The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-07 00:00:00

Th. re is no continuation whatever of the news o .;,., : raphesl from Berlin, that Victor Emmanuel and Francis 11. were negotiating for a long truce. believe the story to be a wretched canard, pro mulgat.sl by the enemies of Italy. Th e NW ! , News was seized to-day. Letter. from Syria say that the French consul at Beyrout complains of an insult to the French day on the part of a Turkish colonel : and that at Aleppo the French had discovertsl a conspir ac y, w hi c h led to fourteen arrest,. General Beaufort d'Hauipoul %a+ at Santa. It I- .4aven out that the French and English go venoneets mean to give a medal to all soldiers and ,olor- alio took part iu the war in China. It is slso -aid, but this really reads like a joke, that the Emperor Las proposed to the Brother of the Sun to tAelisu4e the Illutalrogr regularly for the ANN . If. The French official journal will shortly publish a voluminous correspondence of the fatuous missionary, Father Herbillon, which was found sue.ng the archives of the Emperor of China's sum mer palace. This Father Gerbillon was one of the un.iers of the French mhesion in Chins towards ~f the eighteenth, century ; he gave lessons in mathematics to the Emperor Kia-King, and printed in Pekin a work on the elements of gee,- soetry. He died in the latter city in 180 T. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. Prince Couza made a public declaration on the 23rd ult. that in the striate which was evidently about to take place in Hungary, he would make the neutrality of the Rouman territory be re spected, and that for this purpose the (mina of the army should he tilled up. He was determined to sutler Do collection or agglomeration on tho Moldo- Wallachian soil either of the soldiers or of the foes of Atv.tria. He would not suffer conspiracy, but would nut admit any law of extradition, or give up any fugitive who for political resew* had taken refuict• in the Principalities. THE BYLPHIDI SCANDAL TO US IDTTOR Or THE EXPRZWi. Sin,—My attention having been called to a pars mph is your paper of the !Ith inst, reproduced from the Me,,..srerre Onsintion, purporting to be an explanation at the " ftylphide Scandal," in which the following ap pear.: "The Piednioateae government, sharing in the mistake, telegraphed it to their minister here. The Marqui. d'Aseglio took the story to the Foreign-ollko,"kc., I must request that you will have the volume to allow me an opportunity of contradicting the above recited state aims, which are entirely without truth or foundation. No telegram was received from the Piedmoateee govern. meat, sett ao coessmicatioa wee made at the Foremu. ogler br toyed: as the subject. —I am, &c., 2.1, Perk-6w, Jaa. i. P. E. L'AZEGLIO. SPECIAL StINDAY sritrallo winces AT WESTMINSMI Alan'. The annual special Sunday evening services com menced yerlerdey evening at Westroinater Abbey. The aresageassais were IM name es in the previous seams, and every precaution had Ines takes to protect the coopeption from the exceptional seventy of the weather. The door was all carefully matted, and the western nave io which the service took place was well lighted with gas. Neverthelese the easterly wind found its way in at every door and &per. tare, and kept the temperature uncomfortably low in many parts of the building. There was u numerous, highly-re. 'pitiable, and most attentive congregation, a very grati. fyieg feature of which was the number of young men whom It included. The service was read by the precentor, the Rev. lfr. Hadin, and the lessons by the Very Reverend Dean Trench. After the Anthem, the Hundredth Psalm was sung with solemn soil beautiful effect, sad the preacher, the Rev. Lord John Thymus, deb-Dean of Westminster, ascended the pulpit. The congregation separated with an almost solemn decorum of manner. A good many foreigner. were in the church. THE Ex rTER•BALL FIERVIcEX—YeRtMitIy °Yell ing the special Sunday evening services in Exeter-hall were resumed. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Edward Wedeln Arnold, M.A., of Exeter College. Oxford, Rector of Stapletoo, near Hertford, who selected his text from " A man shall be as a hiding place from the wind nod a co►ert from the tempest." The services next Sunday reusing will be conducted by the Rev. Archibald Boyd, W.A., Incumbent of Parklioirtuo. THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND MR. WARDS. The following are the closing lettere of the Lord Chalicellor and Mr. Wude: "moons r. 9tnthedea hones, 29th Dec., 1860. "9v,-1 am directed by the Lord Chancellor to inform you, that having received and deliberat e d u p on y our l e tt er of the 22nd inst., he has felt it his duty to order your name to be struck out from the commission of the peace for the county of Warwick. The Lord Chancellor would not have considered hiniseU brind to inquire into • mere chirp of immorality against • magistrate, hut he thinks in your own eviclesee given in the trial referred to in my former letter, you show a recklessness of conduct, and an unconscious ness of the distinction between right and wrong, which prove you to he a person wholly unfit to be entrusted with the power of taking part in the administration of the criminal law.-1 arn, sir, " H. K. VAL:MAN JOECCSOY. " To C. T. Wade, Fag., Cloptoo Howe.* "Mr. Wanle's most respectful compliment. to Lord Chan• roam Campbell, and begs to acknowledge the receipt kis letter of the 29th ult. (received this post only) with loedohip's notificatioo of diamiseal from the ruagio buy, ea the ironed not of immorality, but from not know. Xright from wrong,' as enunciated in Mr. Warde's own m Hooper r. Wards. Mr. Ward, supposes hie lordship had not then men his letter to the Murnino ihrield, copy sent his lordship oa the 29th, which some. Mat explains Mr. Warde's own evidence (is It not rather lord to punish on a man's own evidence !) but Win, porte. Mr. Wards verily believes this to be the first error of Malmt Lord Campbell ham committed, sod sincerely o may long continue as ornament to the beach, sod speedily discover ide present error. " Clopterdlouse, Stratford-um:lnm, Jan. 2, 1661." The Birnthagleam Post of to-day says : "Ou ilatnrday Birmingham lost one of Hs aeliabdities of • bygone time—Thomas Oyler. Mr. Oder having long ego roamed to reside among na, is perhaps known but Ito few of our readers, evrept through the reputation of his see, Follett Osier, F.R.S., who has achieved fur himself a revperted mac both in science and in mechanic and ornameetal art, cc combined is one of our important tosaufectinee Inhabitants, however, who have passed the middle age will not have forgotten t►e estimation in which the elder uiler was bell among those who, with himself, wen considered as Wading men of the town." At I o'clock on the morning of the let, the physician in attendance upon the late King of Prumis deemed It to be his imperative duty to send • telegram to the Prime Regent at Berlie. This klegmns arrived at the Prince lignite palace about two o'clock, when his royal highness blatantly forwarded • reply that he would come hirssen. Immediately afterwards a report of the contents of the Pots dam .le.peush was mot to all the princes of the royal family Ur in Berlin, sad " we state with plesanre," rye the officuil journal of Berlin, " demonstrating r it does the kind womanly feeling' of • scion of the repel bore of Fis;land, that the first who arrived at the oder. of the Prince Resent leas the Princes Fridert llfilloon, who hastened thither on foot and through the darkeee of the sight, though the row lay deep upon the ground amt the weather sou piercing cold. The coarser In wit . 1 t 11. r v.l family arrive! at Potsdam by special Mine has already been mentioned ; but Prince Frederic Mark., finding himself too late for eves the owed train, drove t.. Potsdam M • sledge. - It out, be remembers-di that at the birth of the Prince lusperia, on the Ifith March, lhii, the Emperor sad Empress .ieclareal er godfather and godmother of all the rhildron bore in France os the same thy. Their Mai oriel hove pot decided that they will mourn* the ease cher:icor with regard to the children born cm that day ia the newly ~a.. ..1 departmental and in corequene• the Prefect of the Ileum-Savoie has oildreemed • circular to the saw •r• of hi. department, rolueatieg thorn to give him a list .1 all legitonate childree sow blies who were born on t►r.l., m ~ , ,ttoo, together with details respecting the chewier and pecuniary situation of the reroute. Ter. Jol MAMMA' AND HOUK DCA Mtge Pao nnav r Fr MD BALL —Oa Pr ley evening the third mini m/um hill of this institution, which wee established in 1 8 .7 s for affoinliog relief and 'acuities to its necessitous Iklebsei, took plane at M. Jsmees.ll•ll, Rogeot .teem. It was attended by n e arly SOO highly respectable mimosa and true term of The leetl was elegarly decorated. east the eincews we kept up with unflagging spirit till a ear, Ist* bear. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ETENING, JANUARY 7;1 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. MBA DAY.) • - COURT OF BANKIIUPTCI: (Before Mr. COMI3II2Ii . G011ib11111.) IN RE 14ENJAWIN CUM—THE LEA:IILit ACCO1I1(ODATION TRAXSACTIORiaI. The bankrupt was a leather merchant of Benrenthey street His application for certificate was heard. twoor three weeks ago, when the waive.* were polished in data& 3fr. Crowley •ppaged foe tho assignees ; and Yr. Law rence for the bankrupt. His Honour now gave judgment, A/vending the certifi cate for 12 months from this date, but giving prate/Akio, the certificate when granted to be of the thinl clam. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The January session of the Central Criminal Court wee *Posed this morning by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Alderman Si, J. Duke, Alderman Sir F. Moon, Alderman Sir R. W. Carden, and Alderman Mechs, the sheriffs, undersLeriffs, and the usual officers of the ce Kr i e :1; only 47 prisoner for trial at this; session. The Recorder again coogratulatad the grand jury upon the small ntruher of came that were in the calendar, and be observed that there were fewer prisoners for trial at this session then he ever recollected at this period of the ye a r. lie also said he w as happy to inform them that none of the charges involved the destruction of human life ; and the most arrious case that would be brought before them was a charge against • priaorier of haviugj feloniously wounded • police-com acetate who had taken him into custody for some offence, with a view to effect his escape. This charge, however, although undoubtedly a very serious one, was not likely to present any difficulty to them in the consideration of it, and none of the other cases appeared to him to require any observations from him respecting them. The grand jury then retired, and the court adjourned for a short period to give them an opportunity of finding sonie THE POLICE (VITUS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. THE DANGEILA OP linow•lau.nea A POLJCE CON4TABLE. Henry Jame. and Jana Willett, two watermen, were brought before Mr. Bambara charged with throwing snow. balls at police-constable 80 M, and afterwards knocking him down and otherwise assaulting him in the execution of his duty. The officer said that on the evening of Thursday week be was on duty at Med Thames, when he saw the prisoner and • number of others throwing snowballs. As he was pepa wing, Wi ll ett awn, up close to him and threw a heavyicy snowball in hie hoe, injuring him severely. He seized hold of him to tike him into custody, when be was pelted by the othms, and while struggling with him James came up and knocked him down, when he was kicked about the body in such • manner that he was compelled to use his staff. Willett, however, managed to effect his escape, and by direction of his superiors be applied to this court for a warrant. Willett here mid that they were all throwing snowballs, and one of them might have accidentally struck the police man, who abruptly collared him, and they both fell down. He denied having assaulted him. Jarmo said he merely went up to part his friend and the constable, when the latter took out his staff and struck him first. Two respectable lade were called on the part of the con stable, and they said they saw him attacked by a mob of yue mem. They distinctly saw Willett throw him down, and while dra ei with the bitter, James knocked him down sad kktckkdd lum. A number of others surrounded the CAM, sad the primmer% med% their escape. kr. %reheat mid that Willett me lawfully In custody for committing an aseault on th e coes t a bl e end by James's own admission he went up to interfere and rescue his coat. pinion from him. He must teach them not to assault the police while io the due performance of their duty, therefore he should flee sech of them 20e., and in default of payment commit them to the House of Correction for 14 days. WO Mill P -STREET., • VICTIM Ts) !SERVANT& Carotins Isiovis, • servant girl, about 17 of age, was ehee with robbing her master and Mrs. Matilda Searle, the wife of a draper in Gloucester. terrace, Huston, said that the prisoner had only been in her service three weeks, and commenzed plundering a few days after ente r i ng th e h ouse . The theft', too, were of a vier daring charac ter, inasmuch as she manifestly had watched for op portunities of pilfering from the pockets of her masters clothes when he changed them, and also from those of wit• seas herself. The mother of the girl, too, on this occasion received some of the produce, for it was taken from her when in the house on the occasion of visiting her daughter. She, however, was not charged with any confederacy. The prisoner admitted having stolen at different time. to the amount of 304., and appeared very indifferent about the matter. Prow•cutrix rid that alto was really a victim to theft by bar len rota. Not a mouth ago she had common to wow cute oae at this court, who bad stolen to a much larger amount. The magistrate inquired how it was caution did not s• cure the lady from the offenoce in question, and was told that a policeman had recommended this girl OA an honest and excellent servant. A constable hens mentioned that he had known the pri• sorer for some years—her father, now broken in fortune, was formerly a whoolnieeter of mach respectability. The priaoner was rsaaaded. WRECK or TIR arum lINGSTOK—Loss OP marszir LIVES. The steamer Kingston, 289 tone register, and lately belonging to Messrs T. Wilson, Sons, and Co., of Hull, has become a total wreck, it is supposed on either the Lemon or the Hausboroogh Suds, on her passage from Gothenburg for London, as some of the ship's papers, and a board with Kingston painted on it, have been picked up in the vicinity of those lands. She was to have left Gothenburg on the 27th December, being due in London ou the 30th. She did not, however, arrive, and en nothing more has been heard of her, it is presumed that Captain Atkinson, and the remainder of the crew, numbering fifteen, bare all perished. It is not known whether she bad any pawners ou board. She belonged to a Gothenburg firm, and was insured. FATAL ACCIDENT AT ARTLEY'I THEATRE. -(Tlum Dsr.)—This (Monday) morning, at an early hour, cue of the lions belonging to the menagerie of wild beasts now per. forming at the amphitheatre broke from his cage aud at tacked one of the keepers, and before assistance could be rendered the unfortunate man was tors to phase. THE EXPLOSION NEAR MAIMON. ANOTHER DEATH. —3l urox, SATURDAT.—Abort midnight another death occurred among` the su ff erers by the explosion of the engine of the steam thrashing machine, at Langton, yes terday. Deceased's name is Henry Mooring. of Langton. He was Wens by the explosion to a great distance, and dreadfully injured. The accident occurred while the men were all pthered round the engise for refreshment. Leonard Seggitt, the engineer. was blows a distance of 18 yards, and was then stopped by a wall. The engine. though weiglimg some toes, leaped several yerth forward when the explosion occurred. Another man I. Mated to be in great jeopardy. Various reports are afloat respecting the cause of the lamentable event, probably all far from the truth, which, however, will be fully investigated at the inquest, which opens immediately. Acisintsi ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. —As accident of a serf ire character, involving the deetruc. ties of a cemoderable amount of property, happened on the Great Northers Railway re the afternoon of Friday, the 4th instant, near Bermudian, the junction with the Great Northwest the liars to Stamford and Bourne. It seems that whet a geode train was running between Bytham and Fsseadine on the up hive, and within a mile of the litter station, a waggon soddenlyileft the rails. Shortly afterwards the train broke in two puts, that portico' attached to the ionise darting forward, whilst the other, headed by the disabled waggon, and coesisting of about tea or twelve vehicles, nearly all left the metals, tumbling about in stomp confusion. Both lines were blocked, and of course the passage of all traffic fora time was pteveMerl. Assistance, however, sone came from &- sad &Peterborough • seed. firstly under the directios of the Mation.omater at E.dine, and subsequently of the district manager, Mr. 'acmes Dance, a cleanses was effected, and the traffic, which had been detained three or fear hours, was resumed. It was stated by the officials that the muse of the waggon, which was an Eastern Coon. t 1 one, leaving the hoe was the breakage of its leading tire. - EXPORT (flr Simla Tao 11l LI VIA POOL. —The Asia, Royal Mail steomehip. which left Liverpool es Saturday Let, took out to the l'uited States is specie, 330,000 1 . USITED BTATL. 51 alL4.—Ou Saturday heat there were three Mermen, due at Liverpool from the limited elates sad Usawia, all of which carry mails. Up to a late boar the mote grimier so word had been heard of the Omadimi steamer, nor the Hadar or Vigo from Now York. The Europa, from tket..o, will, elioshl the present state of the weather continue, wally reach Liverpool before litisday or Tuesday. CaTaac PSLACIL—.-11.112-A-CILOWN DAT.-BA MOAT, JAR. 5. —Adak l.olls on payment, 1 1 1 76 ; dine by seasua MOW % 1,701; Weal !Miters, Zeta Stock oa head this day ....calla ' *SO Delivery last week LOH Ditto from lot Joao 51117 Arrival last week Ditto from lot Joao 57,7111 Mao Y.C. per mt. Ws fag Ditto Tows hi Yri Ns. id. MO. 1801. 0.8603 Mei 2,124 1.3117 21.111 36.214 1,60 LSO ot9oB 100,862 Rea It ea. ed. SOL (SL Rs 114. Ardwil belie weak imam laza. 16 last year, 610 mite, sad Mira, UK aria 2fe arrival lest week comprised 137 auks from 81. Pate 166 trams Cidema. 66 from South Ame rica, and 26 truer other 1,766 teaks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) There are a few more beasts than on Monday last. Trade is active, bat as the overage primps are not quite so high as on that day. The number of sheep is also rather larger, and except in the choieset qualities late rates are scaroely main tained. There is no alteration is the calf trade. From Germany and Holland there are 184 beanie, 200 sheep, and 43 calves ; Scotland, 200 beasts ; Ireland, 200 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,400 ; and 500 from the northern and midland counties. of 11ba. d. d. Par atom ot albs. ad. d. Dist kola, Egret& 6 0 S DastDesdlit-hdiSb Dad abort-horn • 10 0 Bed Long,. oola ... 6 2 6 • Second qual. beasts • 0 0 Do. do. Shorn .... Calm • • • larva et second dual. • 6 5 0 rigs DadDast 1211.0reda 6 6 10 lamb. Belida at market, 5,640. Ob••p and lambs, 19.900; Cokes. 66 ; Plp, 200. BOROUGH HOP MARKZT.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a vod trade doing this morning in all fine 1859'5, at (idly last week's prices, and such are getting very scarce. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ltd Haswell, Ms. ; Walls Eod Stewarts, 26e. ; Walls End South Hettoo, 265. ; Wall Eod South Hank pool, 25..; &leo Main, 24a. 6d. ; Wall's End 245. 6d. ; Durham, 225. &L ; West Hartley, 17s T V; Buddies Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Bowers 'Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Davidson'. Hastily, 170 &L ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. 6d.- 43 ships at market. RENEWED DETENTION OF THE INLAND MAILS.— (NUS Der.)--Thu (Mondmorning the following notice appeared at the chief o ce in the General Post-afros : The mail-bags from the following poet-towns had not arrived at this office at the usual hour, 5 a.m. viz., Aristech, Rose, LICE, lkownham, Wickham M arket, Woodbridge, Saimundham, Haleeworth, Wangford, Beetles, Carter, Market Kasen, Wreghy , and Meshy. (Signed) WiLutod Boxyaws, Controller of the Menlo tics Department, General Post-ofßce, January 7, 1861." Nothing was heard of the absent bags up to the dispatl of the outward morning mails, nor at the time the letter car riers were dispatched for the City and suburban delivery. PRINCESA S THEATRE.-Mr. Fechter returns to the Princess's Theatre this evening, and appears in the Corsican Brothers. A morning performance of the panto mime, Robison.. Crime, takes ace to-day. SACRED H/LIDEONIC S p OCIETY, EX ETER-HALL. Hamden Auk/ Yeecobeise will be performed on Friday arta, the Ilth inst. lummox nuLHAxxoxic HALL—The proprie tors of this hall, having obtained the sanction of Miss Pyne and Mr. Harriam, of the Royal English Opera, gave • grand selection from Balfe's celebrated opera the Row of title, on Friday evening last, with much success. The e ‘ Liras r, af of the o Miss Harris , le r ra wen very en well sun , and gr Vernon, and the well.known Muleteer song by the latter gentleman was rapturously encored. Tax EIVISITCTILD AVID= AT EaLTH. —An in quiet was held on Saturday lad before Mr. C. J. Carttar, coroner for West Rest, Medium this death of William Menne, • bargeman, reeding at • lomlity termed Botany Bey, in the perish of Crayford, near the village of Erith, whose body was found in a ditch on the morning of the previous Wednesday, antler circumstances which led to the belief that a murder had been committed. The following evidence was Liken : —James Upton deposed—He is land. lord of the Jolly Farmers Tavern, mar the brickfields at Crayford and Erith. About half-past live o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday last the deceased, a man named James Jeffries (now in custody). and other bargeman, were drink ing in front of his bar. They were hogging about the home for some time and then left, but the deceased and Jeffries returned, and they quarrelled about some women. They left the house about ten o'clock, both being the worse for drink. On the following morning witness saw some men discover the body of deceased in a ditch, and the head was much cut and broiled. The ditch was about 400 yards from the house of witness, and seventy yards from the residence of the doomed. Police-wastable Cornelius ea se. et. Ise es. Grainy, of the It division,deposed—About sins o'clock on the previous Wednesday morning he saw the body of deceased. which had just been removed from • ditch by two men. The head and face were very much cut and bruised, and near the ditch witoees found appositeness which indicated that a severe struggle had taken place. He also found • quantity of blood sod human hair on thia spot. The ground hail been soft on the previous evening, but after midnight • severe frost took place, which rendered the marks of struggling es pecially discernible. Upon hearing that James Jeffries and the deceased had been quarrelling, he went to the home of the former and told him that he would be taken into enc. tudy on a charge of kWh% William Mumma. He toldJeffries ' not to make any statement unless he thought proper to dose. ' when Jeffries commencer( crying, and rid, " It's a bad job." Police.coostable Con deposed, that after the apprehension of Jeffries he was about to make • statement at the station house, when witness gave him the usual motion, and said that his words would be taken down in writing. Ha then ✓id, " I wish to my that William Munn. struck me first, and I struck him again. That's all I can my. as I was drunk at the time." Jeffries put his mark to this state• meat. lirissonah Dinforddeposed she had resided with the deceased as his housekeeper, and Jeffries lived next door. Jeffries returned home about 11 o'clock on Tue•dur night. es witness heard his wife speak to him from the window. ' tinker evidence was produced of a eorroborative nature, and the inquiry woe adjourned. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-mu. DAY.) The frost continues intense, and the midair of the weather is unusually seven,. Airing the part week the supply of English wheat both per ship and had carriage was very limited. Flour more liberal per rail, but short per vessel. Barley , malt, cafe, beans, and peas very contracted. A fe w parcels of barley from Scotland, but oats v abort, and only one small parcel of Irish ery _ oats. The foreign arrivals of wheat also were very limited, nearly all from the Black See, America, and Spain. Flour a few seeks, French and Mali. loiressesa, and several barrels of American. Barley and ado very isignitiomat in quantity. Two cargoes of beans from Yrenee and Portmpl, and one of peas from Dantric. A liberal quantity of limed and oilseed from the East The Wilma trade to. day fully as dear as this day week. T. oestimeed froth Irvin sow pretty well lilted the river with we, facials do not show all their wimples, buyer, act being able to work them. Foreign wheat fully se dear. BAILEY very firm, with as upward tendency in prices. 0/112.are a to la. dearer than thi s day week. Balla and Pua fully as dom. imam—American barrel. rather dearer ; Norfolk'. at 445. Fixiommoletatocits. -The trade waiting arrival*. WmTor.-English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 465. to 62i. ; ditto, gas old, 65e. te7os.; ditto red, new, 445. In sdo; ditto, tam, .16, Ws. to 66a. ; Kodak, ric., fins, old, 61e. to 695.; red, new, 465. to 595. Foreign : Dantaic, 655. is 665. ; Ink 611 s. to 76e. • lonqpberg. 545. to 655. ; die* antra, extra, 69a. to 73..; Rest ock, 655. to 68s. ; Ins, old, 695. to 72h.; Aznarimaa white, Rio to 665. ; ditt o wd, eh. to 650 . BARIAT. -English 'malting, 4.21. to 41s. ; fine, grinding, 30s. to 335.; didalring„ Xt.. to 37a. per qr. ; lonia vismli4 295. to 325.; ditto addling. 39.. to 360 Mau.- 12, Essex and Norfolk, 60a. to es. ; fine, Ms. to 6Ss.; gatoa and town mode, 535. to 661.; flne,66e. to 770; boo fine, 565. Oars.- • feed, 235. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato, 26s to 30s. ,• weir*, 21s. Od. to 275. Ituogs.-English tick, 335. to 375. ; barrow, 275. to 411. ; Oral, 375. to 41s. ; foreign, 375. to 39t. .-English boilers, 40s. to 464 maple, 475. to 481.: grey, 365. to 405.; foreign, 425. to 445. FLOUR. -English town, 525. to 540 i. ; ditto fins, 555. to 60s. ; country, 41s. to 445. . • households, 465. to 51s. ; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 41s. to 44*. ; French, 41s. to 495. pm sack; American, 30a. to 355.; Canadian, 31s. to 355. ; Spanish, 465. to 501. ARRIVAL INTO LONDON PROD DEC. ri TO lAN. 6. 11•9141. MIL Oala r g oar Poo Mar. lielL VS. ra qra brio 'De NI q a 110 197 167 .. 10 ka 43 lin N 161 i .... 60 .. .. 3930 .... sirs 1466 IN Illie lais E. C. Rail 1138 2127 7510 1607 365 257 .. 10347 Gt. N. Rail 447 4112 1190 11410 30 11 .. 1901 8. R. Rail. IX . 500 76 44 95 $1 .. 501 Comtwlso. Irheat, Roißoil* %is huh . Fords; :1 INSS MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The foriovriag public sales araadvertimed for to-morrow : flogar-300khole. West India, 400 begs Mauritius, 2,000 bags Bengal, 2,500 kap Madras, and 2,500 bags Siam. off —15,000 make Plantation Ceylon. Rice—ls,ooo bags. Salt petre-700 bap Bombay. The private contract markets generally have been dull and inactive since Friday. SUGAL—A floating cargo of Ifilvannah sold for a near Cora—Native Ceylon hum been more inquired for. TWA. —la the free of large public sales declared for Wed reday the article ii very dull el age. Corron.-300 balm sold at fall prices. Markets gemarally have a dull appeatance to-day. TALLOW MARSZT.—CTELIS DAY.) The markot ia steady. Yetissborg Y.C. on the s p ot, 60s. 6d. ; Jaa. to Mar* Itta. 3d. ; March, Kb. &I. ; April to Juno, Ms.; Oct. to Dan, 157 e. Id. PAJITICTLAig OF TALLOW. SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The railway share market opened this morn ing without much change in prices, but sustained n couniderable fall directly the advance iu the Bank rate of discount transpired. The reduction from Saturdays closing prices &armee 1 to 1 par cent. Caledonian, and Great Northern A stocks have fallen 11 .to 11 per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 100 j to 1011 ; Great Western, 731 to 74 ; Midland, 136 to ; L ancashire and Yorkshire, 118 to .L ; 07 to 1; South Eastern, 871 to ; Eastern Counties, 53 to 1 ; and Great ortbern, 108 to 109. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 11 to 11 dis. Canadian, Indian, and most of the foreign railway shares are somewhat flatter. 100 111 100 100 100 WILDIZAIT lIVAILBS LX) STOCKS. r 64. IPt I 14U.WATII. 1 e tr ip C" liabi s e 1 p. " 46 7 1.. ' 14. all illseaMoL4l44ouriral i 111 111 - sis. m• .aa.,bebes./lise 80 1M - 111 all 111aokbors lll 16 a@ Arta and True. . - - - N al Dostoo.DisWAlii - Ci. 51 7 - N. 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PLe.(l) De. ak pee end Wake pen I Do. ao•1114; per oat 11. 4 p. eent 1 Do. Yoe= p. i o. /ate Ineek.l.Dartingion6p.a. De. do. Dep.,. De. do. Cap W Nse.• il .1414-0. D. do. a t u rd i e Do. Newp. 6 pet. hid IDo.do.psep. Spot. pref M Lit toe Ig OS iii 112 US 100 100 110 115 100 U 0 1U 115 1U 114 116 119 112 116 106 166 II 86 si H. da in SO 111 lel 10111 L 3 lie 1 11 76 78 90 91 IL t:1 190 141 116 1111 116 113 136 143 116 113 1011 146 us 1811 110 1N M n 110 le IN 118 180 lbe 14 141 1 0 I Paz r 2 I i Psi IST 129 101 103 105 07 llt 114 110 111 1i 1 Pm 10 108 i t PM _ A di, jar 1/21 120 DO 111 10{ U 131 24f 102 104 102 100 91 13 100 101 U 191. 1 I 44 64 MI 116 ITS 116 ISO 101 1211 IDS 11 , 013101, RAILWAYS. t i b i waist Tra:.7:::.l in L J au to Gramme least UAL W II an II IDaIsD Mandeb et lama 20 KM. Raman au& 6. p. all 'Gt. Owed of franca W OR Utaasabjarast. Se W Milks all ;LW Conatanos tt Bole. all 'l l / a ra sad Throbout all▪ 4.41.8 and Gaue Marla Aatoala n aD :liala.tUaseLE: o. the all De. 'purr!. Itelesoov. sal Northers et • • • • li , Do. New Sham _. an 'Norwegian Trani Prot aD ll'uts, Lyons, sad Meat I di PA/ Ilia Orleans U Roadie and & Franc-Geo! (Pirmalrooo g. al DI Rap and Ginsb p. urg aU Ram and Vreacatl all Royal Daniel all sera Swedish all De. I per cent. W ,Sanaber and Meuse .., all Do. losEent. hoe 6 AtaTa I.7porot. It taut& •Vesetlsa all Southern of haat* 2/1 West Madame all Da se pro east. ?M -all Went R. W. of Drama, Weston' .t Austria , - ......... : : - if yogi Aisi 11 12 h e I§ n} izett St 7 4 ;f la ala la Pa $e Se 6 86 66 66 3} f.} dim l Hie I *; ,4 3 AY let BRITTON tOBRIMNDXS. itAIIIIATL I Atlantic MN. Beta Bd. &C.lattp.e. Do. do. I BudalotledutHeremeil I Do. Pretenses NWT., Brent,.(tOodedoli 'p.c. Bd&, Aug. I,M D en&wiedbyßuN.&L.H. Do. Ju1y1,1873,, ditto Do. June 1, 1876, ditto Would & 8. Falk= . Cope k T.& ct Doelitper cont d p.c.gua Dodd, Ude= Sid Indian Do. la Do. 41 b p l . 4 2 " Debeeit Do. 6 p. et. do. Do. do. do. lei Cieelmg & Iletheuse /Dread Truth's( Do. 6 per ct. /di Do.Soc.Prel.64= L i it: • ;0: 18E Do. do. 1812 Do. do. 1872 &Mg to as Penland Do. New B. of India g. 6 pat Do. Do. _B New Oared; Do. __ __ DoJk Ds. do. do. 7347.4t111 Do. 73 tho Madras Guar. per el De. do. E. m:. Do. di per et . Do. dtbArtea. d 0... Melb.Corp.6p. et-Beads N. Brunewkk & Csuada — ci, - .71 - e47:6: —' Do. do. la 041 do Do. *ND sow 4s Do. do, loom) 4o dodo (Llialtod L:midad.ftlid.runrllBl. Waited. fte* cwws~b.. 74 T lIS Ni 11 1 1} Ai , 111 4 T 76 20 67 72 66 10 IWs par Is 1 if dis If Of Ma rim S 1) dli Eu 064 96f xla 4 1:11 I i w. IS 16 74 78 N 66 47 49 64 69 45 50 •5 60 08 07 I OT , 4 lt db dal. iiii 96 92 116ziw Nab ii if i If If dla , 6 7 6 7 1 7 I 7 eaCE la 2 11 ass 22 01 xis I als . . - . r e. lIA/10 et. Ommarriiii lOO llek 114010 /IL op. ct. Pril, las 100 AMAMI et INA sad Wad talk 101 .. AMMO el laud= 100 17 Laskele et el Kailiazia• lOO MN* et. lioteraapkva . . NO IKON el Victoria 4000 10 Do. New COLONIAL eOvwOPE,T UOVAMIL 4,. 045.G0v.11p.0.Ja5.1.101.400 Do.lltor coot, 1879 — l lOO Do. 6 per mot. 1880 lOO —. Ds Olpor cent., 1882 llOO -- Ds 11 per eB. lob.ll I 100 111 113 Do. Gm ot. !WA 80 11N 111 113 Do. • pre coot 100 1111 107 Do. do. &rip SO —, CaaotGliorflp.ctlMlll• 105 108 1888810 Now Drogs.Gocelp.et. IVA WS 107 xd.,, St s.Walso 130.11p.0. ZIPS NI 100 Ed' Do. 0., WI to VA Mt 13% :di Do. E p p. 0., INS Nova 63.301a6 p. at. OW 100 Deb. roam. IQ6 lll5 1118 107 14 1 Aut. 003.11 p. o. Bonds IN 11o.00.1184.4.JamaJaP /OS D 0.40.110. a Ass.*ooll. 100 071 1014 t lOO U 4: is:c;,.l ~- .... 1011 No. lIL 1 MUM I Pd. iO. ploys I balm. dla . Alfred Gams. (Pldlledol.ll.lo if 4 - ll,' IS linlielaran lB 1 1 nll 206 Ild id - - 1,011 .. Dm. G. Goa. (Taoistic) 1 610 420 - U .. aril ler et (Mops) - 4144 .. Diet Minden 1114.84 Ile 12 4 .. LIM Itamel Clhiletk ) 71.41. 101 II 1 4* Gmabler 1 8k Anima l4l 26 17 - llona ( Ta iii 174. 71 6,1 .. GLIM Alfred MILO I A .. G. 1,11. Tot 6• .. GresAlle = I. .. Berecre-loot Si. lit. U - 0. .. ilingston Donne 4110e8d g Bertha LB.6. e B = t (Uny Lela* Of 6$ - 11. :•. =owns 1 1 1 4 -. 1, .. N. FranceDlo) - I, .. N. Wh. be r et( Mop) 6 ..., 1.118 .. North Wheal Croft, 1.13.9. 8 9 - 0, - Par Coos.(Bt. Elam) 11 54 10 - I. 91 Providence (U. LAW) 10.6.7. 46 47 -- .. Sortridge Con. Min. Oa I 4 1 - .. IL Ganda& ‘Bl. Clearl n Ka 1110 - I. .. 6. Cara Brea (mope) - IS. 1 Devon Iron I Den ining (Um.) .. L M W. Frames (Mope) 111.18.9. 161 110 = Park 914.0. 48 48 -. S. 4 Tomo 811.9.1oadMxt.O 44 2 14 - 10, 10 Tla Croft .. Pale of Toeve r ana t ) Us. Sil. 1 - 11,,0f4 .. WM Ihrosot ( .. W. Carideo ) 6 78 9) - .. WM Sake - , .. Wit. Dm* ( liars) 61 MI 1171 .- .. 111. bars t 6 ISO ISO .... .. Wh. Bdward ( 71 11 1 - 1,891 .. WIL Kitty (Un. lalsat) 1.7.1. 13 14 - 1.1.9116 .. Wbeil Mary Ass (Ximlissiot) - .. WL Trainmen (Usk B4 17 10 - 101BIGN 161116. in. I M. i MUMS. 114 i CLielose. I Balm *lllOl It dantralian thaw.. i g i t I 1 11 = 10,000 ) 86 Imp. ( atgl.pas.) 171 t h 11 _ - 11.000 1 10 Do. 84, John del Bet /6 1 71 14 -• 10,000: 6 Do. Land a Ills. Co. al 1 - 00,000: 1 ClaCon. MM. Co. Jam. I •-•.- 12,0001 40 Coke Copper el IA 66 - laolooo,l - Ospinpo - 1 Dm Mountain coiner all 61,0001 I Fortuna 10,000 10 General all se 13 - 116,1110 1 Ot. Northern of 8. Atutralla= 1 1 4pm - KOl6 11 [mond. Usit.) - WOO 8 Mures all Of 10,t00 6 Ltultanian - 183,811 1 Mariquits ll ll I i - IKON 1 N. Mins Copper of S Australia ,Lina.) . - 12.8 1 Mi e = 10,000 97 Pontebaud B ll verLead all 4 r 106000 6 Port Phillip 1 4 m 4 _ 00. 1 Scottish Austin. (Um.) 10e. 11 die - 43,174 91101 United Mexican all 3 111 11 VAMP ON Do. 1 IWarthlng (Um.) all M JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. IBL I BABEL I Pd. I Cl. pima I &Ma. 960001 MO Ape and U. &m. Bank .1083 86 •-• 11.100 40 Aualralada all TA 74 - 10000, SS Bank of loo t - 6000100 Bank of - 664001 119 Bank of Turkey 1 14 1 dla - WACO, 60 BABA N. Aimeka - -31 86100 1 10 Chart. Bank of 1 Australis, and c alm . all 114 23 - Igoool 16 Chrtrd. Mere. of ladle, Lon., and China all 34 16 - 1100 Ho t at, - 10,010 1 100 ,Colonlal - 40,00010.11 1 C0m. of Canada - 26,000 100 Coin. of London fa II 14 - 14.000; so Mg. Boot.ikAusl.Charld all 1111 17 - 80,0t0. 10 G. Bank of Beritaarbad all - - - 04.000 SO Lou. Ch. bank of AustrL ED Iffil 131 x all ..1 all 61,600 60 Landon sod County - 00,400 10 London Joint swot - - - tom 20 London .8 South Airless 4 111) dl. - 14.000 100 Lou. and Westminster le - - - 15.000 100 Nat. Pray. of England dt - - - 14,000 10) Do. New 30,000 1 00 National Bank 24003 1 20 New South Wake aD 10,100; 25 Oriental Bank Corpora all 47 40 174 61,000 20 .Ottoman Bank - 10,000' 100 •Provlnetal of Ireland - - -ad 4,000' 10 Do. New 12.600 , 26 South Austria. WI I - -.- 60.006 26 Union ol Auatfulla - - - 40,600 60 Union of London - 8.000.100 Cully Mutual llO 1 .- h i i 10,000, 10 a2gloadaddia NBA 1 NON 10 Autralisa &erred.. 11,001 10 Bares Watson/IN— .. ,IN BIN AMMON Lead I LON 60 Brit, &WAIL* Tt,L Ai 5.101 i 21 Do. 37pc a. WllBO2 KIN 10 Do. C 1,016 /OS Lead 8,11101 10 DbadsTaL (L) 8110.000' 114.. Osp.lllzsdiagANNK. WWI IS Do. Prd. Ilk per Nal I,MM N. Crystal Palate WON 111. Do. Yrsieramo• 7::. 'it 2..DZilf.f.47 . CDait }NON IN. Ilasotr a k Thisesspl, YAM 11 Do. New 111. I gag. sad AM. Cop. IN, 1.6 ON. Btaara=ton WON 1 CNN Ship 106, 1 Do. 174 per Nat. Pra. 12, 6 lam District TaL (L) N 10 :Laadou Disooant (L.L 100.000 4 'Loa. ciao. Omnibus Co iikr.e 80.0 . 041 10 litirdras Irriga & ONO 10, 10 NoditerramaalloaTal. e l 12.0110 10 Naditer. Es. Tal. (Um) 10, IS Natioast Disoowit Os &NO 20 NorbuddsCosairou(L) 1141 10 Withsrlsods iced , 10,000 6 Do. 111 a., h. stl its 1,71 4 100 N. Bruns. &N. Boot. Ld VAIN 1 N. brit. Asstraladas 00,006 1 Ortastal Ow 10,000 1 Do. "New Nam' 40,000 111 Odes. la. atm. 11.tak 1 100,000 81 Peal Liver land & Min ! 10,000 60 Peals. sad Oaks. Brous! 10,000 80 Do. Now 60,000 10 MN ass & la& Yr& NI a Sorely,. by Br. Oov 10,100 N y ITN I 10,030 U New , 16,000 100 Royal Mall Steam . 100.000 Bt. Scottish Asst. Invest= 14,500 IS both Australian WWI MOOD 1 %Newts, TN. Scrip I 110.000 1 Do. do. litsitstsoal I 11,106 10 Dd. d 0..... .. . . 110,00t1 10 Trill & Lo. Co. 'Up. Cm , 11,101 106 Vas Disrose, Land.— 13 14 111 31 41 ei las ST 1 IS 91 IS 15 1110 11l zd Sti ;SI .72 14 1 101 108 iA lirr iw mai 99 94 I kits Si Si 1I It 1 rlal 1 Daubs 11 r I a& 2 I dis 1 1 1 L. i { ps lIP a t iti ii llip ,72 74 I 12 is pm 17 IS 17 10 6 6 17 19 136 Ist 31 66 103 i d K .... i in 721, - 5t TI 9 10 MOSEY MAIiICE7.-(THIS DA Y.) FRESH RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Ciocc. lutluenced chiefly by the unfavourable character of the accounts from America, and by the straitened position of the Bank of France, the directors of the Bank of England have this day raised the The step was n o t genera ll y expec t e d so soon, minimum rate of di scoun t f rom 6 t o 7 p e r cent. and has therefore had considerable effect on the stock markets. The funds have fallen Q per cent., and most of the principal British railway stocks to 1 per cent. Throughout the StocklExchange heavi ness prevails, but there is no tendency to panic. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 67fr. 50c., being 1 1 per cent, worse than on Satur day. The news of the movement by our Bank was not then known there. This is the first day for private transfers is Consols and the other goveranient stocks lately shut for the dividend. Consols are officially marked 92k, 1, and 911, ex div., for money, and 921 911 for the amennt(Jan, 10). The present quotation is 91&to 92, ex div. for the 10th inst. The official business repast is as follows :—Three per Cents. Evinced. 92, i; New Three per Cents., 92, .1, 911; India Steak, 221, 220 ; ditto Pour per Cent. Debentures, 1890, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 108., 88. dia. ; Exchequer BEN 3s. die., par. IThe foreign stock market is generally fiat, with little business. Turkish bon& have ex perienced a fall of about i per cent., the Lomb of 1854 being quoted 70 to *, and that of 1868, 56 to 1. Sales are reworded as follows : —Chian Pour-cad-a-Half per Cents., 811 ; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 211, 11; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 4sj ; ditto New Dgened Thies per Cents., for account, 403, ex. div. ; the Crenmittee'r Certificates, ; Turkish Sin per Cents, 1858, fee aocouct, 563 ; ditto Gwerarbeed Foam per Cents:oo'4. The Tee: Wain has taken 70,0001 in specie for New York. Foes o'Crocc. Consols are heavy, at 94 to I for the .10th Jan. This will be a busy week in, Uie money market ; for, upon the payment of the dividends on Wednesday, a large portion of the sin onnt will be carried back to the Bank, in discharge of the advances obtained from that establishment during the shutting of the transfer hooks. It is worthy of remark that, at the moose' it when rumours of another Indian government It an are. afloat, the East Indian Railway Company are in the market for 1,500,000/, the Madras Ri 'away Company for 1,194,0001., and the Cape- of Good Hope government for 150,000/. We need not in clude in the account the projected Turbiah loan (the extension of the subscription to which expired on Saturday), because there has evidently been no re sponse to it on the part of the English public. The announcement in Paris that the unsubscribed balance of the amount now offered will be taken by an association of bankers is regarded as merely a device to oover the virtual failure of thoproject. The notice in question does not state whether the bankers referred to are to have the new bonds at the price (believed to be about 53 per cent.) ar ranged between M. Mires and the Turkish govern ment, or at the much higher figure of 'boot 62f, at which that talented financier has endeavoared to sell them to the English and French public. There were no transactions in bullion at the Bank on Saturday, but the principal portion of the sovereigns shipped by the Asia for New York must. have been taken from the Liverpool branch. The Asia, which sailed on Saturday for New York, took the large sum of 330,0001. in specie. This makes the aggregate despatched since the 28th of November 2,173,0001. The imports of specie last week, exclusive of any silver from the Bank of France, amount to about 900,0001., nearly all from Australia, the West Indies, and Mexico. The Live rp ool cotton market on Saturday was firm, with s al es to the extent of 8,000 balsa The directors of the London and South African Bank announce a call of N. per share, payable on the 4th Feb., and another of 31. payable on the 4th of March. These sums, with the 41. already paid, will complete the moiety (200,0001.) of the present capital, which, by the stipulations of the royal charter, must be paid before the corporation can commence banking business. Notice is issued by the Portuguese financial agent in London that he is ready to take charge of any bonds of the foreign debt the holders of which may be desirous of converting them into internal stock. The half-yearly meeting of the East and West India Dock Company is called for the 11th inst., to declare a dividend. _ . . We are requested to state that the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M. P., has joined the board of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia► SATURDAY Eveintro. Console, which closed yesterday at 021 to }ex div., for the 10th January, opened this morning at 92} to 1, touched 92} " b uyers," and closed at 92/ to 1. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for account (Jan. 10), 921, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, for account, 1011 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96j ; ditto Bonds, 1.03. die. ' The Five per Cent. rupee paper was rather firmer, at 94} to 95}, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 100} to 1011. There were some sales of India Bonds at 10s. die. Exchequer Bills were steady, at 3s. dim. to par. The foreign stock market remains dull. The variation in prices was unimportant. The Turkish loan of 1854 was quoted 70} to 71, and that of 1858 at 561 to 67. There was no alteration to-day in the market for bank, land, steam, or miscellaneous shares. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, to 4,1, prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, If to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1} to 11 prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, par to 1 prem. ; East India Irriga tion, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; East India and London Shipping, to 1 prem. ; and Central American Piers, 1 to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Two& The bones mining market to-day is quiet. There have been few transactions, and these have been chiefly confined to shares in Wheal Cupid, Cam borne Vean, East Basset, North Wheal Crofts', Holmbush, and Wheal Grylls. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked WI) ; and Great Whwil Alfred, United Mexican Mining shares are flatter ; transactions are recorded at 3} and 4. As regards ' other foreign as well colonial mining shares mue'a dullness prevails. The half-yearly meeting of the Cobra Copper Mining AliDiX9liSell is called fee the 28th inst. With reference to New Treleigh Consols mine, the weekly mining circular of Meson. Webb and bleach has the follow ing :—•• New Treleigh.—The 80 fathom level is worth:(. per fathom ; the 70 fathom level has h. en driven through 40 fathoms of ore ground, worth on an averag e from 20!. to 4/. per fathom. This augurs well for the 4I fathom level." At Trevoole Mine meeting, on the lot lost., the accounts showed a debit balance of 1.3408 i. Ws. tid. A ma of If. To. 3d. per c re hmTew4smade. ln, on the 1'../th :,Ir., mad.: c.,:l ..)f per share. 1148 81 :In 09 xln sd sd sd sd i.e 17 -• 14 id =d— ila IR 2 76 6,