The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, IfiC3. _ . _- - LAW INTELLIGENCE. p from numerous tenements by the railway extension in that SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) BRITISH POSSINIONS. ' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) parish and Bermoudsty. Sh. I Pd. I RAMSAY& Closing prior l Sala to-day _ (THIS DAY.) Mr. Burch= ordered the houses to be cleaned, and pro- —_,— yesterday. Two °Thom. hibited their being used until put into proper and habitable Two O'CLOCK. 100 , all Minn ea Si. Limnos, IA 61 - -es- The stock market' to-day have shown court condition. The railway market continues firm, and pekes It, jug lu t t a irw sw dele-ellke 1 I °4 '- Ipm -• strength. An advance, however, which took plan EQUITY COURT. have further improved. Metropolitan stook is is mI 71 Do. I glu m lpm - (Before the Loed Chancellor) DI as coLoerL WAIIOIL-BANIRUITCY. THE GREAT FIGHT. prominent demand, and has risen 1} per mat lII_ eE ! nelsle e . lake mum el - i n th e morning, h as not b een f u lly maintaine et - In this case of the well-known Colooel Waugh an (THIS DAY.) Caledonian has also improved i ; London 1 ,1 e• ij ; In7}; D ma rre r nn ' Ack ," 4 , * - up to the present hour. The funds air appeal was brought front an order of Mr. Commissioner and North Western and Midland, 5 ; and I Ip. c. em. ma 1,1818 - - - now quoted the same as they closed yesterday k.oultrurn, discharging the bankrupt from prison within --•-- Great Western and Great Eastern, 5. Lon- XIX. i t t c ." . 1• 171 . 161 ni - - - Jose 1, 1474 - - - while English railway stocks, and the speculativ fourteen days. The -_. appeal was brought by the official During the whole of last night and this morning d on en d N ort h W estern stoo k i g now quoted st. 'me :Ca &S.Eastern6p.c.g. los las - manager of the Loudon sod Eastern Banking COT- foreign bonds, exhibit an advance. the partisans of Heenan and King were astir, it 106 to } ; Great Western, 63f to 1 ; Midlani, N. 1 100 j ai* T. it Dockets. a. g.l 101 103 1021 P ° " l "' and LM maa latateadral aa hie behalf that ' having been arranged that to-day should decide 128 to 1 Lancashi re - At Paris this morning, according to Mr although the naives' lad assented to the discharge ; and Yorkshire, 109 to t, e l! ~ ,e a ll I Demsl a g lf... ....:7• - o f the bankrupt on the pound th a t it wo u ld t en d t o f rur ai. the contest between them. At the several sporting Great Northern , 125 to 126 ; Caledonian, 11 n at. 100 aust Indian ga. sdo lO6l 1071 1071 71 61 Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents tate the inaluil up of the accounts, en the commissioner had houses the speculative in such matters 118} ; South Eastern, 96 t o 96 ; Great Eastern, to . 1 , 1 • i B D : : 111441?•• . 1 lign - made an order in July last that the bankrupt should not be evinced the greatest activity, the betting being in 490 t o 0 ; London an d o th w es t ern , 1014 to ga m too o ren d Tread gm& lime - were quoted 67fr. 45c., being sc. better than yes discharged until be gave security that he wouldl 11 - terday. favour of the American. The possessors of the 5 • and Metropolitan, 112 to 113. 100 all Do. Ist pref. Bonds 72 74 - fag quit the country, there was no juriedictien to 100 100 ali all Do. D.. ud d p o rec . d ik terd . ass as Consols are now quoted 901 to 91, ex div. fo three inea tickets were early on the move, the- hscharge him unconditiooally ; and that in such a case there Kl 3 ' Dutch Rhenish and San Paulo shares are firm, - ells se room to nippers, that the bankrupt, who had " pass directing them to the South Eastern Rail- and show an upward tendency. Other foreign lines 100 'an Do. do. deferral 50 63 - money, and 915 to 5, ex div., for the &moan atleCOnnen from the country in 1857, and had not sur- way as the point of departure. As early as three are quiet. Indian and Canadian railway securities 100 t ,al L a ck 1 / 1 2 Prst• Waal •• 47 6 0 40 1 Do. • go. deferred 28 42 .- (Jan. 7). The official business report is a :endured to his bankruptcy until he wee tails into custody o'c lock the various thoroughfares leading to Lon- are unaltered. Great Western of Canada shares., 100 • all Do. ark pref. Stock - follows:-Three per Cent. Console, for money ',oder an order of a judge of the courts of common law on an don-bridge began to be unusually lively, vehicles of however, are inquired for. 100 all Do. do. deferred 21 22 -, itlidavit by a creditor who bad brought an action spied . 81. 400 Great Indian Peninsula' le7 . il . 10 91, 901 ; ditto for account, 915, 5 ; Three pe him on a proinissory note for 70.000 f., would on his unton- every description pouring in from all direr - ORDINARY SHARKS AND STOCKS - Ceeta Reduced, 905, 91 ;New Three per Cents ditional release from prison main absco n d, so as no looser tious to the terminus, where crowds of spec- , , ro l2 Do. January, lee .. 1 1 .- 1 &des to-dey *be amenable to the jurisdiction of the Court of Bank- tators had already assembled. The special 10 1. I 1.71 - I RAILWAYS I Cla = "6 I 4, 4 } 47. .. 146 ' lOO fit &Id Indian& p. al I 1 - 901, 91; Bank Stock, 235; India Five per Cent st pm IDo at par ma. - - - 7Upter. train was appointed to start at ten minutes past 6, 191 i all Bina. WoL&Stour Vat 8 Si St , 1 2 1 DO stock, 1065, ii ; ditto Bonds, 84., 15e. die. ; Fie The Lord Chancellor decided that no sufficient cause had 1 ' I _ _ - - - - • previous to which the scene at the station was of W. .100 Iltythee e d am - 10 all Gt. Western of Cseeda 91 to si 10 per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 103 ; and Es been shown to induce him to exercise the discretionary power •t'nature. The • attached to the 10 lan nwacw . & et&C * l • Si - 101 1.8 Do. New lOl 101 dis - of the court to discharge the prisoner. The mere fact of an exci ing carriages - 81 88 - 100 ' all Do.6p c.Bdo pay. 1678, 91 96 - chequer Bills, 75., Ba. die. facilitating th e making ou t the bankruptcy wee not train were more than once searched, the result St 1 105 Caledonian 1 117 118 118 WO len D 0.51 do. de. 18774 86 N - 60 lan I an Cork and Bandon , - -Foreign stocks are better. Mexican Bonds hay eitficient to overrule the probability that each being that several persons were discovered to- 10 ; 5 Italian Branch, Limited' Par Om - a man as the bankrupt would not again abscond after bin have entered without the neoemary ticket ; ~ so all Cornwall Ol 7 10 . all Do. AfA no div. until 6- - - 10 1 Do. New 1 - - - risen 5 per cent. ; Turkish of 1862, } ; the Conic release from prison. The order for the discharge of the - SA NO Madras guar. 6p. cent 100 1061 - in one instance an individual was found 10 lai Do. Blp. c. buld to B . • - - - IL I* Do. do. a d o n .` ' 100 101 1001 lides, Greek Bondi', and Portuguese Scrip, 5 ; an' bankrupt must therefore be reminded. - st. IN Do. do. 44 do.- 96 100 - secreted under a seat, and it is needless 1 1 1 •I :1 1 l Mail ' aa•nataaJwie " " Spanish Naive, } per cent. Some of the prawn Dundee,Perth,&Ab&Jn 16 17 - * 5 De. Fifth Istassiou - - - 0.0 Say he was ejected from his berth with little Bt. mo I alinbargh sal Olsegow 1 96 99 - St NO Nillo. Corp. 6 per c. Bei - - - quotations are situated :-Turkish 1854 Loam COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ceremony. King was loudly cheered as he entered at. l eo Glasgow sod S. western . 107 109 - 50 i all, Ilea aad Hobson's Bart 67 69 671 After Term sittinp at Nisi Prins at CluildhalL-Illel,__ere It. 'lOO Great Eastern Ord. St. 484 491 491 1 1 10 1 all 1 N.Bigue& Con.claA &B 2 6 - 881 to 89} ; ditto, 1858, 70 to 5 ; ditto - Mr. Justice Mellor sad Special Juries.) the terminus. it is said, selected another N. leo 1 Do. A Stock.. 46 47 - 80, .100 :N.R.ofCan.6p.c.lnp.B.' 8$ 84 1862, 695 to 705 ; the Consolides, 46} t This was the first day of these sittings. The list nee. route. The train started punctually at the time el 100 ' Do. R. 58(.8N, N 0.2 484 - 86, 1100 'Wade, gua 5 par cent j 100 107 - G 1100 ;Groat Northof Soothed, - - - 86. 1100 1 Do. Delhi do, 1 1 1 :1 1 - 47 ; Greek, 26 to 5 ; Mexican, 34} to 5 ; Psi twins the names of 132 easels ;81 are new asses sad 51 specified, the intention it was rumoured, being to er.. We .Great Northern I 124 116 1141 I 10 ' 5 Do. do. do. I Z ig - save , 335 to 5 ; and Confederate, 38 to il remanets. There are 55 marked for epeeist juries. alight near Tunbridge Wells. The parliamentary st. Imo !W.A . , A TOO. NOWT. nn-I 130 131 130 St NO I Do. /aplomb do , 1 Three 'Pella /or! ranee wire 10 the dree het On the train, which left ten minutes later, conveyed num- St. 110 5 I Do.B i Wisp. c. la psid 8 134 136 - Bt. 1 100 I Do. Indite NUN dal 101 103 - Transactions aro recorded as follows :-Bremiliar memniaing of t h e "'art two war" withdrawn, and th e thi rd ben who were anxious to witness the contest. at. 1140 'Ot. South & West (Ire.) 90 101 N was nude a special we. The court adjourned about LW- fit 105 !Greet Western past 10 o'clock. The place at which the fight actually took place os. 100 Do. Stour Vali:km.BM - - - No. I Sk. I DOCK& 114 I a Via* 1 14 alea• Egyptian, 98 ; Greek, for account, 261 821 Th ls. ROMs. was Wadliurst, near Tunbndge Wells. After 25 I f i k . I : Be l ": te Bc l u t t e. "_ thseec ala• •• •1 8 6 4 Z i 401 - 1.066.4106 St swim West India . 1 100 14s 146 I n this cause, which we tried yesterday before Mr. rounds had been contested, in 35 minutes, King at. mo Do. Do. s wport 34 36 - 11.09,3101 St. London lOO 09 71 Justice Blackburn in the Bail Court, Westminster, the wax declared the winner. The contest was a des- at. 110, Do. Do. ileretore 102 los -1,939,80 a fil St. Katharine lOO ee 71 .7 5,4, 5, 5 ; Italian, for account, 71 - Mexican, for account, 344, 5,5, 5, 35 ; Nei jury, after being locked up nearly= hours, wait diaoherged, Aera te __ - - - sot Nina able to agree to a verdict one, an d H eenan was very muc h cut up. se. 1 10 .London and Blackwell 71 71 - 800,800, St Victoria 'lOO 102 105 - Granada, 14, ex div. ; Peruvian, 186 The fight ended, amidst great excitement, at about st lies ,Lee._ , Brigian.aeceess 156 me 1061 7 MOM 20 Do. New I2 - - ----- for aocount, 86} ; Portuguese, 1853, 481 44 COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE hall-past 10. St. 1184 !London iftathu&Dov.l 45 46 8t .100 1 London& North Wenn! 106 1061 1061 6 COIONLtf. GOVINNIONT 131C11111TIRS. ditto 1856, Arc., for account, 481, 5, (Before the Judge Ordinary.) St. 100 ILoodoeseSouthWeeteen' 101 101 1011 No. Swan INA a. Prigs& SUN 5 t ditto 1863, scrip, 5 prem. ; Russian, 182: MD V. 11110 AND DENT. -SPECIAL Jl7lly. THE COURT-MARTIAL ON COLONEL et 100 ' Man-Abel ' &lannnb ' ab i 47 •• 471 II 0 all Ilaryport and Carlisle - - - L 60,000 .. BrillshOoluip.o,lB7/103 106. IN - 91 ;ditto , 1850, 88} ; ditto, 1862, 881, 89 The Queen's Advocate and Dr. Swebey for the petitioner; CRAWLEY.- ( THIS DAY.) 14 all I Do. Do. 1 Nene - - _. .... .. Do. do. 1815 100 - - - Dr. Spif&s, foree respondent ; Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., for --c- St. 100 ,Metropolitan lll 112 1121 15 121 .... .. ta n Oev. Op...Mir/at 1 100 101 Ng - Sardinian, for account, 865, ex div. the eoraporid. At Aldershot this morning, the Parsee merchant, i r s. te : 1 Do. New „t s ni l Pml us -- .... .. Do.4lperenleb.&Aeg. , l49 142 104 ..,__ .. Dag percelLarA Sid 100 , 100 10 ... - Spanish for account, 335, 5, 5 ; ditto Col Charles John Kiw, /00 of the Rev. Win. 31 aim King, rec- Ardesseer Frarojee, was recalled and his cross- 454. all Do. N tar a un if Critahall . mar Saluhar y , sued f " a divaratirtet examination by the prosecutor proceeded with. at. 100 1 Do. M e rl & Deity 96 98 - 585,818 .. Do. 6 per at. Int. Stock 100 91 91 - his wife, Fanny Rosins, on the ground of her adultery with so en ism ot. Ws. (Ira).- - - - 100,00 .. Caged Offopelp.M.lffri 100 108 110 - for account, 70, 5 ; ditto 1882, 69} ; ditto for a William Dent. The to denied the charge, and Colonel Crawley then said that was all the sari- 26 all, Do. 1 Shane .. - - - do. • 18804 100 100 111 - Mrs. King further pl that her husband had hem dance he proposed to adduce for the defence, and 25 01111.141 Kent - - - .... ::I Do: do. 18004 100 100 111 - count, 695, 701 ; Venezuela, 1862, for accoun' guilty of COVViV OOOO and of conduct conducing to egeltsrY. be wished for an adjournment to allow time for r i. al l in• nagtiCer "WO- ~. • • ._. .. Do. do 1151 100 1 112 114 - 551. The petitioner in 1856 was engaged in mercantile pursuits hi m t o pre hint a dd rme. mo i Skein 64 611 62 10,000 ..10400n,N0v.111011,1161. 100 106 106 - in China ; and he become aninaisted at Macao, with a St. 1100 IDo lidin,Pertitand. 24 0 260,010 1 .. Do. 1878, do.. 100 110 112 - International Financial shares are quoted 4 widow and her daughter, named Sullivan. On the Ist of After some discussion this request was acceded st. .109 l 'N. Zostern-Berwlek 16 1141 ' Do. G. N. IL Pere- - - - 200,000 1 :.1 Do. 1678 NS 109 110 '- to }prim. ; General Credit, 25 to }prom. ; 1.01 - April, 1856, he married Miss Sullivan at Foo Chow to, and the court adjourned to Thursday, the 17th u 01 1 D e • / ce d e 6B 200,000.. Do. 1882 NI 108 110 - don Financial, 75 to 85 prem. ; Hudson's Bel Foo, sad he had had three children by her but instant. It I* I Do. York BB B* 166,1100 .. Natal. Gov.' per out. ..11011 107 109 - oily two survived. Mn. Sullivan having also been St 105 Do. Cutlets - - - 109000 .. New Brans. Gov. 6pM. 10 106 108 - 25 to 25 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 15 to 1 since remarried was now Mrs. Gingel. The co-respondent * all Do. Stect&Daelleg 271 171 371 4 .... .. N.S.Walesov. 6 p.e.18661011 100 105 - prem. ; Merchant Banking, 4} to 5 prem. Dent was an 'Minute friend of the Sullivan' at Macao, and THE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT 1 4 17 Do. do. 1856-68 9 10 pea - .... ..I Do. 6p. e. 1871 to 1676,100 101 101 - it was alleged that a _guilty intercourse had subsisted ItYDE. 8 Do. do. 18041 7l 71 pia - St, NO North London - ...: j _ ..1 Do.6p.c 1888 w 1851;100 ' 101 102 101} 1 Mortgage Bank of India, 25 to } prem.; Nation) 160.000 -Inv Zealand 6 pee cent 100 i 110 112 - between him and Mrs. King from a very short time after . 10 6 I Do . New - 250,000 .. Neat Scotia 6p. e., 1876 100 104 10 - Steam, 35 to 45 pm.; West India and Pacific Steen the marriage. At Ryde, Isle of Wight, early yesterday morn- gi, me 1 N or te atarromsene re 2$ -. MON .. gineendend nov.6 p. M.llOO 111 Di - 15 to 15 prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 3to Mrs. Elizabeth King, the mother of the petitioner, ' ins, a man named Robert Hallett, a labourer, murdered 10 silln. et 8. Western Jena 11 1.11 11 1 „.. „la AnstOov.op. a. Bonds JlOO 11l 112 - stated that her emend his wife first came to Long Critchell, a woman named Philips, and afterwards attempted to St. 109 18001421 i Central - ••• • • •1 01600 v 0 PgIsnaIll17'110 107 105 - prem. ; East London Bank, 15 to 25 prem. is the year 1867, and they lived together in various places, oommit suicide. The murderer sad the deerased hat r e: L a os .)sr•ottutishsh Midlandl2.ll. Aber.Bl,2 96 41 100 44 - ...... ..f Do. do. 4p.c.Aprillioe.lloo 109 105 105 51 and Discount Corporation, 45 to 5 prem. rill the petitioner left Ragland again to go to Shanghai, in been cohabiting for scene Yeem- Buth hed been married 10 an Shrewsbury A Welrtml • - BRITISH JUNIN March, 1860. He le ft his wife at the rectory, but she *on previously ;he had been separated from his wife, and she sa me sh rep i, m i m e - No. I Sh. I 10855. I Pd. I CI. pekes i Sales. The gold by the West India packet has been take Hamad i s t o re j o i n K m Gi nge j, e t Beth, and she led sins. from her husband, in consequence, it is said, of her disci- St. 'lOO South Devon 3l St - 76,000 1 1 'Cantinas Cen Gold. Ll 4v ., to be relined, and may afterwards be bought by U h ee d by boned be various pert. of th e country . Win less lute habit". The murderer', age is upwards of 50, the St. 1100 ,South Eastern S. Yorksh. &River Do 1164 / 1 90 5" 94 61 - &WO .. Maven= 2 Bank. had esdeavoured to persuade her to go out to her husband woman's was upwards of 40 . They lived* a small tenement at 100 ;tool .. CHINN Antal. - The total amount of gold shipped for Brazil 1 se b e d b een arranged, b u t s h e p l ea d e d i n di ern i • belonging to Hallett, who poessised some property in Ryde ri . I m ailri a Ace,:okinglim.fhit ili 70 4 - 1,024 .. Duce. Con. vacate.) 1 146 511 rd the steamer Magdalena, which left Soutbampt< 165 160 - 12.6001 .. Deakeindle - g m wit. then wro t e to ter medial e d • a few yaws sines, in St. John's-reed, near the Roman 10 3 Do. B - 612 . Zug Brest (Mw* .. 80 57 ON - yesterday, was 148,700 t. new, and he said that if she would take proper mama catholic cathedral. On TowelnYermting Belle" had received 10 8 Do. C 2l *MR - 54,000 1 lest Clegg Geld Wm) N. Idi par - The City of London has brought 31,0001. she might fit herself for the voyage. Again premed her to or borrowed some money from a room in HO* and, 60 all Meter - - - 6,144 .. Let Condon UMW - go, but she was very angry, and left Critchell, where abs returnioll home with it, sPlear , to nave had • dunking 25 I I° Do. - - - 11,000 .. last Care Brea - specie from New York. _ wu at the time visiting. On another occasion she told wig. toot in his house in company with the woman Phillips, her 12 4 al i Du - -4,000 W. lesson (revisit.) 8112 . 1 _ The subjoimii circular, dated yesterda annonnc scant that she had known Mr. Dent when die wits reputed father. a fisherman named Sanders, and a youth, a :. 10 ,T,p ,, q2reath NI .. Gresabler &M. A 2075 K [( 601 X B 4l 10 - city thirteen yam of ego ; that be wee t h e only person son of Sanders. All tour slept io the house that night. moms Ran. & Nance 170 176 - INN .. Great South rases .. 17, . 4 0 - the failure of Mr. W. N. de Matto', of Leadenba St ;100 ;Waterford & Massey. - - - 5,08 .. G. W. Yoe (tioa) .. so 114 Ist - street. The liabilities are estimated at as much that she had &arty loved ; and that she had unfortunaWly During the night Sanders heard the woman cry out, fit. 100 I West Cornwall - - "Father, father !" but he seems to have taken little or no St. 160 I W.liartlpl. nub. &RI - - - MOO .. g e m, I &ISA 0 0 =attached herself to him without any prospect of return for- 1,090 .. j oot I Si. 12e. 18 at 500,0001., but no correct idea can yet be form her affection. She said be bad told her to write to him notice, quarrels between them being M frequent occurrence. 0.00 0 • • ,BiliPten Downs 1 0116202 la 1 with regard to the result of the liquidation. TI if any gentleman ever proposed to h„ . With n ln the moving the son got up, and on leaving the house MOO. .. lady Bertha I KILO 2 - impression with regard to it, however, is unfavou 7},‘ so teat hint she h a d t e h en nan 2 mitmg . of as looked into the room in which the man and woman 'lei* PORRIGN RAILWAY& assl .. 16 ilinst lt.lay Wont) ek 14 14 - e gi ec fr om a perm for whom s h e did not and saw both lying on the floor and covered with blood. sp . 1 pd . I B ermes& 9.0:1 .. 31a Valley - able. Mr. de Mattes appears to have made lac Noels( prima 1 811110 OOO9 4 Iteryedy Iron Ore - 14 Ile losses on coal contracts entered into with the g ia the least an, to write to Mr. Dent, and He gave the alarm and medical aid wee procured, when it , 0 .„ ..... , ~,,,,,_,_ I - .. ewSolon be advised h ap t o accep t i t. sh e wee so envy en d di enp • was found that the woman wee quite deed, and that th e 11 0 " e r t l'a usg qi e. 77 l l.7 . : I tat - 4000 .. W orth Downs - vernment and public companies, and the creditc pirated at that answer that she at onus accepted witness's man had a frightful Pall in hie throat, but wee still brio& s sillialgian Z. JaeeZe..., - ii - 700 .. orth Soakear - are uuderstood to be largely in the coal trade. an, who had also in the meantime nofortunately proposed A large carving knife wu found on the floor. It was at fird 10 8 :Bayreso.southere (L) - - - 8,000 .. N. Wh. Basset fill** 11 . 0 2.1 * - is also said that losses have been made in sh to her . Wit ness strong l y urge d h er to return to h er me , believed the murderer would not recover ; but, later in 10 14 Copenhagen ;Limited).. 1 Ipa - 6,8401 .. North Wheal Crotty telling her that she was sure she would find in him the day, the medical men who had been called in were of vs an i Copispo possibility of his recovery. A int o au. ~ , ,,,,,D a. E xte & n w - - 31 4 4 - 1,120 .. :Providence W. UMW 1947 42 44 - chartering and in attempts to run the blockade Tool ...Rosins ?roman • • - the Confederate ports. twist indulgent husband. Witness looked fold r. Dent Opinion thet there was • 81 . sio VD. Clem) .II 416 425 sd - si a sort of guardian ; for the respondent hadwitness coroner's is will be held on the body of the murdered se 15 :Dutch u lth rg entah le"."l4 11 - 1 - 1 pm 171 - 490 .. .S. W. Frances (WNW 191 8.9 00 00 - 27, Loadenhallatreet, London, Dec. 9. that all her mother's popover was in his hands. Had woman to-day. - 00• Stray Park 10.17.6 110 811 - It is with feelings of deep et that I have to armour written to Mr. Dent. He rep li ed that he would do all in 26 all 1 reatern of Prance .... 19 19 - 9000 6 Tam rilL&LeadllnCl 141 1 f he power to forward witness ' s views, and he promised to WEATHER REPORT .-( THIS DAY.) 90 an Ilia Riusian gua. 5 p."., - - - 6,000 .. ' lie Croft write to her again ; but he had never done so. —e-- * a ,Ore it Luxembourg .... / 111 12 - nes, .. w ag e n ou n m eson ) .TileArl LON .. W. Condos (Liskserd) 6 90 II - Youngs, and Co., b y whom a statement of my Wawa 20 allltalian Junction..., . - - - Elizabeth Halool_ se (who mu sworn in the manner cum- MINA& INORiena 10, 8 nit BO ell Naut&Llege j l3L: L the 81 9 - &COO .. West Chivertee - forthwith prepared mid submitted to my creditors. In I Maury =opt 8o se covenanters) was nurse to the re- , 20 all , Do.ap. c.Prf. Bekaa* 20 204 - 400 .. West Beton - mistime soliciting your forbearance, r am. &n, 'modest and stated that in Now., 11358. she went with bar B. 1. D. Wl. x. cr.ir. Lis. 16 an 'Northern __.,ed .88 Me 612 .. Wh. Basset tlllgginn- 01 r a l - W. N. DI HA/708. cuter and mistress to Bath. Mr. b e et met theist at the — - - ,_ l6 15 IDs . New Rh. (lea USK) - - - 266 .. ; eh. Butler (same ) . 6 r 7 - railway station. Mr. and Mrs. King stayed at Mrs. Ginger& Nairn 1100.41 LS W. m e ist s 10 all I N.IteLl &Ayres g.7p.s. 10 10 - 4.800 .. Wheal Leda* - The London and North Western Railway Mal 1 Mr. beat came coostandy to see the respondent, and she was MTN= • • ••• Inn LW. 12 b .-__ 15 21' Do. do. d 0.... par Ipm - I always out with him. He left BOA a few days before Hr. and m .„.,,,.. 1 • 21 °. 29.8144 W. Ue - 10 all I Norwegian Trunk Ted, 8 9 - i lt h 1 . : i 5eum w3 " 8 . 4 ,,,, A "" 1 " 1 " 1•4 1 s u e leo ll 1 0 , Im i - return shows this week an increase of 9,0054 ;tl Great Eastern, an increase of 2.8371 • the Lo nde 29.9458 W.N.W. 28 c - 20 all "tame SmyrnalMlN) wi ll/ 3 18 - 1,000 1 .. ,1111. reelasnify Mall 7 I 10 . 90 ali - Yr& King. When the family returned to Lembo, ] fir. ,=„,... 6.0001 .. !Wheal Union 14160 8 ' - and South Western, an increase of 1,845 ;eke Gra (!9 5 5' a w.&w. 24 f 20 all 'Perla, Lyou.andliant. - Dent gun met them at the station. Er. King bad busi- itT ee r e W e tW....heneel , grave% n o au man Paris and Orleans l7 30 - Western, an increase of 3,995 t. ; and the Gre, sea to attend to, lied went into the City every day. He Gaiway KIS 7 W. 11.16. se aus 20 ell Recife &8. Irrands.(L) 16 17 - FORININ MINK& returned about am o'clock. Mr. Dent cams to see her, and Cape Clear.- Ile.** /LW. 28 c - 10 all 'Royal Danleh l4 16 - Na I M. I mime IPd 1 Cl. pricea I Salm Northern, an increase of 1,734/. the herself was always out. Told her at last that it was not 90121960w0 ••• /WW N.W. 18 ta - ID 3 IRoyal Sardinian - - - The prospectus of the General Floatiug Dm proper to be out so mash. She made no certitude, an- 0 .‘, 2412 1 1 °• 1 •• • • 213 • 11 ; W.S.W. 12 b - 5 all Ro j yal Swedish. - 16,0001 1 lAlandlles (Limited) ..I 1 1 die tpm - 30 11 44 W&W me - 4en Do. 7 per cent. i i 11 - 7 20. 460. 0001 1 3. Autralall Accom o.p.(un l IN 1 1 - Company (Limited) is issued. This undertakir swer. While they were lodging in Sloane-stresi Mr. Dant ''".' he "7" he ::::: no : u e l 'ratify , . *e - * all Sambre and acmes 8 - - has been formed with a respectable board, whit lad to be at the house all day ; but he gene- Presume . ...40441471 Waco& £o - 10 all Do. 0 per meat Prof lO - 10,000 5 HouiLL&M.Do.fLho. ' all 111 2 - rally left before Mr. King returned . Had known Igreet !lem eo N.W. 20 f 0.14 SO 8 lan Pub (L.l 6.70 e/ 0 1 pmt 511 1900 10 Cape Copper (Limited 4 I 1 die - includes three French names, for the constructic lim go away just before Mr. King came home, and return L'Orind. r 1623 62 W.S.W. w f 0.06 "a n 1 Do ' •• ll 21 1 - 16,0501 1 Silver (Limited 16s. '1 d per - of floating docks upon the principle invented au to dinner. One day idioms had occasion to 10 iota the 1100541022 •• • - 30 • 20 , 43 1 ILL NI o - 10 all 5. And . &Loin. Vanden 201 10 - 12,001 0 Co Copper Oll 16 11l - patented by M. Conran, the shipbuilder. Thechie leek drawise-room. Her land being full, she pushed Use Plymouth ••• •• * 3l 41 W. 24 o - 10 15 "SoathEast. of Portugal. - die - 70.0001 20 Coptapo ttlealtsl). -14 51 0 - lb 3030441' WNW door epee with her foot. The door would not open laseause =l t ja *::: s e : m 47 • w. . • le e eas 90 all J Southern of trues-. 25 4 171 - u 0 B y, 20 8 Turin and Savona-- 4 $Ms - 100.000 1 Don Pedro, N. Del 0 0 i I pan - but not exclusive field of operations, is to be Franc. 71,0001 1 Du . MountOop.(Lit au - where theoompany is to come into possession of son tlisre went a chair spent it. Heard some ea* hurriedly sit Lunch ,, autx 6 6 , w. 20 sa eas ss. 2 ° all s ,, ' D° 5 .,,,,.. d : l4 16 - 29000, 3 Yet Del Bev (Limited) 11 i clis - down. never _ nin nee? IT WIT I es: Ka en .. West erg 76 76 - mom; 2 Perinea fLitnitedl....l all a aye] notion orivilemia and conermaiona_ A rasmmonn fliewitnesio wu ander encerninstion when onr report left) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) B. 111. Nan...- 20.6011 AbeedeM; . 29.7l! Leith 29.31 1 44 IMMO, 29.91 p 11==-102244 . h . I 22. Chtmay 20.14!1 Cape eleez 120.2146 20.16 ar p 00 1 67 20.11' 1102yheed 30.11; Pembroke 2442 Peammoe . 1 471 Oriel Meant. 30.29 62 , Rochefort 30.30 46, Plymouth - ;10.61/6 7! meymouth 30.30144 r Poriamoeth —20.27 47 , Lemke 30.21,331 Dover 30.22'42, Yarmouth - 30.1620, llMMoland 30.211441, W.N.W. WNW. N.N.W. TR/DAY. 011 SATURDAY. W. to N. and to N.E.. NOanl-Eagg. W.N.W. to N.N K. and fresh. some fall In back, fresh, generally places. fine souse snow In land. W.N.W. to N. and L, War COASTS Northerly to L, fresh, fresh, generally tine. clear, fine. N. W. to N.E., fresh to Boo= Courts. N. N. W. to Z. N.L, moderate, clear, line. moderate to light, clear. th.e. N. to E. and B.E. mo- SOUTHEAST. N.N.K to E.S.F.,tresh, dente, clear, tine. cloudy, fine, some snow Inland. - -Immo. to Lincoln. WeetwDonegal so Cons I - TAT. wise Malden. Ile: West. s.W.otlrsace' No. ft k BULL 72 h - 1 itE 1 WORSHIP STREET. ANOTHEII APPIZITTIC3 SZNT TO MORON. George Timothy Creme was brought before Mr. Leigh, on • warrant charging hint with absconding front his aPpeentioeship. Yr. Robert Ayres, • cabinet server, in bodiless at ZIG, Estbasl-gresa.road, said that the youth bad been an incise rat solute of trouble to him slang the completion of the *Mature, with which he had not received any premium. Re thought little of absenting himself two or three days • weak under various pretexts, and finally left on the 20th alt., without assigning any intention of so doing. Fairs'', warrant officer of the district, mentioned that in ce of a summons obt a i ne d against the apprentice by muter, he went to hie residence, but found that be had decamped; also that, having heard he had plaided illness god obtained medicine from an infirmary to bear oat the assertion, he (witoess) made inquiries, and sacertained beyond the shadow of a doubt that his alleged indisposatioe was all a "sham." After much trouble he succeeded in taking bim on the previous evening on a warrant, from the house of biz parents. Defendant coolly observed, while leaping carelessly in the dock, that he had not any questions to sok, and that it was all right," alum tad aid that in such was as this, where no pre. mama had been given, there was •• proceeding by sumrnoos, which enabled masters to compel an apprentice to serve sod make up all the time they had equandered away—a fact out Rsenliy known by the latter, or they would probably Dot run themsel ves into such di ffi culties. Unfortunately youths were M the practice of depriving their masters of their me rlon when near the cooclusion of the indeoturee--the time most valuable to the master. Defendant was sent to prison for one month with bard kbour, on hearing which sentence he smiled, and said, Thonk you 141,7amW118rAWA.1 !'T!aceIAm4PIITI°4I 20:000 100 .10,000 100 20 Anglo Austrian 40 , Australasia 401 Do. New 15 Bank of Egypt 100 Bank of London 20 Bank of ot (tubed) 100 Bank of Quenselaada.) , 60 Bankofki mi 100 ;Bank of W c rlea rla itina) 10 Bank of NewEealmid 0 ißrasillan&PortugeriefL 50 Brit. & American MO. 60 British N. America .- 20 Cbar.Bk. Brit. Columbia . 1D .C. Bic India,Aus , China 25 Clirtrd. IL of Inds, &e ; 100 ,City .. Do. 100 'Colanial New VII tom. Bk. of Comda. 2 10 100•••1060.4 lank (I ) 100 Oostlastlel (La nds.a) 60 beet London ( 100 English and Irish (Lim) Et £n .Scot. 4Aual.Chart4.! 60 European Bank(lAmitedi 100 indosiaChina&.Jap. (L): MI 100 'lmperial Bank, Limitadl 'amorist 20 ;Lind Mort..k3k. l Ottoman ndia(L)l 100 • London Bank of ficiA (LI 100 ;London and Brannan 100 ILon.B Ayres&R. Motel) 100 'Lon., Mr., &S. Staff. (L)! 20 'Lon. Ch. Bank of Atistri.l 100 London and Colonial (L. 60 ;tondo* and County 100 ILon. Hamkg.Cou.Kx.() 60 London Joint Stock 100 ;Lon. and Middlesex f 1 ) 100 Lou. and Northern (L ) 20 London & Routh African 20 Do. Dn. New ' 100 London & S.American(L 100 Lon. & 8. Western U. 10. ,Lon. & Westminster 60 'Mercantile Exchanger'. 100 illistro.& Pros. Bank (L . IGO Do. Ite‘ersed iii 56= n 30 pat I 1 13 1 4 74 76 21 27 psi II 20 !le I dial 41 64 North-1 .ginfloatlmltogtiti Memel and Mow Say COOMl:lbigiii.- LOWltralt el Dever to Laming*, and Heligoland. BARON noon cot POOILISM.—In charging the grand jury at Exeter Allein4, on Tuesday, Baron Pigott alluded to • case where the prisoner we. charged with wilful murder, and observed that his business or occupation was stated to he that of a pugilist, which induced him to make some remarks upon that subject. He bad read that morning in the newspapers that in the metro polis all the preparations were now made for • great prize fight between two men for 2,0001_ to which all the country were invited. He we. one of those who thought that all who socouraged pugilism from the notion that it created arum( Faelishmen a manly and courageous feeling were greatly and utterly mistaken. On the contrary, be believed from long experience that it was productive of hard feeling and great brutality in those who took part io it. Those who encouraged it and those who witnessed it all brought themselves alike within the influence of • very bad practice. He hoped this county wu not to be the souse of this great fight, and it would be • disgrace to the magistracy and to the polio' if every effort were not made to prevent it from taking d to punish these who took part in it. Or an When they came to consider the ease of the man Stevens, charged with murder in • fight, they would find his observa tions pretty well justified. It was said a few years ago that if people would only encourage prizefighting it would lead to the suppression of the knife. He had just come from a county where he had to try . no lees t h an nine cases of cutting with a knife, a crime which formerly was scarcely known. but now it was common with almost every boy who was offended to whip out his knife, and he was ready to slaughter the person who had given the slightest provixation. He was sure that pugilism was very likely to produce brutality rather than to prevent it. THE GREAT EnSTERN.—Thu Liverpool creditors bad a meeting yesterday, to consider what were the most advisable steps to take for the proteetioa of their interests in view of the sale of the resell by auction, which in announced fur the 14th. Two propositions were laid before the meeting, one for the creditors to form a new company, In which the amount due to them shall repro seat so many paid-up shares of 11. each, the remaining capital required to be raised by creating shares to the amount (inclusive of those absorbed by creditors) of 160,000/. This being arranged, the representatives of the new company would bid at the auction to the extent of 160,0301. The other scheme was to die. pose of the vessel by lottery, in the way of which, however, three are many difficulties, am tottenes in this country are illegal, an d the project would have to be actually cu rled out on the Continent. though the shares would all be had bore. The lottery plan hes been frequently mooted before, and it is believed that if carried out the whole of the shares could be taken up easily in Li verpoo l, N o definite resolution was adopted, sad the martin was ad- Married in order to allow time to °Mahe information uto the lottery project.—Alanchester Guardian. ROYAL OZOGRAPHICAL SOCIITY.—Monday, De umber 14, st 8f p.m., Sir R. I. Murchison, K.C.8., pro. amt. in the chair. Papers to be read :-1. "On For mosa," by Robert Swlnhoa, Esq., F.ELO.S. ; 2. "Journey from Nazareth to Bomb-Moab, and thence to Damascus, by F. A. Eaton, Esq. 1 t hi 6 6 imal U I* ISiSi Si i ii IS mil IN MS I 111 n xd Mr . - II 11 - SOUTHW A RK. THE OVERCROWDING or SMALL nommen. The OWD•7 Of twenty-eine small houses, iuhabitad by upwards of three kindred poor working people, in Magda. len-coort, Toolevetreet, At. °lave's, was summoned, under the 12th ►nd 1:1th sections of the Nuisance Removal Act, for poring thole houses overcrowded, and in such a stste as to be totally nett for hump habitation, the whole of those houses being without a supply of water. lit. see, the clerk to the district board of works, at tended to prefer the complaints, but the owner neglected to repeat. 6,000100 iYldlaml Hank (L 1164 • • 10,000 100 Nalloual of LAverposi(l, 10,000 100 IN.Pro. of England 25.000 10 Do. New .. 00,004 20 j Do. Do. 20, .4,000 26,000 inaiimat Bank ... Neer &mill Wales. llr, John Hooroe, the sanitary inspector of St. °laves )ml4 of works. said him attention was called to th.e• booms io October last, and on visitiog them be found them to be not only in a most filthy state, bat aurrouoded with poor familia., wh o paid enormom rents. There were 310 prewar athe 29 houses. The mills were filthy, sod covered with ver min. The reillogs were as had, and the Boors wens broken v, completely rotten and Witoess reported the ore.orortance" to th e vestry, aed by their order he served num" on the owner of the houses to cleanse them, and pat them in habitable 000ditioo. The owner, hoe/ever, had De eted to do s o , an d w h en w i tness visited the houses on orals) , last the water supply to all the homes had been tut off owing to the owner not paying the water rate. Mr. Jarmo Northcote Vine., the medical officer to the board of works of St. Nave's, said his attention was eallrd to the homes by Mr. Monroe. Having visited them, be tafried their filthy coalition to the vestry, and the proper !Mime were served the owner. Witness visited the b " !!! Yesterday, and fo un d them over.erowded, sad in seek filthy condition that unless the inhabitant' were immedi -0•11 removed, fever would beak out among them, and ilorred in the cl oset ) tenanted houses adjoining. The houses ought to be ern • sad clamed immediately. as they we r e roluwed for tt • hardworking poor, who hid been ejected 6.000 50,403 20,000 10,000 New Zealand , lAndtedd Oriental Bank Corporal ,Provlnc. of Ireland po. New 28,000 20 Seinde, Pun/ :8/ Delhi (L I 18,000 25 South Australia . ; 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa 4,4.50 /00 Do. do. j 40.000 26 I:nIon of Australia 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Ullll4l 00,000 50 union of London DEBENTURE No. 1 Sh. Idls 51 I pal par t l lt gr a ' 1.113 paz. 21 71 PP* 10 14 Oldie 16 17 pm 8 10 pm S 2Ms 26 28 _4)- 244111 Dif par ptn, 314 87, ' - gia274": par le 03d11 n ' I 4 in' I 2 pm! I 2 pm; le 401 6 7pm K 2 1 Ma 68 68 et $2 lIPE O le 40 lo 44 pal 10 18 pro 61 53 99 89 si 40 2 4 &II »~.~. 610,001 II .. 22 i S ai 1 1 41 1 $11 66 Pal Q. plan. l lit.lita 4 p.a. 1166.1116eir. 0. a tbs.,. p.e.JsuaaJ WS O. Wata. W. Y. -... 1 .. wy l ise p. et . laa I July... 100 Latte.ang.46.a.labaJly lal Leal , Vi. 6 p.alsaWly LaN WAltahut/t/ 166 Dm Se a e.Jaathaly 166 LiS.W.,4p.e.Jastalely WO lildlaa 4 ,66.62raajely lee N. Bettle. Z. P. a a S., 6 p. et., Feb. a Aft... 100 Bt. N.16tra..6 p.e.JaatJetyllat fa ,800 t. N.Z.,4p.e.Ap.aoet. ;160 101 VS N 101 418,000, Bt. 030.000 StSt 1022225 812,830 85 259,720 Bt. 101 108 N 100 N 100 N 140 Si 87 N 100 N 1N 82,431 1 79 Is' a N. I Pd. I Unman. I 1 Clol4este,36rday. PONS j Wei today to 1 100 ,an Atlantle&lll. Lawmoosi 11) 61 i lb I 7 IN. 100 Bora. Do. Do. Nlor.ewShares etC.la.g.ap.e. 1 1066 1 .- pm 10 11 1 1 —• 1 I 1I all ,Budalo & Lake Huron 64 16 ' oil' Do. Preference Ol 10 1100 Bad., Boutt,&Gedarke flp. C. Ida. Aag.1.1812 —•-• 1N 108 Do. do. July 1.1871 1N 100 . Do. do. June 1,16761 et 'lOO CaL & B.Sastern 6p.c. 6. 101 106 BL 1100 Cspe T. it Dockap. 0. 6.1 101 103 1 7004 101 all IDensletra,7 p.e.psr. 8R .10 INaat. Bengal au. 6 St 100 and Indian gli. Ido 16 64 gal 1071 71 6 i 20 10 1 Do. Glatensice 1 llpee 10 1 Do. II do l at lo 100 'Grand Trunk of Canada 11 21 ista 100 all ' Do. Ist 'put Bonds 7l 74 100 all Do. do. deferred Id 61 100 all Do. Ind pref. Bonds lll 68 100 '.l Do. do. deferred IS 63 100 all Do. llrd pre. Stock 100 . 211 Do. • go. deferred 88 42 .- 100 • all Do. 4111 prof. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred 21 28 ... 81. 100 Grist Indian Pootesult : 1 10 0 7 , 1 1 . 100 20 'll Do. 4 percent.. 9) ,12 Do. J g. anuary. toe SR 'lOO Gt. B.of India g. 6 p. 06 1 1 St. 100 1 Do 44 per tont. — Bt. 2 Do Wl ,j all I Gt. Western of Coaada Of 10 o i l 10 110 e 1.8 Do. New lo4dls 100 ' all Do.6p c.Bda pay. 1673, 92 101 96 160 lan D 0.61 do. do. 18774 86 BS 10 ; 1 Indian Branca, 16mIted, par Om 10 1 Do. New 814 10 Madras oar. 6p. cent , 1060 1000 N. IN DO. do. of do ' 100 101 1000 11t. 160 Do. do. 4 do.— 96 100 N 1 De. 71811 Isiondoo et 100 llelb. Corp. 6 per a Bel 50 1 all i Kalb. sad Hobson's Bayl 67 69 674 10 1 all IN.BrundOuselaa &B I 6 BL 1100 :N.B.ofCan.op.c.lstp.B. 8$ 84 el Iwo 'Bclade. pm 5 per centj 100 107 8< 1100 1 Do. Delhi do. ,11 10 0 6 6 1 p. 10 1 1 Do. do. do. 1 1 BR 100 I Do. Purlieu!. do 1 Bt. i 100 Do. Indus St. Viol do 1101 103 'Don Accord Oop.(11:. , m... Emil. L.tt a•Co.(l.lm Cape Cogr er lLlmited Uml Copper Coptapo ithalted) . . Don Pedro, K. Del Ftei Du . llonnt.C.Lnal. hat Del Dap (Umltall Porton. (Limited) 1 General a [spends (Limited) ;Unarm 'leatienlen (Linallad) Marianna a 14 Aare°. Bras.o.ll.(L • N. Shine C.otS.Ana ild Pontidband Ililvarlamd al IPart Phillip 1 31 nts Barb.Oold .1 ) 'Scottish Austrai (Um ). 1 1 1 J k j°l'n itedli de eL itel !Ll ianL en : , , VslianasseaGold(Llm 1 Vancouver OW (Lim) I Walking d) I all Yndamilmitait (Limite a (Lana)! all iffaczuratious. lib. 1 Ownints. I Pd. I CIL paima i Sala dls pa d par 28 28 pm 6 4 • Ma isiiosi I 11,0001 10 414 4 111 5011 1 10. 10 WAN 1 46,000 I 10,000' 10 , AD210.110212055 60,052 10 :Allude PIMA St. (L) 20,000 25 :Austral= .. 47,000' 10 Berlin Waterworks (14 10,000 6 Bombay G as (Limited, . . 11"1 ail If au dls per 57 50 1 U zdj is n i s kis e ters' rs es I zd - 1 TINE' 6, , 000 , 110 &Ma 634,7801. Sa 'B. &1. Stag. T ea l L 12,500' 20 l arltlah Indian (1 ) 10,000 20 Delta& Iron 1 40,000 !),Canada Agency As. (L)1 6,016 1124 1 0ioada Land :L) 26,000, 10 Ceylon Company 40,000 10 ,Oorn.otAfrkanner.(L) ' 12,000, 21 ,C. C ap.ll 1002951 St. 100.6!0. 86 Ir a rreterence .1 227,0002.1 et. Do. 6p. M. Perp. Dab S 10.000 100 , Dlooonnteorporalabn 60,000, 10 India brig. It Canal .. 20 Egyptian Corm& rrd.(L 1172,276 L ' et. Electric Telegraph lO 19,000 6 Bog and Al.. Copper a MAW 10 0 taedit&Pin.ofLos.(l *4O 16 Oast Steam Navigation li 330.0001 1 float Ship (Walton 100,0001 1 De. 17; per cent prof al 100 000, 10 Hudson's Bay lO 150,000 10 Internal. Vtoon.Soe. ( 4 . & 60,010 10 Iltallanlrds. (Can. Co y.)! 10000001 100 De.. p. e. r 1 an 40,000 26 1/46411lockDieam0(i.) 40.600 26 I Do. Now %AO 26 Load. Alrkan Tvadio/i I 12.000' 6 I Lood.Dblzict Telell4L all 20.000 60 Load. Than Aro. (L 16 176,000 4 Load. O. Oenalbew 11(Ll' all 00,000 20 !Madras !Man & Canal 1 12,0-N1 10 i Media Estes Tel (L) all 10000. 50 IgereaweralltAaso.ii 22,500, 10 Natal laad&Col.D. 80,000 , National Db. DM. 0,000 20 ,Nerbuddaooal & I as] ! 0,000 20 N ew 20,000 1 26 s lt.roalsndT.&Loaa(L)l 182,676 1 'l4. HAMA Austral& (1.), all 100 000 1 , 026• Mal Or (Unitodl all 60,000 1 1 Do. New 1 40,000 10 'arlenalsalsadOlealLL, 011- 10,000 5 Ottonma gbaiiell , I 000,0001 St. Peed 1116.(L 100 20.000 60 'Peninsular & O. Stow an SO 10,000 69 Do. New 17,000' 10 Quebroda !Lad 10,000 60 I ithyoney Loa all ID 31 10,000, , l6 I lb. New I all al 31 4,250 25 Biol. City improv. (L). 121 20.750 23 Dila, ditto I 4 9 16.000 100 Royal Mall Steam 140 76 70 I 2090001. SA. 'mannish Anat. lay. (1 I'l9lo 146 148 10,000 60 'S. Ahteaa M. & 10. (L ': 6 If lipm 14.400 24 ,noaLit Australian Land all 22 14 280,000. 20. ,Erborrine Telegraph ,lOO 46 66 1 1 Do. noip al f I 12,500 ,10 :Troft&AgeorpotAns. Li I I 60,000' 20 'T. & L Co. at U. famed* 6 4pm Ipsl 10,000 Vaned& Take Co. (L. ) d in Par 10,001 P 20 Vaa Diesso's Loa.— ' 2114 0 12 I lee - PRUE/LENGE SNARLS. Bristol sad Iseler 4 per ant. dock, 94k. Gt. Esotam, R. Coasting Bstnneino, No. 2, 110. Gt. West,—Original Pref. 4i p. 0., 99g to 100. Louden and Brigham, 7 gm mat. pied. . l o* 158 k Midland, Leicester and !Liana 4 par mat., 94 to 9 -. 61 U . BB IP Par ' 19 zi si 116 119 116 118 1 I 107100 I 24.1 fi maul al abet i 2 dii a g? air. 1. jigs 1 lice' p . 2 1 g 2r, • 4E, 1 tpm! :I , tri al* tit et le ttpm: r _ 6! } I}m The stook markets to-day have shown much strength. An advance, however, which took place in the morning, has not been fully maintained up to the present hour. The funds are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday, while English railway stocks, and the speculative foreign bonds, exhibit an advance. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 45c., being sc. better than yes terday. Consols are now quoted sol to 91, ex div. for money, and 911 to #, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 901; ditto for account, 911, 1 ; Three per Omits. Reduced, 901, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1061, 1; ditto Bonds, Be., 15.. dia.; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 103 ; and Ex chequer Bills, 75., Be. die. Foreign stocks are better. Mexican Bonds have risen 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1862, f ; the Conso lides, Greek Bonds, and Portuguese Scrip, 1 ; and Spanish Paseive, f per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 88} to 89}; ditto, 1858, 70 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701 ; the Consolid4s, 46} to 47 ; Greek, 26 to I ; Mexican, 341 to 1 ; Pas sive, 33} to ; and Confederate, 38 to 42. Transactions arc recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 861, ex div. ; ditto 1863, 86} ; Egyptian, 98 ; Greek, for account, 261, 1, it, 1, I ; Italian, for account, 71 ; Mexican, for account, 34}, 1,1, f, 35 ; New Granada, 14, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, I for account, 86} ; Portuguese, 1853, 481 ; ditto 1856, Arc., for account, 48}, 1,1, ; ditto 1863, scrip, 1 prem. ; Russian, 1822, 91 ; ditto, 1850, 88} ; ditto, 1862, 881, 89 ; Sardinian, for account, 861, ex div. ; Spanish for account, 331, ; ditto Cer tificates, for account, 131, f, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 70, 1 ; ditto 1882, 69} ; ditto for ac count, 691, 70} ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 651. •e dashal - SR i 51 International Financial shares are quoted 4/ to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to prem. ; Lon don Financial, n to 81 preen. ; Hudson's Bay, 21 to 2i die. ; Egyptian Trading, I/ to 11 1 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 4,} to 5 prem. , Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to prem.; National Steam, 3} to pm.; West India and Pacific Steam, I/ to prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 3to prem. ; East London Bank, I/ to 2/ prem. ; and Discount Corporation, 4} to prem. The gold by the West India packet has been taken to be relined, and may afterwards be bought by the Bank. The total amount of gold shipped for Brazil by the steamer Magdalena, which left Southampton' yesterday, was 148,700/. The City of London has brought 31,0001. in specie from New York. The subjoisailcircular, dated yesterday, announces the failure of Mr. W. N. de Matto', of Leadenhall street. The liabilities are estimated at as much as 500,0001., but no correct idea can yet be formed with regard to the result of the liquidation. The impression with regard to it, however, is unfavour able. Mr. de Mattos appears to have made large losses on coal contracts entered into with the go vernment and public companies, and the creditors are understood to be largely in the coal trade. It is also said that losses have been made in ship chartering and in attempts to run the blockade of the Confederate ports. 27, Leadenhalletrast, London, Dec. 9. It is with Winn of deeppret that I have to announce to you that have ben COUI od to ruspsod panne*. I base called in the services Wenn Coleman, Tunasnd, Youngs, and Co., by whom a statement of my affairs will be forthwith prepared and submitted to my crediton. In the meantime soliciting your forbearasos, I am, he., W. N. DC NATTOS. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9,0061. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 2.8371 • the London and South Western, an increase of 1,8 45 ; the Great Western, an increase of 3,9951. ; and the Great Northern, an increase of 1,7341. The prospectus of the General Floating Dock C om p an y (Limited) is issued. This undertaking has been formed with a respectable board, which includes three French names, for the construction of floating docks upon the principle invented and patented by M. Conran, the shipbuilder. Tbechief, but not exclusive field of °pennons, is to be France, where theoompany into come into possession of some exclusive privileges and concessions. A commence ment is to be made by constructing a dock capable of accommodating vessels of as much as 4,000 tons at Bordeaux. It appears that M. Conran holds the exclusive privilege of constructin g and maintaining docks at that port for 25 years. The two existing docks there are to be either absorbed or extin guished. It is mentioned that one of these under takings pays 40 per cent. upon its capital, and that the 401. shares of the other command 2001. The purchase money for the interest in the patents and the concessions is to be 20,0001., bet M. Course testifies his belief in the success of the project by taking the whole of this sum in shares. Operations are subsequently to be extended to Nantes. Marseilles, and other places. Of the capital of 200,0001. (subject to increase) in 20,000 shares of 101. each, the first issue is to con sist of 120,0001,, or 12,000 shares ' • and it is mentioned that one-half of these are bespoken in France. besides a large number in England. The director of the National Provincial Bank of England have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and also a half-yearly bonus of 6 per cent. payable on the Bth January. The share certificates of the English and Swedish Bank are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts and letters of allotment. The scrip certificates of the Loudon and South African Bank's new capital, 100,0001., issued in May, 1863, are to be left at the office of the bank for registration, and in exchange for share certi ficates. The ball-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Docks Company is convened for the 19th January. Creditors of the Greet Ship Company (limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by the 7th Jan., the 18th ideas having been appointed by the Master of the Rolls for adjudicating upon them. The Constantinople and Alexandria Hotel Com pany (Limited) have given notice that the list of applications for shares will be closed on Monday, the 14th inst. We have received from the committee of Greek bondholders the annexed extract of • letter from Mr. Charles Merlin, the committee's agent in Athens : To the honour of the Greek nation be it mid, the go vernment. of the day have always spoken in most re spectful terms of the claims of the old bondholders, and while they have regretted that they had sot the 11Mm to pay at present, have Dever ►ttempted either to lessen or depreciate the amount of the debt, much lees to repudiate it. That has bees hitherto reserved for newspaper writen. WWJISDAT &Tani?: Console, which closed yesterday at 91t04 ex div. for the 7th January, were marked to-day 914, and closed at 91} to g. For money the last price was 901 to 91 ex div. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 3 ; ditto, for account, 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, ; New Three per Cents., gq, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 14 9 ; Ludt& Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, looi, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1884 or 1.M6, 99 ; ditto Bonds, lie. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 103, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1124. _*4 ::LJ. = 41 2- 4* 9 49 11 40 0 II 11 09 10 LIVERPOOL ooTroN MARKET. (TBl.B DAY.) fax suer to ♦RD INTERNATIONAL nizews.) (nom OUR OWN 0011WWONDINT.) The market remairs without soy alteration awn yester day. Bales probably about 4,000 bales. MINCING LAN& —(r ECIS DAY. ) Ettmoz.—The demand has decidedly improved. sad prices show an advance of fully le. ; doled Manilla sold at 39a. 6d., at which there are still prayers but no sellen• Wei- MO has also been dope in foreige Muscovado and Havanal. but full particalma are sot given. Regard has also sold at bigtese prier ; brown lumps at bla. Cerra—The prods of *station Ceylon brought to public rale have again sold at full prices, from 695. to 77a. for erdivary to middling. 0000 L. —The market is inactive. Tna.—The sales bare nose off with increased Wows, and prices have farther almittly declined. Rtcs coationes doll of sal.._ . . Brtciß.—TheniTsisirdinessd for mast descriptions. sod at full prices. Pepper sold. Penang and Stagapore, at 3 0. to 5 1d. ; Malabar. 4id. ; white Smgapore. 5 Cloves„ Zanzibar. 20. to 3d. Pimiento at • slight decline ; ordinary and middling. 2,1 d. to 2id. Rom at fall prices ; 280 maks sold, Jamaica, at 2s. ; and Mauritius, at Is. Bd. Faorr.—The demand is rather lea active ; prices an without material SALTPITRI.—Nor 00CHEIRAL has sold bea r X 3r ar d 2d. to 3d. decline for silver, sad Id. per lb. for black. Tenerife silver, 3s. 3/. to 3s. 5d.; bleak, 3s. Sti. to 3s Bd. ; Mariam silver, 3s. '2d. Corrom.—Prices are steady, but the market is quiet. Jove humid heavily at lower prior. JOINT srocz. BANNS. I Pd I CL Pri•!& 11* 11$ 100 UI VT 11l 3 The I n dia Five per Cent. stock was steady. The Five-and-a-Half per Cent rupee paper wan flat. Exchequer Bills were dull, at 12a. to 7a. die The shares of the financial companies have im proved, except. London Financial, which were dull at 7} to 8 prem. International closed at 4to 4 prem. ; General at 2} to 2tl prem. ; and Mercantile Credit at 3 to 3} prem. Hudson's Bai c . hates ria were 2s. Bd. better, at 3to 21 die. ; and Trading ss. better, at If to I} prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted today Marini 12} to 13 prem. ; Thames and Mersey ' 41 to a prem. • Universal Marine, 1 dia. to prem. ; Comme rcial Union Assurance, 31 to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1 to prem. ; and North British and Mercant . e, 12} to 18. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 3 to 3} prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 2} to 2} prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 3 to 3} prem. ; National Steam, 3} to 4 prem. • Merchant Bank, 4} to 5 prem. ; Disoount Corporation, 4} to f prem. ; London and Cale donian Marine, par to 1 prem. • Littlehamptoa Steam, 21 to 3 prem. ; West India and Peel& Steam, 1 to I}, prem. ; and Muntz's Metal Com pany, } die. to par. United States Six per Ceuta. of 1881 have im proved upon to-day's advices. South Australia. I Government Bonds were quoted lower. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ciooz. There is not much business doing in the mining market to-day. East Lovell and North Crotty shares are firmer ; the former are now quoted 8 to f, and the latter 5 to i. New Martha, on the other hand, are rather lower, at la to 2. Wheal Seton are called 180 to 170; Kist Caradon, 2& to 26 ; and Croizer Valley, Ito 1 prem. Tin croft shares are officially marked 18, ez div. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Port Phillip have been dealt in at 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& Oct SI - 21 Dec. - 1 ete weeks' Aggro-, gate Average IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wirt Beriay.l Oat k 7.. ilkam f. 1 als 2d Um Mt lid el &I M Ms Mks Ms 7d fd ud Ifs M Ms 'Mks Mi Ms ed Ns id 311 ld N. 11CM 11 led lid 74 NN Ont Ms M Kis Mils 7 Ms 7,1 Ms Yd N. Idids 14 idfs adfki Ms Mks 71136. Milk M ike Mks I Me fd Ms fd Ifs 101 ifs Mt Dom—Wheat, Bonet Ode. Rye, bona. sad Par. MIL= IIioRTNO 1 nsartrAnon aMU MEW= Min OF WNW DORM MN Q WO= NAMAD. Oct. 31. 1 Nov.?. rov. 14. 1 11ev.ILINov. i 1 Nov. S. TALLOW MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.) The market is steady. Prisms an quoted as fellows : Tows tallow, 40s. 6d. ; Petersburg T.O. oa the wok 41.. to 41s. 6d. ; all this month, 41s. ; January. 41s. 9d. to es. ; Marsh, 4.11. ; April to June, 43a. to 435. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . . . . The number of besets is oonsiderably larger than oa Thursday last, but it is not esosseive for the day before the "Great Market." Several good spa:teens are oa offer eel make good prime. Indeed, is every respect trade is fully se good as on Nasdaq last Sheep are also sow pleattful, sad although toad* is not very brisk. there is but littlo *kera tin in prices. Calves are scarcely am dear as on Monday. Oar foreign supply coosists el 510 beasts, 1,140 sheep, sad 242 dialyse , niilcb coos, 90. Par rime of bibs. a d. a 4. Pee stamp at Illtba. ad. • IL Dose Ikeda, Berelds. 5 2 5 4 1604 Des& Bab& ilth 0 0 0 5 Deal Seri-horns 5 0 5 1 test Long-w 001..... 6 4 6$ Ileceed qua/ beasts 11 4 4 4 Da do. nom 0 0 0 0 Caw S 0 5 e I twee t seams& soak 4 0 6 0 1456 BB estDrkstlilf-Oreds 6 10 0 Si 166616 at iserket, 1,000: She 207; Pip, t2O. - .7 : • • • • lambs sp •nd lambs. 4,30; Caber. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) zoom Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at the fat. lowiag prices :—Prime meadow hay. 755. to 90a. ; superior ditto, Sta. to 995. ; inferior ditto. 65a. to 70s. ; dower, old, 90a to 110 r. ; ditto, mooed out, 90s. to 100 a. ; straw, 2ta. to 30s. SBA KE,PEABE CELEBRATION. —At they general meeting of the National Shakespeare Committee, held on Monday last, it was announced that the Archbishop of Can terbury. the Archbishop of Dublin, the Duke of Devoe ',hue. Lord Brougham, and the Lord Chief Berea of the Court of Eschequer bad accepted office as rice-preeideato of the association. The general body were also informed that Lord Stratford de Radcliffe. Careen' Kaolin, Captain Haellys, 93rd Highlanders; Sieltoundell Palmer, A ttorney (hems' ; Sir Hugh Cairns Q C., Y.P. ; Mr. Serjeaet Parry, the Marquis d'Azeglio, Professor Delinat Professor frit* Professor Else. Colored Sykes, M.P., Sir A. B. Moe, Bart., Sir lamellas Wetzel', Bart., Dr. Charlie Beke. FAA.. Professor Marmots, and other distinguished men bad joined the committee dunog the past month. Edward de Burnes. Esq., amocillor of legatioo, and A utuoio PrioizA, Esq., hare engaged to act as foreign secretaries to the com mittee. The following resolution was unanimously adopted by the general body :—" That the following gentlemen be requested to act as a site committee, with isstructions to °Deshler the principles which should govern the selection of • site fora Shakespeare Memorial, to iaqaire into the number of appropriate sites, and sacertaia which of them may be ottaused, and on what conditions, for the purpose of erecting a public monument of • large and noble cha racter, namely, the Duke of Manchester, the Right Heft W. F. Cowper, M.P., the Attorney-General, Sir Joseph Paztoe, M.P.. William Tite, Esq., M.P., G. R. Combats, Esq., /LP., W. Hepworth Diem, Esq., sad J. 0. Belli well. Esq. THE RAILWAY SEIZED BY THE SHERIPt. —That forcible poesessioe taken of the Mid.Sriems and Midhunt Juectioa Railway by the Sheriff of Susses a few days ago has been surrendered, and a satisfactory arrangement come to with the legal repreeentativee of the Bishop of Oxford. The seizure it appease arose from some legal lathes in not having answered • bill in Chancery respecting some land required by the company, the arrangement' in respect of which bare since been effected. . . . . v. --- R•ILWAT PROJECT.— Tae nest le the last day for 'erring notices on owners, lesesse, and occupiers of cry required by the books of reference on amount of .:: railway projects. W EAT MI N STE It BR Inti E. —YeXteTtlity the centre carriage way of Westminster Bridge was stopped, and workmen were engaged in repaying the roadway, but no incoovenience occurred to the traffic in eCieeeqoolloll of AS improved width. . _ The Monttocr publishes a notice from the Cemeral Direction of the Breeding•stads, informing the owners of thorough bred horses in the circumscription Paris that the communion for purchasing will meet ati l'attertall's on the 26th, at 1, for the purpose of examiniag all bones proposed for the state establishments. Hoses from any part of France may be offered on this occasion. DIL Di JONCIII'd LIGHT-BROWS Con 'Await Oil.— Tbe most inveterate cutaneous adet dons, as wt II as ordinary swaptions. will yield to Dr. de Jonghs 011, when all other reme dies hate failed. Thomas Hunt Esq.. surgeon to the Western Dispensary for Diseases of the Skin. observes If there is sap one medicine which Is at an lo be compared with arsenic in lim power over skin diseases, that medicine Is the Cud Liver Oil sell be bottles as De. de Jonah's Oita"—Sold only In consoled bottles. 2a Id., as. ed., and Oa, by Ile. de Joughs ayenta Aram, Rae ford. and 77 Wood. London, and chembta.--(Adverfam =alai