The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-31 00:00:00

LAW THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. =mu ra. telamown I 111 NA IDWARDS. Tee Matinee. W.Tielwesde. u do sad peeler iserelisat, et Ciess-steest, Mallory, appliod far lie esstilieste. He owed to assmoroi neaten 6011.; wets abut 3001. Ms. Lownou oapiwitod ; tkwn wu Moppoitka. • suoadroloso 'agitate wu rutted. 111 RI IIIIZII. The beakrupt was ea iroasseager, of Piakerlar tenses, Ileyswatee. This was the ezensimatisa asseting. He owes te sasseared treaters. 1,0901. ; the assets are estimated at &best 4691. He pawed unopposed. - _- IN 13 WIPTIN AND =NIL The beak:apes, Wm. Walla sad Frederick Wa. Rise, bad ousted ea bagasse es plariarcard swasfestaurs, 1* Leap-sere, India' wider the fins or style of Wins, Lisp, sad Co. This was the fiat stream seder the beak. naptey, for proof of debts sad 'helm of ass/guns. Mr. M. W. Markey, wholesale eta ti J oser of Mciaser-street, was applaud wed. wipes. aseipaeo Mr. ohann is the eMcdal ; sad Mt. Stopher the 'DUMP( ander the beakraptey. A prelluisuy statement of affairs prepued by Maws. Harding sad Pullout, the 11100111ktasits, shows the following lesalts : —Creditors of WiMa sad King, 2,9711. ; ditto limier 101., 861. ; ditto for goods supplied dies the dissolatiea of partaeiship is OeUber, 1866, 2111. ; ditto under 101, 611. ; Orediten payable ia fall, 3741. ; liabiliWs, 8181. Good dielfwes, 6431. ; doubtful ditto, 4411. (estimated to realise 3001) ; bad ditto, 1841. ; debtors for goods sapolisd slue the iikesiaties, 6911 ; stock in trade, estimated at 8001. ; pleat sad washisery 'diluted at 8001. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. OUILDNAI.I. JVVIIIIII.I DIP/LAYTTY. A boy, whom head warmly reached the desk, was elasspd by ►is nether, Aaa Seaward, with stealing 10e. It appeared that the prisoaer was a met isermigible led, std notwithstanding all the attempts of his mother le reform W, he still watineed his practise et thieving. TM pow masa who seemed very sash affected, stated that ea last Saturday week she left fear half creme ea the matelpieee, sad having had measles to go up stairs, m her retura head them gem. The risme, had pemieuely robbed her Mt this She teepee his. He had hoes away Ma Mae fee a week shies be took the Massy, mad she was afraid be bed bees led away by bad Empalme. The primer admitted Miss the limey. Alderma System said it we truly pastel to see me ss yeuag placed is such a positios. Tile meat Mt, how ever, required the attendance of two magistrates to deal summarily with the ewe, sad he should reseed the prisoner ggt Saturday for that purpose. BOWSTKEIT. a RAVING ♦ amine Idasund Jobs Patsy, as athletic young fellow, who said fee wm • sailor heleaging to her liejuty's ship Rodney, was charged wit► ussalsiag Janes Williams. Complaisant, who tioseribed himself ss lamplighter at hiag's College, stated that at about half-past sieves lest sight he was pleas( with • friend through New street, fleessalsedes, wises he met the viscose, sad assidestally Notated him la passing. The prisoser tussled !apes him sad discharged a volley of abusive epithets, promptly followed by • skewer of blows. &fere he was wefieiestly resseesed treat the surprise of this attack to defend himself, the primer had hawked him dews, sad was rallies ever Ida is the mud. Then ksesliag apse his skeet as be lay, the prises.: seised hiss by the throat sad eadeavessed Is straggle him, making at the mats Sine sash almervations as " Oh, you —, yes'n nearly gone ; yea% very coca disks; l'U Satoh you," Its. ComplAssat's *Mad, however, same to his •id, sod got the primmer sway from Ida. ♦ were straggle issued, bat ultimately the primer was empowered, by the united exertions sosoplakisat end his friend, who detained him till • poikessa esme sp. He was druids. The prisa•se said that complaisant attacked him first. Cosplaiasat dialed this, and called his friend, who fully eseubor•ted his statement. T►e prissier thou soiled kis mother, who woe with a friend, a little is advance of him, hat who did set use the coutssesmaseat of the affray. Being asked if he bad scything more to say is debase, The prises's replied that keels, just retuned from the Cebu*, where he had fought is the trochee, sad bad ham severely wounded, he thought when he got hems be had a right to have • little esjoymoat. He had boss &taking with some Meads. —..— Fiaad 30►., at ii &fault maaaittod for tourism days. TM Ma was paid. ♦ IVULAX Ilf ThoUILI. Mums Duals**, aged 46, of no home or moupatiso, a Ramis& deserter, was placed at the bar before Mr. Comte i charged with being desk sad incapable of taking we of himself la lisffellpstreet, Pentleaville. It appeared that Polise-coastable Benjamin Conk*, 263 11, when oa duty last night in Suffolk-street, Peatonville, about eight o'clock, saw the prisoner quite drunk sad lampable of taking care of himself. He asked him to go away, bat, although he did nit absolutely refuse, he eased auk a mob that the pollinates was compelled to look Ida up. The miaow was sae ef the two MMIII who deserted hos the Radii amiss, sad was picked up by the captain of her Majesty's ship Bulldog, w►ile assign ia the Baltic, sear the Woad Isles. Whoa he was searched at the Melee, 6a. 9d. and a lod were towed upon him. He went very quietly to the statism. Mr. Cents, as the:prisoner went quietly with the polka. sad, and had hoes looked asp all night, discharged his, and his money was given lip to him. SOUTHWARK. 101111111 T Time • DA•raa's SHOT. --- Robert Mills, a hearty-looking man, was Awed with 'Malin a plea of &upset, vales 64, from the shop of Mr. rialtos, draper, 67, Biosithiamread- William Cooper, assistant to the prosecutor, stated that shoot five os Saturday eveniog, h. saw the primmer enter the doorway, wham goods wore ezposed for sale, snatch up a large roil of dragnet, value 61., and ran away with it. Witness panned him, and stopped his, with the property is his possession, when he begged his peados, and requited his to let him go. Ho, however, gave him into custody. Polka•constable 606 A, said that the prisoner told him he had bad nothing to eat fir two days, which was the reason of his stealing the drone. The prisoner pleaded Guilty. and was committed for three months. Mary Griffiths, Ana Morrie, sad Margaret Lee were dully I ozarainad, hafore Kr. Elliott, en • charge el stealing • piste I of printed eutton, the property of Mr. Godsmark, a draper. The pruners is the Ent isomer desist the sharp with mach vehemence, sad represented themselves as respestable sad hard-workiag people ; bat, isquiries !Levis( bees made shoat them, it was feud that they believe& Mlle addresses, mad today a wonatable treat the 0 divkdisi was la ahead aces, sad repreeested*the primers as the aseselates of several of the seat import thieve. is Shoreditsh, Hisplast read, sod the aigliboarbeed, two of theta—namely, Lee Ind Griffithe—baviag bees is custody before. Nadiag themselves thu detected, the prisoners ees limed their gailt, sad the ease was dealt with ander the Bruasury Juliana.. Act. Lee was sentsseed to fear menthe, Griffiths three menthe, Mil Noe* t• Ws months• imprisonment, is Wandsworth Roue el Comedies. i [itivartioratiat.]--0171 1 or sot wil FAIINDINIP AND itesesnes.-114 Moot tospersble O:a ll e :MO ego rism lb. sei ot is sed= et ss es =lste tiaseolitelts. sottish trill tally farm Is as mkt Sew the tawny Isiestles et Os Om st Go woe MO the sp. =s t agr ie r i Its_ is se ssi d ai r emen etissel i r az loallasest show awe st Ur. an esIONOMOTUVIOVO: - ulna. soll lssileitilaltest Loan; saltilag et Os soma sad 'MOO pause Is YOE lot r d osi V WO wok haus. tost arsoles er=haVieelas lOW. oshoideons. Poo* leossmod et Os swot soil meet and aseerlsOo Sr ma Nam trosale 6 lerlety of Ibis met bsodaM Odor lo sok olies. alesotshiss. Oak licolatorst. itionit isamipt shoartem turn.. sa. tolepe.seso L oAlthismise MONO* *marts sof Wadies. Owl. blow. as DEMI moll =et ma llswiiriss. • flaw nen 4 1i1.111141190. le to Os 003= lot sissweitaM Omer. So, soli =gam out Ikeerollssow oho% trest4sas, air inlit eg oll lisiele. SO eines% Owed ssi Wow assort lobo sea lo sesso woo. tbrika• ea fleabags bet tepreeesle s trowello Irak. to Imo —et three enwirtams. Ls hopretlea Oil met, opse the totelis et a vitti. time riot diersed at bob bows. THE LATE MURDER IN THE MINORIEB. LATEST Pi -THIS DAY. Yesterday (Sudsy) raceniama crowd of Idle sees of both sines magoilded is frost of the late name of the murderer Goitre, god mad pollee mutable@ of the H Diehl* were la stlesdenee fa Selbrstreet East, Waterloo-tem, to preserve orbit smog the curious who wen easier to soak • shape of the visitors to the roar Illieettaste dfldreo, who have bee. left in the care of lin. How, the sides d the deems* woman. Os Saturday disenees, shortly Were 1 o'clock, Mrs. How proceeded to the House of Densities, Clerluiswell, with the artistes the primer Mated hoe to bring to the pd. She had the eldest girl with her, bet eke was sot MIMI* to the Omahas the father sad Mean of Corrigan had Pet visited his is the cell, and la eeserdesse with the pima regulations, she was dineted by the Sankey to at- MA at 12 o'clock this day. The elethes were takes from beep sad sotesonently they were headed to the prima. The isterview between Corrigan sad his father eel ' h West is the tell was of a palatal character. The former is , anialmed, " Oh, father !" and et the same mane he mimed his aged punt with deep *Min, sad in • a. pereepos of grief he shook heads with his brother and 21S peeled him to his bane. The wafts wee a short dare- Ms, end is • few Made' the prisoner was spin is the a. me of • keeper. s ce e , It seems that since his incarceistion in the gaol he has se bees singed times employed in writing to hie friends, and yesterday minds; he Maid* Divine Worship in the is lo prises. Impeder Gases, of the II division, who has had charge it e t el*. ease shoe the rimer wee gives kilo custody, visited is the hoses is Selby-Meet Bed, which he found in • weenie& ormilitiou sad Mean deditute of farsitun. The to plea lad evidently bees sadly *Mated, sad it appears s ar i that there led been as execution for rest due to the had- to Iced, who recently seized the thief ponies of the pods, An !- Pim hillsides made yesterday sad this morning smog a m t W tredeemies hi the immediate neighbourhood, it appears Si. that Cordova has been leading a dissipated lift for several N. weeks peat, retuning house late at night in a so state of intonation and while in that tradition 1:1 he trequatly 111-u:isd the unfortunate deceased, at. who has sought shelter from his dolma* at the premises op- 1 24 polite, and from several per is in the sass street. The l ie primmer has also left the deceased without money, whereby et. her mesas of elletellaSe• for the childnn were crippled, sad r e • bee hems almost Mikes up by his depraved habits. le The body of the murdered female was removed on Bahr- ILI in. day to No. 10, Why-street East, Bethnal green, where it so will remain until the funeral, the time he which is not 4 yet Bud. et. Limpets' Gases has been tea great number of *ape is is, die *M a y Mae, sad, from what Umpired cm Saturday afteanoss, then 'ems bat very UM* doubt that the fatal Si. kWh with yid* the sassier was 'committed was purchased st the washes's of deems. Davis sad 800, 69, LeadeahalL so steed, City. The knife is precisely similar to shoes kept in dm*, eseeptiss that the ea* takes from Corrigan has so u meter's miss. It is • remarkable fast that this is the N. shim where Mandel (who was szonited for the murder ea Eastcheap some years Sees) purehmed the butcher's Bt. kWh shortly before that dreadful murder wee perpetrated B e I : bye. This minim a number of besevolest persons eammeneed se Gesigmlpdas es behalf of the four poor Atkins, and sassy at. imilleiduals sot wining thessedves is making mangements ac bit basal st me of the mat-esd theatres. A rails will lie Perm As the ems purpose. Ms Burt* sad Um. Fear's, who sustained sub serious t ilimiss la the arms aid has& in the stimuli for the aa bah, which they neared from the primer, are still M a r, weekly emiditicia, sad th e former is yet soder the cars of so a) Mr. Cooke, the surgeon. How, tie sister-in-law, had an interview with Cor rigan this day at noon. The Paris correspondent of La Nord, writing IN- : terday, says be is awed that the French government has br demanded of tbe cabinet of Vienna an imilaaation of the : tenets which bad been drank in Moon, of the Russian army at a banquet gives to Marshal Bans Her, to celebrate his Meth year of military service. Os the oceasioa of the return of the French Im perial Heard, there hie been a asatioa of eve new Gene rah of Division sad eleven new Generals of Brigade. In order farther to conciliate his party in Oermany, the Czar has just conferred upea many Of the pelegyal Statesmen of Sanity and Bavaria the orders of St. A sad St. Stealing. RUSSIA AND THE BLACK SL.—The Post Arnpt &ma anillin a litter from Dmedge, which says :—" It M segteaesil is quarters, width sight to be well informed MN Rule Is digmad to mewl the coaditiou of the Block Sea big Wen gears Assam% open oaly to trading vans% en e that the aeutrallty Mall 0:40010100 at al gra t wilean a iggly to part of the Erna ina. Seib h est, Sis said, matitioa on the mama that, miss ware the Blink Sea was declared neutral, the Waters NNW wash sot have any used of a naval station be. o,lo4yvas, either for their own safety or for that of a7•' THE NEW CREDIT BANK AT VIENNA.—A letter Ibis Vienna name that the directors of the new Credit Beak have at length come to a resolatioa as to the wanner la Ulla the shares subscribed, whit* greatly erased the UMW to be awarded, shall be divided that it is to itsAO that person who have tabu:rib,' for fewer Om II thelee shall reselm half a share, that those who have salreilbei from 26 to 50 shall motive a whole one, that those Who Save subscribed for 50 to 100 shall have two, and me. BOAT= AND TEE UNITED STATE3.—On Monday amt, the Beagles royal togas-Atlantic mail steam packet Belgique, 2,6 0 0 teas harden, sad 600 boom power, will aria at Southampton on its way to New York, being the Oa line of steamers which is about to ran between asUulp, Southampton, and the United States. The bemo aning sad several of the meanies' authorities of Mawr*, ems ot the bassol the Belgian gernument, sad the diesellege of the Belgian Royal Stems Packet Company, payiag a viit to Southampton in the Belgique. The =sag Corpse al* _of Soathanipton have resolved to nserive the Ititl visitors is state, and to invite' this to • peed bemgest before their retina to Belgium. THE ItiIOVERNMENT DECISION RESPECTIND THE thavniat Tr or LONDON.—The following letter was some lime since addressed by the Rome Secretary to Lord Bar a, as Chancellor of the University of London : w Whitehall, 18th August, 1866 —"My Lord,-1 have the Imam to ahem your lordship that I have had leader con sideration Oho Mirrespondence which passed some time since I it referee* WM University of Loudon ; and I beg leave M elate legalldordship that, as to the legal difficulty ad verted to ISO, opinion given by Mr. Totaling's, I an pm. ft ekbethe Crown that, la the event of • new chart e r i Masi ft the University, a clams be inserted in It the mentat of the majority of the senate emissary to the nureeder of the charter, provided that upon an saminatioa of the law it should appear that a c la w of this astute ma les made ellestael for its objeet ; ant that, with 'septet le die Mania of graduates into the mute, I propose that the sew *ester should provide that every Lii alternate mesa" he the smote shall henceforth be filled up 1 by the Crows with a valuate of the Unhenity of London, ss until the nabs, of graduates in the nano shall amount IS li OM WM of the total number. I further propose that SO May sub graduate appointed by the Crown shall be es. Meted fres a list of five pulsates to be chosen by the r s = tes at large.—l have the honour to be, gay lord, your is p'o obedient servant—G. GUT." l os ACCIDENT TO Ste OEOEII OILEE.—We are sorry 100 lobe= that/is sight Hos. Sir George Grey bas met with an 241 el Ohlhelfgaideg.. Oa Fridley be attended the meet- 2 1 : lieg el the Old Sestabire ( Mr. Merielre) Sande, at Bat- is Nig mk s gad fa the aids ad the sham the right bon. we basuiteeSmos fell, and threw Ilk Soup with great form tee ea Us sight us. We regret _to my that os being lifted 0 nem the pound it was LAMB WeslMright boa. 'baronet : bed gesteised a swims iejagy bylmeeking the boas of his s fight as . last ahem the lid& Re was lansatly conveyed gp to the Red of Be Eli's seat, whoa wand aid was soon ob- 4 Inland, sad *abed= Mao eat "Ahem Oiling delay. Sir 154 Omega Amy Demise at Odmill4lark for the rasa% and ► l. If se "Mess will be la lowa es Tiersity Ent t• amid in ir e the delibeeellisas at the &blast Cattail mbe held that day. see DZIPTIVOTIVZ Faso-131111DESLIND, DEC. 28. Ise Dario; lost sight the asideat townie' seeds of Ryltoa, four LI% apse west of Senasimd, wog biased down. It is re- 1; workable that tomato Woke eat sieteliosseuely at opposite fp sides of the building, whieb is emapisi by Mr. /i'Larowi to farmer. For a length of time say a taw poems could be U eolleeted to use eadoemare to saliegelsh Ste Sumo, the 0, place being la a mutiny sitaationot a Menage from any r.l town or village. • asselegle smog delaeldesti to Binder ; land, sad • snobs, ef wise Awe was met with a ire go gaga& Be the aims they sighed the Soo hail gaited ais aralikvablotsi.s. All wog dam that meld be dam under 19 the dwarmans. A quantity of Arany risk wee de- wo _ =SMIIIIIIS whisk were a womb*, of live stash of Ids& The mess of the fin Is sot ageortaieed. 0 thheldelellollll3—HOLLOWAT'll OINTMENT AND Si Pow mosiegia Semeles ma TIM Coes or Puma.—Mrs. Tater. * pram se mem. asse Wis. gelarsd weed, ea some time ben 10 gauger le Wank, ma watts avitlow pnes e s mege inns us cr to lonian rensOm she M ass = ailling miaow wadi best It. f linmr Ig Ilis al Ille. . Irigia. dOoss. 4 *smite senalowd rim Illineefeennem owl se" sal One ND , kosimilsmedistnas mg oraie m samml INA sot id/ WWI the le vois• IM isitsnag Mr to a stale a brill6-111M 11 ell 16 etellime venders tasengbeed world; et Pairmsr ailoways a Zetulizettalkftwedim god le. unumimeMo SO irTaik; NI Utllangs, consownwases ;A. Osidier, eines i sai I. 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SHARE LISTS,-THIS DAY. Two o'Clum. #I The railway share market to-day is fairly sup ported, though still very deileisut in business. Pre sent quotations exhibit ao important variation Mtn the final range of Saturday. Midland stook is rather flatter, at 631 to 641. London and North Western is quoted 94 to 3 ; Great Western, 62i to 33; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77 to I ; Groat North erns, 22 to ; Caledonians, 271 to I; and South &st orm, 17 to la — ress66 - IWrcaTii odd* Dutch Rhenish and Great Luxembourg shares are bettor, and Great Western of Canada firm, at the late advanoe. French lines peeinst no change. OIDINAILY uuaa AND 'TOOK& SI al !I 4 IS ISS IS 14 • p er 74 SI Se SU 10 12 • 4 . 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I Oryoral Moos otriooso. b:lls.laustralLia Ompur Si alter B MOM ...ear. 25 Ilairtell 150insra; !minima "s cao.lew— rt•aitireseissiest.Td. let Wakes 1111.1sastfora 10 Aasaurtastis 6 Do.S p.Ct.ProfJo.ot 100'N. EMMA= 1 North Bolt sO!North of Zang. Num. Otiootail 11 Do.. ....... " rowfilsorto".: 10 , !Wilma Orketil Stem IC !_ Do. r 100' Royal lUD Iltrai. I , 9sttlak Mrlr.bivesl4. 1i De. N0w............... 18 11584 Autriltia UM 1' ftlelarlas 'hie& Ilirtp. 11 Do. Do. 14glasond no Iria Diams'slasi ... Pfd. Oov. 6 p. e. Dads. JOINT STOCK 40 Australasia In Beak of Larks 80 Britt& llartlx lcie FO 66171 • r — 1 keTYY 11 Do4watlM.,Amt& Q 100 City 100 Ccoomeroialof 10 Nits.,Soot..SAM.Cliart. 10 too.Cloart.Haak of Aut. SO UM Now . 00 LeadosimilOsisty 'l4f Ya#Elgkil.°l626l3M ifi.d.J. t a 11 - 011 Leaden araiWorainstar 100 Net. Prey. of Inland— Id Do. New . tO I Natknal et Ireland Id New death Ware Onset. I.laA9orperpion. 110 iieritias — reifliWi — I 11.1m01.11.10.1m602 /100 Rona MU& death Monona . ..... u U.M. of Arlzalta N.W. V!!'1'1"""*" ii lUaios of Lam.......... The Candor, with Sir Admiral Lyons on board, has arrived at Mantilla, and the gallant admiral is now oa his way to town. EITENEIVE FIRE IN MANCIEDITER.—About half- I pest 12 o'clock on Friday eight a fire wu discovered to item Woken out in a large building, forming sin wassinfais toren' warehouses, and having a frontage to High-street, and a back to Mendes square, is Maathester. The ware. house are occupied by Mr. W. Crompton, Messrs. George Goodwin and Co.; Messrs. Kendal, Ridiel, and Co. ; Mr. J. Taylor, Mr. L. Woolf, and Mr. Jonah Andrews; and they mantissa avery largo quantity of tents, linen, cotton, and other goods. The fire was first discovered in High street, issuing from the toot of the building, and, almost simultaneously, it was sun ruing furiously in a cellar of Mr. Crompton's mutilates in Marsden-square, where it is supposed the fire originated, tbongb it is not known how. From the dry nature of the goods the building, the fire raged furiously end rapidly for upwards of an hoar, and nearly all the stock in the warehouses we have named was destroyed. The damage done masa be Rader 12,0001. Manchester Guardia*. THE BILLETING SYSTEM. DEPUTATION TO LORD PANIIOII.—On Saturday afternoon a deputation from the licensed victuallers of St. Paeans waited, by appotatment, on Lord Panama, at the altos of the War Department, Whitehall-plea, for the purpose of presenting a memorial from the trade complaining of the grievances suffered by Hawed victuallers in connexion with the sent system system of billeting. The deputation waisted of Mr. Pottle, chairman of the albite meeting ; Memos. Jonas, Suter, Bogdan, Hubert, Parsons, retaken, Quinton, Bur gess, Middleton, and the Secretary. The Secretary having read a memorial, which bad been adopted at a public meeting, Mr. Jones, at considerable length, detailed the evils of the present billeting system. Lord Pasture assured the deputation that the memorial should have his beet attention, and the Maned victuallers, metropolitan and provincial, might rely upon the government &tag all in their power to remedy the inconvesioaces cemplailwed of. The deputation thee withdrew. THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY ATTIIINOON.—The United States Mail steam ship, the Atlantic, Captain James West, sailed from the Mersey for New York, with the usual mails for the United States and British North American posseasions, sixty-two amongst*, and a full cargo of general merchandise on freight. Prior to her departure, evies of the London miming journals of this data were placed on board by Messrs. Winner and Smith, of Liverpool, for the press and public institutions of the United States and Canada. The British sad North Americas Royal Mail Steam Ship (Cunard) Company ammo their weekly 'snap (commencing with the America for Boston) on Saturday. The Sentinel is already on the Indian stake the Nubia is on ha way to lodia, and the Alma will Men follow her. THE NEW GIGANTIC STEAM-EMIP PERA, at South ampton, had a trial trip on Saturday, and her speed, under steam only, was found to be 121 knots. Her engines are considered small for her magnitude, but her beautiful build oompensates for this and "sables her to attain a very high speed. Under canvas her speed will be immense. Such is the perfection of her lines that, though her screw is a three-fanned one, she steers while seder canvas as easy as a sailing ship. Ia igh screw stamen generally, while under canvas, the thus posted at different eagles act as serious im pediments te steerlag. A number of scientific men were oa board the Pen on her trial trip, and pronounced her one of the very Inset ships afloat. She is steered from telegraph signals plated on the ammader's bridge, and these signals render any oral communiation between the captain and helmsmen unnaseeary by day or night—a matter et very peat importance, considering the great tooth of the ship. APPOINTMENTB.—CeptiIiti Charles Eden is ap pointed Comptroller of the Coast Guard. Captain Lord Margo Paulo, C.B , is appointed paid Aide-de-Camp Mho Queen. Captain the Hon. Predate C. Pelham, C. 8., is ap pointed Unpaid Aide-de•Cueo to the Queen. Mr. Anthony Pike Is appointed First C1%001 , 04 and Mr. J. De Cam Second Clue Cleric in the Comptroller of Victualling De partment or the Admiralty, at Somerset House.—Obseresr. It is our painful duty this week to record the death of John Mercer, BK., ono of the leading members of the highly respected Arm of Mercer, Randall, Menu, and Mercer, of the Kentish Bank, Yeidstone. The melancholy event took place at Nioe, in Italy, where the dame& gen tleman had been for tome yeas in the habit of radio the winter atootlis.—Moideose Journal. LOCAL MANAGEMENT or rim hirraorou morrow (Tuesday) the sew sat ea the Leal Management of the Metropolis will take offset. The Metropolitan Beard of Works will meet for the despatch of business. The whole 251 sections in th e sot will booms operative. THE NEW METROPOLITAN BUILDING. ACT.—To morrow (Tuesday) the new Metropolitan Buildings Act will come into wades. It Is divided into five parts, embracing the regulations and supervision of bandit:a, dawns stature% patty stratus', miesellaseas previsions, and the repeal of former and temporary provisions. The Metro politan Bead of Works have extensive powers under the att. Hoyuroori, THE ROCHDALE MCIDEREIL—Hoy wood, who wee seamed to death at the last South Lasesbire wises, for the nitirder'ot Margaret Jam, at Rockdale, is at pawn gained in Entails gal. He is koptia solitary eadinameat. sine being admitted to his all but the chaplain sad the *Ears of the aim. He will be executed in the heat of Eirkdale gaol neat Sataday. DURAL PALACE.—FIR SHILLING DAT, Dim 29. Admissions as mow, 85; ditto by seams tickets, SOS; Will OK 4 S 16 Se 27 th I 4f4 I I " 111 Se U SS 24 26 as it Oi us I P 2 12 t la i 30 331 i i il i 4 41 4 1 41 I tuelped deed. U 30 Ul 01 UI 6; ti _ iis ssisal 1174111 107 109 107 109 41 4 8 11 1 li is -: 30 U II 111 5 1 6 1 i ..11 isal,P-1 i I ,1 14 II II 113 66 2 " Ard. Ael., 90 92 97 99 ii ei r e 66 65 L 6 1 17 151 161 8 81 ate pa 2 pm U 40 117 $9 $1 IS si an a si to 0 41 - 73 to II 3 SO •l Edinburgh maGlasirow 107,755 Glasgow and South Western 129,315 Great Northern 571,967 Great Southern and Western 173,854 Great Western Leseashire and Yorkshire Lesion and North Western LOAM and Blackwell 35,192 Leaden, Brighton and South Coast London and South Western Mancheeter, Sheffield, and Lin eolushire Midland North British 113,248 North Eastern Oztord, Woreester, and Wolver hampton . 97,280 Scottish Central 58,351 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 36,625 Shrewsbury and Chester 87,784 South Barbera MONBY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoax_ The English stook market is fiatteito-day. Sales of stock attributed to government account, coupled with many reports affecting the attitude of Prussia, have caused a fall of 1 per seat. Console were quoted during part of the morning 88: to 4, and now stand at 881 to 4 ex div. for the 10th January. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 881 to i ; the New Three per Cents. at 88: to 89 ; Bank Stock at 206 i Exchequer Bills at 10e. to 4s. dia.; Exchequer Bonds at 97: ; and India Bonds at 41. die. The foreign stock market is dull. Turkish Sin per Cents. are slightly flatter at 831 to 1. The New Four per Cent. Loan remains at 31 to 3 dis. Mexican Bonds are quoted 194 to 20 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 214 to 22 ; and Russian Five per Cents., 95 to 97. Portuguese Four per Cents. have bees dealt in at 49 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates at 41 per cent.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 941 to 944 ; Danish Three per Cents. at 83 ; Bra zilian Old Five per Cents. at 994; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents. at 901 ex div. The imports of the precious metals last week have been considerable, although the arrivals have been numerically few. Our list includes 104,000 oz. of gold by the Donald *Lay, from Melbourne ; 500,000 dole. by the Atlantic, from New York; and 4,521 oz. of gold and 1,745 sovereigns, by the Cyclone, from Sydney. The total value of these arrivals is about 536,0001., nearly all in gold. Silver also continues to be drawn from the Continent for the East. The Ceres has brought in 13 boxes of silver coin from Oporto. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week represents a total value of only a few hundred pounds, comprising 160 oz. of gold coin, 1,100 oz. of silver coin, and 300 oz. of silver bars—all to Boulogne. The only other shipment officially reported is 47,9681. by the Madrid, for the Peninsula It is known, however, that, apart from any shipments on government amount, the supplies brought in by the Cyclone and Atlantic have been despatched to the Continent. The gold ex the Donald M'Kay was temporarily deposited in the Bank on Saturday. To-day its des tination. will be finally determined. The present impression is that it will be sent to the Continent. The announcement that the Pasha of Egypt has rescinded the prohibition of the exportation of wheat and Indian corn is of some importance. It appears from the telegraphic advices in 'Mich pation of the overland mail that the export of salt petre from India is henceforth to be allowed to Eng lish ports only. On former occasions we have called attention to the large quantities of saltpetre which have been shipped from India to neutral ports, espe cially to the Uaited States, and thence re-shipped to Hamburg, en route to Russia. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Ist of January for the conveyance of stores from the river Thames to Freemantle, Halifax, Colombo, Gibraltar, and the Crimea. The half-yearly meeting of the East and West India Dock Company is called for the 11th January, and that of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire Railway Company for the 23rd of January, atl Manchester, when it will be proposed to consolidate the 101. preference shares into stock. As the second half of the year 1855 is now closing, we annex a statement of the aggregate receipts of the leading British railways for the half year, as compared with three for the corresponding period of 1854. TM figures are compiled from the Weekly Railway Share List, published under the authority of the Stock Exchange committee : Total Receipts. 1856. 1854. 1 Bristol and Easter 156,981 .. 149,123 Caledonian Cheater and Holyhead 146,199 .. 137,169 Eastern Counties East Laneashin.- 108,298 .. 119,656 .. 615,200 ▪ 145,263 • 693,014 607,932 .. 1,407,831 .. 38.329 The aggregate results upon the above lines are as follows: 1855 18.54 Increase in 1865 Increase per emit. The increase upon the nine chief lines is thus ap portioned : lonian Increase per cent. London and North Western 77,06 4 •• .. 5.5 Great Western 83,348 .... 14 Midland 21,791 .... 3 Laneashire and Yorkshire North Eastern 34,356 4.3 South Eastern Great Northern London and Brighton 12,444 .... 3.2 London and South Western The subjoined memorandum is from the Peel River Land and Mineral Company : By the Donald M'Say, &deices have been received fres the general superintendent up to 16:h September. Mt. King states that the lambing had commenced. There was a sufficieney of gram and water everywhere, and the sheep were in very good condition. As regards the gold field, Mr. King writes that the issue of license has faVen off very considerably this month, only 17 at 31, having been takes out, and that the reason assigned for the diggers leaving the ground is, that the yield is too uncertain for the license fee, which they angled is too high. The general saperiates. dent adds :—" As I consider that the license system has had a fair trial, and as it has so far failed to produce an ads. quits revenue, I will now ecuuneace with a small party 4e work the reserved ground, commencing with the gully which was not worked by the Cordillera Company. and will employ Mr. Kind to superintend the same. Wages for I mining labour are still too high to admit of any great profit' to be looked for, but the result shall be carefully noted and reported on. The directors of the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and 10s. Junction Railway have made a call of ' 11. 10s. on the 311. shares, and of 11. on the 221. shares, to be paid by the let of Feb. A half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 14 r ocnt. per annum, is to be payable on the share p s the South Australian Banking Company on the 15th of January. The dividends on the debentures issued by the government of Victoria (Australia) for the Water works Loan, are advertised for payment. Subjoined is an analysis, compiled by . a practical authority, of the figures relative to the Imports and consumption of sugar, as given in the monthly Board of Trade Returns just published : IMPORTED IN TM! 12 MONTIIS REDING STH DEC. 1853. 1854. 1355. Raw ....tons 365,595 442,554 351,624 Refined ..tona 17,581 20,148 17,029 Molasses.. tons 17,611 19,000 16,076 400,787 481,700 384,729 DUTY PAID. Raw ...tons 264,312 Refined . ..tons 10,707 392.978 388 14,905 14,917 Idolasssa..tons 15,750 17 091 18,259 390,769 430,974 422,086 Doty wee paid last year In November on 62,377 tons, owing to the tear of the duty being raised, which was at least 40,000 tote more than the quantity likely to be worded for consuntoios. Thereto» that amount may be deducted from the emseumptiou of 1834 and added to that of this year. The respective amounts will then stand that : IX TIM TWILTX MONT= =DING STI DSC. Doty pail 1363 tons 390,769 „ 1864 tont 410,974 „ 1865 tons 442,086 30 31 VI 30 31 378,925 343,951 238,277 714,333 103,605 796,369 81,947 54,969 24,038 64,140 385,531 1101 Ws 961 4 4 94 14i IR i pi 4 .4 I F 39 ai al 111 le 1 a all In fad 1091 Ilif a all ried on by parties who profess to have faith in the prospects of pesos. The large arrival of Australian gold is also regarded with satisfaction, u it will at least check the effiux from the Bank. On the other hand, it is now generally recognised that a supply of stock is being thrown upon the market either by the Bank of England or by government. The state of the Treasury balances at the Bank continues to excite a good deal of attention. Although the payments on the 16,000,0001. loan are now completed, the aggregate of public deposits is only 5,344,7534, being 1,215,661/. less than at the corre sponding period of tut year. To meet the divi dends in January, 1855, Mr. Gladstone was compelled to effect heavy sales of savings banks stock. The sum standing at the credit of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is now much smaller than last year ; the state of the market for Exchequer Bills preclude' the expectation that any considerable amount of these securities can be disposed of; and the general com mercial demand for money at the Bank is active. All these considerations lead to a belief that large sale. of stock on government account are probable. We learn, as an interesting fact, that some parcels of Exchequer Bills, which Mr. Gladstone obtained authority to issue last year, and which have now fallen due, have recently been paid in for revenue. At Frankfort Austrian stock has risen con siderably. Consoiswere quoted duringpartof the morningatBB; to 1, and closed tit 881 to ex div. for the 10th of Jam. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 10th Jan., 881 ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 881, 1. New Three per Cents., 881, t, 89. Bank Stock, 206, 205. India Bonds, Bs., 91. dia. Exchequer Bills were quoted tie. to 4e. die., and Exchequer Bonds, 971 to t. The extreme variation in the price of Consols this week, according to the official list, has been only per cent., the highest figure marked (for the account) being 881 ex div., and the lowest, 881. The market closed to-day I per cent. lower than on last Saturday. The foreign stock market remains very inactive, but steady in price. Turkish securities maintained the recovery of yesterday afteraoothe Six per Cents. closing at 831 to g, and the New Four per Cant. Guaranteed Loan at 31 to 3 dis. Other stocks exhibit no variation worthy of notice. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.75, for short; at Vienna, 10.41 ; and at Hamburg, 13.51. Land and Bank shares to-day were very quiet. The stock of the Bank of New South Wales was quoted rather lower. Peninsular and Oriental Steam , shares were dealt in at 631. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'OLooz. The gold mining shares remain out of favour. The Colonial Gold Company's shares mark 2s. 6d. (1 1. 2s. 6d. paid.) Tin Croft shares have been dealt in at 41. In foreign mining stocks no business is going forward in the Stock Exchange. Annexed is a list of Saturday's transaotions in the MinintExchanp, Mining Subscription Rooms, and Stocklachang;. Mining Exchange Official List : But 'reigns, 28 ; lvybridge, 310., 325. ; Lady Berths, 20.., 21s. ; Molland, Is. 9d., 25.; North Basset, 42, 421; Par Consols, 191, 1, Sortsidge Consols, 41, 5 ; Bortridge end Bedford, ss. 6d., 6.., 6s. 6d.; Tay Console, 17e. 6d., 19s. • Vale of Towy, 2 1 5., 22 5., 23 5. • West Caradon, 1371, 1421; I Wheal Grenville, 21 1; Wheel Edward, 31,1. Mining Subscription tooms Official List: North Basset, 39, 391, 411, 42; Alfred Consols, 171; Tin. croft, 4 3-16; Bitty (Lelant), 91, 9; Bryntsil, 8, 81 ' • Bast Wheal Rose, 85, 80; 'leaden, 255. ; Irybridgir, 31..; North Francis, 10 ; flortridge Consols, 6, ; Lady Berths, 20..64.. 21a. Gd. --- In the Stock Exchange : West Bunt, 37, i; Allred Console, 171, 1,1, 18; But Wheal Row, 721, 77, 78; Tieero ft , 41 1; Rut Telrgos, 39, 32' South Tamar, 61, 1; Wheal Kitty aselaat), 111; limpid's Consols, 5; Soruidga and Bedford, 61., 6s. 6d.; Mallya, 141. All foreign mining docks were unmarked by any COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat was short this morning, the condition indifferent. The sale dull, at • decline of 26. to 3s. per qr. upon last Monday's rates. Foreign wheat was held (with the exception of American and But Indian) at firmer pricer, but these cirscriptioas must be quoted Is. to 2s. lower. Country B sue was offered Ix lower, without leading to much business. American barrels were sold at 41s. to 431. for general breads. Barley pre way Is. to 26. par qr., and oats declined Gd. to Is., peas Is., and beans 2e. to 3s. per qr. WAL4I. per Imperial Qr. Dees and Kent, red, new 73 60 oid 80 82 wtdte, new 60 82 old. 84 85 Lincolnshire, Se. red, new 76 78 „80 82 ~ SO el „84 SA Danisie and Konigsberg... whits. ... St 88 Americas Rostcek Pomeranian and si , ...siscsoew B4 96 Danish and liolatein Odessa Galata and brans Miamian, ordinary SS 86 F4016i86 ei ee nova. town-made per Fmk 76 75 Norfolk, per sack 56 French and apanish... „ 66 63 American, pet Sri. 'LLCM English, Distil li ng & lOr hiding USS ... Malting Mediterranean Llenish 33 40 ... Bahia 39 English. Feed ... nootch ..• Poland fi fT ... PKato Irish „ Dutch . ...... 25 V ... Poland and brew 2B con to ainrewedisi;, - Dietic . ... 27 22 ... wblta gagli.h, largo Foreign „ Full/Ih, Feeding Foreign ARRIVALS INTO SIS 40... 99 rub. 47 40 .. BoikTs 53 37 Wheat. i Cocatwias. qrs. English ll3l‘ Scotch Irish Font's 20633 E. C. &lit 8454 Gt. N. ItaiL Exeorru. 1047 LONDON. FROM DSC. 24 TO DEC. 21. ißarley. Malt. Oats. Poss. Muer. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brls. oess. 1054 967 ID U 6 25 66 100 ... . .... 62 3050 ........ 7 35516 7301 1071 6623 1936 102 I VD 275 1119 26 W.AI 1I 116 0 2038 •••• MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The public, rnarkeu will reopen on Wednesday next. Baeinus by private contract continues to be wiry limited, yet the tons of the :market is fatly as strong sa previous to the holidays. METROPOLITAN CATTLE DAT. MARKET. THIS The supply of beasts is small, but tho demand ie by no means large. The botcbers have not yet cleared out their Christmas stock; however, some sizeable qualities are in request at rather more money. The number of sheep is also small ; trade is not brisk, but the best qualities being scarce d e e r. at dearer. ;Choice calves are very scarce, and de From; Germany and Holland there :are 263 beasts, 860 sheep and 7 calves ; Scotland, 260 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,000 ; Northern and Midland Counties, 1,090 ; std 60 from Ireland. Per stops of tbs. a. d. e. el. Per Mose of alba s. d. s. d. Dept Soots. Herefords 4 10 5 1 . Best Dna & Mr.breds Oh 0 0 0 0 Bast 1112ort-boras 4 6 4 10 Dot Lon weds 4 6 4 10 SecondquallM beasts.. 34 4 0 Do. do. itbru....„ 00 0 0 Calms ........ ........ 4 0 8 6 Sues andeleoond 'matt 3 10 4 2 Plus ~.„•: z, . 4 0 1 0 I Ds . do. 6h.rs 0 4 0 . Bast Ms a . lialf•lorsda. 50 5 2 Lambs .... OO 0 6 saws at market, x,091: sheep and lambs, 19.000; Wm, 51; pica. 340. - TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is steady to-day, at the followtng quotations, Cs. :—Town tallow, 6.51. 6d. net sash; Petersburg TA:. on the spot, GSA.; January to Much, 675. 9d. to 6So. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stock= tan& Casks...i 0.138 Oat:my Isst west 2,057 Do. tram lot Jana 113,881 arrival last west Do. tram Ist Jane .... 82,613 Pram T. C. Dar owl. .»—. 395. ed. Do. Tows 6L.Od. leH. 1 tub. 32,761 19,699 633 639 46,011 76.869 3,90 f S 6 47,792 49,066 614. 6d. Ch. N. 600 6d, 675. 96. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattanden and Smith sport that ths d mond continues to improve daily for middling and fins samples, which are not to bs obtained on so good terms as last week. Low descriptions were also more saleable. COAL MARKET.—'PHIS DAY. Tao Hold Moor, i 7.. 64.; Divisen's West Hartley, Ho. W. —l7 Melt ships at market. evroanav Emus°. Despite the unfavourable Bank return the English The Academy of Inscriptions an dilee-Lettres, at fond. to-day showed incremed firmness, and closed its last guise, ideated the Rev. Mr. Cantos, cotton of it & recovery of per sent. Pncohaese are still oar- Woatmiastorok oorropoadiog member. ant. Parobesse are /till oar- wesualana, a wawa..