The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice-Climoellor Sir W. P. Wood.) TEE ZAEL OF EOMONT F. THE REV. 81 H. DARNEL. This is a suit to set aside the will of the late Lord Eg moat, OA the ground that it was obsained by undue infla me, and whilst the testator's mind was obscured by inces sant drinking. The plaintiff'. case is still opening, and we therefore refrain from going into details. Sir H. Cairns, for the plaintiff, is still speaking. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. stings in Banno.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie and Justices Williams, Willes, sad Keating.) IiCKNNIDT o. BROUN AND WIEZ. The Lord Chief Joatice, at the sitting of the court Shia morning, gave notice that judgment would be delivered is this case on Friday next. uorOINS r. aironcoca..—mmeocarrani 01 IRON. This was an action to recover 4341. for the pries of none batafterwards the pleadings were altere d, to make it an article for not accepting the iron. At the trial before the Lord Chief Justice the verdict was for the plaintiff. Mr. Cleasby now moved for • rule to enter a verdict for the defendant, and stated the following circumstances Snowden and Hopkins bad been for some time in hod. sees as ironfounders at Middlesborough, and they made iron marked B. end H. with a crown. The plaintiff succeeded thanks thin business. The defendant wee • broker in Lon. deo, and his correspondent at Bremen, M. Vogler, desired him to purchases quintile, of the &Mid li. with a myelin:la, end the contract was in these terms, " Bought for account of G. Hitchcock 87 toss of S. and H. with a crown iron.* The iron, however, which was delivered bore the brand of H. and Co., but the mry found that the variation of brand was not important. The learned counsel now submitted that the defendant, bad contracted for • specific article and were entitled to have it, and he further contended that the verdict waragaiaet the weight of evidence. Bale panted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Mtkinp in Banco in Hilary Term.—(Before Lord Chief BUM Pollock and Barons Martin , Channell, and WOO.) Lewis, 'Ansiosren, Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., said that in this cams, which was tried before the Lord Chief Baron, at Guildhall, and in wi nd by direction of the learned judge, • verdict was en tered the plaintiff for 1561. its. sd, be had to move, in =of leave reserved, to enter a verdict for the de r a nonsuit. The plaintiff was assignee of Clarke, • bankrupt, and the defe nd ant an auctioneer in Holborn. Clarke and another person were in partnership se packing' case makers. In June last Clarke became a bankrupt, sad by the direction of his partner, who was solvent, the de fendant sold the goods which were the subject of this action, which was in trover. The question was whether the solvent partner was not • tenant in common, and could not dispose of the common property. The learned counsel said this point bad been decided in the case of "Morgan v. Marquis," in which the facts were substantially the same. It was there held that the solvent partner had • right to deal with the property as his own. The oourt granted a rule nisi. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) POOL V. PITT. This ease, which relates to a Gloucestershire will, was celled on, but it appesred that, is emsequeoce of a raft undseetanding on the part of the local registrar, the dom. meat wee not forthcoming in court. The cause was there fore directed to stand over. CONLIITZ AND ORMOND V. CROSS. This was a demurrer to a plea which alleged that the tes tator was not aware of the contents al the will. Dr. Warobey supported the pies. Sir C. Cremwell (without oalhag on Dr. @pinks to argue the demurrer) held that the plea was bad ; but he reserved the question of costa. EARFULS (BY m GUARDIAN) V. GRIT IT IMO& This wan a simple suit of administratioe. The plaintiff, !Lout only twenty years of age, was the widow of the de- Yr. John Hansen, late of Clifton; and the defendant was the daughter of lfr. Harrier by a former wife. The 11 is stated to be worth about 6,000/. property is ()outmoded that the right of the widow in awe of iatutacy was indefeasible, in the absence of any strong reason for setting her claim aside. The learned doctor also urged the court to condemn the defendants in the costa, on account of a plea which they had put upon the record in sinuating ante-nuptial incontinence between the plaintiff ' and her haahand--an insinuation which the plaintiff ' utterly denied on her oath. Dr. Deane (with whom was Dr. Swabey) contended that a th ti ft bou lority al interests was with the children, which I not a reason simpliciter for setting aside the widow, was a circumstance which ought to be eoneidered. Bat the great thing to be considered was the nature of the estate. In this instance the demand was an ironmaster, • brickmaker, and a mat master ; and his estate, if not insolvent, was one that would become so if not very carefully administered. Coder the circumstances, be (the leading counsel) urged that the phintlif and her father, whom she bad appointed her guar would be inexpedient persons ea whom to confer the management of the property. The Court reserved its judgment. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Orimmissiooer Goulburn.) II ILI WITVINS. —JOIXIIIIOI7. The bankrupt, an auctioneer, of Clapham-commoe, vs. cantly applied for his order of die charge,; supported by Mr. &wood and opposed by Mr. R. Griffith,, on the ground that the bankrupt had appropriated to his owe use some money which had come into his hands as the proceeds of • Isle of some property at Kilburn. His Honour now gave judgment: He said there could be no doubt that the bankrupt had hew guilty of a very gross trend, and one which the court would he dilliZONI to punih ; but unfortunately the use did not come within the 159th section ; for it could not be held that this was a contracting of debts without ressoitabls or probable ground or expectation of being able to pay the same. It was, in fact, • breach of trust, for which the man owAt to be punished ; but the court had not power to dolt. This was one of the many cases that occurred in which the new act left fraudulent debtors ray much at l i berty to escape the consequence of their fraud. The other objection urged against the bankrupt, though • much more venial offence, bad been artabliabed ; the bankrupt's expenditure, upwards of 40001. a year, had been uojusti- Belly extravagant He alleged that he had been obliged to keep up • certain . position ; but the court wholly dissented from this proposition. Creditors were often deluded by such conduct on the part of traders, and were thus induced to give credit where they would not otherwise have gives R. On this ground the order of discharge would be suspended for three months. Mr. &mood asked for protection. His Honour doubted whether protection ought to be given in such • case, but would take a few days to consider the matter. IN RZ LYON BANUBL. The bankrupt was a jeweller, of Bury-street, st. Mary sis. Debts, ; no smote • no books or papers It was stated that this wax the fourth bankruptcy ; the certificate hu only been recently granted under the third bankruptcy. Mr. Goodday, for the official 'mignon, offered no oppo sition. The bankrupt addressed the court at length on hie owe behalf, • that he had been untatunate in all his tranee actions,and that every one struck at a man who was down. (A laugh.) He had been three years in prison, and had only obtained his Mean on a medical certificate.' He trusted that his Himour would live many yearn_ (a laugh)—and that he should not again have to appear before bun. His Hon,,ur said the bankrupt had contracted • great amount of debt without the lean releasable or probable pound of bring able to pay. The order of diacbuge would be impended for 12 months, with protection (renewable) for three months. IN RE C. W. ROBINS. The bankrupt was a merchant of Leadenhalletreet. His debts were 3,5831. of which EMI. were unsecured. There werellabilities on accommodation bills and guarantees of 1,340 t. ; assets, 1831., besides • probable surplus from the Pr r i a. h ll ld wr ag ence asl y ea w f h o i l' h an ad cons . jo ted te a nt sh r i which ceders& IN RE HAWKIN The bankrupt, a superintendent of S. the Lambeth Water -10114 ; no sas erashs ComPuets. y, applied for his order of discharge Debt+, Mr. Aldridge opposed. The bankrupt, it appeared, had sold his furniture to his father for 151. He applied part of the money fn bringing an action against Mr. Nixon, in which he was nonanited. Mr. Nixon's costs were taxed at about 451., of which he had paid uo part. He had mooed fora new • trial, bat the application had been refused. Mr. B. Griffiths appeared for the bankrupt. His Honour granted the dischar ge . rN RE TOWER& The bankrupt wee a publican, of the /3orough. This wu the adjourned examination sitting. Debts, 88.11. ; assets returned at 8001. Kr. E. Reed oppued. The assignee had tak en possession the bankrupt' s hoars, paying out an execution and 751. had been realised from it. AA the bankrupt had returned his stock at lOW, the agave* wished for further inquiry. The act of bankruptcy in this case was aa escape from the sheriff; the bankrupt had afterwards abscondd , but had since returned. The bankrupt said he bad been very unfortunate in the house he had taken. His father wee the leases of one of the metropolitan theatre., and be had geatwelly been em *fed under him. An adjournment was ordered. IN Pi ALLEN. The bankrupt was a coca merchant, of Poplar, unsecured debt' 2,263/. ; assets, 1201. This was the sitting for exeunt natal and discharge. Mr. T. Cos appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Sergood for the bankrupt. Tile bankrupt, being examined, said he attributed his Ware to bad book-keeping, but he hoped it would be a wanting to him. The Oonantiesionsr—A ad to your creditors, too, I hops. THE EXPRESS, The bankrupt further mid that he had paid 1301. to Mr. Wright, his travails', a Mort time before coming to the court. He did this in repayment of a loan, which he had bad for twelve months. Wright was now carrying on witnees'a basing. The bankrupt paned, and the order of discharge wu edjoureed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOUTHWABX. Edward CJiai,Ceid, a fellow, was placed at the her before Mr. Combs, charged with committing a violent moult upon Elizabeth Wssdle, a women with whom he cohabited, in Kent-etreet, Borough. The complainant, who exhibited • eat on her under lip, and several marks on the arms, mid that she had lived with the prisoner for some time as his wife. Lest night, when she came home, he seised bold of her and knocked her down, and while on the ground he kicked her on the mouth and different parts of the body. She really believed he would have murdered her had not a oonetable heard her cries and rushed up to her protection. Mr. Combo—Has be ever beaten you before ? Witness—Oh yes, sir, and you gave him two months in October last. He's always beating me when I come home. Priponer—lt is false, and I should not have touched you this time if you had some home properly. Your worship, she did not come home till six this morning, and then she was half drank and woeM keep the door open. I told her to either keep in or out, and shut the door, but she refused, when got out of bed and pushed her out. OorepLinaut—That's not true, year worship. Now PU tell yen the whole truth, sir. The fact is this man makes see go and prostitute myself to Newport him, and when I don't bring him home any mew he brie me. Prisoner—Now, that's a Be. You keow Igo out a thiev ing to support you—(aeneation)—and I mu alwayegiving you Evidence being given that the wanes's body was covered with outs land bruises, Mr. Combs alle4•00d him to six moeths' hard labour. On leaving the dock, lbe prisoner exclaimed—When I CCM out I'll hare fifteen years for her, as I want to get out of this country Mr. Combs ailkdhie back, and ordered him to find bail at the expiration of Shelia menthe. SERIOUS CONPLAGRATIONS.—(THIS DAY.) About half-past five this morning a fire was dis covered in the premises known as the Cambrian Bremen licaton Old Town, beloiaging to 1. W. Brown sad 00. It was woe subdued. the damage done, rousideriva the ma ui. suds of the establishment, biag ineousiderable. Insured in the Phoenix Fire-office. A fire also h►ppened in the pruning& belooging to Mr. H. Brown, haberdasher, he., No. 88, St. George's-street, The fire was not extinguished until the whole of the stock in trade was destroyed. Insured in the Royal Firs-dem During the night a fire, attended with peat for of pro =took plane on the premien, of Mr. Thomas Loader, • victualler, situate at Ring-cresa, Holloway-road. It arra from a spark flying out of a pate in the find floor and setting some linen airing in front in flames. Mr. Loader on being apprised of the fire, attempted to ex tinguish it, and, in so doing, injured hie back very seemly. The whole of the upper part of the premises was de strayed, end the lower portion severely damaged. In sured ;in the Leeds and Yorkshire Fire-office. The premises of Mr. Hendren, tutor, and M. Wellford, fish monger, were also damaged by water and breakage. Both are supposed to be insured in the Mena Fire-office. TRANSFER OF LICENSES, NEWNOTON. (THIS DAY.) This morning a special session was held at the Court House, Newington, for the transfer of victuallers' licenses, The magistrates present were J. Uwe, Fee. (chairman), A. Hamm, Req., E. C. Dormer, Esq., Captain IMousell, B. Mans, Faq., Starry, Faq., Grey, Esq., Burnett, Esq. The following were the transfer, granted : Br. Growls.—Rising Sun, Bet t-etreet, William Neal, to Reuben Allen ; Bricklayer's Arms, Chapel-corm, Jane Griffin to Barletta Crouch ; Globe, Borough-road, Robert Hembeow to George Dean ; Star, Blackman-street, Beery Bastable to Thomas Coomber. er. 10821.--iien ;hit Haw-street , Wm. Jackman to Charles Aligarh' Long ; Ri;ing Sun, Farr-street, Gimp Hyde to John Hampton; Talon' Arms, Shad Thames, Join Hampton to William Harris • King's Arms, Prop wthool-strest, Edward William B. 'Carman to John W. Clatteridge. Sr. &aet —Green Man, Toolev-street, Edmund William Cathie to Charles Augustus Cathie; Duke of Clarene, Tooley-street, Robert Edward Clarke to James Citing White Lion, Toole -s treet, Richard Moderidge to Samuel Awnstus Feu ; t Room, terminus of Loadoe aid Brighton Railway, Simnel Griffith to John Permit. BEIYONIXIXT.—Prince of Orange Mill-street, Ann Rem to George Dna ; Queen's Head, Ifei;liallcireet, Bermondsey New-road. Joseph Newport to John Milton ; Pagoda, Ber mondsey New-road, Robert Minter to William Pillinger. Roraziarear. Queen's Head, Rotherhithe-street, Robert Wiater, to Sarah Bryant; Ship, Queen-street, William Vire to James Elms ; Adam and Eve, Bother hithe-street, Hoary Dance to June Davies. Nrwntandr.—Hoes and Groom, Walworth-road, Jerkin to James Wallis ; Ship and Son, Walworth raid, James Ives, to Walter Hooker; Fountain, Black mae-street, George Newton to Robert Wm. Gray ; Golden Lion, Kent-street, Wm. Collier to Edward Spine. OLIIIIIZWILL.—Rising Sun, Old Kent-road, Lewis Pugh to James Ball ; Crown, High-street, Peckham , George Kelly to John Hutehbcet ; George Canning, Grove-hill , terms, Peter Osgood to Ezekiel James Bailey ; Prince of Prunis, Branawick-road, John James Stratton to William Smith ; Had, High-street, Elizabeth Ann Lambert to John Matthias Welsh. -- liArcHAL—Five Belli, New Cross, Wm. Welter to atoms Hodson.. LAMBETTL—SIeek Horse, Brixton-place, Robert Elden to Robert Elden, ;an. • King of Sardinia, Archbishop-road, William Fitch to Richard liimmonds ; Ship, Fore street, Andrew Wentzell to Wm. Hazelwood ; Water man's Arms, Belvidere-road, John Palmer to Abraham Flint ; Tankerrille Brms, Caroline street, Edwin Poole to Frederick Poole ; Artichoke, New-cut, Abraham Watson to Henry ausecembe ; Rose and Crown, Commercial-road, Frederick Cook to Samuel Short. _ CL•PHAIL.—Lord Raglan Thornton-street, Wandsworth road, Frederick Wall to W illiam John Ceintratuncrt.L - Jsoob's Groundutreet, John Lew to Jobs Conroy filcher • Whits Horse, Hol land-street, Joshua Blackburn to Charles C. Briokwood. CLIME. —Two Brewers, Backside, William Robertson to Richard Arnold Berrett. Laminii..lobojdiapuum Guinan to William Clarke, Union•plaee, Clapbanvrood, Mar of boor, billiard licence. The Rev. J. Macnaught, late of St. Chums tom's Church, Evertoo, has completely clanged the views which led hiss to make the mediae of resign. Mg a good living. In the preface to a work just published, the reverend gentleman frankly acknowledges that the scepticism which induced him to abandon the mi. alstry was a mistake, and pleads for forgiveness from those whom he may have misled by his teachings. He narrates the incidents which led him to retrace his steps and embrace strictly evangelical views, and in doing so expresses a desire to resume his labours in the church. CONVOCATION.—(THIS DA.Y.)—This morning a royal writ was Jawed train the Crown-offies, add erred to the mint Rev. Charles Thomas Langley, D.D., Archbishop of Canterbury, commandios him to erasable the bishops, deans, and clerical proctors of his diocese, in St. Paul's Cathedral, on Tuesday, the 10th of February. The writ recites at some length the fact that, in consequence of the death of the late archbishop taking place during the period of the prorogation of parliament, the convoca tion ceased to liar any legal existence, and that it is necessary to re-summon it in the manner described before it can proceed to the despatch of business. The writ for the assemblies of the convocation of the province of Canterbury will be deferred until the new archbishop has taken legal possession of his i.e. A Fanrca COl7lfT SHOWING are WIFE Afi • Mamma—The Nantes Tribunal of Commerce has just given judgment in an action brought by a Mdme. Fooillf ' against Count de Rouil, to recover 500 fr. for breach of contract, under the following curious CirCUOMSIIOIIP : Notwithstanding his aristocratic rank, to which it appears that he is by birth entitled, the defendant has for some time put been travelling the country in a caravan, exhi biting his counter, popularly known as "Le Belle Nor marde," in the character of a giantess. While recently ex hibiting at Nantes, the countess suddenly resolved to retire from public life, but the count, unwilling to relinquish so lucrative a business, determined to find another pheno- menon of the same kind, and after some time diva:mend what he wanted in the person of a widow named Fouill4, • dealer in second-hand clothes, at Saumur. A bargain was concluded and duly signed, by . which the widow, • woman of huge size, engaged to act in the threefold capacity of servant, dame de compagnie, and giantess, for a salary of 150 fr. per month, and one-fourth part of the sums collected from the spectators after each exhibition in the caravan. She was also bound never to go outside the caravan except very early in the morning, or after dark at night. The agreement like wise contained a clause by which each of the contracting parties valid incur a forfeit of 500 fr. in case of not fol• filling its conditions. The widow was duly installed in the caravan, but, owing to some difkultiee raised by the coon ' ten, she was discharged before appearing in her public) character, and she in consequence sued the count for the amount of the stipulated forfeit. The defendant alleged as his reasons for discharging the plaintiff that she was an in different cook ; but the tribunal—considering that cooking was not the principal object of her engagement, as was en dent from the high salary promised, and that she had sot failed u • giantess-decided that she was entitled to the forfeit, and condemned the defendant to Fey the 500 fr., with code of suit. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAIZE LlB2'&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Or.oox. The railway market to-day is not active, the fortnightly settlement, to be completed to-morrow, engaging chief attention. The general tendency, however, is rather adverse. Great Western stock has declined per cent., Midland and Great Eastern 4, and South Eastern 4. London and South Western has improved 4, and Caledonian 4. London and North Western stock is now gnoted 974 to 98 ; Great Western, 664 to 674 ; 120 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1.10 to ; Caledonian, 1154 to 116; South Eastern, 881 to 894 ; Great Eastern, 414 to 4 ; Great Northern, 128 to 129; and London and South Western, 103 to 104. Indian railway stocks are firm, and Canadian steady. Bahia, Great Luxembourg, and Ban Paulo shares are inquired for. BRITISH POOMMUOIL ORDINARY SMARMS AND STOORL sal ra I aaawAys. I yeateraMlNS Vay_999 . Io IW 1 p.m. 104•7 131 all llcoofoisoar VoA I 114 St. 1119 510balams. - - - 16 OD lbaktum - Trio ..—..- 6.. 6- is a Roam 19 A lioabooladr6l.4ll9.o llll 01 - St. IN NNW aod NNW -- St. 110 OaloSomlaa - 1111 611 Nark sad Bamloa- - - - N oil Ointrall-. - . - 15 all Dm • • soiNv.Nlll 6 •-•- - 10 all DA II J 1 p. 6.18 will° IL - - .. N all MIN and). Teo. Al 63 - 16 mil Deatl„Nalk.llAlNJa. It 14 - IDA IN Idloborok sod Glompow 86; MI - 10 all heft amd CN Walli N n 107 Am. lit. 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Mika of London 3 *Pm 62 66 dig par 1 Oi In =I OOMPAIIIMB. 74 T. 101 _ 2" 331 Tj xd - 4- ril 101 prune I tlaiaa. moos Nose .:1 a.oos 110,060 684.7 . Aesto-llezioan Atlantic El Bt.(L) Aaatvatian Apical Balk Watarworks.. Bombay Gat Limited era. Man Kee. TN Quads Load Palace Ws no Do. Sp. ci. Pay. Deb . PandlaoottonAgency,l. irtt77k 1.0 7 7117 - 144: liaaandtalrrig.& Caw Marie Telegraph gag, sad neat. Cog. • 01111. etas Navigate; Great Ship (Limited) .. Do. Ile pr rest. Nof [Mia I Gurying L).. Italian tion I. Maria, rriga reL O. Omani= Cr, Nader Gaga. & Clans Medlar. 111. Tel. (TI Car., &Wag. Nattona, ineoeunt Lo. Serbed,laCeal&lroaa NetharlandsL lg. a N. Bruns. &N. gaol s. N. Brit. Anatralastak Oriental Gas Do. New... ..... 1 Ituo! o ‘ol6 10) nr.6 60,000 10,000 /0,060 00.000 17,000 1.11,W1 10,000 . ..... -- , ham. In. atm. (Lla.) Ottoman Gas Peal Wm Lanai Ilia Tanta mai Oda. Ram QuebradaLd.BLlAlL(L) 11.47usia1 irce 1)0. Sow &to do Jon. City Da.(L ) Do. do. ..... Royal Mall Stoma oloosttab lost. lavenlia loath Auetrallaa Led laboaarta• Tel Sole Do, do. gagtslartal Do. do •,260 22,740 moo 100,006 14,20 C %ON 14000 11,46 40,600 12.6. I 60,044 WW2 Agee rn{.ph to India (L.) L 4.0 t Ataxi(r.) Li. Livat*Lo.Co.o.ol.2ade , - 1e IS 111 el 7 111,1 eau a a a 100 18 U XS 01 Rd 108 111 lait Ili sa dla par -i - II — Oa D=idl IN 100 I ti 27 28 1 t die zdi 21 Si dim, 10 11 1 21 2 2 pm id le 1 10 m : I 1 pm 10 12 1 Ipl 1 II p. 2. " r 71 14 LI lb pea I 10 It 7 lit zd 1 o^ 2 65 57 140 U . 14_ .1 ) _id -- ID - 14 911 - 14 zd ad ad ($6l 1 - t dui I m I die P p' la • boo Ay= lie 14 1863. MONEY MAEKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. The funds remain flat. Consols for the account are now quoted at a fresh reduction of it , per cent. The bullion movement seems to be watched very closely. The principal business in the Stock Exchange still consists of preparations for to morrow's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. English railway stocks are dull, and the demand for foreign securities is slacker than it has been of late. Console are now quoted 921 to both for money and the account (Feb. 5). The official buai nese report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto for account, 921, 1; Three per Cents. Re duced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., fat 1; ' Thirty Years Annuities, 1886 , 15 1-16 ; Bank Stock , 237 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 15-16 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Ceat. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 1061. Ex chequer Bills, 135., 12.., and 16s. prem. The variations in the foreign stock market have not been of special importance, attention being occupied with the settlement. Greek Bonds and the Russian Loan of 1862 are firm, Italian Five per_ Ceuta. heavy, and Mexican dull. The only alteration in Turkish securities is • fresh rise of percent. in the Consolid6a, which are quoted 401 to I. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 85 to 1 ; that of 1868, 71 to I ; that of 1862, 671 to ex div. ; Venezuelan scrip, 2 to 11 dia. ; and Peruvian scrip, 88 to f, div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 101} ; Egyptian, 951; Greek, 161 ; ditto Coupons, 61; Italian, 691, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 691, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 311 ; New Granada, 21 ; ditto ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 121 ; Portuguese, 1862, 471, ex div. ; Russian, 1850, 94*, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 96, 1 ; Spanish, 541, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 241, ; ditto Certificates, 91 ; Turkish, 1862, 671 ; ex div. ; ditto for account, 671, ex div. ; Venezuela, 23; ex div. ; ditto scrip, 11 die. The Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 206,0001. in specie ; and the Etna, from New York, with 67,000/. ; making together 272,0001. Foua o'Cioci. Consols are still quoted 921 to 1, both for money and the account. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. The rates for bills on Hamburg were slightly more favourable for this country. Sub joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.14 to 17 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.14 to 15; Rotterdam. 3 months, ILI4 to 17 ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.37 a to 42i • Hamburg, ma. , tiwee moths, 13.6 a to 7 ; Paris, 3 'dap, 25.15 to 22a ; ditto, 3 months, 23.40 to 5 • Prankfort-on-the-Mame, 3 months, 114 to 119 ; Petersixirg (per rouble), 3 months, 34 to 3 ; Vienna, eff. flo., 3 months, 11.75 to 85 ; Trieste, ell. So., 3 months, 11.75 to 85 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49a to I ; Cadiz, S months, 49 to a ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 Genoa, 3 months, 23.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60 to 5; Manias, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 3 to Oporto, 90 din 52i to 53- " • . _ A good demand for money was experienced yester day in the Stock Exchange, in connexion with the re pparations for Thursday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. On the latter the rates for loans averaged about sto 6 per cent. per annum. The " continuation" on London and North Western railway stock was rather considerable, ranging from to per cent. A similar rate was given on Mid land, but as regards other stocks the terms were not onerous. Lancashire and Yorkshire, being still comparatively scarce, was carried over on " even" terms. Great Western ruled at 1-16 to k per cent. " continuation," and Caledonian at Ito*. • ' • The rumours with regard to the supposed settle ment of the vexed question of Spanish Certificates which were flying about the City some months ago seem to have had for their foundation the fact that negotiations for the purpose were actually proceed ing at the time, but which were afterwards broken off. We are not able to state the cause of this sus pension, but about a month since they were re sumed under the superintendence of a solicitor in the City who had been previously engaged in the successful negotiation of some foreign municipal loans and other enterprises. This gentleman has recently returned, having paid two visits to the Continent to confer with one of the representa tives of Spain at a foreign court, before whom he has laid a plan for the restoration of the finance and credit of Spain, which has met with the approval of his excellency. The principal difficulty seems to lie in the timidity of the Spanish government, who fear that the performance of an act of justice will be unpopular in Spain. We feel convinced that on this point the O'Donnell cabinet does not do justice to the Spanish people, who are certainly more honest than their rulers give them credit for being. The present period of prosperity in Spain seems peculiarly fitted for an equitable adjustment of her foreign debt. The dividend of 3 per cent. for the half-year, and also the bonus of 1 per cent., declared at the meeting of the East and West India Dock Company on Friday last, are payable on the 16th inst., both free of income tax. . The English and Irish Bank have taken premises at 25, Poultry, and will commence business as soon as the requisite alterations can be made. The di. rectors are advertising for a general manager and a secretary. Mr. 11% Maynard, the accountant, is now paying a sum of 2s. Ild. per share from the proceeds of the sale of the machinery belonging to Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company (Limited). This undertaking was launched in the year 1856, with a capital of 120,0001., in 12,000 shares of 101. each, and last year passed into a " voluntary" winding up. The Lalf-yearly meeting of the Scottish Austra lian Investment Company is called for the 30th of January. A call of IL is to be paid by the 16th of March on the shares in the Aerated Bread Company (Limited). The number of shares applied for in the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company up to last night was 50,000 (the first issue being 25,000 shares). The list closes on Monday next, the 19th inst. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lummox —Alliance Marine, - 69 ; CLEW, Medical, awl General 14., 25; Commercial Unice, 51 ; FAgle, 61; Globe, 1119 1112, ex div. ; Guardian, 509 to 1; Indem nity Martin, 160 to 9 ; Law Life, 84 ; Legal and General Life, 7 ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 19 ; Marine, 102 ; North British and Mercantile, 16 159 16; Provident Life, 419; Rock Life, Bto 9; Royal Exchange, 2359 to 5 ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 29 to 9 ; Universal Life, 34 ex div. ; Universal Marine, 4. Gaslight and Coke.—European. 159 ; Ditto New, 59 Great Central, 159 to 9 ; Imperial , 87, ex div.; New ditto, 71, ex div. ; Imperial Continental, 68, ex div. ; Surrey Consumers, 179 to I; Westminster Chartered New, 41, ex div. Waterworks.—Berlin, 6t to 9 ; East London New, 5 9. Docka.—East and West India, 140 to 9 ; Loudon, 00a to 9 ; Victoria, 100 to 1199, ex div: TIIVIDAT EVEIII6. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to for the sth February, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92/ to 93. For money the last price was 921 to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 921, 93 ; ditto for account, 93, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 93, 92/ ; New Three per Cents., 921, 93, 921, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 3-16, 1-18 ; Bank Stock, ZIG; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, loal, 1,1, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent re 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 305., 295., prem. ; Four per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 961; ditto Five per Cent., 1051, 1061 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1121. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains at 10e.11 to f ; The Five per Cent rupee paper was inquired for. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 30a. prem.; Exchequer Bills were un altered at 14s. to 18e. prem. Foreign stocks continue to meet with a good deal of attention, although the adjustment of the amount interferes for the momeot with fresh trans actions. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Bank of Australasia, Alliance, City, Imperial, London an d Northern, London and South African, and Oriental ; but a reduction in Union Bank of England and Branca, London and Cclonial, and Bank of British Columbia. Penin sular and Oriental new shares have improved,while National Discount and Electric Telegraph were Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 6! to 6 prem. • Thames and Mersey, 24 to rein. Universal, lk to Of / dia. ; North British an! Mercantile, ItSf to 14 ; Commercial Union to prem. ; and London and Provincial M arine, k dis to par. . . . . The closing quotations for shares in new untie:- takings were as follows :—English and Irish Bank Lat i to 1 prem. ; Bank of Scinde, Punjaub, and par ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc Smelt ing, to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Portuguese Bank, to 1 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, to prem. ; British and Foreign Marine Insuranoe, to 11 prem. ; Continental Bank Corporation, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Midland Counties 'Union Bank, to; prem. The shares of the British and American Ex change Banking Corporation continue in demand, and have risen to 21 to 3 prem. Canada Five per Cents. were fiat. CIOLOWLL GOVIAXIMNT 11.1K71711111 No. I MOM I !d.) Ct. prima. I Baas. ..... .. Gan.ON.llp. 1977416 lOO 106 106 a. -ad .... 1.. no. lair 1001 106 108 •-• .... .. Do. Spa elOar.keep. 100 IN 100 -• 2,111.806,.. Do. 6 per seat. d_ 599,008.. Do.6peroalln. Block 100 96 97 ad 116. 200,300 .. C48:07° RV: '46.1887til 1000 106 110 .. Do. do 1890 101 119 114 - - Da do 1891 101 111 113 ad - 100,100.. Calon,Nov.lBl3l, 6 p et. 100 - - -. .. Nanditue 6 per oent lOO 110 112 ... 6 0000. .. Nagger. 0 par cent 186110 ..Newßranar.nov.6 p. et 100 14 1. 1061. ...... N. &Nabs Gv.6p. C. 1806 100 100}zd - .... .. Do.6p. a 1871 to 1876 100 1001:d ...id .... .. D0.41p. 4., 1888 92 lOO 99 inlxd 906 } .. New Naiad 6 per oent lOO 109 111 ad 110 00090 .. Nova Scoat 6p. a,1876 100 106 106 ad - 76,000 .. Queensland Gov. .Dent 100 110 112 ad -zd .... . B. Aust.Gov. 6 p.o. Bonds 100 109 111 ad -id .... _ Vio.Gov.llp.e.Jan.46July 100 107 100 ad -2d .... .. Do. 40.110.4.4c1' a 0 100 1.0 110} BILITIIIII Mill So. 1.1 10911/1. I Pd. lOL prase I Bala. Guabrlan Coo. ,L 1 gar tam - 71.222 :2: Ct 127,. !Ctrit..1449.1 1 84 910 - 90, iLa Clow Gold (an.) is. Iga. ran " - 61 .. Mal Cabana 11134•1161 46 16 - 14. Mut► Own Brea - ... 11.111.Innei (Walk ) 71.19 a. 3} 1} 461 .. iksaida a 114. Mara 68} 19 21 19} 6,010 .. Alai lona Volga - 6. _ WILT.. (Heistos) 0 6 6} - 9. ... UN.. vitko4..- UM 48 60 - 1, ... ONO= Danes 411790 d 2} 2,} - ../ Bertha 10.4. 1 a - MN Lean.ll 9] 40 42 - Val .....' Valley - K 4 Nor* Non 1810 lll 16414 Par - .... New atop - 6, - Nora Donna ' . 2} 32} - .. N. 119. Bases•fillWani km. 2 at ail% Wheal otty lat 6} -.. 6 - Par Caw (Bt. Blaney) . lAN 10 Providenee (II .Ls 4. NU. 11 43 - M6N _ ilorladge Con. 1111 n. 04. 1 - - - 12 .. 11. ORradou (81, MIN_ 1} 380 400 - 6,000 .. IL Caro' Brea (Mom) . 111641161 2} 2} - 496 .. S. W. Frances (Wow) 13.1114 90 96 - 991 _ arar Part 16.9 ' 87 39 -. 6109 6 Tamar 811.6UsadNa.C. 61 0 1 - 6010 10 TIN Mott 10.000 _ Vale a Torream 4) la. 0.1 - - - 6000 .. West Basset (1110890) l4 13 14 - 1486 ~ W. Condon ( ) 8 81 U - 400 .. WWI Solon - 612 .. WO. Basel ((Mopsi - IN .. WI. Buller6 524 - &ON ..Wb. &load ( 475 1 7.9.6 - - ,-. lAN .. Wb. Kitty (11n. Want) 2.0.0. 7} 11} - 4,900 .. Wheal Ludoat 2.10.8 9} 10 61 1,024 .. W. Mary aunitlenne ) 8 16 .6 1.060 .. Wb. raison*, 11 .•1 9011.1.10 N Y 11416. No. I 0a I MOM IPd I CI. prices. i Isla NON 10 Amimesa - 76./90 1 Boa imord. 1&&$84 - it: : Brasil. ktILOo.(1111.1) 1611 1} 219.1 ...-.. NAN 0 aCrOopiX °a7l' 1.414,1 10,000 90 Goplapo (.) .. - 76,000 1 Dwa Mountain CNN/ all - 26,000 3 Eat Del Ber(Lleulted) 1 11 pal .- 16,000 2 Fortuna (Llm.) 10,000 In Genera all 11 11 ... 91.000 1 G.N...4.A ArliaNaL 14 1 ° de - wamo, s s lames t Ksvwals W al 7m) 1 A oos - 16000 6 Insitaalan - 1111,8001 1 Mon Maricalta all f 1 106000, t. Auras Bra Gold ltin. Cons.(lan an 2t 2} - 110.000 1 N. Ithi neC.ot , Asa (L) i IN. -. NM N PontalbsadellarLesd an 2 1 - 100.000' 6 Pert Philip lll 1 .-. . • 1 Banta Barbara Gold /A 1 Ipa - NON 1 ilkoalsis Luella (lAa.) f Pal - 11.000 20 ;KJ obn del Bey (Lira.) 14 67 - 48,174; 90 Malted Marlow, ... 181) 6} 0 54 10,080 10 ' Vancouver Coal (Liza.) 1 } dis par - suan 1 IWort 0n... iLim.) MI i 4&I0& 2 ,Yudaaanintana (ma) ii 11 if. - JOINT STOCK LM No. I alt. I MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLoax. The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. East Caradca shares are firm, at 460 k to a, and Marko Valley at 8.1 to 9. North B-oskear are quoted 60 to 61 (at the meeting yesterday a call of 11. ss. was made), and Wh e al Seaton 240 to 245. The dealings in the Stock Exchange com prise Cambrian Gold at k prem. ' • East Caradon at ; East Cant Brea at Ili and lle ; and Great South Tolgus at 61. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. The first annual meeting of the Hindostan (Singh bhoom) Copper Company will be held on the 30th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ItIE-LANN.—(TIIIB DAY.) The English supply this week of wheat is eery limited. Flour more liberal. Barley and malt moderate. Oats, beam, sad pees, contracted. Seeds short. Scotch and Irish cats in very small quantities. The foreign arrivals of wheat are moderate, principally American, with a little from Prussia and Mecklenburg. Barley very short, Danish and French. Floor, one small pared of Amnions barrels. Oats limite d, principally Dutch. One cargo of East India linseed. Other seeds, beams, and peas, 11.011 reprted. The wheat trade to-day is inactive, but quotations are fully maintained on both English and foreign. Country markets are most of them rather dearer. Flour trade steady. Barley for malting quite as dear ; grinding and distilling sorts rather lower LA week. _ Oats dad; 14 - 11ondsiCativance of 6d. Beans and peas no thane in ?slue. Seeds.—Linseed and rapeseed quite as dear. Red clover• seed selling at late quotations, but no inquiry for white. FLOATIIIO easoons.—A steady trade, and importations obtain fall rates. Rem and Kent, white, new, 411. to 46a.; ditto, fine old, to --s.; ditto, red, mew, 38.. to at.: ditto. fuse old, —a. to —e. ; Norfolk, do., fine old, —a. to • red, new, —a. to --a. Foreign Dantxio, 50s. to 51a.; fuse, ' 51s. to 51.; extra, 54a. to Ms.; Kansan:lr, 495. to 305.; ditto, extra, 411 s. to Ms.; Rostock, 465. to 486.• ditto, extra. 52.. to 54a; ' Mecklenburg, 525. to 545. • Ucklataark ditto, —a ; American white, 46e. to 49..; ditto, red, 445. to 46e.; CLwdiao, 4rie. to 495. BABLlT.—Eaglials mating, 31s. to 35.. ; fine, 3/.. tZaLMa. to 245.; and distilling, 26e. to 27a. per qr.; prtoding, 21.. to Me. ditto distilling, 25e. to Ms. Mom— Rene: ai d Norfolk, 595. to 63e. ; kr, 63a to 67a ; and Ware, 65.. to 685.; brown. Oala- Loh fowl, 191. Od. to 21s. Od. ; potato, 23e. to 255. ; foreign, 20s. to 24e. Burs.-Englizfi tick, 38a. to 40s. ; barrow, 39e. to 435. ; 38.. to 30s. • foreign, 32.5. to 38s. ; tick. ; Konic . 3Be. 39e. ; • to 32e. to Ufa PSAL-Eaclith 40s. to 415.; w sad blue, 4th. to 435. ; maple, -e. to -4.; Ifsofs 366 . to 38..; ha& 38 e. to 40s. ; foreign, 34.. to 355. 1 , 1001.-Zuslid tows, 43a. to 455.; ditto be, 465. to 478.; oottatay, 38e. to 39a. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 325. to 344.7, Free* 40s. to 41s. p. mak ; U.S. sweet., Ns. to 285.; Cissidisa, 27e. to 28a. ; Spanish. 41s. to 425. brawl Coaa.-White. 30s. to 33 ; 265. to 30s. FLOATIZO CAIIOOII4 all C. F. sad L -Wheat : Berdi• saski sad Mariano*, per 4921 be., 445. to 48s. ; ()kirks, 445. to 475. • Polish Odium, per 480ibs., 42a. to 445. ; whit*. 48s. to ; Danube sad Galata, 39e. to 425. ; Faktiao. Us. to 34e. Barley: Egyptssa and Syrtis, per 4uutbs.. 245. to 28s. ; Odes. and Danube, do., Ns. to 235. Beans : Egyptian, per 4801b5.,30e. to 33.. Maize Odesos and Galata. per 492165., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Thrall and Bulgarian, per Mks, 31.. Od. to 325. ; French, do., -a. to -41. ; Americas, do., 295. to 30e. ; Egyptian, to -a AZILIVAIB INTO LONDON nom lAN. it TO JAN. 14. English an 4 Scotch. lrials. Foreign. Wheat y 11610 Barle Oats 1 u r. I . iii I 1!300 Blatt flour, English, 1310 maks . foreign, *X Wi I cks; Uric.— LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (rius DAY.) (117 LAMM AID Ernmunos (nos mg owl couasa The market has been wry excited to-day, and prices ars quoted id. to U. Mews. Sales probably 20,003. mi. TaloaAra.) MINCING LIRE.—(THIS DAT.) Saari—Then is a fair demand for West lath& at about previous prices ; other sorts have also sold without ma terial change from former rates, except low brown sorts, which are rather cheaper. Mauritius sold—low to good brown, 274.6 d. to 32a. ; grainy, fine brown and middling yellow, 345. 6d. to 36e. 6d. ; Penang, good to fine brown, 3Da. 6d. to Ms. 6d. ; low to good yellow, 335. 9d. to 375. ; and Madras jaggery, 295. to 296. &l. Rained dull of sale ; brown lumps, 45a. 6d. to 465. Corrxx.—Very firm prices have again been paid for all descriptions, the demand being general. Plantation Ceylon, triage, 71s. 6d. to 79a. ; middling to good middling. s4s. to 89a. ; pea berry, 90s. ; native Ceylon, good and fine ordi- nary, 72a. aid. to 744. 6d. ; and Rio, good to fine ordinary, 665. 6d. to 74a._ 0000/.-150 bags of fine Sumatra sold at 83s. TEA.—A good general business continues to be trans acted. Ricz.—The market is quiet, and priors for white Bengal scarcely supported. Low middling sold at 10s. 6d. to : al. Faurr.—Carraota and raisins both sell readily at steady Prl?ea• Rum. —6O puos. of Jamaica hare brought full prices. SALrrercus.—The market is quiet. Oarrou is clan of sale, rod former prices are barely sup- TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm at the following prices :—Town tallow, 44a., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., tic the spot, 445. ; January to March, 445. • March. 445. 601. ; April to June, 44a. 3d.; October to Dec ember, 465. to 465. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Mean. Patteedea and Smith report the market firm 4 late quotations. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Fad Hatton, 19t.; Will. End Haswell, 195.• Will. Kid Braddylla Hettats, Ns. 3d. ; Walls Ead South Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Cassop, 18a. ; Hartlepool West Hartley, 156.-20 ships at market. STATINO AT Hotta.—A few days ago Mr. Charles Reynolds, patten.maker, of Wellingborough, died, aged 82. It is very remarkable that he was boon in the same house in which he died, and not only had be lived in the same house all his life, but he had not slept out of it a single nieit during the whole of hie life.—Stamford Mercury. Imam Fats.—A Leipeic letter of the 10th says :—" Our New Year's fair will terminate in a few days, but has not bees atteoded with favourable results. The tanners and leather makers who had dose so much busi ness at the autumn fair, had brought immense quantities of goods, especially sole leather, from the Prussian-Rhenish province, Bavaria, Electoral-Hesse and Luxembourg, but they were only able to dispose of a part of their stocks, and that at reduced prices. In the cloth trade more business has been done, and about two-thirds of the quantity brought forward has boon sold. Large pur chases were made for Italy., Holland, mad Bavaria. Winter goods with diffiailty found purchasers. Saxon mixed cloths met with great favour, but Swiss calicoes sod all white goods sold badly. This may be said of all cotton articles, as purchasers only take but just sufileient . for present con sumption. In silks, furs, jewe ll ery, and wormers scarcely any transactions were effected." At a sale last month, at Thomasville, Ga., of black and yellow slaves, there were seventeen lots sold. The lots averaged 1,414 dole. each.