The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-22 00:00:00

Sit'AL AND MILITARY. tnvictin, D.c. 21. Arroisnic%ri. As • • l'ayrnutar W. IL Gains, to the rearm°. .....eit•Psysseter is cheep A. C. An:Mee-op, to the CH.tTHA Y. Itrc. 21. aria D. Blyth ha been appointed' instructor ...wry at admit:vision .f 1 M %riot. Light Infantry, • •. !releass of Lieutenant C.•!..nel Conolly. •:•i• re hare been weirs' at tLo• garrison direetiag rF • ..; to be •liseoetioued for the 'thole of the East India • ....cent-anise the three battalion. of infaxitryorith the du bs ;'hb Kew amid. the strength of which is . Whin its iequiry,l onui•lameot. IERIEAL or THE CHANNEL SprAtmox. —The Bond .tlbert. 121. Captain Henry Locos ; Cm. 101, Captain fAiwart S. Sotheby, C.B. • Dell, Comma Beery Broadhead • Aboukir, 9;1, :• 'take rune. ; and Emerald. 1), Capt a i n Arthur ' Aids left Lisbon on the 10th mat. entered Ply• • .th nomad oa Thursday. They were antler mama until saws Maims was got up is other to arrive by the • • ipredated. Floe weather was exprrieoced until Wed . ' enrol/ • whoa a heave Primal carried away the Ems- I . lads yanl close off is the slim.. The Centuries, 80, 1 Hoary D. Rogan. C. 8. , reet.int in the Tagus, main , • arrival from Gibraltar of the St. *halt trAere, 101, •,., • Thomas P. Thompeoo. which she supplies with prowl . ~, mid then jots. the Chianti equadrua at Plymouth. rt:r ..-rews err all healthy. DIvERINI:II4.‘ or )1% VA L Pace MONEY. —Tenter •;4:. fie gives sotace to theofters, ensmen, and mariltel I t. , all pinion interested thereto. that thedistributios ; , and Manage bounty of a slave barque, same • a, captured on the 14th September, 11000 by haw - is ship Conflict. will °plumate no Friday, ' the .• •.t, in the prise hunch of the deparliamst of the Ars i.t.,nt.liearral of the Nan, Admusity, Boesarest-hosee. :lowing are the sharee • due to as individuel is the deems : -Irlai shark 12W. 4. 4d. ; eocommader, .4 Ph , . M. ; third dada. req. 8a Id. ; fourth dud, 441. . ; fifth claw SM. 11. 11d. ; sixth chem. ft. Is. 3d. • •oth dam, 141. 17.. 6d. ; eight ekes, U. tle. Bd. ; idea ,o, 4/. 19. 241 ; teeth sl unk 21. 9s. 6d. Notice it she . t, am now toeing made froths Waned a tha ta tre of the mooed. and tames bounty of the alive 4ttephee H. Towread, captured oe the 11th .1.. 1,460, by her Majority • ship Archer ; of the gave ;antra, Lille Milk captured oa the 3th September, 1469, r Miy-sty'v ship Archer ; of the sleve brisentith. cepturel on the 21th S.litember, 1454, by her lie. • .*. ship Amber. Du* notice will be gives of the date ,•••vvl fur the neumeamenent of distnlNstine is each ease, .t the tome time. the &rootlet of ma iodividual's share respective deems will he anaousoed. WILL! AND itspusers. 1' , .. will of the Right Rev. Beery 1 . 1 5 ) . .D., . • I It ..hop a Warcattgy, of Bartle:boxy Illenr , -I V. or...Online. sad Oreevemormime, was -•,• i in her Maiee r's roan of P rotees as the 14th *mt. . • kied prelate. who misdeed be lb. leingthesed peeled 111 • •hir eight nen died at hie pelisse at nforeenter sin the w :4 t 4 November kg, haring made hie will in 1162, to .. -5 err speesded two codicils, bearing dite respectively r• '4 sad ltiN• The evemton &anted an the behop's .. _ ...to, Philip Haan Chaacellor of tbs .... 04 Worcester, and the Rev. Herbert Oeorge Pepys, le i . Vicar of arimley, Worrenenkire. The former gem . • ..... tom aloe. tete, the root. The .....re wafer "ii.Onni.. which amosst. CTIL I P Ll g o r p t `' - 7 4 o a dement, BMWS to he mole up of various kinds of ...mt.., namely, Grand Junctius (heal railway Jeans, Pdirks, sad Mans is Melrose* ... Lc. MA property, together with all other oe- resershie prelate has left entirely to hie relict •-• mad daughters. Is fart. it is simply a family will, tame .o tuber ho nest. whatever. .ill of the Hoe. mat Hinin Devions, ][eight, hie 'mine of the lisprerm Coen at Yoko& who died at .easel, in Ohs East lobes, us the 4th of Nonvoter .• edmialwiend to is the Landon Coact of Probate, i r ` .eh inner', by lease tiny, Erg M.P., the rise , .olio' to th e t enor . Th e will s estirely is ilia ...en hsedwriting. aid is tense so pruciss . sad we poor .t .et ewe glee its 'Min easteeis ,- - ' Itrenhey, . Jew , . loM. -I hereby \seventh all my property to oid, James My, Leg, M.P. for Hull, is trust to . dehm &of apply aam serphes is such amnion as he .oak beet for the bawl t slimy daughter Emily. sow oe. Tallesheles school at Keneingtes.* Witnesses, -I Yardley, harriieer of Bombay, sad Henry (fells, . ter Heary. will aI Walter Cosies, Em., Q.C., hies parliamen ran ble/sae sad counsel to the Homiell which Iste the let of neptember het, was _moved is the court of Prohate, es the 141 h of the mimed •by two of the eze c ut r e s —aameiy. A t Jobs Eel., of the bum Tempts, barrister, sad . C0m1..% Poi., of Chenertermeit, lisgent'e ...1 of Kesegin teneered, the Meths, of the Imlster. • romtel property was swore mar 12.000 f. His real situate in the soesthe of Kest end Norfolk, be boo to. hie brother sad him two 'spheres : the Weer . .6, sonsiested executor% Hie brother, the said tmeA this!., •..... i en , .. , 1 . 47dr. . 01ige .1% (who rpsase:: a inemher ... w. f . the counall d 1 t .• •i: as is the residue oftheperemaity. His peplums, the 'tt t remiss B. Coshes, M.A.. sal Walter Jobs Coshes, . . mono% us the dermas of the testator's brother. an . chant the property, and is the interim they are to re •. se salinity of 110 f• each. There is a Imam ef 1001. ': to hie housekeeper, together with an annuity . she a .r• ..f 'SON. to hi. .zevot. , r, lit. Wood, and • further .4.4 to lam of his law library. Mr. Coulon °sly at sed to hi. osty•afth year, and died as the 214 of No sier last at hi. naiderice, North-beak, ht.Johs'e-weed.— trotted Lwehots lime It"T AL ACADEMY or iftbue.—The find couipe -I.e for the Patter Exhibition took place at th.institutiou, r noineLiy, the 2041 s meat. following professors cow the board of examiners : Mr. Charles Lora. Mr. F. It. Om. Idr. Norge Macfarren, Mr. W. H 11•444,44., Mr. W. bona, Mr. Robert Harnett, and Mr. Merf amen. Tee yowls ladies, ell .tudeet. (not ler two raft it the academy, were eluunined. derial wee Min. Elise/nth itobartino Howdariou. The v•• eashiLites were specially cornmeeded for the '••• ••• .vino,.{ them at their eaamittatins : Mime Aar t•-t Lney A. Lindley, and Mary Asa Walsh. Mu. Unarm. —Siittultaueoualy with the wind .... Asia proceedings, however pit iful, rewired 1••,1.1.1.• he th e lat e iliaaiiter at Kt. Martin . Hall, the friends Mullah are routibtaing n mu-ignition d his service Num) plea tu Mt. Mired music in England. lt should .! • - tlud the .wanly and universal sympathy of the • .1 otole.tou •••n this ..soma bait heettaa remarkable ea creilitalile alike to the body of artiste eel to t Thai tumulus Dever nee foam/ waa • whoa '4 tied!' art is to he daite. at • lost •• weal Yuan • . 4 i•U Uld.rlvoworkoksel airlakei fecgrausted. la this their ' , Winner ben a pace awl a ataill. • I I, • ..nbiary value ; ea showieg that boatel Wert • •• • it. mark. 0404-5 in a weld which those without Me • arc too apt to assume in a world d are frivolity, or • •• impulse, or irritable jelliOnlY. -AtArrorree. I. %fit or Mit. At.rittio BUN N. —Nith a deep re .t sill to slimed by all who knew biro iatirustely, and ", • • 4rowtoweemof a lam that will be widely felt th '• and dramati c circle., we have to anaciea v erat of Mr. Alfred Bean, who espied on • "L'• •' 4 •tv.l.lvlY. For segue time peat Mr. Bunn • • hum public Id.: sad about two years • ' .•.1 ouplooro at Hosing.. when , hi. • ' Ow, Thecae were as isdloathas of rock ea - - - • • toi.oin a . t ie of his life hying' Dear; thmigh a • ••• omit Mere winos!, tattier...meth his health soft .• I, el lately so touch improved. that the very article .41. 4 . rs Ia •sr limper this week, " A Summary View Veal,' bed promewled from his ever-active • r , t • 1.. Loon begun. Latterly he had embraced the • •" "ah"ik faith. sad to the religious Alma 4 that ' peed strict etiologies. Is theatrical matters he • 1 .'" 4 . hnseser, to fool $ lively interest • mad to this -• ••• Afo . 1 1mm rift a valued enotrihtaior.— Ens. 1 • • au.r..e sr • PRIOR.—The Italian j.,urnals : • .-.t a few eyesitspi hark the ilea -over,' waisted' is the •• 4 •ruse .4 Loreto, iu the Papal Slams, that is the •.4 the night *hot for thn Owe .4 the offeriera IL•11.1.1 haul bees opeueil be enemas uf a fah. key, • aey in it, suileoeit to be .Lest LUSO crewel. • t.,1 soy. hoveriii, the thieves did aot • ••. mml, CIUMI4O •1111.111 is empriiikil from ••1 th. •tatur, mother dal it.. • 'deal asy other 4 • arthritis rif vetoe le the ilbsee. 'The robtravy t b. bear h,.... ..oinittial by a priest Attached to • • •tel a ft er p er p e t 'Salad It Its got out of s wisdom • empirtos ; It •1•0 appeenal that aisotlorr priest ' .1.•1 awl ao 1666641 a •4 the town had 1.-es privy - • 'era. Aunt hat r.. rite.l tort of the mose y. ... Is Op.. emu w e r e ase e •t e d, a wl part ur the • •.• ....r..1. I • ..ev Tamrrie.—The tratic return , . • e. 4. 1 ,41• kr the week ruling lee. 151 .• - 10 2.14) , . oat for the wereopmeltag penivl .4 liveries as toesesee of :IS.3lltlf. flit ••• •4 lb. earld, i.ilwaye harass their terssitii Atireit••l Lir the meek ellen as slaw• to . •tiel f." the eo•nwpitelime welsh 4Wt year to ea tenses. 4 99411. The onerease no . ..mete • Railway amounted to 1.1e14 0 . ; ~a the ••• is , •.2. ; and Y. rthWeeteen Va. I,wis awl Hhwierall, k. 12m/ ; • RriehOs. mat Month roost 1.. 1.712 1 ; nn the ••• ":••tr. ; .04 the Month • . Saab 12.4 V. I:.t (MVO ill. mash Is • . 5 4%, the .sen, tlse Greve Northers. sea.. ll,e:ai. The roveipts us • . 1.. the I mewl h.arkea sawsuated to I f.-r ti.. .irre•peemetoig period 41/ 1111111 to • ..g as on I -✓ the rienvipes • aka h 641.1 to the no some OS the prolts•- -•. the keel is...rouse 3.4,3U41., as ass - •I. lir' PO O. `t• nit he yesterday •le. es...greet • f..e tlellessue. A urtnilia. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, MO. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TEDI DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Xt. Cousaxissicear lIo1royd.) RE CHACE. The taakrupt, Geroge Henry Chace, was a shoe manufac ture? of No. 142, Oxlcedatreet. This wait an essatinatioa mi Th i ttlanceoheet, prepared by Mr Jams Hutton, shows debts, 4901. ; profits, 890 f. ; capital, Jan. 1, 1850, 120 f. • assets, 90 1 . ; lora, 1141. ; house expenditure, 3671. ; dittc; trade, 718/. Thu bankrupt poirad his examinatios without opposition. .RL rt.Ailg.--1111/01:RXIIMIT or caIiTIFICATE ..... Thu was the certificate meeting tinter the bankruptcy of Dawson Plane, a draper, of King's Lynu. The debts are Mated at 48641., irrespective of:an amount due to the father of 1,170/. An adjournment to the 16th of dannary was ordered. • - at COLLUIS. • • • The bankrupt, James Collies, a paper maker, at Oxford, cants up oo the question of certificate. The debt' are 3,442/. ; ditto secured, 2,804/. ; &meta Mid - mated at 5,8001. Mr. Lawninee appeared for the 'segues ; aad Ur. C. E. Lewis supported the bankrupt. There was no opposition on behalf of the creditors, sad th was stated that the charges made against the bankrupt were ace founded on fact. The bankrupt had for many years carried on a business as a paper-maker. He had ths misfortune to have a fire on his premises, and bad afterwards been prevented attending to his affairs by rhaematio fever. The property of the bankrupt would have hem more valuable but for the " halt" of the MU for the repeal of the paper duty in the Home of Lank C. H Lois haring addressed the court for the bankrupt. The Oturaiseiontr awarded a certificate of the woad ekes. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) -•-- WOBSIBIPMHZET. ♦ lAD CYR Williams Morris, 'Lyon* was charvilhetnre Yr. Eno: with awanlting lam father, residing in Wiwbournantrest. New Neith-rised._ Cosepkileant-1 led it a most painful act to appear avian my owe sou, sir, but his viaduct is so very bed that baximes my duty. He has an excellent simonise ea has at home with as, and in fact has all be ma wile for, yet at taws be is nabeanble. Defendant -Anil you are always drunk. Mr. Knox—What was your sses Wean on es ossaidaa quailiou! Complainant—fast night he threw a table kWh, at me, which struck my forehead awl cut it. 1 mint for • polies. constable, and had him locked up, hut he was bailed out. Defendant—l had aot say Mule ; you owed me a @banjo& and became I asked ler it yea seised ins by the hair and =ed me about. I tried WAS_ from you, sad my ring tally cut your beat. &alien and eiders are tared out of doors by you, sal at is impassible to live in quiet. N 501-I eaw the youth strike kit mother several times with a rallies pin. There was a most dimpaestal dis turbance. Mr. Knox —lrby do you lies at beam, hid? Dadendsat (bursting into lean)—l grill leave ts Mom, siv aed go far • soldier. Kr. Kum—Nay. I dual lay that you should do that ; you hare a good eilmilkm; but understaad thia, and mew forget it—Dot say prig& eineaM ma axle fur a sea sire*, • parent. is • IsaisataiLle Mete of tbinp whim semis of this deecriptio• some la • family. 1 am sot alftether satisfied with the nemplaint against ion being meth* as. pruruhed, under whilst' fact )ou excitedly did some injury to roar fattier. Ide Inst. however, not with a knife. hefeodant —looked, Wised, no, or. Mc Kam -1 shell have yen and your father bound ever to keep the pews for fix isoutio. ?HARMS. Tway" nu. easmcreo. Waionte uo. Ida a pod em. clisw.s. wen trenght befog Mr. asMe chord with Wee sekint es petel, Slba, /(vela s sort is Urinh Mammy. pike enteedide listed thin ha saw the primmer end 1100e11/1 Aid foliowiag a Me end art 'keg thelghnhiest The cart Imp quantity el pare& el end other pods. The sod his taangsnien weal the tart, laird Qs= box that wee ea the ant. sad tack from it these with which they seemed the road. seal went VON =- path. He west shin Om sad selland both. They Pepped las three week end a lime Ong& tout dine The psi. 0011•161 Colltplakllllllloll.lll4 eel ealP ow of the peremle we rveovered. The ahem IMO poked up by emit of the swamies thieves mil nine who ensinbled directly he awned Jiang cad hie sewledienla sirs weal en, end the driver of it we eaceessises of hawing log Joseph Z immer ebb , No. 116 V l = how the primmer Webb, sad lie belonged tie Yes Yana street psi la 101rdlielia. sad bed been senvlebed at least lush* them There was nee a wee headlined Mild in the &Win. The pelleensr wee senels•ad et** Wenhlgnareet pliseresert Mean iseelin sp, whoa he wee sew Pried to it weeses' luiprinnaleal end hind habeas ler a robbery. The priesear wee senviebed in the Themes polite about seven aeonthe ego, sod again so le six amnia, begrime:non sad herd labour. The prisoner led Pea I. ossiody nese his libendiou. . 7L. primer, oa beim called gar for Ids dohs" mid— &Ws it hero dr. - .. , .. • - - - - Mr. Selfe—lndsed I shall ft* You IA go before a jury this time. You are commllMlitle Ida. COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR DURHAM. TWENTY WEN KILLED. SUNDWILAND, Tam•T, 4 PAL A fearful explosion took place at Hatton Colliery. es Tharsday eight, whereby soma admen lest their lives, sad which bee bra the care of great exeikumet and senew in that district. This selliory k the property of the Helton Coal Company, ad is situated about roe nen south of frederlaad. On Tuesday lest the Lyons ht., which ia no fathoms Ia depth, was laid elf week la ccesequence of some oacessary ripens is the shafts, end la the meantime one of the furnaces was satin. ris►ed. On Thursday the pit was put Into worki.o order again, sad upwards of miners west to work at 8 o'clock p.m. ♦ fearful explosion of gas took place is the werldng of the mime, whereby twenty miners were killed, the rest having • providential ewer This morels( at 10 o'clock, sine of the miners' dead bodies were ford end brought to the beak. The greatest efforts are sow bsing nods, both by the viewers and the workmen, marehlag fur the remainder. nevem' of thaw ualertamate nos have left widows and large families to lamer their doer Owing to this explosion thu extrusive °peculiar at this colliery have bees suspended for the present. ittiroS EURTION.—The election for the vacancy in the representation of Ripon, mused h the death of Mr. Warre, was filled op yesterday by Mr. 'laid Vyner. Mr. Vyner wee opposed by Dr. fees, the well-known tem perance advocate, and the show of hands was largely in favour of the notice! candidate, Lot the " oilluence ' was felt to he too strong, and the opposition was satisfied with the show of Linde is their favour. Mr. Vyner is therefore member far Ripon. Fitz IN THE HAMPHTRAD-10AD.—The matt extensive fire that has occurred for a ameliorable time joist in the neighbourhood of ths Hiunpatend-road hap pencil last night between 10 amid 11 o'clock, and was not subdued until an mrly hour this (Saturday) morning. The premises is which the misfortune commenced were %mauled by several Femme. iticluiling Mr. Marshall, Mr. John M'Alpine, a mach painter, Mr. Fowler, an organ-bane) maker ; Mr. Mishkin, polOher and two or three others. This property stoodat the rear of the house' in Henry-etnist, amid wan flanked by • row of cottages let out to poor fami lies, ant in the mars. of a very few minutes a fearful scene presented itself, for the flames seised upon various holier. not only in Marshall's .yard, but also several at the rear. Two of the Royal lioch.ity's fire escapee, seder the direction of Mr. Spero, end Mr. lieddely, were quickly at the spot, and they proud of great &demotic, to the liremem, by enablinag them to carry the hose to the top of the heading, and timothy to scatter the water in the right direction. The firemen. under Mr. Shipley, the foreman of the district, kept to their week in their natal intrepid man see, end by one o'clock this morning, or a hula after, tie Annoy Lngan b. palpably doniumb, bet they were even then far from being entirely eatisguielted. The total loss in* be conaiderable, for it is stated that oeu manufacturer alone las had thirty-bye cartilages destroyed. Owieg to the encibonset which prevailed, it WY impurnaiLle to learn whether the sufferer* were insured or at. THI ATTIMPTILIP MUltl.lllt AND 1:111 , 11.6 AT BURT. —Yesterday the young man. but Ivensou Leather, charged with attempting to murder h.. sweetheart, Jane Mousey, 1 eireetiag her with a awl afterwards attempting to .4.. hang, sad drown honeell, sad ultimately cat ha own Want, wile brought before the magistrates at the petty o,ll.llllllbeld at Bury. having previously been remanded. X. Nihon euperintewleet of police, stated that from what he had wen himself, sad from information which he held waived front a medical non, the poing women was ant Is a lit weithitaa to attend the court, therefore ha applied that the petweser might be remanded for • week. He was reinauded asiordessly, and was lieu re tooviel from the doek. He was afterward. noted by his asailter •nd seat, whom he encouraged ty keep up thew spirit, assuring them that he should won be lack. We are told that em. of U.. member of the family Uwe base sod thAt •.. no '. ia ...BIM it the present thee.— /1.8.wA,.(,, 1C44.14,•,•• WIARE L11918.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Cloci. The railway share market to-day, though very inactive, is firm. Several of the leading stocks, including Great Western and Mid land, have advanced A to per cent. Caledonian is fiat. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to I ; Great Western, 744 to• Midland, 1361 to 136 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1204 to ; Caledonian, 97U to 94 ; South Eastern, 874 to 88 ; and Great Northern, 110 to 111. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 13.16 to 11-16 dia. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are still heavy. • • 1821634111 • 4.A.1eirilsiill • M. s : WWI No • p.a. liss.iMept I M 114011 IC N. Is.t. 4eALJaa.4lhkals 84 s. 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U.L.10 Pool 'Liver Laud a MIL Prof o •mat Odin. 811111111, In a TS 711 i lii 16 2 U 14 103 1113 1112 112 SO ell Ilile die Ili II 11 1 al 111 1 1 pa 11 8 1 $ i t t a 1 '1 I_ it Imo poi Sod Ilea t I Lit 4e, e. faele ye. by Dr. Ow boa 71741 an II 14 pnk „ Da llag aim .... dullish Awl liressle, Suet h Anstrallsa lend %bends@ Tel. awl/ De. 6 °. lifildidd 4 .. Do. do. Trut L.,. Co. Up. Ca. vs. Otaimis 11 19 17 19 4 • 44 44 110 160 ■ If _~~i ~iq:~ ~ I 1 5 7 9 10. ... N 1 MONEY MARSET.-THIS DAY.) Two o'Cux.m. With the approach of the holidays, the stook markets are inanimate. Tim funds are dull. At one period of the morning, a reduction of i per cent. was quoted, but a recovery to yesterday's closing prices has since taken place. British rail way stocks are firm, and, in some instances, slightly dearer. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols me officially marked 93, 92j, and 92j ex div., for the acoount. The present quota tion is 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 296; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 925, ; New Three per Cents., 9211, $ ; India Bonds, 5a., Bs., dis. ; Five-aud-a- Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 101 i ; Exchequer Bills, 55., Is., dia. The foreign stock market is likewise in active. There are some inquiries for Mexican Bonds, which are marked 21 Turkish Bonds remain steady, the loan of 1854 at 721 to 4, and that of 1858, at 584 to f. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cantu, 1860, 864, 4; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 474, 4 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 954, Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 424; the Committee's Certificates, 64; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 58*. It may be useful to repeat that the Stock Ex change will be closed on Monday. HALT-rear Two o'CLocx. Consols are still quoted 924 to 93, ex div., for the account. During the last few days the demand for money in the Stock Exchange has rapidly increased, as frequently happens at this period of the year. The rate yesterday for short loans on English govern ment securities was 5 per cent. and upwards. Yesterday was the day for the adjudication of the Jamaica Four per Cent. Loan guaranteed by Great Britain. The tenders were opened at the Trea sury-chambers. It has transpired that the entire amount has been taken by the Guardian Assurance Company, at 106 per omit. These debentures are redeemable on the hat Jan., 1881. A further sum of 24,00 in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for Bombay. There was no alteration of importance yesterday afternoon in the foreign exchanges. The rates were quoted as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 1; S days, 1115 to 1 ; Bottardsas, 3 mouths, 11.171 to ; Antwerp 3 months 25.36 to 40 ; Hamburg, in.. bum, S mouths, 13.6 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days slght, 25.171 to 221 ; ditto, i 31 months, 25.471 to 50 ; Prankfort-ondlaes, months, 1171 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, ittr . ; eft. do., 3 mouths, 14.40 to 50 ; months, 14.40 to 50; Madrid, 3 months, 41471 • 7e , 1 3 months, 494 to Leghorn, S min ty, 2527 to . 721 • Genoa, 31mon th s, 26.571 to 49 Kfisia, thi l mouths, 25.5 to 6; Naples, 3 months, to j ; Pa. lens°, 3 11 94 to I ; Messina, S 1191 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, jto63 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 1. _ Wednesday next, the 26th, is fixed for ' Change day, and is also settled for paymentafor forei, C ; h rjr bought yesterday. It has been determined to close Lloyd's at two o'clock on Monday next, and the Baltic Coffee house altogether on that clay. In answer to an inquiry the Post-office authori ties have intimated that the mails for India, China, and Australia will be made up in London on the 26th inst., as usual. The sales of cotton at Liverpool this week have reached the extraordinary total of 133,420 bales. The stoppage is announced of Mr. William Han cock, timber merchant, of Millwa ll , whose liabilities, including theme on bills receivable, are stated at between 10,0001. and 20,0001. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. F. H. Schroder, sugar refiner, of St. George's in-the-East, who recently failed. The services of a public accountant have not been employed, but a bidance-sheet was presented showing liabilities to the amount of 24,1031., and assets of 10,368/. Mr. Schroder commenced business in 1854 with a limited capital borrowed from his relations, and this, it was ended, was withdrawn by them two years ago. The statement, however, was contra dicted by Mr. Schroder's solicitor. e capital in January, 1869, appears to have amounted to only 1,0001., and the deficiency now shown has created considerable surprise. The private expendi ture for six years was at the rate of 1,0001. per annum. The books have been well kept. A creditor complained that goods which he supplied on credit on the 21st of November were pledged a day or two after, the object apparently being to realise other goods, and this system, he said, had no doubt been carried on to a eon/lid/table exteut. The advisability of placing the estate in the Court of Bankruptcy was urged, but the suggestion did not meet with general ap proval, on the ground that the step would diminish the assets. Mr. SchrOder was not prepar ed to offer any composition, and it was sow ly re solved to adjourn the meeting, so as to ow an examination into the position of affairs, more par ticularly with regard to the transactions of past years, and with the questions in conne=ion with the pledging of goods. It was also determined to call in the aid of Mr. Kemp, the aocountaut lu the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the examina tion meeting in the case of Messrs. Hooper and Par kinson, leather factors, was adjourned to the 17th January, fur a further investigation of the accounts. Mr. Joseph Hooper, leather merchant, of Der mouileey, passed his examination, as did also Messrs. Bushell and Walker, straw hat manufac turers, of Wood-street. A person named Watson, a draper, of Totteuham-court-road, who was opposed on the ground of having accepted accom modation bills without consideration and of having removed property, was refused his certificate and also protection, Mr. Commissioner Faue expressing his intention of nut releasing the bankrupt until he has suffered twelve mouths' imprisonment. Mr. MaGarel, the deputy chairman of the Com mittee of Mexican Bondholders, has just had an interview with Lord Wodehouse ou the subject of their affairs. ...TheCiiieTtionian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0461. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending Dec. 1 were 16,4171. sterling, being 1,3451. more than for the cor responding week of List year. The gross receipts from the Ist July last have been 313,4901. sterling, being 78,943/. more than last year. A third call of 61. is to be paid on the shares in the Eastern Bengal Railway Company by the 18th January. At a meeting yesterday of the Loudon Discount Company. the resolution passed at the previous meeting in favour of the voluntary winding-up of the undertaking was confirmed. Notice is issued from the Loudon Agency of the Northern Railway of Canada of the payment in due course of the dividend on the First Preference Six per Cent Bonds, due January 1 ; also that a half-yearly dividend will be payable on the Second Preference Six per Cent. Boucle on the Ist of Feb ru Theary. half-yearly interest has been advertised by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. on the Canada Sterling Debentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Sterling Honda, New Brunswick Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Virginia State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonda, Boston City Sterling Four-and-a- Half per Cent Bowls, Havannali Railroad Seven per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Russian Sterling Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds of 1860: and by Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. on the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad Ist Mortgage Sterling Bond*. The particulars are at the same time published of bonds to the amount of 110,000/. of the Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1850 which are to be paid off on the bit January. The ball-year's interest at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum is announced on the itrefeasaaer. shorts of the South Eastern of Portugal Railway One pany. le the matter of the Athenaeum Assurance Com pany, which teas ordered to be wound up about three years since, a dividend of 54., making 2tha. in the pound, is now payable at the offices of Messrs. Harding, Pullein, and Co. Mr. Robert Smith, of the firm of Robert Smith and Co., St. Michael's-house , Cornhill, has joined the board of the East India and London Shipping Company (limited). Thu return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 19, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Orculati 30 issue Circulation active Public deposits 7,384,1341 Increase 356,730 Other deposits 11,759,820 Decrees 314,390 Ouverunient securities in banking departme n t 9,7,40,273 No change Othersecuntea in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 13,331,274 Decrease 115,835 Seven day and other bills 652,051 Decrease 11,474 The Rest Note, in reserve 7314,500 loccers, 149,11115 Total reserve (sotto coin) in banking depostanast 8,108,175 Increase 108,010 The decrease in the coin and bullion in unim portant, notwithstanding the continued drain to America. The amount of silver bullion, which last week was stated at 875,9331., has now risen to 1,113,7671. There is a small increase in the reserve. The Gazette statement of the movements of the preeions metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of gold, 120,9191. ; exports of gold, 899,3161. ; imports of silver, 688,31 W. ; exports of silver, 34i,1121. BANK OF ISOLA/M.—An and Sib Vic., c. 3i. for Use II 1% WO. MOO DM Notes trued .C2-770.47,dir wit pursuant to the Act 7th ending ou Wednesday, Dec. Government debt ..C11,015,100 Other aacurlttes . 3,45,,000 o,ld coin and bat- lion ---- 11,4M,A2S Silver bullion .... 1.113,757 L 27,044,696 mignia Dl =rieters' Capital 1C1e. 6 14.0 1 : 0 0 Public Deposits On- 1, 1 b3 2 6 eluding Eackeq ear. Banks, Com mie. ol National Debt, and Div. Acet lkii.B4l Other D eposits 11, 7, 750,810 Maven day and other Waal £27,044,596 itII7.WCM_ Dec. 20, 1803. GoverTnn;nt Seca ritlea Including Dead Weight An nuity; Other fleenritka 1ng6b,6911 Notes Gold and Silver Coln 761,676 137,684,03 a MARAIikLI. Chief Cashier. FRIDAY Rurnim. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to lez div., for tbe 10th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93, 4 ' sellers. " The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 10i, 93, 921, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, , ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, , 1„ . Bank Stock, 233 • India Four per Ce l nt. De n tures, 1858, 96k ; ditto Bonds, 10a., 7s. dim.; Five-and-a- ,all per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1001. The Indian rupee paper was fiat—the Five per Cent. at 941 to 951 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 1011 to 102/. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to 7s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills at Si. to 2s. dia. In the foreign stock market there was a sudden movement in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which, after being marked 374, was carried rapidly up to 69 to 4. The impulse arose from speculative purchases, a rumour being at the same time set afloat that the prospecta of the new loan have become leas gloomy. The closing price was 58} to j, being It per cent. higher th an yesterday. The Loan of 1854 POW f per cent., closing at 72 to 4. Mexi can Bonds were somewhat firmer at 21f to 22. Agra, Oriental, Ottoman, and linion Bank of London shares were in demand to-day. Union Bank of Australia were more offered. There were further signs of•an unfavourable reaction in Crystal Palace ordinary and preference stocks. The mit, eellaneaus share market was quiet. rOADINAZY MAIM AND STOOLS _ LULWATIL g IA Me ail Ws. Ala iii hinev al Maskiana aU Myth aad Tyro all leake.ffisairdASl.C !a• 14,1 eat la*. .. . taiel — riulTs . ' pet awl larks . ice__- ._ r 2 Da tit. n e ar). all labia sad Be lee. AA DoCtorth. COLAs lot IN lslst al =iss WO Swim Umiak kook A IN My - r ai itB44 j i = • L ei De lVeMois Neetates . • Lit i Meg et Ike,* WIEL WO DeiltarVaLestait 1r sea Illairwall i PO Pi DI. 1111 SI. ki u M. u ISI 1 ak 11 T r- f..11•1&_ . . _ii:-.; al De. ma %WsMe la lasajbaLALlaistisas. 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' T I ion 137 lie 101 101 96 97 NON 7! 115, MI TYlllk 4 M}}} 111 111 109 111 1 Id 2 4 tia dl l tie G. 7 74 71 1 *•4 94 4t nil 101111 141 N lt dis Weil 4 01 Ai i I dis 10 fl lii lii :Ii DEMINTUILI 13-. .p.r _ r dP. 1.• I WI 1111 IN ~.7 al it ~. ~, 11. 101 101 M 00 00 101 a a . _ :I n 13 ; 1 41 21 MI 121 us ils IA tot US lill MAIL_ If II Ili 1 -it it 10 11 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoon. Although we are on tho eve of the holidays, a, fair amount of business has been done to-day in home mining shares. South Carn Brea shares opened this morning at 3, " sellers, " and have closed at st to Merllya opened at 2., and have closed at 30s. to 365. St. Ives Gonads are quoted 49k to 501 ; Wendrou Consols, 251 to 261; East Basset, 115 to 1171 ; and Wheal Buller ' 160 to 170. A. number of transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Fortuna Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 21 and 2 3 . United Mexican have been dealt in at 2f ; and St. John del Rey, at 271 to 28. Subjoined is a weekly report on the metal market:—The metal market is still stagnant. ier is nominally maintained in price, but some underselling of English is reported ; foreign is neglected. Iron keeps depressed, without change in prices of manufactured • but pig is very flat, und lower rates are submitted to. Tin and lead are unchanged. Speller is lower in price, and but few buyers are still coming forward. Tin plates are unchanged. At Wheal Clifford meeting a dividend of 21. per share was declared. the truited Mines (Tavistock) meeting, on Weduewlay, at which Mr. E. King wee appointedsecretery, the acrounta showed a balance of liabilitim over besets of 4891. A mill of ss. per share was made. The monthly isle oa Thursday of West Csradon ore realised, with carnage, 4,0841. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Most of the principal dialers an absent today and there are no transsetions to report. Mawr Avuuota.—Town tallow, 61s. ; fat by ditso, 31. 2d. ; yellow Anna, 61 1 . 6d. ; melte d stuff. 435. ; rough ditto, 265. ; tallow gown, 20s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mama Davis and 00. report tads arm, at advaacati CacaPrimo meadow hay, Ma. to 84c; ruperwr ditto, .tei 110 a. ; inferior do., 40s. Z7+. tid. ; roam, 3(1. to 6/M. ; Juror, olil, 95a. to 116. ; ditto SECOIId cut, 70a. to 966.; straw, Ma. to 3da. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Importations of Ontisintid train continue to arrive to large quantities. BSSIppIiSI an still rather more in re gent Mau they have bees, sad priose for them are im proving. Oranges may still be obtained at about last week's Good cobs may be had at from ls. to la 6.1. per lb. Garrote, end turnips may be obtained iu quantity. Cauliflowers an scene. Potato,' realise from tie tollos. per cwt. Asparagus and French beaus may now be bad, but priors for them are high. Cucumbers are scarce. Holly and other Christmas evergreens are now plentifuL Out dowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, chrysan themums, violets, miguonette, heaths, and Mtn PAUIT. Piss Anoka, per lb., 44 So es Gropes, per 44 So Pooogranstok lb., sack Is 4d to Cid Pears, per dos., Is to 11. Apples, per dos ed to 1s ed Oranges, per 100, es to 10e frotous. per 100. Os to its Nuts. Cob. per 11., 11 to 1. ed :AIM. - Onions, per l aleva,lllld to Is 64 Asoaragas, per ban., la to Sal Koskale, per pan., as Ott to in ad Shallots, per lb, at to and , tisiiis, par lb, tid to al I Lattassa,aab., p.so., Is Od to Is Cd I Co., per son, 1. to 1. lid Nadirs, par moon, la to h ad llsrseradish, per ban. , had to as bLidtroonts, Pp pat., to to Ss ad Parsley, par 12 biuselte.. 3 toss Savory, par beach, 24 10.2 IMO= Oesiliowere, each, 4d to id Oresso,pdoz. Annehee,aadd lob Cabbage:4,p. doz, Is Od to is 04 Poteices, p to , n, Ms to 1110. per bn.toaslid per cwt., la to Os Carrot., pot bunch, 74 to id Turnip., per bunch. ad to ad Spinach, per ales., is 01 to ri bers, each, Is ed ro is Artichoke., per doz., as tole lost, per doz. la dd to Ss Celery, per bundle, Is id to's** SMOKING CARRIAOIIB ON RAILWAY .— A nweting of gentlemen travelling daily on the Eastern Counties Rail way was hekl at the Ship Iraq, Tottenham, a dit) or two stook for the purpose of menserielising tho directors of the Posters Counties Railway to est apart carriages of the second and third close for the COBVOIII6IIOII of those passengers de sirous of smoking. BRIGHTON AND SOUTH EA:IV:RIC—A rumour Das gol abroad that the above companies have mineral all their differences. They stand just as they did, the latter (We Routh Easters) being very sore at their own oversight i* allowies the Chatham and borer line to slip from them sod into the arms of the Brighton Company. We under stand Wet the Brighton Company are determined to respect sgreen.ents, but not to initints say aggression en their 11