The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-05 00:00:00

BRAZIL. AND THE PLATE. he ship Aocriagten, bunt to India with soldiers' re and children, had pm hate Pernanbseo. ;.ity-tive deaths had °trundle board Brea fever sr.d measles, arising principally tram deficient venti lation. The captain, chief mate, and engem had been poisoned, the two former fatally, the ',covered. The poisouin g is supposed to have dote by some of the passengers who bore sanity to .rie captain. The other two, who mewed with at captain, were unavoidably " likewise. se vessel was to be von , and sent on to India. I he English battles, Globe, west ashore near Rio. It II believed she will be a total wreck. The hostilities between Buenos Ayres sad the Argentine Coefederation hare been concluded. Oa NOT. 10 commissioners from both parties met at Bee Jaen, and a treaty of pesos was concluded. Peace being declared General Crquia immediately commenced the embarkation of his troops at t►e Tigre, sending his horses and waggons overland, sad with inch rapidity did he conduct the operation that on the 18th he himself embarked on board the French war steamer Bissau and returned to Ban Jeer. His army is by this time completely dim banded, each oorpe proceeding direct to the province in which it was levied. The Porten.) volunteers, ender the command of Lagos Laprida and others, remain in this province, having placed themselves under the orders of the government, according to icstructions issued to them by General Creuisa an the day. of his departure. Until after the meeting of the convention for the revision of the national constitution, Buenos Apes cannot be considered as one of the Confederate Pro vinces, but she is nevertheless already incorporated •oto the Argentine Republic, since she has a VOWS in the election of the President. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beim Mr. Graoriasfrair Rms.) IN Al 7111011 LAM QUALM. , The buikrapt yea leterhed am ma bare wortsersaa e 4 Old Scall-strart. 7lde wet the emarrelse werate The acertate, pretend by Mr. T. IL Hatmet, eared ear eve yam. mad ahow debts el Mtn, with seele at about TM The beams pearl sereeteL 11 WI LAMM AND TICS =OM The Makeups mere beet trettieleemee elt Oreerreop steel. This Tr the esemeredes waft. Tbak Mr re 4,4p81.. reek sheet 1,0001. Titre wee lee epseelles. Him Hower parr mewl der arelhars. LW ILI RIM. TSB terms ems a bet-Seale et Ilithersi are et Pe& dries. This wee NM ma meather eareued warier 1,7141. te ; yesperty. alter M K Aeletrehislei waft at 1711, there VIM trait uses= dela ; &MD, 4921. ; and lam. MM. of This NlL rams Sr perdition Is the art of Ur Mock, aer Ng ku. lon %r i. : es ts at 36 per cent. oder oat price. Me llNiipre of end I'o-haring (tlee ere above solkei) re ream far 8611. Mr. Liniiiider appeal he ream The smear wee alinoet wholly earmehaL eel ere erphelkelly what bin Hoare yr to the kW d ileselblei me so aortae at A. Mr. Lowe, on berg, et the beers" rest that he hod ao teatadr kw waken a brier retest HI. Hoerr amid time wee sr Irma le the 4W. br boarehted apeadltee. memetried, die M set jam without ea pMamtbe. Adjourned eine die, with preretke kg • magi. 13180 L VENT DEBTORS COURT. (BeOm Mr. Ormassierr Maniky.) IS TSB WATTS& OS TOOSIOO Oa IRIAL-417DOKINT 1111 TN) it rraorotrtaa eatoott mamma COMAJWS case. Te-day this ease w brought le • emaskeisa by the baud esaabisasr plawasig jeaspasal. The wart woe tiptop!, sad the daeleha appealed a wan • seed dual et Yana. The ere bee hese espeeledly helm the evert, tad the eggesitisa rated ea an pellate—ehat the leadaat had ~nabob pet the Allen One - es Oneepsy. la Waal be is • shrehehler, to emideahle law eipsesee, eM abet h al mode away wilt Mb pertly, be base a brie- Behar, a Neyweeter, le seder le poem the arise geld far the cab lesaned. Oa Noe bet men. Ike aniaNdear aid es bewail see eve lisephis wader way Wow be would deer Waindsparat me isodep. lb. Ceaenhaseer Murphy, is glebe pedgmate, sell he W adjeareal the are la ewer le appear h its - maw la • Ws rad impends sirsear. The are is. hether the bateau had Mee *alai le the awes lopled with respect le the Woos Caepsy. I. wished a dedere thee a Yen ceapablea 'paw the Omani Oman. Comm" asea wee abeirabie la • law ¢d la , Ns Ibis smart set la bee eplast aweepay eltkli wee the paha. now tr i e m apositioathe by the Una wee • fate mil empainee, end so the seamed le thlsk be he ariered late the anspany ebb A hie away, sad Mtented las the whin amid see setgle e swam he The leselveat wee evideatly • puma of semi tempeaweat„ •d wheats, he had bees tadeemord by alba penman at set he mad set sty, bat It wee cher the rival lied sell his ledispead le aeon thwarelves et iM Amp be bad edepeed, lie an and la We epaloa the aeolvest wee hd as by t_ empareaDent a hie ha= warm Be (Mr. eoewastagaarer llaphy) that the irolvest wee palatal la ble e ili to las the patios of the rocepas) la the Ira nod aseeeduaireatlee. sitheath the teal wet Welt have sold ids liability et 1304, bet la wished to is as shera iiis aad that hict evidenced the views le bed 101 relelled with two =s, bed in = abet preasetlege, sad pat the esspear le cea sidasehle law 'nesse, ler which they war mod. No was sot situag there—ead be is is tha Seam coatray did ant wish it—to deal eat " vea imam- bat he wished to declare the they bad barn bedly awd by the lasolvaat, who was probably tedonced by nthere who wished to Mee • deal esenpaey Of the road. H. asset to Ore a jebieneet far asking away with , r,seety. Rome meta were den la Aiwa, bat not laza4 at Um , a•ett of Ma inaoleent'a attorney, matinfoyeaber.sailhe Mee ~. It advaalm• of this interim no oda army with an M p ...sea. It bad beta aid that than bed bus me bead, as the .oats bad ant beta eased. New he bad the mead= ef the Chief Commie/tow to ray that It wee • beak Mil Er should act epos It. TM insolent twat to prim is the till 01 Asian, sad his webs( order wee ea the 13ah at o,tober. TM Advent world be six waseder maths kora the median order, he seeklai away with yeaperty to ;meat owls bean paid. TM omoleset whited te alarm the hat thesalt :w wee called ca. Yr. Candle, terd the was ap p mud atteigem. It• upnlvent wee mowed te Whilecresersireet Prison to t:../e7i9 hie jedgmeet al ix maths Arm the 13th October. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIB DAY.) (Before Mr. Berea Muth.) .lAL OF MR. 111:0111113.-(8ECOND DAY.) : mail of Mr. Dand Ro hw , is oolieltor, was rte LL • ' Mr- Hawkins, (4 C., pervaded to addrem the jary for the deuce. H. mkt he thought the primmer had good um be implainirg of the manner in which the ars kt the prase, oa had been comic, tad, sad the pralrlice that hal been thrown into the awe by the statements that had bees mad. by hie learned Mood with regard to the prisoner having bees guilty for a great mealy year. of • eyrete of fraud upon his than* when there was o evilest:is adduced to support each an sr orbits• t•pos the present charge the prisoner, if convicted, wee liable to lar traceporad for life, and it appeared to him that Ii so eartou • - are no unfair topiai of perishes ought to Le istrudoced, end h. felt wieded that the jury would us give elect to any CU. ta too and that they steadiest *mold the primer unless the irpec‘or. charge against hie was dearly eisteldished by the evidence. The leaned counsel then pro• teeded to etas, that before they cold convict the primmer ep.ri the posse indietnigat, they moat be satisfied that he w.. amenable as • trader, and that his trudieg wag that of • y t. riven. r, tear, that there Wm a peiltioaing treat hr's ea. olds( SOL • and thirdly, t h at h a ha d “tanxtrd an act of beskraplcy. He would not attempt to hey that thou was evi&s:e to support the two ses'irsed ingrr&ents is each • Cam, bit with regaid to the lasts a *Nether the priroser w as • tra d er as • money a merge h e urged that tibia had nut been made out, sad ..t*t ..r» p sstl y the whea of t h e precoadiags in 'to bankruptcy alert fell to the 'rocked and pweeat isidlehasse maid sot be supported. to harmed tossed than referred to some legal r,!,• opts the Tustin r to what ooast , tuted the trade • iijia•ion ar a swag uriveser, sad said that it had , •.7• te.s smettered that • ecrivener was a person who . t!.er ssea's nosey or esteem into his trust or custody r. ts isemett as be might think fit, as ea oc..mpe asomt teed with aay other, and tie mere 01 a solicitor taking money from hi. • -r. bi be inme•ed epos good sorority, did nit by any 11, 4..• roe.. it•t• Ma • scrivener, and eters war no ground L , V.ar the presser • bankrupt in that capacity. With jr •sees non-owned,, h• would sok them • •• • titl possibly be said this wee wilful, when j!-.lt.cf MOW nothing whatever about the 44 r , e • -• Y, and that it wee physically impossible TIM EXPRMS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, ft him to do om or he moo om the high thomoma of mho moon ma 11•• OM* Ismoroot NW Mom was omy Mho kr him to 11111.1ilt. Th. WNW osmod poomid moommt at momlimailo lomph lho ohm bob la Om aim mei madraid -J--img lb "him Mot Ms fame bw_ am thoip i rdi mot M b spies Shot phew mu of ohb mot swim damp. boom bombe moommil op, elf the buy mind it mbolos 1 o'olosk, oil Mona bib mart it mortar of la hoer. omi boad Woo phew gay. it INN impel Mot samba, imastamai iwM tm tam po Ms spirt phew.r, od mmoomoatly Yomhposom moo pom m& THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-BOOM 11110OL•1 (=IMOD OP 1111•11310 MUM G. Ombra% wwwwwires, wee here* up d. reed eserlae dr wpm • drape ei h oohs Mem Was of who, , value= the ipmen, • I Mors. Combsini sod Dori, Arthar-street, Weir The Om= bed bra err red serer when the ranee rat to sho . t u ts ewer De N. Chdetwas She Wiser erromelher moo wee sum : s ir to dare wise it • we, wed hot the War, what the Von lan-ridge-esoi, mat W Ni • garb hero to asks moo het op= aftle h M • I"I t i ole iheEsserwhee he boll Ish url he& lei lie pee, sod hethog =OW lel bees lost dile who s het It or bees Adhered at its prow illeitholisa.s mes Immetoleterive, who bre the greases la *sem aow rid he bed her ruble te roes the wise, sad • Or there wee es hub Grime to Whet Herr io say veg. Ms. Irak who Weald he the prissaa, aid do ex piration be bid to ollir at Walt et the prewese was • my sigh ewe. The aso who tromptaled t:e ir =wer with the wise Vint e• • pub li c-hoer, berg latoreerd at the thee ; r slogged • ersidetehle Hr, the phew war to leek shoe bin, tad hied to seek Woe to retro to the we et ease. Tr to hornet he nousid to the we macaw esel thus Or aerial& ebeisee Win w WI blew etelew. Upon that be the yea bore, ter War eery *gra aretly, r be wee druid to thee Its waft VII he di•W•41•• VMS had twoortot the war _ _ The Lard May* Mil the ems was fraught with gym, although thee. was met salehet grimes is Ills dare hoer to the Freer, who meet therein he ; hat at the sem tire he (the Lord Mayer) should fastruct the police to Ms. • sharp eye cm the prisoner, sad If they four any eiiMieer wadre% to lake him limo custody Mein. The primmer was tier disdreged. MARLBOROUGH-STMT. CHAISE OP AISAIILT AT IMP lIIATKAIMIT TNIATIM Sergisis Jobs NM T Ifrirsof, s ii piapi lookiai s zes s ;sa te scribed r • teashir, of IT err illsenhely teasel remiltieg G =Tata the Rogitestost Three.. eodes ea he prim erring about half-part =daty Ile rt armee of re Haymarket there rig a ewer et the Ow Ow la, two =ihare errilica to re war seer is losishreet was Met, peeldes spree ho a. He rind the dearbst Is per le gehdy, wed wet pub pesOe rest he wee deem ?be delhelest rade as reply - bet with his right kr{ ble:hlt big peered dopiest the * wan, reek him in the eye, keeskieg of hi het. He did not hot rose pais se the preset Ire. though ha had all night. Sts The dolmas% ill MIER 11) Os arm said he was going the rears with kis shier. rid at the tier thin were orrel %diet an his right oils sad le sear le Fehr his shay be pet his left hand vim he well, se se le Jew her end err ladies is pre. The ea rtabie asked Mr le ore away ble bur awl jest at that warm he was puha by re rear. eel 1111 bend might her Soothed the einetettles fro, but it was quite unintentiorl, end be ewer Weeded to strike the °Roar. 60edoei said it ;as dose The thasdaat this WWI Mies Ceedise Wy.ot. New who said that she dil net think Ire *ease Wrack the • 41 dow lay. resift at 11, Xesyleheseread, mkt that she was at the theatre Mit be two Mahn. Eh heed the °Mom mak the persees te pod dews hie bed, sad he roger& "u I de i , Ile bake teg be 11111 ed." mid this she heel the Gam Tou'vez die gebaser." The dohs& ern bit had we the tad ht her opines the isitedesee kb heeled r taker's hat. Mr. begben mild le dill set vast her epinice ; he wasoled I. bow 'MI as es* as,. The demileir of the hat Weer segued he mothers elelemst sed ail the ishsdasre eight bac I wee sew WEI et 'IL_ - Ottio - a MA the dellis/et admitted 'biking him, but add It ewe .et Is.. treldly. 116. INagbam WI hi Impreisa wig WA It sight km lin as assliontosi le amid gin Os alleaclaas the Mesa is aim was a psi led of doubt Awl It. The Mambo me thin dluelmild. WANDSWORTH. /11011010 CAMILLO= MS Thlll 1017 Th WIISTIM RAILWAY. Aveleriek Ostears, • praihsa, residlog at No. 114, Mewal.siesst, Overarrapria, wesameasi bdies lira bora by Istqadar Irk be valevtally -im I antem mph the Isar Wales Bawl. TM liana 01 arsigear. bat he was represiatal by Mr. Yak Thismair, st lissalalwlas, vie wad that the asallears sairataal was lis lesiberrt.law, mad he wee rah la adult the ears. Mis shisrar rat ea Stb • asallsms eareed 111111111WIIRRWAVILAWANWIWOIth eiselea, awl ths Sehair bwried b• bad try Ajmer Is he resblas, brai at Yamaha Os ssideara whirl the =s swaris is Oohs Mat his ersedy, dsh they Ss. TM es ink was that • haw was wri wi the sad its Shed= bad basinsisd lisprotaft Bost to tabs sat • ssareem Xi hid awe Mesh Ms wimrship to impose • Ira In, eel has soli bard ea Malts' Or soros ticket bairn that the arrsay weal/ sterile maks =ea by so Min • seri palls sestratras WWI le UAW, 0111esaisisillsw rid the asatimsa wharf easehhal bat buss samestal to glys erases, sod he enema bin Mr. Dstesesp dhis ailars was is series le w l; be was Plivied le per I:irk r. hobs a bs as dais is Mist Wavy I p rashes, bet Ors hal bWeas sal of ausielate the a= et parripm the trewler dra t Wu crave eft Dawasst i that it WY at artivehr carteass shis set spirt ie sralthe =1 Asa • per reel et re ersorase word be Theis was sem hike* is Slag ea, bat Is bad ao dish thst if tbsy sale • pespsr rspeasestaties as the ears pesy they would we to It. Thee. yenta great nosy pee* whit ennead morning sad sight who filled up their tine by but the mesa they hit beaded la the w eber less very ins the sest sianiss. sad it swayed these parnsure dabbed the essidas. Mr. Tsyko, the aid der, aid it err issaticaed is roller ow at that err • her ware ego, that tits degrees had ?shad Is attersin reds ma rallestica. Mr. Draw said the plea woe sdopted ea other liar, both to this country aid abroad. dr. baba= thought it weld I. adopted is the Swath Western Railway with • litth difficulty, eel be hsdso doubt that J they •ppettled to the directors they weld ass sent. vesaap maid be Amid have ma difs-ul ia °Diab le' 100 De e a r ticket boldere to apply to the ty dleeotore to allow 11310ilinff eerrimme. The defesdaat wee then fined 20e, and 4a, mole, white were immediately pald. On Tuesday evening Mr. 0. P. &rope, M.P.. delivered a lecture " On Geology," before the member' and friends of the Literary Inalcution, Chippanhem. Last evening the annual Chriatmu ball of the patients in St. Luke's Hospital took place in one at the large wings of the building, and, as usual, passed ad with the meet marked essecees sad spirit. The ballroom bad been en dilly domested by the Wheats, end a large Christmas tree had been covered by them. The ball oommenoed 1.0011 after dusk and was continued till about 10 o'clock. Several geatlemei; Interested in the welfvre and prngrels of t►e charity were pram f, end contributed by their vocal and inetramental peribrneeness to the amusements of the evening. The almost good order and strict decorum prevailed. . _ It hee been already mentioned that the catholic bishops of Prus.la had seat an address to the Prins Repast, praying him to have the maintenance of the temporal pour of the Pope deluded is coogress by the plenipotentiary of Prude. The Caws, Oren* now announces that the Premien goverament has decided on not replying to the address, in order not to give rise to may counter-dem:nutri tious es the pert of the protestant/. and to prevent religiose pular from Leing mined op with political Tuileries. '• The People's Gazette of Berlin gives tne following amount of an interview which took place before the Arch duke departure for Madeira, between him and his brother, the Emperor of Austria —" A violent some took rime, the Archduke being the sly member of the imperial family who seems to clearly see the critlesi situation of the Austrian monarchy, and dares &saki, to recommend marrow The Archduke strougly premed kis opinions m the Emperor, bet seeing thee all was vale, he ended by saps& Tee crows pm bear is set Om poverty of a Niggle pram bet Wimp to all the /yeasty ; and when a member of t►e jowls' family sees that it is plead is danger, his duty is to speak. I' This language threw the Emperor into peat agitation, ead he cried nut several times, • Only a rebel dare talk so.' The intervention of a high personage (it is supposed the Empress) was at lees momeary to put as end to the painful some." The Salta Public of Lyons says :—" A petition &dammed to the Seems is now being signed by the female operatives in this city, in which the petitioners pray that ell men who attide the sge of for!y without marrying may he ocmpelled to riy a tax es unproductive membere of mociety." WARR L1828.-7HIB DA). Two o'Cuxis. The railway share market to-day is very dull, and in mane instances, including Midland, Lanceshire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, sad Eastern Counties stooks, a reduction of Ito per cent. has taken place. London and North Westwn stock is now quoted 99 to 4 ; Cheat Western, let to 701 ; Midland, 110 to ) _ ; Lancashire and York shire, 101 to I ; South Eastern, 86 to j; Great Northern, 107 to 108; and Eastern Counties, 671 to 681. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 21 to 21 prem. The Indian and Cana dian shares are generally Sm. Akin.' ii 5 us 131 01 !0 /' i is SI 11 U. n 1 9.0 0. N 33 36 6 ins US US 136 us tri 1$ if 1/6 75 17 114 Ilf 7M 1.1 15 11 103 101 Di 17 Sib 1114 :: eSt 7s, UN 91 zali • OP I. it. I fli UM 111/ !A" 11111,1111 POMIEN11011& Al it .1 an dos M. Ise — I — NI 3 1_ Ide 1.. ' „ c L. A' 31 % ff 94 97 U I? Ns 76 77 121 99 IS 191 N 1U 92 96 II PI let IN al 91 1 ipm 2 :in LIN LIMED A? VIVID Iluderia . et milk ale VW. all i ral Si pram es I pm mt. EL J , W l-41 : mm, saki ilowlia .4 goriest. 1110 - iiiraii Mt . im. Imo Its Iligintiorke Per 44414.(t0 Ifeellres e 11444 .... L4 ... tt el. Alp Ilmaleas pr.iau ..Ar r s.:" . . -: kh Jar.. lefeka. nallikli iiiilleski - M 101 - l SO AI 134 120 U 4 Ili 1011 R 4 U 11 139 1U I. 4i D 1 us (5 47 111 121 N 11 - - II A i im 17 MI ... .... 117 130 10. 144 104 11 a:: ilf4lexs-717. 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" i 1 a 1.0 0 0 Ph Dada 11 I .... •. If De. de. 0 b. ... la War Idadaltle a n 13 'f -- " i 6 Itlaataaa • % a Sea .. 16 U 11 sam Sea ob.• ta.. 4 74 cfaUalateaoa U d A . 11:2 •I Vair:." ti;r ...a a) 51 U au IP U 0 HO . v j . l e l • Id 2u. 3 / 1 ad ae. Sub= a I 1 I 106 atmerst laom.l 111 Lad 4.oma 1 6 - - , 11 14 EXPORTS 190/1 LIMPOOL TO ArBTRALIA. Tie following are the ortacipal artleisal exported during the month of Demobs?, 1869, to Kelbowse mod Port Phillip : Agricultural implements, 60 packeges ; bsots end shoes, 1,260 packages ; cotton menahotores, 1,336 packages sortiemare, 142 mates, 13 casks ; fruit (drl e d), 2,126 ; gunpowder, 9,383 kegs, 8:c.; glass. 459 packsw ; 1,014 packages; machinery (4,4391. Telma), 2 packeses;lllsaan's stores. 1,466 ages;pack od, turpentine, &41. 1,169 packages; railway matakb (8,0001. vane), 65 tome, 47 mks. Spirtb—breMy, 6,260 gallons; rum, 1,000 galkose ; gestevs, 200 gallows ; Mthh plain, 1,467 'aloe a. —The sibove is extracted from the circular of Kamm I. P. Platt and Co, of Liverpool. biwnwrourax FREI Houma., Davomaim- B 4117•1171, CITY.-71se earegate number of patient's relieved Mrlog the week and* Deo. 31 Ysdid, 568; ear edit 334: fond 897; 1/1 wbkk 827 won saw awes; bolsi for 1869, 64,007. Lon Dow Gummi 0311111136 COMPANY azkrriD) nosipb kw weak waling Jia. 1, 11,3661, 19s. Bd. 11% 1 SAIMAA I In T . .2: .... . ilorsaid. --- IN ralit E, • - --- ....- le el Pa IN De. 1 r et. S 2 a li i: 2 si 1 elLa:-....... ......_ m• la s 4 Wl' Virr r.a _ t: Il ecitr" . " IN DO. 4MIES.Im li ei. a ._.._____ ..e.t•-•&:t. MONEY MARKET.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLoCa. The funds to-day are dull, and a redaetion of cheat 1-16 per omit, has taken place in Comb. The redgnation of Count Walewski naturally amiss attention. Badness throughout the Stack Exchange is extremely languid. Two or three of the British railway stooks, as well as Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares, are rather lower ; but prices generally are fairly supported. The opening price for the Three per Cent. Rennie at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 68fr. 400., ex div., for the end of January, being 50. lower than yesterday. The new Indian Five per Cent. stock is steady at 1041 to l ex div. for the amount. The Indian Rupee Loans continue in active demand ; the Five per Cent. is marked 961. Cowls are offloially marked 951, ex div., for the 10th of January. The present. quotation is 951 to I. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt at 951, 96, and 961; ; the New Three per Cents. at 951, 951, and 96 ; the New Indian Loan, for amount, at 1041 and 1 ex div. ; the Five per Cent. Reseed Rupee Loan, at 961; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 981; ditto, 1869, at 981 and 1; and Exchequer Bills, at 31s. to 325. prem. Only a moderate amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market. Turkish bonds are steady, the Loan of 1864 being quoted 79 to 1, and that of 1868, 88 to 1. Buenos Ayres Bonds exhibit a fresh advance, being marked 86. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded u follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 86; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 102; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 44f, 441, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1091; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981, ex div.; ditto, Three per Cants., 1869, 881; ditto, scrip, l dia.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 84i; Spanish Three per Cents., 43f, ex div.; ditto Passive, 101; Turkish Six ' per Cents., 1864, for account, 79; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 861, 881, 88. San Paulo Railway shares are quoted 1 die. to par ; the New Caned* Loan, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, / to 1 prem. ; Ocean Marine 1 3-18 to 1 6-18 prem.; and Universal Marine, / din. to par. The Australian and Bombay mails rid Marseilles will be delivered in London on Saturday morning. Foui o'CLoci. Console are quoted just the same as at 2 o'clock—. viz., at 961 to f, ex div., for the 10th of January. Yesterday being the 4th of the month great ac tivity prevailed in the discount market, although the amount of bills falling due was not so large as on some similar occasions. The applications for money at the Bank were again numerous. The balk of the advances made by that establishment during the shutting of the transfer books fall repay able between the 9th and 14th inst. The amount is considerable but not heavy. The New Canada Five per Cent. Loan was firm, at 2 prem., " buyers." There were no transactions in gold at the Bank yesterday. The 109,0004 by the Lew Chew was pur chased for the Continent. The Tyne, from Brazil, has arrived at Southampton with 41,3044 in specie. The bar silver by the steamer La Plata has been sold for the But at 6i. 2d. per os. standard, and the Mexican dollars at se. 11d. In the former inatanoe no alteration is shown, compared with the prioe obtained for the previous remittance, but in the latter there is an advance of Id., although sales have occurred in the interim at the present rate. The shares of the New Bank of Turkey were last quoted 4 to 1 prem. It is remarked that the prospectus of this undertaking does not allude to an important stipulation in the concession —via., that tie bank ".shall not oommenoe business until the entire capital—one million sterling—ehall be paid up in full, and that this payment In full must be effected within six month' of the date of the delivery of the Imperial Armen. The Governor, sub-Governor, and two of the censors are to be appointed by the government; and the rest of the directors and censors are to be appointed by the con cessionaires during the first three years of the Bank's existence. _ _ _ A general meeting of shareholders in the City Bank is called for the 17th inst., and a special meet ing of the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Lend Company for the 9th February, with reference to the removal of the agent in New Brunswick. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,8801. ; the Oreat Northern an increase of 6,0731. ' • the Great Western an increase of 1,1811. ; and the London and Booth Western an increase of 1,2181. With the new year, the G4ifig4l contains a long lid of notices of di ssolution of partmatship. We extract the following : R. Wilson, A. Bore, W. Graham, and R. P. Wilma, Old Bread-street, City, Ramis broken; 8. N. Frangoyak, T. Bingham, G. Droatocaiti, A. Niocilowlo and P. Maximus, London, Liverpool, aad Alexandria, casrC.hasts, so far as re gm& G. Dromoositi ; W. Kilburn, H. W. Kilburn, and W. Kershaw, Baal lndia brokers, so far as rapids W. Kilburn ; J. F. Sandia., J. Paaraeker, A. Doman, Jan., and G. Dna mum,Conthill and Graceohnrolketraet, ship and Insurance so far as reprds J. Paamokar; W. Brown, J. Brows, 8. Brown, W. B. Bowen, F. A. Hamilton, Y. W. Collet, J. N. Brown, 8. H. Brown, G. H. Brown, and C. D. Dickey, Liverpool, New York, Boston, Bahiaaa, Philadel phia. sad New Wawa, so far u rupees W. B. Bows. ; F. IL Hughes sad R. W. Roland, Liverpool, wool brokers • A. Pally sad J. Pally, Wiaohastsr-baildiage City, inswahalls ; N. C. do Potheaisr sad W. Parker, Llierpool. nemehenta ; G. Seymour, G. Peacock, and U. D. Rucker. Orecedoweh street, City. ship sad insaranes Mehars, so lar as regards G. Pewook ; J. Torrance, H. NoCkkey, P. C. Came, sad W. Rennie. Finsbury-akar, merchants, so far as regards J. Torrance ; I. Fletcher sad C. R. Prior, Liverpool, hemp and Au broken; 8. Laing sad A. C. Campbell, Mindog-lene, City, colonial Makers; 8. Gurney, H. B. Gusty, D. W. Chapman, R. Pally, A. G. Chapman, sad R. Biritheck, Lom bard-street, City, weary dealers, so far m regards R. Polly ; H. Finlay, B. J. A. Imwriaos, and 0. Z. Lanes, Liverpool, cotton broken, so far as regards B. J. A. Lawrence ; 8. Lang and H. W. Pearce, Liverpool, Limo, and Valparaiso, commission merchants. _ _ _ --- With referenoe to the market for American sem rifle', Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: The market for American moulds, In Landon do, wince wee last, been inanimate; buyers appear to be holding off, wader the Lammed= they may some in more favourably, but no decline of inoinest hes been established. Caked States File pot Cant. are belt pit mat. lower. Now York Oestral chew have given we, 1 par cent.; Illinois Central shares, 1 per amt.; and Erie !psr matt. Retired Banda re sits wry steady. TM dsalbge in Now York and Erie securities (mood the drat and second swipes beads), are sow almost, if not entirely, eandsed to throe for which " as. " have been given in. We nadir/mad the commis 'loners here do not Intend taking any more heads or coupons now tbst the time during which they were anthorimed to n aive them has r lapsed. WID/RIDAT EVINIXSI.. Consols, which closed yeeterdsy ii96lt;lex die., for the 10th January, opened this morning at 951, rose to 951 to 1, and closed at 96 11-16 to 13-18, or 961. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for account (10th Jan.), 961, 1, ex div.; Three per Cent.. Itednoed, 961, 98, 961; New Three per Cents., 96, 961, 981, 961; Bank Stock, 2271, 227; India Stook, for allenialt, 2231, ex div. ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Lnan, for account, 1041, 1041, ex div. ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentnres,lBsB, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 98f, 981. The Indian Five per Cent. stock was firm, at 1041 to 1, ex div., for the account. The Indian rupee paper has again risen, numerous investments being still in progress. The Five per Cent. left off at 964 to 1. and the Five-eAd-a-lialf per Cent. at 1034 to 1041. India Bonds were dealt in at Be. to 10.. prem., and Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 31s. prem. In the foreign stock market the demand was again principally confined to Turkish Bonds, in which a fresh rise of 1 to 1 per oent. was at one period at tained, the loan of 1854 reaching 791 to 1, and that of 1858, 87. A reaction took place, however, in the afternoon, and the final priors were but little bettor than those of yesterday, being, respectively, 79 to 1, and 68 to 4. Mexican Bonds were dull at 224 to 1. Russian scrip was marked 1 die. ORDINARY MAUR AID STOOLS. it I TC `ffin:"••=l: ..... par._ a On." ---- 1:61, Tlbigra - r - ai a j uia : Dove Wagi. IL alinba.. 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MAO I Ilya ar.4414 Vela aR - - 34.00 UMW llama 063 al 40 41 4) 1 DAP 1101•••• Bask *44 IN nyisyyal et Was/ U 74 71 id I"- 0 -.- 4 .1 w li isaa Ilirtralla all .. .. i t d l # r a /= lll 7. 1 14 MI BA gagaitaii II - - MINE&-THIS DAY. Two IYOI/701. West Ramat shares are in demand to-day, and an marked in the Stock Exehange 181 and 17/. Bar tridge Consols have been dealt in at 1. There hays also been a number of transactions in shares in Bait Basest, Vale of Tory, Wheal Uny, North Bunt, and Wheal Unity. The advice. from the St. John Del Rey Mines for the month of October just to hand, show the follow ing extremely favourable results :—Produce for Oct., 33,410 oitavu ; ditto, for 18 days Nov., 16,017 ditto. Tonsof ore raisecl,B,66ostandardper ton,4,7Booitaus. produce in money, 12,3881. ; cost, 8,3781. Profit for the month, 4,21 W. It is worthy of remark that the oast is about 1,0001. above the average cost per month, and yet the profit is about the best the mine has given since its former days of prosperity. Should the returns keep up to the average of the hurt four months the company ought to be in a oondition to pay their former dividend of V. per share per an num. The shares have been dealt in to-day, as high am 22, showing an important rise. English and Australian Copper shares oontinue in demand, and are marked 2. Other oolonial as well as foreign mining shares are inactive. The Stook Exchange committee have appointed to-morrow a special settling day in the shares of the Crookhaven Mining Company. At an extraordinary meeting of the East India Coal Company, convened by the directors yesterday, a resolution for the despatch to India of a special commissioner, charged to investigate the position of the undertaking, was negatived. An independent meeting of a number of the shareholders is to be held today. South Wheal Frances declared on the Brd hisk a dividend of 41. per share. At • general meeting ol the adventurers in Wheal Edward, held yesterday, the amounts showed • balance agelnit the mine of 24181.16 e. I Id. A oall of 2e. 6d. per share was made. The agent recommends the suspension of the operatics on the north lode, and the working the south lode vigorously. The returns for the put 18 months have been mostly from the south lode ; the future prospects on this lode are considered highl satisfactory. The men bad gme through • good lode in the y 61 ; the 71 is worth ices of deb ore pit fathom. The winze from the 61 to the 71 hie gone through a good lode, end the 81, 20 fathoms behind the 71 red, wee producing good atones of are; it la thought that the lode preemie every indication of moors. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET'S. MINCING-LANE.—(7IiIB DAY.) fluosa.—The market hes been quiet to-day and the public sales west off heavily. Rained remains unaltered. Corm—The public sales are going off without show ing sap material alteration in prices. Tim remains very steady. Bricsa.—Pepper sold at id. advance; Singapore, good, 40. to 40. per lb. Pimento sold at 4d. Corrox.-200 bales sold at previous rats. 13.u.vr mita—Prima are fully supported. In other articles no material altaradon. TALLOW MARAXT.—(THIS DAT.) The Parka le arm. Tallow on the apt has ha proved 6d. per owt. shoo polarday. The quotations are Town tallow, 67e. net cash •; Pstaraburn Y.C. on the spot, 681. ; ;snug to Mara, Rs. ed.; Marsh alone, 58e. METROPOLITAN CATILB MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a fair @triply et bombs; trade is not va7 brisk, bet Monday's vacations are radar& Gard shay are not plentifel ; they nest with a ready rale ; nada is dun for infenor quarks. Mimed calves sae rather dearer, bat there is scarcely say demand for isferlsr. Oar foreign supply oneaste of 100 besets, 160 shop, red 163 calves. The weber ri tench cows Is 160. Pal l le tbin.. l4=6 a i "w ell= ...- 4 s • S erneleestar asean. it 4 plsw ...... 4 Isms * wend Atha 4{ 4 - 4 Doi Das aer.w.4 s rati. 49 :,° ll . 1114•114 et ms/140. 1.130 sad 1amb5..4.310: . 001•60. 11515 ; P. 100. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAY.) Mew. Davis mad Co. report trade steady. Prior meadow hay, 67a. dd. to 72a. 61. ; saparlar ditto, Dia. to 84. , inferior ditto, 60a. to 60a.; rowso, 401. to 60a.; clover, old, 90r. to 100 a.; straw, Wm to 30a. The Liverpool Corporation, at their meeting yes grday, agreed to make a grant of 601. per annum to the Local Bereceopsthic Dirpensery. A BRIDZSMAID ON FlRE.—When the parties went into the vestry of the oil church at Brighton on Tore day, after the wedding of the Rev. J. Image and Mies IAWSIXON the dress of the sister of the bride caught Bre from the stove, sod a great deal of it was consumed, but fortunately without say farther injury. —if ist &saes Geutts. _ _ _ _ _ THs MARQUIS POLTBODT.—The Marquis Poly body's head was clear of braise, and from the walls of its cave reverberated the opinion. of whatever purer might at any moment happen to address him. But the reverberation had in it • sonorous rumble, riving It an air of great origi nality. His lordehip always kept ea even oountananos. All who were *bout him, except the more jokers of the court, were flattered by the very serious way in which he received, as if it ware a matter of greet moment, any sort of ocemaiderkm made within his hearing. Jokers, indeed, were disposed to laugh at this, but dared not. Who aria so happy se the poet, when he wee allowed to de dicate his idleness to the elesr-keaded Marquis Polybody ? Bach • name prefixed to his vain dreaming. gar them an sir of reality. The man of science gladly recognised the value of hie own disci:remiss, when his hope that they might serve his country rumbled beck upon him from within the saver nor head of the great marquis, as a positive assurance that this country wee much served by his discoveries. As for negotiation, at that he woe admitted to be first in the known world. He weld handle a napkin or receive • snuff- box irreproechably. He could negotiate u empty pros with the deliberation that would give it a value. He could bible the &cutest of ambessadors who sought to and out what he knew, for he had the sublime way of know ing nothing, creakily and slowly, that enables its pos sessor to look blandly down on the premeor of mere every day wisdom, that mores cheerily with an undignified brisk trot. —.Fables and Fairy Tau by Henry Morley. The Sport says :—" The Marquis de Gannett, whose leave of absence had expired, has, slthoegh still suffering from his wound, left Pans to rejoin his regiment in Algeria. According to all probability, his absence will not be loog. Since the battle of Solfarbto, where be par ticularly distioguired himself, the marquis is to be pro moted to the rank of captain, after which, report says, he will be appointed orderly officer to the Emperor. If he had been sooner attached to the person of the Emperor, he would according to the rules of the service, her been compelled to resign his post on being promoted." INSUBORDINATION OP A SPANISH OFPICER.—A letter from Madrid says An 'Raft, in which figures Col. Count de Castel's, brothria-law of the Infante Don Hawn is exciting much interest. This nobleman was placed in command of • regiment of the army of Africa; bat at the vary beginning of the campaign he criticised, In violent terms, end even before his inferior, all the operation of the General in-Chief. This wee a very grave fault, but to committed a still more Parlous one. in not being at the bead of his regiment Is the combat of the 9tb. For this last mitigator, Marshal O'Doanell reprimanded him very severely, and he answered haughtily. The result wee that he either demanded his dismissal or was dismissed; and O'Donnell, in the order of dismissal, re corded—a painful thing for • soldier—that he had not beam with his regiment to action. On arriving at Seville, the coast made nee et such ispradent language that the civil pease" had him amnia sad seat to Cadiz. The captain general of the latter phase bad him ardor in the fortress of Sr. Catherine, god the Supreme Naval and Military Tether' of Madrid has decided that he shall be tied by court martial." FRENCH SISTERS OF CHARITY AT ATHENS.— Letters from Athens say that the French Sisters of Charity in that city had been refused permission to continue, r they bad previously done, to &Morn from teaching the Greek catechism in their schools; and that in consequence they had been obliged to dismiss all their pupils of the Greek rel.gioo. The reason why the permission which they sought was re fused is that the law mare the teething of the orthodox eimmidsot obligatory to Wider of the Greek church. As the Boman catholic pupils who remain to the sisters are few fa somber, and generally of pear familiee, doubts ware enter- Woad that the Meters could continue their minus le Arendt with sneers; end their super irw seepritingly ['tended os send back to France five of them out of tr. SINGAPOIB AND BATAVIA SUBMARINZ On Nov. 10 the sterner Balder arrived at Singapore, having on board the Singapore and Java cable. Site arrived at Batavia in 79 days from Liverpool, including • stoppage ad eight day. et the Cape of Good Hops. All nereary preli minaries having bees made, the Bahian commented laying down the cable en the itch Irmo Mikes Passer, and Tee esidsd through the Dorian Straits, instead of the Ehlo Starts, an octant of the former being seldom need by large werla, whose anchors would be likely to injure the cable. WWI/Atha laying down was protege,* morasses were stmt by the Bahian to Singapore from time to Year it was ono- Otoday carried to Itintot, in the lama of Hemee, reeeblag that place on Nov. 21i, when the following telegram was re erred :—" Mintok, Brea, Nov. 21, 11169.—We have err Orr the hoe to Mintok at Baum, and start this emotes he Batavia. All on bard well and booty." The Dutch ear steamer Merapi acted as comport to the Babbee.—Loodove and China Tilvraph. i I i~ .i ..~