The Express. — London, England, 1860-12-14 00:00:00

FRANCE. RETURN OF THE EMPRESS. Tla 3fot. deo r to-clay announces the Mum of the Ewpn•ss to Paris, 4 haa-440sis sestautley even u„ and that her Majesty's health is more atisfactory. PARIS, FRIDAY X 01.130. The 3t.miteur publishes the usual monthly re tura of the Bank t•f France, which shows the MI-wing results as compared with the November mum : _ DgeazAu. Cash in hand . 2 3-5 millions. Bills discounted, not yet dos 23 8-9 ~ Advances Buiik ht , tee l9 Currrut accoostla breauss. Treason balance Thv th.croase in the coin and bullion, on the pre -o,4.:Astou, is limited to 80,0001. sterling. There al.o a decrvaae of nearly a million sterling in the za,counts. SPAIN. MADRID, nrc. 12. The budget of expenses hen been voted. The L n Espanol announces that General Ner ves has retired altogether into private life. thso.strous inundations have taken place in Several buildings were overwhelmed at • ltadages A”lurn was swept away, and many •-• n were killed and injured. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. I idgment was delivered to-day in the as of M. ter. \l Richter was found guilty of the charge of miliced a public functionary to abuse his I power, by corrupting General Rynatten. il w 1• acquitted for want of proof on the charge a-fermi:4 to the bills of exchange, and wee declared 2 .4 guilty on all the other charges. The attorney ler the government recommended him to the fa, v,urible consideration of the court. }WANK, Dr. 13. In to-dars sitting of the Council of the States M. Alumni, from Geneva, gave notice of an inter :!-It ion on the state of the question of Savoy. THZ RHINZ. CABLOWEr.., Dic. 13. Tofrrlay the representatives of the States on the bank. of the Rhine assembled for the purpose ,iguabg a convention by which the Rhine dues Lire been considerably diminished. THE STADE DUES. HANOVER, Tscasixtr. EugLyi.l has accepted the proposal of Hanover that the thin) million of thalers for the redemption the State Dues be distributed among all other States except England and Hamburg, according to their maritime importance. UNITED STATES. SOUTHAMPTON, TIUDBT. The Hamburg and American Company's steam .hip Teuton* Captain Taub*, from New York on the Ist inst., has arrived off Cowes. She brings ti pamengers for England and Have,, and 67 for Hamburg, 8,000 dole. in specie for Prance , and a cargo consisting of 1,500 tons of cotton, hops, &c., for Hamburg. Ou the 13th inst., off the Eddystone, she spoke tic Britidi bark St. Jean, bound east, and the Bremen brig No. 177, bound west. The news by the Teutonia has been anticipated. CENTRAL AMERICA. GRAY TOWN, MOSQUITO, No►. 17. T!iis port, which was to have been given up under 'Testy, oo the 2nd instant, to the data of Nicaragua, is 'alder the Mosquito flag. Letters from the interior that the government wiU not take posemsion until the ! February next. I doubt if she will then—and am need that she regrets having ever said snything about Tows. • • intelligeoos has arrived that • party of 200 or 230 sters i. at Bonus, one of the Bay islands, under some • %e of Walker's. e mail steamer Derwent, due here on tho 9th instant, • ~ot arrived -and fears are entertained by many the• widest has happened. tin Lyons, of her Majesty's ship Racer, who leave !annuli for Aspinwall for provisions, very kindly We mails end weenier& St. Peter%burg letter states that the &mien it taking measures to repeople the Crimea, and drorlr .rot there a good many families from the go .lrot of liounk. The eolonlatioa of tits country on moor am also adraming, ZJO peasant families haring brat th. re .luriag August from the governments of Ord, and Won-march. _ _ • •tenlay (Thuradar) the Quebec and Montreal •tennier North American railed from Liverpool foe md, Maine, with the Canadian and United Stales namher of passengers, sod upward, of 5,0001. fa fl u Saturday the Conned steamer Canada will be •• hod from the Mersey with the United States sad .Imcrie.in mails. Letters may be forwarded rit • t..t,vrn until 8.30 p.m., and with late fees of Id. up to n ,. FATES:4I,Z RONAZRY or WATCHER AND JIIIZL LD.I AI —HAMM. Ihec. 13. I)uring last ale i l s i .110 .4 the moat daring and extensive robberies that ben perptrated in this city for a long numler of years wen neamitted on the premise. of Mr. James Jacobs., who arr. •.ro a large benw am a silversmith, watchmaker, and s•weller in Hemlines& AiVoining Mr. Jarobs's establish -wet • pLi, called Alden a-court. Tt is not • thermic's lmt coot« ale a low small houses, the owners of whack ire • right of [amaze to and fro, so that the ciremostasele f nn on pawns in or out would sot be particularly as t: Mr. Jaeobs and his family retired to bed at twelve lot sight, lassies/ everythieg recons, so far all the indium., emild tie,. awority ; and Mr. Jacohe states= lag is iadilerent he a lth. lie was very wakeful, and f'.ry \taw strike until four o'clock this morning. Nadi*. lee, er , o f an unusual character attracted his attention, so roldery roust have hoe, etc,utsal with hither as solo. Tee tLieyss must have clambered from the coon over • wall •-e twelve feet Lich, frvirn which they descended late, a .t the lack of the premises. They then got into the I • • titliea, and thence through the parlour to the shop. . dole from the wind .. about eighty watches, moat of 0 - - I gold; twenty or thirty gold neck and Albert chains, sevesty rings el various deacriptioes, sad Wier with shah they got clear nil. It is beßeval that • were disturbed, as they left within reach gold watches. ......tic, entitle, ring., and other jewellery, of the value • ! srieral thousabil pounds. No clue hai yet been die tsd -red. 11.411 , 11N0 FIER AT SOMERS-TOWN (THIS DAT). PII4IIIII C , at 4 o'rbok. an alarming fire broke out ou ummi....4 Mr. Highness, teadealer and grocer. Upper Stichourotmet, Eadorisquare. The lire was first opened 1, • who I of lot time in rousing the oei‘libraire. T. "mu, is the cere.r .4 Johnoin•street, and in a very 4 r' time the whole premises were deatniyed, and but for 4 , - ono'. arrival ..f enamel the bnuw of lb: Hill, butcher, uid with othey• have been consumed. Ins very short tat moles were in ruins. and tho adioining walls ins tottering coodition. Nothing satisfactorily a to di.. ort4in of the firs. S"" lETT Volt THE ENcotßAfirmincT OF THE FINE A!T• evening. at the society's roams is Conduit ' . 4. Mr. 11, 310.14g0s Davis delivered • lecture " Os • present position of art in England." The lecturer ' .'seemed hr considering the fine arts as at once a result • mean... 4 civiliailius awl mt.:Heeled • and ''' :1 with prble upon the ripi.l growth of their beneficial lac in this coontry withiu the present century. He the neeemity, lowan!s the realivattoe of a great . true and generous aympathy between the •1.4 the public ; the former, as evi.lenced in the beet Id, owing much of the iii.pirltion which led it t o c:fort. to the latter. He coogratulated his hearers sad norl.l of ta.te generally upon the eacouraging impulse P. the arta by the appreciative interest manifestol foe •1.. " ) .1 , royalty, an example followed not only by the add ''r, but by the wealthy and middle clear.* of the commo n.. It ,r i s way frequently and warmly apt lauded in - ..n.l after some thicuainou on thg • . treat,' of, the sheeting ...prated. THE EXPRESSi. !FRIDAY BT KING, DE ME 111. 1860i' LAW INTELLIGENCE. (MIDI DAY.) COURT OP COIIMON PLIAS. SU*" st Nisi Aim is Larks. Won Lord Chid Jest's. DL s a d s epode/ hwy.) •Tl.OlO V. I= 1100T1 lAILWAT 0011PANT.-001.1.1- 11101 OX TIC LOEB •111/1111IIIIT TO • PNISIXPOIIL-11•11M1111 20001. This was aa arks to merrear damages for imfaries ear tainedupon thadafembinke lien Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Quer, ad another learned gentle. sea appeared bell d ie=l, and Mr. Brill &ad Mr. Wilt Field bathe 71e plaintiff, Me. Charier Parker AA's, wee a madho use X years old, aird he had been a traveller in the em Pay of Ibsen. &Mower* reenedecturere cl e Gaming ca bermes at Bradford sad Halifax. Hrt bees in the series of the Ina six his menerg at 160 E • year and = 7l. t i led the eam been preened in 'the year to have his salary mimed to 300 E, ad was allowed guinea • day for travelling armee& On the mending of the 134 k Unary last he stared by railway from Loa. doe to go to Nerve" acid travelled by seseadeirs. Al half-pmt fora days:rived at Grove-Seery Beath" when the traia was shifted ma to the up-line, lad while pavesedlng &keg the up-line towards Rammer the train mar into eollirou with an Ilmeas which was standing on the up-has. The plaintiff was thrown violently forward to the oppo site aids of the earthy& and the rim of his bat came against another paireptes chin, and eat it severely. The plaietiffs aeration was that of having had a violent twist ing at the lower part of the back. The plaintiff went es to itamagate, when he ead he believed that he was not seriously hurt ; but is the mare* he was alarmed to see that blood had pawed with his when For two days how- WSW he remained at Ilessegale and the asiAbourbood, en. &retiring to do his brim ; bat on the thbd day he felt unable to continue his week, sad he cease up to town to consult him medical men. Mr. Helloed, of Haventock-hilL He also wrote to the Railway seaway, and as February 18 Mr. Adam; the entheall surgeon, was sent by the company to =amiss him. Mr. Adams agreed with the treatment adepled by Mr. Heard Oa the 36th Former, the plain tiff merle an mart to NOW his bu d but without sucena, and Mr. Salford prescribed perfect test. On the 16th March Mr. /lolly maw the plaintiff on Wulf of the comptny, and Is. also had an interview with Mr. Helloed. Mr. Soil seemed to think that the plain tiff bad his symptoms, and he told him le ruse himself sod endeavour to shake it off. Mr. Hulloed, in defenses to the high position occupied by Mr. Sony, especially upon a matter of this kind, allowed the plaintiff to attempt a more active course of Ids, bat in two or three days he found it impossible to longer. Mr. Holtad called in Dv. Reynolds. of M se eZ . er -street ; and Mr. Binee, surgeon to the Accidental Insurance Company, in which the plaintiff was bared, frequently saw him. Tree two gentlemen agreed with Mr. Helloed that perfect rest wee necessary. On April 2.1 the plaintiff went to Worthing, and underwent • course of hot salt meter baths. He remained in this town until the 4th of June, when he returned to town auxious, if possible, to go his autumn journey. His employers had kept him on arid this time, but bed intimated that they must appoint some other perm to go the arum journey it the plaintiff could sot de so. Boob after the plaintiff came to town he reoffered • anesidemble relapse, and on the 36th Mr. Adams again saw him. Mr. Paget, of Firewood-place, woe I called in, and advised that the plaintiff should give up all tholOte of proated sg on his entire journey . The plain tiff dtrwaith took 66 or 70 acres of land at Walburg in Sussex, and west down there to reside. The company had I employed detectives to watch the_ plaintiff mormente both in London and at Walberton. The plaintiff in his evi dence described at length his symptom and the an noyaoce which, he had suffered in oonsequeses of having been watched. Medics] evidence was given 1 that the watching had aggravated the _ plaintiff's ailments, and that the result of the injury would probably be that be would not be able to pursue his briers of • easernersial traveller rein. The earlier symptoms had shoat that there was in j ury to the kidneys, and two of the snaked men thought that an &biros war forming in on. of the deep-seated muscles of the back. Another circumstance in the car was that the plaintiff had been insured in the Accidental Insurance for 1,0001. in the event of death, and IC a weak denim total incapacity to do anything. The company had paid hies U. a week for 31 weeks, and afterwards compromised Ids cloth by giving him 100 f. more. Mr. &rill addressed the jury and made a number of statements with the view of showing that the plaintiff had his symptom.. He also complained that Mr. fil liz ort "d d not been allowed to examine the plaintiff 1.. t evening so u to form a bettor opinion a. to hie state of health at that moistest. Mt. iiiiisTasid the application for examination was not made until seem last night, when some of the parties had left his solicitor's office, and the attendance of Mr. Holton] could not be procured. The plaintiff was, however, DOW ready to undergo examination, and indeed both be and his solicitor had courted it throughout. The plaintiff accordingly went into his lordehip's room, and was examined by Mr. Solly and Mr. Adams, in the presence of Mr. Sinee. On the return of the parties Mr. Bovill proposed that Mr. Solly should at once go e into the witnees-box,and without any previous communication with anybody consented with the cause, state what his opinion wu now. Mr. Solly was sworn, and stated that he had not seen the plaintiff from the 19th March until his appatred in the box yesterday. When he examined him in /larch he wee not satisfied with the statement made to him ; but he wee much struck with the altered appearance of the plaintiff yesterday and therefore he desired to exavine him. The examination which be bad just made had convinced him that the plaintiff had suffered a very severe injury, and one which he was not prepared from his int exami nation to find. The opinion he now bald was not derived from any statement made to him, but from physical examination. There was a decided alteration in the structure of the muscles of the back. When he saw the plaintiff in March, be had a calm pale, and there was not any appearance of serious injury then ; but now there wat no question about it. The jury, after a few remarks from his lordship, retired to conceder the amount of damages, and after an &Menai of half an hour, they gave a verdict for the plaintiff for 2,0001. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hoiroyd.) RI LACTIMICZ, MORTMOIM •ND SCHRAMM-DIVIDEND. This was • dividend sitting under the joint estates el Thomas Laurence, William Mortimore, and Francis Her• jamin Schrader, the well known leather factors 0184. Mary Axe, Leadenball•market, and Liverpool. As already stated, the first dividends on the joint estate will be about la 3d. and respectively on the Loudon and Liverpool Midi& The separate states will each discharge their liabilities in full, and leave a surplus. Mr. Murray appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Begley, Mr. Linklater, Mr. Freshfield, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Gresham. and other profesdoual gentlemen, supported claims made by various creditors. Yr. Istimusce tendered severel proofs (phut Use ups runs esnste of Yr. Leursoce, in respect of:trust property foe whirl be ems trustee. It appeared that the Gazette notice, announcing this as a divideed sitting on the separate estates, w►s a mistake, and the matter was ordered to stand over. Yr. A. Won., mercheat, of the am of Boucher, Morti more, and Co., tendered a proof for 1,210/. on two bills 0 , escheats drawn in March and Nay last, by the bankrupt's Liverpool house, no Henry Lame, of that place. The lulls bad pared into the hands of Mows. Leyland and Bunco, bankers, of Liverpool, and had bra bought from them, by the claimant, for the full value, a mouth after the bank. ruptcy, with a new to prevent the bankruptcy of Hairy In 'the absence of Mr. Baird, the gentleman who had negotiated the balance, a claim was adent;ed, subject to further investigation. Mr. Klaiber tendered a proof for 3,0007. against the se parate 'IWO of Mr. Mortimore, on behalf of Mrs. Mortimer*. Mr. Murray mid that this seemed to him to be a very honest claim. Previous to the marriage of Mr. Mortimer* he had entered into a bond to pay his wit, 3,0004 He was to have the interest during his Ide, and the money was to remain, which it had done. The 3,030/. was, no doubt, provable ; but it could oely be proved by trustees, and not by the wife—subject to any quedion that might arise on looking into the thing. Mr. Bind= said that there had been no trustees ap pointed. Mr. Murray—l think that a trustee or trustees should be appointed, not only for the security of Mrs. Mortimore and the children, but also of the assignees. The matter wan ultimately direzted to stand over until the dividend meetings under the separate estates. Mr. Linklater tendered • proof for upwards of 23,000 f. on behalf of Mesas. Laylar.•! arid Buller, bankers, of Liverpool, no bills bearing the endorsement or acceptance of the bankrupts. The proof waa sdrnitted without discussion. Mr. Murray brought before the court the circumstances under which • proof for 80,0007. prepared by the Bank of England had b,en wbnitted. The Bank held certain securities but the questi. u bad arisen whether those securities wars joint is separate estates. The matter had been discussed at • private sitting, and the court had 'decided that they were partly joint and pertly separate. He now asked that the beak should be called on, either to ratline those se curities, and have their proof diminished by the animist realised or to submit to the usual valuing order, and panne the course that was always acted on in bank ruptcy. If the Litter alternative were adopted, the proof ought to be ex v.iged, and the claim only entered for the amount for which the proof was originally made. Yr. Denton suggested, as the valve of the ~cavities was pretty well known, that the of dal assignee should he directed to rednoe the prod by about 15,0001., which was the outside value of the joint seemitiou The proof could not be expunged, uno notice had bean given. The bank had no with whatever to have their dividend at pretest. Mtinately the matter wee ordered to stand over for a weak, the bank to determine in the interval on the course which thry will adopt. Th. total resat of prods admitted &Wig the day was about 200,0001. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIM DAT.) ___.....__ XARYIJIDONE. COMMICT WITIII • KOWA ROBB= Charles Alsidel . I, an old offsedor ---- , IS; placed at the bar before lir. Mans fi eld, oharpd with having entered the hoses of Mr. Bedford, 22, brookarest, Eurton•road, for the purpose of eameitting • robbery, and also with a violent swab upon Wlsseeley, IMO & It from the salsas that at two this rarring poseculco wee awoke by a noise in Ws waah-house, arid sound as if thus wen kasekieg et the copper. Ile nes down in his night slat and seined held of the prisoner, who adored a most cleiennined vethdares, and a despasie struggle ensued, is the seem el viral' the parties boa fell. Prosecutor's wife ilarleg en Ann rushed down also, and having celled oat Murder' end " Police," as loudly a she could, the , policeanteralis WheMiey speedily arrived ; he laid hold of the Orme so ill was about to make his ems over the will by MOWN et which he had wired, and be limn Week ad hteked him with neck fora ; mime up, end the prisoner wee osineped to Mr ealiserbeues. It was further stated that the prioonor had ham Mee senvioted, and that e bot ostrioe to tookood to 18 months' ha rd, the tens of his humessedies a few dap ago. • pritooon MM. to do wo. that halal: e l been rotor= rem efoodloomat ha =fortunately to abou toot. pest as extent in drink, said knew not what he woe Ile was committed tinder the Vsgrant Act for three months, with a month in addition for aseaulting the otiose. ATTIMPTING TO PICK POCKETS. Henry Stephenson was domed with hewing yesterday evening attempted tie pick the pease, of sevmsi Wise asel the cattle thow in Ihisstehreelt 1 2 rids, c ;so sooduivo so to his goat, aid he was mat to hard labour is tho Homo of Correction (co throe month& ANNOUNCEMENT OP A NSW GOVERN- MM? REPORY BILL 708 1861. -•-• Last night Mr. Gilpin, M.P. for Northampton, and who bolds the ollise et Secretary of the Poor law Board, in an address to his constituents which will in all probability atrast eraiderable attention through out the oonntry, =some= that although be was emphati cally not of the cabinet, sad raid know nothing defi nitely of their plans, yet be had *vary memos to believe, speaking by permiedos lint not on authority, that it was the intention of Lord John Russell to introduoe Into parliament, in the ensuing session, • reform bill similar in its general provisions to that of last session but with some modi fi cations. The failure of the la st bill was attributed to want of earnestness, both in and out of the house ; but it wad • positive fact that there was a strong desire on the part of the people of England for a Reform Bill, and it was considered most advantageous to drams it while the minds of men were calm enough on the subject to give it an impartial and un prejudiced consideration. He called on the people to seed in petitions by the thousand to the Home of Commons at the subject. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) At the half-yearly meeting of this company, held at 1 o'clock at the offices" 4, New Broadatreet, Mr. E. Dry Err M.P., in the chair, the report, whidi was of • favourable character, was adopted, and the =nal dividend, at the rat* of 7 per cent. par annum, announced. The dividend will be paid on the 15th of January. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANI.—(THIS DAY.) The weather since Monday hes continued cl dry, but sold, with the wind northerly. To-day it is very cloudy with i lium Wednesday the supply of English wheat has been moderato. Floor limited. Barley, malt, oats, beans, anceas short. Scotch oats s od barley very sod Irish Irish oats • few move have arrived. — Ti7loreign arrivals of wheat have been libe ral sinus that day—Russian, Prussian, American, Daniell, and Mediterranean. Flour ' • liberal quantity of American burets. Barley, a littleinaraars from SwedoN Denmark, sad America. Gets, • Wye gustily, nearly all Swedish and Danish ; and another large psrad at paw from Canada. The wheat trmle firm today at the full prima of Monday w all descriptions of English and foreign. Barley.—An improved inquiry at very full prices for sod samples. Oats—A good business doing at rather improved rates for fine corn. Floor trade active. Barrels in demand, at fully late aotations. English country.made slow. Norfolks, 40s. Beans and peas, although scarce, are slow sale today. rinse fi rm Pkoting . cargoes wore fresh arriving. Little doing, : Free and Kent, white, new, 45a, to 66a. ; ditto, fine old, 645. to 665.; ditto red, new, 42a. to 52..; ditto, fine, old, Ms to 62a. ; Norfolk, kr., fine, old, 38e. to 61a; red, new, 45e to 56.. Foreign : Dantric, 645. to 665. ; fine, 66.. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 64.. to 66a. ; ditto, extra, 665. to 725.; Rostock, 61s. to 635. ; fine, old, 645. to 68s. ; American white, 62.. to 665. ; ditto red, 38e. to 64.. BIIALZT. -English malting, 425. to 465.; grinding, 30s. 36a.; distilling, 325. to 365. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 295. to 321.; ditto distilling , 30s. to 36e.. MALT.-ftgliab, Essex and Norfolk. 60s. to 625. ; fine, Nis. to 66a.; Kingston and town made, 535. to 685.; fine, 66,. t073a.; brown, fine, 58.. Oars-Englith feed, 235. 0.1. to 36.. Od. ; potato, 26.. to 30a. ; foreign, 21.. Od. to 27.. Dune.-Englis6 tick, 325. to 36.. ; barrow, 3fe. to 40s. ; pigeon. 36.. to 40s. ; foreign, 365. to 38.. Pau.-English boilers, 40s. to 44..; maple, 475. to 485.; grey, 364. to 40..; foreign, 425. to 445. FLoce. -English town, 645. to 57a.; country, 42a. to 46e.; households, Ma. to 60..; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38a. to 405.; Fres* 40a. to 475. per sack ; American, 28s. to Elk; Epasials. 48s. to 495. altkllfalfil MO LONDON 11011 DEC. 10 TO DEC. 14. EEO& sad Scotch. huh. lacelaa. Meta Wheat I 1710 .... 1 WOO 0•05 Mall 7lO Wish Raw. 1140 aria ; - en, MN) Moor. no seeks. aM Hero MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sroan.—We have again had a dull market. The ideal sales have been eras although rather large quantities have been offered and a heather decline of hilly 6d. has been es tablished. Rained : This market hr also been dull but quotations are unaltered. lticm—This article bee been neglected this week and prices are fully 6d. =der the late lughest point. Conn.—The pub& sake ha. c been large, bat they have been faistreeet, and pima bare been about sustaine& Tai..—The market be. been very dull, partly attributable to a dispute between the dealer, end the brokers. HOP.—Prices have been supported, but the demand bait been limited. COTTON steady at previous rates. SALTISTRI. —A limited Mistimes only done. Q.:ote.tions are unaltered. Sricts have sold without spirit. Nuke., pain/1y have been dull this week. TALLOW MARKIT.—((HIS DAY.) The market remake steady at the following prices : Town tallow, dela Id. net melt ; Petersburg Y.C. OD the spot. 60e. ; all the year, 602. , Jan. to )Larch, 60s. 3d. Match alook 00e. 9d . ; April to Jane, 54te. 6d. ; Ootobm to December, We. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIAM:MULL. —Hides. 561 W. to 64165., 21d. to 3d. ; 641ba to 721b5., 3d. to ; 721bs. to 20115., to 34d. ; 801bs. to 881bs., 30. to 4d. ; Nibs. to 261138., 4d. to 4id. ; 96Ths. to 104165., 4,1 d. to 4 4 d. ; 1041ba. to 1121 b.. , 41d. to 6d. Him Ludes, 8c to 10s. Calf skins, lift,Zs. to 4s. ; 7.. 03111111. —Sheep skies, Os. Od. ; polLd. Ti. 61. to Oa 6d. ; Keats and half-bred'. 6s. IL to 7s. 2d. ; Downs. Is. to 6s. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Fattenden sad Smith report s steady rossaroptive demand for the best grown samples of sem hops, sad eon sitlerably more dams m yesrlinp sad old hops si very firm rates. PROTINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Livansoo3, Doc. VA.—Birkenhead, 311 4 Caledonian Stock 116/ du—Eastern Counties. 101 1 Northern kook, 11 1111—Grat Westerns, 731 734—Ltrrhln sod Yorkshire, 1201—London a n. nd North o )_Yr: i te ki r i Lln a tt o r 1 1 110111• 0 3 4 xi ; shares, and 15-Id 2 p.—North British Stock, 116}6%—North Mel. tordshira 21 25 d.—North Eastern, Berwick Llapital Mock 111 1081—Ditto York Capital Stock, 331 941—Ditto Leeds Stock 44 63-Bnath Eastern, 2:4 28 0-16—West Midland, Oxford, 474 44 — Dutch Rhenish, 2 9.1 d 25 d. —Great Luzenaboonr. 64 Trunk of )Canals, 61 q—Oreat Western of CA/44a= minas Central, 274 t7d —Buffalo and lake Huron, 44 6—ficaat Ship. Is Ist. to to 9d.—Whaniaa aod liens) Marine Comm& 1 31611 p. WARN 1if828,-(THI8 DAY.) • Two o'Omow. This is "settling day" in the railway share market. The fresh transactions have consequently been few. The principal feature is a fresh rise of nearly 1 pea cent. in CaMonianßailway stock. There is also a recovery of per cent. in Great Northern and per cent. in Great Western. Otherdescriptions are quoted much the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stook is quoted 102 to I, being dull ; Great Western, 734 to 1 ; Midland, 1364 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1204 to Great Northern, 1104 to 1114 ; South 86 to 1 ; Pastern Counties, 524 to I ; a r n sti Medo. Man, 99 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at 13-16 to U-16 die. The Indian and Canadian lines are steady. There are again inquiries for Great Luxembourg Railway shares. OBADIAZY MAIM AND RV= Llrd I sAlswArs. I 0101 .agPt 0 " I 111.4."mir ,=. ti i.saT 4112010atYaL , aCliss..fiaao. MAC. eel rli Ili PI ft 4 Y Pie SI "'n0.k.1).,. --.... 1 A I '... Da :71 11 I I I =l D i r i 6 1 /AT . Zook= Bolan Union. OW& A Do. nook lad Sod elk I Ediabarilsoid fairgoof letlaboot Altatheak i *Olas. 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New ll - - - Imo) so National Bamk 26,000" IC New South Wales 50,400 15 Oriental Bank ocopc4o all 45 47 - 16,000 10 Ottoman Bank 96000 i ISO Provincial of Wand - - - &ow, 10 Do. New 16000 26 South Amara& 40,000. 1.5 Union of Australia - -.- 10,000 , 50 'Unica of Loads. - - - µooo' 100 , Bahr MONA 111101ILLANI110L No. I Sh. I Oodrutru. I N 101. paws. 4 Salon 10.000 11 Anioo.Nezioan 16SW1 .. all U 54 1111 90,000 IS Australian An - 19 U 36 314 67,010 10 Anita was/ewes.... all 41 64 -. . SO Brit. Americas Lad . IS - - - 6,400 SO But diriuNag.l l ol.6 all Si 07 - 3.11 1 10 De. 11 7 ner c. UR 1102 WI Is Ro ... UAW 97 Do. C - 3,916 1121 Ands Land an lil 115 - 4010 10 Chan/ 66otnel lalandsTaL IL) an - - - 016000 111.. • all •-•- -. AO: 26 Prd. 74 per went all 1514 1114 - St. Pakias NO SO 22 - %OAS at. C r. l .'Vteattsee lOO 100 102 - M 4900 St. De. 6 et. Pam Deb lOl 108 110 - 50,00. PO Baffin as Canal 1 - - - 700,000 St. gladric Talagnipli - 75.000000 26 Do. Now IS 2i 14 dis - 6 Beg. aid And. Oop. 10,000 15 Gan Noun Navigation 14 - - - M,OOO 1 Groat Sada (Limited) _an I I I MAO 1 DO. 171 per cent. Pref. all 4 - 12,000 6 Lan. Whist Tel (L.) l4 - - die -. IMMO 10 London Disoount (LI - 6 216000 4 Lon. Or. Omnibus 06 all 1 4 14 - 00,000 10 Madras Irriga. I Curl 1 If 2pa - 00,000 10 lledlleeraasaallwo.TaL all - - - 16000 10 Bunter. Bz. Tel. (Us.) all 2 $ - M,OOO 26 National Dlioomit 04 II 14 14 dB - 0,000 10 NerhuddaCoaldlrcalli 6 3 2 die - 11,910 10 Netherlands Lod .. - all 4 4 - 1,7724 000 6 Do. Bp. c., W. all Ma all 1 1 - 100 N. Bruns. I N. 11004.1,6 10 - - - MVO IN. Brit, Aostralmbia all I 14 1 06001 1 Oriental 0.6 - 400,0000 1 Do. " New Emu • - 111 41rIen. In. OM. (Uu.l 6 - - - 1110,100 SI. Peel Blew leslol Ma lOO 50 53 - M,OlO 50 Ponta. andOilamillaint all 73 75 - IQOOO 60 Do. New 26 13 14 p. - 60,000 10 ,lid Sea .2 Ind. TOl 44 Ip. o. 60r60 ye byllr. Clac all 17 la - . 5., 16000 60 Bhymues Iron - 10,000 16 Do. New - 16,000 100 Royal Mall Steam - GO 46 48 - 900,000 St. Scottith Aust. Inwatra 100 130 116 - loot 26 Routh kastrattatt bud all U 55 -. 76,000 1 brawls* Tel. Seek • all f 1 .- 166000 1 Do. do. Itestetand - 4 11,500 10 Do. do. - 6.0" 55 11 la. Oa. Up. Om 0 - - - 16`000 US Yam 014•064 Land.- 104 9 10 ... 211.110000 Kai WM UAW "NO WIN 11.1* 6 SE! 0.4801 HON] .iiiojil "I 'Nom MON 41.74 'Moo KM . - Ine 41 - tt ad Si 1i 0/ at 22i ' 1 MONEY MARKET- (THIS DA Y .) Two o'Cuacw. The funds remain stationary in price, with little business. This is " settling-day" in the railway share market. Prices in that department are generally very firm. The chief movement is a fresh rise of 1 per cent. in Caledonian Railway stock, owing to the decided increase in the traffic. The return published this day shows an increase of 2,147 t. compared with the corresponding week of last year. Consols are officially marked 924 and 4 ex div., for the account (Jan. 10). The present quotation is 924 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 924, 1,1, 4 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961; ditto, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 9a. die. ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, for account, 1014, ex div. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " Rupee paper, 101, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites were quoted 68fr. 871 e., showing a slight improvement compared with the last price of yesterday. The Turkish loan of 1854 has improved to 724 to 4, whilst that of 1858 is dull at 574 to 581. There are again inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Sales are ?worded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87, 864 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 214 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 80 (exchange, 46.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 721; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 581, 574 ; ditto for account, 58 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 59, 60) ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1024. In the discount market the demand continues below the average of this period of the year. The best bills were taken yesterday t to per cent. below the Bank rate, and the applications to that establishment were upon rather a quiet scale. The amount of Australian fine gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 106,0001., making the total pur chased by that establishment this week 230,0001. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with' 296,0001. in specie , and the Alhambra, from the , Peninsula, with 7,i561. It is believed that some further parcels of specie will be sent to the United States by the steamer.on Saturday, bat the amount will probably be very moderate. No intelligence has yet reached London of the arrival at Marseilles of the mails from Cslcutta, China, and Australia. Pending the receipt of the mails from the East the silver market remains inactive. The Mexican dollars by the Tamar are still unsold. Should the letters confirm the telegraphic statements respect ing the rise in the exchanges, an increased demand both for bar silver and dollars may arise. The marked success which has attended the operations of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada has encouraged the formation of a similar undertaking for the Australian colonies. The prospectus is now being privately circulated. The title is the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia (Limited). It is very respectably con stituted. The capital is to be 500,0001., in shires of 10 1 . each, but the first issue will be limited to 12,500 shares. It is proposed to borrow money on debentures in England at fixed rates, and to employ it in South Australia, Victoria, New Zealand, be., in loans secured by a first mortgage on landed estate only, and limited to the extent of half its selling value. General agency business in connexion with the Australian colonies will also be carried on. It is pointed out that the company's business will be essentially free from all speculative features, and that the utmost degree of security will in all caws be made a primary consideration. The field selected is undoubtedly a very promising one. A meeting was held yesterday of the (=editors of Messrs. Thomas Piper and Son, builders, who re cently failed. After considerable discussion, pro voked by the smallness of the assets, it was resolved to accept a a composition of 4s. 6d. in the pound, payable in instalments at 4,8, and 12 months. In connexion with the stoppage of Messrs. Piper, the bills of Mr. Henry Bateman, timber merchant, of Old Bred-street, who has supplied them with timber, have been returned ; but, although his claim upon Messrs. Piper is somewhat considerable, his estate is expected to show a rather favourable result. Messrs. A. Mush Han and Co.. merchants, of Manchester and Bradford, have stopped payment. They are in the Levant trade, and remittances are expected from Constantinople before the meeting of creditors, which is to be held on the 19th inst. The liquidation, it is thought, will not prove favourable. The bills of Messrs. Charles Villatte and Co., South American merchants, of Birmingham, have also been returned. The liabilities are believed to be rather large, but with regard to the assets no certain information has transpired. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,3291.; the Midland, an increase of 3,918/. ; the Lancashire and York shire, an increase of 2,4451.; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,0081. ; and, the North Eastern, an increase of 2,6621. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of London Is convened for the 16th of January, to declare a dividend ; and that of the St. Katharine Docks Company for the 21st of January, also to declare a dividend. An extraordinary meeting of the Equitable Gas Company is called for the 9th January to consider the propriety of creating new shares instead of borrowing. The directors of the National Provincial Bank of England have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum. Taotmar ETINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 1 ex div., for the 10th January, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for ac count (Jan. 10), 92k, 1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921 I, ; New Three per Cents., 92*, I Bank Stock, 234, 934 ; India Fuur per Cent. De bentures, 1868, 96j, t ; ditto, 1859, 96}; ditto Bonds, 10s. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 95 ; ditto Fivequid-a-Half per Cent., 101*, 101. M ille Indian Five per Cent. rupee paper remains dull, at 0b to and the. Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 101 to I. Exchequer Bills were quoted ss. to 2s. dis. Turkish Bonds were steady, with few transac tions. The Loan of 1854 closed at 72 to 1, and that of 1858 at 58 to 4. Mexican Bondi were firm at 21/ to 4, owing to the hope of an immediate in terference on behalf of the bondholders by our go vernment. Other foreign stocks were quiet. MINEB.-(THIS DAT.) Two o'CLooz. The mining market this morning has been steady, with a moderate amount of business. In the Stock Exchange, East Wheal Russell shares are in de mand and are marked ilk. East Bsasot have been dealt in at 122 and 121. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Wheal Edward, Wheal Wrey, and Stray Park mines. St. John del Rey Mining shares are steady, and have been dealt in at 281. Colonial mining se curities exhibit no alteration. A City police-constable writes :—" There are at this moment many police-constables in the city of London who, through being obliged to reside in the city, are now living each with his wife and family in a state of peat discomfort and indecency in a single room. Those of them who are eas night ditty, and who are required to be vtgi ant have to endeavour to sleep by day, with what mina may be easily imagined. I will not dilate on their condition in sickness or during their wives' confinements, as it must be obvious." 113 lo la 2 1 110 VA VI IN II I . 1 II 1 . 1 ii ft. II BC IS SOU 81.481 177767 SI SO ST IS .? 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