The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-15 00:00:00

!NON IN THE CHANNEL. 1 --- starlight nights and (generally) dugs, At 6 this morning the Eked four degrees below zero. This inauguration of a by no means Ail did sot arrive to-day ; I hear `se packet boat, but the letters are her a alight fall from the closing q, closed rather better. OF THE SUFFERERS. DOTER, FRIDAY Hoinsmo. in now lying at the mouth of the Ink, Her port bow is completely stove buque's bows evidently have been idea in bar side ; indeed, looking at all it Is °moldered marvellous that the ship lily over ha, and drown everybody that Fumy Bok was under all sail at the time, Channel with • fair wind at shout 8 the &milk*, which is • very swift t needy 16 moots, attempted to coon maingar o f the London, Cbat. lam, with the superintendent, arrived r, sad instituted an inquiry luta the , collision. The names of the enflame me, Nomisur Lerwick traveller Bookering, Fiery, and Co., No. sr. wines, Paris ; one brans Putlentsn, I overboard at the me ime el the colltdon. in the cabin : &ADM, Yalding. Onion, Kiss Hain. Made= Mania bees braegbt whom and es limped on place this shaman. REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 16. II LS. N:*. E. N.W. W.N.W. N.W. F.W. N.W. N.N.Z. N.M. W.N.W. W.F.R. N.N.L N. N.N.I. N.N.L. N. N.W. PIOSABLA OS Norms OD/SR N.IL N.W. N. N.N.W. N.W. N.A.W. 1 1 - IIyWDAT. Westerly to N., mode rate to stroog tine crate WWII & N. to N.W., freak Wm generally• ‘odo. Porrsna. As next above. tine. Tand iaIITIOL North 'safety, fresh or strong, fine. "ad. Wadarn.lialand. Wee, and &Os 'mina& asannal and Bay of Mem. lagland sad North Bea. de Joinville, the Duke d'Aumale, le Paris arrived at the Charing-cross Hotel from Claremont. Their royal highnemes, us state rooms at the hotel, leave town Ai for Brunel; to attend the funeral of their Sing. fortune left by Bing Leopold is . 4 0001. sterling. m and Castle Thunder, at Richmond, the annals of the Confederacy, have lately to the peaceful business of tobacco ware. !ht of the let Meyerbeer's L'Africaine ' the Academy of Musk, New York , with to beau monde Imo out en masse, and the ruled to suffocation. The opera commenced rhd ended at a quarter to 12. The owe en &c., necessitated delays, which the publio e best gram This not representation was 1 the 15th of this month (to -day) Marebr•k ups to Bootee, whore they will sing until the Naples of the Bth says :—" Naples resume its uncial cheerful appe►rance, sad re alreedy eupged in the principal hotel; et occupied. Mayo:boar's Profeta was re. In Carlo last Friday, end brought before the first time on Sunday last. There wu a very xi, bat the general impression wu that, in r puffs, the mode in which it was produced 3y means equal to the merits of this pest true and Stigefli are the only singers spoken ed dim." Cs, WHITECHAPT.I—The Bishop of Lon- AM his intoatioo of contort ins the imam. . Mark's, Whitechapel, shortly to become moquettes of the promotion of the it.,. Bo . It, by the dean sod chapter of Westminster. e of Peratore,Worceetersome), upon the Bee. bert, 8.C.L., formerly curate of Hillirgdles l / 2 unci sines curate of the church of which be the incumbent. The value of St. Mares is with house of residence. The population is I:63RIGHT AND THE GOVLIINNIENT.—Mr. some remarks at Birrelogluim on the subject dm 'emplanes of office which do not appear ia LLurnished by the Telegraph Company to the He said he had not been ambitions ct E7had been the chief ambition of his political rught that probably, loog before the present should have been in some office of dig polument. His present office was not one of ; but it WIII one of great dignity. There were come sme to dignities throngh their dead ancestors t his dignity by the favour of his constituents, ot toped he was the honest, and, in some degree. mt. He bad not been ambitions for office, but lose his duty to accept office under certain cis. If that should be so, and it was a bold 6,1 , speak of it at all, let them depend upon it that ply be when he was thoroughly convinced that it tet with the position he held as their repre some sents,. iament, and the advocate in e sort, humble nt as it might be, of the great mass of his fel. Ire.. 1.1.- FIELDS BURIAL GaotrsD.—The Banhill. dness is making progress. The Ecclesiastical Peers have asked the Common Council for returns Tents, derived from the ground while II w as open lents, and a select committee has been appointed urt to consider the propriety of making thesis id to take the matter generally under its ciogni di will ensure prompt attention to every phase of I which is now becoming urgent. As long as it i under the purview of the City Lands C ommittee, 'already overworked, delays that might possibly aischievous were inevitable. The committee of 1 who fist set the stone rolling by memo'the corporation have now requested an in. aith the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and the it dissenting deputies have also appointed • dope.. the same purpose. The commissioners will thus, nobliged to disclose their intentions, and as soon Ate known the path of the corporation and the lists will be clear. We hops the oommiseioDer• I the inevitable with a good grace, and eve. if an to !Inane' is required for the enfranchisement of the i difficulty can be apprehended if the commissioners tit aoquiesoence.—.Potriof. LINO AND THE CATTLE PLAGE 6. —The fol *tor appeared in %Scotch paper : " Sir,—l observed ir Advertiser of last Thursday, a letter from Mr. drawing the attention of the gentlemen in the county of Ayr to the possibility of while traversing the country, being the mes as fog the cattle plague. Although I sin not Ito say this is not the case, still I cannot the that anion of keeping my hounds in their kennel world y avail while the farmers allow their dogs t ea i, e. roaming from one byre to another, and is of every field in the neighbourhood. This, lama i not allowed where the infection has ah ead, F sr out ; hut I am well aware that dogs of all sorts a about where the disease has not already shown I may add that I have studiously avoided all I places when I have been aware of them. If, how. be farmers who reside in those parts of the county . hunt have any reel cause of alarm from my bounce Fwer their farms, and thus being the means of thecattle plague, I shall be glad if the fa rmers t a few, say six or seven of the leading tenant. to meet me on any day they may please to gate in Ayr or Kilmarnock, or both, to dis cuss the end I shall be most happy to abide by Moir L ; Sion I have busted the county I have always 'ad the greatest kindness from the WOWS be I, and I consequently am desirous, in this oath, tubs by their opinion, and theirs only.—l am, tas mi.—Egli/Mos Castle, Led?, 1865." starlight nights and (generally) • At 6 this morning the ked four degrees below zero. This • inauguration of a by no means • did not arrive to-any ; I hear • e packet boat, but the letters are a alight fall from the closing roll y, ahead rather better. 10 1111 SION IN THE CHANNEL. fts OF THE SUFFERER& YM DOVER, ninth" Moalneo. as od is now lying at the mouth of the Her port bows completely don • buqua's bows evidently have been U oh' • dad in bee side ; indeed, looking at t b considered marvellous that the ship i)" . over her, and drown everybody that eatt Faasy Bok was under all at the time, Channel with a fair wind at about 8 the fiamshire, which is a very swift My , t needy 16 knots, attempted to cam Osffi nerd manager o f the London, Chat. ' • 91 01 2 way, with the superintendeet, arrived • If "' 181 and instituted an inquiry into the WA' collision. The names of the BUSMEN. OF_ Sr., Measisur Laynelet, Cavelier 0 1 . Dickering, Fiery, and 00., No. sr. fh .acmes, Paris ; one forldlP gentleman, • overboard at the time of the °abbe. in the cabin : Nisi Baines, of Yielding, Oh . • • Miss Armies. Moslem Martin ft bees brought ashore, and an inquest ea k b place this afternoon. dr r: REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) --w DOOM= 15, 9 LS. T. W. •f. Ex D. , L a. a. n r ms w. N.W. leb g 57 W. 7 W.N.W. rob g Ells 47 N. lorn eb 1 g L 6 N.W. b i t W.B.W. N.W. re gag 1 E. N.N.Z. ob 1 oss 64 44 N.Z. N.L - 91 ° N. 6 W.H.W. I 46 & I W.N.W. o we 68 N.L S N. cc g wit 45 NMI. a. N. to VO 44 W. 3 N.il. o g - m N. 1, XX to I at N.E. 3 &S.E. eon 1 lle 116 H. 3 N.W. c ty N.N.W. S B. c I N.N.B. I N.N.W. be - : isi 42 - 4 N.W. b o AY N. 1 6 N.N.W. ) • IN 35 N.W. 2 6 N.W. her I Ito ?WHOLE. . ■ cm somanna serrose. • • 00/1114. Westerly to N. mode. jt rate to stro ng, fine generally. . W1E113122. N.& to N.W., fresh, • w One generally. ode- 11022Nin1t. As next above, fine. II Land Esissam North 'erect', fresh . or strong, fans. • • .. Western.buland. Wales, and adjs. • Channel and Bay of Biscay. and North flea. de Joinville, the Dag d'Aumale, j • . Paris arrived at the Citaring.cose Heed • m Claremeet. Their royal bighneees, ,• state rooms at the hotel, leave town this be Smote* to attend the funeral of their King. . fortune left by King Leopold is 4 , 11,0001. sterling. • n and Castle Thunder, at Richmond, the annals of the Coafedersoy, have lately to the peaceful butinene of tobacco ware. ht of the let Meyerbeer's L'Africaine the Academy of Mule, New York, with • e beau monde were out en moue, and the dad to suffocation. The opera commenced d ended at a quarter to 12. The mire en Stc., necessitated delays, which the public he best gram. This nut representation was the 15th of this month (to -day) Mambak • to Boston, where they will sing until the .m Naples of the Bth says :—" Naples • resume its wall cheerful appearance, and shady engaged in the principal hotel; occupied. Meyerbeer's .Pro,/eta war re. Carlo last Friday, and brought before tits first time on Sunday last. There was a very • • but the general impression was that, in puffs, the mode in which it was produced • y means equal to the merits of this pest • and Stigelli are the only singers spoken eel tic." WHITT-CHAPEL—The Bishop of Lon- .• his beadle* of contorting the Maim. Mark's, Whitechapsl, shortly to become • a/equines of the promotion of the Bey. R. A.., by the dean and chapter of Westminster. -e of Perahors,Worcestersbtre), upon the Bey. bert, 8.C.L., formerly curate of Halbach . • since curate of the church of which be- the incumbent. The value of Be. Mark's is with house of residence. The population is 3G3. RIGHT AND THE GoveelrgaNT.-- 31 r. o some remarks at Birmingham on the subject • acceptance of office which do not appear in furnished by the Telegraph Company to the wan. He said he had not been ambitious cd ;• ce had been the chief ambition of his political • • let that probably, long before the present should have been in some office of dig- ••olutnent. ilia present o ffi ce was not one of ; but it ass one of great dignity. There were some •• •to dignities through their dead ancestors his dignity tith e favour of his co nstituents, of • pod he was honest, and, in some degree. •t. He had not been ambitious for office, but • ••• e his duty to accept office under certain cies If that should be so, and it was a bold diure • speak of it at all, let them depend upon it that ly be when he was thoroughly convinced that it . at with the ;critic° be held as their represents. lament, and the advocate in some sort. humble .ut la it might be, of the great man of his fey. men. LL-FIELDS NMI AL Gaotrsn.—The Bunhlll - isess is making progress. The Ecclesiastical ners have salted the Common Council for return' me derived from the ground while it wag 010 4 rote, and a select committee has been appointed rt to consider the propriety of making three • d to take the matter generally under its cord- . will ensure prompt attention to every phase of which is now becoming urgent. As long as it under the purview of the City Lands Committee. already overworked, delays that might possibly • bievous were inevitable. The committee of who first set the stone rolling by memo. the corporation have now requested an m- ite the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and the t dissenting deputies have also appointed a depoe the same purpose. The commissionen will thus, • obliged to disclose their intentions, and as soon • . known the path of the corporation and the ists will be clear. We hope the oommissioDers to the iacitable with a good grace, and even if an lisment is required for the enfranchisement of the • difficulty can be apprehended if the commissioners it aoquiesoence.—Patriot. INC) AND THE CATTLE PLAGD IL—The fol- tter appeared in %Scotch paper : " Sir,—l observed r Advertiser of last Thursday, a letter from Mr. drawing the attention of the patience in the county of Ayr to the possibility of while traversing the country, being the means • iog the cattle plague. Although I sin not • to say this is not the case, still I cannot see that ution of keeping my hounds in their kennel would • y avail while the farmers allow their dogs 50 e, roaming from one byre to an other ' and in ' of every field in the neighbourhood. This lambi is not allowed where the infection has ahead, out • but I am well aware that dogs of all sort s • ab out: where the discos has not already shown I ma add that I have studiously avoided all places when I have been aware of them. If, how. farmers who reside in thole parts of the counV hunt have soy real cause of alarm from my housa er their farms, and thus being the means of •• the cattle plague, I shall be glad if the farmers • oust a few, may six or seven of the leading tenant. to meet me on any day they may please to fire in Ayr or Kilmarnock, or both, to discuss the ; and I shall be most happy to abide by their Since I have hunted the county I have Atwell red the greatest kindness from the farmer he , and I consequently am desirous, in this ease, tole by their opinion, Bed theirs only.—l am, lues • .—Fglinton Castle, Dee. 9, 1865," LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) The rimers, who an beth breigneen end an knee to the police, drove up in • cab to Mr. Busiyard's house at about 5 o'olook in the afternoon, bang about ;the time that passengers usually arrived from Paris. They said that they bad come from thence' and had been to a neighbouring hotel, where Wood's fisher was known, but the house being full they had been recom mended to Kr. Banyard. They took a bedroom, and went to bed very early. At about 7 o'clock the next morning Mr. Parker, • gentleman residing in the house, found the prisoner Albert in his bed. room, crawling about on his hands and knees, and fumbling with his (Mr. Parker's) clothes, which were hanging on the toenail of the bed. Mr. Parker roused the house, and amongst the psrwee who entered the room upon hearing the alarm was Wood, who declared that his friend had only made a roinake, being in search of the closet. Albert was given in custody, and at once taken to the atatiorhonn. Wood expressed a desire to accompany him, and went sa far as Vinegar-yard, where he turned amide and hurried away. A couple ot hours later be went back to Kr. Bunyard's, and ordered breakfast. Sergeant Moooktos, the detective officer stationed at the Cheriegnrees Railway Station, was seat for (es he understands Gormapean, and the prisoner could not or would not sk Mn 'eked him why he did not follow his hind to the station.boun. Hs answered that he wanted to go to the posenfilee to post some letters. He was then taken in custody. He stated that be had only known Allert for one day. They met at Paris. Albert, sated that they had known each other for years. 8 5... loquiriee wake made, and it was found that neither Wood nor his father was known at the hotel from which he said Bseis he had been recommended. Mr. Abrams, in defending Albert, maintained that his 26 defense bon the imprees of probability , and elicited from 100 Mr. Parker, in orossinamination, that it was possible he •• might hen been is a stooping position and not on all i t fours. With regent to Wood, he argued that it was di . extremely unlikely he would have returned to the hotel as. if he was condoms of any offence. Farther he submitted K. that there was no evidence to support the charge against K. Wood, who was lawfully in his own room, and was not in " the room where Albert was found. Albert was committed for three months, nil Wood was gm,, discharged. SA MARLBOROUGH-STMT. A SAD CAS& 89. Wm. Hill, formerly the leader of the band at the 84, Argyll /looms, and chi ved in the orchestra at the t i ri . Surrey Theatre, was with begging in Regentetrest. et. The case was before . Knox • few days ago, and the Bs, prisoner was remanded for the purpose of having the state get. of his mind inquired into. Mr. Knox resolved a certifi- Gated, aligned by the surgeon of the Hone of Detention, to 5 the effect that the pinata bad shown so sips of insanity. a" Mr. Knox said it was phiale to nee man in such estate, 84. and it appeared to him that the prisoner was really as. labouring under insanity though the surgeon did not certify it to it. 100 10 An eliterry female. the mother of the prisoner, stepped forward, and Mr. Knox asked her whether she would r . =dank* to take her son with her and care for him. 9 The mother said she could not do so. She thought ha is. ought to be sent to an asylum. 25 Mr. Knox observed that he could not send him to an 94 . nylon with the certificate produced before him. It seemed r e ," aharsh thing to sand the prisoner to prism. Could he i•-• (the prisoner) not exercise sufficient control over himself to Bt. enable him to do something for himself 1 ea. The prisoner said he thought he weld. (It was stated on est. the previous occasion that through the alleged infidelit of Si his wife the primmer had fallen into his present wretched 000dition, getting hie living by hewing about the streets.) S i t He aould play the fine. 10 Mr. Knox said Use prisoner's family would not take him, at. end the doctor said he was not house. The wiener said he thought he could get employment. St. Mr. Knox said the officer of the society should go with Bt. the • to a place he named, and see if be Gould get ,t• emp eyed. If the enamor played him false and was spin 'a brought before him for begging he should know how to Bt deal with him. The prisoner was then discharged, and left the court with U. the officer. 10 WORSHIP-STRKET. St CAUTION TO PAW 98201918. Henry Thomas Wood, pawnbroker, in banner at 110, Shonduch, attended to answer • charge made by George Darien, on the part of the churchwardens and overseers of the parish of Si. Leonard, Shoreditch, for having taken in pawn or pledge several articles of bed clothing, and giving • ticket improperly filled up, namely, by not having on it the address of the person who pledged it, or the letters "H " or "L" to demote whether such person was a housekeeper or lodger. This alleged offense was on the 4th of Deoember intent, and a it second one for not having fairly and legibly written the names and address of the parties who had effected a pawn di on the 18th of November last was mentioned by the vestry SI clerk as charged against the same defendant. SI A third charge was against Ambrose Hills, pawnbroker, m of 111, Orangestrest, Betbnal.green, for having received • g sheet in pledge on the 13th of November last without SA giving on the duplicate the nuns of the street and number u of the house (if such house be numbered) where the owner 11 ,, of the property resided, sad, as in th e first corts not `i; marking the initials LI or L, to denote, Sc. ll The nirroending circumstances of these offences were m not entered on, for both defendants pleaded guilty, one sere U them attributing the omissions to igooranoe of the require- lt men of the act of parliament, and the other to the fact of U his business being for the most part lett in the hands of others. Mr. Cooke, in dealing with the cases, remarked el that the offsoces is question were specified is the act, le and it was incredible that after seven years' pnotice in Use II trade, which Mr. Wood admitted he had, he should be ignorant of its demands. As regarded the dedenos set up by Mr. Hills, that his Wiriness was left to others ( i ( it was an attempt at excuse that would not be admitted in any court. as were allowed great a privileges, and it was extremely important that the powers of the act controlling the trade should be fully oar. reed out ; stolen property was very likely to pan into their $ hand', and it was imperatively requisite that such inform ation end knowledge of the person pledging sa it was pos. a 'Me to obtain should be expressed on the duplicate folly I and leebly. He (Mr. Cooke) would inflict • fine on the e defea‘st Wood, • penalty of 40s. for the first offence and 10s. for the second, or in default fourteen seven 'imprison. ; meet. Mr. Hill most also pal• • fine of 40s. o den" imprisonment, and in both instances full nets would be allowed. The penalties were of coarse paid immediately. !SOUTHWARK: COLTBN OF COMMON PI.NALS. oimp Mid Pries in London.—(Beere Lord Chief Judie. Erie and a Special Jury.) linstrutr V. TNN lAST LONDON BANK. ; 1 4 g a rdla t k bl anTth wsre ey ant u e r :Pll tei r e e i c i o ' ver in basisesr ilig: zumee of a cheque of theirs baring bee dis M lL Chambers, Q.C., Mr. Joyce. and Mr. Okannell, for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Oprp 0011C7OLD, for the defendant& fie fade were that the plaintiffs opened an amount with g e kedaste in September. 1864, end afterwerls signed , ,T i d a takiag to . keep 10 01 . below in their hands es • laming oollatost security, for discount and advances. - da morning of Saturday the 13th of May, lig tames wan slightly under 100 L, but at n• that day the plainUffa paid in an opea cheque on ;dab Sortt, for 1501. After banking hours on that hisstailrediarysinch2mtlx.l7go/. Z 0,1.1 par favour of and f l fad woe witl the 1501,, but there eno aoltiot the 1501. hal been actually paid as cosh. So on Sr. Lake's cheque was presented, and WM dishonoured • ail* et own sued the plaintiffs upon a bill for 80f . whi ch saadd bare held over if the cheque had been paid. Nas4x&mination one of the plaintiffs .hied that go al dtheir cheques hid bow dishonoured in copse pow et there being no funds, both by the defendants and by op plaintiffs' present bankers. Hier p, at the conclusion of the phdutiffe camo. ▪ Oa there we. no evidence that the defendants had gala of the plaintiffs in hand when the cheque was pre baphintiffs were consequently noesuited. COURT OF EXCREQUIR. ggirgs at Nisi Prins.—(Before lard Chief Baron Pollock sod a Spesial Joey.) Meth v. oustirsu AVIAN NAVIGATION COMPANY. Side was an action to mover oompenation in daimon kr bodily Minim sustained by the plaintiff in ewer awe of the alleged negleot of the defendant a' sermate. isleodants pleaded not guilty. ir. Sediment Atkinson and Mr. A. Charles appeared for g s plainliff ; Kr. K. Chambers, Q.C., and Ns. Ch ula gikth for the defendant. The plaintiff, William Henry Cooper, was a young man glared so, who followed the oompation of "lighter. Ni ilk the Denim of Menus. Gray and Cu On the cocain d twelfth April last about 11 o'clock his was sent to adesiants' vessel celled the " Cosmopolitan," whit traded Won London and Rotterdam, for the purpose dever. iss some goods. When be got on board the ship, whisk so lying at Horeelydown, he found that a etrike had Wes place among the men engaged in losdbig the cargo. Bs met eft to give the delivery note to the mate, who was the steam crane by himself, sad all at once and within any Tuning, the crane, to which two auks of oil se as invaded, slowed rapidly round, and the plaintiff's kw ups was crushed between those casks and a portion of the thip. He wn an in-patient of Guy's Hospital for five l ens sad it was now said that the limb was us perms. l ady injured that he would never be able to perform the Wks of • lighterman, or pursue any motive occupation. the defame was that the plaintiff had contributed to the scalset by kis own negligence. Several withers, were Old on both sides. The jury w et consider their verdict, and after half sa Mar's absenc in a note to the learned judge. Hi. lordship said the foreman had informed him that the My IMO all agreed except one, and wished to know thither the verdict of the majority would be taken. He meld write back to him that they must be unanimous, by tbat the verdict of no majority could be received unless by Ow comet of the parties ; but before he sent the note he meld risk the tunnel on each Fide if they could come to am agreement to swept the verdict of th e majority. Rs Charles, on the part of the plaintiff, said he was mowed to accept it. i Charles Pollock said the defendants would rather tars the verdict of the whole. His kedahip then sent the reply he had read to the quarter of an hoar the jury came into court and pre a verdict for the defendants, but recommended the *stiff to the consideration of the company. Ir. C. Pollock aid the company had offered a coneklerable rum to the plaintiff to cattle the matter. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Baton Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) TN EE THE UV. H. W. L. TOLLIDIAGIUL The bankrupt was described as of Leigh, &SOX, previously d Ingres Home, near Brentwood, and elsewhere, reek in bell orders. No accounts have yet been filed, and it swore there is another bankruptcy in mister., the pro wrap under which have not yet been completed. Be This was sa examination and discharge sitting. Hislimour being informed that there was • previous loskreptcy in existence ordered an adjourntneat of the tessuat sitting until February next. HE JAM= =WARD WM. II The bankrupt was a stock-jobber. late of the Stock Thrheage, and now of Knight's-hill, Norwood. The ILbi- Mir WM considerable, but no accounts have been filed, and a resolution has been parsed wider the 185th section of the set, providing for payment of a composition of fos. in the rawl to the creditors. Mr. Dubois, for the assignees, referred to the passing of its resolution, and said that the cue had been taken out d ern ; and upon his application an adjournment of the prorginge in bankruptcy was ordered eine die. (Before Mr. Commissioner Coulbare.) DI 11/1 G. 7. IMMO? LA rumor. The bankrupt, described as at Godalmhig, doctor of affirm, in partnership at the some place with Rickard hle.hin, u surgeons, applied to pass his examination, and for an order of discharge. The failure was ascribed to pressers by creditors and disappointment in value of peac hes. Debts, 7394 • suer returned at 2494 Mr. Desch eppeark as solicitor to the creditors' assignee, sad there being no opposition, the order of discharge was puled. in RI WILLIAM GOCLO.—A GOOD SWATH. This was a meeting for last examination and discharge. The bankrupt was • batter, carrying oe bursa at 21. Ludgate-hill. The accounts show—Amonnt due to unsecured creditors, 791. 4a. ; creditors bolding rarity 1,4354 ; and creditors to be paid in full, 834 is. 9d., with assets; good debts, 3064 144 ; doubtful 610 ,84 7s. ed. ; property MUM up to aridness, 1601., sad property in the hand. of creditors, 1,350 t, consisting of a lease of the bankrupt's premises and • policy of weerseas, showing • surplus, subject to realierioo, of 2271. Be. 9d. Ir. Graham, the official birder, reed the report and add that the estate was an unusually good one. With re tard to the property held as security there was no doubt rout its value being considerable, as the creditors had elected to retain it instead of proving. His books also had bre well kept. Hie Honour remarked that it was singular the bankrupt Ins compelled to come here. Mr. 0. R. lanes, jun., said be wan not instructed to twee, the assignee helm quite satisfied with the hank rap* conduct. He was desired to state that the debts re grid as good were really so, and that they would all be sheeted, as they were chiefly due from gentlemen of pdtioa His Honour mid the case was a very good one, and spoke for itself. The order of discharge would be granted. Mr. Jones applied that the costs of the order of discharge *odd be allowed out of the estate. His Hamar—Yee ; the bankrupt is entitled to these. II HZ J. MAIMS. The bankrupt, a clerk in her Majesty's Stationery - office, Man at i Wimbledon, applied under the 110th section, for is order of discharge. Debts unsecured, 2251. ; and liabili ties upon accommodation bills, 4221. Mr. Priest, for the assignees, did not oppose. A resolu ta) had been passed, under the 110th section, the bank mot agreeing to set aside 50/. per annum in payment of his debts. He believed that the sr:couch. filed by the bank mpt a full disclosure of his affairs. His Honour granted the order. Mr. Bagley supported the bankrupt. arnrrThiiirmiw Arming. William Gala, John Newman, Alfred Bennett, and Wil liam Hudson, lads about 16 years of age, °mutated with • desperategang of young thieves , was brought before Mr. Woolrych for final sinmination, charged with knocking down an old gentleman named Frederick Lawreoce, and ro bbing him of two parcels conta inin g wearing apparel width about 51. The prosecutor said that on Saturday afternoon, rloo- the 2nd inst., hewn p ro ceeding along Thomas's -place, Wate road, carrying two bundles, containing two suits of clotud hes and other articles of wearin g apparel, when he was s denly pounced upon by four lads, one of whom knocked him d o wn, and as he was getting up the other pushed him back and snatched the bundle from him, with which they m ade off. He got op as quickly as he could, and followed them across the Waterloo-road into a peeing*, where he lost sight of them. He saw the prisoners afterwards in custody, bat he could not swear to them as the attack upon him was so sudden. Jane A no Chilton residing with her parents in Thomas's add that about 2 o'clock oo Saturday aftenoon the enatiostant, she was at the door when she saw the prosecutor pass her with two bundles on his shoulder'. The prisoners followed him and when be got a little distance Gates went up to him and knocked him down. Bennett also kicked him as he was getting up, and the other pri soners snatched his bundles and ran off with them. Bennett here said it was all lies. This witness was a police man's daughter. and would swear anything. Abraham Cohen, a young man, residing with his father, a dealer in tads, in the Waterloo-road, maid he knew all the prisoners as notorious thieves, infest log their neighbourhood. On the afternoon in question he saw them rush oat of Thomas's-place, Bennett Yates carry iog bundles. They crossed the road and entered • passage leading to Webber-street, when the prosecutor came rushing after them, calling out " Stop thief'." Wit ness pursued them and raw two of them secured. Gates then exclaimed, " Don't believe him, he is a Jew." Mr. Woolrych was not of the same opinion. and asked them what they had to say why they should not be com mitted for trial. They all denied the charge. It was perjury all the way throuh. Mr. g Woolrych committed them for trial BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT. lATLWAT CLEARANCE. —COXPIXSATION TO WIZ[LT TINANTS. This day at the Bloomsbury Oountyaourt Mr. Lake Resell, the judge, gave his decision on several matters which were before him on Wednesday, under the New tquitable Jurisdiction Aot. A number of weekly tenants el shops and bonsai in Brill-row and other places in Sionsatown, had applied for injuoction easiest Maws. Mills and Perry, the trustees of the property, to restrain them io actions of ejectment. The trustees had sold the Reverty to the Midland Railway, sod the houses were "Oohed. The learned judge on Wednesday held that as Wirt the trustees weekly tenants had no remedy. Mr. Merriman then, oo the part of movers], raised the !psalm whether those who had paid premiums to go Into the shops could not recover. Mr. Lake Russell took time to consider, and to-day said he was of 'Pinion that where the premiums were paid to the "lining tenants then the landlords were not liable. Mr. Merrimau said the decision would govern all the MM. , * and he should not further proceed. He also anooueced to the abbe that the other casts which had not yet come oe for hewing larder the Equitable Jurisdiction Act he should withdraw, and hoped every assistance would be given him es to 64 remedy against the parties. The Court gave the sensate to the 9th January to quit Vie houses. Ceder accordingly. - - BOMBAY AND BA DAYRODA RAILWAY. (THIS .) This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of the sbnve railway was, held at the London Tavern ; Col. P. FRENCH in the chair. Toe CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, re capitulated its coolants, and dwelt upon the gratifying fact that the line was now opened from end to wad through a most populated district, and under the most ' favourable circurastanoss. Indeed he did not know any line that wee more likely to pay than this railway. Tbe h on . chairman said that rail wa y enterprise in India was now attracting atteetiou in India, and mentioned that in Badman 200,0001. had been subiscribed to form a railway Ithrough a very rich cou ntr y in connexion with their liee.oool. The total cost of th at railwa y would be 454, The report wall una nimously adopted, and the proceed lugs clamed with the usual vote of thanks to the chair. 140001 410611 6,001 V 00.000 10000 V 10,000 .1 , 16.000 1 ' 0.001 VAN 00.000 60 ,000 60,000 10.000 - 0,000, 1 , 01,000 10 , 0 0 01 00 106 . 1,1101 60 WOO 100 10,01 10 1 4.1 0010 10.000 II 17,041 10 1000110 &WWI 10 1,10.003 100 10,0011 110 THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 809743T8A5T. THE WRONG =DROOL Jaeph Wood and Richard Albert were brought up for teal examination oo the charge of being fooled In a room at atiurard's private hotel. lkforfolk-tizeota Struada aap !cud for the purpose of aoramitiiag a teay. Mr. Abrama &leaded. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY ETENING, DECEMBER 15, 1865. OOLOWLAL 001 ow .. 4P VIT : •.: ° 70.." Ir:r g atitaxaxse. 10 Dasserookur.3 100 ,851 .. Dallssit etJamil 10 All .. ..Do. 5 omi. bis. N. 100 AM .. Or eLLITS 1 1 0 : .. 1000 110 : .. D De. o. d de o. , 159041 100 110040 IC4 1 .. .. 1 . .. Do.sp.e.A.p.dsocd.ltd o 100 AI .. 080010 ow. LOU. 0 p.ol 190 AN D o. isle. do— no AO .. Murillo& Bpa MOOTS 19) 4140 .. Do. LIS 60:99 .. Do. 1055 WO 000 .. Do. lea 100 - Natal Gov.llpoe soul as . Now _trona OM IPA. NO .. N.l.Wslos Gs. $ 94.10011 10 Do. Ip. o. 10 7 1 los 1070 WS . .. Do. sp. a 1519 to MI 100 ,000 .. Now Zsoland 0 per amt. 100 100 .. Do. 5 per coot. 100 19 .. Nova 5900 •p. 0.. MS 100 I .. Qassooload am 89. of. WM , .li.a4A.Gov. 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Do. 0 Salop. :liii. 14 00 90 Don (Lingua) (.1... 1 10 q NS Latent Limo Taii(l..) 70 GO lawitaLnd,CANn L. 1 00 L India 'rig. & Oanal SO !Ebbw Vas 10 10 Ildogimilkao.&Ttd.( l L N RUSSO T•legema O I Illem aod•wa. 0 SO Bosaad 1 "" atra II IS M Ellffinaeriai. ) N /WIDOW DOOM/it (14 II Forowt. Wareham , (L. N egalratir. (limited).- 911 G.Oredlet 171•61Loo.(L 111 Gan. Nem BaNN/L o _ N Goma& Zalonial LAW 10 Hopi Loon& lidna Gas le 811011111% /•.7 ....... 10 flambee Iron Workl(L) 60 DoußMar.OdlAaa. (L.) 1 Wasa Carrylog (=. 50 International Coo 1/3 'Warm& litoLlioa.(L) 10 IntaniaLLnd Qadlt (L 1 Gallas Lad. 60 10 MOLLS (Om. Caw) a 01 100 Do. 6p. e. DU. r. 1870 a iO 6 itataretillairerllll 11 a 3 II Loud. •Orleao Testing 11 IS 06 LontaodOaladon. ll . L I MO 10 Loo.oonntiLnd&B.l 1 000 6 Leo•Nattleanales. ) al ,000 00 Load. floso. Lase' )II 4636 a Lood.G.Lontho•C. 1..1 al 41000 60 Lood.101mi6.10•Co(L IC 0,000 00 Laud., Italian, &o.lllm. U 6,000 le Lood.Mer. DiaoiNNIL/ 11 1111.100 10 land. Prow 1 60,000 0 1 11 Madras Into. &Loa U . Do. 1,000 IS IO ILAN Investment(L 11,500 30 Mandela* Land,dio.(l 12.000 10 *Nit Wee. T.I. (L. al 10,000 66 Macbant Nipping ,L. 1 36000 s Millwalll.l4.4Doc•l• 1 60,000 so IdUlwall Iron 1/ olio_ NAN Is NadolLod&OoLO. 190,000 00 ilstiossi 1714.0055. G Cl. . 90,000 s BatlonalProv. SON is ifollooal &Mem Maw( P 0,000 00 itarestusucea a LiL) MOO 00 Do. New 30,000 26 N.Zeshod L& .11. L 00.000 s n.ZesimadT.BlimiaG 16,000 10 NortbernLmainTaili ) 25,000 10 Do. B 137,1761. Oa N.Beit.AmMolagootL) u suss 110 M.Belietllaven.L.G. 10.000 10 Nowsood Tea (WNW) 40,000 96 Dolan Mario* o lama 10.000 50 i Orleatellinaomelilim. 30 ,000 6 Odeolid L(lisatlad) 60,000 6 Do. New 10. 000 10 iOrlent.lislandßteana(L) 36000 10 Mag. & attilamilloos. 11,500 30 Liman Campus (1) 1 , 10.000 60 i t/Miami iiimmeiel (1 ) , 10,000 5 ,Ottoman Ga• (Limited)l 100.000 60 pvated,Garney,Co.(L 10 37,500114 1 6 I 0 IP•aainai Do. N.Lw .444661(4) 16,000 101 Do. V.. Wean is ' Peel 1110.Lnd&ILin. ;L) 11 SKI 001 PeOlilimilar di U. Maim I IRON 50 I Do. do. 11ew_— 1 17,000 16 Quebradi 1... 8... M.(L 110,11101 a Rhymney Iron i 10.1100 II I Do. /few .—— a Id 116 So'. int, itopeov. (L) I 10,161 IS , Ditto ditto .. . 61,060 20 :RN Jumbo GS (US) a 15,0001 61. 101 ,Betel Mail Steam ISOM. idan.auatra. loved 11 40,000 60 'oo6th. Knlagbt. &Oa. 1 ~ SOK lo 1/10.01nan.d. &onto( ) I San /0 8. African IL & In. (L.) Kw is Youth Aastralus Lod ill I M 03.160011114. lobastoo Talipopla.. . i 117.6011 10 Tel. .611als (1. IKON 111 Ilisomatllmemlo (L.ll 7 119 TrloNad Patrolman (L) 17,600 10 TroStAgeneyotAnaL 14 90 T. & L Co. oi D. Caron , 106, 10 MOWN/ of Liwee.p 90,0001 6 thallell.Talag. oo . saw; 90 Univers. Marta• • Ina L.; 16,000 1 10 Upper JD stinTeaiLls. ) 26,000 10 Latto 10,000 30 Van Damoim'a Land—. I 10000 50 Werrent Vle•new. , T.he.l 11 NON 60 Noilindia&Paeile•G. M a a l lt 21 16 — 11 — an 2 1 an oi I of 7. Yf h P 9 3 1 pis 14 SO 26 78 82 1 6 al 78 I 1 Ms S T I i t 1 1 29 = 6 1 01412 Ms 11 42 813 4 dis 1 7 0 h = LO 6 4 die •••• 10 Idb pat "" 10 9 412 01 16 16 s $1 91 11 2 IS 2 as LO 3 sis 60 60 1 18 ll6 00 114 117 8 4 tdb BO 9 7dß 1: e 1 0r 44 1 ',111i46 It 4 3 414 es •-• 11 4 1 f 1 1 2 90 131 11 7i 3 2 di, 6 3 l i p ILS AI 6 21 nom 991 111 LI 12 10 din 1 1 210 4 6 1 4 164 26 IS 41:94a. 16i .- He 16 . lkdb 7 eic dig Po e id% t ins ldle par L a 114 131 le 2 429 Si a se 1 7 17 in It 1 4 II Si Ws bp Si $i 10 10 Oa 15 10 7&a 10 114 1 9 de to I ta 2 SMI U 11 19 21 1017 gm a 2 WI sa Gar si la 7 Sdb 6_ 3 dls -• 1 12 1, 3 45 175 sr 15 Otila 411 $ a 1 die si 9.' Pe. I i 9 11 p tit „ " 6 - 1 51 10 21 PA 15 MU 5 19 JO trc It 9 7 dla a 6 5 6 1 1 Par Ilan so 1 • WI tar • Dar 1915 20 8 odi 1- 11 :Om 20 1 148 a SO 60 45 all 86 16 II 17 1i pm fie le Us 11e 20_ 31 ell di r i ll% : • 11 116 414 • • par Ipos sel • 109 Ili M ma 128 II 14 12 Sr SOO l• 46 • a II Ms in 93 is 1e I 6 0 . 410 so 111 ali 4 1 0 01 i par 1 pal 1 liP• I I , lar 1 1 01 i hIM " J. 1 1 " ." la 11 1 1 2 1 11 . 1 S god PREFERENCB SHARE& Great Wastara—Origisal 5 per caat, redeem. pref. 101. - - -- FOREIGN RAILWAY& Faris. Lyima, and Meditarrammo, Reale and Sea Famine. (Lim.) gem. 7 psi mat., 121. D0c.14. MIL MONEY AURKET.-MHIS DLI•) ONE o'Cuiznr. In the Stock Exchange to-day the chief busi ness consists of the completion of the half monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The funds have improved per oent., the Bank return being of a less unfavourable character than had been expected ; but there is little or no im provement in other securities, which in nearly a ll cases are quoted much the same as they closed yesterday. Several of the home railways have declined about } per cent. The demand for money is good to-day, and the rate for the best description of paper ranges from 6 to 6} per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is 5 per cent. The government broker has bought to-day 12,00 W. Reduced Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. Consols are now quoted 87} to I, ex div., I for money, and 87} to f, ex div., for the account (January 9). The foreign stock market is quiet, and prime generally show no variation. Spanish Passive bonds have improved } per cent., while Greek have declined } ; and Turkish of 1865, }. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 15} to 16 ; Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865, 42} to 43} ; Spanish Passive, 27f to ; ditto Certafieates, 14f to 15 ; Confederate, 7} to 8} ; Brazilian scrip, 1} to } prem. ; and Mexican, 24f to 26. International Financial shares are now quoted 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; General Credit, 1} to 2} pram. ; London Financial, 5} to f prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 2} to f prem. ; Credit Foncier and hfobilier of England, 31 to I pr m., ex all; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 51 to 6 prem. The shares of the Colonial Company are quoted t to 1 prem. ; St. Saviour's Wharf, 1 to ft prem. ; London Steam Towing, 1.1 to 11 prem. ; Charles Witte, and Co., 2 to 2} prem. ; sad Commercial Company of Africa, Ito prem. United States 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 64 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 581 to t ; and Illinois, 81 to I. In the present unsettled condition of the market every feature connected with the exchanges or with the movement of bullion is very closely watched. At the Bank discount office yesterday the demand ' showed a decided subsidence, in consequence of many persons having borrowed greatly in excess of their actual wants during the last two days. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 1,1681. lls. 11d. on account of the divi dends on the debt of Ecuador. It is notified that, in conformity with the provi sions of the agreement of the 25th March, 1861, for the redemption of the New Granada Foreign Debt, there has been set apart, applicable to the redemp tion for December, 1865, 3,4601, of which 2,3 061 . 13s. 4d. is for the Active Debt, and 1,1531 6a. Bd. for the Deferred. Tenders will be received until 12 o'clock on Wednesday, the 20th inst. About 2100001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation, viz.., 110,0001 in bare for the Continent, and 100,000 sovereigns for Alexandria. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with 170,0001, of which 73,0001. is gold and 97,0001. silver. We are informed that the Imperal Ottoman Bank have succeeded in getting the quotation granted in Paris for the New Turkiah Loan, and it is expected that the term s will be published shortly. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,2601. over the corresponding week of last year ; the North Eastern, an increase of 3,47 4 /. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 3,0141.; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 8121. ; and the Metropolitan Extension an in crease of 6751. The meeting of the Turin and Savona Railway Company, convened for the 19th inst., is postponed until the 31st January. The Atlantic Telegraph Company have notified that the Consolidated Stock certificates for the ordinary capital, and also for the Eight per Cent. preferential capital, are now ready to be delivered in exchange for the sealed share certificates. The half-yearly interest is announced on the obli gations, seem' years bonds, and shares of the Italian Irrigation Company. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Duuabnrg and Witepsk Railway Com pany (Limited) for the purpose of preparing the half-yearly interest warrants. We are requested to state that the directors of the Leeswood Main Coal, Cannel, and Oil Company will proceed to allot the shares on Wednesday next. The letters of allotment of the Dunraven United I Collieries Company (Limited), were posted yeeter day morning. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 13, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Circulation lane C27,887,690 Demos' 2447,580 Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits 14,259,882 Increase 1,612,882 Government securities in banking department Other securities in banking department 21,615,630 Increase 2,337,833 Coin end bullion in both 14, departments Seven day and other bilk— 458,969 Demesne 12,160 The Best Notes in redone Total reserve (notes & coin) in bankiait department These changes are not by any means of so unfa. vourable a character as had been anticipated. The decline in the coin and bullion is 448,2141., and, as the amount known to have been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation during the week was as much as 688,0001., it is to be inferred that the dif ferenoe--239,786/.--represents the amount of coin that has returned from the provinces, Scotland, and Ireland. The severity of the pressure for money at the Bank is indicated by the increase of als no lees than 2,337,833/ in the " other" securities, but this draught was largely made up to the Rank by the increase of 1,612,8821. in the private deposits—a movement which indicates that the borrowing was in great measure of a merely precautionary character. The government deposits having at the same time increased 461,6931., the act diminution in the reserve is only 546,4741. ' This is doubtless the chief reason why the Bank directors refrained from raising the rate of discount PANIC OP lIITOLLND.—An mad 4h PM.. C. Pr, for the December 13, 1836. It pennant to the Act 70 ending on Wedneeday, VIM DM Noses Wood M 7,8117,110 a — stamen mimeo DI =store Capital LlOl4OOO 11.Pra.49 6 Public Deposits (in cluding iticbeg., Buy. Banks, Con nie. of Nstiorial Debt. sad Div Accounts) Other Deposits 14.2•9.8 2 / Seven day and other BLIP 458.9. 00.174.88 S TRAFFIC RETURNI3. Yaw Pup Ysr Toted. rokel, open. ears. anodise 11366. Week ending Oct. 7. & Greet Southern of Ines 79 298 413 719 627 Week ending Nov 4. Bahia and San iraneleco. 7 0 1 Week ending Nov. 18. Northern of caned 96 Week ending Dee 1. Daigle and Meath Week ending Dec. & Cheat Central of Belgium 285 Week ending Dee. 9. Werth Ogler% 12071 16,967 61,426 61,799 04,946 Week opting Dec. 10. Belfast and Oonneg Down 644 WI lee 684 622 Bristol end Suter Worth British ILULWATIL 1.774 1,16 k 5,077 (141 (076 , ARTYRNT. Government debt.. 011,015,100 Other 'amities kitaktioo Gold can and Dal lion ta,t37,e 9o Saver bullion 1.27,bn."( CPAISNME 1 Goverment dem Atlas Weigh Onelading Dead t An nuity) Other Becaritine Naas Gold and Silvia Coin 783,713 e59,674,en W. 3aum. Chid Cadger. THURSDAY Evornia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 871 to it, es div., for the 9tb January, opened and closed to- .ita. lf s i dia 93 9 6 86 lei 10 as 06 a 11l 88 80 82 84 1011 1024 101 lon 1 41 * 101 102 JOINT STOCK BANKS. okooo - AO f 10,000, 00 1 10,000 100 10,000 100 100,000 10 1 40,000 MI 70,000 80 11.100 00 10,040 401 11.64000 e .. 10, 0,000 16,500 I moo 10,000 10,000 11,000 10,000 10,000 t c . a MaitAmses(L - - Do. A batt ustri ed at 90 its ll 'Anglo an 'Anglo Egyptian (1,1204 ll I Anglo Italian llAtnitedl 11 Asiancnank-Cor.nawsb lAsatralada bl a _A ;Doak of le . r . „ • • .., • • 'lO ;Dank of 0 .Book of Otago (l1sdao(11 100 111 ask of 0 BaokolV=ll=iii 1 10 Soak of Now Zealsosd —1( SO i ßaroiars Back (LSoilto(1 ( 10 llemaglao*Portogaose(L 1 Se 1 Mg& ft Cogitoeniais (L 00 WI N. &maim f 0 O W , Bk. ladlootoa,Oliiia la Mort. fiLoc.ol 1■116.460 100 ,City 100 *Aortal , 2 l eossikusk of Canada coca. Rank of isdlo.4e. ii . 10 .ooroll o ,Otg BYE ao )1 benne:tel -1 Do. New ,Delhi Ana Lcadaa ' M ere don (UMW) Exchange( Lim) I Knelin Joint Steak (1 ) I Log.lllcototAnaLLlreed. &lash sod iletelbab (L Iteroween Nault(LAmited KinilenAWSJ l 22 ale Do. Issued at 2pm i s Do. New empeeiel Bank. Lathed II Lagoa. Do. Now imed [GAY*: Las( Lon-Ilk.otli ILakilos sad . • _ _ !London & Blue Platy L at I Do. New. tic MI; pm U Los. MBank el &We. Landau ancl Count) .... Loodoe Joint woo . 10 Loudon & Booth 'MIMI Lou. r.e.tp, (Una- jig j — iii: io:itiw ... IA i LoadoniVarseauels (L, 100 Law II Wealsninatir 100 Ilierehaat itant(Lisid 1 00 Do. New 10 l lfareealas di llsiaawL ll • lliefto. I Peer. Dank (L D D. de. I Kklland Bean Ildsn.) 1 11 rat losuil of Australasia I I t Wart. mai of Livery) 1) 0 11.Presel ingland I LO I Do. Sod and lied lane 60 INerionw Sank SO Mew Soot" Wane. 10 Now Zealand (LWOW) %0 , North Western S Oriental Bank Oorporti I I Do. do. l Orient. Cow B.Llateo. C . ateN.V. D. do. lateF.C. i rov l s .Be A sionvorp.(L 11 ' Do. do. Print's*. of Ireland 1.1 , ,. do kinds. rant, di Ddhl (1. Songs Australia Mad. al 4 L Africa .. A fin. de. ws. meow. D Dolan of Australia .... al Onion of lreland (MA) 5 Was id London 1 From January January 1 to December 1, 1865, it is announced that 181,258 immigrants from Europe an iSed at New York. They are chiefly Germans and Irish. At Naples, on the 10th, there were sixteen eases, of cholera and six deaths. Tax WICKLOW BANK. —We are informed by a No. i ab. i Mesa premier that the Bridgewater. one of the new line of ~ _ steaware, struck epos the Wicklow bank ow her voyage ;It o Il i t e 7 ,-_-- 2 "twij r vr . _if India is! it lii ifrom Liverpool to Dublin, this morning. The weather 4678.110 at 17 ,-. 4 .- o , ;& ze= i . ; as 82 being calm. she was got off without, we believe, much puma ge. l on eh a mpto. damage. —Dublin Evening Mita I men St. Surrey Cosuuterciel .. 100 ••• ••• u+ 666 is Noel si 9 I 9 16 a bye tia 3 1 I 0 12 zd u 4 2 014 II 17 19 so 13. 706 29 29 ggeso -188 140 • 16114 6 a6Y 66 66 6 lye ldb por ldb gar • 16414 48 60 9 9 6 7 1 4 09 1 4 11 9 1096 41 di 21 SO. -i -6.1.zi Fe I sa • I 141.! !_inTl I oftus O par Ipm 101 n 21 21 9 • 4Ms 61 21414 12k • 17 19 15 17 19 15 16 18 17 • 8 9pm le 41 51 On 111 26 27 idle par it 1•5 Pls 14 1 S 4gm 49 V 9" 199 I 17 1 . 4 5 p.r. • 94 25 93 1 78 40 60 62 M a tzo I' 7 ol 1.11. 111 s 657 116 98 pas 2 pm 4 oils 2db to 41. I 4b 06 %Pm 4 1 I —9 Pm ii— r al 43 66 1 1411 OM ifote 60 62 50 4 2 Si m. 1 as 3 2dll _ 2411 26 - 4 4 die 5 M se 11 9es .- II 4dp 9 66 ... 4 4 dB .. sa et pt IX pekes. I SHARB LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Owl o'Oroow. The railway market is flat to-day, and prices are lower in several inatanom. Midland stook has 111 KM declined f per coat., and Great Western, London OW and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 125 to 4 ; Great Western, 604 to 61 ; Midland, 1224 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, M . 31 1214 to ; South Eastern, 74f to 754 ; Great see,l Eastern, 42 to 4 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; ra.: Metropolitan, 1354 to 136 ; Great Northers, 127 to 128 ; ditto A, 1464 to 1474. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock and Great ic t Western of Canada shares are steady, at 31f to f, at and 164 to 4 respectively. M.( ORDINARY SHAZD MID BIOCEL Mi. I P&I RAILWAY& I C 1100.611,10•0 I MIN WALT yestetew. IN ILAL :_ 1 ,1 ) * l4 ° l !ad El."`""I iii m:alai= Dart so 4 &Moo .... A Ckuworail ISA Debits sadD•ll4o6llso A DaslodNelb.&•o6.lo all ail Load= Bort Get 60 D 0 ..... 180 Gisigelf awl S. Maoism 108 Drool Bailers Ord. N. VA Do. Z. d101.848..N0 1 108 Prod Nadia ilooftod 11:41 Stes4ll4ol6ses 108 Do.a. i Am. so db. an. We Do.D 1118..46108 418 D 100 Do. Now. W. 64 16 por 40 Do. Ord. Dot DD. Stook L a p p Sawa WDi WWIIak e lt Wad s Ws ) 108 Dawns ViLeis.lllk 10 Do. loath Woks 108 Do. W. 1114.--41610 rd 106 Do. Do. foir ii is es es 71 is ts es vs 'I 112 1111 42 43 7 8 127 118 147 148 I- 401 61 41 42 05 40 106 106 120 122 i 06 90 146 114 116 IS 60 U 1152 126 PI 67 62 68 $ 116 1 1 :1 P 11 1 pm 10- - PD 1041 Do. &I: kmo l c l74l 100 lancsehlre &Yorkelitre 100 Loden and Dieekwall PM 14=14. 100 &Dm. 100 D=. et laten.A6p.e. 100 landosiloril MOM& 100 LonctontranthWanern 101 Men.,11146.06 Unoolimb 100 lietropolllaa 7 Do. Now 6 Do. Unmet= W Metropolitan tastrie4 10 Do. to. do. / 99- I} 9i 96 Inessel - SI De. Ali Shares IMI Del Ns. & Deft. lkslDDWllik— in Do. sea.rioiliisli IrN. Isetww—Be Do. 0. N. r Pu wlek n. — IN Da. Ueda— -100 Twat • 100 De. Made . all DO. Iliasklblitrani: 10 Do. as. 100 Ice* Louden 100041 I De. no n INS • Ds. U. UN 100 Nort&NsDoetliblre • & 11. Western Jana IN Seattle& 0•12i1111 100 Beata& N.L Aber.Olic 100 sootiiimidusa larepelite _ IN Maur Devon 1N Soil &Am . .11 Dentee.Walsiail; WO UM Vale ▪ Do. ... ... 10 Vele of Death ▪ waterloo & Whitehall IN West Ocesswal/ SS IS V V Uo} 11li 104 u% 0 tile —. 4;! 11,11 7 lIIITUR Lou Lea fo 6 14 all to an tOO 103 en 67 - MI I 82 10 11 040 120 15.4 A - 2 2 _ Ta 76 11 12 pa 110 66 62 112 116 66 67 761 761 8 9 168 16?_ 9 - 461 ISI 164 AlisatioB IL lawrioos I lBom.Bir. & c. tn....p.a. F,:ii-i.ii.ii— - 1 Da .6 . Lk. Hanel - 9 u 4. 4 110 16 I 1.1 ti 71 140 4 wit lon 4 di St WI LOS ids iffs 6i 10 11 74 4.5 114.1 as fse 32.1 Drat. Tdont,di Goaded.* o d i rv e r= -1 1 . . g. . ape T. di Dookdp. a T. Dondlad_ 0.7 p.o•Porri Todd. amp+ P.• d • • Wien in. I do.. Do. J Zziodutoo .... Wood Trask of usisado Do. d(4019. MIX! Do. IM Do. r i. &lidera Do. Ind Tea. Hoods Do. do. deluded Do idd pea . lido* Do. do. deterred Do. Mat wet. Nock Do. do. disierrod Gloat Indian Pdatrala D o . v .. 6 e6r 01105. Do. 14 ow do. Ot 8. of Lata g. 4 p. ed Do di per owl 75 80 SO 301 00 70 100 10 103 103 MS Sue 1 pax 31 34 /73 9 0 • 65 a GO 86 GB SO 96 us a SO a 32 as • 13 • 1014 GL Wooten' al C . • 1110 Do. N Op.o.BaLov ...... .... ay. WS D D0. 0.14 do. do p . 13U4 Dun*. 86006 1 . 14 316000 Madras rim. I D. mit. 60. l a ci a :.. Do. as Go. Mb 1666. Corp. 6 Dor 0. 36 Yob. sad HoboolVo By 1.11ate5a.(0.0. 1,4 9.D. Do. Dahl NW* goo. 4Kr osot. Do. do. 60 •— •• • • i Do. Puojaab d 0...... Do. Lulu 041101. do. 41i EZI Si 1014 NO.l •• 1 10 0 0,( ... ..... 100,1 sk< 141 4 . 4 10.4 kPit.! 1.0 soo, -. 90 ... MI lAA 111 - 6 KM 176 WI i li 18 10. it.l 14 1 4 1' 23 lie 1 2 114 24 Be' 28 ai at T 2 I 24 14‘k 60 GO 15 17 I. f I 1f 3638 U 0 41.0 2) 1 1 2/ 25 10 13 le 30 5 7 $ .6 i A re on no SOO 96 109 16 27 110 SI 1.14,4 Si 2.14.0 aaa ,101.17.6 14./A 1141.19.11 alis.o Si. les. LlO.ll 13.17.6 1.10:6 WI &MO T.LII I•.af li LL• 1L1&• MILS Mb say.. day at the same quotation, after touching in the interval 871 to 1. For money the last price was 87 to I, ex div. The ard business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87*, 87, 1, I ; ditto, for account, 871, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, 1, 871, 87 ; New Three For _Cents, 87i ; Annuities, 1886, 131; Bank Stock, 24Sf ; ladia Stock (abut) ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, I ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1084. Indian government securities were quiet. Ex chequer Bills were quoted 6s. to 2s. dis. In the foreign stock market, ow in g partly to the settlement, business was inactive. /do yen) stocks have again declined in prim Maxican Bonds of 1864 fell I per cent., the Old Bonds, as well as Bra zilian Scrip and Spanish Carti fi cates, I, and Spanish Passive The Italian State Domain Loan exceptionally rose I per cent. The application lists for the issue of 2,771,600 i. of Atlantic and Great Western Railway Consoli dated Sterling Mortgage Bonds were closed yester day, and it has been ascertained that the subscrip tions, which are numerous, are far more than the total amount required. The scrip closed to-day at to 11 prem. MINEB.-(THIB DAL) o'Oiocx Ows _ There is very little business in the mining market today, apart from that connected with the fort nightly settlement, and prices generally show no variation, compared with those last current yester day. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& ILLBJE-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) Oily • limited supply el Enehni wheat was on We lam to-day, sad tits gonna quality at the samples was bat middling. Good dry abut moved off finely, at full quotations. In other kind. wary little was doing, OD faring WeWe were tolerably wdl, but not to say heavily, sapplisa with (resign wheat, towhi& the tnnaactloss were es a moderate sale, at late rates. • Malting barley sold at full quotations ; but grinding and distilling sorts were inactive at late rates. The sale for malt was Wady, and prises were supporteds The supply of malt was seamosably sad. Th• quantity of foreign oats on the steads wee large. The oat trade was quit, at about realises* . prier. The Inquiry for beans ruled steady. et alma nem Psis were in short supply, and fair request, at fa pekoe. The transeetioas in flour were to a fair extent, at Mon der ' s currency. There wen a good demand for linseed sad ragweed. ok tall prices. Other seeds were bestirs. Clekee were Ire. CU1L103 62 MAIL U 41421. Ur Ur. o Broz.liall, red, old 44 to 61 114 W 311 So 46 So.wlsita old 53 to 60 new 42 to 61 ll.de& end Looda rod, old UMW Maim 23 to 40 1/144111144 Wolins7 to PO YAW. Im adk Nortol2. sala 116 So 65 11146at00 and Wen 68 So 07 Btows ...... Now UM. SWIM, food lO 6o 25 004460 Mk to DJ bola. 114114 name& Per Qr. a I. TN Qr. 04.16 Scotch potato 90 » 16 lelola wads 11 to la Mama pa to 411 Maim= 4O to 11 Tick oa So 0 HOMO. 46 JO 60 rens. Paha 16 lo 1111 $1 too to se to 0 Bailin TIMM Taws farlo:Forilel os to 41 Um Oonsdrr Norfolk sad Suffolk, 12 to id as OH P . lisolds mg gmlip bog 47 to 69 Milo* IS 1140t1is -64 los 66 43 to 66 ltauden, lwrd soft Aingiern, red .. while 49 to 64 BAtttiT Mingles ll6 to 19 Distilling Malting ono. Dutch brewing feeding . 9) to 14 AzErvAus or * akin!, itia. I cApsuor., 11011 DID. 111 OATS. a. S. Dialllt sad Bind* nt• IL Isatiaa MARL L 1 11 =4 0 - :7) I: : I'IRAL = 24 to 40 55 to a IMAM Oefi•. WNW lll to Si Wiwi 7100 L hey pot mak . . spool+. . &Milken. Al Wt IS it) 0 . 7TO LONDON, BY NAT= TO DIE. 15 iNcursnrs 'Wheat. I Wilaatieocecti i 1 1 m 160 forsipl 9.110 Teta 1171110 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CO: (THIS DAY.) (sr 'mama AND nrieranareasta (nom oan owl crogassioavirr.r Conor.—The market was Esther quiet. Salsa about 7,000 bales. Coil.—The market was fairly atimilfilel. Wheat sal Dour slow of sale, and prima ars palatially menaced. loam corn improving in vales and deemed good ; mire& 30s. Beans steady. Oats and oatmeal firm, at former rates. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (itv Denim MoDON man= reitanarli.) (non cam owa orillialFWMayr.) Wheat trade slow ; old suppormag la* oriole. new scueely so good. Fine barley idly es dear. Oilmir articles unchanged. MINCING-LASE.—(THIS DAY.) SDGAIL—The demand is still limited, and the sales ars chiefly wand to British West led* without change value. Bafiaed—dried goods are in improved request, sad priori are rather firmer. Corree.—The parcels of plantatiori Ceylos have gone off Ws readily at viols la favour of buyers% hemp, 56e. te 6d.; Sae ordinary, 75a, to 76e. 6d. low tine mid dling, 78s. to 82a. 6d. ; good ditto, Ms. to 86e.; bold. 905.; sad.. Ceylon superior, 73e. Tea.—The market is less active, but full prices are paid. FalDT.—There is a good demand for Valeria& raisins, and the better qua li ties - have sold at drmer prima. Other diecriptions of fruit are without &sage. Rum.—A penal of Mauritius in hhde. sold I and a few pantheons at ls. Jamaica a3ld at shady Bar 31333. OM& nom VS. gra ips. I brie. sacks. 1600 1310 1480 1080 -- 1420 400 4900M0 1310 73310 ,1110 1690 wmagi!uri.) FTrfe 44, - - 11Jug.-700 bags of whits Benpl sold at 15s. 3d. to 15s. 9d. Summar continues dull of gala. Carron.—The demand has [Gnaw improved. Prices ea the spot 'bossing an advaaos of id., sad for arrival. id. per lb. the Jura—There is a continued active demand both on spot sad to arrive. Priem bare an upward teodsory. Rom —St. Petersburg. clean, quiet at 33'. per too. --- TALLOW MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) The market is needy. Tows tallow is quoted 49. Petersburg, Y.C., oil the ryot , 49a 3d. • all the mostly 494 to 49i. 3d. ; Oltober to Deaember,lB6 6 , 61/s. 611. to ; Jesus' . , to Mush, 49a. 9d. ; Marcb. 1502. 9d. HIDE IfARKICT.—(THIS DAY.) LIUDENSALL.—Hides • Priose 561bs. to 641b5., 3d d . to 314.; 64Ibs. to 721 be., 3d. to 30.; 721 be. so 801 b , 344. }. to ed. ; 8016 s. to Nibs., 4d. to ei 444.: 881be. to 9tilbo, to 446. ; 96105. to 1041b5., 41id. to id. ; 'Dribs. to 1121ba., 40. to sd. Horse bides, 9s. to Ws. ; Hat skim. NM. 91. to 4s. ; fall. 64. ed. BLIDIONDSZT.-431asepstirs : Us to 151, ; bate breds, 101. to Da Bd. ; Downs, 7s. to Bs. 3d. - . BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Beare. Patc..L.• sad Smith report tat ft the trade coo- Nil Moues generally quiet Vol Deer bops, rm pr olds ere still in good demand, at soaiewhet improved rata. PROVINCIAL SHAER MARKETS. LiY0,002,, DSO. 14.-11610 teddy :AMA iddies*, Lancashire and Yorkshire. Mg-London and Meth Vi mum, f-Manctreater. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 631-Midland. 1 -Month gaatern, 764 6 4 6 el-North trnlnn A. 216-lieffsin and lake Buren, I 2-16-Grand Trunk of Canada, 41i 1 -UM Three per Cent., 6th preference stock, 3 2 e. 7i 4-Oreat Lnumboarg shares. 16 U-16 I- 661601 , 6 end. Meuse, 1-1 6-Barnet s Banking Compels) , (hatted). par -Liverpool Marine Credit (Limited), I p.-Liverpeol and London and Globe !Ire and We, 9 216 p.--Unien Marine (Unshed), 1 ► 3-16 p.-Ifemey Steel and Iron (Limited), 2 &-Ifational Steam (Usidt•d). L Puss our or Km Etalast. —The residents on the Lower Marie►ternoy Margate, were srenewhat amused on Friday afternoon by seeing the Thanet harriers ia trout of thak houses. The most ea that day was at St. Peter's where they soon found' ia a taa •gi I. MIL F;ltoelrett. From there " pass them into the Dane, near Margate,aad threw than off the stoat for a tins, but was afterwards " pat up" arida sad led them roma& Bartadowa, and thaws saw the alba, ham at to the Marine Tense*, by t►e South tessera Iteileey stetson -, and Wag hotly pursued over the stage wall, she west into the sea and swam a good distance oat ; bat heeling herself out of her &meat. she tuned rowed sod eagle back. when she was met by Kr. Peen, ono of her followers, who ha `ateonett of his east, ha.. sad lime in after her. Ho headed her . over to Yr. WhSe, the huntwroaa.— • . Kest Herald. 1 i 4