The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THE DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Woes Mr. Conunsiesioner Fano.) or II HALL AND HALL. The bankrupts were builders, of Kenniogtonlane. This wu the sitting for examination sad discharge. Against debts of 9,0001. there are realised assets of $5Ol. Mr. Barrow stated that the creditors proposed taking the rase out of court, and asked for the usual order under the liCith see. staying proceediogs. Mr. Cannon, the official assignee, said the effect of this would be to prevent the money in hand being divided. The best course would be to bares, dividend sitting before making the order to stay proceedings. After some discussion this canoe was adopted, and the rumination sitting was adjourned for that purpose. DI RS PHILLIPS. The bankrupt was a manager to • pthttar, of Skinner. street, Snow-hill. Liabilities, 2.9101. Nearly all the pro. perty was sold under a bill of sale. Mr. Kent asked for an adjournment of the examination sitting, in order that the creditors might inquire into the circumstances coder which the bill of sale had been given. Ms. Beard, for the assignees, said that the necessary in quiries had been made, and they expected to be able to set aside the tall of sale ; therefore, • further adjournment was unnecessary. Ultimately an adjournment was ordered. IR U SIR JOHN MALCOLM, BART. The bankrupt was described as of Park-lane, Hyde-park. lie came to the court on his own petition in July last. This was the adjourned sitting for examination and discharge. The debts are stated at 2,8811., and the list of creditors embraced • gnat number of westend tradesmen, including drapers, tailors, boot rnakers, wine-merthnts, lod -housekeepers, hc. The largest creditor is a tailor, in Conduit-street, for 4001. for borrowed money, and then are several other cash creditors There are no lonia ; the bankrupt states that his wife has an annuity of 1001. wider the will of her late husband, for her sole and separate use, and that he has a voluntary alb:manes el 31. a week hens his mother. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) Wan Kr. Justine Blackburn.) THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORGERIES. The trial of the peiaocers Boucher, Bunsen, Brener, and Griffiths, was resumed this morning. The first witness culled was John Mon, a detective officer of the City police, who said he had been em ployed since Anson last in inquiring into this case. On Saturday, the 6th of September, at 5 o'clock in the morning, he went by permission to the home of a Mr. Campbell, at 13, North Heat-terrace, Newman. He was so. comps:del by Smith and Baker, two other detectives. They removed two bricks from the wall which parted the back room from the front, and hung a picture over the hole in the front room, and retired into the back, where they could hear all that passed in the front room. From what was told him he went upstairs and looked into the street, and saw a man (who he supposed was Boucher) who was with some one else. The man whom he supposed to be Bomber, and whom be mime recognised by his voioe,mme to the door. He *aired if Mrs. Campbell was in, and the answer was "yea" Mrs. Campbell was called downstairs, and Bunches " Good day. Are you prepared to-day!" and the answer was " Yea." Buescher said, " How much?' and Mrs. Campbell said " Fifty." Buescher replied, " That's no good ; I want two hundred, as pro mised.' Mrs. Campbell said, " That's too much. I can't lay out too mach the first time, and I have to take your word whether I can get rid of It. How much have you got r Banshee replied, " Ten fifties ; bat let as see the money first—basins is business—let ace see how much you've got r Mrs. Campbell raid. " Let me see how much you've got?' and be replied, "rye plenty of tens sod fifties. I'll go and fetch them." The man who Game with BmMer was not present during thisoonversatiou. Bomber left, and was about for about ten minutoi, and when he returned Mr. Campbell, the husband of Mrs. Campbell, wee present, and Bomber said, " Now, where's the stuff r Campbell said his wife hod it upstairs. Bomber end, "You're playing the fool with me," and became very violent. The wane then went on to detail further the convocation, in which Bunches used language of the worst description, and said that if he (Campbell) thought to make a fool of him he was mistake's. There was 1,5001. reward for him, and be was the man who had got 30,0001. of the right stuff, and the bank could not stop him. Campbell asked to see the notes and he would get the money. Humber declined to do so, but said, with some fearful oaths, that if he would show him the mosey he wanted he would let him have the goods. The IMMO. believed Campbell showed him some mossy, sad Banshee mid that was no good and wanted his exposes. paid for losing his thus. He at last became so violent that the man who was with him at first was called in and took him away. He (witness) said be after wards apprehended Boucher on Oct. 27, and after his examination before the magistrate, be said, "Moss, I took you to be a different man to that." Be asked him what he meant ,• and he said, " You havistated as much as 1 said and 1 think • little more." Oa being cromexamited by Mr. Pater on behalf at Bunches, the witness said he searched Buncher's home, but found no paper. Wm. Smith, one of the detectives who was with Mon at the time the conversation related to occurred in Camp bell's house, was then called, and he gave similar evidence to that of the last wither. A witness wee called, who deposed that the prisoner Bawler was in a public-house near North Hent-torrace, and sew him, in company with another man, go into Campbell's bolsa. Jamas Brows, brother to the witness Henry Brown, was called, sad corroborated the evidence of the latter with re spect to Buntett's visits to him while at Portsmouth. Witnesses were called who proved that the witness Brown MU at the railway statioa at the time he represented, sad that be bad a black bag ; and also that he was seen going in the direction of Lavarstoke. (The cue was proceeding when we went to press, and it appears to be doubtful whether the evidence for the prose anion will be concluded to-day.) NEW COURT. (Bdore Mr. Jostiee Keating.) Alla Wadi" 29, hairdresser, was indicted for feloni ously and ma li ciously wounding H as Maria Colchester Linos, with latest to murder her. Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. CTfor the defence. r r ill be remembered that in this cue, the particulars of which have bees very recently before the public, the prisoner was • hair-dresser, end had been living for about three years with the promeutrix, to whom be was married, although at the time he was • married man. On the night of the 18th a/ November last they went together, as they bad bees previously in the habit of dicing, to • coffee.home in the Edgewareeroad, for the purpose of passing the night. They bad, however, been in the house but • very short tame when the landlord hearing IMTWIII and other nobs', pro ceeded upstairs, and found that the door of their room was locked. It wadi, however, immediately forced open, and he th en saw the primmer covered with blood, and the prosecutrix lying on the floor epos her left side, with a frightful wound in her throat. The prisoner mid that his wife had cut her throat, but this die denied, alleging that the offence bad been committed by the primer. The police having celled is, medical amdriteace was at once procured, and the prisoner was given into custody. For some time, however, prosecutrix's li fe was despaired of. and it is not expecte d, even now, that she will be able to articulate clearly in future, her evidence in court this day Maine been given in writing. The jury having found the prisoner Guilty, he was sen tenced to penal mirdtude for life. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) NEW COURT. Won Thaler Tilaos, Faq., D.payChairmau) ZITIAOIDDIAZY VICIDICT AID OF Till .roar. maims CallagAas aliwt Reeves, 17, described ou the charge-sheet as a wood carver, was yesterday afternoon pat nom his trial, charged with being found at night having in hui possemien, without lawful excuse, certain implements of housebreaking, at Richmond, after a previous conviction of felony. A femme conviction for felony was proved against him. To prove an alibi the prisoner's mother and a were called. They swore that he was at home oi l : d C night in question. The Deputy-Chairman mooned up, and afte r a d m ; consultation The foreman of the jury mid "We And the prisoner Guilty, with the benefit of a doubt." (Sensation.) Mr. Titian—lf you have any doubt you should g i ve th e prisoner the lieeefit of it. I cannot take such a verdict. gereen t e--Well, there is a doubt amonpt us, but we think be is guilty. Mr. Tilacm—You had better retire and reoensider your verdict. The jury then retired, and having been looked up sm u t hours entered the court at a late hour, whea the forma° ✓id that it was impoesible for them to sires. Nine IMO cue way and three soother. The Deputy Chairman observed that as there was no chance of agreeing, he shouldscharge them , but the prisoner must be detained, to b e tried by another jury to-morrow (this day). • This mom* the prisoner was put in the dock to be tried a second time, when The Deoatf Clubman told Mr. Lilley, his ociansel, that the nerd trail would be postpooed'untal the neat @emirs. The primer, was than removed Irma the desk. THE POLICE COIJR! (THIS DAY.) AIUILIIITING A COXPLAIIIMIT A COUR. Nina McDonnell,• loam woman, residing at 21, Bell•court, Gra 'e.inn.rood, was charged with violently assaulting Mr. P>,edmidc Cheetham, of 74, William-street, Caledonian read. The prosecutor was returning home last night when the prisoner stopped him, and because he would have nothing to say to her she struck him in the face with great violence. He called out for the police, on which she again struck him, and when the police came up she was very violent. The prisoner, who made no defence, was sentenced to one mouth's lard labour in the House of Correction. Thigprisoner, on leaving the dock, rushed at the com plainant and again struck him a violent blow in the face. She swore most lustily, and said that when she came out she would be the death of the prosecutor and also of his wife. She would never allow him to rest in peace as longs. he lived. Mr. D'Eyncourt ordered the prisoner to be brought back and charged with the assault on the complainant in the court. I cat The prosecutor having stated that the prisoner bad struck him a violent blow in the face, as she was leaving the dock, Mr. D'Eyncourt said he could not allow assault. to be committed in opeo court. He should in addition to the im prisonment he had sentenced her to—viz., one month's hard labour--eentence her to be further imprisoned for six weeks' hard labour, making in all two months and two weeks. WORSHIP-STREET. CAUGHT IN THE !ACT. A young man, well-dressed, and carrying a macintosh over his arm, was charged with unlawfully having his right hand in the drew pocket of a lady, when on the platform of the Great Eastern terminus at Shoreditch. Superintendent Kent, who is attached to the line in question, said—About an hour since I observed the prisoner in High-street, Shoroditch ; he turned into the station, and I followed him at a convenient distance to the arrival side of the platform. Shortly afterwards a train arrived, a considerable quantity of luggage was unloaded, and the prisoner made a very care ful selection of one of the lady passengers for • victim— that person is preeent. While she was engaged in stooping over some bones and giving directions to the porter, the prisoner, with his macintosh across his left arm, went to her side, pretended to be also seeking his lug pie, and adroitly put the other hand into her dyer pocket. I was, however, nearly as quick as he, for I put mine there, and actually caught his in it. Although this was the fact, he pompously denied it, and asked how 1 dared insult • gen tleman by making an accusation of purposed theft against him. At the station-home he said that his name was Jona., but refused his address. Prisoner—What did you Nay to me when you seized my hand by the lady's side Witness—l have mentioned that it was actually in the pocket, and my remark was, " This is too close to be plea- ' p ic ket, Prisoner—lt was not in the pocket. (To the maaistrate)— Is it likely, is it feasible, that I should do =oh • Cluing? Miss Jane Storey, the peceseutrix, of Quebec-street, Port man.laurd lenew s. d nothi t ngt all ar ri ved d what • g $4 O a ll e lll4l she heard the superintendent's observation and fou n nd his and the prisoner's hand in the pocket. Her purse was in a . . . ~ffir. Safford (clerk)—What are you, prisoner! Prisoner apparently thought the lady's testimony con clusive against him, and therefore replied after a pause— well, I'm a hawks,. &NAPO% three months' imprisonment with hard labour. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, J ANTTARY 8, 1863. zd COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Nov. ID Dee. _tl .Tu. 1 Bax Yogi . Aar• eis Amiga . DOT! —Whist. Parley, Oita, sy.. Beam, and Peso, Is. Am= 01080 60848 Lur Wm—Woea6, 80,677; barley. 1111,11611; oats., 10,901; 170. 806, boo" 8,461; pesk, 1,144 quarters. DUNCAN SWIMS TILT FLUCTUATIONS Dr TEN AVISANS 31101 CM MAT DUIDIG Oil SIX 'Nov. 29.1 Deo. 6. Dan 20.1 Deo. $7.1 Jan. I. .-- --- --1, 47 9. .. 44 10 =1 .., - r 44 9 .. 46 10 .. .. 66 7 .. •• LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (NT awraro am nrriaiwriceral. Temaws.) (raw OM OWN ooamearoeDger.) Market quiet ; Ile change to price. Sales probably four cc Ave tboaerad balee. IMPERIAL AVIRAGSS. oat Fria 1 . Id 4d 94 341 0d loctlaa 9d 641314 7J 7d944 Id Oats I gm I Splash Yeas !Is Sdlll4 0d1494 ild ls 44 204 10d544 OdliSs 01 404 Od ON Id Ms 34 , 174 10d,404 id SOB &SIM Od Me 114044 44 104 .d We ;a . 61174 lid ON 6d 3L 8111274 64 --- f--, - 204 81385 lld 474 74 , 385 td MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.), 111120•11.-These continues to beia fair amount at badness transacted, but at rather wire priose, refining qualities being most in request. Mauritius brown and low yellow, 29e. to 35a. 6d. ; grainy brown and yellow, 36a. to 38e. 6d. ; oustallised good yellow to good white, 1 40 e. 6d. to 475. ; Porto Rico brown, 355. to 355. 6d. ; and low to good middling yellow, 365. to 38s. Refined continues dull of sale and priees have a downward tendency. Corm has again sold at firm prime Plantation Cey lon, triage, 70. to 78e. ; fine ordinary to middling, 73e. to 86e ; peabarry, 87 s. to 90e.; and Native Ceylon, fine fine ordinary, 74a. Tea.-Thera continues to be a good business transacted at full rates out of the recent arrivals, good and fine qua- Mies being most in request. Rios-Tea market continues inactive. RIM-About 200 puncheons have been sold, Jamaica at 2a. 6d. to 2s. 7d. ; stood Demetrius, ls. 7d. ; Leeward' and Matuitios, la. 3d. to la. lifd. SPICLS have mostly sold et prices rather in favour of the buers. Singapore black pepper, 3f d. to na. ; pimento, lid. to 20. • cloves, Penang , le. 3d. to la. 3d. ; mace, Bd. to lld. ; nut;nep, le. to la. sd. Muir.-There is a fair demand, and full prices have been paid ; currants sold at 225. to 28e. for damaged ; Valencia raider, 28e. to 295. ; selected, 42a. ; moacatels, 51a. to 58s. ; malitanas, 412. to 435. gammas -200 bap sold at 39e. for refraction 4f. Comm-There is a good demand, and mostly at firm prima ; about 3,200 balm. June ban sold at about previous prices ; low middling to fine, 241. 10s. to W. HUM-Far Manilla there is a good demand, sad higher prices have bees paid; low *old at 211. to 211. lis. ; fair roping, 261. fie. • Borsegon, 281. to 281. 7s. 6d. ; white, Ism as. to ra ea TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market la steady. Town tallow is quoted 44e. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the snot, 44.; January to lima. 44e. ; March, 44a. 3d. to 445. 6d. ; April to June, 445. 3d. ; October to Deo:mbar, 46e. to 465. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . . The supply of beasts is very short, and consequently they are pretty read disposed of at • small advance ma the quotations of Monday last. The number of sheep is also very small, sod late prices are well maintained, for the best qualities ; trade, however, is not very brisk. Good calves us in demand at rather higher rates. Our foreign supply consists of 84 beast., 420 sheep, and 158 calves. Mak cows, 100. . 1 Tar ekes of ML s. 4. s. & Pre stops at alb& s. d. L & Boit 9sc4s. RAW& 4 8 6 0 Hest Dna iHt-bds 811 0 0 0 0 1346111b0r4456res 4 6 410 Bast Longwook.... 6 2 6 4 Second qua. beasts 11 4 6 2 Do. do. Shorn .-.0 0 0 0 Cakes - . - - - - F s :" i 4 4 4 Do. do. Mari.— 00 0 0 DostDoodakt.irods 8 8 6 10 Unto 0 0 0 0 Dead, i mile* co ; Wimp sad lambi. Mel; Offilvok, ; P 108. HAY MARKTY.7(TIHS.p.Iy. Nowa Horny sad Bastea ..port trade at the followiti Picea : — Prim• aboadow b.y, 70s. to 755. ; superior ditto, 80.. to Ms. ; Work. ditto, 50s. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90.. Ito 110 e.; ditto, messed rut, 84e. to 100 s. ; straw, 33. to THE BIRMINGHAM CHAMBER OP COMMERCE.— The annual dieser of the Chamber is appointed to take place on the 15th instant, at the Hen and Chicken" Hotel. levitation' have been sent to (amongst other) Mr. Bright and Kr. Scholefield, oar borough members ; Mr. Spooner and Mr. Newdepte, the members for North Warwickshire ; Mr. Forster, member for Walsall ; and Mr. H. B. Sheridan, M.P. for Dodier. Mr. Bright and Mr. Seholefield lave accepted the tevitatimm—Birminghwet Gazette. _ A QUACK AND KIS WIWNINGS.--80M41 three-and twenty years ago • wretched Irish quack, a native of Done rails, by name St. John Long, who had been • basket maker. a jobbing sign painter. an engraver, a colour grinder to Sir Moore Lawrence. and, lastly, a portrait painter—la all of which callings he failed—set up as quack in Harley street. Though the impostor woe of forbidding mutterer of hideous expression, and afflicted with an incurable ram ire, yet crowds of ladies, old and young, flocked to his house, first to inhale • mixture (=Woad in a mahogany chest, sod sett to be rubbed with a lotion said to be a pa roes for all disorders, male and female. Of the reamer arena patients died.and among others a Mir Orbit), • beau tiful girl of respectable family and oonsiderable fortune. In her last illness Mr. Brodie was called in, but so deplorable was her conditiou that he could not rve her. Long was io , dieted es the eraser's inquiritice, and tried at the Old 1 &air', whew the evidence given by Mr. Brodie not owly secured the fellow's conviction, but opened the eyes of kis dare sod the general public. At the period when the tried took place the quack was in the receipt of an income of 11 3 . 00 0 1 - Per annum, a fact which might be verified by the ledger of the wilier bankers Sir Claude Scott and Co.— Frames Mersin. for Jann aq. la IM IN IN IN 11* 1110 1611 103 110 lON SHARE LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) Two &Oxon. The railway market continues generally firm. Pi I Midland and South Eastern stocks have im proved to-day 4 per cent., and Lancashire and Is Yorkshire and Caledonian, 4. Great Eastern has receded it. 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The funds to-day are firm, and the late rise is fully maintained. Consols are now quoted for the February settlement 1-16 to 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. This is settling-day. I English railway stocks are rising. Foreign seen ritiee remain firm, with a favourable tendency. At Paris, to-day (according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram), the Three per Cent. Renton opened at 70fr. 65c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to for:money, and 93/ to 1 for the new account (Feb. 5). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; ditto, for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93k, k ; New Three per Cents., 931, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 15-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108}; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 96 ; and Exchequer Bills, 12.., Be. prem. With the exception of Mexican Bonds, which are flat, foreign securities retain a favourable ten dency. Greek Bonds, Italian Five per Cents., and Spanish Certificates have improved ; Spanish Passive Bonds and the New Portuguese Loan are firm ; and the new Egyptian and Russian loans steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 84 to 85 ; that of 1858, 711 to 1, being firm ; that of 1862, 68 to 1, being better than yesterday ; and the Consolida, 391 to 40, showing a further recovery of Venezuelan scrip is dull, at If to 11 die. The Peru vian Loan is quoted 891 to 1, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazi lian, 1011, 102 ; Egyptian, 951; Greek, 181; ditto Coupons, 61; Italian, for account, 701, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Rail way, 74, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 311, 1 ; New Granada, 121 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 891, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 471, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 471, ex div. ; Russian, 1860, 94 ; ditto 1859, 611 ; ditto 1862, 961, 96 ; Spanish, for account, 54, ex div.; ditto New Deferred, for account, 461, ox div.; ditto Naive, 241,1 ; ditto Certificates, 91,1,1; Turkish, 1858, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto 1862, for account, 68, 63, 681, ex div. ; Venezuela scrip, 11 dia. Foos o'Ciaez. Consols are rather lase firm, at 931 to , both for money and the account, owing principally to the withdrawal of 160,000 sovereigns from the Bank, chiefly for Brazil. The discount market remains easy, with a mode rate demand. In occasional instances transactions take place in good bills at a fractional reduction from the Bank of England minimum. At the Bank the applications continue to be on a very moderate scale. The dividends are payable to day. The Edinburgh has arrived from New York with 69,0001. in specie. The bidduigs for 60.00.000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were to Calcutta, 35.90.000 ra.; to Bombay, 20.50.000 rs.; and to Madras, 3.60. 000 rs. The declared minimum price was as before, via., Ls. 111 d. per rupee on Calcutta and 2s. on Bombay and Madras. The applications within the limits were for 180 lace. 'renders on Calcutta at Is. Ili& wilt receive about 45 per omit., and above that price in full ; on Bombay all above 25., and on Madras all at and above 2s. will receive in full. By authority from the Colonial Secretary of State, the Agents General for Crown Colonies will receive tenders until 1 p.m. on Thursday, the 15th inet, for Six per Cent. Debentures of the govern ment of Vancouver Island to the amount of 40,0001. These debentures will be redeemable in London on the 15th January, 1880, and both principal and interest constitute a fiat charge on the general revenues of the colony. It is notified that an auction will take place at Madrid on the 31st inst. for the extinction of the Three per Cent. Consolidated and Three per Cent. Deferred debts, the amounts applied for that pur pose being's follows :—"Beals Vellon 4,193,370 for the acquisition of Three per Cent. Consolidated Interior and Exterior Stock. Reale Vellon 10,673,640 ditto Three per Cent. Deferred Interior and Ex terior Stock , making a total of reels 14,867,010(or, say, 148,0001. sterling). The commission in London will receive tenders until the 22nd inst. An important undertaking was announced yes terday afternoon, under the title of the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company (Limited). The capital is fired at 1,000,0001. (with power to increase to 2,000,0001.), in 50,000 shares of 201. each, but the fi rst isms is to be limited to 25,000 shares. This project is brought forward under auspices of an unusually respectable character, the board comprising already no lees than 23 mercan tile names well known in London and Liverpool. Another new undertaking is the Cannes Hotel Company (Limited). In this instance also the directioa is of a character presenting all that can be desired in a project of this sort. In the list of the members of the board we notion the name of Mr. Thomas Higgs the manager of the highly sic • easeful Great West ern Hotel, at Paddington. The object of the company is to supply a want long felt by erecting a large hotel at Cannes, on the French shores of the Mediterranean--a spot celebrated for its salubrity, mild climate, and splendid scenery. A fresh prospectus has also been issued by the Universal Private Telegraph Company, an under takiug incorporated by special act of parliament. The direction is composed of a number of gentlemen ansinent by their scientific attainments or mercantile position. The chairman is Mr. Alderman &de -1 mous, DLP., and the deputy chairman, Mr. John Henry Dillon. The object is to work Professor Wheatatone's remarkable and valuable patents, and thereby establish " a private system of inter communication between banks, docks, manufac tories, merchants' offices, public offices, police sta tions, fire stations, railway stations, and other public and private establishments within the me tropolis, and in the manufacturing districts, and also between the principal cities and towns in the United Kingdom." The system proposed is in successful operation in London and Glasgow, and is now to be extended. Of the capital of 190,0001., in 7,600 shares of 251. each, upwards of 2,000 have already been allotted, and 201. per share paid upon them. It is now proposed to issue the remainder. It is mentioned that "the accounts of the company, made up by Messrs. Alison and Waddell, public accountants, to Sep tember last, exhibit a profit sufficiently large to enable the directors to declare a dividend of 5 per cent. net, subject to the approval of the general meeting, to be held on the tad of February, 1863." The directors express themselves as justified in looking for "a minimum net dividend of 10 per cant." The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,3191. The result of the litigation between the Commer cial Bank of Canada and the Great Western Rail way Company of Canada, and which has been decided in favour of the former company, is given in the following abstract from the Montreal herald of the 22nd Dec. : Tao GREAT Wwircall RAILWAY AND 71(2 CONYIRCIAL BASK —ihIPORTAXT DECISION —We leg= by special tale gram from Tomato on Saturday evening, that is the ma of the Commercial Bank r. the Great Western Railway, in appeal, the judges gave their decision in favour of the bask to the fullest extent. The court was unanimous. The im portance of this decision will be readily understood by all who are acquainted with the ease, about a million of dater. being involved. The Bank is the first place brought an action against the Great Western, before the Assize Court at !Clayton, for the recovery of a certain loan. Judgment was given in favour of the plaintiffs. and the Great Western then appealed the use. The beach of judges have now con firmed the verdict of the jury. With the two decisions in favour of the Bank it is har dl y probable that the London directors of the Great Western will think of taking the case before the Privy Council, where the previous judgments would most likely be eonllziatid. The annexed circular has been issued to the share holders in the Union Bank of England and France (Limited.) 83, Wig Williametren, Leedom, January 3,1663. Is handing youortun the accompsaylag nodes, yaw dizeetenu tam me oppity of re portaig e proven they have reeds la - the slain of the bent th They len sseursd, on favourable tense, the leases of anted and eesvesiset premises imam at the shove addnee ; and, in Paris, at No. 6, Boulevard de Oapardass, facing WU* do Is Pali. The situation of these premises is all that could be de sired to give the bank a favoerable positions fee biseisen. The mangers for the Leaden Beak have been espied ; wad the appointments for the eta of the Paris breach are se nearly concluded es to laid your directors to expect coafi decay to be in a poetics to begin active operatiom in both cline by the Ist of Fabnary. Your directors have great seitidection in stating that arrangements have been eon eluded with the Social.' de Credit Indintrie at Paris, by which the first openness of oar bank in that city will be conducted in Intimate "Ml asa with that well hewn am pony, thereby warn; an immediate and ostensive busi ness. Mr. William Gladness (whole one of Glen directors) will t their establishment at our London board. A g meeting of shareholders will be convened at an only day, to approve the artieles of association, which are now in the minter's hands. The samiranom of support that your directors have received front all quarters gin them very emfidest anticipations of the MONO of the under taking.—By order of the board, J. W. Mourn., Secretary. The half-yearly meeting of the Australian Trust Company is called for the 30th inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the Anglo-Portugueee Bank will be closed on Thursday, the 15th inst. A petition for the winding-up of the Keynsham Blue Lies Lime and Cement Company (Limited) is to be beard before the Master of the Rolle on the 17th inst. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have had during the met week • steadily imp eov mesinet in London for Americas securities ; Me r demed Ms been foe Illinois Mares, sod far SchIITIIIi(7I4 both common end preferred. A steady byname bee been dose I. Mimeo sad Great Western Bonds ; they have mi nimal per met. There is a good inquiry for Mien Celi na Comet:notice Beads, dee for Penesylvania Central First and fisend Mortgage Hoed& United States Five per Cate bambino mac freely offend, and have given way from 64 to 624, Virginia Six per Cent. Bonds continue in request, and theme n a renewed demand for the Five per Cents. Sterling Bonds el this State, which have tonehed 80, carry ing onexhie coupons. The Havelock has arrived from China with 604,1101 b. of tea. WIDNISDAT EvErurn. Consols, which closed yeeterday at 921 to 93, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settle ment, opened this morning at 93 to and closed at 931 to 3-18. For the new at oonut (Feb. 6) the last price was 93 3-16 to 1. Owing to the very moderate amount of stock afloat, the " continuation" at the close of the settlement has declined to 1-16. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for monet 92 1,93 t , 93, 4, 93, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92 , 93k, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced, , 93 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 93, 1, 93 ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 10ek ; Tbirty Years Annui ties, 1885, 161-18 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 k, ; ditto Bonds, 28s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 96} ; ditto Five per Cent, 1051, 4, 4. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are now quoted exactly the same as Consols. They are really, however, per cent, cheaper than that stock, inasmuch as th e quotation for them includes three months' dividend. The India Five per Cent. Stock continues in demand, and being scarce has again risen per oent., closing at 1084 to 109 ex div. The rupee paper was likewise in request. India Bonds were quoted 26a. to 28e. prem., and Exchequer Bills, Bs. to 12s. prem. Foreign Stocks were again in good . demand to day, but the actual improvement in prices was not of importance, except as regards Turkish Consolid6s, which have recovered to the extent of 4 per cent. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices is still decidedly upwards. Bank of London shares have risen to 101 to 103, it Win rumoured that an increased dividend will be darecl at the coming meeting. The improvement extended to City Bank, Alliance Bank, London and Buenos Ayres Bank, Chartered Bank of British Columbia, and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Oriental Inland Steam and British and Irish Magnetic Tele graph shares continue in demand, will an upward tendency. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 8k to ft prem. ; Thames and Massey, 2 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; UniversalA to die. ; North British and Mercantile, 154 to 184 ; Commercial Union, to 4 prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, ak• to par. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—London and Northern Bank, tto prem. • English and Irish die, to par ; Bank of Scinde, Punjaub,a n i l i K A. fl e g l , hi l Lex ] ; Bria n !!! and ~/Zuth Financier. Zi o n f c Smelt to prem. • London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire hank, die. to par ; Anglo-Por tuguese Bank, to f prem. ; Midland Counties Union Bank, to 1 prem. ; and Cannes Hotel, to AnAn advance has taken place to-day in Victoria and Queensland Government Bonds. Maryland ' Five per Cents. were likewise in demand. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoon. In the mining market to-d East Caradow shares are firm at 461 to +, ex div., while Wheal Seton are fiat at 235. North Roskear advanced in the morning to 59, but are now rather lower, at 57 to 5& East Russell are quoted to 5, being in demand, and Wheal Harriett, 3 to I. In the Stock Exchange, Grenville have been dealt in at 5k ; North Wheal Bassett, at 3 ; and NVheal Union, at Monte* Aureos Mining shares are still inquired for, and are rather better. Santa Barbara have changed hands at k prem., being steady. The share certificates of the St. Cuthbert Lead Smelting Company (Limited) will be ready to be exchanged for the bankers' receipts on Monday next. At East Caradon meeting, yesterday, a dividend of 11. per share was declared, and at Marke Valley, 2s. fid. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. lang2ool., JAN. 7.-Balea today a . -Great Western of Canada I? Lilt Mationagrun, JAL 7.—The market was active and strong. Tits brines done was unusually large. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 6.16--Great Eastern, —Great Luxembourg, 141—Great Northern A, IS 2 —Great Sh p, 7s. Trunk at Canada, :2rest Western of Canada. 121 13.10—Great Western, 7tr g_ininpis central, 604 4.-ILtto 6111—Lsneashir• and Yorkshire, :Gni 1-lAndott and North Western. 93—Man chester and County Bank. 19.16 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411 1 4 1 1 4—Ditto Si. Piet, 046 p 1796 s—North British. fe 11—North Eastern, Leeds. 6'—Ditto iterwlck. 1001 —South Fasten. 191 I—fharnes and Mersey Ma rine Insurance. 21 p.—Trunks, 7 per cent Bonds um .60--Ditto M 047% 30—Great Ship Pref., 17a 9d.—Londou and South West- ern, 1031—Srunbre and Menai, 10I—Oldham, Ashton. and Guide Bridge, 104—Metropniitan.911646-oswestry and Newtown PreL, /07—London, Brighton, and amtb Coast. New. 5-9..ast Indian, Wl—Dutch D.—North Esstern. Yost, 962—Montee Aurora. 21, Binintenan, JAN. 7.—The inreartlons marked to-day were— London and North Western, 97.—Midlatul, new, 114 pm.—Shrop shire Union Stock, 49—Worester and liirmingitain Canal. 12— and Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank, Si. Rim Canals quoted 931 to St—Birmingham Joint.stoek Bank L1=1! lOC ex new, buyers—Birmingham Town and District Bask, 161 buyers—General steam, 27, bayers—llidland Watts. 99 , burr; —lmports' Continental Gas, asi as dlr., sellers. Littatio, JAN. O.—Three per Cent. COllllOll, 921—ditto far saeoust, 9th January, 921—Now Three per Coat. stock, 92 to 97} —ditto for account, 9th January, 92 to 924—ditto l'“r new ac count, 11th February, 92 to 02 National Bank of Ireland, MX. Dsll.7Bl—Protincial Bank of - Ireland, 232 paid, Si) x el and tie—i Royal Bank of Ireland, 101. paid, Pi—Dublin and Meath, 23 4 paid, to—Great Southern and Western, IDOL paid, 1041—Mid. land Great Western, half shares, fa paid. ati to 4—Belfsst and N. Countks Your per Cent. Perpetual. 1001. paid, 961—Dublin„ Wicklow, and Wexford Six per Cent. Perpetual, 121 to 4. A poaching affray took place at Hutton [Hall, Cumberland, on Saturday last, which shows the dee• character of the men who engage in this penis of eoterpriae. Three men were shooting pheasant' within twenty yards of the hell, whim the keepers came upon them ; but the poachers drew themselves up in military array, and threatened with such awful oaths to make use of their guns, that the keepers did not vonture Ito seise them. Two of them have since been captured. I N NI lla a 6.15.8 IL 11s. 413781 M 1.0.0. K 9 Si ) 17s. HA. 6 1 . 1111488 15.15.9 1 : S 7.16 10.1 110.8 7 11, it 31 101 111