The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-10 00:00:00

ANI. INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) cot KT OF BANKEI pita. 1,. l'ounsuaaiumer Iloatopl ) moku - I'U/1112.1V ROMANI/OLD AND tD. NZ LLt L r. VDIMINII4 AND ACNNADIII. _ . - - - - Awes of thii nee wea reamed thin mortue:;. s• fer from the *pretest having died eid. it ammo to in• , • neatly 41 the hankies cemennity Iming rim Mtge row of hooks wee mph reßed into re , t • .h..-h the mwornsger te-day added a hoe. monied .1 °Detaining •• geigire had in it frel end paper% Mann preitapa thereto , From ir early bow the part°. interested began to we We, sad at .1 few minutes after 11 &desk the Com e rearm toelt her mat. ILareleka, seeurialed by lir. Murray. M.P.. aisle ap 6. pealed lot Mr. Lbkherot kw !devised sod as. lamitism of ; Woad. Williams sod W. J. C. at.. far swift ashlars ; Mr. Lemma" .14 311 t. I. N. Lae& in - laabvpir ; Kr. &laud Had 4ltsrt Mesdames sad %who) onorbil r sammotost to thee ..blare ; eami a orood Halylead. ham Ogen" -ad Ca. rer Ift• After • re... 1 of 3k. Brie:dose ...I to a (sw siesdiar. Mr. stream woo again eternised by lie. Listkiln —Oa the it January. IS_ he seated hi. surplus at r.,1131/., annet to a deduction comniimicm. Be snissemeed the wanks in the fiend at 117,0001.. mad believed it le be a sabatantid one. Ile found William Anal owed 611116 :. add. Th e moan am. lent previeualy to I to matte him to samba's Aare. The balance brought for ward Winn his us !sty He lest bun the massy to buy sham in railway.. .taaing era. a brother. woke d Matins . He received ao money front km deer to 1 , 07. Os the In of January, 1A37. he keeled it ae • gad debt. and believed it w o uld ultimately be pit lied sever received one shilling from biro. Be. laved bin to ha a good debtor to the "ad. He believed ma the let a Januar.. 1+.7, Thomas Baker was a good debtor. Very anon aft.e found him to he • bail one. Amer. Weed that 50... after hr left Enema, in laVl They male I he. Y advent, oil nuoiog narea, belienag to be let which turned out t.. be 'Rimier. Mr. Lianas., no. it Major Dendrite's Irish mine : ; the Loudon and Virginia. Mr. Lialtlat. r - tod when did sou lind it to he a myth ! la 1/0.7!—N0. about lat. Wiese said axe was • lees by Major Beredord's Irish onset Is broad by the accusal. in 1845 be bad lest canary. He was his list wenn. It was advanced dung the railway mania to Baker. Him-elf, Baker, and among 'one weculatiag Wray about that hale. Had tat about 7,WOf. be speculations in railway sbarea. Mr. Mottimore *limns:id about the some extent. hal nude a led debt by Baker. At the nod of laid he I tad anise off from Thonme Baker's debt 6,1011. Thomas raker was returned as • bad debt or for 3,107 f. There was • forther NM of 2,474/. odd written off the account of Thos. Baker as bud. The bad debt of Baker mines off was I Lolcd. exclusive a that sum of 2,474/. Bane acid Co. were returned a" debtors is January, 11t 6. They held ran of LeadieluilLinarket from the corporatioe of Isin• de. Bode was in their emplo, and public war e h ouse . teepee m Leadeahall-market. Believed oe the Ist of January, 1•44, his debt of 2,1511 t was good. Had only honied within aboat the last 111 I month. that it was die. uted. Debited the account of Heide with his salary and caorket am ha en. 'Thought it would b e wor k e d o ff b y th e market ergea. The !entrap, Wa.4 here examined on the bad aleht fond : ftrvan. Price, sad Co. went laankrupte, sad ea the list December WA, 15,00 W. was written dis atimsted lowa, sad ;here was a further Imo et ANIL He found Offe sad other returned asinine f 1,006. They were set members of the km .timing and Cobb. It was lb. Cobb, the banker, of Elsabsey. it VIM a iIIIBIGLI4OIII Birmigham and Oxford alums is mad about the time et the " battle of the ! •zaainiVasifftey foam! that they had sustained the less of 1,0031. LiMr. Leggett was a shine tar 1,8364 There mother mn Mr. Linnater—Thes who is the Lewitt retuned as a led debtor for 3,oool,'—That mu was a lees ea Pfklate maa's account at Warrington. Mr. Schrader was examined.—He int west to Strad leild and Co. ia MI as a boy at Ils. a week. As his union were appreciated the residence of the km I. him laareased. la 180 he joined the house es • pertmer, and took lie management of the kaimai et LiverpeoL Duplicate books of their transerdiese wen kept in Loudon. Their accounts bad Imply Mareseed • to the year of the panic, 1157. In 1/157 the fetal sales effected amounted to • eery large amount. The masent of &Menem rendered the failed houossi way have bees shove 100,000!. He did nut think it would be above 000!. He did act think it would le above 300, By the account predated it appeared there/Oman ash to the failed homes to the amount el 894,11004, hills 28 , 0001 ., sad his accordance' '1 9 ".0001. Oa the o ther aide the gouda received amounted to 101,000!. The seise to them animated to 211,000 f., sad received their WOOII{4DCON to the amount of upwards o f one willow They had cash 711,000!. and bills 284,000 f. Mr. Litiklater —The bills mans than emend all the aka Wa. all the mat, assinace sad asommodatioa your frwriale—l do not look at it in that seam. Nate you learnt that lama now admit I ham. Wituma, further questioned, said he did act think that during the panic of 174.17 the Leaks used the Liverpool house for its own ramieses. The ambitasee by the Liverpool hems be Streatteild and Co. commenced is 10166. In of the panic they had to nadir ineramal assistame ie ti . CO2401114: liming the years 1100 and 1860 the miceents rid the Liver pool home sad Limbs were pro *ad eon these of annual assistance. In the years 1&311.03 the Liverpool afforded osisteme to the I.omdau home. lie did oot know the drafts urinary' Schrader did aot amnia the name of Streatfeild sad flu. He sew fined it was so. He was sorry to say be did net remonstrate with the Landes house with yes rani to their use of the Liverpool house for their owe benefit. The • I house were in the habit of drawing ea T. H. Mortimer*, cif Aadover. Had so mover. lobos shoat the arrielmare imaiseed the Loudon home. The partnere, es fares he sees assemsd, never eat ia "o hms conclave to dims tisk Atka In March, 1860, be maw Mr. Latinism red ifr. ffeetlimare hi St. Mary-axe. At that time he use is ger keen Bristol. There may have beta minellikig mid abselitie he,. amount of mist ime segisireil by the rant--- al lie Loodoe home. He nay have beard el the bags imilitedueis of some arms. Mr. Liiikiter—Vesr ilinnation did hot room from a little bird down the slimy. (Laughter.) Did mot your outsets tell you!-1 am% resellect. how, it maws to ins mind that then was eleementrams relating to the bels sibibmio. Ho espeetakial wham asked to weep& ems balls. Mr. LWSister -And Mr. Lamm, wrote hock to you " ok.e."—Te accept to their somata. WAIN.= Wet that ormannuaaatios was in April. As ter uhe ...saki remerabor it was the oily eerasins oa whisk be ~ p otitlated with Mr. Lawman". They drew is J. B. ti rtunere for the occoanoistasa of the Londas beam The await of kW bills eateleedisa at the Ada .4 their Ware was 4.1211. Be get the bills dissented bad the worry west to tbs geassal parpossa of the beebtele. Liam Lybail sad &Ilea bild two el the bilk. Them IQ, were dimestuiesi, tlaff Man soother tame Bea acme ot the Leaden hawse ead T. H. lionbwire. Ins eamieeatia wee pasesediag whom iier tepee, leffidl TBB POLICII COURTS. =IS DAY.) GUILDHALL LOTI AND lICKIDE. W Noma* T.,. amp. • loopootabloyoong ento, ?...! yeses of go. Igo gdon Alaimo& All^n witla the fulkoving attotot to cotom4 raiOdo, Pohosassa Child, 11111, mad— About 12 o'clock hut slight I was called open to halm the prisoner to the Iseepital. H. was brought to the palm etches to Moor lane, far bavis be take his life by swallowft a onmil of laudanum. 1 took him to St olostiVe Amptal, where an emetic sac ad wriiatend to him, and after ankh voni:ting he seemed to ie.. ore from the effect. of the poieoa, and the saws. t..ld him he was a very foolish yoga/ man, mad mut kin, away with me. Erma the scoonat given by the prisoner of his coodnet, and isi°motion given by the mother of • young prom he was los mg his addr.rse to, it appeared that be amid hie sweet hesithad had a few wools, darieg wkanh she rejected him, awl be then went oat for some beer, mad at the some time '*raised • small onantit r of laudanum, which he swallowed as s o on he retained to the ham.. Ahleirmin Alien marl a wee fortunate lor the priioner tl.at h..niurt of whom he purchased the laudanum the dmeretion to bell only tutheient to make him dreadfully ill without endangering life. He, however, re rienru•nd.d the premer sot to relwat the rash attempt upon if he were taronght here again o.i web a charge he w~~uld he east to the Old Bailey to Isc tried for the crteeee. TCp ri.msr, having promised to refrain from any such "...duet fur the futnre, was then hooded over tohis frisods. W ESTM I NST VOIXNTrFkING EITRAMILM(ART. N. •pae.. nor% a very reepectab:e-lookipi ~miadle•sgml with rolAing fps furnished lodgings umier 11, C.-14mpg eireurnstaaces: fiowees Wildev, 41, lianelagh vtreet, that the poisoner ealllo to her yevtenlay, and encmged , of her, saying be had been on the railway the last ytsr., and was about to lie employed at the new teotaaJa. lie 'went in and out several times luring the st length town out becalm 5 end 6, she thought loubed ratio.v l inky , mad going up into his room misted • wee volunteer drew, pod sent after the prisoner, other Lames lets; afterwards missed. Jolts Wibley, a plumber, and member of the 14 Middle -I:2lfirwer Voluntovin. identified a volunteer's mat, pair s and a cap as part of ids unitorat. On his mo lhor Informing him of the rol.bm.y. he pursued the Fri. be Rand wearing him volunteer's rap . (op. ". '• ,4 4311.0d the rap ea iu , azal limited to he ^•• to look at e. but pria..::er refuse • • 'rhea tokei. to to.o lie thra talked aimed ;Ming peseeentor into co t ton •; when throwing hie mat Mick prosecutor discovered he Mae wear ing hi. I.4mA/we's cost ender Ids own. He elm had a MM. her other thine apes him beineeig to prosecutor and his oornia. He then came back to Yoe homse willingly. PTi•oller. who declared be wan drunk. which we, ilenicd, warn remanded for a week. .1 LL ."UL COLLEGE, (PIPE:A mils DAY) The hearing of the petition for au amendment in the mode of electing the Wowa of this eollgle , was re 'mated this morning at Lambeth Priem by the Arrbbiehep of emterbary, as ream. of the allege, vaisted by Wel Wee.leplak and Dr. Traver+ Twigs. Sir limb Cairns having cosc luded addrea, pert heard patently, on behalf of the warden end fellow,, The Attorney (:snared replied on the whole ease for the petitioner.. The learned gentleman was swishing when our rep.rt left. It al expected that the arguments will conclude tu•clay, but that judgment will be reserved. DENSE FOG IN THE METROPOLIS. (TIM DA P.) -4.-- Shortly before 11 o'clock this morning the entire metropolis was eevelopeglin a fog, which gradually increased in density mail about soon it became so thick that loosmo• Um, at all times execedirgly dificult in the crowded stn•M@ of the citi and the leading metropolitan thoroughfares, be. came almost dangerous, it not being possible to see anythiag more than the dim outline of objects at hoe yards' distance. The major part of the shops. aloe, Cheapeide, Ileetotreet, the Strand, and other main metropolitan linos of streekwere lit up with pa The wi ed. which was very keen, 'toad firmly in the eastern quarter ; the thermometer marked 26 deg., or 6 deg. below freezing point : and the barometer at noon had amity reached the line marked " set fair." Up to the time we write so abate ment of the fog has takes place. THE THAMES PROZEN OVER-(THIS DAY.) - The River Thames from Westminster-bridge dowu to the Pool at high water, 11th day, is now completely blocked up with vast mamas of ice. Being made stationary by thu abutments of Westrainater.bridge, they become connected together, and them completely cover the river with oa• vast sheet, the tide flowing under it. Of course an entire stop is pet to all neelption either above or below bridge. A number of bergs, hides with coal, are firmly fixed in the ice, and a fleet of sees twisty are moored off West. mlnater-bridge, linable to get to their deelization. In the Pool wasidemble damage to. been des* to the shipping by the ice, mad s vat somber are enable to load or unload their coven RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR VICTORIA STATION, MANCHESTER, --4-- Yesterday afternoon, ea accident of a very un usual character occurred nixier the Deciedsridge, close to the Victoria Statism, which might have been attended with the moat serious results, bat which eventuated fortunately in no further mischief than the damage of three carriages. It is customary for each train leaving Manchester for York shire to be followed by a pilot engine, to assist in propel. ling it up the inclines; and the pilot engine usually haves the station from the lin e o f ra il s on the opposite side to the platform, whilst the train starts from the near aide. Before the trate get. under the Midge, it commences to cross the rails to the extreme left, and thee the pilot engine moles f and joins up to it. Yesterday attarnoe• ' the 3.10 Leaden and North-Western train for Leeds left the statics at the usual time, and proceeded to cross to the opposite side. Before it had got completely across, how. ever, the pike engine came up, and ran into the centre of it. Thsanedas stench throe of the carriages, in which there were sad the form of the concussion caused it to re bound it of the rail'. This 'easement fortunatecir. munstance, after all, for had not the engine been thrown off the rails, it would have proceeded on its way dean through the train, instead of ruannig to the left, as it did, merely tearing up the road. It was thought at tint, that some of the passengers might base been injured, but on examine ! ties it was found that the sides of three of the carriages were slightly broken, sad that the bad roomed so further damage thee the fright w the collisi on caused- The train was brought beck to the station, new anise,* were substituted for thaw broken, and in 25 minutes afterwards, the plowmen spin proceeded on their journey. ROYAL GEOORAPHIVAL SOLILTY. —A t the meeting ea Yeaday, the lith inst., at Burlington-house, the follow leg parr will be reed :—" Mr. John Macdougall glicterg.— Journal ends Rzpadition moose the nub. cd dogrel* tram Sprier Gulf co the South to latitude 18.47 dep. ea the Nesii." Communicated by Moen. Chambers and Flake, through Sir Roderick I. Murchbou, V.Pres. LG.& Caning Pugacz. —The Christmas revels con fines te Mama a wadly number of visitors. The re also hes sprig allnei for numerous partite al both sena. In the pearls the thermometer on Tuesday night fell as low me 18, being 14 degrees of frost. At mid-day yesterday, although the Palace wee i n b r illi ant sunshine, the thermometer stood at 30. Within the building a tom posture el 49 wee maintained throughout the day, which formed • Omani contrast to the cold without, and was very speed& for risiton promenading or vinegar% the amusements. The hoe on the lakes and reservoin is very and gale, =dr it was inteededto good the peat lower lake Ilrmtt swam a perfectly clear and smooth surface of new ice will be formed by this morning, whish will so doubt be hilly appreciated by eaten. HILARY Taut.—Tae Court of Common Pleas will held Be int sitting at Nisi Prins in tern _in Middle sex, ea Neaday, Jan. 14, and in L on d on on Friday, Jun. it The Mt sitting after term in Middlesex will be held ea Friday, Feb. 1, and in London on W e d nes d ay , F e b. 13 . The Own et Richegner will commence eta sittings at Nisi Nog et Westminster, in term, on Monday, Jan. 14, red is Landon co Friday, Jan. 18. /Its after-tom sitting in Middlesex will be Prides, Feb. 1, sod th a t i s London, Wednesday, Feb. 13. The Court of Queen's Beech will hold he ant &Wag in term, is Middlesex, on Monday, Jan. 14, sad in Landon on Friday, Jan. 18. The after-term sit ting le Middlesex is Friday, Fear. 1, and that in Loudon on Friday, Fab. 16. - - A Bur Saar BY atm BROTHER. —A sad accident occurred on Tateday afterntsei at the village of Ilkinimatp• km, near Bristol, at the house of Henry Hemel, • mem, who has also a grocer's shop, omducted by his wife. During the absence of their parenta Henry Wiliam Hamm a boy II years of age, a little girl, and Dmiel James Homo. a child three years old, were playing together. A loaded gun, from which the percussion asp had been removed from the nipple, was in the room, which the elder boy took up, and percervingthere was pompon it, he searched his father's desk and found ensue which had bees left there. Having ponessed himself of one, he placed it on the nipple of the gun, which be levelled at his little brother sad tired. rte tamale being almost cline to the poor child the entire charge mitered his head, and death wet instantaneous. The elder brother, in hi+ grief and terror, shrieked for amis. tame, and tried to dreg the bleeding corpse out of the room, hoping that something might he done to restore life. The cries of the children and the report of the gun alarmed the aeighboura, whoom enteriog the hones, discovered the sad scene. Information of the occurrence was at once given to the police, by whom the necessary steps for holding a mire sees inquest were taken. DARING EWAN: OF A CONVICT FROM PORTLAND PIALIOIII.—On Saturday last a convict sentenced to eaves yowl penal servitude succeeded in escapio; from the Verse weeks by the following mama. In his last occagetlon he wee employed with other ecteviets in tilling with Mine for the Breakwater, and when the weeders back was turned the *evict stepped into a pointanmee hot which was close at hand, where be put on some clothes corresponding to a mason's dress, and a pair of false whiskers and hair which were made out of the hair of his mattress. He then walked through per. of the works, panel the evil guard, who asked him who he was, to whom be replied " One of Mr. Jay's men." Yazd likewise a oldies at Fortune's Well, the ferry bridge, and on to Weymouth. A baker's boy, driving • taut, radioed a man dressed as above pass him by the Weymouth Union about a quarter past 4 o'clock. He was afterwards seen in Dorchester. Since then he has not hems seen or heard of. Portland was in a commotion, soldiers and civil guards being prated in all parts and stopping any one that reentalded the univiet.--Pts4c amid 3,, , (A Wester,. 'Profit. AI '4 IDENT ON MANCH ENTER, SHEFFIELD, AND Locoutairiar RAIL% A T.—Au accident, happily anat. tended with swim' consequences, hammed to tIM thro ret :ugh salary tram from Hull Ma very chestcr, on Monday. ria s a the train had got throu to gh the ri long tunnel about two miles from East Rettell, • two from one of the car• lieges in which there were many paswngers came of, and, breaking through the floor, flew right up to the roof of the carriage. Fortunately in its descent no person wea seriously injure I. The wheal, however, coming off altogether shortly afterwards, the carriage was much broken up before the train could be brought to a stand, and ote man received is. cut above the eye. Ile we.. taken to Eetford. where the wound was deemed. and by the next up train was thew taken book to Sidon Liecimy, where he resides. The accident was canoed, it is supposed, by the severity of the weather. . . The inquest on four of the nefortunste men killed by the explea.en at the Helton 'olliery on the 21th of oprember ;at a.o xa r e .,) .t TS, Slat . , at the Colliery Int, ...Ats the X:. 7. C. 11-y0......2,.. 434 1 ad;onreed. ~..r - i ~ 10!%i! - r -- 81 . . Gt.North:4p.c.liusthe; IVO ' Ili Mile GORKI K. Norfolk4p.a.lllnr.tleWloo VI IS itioa t. x. Ea.L.4p.d. Jan etJ uty .100 PR lolls ... be. . wttblt N. Lilt. 4IL es. 100 IVI OS .., inlet a. IV.MidloodOEL—llip.. AO ~ Darns Watorworlo.. Mt. Amok= WA It Ida Msg. TIC A Do B 1 per o. fin INN Do. 0 1 Lim Wands Tel. IL4 Iftallog.taimok MT. Tf pot owl _ /*es fir. Protinuse D.. el. Poe. Deb Da. Now a Canal Mum igal Arkl= Opp. ss alb Del i tt r z ant Wei: 14.1"a5. Cler mai Onat T.L besk moo.:.':: It Ciail nse.T•L Mositke. Ps. Md. Pm.) Natliaml Dlesount Co 214 0 0 4"9 821 ": 011 (4 laltsbrig. ~au.r.r r..a' De. 5p.0.,1L ail die. N. Prins. a NAM. lA. 11,141 t, Anralrian.. GM .... _.. 1 De. "NM Nara • .. Orbs. rs N.. (1/m4.. hrl nor Lag Ins. Nada. elamai k an.., ii i ;72 ii Tr Sr • IM. Td. 4 ix NIL by IL Gov. M. , ispz . ArtJavoitstl inwides Aulndian Lod Tel. dodo .. D D .. do de. laskaar.. od di la. 00. Up. Ow v_ Dlooso's MM. ... - ..r_.z - _- IS 14 29 11l 6 1 6 a Xf a 110 U U US 112 Ili 2 ai 111 101 >~ 107 10 : Si IS $ 1d I I I li Ili li Fs 1 . 1 —II if i Too 1 maids 46 i 6l TO 73 It 13 pm 17 19 11 19 9 4 47 49 US 161 M af. Or 'Si zd 1 1 . I 9 Ili PROVINCIAL SMARR NAJWITIL Uramou Jai. 9.—Okheshead, 1111-0464dosian Mork 97i; o;:—Zestarn Counties, 117-14110 0-16-0 Northern Stock, 111 113-04•46 Webierne, 741 714-lancriabire Ob 4 Yorkshire, 113 and NOVO Wies6ark 11101 14064-11inchestar, M — et ca ll " Lksitals, 6411ktland Stock, 1346 1364—Ditto Mar area 1 lip.—Xorth MIMI kook. 651 —Nortlt 1164•644- Abe, * 21 (—North tea, Berwick Capital Stock, 1141 —DM* York Capital Burk nil 461—Ditto Leeds Stool, 41 —South Arid, 16 141 16f — set Midland, Oxford, 44 4* — Dutch Ikfal6l, I/ 44. TK —Great Luxembourg. ef 44—Grand Truck d 6048 *--- Or Western of Canada, 10 9-16 11-14-1114644 Central. 6!111 4.—Buitslo and Lake Harm, 44 6 —Grist 1114 p, Ss. to la. 44.—Thensee and MOM) Manias Own -14407. 1 4 11 P. Tau COAL SurTur To TEI Murnoroma.—The quantity of coal and coke carried into the metropolis for the year ending Jan. 1 shows ea enormous increase co preceding years. No less than 1,477,645 tons 16owt. lave been conveyed from various part of England to Lon don by the railways having aixem thereto, the London and North-Western and the Great Northern carrying the vent proportion. The following is the actual tonnage of each railway company :—The London and North•Wesitern, 693,418 toes newt. Great Northern, 502,813 tons 14cid. • Eastern Counties, 1 21,z13 tons 16cwt. ; Great Western , 63,944 tons ; Midland, 58,940 tons ; South-Western, 17,589 tens 6cwt. ; South-Esatern, 14,585 tons scwt. ; Hertford, Luton, and Dunstable, 4,416 tons 19cwt. • London, Tilbury, and Southend, 958 tons ; and the Loudon and Brighton, 104 tons. Of this saregate one-ninth has been produced from the Clay-cross pits, near Cheeter -1 &W. For the year the seaborne importation has been 3,573,377 tons, brought by 11,1T246 ships, minuet 3,299,170 tom by 10,69.1 ships, being an inseam of 274,207 tons and , tatt ships. Sic medON OF SOUTH CAROLINA.—At once o'clock, December 90, 1800, South Carolina dissolved the Union by the unanimous vote of her delegates in Convention assem bled. We are not surprised, as we have for several weeks anticipated a sim ilar molt. We attach no importance to the decision; though we coulees the unanimity of the mem. bens in favour of iiislnion was remarkable, cud the seep clop given to the intelligence in the various part of the south. significant. The Convention may resolve from this date to the 4th of March, without effecting any change in her relations to the federal Government. She may recall her national representatives ; she may safely refuse to receive her letters by the United States post • she may arm her militia and fortify her harbours without molestation from the general government; but the moment she ob structs the revenue, or attempts to seize the natinori pro perty within her bo rders, it will be the duty of the Presi dent to enlist .y the whole national force to repress the in surrection, end punish the treason. We do not doubt the valour of the eons of South Caroline t but the result of so unequal a contest would not long remain undecided. While we hno.rar South Carolina for what she once was we con fess there in no other state in the Union which has given half the trouble to the federal government, or any which the country at large would give up with so little . ..egret.— London A iseriron. The half-yearly meeting of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company is called for the 23rd instant at Manchester, and will be made special, to approve an agreement for traffic arrangements entered into with the Great Northern Railway Company : _ . With reference to the market for Ameriam secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : I " Since our last, the market for Ausericen securities in London has suffered • considerable relapse, Mato, stocks and railroad bonds being so difficult to sell that quotations became quits nominal. lllinois shares declined so 34 dis count, and Erie to 304, but have recovered this afternoon to 314 and 324 discount p er share respectively. New York °antral remain heavy at 74 to 76. The Moe of tie market has been much improved by telegram received from New York with prices to the Wth ult., Illinois being then 69, Brie 37, and New Trek Central 754. The sales of cotton at Liverpool patertlay amounted to 9,000 bales. The market was rather dull. The following is a weekly report on the market for leather and hides : Since the of the new year more business has been doing in leather, at previous rites. The severe weather curtails fre,h suppbes, bat the stocks of moat descriptioes are ample. At Leallenhall, on Tuesday, there was a good demand for English butts of the heavier weights of prime quality. In foreign hides not much has been doing. About 900 Buenos Ayres ox have been sold at former quotations. Market hides show a lower tendency. The Peterborough has arrived from China with 807,8001b5. of tea. VirDNISDAT EVINDIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to ex div., forthe 10th inst., opened thin morning at 911, and closed at 911 to 11-16. For the 7th February the last price was 99 to 1-16 ; the " continuation" being 5-16 to 1 per cent. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, I, I, f, ex div. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 10), 91, L ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, 1,1, ; ` New Three per Cents., 911, q, S 1 Two-and-alialf per Cents., 761 ; Indta Fire per Cent. Stock, 1001, ex div. ; ditto for account, 101, ex dir. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 94, 9bl; ditto Bonds, 10e., die. ; Fire-and-a-li elf per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 100. The Five per Cent. rupee paper remains quoted I I 94 to 93 ; the Five.and-n-Ralf per Cent., Pr) t. , .• 101 ; India Bomb:, 10s. to 5'.. dim ; :1 die. to Is. premium. In the foreign stock market the transactions were principally confined to Turkish, which experienced a recovery to t o per cent. The loan of 1864 was last qu oted 70 I, and that of 1858 68 to 4. Mexican Bonds were also rather firmer at 214 to I. There were more inquiries for Buenos Apes Bonds. The shares of the Bank of London were firm at the improvement of 11. which took place yesterday, a favourable impression prevailing with regard to the progress of the business of this establishment. Other bank shares remain without alteration. Miscellaneous shares were likewise quoted at yea terday's prices The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to 3 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, If to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 3-16 to 6-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; Bast India Irription, dia. to par ; East India and London Shipping, to I prem. In Colonial Government Securities no alteration occurred. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY LIVENING, JANUARY 10, 1861. SHARE LIST S.-(77118 DAY.) Two o'CLoct. The railway share market to-day is rather tlat. A fall of f per cent, has taken place in Mid land stock and of Ito per cent. in several of the other principal descriptions. London and North Warta= stook is now quoted 100 t_o_i ; Ifireat Western , 73k to ; Midland, 13151 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 117} to 1184 ; Cale d •• 97 to I • and South Eastern, 864 to 874. Lona Venetian Railwai shares are steady at lt, to 14 die. Canadian Railway shares have declined. oaouraar swum AND ROC= zaawars. MI p.=. ‘ yeL afterVaLl I liedßari 1 ad e l s tre s = I *L lduld awl C Odidadd iOark sal larks L s ft I 1 it.. 1 .1 „ m i.' 1 11 .3. Dodd and mums Joa Dead..lsath.l4l4Ja L I 1 tra tke Isslin Usica, Bioct Do. Nadi l lid Wolk lona sal Oidpw l la* mak .1••• =• B. Wades nib d Geed Northers Ds. • De. Sonde Wag. (y am ) Wafted •i. Dativezvlmak. lamehlreloilte )ilSmellskapt; Mulginu 3 "is ui uki fi e ITI ri WI • 16 I U • 4* l I k ll u i l l k l e iota: I . Rapiers ice . M.- Do. Now Ds. Ihra.ll MM. Dely . et Ws. itid Kest ;Crig Noweakti! ponds 9 Newry& Armorkilor ter 611 Niony,Worromo. &am Noohr• 10 North Biala aU North Do. Doom MAL • D lM 01 it N.'- 11" Do. G.N.I.Paro. NO Do. Ueda 100 Do. York 100 North torodos allNaltotS.Wookoh.Tar In North Itiolfordibv 1100.0110.01001LaC Mims "1 Fifteen =Laid M i . , Z. 30111=4"6"61 abh.• - Ntwesliss • ItsliTde Mbar D . De. 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Da prima 1 .. Da 6 rasa& 111111 1 Da. SparalliskaMes 1 Opted Plaaallop f Do. masa 1 Da. do. Cap• 010 Her • pet lOW ' 10 IWO ' APW Dreart - aoLe iiii. ia. IlL i t s lrev oi tr i t lON Da. i UM Zara SIM* • p. et Ms Dela vidaws. ISM —. Anal err.. p. e. Dada incev.sp. cleat/lib Da 40. Op. a Aar. • JOUR MOIL 1 ambit/. the. leek 1 Ilideabda et _ _ 0 Woo =r i f Misty Oat Bask 4 MIK Assiesia sod Miss. Clair& Mors of lag% Las., sal Calm glZdai iik 1.11 OM. siOaleis lell st lAssias SID losSAAssLaisred IS ilelkamdawl L Is CIL Broke Assist. SO owl .. SO Joie = • .10 A Soo lYASOloos _rill — Wasimbiler Nel. Priv. et Bigierl .pa . Airy r o rsid leek New leak Woks mid leak Owpors °Stoma Doak r. Woad De. Now - ii oo • N too ItsrAulnns os al Aidesas U 2 4°. !.4 1 4 0 0 4 . 1 law - , iim. -- 1 - 1 • 1 MONEY MARKET. --(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. The weekly court 4 the Bauk of England ham broken up without altering the rate of discount. This is settling day in Console. The funds are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. ' Little business is going forward iu any department of the Stock Exchange. British and Canadian railway shares are heavy. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cents, opened at 66fr. 90e., being about 1. per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Coml. are officially marked 911, 1, and 1 for money, and 92 and 911 for the new amount (Feb. 7). The present quotations are 91/ to 1 for cash, and 91 15-16 to 92 1-16, or ex actly 92, for the 7th Feb. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 911, / , 1 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1001, 1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 125., 75., dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. dia., par, 4s. din. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Spanish Passive Bonds remain heavy. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quiet, at 70 to 1, and that of 1858, at 56 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 10010 Mexican Throe per Cents., for account, 211; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 444, 1, ex div. ; Russian Five per Ceuta., 1041, 104 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 48 ; ditto, for account, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 401, ex div.; ditto Passive, 18, 19 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 701, 70 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 561, 551, 56/. The advieee from Melbourne report the sailing for England of the Wellesley, Strathedon, Essex, and Champion of the Seas, with a total of 105,891 ounces of gold, worth 424,0001. ; also the burn ing of the ship Arabia, from Liverpool. The North Briton, for Portland (U.S.), has taken only 2,2501. in specie. At the Bank of England discount-office yesterday the demand was rather brisk, but mot pressing. In the general market there was a moderate degree of activity. The rate for the best bills was equal to that of the Bank. The payment of the dividends commenced yes terday, at the Bank. It is understood that the amount of the advances repayable at that estab lishment, and the bulk of which were discharged this day, is below the average. It will be the more interesting therefore to watch the effect of the pay ment of the dividends on the Bank reserve. It would appear that the bullion arrangement between the Bank of England and the Bank of France has a somewhat wider scope than was at first stated. There is an impression that, although the sum pending between the two Banks will at no one time exceed 2,000,0001., the supply of silver will be continuous. Our Bank appear to be acting really as agents for the Bank of France for the sale of the silver which the latter establishment is unable to dispose of. A considerable portion of the silver sent by recent packets from Southampton to the East has been pur chased from the Bank of England ; and it is reported that this plan will be continued. If this view is correct, it is probable that the French Bank may succeed in gradually disposing of a consider able amount of silver, over and above the 2,000,0001. first spoken of. At Vienna great distrust continues to prevail. The exchange on London rose on Tuesday from 149 to 190.26. The City of Washington has taken 107,0001. in specie for New York, and the Arsgo 12,6001., making the total sent during the last six weeks 2 , 363 , 00 - By the arrival of the steamer Bohemian from Portland (U.S.) at Londonderry, telegraphic intel ligence has been received from New York to the 29th December. On that day the exchange on London was 1044. The effect of the large supplies of gold sent from this side has, therefore, been far less decided than had been anticipated. The prices of stocks come quoted at an improvement, Illinois Central shares being 304 dia. at New York, and New York and Erie 37i, which is equal to about i 36 here. The oiat packet from Brazil has brought autho rity to Messrs. Baring and Co. to divide the 6001. Buenos Apes Six per Cent. Bonds into Bonds of 1001. each. The large sire of the hoods has always interfered with their ready absorption by the public. The present measure, therefore, being likely to extend the sphere of investment, is highly judicious. The present severe weather will probably inter fere with traffic on many lines ; but, on the other hand, the railways will derive considerable benefit from the coal trade. The demand for coal is at prevent extraordinarily active, and as all the canals are frozen, the traffic will be turned on to the rail ways. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8701. It is rumoured that the Lancashire and York shire Railway traffic return will show an increase of about 2,0001. In tho ease of this company, in formation of this character is always known iu certain quarters in advance of the official announce- ment. S IN ii: si. M sb. a 17 18 la 15} 138 U 6 US US us us US Uf us NS 166 —. MI US US IN • n • 91 119 11$ 140 =I 14 14 II 'T 1 im -• IST US W US SS lit IL La us LI i s pa I I Pe A .4.. 123 LIS 120 in i.e 2411 192 104 102 104 11l N 100 102 N 00. N - t lit 11 41 LSI 1116 1111 11G V* let 1111 at FORTIGN RAILWAY& Pala' pi 112. 11% p BARNA= I 10 11ifterp 10 WI Ariseses SD I* 1.1210420.12•.1i 2.71. e 5 malllsooloo Z. !wadies se ezt ,seien se orahmeee.: >b Clemson Mao WWI an Vrkliries 10 20 is ,D• 005 Bind* ft all Illholsou of Tema* 20 10 kudos ma a. e 011 pl Onleal off Plasm el 05 1aima4.212051.522 ID all limbo hoodis 20 all lake Cm 51•5012 Bak 20 au [Jerre sad Swam* Eyin; and Gene v a 7. all Marla Antoida W "NounAtLiege t By the , Do. a p.c. Prf. Be lg. goe. dl dlfortra of francs— . • 11 j Do. New Shares I all Norwegian Trunk ?ref all Paris. Lyons,andlliadil. all Paris end (Mem 1$ I :Swell*amb and S. thern=". Alga IS and D all Acme and I rewatt all •Itorel Danien all Boyd Swedish all Da. 7 per cent. all Sombre and Ife.iee all I Do. 61 . p ier cent. Pref 4 SanPaa hm.,g.7perut 1 14 &neat& low VenetLui' all Southern of France ; .• Wag Slanders all Do. 44 per teat. Prat Wert. I N. W. of Cranes Welters of Austria I 'la *Wale: ''' " 11 it :1-161 11 12 f.l 21 1 l i : 21/ t2l M GJ lb7l 71 I ID xis - It - Ila 7 at ? U 14 s mi c in It 14 it 4 Uzia, bt I Si el U : in 3 alO to too au au an W is NO ICO lft 100 NS ti Ns 3.0 UNI 11l fames BAZIWAIL Da Pe*ems ,_ACIIP‘464.Ie X Do. Jim % Mao.. Da Imo SW. Mama' dr alil/11. _ . _ r a p e s i :Dageilp. 1 Osplea. c r aw* LA Lim no. 416 41. DONNI Do. p. do. Do. le. 1116 _ Es_7_ ;6'; IriribTait et Ors& De. II par et. PreL .. Do.lise.Prd.4l &ea Dr. I par et. De. T /ere 1/Nt.... De. M. W. ... De. de. ISM ... Ind Liam Plelasak Do. Now giall Do o 1. 1 .. Gt Do. It.Woot Cary 517. 47 garDrolii DASip.oLINkjoN Nano aw. d par e elt Do. do. pee oour.llp. *Dm& N. Dimooda Ono& dos Do. a dd . ` Lads Do. do. low do. Ae. _Lail do. ',MaTiett) ---. '''..l D. Pb Oval dal6l.lladbilLftft el Dr. 6p. el Psi, Mk 11, el 11666 see Wea Wk % 116. bodes el. SIL Kallielm elet Sealealeples /19, Slake% e. IS Do. New 10 IS VI IS a isl 7 Ms , 14 0 TS SO Si TS SS IS Ms par I le Si l drsts salt xis SS IS Ila . 0 1 1111 Mei 1 Ms 22 II 12 74 06 IS 44 08 It 67 65 50 46 60 16 06 x li oa ill., A i 4 ° I: lli ' % ISO % IS 88 IT 88 SI x 02 IS z 86 If x 1j a de , I 7 I 7 I I 6 7 116 ite la SG e So 100 1011 100 100 00 M : 1 i dle par J 1/4 IN ... Nil h la leg * la 1107 1-08 Las Us ad it IM ad S IN id R Mad Me 106 e ad MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Own. The mining market to-day continues inactive, with few transactions. In the Stock Exchange Rest Caradon shares are officially marked _and Ilf ; Great South Tolgus, 8 and ; and lizrodthrts 334, showing no change. Shares in the following mines have also changed hands, viz.:—East Cam Brea, East Basset, Holmbush, and South Tolgus. United Mexican shares are marked in the Stock Exchange official list 3 and 31, showing no alteration, and St. John del Rey, 26f and 264, ex div., being less firm. At West Bryn Geriog Mine meeting yesterday the accounts abowed • credo balance of 4301. _ . Th• auras Mine accounts, presented at the meeting on the Bth inst., showed • bel•aoe of liabilities over meets of 1132/. 4s. Si A call of 3s. per share was made. At Silver Rake Mine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed • credit balance of 4551. A isToirai;leeting of the Merllyn brining Company we. held on the Bth nut, when the statement of acoounte showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 129 f. Is. 10d. A all of Is. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CMN.-111PER1iL AVIRAOIIB. Dr. 1 laisi — T4 —11 l las td U Um Id fil Us Id U I bla Od ha. II IUm U Um wan' Mu Amor Td I iiiii NY 44 tes 74 404 14 No *I Clods. 1 ir Pro& Itts St Ifs lld 10d ifs 1311 lb id ifs ed d's 9d ifs St Mb Id Ifs Sd us 111 21s U SU adrift lid as NS Ms Id SY 14.646 10d ifs 7! sr id a. lealus id Ms ea us id us fd 454 114 as II DOM—Whisk baby, Oats, Itire, lissuss, and Nsa. Is. EMU= GRAM BOLD UN WEIL—WU* 12,1110 ; Wiry, SUM : oats. Mtn; ern 1/: bans, 2,11118: PIK Ita Solotto& DlSOnnit 1150W1110 SRI 71.11014•1101111 DI TIN ATZ/LAGI PILK3 OF Willa? DIJILDIS MI ILK firms lIAXXD. Dse. & Doe. 11. •.. 71,-.it 56 I 66 10. 66 0 al 7 62 6 51 5 Dee. I. 111.1 AC. 5. 1 - .. f 1 1; : 7 _1 7 MINCING LANE—(THIS DAY.) Suomt—There has not bent • public sale to-day, bat quotations remain the imams as yesterday. Comm —The public sales advertised for to-day were poi4oned, in oinnequenes of ths tog. Taa.—The public rho are prang at About yester day's prices, shoving a deans of ld. to 23. on most &scrip. time (7,43fros.—Zio males reported. Smcne without alteration. Sacrrewas dull of wile. Ilarkete generally quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is flat :—Town tallow is quoted 591. 6d. net ash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 601. ; Jao. to March, 60s. ; March, 60s. ; April to June, Ms. &I. ; July to September, We. ; Ost. to Dee., 575. 6d. METROPOLITAN CAITLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . _ The supply of bigots is Dot lar g e but trade is vl dull, owing to the depression in the dead market. et. is diffi cul t to maintain Monday's quotations for the best, and *initial inferior remained unsold. The number of sheep is larger than of late ; very little business is transacted is this department, and prices may be considered nominal. CLIP trade remains unaltered. The number of mach cows is 145, and foreign calves 69. Per stuns of fibs. I. A. s. d. Per dons of alba a d. a d. Dot Boots, Horeb:D. 5 0 5 1 DestDesd:Hf-bdaBh Dist Short-horns 4 10 6 0 Bost Long-wools.— 5 0 5 4 Second goal. boosts 3 0 4 4 Do. do. Shorn Calves &torn 4 4 4 Do. do. B Pip est Dui& HU-brads 64 6 8 lambs Besets at market, 556; 31644 p and kunbs, 4,654 ; Calves. 107; lip. 140. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Davis and Co. report trade firm ; prices without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 75.. to tide. ; superior ditto, 90s. to 110 s. ; inferior do., 40a. to 575. 6d. ; rowen, 30s. to 50a. ; clover, old, 955. to Me. ; ditto mooed out, 70s. to Ns.; straw, XL. to 4:11. DEMTMECEION OF A STEAM SNIP BY FIRIC—The New York Herald of the '2.lth December reports the fol lowing :—" Captain Howes, of ship Boum below Boston, reports having seen a steamer on fire N.N.E. of Bermuda. Ban foe her it With] a gale of wind at the time. When about a qua r ter of a mile from her heard the cries of people in the water. Rounded to sad tried to get to them, but could not. laid by the steamer until when the milk. Kept near the mane position to tr y an d save some of the people for tw o Myr, but sew nothing but oranges, and puncheons apparently rum. The steamer looked like sa boa vemal." THE OUTWARD BRAZIL, RIVER PLATE, AND UNITED SvArre Marnis.-Sooreaurroe, JAN. 9.- The Royal Mali Company's stammer Magdalena, Captain Weed ward, sailed hence today with the monthly mails for the Brazils, River Plate, de. She took4Oiressieugers, and ca freight French jewellery, ; F jewellery, 1,19 Y. ; specie is gold, e 1,8871. ; bar silver, 19, ; and a full cargo of about 500 tons measurement. lire United States steamer Arago took her departure this afternooa with mils and paseengen fur New York direct, and specie is lads. 1 2 , 6001 . LaA.NDHLIIS ON THE SEVERN VALLEY RAILWAY. la the past week there have been several serious landslips; on this line, at present iu course of construction. A por tion of a high stone wall, forming the facing of an eml oak. meet adjoining the vas lust over the turnpike road at Wrib. benhall, gave way, end is at present a mine of ruin. Two men fell along with it, but fortunately were not seriously hurt. About two miles from Bewdley, where the line was nearly close to the river Severn, there has also been an ex tensive landslip. About two acres of woodland slipped into the Severn, taking with it oak and other trees, some of them standing as they grew, whilst others were uprooted and strewn about. Higher up the river, at Aymer, slips had also taken place, and at various other places along the line the embankment had given way ; and at Hanley and Hamp ton Lode the ground was in such a state that the line had to be diverted from it+ original direction. The let of May, in the present year, was ungivally fixed on for the openiug the line; but it is suppoee.l that the opening will not take place Ull July. TLNEUET AND BEWDLET RAILWAT.—The cutting of the first sod of this line took place on Thursday, at two o'clock, in the presence of 4, newereu+ body of spectators, for though it was announced that there would be no festi vities, the OZeMiOll WA" made one of a little demonstration. The rifle corps turned out as a guard of honour, assembled quite on the spur of the moment, and, under the command of Sergeant Smith, headed by their drum and fife band, marched from the usual pbsw of assembly to the scene of the day's ceremony, where they arrived shortly before the lady excavator of the day. Miss Rashout shortly oft , r came on tb- ground, and was receive! by the volunteers, with the usual bemoan. The Mother then coin mansard by the Rev. J. W. Joyce reediof apple priate wavers, which being concludes; Sir L. Blount, Bart., one of the diredo:s. or the atonally. led forward the Hair. Miss itushout, and Mr. D.vis heeled her an ern. - mental shovel, suite 'y inscribed. and places! the barrow, also elegantly ornamented. The first sod was rut, the veins teen presenting arms, and 6',.e Lund playing the National Anthem. On the work being completed, Sir E. Blount propd a vote of thanks to Mew Ruabout, eulogising her kind disposition. w hi c h made her deeirmui of aiding in everything conducive to e happinee of those around her. Vociferous Winer< told now cordially the bystander am quiesced in the •autiuu nut .11:. :A by Sir Edward. A fee do joie was then heed. .7. of the event, by rho volunteer. who were invited to the residence of W. Davis, EN., of the Deco hue. where they were regaled with plum cake s mince vie, and iast spiced cider, taking leave of Mr. D....a in two . exc,:iett:y deliverel.-Shrerslurj loomed. The segmentation is thst. gre.?" reoeipta of tits French railways during I>iGo is : -Eastern, 4,247.1 W o. , ,nthere, 2,944,512'. ; 2,700,84 M. • Orleans, 1, - z,6721. ; Wedera, 1,550101 f. ; csneve. 404,9751. ; &new, 3n1,101. ; and Dcm.hre , tt;7.317f. The Lycne Hoc preeents a dintit-itio.. cf e2t.79:1'.. but it mad not no f c ' e 'r: f;z tte to u tit tL it ' ou l i ze ."* or L to stvorxeeeittek"ltaillyY. I iii :dl 14 .... tell M •••• 1 %owl new AND qMS 1M0 4.36 9000 ma _o ow! zd zd zd zd .... M zd ii ii 10 II 111 114 n fl 4 tie 113 36 116 WI n 611 Al tli 16 161 NN x as a: Filly K 48 IS 'so SI 27 - 2112 10 e 11 8 me sr r_~ ..w 11l mil I 811161. rs M =:m xd - 4TI sd WM I - 41_