The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-06 00:00:00

LAW INTICLLItIENCIL (THD) DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (adore the Master of the ct."ll r. THE , Er'I4ITAIT use tcTATE INDIA. Ili* Hower ways judgment Is this is.., which was argued last term. The plaintiff i. the Iced peewee' represestative of Leal Clive, and the snit ems ineetutol by him to re , -err from the goveronient of India lee lac. of rupees, . 1 the sum of ir1,7(13/. kSI sterling, and also five. iabtios of . mint 11 24,Itsf. with interest from the .4 meptenshro, WO. alleged to be dim to the estate of the tint Lool Vlore. by rearm of the circumstances which motorised the wieder of Use government of the lodic. from the Lad lode Company to her Majesty. llooour. in giTIDA judgment, after noticing the jade.. c um April, Ir.o made between the Kant India Company of the ear part, and Lord Clive of the .eber part, mid that little turned upon the of that deed. in wEich lb.. obyeet of Lord Ch., ear to ohtam ample security for the due 11'1,rib ...ism .4 the lurid with which it dealt (amounting to 90.04/0l : ) for the beset of the military service of the company. Ilia limier then commented apes the various sections of the ..et el 21 and '2'2 Vict. chap. 106, sod observed that the .oth eetrom was the tn..; materiel, as by that all the real sad termealpreperty .4the company use vested an her MaJsetr roc the governmest of India. The question, therefon. was, lal the Ilcs lays of rupees form peg of the property ef by the East lariat Company within the terms of that clues the deed of 1770 it was recited that Lord Clive hed tloit the court of directon and their eseemears he rpetual trustees of a fund, camidisig of the lee ha a rupees sad the three lama rupees, sad it west ass. het 11111 two ms... an azgrqpie feed, bvag intareetattlf. par awl Ind that clause pea to this fund ! Thereselne it isto th e : Dees the chase peas Vr' llajosty the propeny held by the East ladle eumpamy as trmetese, lad to he employed by themes each is and for the government at lode. Fir llo a Air was a spigge that it did, awl afterlui elaborste statement of mine caseidenstiose analog out of the circumstance, .4 the nee in MIME= to Merest sections of the ect, he denied that the plaistifre cam failed , and that the bill must therefore be dimeimed. The rt.licitor Gemini!, Sir Hugh Cabs" Mr. Pam* %tr. Wickets, and Mr. Melville appeared is the ars. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Belay ill; Firm' r. HEM AID WADS. —AMT.= XAMILIAGR. Mr. Musiday. Q.C., med Dr. Brinks, appeared . for the petitioner, Mr. Henry Charles Hes* as artist, residing in Loudon ; Dr. Phillimore, Q.C., sad Dr. Tristram for the res pondent. who denied the charge of adultery, and pleaded wilful separation without user aced neglect conducing to the adultery. The covrepoodent, Mark Wed., who we. not represented by conceal, simply denied the offence imputed to him.wh o m. T; T t i se t ti h n e tioer, l is t thLso4 . of Mr. Heatb.tthhe.llo July,v, She bad= mother'. . serv ra Lt on at Far m, mod the wedding was • clandeetise one. The respoodent continued to bve at 'balk Farm lot some time. bet at length she left, under the pretext of ;oieg to titooeham, in 'italfulk, to see her mother, who she rid was ill. The petitioner provided her with money for the journey. and made her • molar ellowante, which he continued until I iscasabor hut. From Stooebain she wrote intermingles that ehe bad had • miscarriage ; and he, suspecting that something wee wrong, made itemiriee which led him to he lieu that the statement was false. He them rie fused to cohabit with her again until else had given his a satiefacteev ' , count of the matter. Mho them west to lire with a an. larke, her east, and afterwards as her father's how. She kept up • urresposdesee with him, but did sot emceed in clearing up the leery shoat her ran =ir; sad at wee at last *moped that abe should go e service of the co-respoedesit, who is • Wow, with • wife sad a large 'homily, and is whose employ she continued from ledd to MO. Evilest* was gives of a cohabitation between the resposdeute at Har wich, end of the birth of a child on the 3rd of November lest year. They passed as Mr. sad Mrs. Head, Wade re presestiog himself to he • commercial traveller. There being no defence, The jury found for the husband, and The enurt made a decree nisi, the petitioner agreeing to the reepoodent MI. a year no long ea die nariaid haat/ and unmarried. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Kr. Coeunimeireer Goobers.) IC MORECILAJT. This was as eaamio•tino most... The brakropt, Edwin Moreer•lt, late at Barluigtou-areade, Piccadilly, was • tutu: brier, bet b•d bees coollood is Wbilocrum-strort • _ - TbSdebta Sr. 427?., with so east& Mr. Aldridge, wbo had bees appointed by Lord West bury, appearod to conduct Use reesedissa Altar some dioramas as atijoaromen for two months was entered. THY POLICE COURTS. (TIIIB DAT.) GUILDHALL. Merin PT otormows MILO Of TIM CRT. aranyer. who how boos omit( se he pscuhar hoe of boohoos is Wood•oiroot is the lam of " Hugh Joan ad Co." ad in Getter-km Is that of " McGregor ltrothers," was Might up befoee Alderman Allen for dial emminatias relative to various charges of fraud. ldr. Heard, insireeted by Yr. Woven, of flaubhies Trade Pnaectioe.allsse,meducted the prusecutioo, and Mr. Drew &feuded this primer. Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, having read over the evidence is retinae* to two charge. against tin primmer for °Man ta. goods in the same of •• Hugh Jonas mid C 0.," of Wood stmt. a third caae was proc•nded with in which thir pri• osor woo armed with °Wilds. three rolls of oicurnut Mire maths& vales about 'L, of Messers. Diesait 'ad nom, ni the Borough. Xr. Heard mid in addition to tho evidmie already Wore the court relative to the last charge, the esesanut fibre mat ting, through the iestammeniality of Nakor, the dotottioo Aker, who had discovered whams it hod Ma di pissed of, would be pulsed. wool as thud would ouniploto the me he woold thew mot Ira law pilowtoes saw niltal upon all lb. =l7Was had mai hi stewed osortiows M bulag . Nowtomo end C 0.," of 72, With...stmt. bon ao that lino woo ow raw wt, so farther gaud could result hem assert tommol. itee4llase;se were thee cella& who proved that the primer depriled the astalas qeettion with Yr. Stowe, as setisseer, al 7ereetreek o• the 11th .1 November, the ass day la sr Malaise& sad received shames use it of 44 Te. Saar, tbe sits Wile his did assidwahis lipase is iseldsg bin isseiris hed ressived said reeisiss is as sirs al Vi i.. halenariks hes Mass Issas. ei the Trade Prelosiles belay , erbe pmeraMais 110 Frisisse fee Se m hand% and asertaised that Newham awl Ow_ i Me a 72. Wallihtstresh bed use wconirneacad et 54. Weetirtweet. all" G. aim am leed awl were wisp eatassive eiders be tie Nallisbais Woo people kw perk-pies sod Wins Ohebileme. They had rateredied is abhaishi ass lea et larbsys, hut the publishes el their_peasedisp hid oinked their egenriess fer a tau Mr. Wasik hos Ittubbes aim, aid say emelebasee Sas meld maw lb. police "add be read* gives es all saes ✓ose awl that their repasts of Se mesa sad essepstioss • swiedlere sad others carry*/ OS a deshand Nodal trade were at all timer open for Sepsis la tbe latareete of YLr. Bend said he bad in hie heed isMeire addressed by the prisoner to Messrs. Samar, awl be, of Nottingham, of when be endeavoured to Alan • ipinntity of le geed, le July lest referring then he •. M. W. Townsley, and C 0.," of 12, ntabringdenn, end " fiekwyd Brothers, and Co." of CA, Besingheldleeet Oa that occa• nos be gave the name of McGregor Brothers," and addrewed the Meta+ fro. 5, Gull*. laws. Them was ales a isotherm in cued who let an aloe to the pri ewer at 23. Lawmen Pountneydrues, is Much leek ea which ecaeles M psi the reference of " Holroyd Brothers," wed owned is beinasse in the is.. of " Ander we and MeGregee," which he afterwerds altered to McGregor Brothers." aid as leaner/ shortly afterwards be put up a some to the following effect :—" Moitlieg day ea Matarday." nese and other cossrannicatiose hell hem fomented to Stubbe's Trade Protection ofßces,and alight hereafter fovea the gr”unalwork of other chairs. Mr. brew courted publicity of all thew facts, although tber did not bear directly on the charges spied the pn• weer, but he thought it would lead to the apprehension of tons culpable parties. me prisoner wee then committed for trial on three charges of fraud. CLERK EN WELL. DAXOCIIMIN ORATE --01,----T-H-Y7-11-r);71; TI1101:011 THE IMIIATTP. RAILWAT.—LJECTION or This looming Mr. Inspector Hoot, one of the Impactors • Lodgiachousse, applied for an order to eject the intimates of the . itent's Heed pubic-lsouse, kept by Mr. Roma, the toll-known shot, it being in a clio;erotts state, owing to the making of the tunnel io °museum with the Metro- Politae or Underpeand Railway. ne warmed Irjectravet was pissed in the heeds of policemmtelde fitigheeman, 111110, one of the WllOlllll6 OS. Mil Of the mirk and be, is ompaily with pohaeoemeset Use, 47 A, proceeded to the hem sad ejected Mr. amen sad Me daughters. The house wag in a very dimproas ▪ Me host well has goes sad about two and a half house beet the party wall, and the hock wall is cracked and going get to the tuned in Coppice-row. The iron Pillars which support the boom me need beet and out of the der, sad the whisks of the home is leaning forward towards the tunnel. Howe at the jests have given way, and in conennenos of the reef giving way the wet has got in, and the ceiling. are all embed and ready to dries. This snake. no less than!? houses of which the image have been ejected through the works going on for the fern:l46oo of th•Molitaa Beltway. It nay bare be sYsed that the heaviest port i isz th e m f worm via., that between the imAhoess at and neadforstotrest, ie coelluted, with the ak• ception of a few rest a Warm*. The hot LIPIJJIATIOX. 2.—Baroreeter corrected and radoeed 110 be de*. at mean eas Wel . tech 10 feet, of cortical Asa sautes *eat “or•hundrettla et as Inch dlialaatato . sad ere II deo, above 32 deg_ utility{ nearly threolvaairettlbe baWara. 11.—Ssooted tberscoteato In shade. 11.-11e1Noral bulb (tor ovaporimon and dale point). D.-44race= a wind (leor—toe Folios frit of am ofrik). 9.—Poree (I to C.—Cloud ;1 to 9). I.— : lima ski e. abode (delotbed) t, toz ; 4 ball: 1. I. . 11.—lko at WAY illatarbasee 11 everea I. 111. lt Mt) : r, rain . a. moo PRZWIIIeg 10 NNW =MT. Moan= Bir,tell ■naoaT. ifmora—ic.N.l. to &W. sod W. to N. and E.—brash to W.—Pre/At t nedente. street& 'awry. Ireland—W. to Nit. —Yana, X to S. and W. —Troth to 1.011 rain and ball. alive& now rain. Central—W. to N. —VITA. nor. ct . o. toW.—lrrob„ anent.. X Cant—W. to N. and it.— W. to N. sod N.L—Modorato /nob to Ught. Roe. to troth, some rola or wow. Sattlasd—W.N.W. to N.— &L toll. sod &W.—lrwit to Yrests, Roc thee & to& E. and strong, or a gale, entki rain. 4. W., moderato, erith aro rain. LONDON CHARTERED BANK OF AUSTRALIA. (THIS DAY.) Tho half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held et 2 o'clock at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. DUNCAN DUNBAR in the chair. The followirig "abelasct et profit and low accconot." ap to 30th Julie, 1861, was presantad :—" Dr.: To dividend proposed to be paid, via 4 per Nal en *Cup capital, for half•year sod* 3011 i June, 1861 (free of meow tax), 30,01 AN. ' • to snasnitt_propossl to be carried to the rearm food this hall-liar, 5,0001. ; balance to next half-year 8,91171. lls. sd.—total, 43,9671. la. sd. k.: By babies carried over as per last report, 7,8484 4s. 10d. ; by balance of profit sod low in London and in the colonies for balf.year . anding 30tli June, 1661, after &dent ing comet espouses, mooms tax, and making provi s ion for bad end doubtful debts, 36,1191. 6s. 7d. ; total, 43,9671. lie. bd. By balance brouaht down, 4,867/. 11a. 5d." in accord.oace with the foregoing statemenk• dividend of 4 per cent. for the half-year was declared. The office of the Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrshire, which has been conferred upon the Marquis of Ail, was, it is understood (says the firotemout), dedieed bJJ the Duke of Portland and the Esti of Olasgow, en psnonal THE FINSBURY REPRISEITATION.—Mr. :Mills met the elector, of the western district of the borough last ' evasion at the Male-hall. Btormtreet, Bedford-square. The meeting was very fully attended, and the honourable candidate experienced a most favourable reception. His madras was preciesly of the seine nature se those previously &slivered, sad at its elm baviog answered several queetiois satiefackeily, • resolatioa pledging the support of the meet ing wen adopted. Mr. Cox's address is expected to appear to-morrow or Monday. In the meantime a strong tom. mitt., in hie behalf has been formed, the heed quarters of which are ea the Macclesfield Arms, City-road. SOCIETY TOR THE EIONWRAGEMENT OF THE FINE Aura.—Lot evening, lir. Christopher Dreamer delivered the first of two lectures on "Ornamental Art" before • amo rous meting of the above society, at their rooms in Con duitetrest. The lecture, which was listened to with great interest, was followed by • discussion. THIS Pe= •ND THE HoRmINHOE. —The ancient custom of demanding a horseshoe, or the mousy value of as.. hem • peer the first time he visits Oekhiun, has again bo na pat late practice. The Earl of Camperdown accom panied Lewd Aveland to the recent cattle show, and the noble sari was afterwards waded upon at Wormanton Ilan by the halo( toe tows, upon whom the duty falls of reminding pests of the custom. The officer left Lad Aveland's seat without a honchos, but with the where withal to parttime me, which has been duly ordered, and will in stew days be added to the already extensive list of shoes now on the castle walls. The noble earl to of the celebrated Admiral Viscount Luocan.—ffr i Ml:t a l M. rrvey. MEDICAL OFFICERS 0? VOLI"NTREEN.—A corn masked= of cosaidemble importance to medical odlem of volunteer combos jed bees issued from the War-odiee, as it places ahem apes the tame footing as lielitollleses, sad estates them to sit r anembeis of councils, lac.. and ex empts them from tax es one has,, It is dated Waroft Nov. 111, 1861, madaddramed to D. Turner, Surgeon Battalion of Smear Veleateer Rides, and is as follows am divested by Seerstary Coroewall Lewis to iamb you that the stalleergeos of as administrative bat , talks of rids volanteme is eetilded to the position sod see tics of • iteld-oliser.-1 bass the MIAOW to be, sir, your obedient servant. W. IrMormo." Ax IRISH M.P. ON THE AMERICAN CILIUM— Dc guy, lire. 11.—The O'Doeogbais preeided at the demos stratico of the Mistimed Brotherhood of Bt. Patrick lest eveeing. There teem 3.000.( the humbler darn (web*. nice) present. The 01:saingium made • violent speech epee the probability of was between England and America He alleged that it paw Irkitseen as intim satisfaction. (Tye naeudous chasms.) helm& opportuaity—an opportaaity such as she never berme enjoyed —was approaching. said ff they did not take seleashise of it, they would impractically accepting a foreign doedsios ad slavery. It was the object of Wood, he imathased, to force Neill+ America into war, that die might destroy her commie,. The rest of the eed at inflaming the mods of the people noise, She was about to eater ea is unjust war. !Other epseloses followed, pommel of so petition, but evidently in. Needed to appeal to the pram of Irish Anierioina. A emmeistes was named to carry oat the purpoaes of the meet hicliy as organisation. Darts to THE Pvt.rrr.—A very awful and tnelan- Mat took place as Suaday last in the church of , dense divine emice. The Rev. Charles Vitae at Christ's Chen*. Lae j-leksi Trusial, Dcriyebkseed 51 (brother of the Roe. G. T. Canioroo, vim el this place), was about to preach ; he had minded dr tied bad gives not the text (from the ;Ord Psalm end part el the sth verse), when he was attacked with pereipele. which at Ent greatly affected his speech ; fa the seem of three or four minutes he became inaudible, sail fell ea the mat la • totally unconscious state, to the peat essellerastien of the coogregation. His brother sad weird wet immediately to his astatence sad raised up. after which be was carried doers into the alisesb esid adesded by Mr. Franks, amnion, who was Prom , . and administered some restoratives, but to very little purrs% as it was evidently a death-stroke. Mr. R. Oodles's eludes was kiadly lent for him to be takes down to the viserawe, where every attention wan paid to hiss, but be Dem ranted, and died about 4 o'clock the mese attention, to the great grief of hi* afflicted wife (she W epees with him ea a visit), hie brother, and other Mo tives. The sad event has tamed • severe shock to the feel ings of the whole petish.—Btaniford M, nary. MeaDiatit's ASSAULT ON • GAMEKEEPER. —A serious assault, the victim of which is not likely to SILY*O he effects, was committed on Monday afternoon oe a yam man, named Alexander Boswell. under•garnekeeper r Hr Gleoege Clerk Peoienik. The facts of toe case are as yet involved .in much morrisinty, but from what has been made known it appease that Boswell was going his usual rounds of the estate, when be was attacked at Birkenside plaids:ice, sear the village of Peoicuik. Shots were baud proceeding hem • distant part of the plants. Ma where semis rabbit traps had been set, and not far from them were found Boswell's tobsecopipe and hat, which was Much Mt sad crushed. The wend also bore signs of a severe *raffia The unforterade man, of ter , rallying from the first effects of the assault, had with &M. cult! made his way to the house of the bead-gamekeeper, and oo arriving there sunk into iseetnibifity. A large wound, evidently iatioled by some blurt instrument, as the butt-ood of • gun, was found oo his bead. Medical aid was promptly p;oosred, het she injuries proved of so serious a nature that Doswell had to be cm. veyed to the Royal liiiirdery, where be still re mesas is • state of •1100111CiOUDINIOD The same day Mr G ear Clerk dcapeakagl a tel to Mr. Lid, chief cerisbis of the A nnuity meetabelary, who immediately proemial to Policia, sad apprehended two well-Wows maned Alexander Cowan and Thomas Gray, both residing is the village. From eircumstenose w hi c h i bi d , tiny were detained on suspicion, &ad was y esterday (Wadeasasy) takes to Edinburgh, whirrs they so berwent eeamination before Sheriff Gordon and the Procurator-Piecd The prisoaers were afterwards com mitted to prison for further cruelest's:la.—Edinburgh Co, rant. Tharitell IN SHITTIELD.—The Aeffiehl Indepen dent saves • very diessarsging picture of the prevailing distress - le that tows. In • leading article the editor remake . _•—" There is sew presented to us the spectacle of wideepreed Weary sad weal. Thousands of iodaseriose nap are sod their families are in a state of diediesies.ve resealed to the guardian el the Tsar ter sapperk sad heavy rates follow one another in haris reesesmices, &Hag tenders of the poor who have kept theinmalvee jest above pauperism into the dryer. It le Wentz yams sines we were familiar with such • dab et things. Meetiege are taking place in all the weeds to rads feeds to relieve the pauperised Mimes. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1861. section of the Maul, which is formed by raining issiond of opening the meth. has within the pest few days boom commenced at the beck of Unioti•terracm near duo Gaut. The line is also completed from half-way through Eustommeare to Swinton-street. Great preparations are also baMg made for the 01•8110111 of thu hotel at liiejs cross, as also for turning tie Pled ditch, opposite this mart. WEATHER REPORT.-(TRD3 DAY.) 7111.A1r. DIICIIIIIINI (I. I LL I & 1 & AL 14 r. F._:. 4. 4. — Nan; IS.O IL 2ff Ie 1 Lm ULN I SO IS & 22 W. 1 e 2 ' 1 brain= WU 47 44 W. e 1 1 ArraolUil IN 34 0A , ILL i t I roarseall 20U MI N LW. 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Other foreign lines are rather fiat, as are also Indian. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has spin fallen. OLDINAZIF SHARDS AND STOCKS. Woe I b 1 11.111T1681 PC so.fri I smarm I V c 6 "thg ' I il l 6.4., poem . .2 pa wil NI Alkaes •II La - - - IL MAI Dm 1M.M.N...19.s 94 901 00 1 .- ime al 11111/11****usall 1110 IN 4 - 11 an 0 7 1 DO, 11111101401 I - 1301411414.11M0dw1ab Om. IM. 1. &LA 71 77 -. Me IN Db. kw* sea. 68 78 - 100 1110 Da.lumi M. dbla. 47 71 - 6 an Clakeena • II isMers 4l I 41 ID 10 OapiTADaskep.agas 1 1 Ws - 110 /1 Wye" = i for oast - - - 160 in IliMans 100 lad Lear * ill Do. Jabbalpor• - - - AO all Da. 61 p. alLeoboat OD 101 - MO all De. 60. al do. 1866 l9/ 1001 - 100 an Do. dn. do. 1000-70 100 101 1001 100 al DO. do. do. 1006 71 101. 101 - dt. 100 grand Trimk cd Cana& 18 10 171 MO ml Do. Isr al Pr* - IM all D 0.8•43144.6 part. Se 60 63 - N 0 di Do. ma. Dabaot. Iv I/ - 100 .11 Do. 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Within the last hour, how ever, in consequence of the publication, in a second edition of the Daily News, of noes from America to the effect that the legal advisers of the Federal cabinet consider the seizure of the Southern commissioners a legal act, a fresh fall has taken place. Console are now quoted i per cent, lower than they closed yester day. In the other markets prices are likewise drooping, and gloom prevails, but the fall is not severe. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted, before the opening of the Bourse, 69fr. 05c., being nearly 1 lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 90k, 891, and 891 ex div., for money, and 901, 89j, and 901, ex div. for the account. The present quotations are 891 to 1 for cash, and 891 to 90 for the 9th Jan. The offi cial business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1,1, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1. 1, /, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1, 101, 11, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 981 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 135., 15s. 16a, prem. ; ditto June, 18s., prem. Foreign stocks aro fiat, and where sales are pressed, prices are lower. This is the case with Venezuela bonds, which are last marked 201. Mexican are likewise rather lower, having been dealt in at 261 to 26/. Turkish Bonds are sensitive, but there is no further decline. The loan of 1854 is quoted 751 to 761, and that of 1858, 661 to 671, being slightly better than yesterday afternoon. Sales are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87, 85, cx div. ; Chilian Six per Cents., 100 ; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 811 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 261, 1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 78, ex div. ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 51; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 76, 751 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, 671 ; ditto, for account, 67, 66 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1011; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 21, 201. The specie by West India packet was delivered yesterday, but the silver has not yet been dis posed of. The recent large remittances to Bombay were mostly to pay for cotton ; but these operations may be restrained by the uncertainty attaching to the blockade of the American cotton ports. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was de cidedly brisker. The sales reached 12,000 bales, and prices were quoted higher. . The public sales of tea yesterday went off at a decline. Saltpetre was in brisk demand, at higher prices. - - - - The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2871. • the Midland a decrease of 1,1321. ; the Manche ster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 4451. • the Lan cashire and Yorkshire • decrease of 2,86/. ; and the North Eastern a decrease of 1,3901. The directors of the Crystal Palace Company have resolved on recommending the proprietors at their meeting on the 19th inst. to declare a dividend on the ordinary stock for the year ending 31st October last, at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum, viz., 25. per ordinary share. This will leave the reserve to be carried over at a little above 10,0001. It is contended in some quarters that the dividend ought to be increased to 2s. 6d. per share, ' in which case the reserve would stand at about 5,0001. A special meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is called for the 20th instant, to determine as to the acceptance by the company of theirproportion of the new shares in the North London Railway under that company's acts of the present year. Creditors of the Saxon Life Assurance Society are to prove their claims before Vice-Chanoellur Wood by the 12th inst. The Atlantic and Great Western Railway Bonds have this day been admitted on the official list by the committee of the Stock Exchange. Messrs. George Harris sad Sons have been ap pointed brokers to the Oriental and General Marine Insurance Company. _ . - - The position of the market for American secu rities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. 8011, Son, and Co. : During the past week increased uneasiness has been evin:ed by the holders of Americas securities, and capitalists who hold the State stocks fur investment, as well as others holding securities of a more speculative character, have freely offered them for sale at considerably reduced prices ; thus there have been large sales of United States Five per Cent. Bonds, at 08 ; Massachusetts Five per Cent. Bond,. at 83 to 85 ; Pennsylvania Five per Cent. Hoods, at 63 ; Vir ginia Six per Cent. Bonds, 42 to 44 ; Boston City Fonr-aed is-Half per Cent. Bowls, at 75. The following is Mesas. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of Wednesday's hide sales : At the twenty-fourth series of hide sales fur the year, the quantity offered of all descriptions was moderate, which met with a fair demand at about former rates—the home trade were the chief buyers. Fault India.—Ox sod Cow.—Calcutta were in fair demand, although the exporters were not such large buyers as at the pr wions sales. Prices generally remain unaltered, but i heavy hides were slightly neglected. The analysis of the miss s 56,117 Calcutta new parcels, 12,467 brought forward from former sales, and rt,toi Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay, &c.; in all 76,018 hides, of which 63,333 were sold. ' Fast India.—Buffalo realised about former prices. Leather.—East Inchan.—Madras, although bringing good prices, did not maintain the extreme rates obtained at the former sales. Australian sold well. . . . Salted Hides.—South American were part sold at fair prices. Australian were of common quality, and were mostly sold. Cape sold well. Dry Hides—South American were part sold. Horse Hides.—Belted South American of heavy averages were sold at prices slightly in favour of buyera, while lighter weights realised extreme prices for those add. The skip Mary Harrison has been taken up for the conveyance of emigrants to Western Aus troths. The return of the Bank of England for the week snding Deo. 4, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation satin Public deposits 4206,3.34 loons./ 1,002,403 Other deposits Government securities in banking department °therm:curium in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,139,763 learsses 13411415 Seven day and other belle 738,197 lemeses $01.6 The Barn p eerless Till 8,927,--- Notes is meets . ,715 Incremor 2137414 .. —.— ... , . Total mom (aotaikcioin) in banking department 9,779,293 Increase 188,900 The principal feature is the continued increase in the bullion and reserve. BANK OF ENOLAND.—An Account pirawsent to the Ad Wit sad tub Vie., e. 112, los the week ending en Wedoesday, Deo. 4. 186 t. I=l nwrARTNWIT. Notes issued SAMS, .all Govesissent debt.. 611,0111,10 Other securities— . 6,6164,110 Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion 6/141118,190 Plume Dl Proprietors' Capital L 14,6611,000 hem 2,121,11.111 Public Dimwits (la eluding Inlisq, liar. Osaka, Com mis. or Natioael Debt, ail Dlr hoot& ) immix Other Deposits. 111,271,191 heves delsablother 70,197 CIiSA4II,IIIO PANTIMIT. Cknn..l.4. Dead welsbt MM US Ornaaradso 14014.424 Node ata7,7l6 Odid sad Nave Oda 511.612 MAIIIIALL. arc tae Cashsise.WA twAt96, I Doe. S. MM. 5a M. ,14MMAtiaider4p.c.844 sOmissak I Or me. DeaAngLAbr.Jna AM Melba, A.l p. IF IL Do. C.Tp.44 Lamm Zs., dp..4. Nal De. do. Nal Ds. Now 4 p. 81.. iMers (halm 4 p. • Gdmiew d. SAL,Parth. Ms../ pa Om& Nadlism & p. 444.darsted Qtr. 11=111=1 • 06.Wist(lialeallioall M Do. ream& dip. ow • De, radafa. r leruidiimlta l; Da Do.CbaolarrALlF.& De. did Do. l Oui. Meg Do. MEL Ilds.limo Dade. dd. Do , 'Daft So. 1 Dd.•p.a. is. Ito.ll Do. • pc. Do. T0.p.0. do. 10.4 Do. do. .... 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New ODLOIILtL GOVIAN Ilti U.Gov. a 5.31174 Do Ilperana..l.9lo4 Ds. Oppressa..=lll4 Do. Spat al/lb *dog Da Spar alkler.tag Da II per owl lip of fd liopeolp.oL lWO laao dp. Do. do New 13ransw. Gov. 0 p. cl. N. B.Walee 0 v.6p. c. 1 Do. I p. c.. 1071 W 1076 New Dealead 6 per wet. Nova Scotia 6p. e- 167 AlitGov. eppe. roods Vie. 0..6µ c. Jazi.*July Do. &. lµ a. April a O. JOINT MOIL 1 /UM z Agra art It Bee. Bank Auelnieds leak et W .i. Peak et Bork et Tetley Mr& R. America Orel trek et Irak Arterelia. sal Chian . Om ot India, Lea. aid China t et Ord* el Lades Idtkialldtudidebadd id Ildtmelsol OIL Dm& d Arad. Do. Ifew Ladd /do sad = ladden 4 Illonali Mikan Ida. wad Waddader Fwd. el idandl _ De. loo! ftOwl Beak row IlosiliWalas 1 Ortattal Bask Umpora l Olkera Nat Provtadal A9, et 44 tribal 8 °! 411 1 INN* ad Anntrails Unica at Landau Unity Mutual L ft 416111.14.11 sax.) 1 Atiotis id. Ws.). • Raft Waisevedie. DMA imams. Tal De.Dlpm &SWUM De. 0 Lad nDo. Iteireson o. Ili arL &baobab:a Maids saa ism elamm=a end De. per oral M.: MMI )7I Mit Lea imodbas Maims Mira. S lb saTeL Mail Neetsmaaraa War Ita TM. (Lka.) Magma Misma a.. traa(L N. Inszie. it N. Ikea. lA. N..Brlt t Austemita • Do. . New Shane .. Odes. In. Mo. (4ia.1.. Peel Liar land I Ida. Pasta sad Orlin. Nom I - Miss t TioL ma td.LL tees Asst. laysslas. Asettallaa Laud Tel. Stsip Ds. do. Itsststsrod Um do. •M.etAutasils (LWOW) rust bum Laoo.U.Outsda Oa. (*Om Tel. 110 . Vs. Marsee's L•nd.. OTINOIAL WARE MARKETS. _neC, A—Caledonian, 1014 102—Eastern Counties, 16—Great Northern, 112+ 1131—Great Western, 63 _ xiro and Yorkshire stock, 1051 1051—London and Western, 911 911—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, —Midland stock. 1261 1931—Ditto new shares, 14 11 p.— British, 621 63—North Staffordshire, 51 5 d.—Nurth 1, Berwick, 00 roe—Ditto York and North Midland, 1914 _ Itto Leeds capital stock, 56167}—South-Eastern and Dow, IS o.l6—West Midland, Oxford, 45 47—Buffalo and Lake Mum, 4 41—Dutch Rhenish, d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 4 0.16 44--Great Luxembourg, 81 Al—Great Western of Caned; 816-Id 9—lllinois Central, 474 401 d.—Erie en amessment, 114 PALI ra il s and Mersey Inauranee, 1 1 p. it, Dir. 6.—The market opened steady at the quo tations, and closed without much change. Grand Think of Canada, 41—Great Western of Canada, 9 8 1516 9—Great Went. ern, 681—Lancsaldre and Yorkshire. 1051—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 444—Midland, 1261—South Eastern, 22 6.161 — Thames and Mersey Marine Issuranoe, 15-16 p. —Great Northern A. 1111—Oxfords, Ilasma Gonspany. OM. Da. 6.—Lesiele gad North Western stock was sold today at Ye—Bristol and EIMUMNEmm 6 per mule, quoted at IST to 134—Worcester Omsk U to 14—Birmingham Gerais 014 sellers" —lllrmlngtma WMegowks, 37, "sellers." Bushier doll. Oa 'Change shares In Um BM lots.{-Mock Bank were sold at st 10 3-10 114}-1A North 444 441 North MIXES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market continues steady, being unaffected by political complications. East Caradon shares are officiall y marked in the Stock Exchange 27i ; and Fait Cam 13rt_10. Marke Valley are quoted 10k to 4; Wheal Mar- C 142 to 43 ; Wheal Beton, 125 to 1274 ; East Great Consols, 11 to 21 ; South Caradon, 390 to 340 ; North Downs, 5 to k ; and South Frances, 85 to 90, Wheal Gulls are flat, at 13 to 15. St. John del Rey Milling shares are lower, having changed hands at 491, 49k, and 49}. Iu other foreign, as well as colonial descriptions, no change has occurred. Port Phillip have been dealt in at prem ; Scottish Australian at k prem., and United Mexican, at 8. Two hundred additional Poet-office savings banks will be °petted on Monday next ; about the game number ea the let, the 23rd, and the 30th respectively. The fall season ham been an unusually mild one in the United Static Apples were in full blorm in the arm week it. October, the laburnum was in flower, sod there were second crops of vegetable,. In Connecticut the crops ware more abundant than they have been known for yearn. Potatoes were selling at half the usual price. During the year 1860 the quantity of coal oil from one source, which win shipped east over the Phila delphia and Erie Railroad. was 22.119 barrels. During the ant nine months of thin year the quantity shipped amounted to 99,998 barrels. 41110 WOO WOO WON IMAM 1111 NO WO us Morn *Mel 11111 K - 0 ff,___ ...o ii: ~. I I. WWI . lin 1 kiiii i 60,000 10 OW IL 00. se M u M aus .us II M. KIK II 11,010 1 60,000 1 14600 10 LIAO 10 IMP 10 00. 6 I% HO In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a second-elm certificate, subject to six months' suspension, Mt with protection, was awarded to Mr. Champs's Powell, of the firm of Aubert and Powell, skip brokers, of st. Mary-axe. The ground of the am pension of the certificate was improper and image /sr trading. THURSDAY lir imr. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to 91st div. for the 9th January, opened this morning at the same quotation fel:, late in the afternoon, Is 901 to 1, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the the last price was 90 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, far money, 901, 1,1, 1, ex div. ;'ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 91, 90i, 1,1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1, 1,90 ; New Three per Cents., 901 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886 , 1311 Bank Stock, 234, 232 ; India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 101 1 , 1021, 102 ex div. ; ditto, far account, 109/, 102, 1, ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 186 9, 981, ; ditto Bonds, 14a. prem. ; Five per Cent. enfaoed rupee 961, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half , per Cent., 1 After the close of the Stock Exchange were rather [firmer, at 901, " buyers, ' for the January settlement.. The India Five per Cent, stock has again. fallen 1 per cent, closing at 1011 to p, ex WT., for the account. March Exchequer Bills wore quoted 10a. to 14s. prem. and the June 14s. to 17s. prem. Foreign :took. continue decidedly heavy. Turkish showed especial depression to-day, Wheal 2 per cent. The Loan of 1854 closed at 754 tkill and that of 1858 at 66 to 67. Mexican were in demand in the morning, and were mantel 271, but left off lower than yesterday, at 261 to . Venezuela Three per Dente. were Mat at 21 to 4, and the Spanish Certificates at 51 to I. Other foreign stocks were dull. At Vienna the exchange has risen to 140.25. The late severe fall in Canada Government Bonds has induced some inquiry, and a recovery of about 1 per cent. took place to-day. Victoria GOYlM went Debentures were flat. There was no change of importance in the prim of bank shares. Crystal Palace stock was quote& rather lower. Van Diemen's Land shares Imam Bat. The closing quotations for shame in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Maris' Insurance, 41 to prem. ; Thames and Men, Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Lammas, to If di& • London and Provincial Marine, to di& • Itsroantile Fire, Ito # prem. ; Com mercial Union Fire, # to # dia. ; Indian Carry ing Company, par to # prem.; and Venezuela Col ton, kto prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARH-LANE.-(THIS DAY . ) Yesterday, during the first o the moaning, there w • heavy fall of rain. Lest sight it was frosty, but a thaw r since set in, and the weather to-day is miM and hasy, wt rake, and the wind from the south. English supplies of wheat to this market continue Oar rate. Flour limited. Barley rather liberal quantity am ' last day. Malt short. Oats, beans, and pose oontracteL No Scotch or Irish ate fresh up during the west. The foreign supplies of wheat are heavy since last aped. all American, with the exception of one large cares el Pension. Flour also very large of American arab. Barley, a little increase Saes Wednesday from Alexasins. Ostia only ooe small cargo of Dutch since last market. The apply of East India linseed liberal this week, basil other articles of the trade vary small. The wheat tracts to-day re very firm, at the .damsel quotations of Monday on both English and foreign. Flour also exhibit. firmness with an expected upwind movement in prices. Barley without change. Oats a slow trade, at previous rata. Baas and peas dull Tares, clover, and mustard seed. hardly anything doing. Linseed and rapeseed firm. iNairy seed without change. FLOATING CAROOLE.—A steady trade, and an upward tendency in value. WlMAT.—Eoglish : Es ex and Kent, white, new, 61a. to 065.; ditto, fine old, 575. to 63e.; ditto, red, new, We. teak; ditto, fine old, We. to 61s. ; Norfolk, ha, fine old, —e. —a.; red, new, --a. to —.. Forage : Dater, 61s. to Ira; floe, 65e. to 69..; extra, lea. to 7,Nr.• Koeipberz, 69a to 67..; ditto, extra, Lk. to 68e.; Bos ti ck, ears, Oa to 71e.; Meeklenburg red, 54.. to 65e.; Bassett aka MIL; diastase white, 655. to 67a; ditto, red, 575. to 59..; Cain dies, 595. to 675. HAUNT. —ENOS& rea/ting, 37e. to Ws. • isiN awrarr, ':3e. to 360; and distilling, 33E. to 36r. par 144 r icladits . 34a to 335.; ditto distilling, 33e. to Ws: MALT.—Englialt, Neoax and Norfolk, 58s. to 625. ; liss, 62e. to 695. ; Kinston and Ware, 645. to 69a.; bras. 49.. to 575. -- 13ZU.ZEnglish feed, 26.. Od. to 28e. 01. ; point; 28a. to 30s. ; foreiga, 16s. Oil. to 235. Itra, 355. to 38s. SIAN& -English tidy, 40s. to 435. ; harrow, 42.. to 4k; pigeon, 42.. to 465. ; foreign, Ws. to 40s. ; thh, 40s. to 42.. ; Konipberg, 435. to 46e. ; • 37.. toi PLIAS. -Engliab boilers, 39.. to 43e.; w to sod blue, to 425. ; mcple, 41.. to 44... grey, 35e. to 375.; hog, ale. to 395. ; foreign. 255. to 38s. Ftona.-Eaglish town, 48s. to 535.; ditto dna, 53e. to =a; country, 475. to 48a .; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 445. to 4: French, 47.. to 51& psi sack; American, 275. to Mg; Canadisn, 28s. to 34e. Spanish. bla. to 53.. Inoue( Coax-White, 33.. to 41s. ; yellow, 395. to 11111. Ftoarllio C•114:01114 all C. F. sad L-Wheat : How& saski sod Marianopkt, per 4921b5., 545. to 58s. ; Mirka, Us. tos6a. ; Polish Odessa, per 480165., red. 51s. to 6ti& ; wit*, 575. to 61a. ; Danube and Galata, 41s. to 475. ; 38s. to 425. Barley: Apish's: and Syrian, per 261. to 275. ; Odessa sad lhambe do., Ms. to 275. BOMB Egyptisa„ per 4801b5.,325. to 33e. Main.: Odessa sad Gately. per 4921b5., 355. Od. to 365. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, pee 480th.., 34.. Od. to 355. ; French, do., -a. to --it; American, do., 3Sh. to 335. ; Egyptisa, 32a. to d3u SILD6 -Gusty seed, per qr., Ws. to 725. ; seed, per qr., Ns. to 565. ; Mustard swid, per white, 9a. to 11 s. ; brown, 12s. to 141. ; Linseed, per T crushing, 575. to 60..; Linseed cakes, ftglick, per big, 1101.10 s. to 111. Os. ; American, this, la brbi.. per 121. fa. to 121. 10s.; do., in begs, 111. Os. to 111. 15e. ; 01. to 0/. ; Marseilles, 10/. to 10/. 10..: Baps cak ß et i a ss. to 61. ; Taros, per bushel, wiater, 9a. to 9e. 6d. ; llapr seed, English, per qr., 64e. to tids. AMU YAM IMO DIM DON !EOM DEC. A TO DEC. e. -- .9;6 - wick. lisis. 7.niiin. Mist I,Way Ws 11.16 l6lO .... • • Flour. 09911010, 1.910 masts : foreign, 120 mks; ditto, 611 Wuxi". MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Suaam—The market has been dill during the week, awl holders not being disposed to accept lower prices for Went India descriptions, there has been but a limited boast= transacted. Cuba :ind Porte Rico were sold at a &Mos of 6d. per cwt., at which there was only a doll demand a cargo of Havana has been sold afloat for the traits& Kingdom, at Vis. 71d. for N 0.114. Corm. —At the public saka this week previous prime Irmo obtained ice Plantation Ceylon, but there war • wait et animation in the bidding'. Native Ceylon bold at a decline of 6d. per cwt. Cocoa is steady. Trinidad sold at &3a. to 9fim Tga.—The pablie sales have gone off flatly, and prices for all descriptions are rather 1111111*. Common Coypu sold at ad. to id., and greens at ti. per lb. decline. Hum.—The market has been active and at an advance et Id. to 24. per gallon. There are now few billets ; Jrntaiss sold at 3e. to 3s. 2d. • Demerara, Is. 10d. to 211. Id. ; cow mon Diswards, Is. Bd. Rios has been in good request, and firmer prices see sow demanded. aulT.—The market continues dull for the wane. SALTPETRE. —The demand and pion have Apia improved; 3,000 lags sold, now landing, at 3Je., and to arrivf at Kn. COTTON ooatinues inactive, prices are nominal. JUTL —The market is quiet. HIJIP.—St. Petersburg dna Booted at 331. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ms 'market is steady at the sneezed prices :—Toma tallow, 515., net arab ; Petersburg Y. 0., om the sp ot, S S I -1 December, 51s. W. to 52e.; January to March. 2.. 6.1.; Munk, 53e. to 53m 6d. ; April to Jane, 51s. 6d. to 525. HIDE MAEKET.-ITEIB DAY.) LEAD= HALL—Hides 561bs. to 84145., 3d. to 31a. ; 6411 m. t0 . , 721 bt., 3 itl. to 32d. : 721 be. to 801 be., 31. L to 41.1. ; 814 bu to 881ba., 4id. to Ad. ; 881bs. to 96lba, bl. to 3LI. ; Ms. to 104ths., 50. to 6d. ; 1041 he. to 1121 be., CA:. to 60. Hone Wes, 2a. to 10e. 6d. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. full, 6e. BERMONDUT.—Shaep oldies : Med. Be. rd. to 10i. ; Halts sad kalf-breds, Is. Bd. to 7e. Bd. ; dooms, 4e. Si. to 6e. BOROUGH HOP M4RRET.—(THIB DAT.) 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