The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-07 00:00:00

IOW" CENTI CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) THE FORGERY ON ME BANK OF ENGLAND. The trial of the wiz prieemere, George Busch, 40, botcher: R o bert Cummings, 60, electiro-gikler ; William Bu ',lel, 31, labourer; Riehard Brewer, 34, mould-maker; Jews Griffiits, 49, printer; and Henry Williams, 49, eng raver, for the offence of forging Bank of Eneland no tes, and having Ban k of England mote paper felocionaly in their posicerion, was died for this morning, and the proceedings excited very great interest. It will be remembered that two eforof the the prisoners pleaded guilty on Tuesday evening. Be of models, end • ground plan of t ri al commenced a varie t y the building from whence the paper was stolen, were phased o n the table in front of the counsel. The counsel for the prosecution were Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Q.C., sod Mr. Bovill, Q.C. (specially retained), Mr. Giffard, and Mr. Mathews ; %demi Ballantine was specially re tained, with Mr. D. D. Keene and Mr. F. B. Lewis, to de fied Brewer; Mr. Pater and Mr. Oretemek appeared for Boucher; and Mr. E. T. Smith for Cummins. The prisoners Barber, Burnett, Brewer, and Griffiths were then placed at the bar. The charge against them was f o rging and uttering a U. Bank of England note. Sir Fitzroy Kelly said he had the honour to prosecute on behalf of the governors of the Bank of England. Etch of the prisoners wee charged with taking particular parts in t h e traina ntione ; but the jury would be greatly relieved of any difficulty by the statute law, which made all parties armory who had anything to do with, or lout their aid to say such transaction. It wan totally oar-ro far him to dwell up on the importance of such • as foreleg teak notes. The Bank of England felt it their duty to come forward and prosecute for the benefit of the public, as it was not only the Bank of England w ho might suffer from the forgery of bank notes, but the public in general. Sir Fitzroy Kelly said that, in order to prevent as far as possible the forgery of Inn notes, the raper oa wbioh they were printed had been leer for the last century and a half exclusively at the mills of a family named Portal, from wheece it was transferred /r the Bank of England, and within the wells of that Wang the notes were printed and perfected for circulation. Bean much to the credit of the family that no amount of skill or ingenuity had been succerful in manufacturing the smallest portion of the piper which could serve to deceive the most casual observer, the manufacture of the paper being of such • peculiar description ; neither bed the smallest portion ever at any period previous to the occur rence of the circumstances which would be brought before them been abstracted from the mills. Sir Fitzroy Kelly said be should be obliged to all an witnesses two persons who had undoubtedly been engaged in the c an sactions, and he remarked that it was almost impossible to detest such crimes unless the evidence of some one en gaged in the matter were taken, and the Bank of England, in fulfilling to the best of their ability their duty to the public, had taken those who, they thought, were the lest impliceted in the affair, and upon whom the mod ' relents could be placed. He then proceeded to give an outline of the principal facts connected with the case. The charge, it will be remembered, mainly rested upon the evidence of • man named Brown, who was, award ing to his evidence, an accomplice in the trans action. He was employed at the mills of Mears. Portal and Co. to unlit his father, who was a greater, sad it was his duty to attend to the locks, and perform any work which came within the scope of his trade which was required to be done in connexion with the mills sad the machinery. The prisoner Burnett, it appeared, me lded at Lambeth, and some time in 1861 be was at Liver more, and while there Brown became acquainted with him. A woman, who peened an the wife of Burnett, meggeeted to Brown on one aeries that he should endeavour to procure some of the bank paper from the mills of Messrs. Portal, where he was employed; but be at first declined. Os another occasion, however, when the same suggestion was made to him, he consented to try if he could obtain say, and accordingly, at some subsequent period, he exteeded in abstrac= d s, few sheets of the paper 1 from • machine the size-drying machine, through whah the paper passed in one of the stages of its manufacture. This paper he delivered to Burnett. After this he was again a u by a Bonier to obtain some more of th e paper, and • 'sag to his persuasion he, upon four or five occur's'. paper from the size-drying machine, ' , all of which he deli ( versions:to Burnett or hie wife. Upon (one °waren, whet Blown wee about to leave the mach' sa after having retread several sheets of ,he was Placing them in ha pocket when the prisoner Swwer happened to meet him in theme= and told him be believed he had some of the (urea his pocket, and hid lila to per it back. This, ho terer, he did not set bisoksi as soombeeity, and be aftimards communieu de, el to Bawer while did with th piper which he had abstsentedL He alwe told Burnett the: Brewerled diesovered Wass be was taking the paper, nod Bement emit him (Brewer) 114 which he at first refused to annt,. but which he ulnimabny took. Sher* attar that Brews left the mills, boll be still eomesiediabei wilt Berne. Burnett at this thee came bask to Lends., sad Brown came to him and dually resided with him, mew 'really gobs( to Brewer, at laverstoke, at which time be ceesred from him pansisoddek be afterwards aping sod feud to contain a cientealp el hawk note . Be or owed two parcels an era remelem e sod reaeiwi Who& Mess from Brewer to dearer ree to swam in bleak whim he would meet at the oaths sables obai at Lemolinkaa the other he vas to tans to Da* Es MEM lbws instruction emit Mine except the hat, VIM he WA NM female ies had Denting her, ail to* busk limo i Ito Brasett. The fro proem, Odillis, it sypeetwrlie b perty who bee for the last _...151a or eighteen yeah bra empged in printing the fumed bank notes, end% was tad" through the instrumentality of the other primness, the pew )oared, was uhi a z: i o=y and printed epos by blot to resew notes for venom emu Hereber,it so redmas the party to whom the piper vies dellwered by . prisoner Burnett, who took it to - btu em temening it been the witness Brown, and the latter two arrow went with him to Strutton.ground, m WeeteLiter, where the prisoner Bundler resided. The evidence was thee Ws, bat as the address of Pies Fitzroy Kelly was not eoaladed until nearly one o'clock, very little progress will beards in the cue today, and it is likely eio occupy three or fret days. NZW COURT. (Before Mr. Julies Keating.) Williams Collier, 34, mleensaakar, was indicted for attempt ing to steaegle his wife, Mary Elisabeth. He vielikewise indicted for attempting to commit sui cide, to 4Wch he pleaded guilty. Mr. Daly prosecuted, and Mr. M. Williams defended. The facts of the case were of a most revolting character. The prisoner had only bean married a few days to the triz, a girl about fifteen, he having previously cola- Tedtlith her mother, who, with her husband and some other children, lived in the same bonne u the prisoner at 17, Pkeient-place, Lambeth. On the 17th Deconher, four days after the marriage, the presecutrix said she would not the with him any longer. He then seized and UMW her down, trying to strangle her, but some one inter fering, the prenoner attempted to cut his owe throat, and form the inJoirier which be inflicted upon himself prisoner was souse time in the hospital. The prisoner woe convicted of unlawful wounding. Sentence deferred. THZ POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Alf UNRULY APPININTICZ. Jana Terry, aged 16, a sullen-looking fellow, an appear lice in the employ of Mr. Owen, lathrender, of the Fen- tenville-road, was charged with neglecting to obey his master's lawful commands, an d breaking his window. • and further with threatening the life of Emma Weathe rly, • servant in the employ of Mr. Owen. From the evidence of the witnesses it appeared that Mr. Owen bad taken the defendant out of the Clerk.° well Workhouse as an apprentice, and although he had done everything that he could to forward his interests, and to make him comfortable, he wee very saucy and uoruly. One day last week he went into the shop and found the pri es quarrelling with a man, and said be would rip t open. After that t he defendant went to tea, whim in consequence of the coarse and disgraceful laognap he made use of, the female servant said be had better leave the kitchen, and further said she should inform Mr. Owen of what had taken place. This appeared to make the de fendant dill more violent, and he made a stab st her with his knife, and grazed her ann. She then made her moape from the kitchen, and, ae the prisoner made use of awful threats, she came to this court for a summons to make the defendant find sureties. Polioroonanable Hugheemp, 163 G, said he served the summons personally on the defendant. When the defendant took it he said he should not attired, and that no slop (Policeman), or • thousand of them, should take him. (A laugh.) When be took him on the warrant he said he did not care, and that he would do the same when he came out of prison. Mr. Owen sad that alter he obtained the werefoe theMr, apprehension of the prisoner, the prisoner am to his home with some donee end broke his window.. He received 31. premium with the prisoner, but be would gladly give 10f. to get rid of him, for his language was at all times very bad, sod his wife sad family were afraid of him. The prisoner, who treated the matter with the pietist indifference, said he had nothing to say nor any defence to make ; the girl was telling lice. THE EXPEESO, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1863. D'Eynoosirt saki that it seamed in all cues where an apprentice was taken as this owe was, ar where no premium W . med. the muter had the most trouble. He should .:1 prisoner to she Howse al,Cocrostion for two calendar months with hard kbour. The prisoner said he could sleep the dine away. COLONIAL 8471.-{THIS DAV.) The fiftieth half-yearly general meeting of the Viltawee held at 1 o'olook, at the London Tavern ; TAN la the chair. The report said that in the last report the directors stated that, in consequence of the depressed condition of the oolonial produce market sod of the continuance of the civil war in the United States, they had considered it proper to instruct the local managers to be extremely cautious in their °parttime. The profit now reported showed bat a small diminution compared with the previous half-year, w 'Mkt it was slightly in excise of the corresponding period of 1861. Ai the cause* of the reekriotions referred to in the last report continued in operation, the seine caution was still exercised. It was proposed that out of the profit of 36,9031. 2e. ltd. realised, there shout(' be • dividend d 6 per cent for the half-year ending 30th June, 1862, being at the rate of 12 per sient per annum. This would leave 6,9331.25. Ild. to be added to the reserve fund, which would after that addition amount to 116,1891. 6a. Bd. The following bakneessbeet was submitted —Debts ambition, 282,00r31. lle. fid. ; deposits, bills playable, and I l k' other liabilities, 1,578,4821. fe. 9d.; paid-up capital, is 500,0001; reserved fund, 109,1961. 18s. 9d. ; net la profit, 36,9931. 2s. 2,506,7541, 19a. Id. 10 Assets : Specie, 966,4821. 16a. Bd. ; due to the back in the ea. colonies, on bills discounted and purchased, including those t . put due, kc., 1,014,3541.13..108 ; due to the bank in the is colonies, on current amounts, 7,1291. 17a. 7d. ; due to the sp bank in London, on bills remitted, cuh at bankers, ha, le 1,209,163/. 165. "d. ; bank premise sad furniture, in Leaden ea and the colonies, 9,023 i. 145. Bd. ; total, 2,506,7 W. 19a Id. 16 The Cannata], maid ea the 'lateen's% of accounts wale i t rather more favourable than bed been anticipated be did e s . not apprehend that any fault would be found. As regarded at. the increased radrictiena, be regretted that eV the causes of &wades °enthused in operation. The main some was the large quantity of e f t. slave sugar introduced into this country. came of at: Eager was like that of tattoo, 80 per omt of which had es. been 'applied by one country alone. at. The report and balanos-sheet were adopted, end • _divi. cloud at the rate of 6 per omit. for the half-year declare d.BC 8!. WEATHER RKPORT.-(111113 DIY.) I k JiiIIARY 7. $ 14S. LL D. N. P. X. C. LIL R. 8. Nubs 76 S F.N.N. - --.— Aberdeen 29. 71 29.71 1 N.Y. LAM .l 3 N. Aransas& Portrash lialsotia .36 2 N.N.Z. o/yr eta bstd mil . l 29 14 ' 1 111 . 1.. Liverpool Pembroke Passim Jersey . 116 4 2 N.B.N. Brest L'Orient Itorlastort =th mils Portsmouth .12 'I LLL Lew. Loudon Yarmouth . . .20 41 1 W.IIW. ✓ 2 626 o 4 6.18 o S 0.17 ✓ 0 014 ma 0 OM ✓ 2 OA e 9 0.19 O 2 OM O 2 0.18 O - 6.11 I I 0.19 & 0.46 111 6 6.14 11 .1a 4 6.18 - 9 0 7 0.40 2 Scarborough.. .06 1 LW. 1 '0 10 663 4 Shields . 2607 2 ELL S •r 19 0.116 4 Heligoland .84 1 La t & 0 -. 4 Copeoilmen • rs Cr ... . . :-- 7 - - 77 7. 7- : THIIIIMAT. N.IL to , dram Mama to a pl., snowy. above. DIALARD. N. 14.11. to W.N.W., W. Cme& exam with mow. N.I. to N.W , strong, N.W.Thaaca. mew meow or rain. As oast above. LW.lmaloo. N.R. to N. 11., Woos. LS. liiwiaay. LT. 1) Ili dna& I is Northeiti: As above. N.E. to N. .W., Wax, I » mow,. Aa above, or relay. As above. _ 10010 'sow. &S.& to M.N.& awl 1 ann. N.W., Mow to s p 1 snowy. Ft. Z. to N. and ti.W., strong, some snow. 84 Mr. William Brown, Mr. Frank Cromley,M.P., Mr. David Baxter, of Deader ; Yes. Henry Rich, late mein her for Richmond ; Sir D. Cooper, the first speaker of the is Legislative Amenably of New South Wales; and Mr. Thomm Davies Lloyd, of Bronwrid, " • Welsh gentleman of ancient est lineage," constitute the batch of new baronets. te .00 Dufaure, batonnier of the Order of Advocates in FRIDos, on Saturday met a number of the members of ti p that body in the library of the order, and informed them 100 that the council had been occupied with the new measure g for abridging the period of preventive imprisonment which es persons charged with certain misdemeanors were compelled IL to undergo before their trial. From an examination of the gg result ascertained, it did not appear that condemnations or appeals were more numerous than before, while the regale- rH. e : tion had the effect of diminishing preventive detention by lee 10,000 days • month. In concert with the Procureur Withal and the Procureur Imperial, it had bum agreed rmi that foe the future an advocate should attend daily in each of the three tribunals of Correctional Polio& to defend r e ex officio those persons who should have expressed • wish at to be supplied with legal advice. Eighteen advocates were immediately designated for the service during the month of toe January. The Milan Gazette, in order to give an idea of le, the state of progress and prosperity of that city, publishes • review of the different improvements, new buildings, and g, embellishments which have been going on lately, and have 5 0 increased the population to 260,000. Sines the impulsion " of the Austrians the population has increased 50,000. Six N new streets have been formed, and numerous public build- e t ings constructed, among which are fine public gardens, large ga. slaughter-homes, and • grand central railway station. Bt. 10 From the Ist of January to the 4th of August ga last year, eight slavers bad been captured which bad on Oh board nearly 4,000 slaves. Since the execution of Captain Gordon in New York, American slavers are rapidly ding- i i 6l peering from the West Corset of Africa. FRASER'S IiIAOAZIN 4 —We are requested to ni state that the announcement of • literary contemporary that Mr. Fronde was aboat to relinquish the editorship of '" Prayer's Magazine is without any foundation. Mirraorourarr BRNEFIT SOCIETIES' ASYLUM.— 10 The inmates of this institution in the Ball's Pond-road N were entertained with the annual dinner there on Monday, P. when • bountiful supply of good old English fare er.a pro- ; vided, and the aged folio sat together for upwards of four g o hours. Mr. Morrell, of the house committee, presided, and ee Prov. D. G. M. Stephens (Odd Fellows) filled the vice-chair. st The committee and their wives attended, and heartily N enjoyedthe scene, partaking of tea, and inspected the build- r e ing, lately repaired. In the course of • short address, the in chairman stated that the accounts to the close of the year u showed • surplus of nearly 7,0001. for endowment fund, sod a urged the necessity for lamming the inmates' maims by le additional subscriptions. The committee have arranged le with praiseworthy liberality for • course of free lectures weekly in the chapel, the tint this (Wednesday) evening go being by the Rev. Mic, of St. Jude's Chelsea, op go " grpt and the Holy Loodron," with magic-lant ern views. IS DISTRESS AND ANTICIPATED RIOT IN PSALM— MI A correepoodent of the Ilreentates Journal, writing from Talus, ea Saturday coming, says : " A rumour having pre- ; veiled that, in conmquense of the severe distress existing at g present amoert the labouring claws in l'relee, a black flag . 4 would be carried through the town by the parties in dretitu- 91 Hon, and that violence to the provision shops might ensue, 10 several detachmeotaof the constabulary from the out stations r g of the district were this morning sent into the town and kept i s under arms for the purposeof quelling anydisturbance which go might arise. lam glad, however, at being in • position 119 to state that., though poverty to alarm, extent prevails is this town, neither a black flag was carried around, nor • disturbance of any desaiption occurred, and that the duties of the police, who left the town in the evening, were quits a sinecure. A requisition to the chairman of the town commissioners, numerously signed by clergymen of both persomiens, gentlemen, traders, and others, requiring him to call a public meeting to take measures for relieving the dutreassd in the town, having been resulted to that =am, he has lamed • notice calling • meeting for Tuesday next in the County Court-house, the use of which iti,% has beta kindly granted by the high sheri ff for the occasion." SMITH WISEACRES. —The following amusing IV story is going the round of London :—ln the course of a k j remelt divorce case, the parties to which were • • nobleman • j go, of advanced years and his young wife, Sir Cresswell Cress- 15,1 well remarked that this was another instance of the evil alkl effects of " marriages contracted between May and la. Al, cember." Shortly after the learned judge received • letter 11,:`, from the secretary of a Scotch statistical society, intl. 10 . 4 mating that the body which he represented would be much 5,1 obliged if Sir Cresewell would favour them with an account ear of the facts from which be had derived the singular rule SA enunciated by him as to the infelicity of marriages solem- Mead during the latter months of the year ; and adding that 1 0 • . ; some of the members of the society wished to draw rep the so( information which might be thus afforded them in the shape es of • paper to be read before the society, with • view to 11141 public discuasion.—Cliurca Review. 84.1 The following supplies of coal were purchased 121 last year by the Peninsular and Oriental Compeey, for *4 their foreign coal depass—vis..4B,ooo tons for Malta ; 36,000 141 tons for Point de Galls ; 43,000 tons for Aden ; 16,000 tons IV for Singapore ; 16,000 tons for Hong Kong • 21,000 true N. for Alexandria ; 4,500 tons for Gibraltar ; 19,000 tom for •' Bombay ; 6,000 toes for King George's Sound ; 4,000 toes 7, for Shanghai ; 3,000 tom for Calcutta ; 1,500 tons for Mauritius ; and 1,000 toss for Sydney. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Thom The railway market is firm to-day, and prices In most instances exhibit an upward tendency, in sym pathy with Consols. Midland stock has un proved, 1 per cent. ; London and North Western and Caledonian, ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, 1. Lon don and North Western stock is now gnoted 98 to 1 ; Great Western, al to ; 1.29} to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to ; Caledonian, 118 L to 117 ; South Eastern, 89 to ' • Great Eastern, 48 to ; Great Northern, 12'T to 128; and London and South Western, 102 to 1. Great Indian Peninsula and Delhi railway stocks are inquired for, other Indian lines being firm. Canadian are stea dy. As regards foreign railway shares, Bahia, Dutch Rhenish, Sambre and Meuse, and San Paulo meet with chief atten tion. 317-IPdl to 1 pm: - it - ii ) Il i g 11 . t! 11 8 del all I die psr t ill Si 1 gu i st T Il6_ la . 66. et t NOZZION .fir.. Boa Amoord. 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Sow* Asotnillaa land Volograph to logs (L.) . I AR. of Aost(L) resotila.Co.o.ooosil, Us. ILlstrion IL, • Vas Dkawe's load— MONEY JIARKET.-(THIE. DAY.) Two &Mom. The funds continue to improve, additional sup port being given to prioes by the satisfactory pro grass of the settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. A fresh rise of 1 pee cent has taken place to-day in Consols. Most of the principal home railway stocks are likewise better. Foreign securities are fin, with a sustained demand. At Paris, to-day (according to Mr. Renter's tele gram), the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 60c., being the same as they closed yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to 1, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cant. Consols, for money, 92 1 , 931, 98,1, 98, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92 4 , Wit ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93,1, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 93, 1, 93 ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 1001 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 28s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 961; ditto Five per Cent, 1051 ; and Exchequer Bills, 12a., Bs. prem. The foreign stock market continues active. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are steady, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 84 to 85 ; that of 1858, 71 to 1 ; and that of 1862, 671 to 681, ex div. ; while the Ooneolides have risen *per cent., being now quoted 391 to 1. Egyptian and Spanish Passive Bonds are better, Buenos Ayres and Moorish very firm, Greek steady, and Mexican rather fiat. Venezuelan acripis quoted 11 to 11 dis., being firmer ; and Peru vian, 891 to 90, showing a recovery of 1 per cent. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Buenos Ayres, for account, 981 ; Chilian, 841, 84 ; Dutch, 86, ex div. ; Egyptian, 96, 1, 951, 96 ; ditto second issue, 96 ; Greek, 141, ; ditto, Coupons, 7 ; for account, 704, ex div. ; Mexican, 321, 311; Moorish, 971, f ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 891, 1, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1862, 471, 1, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 31 prem. ; Russian, 1880, • 94, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 961, 951 ; ditto scrip, 21 prem. ; Spanish, for account, 541, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 461, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 241, 1, ; Turkish, 1854, 861 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto 1862, for account, 88, 1, 671, 681, ex div. Foos o'CLocx. Consols are firmer, at 93} to I, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and en, "buyers," for the 6th of February. Ninety thousand sovereigns have been taken from the Bank for Brazil. Money is easy in all quarters, the pressure mini, dental to the turn of the year having passed away. The demand extends to Indian government secu rities of all kinds, including railway capital, to bank shares, notwithsta nding the rapidity of the new issues, and to nearly classes of foreign stocks. English railways, though inactive, are like- wise strong, while foreign railway shares meet with a better demand than has been experienced for some time past. About 46,000 1 . in gold, including 30,000 sove reigns, was taken from the Bank yesterday for trans mission abroad. The foreign exchanges, yesterday afternoon, were quoted much the same as on Friday, with the ex ception of a slight movement in favour of this country as regards Hamburg. The quotations were as follows : Amsterdam, S months, 11.164 to 17 ; ditto, S days, 1114 to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 months , 11166 to 17 ; Ant werp, 3 =oaths, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, three months, 13.64 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.126 to 226 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Prankfort-on-theYaine, 3 mouths, 1181 to 119 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35 to 4 ; Vienna, eff. do., 3 months, IL6O to 70 ; Triode, e ff . do 3 months, IL6O to 70 ; Madrid , 3 mouths, 494 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to 4 ; foghorn 3 months, 25.65 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.66 to 60; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.5 5 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60 to 5; Memina, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 days, Eto Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 53. ][r. J. P. Turner, who was in the head office of the London and Westminster Bank for upwards of twenty years, has been appointed the general ma nager of the London and Northern Bank. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares in the Bank of Hindustan , China, and Japan (Limited), by the 6th February. A general meeting of the shareholders in the City Bank will be held on the 20th inst. Formal notice is given that a petition for the I winding up of the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 17th January. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Patent Bitumenized Water, Gas, am! Drainage Pipe Company (Limited) is to take plat* in the Bank ruptcy Court on the 21st inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the Midland Counties Banking Company will be closed on Monday next. Canada Five per Cents. were dull. United States Five per Cants. have receded. Mauritius Government Six per Ceuta. were in demand. Notice it given of the closing of the transfer books of the Union Bank of England and France (Limited) from yesterday (Tuesday) to Saturday next. Subjoined are the present quotations of insurance, gat, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : I mamma—Atlas, 114 to : Medical, and 041116. ral Life, 25; Commercial rnioe, 51 to A ; Eagle, 61 ; Equity and law, 74 to .1 ; Globs, 1124, ex Mr. • Indemnity Marine, 159 ; law Life, 84 ; and Omani Life. 7 ; London and Provincial Marine, It ; Lepl North British and Mer cantile, 154 to ; Oesaa Marine, 114 ; Provided Life, 411; Rock Life, 8; Themes and Mersey Marine, 44 to 4 ; tr versal Marine, 4 to 4. Gaslight and Coke.—Europesn , 154 ; Ditto New, 51 Great Central, 151 ; Imperial 86, ex dlr. •• New ditt o , 71, ex. div. ; Imperial Nntineetal, to 9 to 86', ex dir. ; United General, LV • Western, New, 8 to 4. Waterworks.-13erlin, 64 to 7. Docks.—London, 614 to 1 • Southampton, 64. In the Bankruptcy Co4rt yesterday a further divi dend of Bd. in the pound was declared on the estate of Messrs. Sowerby and Tattoo, siik mercers, of Regent-circus. 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Apra • 0 100 1091 1 10 110 i 94 MO fl! , ! w, 1 Re* i S. 11.000 10.000. 11,0601 1 16,000 SAA I I UAW S. 10.000 I MIK( , 1 110 U.OOO 10,000 WWI, 1 100,000, AO' .000' 0, 4 • 060 1 1 10:6 00 i 11.1001 10 110 41.1741 10,000 10 sO,OOOl 1 46.00/ S :iiii i 6fAri u PROVINCIAL MARE MARKETS. Lxyzipoou Jas. 6.—&p9a to-day :—London and North Wes tern, 974—Midland Stock, 111114—South Meters and Dover, ea— Buffalo and lake Huron, 84 646—Great Luxembourg. lel 7-16 — Royal Insurance, el p.—Tharme and Mersey Insurance, 26 p. IlAwarirswit, Jan. 6.—The market was good and prices steady. Buffalo and Lake Garen, 9-16-43 rest Lateen, 44 Great Luxembourg, 14 4 f — Gat Northern A. 1214 2—Oreat Ship Pref., 17,. 6d.—Great Western of Canada, Mt—Great Western, WI 6—lllinois Central, 414 d.—Ditto patd-up, di Lancashire and Toritehlre NSF—Manchester and County Bank. 1 9-16 p.— Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 41 1214 — North &Warn, Berwick, 100—South Beitern, 88/ 9—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 2 11616 p.—Lianidloes end Newtown Pint, 1004—San Paulo. 61—Ditto paid-up, 24—London, Brigliton, and South Coast, 1181 —Buckingham, 964—Birkenhead, 91—Bank of Manchester, 31 p. Brasonanag, lal. 6.—The market was firmer here to-day for railways, but without much business.. In local stocks there was more doing at well-maintained prices. Imperial Continental Gas chinned hands at 6114 ex dlr., and Gloucester Wagon, at 24 p. DUatat, ILL IL—Three per Cent. Consols for new account, llth February, 92I—New Three per Cent. stock, 914 to 92—Bank of Ireland 1004 yall,ll66—National Bank. 001. paid, 784—Union Bank (Limited). 141. paid, 11—Belfast and Northern Counties, 601. paid, 40—tork and Bandon, 501. paid, 134—Dublin, Wick. low. and Wexford, 101. paid, 64 to 6—Great Southern and Western stock, 1006. pfd, 1041—Midland Great Western, 601. paid, 63—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Six per Cent. Per petual, 104. paid. My—Great Southern and Western Four per Cent. Perpetual, 1004 paid, 901—Irish North Western Five per Cent. Perpetual, 104. live paid (clam A), 104 to 10—Londonderry and Itunisidlien Halves pro Cent. Perpetual, 1141. pai 144 Irish North West Fooraad-frgalt pa Cent .6 ym o n), 100. Sri B. BROOM AT Holm —lt was in the year - Triennsv Emma. UM I dudbecame a *kat of Brodie. He was then in the forty-fifth year of his age, and in the full meridian of his Consols, which closed yesterday at 9n to é, ex fame. He lived at this period, sod, indeed, eA long se 1 settle remember London (and dating from my boyhood, I remain- went, o edand c losed to-day at 921 to 93. For the div both for money and next Thursday's pen bee it more than forty years), at 16, Saville-row, choose for the last three yews occupi ed by Mr. Haman' Holt, thehe last price was 93 to ii, the " continua surgeon. He sat then to see his patients , as to the last he Lion sth" being 1-16 to 1 per cent. The o ffi cial Feb.e. continued to sit, in the front parlour, the male patients business report is ell follows : Three per being shown into the beck parlour or dining-room, where Cent consols, for money, 92k, 1, 93, ex div. ; from half-di-dozen to a dozen or fifteen gentlemen were ordi narily ranged between the home of 10 and 1 o'clock. The , Omits Reduced, 921 93 • New Three per Cents., ditto for account, 92i, 93, ex div. ; Three per lady patient', also numerous, were ushemd up to the two • , , drawing rooms, both of which were occasionally full, by the 921, 93 ; Bank Stock, 2331, 235 ; same old servant dressed in black, with • defect in one of 1 226, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, his eyes, whom I remember for a period of 30 years sitting I b e i ; ditto, for account, 108 i, 1 • ditto Four per India' Stock, in the hall. From the trout parlour. or study, there were two modes of exit, one into the spacious hall, the other I nt. Debentures, 100}, I ;ditto ' Bonds, 28.. prem. into the dining-mom or back parlour. When the I first coming patient was seen, prescribed for, and . demand, and has risen 1, per cent., closing at 1084 The India Five per ant stock was in increased dismissed with a bow, Sir Benjamin then opened the domed ;toi ex div. India Bonds were quoted 255. to 28s. entrance into the . dining-room or back parlour , and she: prem. ;WA Exchequer Bills, Bs. to 12s. prem. next in order of priority entered the surgeon ' s study It' the custom of the eminent man of whom I am speak- 'tli the exception of the new Peruvian Loan, which ins to hear attentively his patient : but if the latter were wi prolix or wandering in his statement, the sharp and cheer- 1 has declined about i per cent., the tendency of It ' The foreign stock market continues active, and, rant practitioner generally became • questioner, and his prices to-day was upwards. questions succeeded each other with amazing rapidity. No ' Ottoman Bank shares were firmer, closing at 33 symptom, no Amy word denoting character. temperament, I .to • • The upward movement extended to Bank of or mental or boolily idiosyncrasy, escaped that keen, nod, . gee:chum intelligence, ever quick, ever watchful, ever ob- . E r h Scottish, and Austra- Queensland, Bank of British North America, Bank servant, yet always cautious, always slowly ascending to of British Columbia, lig is , gen eralities. If the case were merely medical, • preecrip- lien Chartered, London and South African, and lion wee quickly "Man. and speedily explained , and the Bank of New South Wales. The shares of the visitor dismissed; whereas, if it were a surgical ow, sod an operation was to be performed to complete • cure, the Union Bank of England and France were rather An advance has occurred in British and Irish operation, if a alight or trivial one, was at mice entered flat. P en i nsular Ori ental on, or • day appointed for it. All app li ances were at band Magnetic Telegraph, and Oriental in the small study for diaper's:es of examining the patient, Steam, and Rio Improvements paid-up shares. and. if Bled be, mini the baits, saw, sound, hideurfi or The inquiries extended to Madras Irrigation, Berlin c atheter.—Preser's itairesese for January. ' Waterworks, and Mediterranean Extension Tole- Meraorouraw Fans Hoevrra.x, Divonsnraz- File h. squall, errc—The legregg. number d patient. reli relieved ' closing quotations,for shares in new under during the week mother January 8 was :—Hedwal, 1,076 ; mead, 468 —4stsl, ',Sig ;of which gag were new awes, takings were as follows :—Lundon and Northern = ml sa za I il m 11 a 76 = =nl 104 6 as ID 104 Z 0 10 II 10, i In 111 10_ in 411 SR TA _m _ ... vl If zd _:II 29 id zd Bank, i to prem. • English and Irish i di.. to par • t Ban k al &dads, Pan_jan Smelt kitl D4h par ; Bristol and South Wales Eine - ing, to i3 / 41 to 1 preen. • Bochini Irmaneihre of Egypt. Prom ; London, Binidliffh"a9 and &tit& tsffordshire Bank, Oils. to par; .A.Por tngnese Bank, k to t prem. • litidland Counties Union Beak, fto prom ; Qiieenaland Wool, to prem. ; and Oil Wells of Canada, to 1 prem. MINER-{THIS DALY.) Tiro o'Cluxm. The mining market is steady to-dal, with a soot amount of baainem. Fret Csradon Amos opened at a farther advance on yesterday's pion', and are now firm at 461 to f, being nearly 14 higber. The report at to-day's meeting is stated to be very favourable, and a dividend of U. per share will be declared. Wheal Beton are rather lower, at 2421 to 247}, and North Boakear firm at 52 to 53. Wheal Ludoott are 4poted to 10. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quit* at previous prices. We are informed that the Cape of Good 1:IE Copper Mining Company have sold about acres of land of their S•pringbok estate for up of 7,0001., reserving all their mineral rights. Th.- whole of their land, comprising 202,940 acres, and only 11,2801. There are 2,500 tons of ore waitkig for shipment on the coast, which will cane under the arrangement made with the vendors. The capital of this undertaking has been fully subscribed for, but the list remains open till Saturday next. The list of oontributories of the Wheal Henry Mining Company is to be settled in the Stannarias Court, at Truro, on the 2&d Met. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RE-LANE. -(THDI DAY.) There was • wary heavy fall of rain Rat night, but today it is fine, with a aka* and fresh bream from the wed. The quantity d wheat fresh lip this week is soma Flour modorate. and malt rather mere liberal. Oaei, beans, sad peas short. Scotch sad Irish seta= limited. The foreign supplies are rather large of nearly all American, with several puede of Aneericen bar rels of flour. Barley, oaly few begs from Frame sad Hamburg. Oat', only ono parcel from Hambit74o A low large parcels of beans and lentils from Egypt, and a large quantity of linseed and oilseed from the East Indies. Today the attendance of burin at this mattes is very thin, consorently not much business doing in any article. Wheat contemns firm at Monday's full quotidian, espe cially winter American, which is rather dearer than last week. Flour steady. Norfolk', 335. to 34a. Barley fully as dear. Oats.-Arrivals exceedingly small and prices well sup ported. Beane and peas ea au Monday. Seeds.-Tares. clove/mid, and trefoil slow ; Unseal and nrwithout change. oluio Cacaos.-Fresh arrivals and enter be bey. W111142.-Iloglish : Essex sad Kent, white, sew, 412. to 466.; ditto, tine old, -a. to .s.; ditto, red, new, Mk. to 455.; ditto, lino old, -a. to --a ; Norfolk, U., tar el& -a. to -a.; red, new --a. to -a. Foreign : Damage, 50e. to 51a.; fine, 51" to 535.; extra, Ma. to 58'.; Konigsberg, 49a. to 50e.; ditto, extra, 431. to 535.; Rostock, 46 5. to 48a.; ditto. inns, 53'. to 54a.; Mecklenburg, 52.. to 54a. ; I:Teheran& ditto, --a. American white, 46e. to Me.; ditto, red, 44a. to 46a.; Oaaa disa, 455. to 49*. fitaturr.-Eagliali mal 31s. to 35.. Like, 37a; He. to Us.; and • • Ma be 27e. per ; griading, 21s. to 23..; ditto • Ms. to Me. Mino.-linghsh, Essex and Norfolk, Ma to 43e. ; am, 63a. to Ma ; liiaptas and Ware, 45a. to MO.; brown. Ms. to 58e. Oars.-Koeglish feed. 19e. Od. to Hi. 01. ; potato, 23e. to 255. ; foreign, 20e. to 245. • BWIL-Ignglisb tick, 365. to 40s. ; barrow, 30s. to 43e. ; pigeon, 884. to 33a. ; foredo, Maaaraet i Trb e Mi. to 37e. ; Konigsberg, 38e. to 30e. ; kk. to 34e. Pisa -English boilen, 40s. to Ma.; w and blue, 40a. to 43a. ; maple, -s. to -a.; per, 355. to 38".; bog, 38e. to 40.: foreign.. Ms. to 35a. FL01711.-Roglsh town, 43e. to 45'; ditto Sae, Ma. to Ma.; country, 38e. to 395. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 345. to 35e.; French, 40e. to 41e. per sack ; 11.8. sweet. 27a. to Ma; °median. 27 to '224. ; Spanish. 411. to sweet INMAN 00111.-W11144. 30e. to 32e. ; 2Ba. to 30e. no•rere Cannons, all 0. F. and 1.-Wheat Barth' iambi and Marionople, per 4921ba., 44a. to Ma. ; 44e. to 47e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4800)", 42a. to 445. ; white 48a. to tils. ; Danube and Golan, 39a. to 42a. ; 325. to Me. Barley : Egyptian and per 241. to 255. ; Odense and Danube, do., WTio Ma. Beane Egyptian, per 4801ba.,30. to 33.. Maim Wean andoolata. per 492.11 n., 31.. Od. to 33i. ; and Bobrariss, per 4801 be., 31a. Od. to 32a. ; Prenek, do., 10 ; American, do., Ma. to 30e. ; Egyptian, -a. to -a. ARRIVAUI INTO LONDON FROM lAN. II TO Wt. 7. lash& sot Peotel. blab. 150 • • • • MOO num 4lO 1440 Oats Malt Plow, Ragliab, 810 sack' . foreign, 470 act.; 11440 bets. Wheat LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (T ammo AID iwrialanosat. TILIONAPN.) (lioN OUR OWN 001.1111DONDINT sad .) Tim market today has bun very firm, sales will pro bably foot op 10,000 bass. MINCING LANG.—(THIS DAY.) 81:10i11.—Then is s fair demand, but pried sai irregular. brown qualities in some cases selling at a &dies of 6d. per cwt., refining qualities are mod in request Refined is dull of sale, sod prices us mist; maim= brawn lumps are Dow to be obtained at 46a., sad Warr owls is proportion. Corns—Plantation and Native Ceylon Isis sold briskly at 6d. to Is. per cwt. advance; low middling and middling Plantation Ceylon, Ws. to 88a ; pas berry, 88s. to 92a. &L ; sad Native Ceylon, fine ordinary sad superior, 73. so 74.5. 6d. TEA. —A fair general business is doing at about former prices. Rict.—The market is less active, no salting reported. SALTPZIS6— About 300 bags of fine quality add at 39a. Row.—The market continues inactive. Carrow.—Tbers is radar lass demand, but ream an fully supported. The Isles areabont 2,500 balm. TALLOW MARKET.---(THIS DAY.) The market is dulL Tows tallow is quoted 44s.et n cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., au the spot, new ditto old. 435. 6d.; January to Kara, 44a "'sellers ;" March. 445. 3d. to 445. 6d. ; April to Jule, 44e. 3d. ; October to December, 465., "buyers.' BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a gradually imploring demand for an good and well managed samples of Let year's growth, and for such they may quote the market la. to ns. dearer _ _ _ COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wall End Hatton, lds. ; Walls Ead Lambkin, 170. 9d. ; Walla End Teen, 17s. 9d. ; Walla Ead Ha rthwool t IT.. 6d. Walls End Enaidyla Mateo, 17a 3d. ; Wane Ead South Rollos, 17a ; Walls Fad 16n. 6d.; Well End CaMOOP• 17a. ; Walla End Bettoa L Crag bead swam, 13s. 6d.; Bars Primrose, 13.. 6d.-37 shwa at market. THZ MURDIROUS ASSAULT BY A PAZLNT AT SIDGLEY.—DIeTH OF THE TlCTllL—Wererday recorded that Isaac Thompson wee remanded by magistrates ( geg the charge of attempting to murder his dee/gator, aged S years, by thrusting • poker into her head). because the girl was unable to appear against him. On Toseday morning, notwithetsodiog the mations attentioa of Kr. Mendes, surgeon, the victim died from inflammation of the brain, awed by her parent's cruelty. The wretched man is in Stafford Geol.—Riming/me Clasette. Tits METROPOLITAN RAlLWAY.—Yesterday the experimeutal traffic on this line was resumed with the grenteot meccas. Trial trains, consisting of first and second I clam carriages, each compartment well lighted with gas 1 jets, which are supplied from the reservoirs on the roofs of the cars, were desiatched regularly every quarter of an hour, under the direction of Mr. Tanner, the traffic superin• tendent, from the termini at Paddington and Farringdon- Arest, commencing at 9 a.m., and continuing during the day till about 2.15 p.m. All the trains were regularly timed, the strictest punctuality beiag observed in their starting and the time allowed for stoppages. Iu the course of the afternoon Mr. Fowler, the engineer, with a party of friends, made a trip along the line by special train. Every thing worked smoothly and well. The railway will be opened to the public on Saturday next. About 21 minutes were occupied by each train in performing the whole I distance. THZ PROPOSED RAILWAY DOCKS AT MILFORD HAMM—The site decided on for the oxistroctiou of the new duke at Milford Haven is upon or near the estuary known as Neylaad Pill, at its junction with Milford Haven, 11410 r to the South wales Railway Company's station of New Milford, at Burtoo, in Pembrokeshire, with branch railways thereto, and all the requisite pier, dock, sod warehouse so aommodatioo. Powers will be taken to adopt both the broad and narrow gauge. The ertimated expense of the ducks is 190,0001., and of the railways, 30,0001. Mr. Lloyd, a black man, and formerly a student of Masai; the great naturalist, is now an eminent mer chant in the republic of Liberia. The Royal Mail steamship Athens left Plymouth last eight with the mails for the Cage, consistiag of 16 begs i of letters, 99 begs of newspapers, and 12 bags of book& nie 11l 111 111 In Till IF Mai le :7148i. 5 . 101 fc 7610 11 - I. 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