The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-18 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THU DAY.) __ ~.._ EQUITY COURT. (Won ii• SWAG, Oi Übe Wk.) Tvr r. %T101 tL AND AsorliANCi %WIRT. The euuduatiou el Lord Komar was riounird by Mr. :4 Ivry's. ladship said— He was sot aware till he saw Mr. Her. doses report of the monist meeediag 30.01JU/. expended in Advertising. 1,i,1 so know why there wiuis change is the times of psynwat by the society. There was so report by auditors of the state of the finances of the society from Mei till July :IL yea). The sum of 10,00tlf , which had been paid into the Has: of Eugland in the names of four persons, had he Lelieve.l been brou,ght back to the fends of the society. In reply to Mr. dread. who appeared for his lordship, l.nl home mid he bad never had any loan whatever from the society, or any monies from it but his s. direetor, which in seven years reached about 70.4. Is 1,4:4; h e deposited a life policy for 2.000 t. in order that the same might be substituted as his qualification as a ilireetor for the loan of stuck which had previously exi.ted. lle did not know till lately that such .al.titution had not been effected. he was io formed that it had Less done in litiro. He deposited money with the society, sail had several life policies in it. he had paid weskit through his misplaced cou- Wears in Morrison, the anew* dimMor. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. IBefcra the Jake Ordinary.) - wtrom (seat.) r. WATSON AXII WILIIIN*IIII. Mi. part-heard care was remaied to-day. Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., alai Mr. Macaulay. 9.C., maniac I a aamber of wll fens I. mimed of the reepoodeat's recrimmatory pleas it was proved that Si, Ch a rle s h a d h a d &shags with low wawa at hie owa modem* (Woman Park). at Cam bridle al Newmark* at Mary, at Km-ll:aid at other places as well as ia madam The identification, which was de- lectors is the awl swarm to os Maturday, was Dow mad* Mamma (YMalley sad Macaulay thee maimed up their nepertiser►s;tad Mr. Berparm Ilaree replied. )TM trial Ina preceediag when we west to prowl COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 10r4ore llr. IC.:hrt. iterriArar.) I% RI lIIAILNAND AND IkoMYTMAL.-- Max? DIMINO VXDILIR Till NEW ACT. The beetroots were braid manufacturers, of Chimpside, Whitecamors.trest, and elsewhere. Tbis was the &relied sitting. sad beiog the arse dividend sitting eater the now sal, the prated:egg wens somewhat peculiar, and @wiled murk intermit Bowl. :( I ;rash we-stmt. tea lb. Mr. enflame.- (Vas Menden sad ies) appeared for the Mr. Reed wild the section was held ander the 171 th wises of the new set, which provided as follows : " At the expo/stare of four mouths front the dab, of the adjadkatioa of baeltrupkr, or re ninth earlier se the sons @ha appoint, the svedibes' be called Yore WWI inabailt So of ervdnon to or that purpose, wad to 17 tell before the registrar, at whisk waded 10 awe' noises shell be given in the .10.ndua Garb sad in We heal newspapers, a .tatirrient of the whale NM* of the haadraph ow thou arrorsodwah of as warpri o reeseeted el sad the property w awe el its Wag so oaloaadorg. aa ja ra il d Valb. end of ail loyarral• bharamd, wads or be be wads the 'Mehl sad say aradialos who his yawed may. as. oweiee mob etimarent. sod esespiee the reeelplo with dor poyasseite ; sad ayes whet helms le ttl liim la the Wok el ether to the .whet estate. Cho ieseetisi sball by deshoe alistbse say sod abet part of them* praises of the selledo. • arkimag a rwmaablo dedirilisa kr Men eontemneesee. shall be divided miesept lb. eredliers. At Ms. some erodes themojerity ie sake of the nedhole m ead salon dse.ntia. whether say sad wird allowase la mils to the =imp. sal of his eels* be bee ebiehied ..hall Alois • ihiehose." It essuld be elleoreet teem Mk Met the smite= bal oresialiksi to dud Vele asseelm *bile bad hew oohed sada • spiel seder of the essmiseisear. The fret aim to be Sae was to whole to Ike wonky Ms emanate el the eielsolesois yeereled by Mr. Cletkelo. Me appuhriod wawarawf of the eitiote. small led ma A eines of Woe areeeste end Y may erediber ebbed to see the details be agaia ei go, mad MAP sap obuiv,4ll3• apes Morns he theogla proper. Urriar the sew eat serum tarsipie laeliolieg all Moe debts wader Mt, and to Sbe odlo s i awfigama. who airs idol as solo it = mill lie erseielemet of bed* the seemoote awl to be wad ble=t only ea Ms Nand of the eesseme el Me 11101111111 Or bet mho of rho oldial arafgarm. It miwahl alma be shrewd that this bealasepley lees say shwa a ussalk_ nod lb. areditors wee* elm* ahead iesidve • Avian& Ho would area sellaia a shaiwarraa at ah=orz et raorrorad. adof tho W Not bees —Swift dabble% h,9111. is. dd. ; proieeds el parties elt ohs sleek be bads, 17e. lea eseein• I id teethe, whoa, LINN. • L. ?b. a, Nee Tab, mar LW S. I leraliose. WOMB* his., hese ei 184. rliratide. ; • ansid. veloreed by Mot. 13111. ; A. L.Naka. Pic a. di ; ash Otis da r enisisi No by Kr. Chaaaoria. 7.. di; ma dna. Ma Se. 14.• by ▪ ....Herb-4 by allif aridawk SW. 101. ; told. 11.11.41. 4s. nil. Presume. -Hy adarbw. all. p3a. fide ebesyes at the built of Eagtwol for *divot* . ; Barnard. °a amount of alless= b o‘. ✓esent of allows.," ; ineeneedinet tistrp• paid ry Wheal arrivora, Mt 1h ; PEW*. eisiboeurY. charged by otueidwwipwa. If. b. ltd. ; bassos as Rank Joe of Kagfawl4-0 4s. . weak 10.11611. 1,1,11 M. 17.. Ild. ; l. 11. fliL The feature in the was erne the Imp net due from Mr. Manton, .4 New Teak. It weeld he seen by the above aeroust that 1.391. had hese reenved ben him ; but this hal nee paid ember pretest. The easignen. however. wove ism Impels= of resenring a leap sum of meeey from him. It world be renseseberne net nob ef the haehrueta had draws oat .00f. en the day Ware their Renard had retuned LW. Mint enema ; bed relsoned 941. ; the met hod been imp/erring.' le the paymeel of private &Lt.. so that Ia reality the estate wield noteriffer. a the separate estate el Reesethal would sow OMNI almost wholly is sal of the Mist agate. During the short time which had stormed ince the bauhreptcy, the amignees had already collected 11,9441. 4 a. AL The unease actually evadable for divideed at the menet moment was 10.8:a 2e. nil. The mat account showed the property outstanding and du cause of its ban outataahn : Mennen din whole estate of Bawd and Rosenthal, as wicett,iimil 14th lamember, 1111.—Cash paid tow Maul of Vaginal by 9,81:3/. Ile. 3d. ; by uffeial anion 792/. 10. 10. A , . 84.; bills paid into Beak of Enr Ind by manger. 1151. 10a. Id.; by official aesignes, 7.. led.; stock is bade, anold, at oust, bet whisk bias allogreher oust betties will milieu very lathe, *Off. Lb. hi; debts nine dee, 4,0021. ea. 7d. ; to Australia, 4,7811. Ids. U. ; annum, 3,187/. Ile. MM. Lan/. 10a. 3d. ; machinery at Whitecreerstreet sad White chapel at oak 1,7011. 4s. 5d.; total, 31,0331. Os. 3d. The above unbar* abject to the payments of solicitors' lona, manger's erne, hankruple allowance. rest and tales of premises in Whitecruie—tnet,WbitechapoLita4l34,Cbeap tab ; mourner's nets tine choice ; also, unseen 'need le' the pealing of Mr. Erwood to New Teak, end lend sad other etpeen. there, airainat which 30111 wee retained by Mr. Chancres peeving to the bankrinley. The result of no stock hang neon was that it was not the right time of year for bringing property of that dawn. Lion into the market ; ell the median would be aware that it would be subject to • very peat redaction from the coat pricr le like inner it 'meld not do to tone the mammy intone market, but the amignese iron mol es . voariog to sell it at as little lose as poedbla. The total of the accouet was 31,10.11. ; but of none he did not my that that mown wend be remind from the estate. The prenuen 134, Champion, RIM Min I. the pennon of the assignees. They hail already paid NW. towards the expeme of se ding oat a= ii to to ma . New York, make some engagement with Mr. whether that mind be sulllcieet or not they could not tall At the meeting of creditors before the bankruptcy • pro position was made to pay es. 4.1 is the pound by three in stalments at three, Wt, sad nine months. The debts which bid been proved naiad the eaten. including the proofs made that day. would be about 0).141 N., and tbe assignees suggested that • ant dividend should he declared of 3a. 4d. in the pound. The median, therefore, would ends on•h•lf the moan offered by the anon beg Won they could have got it ender the pro peen arrasgement ; sad the singes= hoped that they shood he able to give the creditors nether dividend is the mourn of en weeks or two menthe. at lar4egeel Y ..oust to the arie sow penned ; la which ass tbay wend hen 'seined as large ae anionait at AM whisk teen offend by the nehmen' with. the tins is which they penned to pry their ern MenlmeeL It weaShe that there would be coon ideptine ; but be thet the people is N.. York wend see that It was Ifs Moped to he all. to report at the seat sauces that the affair waa ar. Nagai, awl thee then node be • mach larger dividend but is say einnansacee the divined would be a large or hive them wee offend seder the private arrinetneet, and would he paid mach mon speedily. It wee for the ereditere stow to decide by mediation the amend to he divided ; but he would firm ask if they had ley ohr.lloB ts orbs i 0 the assigeen aren ac i a (N • c ac aa . aora ii Thee, he might take it that the nerlitere eternal .4 the asonuata. Tee weber had now to declare what proportion of the snits ehreibi he dirided They in4ht *only any eel the reeeetneedsieee of the a rip.ea, sad dusk. such • sem as wend modem to the who had proved 3a. id in the weed. Ind say one any inmesion to elm to that No nee disunited. ifs Reed eatifieTtenebt thee take It a. the reesletisa ea She nobler. deg • *beaked el 3e. 4.1. us the peed shosid ha asclarod. The 111th arettaa, sods which the weans wr hold. ales idea that the majority is rates a the oroditere determine whether say and whet allow saes Amid be etude to the lisaihnert set of Ws aids. to prejudice Rb awe, shoshl go beige ...shrew IrtheaaL thoesitt that it wee she ram • ewe as dray within. the 11d chew et the sr penal sortaaa. that they wield set resesimal saw *Stews. WhIIS.W. • That swam epsalied whim pewee as wheal the euMaillikaar was sal 1y sakorked THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1861. to refuse or suspend the ardor of discharge, bet also to direct the tenkrupt to be imprisoned. The meigoees thought that this bankruptcy. to nee the very lightest words, was at least st tilbotobio to " reek lad hmrdooa specul;tioa." That tpasetion would have to be gone into ou another day. and before snoth,r tribunal. The assignees felt, even if then Ilifeaothiag worse in the case, yet the conduct of these bankrupts, who had goes auto the market, purchased AMY. worth of goods, and consigned them immediately to a person in New York, who had cooly received his certifi cate in that very court a few months before, and hal not paid • eine* shilling of dividend. could sot be cousidered as aaythioir less thin rash tad 11111161‘61111 speculation." That alone, if nothing more wen to be charged against these bankrupts, disentitled them to any allowance, and the re commendation of the assignees was that no allowance should be Mad.. Mr. Cumming. no behalf of the bunkrupte. urged that DO deciaain shwa' be name to until the moult of the ship. meet to New York IMO known. The bankrupts hail large &oldies —.me had seven and the other sight children. Mr. Bard cal Lid fora show of heads for end against the allowance. only One creditor held up his hand in favour of an allowance, ■wl he stated that has debt war 271. This cook:hided the lorOinta ad the ineetiod. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Bohr, Mr. Justice Keating.) eIIAIIOII OF NAXMLAUGHTEK. ....... Maw Nadel, y, 39, was charged .. upue the coroner's ingnimitios with the manslaughter of Silrester. Mr. Platt prosecuted ; Mr. Sleigh wss counsel for the pTorter. _ _ - It appesrei ---. I from the 'sidebar that, on the evening of the 21rd of November, the prisoner and the demised were in the parlour of the White Hart public-house, Hooperequare, Whitechapel, and some "chaffing," as it is termed, took place between them, which led to a quarrel, cud the prisoner struck the deceased on the face and made hu nom bleed. The landlord then iatarfered, and induced the pri soner and the deceased to go oat of the parlour, and they proceeded to the front of the bar, where the quarrel was renewed, sod, according to the evidence of some of the witnesses, the deceased struck the premier, or made a blow at him. This lad to • fresh strug gle between them, and the deceased fell down and the prisoner fell upon him, aod by this he received a compound fracture of the right leg. The deceased was reraoved to the London Hospital, when every atteatioe was paid to him, but be died on the Wednesday following, in coosequeoce of the shock that had ben received to the nervous system. It apple/al that the prisoner expressed deep morrow after the unhappy tweartaan sad that at the time it took place he sad the denand were both the worse for liquor. The de feat" that erne eat op for the prisons was that the fatal lajary wee the remelt of the thoneed falling accidentally in eoesequiease el the partial Mate of intoxication he wee at the lime. This jury rammed a verdict at Orin,. lilr. Jellies Keating said thls was another instaore ci the Illeimasbely mash. that attended habita of intemperance, which were the fruitful armee of many of the crime. Wit were Inviettigaterl in marts al *We, an,l he hopod that this alair would be • wassiag to the prisoner Per We remainder of his life. There wee not the dighket iranad for supposing, however, that be intended to cause the Mal result that had taken place, and, under all the circumstances, he felt himself justified in passing • leakrat stratimaaa, which was that he be imprisoned and kept la hard laliceir for throe months. NEW COURT. (Before the Recorder.) ?Mew Theasprort, W., ame poulterer was indicted for steal ing • damend accUaos, vales eai. 1011., the property of J Abrakebregk. Mr. per peunearied, sad Mr. Best defended. It appemmil Mat upon the Mit November the pri. Inner, who Is • hellseable-leskins era, entered the shop et the Frsegase, No. Iltound. la eoenpany with mother =gond said that he bed just awn Les Anierica, soil • necident as • pientedi be lb daughter, who was geing to T l / 1 1 alopman sinned Mb the necklace in querlien, which he eesmed eabeive, and after making sere inquiries about a silver ins-kettle left, saying that he would cal again. Upon the 3ith the prisoner celled minis, baring the nine 1131111 with him. He was seem shown the necklace, which he screed to by, and spin asked about the tea-kettle, which Ina einem bin, and the necklace we left in the IMO spin UM master whilst this wee going on. The prisoner's asesempbee abstracted the necklace from the ase, and they bash left the shop, followed by the assistant, who eavr lbe priceser ester a cagar•shop. where he went for an myna .saps, bat the accomplice got off with the pea sanstude Pir rpriaear was convicted, and sentenced to three year: IMAM= IUIPORT.-(11118 DAY.) viburnum% inumanui is. I Ls. a It. Rum I nas 41 Uwe= --UN 41 Ws lan a Nam. isaa a anmeaso tu is a reasom.. • •••• skim • ilatiras .. SWISOS44I4II UM 46 1141111sla 111 611 Vilifla 41 4 1 11167 4S Lome NSUS I 411 art - N 47 ros7aloinU - , 41 •11 Posurss .._* IS 44 Mow= frnizamos LW. 1:1-11. N. MAUL • W.-0.17. lf:ii. N.X.W. i N. N.N.W. N.N.W. N.W. N.N.W. W.N.W. LW. t W U. 1111M0011 TO TO WOO! /11011•112 MORE FItIVAT. N. r' W. to X. sod N.W. to Y. sad N.M.—Troth to N.N.ll.—Yresla ems rola or Aron& MAY or nth. to W. mid Shallot. N. —lnas saw Ma. Central—W. to K.—Yrsah. Sae, W. N.W. to N. and N sees relsa Moderate, to fresh. line. Cert—W.N.W. to N. and N.W. to N. and !UK —lrresh, N.N.ll.—Modsesto to freak soma rata or wow to plates. Y. S. Y.W.llmalamd to N. sod Similar, moderate to fresh. M.N.& Moderate, fresh, s;rL4NATIO?f. 111.—irawAse spagesatedlatl — radt;;;lto 12 deg. at mean on ; era ND Met, it wartleal rise, calming about ouedtuudredth if as hid diagasalim; aid each 10 dew.. . 6 .3v0 32 deg, tattling assrly threwhausgradtbs Increase. 6—!spored thermometer la shade. 11.—lialassed bulb (for erapnratJon and dew D.—fiermillea of wind drue—two points kft of mag a•Uo. 1.-94.9%.w (1 to It --catboat...l). C.—Cloud (1 to 9: I.— b, MTh, sky e. clouds idetaebeet ; f, fog ball I, light/dug a. misty (hair . o ureresia (dull . r, min ; s, ennw t. thunder. %. —Kew .listurhanre .1 to 9). W.—Wet, raln.fall , et snow, or a ll, slice laid report, In Inches and decimals. Z.- 01/10 The French Minister of Marine has just adopted very same measures to put a• end ma board vessels of ►he nary to the mania for tattooing so common among A number of them,.. is well known, have sock • polio* for it. that not only their arms, but • gnat part of their bodies are covered with figures. The collection of the " Peter's pence" took place on Sunday In the churches of Paris, at each mass and at vespers. The contributions seemed to be rather liberal, sod amass the mos of copper in the beg might be seen lesak.osees, sssall rooleaus of napoleons, and silver from the 86. to the 10 sous piece. LA year one parish in Paris sent 40,000 fr., a sewed 30,000 fr., sad • WM '23,000fr. Mr. Bares new oilers is likely, it is said, to be pro esradis Paris this triotse at the Orsad Opera. It is said that the fatuous Confederate privateer Sumter is mannoi 'slimly by Southern rentlem.n. During the last eleven months 892 vessels belong ieg to the routed Sadao have been lost or dion.igod, und the has on the s'iips and their cargoes is estimated at thi en and a half minims starling. Two gentlemen of scientific attainments have been appriitted by the irverenient of Nova Seetia, at a edery el 1,600 f. sack, to Taste a geological survey of the meriasm Signora Mario, rib Jessie Meritou White, deli vered a. Noonday eight, before • crowded and sathasiestis Newcastle sadism % the first of two lectures as the mead campaign. The Isetare eamprined a skirt& ef Italy Gem Pismansfe etpWlities to the %ilia. revolution, ds seribed the Waft a Namale, the battle of Calstafiati, the raptors of Paborree. the battle of Nslasso, and the mid night prep of Ms Faro. and contaiasd criticisms upon the eberestere sad conduct of Garibaldi, Naanei, Coast Caroni.. end Lee]. Hensler& —Ne wrestle Dodo Chronic*. gamin Handsome&am, wrin-itsm. The pedermener of the Alumina edvertleed for Friday next hem been punpised mail further minim Till Lain Ma. ASSAWM WATILIX.—It is our ttalash to smswense the Meth of Mr. Absalom Wst eleng kerne oneept es with ramped for his high le sot aided esteienness, es well b. for r i setse le eseemden with the neestines of educating. the Ida peer laws, eed free Weds. Mr. Watkin eapiad ea Inedey eight at his home, Here Hill, North's, serteended by the renetbers of his fondly. —Mendietter Arenniner. TIM SATZ His Janine GRAHAM'S GRAVR—A plain Halt. et na f100r.% has leen erested Artherei sheesbyeed. le the wiry ef the his Ilk Jame Gotham The ohconoso will be dieesied be the pave of the deuced steanawsi by this genie inenignise en the Weeks sue: • tyr J. IL 0. Onshami. bare hoe Ivy 1712, died Ott 111111 1 / 2 UMW' in le• 10 NO li. g Ili 1411 I ZAILIFATS. I!salL 1a.:. --- air7io. - limarba!arammall Da If wigwam p.a 94s.Axg. 1. 11 ladd,•+!v.-4-4 • I D 111 D0..1%1161. 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Amerlos_ ~ 1111:1 I i Cbmt. Beak cd BOOK L, t. sad Clam . IMMO II COMM. Nam al lay 100.. sod 011 as 81 ISO CO o l uimi WASS, ISO 40,111110.11 Om. of Orr& ...... SAS NO Clon. of Loaded %SW 0 164,Sood&AaLdlored *OW 10 9. ant at 11.11mlood ilt:2 10 II Los. CI Oa L &Ilk a MAW dew 0. 1541 . 1 4 II eil Looks Job= *MI 10 London Is 110 k Akins MOW 101 Lea sod drollooloddr *SOS NS If* Pew. el loplosl S.: 11 Da Jew WM II 1 iallesal Back OAS SO Now lileelli Wain Id IS Odoodal boat lisepoes *OW II ~ma Nook Ideso IN reosladd of Rolm d Nol OS rib Adordis AM IS Olin id dusras ** SO Otago et Loodul , USW 11l OOP Molook— lee SI i el ii* i Mr par lef IP SI U is IS IT 17; use' wtent ail 34 le Of 414 fe I - 1117 - el 11 U xd xd • 0 IT If {y ... IS If ID IT .6 - Q 3 • s -- -- . S i tZ I: =Tall 514 3 1110 1010 Atlautic Tel. (lini.) *At ft Australian AgricuL 47,000 10 Best* ***wades. 1,1010. SO BHA &Dish Mag. Toi. i NSW 10 DD b 7 pee e. till UM 11.781 10 Do. 0 11,11111 112) Lind 1&0 2 0t St. , dingASSlnelt ' * Pa** 1 10,110 s tt. Prefer** 110,11001 St. Do. Op. et. Poop. Leh r ! 040* 10 Sludia.t.Leu.Shippogill 10.010, * YALU udialrris.& Ouse: 710.400' It Mostrio Telegraph 70,000' I Nog. ana .teat. Cop. *OPP 11 Ocit. Steam Nastgals .ii SNOW Ghent Slip 3.lteltel) 100.0001 1 Do.at a lsor *eta. Pra 14000 0 Las. et T•L (L.) Idooloo 4 Los. Cleo. Omnibus Co 00,000 10 Madras lingo. & Casa j 10,000 10 Merliterraneanitier.Tel. 12,004 10 Nether. Ka. fel (Um.) DOOM 110 National Dlocount Co 4000 SO Nerbud.lsCoalalrou , ,L, 11,110 10 NetherLuida Laud * SON% I Do. Bp. C., G. at 1 die 1,124 1 1* N. Brous. & N. Scot. LA *OW 1 N. Brit. Australasian *OW 1 Oriental Oas *OOO 1 Do. "New shares' 60,000 10 Osten. In. Mao. Let)„ ( 010.000 St feel arse load& Nut 1 07000 60 ITentn. end Wes. Simon *On SO Do. New *OW 20 11..t0a & lad. Tel. 0.4) s7lO 11.100 00 Mires* law *QUO 11 Do. New 141100 100 Nova Mall Item .—1 4/o,iniU St. Scottish Anal lueseloa.l 14.201, 21 South Australis* Lod i 740 X 1 boort= Tel. Snip so.eou I De. ilo. 11,110 111 Do. do. Registered_ Mato 10 & Ag. of Australia (limited Yost Issue. SOON IS TroMALii.Co.V.Csoada 10.000 0 On. Kingdom Tel. ;L.). L4OOONO V.A. Oliaosna Lnint... WIT - 1 II IS IS 14 SI SI IS Si 9 It 91 Its 16 17 flu IOS 107 IM 106 li di' pm N . 96 t_l le le 2 le pot 1 di , 16 01 du 10 16 1 11 IC f Is 16 0 1 10 47 40 84 88 14 • II pas ul 18 19 17 16 6 6 46 48 126 116 St_ is I &sitpail Vin Ells pit I II 9 I - ft tl MONEY MAREET.-(THIS Dn.) Two o'CLocz. The American news having produced a more favourable impression, the funds opened this morn ing at a fresh advance ofd tot per cent. Some sales have since been pressed, however, and prices are now quoted almost exactly the same as yester day afternoon. English railway stocks likewise improved in the morning, and have since relapsed. Business in every department of the Stock Ex change is languid. At Pans' this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 67fr. 37c., showing a rise of h to k per cent. since yesterday, " on account of the rumours that the news from New York is better." Consols are officially marked 901, A, and 90, ex div., for money, and 901 and 1, ex div., for the account. The 'present quotations are 90 to / for cash, and 90 1-16 to 0-16 for the 9th January. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, A. I, ; New Three per Cents., 891, A, }, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, gex div. ; ditto for account, 1021, 1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 981 ; ditto 1864, 981, #, ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 125., 9a., prem. ; ditto June, 14s. prem. Mexican Bonds have advanced to-day, being last marked 26, 7 ,. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 76} to 77/, and that of 1858, 67 to 68. Vet:- ztiela Bonds meet with some inquiry. Sales are re corded as follows :—Dutcb Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch., 126.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 261, a, 1; New Granada Active, 14/ ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1867, 1859, and 1860, for account, 45} ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 90 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 59/, 59 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 67/, 1, 67 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 21/, Notwithstanding the advanced period of the quarter and year the commercial demand for money is very moderate. Good bills continue to be taken at 21 to 2 1 per cent. At the Bank of England the applications yesterday were of merely the ordi nary character. It is very creditable to the Stock Exchange that not a single instance of embarrassment has been reported amongst the members at the present settlement, notwithstanding the heavy extent of the recent fluctuations. The opinion of the great majority of the Ameri cans in London appears to be still that peace will not be disturbed, even though Lord Lyons may come home. They point to the quietude with which the news of the burning of the Harvey Birch has been received in America as a proof that the people there are not on the look-out for occasions for hostile remark towards England. They argue that a great effect will be produced upon the minds of the Federal Cabinet by the firm demand made by England, with the sym pathy of France. The impression, they think, will be strengthened by the counsels of Gene- , ral Scott, and by the letters of the American Mi ' nister in London. Mr. Thurlow Weed, 'another influential American in London, and entrusted with a commission from the Federal government, has, it is said, written in a similar sense to a large number of the members of the Senate. It is thence argued that the Federal Cabinet will ultimately yield to the immense pressure put upon them. Otherwise, to gratify the desire to retain possession of Messrs. Slidell and Mason, the whole of the grand cause of the civil war must be given up, for the North cannot fi ght both the South and England. Attention is likewise directed to the indications of veering round manifested by a por tion of the American press. As a proof that the American public are not entirely without warning relpectiug the bearing of the affair of the Trent, and that the American press will admit both views of the question, it may be useful to reproduce the annexed extract from the New York Tones of Dec. 4—a journal which strongly supported the presi dency of Mr. Lincoln : A FEW WORDS OF WARNING. TO TIM IDITOIL COP THE NEW TOOK TIME& Bir,—Your paper is one of the few which allows different sides ►o be presented in the questions agitated among u►. It atoms to be assumed, in the recent case of the seimre of the rebel emissaries, that there is but one side to the matter, and we are coming to feel quite tranquil ea to the position of England on the question. But, as you bare justly re. marked, it is in unsay respects au entirely new ease," without enact wee-ideate. How far despatch bearers (if it shall appear tt the rebel emissaries had dapatches) can also be considered as '• contraband of war," and liable to seizure, or as so distinctly hostile in their purposes as to give a reasonable ground under international law for their arrest, will be the question, probably. Idu not propose to Jamie it here, though I must be allowed to say that, even as an Americo), I have not been convinced by the odes thus far quoted. But what I desire to say most e►rnestly ie, that the action of the government ought not to be predetermined by the often superficial discussions of private individuals, who can. not have had sufficient time for a proper study of the sub ject, or by dinner speeches, or the popular admiration fur a bold action. . _ . Depend upon it, sir, that if Lord Palmerston can hang the semblance of a good amp upon this affair, he will go to the utmost extreme, this side of war ; an d it would sot be strange if the Derby ministry wont into power on the questiou of war with the Northern States, if the present cabinet shall not press the question far enough. Remember that England has vastly less to restrain her from a war with us thus ever before, while she his far greater induce ments. There will he a perfect bowl of indignation over this when the news reaches England. Now, of course, the only question for us is, was our course legal? But before the case is adjudged, let us nut raise such a cry as to prevent our goverument from making a manly confmaiou that they were is the wrung, if they wen so. . . . . . . --.— It sometimes seems to disinterested observers, that Provideuce is preparing a most tremendous thrashiog fur this country, just to beat out onr art-Apiece and sanity. Look at those speeches at the Bostou diuuor. l'o)ple talk of a "war with En;land" as though it were a kind of dessert after the substantial banquet we are givim; our rebel brethren—a mere bagatelle amusement. . . War with Lughod is the utter and irremediable ruiu of our .use. It is dm absolute and permaneut indepcodenco of the Southern Confederacy. There can be no doubt of that. It is the destruction of our commerce, and perhaus the bombardment of Now York and Boston, and other port.. It would be perfect insanity to put the English navy and pure into Jeff. Larne' hands at the preseut time. AN AMERICAN. In the above we think are incorporated the views of the great majority of the Americans in London, whose interests, it must be borne in mind, are all ou the side of peace. The public here will form their own conclusions. l'he nest steamers with advice. from America will be the following :—the Fulton, to-morrow ; and the Cauada, on Saturday. No gold was sent lute the Bank yesterday, the 308,0001. by the Wellesley not having yet come to hand. ' The bar silver by the last West India packet was sold yesterday at ss. O'd. per ounce, being gd. below the price obtained for the previous supply. In the interim, however, sales have been made at sa. id. Dollars are also very fiat, with no business doing. The difficulty with America continues to have a very depressing effect on the bullion market. There was a decline yesterday afternoon in the exchange on Hamburg. In the rates for bills on other centiuental places little change occurred. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths , lima to ; ditto, 3 der. 11.17 to a ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, ILI% to 1; Antwerp. 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Hamburg, ms. Immo, 3 mouths, 13.8 to 11; ralls,3 days, 25.224 to 30 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.571 to GO; Fraoktort-oa•the-Mrine, 3 months, 1181 to ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 mcoths, 3211 to a ; Vimaaa, off. flo., Smooths, 14.40 to 50; Trieste, of. ea, 3 months, 14.40 to 50 ; Madrid. 3 mouths, 481 to; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 484 to ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, '25.6% to 70 • Gem% 3 mouths, 23.671 to 70; iLw, 3 mouths, 25.67 i to 70; Naples, 3 mouths, 39g to j ; Pelertno, 3 utoutha,l to 119; Mewing, 3 moats, 1184 to 119; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to a ; Oporto. 90 days, 52 to a. There were considerable transactions in war risks at Lloyd's yeiturd&y, but quotations showed no variation of importance. The liabilities of Menus. Westgarth and a s Australian merchants, whose stoppage was sees tioued yesterday, are about 30,0001. No accurate estimate can be formed of the probable result of the liquidation, the assets oonsiPting mostly of cos sigutueuts to Australia, which Lave yet to be realised. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was ex tremely dull. The sales were limited to 2,000 bales. A telegnuu received from Lisbon brings the satisfactory intelligence that the government of Buenos Ayres have concluded peace with General tirquiza, and that Dr. Derqui, President of the Argentine Confederation, baa resigned. The following memorandum relating to the debt of Ecuador is tram the committee : A remittance has been received on account of the divi dends amounting to Gill. 19s. Bd. These remittances an made in bills having from 60 to 90 days to run. The directors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland have declared a half-yearly dividend M the rate Ci 4 per neut., and also an extraordinary dividend of 30s. per 1001. share, and 12s. per 101. share. The half-yearly dividends are announced on Spanish Bonds and on Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Arica and Tacna Bonds. The half-yearly interest is announced ou Junction Railway shares. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, dock, " as, and other shares, as given in the Stack Exchange list of last evening : Insurance. —A disuse. British and Foreign, 14, i i ; Atlas. nil. I Commercial Union, 11; Eagle, 71 ; Moho, 97, 1; 461, 49; Indemnity Marine, 120; London, 44; Mercantile Firs, 21; Ocean Marine, 91 ; Finns, 146, ea dir. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 24. Gas Light and Coke.—Fnudable, 811, Great Ceatni, 111 ; 82, 811 ; ditto, New, 80; London, a 6; Meal; 72 ; Bunny Consumers, 141, 1. lloaka. —Loudon, 59,1, 59. Waterworks.—Berlin, 51 ; East London, 128. 13zwAge' —Vauxhall, 19. —Birmingham, 90. The Bombay mail of Nov. 27 has reached Alex andria, and in expected in London about the 21st lust. The Kelso has arrived from Whampoa iu 110 days, with 833,700 lbs. of tea. Tunw►T Evarare. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 90 ex div. fur the 9th Jan., opened this morning at 90 to 1, and, after several slight variations, stood at four u'clout at 914, "sellers." At a later hour that price was bid. For money the quotation was the same as for the account—a circumstance which denotes that investors must have withdrawn stock of late. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 901, 891, 901, 901, ex div. ; ditto for account (Jan. 9), 901, a, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89i • New Three per Ceuta., 891, 1; Thirty Years ' An: unities, 1886, 15 7-16 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 1021 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 981, 1 ; ditto, 1859, 981, 1 ; ditto, Bonds, 135., 16s. prent. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 951 , 961 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cents., 1021, 1011, 1021. The India Five per Cent. stock advanced L clueing at 10211 to g ex div. for the account. The Five per Ceut, rupee paper was quoted 95/ to 961, and the live-and-a-Half at 1011 to 1021. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 9a. to 12s. prem. ; the June, 12a. to 15s. prem. ; and India Bonds, 135. to 168. prem. Turkish Bonds were inquired for, and improved r cent., the Loan of 1854 closing_ at 761 to `77 and that of 1858, at 67 to 68. Mexican rose eaving off at 26/ to g. Venezuela Three per Quits. were rather firmer, at 21 to /. Buenas Ayres Six per Cents, were marked 88. The Spanish Certificates remain dull at bi to 1. Bank shares were quiet but steady. A slight improvement occurred in Bank of Egypt. In the miscellaneous share market National Discount and Oriental Chu shares were rather more offered. There was a fall of about 2 per cent. in the ordi nary debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marius Insurance, V A to 54 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito 1 prem.; Uuiversal Marine Insurance, to 12 dis. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, *to * dir. ; Mercantile Fire, 4to * prem. ' • Com mercial Union Fire, * to dia. ; and Indian Carrying, par to f prom. MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwm. The mining market is inactive to-day. No busi ness is recorded is the Stock Exchange official list. Wheal Seton shares are quoted 125 to 127 ; East Caradon, 28 to i ; last Cern Brea, 14 to ; Eon Devoe Great Consols, 11 to 2; Tincroft, to 8 Cook's Kitchen, 29 to f ; South Caredou, 325 to 335 ; and Bedford United, 6 to t. St. John del Rey Mining shares are in renewed deansuid, being last marked 48, ex div. Scottish Australian Mining have been dealt iu at It toil, and United Mexican at 71. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Compauy (Limited) have reoeivotl by telegram, from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, November, 1861:—Produce for October, 49,501 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 9,3251. ; profit for ditto, 9,346/. ; produce nine days of November, 13,260 tetanus. At the adjourned meeting of the Lower Taldrws Blahs ',""olopeuy conveold for yesterday, the report and &atonal' were edepted. CRINOLINL—Another case of fire occasioned by crinoline has occurred at Beestee, the victim being a young girl named Sarah Baker, who is in the employment of Mr. Pa&e as nursemaid. It appears the unfortunate girl was in the act of getting a pin from the chirnoey.pieee, when bet crinoline brought her dress in coutact with the fire, and she was iurtantly au tlemse. lira. Page, who was the room, endeavoured - without success, to extieguirb the fire, and wee much burnt in her attempt to do eo. The sermons of the women, however, brought two men who were pain ing to their =Maumee, and the burning dress having been got oft Mr. Butler, surgeou, was galled in, and the usual remedies were replied, but the girl received such venous =- juries that she v:r.s soon after removed to the tmueml Hos pital, where she now lies iu a precarious state.— Wo!ree ewri,nni runirle. MELA.NeHOLY DKATII AT Lewis.—Tle inhabitants of the town of Lewes hove lately been throws into a state of excitement by the melancholy death of a young married lady, the wife of .Mr. Roberts, who has recently counneuced practice in Battle, Stumm. Mr. Roberta wee, it seems, the day before deceased's death. summoned to show why he shotild lot be bound over to keep the peace. The inquiry termierted in Lis promising to absent haw& from the house where his wife was lying an a dying state. Mr. Kell, coroner for the borough of Hienings, proceeded to hold an icquest on the body. Mr. Shemord, of Luton, Beds, attended on behalf of the deceased's friends, and Mr. Sargent, of flutings, for Mr. Roberts. From voluminous evidence giveu, it would appear that in the middle of November the deceased complained to her sister-in.law, who war visiting her, of a burning fever. especially is t h e night, and 'dated that she thought it arose from ague. Mr. Roberts administered to his wife some pills and a mixture which be stated to his sister con tained prussic acid, and was to allay sickness. As her Sl aws and weikness increased, be administered, first brandy rod water, and ultimately raw Mundy, as much as a pint. Her symptoms growing less favourable, doctors were called in, who prescribed, and desired that Mr. Roberts should keep away from Ins wife, whose illness was increased from his rash eceduct—he frequently lying on her hod and in coeveaisucing her, and causing her great excitement by raving. it was stated that he was griming bitterly, arid continually under the influence of drink or laudanum. He ultimately retired to an hotel to sleep. Mrs. Roberti? ill ness subsequently assumed symptoms of typhoid fever and she expired. The inquest is adjourned fur a pad ;none,* examination. SIMPLICITY AND SUPERSTITION.—A MSC of et trams rural simplicity and superstition came before the county magistrates it Macclesnekl yesterday. A format's wife accused a gipsy women, tamed Pr:sclll4 Heaps, of stealing from her the sum of 4:4/. gipsy woman seems to have discerned at the first view the character of her victim, and she trafficked with her is the usual manner of her tribe. Tho (armee* wife was sick, and she was told she w•as " bewitched," and, as " money did it," " mousy would cure it." The silly woman put four 101. notes end sovereigns in the hands of the gipsy. of course trailer a promise that it would shortly be returned to her. It need hardly be said that the "wire woman" never mine to the reodeevons ',until she was brought to it ,by a policeman. She was oomniitted for trial. The population of Nova Scotia is 330,857, of whom 294,706 were born in the province. No mail will arrive from New York at Cowei this week, the Fulton, which was to bring the mail, haring bees stopped by the Federal g werament from coming. SHARE L1828.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Clwow. The railway share market to-day is dull, with little business. The only variations of importance are au advance of per cent. in Eastern Counties stock, and a decline of to lin London and North Western and Caledonian. At the opening prices were better, particularly as regards Midland and lAncashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 to Great Western, 67} to 68 ; Midland, 126/ to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 105 i to „ ; Caledo nian, 99 2 to 100/ ; South Eastern, 7 41 to 78e ; Easteni Counties, 602 to 51/ ; and Great Nor thern, 111 to 112. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at to # prem. East Indian Railway stock is in bet ter demand. There are also inquiries for Great Luxembourg, Bahia, and San Paulo. ORDINARY seat= AND STOCKS. es. Ihi I IIIAUWATI. I C r ia ,„4,= . I l it wiltS,7 1 all 111* IAU _2 bum.,WoL *Scour Vas. Birk.,latt.okansdaso Blackburn Binh sad Tyne Boston, slight& Md.° Bristol and Mato/ Calodoutan Cork and Bandon.. Contrail Do. A t A no ..11v. natli • ,Do 8 p.cfefuld to& Dablla eau Bawl Tao. Dyad., Pink AbO.Ja. ,Bast l aa hnl A.l o. lBl4 . • 4 41 44 OS Wit 1004 t 10 42 104 118 171 181 10 61 0 60 U 84 - -* 83 00 184 064 I 'Molars Oviss. 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Prof. 1 41 i• *lpso*. s.A.g.it vissllas 8.60 f Portagal7perctp all Southern of froaboo all 'Wag Thadess _ _ Ile Of it 11 VII 6 71 108 ei U7l se .• -(Ili 111 W De. Se par soilgs me Hit di alt S. W.Bl Wears et Austria .... WTI= POI U ti - 74 6 25 1 1 4 lit ? 2 2 12 20 U nit -. 20i ... 45 1 1 14) U. - it ii 4$ I IBOVINOILL WARS MAXI M% tampon, Dna. 17.--Caledoalan 100}—bit arn Ootatiss, 10 6.10 10 5-10—Oreat Northam 111 111—Oreat Western, WI en —laneashire and Yorkshire Stork. 1064 1066—landon no North Western Stock, 916 911-11ancitostar, illtefbeld. and I,lasein. 44$ 641—Midland Stock, 120.1 ) 1264—D1tt0, new shares. 1 6-161 7-16 d. North British, 616 02 —North Btaffordahlre, 61 4 1 d.—North Eastern. Berwick, 961 6—York mod North Midland, 876 at— las& capital stock, 65$ 66-loath Pastern and Dover, 226 22$—Wait Ilidland, Oxford, 46 40—Buffalo and lake Huron, 36 6—Dutch Rhenish, I d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 4Me 4 9-16—Orest Lannakowg, 011.10 6}--Grist Waders of Canada, gues9—lUnate Canard, do{ 414 d.-1M• ammient, 23$ 24 and Mersey Insurance, 15-18 1 MO p COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. biARK 7 LANE.—(TH . III ;UT.) The weather, although gloomy, ham bees lather more emaosehle eiroe ear list report, rod the wind continua from the N.W. This week's supply of English wheat sad lour is very limited. Barley, melt, and oats very • moderate. Dimas, peak and mobs short. Very few Scotch aid not any Insh oats huh up this week. The foreign supplies of wheat are still very liberal from America, and several cargoes of Rumiau and Prussian. Flour also a large somber of barrels, American. A small supply of barley, Promian. Oats rather more liberal than last week, mostly Eandan and Dutch, and a few from Sweden. A moderate quantity of linseed sod oilseed from the East ladies. _ _ Todni the when market is extremely quiet, and althoegh some of the country markets have advanced we are unable to report any alteration from Monday's prices, other on English or (maga. Flour also steady, and but little business doing. Harley without alteration from Monday ; hoe malting anuiriauds full prioss. Oats.—Fine corn fetches folly Monday's quotation, but all ot►er deariptions utOected. Beans and peas dull, and rather cheaper than hit week. Linseed and rapeseed firm, mustard rod emery used very dull ; aloveresed, but little doing, red commanding more attention. FLOATING CARGOES without change from Manley, the quotations being richer better than last week for wheat sad maize. WHlCAZ—Zeirlish : Fres end Kent, white, new, 61s. to 66e.; ditto, toe aid, 51s. to 66e.; ditty, red, new, 63e. to 62e.; ditto, Gas old, 535. to 612. ; Norfolk, kc., fine old., --e. to —a.; red, new, —e. to —a. Foreign : Liontsie, 61.. to 675.; doe, 65e. to 65.; extra, 655. to 724• Koeigsberg, 625. to 675. • ditto, extra, GO.. to We.; Rost o ck, extra, 65e. to 71..; Mecklenburg red, 51s. to 655.; Uokermark ditto, Ke.; American white, 655. to 675.; ditto, red, 67.. to MM.; Our ditn, 59a. to 67.... *SUM —Builiah malting, 360. to 37a. ; alma 425. ; 32a. to 345.; awl distilling, 325. Ho. por qr. ; foreign ` riming , - St., to 34..; ditto distilling. 324. to 3h. waluug, 335. to 31s. MALL—English, Brea and Norfolk, 58s. to 625. ; flag 62a to 698. ; Kingston and Ware, Ws. to 62.1„; browa, 495. to 574. OATS. -Haigh& feed, 23.. Od. to 27.. od.; pototo, 27.. to 29.. ; foreign, Lis. IN. to 225. Sri, 35i. to 3di. BLUM -Ersgli.h tick, 40s. to 435. ; barrow, 425. to 464. ; pigeon, 425. to 461. ; foreign, Massiihn, 364. to 40s. ; tick. 40s. to 42,.. ; Konigsberg, 435. to 465. ; Egnition, 375. to 391. PIA& boilers, 395. to 43..: white mod Mae, 395. to 425. ; maple, 41.. to 44a.. grey, 354. to 375.; bog, 37.. to :19.. ; forage, 355. to 38s. FLOM-EN/limb town, 48s. to 535.; ditto fine, 53... to 555.; coastry, 475. to 48s. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 44a. to 455.; Freoch, 475. to 51a pee mak ; Ansanato, 275. to 364.; Ouatlisa, 28 to 345.: Spanish. 151 s. to 635. 1 ?aims Coax-White, 37.. to 40s. ; yellow, 38s. to 41s. Fwartwo Campo', all C. IP. and L-Wlssat : Heidi male and Marianople, per 4921 b.., 545. to 58s. ; Oldrka, ; Polish Wawa, per 4dlMbe., red, 61s. to 5111. ; white, 675. to 61a. ; Danube sod Deists, 41s. to 475. ; 34.. to 425. Barley : Egyptian sad Syrian, por i tt i r . s., 265. to 275. ; Odessa and Danube do., 265. to Ns. Beans : Egyptian, per 4801b..,32.. to 335. Maize : Odom and Galata, per 4d2lbs. 265. and. to 36..; Ibrail sod Bulgaria, per UOlba., 34 .. Od. to 355. ; French, do., -a. to Americas, do., 32.. to 335. ; Egyptiao, 335. to 331. kikkoa-thusary seed, per tp., 665. to ; Hemp seed, per qr., 51s. to 564. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, to lls. ; brown, 12s. to 14a. ; Linseed, per qr., 575. to 605.; Linseed Gass, English, per too, 101. 10s. to 11/. Os. ; Amerkaa, this, is kris., per too, 121. Mi. to 121. 10s.; do., ia lags,lll. Os. to 111. 155.; Baltle, 01, to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10a.: Pape cakes. N. &La 61. ; Tares, per bushel, wilder, 90. to 94. Cd. ; Rape seed, Fagliab, page, 645. to Gds. Alain VALB 181 To LONDON FllOll DEC. 16 TO DEC. 18. Nuillah sod Sootols. kVA. lionolma. 18450 110 1810 180 12120 1103 • • • • • . • wheat Darts, unto' Malt noun. ligllak, ucks ; buirrela ditt0:14,670 MINDING LAIiK.-(T1118 DAY.) Scasit.—There Me hien more disposition to ptirchase at last week's prices, but the business transacted has not bees extensive ; good soil hoe bright grainy Bengal sold at 425. to 43e. ; low soft brown date, 275. lid. • Porto Ns. to 41a. Refined brown lumps scarce at 41. 900 sous wet lumps, said at 31a. to 31s. 0.1, free on board. COlrfil was sold without spirit ; prime hays • downward tendency ; low middling, and middling plantation Ceylon sold at 73e. 111. to 775. ; pea berry, 82s. ; good and fine ordi• nary native Ceylon, Ws. to 695. TEA 000tinues dull. at 3s. to 36. ; Demerara, ls. 10d.; leeward", at Od. &deem*, 1.. 9d. Rica ta active. _ _ _ lint irsriti.:3oD bap sold on the spot ; refroctiou 71, at 40a ed., sod 100 tons for arrival at 40.. Sect.tact has sold at firmer prices, orange at 91.; pant, 71. 17s. ed. tiontowsa. —Bowl sold at to. to 10s. &dime, 61. 175. GI t071.k. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) TM market is quiet ; prices ars quoted as follows : Tomo Ibillow, 50s. 3d. and 60e., sett cosh ; Petersburg Y. C. es the spot, sew. 51.. 6d. to bla. N. ; old, Ms. ; Dee., bla. dd. ; Jaw to North, Ms. 6d. to 51s. W. ; March, Ws. ed. to 535. ; April to June, 524. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—rPHIS DAY.) Xmas. Patteodeo sad Smith report that tame is a steady doossad for all he ►ops at late proxy. A JOCKEY AND are MA/MM.—A eine between a *Ace, and his master was tried at the lildford County Court yesterday. The jockey claimed above 271., made up in the shape of "mounts," at 31. if he lost., or 51. if he won. The master pleaded a eet-off. ft appears that the master is an hotel-keeper, and the jockey having been thrown in one of his recce, he was invited to his master's house to take a warm bath, though he ex tended the invitation to a period of eight weeks. The hotelkeeper pleaded the " visit " and some clothes with which be supplied his man as sets-off, but the judge would not allow the plea, on the ground that the jockey was a servant, and he therefore won his case, though the claim wee a little modified, . . trust the punishment awarded to a man named Ward, at York, yesterday, will bars sours effect in checking the violent tyranny of trades unions. It appaan that there had bees a strike iu the budding trades at Huddersfield, and that the masters bad imported a number of operatives to take the places of thee who had turned out." This pivosediog aroused the saprof the meson strike, among whom was the prisms.. sad a mur derous attack was made upon a man named X'Kenny, who was alleged to be • " knobstick," with the view, we pre. three, of striking terror into the hearty of the poor follows who bad had the audacity to sell their labour for whet they conceived to be its marketable value. Ward was mss emu mitting the outrage, sad the learned judge, the atrocious system of which the present arse =17:: painful an Illuatration, sentenced him to three rims' purl servitude.—Manchesfer Guardian. 1P 1 1 4 ( lir 4 rn• ,44. lter ru.• wl , • Ord I WO