The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TEM DAY.) - EQUITY COURT. (Reims the Mather el the Rolls ) M %D4 r. LRt INDIA COMPANY. • ‘1,..t. , r. 4 the Rolle give judgment in the alsive . .... On. no. It wee argued last tern, when . ;..e . 114 Mall of the facts. Hie Hooey. .......1 that the alit was inatitated by the as-Rajah 4 . &Met e t ....r4 to IeCOTOT tho maim to bes do t . i., ..ii two procaine', nolo gives thei %Ind. „ ! ....er h.r 'l l l l , , itti. and the other tor ripen ~.,,,,.„„1, The ~ n inal OM AR aka dm e lbir am& t ,,....4 t he . o .t , whi,h had boa mood ha the mod . ~,,„ ~ 11.. Roo ea narrated lb. Mtn (before reported) , , i he ~....0 1 ...t of uootri by the delleadenta in ISM, ~,, the Es t si.%. po.pertt wee ecinflorated, bat wash oohs. ..ti-a did DA I.y name, as tho bovastery proved, inelseli the ~. ”0.....ry note., sre'. hi at that ported were in the beads of t 1; ~ t h'. tsents. The defendanteenatention was that the is l i, ,:e lint DO jUID.II.IIOO, insomu c h 's the odious er. one 1,„, a ~.-i, e.. e regu pot era =betweira lad% as sovereign of . - ...c,;...n.1 the 4.4ctulsoteaseovereire of oda. If this pro -1..41. n a en• made out the can was elear L and the court had le , parer or .ttithortly in the iodic& His limo/ then ~:...ol.ed upon the difficulty whisk arise from the twofold -.patty of the delendan who were both • coopen t t ..o ..hsota and a ln which ofia rspolties did they act is to the entities* affa toi ls., MoYOIDIDDI felatiOf to 55111 against t °erg ! Did they take the odes, or prevent the Rajah from obtaining theft honk his agora, regarding them as the private property of the Itajelt, and seeking by possession of them to escape a liability as private welkin& as • company of merchants ; et did they flood the instruments as the property el the plaintiff._ not in his private capacity, but as E...iob of Cow& with whom they themselves were .haling in their eeware t gu character. Upon this rust his Hamar said the onus was on the plain• wit to show that the metes belonged to the Rajah in any . ~ , ,t, in say _-'--easier whether private or public, and this th.-. had Wed kid& mg, evidence, indeed, tended to show t•,.t. they were the Rajah's simply ma a sovereign, and that ek.., , le.longed rather to the state than the individual. He lot carefully considered Os anthoritia• cited and corn teentrel upon in Mee argamet, but they did not affect the imuciples upon whit& en the above view of the case the deeision must he redo& Tbei bill would, therefore, be die. missed, hut without ends. Mr. R. hilmer, Mr. %briber& end Mr. Heath, of the common law bar, were for the plaintiff. ; the Attorney. Gruen', Kr. Lloyd, Mr. Porrylli, sod Mr. Melvin for the defendent& COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Mon Mr. Ommaiseer Evans.) MIX ILUINABT. The book nipt was a tallowchandler, of Highatreet. tho Borough, and Woolwich, whose failure took 1.1... e a few years sawn The debts are stated to amount to n• Arty dieooi., sod two Melba& have been declared, osie of owl the other of OIL is the pound. One creditor was not bi receive bis dtvl aei, u bin proof, which be had :. la.' on the 27th of November, P 4.57, had either leso mislaid or WA. Mr. Can, the managing la rk to Mr. Tbsers Jesse, the solicitor to the assignees, took the osier up, and the Commissioner drciiiesl upon admittiag the proif if an affidavit of the 13. t. was made by the claimant. This was dose, and the ps.r akin his received his nicora. The fess for the ~t instance were put into the bill Of cede by the solicitor to the edale, but, sailer the peculiar dotonetances, the taz• tee master preferred taking the apinbn of the court as to whether they should be allowed or net Mr. Parr now submitted tits ems te •ho distil:mid tie asst► Mr Carr rid IN Ws Warm He senor would teat be romoted for the es pewees carigeost as pramestlair hie Lim, I,ut it would be a great he {p coo creditors rat ea humble p'ati'o if they were to be %No for utistokee which nt the miaow.* occurred in a crowded court. RE [nlolllllll. Mr lined preerated • petition for adjudication against tl•nrt N.d I Knurtota, of 94, Berstoadaeystnat, leather me - reliant. Katchts wee in this court solos mouths ago, but .sperweled his benitruptcy by arranging to pay ti.. in the pallid. Ibe carditor obstinately stood out, aad time ■t. so sheriwthrs bat ►gun to mud to the court. 'Ma among. by Messrs. Johemos sad Wilma show &Ma to .t.astr, RI 11111311 T. This is.. au applies' tioo frc;iilleate by Jatsits Rimy, 1..4 sail maker. Ms Wasse sheet shoos debts 947!.. assets about 400(. *stool clams certificate was awarded. at GEL Thi. woe w esaasiosti;oroiretleig of the bankrupt, draw *ad menet of Beeldeed•roer, Walwortb. acvnixate. by Illeiners. Jamie and Wilson, exhibit 1,.40/4/..; areiela, 114/. As adtosuisiseed to the 4th of Jaaoory wee ordered. CROWLIT. Thin was in appbcatwe for a certificate by Richard CTOVIIIy. a lault,r, of WaterMo-etnet, Brighton. The amount, abow .lebta sad babilitset, secured and un secured 1f1,010., asamst ameta of 700 f. Aa adjournment was takes by comsat to the Pith Thwentber. MC ILAWLI.K._ The bankrupt, Brownie t. &mien was a boot and shoe niaaniartunpr. at ApoLlo.budebam. W•lwwrtb• The armories show debts sad liabilities, 1,5130 f. ; property Liken under smigainent. :Ott. After a abort di...onion me adjournment was directed for Amendment to be made in ths account& RI Tl CI. „.. Thn was an applicatoas to certificate by Chitin Tuck ,:a hatrhrr. n( My. Tbc dele• are stated at 9491., assets about 3001. Bank rupt was deffliddillt in so oculist for seduction, aed this was see of t►e ressoes for his appearance is this court. le the sinews 4 opposition the court awarded a aortal. rate 4 the sscoed don. Thi. was .a examination meeting under the bankruptcy of Charlie esinielt, a merchant, of Rochester and Mel. Warne The bankrupt at may bo remembered peti. timed the court under the Armusgetraent Aro some time Ware, attrilliting hi. (lactation to tomes on cue. sigament. and the oomerrival of remittanom The 4.tal li.lnlitre. are about :10,000f. ; assets dependent on the mutt of eimeignments to the amount of 20,000/. to Am i.i risn the apphcativa of Mr. A. Terser for the assignees .nijoionment for two months was ordered, with a conti nul... ~1 the allowance. %.,1,0, , ,a ware cboaes nuder the bankruptcy of J. T. grocer, d Queen's-road, Chelsea. THZ POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL iheoeoed, whodene;ibed irruse dm, a cotton spin orr, 111.1 refused his address, was charged with the following Olen. f• • Samuel latter, a housekeeper at No. 1, Warnelord-court, said he left the savings hank, in Moorfields, and was pro ....sling along Nortibbuilrliugs, when the prisoner, who wcs wslking near him, d ropped hie glove, and w itness poked it up and retuniesl it to him. The prisoner then catcred into conversatioa about America, from which place he .41.1 he had just arrived. He mid he wasahout to receive a quantity of Americium sovereigns, which be said were rather thicker than the English sovereign. Witness said he should like to see one, and the prisoner then said they were done op in packets and leggoil to he excused opening them. isoil ultimately asked witness to allow him to loot at an English coin of that denomination. Witness handed him a sovereign which the prisoner examined minutely, and when he eventually returned the coin, which he ;tope:hod to have been looking at, witness die covered that a counterfeit had been substituted for the genuine sovereign which witness had entrusted him with a minute previous. The primmer then ran away and took refuge in a publie.house, whither he was followed by wit. nest, who rive him into custody. When searched at the [silt...station, upon him were found several otber counter feit mvereigns. or, as the Mint authorities denominate th. ni. " medals. - to endeavour to law," which is not con sidered amording to the "!lint law, uttering counterfeit coin. hoe "hash' note were also found upon him, bc.cles the witness's good sovereign. The pnsoner, who was not known to the police, elected to be dealt with summarily, and pleaded guilty for that purpose. , 11.1ertion R..e, with the concurrence of Alderman Hui - other), mid the primmer heel evideotly waylaid the poneetitur front the 16.111 p hank (or the purple* of Nun derma him. anal if .. , thing else had been known aping hi. lb .m. ter hr would hire been gent for trial. The priw , ner was then sentenced to six months' imprison• no tit. with hard labour. THE EOHTICT ANNE PADFIELD. --.-- We believe we are fully 'notified io statiag that, notwith.Landing the formally made h the sh•rila t, Ilia. unhappy herb ma Thurelay. that the will he eta:uteri ins Woodsy, the 94th instant, no such tcfrade error will Wellf. It appears that it wag aeces mr , . aircorilinc to le4al forms, hi make lb. official intim*. tin to the unfortunate woman, hut she herself was well *woe At the time that it wag not intended to carry the capital ...went.* iota, effeet, We may further state that %lore I. Dan" er• ry reawan to 'where. that though she du. the lA.Ir .1 her child by placing it where it was Vogel, Ale. wa. se J olly guilt's*. of taking away the child's TbAt wA. the work of Another. We are in pommies of eon. cAtrumlinlrir fa-t. in comseatos with the OWL but w e not icily forh,ir to oat...tattoo but even to allude to them, Lit the t001..4 justice should thereby be defeated. AU...omq .11rtrtestr. At the Durham Asoizeo, yootertlay, Thomas, s'• ••1, ne tho monko d a pitatao, muted IL ,at %Voila**, sea ow notation& to dottit THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1860. BRADFORD CHARM OP 00JUIRROR At the meeting of this chamber oa Thursday a letter was reed from Kr. Cobden, thanking the coon. MI for the rewilutiou passed at the previous nicet- Mg, and the hoop gentleman said :-• "The taok which was entrosted to roe and my lesgnu s and the Paris corn missiosen, of arranging the of the French tariff, would have been wholly beyond oar powers had not the British Cliamben of Commerce, almost without exceptioe, shwa the first commencement of the treaty. and, ootwith• Maid the disoouragerneat which polkiod partisasahip mad the wen threw I. their way, Wee& their practical knowledge and imprison to our aid. h this seaport he fait particularly Indebted to the_intnthisak which paid 1.14 repealed visits from Bradford." The Been =the Bradford Chamber read the following ODlAlMUli received from the Board .4 Trade : " Ilakoiladi,July 11. IfitiO. " Sir, —With ',gent to British nierchaediee saleable in Maki"Lodi, of which we spoke • few days ago, we beg to mention the following articles, namely: Candets, shirtioga drills, printed gingham, flannel., moms, and window glass. We Are of opinion that very large quantities of the latter mentioned article would sell to • good advantage, as the Japanese merchante here informed us that they have calcu lated and coasitlered over the matter, and have come to the conclusion that window glom would be almost as economical, sad certainly preferable for their windows. We have mado strict inquiry with regard tothe vale of &KIM canvas for the ue of Japanese junk*, sad Ind that if it could be supplied to them at reasonable prices, it would be generally adopted, rise Hoe. I, 2, 3. Printed Cottons : Small patterns, and pudy colours, are in general demand. Flume' Goods : A small yearly supply, say eighty to one hundred bales, would sell for ttie use of the natives of Yeso ; it would be requisite to supply something durable and not too expensive ; bine preferred. Drills are at pre sent sold in large quantities ; colours blue and white. Candela are in great and general demand . • dark green and blue preferred. Shirting', bleached anal un bleached ; gingham in all patterns, colour immaterial. In conclusion, we beg to add that the Japanese (who, silica their interoourse with foreigners, have received such enor mous prices for their exports) have, in • great measure, neg lected their home manufacture and devoted their time to the production of articles for exportation ; and, as a matter of course, the at present large amount of exports will, in time, cause the demand of an equal amount of imports in return.—We beg, &c., (Signed) "STEPHENSON, WILNIZ, AND CO." SHARE • LIBIB.-(THIS DAY.) Two olhooe. The railway share market to-day is generally fain, with very little business. Great Western and London and North-Western stocks exhibit an improvement of 4 to cent. South- Eastern remains dull. Other stooks pre sent little change. London and North- Western is now quoted 1001 to 1011 ; Great Western, 72S to 734 ; 136 to Lanca shire an d Yorkshire 119 to ; Caledonian 96} to 97 ; South Eastern , Sal to 86 ; and Great Northern, 110 to 111. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet M 11-16 to 9-16 dia. Grand Trunk of Canada and Pernambuco railway shares are still advancing. all an jai 101 110 118 net r id iN an • Jo TI In au al agiTuse kaII.WIIIII. 'Minos leagabeurstemilil Liz ni AT•L e l 1114.1bla seismsdi al ia. Do. Mtn am AWL. Ds. has% 111711. Sift 1 & 75 77 We N. .4 P Oak, roust Ilastana led Lama Do. labliodporo Da. 4 pp at. Do. do. d o. A. o. 1,65-7 O do. °Weft& Do. NAUXISIMe Groadyromk of Clara IS 0 W T 1 O 10 z la 1 1 diel 1 e pat a 1 1 1 dla 1 11 Wm 10 In w..• bo .je ai P,d. D - 7. - 71 - 442;/. - 67,766.8a. Do. S pee at Debsoi. De. 7 per at 1802.... De. do. 168 t.... De. da. 1872.... rag tallaa Proloyak D. Now eta. of India g. I p. it .WastOusadk Da New le 100 Me toll # dim par Ts 78 67 4S 6: 60 49 99 Of di 12 101 Iti K 1;6 U 100 SI 96 N 9i as 07 90 4 eia M 09 111 111 Ns ANN' D0.ddr478.. tIL Do.6ep.ctl*L44.h Mode o.m4l Out. 4i g poo oL Dot Do. p tio. ro el Do. Idea is. . tolb.Oorp.lo. Bruffutok* ;7a7.17t Do. do. Lod do. Do. do D esp. 40. DP. do.Lond do. 1 7 I 7 I 7 I 7 2_ ! T.. f u.rudi Ds Pal b 4. ThilkaUmailed. OD 100 N U 06 . i I OOLOItUiL 90VILI1ODIT Os 5e.44 Ml D. gli I U 414 rr 97i 8 ____ No. Ip l 7 802080. iN.IU. I idea. ii. .... .1.. Gia.G0v.6y.0.J60.48.1aL 100 GI au • :... •.. Da.6per seat., 1179 IN .... .. Do. 6 yet mot. 100 0 IN -• ...- .. Do. ever mot., 1888 IN .... .... .. Do.4lperet.Feb.bAse NO 11l US .... .... .. Do. Iyor et. Ker.& Sep IN 11l 1111 ANN . 1 Do.syer oast. 1N 104 MI 1051 # Do. do. Ilarly... -90 •••• .... .. CagoICINT 6 p. 0411110 100 106 107 100 ... . IMO Lao .... .. New Brozsertiov.6l2.ol. 100 1111 109 -.. .. N.B.WebiliKsp.o.lBB4 100 100 101 -.. .. Do. sp. o.ISU to 1176 1 100 101 -.. .. Do. 6p. &OMB 100 100 101 100# # I .... .. Nova Scotia •p. et. S 100 ..... .. Deb. Melia. 1378 HO 108 IN 108# ..... - ANL G0v.14.0.11444da 100 100 110 ... .. 11e.41,.4p.0.Jea.85,111.7 100 ..... .. De. 60.11 p. a. Apr.ilOol 100 104 108 106 71 sisrusa KUM kw Ili'. I Mwao. I N. I 01. prier 1 Oar. It i ,. ll° 01 .. Az". miukdo ir i4 l: x . —= 8,140 .. art antica 1116061 11 14 6. .. LIR Mug (IAHAL) 74. Is. II 14 Grembler & 56. Aabym. 044 27 22 000 0 .. Great Ileath;e cii 17a Ile 91 Alkyd 13.2.6 I 1 .. G. In. Tor ) le le I .m. RIL 4 te ~ 1.4186 .. ihrodUlbot GR. 81 MN .. Wombs Downs I. .. lady Batas LII 3 3 6,101(Uoy Weak. .8 . 1 52 lit HI :: =tow= 4 ) 8 .. N. lhesees (Me) 8 .. N. Int. lomat (Miami) 154. 6 5 MU .. Noeth Wheel Crotty 9.Y0 .. Par Cone. (84. Blowy) 1,120 10 Providence (U. Lelaut) 10.6.7. H NI 24 1.000 .. Bortridge Con. Ulm. Go 166. # 1 611 .. & Ceradon ,114. Mal- le In 206 2 6,000 .. 8. Gun Brea (Wow) . If 4 it - 56, 1 IL Dens Iron lb Gob MINN. OHL) - .. S. W. haloes (Dawn) 18.14.9. 184 Is # m 900 .. Stray Park 24.80. 48 49 9,000 6 T655r911.11.1408101.C. 4 4 4 70000 10 ila Croft .. Vale ei (Cara) LH Od. # I 6,000 .. Week Name ( 1# 17 18 2d I.NO st Betos Condos 111 76 NO 79 WO N .. W W e .... 612 ~ Wh. Beasetl .4. ogaa) Boller 5 130 ed .... 4,0e6 .. Wh. Kdo (CaldoN) lh) 111 71 1# 1# 1,024 .. Wt. Kitty (Vs. Want) L 7.1. 17 18 Ili %ON .. Wheal limy Ha (61cobeolot) UN .. WU. Tralawaey (1661 6# 17 19 •-• 90,050 1140S0 10,910 11.1100 1011BIGN =MK Apo.) 11 . 41 iq i ila l la . MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocs. The funds are again better to-day, having Seen favourably influenced by re-purchases to cover the accounts of previous speculative sellers. The transfer books for Consols being now shut, the transactions are almost exclusively of a speculative °bander. A fresh rise of a per cent. has occurred, and the market is firm in character. In the share markets firmness is likewise observable, but, owing to the languor of business, there is little feature of in terest, with the exception of the continued demand for Pernambuco and Grand Trunk of Canada Rail way shares. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand, neither has intelligence yet reached London of the total amount of the ship ments of specie by the Persia, which sailed this day for New York. Consols are officially marked 931, 941, and 931 for money (though the books are shut), and 93 and 921, ex div., for the account (Jan. 10). The present quotation is 921 to 93, ex div. for January (being equal to 94% to } cum div.). The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 103} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96t} ; ditto Bonds, 10s., fn., dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 35., 6s. die. Very few transactions have occurred in the foreign stock market, and prices present scarcely any variation. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 721 to f, and that of 1868, 681 to 59. Sales are recorded as follows: Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871, 1, ex div. ; New Granada Deferred, 6 ; Spa nish Three per Cents., for account, 501 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 721 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 68 1.. . . The Anglaise& has arrived from Melbourne with 230,0001. in gold. HALT-CAST Two o'CLocs. Consols remain quoted 94 to 93, ex div., for the 10th of January. The number of sovereigns withdrawn from the Bank of England yesterday for shipment to New York by the Persia to-day was fully 80,000, iu addi tion to the 70,000 mentioned yesterday. A fur ther large amount was withdrawn yesterday from the Liverpool branch. It is therefore com puted that the total shipments by the Persia will reach about 400,0001. In consequence of the mag nitude of the amount the rate of insurance, which was on Thursday Bs. Bd. per cent., has risen, 10s. having been paid yesterday in several instances. In the discount market yesterday an active de mand was experienced at 41to 5 per cent. for the beat bills. At the Bank of England the applica tions were to a considerable amount, Three-fourths of the 293,5001. in gold by the Suffolk, from Melbourne , has been gold for the continent, having been engaged some time back. It is believed to have been purchased for the Bank of France. In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there was no variation of much importance. The ten dency of the Austrian exchange is still upwards. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.171 to • ditto, 3 days, 11.15 to 156 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.176 to I ; Antwerp, 3 months 25.35 to 40 ; Hamburg, ma. bum, 3 months, 13.66 to 7 ; Pare, 3 days sight, 25.176 to 25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 • Franktart-cm.the-Mable, 3 month., 1171 to f ; Pstersinrg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to 3 months, 14.50 to 60 ; Trieste 3 months, 14.50 to 60 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to ; 3 moths, 496 to I ; Leg h orn, 3 months, 25.64 to 70 ; Goma, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.576 to 62f ; 3 mouths, 39 1 to f ; Palermo, 3 moot* 119 to 1; Moons, 3 months, 119 to I ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to 53 , • Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 6. The Adria.. from Constantinople report three or four mercantile failures in that city, but they do not appear to be of much importance. At a meeting of the creditors of Mr. Stephen C. Agelasto, Greek merchant, of Manchester, held on Thursday, a balance-sheet was presented showing liabilities amounting to 58,4481. and assets to 41,2881. Mr. Agelasto's capital on the Ist January, 1860, was stated to be 10,6001. It was resolved to accept a composition of 14s. in the pound, without security, payable in instalments extending over twelve months. There is to be a Committee of In spection at Constantinople. The colonial wool sales terminated yesterday. It is rumoured, in well-informed quarters, that the forthcoming dividends on some of the principal British railway stocks will probably be at the fol lowing satisfactory rates, viz. : Great Western, 4 per cent. per annum ; North Eastern, Berwick, 4 to 6 per cent. per annum • Midland, 7 to 7} per cent. per annum ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 6to 6 per cent per annum ; and London and North Western, 61 to 4 per oent. per annum. . . _ The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-year's interest on the shares of the &bide Railway, Indus Steam Flotilla, and Punjaub Railway. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Lon don and Westminster Bank is called for the 16th January. The Hero has arrived from China, with 801,1001 Ni. of tea. The Emigration Commissioners require a ship to take passengers to Sydney, N.S. W. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 5, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation Mine 227,405,175 Decreuo 2131,400 Circulation active Public deposits 6,617,485 Increase 101,873 Other deposits 12,472,348 Decrease 893,902 Government secsurielee to becalm; departommt -. 9,490,273 No change Otherescurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 13,665,666 Decrease 194,710 Seven day sad other bills 716,518 Increase 666 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (noteskeein) in banking depertment 7,933,577 Decrease 501,584 The decrease in the reserve is caused principally by the large withdrawals of private deposits—a movement strongly indicative of the increased de mand for money in commercial channels. The falling off in the specie and bullion is smaller than was expected, but there have been some considera ble withdrawals since the date to which this return extends. The increase in the silver bullion re ceived from the Bank of France is from 338,4961., the amount stated in the last return. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.: Imports of gold, 12,6211. ; exports of gold, 203,4341. ; imports of silver, 318,6381. ; exports of silver, 83,9371. BANK OP 1121CILAND.—An Ac and Bth Vk., e. 112, for the wee 8, 1800. =Um MN Naas Wool £87,408,178 )unt pursuant to the Act Tth ending on Wednesday, Dec. ILIUM DI Proprietors' Ofigtial L14.61/1,000 Haat 4. 1411.1116 Public Deposits (in cluding Easbeq., Say. Bomb, Com mis. of National Acct..) Other Deposits— Seven dthanderther Bllla Dee, S. 1810. 47,6!8,1S 921 to 4ex (Hy.). For money the last price was 941 to 1. The transfer books were shut this day for the dividend. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, formoney, NI, 94, 9n, 94, 931; ditto for account (Jan. lo ), 941, 1 ; Three per Omani. Reduced, 92/, 1, 92, ; New Three per Cents., 92/, 4, 1 ; Bank Stock, 1034233 ; halm, Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, , 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1886683,, 98/ ; ditto 1859, 961, 1; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent. " enlaced rupee paper, 1014. Indian Government securities were quiet. Exchequer Bills declined L'., closing at Gs. to 3s. [dia. _ _ . . . . . In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a brisk demand for the bonds of 1001. of the Turkish Loan of 1858, for which as much as 63 and 64 was bid, although the price for the larger sized bonds remained at 58i to 59. The T•:rkwh Loan of 1854 was quiet, at 72} to f. Spanish Bonds were in demand and better. . . There was an improvement in Bank of Egypt and Bank of Turkey shares. Oriental Bank were flat. In the iniseellaneolei share market the only alteration was an improvement in Peninsular and ' Oriental Steam. New Brunswick Government Bonds to-day rose 1 per cent. The demand for the shares in the now insurance companies continued to-day. Ocean Marine were in especial favour. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insnr ance, n to 34 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 11 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, f to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, * to die.; East India Irrigation, to 1-16 dirt. ; Great Kanawha, ito prem. ; and Brighton Hotel, par to prem. MR. JOAN CARDEN AGAIN. (From the Dahlia Ere'ling Mad at yesterday.) Tins "gentleman" still haunts with his abhorred presence the lady who has solemnly sworn, in a court of justice, that she detest* the sight of him. For some' weeks pest he installed himself in the inn at Gort, adjacent to Loughccoter Castle, where Mira Ar buthnot was residing, and, by means of spies, con. trivet' to wsclay and intercept her in all her rides, so that she at last, for safety, was compelled to confine her exclusions within the walla of her sister's deme,ne. This is very manly and affectionate on the part of an Irish Knight Errant of three end-fifty, is it not Two days since the persecuted lady, accompanied by Captain and Mn. Gough, proceeded to the nearest railway 'station, hoping to escape from pur suit. Rut though her departure from Lougboooter was accomplished with the utmost privacy, the first person sh.• encountered on the platform was the absurd old Corvdoo, panting like u brokon.sinded csr, with the " spleen of speed," by which he had overtaken her, lie had there the audacity to attempt to seat himself in the mine carriage with Captain Ociugh's party ; but was hap pily ejected. Ile proceeded. howevar, so the same train towards Dublin, and may be at this moment, for aught we ma tell, peeping out of some washerwoman's attic in the vicinity of filackrwk, And "Chewing the cud of sweet and bitter fancies." Is there no way of suppressing so base and brutal a per secution! We do not admire Lynch law • but in the good' days how ago such an antiquated Philander would have been taught to behave with decency by a very light and venial transgression of the majesty of the law. A ducking iu Lougbcooter might cool his ardour • or, if that were not advisable, • pair of liveried Indldogs, like those which wait upon the Proctors of the Universities, could do yeomen's iervioes. There is wondrous virtue in a thong whip, • regular pig jobber's whip to take down this conceit of a sentimental interloper. When applied with liberal cautious, where the honour of such troubadours is most seadtive, it could do no harm sad might do moth good. But then Use law °---Bah A sixpenny fine, with costs one shilling, would scarcely buy diachylon enough to prepare the suffsekng member for the next castigation • sad what beach of sanglatrates in Use United Kingdom .rould award sore! Tan New COIIILUIDII-IN-Clllll7 AT VIZ CAPE-- Roar Admiral Sir B. Walker, But., shortly hoist his flag oa board the Euryalua, 51, at Portsmouth, as suevewor to Rear Admiral Si, H. Kemal, who is ordered to relieve Six S. Lushiegtos, at the Bias& Sir B. Welker 1304 leave England till February.—United &mice avette. " The on dila," says the A rmy and Nary Gazette, " which have been flying about the wrist's of Woolwich daring the last tea days are of a numerous and railed character ; among the mast prominent is the embodiment of the Tipperary Militia Artil lery into the Royal Artillery, the coasideratios of which in now under the eyes of the War-ellat. regiment volunteered, it is mid, from right to left, from the ookeel to the trumpeter: sad, it has been reported, d.• minds to be incorporated, oilmen nod rota all standing in their correspondiug maks." A few day+ ago the German names of the street. in Agram were daubed corer with black paint, and en the 2flth of November there was an anti-German demonstration in the theatre. The German actors and ectressee were not allowed to perform, and when they attempted to address the public, they were pelted with rotten 'spend other ovally offensive missiles. The orchestra played "God rave the Emperor," but the noise made by the audienm was so tremendous that hardly a sots could be heard. The dia. tarbence continued until a Croat actor appeared and pro mised his fellow-countrymen that in future the *Leonia language should he used on the stage. During the follow• ing night several howitzers and other guns were introduced into the capital of Croatia. Racarruat or A VESSEL—The orders for paying off the crew of the railing frigate Amethyst, 26, Captain Sidney I:eel:dell, at Plymouth, where she arrived from the Pacific on Thursday, have been coontermaosled, and she is now to go to Chatham. .It was at first expected that the cnsclition of her foremast, which is damaged, might have prevented her from going to an modem port. When this ship was blockading the coast of China her crew performed a very clever and daring act. An Austrian brig, laden with coffee and sugar. was captured at sea by some China, rebel pirates, who moored her under one of their own forts. When the fact became known it was determined to attempt a rescue by those on hoard the frigate. Her two cutter. and gig were manned, and placed under charge of th, , master. With muffled own they approached the brig in the eight, and boarded her by OW forechains, cutler in hand. Much to their surprise, theonly person on board was the Austrian mate, who instructed them where to find the shackle of the chain cable. They then dropped a kedge anchor come diotonce ahead. awl, unshackling the cable, owlet's. warped the brig from under the rebels guns into a position ',here canvas could be spread, rod sailed safely out of the harbour. It is probable that the crew of the Ame thyst will be entitled to prize-money for this bold recapture. Arraerisu CIRCUMSTAN CE. —A moat melancholy and afflicting circumstance oceurissil at Edeahsm, Lincoln shire, on Thursday last. The daughter of the rector of Smoothy. the Rev. W. E. Chapman, had that morning been married ; at the wedding breakfast which followed several axial toasts hail been given and responded to, and when Mr. Chapman was saving a few word, to the happy party, in reply to the toast of his own health, without a moment's warning or previous indication of 61- cam be fell, and was deed—a sail conclusion to what ap peared to be so gay * meeting, in no instant turnip.: the house of joy into mourning, and plunging his family into a state of inexpressible grief. Mr. Chapman graduated at this college in 1re..10, and was rector of Sunierby with Humby. Lincolnshire, and Chaplain to Lord Willoughby ItEresby.—Cambridoe Independent. Slits 'KING DINER OE A CLZEGYMAX.—An inquest was held on Thtusday at the resideace of 0. Whittaker, Esq., Caldwell, near Pershore, a magistrate for the county of Worcester, on the body of that gentleman's brother, the Rev. Thor. Whittaker, which was found floating in a small stream near on the previous day. It appears that the rev. sandmen had been to see a farmer named Phipps, living at Defford, • mile or two from his place of abode, and left shortly after three o'clock to return horns. He was seen proceeding in the direction of Caldwell, but as he did not return to dinner inquiries were made, and he was traced to Dear his own residence, where all further traces were lost. A brook rims near Mr. Whittaker's residence, which just now is much flooded by the late hairy rains, and it was feared that he had fallen into it and been dro wned. Search was maul. daring the whole of the night, but it was not until next morning that the body was found, the deceased having apparently been demi some hours. There could be Du doubt, that his death was cccidentsl, and the jury re turned a verdict to that effect. The deceased was about fifty yetis of age, was much respected, and the event has cast quite a gloom over the neighhourhood. EXTRAORDINARY PROCEED! NIIM. —The Rev. Mr. Wyld, vicar if North Wraxhall, Chippetiham, being in nem. aiary difficulties, Made a deed of assignment for the benefit of lus creditors. He had, however, previously given a bill of sale to a sonny-lender in London. and on Saturday this individual arrived t o ut it in force. He then found a " roan in peoesesion, and erturned to town. On Moseley eight 'Wows, down again, with his solicitor, mad a body of eight or ten MO, determined to enforce the bill Cl aisle. An attack was made on the weirder% and gal lantly resisted. The London attorney feed a revolver off twice. but hspliffy without doing any injury. and the ale tacking party - LAO to retire. 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Tel. 04 Si - Ken se Larkin Diatoms (1.1 I 1 4 1 . 11 i - 110,000 4 Les. 04M. 011111thei OA an 1 ii - 60,000 10 Ibilite !nip. 01 Oaaal 1 If fpm 10,000 ii KeDiennamilosTal. all - .- - 1;01 is maimos. li_ Tel.(l .mi.) K 1 11 1 4 - 0 11 Walliemal DS Ot I 11 le dia 2) 0. 20 NeelwidetOmialres(L) I 3 IMe 3 11,310 10 Neibeelearb Lad I all I - 60,000 5 DO. Sp. e., 111. at 1 ilia all I - 1.7 u 10 N. Dram It N. meal LL N - -.•-• 100,070 IN. Del Aultraladaa aN I s 14 4 I , ola - 80 woo I I Do. "Nat libares' 40, 111 I. Km. (las 1 ll - - 14 IKON 0 hal Klee Lad 9 Mla KO 10 12 - 20.4910 OD andOidea Eitesas all 71 74 724 SI 11 1 . 0 Ds. New as 12 14 pal - 40, 10 Sas di Ind. TM. 4 airNiu by Br. ow. all all 17 II - 10, se - 10. II New all 6 I - 0 WO atan Mean 0 al 48 • 105, a Awl WNW 04 7 10 130 135 -. 1 10 Amiliailas land 551 13 16 - 11. 1 TM. 114410 0 1 Ds. do. /40101.1 11 10 Do. do. nom 26 at Lis 06.14.00 • - - 111,000 UM Vas Olames's Lead- • Illi Si 0 1 •- The Royal Mail steamers Dee and Avon have been ordered by the government to be surveyed for the transport serrioe. - ClOvertune ot debt.. 111,015,100 Other securities. 3,460,900 (Sold coin and buS- Uon Silver bullion 12,419.013 611,131 M 7,406,176 afFs. rides (including Deed Weight Au nutty) Other Securitier 20.104,3115 Notes .. ... 7,194006 Gold sod Silver Oda 736,491 1.37.658,165 ItARSIIALL, CGlet Caahler. FRIDAY EVINDIG. Congo* which closed yesterday at 94t tot for the 10th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 941 to d Or equal to !i:oil UM* 1111.010 !!.." - iTiiiil 10,000 100,000 00,000 40.174 /0,000 WM i 1 a I a MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The home mm ir nimnngg share market is quiet to-day, as usual on a Bat y. Prices remain steady, and exhibit no change of importance compared with those current yesterday. The only transaction re corded in the Stock Exchange official list is in Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares, which are marked 14. Wheal Buller, East Caradon, Westrrancig Cara borne Vean, Wheal Marga ret, St. Ives Consols, and Botallack shares have wet with attention. Bt. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 24 United Mexican at 21 and 2i ; Ka punda, 11 prem. ; and Ma:Arita, at 10e. From the weekly mining circular issued last evening by Mr. Peter Watson, we extract the following : - - Wheal Orylla.—l give this week a special rep ort made by Captain John Brown, of Wheal Buller Mine Nov; 91), fora Cornish party, which speaks for itself, erad more than confirms all that 1 have said or written about this valuable property. During the peat six or seven months 2.0001. and upwards has been expended in machinery, pitwork, flat rods, &c., and paid for, It may not be generally known that in the years 1849, 1850, and 1851, this mine, then Wheal Wellington, made large roturna of copper ores, and notwithstanding the standard of copper was about 301. per ton less than at the present time (then 1001. sterling). Dividend* were made in each of these three years, and shares rose to 211. to 245. per share (per 1,024 shares, the present number the mine ts divided into) ; and oonsiderieg the present position nod future prospects in the Nauru sod profile on tan, as well as the probability of meeting withoopper ore shortly, 1 see no rea son why the shares should not ere long reach the above figura. The returns of copper and tin from the mines both east arid west of WbenlGrylle, as well as profile, have been immense. Returns of tin 'tuff for three months, ending March, 51N. 14s, 101. ; for three months ending June, 7351. le. ld. ; and for three months ending September, 1,7391. 19s. sd. For the three maethe ending December is estimated at 2,0001. The different points of operation are worth together 1001. per Wham. . . . Subjomod is a weekly report of the metal market : —There is a monotonous sameness in the course of the metal market, which can hardly be expected to change before the commencement of next year. Copper is in but limited demand, snd prices of ores have receded somewhat, although they are still com paratively high. Iron is firmer in Wales, in conse quence of a rather better demand, but in Stafford shire and Scotland trade is unchanged. Tin is quiet, with prices inclining slightly in favour of buyers of foreign. Lead is steady. Spelter neglected, and stocks increasing considerably. Tin plates were in moderate inquiry. At Ding Deng Mine meeting, on the 4th inst., the ac counts showed a debit balance of 308/. 19s. 2d. The United Mines aceounta, presented at the meeting on the stb lost., showed a credit balance of 9911. 19s. 3d.. At South *heel LOVel meeting, on the 27th ult., the accounts showed s credit balance of 371. 10s. 3d. COMMERCIAL AND- MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is firm at the annexed prices :—Town 58s. set arch ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 60s. ; all the month, 60s. ; Jan. to March, 61s. ; April ti. June, 591. 6d. ; October to December, 58s. _ . . Master AVIILAGIEL—Town tallow, 60e. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 3a 4gd. ; yellow ituaaian, 611.6 d. ; melted stuff. 43a. ; rough ditto, 26e. ; tallow graves, 20a. ; good drop, 7a. HAY DAY.) Yen Davis and Co. report trade dull, at lasi day's prices. Prime meadow bay, 755. to nia.; supe rior ditto, 90s. to 1055.; inferior do., 501. to 60s. ; rowan, 40s. to 50a; clover, old, 90a. to 110.. ; ditto ricond cut, 800. to 905.; draw, 325. to 36a. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Heavy consignments continue to arrive from the Con. tinent Pine apples are less in request than they have been, and prices for them are lower. Some West India uhaddoclu have made their appearance, u have also a few Tangerine oranges. Good cobs may be had at Is. to Is. 6d. per lb. Cabbemse, carrota, and turnips may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers are ammo. Potatoes realise from 6s. to 10s. per cwt. Asparagus and French beam may now be had in small quantities. Cucumbers are ecaroer. Cut dowers chiefly consist of orchids, gexclenLia, chrysanthemum, violate, mignonette, heaths, and roses. ' TIM?. Pine Apples, per lb., ts to 75 Grapes, per lb., Ss to ee romegmoates, each, 44 to ed Pe...rs, per doe.. Is to Ss Apples, per doz., to le 0.1 °nage*, per 100, be to 106 Leololll% per 100. es to 10s Now Cob, per lb., Is to Is 04 vzoirf, CAELM. Cauliflowers, each, 4d told - Cireenspdoz. bonclme,2aad Was Cabbages, 17. dos, Is Od to ta Od Potatoes, p too, 100 a to 1110 a per bet., 3a to 41 Ott per cwt., 56 to al Carrots, per bunch, 7d to ad Turnips, per boo* 4d to 5d aahlach, per sieve. fa Od to Ss Cucumbers, each, ed to Is ed Artichokes, per dos., ea to aa Beet, per doz., la Cal to Ss Wary, per bundle, Is Id to teed Onions, per e sieve, Is Id to In Od treskale, per pun., Is Od to Si M Mallets Per lb. 64 to 8d Garlic, per lb, Id to Id Lettuces.cab .P• se-,1144t4bed Coo. per 1100,0, U to IS 6d Endive, per score. is to Is Id Ilasers,perben , lied toes Itusliraoarts, p. pott.. 21 Wes Od Parsley, per 12 bunches. Is toes Savory, per bunch, 2d to 44 PROVINCIAL BFIA, MARKETS. UMWOM, Drc. T.—Birkenhead, 811 82 Caledonian Stock, 961 4—Eastern Counties, 10 7.16 10 946—Great Northern Stock, 1:)1101 —Great Westerns , 721 734—Laimielgre and Yorkshire, 119 —London and North Western , 1004—Manchester, Sheffield, Lincoln, 471 481-21 kilned Stock 11.34—Ditto New shares. 16-16 2 p. —North British Stock, 63 IN—North Staffordshire, 2 9-16 2 7.16 d. —North kasteru. Hersh* Capital Sock, 1041 lON—Ditto York Capital Stock, 91} 9s)—Ditto Leeds Stott, dk 63—South Eastern, 26 7.16 261—Wost Midland, Orford, •Ti Dutch Ithem*li, 21616 2jd rest Luxembourg., 6 7-16 6 9.16 —Grand Trunk of Canada, tit I—Great Western of Canada, IN 11 —lllinois Central, 27 26 el.—Buffalo and Like li row,* 16-165 1 16 —Great Ship. to. Sd. to 6a—Thames and Mersey Marine Com pany, 1 ! 1-10 p. lumen - rut, Dec. 7.-114114nd closed rather easier; ID other shams not much change. Brthtol and Exeter, MI —Eastern OVlD ties, 10$—Great Western of (-Maeda, 10 15-16—Great Western, 734 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191—London and North Western, lON—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 43—Midland, 135 —North Eastern, Berwick*, 1061—North Staffords, 2F d.—South Eastern, 251-1.11111/00 , Central, 27 d.—lliollend, New, 2 p. Thum eg anti Mersey Marine Insurance. 1110 p.--Oldhani Gas and Matti works, 23—Stoettm And Darlinzton, New (18Cel, 6610 p. RAILWAY TILAPPIC.—TII3 traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Dec. amounted to 47.3,6601., and fur the corresponding week of last year to 466.2101., showing an increase of 27,44. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini is the metropolis anmanted to 201,0521., and for the cor responding week of 16:79 to 194,3211., showing as increase of 2,741/. The increase on the Eastern Mantas Railway amounted to 452/. ; on the (treat Weds:o to 461. ; oa the London end North- Western, to 1,514/. ; on the London and Blackwell to 411. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coat to NU. : on the London and South Western to 1,7524. ; sad oa the South-eastern to UV, ; total. 5,110'. ; bat from this must be deducted 2,37d1., the decrease oa the Great Northers, leaving the increase as above, 7.,7411. The receipts on the other lines in the United King dom amounted to 202,594., and for the correepondivg week of last mar to 267,900/., showing as increase of 24,111194., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increrwe 27,4301., as compared w;' . ..h the corresponding week of 1659. Ark%Una Ike Asgard. Wilk& N . M =Da Bt. Join . Ds. Lail Ma Oa Ot. 7.a le Omer gel Cob resitela Omni ltetanti Gems! Qt. Naeltaink GIL Atmilmits= Klima& (Um) Lawn I =7Ler ot Past=llll7arldall kettliii Ask& (MC MOM Mikan Warthigg (a) De. 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