The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-20 00:00:00

'yin; on the desk, and had not been Dame than as hour in 111. h ^• C *MOO alto,iether. It waa a stock-taking of the house in Hegent's-eircus. He could wit tell how lung it would take him to pnpare the ba/ance-aliseta of the firm b. .oppo-ed three weeks or a mouth. Mr. hrikliter 'MI that would not be lour, enough, and suggested an , aljourtinient for six weeks or two mouths. As adjournment fur two months was ordered. HH r. Flo g asked for an allowance to the bankrupts. u our seal he h a d nothing toil° with that ; the new act left that in the hands of the creditors. Mr. Lewis urged that it was a case of great cruelty to the baakniptik Mr. Sargrard said that Mowerhy but no family, and that Tattoo did sot ask fur an allowance. Hie Honour said that whatever cruelty there might be, or however hardly it might operate on hankrupta, his duty was 'lair merry out the act of parliament am best be might. He mould make so omit. THE POLICE COURTS. (THLS DAY.) CLF.RKENWELL. CH %P. E HACRILCOE. A young man. named H. r . s Cur, aged 19 year., was charged before Mr. D'Eysimiirt with breaking into and en tering the Congregutioual l'hurch, Holloway, and stealing therein • box and seven books, soil other articles, the pro perty of Arthur KiwanJ, su the parish of Islington. Police -constable Pin N, caul that on the previous night about • quArter pa.t eleven, lie was on duty in the Camden road, and ou passing the Oingregetiooel Chapel he saw that one of the windows wes broken. He looked through sad seeing 111 the ulterior Uric many things were lying strewn about, he got in, and aft“r looking about, he maw the pri mmer soereted in the rafters over the porch. Witness at opee g ot him down, awl asked him what he did there, but the prisoner made no remark. Mr. lYEyncruirt milted the constable what he saw to the chael The combilile mid he found that four of the subscription boxes had been broken open and their content, removed, and ors the pneoaer was found the su m o f 9s. 111.1. in small money, • taro clasp knife which correspooded with the marks oa the boxes which had been forced, a blue bag, • box of lucifer matches, a blue and gold book mark, and a key belonging to the chapel, la the peewee of the chapel he found • hammer. and no • mat in the chapel wits • mahogany box cootainiag sit hymn and other religiou books, whith belonged to Mr. Mairinl. one of the soot-bolders, and which hd bega removed from ita primer place. Wittman took proweer the statioe.honee. whore he gave the address " Liverpool road, Manchester." Mr. Samuel iirium raid be was the keeper of the Ile had permed the alikliew several times der* the coil had not sew that the wisd om was broken. Had it boas s• he moat have sees it. Wits*, then identified the box mad tap books as belnegin to Mr. Itawwd, a eat-holder as the chapel. He also rieatiSed the key fated an the primmer. %admit that although be scald sot ideatify the Roney, he knew that thew was money is the boxes, sad when be was sent for to the obspel, he fated the boxes epos sad empty. The prisoner seal he hail .mly bees in Leedon three days, baring walked from Slanchsater. Ho was • Freech poliakar by trade, but had not worked kthely Mr. Impeetor J edge. N division. said the prisoeor's bands did Dot look se if be had bees in the habit of working very leech. Mr. IlEyaceart aid be abseil sweat Um prisoner far teal but would romad r is ardor te aim iageivise to be wade. SVICIDI IN S lO6 -LAJIL-(22113 DAY.) ---- Coatitlerable 'Katona* was oessaionati this ma* is the t -esthesil el Illisellesa. Is carailoquesee :: ( 4 . :=lhst a rs llNgusy, terbiss at No. is, awl seielle. amiss that the Maud of the ealortesale swam Ms hose out ell staploymess for same that, and ties their asty meow of mantes: Were duetted ben her mall ~aims as lassilsom. After breitleasi this auseieg the heal-east west on is search of meth. what hi wit• to the kitchen to beN. trastileg. r arre Cr i . 02 Wt. sad having Ataised • pine d rapeshe toed it as to a Um awl bees bona filto Ina &severed Imogists by Letitia Farrell, eitie reside/ is H. sumo non sod who immediately pee as WNW lh. HAY. of Varrimplowatreet, war seat for, sad On gestiono prosession Ide to be easset. The unarinsas nun hates thin nem Atkin& ANOCLINO All Ala A? aIINNINONAN. A NAN ma' Br NIS SON. A tragical affair occurred ia Birmingham late ce Wedeerhy slebt. ohm • are esmed James Milked. rehaitty •tays • sesseper, brie' ea Askataidestreek rnisk wet shed le the heed Ms sea. Jake sita 'oath sold eirreere year, ender y inemissais meet eateaerdisery stameter. ereald fats, ohm* eve Aka ea Welessisy MO= UAW wee' his. with a ho hed heeldd•jai whffir with M ad It he eine Ikea loaded r e ltse efterVilrie, bill haw, who had law eat driakted. harm beam deridedky istareated, sad rat dews. lie watched e_ parries with the pied kw eras tire. art tbse quietly sated M 'keel Ws. Be repeated Ws several time. and ark time the lee lifted wo Me gild. Wild .as at h llme Mei seek seeeker though be weld ebestils led r, ben sash m islarined. allbsegb le vies ep leas le joke. yet Milt hree Yee** eight be mere eager et the pies) I. ell seirldeetally. She bal sheresals seer eke leave the ewes, bet did set me tar sem, sad es Mr ea. retereies she herd the report of a her the dinars of brim IMMO. awl aliment hew ate nerd her the hoer , raa to her. aed mud. "1 hire leer m) Ictlim." gbe at .see Imstseed leis QM hem% ebea ale found bee hermail like okra es the /err t .e. 4 is the heed with a pier ballet Dr. Jenks sail ether smiliml gesileamie were tire celled is, and they di erred ekes the hall had pesessated the head et the sr tartrate was sear the Mk see, and had lodged le Ida Mule. The sellarer. wbe eve beeeenda was rammed to ;be gems% Bseekel. where be sew Ike =l.= say MM el recovery. At tee Biremenbem Woe asemeg, bikes Ike_ mimadiery esigisiesta LT. zprovel•v, the yea* Jetta JIMA wi pet ier lie dock. dwired with mheriai his Mier .• but only .filetmi nims es. rakes to Metny • remand seed Miley. TIM air =alterwanle west the (res.'s licespitat, to obtain retire et the to reward w; hat, thelela was able le speak, sad raid tell ► his nurse he earl rereanbee Mk* Warn" shout what hod happened ee the previous alela. A. would Le superset, the affair, cores so soon after away ethers of a similar character, has excited a pro ford marabou. DZATII OF Mt. Guirvnaa HAsonuar, M.P.— We bay. to woman* this dooth al Mo. Otorgo Oraavilio Harcourt. M.P., is Ms 77sloyear. Although not thee *Moot leas in the Hew of Oomneas, be was, with ISO 01 we believe, the aided neeallor, or, ea it is c0112 1 ,7e father" of the home. le the* satembly a &inviter sh ame* of mehttion provootod him has sow ottonnotiog to Übe • loathes pan. He ha. toprortotod Oxfonidure wee 811 ITU FIRLD. —The Court at Common Council met yesterday to disease the report el a committee memo needing the dismarketing of Newtons-market and erecting • sew market Co the site of Old Smithfield. no report was moved by Mr. Lowman Taylor, and it underwent a long diecominel ; bat i• the end it was unanimously weed aral a remit wee made to the opal, corn, and Miaow com mittee, to lake all imommry steps, including an spplic o ni on to Parliamest, for proceediag with the new market ea moos Y Enable. Hg NATIONAL PROVIDENT IsxnTITION. A meeting of this institution took place yesterday. at the Lan don Torero, to receive the report sod other hustings. Mr. J. H. Lucas presided. The report showed that the number of prop ails for eantreece removed during the year 'aiding 40th November, It/DI, had been 1,0 - 4 ; 921 wen toooPtods on which the annual premiums amouuted to 14,41191., be sides 1,401/. io single premiums; the number of deaths were DM, sad the claims in respect thereof 121,8391- The total sum, with lineages paid to representatives of deemed members atom the fouodotion of the institution, was 1,158,900/. The halsoce of receipts over payments for the year had been 14$ 116/.. increasing the accuiuulated feed to 2,041',311/. The annual income arising from ex ist*, policies after deductins the tunnel abatement de eland at the division of 183., is 211,51.3/., to which add interest on iovestod capital, which gives • total manual in come of 310,1121. The report wee agreed to, and the out going directors elected with eoesidleable opposition. THE ATTER DT RO MURDER AT 'SLIM - 170N. —Thu deposition of Christopher Cr..., who has fur soma time been a patient at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, to WO"' quenos of s murderous attack made upon him by hie brother. was taken yeeterdsv. The wounded man was sot expected to live beyond • few boors. He stated that he had not sees meth of his brother for two years, sad that he Lad act had any 'Parr.' with him. He had boa asked by hie brother to lend him 2/. on the Thsalay helms the occurrence, mid hail retailed. Os the listeeday he met the prisooer again, and went with him at his rare* mid with out as explanatiou of what was wanted with him, towards Bleb bury New.pegg. While nunciog aloe( the beak of the river he was straeleeveral tine by his brother, do whom Lauds he saw • hi* preserves. With the greatest difficulty he encoessling in learhieg • house, and got into the area. where he knocked at the window sod called out " Murder!" A middle-aged man sail a policeman came to his eristenee, and he was eonveyed is ea almost littler* slate le the hoe- ViHe could give so explanation ed the melba which ol his brother to make tie atteelk. The latiteeorho has less seevitivi of felony, wee pessact at the eamileation, earl contorted himself with the greatest levity. Tat TR APR ITTRAOR AT 811EFFIRLD.—Tbe adjourned Unload on the body ci Bridget tee w ho wee killed by the esplomoo of an Weisel inaehise, Into her balsams es the lied alt., wee held at the SWUM Tows Hall, yesterday afterooon. After Lewis; farther evidmiee, the Jury Moused • verdict of " Wilful 'runlet" against the prinoaer Thompson, who was com mitted to take his tsiaL THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1861. THE ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. /lEETING IN THE CITY.—(PHIS DAY.) This afternoon, at 2 o'clock, a meeting was held at the London 'revere, in connexion with the pumulgatiou of the regulations for °thous of the merchant service desirous of enrolling themselves u offisxrs for the Royal Naval Reserve. The meeting was numerously and influentially attended. The chair wan taken by Mr. R. Giterzr, sad oa the platform were : Mr. T. Henke'', M.P., Mr. Crawford, M. P., Mr. Lindsay, M.P., Mr. &lemons, M.P., Mr. (Away. Sir. Jackson, ex. The following rewlutions were unanimounly adopted, mad spoken to by Mr. Salumurui, Mr. Lindley, Ma. Crawford, ke : " That this mietitm being convened in consequence of the promulgatioo of the regulations for officers of the merchant service desirous of enrolling themselves as officers fur the Royal Naval }Cesare', the commander and officers present cordially aooept the same, and pledge themselves heartily to co-operat e w ith th e goverment.' "That the commanders and officers now present desire to seam her Majesty of their attachment to her person, and their devoted loyalty to the British crown ; and that they will at all times be prepared to co-operate with her Majesty's navy wh • their services may be required to man the national defences, or uphold UN hamar of tat British Ilag." " That this meeting is unwilliog to separate without tendering to her Majesty the expressioo of its sincere coo dolence on her Majesty's recent heavy bereavement, together with the hope that it may please Almighty God to asimge her grief sod long to spire her Majesty sad bee royal house to direct the affairs of this great count 7, and to reign over a loyal, contented, and devoted people." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather hoe been leclibed to be frosty since onr hat nips% mad bee continued Ike, with the wind from the Mid& sad sorsimmult. The additional supply of hom•-grown wheat and flour to hat day's repeat is more bleraL Bewley and malt • amok hrger quantity than of late ; but oats short. Beaus and peas rather more liberal. Very few Scotch, and oss Irish oats during the week. The foreign ar rivals have very much inc reseed, of wheat especially. The bulk from Russian and Prussian ports is the Baltic, sod some American. Of flour a fair quantity of American barrels in addition. Barley, a liberal supl i ila c o i f i Walsh and • few cargoes P russ i an, Swedish, mod Sea. Oahe .pis a heavy arrival, principally Swedish, Danish, and Dutch. with • smaller quantity of Roraima. Bros, peas. tares, and linseed in limited supply. To-day tli• whine trade is extremely quiet, lactose being unwilling to press Was; ynotatioa s was as on Mouday, flourlll and trade f steadoreign. , at the full rates of Monday. !Miry. -A good y busmen, passing, and most descriptions mustain folly late rates. Malt trade steady ; fine Ware, 70a. Oats quiet at about Mooday's !wires. Bemis rather easier to boy. Peas without change. Liaseed aad rapesoeil Orm ; clo t veresed • Little more lively, red rather dous e ; mustard sod t refoil doll. FLoATING Cations.. -Very few os sale, sod business not very brisk, at about late quotations. Wrear.-Raglish ; Komi sod Knot, white, sew, 61.. to Ms.; ditto, Gee old, 575. to h&c ; ditto, red, sew, 53.. to 63e.; ditto, boa old, 535. to UL. ; Norfolk, fee., Gm old, to -s.; red, new, -a. to -• Foreign : Duda*, 61.. to 67e.; he, 655. to 695.; extra, 695. to 74..; Kos 4,6 M. to 67a. • dato, extra, 7•94. to 70a. ; Rostock, extra, 6.15. to 71a.; Mecklenburg red, Its, to 65e.; Ifolterneark ditto, SM.; Americas white, Ws. to 66a; ditto, red, 575, to 595.; 595. to 68.. BANIAT. ross _33e. to 37., ; 42e. ; grinding, 32a. to 34a; sad &Dialog, 325. to Sts. per qr. • foreign grinding, 33e. to 34..; ditto distilling, 32a. to 31i.: rain ug, 33e. to Ma. Niar.- Isar and Norfolk, Me. to 625. ; ea& Oa. tolls. MN. to 69a. ; and Were, 64.. to 704; brown, OsiNe.- feed, 235. Od. to 27.. Od. ; potato, 37e. to 2ba. ; Ds. M. to 7.1 e. NM, ms, w as. Blt•ta-Begßah Wk, 40s. to 435. ; barrow, 42.5. to 4135. ; frl2e. to 411 s. • torero, Marotta° Mir. to 40.. ; tick, 0 . 42.. ; Kassisll4s. 465. ; kso u ' i tan, 37a. to 30e. /ra --Orilla We. to 43e.: w air Mr, Sla. Is 42a. ; saapiss 415. to 44a.; Rey, 335. to 37a; hog, Xs to Mk. ; foreign. 33a. Is 33e. Punni.-Insfir tows, 48a. to 53a. ; ditto Ors 53e. lo 535; rnma:as. Is 51e. eserry 47e. to 48a. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 44., to 45. ; pee watt; Arsenous, 275. to 33a; Oasollas, 211.. to Ms. ; dossieh, bk. to 534. Janus floss.-White. 37a. to 405. ; yellow, 38.. to 114 FLOATING Carona, all 0. Y. and 1.-Wlier Ordi nal sad Keriensple, per 4113ke., 54.. to far ; Ghirka, 51a toMe. ; Polish Odom% per 4801ba, red, 31e. to 56s ; white, ' 57a. to 61s. ; Dumb, and Ciartn, 41a. to 47e. ; &yolks. Ms. to CM. barkiy: Smiles eisd jar - 41.111 be.. Ma to 27.. ; Oars mod Darr do, Boar : Emilia, per 4111611:0.,32a. to He. Nair :Odds sal Garr Z i t tOlia. Ida Od. to Ms. ; Anti! sod Bulgaria. , 3ll. OL to 33a. ; Prerieh. -a. to - per a. ; Aniarierr do., He. to i3a ; Amara, ma. to mo• fisima-fgaisary seed, par sr., 10.. to &X; Harp rod, per qr., ea to Oa. ; Mustard seed, per lushal, white ? GA to 9a. ; brew; 6a. to ; Lisomd, par eneluse. 67e. to 110 a. ; Limed sakes, Plif Mgr 10f. 10s. to 111. os. ; Ammar this, is Ws- par low. IS. Ns. to 121. 10s.; do., la liega.lll. Os. to 111. Hs.; Dalt* Of to 01. .. • Kam la. 101. to NM. 10s. Revs ashes. 51. Oats N . • 'lire., per bushel, wieder, Is. to Vs. Od. ; Rape red, lagbak, per qr., 645. to 40a. AMMIVAIA 111T0 LO* DON 111011 DLC.O7O INC. 20. ail& sad 0.11116 kW. Forshis. WINN 40145 Item I I: : I 2070 45470 MBA ISM • • • Nom Oraluk Llama. ; re/WESAIii wigs; dliwi 1 0,075 brrels. N.B. -By order of the Oars inelrogo then will be so market held on Monday art, sr es Wedainday, Christ. yr wday. LIVIRPOOL CORN KAMM. —(THD3 DAY.) (nom OUR ors oonairoansarr.) OJT UMW AND IBM 111.011WW0 TIABSDAM) TM mama had boa ratan, quid, hat vbsaa and &me eounaandad vary goad prices, witbout say nataind anew moos Torday. (MM sod oatoold quiet. lodiaa cora Ira KINCINO LA2II.—(THIS DAT.) Sruait—The market will he closed peat week, and ea the trade bold moderate stocks, there has bees as improved demand this week ; previous prime b a y. bees fully supported; white llaminnah sold In bowl, at 31s. ; floe grey, 16e. duty, 455. ; flue gray Cubs, 44e. 6.1. to 45.. ; brown llusoevado, Me. to 375. ; low to good middling yellow, 37.. Gl. to 40e. 64. Relined is steady at full prices for all deteriptiook Warrant. —4O pa:oche:as Mt. Vioceat sold at 14s. 9d. Com& —The public sales held this week lave goes elf Move, ; qualities of Plantation Ceylon have said seam osier the prices for the better qualities were isailisrod. Native Ceylon sold at 6d. &oboe. TIA. —The market his bees quiet this week. At pablis els Kaiser molded le. 10d. • rather doe Canton scented orange Pase , wish all faute, at Is. Ikt to le. Phi Sass Clempeeder. :le. 3d. Ros.—Tho market is quiet. RIM bas bon steady, but the market is not motive. 6,000 lege pad middling to good pinky Madras sold at lie. 9d. is /Id. raisins hare declined le. to 2e., 30.. to 32a. having boss ateepted ; other deacrptions and currants an quid, wit►out charge in prices. Srtcsa.—At tie pnlalic sales held this week, the only alteration occurred is pepper and pimento, which sold at • alight decline. Siat.Tratran.—The market is doll. _ 007701.—The demand is more steady bat the market is dill inactive. At section Ilse Madras midst 101 d. to 1 4 .94 d. JUTL —lloe parcels offered this lIINIII IMO 9014 with brisker', at full to rather dearer poison TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market Is quiet. Prices am quoted as follows :.•-• TOIVII Tallow. 10.. :141, sett cub Peteesbarg Y. C. Oa the spot, 51s. 6.1. ; December, Ms Sl. ; Jas. to Karl* 51s 8d ; Muth, 535. 3d.; April too JIM*. Ma. 941 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesare. Pattesden sad Smith report that the market continues firm, without any alteration in prima. DIvOILIMCAeI IN IRZLAND.—Iu the Rona Court, Dahlia, on Wednesday, in tbe case of Williams e. Wil• hams, Serjeant on behalf of the petitioesr, Mn. Isabella Williams, moved the court for an order empower ing her to retain the custody of the three miuor petition ers, ber daughters, during their minority ; that arrange ments might be made for the appointment of • proper officer to act as guardian of the children; and that their father, Ereamos Wilms Williams, might be restrainer' frees later. faring with them, or molesting them in any manse. The petition further prayed that the children might be wads weeds of court. Mrs. Williams, it appeared, nonrated from her husband several years ago, on wannest of his bed con duct, and during this separation her father died, having to beeself and three daughters a sum of 14,000 t Mrs. Williams then procured a divorce a meat et them from hor husband in the Cooeistorisl Court, bet duos that time le had en several ecowions ewkavoured b 'blab ' ef hie children by legal and other mains ri restrain him from prying his object the petition was Sled, rod the grounds on which it rested were, that, if the =lent got the custody of his children, the money to they were eoliths! would be expended by him in pro fligate esaluct sad extravagance, sod, also, that he wee aft leeoetrol and have the education of three Emus Ole, the eldest of 'whom was not ten runt of age. The bowie, of the ewes occupied a considerable time, and will be re sumed. _ 116 IN IN IN IN t IN IN NI IN SHARE LISTS. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozooz. The railway share market remains very inactive. The only alteration in prices worth mentioning to. day is a decline ut f per cent. in Great Western and London and North Western stocks. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 91 to 1 ; Great Western, 67 to ; Midland, 1261 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1051 to ; Caledonian, 99 to 4 ; South Eastern, 75 to ; Eastern Counties, 50 . 1 to 51 ; and Great Northern, 111 to 112. Lombardo-Veuetian Railway shares remain quoted 1 to 1 prem. In other foreign, as we ll as I n di an an d Canadian railway shares, business is almost at a standstill. AMON • IL lamas Ma Da. M. Dar. 110.1are.a amar•sumahreiii Do. inefresto .plda. Aig. 1.1171 indoisedby*Ailal. Dow Jar L IS/t. 4111•.. De. Jew L 11/L Dalsolis • IL leslira.. lOodeLddlesk Oid awl bids= add Wks =lß De. I Dd. dd ii esbord.. De. op. et. do. LIM.. Da do. do. 11440 Da do. de. 'AIM Wand Thalia Orr& De. we et. IfteL Dadoo.PretSt obs ed.:t Ds. • pit N. Ds. der dd. 11111.... Do. do. 111 1.... Dw do. dna Miss Pealesuld Do. Mow 01 S. =ti l t: (*Wo at o Do. Nov Do.llp.e&S•poon,w.op Do. do.. 77.wit.op. Do. Es. 7111r1 Dom limbos Dom per a. 4% I r is t. Do. pat & Do. & per Goal do. Dialb.Oorp.Op. slaked, 1. Dolurowisk lb Cass& D • sop. oft. D. 4e. Lead 4. &llan 100 16 GU I Do. 47. Erd7i. Do. do. Laud $l., ) SCLUtIe Do. Punjab D. do. Do. Ind.dt. c Si II U 1 M bl - 7 S 7 d - a 1 i i ii 4a• U 13 Di di. Par . u - - 106 1 Ini :1 H 4 1 1 If in Si 10 101 IS 100 110 . la_ Si) 501 1011 1 , 11 17 10 52 55 60 Mr 24 42 54 IS 27 10 17 PO 100} 4 M4O 11 1 4 11l Ilg ii 4 rs tu. 104 i diol K 100 I I Was to-day to 1 p.a. ligi i i la Pe ... 128) ... Idl N} • no t F lei ni wfiS +•W Pkg Di 23 SI 33 IS A IT In nza! 1 16, Ne MI a vil M 1 • U 1$ .. zd x• - IN i Id _F.4 A le A; Sli ITS t 7 uotass. 881,410 84. reasiserelal 134,000 81. Do. 4p. et. Pref. 3810 2,006,638 at. Zest NM West WU 8.888.310 Bt. %mem 1,810,800 11t. Katherlse WAGS 84. Boetoeseplai 800,000 St. Vletoda 6.000 20 Do. New 113 12.3 - 6$ $1 II Si IS ft 97 99 1 Os par it prices. I IN NO NOR 111' MARKET.-(THIS DA}.) Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firmer, and an improve ment of per cent. has been established, although business generally continues limited. In all the other markets there is • complete absence of ani mation, and prices in nearly every instance are unaltered. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental' opened at 67fr. 25c. ex div., being se. better than yesterday. Consols - are officially marked 90/ and 90, ex div., both for money and the account. The pre sent quotations are 901 for cash, and 90* to for the 9th January. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Dente. Reduced, 89k, * ; New Three per Cents., 89, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 102 k, 1, ex div. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 964 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1021, 102 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 95., 12s. prem. ; ditto, June, 14s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have been very few, and prices in nearly all instances are nomi nally quoted the same as yesterday. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is rather flat, being marked 761 ; the quotation is 76j to 771. Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 87, 4, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 861, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991, 4 ; Italian Five per Cents., 655, 65 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 26 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 581 ; the Spanish Committee's Cer tificates, 5* ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 761. An American packet les now due, with dates to the 9th or 10th from New York. She cannot possibly, however, bring an answer to the de spatches from the British government. The Europa, which took these out, left Queenstown on the 2nd, and would probably reach New York on the 13th or 14th. The British de spatches might be delivered at Washington about the 16th. The packet which is pretty sure to bring important intelligence is the Africa, due here next Monday week, the 30th, with letters from New York of the 18th, and with telegrams, rid Cape Race, of the 90th. The probability, therefore, that the answer of the American govern ment has now actually left the other side, and is coming to us as fast as steam can bring it, is calcu lated for the present to curtail business of every kind. Owing to the approach of the close of the year, there was an increased demand for money, both at the Bank of England and in the open market. In Lombard-street, however, the best bills ware still taken at 2. 1 per cent. It is probable that the rates will approximate more closely to the Bank mini mum until the New Year is turned. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 25,0001., mostly Australian. The Pera has arrived, with the heavy portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, and 20,7001. in gold. . _ . At a special meeting of the committee of the "Baltic," held yesterday, it was resolved : That in consequence of the interment of the late Prince Consort being appointed to take place ou Monday, the 23rd instant, the subscription room be closed on that clay ; the office for the delivery of letters to remain open till eleven o'clock." The day will be observed as s general holiday throughout the City. It is stated that several of the principal Manches ter houses in London have determined to close on Tuesday next, as well as on Monday. Wednesday will be Christmas-day. • meeting of tho creditors of Meows. Fairhead and Son, seedsmen, was held yesterday. Meagre. Hart Brother. and Bayles, the aocountants, state the liabilities at 1.2,0001., and the assets at 6,2001. It was determined to wind up the estate under inspec tion. At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Atkin son, Cattling, and Co., in the hemp trade, it has been resolved to aocept a composition of 7s. in the pound. Thu liabilities are 9,0001. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return allows this week en increase of 358/. ; the Great Western, an increase of 402/. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 805/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 2731. the Midland, a decrease of 1,01421. ; and the N ortk Eastern, a decrease of 6634. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 30th Nov., were 18,9021. sterling, being 3,4 W. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The London and Burton Brewery Company (Limited) is announced, with a capital of 120,0001. (subject to increase), iu 40,000 shares of 31. each, of which more than one half are already placed. The object is to purchase au old-established porter and pale ale brewery now iu full work in London, together with the property and houses connected with it, and also one of the oldest established pale ale breweries at Burton-upon-Treut. It is mentioned that the whole of the premises and plants at both establishments are in thorough working order, and that with an enlarged capital the trade is capable of great extension. The ar rangements made for the purchase are described as "on very favourable terms, based upon valua tions." The managing partner in the London brewery is to be the managing director. The directors state that they are anxious to present the undertaking to the public io the light of a con sumers' company, partaking of the mutual prin ciple. The directors of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company announce a provisional dividend of 10s. Bd. per share on account ui the first half of the current book year. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest on the shares in the Madras and East India Irrigation Com panies. Tbe prospectus is in circulation of a "National Home Exchange Company (Limited)." The pro posal is to establish a repository for the sale by auction of horses, carriaGes, &c. The capital is fixed at 50,0001. The position of the market for American securities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : Dating the past week scarcely any busineas hue been doing in American State securities. There is so stock pressing ou the market for siae, and prima re-nain without change. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooke, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twenty-fifth series of bide sales for the year, • fair demand was experienced, chiefly, however, from the home trade, and former rates were generally realised. /lest India. —Ox and Cow—Calcutta ware in good request i for the home trade, i ut the &wand for export was rather inactive. Prices were firm for all descriptions except for heavy hides, upon which a decline of fully id. per lb. must be quoted. The analysis of the sales is 1f2,410 Calcutta new parcels, 25,010 brought forward from former sales, and 2,953 Bombay, ke. : in all 133,373 hides, of which 104,995 were mold. East India.—Buffalo.—Tboas sold realised late rates. Leather.—East Indian sold well. Australian brought fall O•se. Salted Hides were in fair request, the chief portion of the quantity effete,' beim sold. Caps realised full prices. Australan brought about late rates. Dry and Drysalted Hides.—Cape realised extreme prices. Mauritius were all bought in. Horse ifidea—Salted South American were all phased, being held above the market vales. Glue pieces, kc., were oily part sold. Bark.—Mimusa sold well and at advanced prices. Valunes.—The quantity offered was unimportant. With regard to the wine and spirit trade, the circular of r. F. W. Cosmic has the following : The trade io wines and vivito during the month that has *leveed .IWO the departure of the November mail exhibits no altered features. Stocks of all descriptions, although by so means excessive, contieue ample for current require ments, end dealers generally are at this period of the year unwilling to extend their purehanea beyond such supplies as the demand of the moment readers necessary. The teseilin embroilment with the Federal American States renders atl interested in comatenial pursuits unusually cautious; hss as in the wine and spirit trade there has been f, r taw months a complete absence of speculation, and nothing sow being pressed for sale, prices are not unfavourably affected. The home demand for wine ►t the reduced duty ow:tines, considerable. Port and Sherry figuring for the largest in crease. Brtndy maintains last month's quotations, the duty paid deliveries remaining very considerable. Rum is rather firmer, but no material alteration in value; holders look far higher prices in the event of war. _ . The return of the Bank of England fur the week ending Dec. 18, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposita 6,794,788 I osmium 874,621 Other deposite Government securities in banking department Othersecurities in banking departsnent Coin and bullion in both departments 15,611.347 latessimi 343,1151. Seven day and other bills 681,088 Deco.. ,50,284 The Bask 10,963,147 Increase 66,738 16,522,664 locreaee 192,747 Nolen in mum /4984880 Immo GOMIS Total morn (notes & coin) in banking ibilinruneat 10.819,637 Inman 603,538 The increase in the bullion and reserve continues to form an important feature, and will probably go on as long as trade remains in its present dull state. BAN! OF b\GI.AND.—A• sad Oh Vic.. c. 34 tut the • le, 18131. Ml= DEN Noise Wood 611,016,31* L 29.451,590 s•Ninio Proprietors' Capital £14,.58, 900 Ke5t Pubue De Ls cludiug Exaney Eat. Bulk. Cum- We. of National Debt, and Div. 6,794,798 I Other Deposits 11,13e,b44 boven day and other 131114 itat,906,343 Dec. 19.1!61. M. mint pursuant to the Act Tab eiohn‘ un Wednes&y, Dcc (373;eitiident debt.. L 11,011006 tidier 3,634,ddi I Gold cola sau bd. . - ii;; -- 14,776,3* Elver bullion PANTIMIIT. At 9,426.30 Dead V. tight An nuity Other oecuritteu 16,622,11111 N Gold and Silver C01n.... 039,303,341 MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. TRUILINDAT ZVI:WING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to ex div., for the 9th Jan., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901, "sellers." For money the last price was 90 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 901, 90, 1, 891, ex div. ; ditto for account (Jan. 9), 901, 90, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., ni i L* iv l if, I; Baal Stock, 2321, 234 T.i232; In is Fe per Cent. Stook, 1021, 1,1, ex div.; ditto for account, 1021 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 981, ; ditto 1869, 981; ditto:Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Four per Cent "enfao* rupee paper, 79 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1021, 102. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady, closing at 1021 tot ex div. for the account. The March Exehequer Bills were quoted 9s. to 12s. prem. ; land the June, lls. to 14s. prem. There was no alteration in the market for bank shares. In miscellaneous shares the only move ment was a decline in Australian Agricultural. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooean Marine Insurance, 41 to 51 prem. ; Thames and Manley Marine, Ito 1 prem.; Universal Marine Insurance. 11 to 11 die. ; London and Provincial Marine, Ito 4 dia. ; Mercantile Fire, 4to t prem. ; Com mercial Union Fire, Ito dia. MINES.—(THIS DdY,) Two u'CLocK. The mining market continues quiet Wheal Russell shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 3. Wheal Beton are quoted 125 to 136; East Camden, 27} to 28 ; Marks Valley, 10 to ; &nth Tolgus, 42 to 44 ; Wheal Grenville, 35a. to 40e. • North Downs, 42 to 5 ; Herodsfoot, 38 to 39 ; and South France!, 105 . to 110. . . Foreign and colonial descriptions are without variation of importance. St. John del Re., have been dealt iu at 481 to 49k, ex div.,. and baited Mexicau at 71 to 1, showing firmness in each case. At Great South Tulgus meeting yesterday • dividend et five shillinp per share was declared. After payment of ths same there remiss in hand a balsam of 1,813 f. Os. 7d. in caish, sad 1,9031. 2a. 101. are bills not at maturity. At Bedford United meeting yesterday the seconste showed abalones in hand of 1,46101., and a balsams in favour of des mine of 1,41 W. 14a. ld. A dividend of 3s. per share was declared. The agent's report stews :—" According to our present prospects and the value of the lode in the wetter' pert of the mute, the usual returns sea be made without dimieishing the reserves." At Trevenen and Trentenheere Mine meeting held yester day the accounts showed • debit balance of 1,9111. A call of 7a. par share was made. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, Dooriasa W. S &IL Lula SI &suss= --in. $1 SPI. 37 Mawr= 130.46, le Always= 311161 PAMIRS 140.5V 43 40101.141 70.611160f 041 WAT air }if eas.uosuosa 34.471 44 Ltvaaron 1U.4 47 I Vazarti. SI Qviontori 30.00 81 164.0101!010.47 K' LONDON DOVER . ... . tl ... 40 POZTL•OI. lOO4l 40 PLYNOLTK .40.00 . 1 40 r 1011.411 1 ,111 .:::130.64 ID A. W. W. lIIIMOVO PI MO MORT. N. Britain-1C to N. aod W.— Moderate to fresh, ens Ireland—N. to L N.K. —Light Celttill-31m11a: to the above. LCoest—N. NIL to I. N.L e . • • • e e • • • • • • • e W.11.W. S. LL X. ILL.& N.I. N.L ILL L LILL LIM Irrestt to noderste, gas. & England—Similar, to IL—lto dersto to strong, line. PSOIABLII =MOM NO• DAY. W. tO N. and L-Ilodentse. some buow or ran. NAV. to N. sad I.l—Slmilar. N.N.E. toE.-11oderxte rno 14.N.1. to E.—itoienite to Wok One. Siantor. 61114NAT10,!. 14—Raromfter corrocted and reditood to St dm. at mesa sea level : each 10 feet, of vertleal elm, cawing shoat one-►nudre4tk of an inch diminution , and each 10 dim, above 113 ditto UMW( nearly three:hundredth' Z.—ltspmed thermometer In shade. 51 . —Moisten!d_bolh /or evme?r!thm and dew point). D.—Diraecion of whet (trno—two joints ion of nuic netio). Y.—force (1 to 17hortimolod). C.—Cloud (1 to o'. L— inings : b, bine shy: e. cleans Jetnicheil) : t, fon . 11. WI I. t. tightuine; m, minty (hazy) . n, overcast (dull) : r, min : t, now t. thunder. n. —emninstorhanen (1 to in. W.—Wet, rain-fail. or PROW, or ban, sines loot report, In Inches and decimals. % Calm. A Boy KILLED IN A BELTET.—On Wednesday, about half-past one in the animism. Albert lihodes, agcd eleven years, sou of Mary Rhodes, of Len tos. was killed re the belfry at liirkhatton Church. It lamer, that the hells of the church had been ringing, and Lad stopped for a short time, and in the isteries the decemed, who was a scholar in Mr. Hayward's school, was seen by Joseph Brook, • schoolfellow, to goon the steeple of the church to the bell chamber. When the ring ing was resumed, James Broadbent, one of the ringers, pulled his rope. and it fell down. This cireemstanee indi cating that something was wrong, Joseph Jenkinson and Rufus Roebuck went up into the belfry, sod there found the lad 'tholes, with a deep gash on the aide of Lis face and bead, quite dead.—Leeds ifercurp. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EAST LANCASHIRE RAlLWAT.—Yesterday, an strident occurred to the train (goods) leaving Preston for Liverpool shortly after noon, by which the guard, James lleatling, was killed. The written% took place near Ormskirk, and was sensed by an empty waggon running from a siding at Swift's Told, near that place. the brisk not having been properly put on. It ran on to the main lies, and came into collision with the latter part of the passing train, musing several waggons to Imp upon the guard's van, smashing it completely, and killing Renting in a moment. The engineer was also dangerously injured. BOAT ACCIDENT AND Low or FIVE LIVIEI.—We regret to learn that a melancholy ancident occurred on Wed nesday to • fishing-boat otf Hernmoetb, Deer Berwick, by which eve men Inst their lives. It appears that the lea wee exceedingly rough. and that between one sod two o'clock in the afternoon the haat —which had seven men on beau_ filled with water and sank. Two young men were eared, but Ere of ths crew, all of whom wets marri-d men, weirs drowned. Wo have not yet received any further particalms of the m•Dochnle ocennimee.-Beoteeten. " oItIHAL PALACH OWN SHILLING DAT.— TVG MOAT, DICIINBER lg.—Admissions oe pareellt, 606 ; ditto by Nem tickets, 714 ; total, 1,319, 4JOLONLiL GOTZIN MIN? No. I I 117064. I Pit : -. - 13 ii. 6 pti.., 1/77 - 4 - 1 -.. 7 17 1 :.0 Do. 6 per eent.,10604 100 Do. 6 per 05at..1116114 100 Du. 6 per ct. Yob &Avg 100 Do. 'per ct.Msr.allep 100 Do. 6 per cent. el G llopeep.et. 100 do. IGO Do. do 1001 100 New Branow.Gov. 6p. et. 100 N. &Wales Gv.6p. e. 1 100 Do. 6p. 0... 1871 to 187 100 Do. 1 p. e., 1868 New Unload 6 per cent lOO Nova Hoolia 0 p. e.. 1106 100 S. Aust.Gov. 0 p.c. Hoods 100 Vie. Gv.llp. e.Jau..tauly 100 De. do. Op. e. April i O. 100 BUTES!! MINS! 1 ; lalred eau. 13111 LNG Dev. G. boa. (ravlatic) East Boast (Moon Cad Wados I is—at.c7n7iiies. twm ai GrammaLae ea. Mama Gnat Boa* O. TR Yee lareevalk Hand wroat Risipleak Deem Lady Nils Marko Valley 11 121. 1C 48.1 74) 1414.411 Iselk Meal Pot Ora pa Prowilawaa (U. I = Ow. La Ow ~i 1111 lAN 1.021 I ,01116 Looill Wiest' In7l. I I au. 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This day a special general meeting of the pro , primer" of the London and North Western Railway Com pany was held at the &Moo Station, for the purpose of determining as to the acceptance by the company of their proportion of the new shares in the undertaking of the North London Railway, tinder the North London Rail way (City Branch) Act, 1861, sod th e North London Railway (Widening) Act, 1861, for the purpose of constructing a goods station near Liver Latreet. and to muskier mid determine-as to the on of additional capital to each amount and upon inch coalitions as may at such meeting be determined upon ; Mr. Moos in the chair. The CHAIRMAN said the proprietors were aware, from the circular which had been Moved, of the object of the meeting; this company agreed to the North London getting a line to ' Liverpool-street, and they agreed to construct a moods sta tion. The object of the meeting was to create stock for thin purpose. The whole was not a largo amount, and it would root be called op at once, but as the works proceeded. He believed this was within the powers of their act. Hs had now, therefore, only to move the following resolution :—" That und er the powers granted to this company under the North Loodoo (City Brooch) Act, 1861, and the North London Railway (Wideoing) Act, 1861, an additional capital of 76 0,667/. be now raised sod aired to the proprietors of shares sod stook I. this sompaay, and to such other proprietors of shares as ace entitled to partipipase therein in the proportion as regards propristoes of shares sod stock in this compacy of 2/. 14e. for every 100 f. nomloal amount of shares or 1111 dock held by them in this company, and as regards the proprietors of other shares or stock totaled to participate is such creation, in the proportion to which, according to the acts of parliament giving such right of participation, such proprietors respectively are entitled ; that the said capital easy be ironed as paid up stock as and when the same is paid up in full." Mr. WRYTHEAD seconded the rasolution, which WM Mita to, and the meeting separated. The Mayor of Southampton has given 50/. to the Grammar School is that town, to be applied to the eduas time assistance of two boys in that establishmeoL Holtraatan Mminuu.—At a meeting of the council of the Royal College of Surgeons of Englend yule,- day, Mr. William Hoary Flower. F.R.C.S., of Quests Armee street, Cavendish.sguare, was elected conservator of the museum, in the vacancy occamiooed by the &cease of Pro fessor Quekett, F.R.S. Mr. Flower, who wu formerly surgeon to her Majesty's hard Regiment, has been for some time assistant-surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital, and bee displayed great ability as curator in the re.arrsegemeet et the excellent museum attached to that institution ; be is also well known by his literary contributions to the advaiteement of zoological and general meioses. PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY 07 GAUT BRITAIN. —The following eardidateo passed the major examination as pharmaceutical chemists, on Wednesday :—Frasels 1). Fisher, Grantham ; John James, Elwaffhain ; David Morgan, Aberayon ; Henry Pratt, Stratfordmi•Aum ; John R. Stortoo, Peterborough. ST. MAROARET'A CHCRCH, WENTRINSTIM.--This epleodid choral has been completely restored. It will be reopened for Divine Service on Sunday, January It "The Russian police," says the Jourwil de Franc fore, "have succeeded in arresting the Counter Toktors mok, who. in October last, murdered Lis aged mistress at Moscow, and took to flight in company with her femme do &sabre.' 1% ,4 ORDINARY beULDJOS AND STOCK& Bh. I P lanwainL , Dism.,wea. masons VaL Illirls.,las.ACheafase Maidiern Myth and 'rya* iliseknollestrd.rn ke M d.C Iletatol and En Caledonian Cant and EGAWOII.. 0-11•0 Da • .1 A no die. mill Do. B 1 p.m. le paid to D. Cabala anu Bs.tamt vas. (band.. Perth. abA.Ja Let An l!tolarn=ttas I Komaori FiZo. 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