The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY SIIK 1863. --. ---- V AND LAW INTELLIGENCE. •of the vessel the captain found that it had been entered, 6 bureau forced open, and the money named in the charge, (THIS DAY.) with other property, stolen. Information was given to the police, with • description of the prisoner, and It. was opened --a— specter Clark and another officer of the Thames polies donian-road, traced him to a coffee-house in Limehouse. On cants for ad. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. being told the charge against him, the prisoner aecommoder sittings in Banco.-(Before Lord Chief Baron Pollock, and said he had stolen the money, and was sorry for idled, whi c h Barons Martin and Channe ll .) having done so, and whea marched • handkerchief was minor. r. BODD.-PHYSICIANS' FILL found tied toned his waist containing 20 sovereigns, and is exertions at This was an action to recover 211 , for professional attain. other parts of the room in which he was sleeping were I several of duos and advice by the plaintiff, as a physician, tried before found five sovereigns, seven live franc pieces, • gold watch I obtained ion Mr. Baron Bramwell, at Guildhall. on 'Tueeday last, when and chain, recently purchased for 71.105. (the receipt for cted id is the jury found • vaidict for the plaintiff, payme n t b e i ng di scovere d), and two handkerchiefs and Mr. Lush, Q.C., in pursuance of leave reserved by the razor, also belonging to the captain. , Yesterday learned judge, now moved to set aside the verdict and to A gentleman from the office of the Austrian consul a Bishop og enter a verdict for the defendant, on the ground that by law Wended, and stated that it was the wish of the prosecutor Mr. R. Haft. *physician could not recover fees for medical advice without that the case should be disposed of by his worship, as the gton, and • • special contract, and that there was no such contract in vessel was nearly ready for sea. A inhabitants this use. The prisoner pleaded guilty, mad was sentenced to six The court granted a rule nisi. m on th s ' imprisonment with hard labour in Wandsworth aPProPrithe BAtENDALE r. 8111111.-LABILITY OF RAILWAY CON- Poi ititutios, and TRACTORS. ges from the In this case, which was an action to recover damages for injuriesdone to a trolly, in consequence of the alleged relaying SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE PRINCESS'S Militias, az. of the road over the underground railway by the defendant, THEATRE. rasa of a the contractor, and in which a verdict was returned for the work of the plaintiff, Mr. Serjeant Shee had moved for • new trial on Yesterday evening, an accident of a very dis it olaS4 the ground of the verdict being against the wei g ht o f ev i- treeing character occurred at the Princess's Theatre. ent ' deuce, and misdirection. and he The court, who had reserved their judgment, now While the transformation scans in the pantomime pm be to create griuted • rule. needing, the clothes of Miss Hunt, one of the young ladies le remparithin de as _ Rule nisi. of the ballet, caught fire. Min Smith, another of the le d ladies of the ballet, seeing the peril of Miss Hunt, imme. local or con- COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. to all b diately ran to her and tried to get the (lames extinguished. ry. oys (Before the ledge Ordinary.) Several other persons also rendered their assistance, and the SMITE V. SMITH AND GOODWIN. the district fire was put out. The accident occurred on the stage, and, p Mr. Telfo ur d Salter appeared for the petitioner, Samuel s to maks uas may be imagined, produced excitement ►among the an- Smith, • journerman cabinet maker in Luskin. He mar. ried the respondent in 1846, and for • time lived happily dieooe. Both Mies Hunt and Miss Smith were at once ire asiciple open dmitted with her; but she contracted intemperate habits. This led taken to the Middlesex Hospital. On the rite. fed, clothed, to • separation in 1860, the petitioner making his wife an Sisal examination being allowance. It was alleged, however, that in the previous made, it was found that first wood although the i n cries Mile Hunt had sustained were of • year she had committed adultery with a fellow-lodger, but j oriole. The or nine the only evidence against the respondents was that of • ear- very painful nature they were not dangerous. The injuries it don dti= vent, which was not gives in • very satisfactory manner. which Miss Smith had received were discovered to be of a pi s had The Judge said he would postpone the case for further proof -tent be could not act upon the uncorroborated evi- much more serious character. She was horned all eve. the body, and although her recovery is not absolutely despairedtad been re- deuce d the siogle within& who had been p roduced . beingeau laced so ac,- in of, she now li es in a may dangerous condition. .mbar 23 had Mon was con- THE POLICE COURTS. FUNERAL PROCESSION OF THE LATE MR. Ad been end. RICHARD GREEN.-(THIS DAY.) carthey lad • (THIS DAY.) premises ly atteadaare ---e— This morning the funeral of the late Mr. Green, *red, was • BOW.STREET. the eminent shipowner, took place in Poplar, with every I in a poor mark of public respect and regret. Au imposing pro- HOTEL RODBEILLS. the pop'• cession was formed soon after eleven o'clock, but long ma Of urge Bristow, a man of respectable appearance, describ. before that hour the streets near the railway he institution Mg himself as a neural dealer, was charged with having in station, in front of the lamented gentleman's late residence, fed on in the his possession in October, 1861, a silver fork, stolen from an d the E as t i n di a .,,, a d as far as Trinity Chapel. were the Tavistock'HoteL thronged by dense crowds, numbering from fifteen to tweaty to advance it Mr. Abrams, of Bow-street, defended the prisoner. thousand persons, of all ages and cooditions. The sps the new pre ere connected It appeared that about the period stated • great quantity were generally closed. and the Saes of all the shippin g ol of plate wu lost from the Tavistock Hotel, the articles dia- the East and West lodia Docks were hoisted half-mast hoth. l to confer so merely, but appearing sometimes singly and sometimes a few at • time. Th e prooes sion was headed by 100 men of the Royal Naval oundation for It was suspected that • person of gentlemanly ap- Reserve, told off by order of Commodore Yelvertom, sad yeersnce, who had occasionally been a CW160116114 had commende d by Captain Wright and Lieutenants Young war strote, of lid, and that something to do with the purloining of these articles. husband and Cumming. The men of the reserve bore their neglect their Information was . given to the police, and Aekrill, fl a p, w hi c h were bound w ith crape. They were f o ll owe d s had men at of the F division, was for some time ed by forty cadets of the training ship Worcester, was suff i c i ent in investigating the case. Mr. Whistler, a vary le under Otptain Trieste. Theo came the hearse, r entertained pawnbroker en the Strand, informed Ackrill that a silver which was followed by several mourning coaches, fork, with a mark partially erased, bad been pledged by and Mr. Green's private carriage, which was the vicar of the prisoner, who had given his correct name and MMu a . followed by the mine= and officers of deceased ships, g until nearly Iu ocumeenee of that information Ackrill had been ever th e r em . an d am. s r tie as t a hli s h aten t, a large num . *another, so =Peened by since in search of the prisoner, whom he at heath &Perth her of the gentleman of the district, and the carpenters handed last evening at Gatti's coffee-home. sad other employes of the yards. The melancholy cortege it was ban Mr eminent at Mr. Whistler's produced the kik, which was clued by a number of boys from the Merchant Sellers' we abates was identified as one of Mx stolen from the hotel. Witness o r ph an A s yh on , a t & lim b s .* an d f rom th e t ota l sc h oo l s zed was present when the prisoner pledged it. Another al- of which Mr. Green was so munificent a pance. The body I be in a shunt took it in, bat witness made out the ticket. The was interred in Trirutv Chapel, Poplar. by the side of th e perm; and other unstant as kedi the prisoner about the erasure of the coffin of deceseed's lather, Mr. George Grum The Rey. y of the pre mark. He said, "I did that myself." He also stated that Mr. Jay and Mr. G. Smith officiated. meant • free he had five more (similar) forks, and had bought them of • at i as mig clea for r Jew. Abrams 'eked if anything more was said. they Malin The witness-Mr. Whistler said, "If 1 did not know you, WEATHER REPORT.—(TRIS DAY.) adasaaise at the sea- Mr. Bridowe, I would give you in charge." --•-- the Mr. Abrams-How did Mr. Whistler know him ? ase evemeded 6LTIMIAT. JANUARY ii, B LI. Witness-As • customer. He has frequently pledged school =Meese things with oz. Mr. Abrams-You seem very oonfident &boat his being B. LI la W. 1F.1.C.1L al z. a. •ow tit the or neighbour- the mu, though this was more than a year ma. Is there Nth . .... . r i aw. 4 21 , b 2 934 2 say particular reason why you should know him so well? hh ar s a in „; :.•, I ow . a 2 4 0 2 0.16 a ny myth* The witoese-Yea. I went to school with his two mos. Leßh .. ei 1 8 8. 836 m - - 3 went? to say Mr. Abrams-And you thought him • respectable man ? Antrum - - - --- - - - =a g r ain Witnein-Yes ;or else we should have WV= him in . Portroth •• •• -.17 1 1 & 1 1 1 b - - 2 M U blue been Mr. Belli r, of the Tavistock Hotel, identified V . 42 1 W. 224 44 , 442 ite evil earn- the fork as aced ex which were stolen in October, 1861. Qsti a t i m a d ~; I.; 1 Lir. 79 2 , 2 9.29 2 He thought be knew the priaoner's face, but could not po- Ltverpool - .41 1 I &LW. 7 7 9 r 3 0.11 3 m ini altrilai Zeow 6 1 Manly swear that he bad seen him at the hotel. Pembroke At at 0 W.N.W. 9 0 11 r 4 0.19 7 Yr. Alums-How his face. Very likely. He lives Penance • - - I ion -a sort of close by you, and is always about the usighbourhoood. "es° , , - - ---- - - - semi, emoted Why, I know his faze from seeing him to the street. L'Orient. :• ~ W.LW. II 6 8 e II Ill& LW. 6 0 9 • - - h P rld l e rma de- Mr. Abrams submitted that this was no evidence of any ltechefori ~,.. 3. 137 m - - dealiag or of any guilty knowledge. The prisoner was a ftmenth - W.LW. 981 a 3 LIS Muss would man •he had given his genuine D&MO sad wismaava - • ..77 7 W. 771 e s au occupied the = bl . li a resloothie account of the transaction. Portsmouth .• SO &W. NI 10 7• - - with more ion- Mr. (kern mid this was a case to go to • jury, Law. - 9 r- - - bat whether Mr. Abeam said he could show that the princess bought ir /mcks an . o 4 2 ; . •• • • ; •4 4 10 1 , a R. W . A w W. . 4 7 9 2 2 1 4 5 _ 1 el I i n additional the larked a Jew, who had since been marked of some 9 9 .nenno:- 46 B.W. 3 I 9 • - - 6 an institution other oilmen The rte and purchase were in ties eedisary Melds - 37142 W.X.W. 11 2 2 6- - 2 di:Minds with way of Menem, sod perfectly open. The ginner bad no Retigotand ... • 40 S.W. a 7 4 •- - • for Inman( that the Jew had nee ewes by it = 2 • 1111 4122 • - - - ---- - - - ribs on the ro= I I y . I - - - - ot had mado, Mr. Corrie-If that could be established it would meet =••• ••"I - - - "--- " - " _____ _ _ _ _ w meaty de the OM. He had no objection to remand the mu for in. seemtry there 66 quiry. WlOl6/2.Z. 10 telemed Ackrlll said he should have to apply for • remand, in 601111IIAT. MONDAY. red its esd order to amertain if there were other similar charges against N.W. to KIM. and 600TWID. W. to N. and N.N., using to hi- him, and probably if publicity were given to the case, book, 1 1112•41 mon% Wrens to moderate Me *ea ao hotel-keepers who had been robbed, would communicate 17 2 . 2 4 N. 4 , 444 .. 2 . 1 b 222 ww , l ° 1117 . 2114 113:4N,,72,..„.• sod N., obniels. The with him (Ackrill), and the ends of justice would be ad- ata ': Ess iabi Masa and vanced The prisoner was remanded to Tuesday next. W.B.W. to N.N.W. and W. MILL. W.N.W. to N.N.L, ..beek,stres to &rah. _- - trek to moderate, Wnet•dis- 111:11MAT. W.W. to KIM and wso. V. t ha ni= i wy back to S.W., Ames with _ rats. I.& W. to W.N.W. and W. OWLS. W.N.W. to w.N.s., trek, *wag to fresh. trade to =odors LW. to /LW. sod to N.W.Fitatz.. W.N. W. to N.N * .Z., W.W. skiswitio assts. high to makesis As wad atom dirtof 'WI le. hod boa lir He a time teeti ieed tt.t tee be bad bees be reethed, • The emir tie rind* mt anew wee I it. A respalidalyattired young woman, with an abundance of skin* bleak ringlets, with pawky &eels, coral lip, and very white teeth, huh who had the misfortune to have • rest in ens of her eyes, applied to Yr. Barker nadir the foible* timumstances : The applicant stated that she had never ban merrisd, unfortunately cohabited with a man, and that only for abou t three months. Yesterday when she went hom e she found that be had removed all her furniture, and had gone to live with another yowls woman. Bhe wished to know if she could get beck her furniture, as it was all her own, and was lett to her when her mother died. &Wilt:Gush W. to N., froth, ea settled. N.N.W. to W.9.W., LL ENGLAND. Als Ned above. straw to moderate . W. to N.W. and to L Mont. W.N.W. to N.N.1., N.N L , strong. fresh, squally squally, snow or rin. RESIGNATION or Ma. SMART, M.P. —The Combridv Independent of today cattalos as addrs from Mr. A. fteuart, saying farewell to his Cambridge condi tuente Assuming that the usual course will be followed, the vacancy will be announced in parliament • day or two after the session commences on the sth of Febmary, the ="rwill issue the writ forthwith, and the election take witlain a week from that time. TRU LONDON AIIIILLLEY CITY MlSSlON.—Yes terday, at a public meeting convened in the Egyptian ball of the Jimmies House, the Lord Mayor 'Wog as chair men, as appeal ler aid was made on behalf of this institution, which is Lagsuhing for want of fonds. It was est cm foot in 18513 to assist the London City Milleioo, which bee been in existence for 25 years, by supporting 11111116011014111 within the City boundaries and aiding poor districts beyond them. With this view about 5,500€. have been by voluntary subscription in four years, and its affairs are managed by • committee of inercansts and buskin. They employ 24 missionaries in the (Sty alone, at • east of about 901. • year each. The receipts have at no time been equal to the expenditure, and ia the part year there was a deficiency of nearly I,ooo€. The Auxiliary Mission is said to have done an incalculable amount of good. Within the lest three months the parent society has been obliged to reduce the number of its miesionaries by about fifteen, for want of means. At the meeting yes today it sad the auxiliary breech in particular were ur gently eanuasodsid to public support by Mr. Joseph Hoare, Mr. Chambers, Common Serjeant ; Mr. Alderman Hakim, Mr. B. N. Fowler, the Rev. J. Patients, rector of Billet fields, the Rev. Jervoise Smith, sod Mr. W. J. Thompson, of Mistiarlase, and a subscription wee begun at the close of the proestediegs. THR DIVISION OF THE NORTHRIIN CIRCUIT. — Ws believe we are in possession of information which can sceitiveiy be relied upon that the Northern Circuit is to lobes divided ; and that Baron Martin will be the lest senior jet* to preside over the whole circuit. After the divisioo, part will go to the Old Midland Circuit. and the remahadte will be knows as the North West Circuit. This information is of consequence to Wakefield, because in the division of the circuit, there can be no doubt that the requirements of the West Riding will be taken into consideration. We would therefore recommend the assize committee to be on the alert.— Wakefield Journal. DRAMATIC AND EQUISTRIAN SICK FUND ASSO. CIATION.—The anniversary festival of this institution will be held as canal on Ash Wednesday. Mr. George Augustus Bela will be the chairman on the omagion. Was*la of advreted, add beaks to the Lard Taw,. Mr. Barker inquired of the applicant what was the man who had takrn away her furniture' The applicant stated that she was not aware what he WI& Sha met him in a concert.room in the neighbourhood of the court and there first made his acquaintance. He was a young man of about 25 or 96 years of age, of vary piessent oouversation, and having strongly marked features with an aquiline nose. a finely chiselled mouth, • dear face, with blood hair, whiskers, and moustache. She took him home. She wanted him to marry her, anal for that Carmade over the whole of the furniture to him. He d very kindly to her for some days and promised that he would take her to church and make her his wife. He, however, failed to fulfil his promise, and had Row deserted her, taking with him her furniture, end what was worse, she did not know where he had gone! Mr. /3erkar mid the applicant was very feernh, but as she did not know where the young man vine he weld not help her. our in Lon won • &we. Ir. promised, 4 a crocodile . the ;nigh *pooh is we. cured i• doh a the soak cd r the awn mot Miami Mr. Maio ; kogralthimar r," Ospidars . OliplioNlL— ➢ r. Prow; rd. ltairiaalll fr. Kroft— Cossasasios. Mr. Yawl; ary Name; lord Tommy rood, Bah." 8, " Archi rtitatiaer 3 r aeries, 84: — tact batwing rdsy, Royal SOUTH WARS.. PICKING POCKETS AT THE SURREY THEATRE. Jena JlVertke, Joh* Harris, and William Phillip!, well-dremed but snspiciousgooking characters, were brought cap in custody, charged with attempting to pick pockets at the door of the IlVarrer Theatre. Thomas Teadale, policemnstable 49 1., said that on the previous evening he was on duty in private clothes outside the Surrey 'Mastro. and about half-past six, while the crowd was waiting outside the pit doors for admission, he saw the prisoners busily engaged pushing about the crowd. Suspecting their avocation, be watched them, and distinctly saw each of them put their hands into ladies' pockets. He immediately seat for soother constable for the purpose of securing them, but lb. Albert Harris, the landlord of the adjoining tavern ! who witnessed their conduct, came to his assistance, and they wand all the prisoners. During that time the doors were opened, and the crowd rushed in, so that he was unable to And out whether anyone had been robbed. On searching the prisoners be found on MN • half sovereign and 2e. ; on another 10a., and on the third 3s. 6d. They all refused at tint to give their names and addresses, but afterwards they gave false ones. Mr. Albert Harris, the landlord of the Flower of the Forest Tavern, on the north side of the Surrey Theatre, said that he was standing at his door a little while before the doors of the theatre were ape when he saw the prisoners eater "moos the crowd and put their hands under several ladies dreams Lest witness seized hold of fil'ecrthy, and o w e d hiss t o assist in securing the other. He did 60, and after eon siderable assistant* they secured them. The prisoners denied the charges altogether, and asserted that they were strangers to each other. The Constable as well as Kr. Harris said that they saw the prisoners cowslip the road together, and after conversing they entered the crowd. The magistrate had DO doubt as to their avocations, and sentenced each of the prisoners to three mouths' hard labour at Wandsworth House of Correction under the Vagrant Act. ek are all god Wad srmauth, ea and Whits Ma. J. CLIMES, THE COMIDIAN. —This popu lar member of the Strand company, who some days ego met with • serious accident by being throws from • horse, Is still confined to his room. Mr. E. Cantos, the emiermt surgeon of Chasing-cross Hospital, whose same is always emaciated with the greatest skill and the kindest &Montle% has personally attended to him, and Dr. For has twice visited him. A cocsultation between these dirthiguished professors of the medical and surgical art took pion as Friday. The knee was much lacerated by the ha—Era. under date pyrirt' WIN id *vest oe• of kaki beedleal rs•t, ladder idle& to er• IT wee seer of weerbe is crowded heed head, deursiesties. tit• Times slops thunderbolt sum. 4 • sae ramrod et fell iota GREENWICH. A CAPTAIS ROBBED BY HIS cam omen. Andras Lombardi, aged 20, the chief Miter of the Austrian brig Fide*, lying in the Commercial Dock, was brought up on remand, charged with stealing 40 sovereigns, 47 6ve•frsuc pieces, and other property, blousing to Michael Nicholas Starcich, captain of the said brig. It appeared that on the previous Friday week the captain left hi t vessel for the purpose of proceeding to the odice of the Austriaa (maul, to obtain him authority to place the prisoner in irons for a robbery of money he had previo i zalz committed. At that time, the primmer was on but on returning in the afternoon the captals eras informed that during bis absence the primmer had gone ashore. On going to the state room Exeunt Lens FdlisPi.—On Tuesday afternoon a man in the sonpkty of Mr. W. C. Faroe, bander, was co pied to ezamisiag the rod of • house in Melhoerse street, RuSer. He bad listened • rope to • nail is the chimney, and wee holding by the rope when the a•il same out, sad the unfortunate man fell from • height of 40 fest into • court yard. His &semi Wag broken by ward clothes hose, fortunately so limas were fr•eterd. He wee hontediakily convoyed to the Deno sod Bastes Hos- Piet. where be is doiog ma—Western Times. Lesras.—irive Leicester ewes, belonging to Sir Charge Yoap•rh, Bart, of Moe HeR, bare rolled floe hubs —thins ea Teasley, the 13th ll:intent, end three °thins stare that time. The first ewe dropped twins. —Wesenersianst tirasette. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two derma. The railway market is quiet to-day, and most of the principal stocks are without variation, oom with the last quotations of yesterday. E r tlon and South Western stock has im proved f per cent., and Great Eastern Lowhile South Etcetera has declined ndon and North Western stook is now quote l d 98 to ; Great Western, 67 to ; Midland, 129 k to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to ; Caledonian, 115 to 116 ; South Eastern, 90i to 91 ; Great Eastern, 46} to g ; Great Northern, 128 to 129; and Loudon and South Western, 103 to 104. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, Ban Paulo better, and Bahia, Belgian Eastern Junction, Northern of Buenos Ayres, Pernambuco, and West Flanders, steady. Grand Trunk Rail way stock is rather flat. Indian lines are generally without change. AXNAL Mal pal RAILWAY& Illaba today to 1 pm. wiDULUIT NUMBS AID 11100124 mum. Wad. amour vs& 7110.0. =moll Imilar l oodl Oa soulasiii - : : - ....: . : I_ _ Ds. • I A mai:46llu Do. I Ma Is mil Debbi sad B~ tea. DealL.PeriL Laaaughard Mawr grew L Wilms WM " . (",' Do. A A Stom issok Do. Nod Gessi Northol asselood Oreat Northers iin - iYl;n7n;dh. m. 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Dm New 0 IS 16 pm - ,000 10 =4I•LBAAII.I 11 1 IWs - 14.0040 3., Ism - 21 000 II pow ar 6 7 - 4.00 0 0.9) doJaa.o6 /0 1m.(1,) sil IS t 201 - 19.760 15 Do. 11,00 WI daysl lull Naas -.. 1: 67 3 9 0 - 990,000 11 Imlll l ll ABA Uvula OS 137 142 140 14.200 5 Inn Laolirallaa Lad al. 81 111 pOOO , 9 60090•191.1101 p - 00,09 I Ds. dm Illaalslain 4l. 1 - 11.60 m Da. Os. - woo 1 reagnai to lan, (L ' 1 i 1 214 1 1 rt,t. I. 1. 2.41144.•1 ar1,(1.1 11. 11 dm 4 m - WAN 1111 hula La.Co.ll.oand & f pm, 111 10. 07 10 6 Oa. Ilarlom TM. a., all As 0991 Le Ina Dlanaa's land- 1•1 11j k m i - MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc The funds remain perfectly stationary, at the prices which have been current for several days past. The other markets are generally quiet, but firm. Foreign stocks are in better de mand, and Spanish Passive Bonds are extraordina rily buoyant. _ It Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Benter were quoted 69fr. 85c., showing uo change. Consols are now quoted 921 to f for money, and 92f to f for the account (Feb. 5). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92i, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92k, f; New Three per Cents., 99f, 1, f ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 346 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108}, f ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 105} ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 113 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4s. to 7a. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a further considerable rise in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. New Granadian Bonds, Italian Five per Ceuta., and the new Ve nezuelan Loan, are all in demand. Greek Bonds have given way, and Egyptian are rather more offered. Turkish are firm, with a favourable tendency. Some of the pre sent quotations are subjoined. Turkish 1854 Loan, 851 to 861 ; ditto, 1858, 701 to 711 ; ditto, 1862, 661 to 67 ; the Con solid6s, 401 to 1 ; the Venezuelan Loan, 601 to 61 ; Portuguese scrip, 21 to prem. ; and the Peruvian Loan, 871 to 88. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Chilian, 841, 831 ; Egyp tian, 971, 1, 961, 971 ; ditto, second issue 971, 961, 97 ; Greek, 161, 4, 1 ; Italian, for account, 691, ex div. ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 721, 73, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 321; New Granada, ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 13, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 871, 1, ex dir. ; Por tuguese, 1853, for account, 471, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 461 ex div. ; ditto scrip, 21 prem., ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 961, 96 ; Spanish Passive, 24, 1, 261, 251, 261; ditto Certificates, 10, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 86, 861; ditto, 1858, for account, 711, 1, ; ditto, 1862, 661, ex div. ; ditto for account, 67, 661, ex div. ; ditto Gua ranteed, 1031; Venezuela, 231, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 601, 61. HALF-PAW Two o'Croci. Console are without change, at 921 tot for money, and 921 to for the account. The demand at the Bank of England discount office yesterday waa very moderate, and in Lombard street good bills continue to be taken at 31 to 4 per cent. About 40,000 i. in gold was bought from the I ' Bank yesterday for traosmiation abroad. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were' again 6rm, and in some instances the rates were slightly i more favourable for this country. Sub joined s our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.17 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 1.1.14 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILI7 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ma. basso, three months, 13.61 to 7 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 221 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 76.471 to 521 ; Prmildort-00- the -Mains, 3 mouths, 1161 to 119; Petiershers o, (per rouble), 3 months, 351 to 1; Vienne, off. 3 men 11.85 to 90 ; Trier* & MS. , 3 mouths, 11.85 to 90 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; WM, 3 mouths, 481 to 49 ; Lagba-n, 3 months, 25.60 to 66. Goma, months, 23.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.66 to 70; Mama, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. - NINEB.-(THIS DAY J Tiro o'Cuxu. In the mining market to-day, Wheal &ton shares are very fist, and have declined about 201. the present quotation being 230 to 236. East Osradon, on the other band, have imp roved to 49.1 to ; and Wheal Harriett, to 6 to . Market Valley are steady, at 81 to 9 ; Drake walls, at to ; and CaradonVale, at bit* f. In the Stock Exchange Hingston Downs have dealt in at 31, and Wheal Ludeott at 911 ex div. At Paris the mie of discount in the open market is now 44 per cent. ; Vienna and Turin, 54 ; Ham burg and - Berlin, 34 ; Frankfort, 24 ; Amsterdam, 4 ; Brussels, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. A meeting took place yesterday of the creditors of Mr. F. Hedges, a respectable builder and con tractor, who failed in December. The helium sheet presented by Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Co., the accountants, showed liabilities to the amount of 10,7701., with assets estimated at 4,7501., or about Bs. 6d. in the pound. In consideration of the un certainty attaching the realisation of builders' assets, it was resolved to aoorpt a composition of 75. in the pound-2e. 6d. payable st two mouths, 2s. 6d. at sir months, and 2s. at nine months, the last instalment secured. The continued improvement yesterday in the stooks of the South Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Companies affords countenance to the rumour of an amicable arrangement. Ac cording to one report, this consists of a working agreement in respect of the Dover and Continental traffic, and an understanding that there shall be no rivalry at points where the two lines may be said to come in oontact. It would be an especial point in favour of the holders of the securities of the Metropolitan Extension of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, should any arrangement be made +ending to render that portion of the line a medium of communication between the railways north and south of the River Thames. -- • Dun Mountain, Montes Aureola., and Port Phillip shares are firm ; and Great Northern of South Australia fiat. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet at previous prices. The circular issued last evening by Mr. Peter Watson enumerates the following remarkable in stances of SUCOINNI in British mines : Cornwall and Devon have afforded many remarkable instances of late years of large and rapid fortunes o tig acquired upon comparatively mull outlays, and m the most conspicuous are the annexed—via., Devon Great Consols, upon 1,0241. (or 11. per share) outlay, 'Wind preen of 846,8241., aid present market value o f 621,2404 South Gannon 6401. outlay (or 11. 6s.izer share), =d , dividends 200,1 9 21., and market value 204,8004 I th Pine 46.1371. 6e. outlay (or 1281.175. ed. per share), &Plait dividends 948.2731., sad market value 214,8001. West Wheel anon 19.0001. outlay (or 471. Kb. per Aare), whist dividends 147.2004, and market value 120,0001. East Garadon Mine 16,7421. Bs. outlay (or 21. 14s. ed per sl am WINS dividends 36,1744 Bs., sod market value 307,2301. Bernet 2,6241. outlay or el. 2a. ed. per share), against dividends 302,8481., and market nine 41,0 U. West Wheel Swett 9,0001. outlay (et 11. 10a. per share), against dividends 136,0001., and market value 64,0001. Caro Brea Mines 15,0001. outlay (or 15/. per share) against dividends 273,5001.. and market value 70.0001. Wheal Buller 1,2501. outlay (or 5/. per share) against dividends 240,3001., cod musket value 15,3601. Wheal Friendship is Devon 0,4004 outlay (or SOL per share) against dividends 307,2004, and value market 13,0001. Great South Tolgas 4,6001. outlay (or its. per share) against dividends 47,5601, and market value 40,0001. West Guidon 5,120/. outlay (or 61. FM share) against dividends 103,4751.,'and market value 33,0001. These dozen mien show u as illustration what immesee prollts have. and will yet be derived, and there are scores of °then which have gives, end an giving enormous preen, which for want of apses wank sow be enumerated. The half-yearly meeting of the Mariquita and New Granada Mining Company is called for the 90th inst. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend of 10,2401., being 104 per share, arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled in the mouths of September and October last. After this payment there remains in hand a balance of 23,3401. 6a. 6d. in cash, ore bills not at maturity and reserved fund, applicable to the general purposes of the company. At Alfred Onsols meeting on the 11th last, tits so w:aids showed a bassos of 2,128/. spinet the mine, to meet which it was resolved to make a all of 9s. per share. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. I Von Dadelszen and North: An average amount of business hu been done in metals since our last report ; in some instance* a slight Imrrose. meat has taken place in prior, whilst io others there has been a slight decline. Welsh bars maintain previous quo tations, but the demand is not brisk-51. 12s. ed. to 5/. 15e. at the works. In London. 61.75. W. the nearest !Rios. Staffordshire iron unaltered. Scotch pig iron has receded 3d. per too, closing 54e. od. cash. Copper : The demand both for raw and manelnetured is very doll, and the Wave actions that are reported are under fired prima. Berm remains notninellr as OW. ; Kapueda, 1004 ; Chili, 881. 10s. Tin : Emboli is la bettor deemed ; osial_prime are now maintained. A very large speonlative badness has been done in Straits : fatty 8,000 Age have changed hands from 1171. cash to 1181. 10a. and 1191. three months prompt. The market is new Inn at these prime. Elanca neglected at 1191. The Dutch market is firm at 696. Tin plates are stiffening in value, pesticide:ly coke; charcoal is not en much inquired after. Lend remain very inn; good soft English, 211. 10a ; W. 8.. 221. ss. Speller is steady. on spot 18e. 2a. 6d. buyers hme. 181. ss. paid for spring ship-- moot, for which sow 181. 10. is demanded; W.K, 181.15 a. The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan Railway Company is called for the 11th Feb., and that of the North Eastern Railway Company for the 13th Feb. at York. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5101. It is notified that the 15 per cent. (31. per share) on the shares in the Sociit6 Financibre d'Egypte, by the statutes made payable previous to com mencing operations, must be paid by the 6th Feb. On production of the bankers' receipts at the offices ° of Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co., for the 6i. per share, share certificates to bearer will be delivered. We are requested to state that the share list of the City of London and General Fire and Life In surance Company (Limited) will be closed for London on Wednesday, the 28th inst., and for the country on the 29th. It is announced on authority that Sir Samuel Cunard, the enterprising and eminent founder and proprietor of the line of British and North Ameri can steampackets which bear his name, has joined the direction of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. t. ~~r: 5.,:,~: crassTcaisTl B us. 40. rap. oo N. Z. at Omits 6 p. o *obit*, ros Do. Deft do. Spot coat Do. do. do Do. Pork do unAL eovssui I Pt I anima IN 18 106 196 96 97 96 N 108 110 119 114 111 U. 111 119 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TRD3 DAY.) Orr IZACTIIC InsairmlOJ►L TZLOGIATIL (nor oua ow' oomaroacarr.) The market rather better ea amount of the A mericaa mewa Balm shoot MOO balm. TALLOW MARSET.—(THIS DAT.) The market steady at the saamed prime : —Tows tallow. 4 Ja. set sash ; Petersburg Y. 0., oo the spot. 44a. 9d. to 455.; Jac. to Merck 445. 9d; March, 455. to 45.. 3d. ; April to Jose, 45e. ; October to December. Ms. 9111. NAM? ATIRAOU. —Tows tallow, 46a. 6d. ; fat by ditto. 2s. 3d. ; yellow Russian, 46a. 3d. ; melted stuff, 32.. 63. ; rough dftto, 14.. ; tallow grams, 12s. ; good drip. 7a. SMITHIgna HAY MARIEBT.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harsiry and Easton report trade slow at last day's prima, viz.: —Prima meadow hay, 70s. to 75a. ; superior ditto, 80s. to 85s. ; inferior ditto, 50e. to 605.; clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto, mooed eat, 84a. to 100 a; stain, 32,. to 365. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Trade is still doll sod sales heavy. Importations of foreign goods are nevertheless well kept op. and English produce is more than sufficient for the demand. Among apples sr* Newtown Pippins. Pomme d'Api, and Reinettes. PINES oossist of Benne Diel, Gine Marceau, Jean de Witte, Me Plus Meoris, and Beturi Rance. St. Michael oranges fetch Not 26e. to 33a. per boa. Chestnuts for plant's( are now in perfection ; they fetch 7s. 6d. per bushel. Cnennsbere are more plentiful, and there is a tether better demand for pine apples and grapes than there has hitherto been. Potato sales have shared little since lint repots. Cut flowers still chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, violets, mignonette, sad room FRUIT. _ _ Plne Apples, per 1b.,7 s Iola; Grapes, per lb., 7s to lOs Peers, per doz., Is to Os it Os to Its Apples, pe r dos es ~ Od to Is &I per demi' to Os Oranges, per bolt. Ids to SIB per 100, Si to jealous, per ICO, 3a ed to Ss Nuts, sash, p. bulk, 3 " to Chestnuts, do., Rodd to ern Almonds, do., ISs Erma* do., 14s Walnuts, do., 16s Kelsteobs, p. 100114., 13% vzorri Cabbages, p. doL, dd to la -- Potatoes, York loon* per ton, 110 s to 1104 „ Flakes, do., 1110 s to 1401 „ Reeks, do.. Ms to 90s , Caps, do.. 80s to 90s Tr;rnips, per bunch, 3d toed Carrot& do., Id to ed Spinach, per sieve, is Id to Ss Cucumbers, each. O. to Ss j Beet, per doz. 1.6 d Celery, per bundle, lead to le French Benne, per 100, de to Ss Asparagus, per 100, gt to Os • ' Saakale, per punnet. Is id I, 21 Shallots, per lb, 6d toed Garlic, per lh Cal to Lettuces, each, Id Endive, per score, le to lh Horeera, per bop., le 6d to 46 Salary, per bundle. 1164 to at Scorzonera p bundle, la td to to I Mushrooms, p pota,ls Pito to Parsley, per 11 Winches, et to4l Herbs, per bunch, Ed to ad PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. FILIMAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to I for money, and 92;j to } for the sth February, opened and chimed to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4,1; ditto for account, 921 ; Three per Centi. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 94, I ; Thirty Years Annul tied, 1886, 151 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1081, 1, i ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, 1 ; Fire per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 114 The India Five per Cent. Stook was slightly firmer at 1084 to I. Exchequer Bills, remain at ?name Rerrass—The traffic receipts of rail 4s.i to Be. prem. ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the weekending In the market for Bank shares business was again the 17th of January, on 10,588 miles, t o 4 86,870 f ., and for receipts. in Tlie h grces receipt. on the followiog very active, and prices were firm. A fresh improve- the corresponding week of last year, on 10,193 miles, to ted ment occurred in London and Brazilian Bank, and 461.560 i., showing an Menem of 395 miles, and of Bank of Loudon. London and Buenos Ayres Bank 25 , 3101 . s. to 381,7 k ; and for the ng ri ngnt ;c'e n gng 7, wee 2 6 1 k 14 ra in thes Baconntkinwueereinradtheemrannido.re offered.Londo The and i W eg es u t iri m er ins f t e e e r 7882, co 7.008 miles, to 360.4461, it, . The increase on the Caledoeian . show ing an is- National Discount shares continue. English and crease of 260 miles, aid of 20,9121. in the receipts. amounted to 51U.; Australian Copper and London General Omnibus were rather flat. on the Gnat &Mere to 1,6091. ; as the Great Northern ' 2884 : on the Great Western to 2,0394 : on the Len to 2,4181. • Os the Great Souther. and Western to A large amount of business was again done in foreign stocks. The principal feature was an active midair. sad Yorkshire to 5231. ;on the London and North demand for Egyptian Bona of both issues, which Wiesen to 4.4621. ; on the Lapdog, Brighton. and have risen fully 2 per oent. As regards other seen- Booth Gast to 9651. •on the boodou sod South-Western rities in this department, the tendency of prices to 1 . 2 , , r,,,... the ,_11".. Mi dland theeter• Ttefhela . , aalheriliZe:rifh waa also upward% with the exception of the new Bawd , a ' a r 6 , 75 . /. . on on t °: h h to ' 2.37 : ic on 1,464;. ; sod Peruvian Loan, which remains fiat. '. on the Sontli•iesteiro to 1,671 1 . ; total, '3 0 . 912 ' Th. Much attention has been directed to the shares of goods sad mineral traffic on those lilies eicoonied to the Indian Branch Railway Company to-day, and a 217,6531., sad for the corr./Tomlin. week The 1412 . 2 large amount of business has been done in them. 9:13 ' 356/ '• eh " in g en i """ e a 14:29 :: , l a to 164,10 51. The prise has advanced to 1 i prem. , for pemswers„ parcels, &c., amoun . , , The shares of the Metropolitan Railway were smog. romipts os ht other line. amounted. on 3,110 mike, again in great demand, owing to the highly favour- ; to 105,1124, and for the oorrespondinir weak of last year, able course of the traffic, and the price rose after the CM 3,185 miles. to 100.7141., showing an , imNaa" a Victoria Government Debentures were inquired recognised hours to 111 to 12, or 11 to 2 prem. 1 135 ma'. awl of 4,396: : s i h e ow ths recierr..ll:for,toyd, .f 1,.... against 157.4911., *hewing an in..reese of h,b141. The for. I lOtkinslaat. 1 ...9.... eousnrui °l the with Pa tto: " of . the pre c o n eding week, ee.ling the JAN. 171.—edes to-day Caledonian, 1151 —Great Western. 67 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091L-Lention and North Western. 99—North &Bash, an—Pauth /batten and Borer, 91. BIRNENOR AN. JAN. 23—In railways. Birmingham 11 uaranteed closed at 701 to 7/I—London and North Western, On to 991—. Smith Staffordshire. 111 to 111—Weillngton Severn Junction, 101. buyers—liereru Valley. 19i, buyers. In miseelaneotts Droltirich Canal quoted 190, bnyere—Worcestar Canal, 11r171 —Birmingham Bank, 161 to 1. Woirsidiemptos Banks were done at se. and MetropolltagaWagon, at IL 114. SA prem. MA.OIIIOITRIL. JAN. fa—niers was a good market, with ins. pro, lag prices. Buffalo and Lake Burma, I.lo—tlreat Lasers. hoary. 14 116—Great Northern A, 132)—Great Ship, Se. 9d 61.-- on s meatern, 474 Hinds Central, An tl—Landon nod North wainern, o I—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 411 1- 111,11 sad, In -mouth Pastern, 911 1 901 1 11 7 1 901—Thames an d Item, Marine insurance, 211.161 p.—Metropoldtan. 101 11 * * it_judian trance, 21 —pontes Aurae., 21. 11 i.i. I il l i I , i 11 I I II a ;11 i.i II , li i 1 ' 1 i i, i i: •1 t i 1 ‘ 1 1 1 v , I.' . •, .• . , r.. . . . . , , ' , 1 . , . :. . / 1 • • , i. 1 li