The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1861.

episios of the cow t alirther it should lie made a;aluNt the
pita estate OS the acturate estate of Mr. latvies.
Mr. Listauter *uir,r‘t**l that the fact* should be agreed
.4 and reduced tutu and brought before the court
fully at the sent meeting.
Itls Mower said WI would be the heter ecituue, aud the
matter aoi,nlingly steed over.

The eplaiinted for the 19th of February.
.1t pleavoi it i. iniito-aollic to say what the dividend will be,
but it a all proolmblyolot. exceed de. in the pound.

Iv RE I.l.AirliioD Alin 10111711.
The lnnlrupts. builder.. of Holloway. applied for their
rertits,it.w. Their uneeeured debts are LUC; all the pro.
pair. valued at was lead by secured creditors.
Mr. I %idler .uppoi
Mr. lierreP,int opposed for the assignees, and Mr. Duhois
for • emlitor, chiefly on the ground .4 there being nn asset,.
Hie tioecuir, olstervio.: that there was no fruutl iu the
woe, greeted Atwood chew certificates.
(Before Mr. Commieriorfer Hoiroyd.)
IN RE 11R.0..11E.
•

This was the 011111114.tiou Ineetiug in thu case of Ikon
%Bred Broome better known a. "Hurry Broome," of
pugilistic notoriety. He is described as a licensed
d the Crown and Cushion, liumell.street, Covent-
.4.iiden. The Isalance•sheet shows unsecured debts of
1,2.16/., with assets returned at about 15IW.

lir. Pooh, for tiro sou,provs, acrid uo opposition, and
tho bankrupt passed.

WA N
ANOTHER ruetic•soLse Loiterer pi Ti•rXEY.
Wei anti Carlton, a young man, who described himself
as a photographer, and IVIII ten Sildr,r, a wheelwright, ware
placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with being
coucernell with others not in custody, in stonling about 30f.
in cash from the Coopers' Arms public-haulm, iu Putney, the
property of the lauillord, Mr. Thomas Rule.
The robbery was committed on the 11th of December
last, and the money, consiatinr of gold, silver, rod halfpence,
was taken from the bureau in the prosecutor's bedroom.
The bureau was locked, but not the bedroom. The los.s was
discovered about halfred 5 o'clock in the evening, but the
money was safe at i o clock. The prisoner Sibley was in the
houaeduritu; the afternoon, end was in and out several times
and in different parts of the premises. Ile had a cart
at the back door and he went out two or three times to
examine it. Carlton was at the bar a little before 5 o'clock
with another man, and they had some gimand-water at the
lair. They appeared vary tidgetty, for they kept going out
and returning alternately. and they both left after all with.
oat drinking their gin-and-water. It further appeared that
Sibley lived in Putney, and the other prisoner formerly car-
ried on his profession of a photographist opposite to the
Coopers' Arius.
Sibley denied all knowledge of the robbery, and en-
plained the reason of the cart being at the back of the
public-house. He had it to repair, and he was waiting for
assistance to drag it home.
The prosecutor said that Sibley had been in his bedroom
some months ago, to repair the drawers. Both the prose.
cuter and his daughter were tumble to say that the prisoners
had any commuuication with each other on the afternoon
io .mention.
Ser.mant Blanchard solicited a remand of the prisoners,
for the attendance of a wittier who had been kept out of
the way.
Mr. Ingham wished to know the nature of the evidence.
Sergeant IlLuichard said the information he received from
the witness was, that he saw Carlton coming down the stairs
of the Coopers' Arms shortly before the robbery was disco-
vers I. He (the sergeant) could also prove that the two
men were associates, and that Carlton had been out of
the way ever since the 11th of December.
.Mr. Ingham then decided upon remanding the prisoners,
and lamed a summons for the attendance of the witness.

Sibley immired if his worship would take bail for him
Sergeant IdLuschard said there mu; nothing known against
the prisoner before. The evidence of She witness against
Sibley was that he know that the rubbery would be com-
mitted a week before.

NURILIG2% OItLIQATIONS.

G.taxemboarg 6 e. cent!
latattal at

sll Ilfc7rilt. of Peweeip.ct:l
an 13onlognel t p. et.
all Do. (lateCharlero SI p e.
all 'Paris& Lyons 5 per cent.'
all Do. New 9 per cant..
all ItoyalSwedlah 5 percent
all 6. A lurk Larn.Veu. 3 9 c.
all 'Southern of France:: p c
all I V tctur Emmanuel 6 p. c.
all IW.&:C. W. of Vrancc3p.c.

9 10
lli ; n
fr 2 93
111 1!

COLONIAL GOVNIINKANT .11ZCIJNITI:

,107 111

1109 111
1109 111
901 1001

1061 1061
97 99
97 93
90 96

U 17
U 20
13 15

MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cuxs.

The stock markets to-day are better. Coneile
have again risen per cent., and most of the prin-
cipal British railway stocks about 1 per cent. Synth
Eastern forum an exception, owing to the decrease
in the traffic. Thera is also an improvement in Lom-
bardo-Venetian Railway shares. A more favourable
feeling is occasioned by the firmness of the Paris
Boutsc, combined with the cessation of the foreign
drain of specie. The fortnightly settlement in
shares and foreign stocks bait commenced this 'lay,
and is proceeding quietly.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at
67fr. 95c., being Sc. better than yesterday.
The Indian Five per Cent, stock of 1859 is quiet,
lat99tot.

Commis are officially marked 91i and a for
money, and 91r; for the account. The pre-
sent quotations are 91;i " buyers" for
money, and 911 to for 7th Feb. The official
buainees report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ;
Three per Cents. Reduced. 911, ; New Three
per Cents., 91g, ; India Stock, 216, 218;
ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 994, 99 ; ditto
for account, 99g ; ditto Bonds, 17s. die. ; Five-and-
s-Half per Cent. "eufaced" rupee paper, ICO ;
Exchequer Bills, Ts., 3s. die.

The demand for Mexican Bouds continues,
and transactions have occurred at a further
slight improvement, namely, at 23 to 1 for money,
and 231 to 1 for the new account (Feb. 14). The
Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 692 to 74,
and that of 1858 55 to 1. Sales are recorded as fol-
lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 18CO,
851; Mexican Three per Cents., 24, 23, i ; ditto
for account, 24, I ; Portuguese Three per Cents.,
1853, 451, ; ditto Three per Cents., 18110,
1857, and 1859, 451 ; Sardinian Five per Cents.,
811 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., 47/ ; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1854, 701; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858,
551 ; ditto, 1001. bonds. 57.

The discount market continues tight. The rato
fur the best bills yesterday was of to 7 per cent.
At the Bank there was a fair demand, but no pres-
sure.

At Vienna the exchange has experienced a fresh
movement against Austria, being now quoted 153.75.
A further sum of 20,0001. in Australian gold
was sent into the Bank 3esterday. It is understood
that a considerable portion of the recent Australian
arrivals is being refined.
As regards the failure of Mr. D. E. Rode-
cauachi, of Manchester, a favourable liquida-
tion is looked for. Messrs. Demetrio Fhppa
and Co., of Manchester and Smyrna, whose
liabilities are about 35,000/., show a surplus, and
' propose to pay in full within twelvemonths, pro-
, vided the billholders will afford time. The Jfaa-
h-hester Examiner mentions the stoppage of Mr.
J. P. Behilizzi, jun., of Liverpool.
At the adjourned meeting of the creditors of
Messrs. Holdsworth and ugar refiners, held
yesterday, a resolution was Co.,Passed, with one dissen-
tient, who threatens bankruptcy proceedings,. in
favour of winding up the estate under inspection.
Provided it be kept out of the court, the dividend
is expected to be from 4s. to 4a. 6d. in the pound.
. .

The following is the official form of tender for
the now Indian Loan :

TEICDEIL

No.—
To the Secretary of State for India in Council.
• hereby tender for pounds stock of the
loan required by the Secretary of State for India in Council
under the conditions specified in the advertisement dated
the 28th Jaunary, 1861, for which • willing to
give the sum of t
for every one hundred pound. of such stock.
If : tender be accepted • hereby engage to
pay the several instalments as they respectively become
due, the deposit of 2 per cent. already paid being allowed as
part of the first instalment.
(Name)
(Address)
February, 1861.
• I, or We, as the one may be.
'l* To be filled up in words and figures.
: My, or Our, as the case may be.

The wheat market yesterday was heavy ; a reduc-
tion of Is. to 3.. per qr. from last Monday's prices
was quoted. The condition of the English wheat
at market is still extremely damp.
The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very
dull, though hardly lower than on last Friday.
The sales were limited to 7,000 bales.
Accounts received to-day at Lloyd's describe as
follows one of the steps taken by the state of South
Carolina in preparation for war :

Charleston, Jan. 12.
The state authorities have caused several vessels to be
sunk at the entrance to the ship channel in order to prevent,
it is supposed, the ingress of armed vessels belonging to the
Federal-government of the United States ; conseqututly for
the present vessels will be unable to go to Sea by this out-
let. The Swash or Middle, and the Main or Beach Chan-
nels still remain open, by which vessels of not exceeding 14
to 16 feet draught of water can still get to sea.

The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway
of Canada, for the week ending Jan. 11, were
8,6381. sterling, being 1,489/. more than to the
corresponding week of last year.
The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway
of Canada, for the week ending January 5, were
12,2441. sterling, being 2,1071. more than for the
corresponding week of last year.
The directors of the British and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph Company have declared a half-,yearly
dividend at the rate of 5 per oent, per annum
on the A and C shares.

Mr. T. G. Taylor has addressed a letter to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, which commences :Ls
follows:

It is believed that, from motives of economy, you are
opposed to the system of granting postal subsidies to steam
packet companies, and inclined to prler such a casual ocean
service for the conveyance of foreign letters as free trado
and circumstances nuv produce. A+ the subject is of im-
mense and vital interest to the nation, and the present
moment favourable for calm consideration, I respectfully
submit to you some of the most important facts in favour
of the salting contract system, and the serious conse luencee
which would result from its discontinuance.

The Chancellor has returned the annexed reply

(Copy.) -
11, Downing-street, Whitehall, Jan. h. 1861.
Sir —I am directed by the Chancellor a the Exchequer
to inform you that he has read with airs your clear and
elaborate statement, dated the 2nd January, upon the -'ob-
ject of postal subsidies, and lam to add that be has never
given any opinion against postal subsidies universally, at
the esme tune that he certainly believes that they have,
been carried too far, and in particular that at a recent
period there was a tendency to great excess, which required
to be confronted and repressed.—L am, sir, your obedient
Savant, _ _ _

(Signed) G. Liam 11—DEU.
Kr. T. G. Taylor, 10a, King's Arms-yard, EC.

MONDAY Evnrcro...

Consols, which closed on getUiti;r:C-.itil
" buyers" for the 7th Fob., opened this morning
at 914 to 4, and closed at 91t to I. For money
the last price was 911 r to 4. The official business
report is as follows :Three per Cent. Con Nels for
money, 914, 4,4, ; ditto fur account (Feb. 7),
914 • Three pee Cents. Reduced, 914, t 4 ; New
Three per Cents., 914, 4,4, ; Bank !Roes, 2314;
India Stock 218; ditto Five per Cent. Stock
1869, 99, I, g ; ditto for account, 994, 99 ; ditto
Four per tent. Debentures, 1858, 951, 4, ; Five
per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 9t
The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 Was
officially marked 99, 994, and 994 for money, and
994 and 99 for the sccaunt. The closing quotation
was 99 to 4, with a dull market.
. •

The Are per Cent. rupee puller remains quoted
931 to 944, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 994
to 1004. Exchequer Ma Were quiet at es. to
2s. dis.

In the foreign dock market the movement was
almost entirely confined to Mexican Bonds, which,
after opening at 22 to f, closed at 23, "buyers."
The cause of the rise was the confirmation of
the news of the complete rout of the Mita,-
mon party. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was
quoted 89, to 70,1, and that of 1858, 55 to k.
Other foreign stocks were steady. •