The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TRW DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUI'TCY. (Before Yt. Ceimmisaioner (.uulburn.) ILS WskIIIO.—DSIWTItE si'COUNTS. Tlo hankrupt was a haberdasher, of Shoreditch. This the adjourned e‘araiisatiou niceties. Objection bad o taken to the A.. ..ennui rendered by the bararupt, on g_touad that he bad received 3:iof. from • Ph.ruia lOoloture.office, in reiweet of ;1 • II his prenileca, and had not accounted fur • eapenditare. itemg called ou to du so, he had handed ;., cont.,ioing twine '2O or Al items, with d a t e . bed to ea.b, showing payments which amounted ea. tie t.. :rev. His Hownu, .it .1 hevuer sitting, rerearke4 on th e es• t.. torly suspicious .sevursey of this account, awl referred it t.• Mi. Powell, the official assignee, in order that it might i...-onaparrd with the voucher.. Mr. Pennell now reported that there was no ground to .uht the substaatial of the account. Hi.ll..oour mid it was c the bankrupt was in r • s.tom to subakantiate some portion of his accounts, and `,‘ i t the red? He had made an exaggerated .1 ULM or t h e insurance office is the first ~,ta u ce, but had collocated to accept 3:10/. 11, must now be require,' to furnish as account •f 114 actual hoses by the fire, awl also of the debt which reereseutwl to be due from one Polack. Meantime the s .o.irstiou roust be adjourned ark, the, with leave to the t.. nese Up 116:4U2 At his ..we erpPOSe when pre. with letter account& Protuction would be given • -too mouths. I...errsoce va, t.r the Wirbt.W. and Mr. .t,lleo for huiloupt, IN at IWOOtt flu* tho . - ortificate meeting in the ease of Mary Alen Wood, straw-phit minufacturer. of Luton. The ca.t. 6.01 eu sammed at a former s itti ng , b ecaue . t h e b an k rupt, • h a d come to the court on her own petition. had not / ....hiced I W as.q., Mr respell stated that the rase stood in precitely the sine r•aition as at the last meeting. The bankrupt was u unfottaaate woman whetted carried on the busier.s of ter ilmemed husband, Auld there appeared no prospect of Alit , further :intone* Wag realised. It tran.pilri that the na.cts .•ul.l hare yielded more , but fur the bankrupt's •ttorney haring retained •ue. .!sled that a similar we would shortly Le la•wght belies the Lords Justices. lit. Honour said be should adjourn the we until the de . ..1.100a the Coact of Appeal was gives sod he should t rare that the cosalact of the broknipt's attorney is this CYO wee brought before the notice of their lordships. IN RI PRINGLE. The bulging* was a grocer, of K radish-tow& This was the sitting for choice of ausiguees. Liabilities, 1,21001. ; ~ssets between 300 f. sal 40W. Mr. Phillips, wholesale grocer, of Arthur-street West, awl lira Pettosi, fruit nierasat, of Easteheap, were chosen twig aseiguees. Mr. Mathews is the solicitor sailer the proceeding. IN U NEVILLE BROWNIE The bankrupt, who had kept Peek's teffee.bouse, Fleet. 'trivet, has recently been a prisoner in the Queen's Beech. 11a. WAil the adjourned examinatioa meeting. Nu ac. count* had yet bees filed, the roams alleged ow the hwiner • :anon being that the bankrupt's books had bees taken along with the rent of the property. It wu wow stated that the accounts were reedy ' but that the btutkrupt had no nion , y to pay the &crow:slant. Ills flower mud the cue was eel oar io which the reset ..ught to show any favour. The bwakrupt had allowed all hi. property to be takes by ewe ereditor, acid had deprived him 'elf of the means of readodeg as 000tiont of his affairs. The esanneation most be sijewnwil ante die, with praise. tbow kw two maths. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) —•— The alovc court sat again to-day, pursuant to adjourn nt. The commissionen present at the opening of the court were the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Weenies lialonsons, Hale, and Courier, Mr. Alderman and !dant! .tbbiss, Mr. Sheriff Lush, Mr. Usider.Mheriff Eagle. t.a. and Mr. l'ader4heriff Gammon. There are only 52 mamma for trial at this session, and woe of the eases appear to be of a serious character. The Recorder, is his charge to the grand jury, said it vc... Again hi. pleasing duty to congratulate them upon the lightseee of the calendar ; and he observed that this did ed appear to have arises from • larger number of prisoners I l A D I'elel beteg sent to the Muldlemi Merlons, but from a thminutica of crime. There were only nine pit. .. , ••r. committed from the City of Loaders ; and when the inornome amount of property mutinied in that district was ~ .uudered. sad ita comparatively unprotected state doriog • portion Of the eight, he thought this fact was not only creditabis to the police, but to the population of the ray. It was also satisfactory to find that the number of juvenile offendershad very much de- Inn , riescd Three years ago the number of prisoners antler pant of age who were examined at the Mansion-house alone was lirO, sal last year the number warn only between rut sad TO ; ad tha fact would appear to show that the Dew i,.tern of puniehmeet of deaden of this claw by means of reformatory schools was lianing to lime a good effect. Ha lordship then said that there were three cams of manslaughter in the calendar, in all of which it ap peared that at the time of the commission of the offence the accused parties were MOM or lee. • state Of intoxim• two. adwas sorry to say that his experience led hits to form the conclusion that habits of intemperance were a ears fruitful source ef crime than &strews or any other mum. The grand jury then retired. THZ POLICE COURTS. (TAM DAY.) MARLHOROUGH-MIRMET. At tm an R. W. call= Lab T11111.1•1311/3111.C.GAPIA. lirldget Mona, 10, and Mary Ana Woods, 11, two little girls who bare been broeglit to this court 'llama 20 times charged with begin* and who for a keg time past huve been a source of considemble annoyance at the West cod. were charged before Mr. Headoo with Aldermen Sir R. W. Carden said Olat he :et% after 10 o'clock oa Saturday night the two children came up to his and solicited relief of him, stating at the time that they were extremely destitute, sad that salsas they wad ohtaia which they solicited him to give these, that they would have to walk the street. all night, sad that cm many occasions during the bail weather they had had to do so, as they bad ere place to go tai. They also mid they were sisters, died that their mother wa s then begging in Oxford-street, and trying to assist them. They contieued their pitiable tale, which he did IA believe, And he kept them In coo veniation for about tweets nuentes, it being about the time the police were rbuigusg. until he saw an of cer. when he (Sir Robert) se. cared one sad the other ran away, but was caught by the coestable. He (Sir Robert) bad bees in the habit of taking up childree far MOW time, but never met with two more artful one It appeared that they had Jest previously "led for lid., sad that he gave them 1.., but be lrar ) felt it more kis duty to give them in c ustody iberi lo relieve them, and it was quite clear that while per was would thus act the evil would be prolonged, and he hoped if the gentleman he the report the mos that he would reflect as what he had done. He had also heard that a peruse, who no doubt consider e d hi mse lf very ki n d , had given them 2.. He (Sir Wert) considered that nothing reformatory was of any use in such • clue. Mr. mid there wee • difficulty at present in the net It would be taken in bead by the government, and altered sou to suit these ewes. la the are of boys there was reltham, where he could have met them ; bat there was n o place at presset far girl.. The prisoaer ]loran's sister had a little place of her own, and kept a boy. tddermaa Sir R. Carden said he believed Morea's father was now in prism. He thought be could get the children is WOW isimitatiOe„ and with that view would make in• ! quire'. la the City. He had seat th re e children the other I day for three pan reader exactly similar vircamstancei.— I for begging. These children were valuable property t o their parade. Mr. Modem said these children had thrown off all con• n..oion with their parent., and were .loieg it for themselvea. He would remand them for a week to is what mad be with them. It iniil;7st;ted that the pareuta of the prisons Mem Lee both berm several time. in priace for various caner, The Niemen were then remanded for a week. MART LEW /1: E. CR Min AC AZTTING Ellin TO A MAT•FITACIL JJ,s 0 4<, a man, %T ., " 27. was brought sop wr Kr. fdanallekl, and named on hie own eonsialia ith wan( In to a hayneek at the hack of the Wain Hun. in the Edgeiramnied. Patom.assatahn 157 S amid that Orin 12 o'clock yew ha no he the Sigwesesesed, wham be net the KNOW inime s laree= id bin obreed &et be Waded to fate bleed! op ter live to the barite& awe alluded 10. He stated that be at at be bed se hem, mil that It did mot knew whet is de with himeif. H. ebourood be had as &tea that the Week woe se In ae be had one timi Gann He added, that he had have* seise natnem 8 4 Widend with the lees hennas, he Mk Wines dewed • lea a nachos is him Iraproter Debar, 8 = m inded that be was at the anise. \nem what the primer- woo brenght kin,and that _now hawing the primmer bad sat tit the Gnat, be wen lan id fend that it was 'waft namenal. Mine wow Wes nine, nem on of then toieeging to the le r s itardold—Did the prisoner may why he est 6n to Ike end nod"Cia —Yee. air: ha said that it was thenalt diaries. l r ie had heat too years in the (ineewin anon bwonnima. The sleek Whew to nom Haunt's iopsy Xi. Kit s IteXieess. la IM reran of an easepeay. 10 . 1 that ilea woe weetia pot dirested Hr. Defter to apply to the Wader If i llinwieb Workhouse be .amain the man of wind at 1 6 alien and ressaand him far a walk, observing that o ti hi. inmanse tee seed bin ler Ma ns primer vas He. esnrrei tram He bar. LONDON, BRICHTOS, AND SOOT!? COAST RAILWAY.-(THIS DAT.) . . The half-•early meeting of the proprietors was Feld at I o'izlock, ►t the Leaden T►vern ; Mr. LEO Scitustut in the eh►ir. The repast, which had been issued and published some dam previously, having been taken as read, the rumitene, in moving its adoption, said the report contained all the information which could be remind. The capital account showed a considerable increele ; but the increase did not exceed what bail been anticipated and sanctioned, and the outlay had fortified their position in every point of view. The company had no new echemes, no bills in Pattie- Anent. ((.beers.) His colleagues shared his delight at be rang able to make that auriouticeineut. (Hear and cheers.) The revenue might be regarded as very satisfactory, con sidering the state of th e weather throughout the past year, and bow much the traffic was depeodent on watering places. There was not • single item of traffic which had not increased. Lest year he announced that the reduction in the fares for thinl class passengers hail lad to an increase under that head at the ex• pease of the receipts from second clam pasatiojers. Since then the ascend class returns had considerably augmented, though net to an equal extent with the third class. In consequence of bad weather, the traffic coonectel with the Victoria station had not yet quite rerlised the expectations of the beard ; but they still believed Out the enjuisition of that station would prove very beneficial to the company. The traffic of the Crystal Palace lice was gradually improviog. The expendi ture of the last half-Year was, it must be confessed, very heavy, one cause of this being the unjust premiere of local , rate.; and he hoped the time would conic when that great injustice would be removed. By this large expeoditure they had bad the satisfaction of attaining one great end ; namely. comparative security against serious accidents, in cnusequence of the ,armful management of the permanent way. If the iron used were of the first quality, and the rind were maintained in the beet order, all was done that could be dale to secure immunity from accident.. Such was the actual state of things in their own cane, and he hoped the meaties of it would tend to remove apprehen sion front the public mind as regarded lines maintained us theirs was. (Cheers,) The motion having been seconded, a discussion ensued which issued is the :adoption of the report and the declare. two of • dividend at the rate of 7 per cent per annum. At MD extraordinary meeting, which followed the ordi nary .we, powers were given to the directors to raise the whole of the additional capital authorised by the company's Data via., 951,1461 f. 6e. 3d. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1861. MURDER IN LIVERPOOL. On Saturday night last a deplorable affair oc curred in Daleotrest, Liverpool, in which one man wan mor tally dabbed sod soother so shockingly cut about the neck that no hopes are entertained of his recovery. It appears that some men were drinking in a public-house in Dale -street, kept by Messrs. Mellor and Lew*Ryan. During the tonethey were dr,ink some an words trans pired between the parti es , w hi c h' u lti ma tely gry hooded in their being turned out aa disorderly charActen. No sooner had they reached the street, than the quarrel assumed a much more turbidest appearance, and the service of a policeman wee called into requisition before the parties would move off from before the puhlic•houee. Os* or two of the men walked away in different direction, bet the remainder, four or five, passed into Trammel-street, where the tow was resumed by two of the men, I sinned respectively Ca' asidy and Drawees. After • fewwonhi, Causally drew a dseath-krufe, sod dabbed Donavan in the neck, completely severing the wiedpipe. DMUS was instill famous; and on an uncle of Cassidy, who was present, going to lift up the dead body of Dunoovaii, the assassin immediately rushed at he uncle, stabbed him three times in the neck, and then decamped. The murdered man was taken to the deadhouse, and the elder Cassidy removed to the Royal Infirmary, where belies in a state of uneonaciousnees.. l'p to a late how Lest night (Sunday), no trace of the murderer bad bass direovared. - - MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czoon. The mining market to-day is steady with • mode rate number of transactions . East Wheal Russell shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in iu the Stock Exchange at 71 and 71. Great Wheal Tor are marked 11 ; North Wheal Bernet, ; Providence, 43 ; and West Caradon, 781. Shares In Wheal Harriet and Pendeen Consols mines have also met with attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet at former prica4. St. John del Rey have been dealt in ate 4, and English and Australian Copper at 34 and A 000siderable improvement is reported in Tamer Mine. The mirth lode in the 30 is worth fully 501. per fathom. At South Toleus Mine meeting, on the ?2nd islet., the amounts showed a credit balsam of 1.30101. Id. lite profit on the two months' working was 863/. 4e. &1. A divi. deal of IL 10s. per share (7G. ) was declared, leaving QV. 2s. Id. to the neat account. The Wheal Lewis accounts, presented at the meeting o the 22nd last., elbowed a km on tie seven month. working of fi,5371. os. Id. A oill of 11. es. per @hare was nude. At Copper•hill Wise reaelag on the 21st inst. the account. showed a debit baSMOS et 1381. Ms. 10d. At Wheal Kitty (Si. Agnes) 'meetly on the 24th inst. the account. showed a debit balsam of lil6l. ss. rid. At North Croft Mine meeting as the 22nd inst. the ac count. showed a debit billsace of 11,,3191.85. 7d. ; and a loss on the four months' working of 1,3131.0@. 3d. The lam was divided pro rata, being equal to a call of If. as. 6d. per share. At:Tretod Kum meting oo the 22nd kat. the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,139 f. 4. 4d. A eall of se. per share WA. made. Tees Silo Mine, on the 2lst most. , made a tali of Is. per share. AiTolcarne Mine meeting. on January 18, the accounte for the sis months ending 11otober showed a loss al er36l. Y.A. 111.1. and those for November and D ecem b er \ f ur th er loss of about 4241.—together, 1,2651. A call of ss. molars was made. The Devon ■ndCourtenay Mine, on the 22nd lust., made WI of la. 6d. per share. With reference to Whorl Buller, the weekly mining cit.. cider of Messrs. Webb and Geach has the following :—" At Keinell's shaft no lode has been taken down durin g • the week ; lode worth 60f. per fathom. The AO fathoms level west is worth CV. They have four dopes on this lode, worth on an average 4:d. per fathom." TEE SACRLD HARMoNIc &WIRT; Exeter-ball, have announced for performance Ha 's Creation, on Friday, Feb. S. Principal vocalist', Madame Leiumens Sherringtoa, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Weis. ATTRMPTID MURDER IN THR WANDftwoRTH-RoAD. —Yesterday afternoon a shocking attempt to murder w as made in the neighbourhood of the Wandsworth-road ' under the following cireurnstsoces :—A man named George Parsons, a labourer, living at No. 7, PortLind•treet, Wandsworth-read, hal been drinking with another mono, named John Price, a bricklayer, limn at No. :i, Horace. street, South Lambeth, at the Surrey Arms beerehop, Spring-place, Wandsworth-road, when a quarrel arise from some unexplained came, and a challenge to fight ensued. The men osme out of the beenthop, and while coin= the street to a vacant piece of grouod the man was observed to take • large clasp knife out of hie pocket and open the blade. The man who maw this called out to Price to warn him not to fight, when Parsons rushed towards Price and stabbed him twice in the back just between the bip and the ribs on the right-had side. The unfortunate inns immediately sank to the ground weltering in his blood, and two of the bystanders *mot the perpetrator of the crime, and be was afterwards taken into custody. The injured man was conveyed to his residence, and Dr. Jame, with smother mdieal maa, attended, and found Price in a most preeariess rendition. Dr. Jose, described the wounds as being of • most akmalag character, and had either of them been an Mei higher up the body, death must have ensued instantageonely. Parsons will be brought before the magistrate at Woodworth Police-court this mom*, but Pries will act be able to attend at present, should ha eves arrive. _ _ - ATTIMPT TO MUSD= • G AOLZR. —At the weekly petty emeiess at Abler as Saturday Thomas Entries was committed to take hie trial et the enmity Lang maim cm a charge of attempting to murder one of the geed named Arthur Damn, ma Tuesday last. In oomeeqrs l oen ' misbehaviour while at esereise es the morning is question, O'Brien and another primmer earned Raster were to be brought before the ._ Dossing, hard eg opened the deer of O'Brien's wee sheet to summon Keeter, who was in mobilising OS the opposite site of the ward, wham he was strock vkiestly on the bead by a piece of hos, thrown at kbe ti the primmer, whom he saw, on turning resod, with the has, which he bad picked up again, end a Mese is hie beads la emsequence of the e ff orts the warder ■ mode to elesit emlotasee the iloputy•governor ts darks, remonstrating with hint, bat wee sat lead theists el " haying bi n braise knocked oat." The other Mover interfered, and O'Brien pursued him along the ward. The depstysessesor fortunately embraced Wm opportunity , and, fellowisg O'Brien „ use ' corded in lay* hidd ef hi; arm, and, bowleg shortly the sesierence of sesreral warden, mesteally secured him. Wiles I..)... lefireis the governor, the primmer, os mein who was preeest, though week sod en hanMed from ef Mood -rn Imre your .. e g e d life, either while Tea here or after my discharge." The warder'. woods are set so serious as wee at first esti. awed, and, although meter medial treolmeet, be was pre sent et the iamitsalao• as Saturday. u ns uri cias, O'Brien was osenricted at the recast maims of a t Bi r k en • head, sod sestesoed by Mr. Juatios Blackbeni 13 months' impr_imosotest. STIOTOLITA N Fern Devossaritie swam, o rt .—n e sumo.. number of petit nts relieved &Wag the week ending Jae. 26 wee-- Medical. 1.014 ; sampad, 142 ; total, 1,136 ; of which 41ti were new cum. SHARE L182.4.-(THIS DA.Y.) Two o'CLocu. The rail p wy share market to-day is firmer. Au ce of per cent. advan has taken pl ace i n m ost of the princi stocks. Lancashire and Yorkshire has risen per cent., being quoted 114 to London and North Western stock is now quoted 09} to 100 ; Great Western, 711 to 721 Midland, 1311 to 1321 ; Great Northern, 1111 to 112 ; South Eastern, 864 t o 1 ; an d Caledonian, 96j to 961. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at to 14 din. There is a further considerable improvement in Great Western of Canada Railway shares. IMMNIP IL I 141 1 "WA". I Clial" Olawd&T .11" : I Balesl6l rot " MS MO Allialla &MU 72 74 N. MO lea NM &C.ln.gig.e. 917 f 991 0217 1.11 It Do. do. Ns 1 907 ill Mallgo&LakaHuronA ß. L 2 I 44 5 1 10 all DO. Milaroneo 9 7 IN 100 Nalk/kont..&Oodetick Owe. IN., Aug. 1 1872 4adinadbyftßATL.H. 75 80 IN 105 Do. laly I, 1873, SIN. 67 72 100 100 Do. June I, 1974 MOW 66 TO 5 all Calendia &S. Laken— 7 1114 par 90 6 Oaissi.&Doekep.e.ra& 17 17 &a Ti M 77 o•96tm 9 mat. 1 57 &a M 15 &dial 00 100 Ina India 20 all Do. Jubbelpen — 105 all Do. 4; p. et. DONS— 97 06 100 all Do. Sip. et. do 904 1007 100 all Do. do. do. 1865-70 17 57 dli -- 20 all Gael & Mel. Si. 100 Grand of bourne. &ma& 217 tse 100 all Do. 0 per ct. Pref. 100 ell Do. Sec. Tref. 6 p.ctik OO 06 100 all Do. I per ct. Debonl 45 47 100 all Do. 7 per ct. 1862 6O 63 100 ell Do. do. 1807 62 47 100 all Do. do. ._ 1872 42 47 IL 100 Omit ladled Paidnoola 914 95 067 90 II Do. NOW l7 1 dia Bt. 100 Ot. 8. of India g. sp. et 110 18 Do. Do 2 die 15i 7 207 all 04. 1 / 4 4Canatta. Mame 11 10i 11 Idt 7 NI II Do. Now 1 M di. 103 all D0.36.,m4376.47 1 0 90 95 zd ... 100 all Do. do. Ti MI 92 94 - 100 all Do. do. 73 94 96 IN all D0.59.4.746..pay. 88 92 - KIN Modem Guar. 4 per el IS 85 111. I I N OO Do. Do. 47 pa do. 5 per at 9l4 924 91 IL ed. 90 15 Do. 466 ram. do 17 17 dla 11l 100 Malb.Corp.6 .et Bondi ... —• 80 all N. & Cards olma • alz 5 19 all Do. do cop. . Land do 5 7 7 IN all Do. do. B cam. do 5 7 Id all 90 M. , Malted) Do. do. Lad do 6 7 —. M. 1 80 1 0 Do. Pno3aob Bt. 1 1 110 Do.lud.B4.N Ladled 01g.14.05 9 I i ah 1 911 141 . NEM — COLONIAL 001 Oaa. ool . Dila./ sa.D.Fol. pls. spec ant, UM . . Ds.' VA oat. UN Ds. Spur Gull. Ile Owl per& Iteb.lass Do. Dper et Mir.* Sew De.. went Do. de. lartp Csa/10 Hopei p.ct IMO do. 101 Sew Dreasw.Ocer.4 pct. S. S. Was Dv. Sp. a Ude Do. 5 p. e.. DM WIWI Ds. I p. a. UN 1 Non Ikeda • p. el eig, Deb. reline. VHS fig. Gov. 11 p. a Donde Vle. ay. Sp. e.. 1 se.& July De. olo.lp. a Age.lo eC ,107 121 109 111 109 111 let 1001 101 1104 1014 VI se MI *7 93 911 1014 10% I • gi- MONEY MARKE2.--(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocz. The announcement of the Indian loan having been fully "discounted," has not produced a bed effect in the stock markets. On the contrary the funds have risen fully per cent., and most of the principal British railway stocks I per cent. There is also a fresh advance in the shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada. The Indian Five per Cent. loan of 1859 remains dull, at 99 to f. The loan now offered is nominally quoted 994 to 99k. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reute?s telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 67fr. 65c., being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 911 and 91i for money, and 94 for the account. The present quo tations are 94 for cash, and 94 tot for 7th Feb ruary. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced. 91i, ; New Three per Cents., 91i, I, f, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 994 ; ditto for account, 99} ; Five per Cent. " eufaced " rupee paper, 94 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 95j, ; Exchequer Bills, 6s. dis. In the foreign stock market the only feature of importance is a considerable rise in Mexican bonds, which are last marked 22,i. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 691 to 701, whilst that of 1858 is firmer, at 55 to }. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1800, 851 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 631, (exchange 128.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 24, 221 ; New Granada Active, Hi ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 44, ; Russian Five per Cents., 1043 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 514 ; Venezuela Three per Ceuta., 20. The prospectus of the now India Government Loan of 3,000,0001. was issued late on Satur day afternoon after business hours. The loan is to be raised in a 5 per cent. stock, redeem able on and after July, 1870, upon one year's previous notice being given by the Secre tary of State for India. The transfer books will be kept at the Bank of England. Tenders are to specify the price offered. Five per oent. discount will be allowed on payments in anticipation. The day for receiving tenders is Friday, the Bth Feb. The embarrassments in the Levant trade, chiefly amongst Greek houses, have now extended so far as to force themselves upon public notice. There were on Saturday numerous failures, both in Lon don and Manchester. Omitting from the account certain small houses, and others which may yet recover themselves, the undermentioned firms suc cumbed on Saturday':-1. Mr. Dominic Navone, of London. 2. Mr. S. P. Zizinia, of London. 3. Mr. P. C. Selvage, of Manchester, but more recently of London. 4. Messrs. Demetrio Pappa and Co., of Manchester and Smyrna. In the first case mentioned (Navone), it is thought that the liabilities will be about 20,0001., and it is said that the prospect of a surplus depends upon the liquidation of the debts in Constantinople. In the second case (Zizinia), the liabilities are about 85,0001., whilst the assets in some quarters are alleged to be 93,000/. In the third case (Selvage), the liabilities may be 12,0001. or 13,0001. In the fourth (Pappa and Co.), it is said that the firm hope ere long to resume payment in full. These anticipations may prove rather sanguine, but the general re sult does not seem likely to be a heavy loss. The reluctance to discount Greek paper has contributed to the present suspensions. It is stated that all the principal houses in the trade have for some time been engaged iu strengthening themselves, in preparation for the difficulties which have now occurred. The satisfactory character of the balance-sheets lately submitted by some of the failed houses in the Le vant trade is calculated to discourage excessive distrust. It is understood that a portion of the stun re quired for the dividend, due the Ist March, on the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1858 is now in London in bills. The Canada., which sailed on Saturday for the United States, took only 53,1301. in specie. Below is a list of the gold ships now on the way to England with an aggregate of 387,5001., viz. : Days Gold on board. Nose. Sailed. at Sea. Ounces. Value. Stratbdoa Now. LS Cloth* &sex Champio• se lais Sean „ 23 B4 9,154 ... 37,000 96,781 2387,500 The books of Messrs. C. W. Ede and Co. have bean placed in the bands of Mr. C. F. Kemp, the accountant, who will present a balanoe-sheet to the creditors at the earliest opportunity. The Peruvian financial agents publish the 1111111- bets of bonds to the amount of 39,200/ of the Four and-a-Half per Cent. Uribarren Debt, and of bonds representing 10,4001. of the Arica and Tacna Rail way Loan, which have been purchased for redemp tion and cancelled. In the latter instance the government have again been obliged to pay nearly Messrs. Rothschild have announced the particu lars of the progress of the Brazilian sinking fund. The half-year's interest is advertised on Cape of Good Hops Government Six per Cent. Debentures. The London agents of the Illinois Central Rail way Company have received the following favour able statement from the chairman of the executive committee at New York. Office of the Illinois Central Railway Compasy, New York, Jan. 11, 1861. Mews. Robert Benson and Co., London. - Castlernen,—The traffic the first week proved larger thin was eatioipeted, 72,780.55, dole. a gain of 28,d94 dole. over I thews* week hot year. 6,750 tons of freight were delivered at Cairo during the week, chiefly corn. 81. Louie is at this moment abut out from the Southern trade by the river, which is closed with ice, and the water is very low. We send with this our December statement. The com parative exhibit of business for three rears is favourable. 1888. 1859 • 1860. Dols. Dols. Dols. Land salsa 701,155.81 ... 415,029.80 ... 1,137,547.40 Earnings 1,076,578.52 . 2,114,448.98 ... 2,725,038.35 Collectsans 626,6 2 8.48 .. 500,430.47 . . 780,007.37 3,304,362.79 ... 3,119,909.34 ... 4,64581.12 The commissioner reports increasing inquiries for land from all parts of the country. The advertisement we are now circulating widely in the newspapers ' copied on the December statement, may be of interest to some of oar shareholders.—Yours respectfully, (Signed) THOKAII F. Waxers, Chairman Executive Committee. An extraordinary meeting of the Ceylon Railway Company is called for the 14th Feb., to take into consideration certain resolutions of the Legislative Council of Ceylon, together with a letter from the Colonial Secretary of State. The resolutions of the council provide for the repayment to the com pany of the whole of its paid-up capital, with in terest, whilst the Colonial Secretary has requested the directors to inform him with as little delay as possible whether the company are prepared to accept the offer of the government. The half-yearly meeting of the North Eastern Railway Company is called for the Bth Feb., at York, and will be made special, to authorise the directors to pay off the Hull and Selby purchase capital. A general meeting of the Dublin and Meath Railway Company is called for the 15th Feb., at Dublin, and will be made special, to approve bill, enabling the oompany "to relinquish the unction of their main line with the Midland Great estern Railway of Ireland, and to substitute an extension direct to Dublin, with a branch." Sleek oe toad Ms day ....a bailee* last week Ditto treat Ist Jame Arrival last week MU trees Id June Price Y.C. per cwt. tide day Mkt Town ad Plidey 11.600 1.11118 MOS 1%519 1,V31 68.0116 7?,esi islii 4,•114 • .1 WAS . ed. Od. &OBIT &Oa Od. no dd. i:ioi (10s 1.6,8. 0d.77 el. 0.1. Arrival for ths meek ending Feb. 6 last year, 166 Mk; aid diadem ;WS rub. The last Week 1.537 casks from (Mesas. 40S from Australia, 1,64 from B ooth America. and tool front other place‘—total, 4,4ooeasks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have again a short supply of besets, and the demand is good ; consequently hate prices are fully maintained, a a d m some instances exceeded. The number of sheep is very much smaller than was an ticipated, and prices have advanced on all descriptions. Good calves aro also dearer. Flom Germany and Holland th en ace 314 beasts ; 40 sheep ; stud 62 calves. ProaNia, 19 beasts; Scotland, 150; and 1,900 from Norfolk awl Suffolk. _ _ Par stone of albs. s. d. s d. Hest Scots, Herefds. 5 0 But Ohort-bums 4 10 G 0 lioaced goal. beasts 4 0 4 Clans P 664 &Abbe& 1111-breds b 0 6 t, Per stone of Into. s. d. s. d. Pest DristtatbdsBb Bed Long-wools 5 0 6 10 Ewes Of second quaL 4 10 5 IDo do. Shorn Lambs beep Ind lambs, 13.200; Also. - 1.;;;.11 - siiii, - 3,iso ; PIP. 380. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Mimi= and Smith report that the demand for all line and good hops i. decidedly on the increase r and that prices are fully maintained . a, the spring advances it is expected as entenaive trade 11 ill be doing in hops of a n hinds. OIINNANY SIAI AND Bream LAILWATI. all Hlrsi.,WoL *StourYal. 00 Dlrk..loookChaa..laso NI Blackbura all Blytb and I'm allosun.shisKamtc 0 Bristol sad imise .. . 00 Calodoolaa all all Corner • Do. A.l ADo dlv. =WS W Do. 13 p.c. Is paid lo all Dahlia and Be lfa st J an Dund.,Partb. & Abdin 00 lost Anglian Eadiarn 00 lastern !Talon. Stock A utta 00 De. 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Asaerinia Laud .. SALIM& Ma& TaL • De. II 7 pot a ill MS Dap_ Canada Lead 1 221 0 Camel blends TeL (L) It Oen. M&edlag.4llllMK U 01De. rat Ti pw eat .7etal Mem et. l Do. reedense• I Do.llp. s 1 Per,. Deb , 111 Faatladlalrrig Canal' IR Nadal" Tiplegriph •• • • II Do. New I tag. sad Anel Oaf. II Goa. atom Nevlgattai 1 Great ably (thalted) 1 Do. Inner cent. Peed I Lea. Markt re 20 Lades Dlsoonnt L (14 ) • Lea. Or. Omnibus Olk tO Nader Ireful. Quid 10 Medttamanesalase.Ed. 10 Walter. Ex. Tel. (Lisa) 25 National Discount Co 10 NerbuddaCeeldthen;L) 10 Netbetinade Lead I Do. p. c., la. an dal 1110 N. DIEM I. boat Ld 1 I. IIK Aulnalnetea OrMEW Om De. .1w aka Pad S t wir Lei ma. Pada aslOdes. Sum ba. law . fel So lb int i r, =t e r wev• NMI - All _ avaiiii _am la Notp Do. do. ligibtorid Do. do mg II U. Ow ttp. Cia a Damal lad 1-dis Sol pm. 3d 1161 Alf if 132 le le uk V roi n 1/01 NAN N 113010 U MN IN SION N 14000 N NAN N 10.110 N •NO IN !SAO; IN 40,000 100 10 14100 N 10 .1 11 10 10 NAN 00 011 , N 10 N IO, AN 100 AM 100 *llO 1140 10 1 10 WON /14400 U 11,000 111010 10 10 0 4000 10 um! u NON 15 wool se Loom no - pm 42 44 II 111 h 1 A km 9 Per !• i 9 I 1I .44 l i it 14 SI 0 71 1• V 13 la li 1* die M fledl ad dead ni 14 1 29 SO 101 10S 107 100 dli id SO 00 " Ll. Se li a di.dk t si 1 as *4l st 40 61 11 73 11 13 gos 10, 19 17 F 1 • 44 48 180 140 VI U 1 I a I an An adjourned meeting for the proof of debts against the Cardiff and Caer ph illy Iron Company (Limited) is to be held in the Bankruptcy Court on the sth Feb. _ . . „.... A call of 1/. We. is to be paid on the shares in the Metropolitan Railway Company by the 16th Feb. A call of 61. is to be paid upon the Omagh Ex tension shares of the Portadovm, Dungannon, and Onnuth Junction Railway Company by the 13th of February. The Spirit of the Deep has arrived from China with 879,10011,5. of tea. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Bth February for the supply of 5,500 loads of Mexican mahogany timber. SATURDAT Eviarcsa. CunsolN which closed yesterday at 94 to 9-16 for the 7th Feb., opened and closed to-day at 914 " buyers." In the interval there was a temporary decline to 914, " sellers." For money the last price was 94. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols fur money, 91, }, k ; ditto for account (Feb. 7), 91, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Three per C e nts., 914, f • India Stock, 216}; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 99} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 95; Five-and. -Half per Cent. " enfaced " I rupee paper, 100, 994. - . • _ The Five per Cent. rupee paper was dull at 931 to Mand the Five-and-Half per Cent., at 994 to . a- . Exchequer Bi ll s were rather Hat at 7s. to 3s. ( is. The foreign stock market was very quiet. The embarrassments amongst the Greek interest are prejudicinrurkish Bonds : the Loan of 1864 was dull at 69 to 701, and that of 1858 at 54f to 5151. Mexican las were steady, at 22i to g. Little change occurred to-day in the market for bank shares. London and South African Bank were inquired for. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was a decline in Peel River Land. Canada Goverummit Five per Cents. were rather firmer. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were u follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 44 to prem. (after declining to 4 prem., "sellers") ; Thames and Mersey Marine, la to 11 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 14 to 14 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; East India Irrigation, a to I dis. ; and India Cotton, to I prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARY-LANK.-(THIS DAY.) The weather continues fine and eery mild, with the wind still from the B.W. The supplies of English wheat and floor for the pest week were rather more liberal, but barley and oats not very mach increased. Malt a fair quantity, and beans and peas middling. Scotch harry erased but oats limited, Irish rata • email supply. The foreign arrive], of wheat were large of Amer ic an, with a few cargoes of French and Spanish. Barley very limited in quantity from France and the Mediterranean. Ne foreign oats during the week. Of Orr we had a large quantity of American, 50,000 barrels nearly, and • few Mediterranean sacks. A large quantity of linseed and oil seed from the Fast Indies, but beans and peas a email supply. A very large quantity of American wheat and flour arrived in Liverpool during the pet week. The Engirt) wheat trade to-day is at a stand-still, con dition extremely damp, and sellers willing to take 2s. les money than this day week. Foreign sales in retail only at • reduction of Is. to 2a on last Monday's quotations. BARLEY.- Nothing doing, and if sales are forced ler money taken. Coma-Few on sale, and prices about the same as Ode day week. BRANS and Peas maintained their late prices. FLOUR extremely dull ; sales difficult to effect, although lower prices would be accepted. Nothing doing in Norfolks. FLOATENO CARGOV4.-Arrivals are large at the owls of call, but buyers have not yet began to operate. ' Wurrr.- English : Essex and Keat, white, new, 399. to 61a. ; ditto, fine old, 645. to 695.; ditto red, new, 35e. to 565.; ditto, fine, old, 545. to 651. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 60s. to 68a; red, now, 47a. to 555. Foreign : Dantrie, 655. to 6131. ; tine, 65e. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 60a. to 665. ; ditte, extra, We. to 73.; Eartonk, 655. to 68s. ; fine, old, 695. to 72a; American white, 63e. to 68s. ; ditto red, 61a. to 65e. Beam.-English malting, 42e. to 48e.e; flee, 451.; grinding, 30s. to 35a.; distilling, 325. to 35e. per qr. foreign grinding. Ms. to 33i.; ditto distilling, 3ls. to 38a; malting, 41s. to 44a. Maim-English, Essex and Norfolk, 60e. to 62e. ; fine, 67e. to 735.; Kingston and town made, 565. to 645.; fine, 67e. totes.; brows fine, 56e. to 595. OATIL-Elyialt feed, 235. Od. to 26a. Od. ; potato, 255. to 30a. ; oreign, 21s. Od. to 275. EXAIL-English tick, 31s. to 355. ; barrow, 35a. to 39e. 355. to Ms. ; foreign, 33e. to 375. Peas -English boilers, 40s. to 445.; maple, 40e. to 43a; grey, 36e. to 40•; foreign, 42e. to 445. nowt-English town, 50e. to 525. ; ditto fine, 55a. I. 575. ; country, 41s. to 48e. ; households, -a. to - -s. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 41s. to 435. ; French, 41s. to 50a. per sack ; American, 3A. to 34• ; Canadian, 311. to 34e. ; Spanish. 465. to 501. AIIIIIVAIN INTO LONDON TROY JAN. Y 1 TO JAN. IL Coastwise. Wheat. ,11. , Wow. OWL Bras Per q 7 s. qrs. F g t. br . 4 sc» 1700 >K no 1507 47671. 11452 $5OO 1 725 155 .. ilOllO 2744 UN .. 26E0 204 see :11 20 fig . 461 L qrs.. oats, 4 qea ; bowl, 12 .is. ; . 01 Legtisb . IEO I rlsh Worelgrt : .1 1711. • 1 E. C. Rail 1 1718 I 1814 (MN. Rail' 188 , 114 & Ball.' .' 144 B7 I Esported.—Wheat, 1,870 peas, 4 qrs.. anal 97 ewl4. Bider. , lia/L. I =I 1 1 478 . =lb ' l I ..A MINCING LANZ. -(/'HIS DAY.) The foico;ini;ublic sales are advertised for to-Morrow guar: 580 Mids. Went India ; Mauritius, I,Bootims, laid 3,000 hap East India ; 900 maks and 3,600ber Rio. The transactions in the private contract market since Friday have been toe moderate extent. at previous rates. tiloaAa, —A cargo of Havaonah afloat has been sold. Oontz oontintme firm. TIM —The trade have bought freely of coogou. Rica remains inactive. Ron.— A Mall business dose. liaLrenriut hie become very ann. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) T►e market is steads. Town tallow is quoted 595. 6.1. oat cash ; Petersburg ice on the spot, 90s. ; January to Nareli, 595. 9d. ; March. 60s. ; April to June, 59a. to 50a. ed. ; July to Sept., fais....; Oct. to Dee., 57e. to 575. PABitettLALS OF TALLOW: PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKirS. mAncirmmia. j ag. 'nark& wai inactive, and prices rather lower. rattan Counties. 1-10-Orand Trunk of Canada, si-Great Western, TS 1)- 4, res: Western of Canada, 101 7 in.- IlLnou c e „troi, Ist (1.-lan“ish.re and Yorkshire, 114 lin- Loßdon an d No Western, ') 9 l- 1 / a nclienter, ithelßeld. and Lilicolnshire. en-North Baden , . Berwick capital stock, toe-. I c oo t', Fasters. kb 410-Thar+ and Mersey Marine Insurance, 110.16 p. yuntsmionsts, Jut. It-TAB market was without animation .7 prier were all nominally lower at the alas-yla, Lancashire and Yorindilre, 114 dland. 131) 11-Landon and North Western. tp 934-floulle &affords, 116 111-Birraingham Canal. 04- Birmingham Banking Company Blares, tn-Tosu mid Dis trict Bank. 121, borers. llittlasa Wagon were abs. buyers at 06. 1.1106, JAIL 16 -Onnhote, l-Leeds, 117]-North Yastalll. Berwick, len 4-Urent Waimea, 724-11abden Moor, 25a. n 1 I 1111 I 14 nn nil IGI Ilf u}~} 116111 -- ft. 141 f ~iiii 6 - 1 6.1 20,1 V 6.1 %Mil MO* 10,000 11,000 10,000 10,000 Et.,000; ii.ill 10.000 114U1 1001 MAN MAN *lll 84001 • 10,000 *moo! atm; 1. a it. 41.1 U. 71 MN MOO 11.10,01* WON 100,000 1;000 60,000 40,1 10,1 10,1 11.1 2 2 SI 1 2 1116 102 1110 MC 110 115 8 Ili J. 80 41 14 6 1 6 Li 18 78 88 1188 880 110 118 120 Devi 11 A 7 24 19 n 17 10 i iII it 14 17 as 14 17 Se til SO IT le 141. 4 . 4 17t 151 Si 24 18 14 as I 4 4 4 Si If WI 10 13 15 le I I li pm - I 1 6 7 le U Ti r - 1} ... St ... 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