The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-15 00:00:00

ont ireeetited Cubist. *he t of the Hey the sew bets °hey followed Ile promoter mpowered to *lady* to the 'eluding oven et Conseil'. It the regent of this aztaerieep deennisat t the follovieg a metro we es id= tea el l emeser. deeellses dye, rids ememeete. • Mee ea =tn. dead the emit the Diet. Ithiet o. However, the derdreaf aa tk i t L tle Memo mem the sens e herneek WIC see Amemeeestelnee *oldie sisitlele le pissed sash tat Nisbet? d doubt es te the 117 the sestralitj sista of Fiume% old& sot wrest No, bowever, did /tit redastiees IS the Simi sea" is the WWII. like asseiser. the of the MK ma of %bob egelP eb they wen le other missia. ono Issasthedeed sad at lea saes of Jell Set J for the wheel se Dist et its seri Anted that ism at, is Willi te t had lest the i. What we the rave f TM! bell is disposal w( the ,is origisel Piss As to the indite t ag lnt shooks lias me d to thole the Diet Ilielep Weser of Moor to ia Lr ese rf s 1 0 , Os all% gereig glalilL ia Nee et modes et _ M ___, llll OM% lllB AM. sod she MOW = MAW 0/11010 meow. 1 104 ,... ba 110 I mew el ""Tio owsidows• :14 2 1=:. Tee ssessille sr ors heard weer. see aimed ass=s r 1•01 8 1 01 ' — irol m s. It le di* wall° r alpi t i e l s g :iir the g the Portle .. .k frost $' tho 810c 41. ,_• hr lb, De•••• -- orto. pariviss . e th l• Vora* le NIP iog *or*. kols hoslibi v " tiered halls Ott Rearveri 11 " Is boo Hi OS" L AW ternanGENciri. - THIB DAT. PREROGATIVE COURT. DOOM NI J. DODSON. DOOTI N. 100111. ynap irese mum 0 prniag la .s M hem the lest will ▪ latement of Ms. Robert Bee* a pagemea ▪ • agety 0 Zest. TM destmeat was peapa l ageg whir 0 the Imismisd, sad wee mend by swam b ow, es the grimed et ea alleged hilkemality In ite sr 1. Drama stepped the argument Is enmities to the • sad dewed melbas ; Wowed the area eat of the slew soeviaa v. ?AMOR?' AND PLOWSIONT. No wee s tessermaary ssl maims eat 0 the will el • owl Beealer, late of Dem-street, FM" imilpter. ogamate wore prOMP•dial when the mart NM COURT OF a as 101ITLIDO1 AND aorri.ssoa ysis ire the edJearsed divide'd limbs, is the we of s e wage sod Restledge, tisaber-ssurelisab. el Lambeth. I sa, sheet dila els. elsesiabi dist- oleo eer iimosa At the last nesting a gullies was std vbstbst those parties who had had tbs. isi dolma' is the tee es the bealuspf I yomeisse w ad peeve mislaid the estate be the seise es& sash timber. lb Sesser et that time *sae& the peek bat adjourned bs &Wed iambs to elbow time to. the pities w appeal, diersal as Is do. gerreed, kr the ossiisees, staled that thy kid mat Id wombed sodas of appeal ; bet be mainland that Xt. bi n eme, sae el she liaises* 'steads& as take the mbar we ski Lards issisees, sad this was the lest day fro nag s psdiks. lig Smear aiM that, seder these eiresstategesy he se w get Malt adjoins the ilividesd months & bet would thew *the is he Meted by Kr. Balla= and Kr. Phil lip fie the seesaw he width they bad milt to pme eon ass is he used Me peek if the judgment of the awn Meth ewe lavegrabie Is them. lks wee ; and it is WM that the assets will be ✓sine, all, melds, a reigns fee the deepened proof', to OM a dividesd ef lea is the pegsd. is Al WILLIAMS £3D WILLIAM,. The ►ankraps. Hugh Willis.., sus., Jobs Willis.., m g Sag► Willem., las., were talleis, eserying es both Me Is Wait limithileld. The failure marred two youth er, and t. the abeam of lay sesousta, the emeiselisa of the boilessee was adios:gel Me di. Ablest a asst► sigee they died then mem* sad saw same up Is pm their hot mmisaties. W. Menses, the said aingsse, is Ls tepid es the gm, Mesa that the lisithespes had serried es two bud. smm—the talking beams and the semmississ beniththi acs hiss✓ hod bees M engem a great amber alja Ibsh messes esemstessed es the Ist of Jossry, II with a espial of 6621., telsrably well meshed. They son eyed le mosored greeters SAM ; liabilities, 1,3471. ; is. the amt I,eool. The becks had bees pretty well kept The UM swims sad drawisp of the presses had soll amenied to se melt as the mats ; sad the good, dashi ki, mi het debts together, essoedell the amuse Width •s iseksmite awed to their minim. Mr. @heard, ha the amalgams. offered no apposition; His Easier, Mervin that the delay w►isk bad essurred Immo the bankrupt" sad the led samisens steamily sheered the seesmity of Indies keeping assarate assesses, singed the beakrupts to pen. CITY SHERIFFS' COURT. =MGR we., 0.6 )hl ti.:mts moues, eansmi, AND 13LOTAN smut mit AINAN rummy 001IPANT. The was ea segos for work sad laboss dm by the skis tiff es behalf of the defaudasts. The Masbate did sot appear, altheogb is a Mtn/ pat is ►y the pialatiff, they disputed their liability, aos. Whig that the work bad bees dam ter Kum. Huse sad Cs, the s►ipbuiMra. The week dose was maybes palest asent, as a Ming, to a vessel banging to the delesdasta ffinatiff, is sasses✓ to gaieties& by he lissosr, said that he bad dam week as account of MINIM Han sad Co.. bat la this Messes he salad as the order of 31r. liesningbam, to &Molests' superintendent, and be bad pseviouly used es Mains mime. Hie Howse said that the letter raised a question as to liability, bat as defendants did not appear. the plaintiff was untitled to a verdict. WATSON V. CRO?TT. The plaintiff is this action is a steekbrokar, tad meld le mover the sum of 9i. 11.. Ild.. kw 00MISSISIC0 on the purabase of 6004 Sichequer Kr. Davies appossed for the p/sintiff.7sad: said that the ashadaat had eWeeted originally ea the point el miss, Vat die eteuniselos WU always paid at the tine ef the temseetios, bat is this ease plaintiff had takes as 1.0. U. Ris !Hamar said that. la the abuses of any defame, the would be admitted 40 Golden's. APPLICATION 701 DUICZAIO3 Malt CUSTODY. Yr. Badman, 6, Basinghall-street. said. ea applisation In the disabuse of a d.f.udast who had bees essnadtted hrson•paysent of a debt. Kr. &Whams said that the defeadaat owed about I,NOL sad had offered a oomposition to him creditor, thsk Wes inehodtr of whoa had swotted, and defendant had alb is teelsament of the whole of his property for the b. 4 id Wm andiron. The plaintiff, barterer, w►o had resolved *pram I. this Gout, refused to sande, mad subrequendy proemedinp ware taken is baakraptey ea the modinaisab bat pendia, those prooesdiags the 'Wadi kad takes out the jadgmeat saatatons. His limos: said he scald sot take eogaisasee of the swigansat, whisk did aot bar say diesestinc aaditer fun Ids lei& remedy, mad he scald sot rewind his order. Bashaaaa said that had the sass bees dimmed in tbs int isstaaco, the defendant would probably act late brat saammitted. Applisation nfsoul. THE POLICE' COURTS. THIS DAY. THAMES. MIST AND ISOOND COUSINS NAT LIOALLIC IILINT. A penis: 'Wasiak has long prevailed in Baglead, tut bet seselas may luny sod that woad cousins esanot many; and as equally absurd idea seems to prevail among be ifraerent reeently, that ousel weedu al marry mil that his maim cannot de so. The fallacy of both spieler was iodated by Mr. Ingham this musing. • reepeemble woman, the wife of Mr. Siouan, an emitter, in tipper Beet Smithfield, to whoa she had hese bar married, entered the witau►boz, and was abut to Weems the magistrate, when hat agitation prumited her dim se. lbs remained for sense ties aging, until Mr. hewn rumored her to compose herself, and not bass able to da so, bested of her to wait upon his again, when she us lam agitated. •far: a passe, Mrs. Siouan said—Prey, sir, eas Ind mules marry ? Kr. lantisa.—That is an oddArasetion. I have a notion they ma. iss.lllswisa amid she was s.ni.i ta her int smash, sad her basbead's timber had stepped Wilma that ad lentsses, mad said the marriage was met Isgal. Yr. laghaa—lt is pettsetly right ad legal ; be simatad Id that. linisessa-11y brothirria-law says sy busked is sot' bead is suppose ate. Ks. isibaso—lie will dad kis mistake sat U you bow had repudiates pee or tares yes wat of doses. Yew an tire lawful wife sf your beabsed, sad kilo bead Is ateistaia PIL Kra Mesa thasked the serrietrete, sad left the son sash barrier than whoa she stored it. Asses and lateral* young vises ant stared the orlteesbez, sad, bolding dews ha heed sad Mathias, raid 7 6 11 piss, dr, sty young ses—end theodoliPwL Kr. feehas—W•ll, whet at year young sea ? Ks has ashes leis to you, I hope. aPlaset—No, air ; but, If yes pleas, els, we west le be 11 . 1 thd. (Titters from the as., sad sly glass foss the V Mel ) L. Likes—Whet ispetlisest is there IS the senbie ? ArKiest—Plese, air, we ass semi soliate, sad pNU ell it ir eat righi for woad mots se merry, sad that If I 780 T7 him h sal be =lawful. 14. legbas—A marriage Stews esesl weds of the Mahe ens le windy lest& Ti. ma re sad many Isez east weals ea esa ae yes Kis APOSat-01, *eat yes, sit; I souse ilea.XlSollidoc) The subs fair sae the Imetedily kit the es" en' L wry pretty fees es she hest mkt with her head hrsehro THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVEPTING,_ DECEMBER 15, 1855. PDX PEA= A deseely crowded ettettag of the 'beton of Bum held yesterday mein, was addressed by Mr. P. Pee/, M.P., Bader- Beeretary of War. Is the snares of his ad dress, the to.. geatisaaa said— " Wean told n are Aglaia, without sa stout, begun usable is specify say term ea which we are prepared to umiak the war ; bat that must be a mistake, for we sow what reams obliged es to take up anse— aaudy, beaus Basle was ladiagend to obey the Weave el lateaustieul *the, sad doled the re esgaised law of Mame ; sad the eldest of ear wet as bag es we Nadas' it, is so to humble Beady—(laud Obsess)—eo to lajere sad damage her la may way we is.—(rasewed shesdag)—that she may kaew that whoa Me pewees of Europe us beaded fee the support 'nudge, the or say ether tosatry, however atnag, is uvular, sad OiNgell to bend the sash. (Load applause.) That oldest, heineso, t, aot to be aseseaplished by mews of pease. The Odd el as stay le sae duo ; the told ef dipleamey media. I daises* that to the torus of pew there should be saythiag whisk should humiliate sad 'saki, ia the Wad of Buda ; I de set believe that pease apes auk tense would be hadag sad eadiezieg ; but what I desks to see anted by &negating is, smutty to as tad is the other states of lame ; sad that it sash a dimities (es I trust we els% by maw ef; ear amiss, abed ervenly &Miss on the pausal Nestles) should seating is astute Reeds, W esaditioa of Wags la lumps may, thaws& dies* aego *latices, be so assuaged that Uwe will set be the fealty whisk there has best fee euryingsash sulky late West. We have heard of rumen of puss. I imam sot what depend. eau se authority Is due to sash ramous; bat I would soy, that if Ruda ears terms of paw whisk will satisfy these auditions that have beak sualiased, I would swept Ikea, whetters eke same to se direstly, or through Austria, or say ether latentedissy. Bat if Buda shall be bead set moist to sae few puma, wad 'sake Isms whisk shill be satiefeatory to as for the ratan, thous, I say, us wrens is dear sad lased easugh ; to will redouble our earls is nary on this wee with offset ; we will ru a Tees with time duly this sad whiter, to ardor that we may bs holly prepared to musses operating is the gaming year. That, you will agree with as, is the Gall sofa souse, the 'sly sears by whisk we ma users to ourselves pease at the sunset sonseat, sad by whisk we as moderate the dews of that day whoa tranquillity will @gala be restored to Bums, end the sautity of publis sad ialseuatiosal , right be established on a basis that will, I not 'gala !submits." (Lead applause.) btfURZ - Z - ISTA-717Zg DAY. Tire Ohms. Biwa ia th. railway share rebel Is*, has • bean is sa railmadj i l bs imitai L li o n e t a the vulatiow la Western w• prices . d North .mod dightly natter, but law sines recovered. Osi other armee. 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W elk Dow 142.11rssm: 1/11 Dielb JOS Was, IS Welver. i ll* Owed .......... IN . 100 mll Dams .................. to Doloss ▪ Webs. • Talmiasigidie Dm. as. itslass. Wsidambsa:is. N ton sad Yank varg= mu IWO of Noma ...... Y 1 Wassrlbyl sod Walsrlsid sod ▪ Wag Closwest S W.11•2 1 •11•15.120usliST. all Do. A. nano aw. 11117 1 M. D. 1 Mr et . psidlslll , THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. We (Horvath) understand that Mr. Wad- Slogan Me bees resod eat et the emir of the Cos. posy by his aelleansi at the beard, sad that on the eessuittes la/combs him that mans be premised Is demist beta haterfarlag Is the Oempeare Weirs, they would be Wad, the *and aseasetty of seadlag to every station to forbid the diem and rerreati to *mate wry seders ho his, be yrealard sequiewease. For this be deserves wee, isessueb as the eressittre Mese power Is latlefere with his authority natil his tern of Mee ilia latent Coma*. trails, Ind* dm eireinstoaoso of as linos were estimated to booolt Esther Una to Won, prossato the Mow*/ taististookey mats for the I loot two weeks: . -- - - Censored's' week ef lose yeu. Week ending lad Last £20,718 £20,038 rr 91k ~ Two weeks' tune £40,800 £40,741 11 Their neighbours, the Greet Northern sal the Ludes and t North Western, ors lamellas their reverses Imply. U si TH2 EXPI2O2 OF TU PUNCH 'AND Mi. BTAI. rout, M.P.—The Merger Napoleon has odibesosed the l e , following letter to Mr. ihnlatd, M.P., who is sow in is Park: " December 12.—Mr, I lave read with the ' most lively interest the details that yes have bra E kind enough to cummualeate to me at the trss lls• port of a certain portion of the Preesh keeps from rt i Kinglike to the Dardanelles, is board the Bag- to liele vessel Ikea. They testify the meet 'alighted e l t selidtude es year pert, and I thank yes for it. Bat year et. inesseast can for oar soldier, stroked as they were by 1 1 4 : cholera, during the whole of the passage, your self-denial, it, your mange, the pinions forgetfulness of yon calf is pre- 1 asses of the epedemie—everything to year undue prewar j; a rare example of devotedness to year fellowdrestures. et. Already you have obtained the meet pleasing rettempine 1 1 4 is Wee bitten la which the Sean sad SOldialt of the is different cotes express to yogi their admired= gad their l i t gratitude. Aad lam happy to add to it the expresske of et. my own gratitude, and of my sentiments of high Mesa foe SI ra. (Signed) NAPOLIIOIf.' 1 1 1 Tax Mitwrrazaanzei ASST. Sir Edmund Liam, G.C.8., Commandar-ia-Cklef, is expected to lean 14 the Blink Sea for Malts the art wink is Jemmy, and will S be anoseeded by Bear.Adnikal Sir Mown. Stewart, IN X.C.8., who will !Maim it eamisead of the equadree until the re-opeaing of the campaign in the spring.—United I t &ma eapetk. et. The architects are imitating the artists, and form. leg dame la design. At the mating of the Architects/el if Ammlalles, the subject for 'hinting is a bridge 200 feet ss spa ken bash to beak. 10 The Council of the Horticultural Society have sniped all the valuable aolleadea ef dried pleats for the ts lestseleat, famed by their travellers during the last forty min yeamate be and by amnion in the seine of January. at. no removal of goods from the Exhibition Palate 1 setale will be endrely completed ,by the 20th. The pro- so dnelions of Great Britain which Mill roman will have to be esawyea to Basked at the expose et the exhibitor, OM peeled within whisk the Fresh government undertook te glory Ikea stile expense having expired is Saturday to is The tomb of Napoleon 1., in the Hotel des Inver g IMse, is new to be only @pea two days is the weeks--a is Illesdays is the pull* sad en Thundays to foreigner with pros" and subset days from twelve to three. The anal tin /Wee had a day's shooting • few gigs see, asesopedid by fourteen ether redeem, la the to. welled*. Passed* Lige% at &h ail, is Belgium, and 111 lam IS &Adis, sad a weedeeek were killed. The Is Mese killed S hares and weasded a fen. Ty of cry Gazette of Vienna eye:—" All the leo Malden army is about to be provided with new Mini riffle ir e el afforest sins% mending to the different breaches of the s envier. The Charmers have already led then in some seethe, but it will take at lest tear yens beton they ear he dlstriband or the whole army." The Almeria* Cbrresperedettes of Vienna states, t from Emcees, that the Austin goverment has deelared la all French and English merchandise intercepted by the Rua- up has cordon on its way to Persia to be a legal prise. too The Moscow journals announce the arrival in that le" city, on Nov. IS, of the Bitreardinary Savoy of Prussia to 1 4 the Russian soar. One of the editors of a satirical journal, published at Seville, has been stabbed by the tenor of the WM theatre lei V the city. The murderer has bees arrested. The final settlement of the affairs of Mr. Oliver, the m numbs shipowner of Liverpool, will (says the Ekspow Delay Mad), provr very disadvantageous t. the creditor. The liabilities are sow feted to be attest 1,000,0001. stir. 1 2, hug, whilst the available wets will set reslise, it is to be is peeled, mere dna ealleiset is pay 2e. ed. la the mound. so SAILING latasitrixmimrs or THE NOITH Ault- : RICAN MAIL PACISTS TOW 1866.—Oeseval Post Offie 4 Dmleabsr, 1106.—The weekly all settles to sad hen: is North America by the British contrast packets will be the resemed on the Id January nen. Cosiallseisg with the I:, packet to be dlapatelted frees Liverpool to Bores tea Ss- turday, the 6th January. these packets will sail from ea untotoi, as formerly, orgy Saturday throughout V UN yew, ping altereately to New York and Boston, and sa rosedng. is the voyage to the letter elan, et the pert ef Haifa:, Nova Semis. The trolled States' mail }whim will sail every Widen/ley, I &innately from Ling's' sad ficatkaaaptea. preseeding, ea task eseasna. to low Task. la eseeptioa te the above rule, sad to enable the mimeses to marriage the service, the mails of Wednesday. the OM homy. will be named from Liverpool by a Mak pot, and the mails of Satarday, the 12tit Jumpy, will be geanyed from Liver pool by a tinted Sesta' pekes —RowLario The tal talattes eluding in the name of the de positors at the Newcastle Savings Bask Yea s b e es 00,0 , 101.—beng the highest amount whiskyet bees entered is Hee books et the iselltsMin..—m.—e—• MONEY - ifdBKET.—THIS DAY. Two o'ClLoez. The English stock market to-day is very inactive, but well supported. Copses have stood nearly all morning at 881 to 881 ex div. for the 10th of January, and are now quoted 88 11-16 1 to 13-16, being a shade better than they aimed yes terday. The Three per Cents. Rama have been dealt in at 881 to 1; the New Three per Cants. at 881 to 89 ; Exchequer Bills, at 7s. dim,; Exchequer Bonds, at 971 to 981; and India Bonds, at 2.. die. In the foreign stock market the principal change is in Russian, which has again declined, the Five per Cents. marking 961 to 961. Turkish Six per Cents., have improved to 831 to 84, and the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan to si to 21 die. Portuguese Four per Cents. have been dealt in at 461; Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 391; ditto, Passive Beads, at 71; Mexican, at 191 ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents. (small bonds), at 991; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, at 911 ex div.; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 981. Both here and in Paris the markets are sensitive wing to the floating speculation for higher priori. This is eapsoially the case in Paris, where mstions hr a rise have - been very freely pronesabh in the lips an early peace. Should these antkdpations, certainly are not entertained by the general public, fail of realisation, considerable zassrehended when these sperstlative " pur• mato to be closed. On Tuesday next falls payable the final instalment of 10 per cent. upon the British loan of 16,000,0001., but it Is believed that a portion of this payment has been liquidated in advance. Upon payment of the final instalment, a proportionate amount of Consul she is to be issued, in addition to the stook repro , seated by the original 10 per cent. deposit. It appears that the price at which the new Russian Five per Cent. Loan is offered in Berlin is 86 per oat. The Coupons, it is provided, shall be paid at a I bred rate of exchange at St. Petersburg, Hamburg, and Amsterdam. A sinking fend of 2 per cent. per annum is to come into operation is 1868. The opinion seems general that the negotiation will fail, or at least be attended with only v ery partial success. According to the tag hie anon ham Berlin, a fresh fall of 1 per cent. has taken place in the old lonian stook. At Amsterdam the tendency for these securities is still downwards, and at Hamburg there is no sign of recovery from the recent heavy fall of 2 pr. cent. The chief items of the Bank of France return for the month ending the 13th of December were pub lished exclusively in the Daily News of yesterday morning. The results, in sterling, are indicated below (exchange taken at 25f. per 11): Difference from Total. last Warn. Coin and bullion £8,766.000 .... Incomes £294,000 Bills discounted 16.706,600 .... Demean 1,627,600 Circulation Treasury deposits Private deposits The chief changes exhibited in the previous monthly return were a decrease of 831,8001. in the bullion, of 955,4001. in the discounts, of 1,420,3001. in the circulation, of 1,224,8001. in the Treasury balances, and of 686,6001. in the private deposits. Considering the heavy withdrawals of bullion from London and elsewhere, the increase in the metallic stock becomes comparatively small. The decrees in the discounts, though partly due to the closing of the Paris Exhibition, indicates a considerable diminution of commercial activity. The government balance continua small. From the heavy diminution in the private deposits may be inferred an increase in the general demand for money in France. It is also evi dent that the Bank perseveres in its recent policy of curtailing the *commodities heretofore granted by it. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 20th inst. for the hire of a ship for the conveyance of emigrants from Jamaica to the Fast Indies. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Dec B, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Cirealation Mote Circulation active 18,680,340 Decrease 394,746 Public deposit@ 4,416,231 Decrease 23,358 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 10,284,376 Darius 11,104 Othersecuri loin banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 923.444 Increme 40,160 The Beet 3,193.028 Increase 7,440 Notes in reserve The subjoined exhibits the extent of the variations at one view : Public deposits Other deposits dengue Notes and bills in circulation deems's .. Rost inure se .. 7,440 On the other side of the account: Governmentseourities— decrease .. 11,104 Other securities Coin and bullion decrease 147,629 Total The most striking changes here exhibited are the decrease of 727,4881. in the private securities, of ill 6,13081. in the "other " deposits, and of 147 , 629 1. in the coin and bullion. The stationary position of the Treasury deposits is an unfavourable feature, mai -1 tiering the advanced period of the quarter. WE 01 INOLAND.—As Aeon* putorat to Ike Ad 76 wee Sib Vic... War Vas work miles as Saturday. Dim LINA NOVI stakarszer Rolm YEW MU SA' in.011 : 1 9 01 00 10.419,621 ZAIIIIPO 01 =9444044' Cuilial p4 6.63,090 3.193,021 Public Depoolla Osaka r5:61:190:46:21.131914.1.6.c0s ) 4,416,231 012449 OVIII14•1 andotbsailis 923,444 ' 67.7e=ail esearltio Wobad.Dodd Meo6 Alo=Wl ....... -110.164, 376 Other Omuta(' 111.141366 `Now OW aod Moir Cola " 640,063 AM.801.010 Dee.l3. lit 4 r MARSUALL. BANK OF FRANCE RETURNS 70Z 711 ZONTIL =DINO DSC. U. (Fame the Monitser). AUITI. Cash and ingots Cash at the branch banks Bills due yesterday to be paid to -day Bills becoming due in Paris, of which 92,073,380 fr. 10c. are from the branch-banks Bills in the branch banks Advances on coin and ingots Do. in the branch banks Do. on Preach securities Do. in the branch banks Do. on railway shares and bonds Do. in the branch Wks Do. to the state by treaty of June 30, 1843 Advances on Treasury Bills Bente, of the reserve-fund Banta', disposable funds Hotel and furniture of the bank Real property of branch banks Expenses of administration Premiums on the purchase of asatiires Sundries fr. C. 86,614,747 82 132,286,937 - 3,473,322 21 200,912,313 62 216,764,633 - 3,808800 1,748, , 400 - 34,832,286 10 7,672,200 - 41,396,100 - 14,026,400 - 60,000,300 - 40.600,000 - 12,980,760 14 62,188,783 88 4,000,000 - 6,096,861 - 631,709 46 8,161,820 40 98,394 86 LIABILITIES. 920,284,409 48 91,260,000 - 12,980,760 14 4,000,000 - 496,619,800 - 96,336,000 - 6,292,667 87 6,709,838 - 72,398,825 04 92,854,798 40 23,108,642 - 467,667 25 11,659,741 44 46,697 10 1,468,083 85 99,766 87 5,191,761 62 Capital Reserve-fund .... Notes to bearer, in circulation Do. of brew* banks Do. to arose (Peat-billa) Dills payable at dibt AMMO erameat of Treasury Creditor Valens assasts current Ds brut& Wein Diviisais Ss be paid Disesul a rturest, sad expenses securities =seovaireg illi s last half-year Cleurthi• Bills _ i -- 920,284,409 481 Fsnut Eusine. The English stock market to-day was rather flat in character, but the variation did not exceed I per sit 111 M olpit , ii Si ni 14 le el SI OS Si te _ - - ... 11 1. q lammed. War Pew MO. T.W. Taal roma dradios. IBIL INC dadbigt e . 2. 2.f22 AO Lin Ri dm. e 2 Week sad SS le 42 22 We (Swarth) beliefs the Hoe. Mr. Brig has this week bees appointed the Chaim= of the Board of pinata' , of the South Eastern Railway. RAILWAY TIATTIC.—The halo returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom, for the week ending Dec. 8, ...sated to 368.8111., and for the correspond*/ period of hat year to 342,3921.. showing an names of 24,4191. The gran reesipte for the eight railways *via, their termini in the metropolis mounted for the week midis( is above to 161,601.; end for the eonespouding week of last year to 162,8931., showing an increase of 9,1761. The lanais, IS the Greet Northern Railway amounted to 2,001.; the Great Weston, to 1,1411. ; on the Loadas eat As* Western, to 4,6911.; on On London sad Beath Weston to 1,0341.; on the flonth•Esstan to 1,2741. Total, 10,1661.; bet from this must b. dedseted 6271., the demises on the Eastern Coesties ; 2971. on the London, Brighton, sad Booth Coast; sad 661. nu the Loadea sad Bleekwell ; liming the total so above 9,1761. The receipts on the other Uses is the Ueited Kingdom amounted to 206,2421., sad for the anesponding pried of 1854, to 189,9991. ; showing as iambs. of 15,2431. in the receipts of these Uses, whin, added Who lasses.. es the metropolitan lines, Rakes the total *nese 24,4191. as esopend with the mereepondiag week of 1864. 810101111 ACCIDIOT.—Oti Wednesday MN. Boller, wife of Mr. Jesse Wentworth Beller, charm= of the beard et dinning et the Bristol sad Raster Railway Com pany, had drives Into Enter to meet her honest!, and wee elightleg hes her carriage at the Exeter station, whoa else AU ead enstaked very eerie= Weeks. Oa medi cal assists*. Woe revered it wee head that Kra. Boller had =Owed a bissAveisel, sad It was Mid impossible to remove the mane le bar home. Each asememodatioa as mould be sanded is the ins el* weitiarreem Ins pro. tided. snifters Mts. Bailer still Haile a premises state. RIPII2IIIITATION or NOTCH EASIEL-A split has marred fa the Castle Redineheas Coaservative filsb.whisk has fee NM years ...need to regulate the repiesslelles lof the earthen division of Esser. It is endenteld that Sir Jobs Tyson will retin whets s dissolatisa takes plate, sad Mr. Dews, who was unmated for Yea" Is to be forward fa his plus. Moja Relished bee also ▪ et be shall net wan tan himself. At the last sestattes et the club the Rn. John Cos, cue of its priselpel Maims, lammed that it would net be madam to make 3=la the grant to Mum** the met of the Stems ess ; • greet party, le sale, weld eel be formed ea Me be& The oesualttee have takes umbrage at this, mad have jest held a swedes, at whirl they yowl reeds. Uses Ispedlatleg this invite of their knert. Wit= or Via DUTCH BUS litu.—Advioss reesived as Lloyd% from Ramegate, oaten feedliaisse the Mal loss on the Loos heal et the Del* berg Iliss, Ceptele Vienna, of Ameteadein. while se her verse hes Newcastle to Cherlestes.isesmelaida sad wees, dews In seester, moped Is the aill woe dhseeestel al 846 a.m., es the 1884 by_ vissime Theist, Ospidi Stow, of Beadwich, wig* 1001900 1 y bere dews mil reeekred the reformats sea is beard, sad leaded this at liossaste. r esat., and the closing quotations were the same as Sirs of yesterday. Any tendency towards improvement in the stook merkets to-day was ducked by a general increase in the demand for mosey. In the Stook Exchange money commanded 61 per cent. upon government ssearitiss, the demand being partly oeminoned by the instalment of 16 per ant. w hic h fell due today ups the Turkish Lean. In Lombard-street and at the Bank of England the demand was also consider able. Really finteelass short-dated paper can be discounted in Lombird-etnet at the Bank of Eng land Wails= thugs of 6 per oat., but for all other par ea te s tates are higher. rangedl between 881 to I and 88 to I, and closed at 881 to 11-16 ex div. for the 10th January. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money (shut), 8911 ditto, for account, 10th Jan., 881, 1, i I. Thus per Cent. Reduced, 881, 1, New Three per Cents., 893, I, 881, 89. Long Annuities, ex piring in January, 1860, 3i. Thirty Years Annui ties, expiring in April, 1886 (New Loan), 16 6-16. Three-ands-Half per Cont. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1859, 971, 98/. Bank Stook, 210. India Bonds, 3s. die. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7s. to 3e. die. The foreign stock market was very inactive, ex. opt u regards Turkish Six per Cents., which ranged between 831 and 84, and closed at 831 to 1. The eteip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan was finally quoted 31 to 33 die. Run. elan stooks undue:situ. The own market to-day was quiet, but firmer in character. In some eases a recovery of le. /or qr. from the reduced rata of last Monday might have been obtained for wheat. The supply of homiogrown corn at market is not so plentiful as usual at this season but the arrivals of foreign breadstuffs are increasing, chiefly from the United States. The importsinto London this week comprise 9,990 qrs. of wheat, 7,020 qrs. of oats, and 16,480 barrels and 1,060 sacks of flour. Buyers of floating cargoes still hold aloof, and out of 32 caress which have arrived at port of call since last Friday (vie., 15 of wheat, 14 of maize, and 3 of beans) only thre cargoes are reported sold. Tee rest either remain on sale, or have been ordered to be landed on importers' account. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Duo. 14. —______. _ _ Prism as negotiated this clat. Timm Bills sad M. Mossy. Amstirdsm. per i $ Mcotbs 1 97 sty. Ditto Short 111. sty. ... 111. 171hd1. Itotterdsm Brawls w , 13fr. 43a. ... 230. 60 sty. B 19 :, ow. see. ... sm .so sty. Bamberg sad ikons w,, I s lom. 61selL .13ars. lish. St. Petersburg i p i e. per & *Mart Mtr. Ms. ... 131 r. Was. 6010° ,, $ Mouths 2516.6 d5. ... Mfr. NM. I Marsaillas rrasklort.es4lo.llsise Pr SIO " 119111. kr. ... 11141 11kr. kr. !Nom (ellistbs) par £ ~ Ili. IMR. ... 111. Mists „ 111. UM. ... 111. MM. Madrid psi ' dol. „ 4 pass ... 49 pees 0.113 Bilk* n ~ 4 4 pesos ... 4 paws Harsakos Ett••••• •••••--- 1 -,, „ 4 pass ~ pow ... 49 pease Giikedhir ......»..... ~ 4 " pew ... 4 Imre Laskarn ••••••••»•••• .. .. n BO . NM. ... Mir. 120. Maws • UM. tlie. ... 231 r. 71ar. =........ ..... —... per os. „ Iplan ... 169 pose 1155aia Usbish........pm milui "90 days date 6 pose ... 1614 paws OPOrlO P. P. 032 whim ... 5 peace New Tort 6O dayssight 49 pace ... 41 poor MINES.-THIS DAY. There is no movement in the gold mining shares The Rhymney Iron Company's shares have been dealt in at 224 ez div.; and United Mexican at 44. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Room', and Stock Fachanp Mining Exchange Official List : Bedford United. 11, 111 ; Bell and Linares, 6,54. 1, 1, 4 6 ; Clijah and Wentworto, 161,17 ; Devon Beller, 3 4, Gallica United, 275. 6d., 28s. 61. ; Header, 51 64; orth Bunt, 391 40, 391, 39, 41, 40. 1.41 ; Itosewarne United, 136, 140 ; Sortridp Consols, 61,1, ; Tamer Coli ma., 31, I; Tavy Consols. 17s. ; Maisel% 41_1 I, i; Trevelyan, 31. I; Vale of Tory. 21e. 66., 235; Wmt Bas set, 341, 35 ; West earldom, 135, 140 ,• West Frances, 341; Whsal - Wrey, ; Wheal Grenville, 2i, 4; Wheal Zion, 131., 155., 17s. 6 13s. 6d. ; Mining Subscription Rooms Official List: Vale of Tony, 225. 61.. 235. 6d; Tavy Consols, 18s.; Bortri6p Consols, 5 1 1 7 16, ; Tamar Comas, 3}, Alfred Consols, 19, ; Best Buller, 6,1; Pednandrea, 21 1 ; In the Stock Exchange the following transactions have taken place, via: I North Basset, 40; West Bisset, 36; Tineroft, 41; North Frani:4l4llo, 11; fiortridge Consols, 84, 1,1, 4, 4. Tinwoft shares were spin firmer. COMMERCIAL AND MAIMETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The teUow market to- day is quiet et the following quota ' Vote, viz. : —Town tallow, 61e. 6d. nett cash; Petenborg I.C. on the spot, 681. ; December, 6.9 e.; January to March, 684. Mariam ATRakoll6.—Town tallow, 671. Od. ; fat by ditto, 7e. 7d.; yellow Russian, 69e. Sd.; melted stu ff , 475. 6d.; rough ditto, 29 5. ; tallow graves, 16e.; good dregs, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy, without alteration in prices. Prime meadow bay, 105 e. to 110 s.; superior, 116 s. to 1205.; inferior, 85.. to 955. ; rowan, 80.. to 100 e. clover, 100.. to 1351. ; second cut. 100 s. to 1265.; straw, 26 .. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of vegetables has been eonsiderably lees this week, owing to the severity of the weather; Bristeoli esi Cauliflowers are both mach d in consequenoe. English retarded Grapes are still ezoellent, and in good request, at tbe prime quoted in oar last. Pine Apples are still plentiful. Peers consist of Brown Beane, Durham* d'Angouleme, Glatt biomes, Beurre Diel, Winter Nelis, and Cesunsontellee. Apples we plentiful aid cheap. There is an Increased supply of Kent Cob Nuts, and prices for them are in consequenoo lower. Spanish Chemists realise from 124. to Ms. per bushel, and New Spanish Nuts fetch from les. to 20.. per bushel ; Barcelona from 20s. to 221.; Almond.. 244. ; Bra ille from 12s. to 144. ; Lemons, 6to 12s. per 100. Oranges fetch from ls. to le. ed. per dozen, or from 34. to 10s. per 100. The best Kent Regent Potatoes still fe tch 1 116 York Regents, 100 a.; and Scotch do., 604. to 901. There is an advance of about 10s. per ton upon second-rate goods, but beet samples realise the same prices as last week. Spanish Onions fetch from le. to es. per dozes. Lettuces realise from 84. to 91. per score. Cut flowers consist of Chrysanthemums, Heliotropes, Euphorbise, Japan Lilies, ' Cyclamens, Chinese Primroses. Heaths, and Rowse. FRUIT. nos anise, per lb., is to 7s Pears, per dos., Is to 2. Grapes, per lb, 31 to 7s - per half sieve, 2s toss Makes, seoll,ls. to 2.4 Fllbsrts, per dos. los., 9s Apples, p. half dere, lets Is Si Cobs, do., 115 VeGETABLES. OattliSowers„ per dos. 4.1 to ai Savoys, per buscb, 6d to Si Masell, per buside,lls to le 6d Capums, re , 100, Is to 2e Poleta per s, per Me, OM to Me Onions. per boatel. Is to 3. - wt. ato 6s - Portugal. each, 74 told - per ImlsSd to 4s Leeks, per bone!, Id to M Carrots, p. 4d to Gd Shallots, per lb, to Ss Torii" 49. 94 to Ild °erne, per lb., Id to Al Cosemismeadb. 29 to de Letteeas,Cab., p. Doomed 03 94 T. el, st 909. is 3d to!. Small Salads, p. pita., 241 to 3d =per ism, Ss to 4s acne Radish, par bdl., Ss to 4s . 99 dm, Is to It i M0ihr99999, per tot.. 24 ad to 2•431 =bus.. 111 to Is 31 Parsley, per bunch, Id to 34 p. Weise% la to IsGd I Marjoram, per bomb, Si to M =per Mk Gs to a Savorrolo., 3d to 34 per beak 6d to 9d Snags, per punnet, Isfel to 3e THE GUN-BOATS BUILDING ON THE WEAL—The four ghosts building at Messrs. W. Briggs and Co.'s yard, in this port, seem to be constructed on the most approved principles of the shipbuilding art. The timbers are all choicely seasoned pieces, and are 'St up with a solidity to which in this quarter we are quits unaccustomed in the timbering' of our peaceful thirteen yams' merchant men ; while watertight they may be with a vengeance ; for, castdearing vainly to account for the cleanses of the inn MOP, we were informed that each boat is thoroughly caulked, while in the unplanked state, as far up as the light water mark. flue be a challenge for the submarine fal ba. of Finland! The Mastiff, the Manly, the Magnet, and the Mistletoe, are the four representatives which are to speak for Sunderland in the Quadruple Alliance nest 'pricy, fir ready they'll be, and no mistake about it , long before the end of February. And so they may, fer the whole of the oth wo is the todayard is I.id in to bond strength upon *so er , and rk by tally 200 bands will be at mark es the boats alone.—Sunderland Herald. GENITAL PALACE.--SHILLING DAT. DEC. sidmisslomiost paysient,l,o6B; ditto by mom tititate, 126; total. 1,184; mereeponding day last year, 1,081. At the particular relinet of her Majesty Bir Celia Campbell has sat for a photograph likeness, being the first scrod= en which hs consented to have his portrait taken. He is represented in undress uniform, with round sop, and is the position of steins some routine order. New PAMPHLET BY ME. COHDEW.--Mr. Cobden, we usainstand, is preparing a pamphlet for publfeatie which will make its appearance in all probability tea few r days.—Manchester Examiner. £23,368 516,608 A W .1 Su I I 'l l a I!' '1