Directory," published by • Mr. Sally, who was employed as an begetter ot lettirecarrien in the Peat aloe. The matter was brought by Mr. Dancombe, M.P. for Finsbury, before the Rouse of Commons, end the plaintiff was one of the prams who had supplied the hon. gentle man with information. About this time a mac named Abraham Thacker, a letter sorter, was indicted at the Central Criminal Court on • charge of stealing letters and sentenced to transportation That penon had else, It cep rand, furnished Mr. Dancombe with infuriaation. A short the, beton:Ma trial a conversation took place at a public house, called the Nonlethal' Castle, between seven' men empleyed in the Past-office ea the subject of the robbery. In the course of converser's' the plaintiff (as alleged) said to one of the witemece, named Rebut Watts, " Whatever you say let at be the truth aid etiek to it." Another version of the c invereation was conveyed to the Pat-office autho rities by Watts and another men named Thomls, and the v-ode being repeeseoted as if the plaintiff had tampered with the wilaimma, he war discharged hose kit Wank* by the Poetmeatero I, after en examination by his lordship of the persons by whom the statement wee made. The examination took place so the 3rd of July, sad en the 10th of the same month an article appeared la the John Bull 'newspaper, of which the defendaat was the re gistered proprietor, criticising the conduct of Mr. Dula combe, In reference to the coons he had adopted with re spect to the case et the letter swim. A second article was pubii.hed on the 24th of the same month, which inter ells anstaised the following worda:—" A worthy associate of Abraham's is fishing up dirty matters far Mr. Duce:nate, of the vinous same of Grape. Robert Grapes has since been dimmed from the FeateMise for endeavouring to tamper with the witticism by whom endgame Thasket's guilt was roved. 'I have received a gnat deal of Information from Grape', genii the hon. member for Finsbury—(information we opine is sot the only Ming he has received from Gaps); and, theeefore—(4 , ! of osume)—and thereforisobia sharp of tampering bias been trusteed up and poor Crapes has been plucked before he was ripe.'" The article then proceeds • Meanwhile we hope he (Mr. Dunemett, wall behave generously to poor Grapes, end alums, him into a good place of some sort or other, sine* at le meet manifest he ham lon the nos he had in consequence of doles hi. (Mr. Dun comb-'l9 dirty—so, we mesa snow whim—work. Abraham (aLuding to Thacker) ia the bullte,;and Grape. pining, per biro, in • beck garret upon nothing a day, and fin/bug hire selt.• "I his the plaintiff considered • libel on Ids ammeter, and some months after, viz., on the 12th of November, a letter au beat by him to the proprietor of the newspaper, demanding the name of the author of the article. In reply an offer was made to insert say esplanades of the case which might be heedelefy, bat the pbusiiff having first had an interview with the provender, end seen the manuscript or the article, tom maused u actions which was triad before Mr. Bents Pint in December, ledj. Subsequently a new trial was rtated,Und the plaintiff sow sought to recover damage* for the alleged DM L These beta were supported by synral witnessed Mr. Heap, the landlord of the Nottingham Castle, de posed that he heard the plaint fl soy to Watts, " Don't my more than is neteehliTT, but speak the truth sad kto it." Si, F. Thedger, is Ids allows' to the jury lot the de leaden', commented ea the absence of mot aa the t U.e editor of the taws:art, who could have no per part o sonal fee lug melon the plaintiff', and contended that it was at t a Lbal. He sou, however, prepared to support the truth of the statements cohtsined in the article. A lad in Me cffiee of the newrpsjxr deposed that the plaintiff called and Saw the def. ad cut en the subject of the terdclea. Theanusaipt, which war in the handwriting of the late Mr. Unitised, the editor of the JoAn Bu ll , "Ns shown to him bi eke attenuant. The Marquis of Clearkarde said he was Postmaster Gene ral is Ibl7, and certain papers acre breuglit before tint rr latirg Grapes, Watts, and Thomas. Oa the 3rd of July, Grains made ea explanation relative to these statement/ in the presence of the other two. A minute of the statements was made, end the impreadon on his was that the ex • planation gives by Drapes was not eatisfletorT. ate Erm an vie were read, and were to the effect that Crams Lad cc - de,, ~red to deb r Watts from speaking the entire truth.) Ilia lordship added that he directed that Gaps should be dismissed the aerobe, end in cromeameineWs stated that when b:fore Lim Drapes dented the securaey el the import of the staiement. C loan klaivrl3, the aecretaty, sad Mr. Peesock, ttl• soli. titer t, the l'oe: cur.te, were alms remised. The former gentleman etated that he bad no recolkedos that Grapes e spitesc d r de-ire to limn any whir redeems called in the ,sardine ion before the Postanaster-Oeneral. Grapes rltrii.il the statement of Watts, and minced that be had told him to spzak the truth in eeteeeece to the um of Than ter, and that by the enpree.ion "Jon't know too mach," ha only meant to say that he was it speak t'.• tenth. Robert Watts mid be was a letter-catritr in 1547, and cep' he to the fact of Thacker having been charged with au eihng letters. On the ant hire ot the tame day be was at the Nottingham Cattle, and had some convenaticie with Thom. and Urge., deo plaintiff, on the subjeet of the robbery. Grapes told witness he should have to go before the inspector on the subject nest mornii g. Witmer asked bow he knew that I Grapes replied, "Fee= Mike's Bray' "—a cant phrase, adding that be was not 03 ray ton much, and that the v could set e.o anythirg to him if be said nothing. Wade. said they should sot get much out of him. H. Thomas generally corroborated the atalement. Crepes, he said, told Watts to say as little as risible. Seer rill other witnesses gave testimony ten Wailer purport. Mr. Keating trplird, and The Lord Chief Baron bristly mussed up, The jury returned a Verdict for the detendant. It was, however, arranged that the verdict should be for the plain tiff on the petrel Mae, and for the defendant on the second, which was, anbatantially, e verdict for the defendant. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIRD COUHT.—YEsTESDAY. Br r4ur as Cur IMP SZCIGNT. COMCBALKENT. 1.4a10 Mortimer, 11, spinster, surrendered to take her trial for having concealed the birth of her tamale infant, Mr. Payne prosecuted. It appeared that on the 3rd of June last the piscine/ went into the serene of a gentleman named Uowles, fa Bedford street, Hempstead road, and on the 2Sth of last month, there being gems obsuuction to the pipe of the water-closet, a labourer was emit to take ft up, and upon so doing he found there what he took to be a portion of some animal. It being dark when he took it out, be buried a portion in the garden and placed the rest in some utensils. Toe pri soner seemed very anxious to know what he had found. The next day the labourer found a portion of what he had placed removed, upon which he dug up the rest, and found it to be the mutilated remains of en infant. Mr. Hendrick, of Robert street, Hampstead-road, proved examining the remains, which he found to be those of a full grown female infant, but be could not say if born alive. On the next day he examined the prisoner, and found she had been dellverod, and she said she had a child on Monday week, and that she had cut it up, and put it down the closet Mrs. Cheese, a servant in the service :of Mr. Bowles, proved finding prisoner very ill. She at the time denied that anything was the matter with her, but subsequently owned to it. Lydia Pollard, the searcher at the station, said that pri soner said she did not know how she could have been so foolish, as she had a good home in Wiltshire. She thought the must have bean mad; that the child was born deed ; that the had cut it up with a knife, and first hid it with her dusters, and then thrown it down the water-closet. The prisoner, who is e well-looking young girl, and was in a most pitiable Mate all the time of the trial, said that when takro ill ale had eeked Mrs. Cheese to sit up with her. TEL proved to be tree. The pry found her Guilty, but recommended her to mercy on groom% of the request she hen made on the night the child was bon. The father, a most respectableAuldn aid _man, who had come up from Wiltshire , said he bid Wale of her pre vious good character. She was sentenced to three memfam . inspriornment. -TUTERDAY. MIDDLESEX Bayou Ms Iliouwer hawse, __, VII WWI V. ADOLIgill Dl li________. The drifiedant is tk Mee, who wia said to b. a Polish count, aid whe anima es the !swim= of a dealer to High Holborn, wee saga with ammulting a girl named Mary Aan Richards, al time ese ol astern, ander very pendia and ennordimemy straimaleaca. It will be seeadsowever, that the Mamba was N Ashamed frea seasay. atheist the betag Can beanie MA the sena At me Vasa the pad jay ear fats swat led pre sented the remainder dela bals Wt bed been atbseitted to Ulan, sad sons aenvewellisa eased hawser' Meta and the larmijaap. a their amplaang that la the early part et the meell thmi hal beim erne tersipaksiti la the raw mg la whim' the bib bad am tar Mime them. The malt woe. Mat the mart crdered Ma espemaa of all the vitamin, ribose bills were not takes oat Mises laU peat 10 o'eleek te be iiallared. The Imeaml .le inquired it there were any more bills to p lam the pal ie & as y. ML Bawd. , the ty Clark a ths Pesos, said th ere wee the ass ea a mama Adolphe de Werdinakl, 'Melt had set bees bdere the peal jury. The Indictment bad beam draws with say WM meat for a mammon assault, sad he had eat the ampatieas M Kr. alensan, the clerk et the Widow% to emallaw whether there should not be ea inalektbkil with enema male pima& That indict ion' woe art ha thea Mil to cad the meal jury. Ty teased Jaas t add t be MMa dash the pia i on . They Ma a all the beams nally Ira lima, mei May mot darkened. It s wor d that ll tido were etas the ashrams% mai # a ffrit bum' J ig " Vie weld act heir that. mai the am =IOW be If the penis meglaled ta %he the baliUlla lbs jury. Ea ilma Matra the psi 91 51% 111111111116 Ilk Of the MI Oil. Wrifill) THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1850. both have fallen slightly, bet holden la general will not pert with their Meeks at the raw awed. No transaction' la dyed yule have been reported. Babe : 170 baba water twist, 300 lbs. seek, No. 30, at same 91 lb. ; 190 bales water twat, 300 lbs. sash, No. 20. at mane 71 per lb. ; 76 bales water twist, 300 Roe. each, No. 20, et aims 71; 30 at snots 91 per lb. ; 60 bales male twist, WO lbs. each, Nos. 40, at amass 91; 60, at masa 111 per lb ; 60 bake male twist, 300 lbs. sash, No. 30, at mew 83 per lb. Marnii.—Prinee ben Bmrthw deellsed for near neriptieee Oegger—Abiegt sale of Broth Ame rdeen hie =lane 1111111111 IMhlllllll in price. Tile has swag Se the large hepeeteden from Australia Kedged p is see lest. A geed deseed *zeta for Brasier's, large glued** of "rid* " - to salve " have been offered for aleSmotiv ingeelmise. I roe a all description. is dullof wedish Meet be* is tebs sad faggots, remiss as before. A deans hes taken plus in both sheet Lend pig load and speller. Comet/init.—A slight decline in vales has taken place. S APPI ON.—As before, good quality being .quoted at Rs. 13 par lb. No sales reported. WOOLLINS.—VM little business hie been done la these since our last. Sake : 36 pieces 63 by 19 seariet woollen cloth, Be. 1 13 sa. per yard ; 84 plates 56 by 26 coarse ditto, Re. 1 1 es. per yard; 2.300 pieces 32 flannel, 81 as. per yard; 6,900 pieces 32 ditto, 10 as. per yard. Bess.—The only sake during the fortnight have been 20 Wide. Allsopp's at Rs. 80 per fold., and 22 dozen London bottled Allsopp's ale st Rs. 6 per doses. The demand for this brew continue brink, and as there is very little in the market, holders are unwilling to part with their small stock even at this high figure. Snares.—Ws hear of Isles of brandy as follows : 16 hhds. at Be. 11 per gallon. and 9.600 dozens French brandy, at Rs. 71 per dozen. in other spirits we have net heard of anything doing. Wtess.—A sale of 800 dozen claret, et Et 8 per don, is reported. MARINI STOII2. —NO of to report, there Wog scarcely say inquiry for say of the articles =laded wider this head. RIPORTS. Oriru —Very little dolor in the drug, the pries of which has declined to Be. 1.100 for old, end Its. 1,160 foe new. C-arrox Woota—Toe purchsees during the fortnight savant to 4,830 bales and 460 candies. Sines the arrival of the last mail, pries, which had previously slightly Siren way, have become Was at our quotations FUZIONTS had 0•1111 steady during the fortnight at 27.105. to 21. 16a for both London and Liverpool ; but latterly usual large meek have been engaged for the former at 21. 69. per ton, and rates are beginning to decline. To Liverpool the rate la 21. 12e. 6d. to 31 There coo now in harbour ten vowels loading for London, ten foe Liverpool, two for the Clyde, and Ave for China, with upwards of a dozen unengaged. EICHANOI.—The rate for six months' eight credit bills has continued eteady at 2s. Ist, at which large transactio ns have had effect. For document bills the rate of the day is 2 1 . 2d. Xi 2a 21d. On Calcutta, 60 days, 99 rupees, amid On ' China, 219 rupees per 100 dollars. CALCUTTA, Nov. 7. The mail per Oriental came in on the 31st ult. with Lon don dates to 24th September, bringing continued satisfutory accounts of the home produce market, with upward tenden cies of values, less remarkable for any material rise sines the previous mail, than foe the large extent of business doing on the safe basis of increasing deliveries in mut of the staple articles for actual consumption and an active ex port demand. The lately prevalent Soo weather having exercised • faveur• able influence upon the outstanding grain crops, and thereby dispelled all anxiety with reference to the harvest, not only encourages confidence to present prices, but leads general opinion to the expectation of a further gradual rise, which gives a stimulant to more general inclination for speculums investments in produce. These repot s beine a contluation of those by the previous mail, and both looked upon favourably. Our export market displayed gradually increasing activity, imparting to prices of leading produce upward tendencies. Indigo continues firmly held at the evreme prices of the previous private transactioas, but we have not heard that pay further sales were if. etc(' time our last issue. The rumours of the previous week, with reference to the quantity sold, ars contradicted from comp. tent authority by the statement that not above 18,000 mdse have changed hands, which we give from hearsay, as we did our former eommuoicaticas on this subject, which continues to be treated with unfathomable mystery. Sugar root with active demand, a further advance of 2 wanes being obtained. Saltpetre in increased inquiry for general shipments, and prices partially a shade better. Rice held for ex treme previous rate., but, for want of desirable qualities, the transactions have not been extensive. Snell Lac Ire improving inquiry, and prices of the middlisg sorts rather stiffening. Lao dye rather quiet, but fi rmly held. Jute again more looked after at unaltered rates. Opium has aim last isle been lower, and fleets sting from 936 to 946 for Patna. Our import market has beeu duller than it was during tho last two weeks. This may doubtless be pertly ascribed to the approaching holidays, kat it cannot be denied that another and more important cause is a slackening in the irquiry for transmission to the North Western rrovinces. The position of the market, however, Is not such as to and grounds for discouragement, or to lead nos to apprehend that the present &tura will be of any long duration. blanche.- ' ter geode participate in the prevailing inactivity. Mule twist in good demand. Turkey red yarn has declined a little, owing to fresh importations. In metals, copper has given way. Scalier continues dull. Iron is aching, but sill at unsatisfactory prices. In Exchange but little has been doing at rather higher rates, negotiations ruling for credit bills, eta months' sight, at 241 to 2-li, document drafts 2.1 i to 2.2, but since the arrival of the mail drawers hold oat for better terms. Freights have receded about 5.0, and bear a downward tendency. ' Icinoo.—We have heard of but few sales since last mail, but the mystification of these still continuing, Remotions are not traceable, and must therefore be taken upon rumour with all its possible exaggerations, which we learn from good authority have been practised the previous week, the total quantity sold bytprivato contract helmet stated as not exceed ing about 18,000 tads. In our last estimate of the probable result of the crop, via 1,16,000 adz., we Hod no alteration to make. Suosit.—The demand has daring the peat wak rather inereased in activity, and transactions, even at a further rise of 2 minas, would have ban canted to a much larger taunt, bat for the, for this mason, unusually small storks. The reported transactions sines our last are-19,200 bags Benue, superior, Ist, 8-10 to 8-13 ; fair, lit, 8 6 to 8-9 ; '2ad, 8-0 to 8.4; 3rd, 7-8 to 7.14 ; low, 7-4 to 7.8 ; 264 bags Damn Drays, 6-6 to 6-12 ; brown, 8.0. la summit pan sorts, Ca gigas, 230 bags, let, 9.2 ; 260 hags Ana yellow, 841 ; Billy 1,000 bap line yellow, 8-8; 362 hap mid. yellow, 8. Ilahsrirrss.—For home shipments inquiry is on the Increase on the score of somewhat cheaper freight, and the preause for French and American amount continuing iIIiAMITO, holders are in some instances standiag out for two ernes enhanced requirements, which have been scalded to for the middling eats in the following trannetiacia : —2OO bags relined, 6-14 ; 4,960 bags All gu nge, 6 4 to 6-10 ; 17,245 begs Chapah, 6-12 to 6-3; and low, 4-12 to 64. Rica.—ln fair inquiry, which ratans unsatisfied, the nearly exhausted stocks airing little of suitable qualities. Present prospects for a largo crop are satisfactory. RAW SILL—The present stock is much reduced, and mostly consists of undesirable and low qualities, which re main neglected, whilst a good demand still cattalos for the better and fine sorts at forum 2 to 4 anima raised prices. Reported Bales :—Casabas: silk 14 mds. at 11 6 per fy. seer; 20 mds. at 9.2; 30 rods. at 8.16; 11 oda. at 8-14; Conlin:ally 10 mds. at 11-4 ; 16 mle. filature 13 mark, 13. Bie.a. nun Goons.—Of anal bat a few 102001 are offering in the 'market, sad that, being held for very es tates praises requirements, has not at with buyers. Baau. Lao AND Lao Drs. —The demand for shin la has become more moral and active, without raising pram, s o p. plies basin, lazily been on an extandul wale. Lac dye in mass batter inquiry, at unaltered rates. Reported sales ; 317 bozos D. C., 13-0; 460 bona shell las at 9.8 per md. ; 400 bozos in black, 8.0 ; 66 hoses laerbhooas la dye at 26-4 ; 66 boat at 268 ; 16 boas 8. L. D. at 37-8. Ruaa.—The incase/mg *applies have led beldam to press sales at a redaction of 3 ra., at which large badness has ban don, sully. Reported ales: 1,746 pima green cow at 20-0 per carp ; 3,000 Passe a le blend cow at 29.0 ; 2,600 pieces at 32-0 ; 2,000 gases at 41-8. Jurn.—A decline of 8 same has again brought more active buyers Into the arkat without leading maps to any improvement. Itspartrid salsa : 600 balm Eiherapsnge at 9-8 per bale ; 600 halm at 9-12 ; 800 ham at 10.8 ; 1,200 bales at 104'2 ; 1,000 talcs at 11-0. Oa Bane—lre matimad pod demand. Linseed at sa shimi but kill atm; malladased at a slight improvement Riveted gales :-2,1300 ada. Maud at 2-0 per gad. ; 1,000 mde , 2.1 ; 800 bap at 11-2; and 1,000 bags mustard seed at 1-10 ; 1.100 coda. at 1.10 6. Rote a continued neglect. Clurciais—The inquiry is bat moderato, but prase ea firmly heki. Reported saes :-160 bags Raptor* at 114 per nada.; 600 ada. at 3.7 ; 4,000 ads. at 31 ; 300 110 at 39. - .- . - _ - - .. - -. Cirres.—A sinall laspowt, has led to a deelisa of 2 to 4 minas, at whit& buyers soma forward ines, freely. Riposted sake :-660 ode. Pease as 4 per znaand. Carron Ori.—la fair demand at naaltered prices, mainly for shipments by natives. Reported salsa :-100 tads. at 9 6 per tab. ; 100 ads. at 94. TUIUMIZIC.—Tbe inquiry is more astir*, and plisse have thereby boa led to a sin of 2to 4 mass. Reported sales : 1,000 ads. 2-4 . ,_ 400 wkatll4l per ad. Cowan.—Trazasatioao ban beet tap unimportant, layers refugia; to pay parlous passe, whilst May an Andy had oat for. Convit.—W • nodes a renewal of demand for China at mew ilareTwl Plink Reported sales : 200 bales Jame at Co.'s Be. 3-8 per ad.; 600 balls Banda at 14.8. Onota—The malt of Ilts 1241 and laat sale of this mum woo— MOIL Wiest. Laren. ATOMS Prom& ; Bow.— S.N4 990 999 942. 94 19,43,468 NOSN& 609 995 _ _ 915 94344.10 8,30,705 Priem Myths ANS band, fiaetaatiag from 936 to 945 for Behar, the market eiedme at the former firm fiat. Experb is October: To Ohba, 1,227 Aorta ; Singapore, 20 &meta ; Pews& 15 duets. Prom November Ito 6: To ChM*, 878 skew ; Sam" 40. two_ rm. Barn= Corms PissailiTioisi—The promise hold forth by the bonen most of ear import market, at the data of par lug mem, boo not, we t to say, bees realistd*; the mew whin Wesbe Ensign of the &Wm la thi& l :f mint at ham hes MI the sin ad analog •diug el the pert el dean to pat thmassimo late ms* sod • etsonagat Wang la the bads. GNAT BRIIITEMOII.—The higher emits kept that sake for soma days saboggant 6' the arrival of the mail, while the lowa reeds We way, bat aow all kinds an slack, tad the market mad los soave that It wag. Wain flaramiss.—Thges goods ban partakes of the Tangly/ donne angeng POW af W eandas %ino. sueli r 80e, and higher founts, which asistra their I parrs. WRITS FIGURED SEURTINOS have Wear value to the I extent of 4 asses from the late the. WERE TWILLS AND CARDRICAL—TIIIIIE are rather lot, I and the demand languid, but sunbelts are one anus better. MADAEOLL• III are rather dull, bat in moderate inquiry, and without any change ia price. Jacossr.—The molls= deserfptions of bleached have suffered so falling off, but other descriptions of that quality, as well as arra, ass dulL LEPPETB.—TE• lappet MGM is now approaching, and a slight demand, although sot attended with much activity, is perceptible in the market. Boon Mustans.—lt was expected that on the arrival of the Moulmein steamer as improvement would have taken place is the demand for these goods. The steamer has arrived, but the effect of her arrival is as [yet barely aPCUMLLt:BIIILLII.—MuIk have improved, and an advance of I aura has been established. TURLEY RED TWILLS AND CAMBRICE.--PLain goods and twills continue la excellent request, and show en advance of a pie ; white mulls and Jammu are fist. PRINT/ AND CRITTZU.—Thess goods have attracted a little better attention, consequent on orders from the upper provinces ; but, as yet, the market has not displayed much activity. German dye is 1 pie per yard higher, but other kinds are fiat, and stocks heavy. MULE TWIIIT.—The disposition evinced by buyer to operate coot cud in full force for some time alter the de parture of the last mall, and the market maintained a con siderable degree of buoyancy. Latterly, however, dealers have shown less inclination to operate. The demand for local consumption, and for up country orders, has lessened, but kidders continuo fi rm, sod prices me sutured. COLOURED Y fair amount of briars his been does in Turkey red yarn, at an advance of 6 pie per lb. until the arrival of fresh supplies induced dealers to show some coyness in their inquiries. The market is consequently less active, but prices are fully . maintained. COPPER.—Tho improved demand, noticed in our last report, was bat of short duration. The market has again bcoome doll, and to effect sale' lower rates would have to b., submitbd to. The arrivals from Sydney, Singarre, and England have been conaiderable, and attended with the usual depressing effects. SPELTEE.—TLiE metal is dull, and may be quoted at 6 _ per rad. Lain.—Thu market 11 heavy and dull. Prices have de clined to 614 per ma. Inots.—All kinds of lion have alighly improved, especially sheets, which have increased 4to 6 tunas in valise. The sales, as will be observed below, have been considerable. Bala.—We have heard of the sale of a few alike of Bass's st 96 0. SLLT.—Reported sales: 6,000 tads. Liverpcol batter at 90 8 per 100 aids. ; 4,000 do., stoved, 93 8 par do. Futorre.—Nusserous arr ival of late have scads freights easier. Oar quotatiocs now are : To Loudon. To Liverpool. s. d. b. d. £ e. d. a. d. Saltpetre 3 0 0W 3 0 0 3 0 oto Sugar 3 6 0 3 7 6 3 5 0 3 7 6 Mos 316 0 317 6 312 G 315 0 Oilseeds 4lO 0 412 6 Hides 46 0 40 0 Jute 4 2 6 4 5 0 4 0 0 4 2 6 Raw Silk 46 0 410 0 "di" & 4 10 0 _Piece Goods Siii;lion and 4o 0 Lao Dye .. To Mauritius. flier, Co.'s Rs. 1•5.0 per bag, payable there at 60 cents. To Cain. Cotton 2i to 24 dots. per bale. ium 7 dais. par chest. MONET kfaswwr. Carrot Value of Government Securities, Bunk Stock, etc.. Transfer Five per Cent,Rs 7 8 to 8 0 0 rein. New Fives 0 4 to 0 6 0 disa. Siena ditto Co.'s Rs. Four per Cent l5 8 to 15 12 0 do. Stem Its. ditto l7 0 to 17 4 0 do. Bank of Bengal Shares, C'e Rs. 1,900 0 to 1,950 0 0 prom. Agra Bank ditto N. W. Hank ditto Cawopore Bank ditto 3O to 40 per cent. discount. CURIA. MARKETS. 'racoon. In Canton there his been an improvement on the de pressed import market of the preeedtng three months. In SAaussafie there has also been a fair import market. 011EY Sum'mos, sit Cantors.-Sales have been effected to the extent of 40,000 pines at 2 dole. 3.5 c. to 2 doll. 46c. and 2 doh. 80a. to 2 dul• 900. At Shanghai sales had reached 11.000 pima of American greys at say 2 dole. 40e. to 2 dole. 424. for 40 yards. Upwards of 23,000 picas had bun ins• ported daring the month. The demand for English greys on the 18:h October wee dull; upwards of 105,000 piecee, however, had pone sff during the mon:11. Quotations were as follows: 61 to 6 oaths, 1 dol. 90c. to 2 dole. 20c. ; 6! rattles, 2 dole. 26c. to 2 dole. 30c. ' • 61 cadet, 2 dole 38c. to 2 dol.. 40e.; 7 °attics, 2 doh. 40e. to 2 dole. 450. ; 7 t eattiee, 2 dole. 50e. to 2 dole. 65e. ; 71 cattier, 2 doh. 70a to 2 dilt. 75c. At Amoy, of good quality were inquired lOT. WHITS SKIRTINGS, at Cation.-Sake of 7,000 picas oily : quotations as follows, 50 to 64 reeds, 2 dole. 16.3. to 2 doll. 20u.; 60 to 64, 2 dole. 600. to 2 dots. 80e. At Shang hi:ie.-flak e amounted to 30,000 pieces at following rates, too , inferior, 2 dole. 16c. to 2 dole. 30o.; middling, 2 dol.. 40c. to 2 dots. 65c. ; and tine, 2 doll . 880. Importauons of 140,0x0 0 pieces of wh ites and greys kept stocks as last repotted. At Amoy.-Low kinds are quoted 2 dole. 400. Cotton Yams, at Canton.-About 1,000 bales are re ported to have changed hands, partly in barter, at a consider able advance on last month'. men : say for Nos. 16 to 24 el good water, 30 doll. to 31 doll. ; for Noe. 28 to 92, 32 dole. to 63 dole. ; for Nos. 38 to 42, 34 dole. to 36 dole. At Amoy. -200 Oaks Noil. Si to 24 had found sale at 29 dole. 75c , and 300 bales of same numbers at 30 dol.. 800. to 31 dole. 51k. The consumption of yarn appears to be inaeasiog at this port ; and an advance, it is supposed, could be obtained ler good quality on our highest quotation. SPANISH STRIPES, at Canton.-Sales, about 2,600 pieces only. Quotations not over a dollar per yard. At Shanghai. -Saes of 2,600 pion are reported at from 90c. to 1 dol. sc4per yard for amnia' colours of fair quality. The Sao cheow market Ls said to be very dull; =porters being in the habit of sending supplies there foe sale on their own account. Lorso ELLS, at Canfora.-There had been gales of 12,000 pines 11. and H. H., bass quoted at 71 dolt. to 8 dots. At Shanghae.-Sacc amount to 3,000 pieces at 6 dole. 80c. to 6 dole. 90e. for medium • 71 doh for H. H. ecarlet. CRELSTS.-Quotattoen are 20 dole. to 23 doh. for English ; 17 dole. to 20 dole. foe Da= ; but no =emotion reported. At Manghae.-Transactions to the extent of 600 picots best English, reported at from '23 dole. to 24 dole.; quotation for inferior, 19 dole. to '22 doh. Dutch, 18 doh. to 20 dolt. nominal. Good kinds wanted. laox, at Canton.-11szket dull ; quotations nearly the same as last reported. NAIL SAD, at Shanghai .- Quoted at 2 dolts. 30e. to 21 dole., bat no :ale. LEAD, at Canton.-Reported sale of 600 routs, at 61 dole. At Shanghai.-Sales of 3,000 petals American at 64 dole, Tut, at Shang hae.-Straita quoted at 16 to 17 dole. per paid. Corns, at Cantors-Deliveries during the month:- Bombay, 8,858 bales, quoted at teen 7,8 to 8,8 S.P. Bengal, 966 bales quotod at 8 toile to 8,6. Madras, 4,357 bales, at 8 tails to 8,8 sad 9 foe Western and Tinnevelly. Shang has, 100 bake. Taal deliveries, 14,281 bales. 20,309 bales had been imported during the month. Present stock : Bombay, 36,412 bales • Bengal , 8,886 bales ,• Madras, 8,176 balm; Americas, 20 0 bales ,• Shangbas, 460 bales ; total ban, 64,162 scant 76,644 in 1849, 67,094 in 1840, and 91,790 in 1847. At Alloy .- 3,320 bn of Bengal had sold at 13 dole. 40e., and 100 bales of Madras fetched 12 dots. 600. Stocks in Ant hands but hiding, holden asking an advance on quotation,. Rico, at Coition, is quoted : Arracan, 1 dol. 30c. to 1 dol. 1143. per peal ; Bengal, 2 dole. 20 c. per bag. At Shanghan, Aeneas is quoted 1 dol. 40e. to 1 dol. 50c. per pecul (report of sale of 10,000 petals at Ent-mentioned rate). Pormost, 1 dol. 600. to 1 dol. 600., nominal. 2,000 portals Bengal and Arne= had gone off during the month at 2 dole. fur the form= and 1 d01.60e. for the Inter. At Amoy the trade la grain has been very dull. Arra.= is quoted 1 dol. 36c. ; Formosa, 1 dol. 60e. to 1 dol. 70e. Bross, at Shasighao.-Canton yellow In demand at 3 doh. to 3 doh. 60. At Amoy, quoted at 2 doh. Ws. Omura, at Cankes-Deliveries dart t h e es. neardlt have been 1,629 chests Patna, quotations oil 28*) 4271 doll. at 368 chests, quotations 610 doh. 336 chests, fi 470 doles Of Taro? 63 attests, quoted (earth) at deb. Total deliveries, 2,896 sheets. Total steak en 4492 ob eets. 4,170 sheets (namely. 3,091 Patna, 676 Boamea, 204 Malwa, and 199 Take ) bad biota imported dmire locath. At SAoregh=-D•liveries during the gram had bees Patna 700 cheats, quotations ( tea 19th) 482 to dale. of Malwa deliveries 1,390 chests, last quotations 1 660 doll . Total de li veries 2,000 sheets, steel on hand, say 2,100 dung Mahn, 300 chests Patna. A report prevailed of ea osteaelm orb me of drug by the mandarin, and the market bad ban paarally tall in oemequenco. At Amoy Palma le quoted MO doh" Boma 496 doh., with a and, iwasaL WOWS. Taa..-01Mas. Of the 180tO190 altar of cocoon To nguing as MI at data of oar lag sograt, about 110 chops ban boos eiblai. Prima at roma mini by The 100 17a tho mum aga .arruk so lamb ; Is We Ham emi Warthp, 18 la 33 Wis. Mops vomableg sae laid to be of meimis Is middling radar. P . m UM SS ohms of maiimegt Ms boa tab= at from 14 lamb As law ; say 17 he maim ; soma 96 be fair ; sad 91 te 26 ids be gma la ism SIM about SO amp. About 2,004 2 T41= 1 :1411. kW bus lima at 28 to aril at 32 la qit.3 dm. About " Plats O m eg a of Lou ham by the amairma, p Icarals to 82 talk boar of OM ammo= repteld la bars um at bus 17 to 19 Ma Olambil mar pew alma SAM bal6ohaela and 6,000 1,041 my boos bars 2 1 4 barraepoi Met 13 to 26 taola for commes la far, and 1 111 % be to M. 4,000 104 atty of mated Nom begg boa taken at Mu 17 to 23 bib; stook nasal. %/AO paitagst of Ifiespi and Oakum to., hare boos bumat e i wb urls IlkomenWtba balk se tbma ise suarfos, at tgo Mom 141Mg.yrumy 30 16 bob ; Gabor, 28 to 23; ___soma, to it Of CourrrzY Oamor Taac—Frou 3,000 to 4,000 Aosta bare anbod, bat the market to than ha set yet opmi. Thera born bum astamats be about 3000 'ukases of Peaks mail gram Clammier my 131 to 14 Ms far sparing, 16 to 20 tags few sea calla to fair, and 22 to3o tads foe good to fins. About 2.600 packages of young hymn have been setWedat for 14 to 22 teals for common to (sir, and 25 to 30 lags for bitter kind.. The total quintity of tea shipped bus Canton since the Ist of July Ls 19,707,926 lbs. against 39.1161,451 lb.. for awn period fn 1849 ; and 14,719.8111 Ike. In 1848. At Shanghai, since lit of July, 320 OM." of black teas have found sale, 46 of which have boa talk= fete Na United States. 90 shops of mongols have begs Mad gado. Ilme month. Common wagon is quotad at 12 to Illto lite& ; We. 131 to lie ; soueleong, 14 to 16 ; floury pekoe. 18 to 24. About 60 shops remain unsold. Galls TL.—About 90,000 packages have been sold, say 20,000 for England, 80,000 for lJcltsd States, end 10,000 for Alai:alio, the unsold stock is under 20,000 packages. Quo tations in the North China Herald as follows :—T wankay, II to 16 Web ; Hysoa Skin, 10 to 16 taels ; Epson, 16 to 36 tails ; Young arson, 14 to 40 tails ; Gunpowder, 22 to 38 tags; Imperial, 20 to 36 tags. The total quantity of Tea shipped from Ist July to 9th October w 26,66.5390 pounds against 24,383,575 pounds in 1819 and as 16,548 , ,694 pounds in 1848. From Amoy.—About 2,000 penis. have been shipped to the Strait., in squares rigged vessels, and 500 petiole. more were in course of shipment. Sus at Canton. In Teethes, no tnneactims, quota tions 440 dole. to 510 dole. Tannin a few bales settled at 420 dole. In Shanghai quotations an precisely the same as Mated in our last report; about 3,000 bales having been sold or contracted for on foreign account. EXCALNOI in Canton. The hulk of the business for the mail is 'aid to have been dna at 51. to 6s. Id. for clean ortedits. Back post bills "night, 41.1011. and is. 11d. The Oriental Bank rate opened at 4%101. for bills Mei: months' sight, and afterwards advanced to 4e. 1014. On Celeutta openiog at 230 and advancing to 233 rupees. East India Compsop 's paper, accepted, has ranged from 231 to 233. Sion 2 per cent premium, for duty. Gold, 100 touch 229 dole. Mexican dollar 5 per cent. discount. Copper cash 109 dole. per oectil.—At Shanghai, Oriental Bank Bills 4.. 1094. to 4s. 114. Bills under credits 41. Ild. to 41. 110. Bills with document" 51. to 6s. Id. East ladle Company's accepted bills 231 to 233 per 100 dolt. Bank pest bah is. M. to 4s. 94. Drafts on Canton 6 dna' eight 3 per cant. premium. Siege for duty 145 dole. 20c. for 100 Welk Gold bass 207 doll per 9 taels 7m. 3e. Cop per cash, best yellow, 1780 to 1400 per dollar.—At Amoy, Siege 34 per cent. premium. Gold bars 208 dole. each. Copper ooh 1,280 per dol. FILZIOUTS frogs Cortloti.—To England, 21 10s. to 21.155. To America, 13 doh. to 20 dole. per ton of 40 cubits feet. About 20,000 tons of shipping atWhampos, say 11,000 British, 4,800 American, 200 Danish, 300 Dutch, 700 Swedish. At Hong Kong, we hay, about 4,700 tons of British shipping, 900 of French, 1,000 of Dutch, 350 of Hamburg, 320 of Bremen, 610 of Russian, 400 of Swedish, and 300 of Nor wegian—say a total of 8,6.50 tons. cochleae' of steamers. Total in China, say 35,000 tons. Farman from Shanghae.—To England: 41. for tea; 41.105. for silk 60 cubic feet. To America, 17 cols. nominal. About 9,000 tons of shipping in port, say 5,000 tons English, 4,000 America*, 700 Data, 800 Bremen, and 700 Spanish. sok Ibe sena prosicaaties, sad Om primal+ tho MIL apical ohm bod boon ianorod, and those who bad not boss Wide& Wordiesid being ass, were ordered by the ' court to bo discharged, and Won accordingly librratid. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW•STRERT. Tn. iffnall.T CulOntris.—Mr. H Doyle and Mr.Dillos ware charged by Mr. R. W. Resell, one of the proprietors of the Weakly Chronicle, with an ussilt, arising oat of the partsarship disputes of that paper. Mr. D.llll laid be hoped the magistrate would postpoae the besting of the rase, as a sataal Weed had for nes hw ' days past been endeavouring to settle their disputes is an amicable manner. Mr. 'Salentine, with Mr. Powell, the solicitor, attsaded as behalf of Mr. Russell, and said thry wars quite willing to come to such an arrangement, bat it was understood to hs quite indepradent of this sharer. Mr. Hoary suggested the propriety of settling the partner• ship dont , a by arbitration. Mr. Ballantine said it could sot ba done. There were matters wish h be could not state in court that would prevent such ea arraspment. Ws client was quite willing that the paper Amid be sold, and after the liabilities were rattled, to divide the surplus mosey between them amordiog to the anstotat of espital laid out. Mr. Moan said. If such an arrangement was made, they would be as faz off as ever. The only way to settle all the disputes would be to obtain a rule of court, binding all the parties to abide by the award of the arbitrator. If there was a difficulty about the selection of the barrister to be the arbitrator, he would mention one as a fit sad proper person. Mr. Elslimiting said the magistrate's suggestion Gould not be adopted. It wee then decided that the nicamonees should be ad. jeweled until Saturday, the 28W Met. Tall C11•1/01 OF 01118ISLII0 • YALCAILI PICTIIRI BY FlL•OD.—Alezowder P. Duke charged with ebtelnin fries Mr. J. W. Chamberlsine , picture dealer of Hit! Malbere, a *sting " Backhaysen," value 200 1 , trandaleat sauna, whoac case appeared in the Daily News on Meads, Ire, was hilly conisaittid for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. Ti. LIZOSSTISAKtrAII Bo .—Francis Moron, ehargad will having egoatnittad on extensive robbery at the Prises at Wake Hold, wig, aftu final examination, fall o•aurattoi kr WM. CORN.-BANNu.sw, Dm. 18.-Tb• attendance was good, both of tamers and millers. We have no alteration to quote in the mica, Borrow, Das. 18.-We bave Po e fair show el Wheat tads', with a tolerably tree trade for dry qualities. at about Met week's pekoes. No chase in the aloe of Oats or Beam *beet. nig its. to 40e.; white, 40e. to 445. Oats, ISA to lAA la" 24 to 29a per qr. Cnicnarria. Dee. 18.-Oar market to-day was liberally sappind with all kinds of Fain, which met a dull ale et a &dire of le. to 2.. per qr. 041 maintained their former value; but IBalls, Pea, sad Barley were loch le. per qr. cheaper. Wheat,ll6e. to aka Barley, as. to Vs. tads, 16s. to 20s. Bane, NM to 36.. Peas, tea. to 32a. Mar, Pls. per lack. GMAT TAINXIONIII, Dee. 18.-Oer maks% mellows to be Maio supplied with Barley, which main Is. per qr. lower, at wash redaction a clearance has beta effected, there being rather more Momenta to buy fur alpsnente, especially the lower qualities for illetlldfor maracas Not lama Wheat on tier ; condinse bed: and for all but dry samples a reduction of le. per qr. bad to be sub mitted to,. Pine thelno tads were Mort freely oared. Beane and lais a dull sale, at (tamer rata. Wheat, new, ;ord. per 60Th.., 36.. to 762.; 113101., 40s. to 41s. lark), malting, beet rues, Ile. to tfis.; Fi . (33, nding, 511*,, 20e. thin, Egan, 451 a., ; lorelgo, t 320 4th; BratlA, new, 631 be., Vs. to 2 , e. Peas, maple, GI 1 b,.. 265. to 29e.; Draken. Baena Wm to SM. Malt, new, his. to 22e. }lour, f.0.b., ale. ILATWARD'S Hakim, Des. 18.-The Wheat trade to thy was without activity, and mud be written It, per qr. etwoorr Bina ad week. Harley, there, Bans, end Peas away et Ism ate. M heat, white, old, IW. to 111. 101.; old, red, lot. to 101. 10e. ; car, Si. to W. ln.. Bark,. 261. to Oats, I6e. W Ins. Beam, Big. m 30s. Pelf. 275. to We. NIWANA, Dee. 18.-On 'Chang* to-day we bad a liberal enupty M alma ant Barley, a peat pancake beta out of m inima PI qualities of ash tally supported lint week's aka; Weenie qualities sold in favour a the buyer. la other grain no Arietion. Wheat, old, white, 46a to tank new, 44 to 117 s. Barley, malting, fa. to Mmi graang, la. to it.. osts, sew, 17.. to Ma. Leone, Dew, Zs. to 3.5. Item bakes, 325. to DM ROMPORD, Dm. 18.-Oar market sootiest, very dull. wheat sad Barley Is. cheaper, except for the serf Boat qualities. Hans sad Pas rather easier than lest week.. Wont, 365. N -Os. Barley, Me. to dos.; Wading, la. to 235. Oats, Its. to 22e. Devoe, 23. to 30e. leas, Vit to SSA Vs. to ILI. SPALDING, Des. 17.-The Wheat trade Ins heel wry flat at MY der e markr, 5 coasequenee of a further decline; lamely ' any Mama ens done. la the Uat trade there Is a claire to buy, at full rata. Beam new, as far wow week. past. • DCILIN. Des. 17.—Thar • was a tolerable ',aptly at cur Cara market to-dep. Meat mei a steady pale, at about the corms.. eige of Fritts) bat. flatting bulgy was 9d. dilater, but no advance was ebWad ua binding qualitice Prime Oats aupporied their pro tium., mummy, but dieullers' iodide" were b. to 4d. lower. No Asap la tbe value of Indian Oora. Wheat. white, 21s. to 29a._ 6d.; red, lac to 211 e. liar , 12s. to 15r.. ed. Oats, 9s. 3d. to per barrel sepe.ecd, 17e. to Ala. Ostmg al, 10a. 6 to Its. Gil. Baker.' boar, 13s. to lb per ewt. bdiaa Corn, 295. to 51.. per CATTLE, &C.—CinoniaTia, Dee. 18.—Tbe sueply of Wu.* Ms day was plontiful, bat being so POOll after the Christians cattle show, most bomber. were rwoolkd with fat Cattle; a dull rale folioweil mut put at the day. Leer, fat miel prime, 3.. ad. to 4e. South Down Math" 3s. 4cl. to 3.. ad. Veal, ha to Jr. 4d. York, 3.. ad. to 4s. ; rigs, Si. to L. 2d., by the Moos of Bibs.; sore rigs pleatifal, l2s. W 20*. Dea. 18 —Thus wu to day a good show of Beasts, rant wore 'moray of excellent quality. Buyer were tunserous. boa Sheep realised Is. 4d., and interior from 6.. to Go bd. per non or IGIN. The number of *mt. exhibited was 701. There were alma la the market 2,9)0 &mil, which were all dimmed of at 40. to 3d. lb. Korman, Doe. 18.—W. had at oar market to-day a lair of stock, whirl met a very heavy ta!e at about Lot week's Beef, 2a. 84. to to. Mutton, to. to to . Veal, 34 to to. MI. ts to as. COTTON.—lavaaroos., Dec.lB.—The asks of cotton to. day ere estimated at 15,000 balm, and consist of about 9,000 American; 400 Penns sad Marsha= 8 to 11 ; 700 Bahia, 81 to 81; 1,000 Egyptian, 71 to 9; 4,00051; Surat, sto 9 150 See ldands, 131 to 141 Total since Thursday, 60,000 Import since Thursday, 40,000. The market doges with an upward tendency ; compared with Friday's rates prices of American are j dearer at and under 71 and f in the fair and better qualitios. Bent sad Egyptian an f up, and Bruit COALS.-Lorrnow, Daman= IL- Crwau or sirs Mannwr.-Holywell, 16.. Od.; Howard's Wait Hartley Pletbsaton, 14s. 9d.; Walker Priam', 13..; Wylam, 15.. 34.; Visit Harthq, 15s. 6d.; Walla End Bewiele and Co., 15,. 9d.; Walla lad Hadley, 15s. 04.; Walls End Sala Eden, 15.. 61.; Walls End Hassel'. Hatton, 16s. 6d.; Walls Nod Belmont, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 64. ; Walls E,AI Braddyll,l6l. 64.; Walls End Lusbton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 17s ; Will. End Biannual, 165.; Walls End Parshorton, 155.; Walls End Haswell, 175.; Walls End Scarborough, 16e. 9d ; Edon Yale, 15s. 94.; Walls EndWhitworth,l4s. 35. ; Walls End Cuselos, 16s. 3d. ; Will. End Kenos, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Claming Tees, 14.. 6d. ; Walla End Houk Hall, 16s. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 16s. 64. ; Wabr End South Durham, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Verson Tam, 15s. CI. ; Walls End Keepier, 16.. 34. ; &deep's Hartley,l4l. 95. ; Corpan Hartley,l4l. 94.; Dsrewatwatsa Hartley, lb. 9d.; Hartley, 13..94. Snips sold, 64. INDIA MARKETS. BOMBAY, FRIDAY ETaNIXO, Nov. 15. Sines our Um mossy has not beau in mach more inquiry, mad the beaks having raised their rates of interest 1 per co. all round, looks sore like a precaationuy mason than any thing else. Timid people are however, anticipating consi derable Weaning is the begialing of the year. Gmernment smarities bate fall's is mine, and the following are the quotations : Biota Fine. 1034 to 104 ; Sims Fours, 87 ; Compaay's View, 994 to 1 ; Company's roars, 834 to 84. The share market k dell, kw transfen taking place. The rate, of the day are : Bank of Bombay, 191 per mat. prem. ; Oriental Bank, 181 pm coot. discount ; Commercial Bank, 8 par mat. discount ; and Agra Bank, 2 per mat. discount. The apart by the indite,' el the Orisatal Beak has jut beaspoldkbod, end It nimgeggia the besiege* of the may nay at Alm knobs, to be gem' sad catialssfas7. We g ive Um, g or4 s a t ang Via Ice swat =HIM= gamlderabls gansat of bedew las dm% Maas Irvin goes dawn some ' *bat 111 ** rates la order to be able to Mil themselves ell doe allemsoiL favourable nu of menage reline for gnie dna pet The Dawdles holidays Was, tarmisated, WI de e Maid to sa increase of buslama, bat the native amiss Maid increase yot eatered the =aka es freely se might ban beta ogristsd. There bas boa bat gas arrival, the Owee Cilesigeree, tram Landes, dams gin lat. Ths esport N maga dab, the Raleigh* Ms boss it a Islashly large gatgat. Plan Ooons.—Prises he most dagalpdons of pion goods lunges boa _lames& by bellon, a pretty tall badness has bon trasemad la tbsa tipasantry emptiere ham not se yet Irsisrai tie medosy god It le expeenA that when they 414 disse orimiair ilwrike. may again improve. Ore, gni begs bola et as follows: fibbtlap, 10,873 jog" al Rag Pa to Rs. 6: 7 mums par plain ; 40 to II lest GO reed skied, innirod after, the inferior =brft de& 406 pe., at Be. 6:6p. p. Long 3,67 T ps., at Re. :13 : 6 te Rs. 6: 3 p. p. The pdso of them fabrks has onasvellet Reproved, and ney its In barer hanky them knearly. T sloth, 6 i= *mi. et Be. 31 to Is. 3: 7 as. p. p. Oa Wes s dosilas has takom plea, bat titulars Wm In some request fa ongsgsgess. Jegoesets, IWO p., 'Ably an. makes, at Rs. I:4t 1 Ig Ilia :7 : 6 jt.p: Da mead doll, prism en tamely. Itssiargersi 23 .= 1, 1 4 Ili I I Rs. 1 :14: 6to Be. 4: 6 p.p. _ Tim er quallam eau la 1 little request, tits sake Wetted bong of tie meow: and 1 lower destrinion. Dosassdos—No badmen ,lag again reported. Walk. 600 pc. Id Rs. l i t i t t la bladed Ratsthan Imo bona lltds dose. MEd fr at 44 to p. p., Ow quality most A bo. to 7$ rad. 36 lag% 40 pl. Kalb, sad seem oca oin la panty fair smelly at Isaac sates ; an Nada. =piriggenst shake, sada tad elsock, an dell gad lee. Pnil flat- 'r a ny red his gale hes 16.111 le Gant 4111160 pa., at Bs. 71 to Ba. el. p.p. Selo rd malls an in fair eamniry, bat we busass = ll sy b sohg. 71•47 Geed•—fleas isw sales Iwo bed ii. t u re at limes , =S a r a n= t i rh s,, ses p il s % , : . l la lie lowing" low la gad book bigotind aid deagAlge, and *waked Rills, a t i &—V l7.7 beho mile sEs." l "nramltZtla Witirol WLNDING UP OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. THE ROYAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA. Yesterday, on the resumption of the proceedings in the winding-up of this bents, before his Honour Master Richards, Mr. G. H. Wray, late manager of the be k, was examined —He deposed that the names of Mr. M. W. Boyd, Mr. J. Boyd, and Mr. C. Boyd were not on the of finally printed list of proprietors. Was present generally in 1817 sad 1849 at the meeting. of the directors, anl efts present at owe in 1847 when observations were made rAstive to the DAIWA of these three gentlemen not being on the 'hue register. Mr. George Webster and Mr. Mask Boyd were present, and the termer stated to the secretary that this should be rectified, end that these geLtlemen should hold shares. Mr. Meek Boyd then directed that tire shares should be pissed to sash name, and that the shares should be purchased, and from the trinefen he had seen since and from Mr. Wood, one of the bank clerks, he understood the shares were bought and se placed. It was usual for one of the directors to sign the certificate of shires being transferred, but did not believe that any certificate was issued in the case of Mr. Maitland Boyd. Dividends were declared continuou'ly tram 1842 is 1847, but could not state whether any dividend was aver paid to either of these three gentlemen. Mr. Maitland Boyd had not applied to witness with reference to these shares stone this Inquiry was opened, nor had he had any conver sation with him or Mr. Legere theugh he poreibly might here had with Mr. Mark Boyd, or Mr. White, clerk to the latter. Did not until the last meeting believe that Mr. Maitland Boyd had ever signed soy document as a share holder whatever, and dared say be had stated err 'CI other parties. The transfer of the five shares in January, 1848, was in the handwriting of Mr. Wood, but the transaction did not appear to have been entered in the minute book. Cres-examined by Mr. Daniell.—A list of shareholders in the Royal Beek was from time to time made out, and sent to the shareholders, with the number of shares which they held. Tee name of Mr. Maitland Boyd appeared on the list for 1847, with five shares opposite his name, but oauld not state whether notices of the general meetings were sent to that gentleman. The tick" placed opposite the names did not denotes that the notices were sent to each of the shareholders ; but was probably for the purrs* of cherkicg the number of shares with those in the ledger. At the first general meeting of the bank, in 1846, witness's impression was that Mr. Maitland Boyd was present, but could not swear it. Believed that the ledger would show the shares of whiela the paid up capital of 116,0001, given in the general report of August, 1847, consisted ot, for a portion of which there were bills receivable. In the account of 11,620 ahares, upon which 101. per share had baen paid, was in cluded the fire shares to Mr. Maitland Boyd. This was an in 1846,1846, and 1817. Rieexamined.—lt appeared from the books that there was no cash paymcat made by Mr. Maitland Boyd to the bask in respect of his fire shares. Mr. Sewell here observed that he was not prepared to go into any investigation on the present occasion beyond that which related to five shares in 1848. Mr. Daniell, counsel, and Mr. Harris, solicitor for Mr. Wryglits the official manager, said they understood a letter had appeared in the Daily Neter on this subject, from which they inferred that the whole matter was to he gone into. /dr. Sewell replied that a letter had appeared, but that the , subject of the other five shares would come on at a future , meeting ; his object ca the present occasion mainly being with reference to the shares of 1848, and the veracity of Mr. Maitland Boyd, in comparison with which he oared nothing about the liability the shares would entail on Mr. Boyd, and be thought the evidence of Kr. Wray want tar to put the matter right. Several new companies have been referred by the court to the Masters In Chancery, to be wound up, but they cannot be proueded with this term, as the Masters' courts are full, independently of the fact of not one of the 130 coat patties under the operation of the Whiding•up Act having yet been finally wound up. His Honour Muter Brougham his declined to make a call sp•cially f or payment of the costs of winning up, being of opinion that a first call to be made under any estate should be to pay the claims of the creditors. It is understood that the Bt. George's Steam-packet Cona n, !Phone vowels plied for a length of time between - _ Cori, Liverpool, anetie European inn, it wound isp so far as the payment of creditors is weeetned, and that out of the two calls of 1001. per share and 361. per share wade on the shareholders to defray liabilities, a sum of 40,0091. his been collected. The new Master in Chancery Humphry will, as junior matter, sit for the despatch of bonnets during vacation. PUBLIC SALES. Dna. 17.—8 y Mr. W. FIIILD, at Runway's—Lease and gcodwill of the Crown Tavern, Bayswater-road, held for 19 years at 1001. per annum—sold for 3,8401. BEADZIL, at the Mart—Absolute reversion to two fourths of 1,4601., 'Three per Cents. 1,6001. Reduced Three per Cents., and 401. in CUD, at the death of a lady aged 77, subject to payment of a moiety of 6601.-6601. Means. ROTIZILTB and ROBY, at the Mart—Leasehold house, 3, Harford-place West,: Walworth, let for 321. per annum, term 34 years at 21. 12s. 6d.-2601. Iwo bonne, Huntsman-street, Zug-street, Walworth, and four houses, Little-park-place, producing 871. 2s. per annual, less tai.., held for 61 years at 71.10x.-4951. Two hosiers. Bartlette-passage, Holborn, let for 501., term 84e years at 41.4e.-4001. two houses, Cornwall road, Lambeth, annual value 701., term 46 years at 121.-31301. DAILY 'WEATHER TABLE. TM:1111MA; Deo. 19, 1850. The State of the Weather at at& ei the tollowiag plates at Nine °Week yesterday atoestai. The Maim en arranged Is seder all latitude. Murat Pima ""V." BIM of Your. OWL Snow Gentle Hams Calm _ Oustlatraus Oustle Breese &Indy Snipe CSO Ma Oimesßrew esti*Sem Gods Mrs Wit Ake Galls liere huh Bram Ontle &SW* Oda Gamprows (Down) NM/ Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Clown= Madlam near Omani OwlMs_ _ Samna/es ............... imams MP Gusisan Inmaort• Mama+ Frosty Pi!tkally Moly partially Cloudy Cloudless =lan Cloudless Partially Cloudy BILITOCK ........... Banrsosou —...... N.W. Tans psy, ozrzr. Comm cf eimA_li WisC W.N.W. Dream _ """`f .... ....a. I. .... Kite of Weithic Clair. Tie room tren the hilowleg plums did not reach this ease In lime publisalks yesterday ; they thank** In &.Y. the Mete of the weathet as Tuesday raorning at nine °Valk. w. w. B.W. N.W. B.W. Hord WM Oinilarvae Partially Cloudy entio Brom Partially Goody Fgali Mews Primedpilly Pia Clalm Clo ody Mims War Oeicart Eii: LW. LONDON AND SOD= WNOTNiN RAILIVALTridIO for the week erase Dee. 16, 1860: PNINNISTI, 0,6661. Oe. 101(14 poi% 1,0101. O. lea.y wok %NU Os. Blanc. Les /I.W. N.E. W.R. NW. iiv. iii: ea w. N.W. W. N.W. B. ILL &W. N.W. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ______ , SLIM.; Gaut*" . lei CASUALTIES. Ace Johnson, fo hitre ham, lost Bede, r &e. m Liverpool, at W iamn, f or for : l .L l D o ) n .eo g : K ati on i., y fo , r off B L ie i na rrrpoo Lm l, e pu sa tti d o :o h putkofiu: Andrew Colville, for Valparaiso, has put back—L, emm • Clytha, of and kr Cork, front Bt. John's, NI) B *11PD : b o y : I II l i "a b ch ° : l:: t kasiu. h e tedouvit.nreo t ailed as reported J.e!erdaf. i wit t with, with six feet wa fre ter in the hold, and the crew ;y day.—Greenock, c. 17. sill, aced laodtd ttrelaa George Hudson. Morton. from Smidm llnd,for Nn;:e , beak from 7 W., very leaky.— Plysantith, e. 17. • Helena gicnnin (s), from Ilsenbarg and nb,rer., New Tcrk, has been lost ; 175 of the err w an 4 saved by the Devonshire, Homy, ad Lee Cr,stri Southampton, Dec. 18. je Dee. 18. an Yen Eyck, for Ostend, has pot bock._ L L uc if er (barque), WIN fallen in with, 9:11 37 N., lon. 15 W., bending to the wetter%r! ' raptly abandoned. The vessrl app.:re' t, i n every respect, baying no apparent damare, exception of the bulwark being gene. s,keby, Rhine, second mate in eforERCIVI fi' . e from Mauritius for Cork, put in here yester,,y 1.7 with loss of boats, bulwarks, galley sod dr,ki late master, Mr. Trotter, and the mete, overboard and perished, as well as the dim 2,5,.., on Saturday lest; part of the as Mint.: —I Die. 17. SEABORNE MAILS. Day when made .11,: Fm a COUNT/PIM In Gene: p, Office Luadon. . America (via New Tort by Etritialt paeket)..,..N Ilan. 3 :_,, America (via Barka by; British packet) NlDecerober :0 Amerlea(hylineited State., ! I. BeT ket). ..11' December 20 ... 1 •, N lady 8razi17....................N.atet of the month , ~ btu anonyms ....... ...22, Ith of the 61 , 11111, Callfornia(via Cliegrea)Jd ,17th: of the mom'. Cape of Oa:Alive N.January li V'. Central Amuck* .M teolkilthof month... , Channel Islas .N.Non.,Wed.,teird. • Mill 111 17th of the moan, ifnmee Id k N Twiee daily : 1, Hamburg N Tuc-day & Fri !at . , , Holland ........... .... ..M teednea. k Saler. . llooduras N 1.701 of the mond -- Ireland Mlt li Tome (1.44 .. .... , India (tie Southard, t.)91 Nth of the m dit • India (via Mange* Ni7thealthot mood.. i.) Idediterraneen(viaSouthl , ampica) ll 30th of the math., Mediterranean (via Mal,. .—... sTiCe;c 7:14 ,7thic2 lth amontl.' h r Nexho N 2.1.1 .4 the month , Pesuauls N 7thl7th27thof oho. •• Pun N 17th of the met.. Wort ladles 11,171 of the mouth Wert Indies (except Hr. masa. sad Nassau) Mitoduf the month • N signifies that the oaks ore lent from by Use sight—srd Si by the nun niou—ar.; . ARRIVED. Arte, - DurA-OR N. rurrlam.l, Deceml,r 17 f_ ALBroir -at' Milford, Doe•mlrer Arms-at Milford, Deo:alba le, troll. Axis-of Liverpool, Daman I% :rGur AnAA-off Liverpool, Du:ember IS, fr,n Amos OILL-41 Liv.rpool. Dean cr 17, ,r lim.t.wraettaa Lam Critto', 1), ,7 Datramt-elYl4.ForEaml, Uneerrlrr 1.; Baraceactia-al Dartmouth, I ha - mix:4. ' l7 CLTIMIDALI-of IkAl, bomber 17, flout CarDaca-01l N. Foreland, I htrurkr i. fr Lli.amorrz-olf Bouthoul.l, 1.4.1:m5t.r 17, Derma ro,r,-at Liverrpool, D.couNer IN Cimua-at Liverpool, r 17, irau ELIZ4 StIAIP-at 1 1, 11cco EuLuw Stowe -at :no cue Dow= Bracao-off IX.II, OVINILLILIN -OS pea , LC* La.L GALANDr-off ' l./coonbrr 17, fr. . «n , r 1:, Haunt—off Deal, Dec...oar .7, lion Itore—at Falnewath, December 17. uem liornae—at °reverend, December 17, us,nt Hoaxer—at Liverpool, December 1, man le.alu.a Beware—at Liverpool, December Is, :0 luaus—at Gravesend, .I.kreember 17, Jolla ADD MAIIADCA-10 lintwentl, a c• Jona—at Gravegend, Dissemble' 17 . 111 1'u•• • • • Jaaaar Lutt—at Falmouth, December I , .m . Ktuace—at Falmouth, I.k.nroter IT, Iron .„ Yarn—at Torbay, DeomMer 17, Lion mum. —el Queenstown, Dearober 10, Loom—off 1)cal, December 11, fr0m..... . Talcum—off Idorgate, December t LADY &moron—at Torbay, Decerstar 17, fr., Leer—at Bristol, December It, from Loco 0. Daavaacz—at Liverpool, Demmese IL, Mama—fit Uwe pool, December ill, in , su MART MITWAKT-111 14r:emcee, December I Maas—at Gravesend, December 17, from Maane—at Gras - mend, December IR, from MATILDA IA:C1110-1/1 Deal, December 17, e. u. Maar—al Queenetoun, December It:, from bluer. nvares.—at Margate, December 17, tr Maar Wimun--et Plymouth, IXoutalrr 17, I. Aan—at Queenbtown, Decerober Orto—at 11ocenatomr, Den It, trot o.—at Liverpool, , Docember Is, from . ...... PATILIDANT—at Liverpool, December DS, from Pease—at Margate, December 17, from linuavurr —st Deal, December 17, Iran Etsusourre Coma—at Saloombe, December Bauosvorera—at Falmouth, Member Pi, SATAPNAII—STOISTDMITI, December IS, fr. m Truisms—at P.mtansouth, December 17, 10e: Wasscrtworen—at Margate, December 17, Mluteasmaca—at Portland Roads, Decent., r 17, lausts—at Falmouth, December lb, from Wm:swears—at Giameend, December 11, from BAILED. Ammo -from Gemmed, D_Temober 18, to Acovi.rts-from.tihieels. December 16, to ...... Seo.usier-from tituthampton, Dv - Amber 16, . CLARsieDA-trast Shields, Member 16, to .. Cammorrs-from Gravellend, December 18, to Cossecalw-from Liverpool, December 1 6 , C.AILitTOWII-froal Liverpool, December 10, to Callan-tram Liverpool. December 13, to ...... Doerr Ilittea-from Liverpool, December It, to' Doom-from Shields, December 16, to Lints-from Shields, December 16, to Lana, Casouss-from tiluell*, December Pl. to Ewearers-Iron Gramma, December 18, to Emus-hem Liverpool, December 18, to .......... Haim MaLLA- froze Liverpool, Dreaenber 18, FunalmA-from Gravesend, Dee. le, t 0,...... Preosy-trom Liverpool, December IS, to, ....... noose-from Llartlepool, De:ember 1 7 , to ... Iltaix--from Dartmouth, 1 December 16, to ...... Isseusr-tram Stockton, December 16, to lacer -from Oramsend, Dm 18 , lessm--trots Liverpool, December 18, to lasso Wave-from Liverpcol, December IS. to ,- Liarr.-frost Liverpool. December 18, to ......... Lows-trom Melds, December 17, to ............ MAAR BANNATTN*--eined Gravesend, December 17, MART geezer or Sane -from Liverpooli B Deo 1 % Oman-treat Gravesend, Damodar , to Paremoni-tront Gravesend, December 17, to PalaCial Scrim-from Gravesend, December 1 6 , 1, Penmen ',lemma-from Shields, December 16, to Per= AIM Jour - ham Liverpool, terDecemb le, 10 PadISIX-trom Liverpool, December 18. .... • Romurre-from Shields, DWI:COW 11, to . Briar DOlertbelir -from Gravesend, Demotes 1 4 , Sammy-from Liverpool, December 18, to ....... Trop-from Liverpool, December 18. to Taos-from Liveepool, Dmerober 16, to Txe Duce-from Liverpool, Dee. 18, to ..... Gravesend, December 18, to Vasnm-from Stockton, December 16, to ............ • Wevemas-tram Gravemend ; December 18, to W. Pawl-from Liverpool, December 16, to VIIBBELB SPOKRN WITH. Fumy Garrigues, of London from the Danube, Cape Faust°, with cargo shifted. Julia, oLFowey, from Smyrna for L)rtdea, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DB BIRTHS. BERCROIIIIIIL—Dec, 16, Mn. H. D. Atercoo street, Regent's.pert, 01 • son. 1. ALLAGAI4.—D•e. 16, at Chippenham, the ink of Eq., ol a ow. reft4i 17, at LadY I. of a da ug hter. — FOULCIEJL—Dee. IL, at noe.etzeet, Waltham.4m Youlger, Eaq., of &daughter. IMPICHT.—Dee. 12, at Ltarblo.hill, the wife of tri. of I daughter. MARMACIZE. HORSLET—WILNON.—Dee. 17, at RNYTriniti"„ 'geom. left ley the Rev. H. P. Fell. ,r s PYO-Minno. DmblehNo, tie Anne, fourth &vitro ° L. Wilms. of Nottingham. I.GRIOOI—NICELL—Dee. 17, at All Boole', Lai the Rev. P. P. Phillip, ILA., Planter of Beratilf! ley.equare, C. It. WOrigor, Req., elderly* of tt Bart 8.C.8., Diltetmeetalful of the Ane7 711,421 to Flu b,* Auto, YOullgtet daughter of CeL Sir IL ADLER—TATLOR.—Den 17, at St. Mary% 177 , 7 ,"?. the Rev. J. Oaks, J. H. Baler, P 14.• only ac.""' Sadler, of Pteldsedeepare, add Bernhard Parffi Sophia Jese, (edema daughter ce the late J. Taylor. OURLE—JOHNBOR.—Des. 17, at the parWl ohg ish t Lae, the Rev. Theodore A. Mahn, re, misted by the Rev. 8. Faill." •/,?! ; ?,"7 Boothappres.llS Chaderre7.lane, So"' ; the __hilt nolid, de Be., of t ao.loort. near 14 'minor AWN oral of the lae Wllliam Prior of Aldbovough, MAU, add of Helton Berard/64 DEATHS. CUM—Dee. Is, at Banthover, near Lewes. RlMti of the late O. Clay, Esq., of Nottlogbam-Plan, 3te YOULOIIII.—Dee. 111, at Hoe-street, Wanhexastot r, idle of A. fealger, at iced 11. HIINT.—Des. 14, Candles ?mom teed two Sian and Dee. le, Rand; John William, aged 400 M r. ' H. A. Hunt, of Cheeteniquare, and Parliameut.-to HECIL—Dee. 14, T. Usk, Zee, late Clerk of tee IN Dublin Osetle. PAWLF..—Dea. 14,1111 x. otge dastkte of P. Pait, team, Hlghbary, Need V. TWININO.—Dae. 14, at ?Welshes. 0. U 7 Land" and late East taws, flarrey ".ll4. , Mad .... 600 .---.001 ....„. um st so s, wrei.sit• isms" is rill" ......._ or Asa. ' Ul4