The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) OPENING OF HILARY TERM. the nr.t L. of Hilary Term, aad as as t. the IA) Ch.uicellot Lou 4 DOS catertsia the judges • • o-..1.f.e.t. a. its N.o.ember, there WY DO " pIOCSOISCS" to 'A .tu.iu..ter 11.411, And the +eyeful courts upload at the .1 hour. o of QUEEN'S BENCH. 1.. IY Brow". (14fore the Lama atial Judie@ Cod, All, Mr Judi,. Wiegman, Mr. Justice Crampton, I Ir. Jibgice 11111.) %Ml' lln 'call!) Or 111DOULK1(41._ ...„ y moved on lethal' of the Kara hoard of the f 3114.Uewielt. in the county 44 l'he%ter, , . rite coiling upon Themes Jones awl James I. • .cersecrs of the poor for the township tLu.Lnlh ern x,, shieh lies mane the perish of Middl.•- i .chin. upon then, to show muse why a rmsdanim , -.4 not issue c sanding them to pits' "vet a sum of • ••• •d out .4 the rute, , of the township to the burial dll Miiilkwich. The fairish d Middlewht was ronsti .l.4 I'. townships each of which had Allptll'Ate overseers wparite•ly weettitiaal it. owe plaw. There was, how. • hut ire vestry for the whole of them. l'p to the 1 , 40 there was only one ehiareh in the parish, And livs in the township of Middlewih, but since then the, church had been envied in Minshulleetnon, under Church iluihliug %et : each of these churches i a lainid.grouml :ittselied to it, and they had heen • i imliscrituiriately by the poirishiow•rs. In the yeti however, it 1111.1/1 recoiled At a meeting of the cc•try •• .t there should Ira stew tonal ground for the whole and a Imurtal Is.onl was appointed simultaneoudy. • heuril at owe peueeedini to impairs ma ground. .1 for the purpose they burrowed a sum f dmev ti, the pubbe loan imonianashmers. To provide for the . meat of the immlnwnt, due upon the loon, the birisl .1.1 issued ilirtilhates to the lifMen different townships, •ortioeing the amount wh i ch ....eh was to pay ; and, with . exeeptiosi of the• township .4 Ilinahullvernan„ the whole them had paid the proportions chArgeel. Now, :41. h the inhabitant 4 Illishallreruon h.al Always attended ....sin meetings .4 Middlewich, they now objected :ha Miusloilt erten, a.e. not in the pari-h At all. The Lorml 'Met dustier Then th.• townchip WAR always ti,eted as nu interred portion of the parish. If so, you icse male out quite sufficient prima fa. o• to entitle you to 1:olo nisi accordingly. cOURT or EXCHEQUER. 'satin+ iu liteou.--(Hefure the Lent Chief Elmo and Harter Mart* Clausell, add Wild..) .%t the iittreg el the court their kraal" pe delivered in wipe eases eteadieg over frees last terse. )40111: AX r. t. \IT ANU A NUTHUL -JI.O.IIIILIT. Th.. Lord Chief Heron delivered the judgment of the ...it in this case. It was a rule to set aside the verdict *liip !. lied beta entered for the pfaintitt, and to enter anesitit or a verdict for the defendant. The ilaintiff brought his action against the executor. of an unikeep• r at whose house he was 01 guest. to rei..er the idiot of pertain valuable. which had he en stolen fniui be bedroom use night while he was its teen iest. It had beau proud at the trial that It. goals lull been let, and they were of opinion that the verdict of the jury wa. not wrote. fur the plaintiff had not is soy way cauributed to the Mss,The rule would there fre he ilingueguL iteiesirs{ ansictlin;lv. lei AIM% r. TOCNG.—JI'DiAirtt. Yr. Mum Wilde delivered the, judgment of the court in llus mar which had been trial in Middlesex before his 1ced .417.. It was an action 'sought to recover damages for in. pines 41144.11i1M41 be the plaintiff by reason of the allegod serligence of the defendant. It appeared that the phstiff was at work on a scaffolding in pullie‘ down a teat trail. when .me of the portlecks—the timber drixee Dd.. the wall to snmewt the waffolding —broke, land tle plaintiff was precipitated to the ground, the LII I.r.akin4 his leg. The defence was that the had not erected the scaffolding; end loft ("mid f..r the plaintiff, leave being reserved to the ilefindant to move the mond on the question .1 the d, toilant'dishluty. That rule bed been moved for, and now for Judgment. Ihe wart mere of opinion that the ink to .nter the ierdict for the dekethat wade aceordiagly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Maim Br. Coursishair Basoyd.) as wrIIULITTELD MID CO. —Tali aIIZAT ULM= VA lit W. Thie mee reaatnett this morn*. Mr. Lisklater briefly exam :..41 M. Arida, hasher. of liverpooL yr. N'illarna on behalf of the Bask of Los eta. Wiwi Mr. Allen. the secretary of that teak. Ills. Buis pat few questions to his eltent, Mr. Mortis wale, owe of the letakrupto. Mr. Law/awes tlechattd to imamate his elicit (Mr. Laorrirev, eirervin that all the (seta were auflittiestly Iteftee 11.. amt. The awe being thee stsidruly brought t. a dose, es fag es the evil...are ems eesseined, gad M.. Kerelak.., the morel Lr the meioses; ad ►ring preeeet, further presseilkiip men bdpounsel motif the 13gd irL CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TlllB DAY.) - OLD COURT. COURT. (Before b. Jades libtakbant.) tat LIAIII/1 MAIM% The trial of 4 red Albert Pooh ineee perjury, was again Jed with thin The ',Weser that w iN aTtitioed to.lay wee prem . ody the &we a that which wee gives apes the (tarsier trill. Beard aid W..llord, the two priseipal witateete, proved the late omeeeted with the removal of the property to Kip tlclepe to the' rapidest* of (Upfront'. one of the prisowers already couvieted. The awe for the peaeetatios lasted esseklen,ble par t't ' 4 the der. sad the trial is sot likely to hs boss& to , erluesoa esti] a late hoar. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) HOW•ST REST. comer PICVJ.. AT TIII Two wtO-dressed mew, named Smith and Waller , both kaolin to the police, and the former alleged to be a re• tuned convict, were charged with stealing ma open glass few a young haat muted William., at the pit catnap of inarydase Theatre. iteigcant of the F distant°, said be WWI on duty is prir.de clothe. at the rotator...of the thesis' at half•peat %ilea the doors were opened. He saw the pri• • nen hanging about the entrance. Walker, who had white kid gloves on, oortiotollonT took one of cad slipped his hand let.. the pocket of some 0.n.0. generally a lade, while Mouth stood about and • mend him . They made several feint. to enter the thoete. but never welt so far as the pay place, let' each brae turned back, forciag their way against the crowd. At .set they •' shoved" vsolestly against the protecutris. mid smith put hi. head into her pocket, withdrew it staler toe .knee of hi. Inventiver .ape, and made a t4.w.ad. OR. street. Witness hem by the •La, 1 attempted to catch his hand. and perceived tint he had an opera glum, which, however, he immediately •:eippnl in the door. Smith was seized at the same time lo Aug hot °fitter whom witness had directed to look after Sou. Mims Williams had by this tone entered the theatre, after removing the prisoners to the etatioelneme, vow, returned to the theatre and communicated with he• m...••Vi!liant. said he went to the theatre with her sister t .Nerried Lady) and the chddres. tam was rudely jostled °coo mew, oue of whom sm. the proser Smith, whom Lic.Lred " not to pooh va." She drl aot mime the opera • ••• tdl .hie had reached the boles. Upon nientimaing her •-• t.• a pelican's.. she woe informed that such a aims taken h um a thi e f. sulee.piciitly she mown. *nowt Holum. to the statioe.house. :aid after she .Iceenled the opera I.lam it was sheave to her, and she • , •t• tied it. It was worth 101. Th., were committed for tad. Y.' men, named Fr., and Lab-. were reromded on a Melting pockets at the Atlelphi Theatre, at the f the performasoes kat sight. 11.1Z1110110111:1145741EET. two:Roam% crtaDrt7 u .1 CA SIIAN. • Bea,. tsdll.r 9.14 rob 2.1 1 10. was .baretwi will Muuk, sad furiously thiviag hi. eels, to the danger d fAsiair Thanclore f:aililatio•ker, of University eons.. •,• Oa the evening before. being nowell„ he engaged ' cab TINY Padlihonosplars, llsfoolvdnead. • t the alefembeat to drive him sad a lady • few • .wynowl lb. Pantheon. At arm the defendant hardly • I. it sed,leoly dumbed off At a vcry furious • poach an indeed that the lady Wag fouhil • • evnkl M slasheil to pieces. awl both of 4b injured. At lentil he so•!,..seded stoppiShe •a:.:.l.l•lferval him sixpence. the diaries vii •4 mile, when t:A, defendant demoaded • • him thst he recagvil him i• ' the emir. H.. then toad tho defeedaat, who m 1 oared loin, to dove Lite to the stali , m, and he •.it thr•n.h a Danaher of hack street& b b i a l. t..P1114. 4 b the 1611111111131 k. but thought mot to heat the mercy of a diri.ultro cabman. la. corded with an acify I vat the defvedeat v i a ,break. Akitt said it va. :1.. 4 Me'. and ha ebon'l dual ...!••mikat he .IAI with all canoes &Ante in a If. Age es., r weeks. Caen a. rh a to..a . 41/11 of ei,. • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 166.1. ritosrs ON THE THAMES. The Thames was frown for 14 weeks in 11163, and below bridge to Gravesend, from November 24 to February 10, in 14.34. In 17•15 CIIMSaIs pared over from Lambeth to Westminster, sad fires and diversions were WALL...POI in 1607. lu 1614 the river was covered with ice 11 inches thick, and nearly all the birds perished. lu 1716 a Lie was held and oxen roasted ; this frost continued from November 24 to February 9. A frost in 1740 lasted nine weeks, when coaches plied upon the Thames, and festivities of all kinds were celebrated upon the ice. From November to .Isnuarv, in 17149, the river was Namable opposite the Customhouse, and in 11414 booth. were erected. Thu present frost has Instal about 11/ days, and if it continues for the wine period looger, the ass of the Serpentine im,y be transferred to our great metropolitan river. BRITDIII POSSIOSTONS. it INI i 362i.RAT9. I C =C" I kiss t°447 tat p.m. 166 an Atlantis 16114. La 73 75 74 L 1: lioat . C.ln.L.Sp.a. 1 12 93 xla 901 all 1141/aloisliekeHarial: I 14 f 111 ... 10 all De. loreterate• I 7 100 110 Ist,Bras4..lloadarlek @p.a. Ida, Aug. 1,1373 asdarasdbybe.lLß. 75 SO 100 100 Do. Ja1y1,1973, ditto ft 7t 100 100 Do.Jass I. 1074 ditto O6 1 0 S all lb S. Banta 1 dl. par sin 20 5 Sllp.e.gma 3ll dla 10 71 Oaples I cog IOf Ala zlo 99 10 Bolan If dta St 100 LAM 90 alt Do..Tabbalpcs• — WS all p. at. Debest 971 961 IN all De. 6p. ot. do. 100 all De. do. do. 1886. 1 04 die 901 9 20 all Goalaft di Iltalbourso — —, 84. 100 Bread Thole or tll 94 1 too all Do. • par et. Prot 190 all Do.i l oe.Pret6p etBe O4 OA 100 an Do. 6 par et. (*bent 46 46 •- 100 all Do. 7 per et. 1902. 63 67 IM all Do. do. 1907 45 SO WO all Do. do. 1871 45 60 It. 100 Indian Peninsula 95 96 ila 961 2ln JO 9 Do. New 1100 0t Do olladlsg. sp. ct ... ...* S IS Do. Do 2l If d 4 —. 1/4 ell 04.Waut Canada, Shares 10.1 101 101 1 10/ IS Do. New lo} 10 die 74 100 all Do.73da,par 40.t1110 0 95 100 WS all Do. do. 73 till 00 95 100 100 all Do. do. 73 lioutop 93 96 100 all Do.s4p.etßda,pay.l7 6e 92 k 109 Iladrea Guar. 41 wet 93 45 xin k 105 Do. do. II pie ot 92 93 2in 06 li 116 MN Do. 441 Do. 41 do. par el .s If 46 lf din „674 la Ulan. It. 100 Molb.Corp Op. et. —.— 90 all N.Brtinsylek i Cniada le an c D tta . a A cap. sit do : 7 II all Do. do. B aep. *a 6 7 is in Do. do. land do 6 7 111 Is (Ilmlted) — -.— OIL HS 10 an Ds. l'unjaub — Ala , 8 xln 60. 100 Do.lud.St Plot.a. 14.4 lt 94 l ' 10 1 Limited. ftrip f 4 ell. ... OOLONIAL aoraunairr 11167111LITIBIL Ns. 116 I 37009.0. PLI Cl. Ow. l Balta. .... .. Das.Gor.4lp.e.Jaa.BAS ASO 100 114 id .... .. Do.Spidoent,lB79 ..1 .... .. Da. Spar cent 1860 .. IN .... .. Do.4lpar mut., 11411 . ISO .... .. 40.6 par et Fab.f.kes. HS 110 lit .. .... .. ifallpar et. Mar.rnSap.,los .110 114 *{ De.spar co at. lOO 991 100 f sd .... WO ik.. do. ee.. —.. .. Capeotellope S 6 p.e p. I t 1740 . 100 107 108 .... .. Do. do. 1490 100 107 108 109 .... .. Now Brasew.Oor.6 ;ed. 400 1011 196 xd, .... .. o.ll.WalisOr. 6p. e. 11336 109 97 99 aft ... .. Do. Sp. 0., 1871 ta 1376'103 97 96 sd .... i.. Do. 6p. e., 1663 .... . Tyra Scotia 6p. et. 641100 i —.. :. Dab. redacts. 137_ _9 . . 140 1054 106154 -.. .... —S. Aut. 064.6 we. Bawls h ie .... .. V1e.04. Op. 4.4106.11.1a1y 100 .... .. Do. do.6p.a. Apr. 6041. 90 107 148 Ifflf BARBAROUS MURDER IN SLIM). The cormspotitlerit of Ll)+, f)ohrio h: ,,, nifog Po , / supplir, the folhrin4 p.o.rticuhars of the barbarous murder of doer persons in the towu of Rallyinote, county Sligo : Jan. 9. "Crest con•ternation was created iu thin town this morning by a rep It of three persons having lien tour. lend in the proverbially peaceful town of Ballymote. Last night mine were inclined to doubt it. but. unfortu• Lately, it has turned out tube too ti tie. I have ascertained that kr. Callaghan, his wife, and a servant girl have beet) foully murdered by some person or persons at preseut an known. Mr. Callaghan ,uel hi. wife kept what is cou ddered a strong grocer's shop in the town of Bally te, about II mile. from Sligo. They were in very comfortable eircurrestances, and were much respected in the neighbour. had. on account of the shop not having beet, opened this morning s. urinal, inquiries were set on foot, and, on au entrance Icing mash: into the house, Mr. and Mrs. Callag han were found shunt in their beds, touch bruised, and with their throat. cut. sal in an outhouse the servant girl was found dead, with her throat cut Dearly from ear to e,ir. Mr. Callui.;bau was about eighty years of age, and his wife was not Intel his junior. so that it is not prubirble the murderer or murderer; met with much opposition from the aged souple ; but it is supposed that the poor girl heard a scuttle, by .urne IllettllS became ecquainted with the dread ful work going on in the bedroom, and, in the hope of moving her own life, made for the back door, but Lad not time to proceed many steps outside before she was overtaken sod foully murdered It is thought that the object of the perpetrators was plunder, and that the Os/lagbuns were knows to be premed of considerable means; and from the appearance of wane drawers, it is thought that robbery has been added to the great crime. Al P.M as the molder because known the polioe were ,in the alert, and some mounted men of the force were despotched to Sligo to have measures taken tojorevent any stispirioie. persons proceeding by steamer to Liverpool or Glasgow. An express wee also seat to loniakilleu to use the telegraph wires to put the authorities at Belfast and other seaports on the qei erre. It is ge nerally thOt that the murders were uot peepetrated soy woos be longing to the town or neighbourhood. l owever, it is me lees to speculate on this point in the present state of uncer tainty. The police have been sent in all directions, and it is hoped that the guilty party will not be long out of cus tody. An inquest will be held this afternoon or to. morrow." cOM.VERCIAL DOCK COMPANY. -(THIS DAY) The half-yearly tneoting of the proprietors wan held at 1 o'clock at the Deckhouse, 106, Fenthurch• stre e t ; Mc. 1). T. Mow; to in the chair. The report said : The direct:in have to report that the number of ships which entered th e do c k e du r i ng th e past year was as fo llows:--810 ships wood laden, 214,106 tom ; 621 corn laden, 12.5,637 tons ; 24 variously, 6,202 tons ; 67 light, 19,101 tons ; total. 1,331 shim 365.0;16 tons. This, though out quite so good as last year, is in excess of the average of several preview, years. The director, have the pleasure to report that the granaries have been fully and profitably employed during the greater part of the past year, and at the present time the stock of grain is the largest that has been in the company's warehouses at any one period. With a view of meatiest the requirements of thi• menasing trade, the dint-tors have, under the advice of the company's engineers, resolved upon making an addition to one a( the present granaries, whic h will, at a comparatively mall cost, afford increased storage to the extent of 20,000 gr.. of The construction of the sew exit to the Thames aulhwirad under the last act of parliament is proceeding estialectarily. The directors recommend that a dividend be desired teethe half .year of 21 per cent. Imes the capital shuck of the company free of income tax, and that the ems be payable on and after illoodiy, the 34th instant." The report concluded by Mating that the dividend warrante would in future be Mai to IS m ie r tfroprieter by post , sad that the folkorlag that day from the board bi ks6M rotation:— Flcessquet, Mr. H. Brandt. , Mr. J. sal Mr. M. Thinens. On the motion of the 111•111.111 A N, the repat was ado Mr. Ger to moved the decleratien of a divided of 2 cent. for the half .year, which was agesad to ; and the re. tiring directors having bees twdeeled, the meeting separated. It *cents that, notwithstanding the extrsorilivary inclemency o: the season, some half-dozen members of the howl= Bathing Club do not flinch from the performaace of their ablutiom regularly every morning in the Serpen tine. It may be aeked bow suck a thing is possible when that sheet of water is a solid mass of ice nearly a foot thick ! But to men cast is meek a heroic mould all diffi culties sae but trifles. All they have to do is to borrow a hatchet from the Humane flodety, and cut away as mock of the km as will furnish them with a bath. These brave bathers are quite minded with a single dive, seal-Iffte, below the freezing surface ; and when they emerge from the Rerpentine, with icicle laden beards, they, of course protest that it is delightful. Mr. Owen Jones writes: —" If Mohammed La- MAO, who complains is the Tint. of this day of the ' cereleasome or *some* of the artists who designed the Alhambra Court in the Crystal Palace at itydenhain is placing imeriptions of the holy name of God es the Sow,' will nay visit to the Alhambes in Spaia he will find the from which there tiles were copied still on the of that building, mil where, I believe, they were placed by the Moors themselves. It me my duty to reproduce tie fact as I found it." Tu show that be was not ignorant of the modern objection, Mr. doom thee quotes an extract hem his ()sole Book of the Alhambra Cant ROOrIMO TIII RIVAL EXCIMANGt. —Yesterday a meeting of tke committee on Chrednun Affairs, convened principally to consider the aubjeet of roofing the Royal Exchange with glass, which has frequently before bees niseitaL especially during the lest year. was held in the ha of the Mercers' Coinpeny, the 'Lord Mayor acting as chairmen. On the motion of Mr. H. Lowman Taylor, • resolution was adopted to the effect that in the °pinkest of the eommittee the memorial of the merchants in favour of covering the area of the Exchange should he com plied with, provided a suitable design can be ad o pted, the mesas furnished, and the assent of the tenants obtained whose rights may in any wa be liable to interference. The committee bail previemly for plans to carry the project suggested by the memeridish into effect, intimating their intention to award premiums to the designers of the three best Thirty-three each pleas have bent mat in, and it was arranged yesterday that the duty of selecting from among them tisanes most (boilable, was tossabistheousa mittee to awned the prizes and chomp the one for final estop : tion. should be confided to the Lord Mayor sad the Master it the Mercers' Company, with liberty to call to their sa. signer. Mr. Tice. the architect of the Exchange, and Mr. Smith, the architect of the Meroers' Company. !torment:se' QtARTEALY MiLTINO. Bin 111NONAll, JAN. 10.—The second meeting of the iron:nastier of this district for this ginner was held in this town this afternoon. The attend nee was less than the avenge ; and it is many years since there was a qusrterolay in which there was so small an amount of business dime. The few makers of the very best brand. of finished iron continue to ',mimed the trade price; makers of inferior qualities dad it difficult to sell at any price, awl each transactions as did I take place today must have been at very low rates, such was the indisposition on the part of consumer* to enter into engagements of any kind ; and the general tone of the as *stably was that of despondency. At many of the works' operations will soon be stopped, consequent oo the difficulty of obtaining material, the canals, with me exception, being frozen The pigruastsni are suffering meet from the pr,eent depend= ; tint the iron trade in is district in every breach of it ia almost a* had as it CM be. N'otTterolears, THI ' RsDAY. —WO COMMA report much alter dim for the better in the lace trade; the unsettled state of the money market tending to depress trole,not only here but all over the country the same autism is president. There ere some few home Innen as well as Germain in the market, but they boy very carefully, in fact, we cannot ex pese anythiug else whilst money is at its present high rite. Yarn is very stiff in price as well as most descriptions of silk. The trade of the town postally has !meg been ex tremely bad. and instead daisy Improvenseet taking eases it seems as if thiap are getting from bad to worn. The little demand for manufecteres which existed List year seems now to be vanishing away, and employment for work less, which has long been some, is getting more so. Newly all the futons.s is the district have either totally or partially stopped working, sad the time when they will spin townie full work seems somewhat indellnite, ing from present appearame, In the meantime, the long continue.) depression has produced its natural consequences, i end the crudities of the artieses of the district as a clam is very depl o rable, and the „ , e-estest digress sad destituticie prevail.. Nntwitleetandime the active esertiota of platen ! threpie indiridusb, clergymen, and other members of tell pos. to pruvide for the went* of the lels.osio; poor , pauperism still frightfully 'escrow/es, and as tl Cr, arc to sages at present of a far until. reaction m the man fac turig trade it need hanlly be remarked that mopeds far the Rest few mouths ..re gloomy and noestl.feeuev. Tallies may, however :an on bet:er than is now anti. i Jewel SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day exhibits increased heaviness. A fall varying from to 4 per cent. has taken place in moat of the leading stocks. London and North Western isnow quoted 100 to ; Great Western, 73 to 4 ; Midland, 1354 to 136 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1174 to in ; Great Northern, 111 to 113 ; South rastarn, 862 to ; Caledonian, 96j to 974 ; and Eastern Counties, 52 to 4. Loinbanlo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 1 13-16 to 1 11-16 dui. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is a little more inquired for. Foreign lines generally are very dull. DI NA_ Sit. I r 4 I BAILWATS. Wel LC. m. day to 1 p. MONEY MARKET-(THIS DA 1.) Two o'CLout. The Stock Exchange to-day is extremeiTiall. The funds are very quiet, at yesterday's prices. British railway stocks are generally weaker, owing to the disappointment occasioned by the falling-off in this week's traffic returns. There is uo other feature of interest in any quarter. The monthly return of the Bank of France, pub lished this morning, shows a decrease of three mil lions and a quarter sterling in the coin and bullion, and an increase of nearly two millions and three quarters sterling in the discounts. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cents, opened at 67fr., showing no alteration compared with the last price of yesterday. The return of the Bank of France has therefore produced no effect. Consols are officially marked 912 and f; for money, and 92 for the account. The present quotations are 911, 1 to for money, and 914 to 92 foe the 7th Feb. The official business re port is as follows : —Bank Stock, 234, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 914, n ; New Three per Cents., 914, K ; Thirty Years' Annui ties, expiring in April, 1885, 104 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1004 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 954, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced." rupee paper, 94 ; IC:chequer Bills, 25., 55., Is. dos. Foreign stocks are inactive at former prices. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady, at 70 to 4, and that of 1858, at 58 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenois Ayres Six per Cents., 66g ; Chiliau Six per Cents., 1024 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 214 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1868, 1857, and 1859, 444, 44, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 924, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1880, 811 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 56g ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 584 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1014, 102. Fous o'CLocK. Consols are quoted 91;., to I for money, and 911 to 92 for the amount, showing no alteration, com pared with the prime current at 2 o'clock. In refraii.ing from raising the rate of discount further, the Bank directors are probably actuated by a wish to avoid exciting unnecessary uneasiness. Should the American advice. next week indicate • prolongation of the present drain, the rate eau be raised on any day. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes terday, but there waist large withdrawal of sovereigns. The amount was variously reported in the afternoon, but was really 100.0001. The principal portion was fur America, but about 40,0001. is understood to be destined for Canada, where the banks may be desirous of strengthening their position, in view of the disturbance southwards. The demand at the discount-office at the Bank continues more active than is usual so soon after the payment of the dividends. This is owing to the circumstance that many other establishments are by no means anxious to do business at present, and that the rates, apart from exceptional instances, are not generally below 7 per cent. In addition to the 12,6001. in specie mentioned yesterday as shipped from Southampton fur New York by the Virago, that vessel took 60,0001. from Havre. The North. Briton, which sailed yesterday for Portland, United States, took 2,2501. in specie. The Bombay steamer which will sail to-morrow will take about 400,0001. in specie, the bulk in silver. Intelligence has been receivel from Melbourne of the departure of the following gold ships, viz : The Wellesley, with 32,854 oz. ; the Stratbedon, with 49,040 oz. ; the Essex, with 14,845 oz. ; and the Champion of the Seas, with 9,154 oz. The ag vegate is 105,893 ounces, worth 424,0001. The Roxburgh Castle, with 167,0001., reported by the prmions mail, is also at sea ; she has now been out 66 days. The aggregate afloat is, therefore, 591,0001. being below the average. Tbe mails from Australia, Calcutta, and China will be delivered in London to-morrow(Saturday). Subjoined is a copy of a telegram, giving athices from Melbourne to Nov. 24 :—" The market has greatly improved. Wool exports since last mail, 16,861 bales. Brandies : Martell, 10s. 6d. ; Hen nessey, 10s. ; Geneva, 15s. Od. Butter, la. ; deals, otl. ; hope advanced 6d. ; Bass, No. 3 10s. • malt, 2s. Oihnan's stores, towed sales. Exchai;ge and freight unaltered.' The accounts from Adelaide to Nov. 26 re ..rt :—"The wool clip is highly satisfao tory-10, 11l bales have been shipped. Copper, 971. Exchange, 1 prem.—selling, 1 discount. Wool, good clean, 15d. to Uhl." A China te l says :—" Tea increase, 5,000,0001 be. Exchange Id. higher at Hong Kong. Shanghae unchanged. shirtings and yarns—active demand ; prices unaltered." A general meeting of the Mercantile Discount Company (Limited) is called for the 24th inst., and will be made extraordinary, to consider the expe diency of a voluntary windingup. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Patent Wood or Fibrous Slab Company (Limited) is to be proceeded with in the Court of Bankruptcy on the 31st inst. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the first series of Wes for the new year there wail better demand than (owing to the rate of 7 per cent. ruling for mopes) was generally expected. The home trade were buyers of East India kips of fair to good quality, red there was a fair export demand for both hip and salted hides, especially the latter, thereby proving that, with an easier money market, a good general demand would have existed at steady prices. East India—Ox and Cow : Qticutta, for the hides sold LW odes rate. were obtained, with, owing to good competition, an occasional advance upon Doom or home trade bidet,. The export truce wee neciewil)• owing to the frost, which also told against the home de mand. Madras, Pondicherry, lee, were rather neglected, and a portion had to be bought in ; these sold, however, realised about former prices. The manly. of the sales, 85,704 ; Calcutta, new parcels 3:3,583 brought forward from former sales es and Mad Pondicherry, he., in all 132,42; hides, of which 65,7 ra5, 50 were sold. East Inds—Buffalo : The few brought forward were part sold at previous prima Salted Hides—This market allowed a better demand, especially for Australian. both Sydney and Melbourne falling at S per lb. advance. Cape, being I more particularly borne trade hides, were not all sold, neither were former prices maintained upon all qualities. Newfoundland were all bold. Walrus all bought in. South American—The parcel sold was of inferior quality, and came into London land car ri age. Leather — Th e East Indian consisted of M adras, which wag well competed for and realised full prices, with an occasional advance of Id. to id. per lb. Australian—The portion sold realised former prices. Dry Hides—Cape, ox and cow were mostly bought in, Gnu sold well. Rest India the quantity offered wee small and sold. Horse Hides—Those sold were the cut and tallow damaged, which were well competed for. Bark—Minuaa was sold at the low prices lately current. Advices from Boulogne mention that the whole of thecargoof theArtiville, which went on shore near that plaoe, while on her voyage from Macao to Lon doe, had been landed, and would be forwarded to London. It included 546,7001 b. of tea.. THURBDAT EVIMING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1-16 for the 7th February, opened this morning at 91j to advanced after the breaking up of the Rank Court to 92 to 1, and closed at 91 15-16 to 92. For money the heat price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, f ; ditto, for account (Feb. 7), 92, 91L, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91e, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 91k, j, e, ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1 8 59 , 100 j, j ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1839, 96; ; ditto Bonds, 125., 75., diA. The Indian Five per Cent, rupee paper wax quotei. 94 to 95 : the Five-and-s.-If per Cow. : 110 to 101 ; Five pa tent. stock of 1650, 104; 3. to I for money, ?King rather offered ; India Bonds, 12s. to 7s. dig., showing a fall of 2s. ; and Exche quer Bina, 4s. dia. to par, being ln. lower than yesterday. There was no alteration of importance in the foreign stockmarket. Spanish Pewee Bonds remain heavy, and Were dealt in at 18 to 19. Turkish left off the same as yesterday—the loan of 1854 at 70 to I, awl that of 1858 at rai tel. Mexican Bonds were quiet, at 21 to 4. The traffic returns this week are much less fa vourable than of late, owing chiefly, no doubt, to the severity of the weather. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,484/. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 1,8481. ; the Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, a decrease of 1,0111. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2,041. ; the Midland, an increase of 1201. ; the North Ea stern, im increase of 1,3531. • the Great Western, R decrease of 1421. ; and the Ljandon and South Western, au increase of 7911. It will be seen that the weekly traffic return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company was cor rectly reported yesterday. It is justly objected that individuals ought not to be in possession of this information in advance of the general public. This is almost a solitary instance of the kind, and it occurs habitually in the case of this company's teethe return. It would be much more creditable and satisfactory to the eumpany and L ite officers were the simple expedient adopted of telegraphing to the Stock Exchange directly the figures are made up. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending Dec. 22 were 12,780/. sterling, being 9721. more than for the cor responding week of last year. The gross receipts from the Ist July last have been 354,5291. sterling, being 35,0201. more than last year. There was no alteration of importance in the market for bank shares. Those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were rather flat. In miscellaneous shares a slight improvement occurred in Australian Agricultural. A fall of 1 per cent. took place iu New South Wales and Canada government bonds. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Gocan Marine In surance, 31 to 4f prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 14 w lf prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to:par ; East India Irrigation, Ito dis. ; East India and London Shipping, f to prem. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom The mining market to-day is inactive, and the tone is rather flat. The principal transactions have been in shares in Wheal Kitty (Lelant), Trelyon Congo* Wheal Margaret, East Wheal Russell, Wheal Seton, Tin Croft, and West Wendron Con sole. In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Consols shares are officially marked 4124 , and 416, and Wheal Kitty (Lelant). 13. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. The only business reported in the Stock Exchange is in Mariquita, at 10s. At Old Tolgua United Mine meeting, yesterday, the ac counts showed a debit balance of lAkle. A call of 21. par share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The frost continues very hail', but the wind is to-day from the southward and westward, and, as • heavy fog was experienced yesterday, some hope is entertained of a clause, but this is not general. The arrivals of home-grows corn since last day are me dente per rail, but by yeasel next to none, the river getting less navigable daily from the increase of the ice. There are • few parcels of Scotch barley and one of Irish oats reported since Wednesday. The ar rivals of foreign are very limited, in addition to that day's report. Wheat, one cargo from the Black Sea; one parcel of barley from the same port. One small cargo of Danish oats. Flour, a few barrels from the Mediterranean. Very little doing in wheat to-day, trade being confined principally to granary, in retail value equal to Monday laat. Harley without alteration. Oats are fully ss dear m on Mond.y, buyers working on their stocks, not being able to avail themselves of anything like choice. Roane and peas dull. FLOUR.-A few barrels selling in retail to needy buyers, to bo carted from granary. FLOAT/No Csmings.-No arrivals, and, consequently, nothing to do business with. Wagon-English : Eras and Kent, white, now, 408. to 625. ; ditto, fine uld, 65e. to 705.; ditto red, new, 38s. to :iBs.; ditto, fine, old, 545. to 665. ; Norfolk, lac., fire, old, 61s. to 695.; red, now. 465. to 595. Foreign : Danteic, 655. 681. ; fine, 68s. to 765. ; Konigsberg, 545. to 655. ; ditto, extra, 69a. to 7.70.; Rostock, 65e. to 68c ; fine, old, 695. to 725. ; AnlaiSin white, 635. to 68s. : ditto red, 61s. to 655. pAILET.-English malting. 42a. to 46a. ; floe, 48..; grinding, 300. to 335.; distilling, 325. to Xis. per qr. ; foreign grinding. 1.1.0. to 335.; ditto distilling, Ws. to 38s. YAM-English, Essex and Norfolk. 60s. to 625. ; fine, 655. to 681.; kingston and town made, :i3s. to 685.; tine, ties. tons.; brown, fee. 58s. OATS.-English feed, 735. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato, 26a. to 30e. ; foreign, 21s. Ocl. to 275. Rime.-Engliela tick, 33.. to 375. ; harrow, 37.. to 41s. ; pigeon, 375. to 41e. ; foreign, 375. to 395. Pose.-English boilers, 40s. to 44e.; maple, 40s. to 430.; gre_y, 365. to 40a; foreign, 425. to 445: FLOUS.-English town, 525. to 544. ; ditto fine, 555. to 575. ; country, 410. to 465. ; households, 465. to 51s. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 41s. to 445. ; French, 41s. to 49.4. per sack American, 30s. to 35e. ; Canadian, 31s. to 355. ; Spanish, 465. to :As. AL/WILLI INTO LONDON FROM JAW. 7 TO JAN. 11. Estdsh and Ike .. Y•reign. nye I I 90.0 5770 Wheat Barley caw .. Malt Loa& Mar. 979 sacks ; Forelips. use'buNMLad b)O aka LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Off NB/71411 AND MAW NAGNZT(C MEDIUM.) (rsox °us ows anunrosuaNT.) The arrive:a since Tueeday are sery moderate. The weather for • i.ay or two past he, been less severe, and there are now etrong indications of a thaw. The trade has been very quiet. the demand being chiefly of a load retail character, and pr:ars generally have favoured buyers. ORDINARY MARRS AND ROOK& Mir a I RAILWAY& I C 1, 4060 1 SUN lo I to 1 p.m. 1114 1 all litsu..WaLaitesrvaL 1111 811 -. U OO Birk.,Lara.44o446.Jene Si U -. Mall Blackburn l l6 ni 0 all Blyth and - 10 all Boeton,Blmtlrdot 11,1. C 414 7 .. 111. 100 Brbitol and Exeter 114. 100 Caledonian 10 all Cork and BaDdon - -.- 10 all Cornwall 0 II - 10 all Do. A . ) Ano dlr. onMS - - -. 10 all. Do. B i p.c. 14 pad kola -. ••• - 50 all :Dublin and 13eUitet Jae. - - - 16 all ' Dond.,Pcrth, &Abd.J9. 0 6 4 - 0. 100 East Anglian l6 17 - Bt. 1100 , gallant Caudill 62 63 St I St, 100 'gallant Canna, Stock* 37 39 - Bt, 100 I Do. Mocha 26 88 - 10 all 'gut fludolk - - - Bt. 100 1 11411nburshan.1016agow 96 83 - 35. 100 ' Edlnbro, Perth, Dundee 164 29 - 10 all Worth and Clyde Jima - - - St, 100 'fthisgow &8. Woole' 113 117 - 10 all 'Great North of Scotland - - - 0. 106 Gnat Northont as. 100 Do. A Stook ok 167 106 50. 100 Do. B Sto 1111 1.11, - Bt. 100 Gt. Month & Well. (!ea) 1114 1124 - Ilk 100 Drell Western 34, 100 Do.titeurVaLtioa.Stk Ol 66 St. 160 Law:sables& Ycokshin 1174 1144 1114174 36, 16u Loudon aad Illsckwall 61 63 611 54 . 100 ' 1 07 16 .601t6tos411.Coast 116 117 w• 84, 100 1 1.cados611sUm,&Diev. 49 61 -. et, 100 i London& North Weskit 100 1001 1001 I 174 all 1 Do. - - - Bt. 1014 .London=Weelons 914 16; - 16 all Loodooderr jr &Colereln. - -•-. 16 all Do. and &Waking. 8 10 -. et. 1011 ltan.,llhef.,&Llnoolnalt ll6l 644 661 10 0 Metropolitan l4 dla -• St. 100 lUdland 1341 1364 136 61 6144 114 a Do. New - - I PIA MS 100 De. Bolan. & Derby lO6 110 - 60 all yid. ot. Woo (Ire.) . - - - 10 all Uld Kent ,Crity Line,- - - - 100 all Newcastle and Carlisle - -.- 1a 0 Ne wry & Armagh, dll. . . 7 I ID - 0 all Newry,Werreup. &Kea - - -. IS 100 orfolk 61. 100 North British U. all North Dllou BALL &D - - - 10. all Dn. A 11. 100 N. gastera-Berftek II 161 Do. G.N.L.Pors : her 1 pun -.. 11.. 106 bo. Leeds llll4 : 3 4 6 St. 100 Do. York St. 100 North landint - 10 all NortitallWellenanna 10 104 - Isi 1174 North litagerdahlre., 4 4 41s 111 1 4 11 11 Nott.&GranthemaiLdre Si 64 10 an Peebles - - 10 all IPortantoitbk - -•- 1* all ' Ithyousey - -..-- St. lel Scottish Contra - St. 100 Bcottldt N. K Abcrink B6 346 - O. 100 Boottish Ilidlainl NI 376 - 11. 10 Shropshire UtilUll 10 all SIM neboonte & Users. 6 7 - O. 100 !oath Devon 414 - IL NO booth Eastern EL HS l oath Wales ft 66 - 116. 100 S. Yorkah. & Inver Da 10 fii2 - 00 all Staines, Woklocka.,&e. 6 8 - O all Stocktort & Dullness 4! at - 0 U Ditto 411.64 It. VA Tait Yale - - - O all Elder M U 1M . Mil w• : •-• Ulf 1 Da - MINS Yale el Neat!' all Yletoda Stn. & Plano° U 6 114 - 19 all West Cornwall 6 1114 - O. ISO W.Hartlepoolgarb.&ll - - - a. 100 Wall llialsod-tizlevd 47 49 48 16 all Ditto Neuron 42 44 - 114 all Ditto Herdord 83 86 w• Visa DNto Mita /le= ~........ rzsazasses 111•1111. Lavin. 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SS ll t 7 0 10 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. sln 111 xln aiis is r -- _ad 401 w - le -:.n Sal ita tll zil zd dal 10i IA L Lamson, Jas. le—The market was steady all day. Cale donian, 07 Trask of Canada, 0 o.le—Great Western or 1 9-16—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 114—London and ci a I . Al ' A'artera. 1000—Manchester. Shelheld, and Llacolashire,W4 —Midland. 1331—North Neaten, Berwick. 1011—North Mallards, d.—Soutti Eastern. 901—Thames and Mersey, 11 p BULYINGRAY, JAN. 10. —The sales to-day were—Birmingham Gnarrulteed. 74—South ,4tarfortbhlec. Ill.—Birmlonhain New Ild. —Birmingham It aterworks. 38—Birmingham Waggna. 41 pm., 10 paid—Great Western reached 731, boyars— London and North Wsatero 104, buyers—Went Mklland,Oxford, 474. baron—Ditto Ist Preference, 1241, layan—Midland, new. 2 pm.. seams. LMS. Jay. 10.-111Idland, 136, 51-6heffield. 651—Bradford abort!, g 1 pa 1171—N ortb.rastern, York, 011—Lon do0. 1001. At the close of the hearing on the All Souls' College cue yesterday, the Archbishop of Canterbury said he had derived touch advantage from the able and luminous arguments by the learned counsel on both aides; and having than ked his assessors for their aariffitanoe, said they would coesider the judgment which he should pro. notion" on some future day, of which notice would be green to the learned counsel. The proceediop then terminated. The lawsuit at the instance of the liquidators of the Western Bank of Scotland, against former directory, has again been brought before the Court of Session, And mole the subject of a debate of forty hours altogether, he f Lord (*demry lindocli, on certain preliminary quo.- tion. of relevanzy. The def.oders taa‘c, in the reaclustcd r...cord, leen re .aced from 19 to 14. MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.). finnan.— The Waited mould of business transuded r.:p ports yesterdLy's prices. 1,600 bags of Siam Bold I.t 4t*. to 41s. 6d. Retinal continues dull of bale. COFFEL—Tike public sides are pregressiug heavily, at shoot previous primp. Tt.A.—At the public r des green teas have sold At about previous prices. Plain orange Pekoes and common ...:etted Capers treat nab": easier. Rica is in limited request. itLTFETiL-4S bags sold at Is. 6d. decline; 4 to per cent. 35.. Cd. Pruner, sold steadily, at 4d. to 3d. evrroir —soo bales sold at full juice.. TALLOW MA RKET.-(TH IS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexe .1 pima : Tows tallow, We 3(1. net cash; Petersburg I. C. on the 601. ; oil the month, 59a. 6L ; April to June, :tga. Gd. ; Ott. to Dec., 5714 6/3. HIDE MAIIKET.—(THIS DAY.) silos. Hideo. 56th .. to 61110., 3d. to sad .: 64Th,. to 32i1. to 331. ; Mtg. t 801 b., aid. to :lid. ; 80th.. to Willis., 32d. to 441. ; it6lbs. to 116110.. 4.. to 42d. ; 10 o, 4 to 41d. ; 1041 1 s. 11`21,., 4101. to 42d. Horse hicks, Bs. 10s. Calf skins. light. *. to 4s. ; full. 4.. 6d. BEglioNtistr.--re , beep ,Tuns—Polled, Kr. to 10s. Od. Keats sad LAlN:etas, ii.. 3.1. to is. 64. ; Dowse, 74. lid . to 6s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(FIits DAY.) Mesa,. Ptak Lam and honith ',pet the amend for sae old and yeer:irg Awry (-sun elgY the Sett LOW =eve “t Verywplwlcd penes. COAL MALKET.—(THIS DAY.) W.: 1s End Zoodnrtb, 25«. Od ; End Hide, 6d.: We.t 170. 6d. ; Daddles HA: Cev. 17.. ; fteb.! , :e :far...lay, 17a. 6d. ; Davidson'. Harti.j. 17a. ; 11cor..rd'a 17a. 6d. —44 ships at marklt. LONDON GENERAL OICNIIICA CoMPANT (LIMITED). —Tnar reeeipta far week ending Jan. 6, 9,887/. 4e. Id. • • THE 11. ENEY CHILD MI - RDER. —Ann Pattield. who was 000vickd at the Central Criminal Court of a child murder st ReAmy. azd ordered for e.ocutioe, having had that eer.t.nec commuted to pen a l wrvitudo for life, low ;•en.,,red from Menu* to !folkway Priaosi, rflporo. tory to =kiwi% the term cf iicr beotcoce. I 11 IR u. IM 111 110 116 100 ad 91 ad $2 ad 108 ad US 11S 145 US 101 eel 12ii - id ad 14 14 - 14 1