The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLI4; ENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vico.CtivicoUor &r W. P. Wood.) TII► NoIiTHULI ZAILwAT COMPANT r. TUC WAS ( mHUFIELIt, A.VU LINCoLNKidiIIE ILAILMAT COX ) ANL This wan a motion to restrain the Manchester, Sheffield, nml Lincolnshire Railway Company from acting upon or pie,yeahtig to carry out an arranginneot with the Midland I:Ailway Company for the working of traffic front Manehes tvr and the sortt. It appeared that on October 1, IMO, tie great Northern and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Compunie. entered into au agreement for working the erotic from the north. That agreement oontained a ~,,, idou in it, 14th claims that no agreement should be 'mole lo either company with any other company which should interfere with the interest of the other company. lhiogs twang an this state, it bad lately coins to the know. I,lge of the plaintiffs that heads of an a g~seet bad been come to b e t ween th e Mancheeter, She~EMld, and Lin colu.hire line nod the Midland hoe, whereby the latter w..url -bleat' seam to Manchester via Hayworth, and so, I, means of the working powers over the Great Northern hue, put themselves in threct communisation between Lon don sad the north. Mr. Holt, Sir H. Cairns, and Mr. T. Stevens were for the plaintiff.: the Silicitor-General, Mr. Daniell; Mr. Gil Lard, Mr. Speed, and Mr. Km-slake were on the other aide. The Vice•Charroallor said that the question in this case was, how far the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company had, by an agreement made under statutory authority with the Great Northern Company, precluded itself from entering iota a subsequent tra ffi c agreement with the Midland Railway by which faciliti es were given for conveyin g northern trajdc vii the Midland, and to the disadvantage of the Great Northern line. The agreement entered into between the Great Northern and the Saffisid Company was virtually this. The two companies, the Gnat orttivro and theSliefeeld, arranged to convey northern trellis via their two linea, at Gee price to the public, dividing thole receipt. according tonsils.. rate agreed upon between the. It appeared that sow the ithelleklCompany were about en tering into an anagrams with the Midland Company, by which a shorter route, via tine latter, would be availa ble, and this &museums.% it one that the plaintiffs desired I. stop. The quest ice obviously tamed upon the coestrontes of the first agreement, ad, is fact, it meted upon two clauses only of it. The Intel three clauses was the 9th. Hy this the Northers Company agreed that they would bout eat invoice all through traffic sea specially invoiced as to rout* along the Northern and Sheffield line, and the libeffickl Company entered likewise into the mese arrangement, though vim versa. And each company agreed to pawn. to for aa they lawfully meld a th roug h t ra in theirroutes. Now, in the drat place, the Oren Northern imitated that by the arrangement with the Midland this clause was infringed, inasmuch as it could not he promoting the through traffic via the route agreed upon. To de termine this the terms of the clause must be considered as attectior the public, and when that was done it would be seen that any reran might, by specially invoicing their guide, or any paserngerbyso taking his ticket, might chase the route agreed upon by the two companies. That bang so, could noteitle.rof the companies so arnuige that facilities might he given to the penman choosing to transmit goods ce trees' themselves via a potboiler route, which was not the route agreed upon by the companies ? It certainly seemed to his Honour that, going upon the 9th clause, this question must be answered in the affirmative. But there was soother clause upon which still more stress wee laid. via, the leth. His Honour stated the effect of that Blames set out ahem Now, upon this clause more di ffi culty, no dent, mess ; but his Moment could not argue that it went the least insisted upon by the pbuutiffs. If the Great Northern Oosapany wooled to shut out the power ef shaking anisgemente fur bailie with other curepaniem that might base said so. Dilleaties might have arises ea le the validity et such an agreemeek ad perhaps this amend for the terms is which the agreement was frame/ Thews awes did not, however, bear out the coastrselies Raw gag& to be put upon than; and epos this. as epee the feeseer Isesdi of 111111 the Oren NorthersOompasy, I. his Kensee's Mai l fund. a mak* est leek are. The melee wee UMW re COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SZOOND COURT. - Wisp la Nisi Pries is L..it..--tbdere Mr. Justine Byhe aid • @petrel 'try.) OMELET v. u 01311111111111.-711111 MOOLVII CALL Tbs haulers of this ere was remand this inarelag by witessiies be called ea behalf et the *WM. who re peated the *Wes°, gives by the, is the former trial ; sad it seethed probabLe Viet the tastier would last the Wet* of the day at Mast. COURT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bah= the Jody Ordloty.) NOIJiOS r. NODION AND rau.am.uf. Dr. Wan hey mid Mr. Nark appeared for Ma go& homer; Mr. gutter for the reopeedont The petitioner is a milinaket in . He married the respondent in August, 1847, sad m►ahitsl with her on happy terms at kis mother's till (Nigher, 18511. About that time the house of the co-reepondost, se niter at Sadler's welle Theatre, under the shammed name of Harris, was burnt down, and the petitioner afforded him aid and shelter. An acquaintance in that w i lyirrang up, which ripened into • dose intimacy. Al I the husband's aospicioaa became motel, lied he left ume for • short thee: bat soon Mier his return his wife quitted him, sod had star* boas living with the 00-rm rt Somers'-town, whom they kept • ote s shop There had been Woe children of the ~rises, one of whom survived. A Hurd had likewise hem burn, is /larch, 1 c:ri. The pleas i• defence embraced • denial of the charge, mid allegations of tromertart, roe. donation, end untensonable delay ia brim* themit. [The use wag progeediag when we moot to prom.] COCRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Cominiwiuner Goulburn.) Ur tL GoLD3IIII7. The bankrupt wee a baker and coca dealer, of Norwich. The ...mounts, prepared by Mama Brown and Dubois, show debt., 1,13r4. ; assets, about MM. This was the adjourned manaisstion meeting. Mr. George supported. Mr. flargood opposed for the assignees, on the pound that the bankrupt had not accounted for all the goods he had purchased within three months of Ms bankruptcy. Requisi tions bail been presented to the beakrapa at tie hot asst. Mg, which he had fdled to answer untie y. The keukrupt, la szaalust lon. • knitted Mat he bad dis poni! of a gold watch and chain, recently puielased, worth 301., be borrowing Cif. oe it from " his uncle." He had made no mention of this in his answer to the requisi tions. His Homer observed that mutilating goods sod pledging them immediately after came as near to swindlies se could well be. But this w4lll matter of conduct, to be considered at the certincate meeting. when be would have a great deal to answer for. Much would depend on how he conducted himself as to the information he gave to the official as . V . e bankrupt thee pseud. IN Ili PIDNEY FRANZAU. The Imakrupt was an importer and dealer in foreign haw goods. Thu was the examination meeting. The debts an about 13.0 CW ; asset., 3,000/. Mr. Mutation, for thew/Mimes, asked for an adjournment. Mr. Sidney, for credit...is, submitted that the adjourn ment should be at the bankrupt's own expense. Mr. Pennell haring reported favourably as to the bank • upt's conduct, hie Honour directed an adjou ?MUM ut on the usual terms. Mr. I' E. Lewis, for the b••krept, asked for • cow- Lissa uce of the &Howler., which was ordered!. THE POLICE COURTS. (TlllB DAY.) SOUTHW A RK. JIALOtsT AID ATTIMPTED A very nopertabie-lokiss young roues nerd Mary Ag o Lkadk ass brought before Mr. Combs, chart* with attemptiug to perm bench is the public street, by tab* • questity of nil pen-spare powder. Polinoterhible 472 A nest to was called into St. Thorium's Hospital about 7 ci'elesk last worm whir the premier min pelebul out to bin by lb. hoses serpres es Wing stun pril to covnait mirth by laldsg is za w. naatiz of sours. Sbe was head is Tsehryairest roe re, ol to the boeptal by • wort* me. sod the Arms\ pap wow mid with esseem The primer told 'item elle bad purebred • preeprertli el red peesipliat• powder it • e.hemileit le &bony sad had mess ~dm waieresd swal lowed it. He bit ben Is ame benipitsl mad soma*, whim be leek ber i.t. embedy. Wilms pmesisseed bee es to the reams for alga( sash as ettempt is km Ws, when elm told Ms t h at sips bad wee verde will • yens( mem she bed tee • leas Uri leapt with, end es Boca es dm left him she west end bough. eetvelv The primes" istemsed lei wombip that M was quits Inse what the esselabie lad etaled. bet As premised sot Is ha so foolieb *pia. 4r. Combs 141 bit Asa ler amid woe may wished. &eases aloe had bed womb with bur miss Pat wee so roams why elle aboald bees • determined attempt a her life. U tie rue. was had milelteheeed himself to her, she uaght to him bees slat » pt rid of The roothvr of the primmer ben Awed forword end toLl Lie worship tbst obe alveoli baba ure abo sewer made sedi as attempt moils. if she mos gives so b bor. Mr. Combo eeverdr assured the emideet of the primer, boptog tbot LL would 10, * 'estrum( her not to sake air other attempt es Ler lift outlet Clift1110111•1101111 41 peat f.,11r. He the. °Meted her to be dielbeerel lip be bee 'weber. THAMES. 'Atom. t'API.-110811111/41 nortorm.• Two Yourltahiro Wu, punted *Whoa* I.rt4 sad &AGM Turt.roas wan brought up oo ' , mood beton Mi. Moak charged with akaloss sight X rates. Mr. Lao* jos. (Lwwl• and burf.). Ey-place. =9l this our. aod mid the prosecutor, Mr. Ch ar l es • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1881. merchant is Null, had no wish to proceed, or that the lads should be subjected to any further punish ment. The paints sad oosawsioam of the youth Lowth were of the set respectability, the anguish of his mother exerthith is a letter he held in his hand was indo mitable, and the disgrace aaddegradation of her sou world, he feared, be as with fatal results if he was kept io custody. Lowth was clerk to Yr. Mason, and in the absence of that feathers' at Tor. play the robbery was committed. The belief melba* the elder youth (Tarbottom) bed induced the other, Lowth, to break open his master's desk awl steel the notes. They both came to London with the mow, spent If. of it in photographic portraits oominenoed • wasteful expenditure, and won taken the day after their arrival in London_ by Dunaway, • detective cialkor, sad 301. recorwed. Mr.:/lamon said he believed one of the prisoners, Lowth. was in liquor at the time the robbery was committed, and be had no wish to preen the charge. Yr. Self. said • public wrong had been done, and he ought not to give way to importunities of this description. The police lad been pal in motion, the offenders &ppm handed, and the magistracy and the police ought not tobe mere agents for the recovery of stolen money. He wee sap' pointed to hear and decide cases of felony put before him, and it was only a question whether be ought to convict summarily on a plea of guilty or commit for tiial at the Central Criminal Court. ft was impartible for him to evade to such appli,ations as these without violating his duty. Yr. Lewis said that the act of the prisoner, was more • boyish freak than anythi ng e l se , an d t h at they were very Mr. Melfe thought it was something more than a boyish freak to open a merchant's desk in his office and steal 46/. Mr. Lswis--If you are determined to send the prisoners forbid, von must take the depositions here and send them down to turbine. Illiiileffilwaselopinion the prisoners could be tried in Looks. Mr. Lewis—The:l)oy Lowth is only 16, and the other 17 years of sp. Mr. Belle—They indulged in mntnal recrimination last agarday when they were here. You will take the deposi tions, Mr. Bowdler. Mr. Lewis asked the magistrate to treat the case under the police set for uolawful posesssioa of the notes. Mr. Safe reluctantly acceded to the request, and said he took a peat deal upon himself by disposing of this ewe summarily, for it was a very serious one, and he could not help notimnag that Lowth had abused the confidesee re. reed in him by robbiog his employer. The ptisonenif sent before • jury would probably have been isatioesd to penal servitude. Hemovieted them of the oatmeal of ale rd. notes, and sentenced Lowth to six w and Tar. bottom to five weeks imprisonment and hard labour in the House of Correction. WEATHNIt BRPORT.-{THIS DAY.) LIZNATL rams. leas. Ds. De.. _ I pat 7 Op.& /ant i r e fragist_ _ p.o.e. I WM" Cal or mai liatas ANS ladle ••• • Do. J De• di a r2 llll. Deissa.. Do. 6 p. ed. dik WM. Do. do. do. 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(Ulll ) 1 11.000 00 St...iotta del My (Um ) II 416 N,1741112.11 lAdtod 114.1106. en 71 II if I 80.00011 1 Wolfing (1.1.91 - so n U 0 i 41. par lii ■► 111 as 73 'S 11 1T 54 35 II 4r N y 22 54 li O 7o i Ws • 49 60 17 111 Sri - 117 20 27 .6 111. sq 1 I j 26 29 S 311 91 IS 91 91 la 9 II IS 17 n 1106 119 WI I 162 I 1 61 616 fl IS 66 Si Si .1_1 4 .1 U -I t ti pm _ _ 1 3 Ms 11 1 ills b e II 8 14 i I 71 61 60 62 71 11 Is ran 18 19 IT 19 i 11 66 40 11l 186 18 . 86_ I :I S as 1 01. 1 Lll. l prir ia l Si Si I 4- RONNY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two O'CLocz. The funds were slightly firmer, aiiiieoommence meat of business this morning, but there has since been a relapse to the closing quotations of yesterday. The market is dull in character, pending the receipt of further intelligence from America. In the share markets there has been scarcely even a fractional variation. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ren ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 07fr. 70c., being bc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 901, 1,1, and for money, and 901, 1 and # for the account. The present quotations are 901 to # for cash, and 901 to for the 9th of January. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 90, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 901, 891 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, i t , 1, 103, ex div. ; ditto for account, 1021, }, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cleat. Debentures, 1863, 981; ditto 1884, ; ditto Bonds, 14. prem.; Five per Cent. " enlaced', rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent, 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 125., 15s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1858 is slightly firmer, at 671 to 1. In the loan of 1864 no business is officially reported. The Spanish Certificates are rather more offered, whilst Mexican Bonds are inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87*, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for aceount,27, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cents., for account, 961 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1869, and 1860, 45 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 59} ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 41/ ; the Committee's Certificates, 51, 1 ; TurkishfSix per Cents., 1858, for account, 67, 1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70. The suspense is exercising a prejudicial influence on the stock markets. Their sensitiveness at the same time stimulates the concoctors of false rumours to a mischievous activity. A better demand was experienced yesterday at the diaoount office at the Bank of England, but the market generally seemed as quiet as of late, and good bills continue to be taken at 2/1 to 21 per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stooks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Tuesday. The amount of gold shipped by the Kent, from Melbourne, is 422,000/., malting a total of 730,0001. on the way hither, including 808,0001. by the Wellesley, previously reported, which has been at sea 87 days. The Kent is the only gold ship an nounced by the present Australian mail as having sailed. The bulk of the large supply of Mexican dollars by the last packet was sold yesterday, to be relined, at fa. 141. par ounce, 'using id. below the price ob tained for the previous remittance. Thu market in the interval has been paralysed by the prevalent uncertainty respecting the American dispute, and no business of any importance has occurred. The silver market is extremely fiat, and the price is nominally ba. Id. to fa. led., but without business. As the principal cause of the fall in the prices of railways in the New York stuck market, the cir cular of Messrs. Payton and Wainwright mentions " an apprehension that the rates for foreign ex change were rapidly approaching a figure that would induce an export of specie." With a view to obtain steamers for the convey , ance of troops from England to Canada, govern , anent have recently made application to the Penin sular and Oriental Steam Company. Moat of the meek belonging to this company are employed, I however, on the other aide of th e I s thmus of Se a s, and the directors were consequently unable to meet the wishes of government, whose requirements were of an immediate character. During the Crimean war, wheu the company had steamers at hand and unemployed, several of them were en gaged by government. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 30th instant for the supply of 10,000 blankets. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday, though not active, was firm. Prices show a recovery of about id. rein last Friday's rates. The sales com 'prised 10,000 bales. Owing to detention in Italy, telegrams from Alexandria and Malta have been slow of late in their transmission to this country. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return ' shows this week a '-w-ease of 44781. ; the Midland A decrease of 6301. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrees. of 3461. ; and the North Erste az a decrease of 8271. The whole of the new shares, 12,500 in number, of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia, announced for issue at the recent half-yearly meet ing, have already been fully applied for, and the list will be closed on Monday next, We under stand that operations will be commenced in New Zealand forthwith, the arrangements for that branch having been completed. A petition for the winduig up of a concern, styled " The Liverpool and Manchester Tar and Turpentine Distillery and Patent EnamelledCloth Company ( Limited ), is to be heard iu the Bank ruptcy Court on the 24th instant. Creditors of the Crystal Palace Printing and Publishing Company (Limited) are to prove their claims in the Bankruptcy Court on the Slat The position of the market for American securi ties is not oed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Durfog the past week the amount of actual business is American maturities has sot been large, and the market has shown more firmness. State stocks have not been freely aimed for sal*, and prkes geaerelly have improved. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Dee. 11, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 5,930,166 Increase 713,832 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Othersecurities im banking department Coin sad bake ha both dapeziansein 15,267,666 Increase Soyes day and oilier bills 742,012 Increase The Beat Noise in mem 9,378,825 Increase Total mane (uotoa k ooin) in banking department 10,216,101 Increase 436,803 Nlreek after week the reserve goes on increasing. The total is now nearly 10k millions. Tile bullion likewise euatinum to increase, but more slowly. 3815 3,861 451,100 raZDAT. sass n. s An. L IL la. s. a. - -- Num S.I U • S.W. • • lama 1 14 IL 7 r 4 IWtIII Skil 61 42 Law. • t 2 Larmorour.- U 410 Llaw. • 5 Pumas L Nauss a• LW. a • I 1115110 as MI LUC i r I taoA VaJlllll2 .:" 6 4 o o DO [GEM t64l 61 11. - M .. 67 II UP &LW. $ • 7 faamerlll U 14 LW. I t 1 2142442142..... 41 U N &LW. • 6 PLUM= „AV U 11 11 • 6 TIMM U If LW. 7 • • • W.-011. w.—• MMUS IA all . Mowr Mow A. A. aft18.4.11.W. lo IL So IL AWN. Sloingle aid% Way. 11111/IW. MD W. Freak tub I. and N.—Raln, 0 z1052 4 : ji tooos UAL MM. In • Oda. to &6.M. SAIL SIl and to cf. Qum-11. 111 % B. W.—Sarong larks IL mad N.6.—Rala7 Ita pie, May. ar new, strong to a We. woi~--4. So W.—A gale, So SAlL—etraisi .1111 mai rola rainy. Nara OM In Nord.—Dram holdod 11.-41 - 11. EMI 10111 DAY. .r.—Apia, rain, SZPLANAIIO/1. t— Mee umMed W redased b SI Mob. level ; mice ya d worlisel ming about ameak, _ al aa laalkasibsdka • mei orik Et aim al die.. 1721d8 — . 1111.11 bulb pir all"." art dew D.—lldeolls• of vise fless-4wir plain WI 7.—saw. (I le 11-4Minsiel). C.—Clooll eco 9). L— IMN': b. Ms 4. dews (iorabed) . h. hen los ; ; li lia= 11317=4: a . (dall) .r. ;s. same; I. II to W.—Wet, rils.tsi, ne woos, bai. dem bet report, to limbos sal decimals. & Cals. *MIS!' IS, 4m..110111, on D Ono tu Timm SUM& First—North Brltida: wisdom from $ Moray Firth Is the middle of NartheeMerlamt. ootietwies ; sod an the west. from the Clyde to the Firth. essers—hewut m erift, around the eenda. J sese the Solway PIM. southward. ekes the seest, to the lotted Channel Wehrle,. Fourth-East Case: Rem Northinebetband to the Manisa, In clusive Fifth—eels& brayamt Rees the Thames. rotted by the coast to the lielstel Chem* leis ding the Memel Maeda N —4 mly semeete end New eh Me inemeele ere included. Londe .n lies between the met meet and Mega therefore partakes of their climates and pmerel but in a leas degree proportional to eltestlee further Wand. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'ClT.ocw. The mining market is inactive to-day. The only transaction officially reported in the Stook Exchange is in West (landau shares, at ex div. Wheal Beton are qu o t e d 128 t o 130 ; larks Valley, 10 toi; &at Carado 271 to 28 ; East Cain Brea, 9 to ; South Prances 021 to 95 ; B e roth i f oo t, It o 381 ; and Wh eal Ludcott, 2 1 to St. John del Roy Mining shares were dealt in this morning at the somewhat improved quotation of 49, but have subsequently been marked 481. United Mexican have clanged bands at 71 and 1, and Bon Accord at / die. , being fractionally better. Cobra Copper are officially marked 361 and 38 ; Port Phillip, 1 and 4 prem. : sad Scottish Austrs luta 14 sad i prem. The kilovieg adscrem wee received mayday frau Wheel Harriatt : " Lode is 115 east end worth W. pa. fathom fat capper cad m - -- - At meeting of thareboMeee In Wheal baba, bold on the Wagon the 9th hewn, a dividend of 11. 10t per there Ina declared, leaving a balance of 8081. Tn 7d. to be esniecl to the next account The followio is the official list of yesterday's transactions in Ole Minni Exchange : Solt Oars Brom. tq, 13-16„ 11-16 ; South Frances, 92i, ; Grumbler, 19; Edward, If; North Bsomot, 21.17 x. ed. ; &waists, nu, 2111. 6d., 21a. ; Stow Pork 324 ; Fait Idaio sok 661. ILECTION OP Alt ALDIRMAN.-(THIS DAT.) This afternoon a ward mote was held at Shaftes bury Hall, Aldengate•street, City, ander the presides,' of the Loan !faros, for the purpose of sleeting so alderman for the ward of McLane* to supply the TacaneY crested by the decree of Sir Peter Lewin Yr. Noma, 11. P., proposed Kr. Robert Bosky, the well brows typorfosadsr. Mr. W. C:iirowtztt ssooodogl tho norniostion, and then buiag no opposition Mr. lisloy woo dieland ;tidy dead RI-OPINING ow Yet PA MM. 0111IISOK or Brring•lr 411011 lIT TIE Loan Buono .e of LooDast.—(Tiso Das.)— Tka parish church af St Mathew. Islimaiipaso. which was destroyed by firs 00 the Pith al Dassaubsr, 1•39, haying ham restored Led beautified, was sewpsswil for divine see vise Ude morsieg by • special eardesonised by the Bev. J. Clibsou, D.D., the rester, after v • memos was preadiad by the Lai Wisp at lawass lie • aurnerwas wa g. tap nears. assabst 'arum will be preached Doc Nadel Room LA., boisbent of Camden Oautherwok pod Taawlay _Naseuirag preacher at the lotatare, M. MAUTIMIWie 10,11 bUri• ••• - - Booirr /OR 1111 ENcOSILAGININT OF THI FINS AlM—YapMalay resell Dr. 04 Dresser delivered the weeeed et tee lectures es Dews*We Art" before a nume rous reeetleg of the above meaty, et their morns in Conduit street. TM inceere. which wee as T 114.111111 SO with peg i.tsst. A iieaamos followed. MIL HORSDIAN AND 11$ COMMTIMITS. Hamm set tbe sereiseres at freed ea Werlseedsy, and re metres appears te Are bees ssesewliat boisterous, Other% groAlesserst The right bon. gentlemAn spear was server& Ike ihe we he delivered a deg or tire ago. Mr. Meow heaped (calomel, upon the Moe in mamas. t., rad erre& amusingly immigh. that publis ✓ear wee asi Ide at the parities. Mr. Peter Wood, r 16. ogre of reareiwilere. criticised the hoe. gentle. ere s polities] wiser. sad a lively disoussios ensued. As attempt Wag Mall re alit Yr. lliEneeman's precise views ea lb. bee rear area.. Ultimately the sen= liz iii i vas eescimisesly adopted :—• " that Ws Aloft leer Mr. Beersa's views oe political epos to its arks to him for lev▪ ies ill for sad similar oeaeiareaflmed his coestituents re eppererity of weer Was is pelslia." •am aimed William Yaks was committed to Mewy ter eikerlier • Mei ettabedieal el▪ bow le rim AY rid it 11 nee= =st a tisetur el lerese art ellen *Os et err Fre °beetled re sealers se re preteese WI be eared to sea It ter AY terbillies beg SHARE L1528,-(THIS DAYJ Two o'ow= The railway share market to-day is very inac tive, and quite devoid of any feature of interest. Prices in nearly every instance are quoted almost precisely the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. Lon- don and North Western stock is quoted 92 to I ; Groat Western, 68 to I ; Midland, 1261 to 124 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to ; Caledonian, 101} to e ; South Eastern, 75.1 to*, being rather firm ; Great Northern, 112 to ; and Eastern Counties, 51 to Lombardo-Veuetian Railway shares' are steady, at to premium. Dutch Rhenish are dull. In the Brazilian, Indian, and Canadian lime there has been scarc ely any business. ORDINAL'? 811ARVI AND STOCER. " I itau.wars. I %An prior yeAarday. Birra.,WeL distoerva us Blit.,laa.,llol•LJunc Ml lasclibura all Myth sad Tyr 241 1 1 *.ion+.sisard.at too ,Bla,tpl lad Issitar ] N. 14 M pi rearoraniTe ——' Colt sad liadea..... Do. • Aso V. Wale IDo. B p.4.1=11. Dubllo YU. Dead., rails. *la Wham bat a.,..°A17.1111. II le IN NS 101 191+ f 0 .... .... ITN 17•71116 sk #_. I I_ _ a._ Nodal ailak :1 sispesmehi g o atatlk Nadas 11 awl Clyde Jaw. 1 (*mew It IL Widens I eras lNifialellioft Ilestimad ahem. Ds. • Mei le De. 11 14osii - 41 is 11 11e 111 to Si St ua 04. • 110 - 1.(17•5 aft Ornt Wailers 10 IlmikerValeus.lll 10 £..a ** Yorkelso 10 Lemke awl Bleakwall LM ="4" MO .40ov. 10 Ueda' It North Waso rw l - & wa M n . i l l MZ .IIBI. 14 Do. Now I Do. WM. It Drit I NM Ut. w.. p m ) ■ DM Kant P !i.egroa44 =lsloa - II Ilforry*Asimeult— gi all Nany,WallialilhArn. N. Ifertelk U. IN North Britt& Ilk sal Nails Dews BNL 4D all Do. A uO7 -- p.zi t iFerW.l &T. De Tat Meth Ueda% MenhilWastinassu 1?„ Mori& Illetuedabin IWO NottA,Orsathaudt.&e. I 1r.4..!* I e% iii =LIN 11104116 IL Alne.lllt. likes bkrisdies Valise lase tfi south llt="411114". south Walla e. y tkilver Au, .... 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Prot Dedapeep.dp.el. peel /OLIZON 110/ATL at e :7 0.0. • lleilarlds LI Ilmila•LSr ssi lt s r.s all i t i all ,Seden to GIIIIIMISSIL SS 'Canada,' Mlas alma a/1 ' all I C VS ° ltenstua II Ddeh Rhenish all llestens el lame .. . ail 414.1.assisa yin& la a all el Canaral se head all et Laiss= a ord.lll all Dallas! all Ude Ossdassa • Pak& all Ilkdr• ars Tanibesl all 'Lows owl llsasea all Nada Added 711 1 I lj t o stu.. Itlivo ra l j ar , all Ifortren of , la Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk Prat II °donna inyrnaAktla) ' all Past& LOW& asdnoilit all Pails sad Ombra le Molls sal S. Fraseldo I atertsddlloA. TO. a t all Ittga ad Dutabdi , di lord Dead all Laid Soellak an t Do. T par ma& all Wire add Idamts .. au, Do. at par sent. RIC II Om Paulo ,Itis.NiTperei IS S.Aast • Leas.Venelles T 8 Eof Por=say all Southern 01 W West flasks§ —— ! all I Do. sfaso emit. Wel I all i We& & N. W.'S Snide, S , Waders d Analeta I - slunk F O 6 Fie 6 101 103 6* 111 117 1111 116 116 110 IN In In 126 n BS In /111 116 116 110 111 101 106 1/61 106 it 100 81 MI 110 NI NI 10l Ve 10 17 18 10e It To 77 : t l6 a 1 M 112 US US 116 116 166 111 116 US 152 127 110 19 75 90 99 Uj 14 124 190 4 lem .- 9 9 Pm in 1.99 192 114 92 94 -.-. 199 111 11/9 MO / If p - - i 4• par il dis 11 —PIE 111 DO 10 let tie SO IS lot 6.0 101 N 100 112 On IN 111 IN N 42 VS icd Ili lio" In in 100 no 11$ in :WATL 4 1, .., ! _I 1 1 10 11 4 3441. 1 Os par I II U Si Si if 4 I le 11 $ 5 l ~1 ~I T 9 8 7 die Al 818 II 51 5 • Ms 11 13 ' : ,II .. db .1 I t vs n I ei 7 re 10 141 10 61 i ,; = - r• zd DIMENIIII.I MOLL 1ft . 4._1814 'Toms. NM. proms. l saw . Iremlll it. ORXat4{p.a.l ao Ti I M 14111 100 Norlotk4p.e.llar.ases.l444 gg gg as.l N. Noll Wet. hist.lall, - Isoillob isaft. 4 A. Ili 00 WM Si., BANK OF ZNOLAND—An Account pursuant to the Act Ttb and tan c. i 9. tor th. week cudisq vu Waduesdui, Dec. 11. laUl. Notes Issuoct tte,O;O:4 tu Oovenunent debt 411,015,100 Other beeurt t I es 6,t134,000 Gold eohi end bul lion Silver L ---- . 0.30.410 LM,J34410 Proprietors Capita il4.l3,BolllGoierineut grab Duet Public Deposits (In eluding Zuchey , uulty) elev. Desks, Cow Other &curates nits. of National I Notes Debt, and Dir. I l Gold and 1..11% er Amts.) Other Deposits 13,007,1111 Berm dry and other Bills M 7,442421 /.. 1 7,412.627 Dec. 12. 1861. 31A11811ALL. Chicl Cesblra. TIIGRSDAT Evarara. Consols, which closed yesterd;yiii..iti 9-16 ioTex div., for the 9th Jan., opened this morning' at 90* to *, fell to 90* to j. and closed at 90* to *. For money the last pnos was 90k to *. The dacha business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 901, *, I,*, I, I, exam.; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 99a, j, ea div. ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 991, *, I, 90* ; New Three per l'a 3 Cents., 89,t, 90, 89j, 90f •, luJia Stock, 230, 220; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 102 f, f, 4, ex div. - ditto, for account, 1021, 4, fex ; ditto Foe ; per Cent. Debentures, isa, 914, 4; ditto 18811, 981 ; Four per Cent. " enfaced' rupee paper, 79; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1011. The India Five per Cent. stock continues in de mand, and has again risen per cent., closing at 1026 to; ex div. for the account. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 9s. to 12s. prem. • and the June 12e. to 168. prem. The tele graphic statement that a financial panic prevails at Constantinople has caused a fall of 1 per cent, in the Turkish Loan of 1868, which, after being marked 68i, closed at 87 to The Loan of 1864 was dull, at 77 to I. Mexican Bonds receded I per oent., leaving off at 27 to I. Bank shares were steady at yesterday's prices. In miscellaneous sham there were inquiries for National Discount, Madras Irrigation, and Pe ninsular and Oriental Steam. The closing quotations fur abates in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 44 to 5i prem. • Thames and Mersey fto 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 14 to It din. ; London and Provincial Marine, *tot Mercantile Fire Ito * prem. ; Com mercial Union Fire, to , due. • National Marine Insurance, * prem. ; and Indian Carr7iafff Par to f Prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(T 18 DAY.) The weather continues mild with she wind still from Use South, and occasional shower of nun. The honie•giowu supply of wheat fresh up since last market day has been very limited, flour rather more liberal, a good supply of barley, but malt, oats, beans and per rather short—very little Scotch, but a few more Ma oats fresh up. The foreign arrivals of wheat continue very large frees America, with some Prussian and Black Sea. Flour : • liberal quantity of Ameuican barrels. Barley: owe carte only in addition from F.4ypt. Oak come in slowly, in addi tion to Weiluesdav's report a few Swedish and Danish • a smell cargo of beans from Morocco, and several hap i of liaised and rapeseed, Flat Indies. Today the wheat tract,: is extremely dull, Eseish and foreign, and to effect sales ratter leas money must be token than on Monday last. Flour also lifeless. A few sales reported, at berely fondly's quotations. Barley without material change from that day. Oats, very little doing, buyers holding off in expestatien f plentiful arrivals. Superior corn as dear as on Monday. Beans and peas slow ; li nseed and rapemed steady. Clammed. trefoil, andi mustard seed, but little doing ; army seed doll at the late redaction. Fin inn CAaaorr of wheat and maim have a down ward tendency in value at present, and little lumina' rerted. HEAT.-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, GOL to 65a; ditto, 6no old, 56e. to 645.; ditto, red, new, Mk tolls.; ditto, Ens old, 52a. to 604. ; Norfolk, to., tine old, -a. to -s.; red, new, to --s. Foreign ; Dentine, 00a to Ws.; en% 645. to 63'.; extra, 88.- to 7 ' 21 4 Koottboogi 611 . 664.; ditto, extra, 58s. to 67e.; Rostock, extra, etc to 70a; Mecklenburg red, 53e. to 64e.; llckermark ditto, On.; American white, 645. to 66e.; ditto, red, Me. to NIL; 58e. to 665. BAB:M.-English malting. 364. to 371. ; Ane, 425. ; frinding, 32a. to 345.; and detilling, 32a. to 34a. per qr. ; areign grinding . 335. to 341.; ditto distilling, 394. or 31a.; 33e. to 34e. Mum-Wish, Eater and Norfolk, 58s. to 625. ;last 624. to 695. ; Kingston and Ware, 154 e. to 69•.; 494. to 57e. - 13;i1:=Inglisk feed, 255. Od. to 27a W. ; pots* 21‘ to 99a ; foreigo, 15e. Od. to 225. lam 35.. to 365. Itnass.-Engliala tick, 40s. to 435. ; hanow, 4.21. to 4k; pigeon, 421. to Kra. ; foreign, 36e. to 40s. ; tick. 40s. to 42.. ; Eonipberg, 43e. to 465. • 375. to Mk. Pi.sa.-finglish boilers, 30s. to 43e.; w sod bias, to 425. ; aryl., 41.. to 444.; grey. 355. to 37a; bog, Xra. to 395. ; foreign. 365. to 365. Rona.-Bagliali tow: 4 4Bs. to 535.; ditto Ana, 535. to 555.; country, 475. to 48s. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 44a. to 45a; French, 475. to 51s. pee sock; American, 27e. to 36•.; Canadian, 26.. to Mi. Spasish. 51s. to 53a. INDIAN Coat-White 375. to 40s. ,• yaw, RM. to Ala Fboarntra Canon, all C. F. sad 1.-Whost anski sad Marianople, per 49211 a., 535. to 57e. ; 50a. to 555. ; Pallak Odessa, per 4801 be., rod, 50s. to liOs. ; whits. 56a. to 110 a ; Maybe and Galstr, 40s. to 46e. ; I=. 375. to ills. Barley: Repthia sad Spilka, ply 255. to 265. ; Odessa sad I)ssube do. 2fis. to Mk. Babas : Egyptian, per 480115a,315. to 325. Maims : Odessa sadOslair.. per 49211 w.. 34.. tat. to 365. ; Ibnil sad Bolgeslaa, per 43101b5., Ms. Oil. to 345. ; French, do., -a to -a. ; Armories, do., 31s. to 325. ; Egyptian, 31s. to ills. Saarie.-Ossuiry seed, per qr., 655. to 665.; Hsaar seed, per qr. Ms. to 56r. ; Mustard soot par white, it. to : brown, 12s. to 145.; Linseed, per gr., crushing, 575. to 60s. • Linseed cakes, English, par ton. 101.10 s. to 111. Os. ; linterioan, thin, in beta, per too, lilt ss. to 121. 10s.; do., in hap, 11/. Oa to 111.. 155.; Baltic. 01. to Of. a.: Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10s.: Rape as At tato 87. ; This, per bushel, winter, 9s. to 9s. Sd. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 64.. to 665. ABILIVAIIB INTO LONDON MOM DEC. 9 TO DEC. IS. LOA and 21004 ah. Idak. Pereira. 2110 47479 1170 I iii) WIG ISO 1120 7290 SSW Whist Parlay Oats Malt . Flow. Inalisb, 2,8i0 nooks barrels. 020 sacks; dlib . 27,9111 LIVERPOOL CORN 2tIARIESI%—(TRIS DAY ) (nom 0411 OWN 0011111WPONDUT. I (NT DENIM AND num( igtotarto Imm:sum.) The dercand for wheat is inactive, but sheaths made to-day bare been done at about Toesday's rats. Flour quiet, and no material change in value. ladies corn in good request at an advance of rid. to 9d. Holders firm at 335. 9d. to 341. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —There his been a dull and an inactive market this week, prices are la favour of the borers. Refiniog aorta are most in request. Porto Rico sold at 365. 6d. to 37a; grey to good yellow, 375. Gd. to 41s. Refined at a further Avelino in prime ; there is rather more business doing : brown lumps are now quoted at 475. Gd. to 44a. Comet—The public, sales this weak hays gone off with less animation, and former prices are net supported ; fine fine onituary to middling plantation Ceylon sold ei 7ffs. fid. to 774. ; pea berry, 80.. to 82e. Gd. ; fine Mocha has realised 130 s. -- Cocoa.—Previous prices are supported, but the demand is limited. —. Hi::The public sales are progressing without spirit. Ruse.—The market is steady ; common Jamaica sold 3. Bd. ; strong Penang, Is. 70. FUCK—There Is some inquay for floatin; cargoes, but for paresis on the coot no sales have been made. Faurr. —Currants eoatinue quiet. Valencia offered without reserve have sold at previous price*, other di:scrip tions are rather easier to purchase. SALT/MUM—The demand has become inactive. BMW.—Pepper has sold at rathereasier prices. Pimento at full rates ; cloves, Zanzibar, are dull of sale ; nutmegs and mace are unaltered. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 51s. ask Nish ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 51s. 3d. ; Juniary March. Ala 6d.; Minh, 525. ; April to Joe, 51s. ed. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS LEADVIIIALL-5611A. to 641b5.. Sd. to 30. ; Nibs. to 30. to N. ; 72110. to Mint, 3+L to falba, 4d. t o 4 id. • 8811 n. to falba, 414. to 54. ; 96Th.. to 10116 a, sd. 'to 50. ; 10Obs. to 111114., to Gd. Horse ludas, 9s. to 10s. Oaf skins, light, is. to 45.: fu ll , 6s. BERNOXESIT.--81keep skins : Polled, 9s. to 10.. Sd. • Keats and hail-brads, 6s. 8.1. to Bs. ; downs, Ls. 3d. to be. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand fur both sew and old hops, at Arm rates COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Eud Tees, 17s. 9d.; Walla End Hartlepool, 17s. 6d.; Wylam, ; Huddle's Hartley, 15.. 9d. ; Davidion's Hartley, 1:A 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 1.5 r. :1-32 ships at eurktt. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Waken", D. 12.—Caindontan. 1011 100—Eastern counties, 106.1.;1u1 —ghat Northern. 112 113—GreatWesstru, G 8 Mgr— Lea rash! r• end Yorkshire Stock. 1081 108 , ) London coil North Western St Eck, 92s 981—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, ffil 41; —ilidlan4 stock, 171 1574 I—D rth ro , new share•. 1 8.10 1 7.18 ria;t l a i g h ßerwick . , 9 1 4 1 ! York a nd eNordahln. FS 1 d.—North L eedsrn, capital stock, 66 661-Beuth Eastern and Dover. 1511.10—Wed Midland, Wired, 401 471 EnNelo ant lake Huron, 414 a•lo—Dutch Rhenish, I 8-18 d. —Grand Think of la nada, 4 0-10 4 11-10—Gird Luxembourg, 54 SO—Great Warless of Canada. 8) 9-1111nois Central, 60 Mt d.—krie ea aaessreent, 54 25--Thames and Hersey Insurance, 4 1 p. MASCIIII22I4. UtO. It—The market opened lower, and eon. United depressed during the greater part of the day. There was a rally in prices siabsenneritly, Ind It was lost. Witness; closing quiet. Caledonian. 1014—Great Wester - a of Canada, 9—Greffi Western, 68; I—lllinois Central, 49 d.—Lancashire and York shire, 1004 I—London and North Western. 924—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolialdre. 44 4 — Mtdluutt, 1271 4—North Hera tea, nue 4--south Eastern, t 2 914—Bank of Hea dwater. 1 18.16 p.—Loodonderry sad Enniskillen (1 sharer. 184. BlittllnoN6ll, 192'. 16. This mart." Is withoat maMriel change. Buying prices of Great Western, 68—of steer Yelley Guaranteed, 67 Birmingham onannteed, 71—and fihropaldre Unine. 44. South Stanford', closed 10 9.1610 11.16—iiinulegbam Canal, sellers, at 01—Stourlirldtre Canal, *ellen, at 240-Ilbrohis. ham Basking Company starts, 264 to SI. tilottmater Wow, sold at 1 910 prem., trot issue. 105,389 127,923 3,550 w