The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings —(kla; Lord Chid Justice Cockburn, Justices Wightman, Crompton, and Blackburn.) PRI Q 011127 V. THE EUICORDKE OP This was a rule obtained by Mr. Coles, the Mayor of Ro- I cheeks, calling upon the Recorder of that borough to show cause why a writ of mandamus should not issue, command ing him to bear and determine certain charges of misbeha viour gireferred spinet Mr. Hayward, the clerk of the peace Ice that borough. Mr. Bovill, Q.C., Mr. Denman, Q.C., Mr. Addison, arid Mr. Rumen, amazed to show cause sgainst the rule. Mr. Loeb, Q.C., and Mr. Barrow were in support of it. Mr. Bovill said the clerk of the peace was elected ender the Municipal Corporation Act, the 5 & 6 Wm. IV., e. 76. see. He, and the appointment was dining "good behaviour." The Lord Chief Justine said he understood the point to be whether good behaviour" bad reference to good be haviour in the office, or personal conduct out al this alike generally, which showed him to be unfit for his ablates. Mr. Bovill said it was. The recorders of bccoeurbs have the mine jurisdiction over the clerks of the peen of boaoughs as (muter sessions for counties have over clerks of the peace for counties ; _and the 37th Henry e. 1 sec. 3, and the Ist of William and Mary, scedou 1, c. 21, sec. 6, provide that where a clerk of the maim miedemeans himself, the quarter sessions might remove him, the latter statute owing the words, "in the mem boo of his office." The charge against Mr. Haywood was that, beiog a trustee in matters unconnected with the corporation, he received monies as each trustee, which ha appropriated to his own use. The transaetion com plained of took place before it was made a criminal dream. gr. Coles brought the matter before the reader, whoa it war objected by the clerk of the peace that the remade" had no jurisdiction. That objection was argued by counsel, and the recorder declined to hear the complaint, on the ground that be bad eo juriadiction. The court interrupted the learned counsel, observing that the point could not pro perl y be decided on showing cause against the rule. The better course would be to ,make the rule absolute, and argue the point ea the return to the writ. Mr. Lush omicurred, and said his client would set out everything oo the writ, so that the question could be pro perly raised and dimmed. Rale absolute accordingly. m az NAMIALL. Mr. Lush, Q.C., moved fo77.ittl; nisi, calling on an attorney to show cause why be should not pay to the applicant the sum of 6741. 55., the balance of 1,0001., pursuant to his undertaking. The appli cant was the creditor of a gentleman named Mills, for money lent, hc. Mills employed the attorney to raise 5,000/. by way of mortgage, and gave the attf authority to pay over to the applicant the 1,0001. between them to be due. The attorney wrote to the &p al= informing him of his authority, and stating that u soon as he raised the 5,0001. he would pay him the LOW He paid 3251., and when applied to for the remainder he repudiated his authority on the ground that at the time it was given Mills was under the impremioa that 1,0001. was due, which he had since ascertained was The court said the undertaking under the circurnstanoes did not appear to be binding, and refused a rule. Rule refused. COURT OF MECHEQUICR. SOOND 0017ItT. &hap at Nisi Prins at Wistminster.—(Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and Cannon Jtuies.) To-day was appointed to toy sans at down far the third lindens at Westminster in away but in consequence of the Doan in the morning papers that the court would sit at Geddhall, all the suitors and vitamin, it was stated, had pas there, and nose of the podia him ready, the meal were all streak oat. The Land judge ined mod of the tams to nod over anal to-morrow (Thursday). COURT Or COMMON PLEAS. Sittinp in Banoe. —Mohan Lord O►iet Janie* & le, sad Judaea Williams, Willes, sad Keating.) AMMO V. engoBFORD. —DM= OF CONTRACT. The defendant in this cue was a muchaat in the City, who wee is the habit of rece iving . sa factor ors& and sad selling it for his He 'old a large quantity to the plain tiff, previously saying that he would sat be answerable for quality_ and that the plainti ff must *minim the article and judge for limeelf. The plaintiff did, in fact, buy upon an in! , moe cif the staff, wiieh was described in the contract as oxalic era" is the comes of ming it, it turned out that it was adulterated to the extent of ten per cent. with Bplolll eats, an adulteration which could not be detected by the eye The plaintiff sued to recover damages upon the pound that the description in the centred amounted to a warranty that the article was " oxalic acid," which, in fact, it was not and the jury after hearing a great deal of evidence found a verdict for the plaintiff for 400/. Yesterday a new trial wee moved for, and the question now was whether the mile should be granted. Mr. Justice Williams in giving judgment, said he wee of opinion that there should be no rule. It was argued bEll t ir i on the part of the defendant, that the loud Junkie led misdirected the jury tri telling them that 'maw the oceireet the difeethiat s ol id only perform hie part ol it by ileibecleg that wide, in cemateelel could pro doeselbeit " mole add.' heat Justies Wane* hiseerar, theeghtthat ellesedsa was right. Notwithstanding the eisihmlant lei groild.hineslf from werneties the genlityellite ortiele.lie 611111boand itideireer male add eesseenon The ibireedies of hie Issatilp beteg lie }my Irvin leseithst the Miele teal net be oiled male wig, sal hie Itaniiip not with We late& the mad eight mot to Mae reined COURT 07 PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Olden the Ja•p Ordisry.) DAUM v. DAV AND IMRE& Dr. Nimbi ler the pedtismam The partiss wire both eassaie mananis is a 'Way sear awl they wen menisci in Mug, Mt la 184 S Davies lilt siteation to baiter b imaiN, mei la was macenisd by Wm. Reglass, tho marispeadrak 14a Davies BM mink* lase plan .....h. • tisk eft ch ained to spring bohemia the rimpaniinie ; mid the weft, to the hawfiip at their .aster, be dimimsd than both. The sespeadast woe eanised the nazi day; sad Hagan bed elan selmbilied with ben Sir 0. Ormaill thought the ram ale WM re/NW a greet dad ad illajdnatim Pr. say thing Ash= in the inidmin ispeinidas ass a roe on the part of the petailener ; sad I=asthiag to show that from the time he lelt his sanition. he had ever attempted to as his wife ar emsentaiento anti Itm. Judgment poligonal. COURT OF BA. (Baton Yr. OW al is TIM HIV. HL NUT.- Goakm.) IIQ TO ISNOT The bankrupt was a clergyman sad iseheries;ater. of Liverpool, and since el Zadboarsa. Ha bed petiticaed this court, sad application was recently made for ea order to remove the proceedings Li Mr. Simon supported the sWileis. Mr. Begley op pond, on behalf of the ba His Honour said it bad= &DWI to hie satiable. lion that the majority of creators, though ruideet in the Liverpool district, were desirous of laving the cam re moved there. The osly active party ia the matter appeared to be Mr. Banner, the seam sa accountant, who bad bought his d Mr. Banner, the solicitor, Lie brotheir l . ibi/ Whes the bankrupt's prop 4y bad been taken from him, and be bad been drives from Livetwed, Mr. Hamm bad takes peat pains to discover were he had pone ; sad cm ladies him at Eastbourne, hal at once throws him late prism. The bankrupt then. as a matter of course, petitioned the court of the airfield in which be woe impriemsd, sad where he had resided for six menthe. In in cams of application to remove proceedisp the and had required that the application skald be coadrred in by the majority of auditors, and that it should be shown that their interests would be promoted by the removal. Miler those circumstances the application would be diamiesed, the costs of the bankrupt to come out of the estate, if serails were realised. DI II PEABCZ. The bankrupt was a builder and publican, keeping the lispli:fkain and St. Mary Axe. This was the mitang for discharge. The bankrupt owes EBBl. to nmeauml creditors, sad 2,7501. to thane holding seccuity. Mr. Philbrick opposed i Mr. Seagood supported. The bankrupt, in examination, stated that he bad married in 1850, and made a settlement of the badmen on his wife. He had been bankrupt in 1851 and insolvent in 18E7. When the debt of Mr. Christy, the opposing creditor, was contracted, he had two building contract' in the Qty for upwards of 4,0004 This was lois fourth insolvency. His Honour suspended the order of discharge for six mouths, on the ground that the bankrupt had contraded debts without probable mesas of payment azit*Err. The bankrupt was ateilar, of the Prialtry. This was the exaroinatioa meeting. Ileseenred debts, 3,5001. ; 11111.11114 about 1,1001. Mr. Ltnklater, for the assignees, nad Mr. E. Reed, fee the bankrupt, speed on an adjournment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-fiTREIT. •TII3IIIIID 111:11DMIL PT • Rama= Jana Smirk, alias DOTION&I., • detteanand4aeklag 7 EWA, tad who appeared is slos desk wiliest rose or wait. cost , was charged with feloniously waiting sad weaadleg Ostberine Hawkins, bin married Aster, with a knits with la tent to do gnomes bodily harm. 'rb• prosemtais, a young woman, whose head was ?eloped in banedages, eaid—l live at No. 24, Towsr.stiroset, and am a uuerisdwowxo, hat I am living apart Item ray husband at present lam staying with my nooditr. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1863. Yesterday musing about 8 o'clock the prisoner, who is Day brother, came in and began ill-ming my mot her, beams she had a shilling he wanted. He then began beating my mother, and got her an the door and jumped upon her. I begged of the prisoner not to ill-me her, end seeing that her month wan bleeding, ran for assidanee, and called " Police." As soon as I did ao the prisoner ran away nazerntreet. In about two hour he came back, I then in bed, when he said, " You —, I'll do for you for trying to give me in charge this morning." He then seined • knife off the table and stabbed me in the temple with it. I then called for the polies, but before they came he ran sway a second time. I was covered with blood, and wee taken to the Charing-cross Hospital in a cab. Mr. Tyrwhitt—You have your arm bandaged, did be eat that also! Preseentrix—No, sir ; the doctor said a leader in my arm bad bard in consequence of the wound on my head. Mr. Tyrwhitt—How long was it before the constable came? Pranced:ix—ln about ten minutes. I did not remain at the h.loted, but after my wound was dressed I went home. he came spin in the evening I got a non stable and gave him in thugs. Once before he stabbed Me. Tyrwhitt—When Prossoutrix—About a twelvemonth sso in Short'o• gardeas : he then stabbed me in the shoulder. I do not wish to hurt him, 1 only want to be protected from him. Mrs. Ann Donovan, a widow, living at 24, Tower-street, I said—The prisoner is my sou, and the prosectrixix my daughter. My son works, and I wish him to kept quiet. I Mr. Tyrwhitt—What did he inflict the wound with? Witness—l was not in the room when he used the knife. When he ill-used me I wee intoxicated, and &sit know what be did, but I recollect that he knocked me down and jumped upon me. Oh yes, I recollect that I don't wish to hurt him, but I want hint to " run lone " provided he behaves him self. He quarrelled with me about a shilling. William Walters, 143 F, said—At half-past 8 yesterday evening I was called to 24, Towerstreet, sod there saw the pruesevtrix, and she said that she had been stabbed by her brother, the primer, and she gave him into custody. The primer was at that time lying on the bed, and the prose oath: had her head bandaged, and also her arm. I took the prisoner to the station. This knife was brought to the .taboo by the constable, who was called in in the morning. (A knife, with blood an it, was produced.) Mr. Tyrwhitt —You had better keep the knife just salt is. Ooostable—The prisoner said that he was very drunk at the time, and recollected nothing about it. Tyrwhitt—l shall commi► you for trial. I bare no doubt Tour sister and mother would like nothing to be dons with you, out of kindness, but I am determined there shall be. . . . Ir.Tyrwhitt (after the deposition had been signed) said—Prosecutrix ? I would ►dvise yon to go to and re main at the hospital, is there is evidently danger in the wound. Proseoutrix—l would rather go home, eir. Mr. Travem, resident medical officer of Charing-cross Hamital, Mein been sent for by Mr. Tyrwhitt, attended, and said he had seen the injured woman, and that on baring the wound he found that the temporal artery bad been severed, the wound reaching the boos. Hs also found a clean cut on the arm, Inch as would be caused bye knife like that produced. The mother of the prisoner here fall down on the floor of the court, having hinted , and was carried' out by scene of the oaken. The church of Zest Tytherley, near Stockbridge, le Forfa r Y sadswiag a thorough reuovatioo at the 111- pewee of fie two Wel heeded proprietor of the neighbour boot% ass al des is Sir Francis Goldamid, *member of the Jowl* peuraasisa. 100 SHARE LlBT&-(THIS DAY.) Two oiewm The railway market on the whole is rather dull to-day, and the tendency of prices downwards. ' Caledonian stock has declined 3 per cent. ; Mid land, ; London and South Western, ; and Great Eastern, 4. 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Bank, 7 9.16 I p.—lie "al, le p.—tirdon Marine Insurance, 211.161 p. JAM. 17.—There was a market, bat pekes wereisther tower.—Great Eastern. 47 61 j} --Gnat Northern A, 1121—Great Western, 66$ I—lenosstdre end Yorkshire, 1011 — London and North Westaa,lll6 71 1-11Lanotiester, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire, 411 i—ditto K Put. 6-16 p.—Midland, 1111 6/ North British. 631—North Zadern " Berwick" 96North stagordahlre, 16 1-16--Southlantern, 901 I—dittoTtre pre Cent, Fret p. x. d.—Thamesand Money Marine Insurance, 12 11-16 p —Metropolitan, 12$1---London and South Western, 103—Birkenhead. Bb}—Monte. Ammo, E. Snutntonall, JAS. 27.—There was not much doing in this market today. The dosing quotations were a. follows Stour Valley Guaranteed. Mt to South 8 ordshhe. 111 to 111: Scram Valley, 16/ to 161 : Birmingham 931 to _96 ; Worcester Canal, 111 to It, haring been done at 11 mums bean Joint Stook Hank (Limited) new, 20 to 21 ; wagon, 11 to 11 p. ; Birmingham Wagon, 121 to 111. Bindle ham Bank changed handl at 261 per share. Main, JAN. Kt—Three per Cast. Connote, 1121—New Three par Cent. Stock, 911 for accog a lih February, 91/ — Hibernian Bank. Ur paid, 40e—Olater C oen , 21.10 a. paid. 616 — Dublin and Belfast Junction. aid. 42 reek Southern and Western, 1001. paid, 1041—lrlah South Eastern, 12L paid, 411—Midland Great Western and RL Canal. 601. FM& 68/ —Great Southern and Western 6 per cent. perpetual, 1001. paid, 1001 dou sad Ns Sambre and Marine, 11 p.. Marine last= MONEY MARICBT.-(THI6 DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. Although there is no animation, the funds are rather firmer to-day, and a recovery of per cent. has taken place. English rail ways are dull, a fall in Caledonian and a rise in South Eastern stocks forming the chief features. In the foreign stock market, business has slackened, but prices generally are not lower than yesterday. The tendency, however, is adverse. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Restos opened at 69fr. 70c., being 6c. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 924 to 4 for money, and 924 to 4 for the account. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols for money, 924, 4 ; ditto, for account, (February 5), 924, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 4 ; New 'Wee per Cents., 924, 4 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. De lontnres, 1004 ; ditto Bonds, The., 165., 19e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 2s. die., 2s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have been lees numerous. Egyptian Bonds are steady, and Mexi can, Russian, and Italian dull. Spanish Passive Bonds, after declining, have recovered. Some of the present quotations are annexed. Turkish 1864 Loan, 864 to 864 ; ditto, 1868, 704, 71 ; ditto, 1862, 664 to 67 ; Portuguese scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; and the Venezuelan Loan, 604 to 614, being rather flatter ; and the Peruvian Loan, 864 to 87, being 4 per cent lower than yester day. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Equador New Consolidated, 161 ; Egyptian, 964, 97 ; ditto, second issue, 96; Italian, 694, ex div. ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 72, ex div. ; Mexican, 324, 4; New Granada, 13, 4, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, 874, sit, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1862, 464, 4, ex div.; Russian, 1862, 94, 4 ; Spanish Passive, 261, 264 ; ditto Certificates, SI ; Turkish, 1864, 864 ; ditto, 1868, 701 ; ditto, 1862, 664, 4,4, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed, 103 ; Venezuela, 234, ex div.; ditto, 1862, 614, 60/. The shares of the Bank of Great Britain are quoted 24 to 34 prem. Cape Copper Mining, Ito 14 prem., and City of London Fire and Life Insur ance, 3 to 34 prem. Fora o'Crocx. Consols remain quoted 921 to for money, and 921 to # for the account. The drain of gold from the Bank for exportation continues on a large scale. The amount taken out yesterday was 170,000 sovereigns, making a total since the last return of 373,0001. Yesterday's withdrawal is understood to be for Portugal, on account of the recent loan. The Hollinside has arrived from Sydney with 20,000 sovereigns. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and the tendency of the rates was upwards. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.17 to ; ditto, 3 days, 1114 to 15; Botta:dam, 3 mouths, 1117 to 4 ; Antwerp, 3monthe. 26.40 to 6 ; Hamburg , Ins. bane% three =maths, 13.04 to 74 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.174 to 25 ; ditto, S moetha, 25.50 to 5 ; Franktorton4lecrManre, S months, 1184 to 119 ; Petembungpar rouble), 3 months, 354 to ; Preens, ad S o., 3 mon 11.90 to 95 ; Trier* ed flo., 3 mouths, 1190 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to j• Cadia, 3 mouths, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.02it 5 0 , 71 ; Cobalt, 3 months, 25.624 to 74 ; Milne, 3 moo 25.424 to 74 Naples, 3 mon th s, 25.424 to 7 4 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.70 to 76; Memise, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 52/ 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to b 3. The Lords Justices confirmed yesterday the de cision given by Mr. Vice-Chancellor Wood in June last, in the suit of the London and County Bank against Mr. Eyre, in the case known as the "Mendes Mortgage." The loos thus incurred by the bank is about 100,0001., which is, however, as was then stated, already provided for. The directors of the National Bank have declared a dividend on the paid-up . capital of the company (000,0000 at the rate of eight per cent, per anaum, and an extraordinary dividend of 16a. per share, being together 2L per share, free of income tax, for the half-year ending 31st December last. The North Staffordshire Railway dividend is officially announced at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum, against 3 per cent at the corresponding period of last year. While new banks have been formed in the course of the last few months for many of our colonies, for several foreign countries, for various dis til* for England, for Ireland, and for Wales, the large fi eld presented for banking in Scot land has been somewhat singularly neglected, although numerous representations have for a long time past been received from Scotland urging the necessity of increased banking facilities sod Increased competition and complaining more =arly of the high charges made by the Scotch for remittances to England, and for the rbiesaction of English business. This recognised want has led to the formation of a new concern, styled the " Bank of Great Britain (Limited)," which has just issued its prospectus. The express object is to facilitate direct banking com munication between England and Scotland. The programme of the new company is of a comprehen sive character, for while the bead office and the seat of direction will be in London, and the principal Scotch branch in Glasgow, other branches are to be established in the chief mercantile towns of Scotland, as well as in Liverpool and Man chester. In scarcely any part of the United Kingdom, not even excepting the metropolis, have joint stock banks been so successful as in Scotland. A list is given of seven establishments, the pre mium on whose shares ranges now from 00 per cent as a minimum, to 133 per cent as a maxi mum, and whose aggregate deposits exceed 45,000,0001 One of them has accumulated a reserve fund of 282,0001, and another of more than 200,0001. The direction of the present undertaking is respectable and practical, and composed exclu sively of the mercantile element. It is understood, moreover, that several influential names will shortly be added to the number, power to this effect having been judiciously reserver in the prospectus. The project does not originate with paid promoters, and the amount of preliminary, incorporation, and l%ml charges is, therefore to be vet) , moderate. The capital fixed at 2,000,000 L, in 20,000 shares of 1001„ each, on which it is not intended to call up more than 25/. per share, and the first issue is to be limited to 5,000 shares. Attached to the prospectus is a memorandum signed by a considerable number of London firms of the first rank expressing appro bation of the plan of the proposed institution. The report of the directors of the Telegraph to India Company (Limited) announces that they have made arrangements with Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co., the lessees of the Malta and Alexandria cable, for working the Alexandria and Suez line for four years. The line is to be worked and maintained in good condition without any charge upon the com pany, and the lessees are to pay the company, so long as the Malta and Alexandria cable continues in working order, 2,5001. a year during the term of the lease. This will enable the board, " unless any unforeseen accident arises," to pay a dividend to the shareholders during the next four years of from 4 to 5 per cent. per annum. We are informed that proposals have been made to the Continental Bank Corporation of " a. valu able concession, giving immediate access to a large and lucrative business on the continent." We are requested to mention that the directors of the Inns of Court Hotel Company are negoti ating for the purchase of additional property in Lincoln's-inn-fields, so as to have a larger site for the club and masonic buildings proposed to be added to the hotel. Subjoined are the present quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lowirame.—Albert Medical and Family Endowment, 24; Alliance 814 sad Forage, 15 to 1 ; ditto Marisa, 564, ex div. sod be Clerical, Medical, and Chosal Life, 25; Commercial Uoion, 44 ; Peale, 64 ; Globe, 113 to 12, ex div.; Law Life, 84 ;North British and Itunantils, 16f to i ; Oars Marine, 111 ; Manx, 148; Provident We, 414; Book Life, 84• Boa Pb,, 906; Thames end ?Lamy 'tepee, 44 to ; Waimea Name, 4. Gediedd and Cone—ConimeniaL 44 Impede', 864, ex div.; New ditto, 72, ex div. ; lariat Oostinestel, 674 to 4, ex div. ; Middx. 100, ex .; Surriej . oessorsers, 174 ; 'Think Gomel. 294 ; W estmieet r 4 - lizsEla, 834 ' ex div.; ditto New, 40 to 1 ex div. ; Waders, 18. Docks.— Fief sad West India, 138, ex div. ; Victoria, 97, az div. Waterworks.—Chair, 234 es div. ; East Loudon New, bi to I °mak —Binninsheen Muer. 4 per seat. lon. sad N.W.), 934 ; Grind Junction, 67 to ; West Middlesex, 107, ex div. TOZODAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to for the 6th February, were first marked this morning 921 and 924, and closed at 921 to 4. For money the last price was 92 to f. The official business eis as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 924, 4,4, 4,4; ditto for account, 924, ; Three per Cwt.'. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., NC 4,4, 4, ; Thirty Tears An ties, 1886, 15 3-16, 1.16 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, , 4, f, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, f 1001, ; ditto Bonds, 17s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five per Cent., ; ditto Five-and-s-Half per Cent., 113, 1 . e India Five per Cent. Stock has again de clined 4, closing at 1081 to 4. India Bonds were heavy, with sales at 17s. prem. Owing to the lees easy prospects of the money market, Exchequer Bills have been more offered, and have fallen 2s. to 3s. to-day, closing at par to 6e. prem. A very large amount of business was again done in foreign stocks, but, with only a few exceptions, the tendency of prices was downwards, realisations predominating. The market for bank shares was not so strong as of late, yet the transactions were very numerous. Somewhat lower prices were quoted for Bank of Australasia, Bank of Queensland, Bank of Hin dustan, London and Buenos Ayres Bank, London and County Bank, and London and Westminster Bank. On the other hand, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, City Bank, and Standard Bank of Africa, have unproved. In miscellaneous undertakings there was a reduction in Australian Agricultural, English and Austra lian Copper, and Telegraph to India. Rio Im provements shares were inquired for. The new Bank of Great Britain (Limited) has been very favourably received, and the 1001. shares were last quoted 24 to 34 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—British and American Exchange Bank, 74 to f_ prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; British and Foreign Marine Insurance, 14 to If prem. ; Continental Bank Corporation, ff to prem. ; Union Marine Insurance, 21 to 3 pem. ; Anglo-Parisian Brewery, f to f prem. ; Oil 'Ohne of Canada, 9to 24 prem. ; Bank of Wales, 1 to 14 prem. ; Empire M arine , Ito If prem. ; Anglo-Portuguese Bank, 4to prem . ; s oc i s kos Financiers Egypt, to 4 . din ; City of London Fire and Life Insurance, 3 to 34 pram. ; Natal Cotton Plantation, to prem. ; and Bristol and South Wales Zinc Smelting, to 1 prem. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CITY BETTING.—(TEID3 DAY.) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt Strodella (t) 1500 to 100 Black Deer (t freely) 600 to 20 AnAeld (t freely) 25 to 1 Le Hareebel (ed) 1000 to 15 Piano (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 600 to 30 apt Tom Fool (t) 16 to 1 Pretique (t) THE DERBY. sto 1 apt Lord Clifden (off ) 5500 to 220 Carnival (t) 1000 to 10 Queen Beetlia (t) LONDON AND MIDDLESEX WI (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) A special meeting of the shareholders, for the appointment of an auditor, and to receive a statement of the proomtlinp of the bank during the last four months, was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Viscount Tom:tarot in the chair. The Secret'ryiiiißritsr) read the following report and balanombeet : " The directors, haring spatially called the shareholders together far the purpose of approving their appointment of a professional auditor to the bank, take the opportunity of submitting the annexed statement, showing the beak's posi tion after four months' operatiole. The directors be the result will be gratifying to the ahareholdere, and have reason to anticipate that • considerable increase of Mines will be shown at the first ordinary meeting, which will be held in conformity with the ands of modation. Abstract of halms rilst December, 1862. Dr.: To paid. up capital, 14,9481. ; to amount due on CRUTeet and other woods 281,7431. ss. 3d. ; to interest, after payment of in tercet on customers' balances, 3,5504 2s. ; total, 2800504 7s. sd. Cr. :By brairy expenses, 2,4391. Bs. 7d. ; by Mak premise, 3,4501. ; by _Mlle discounted end loss to customs, 222,6721. lia 3d. by current ex- C hem lab September to 31st Decondaer, 1882,1,8091. 7.7. ;by ash fa hand 49,8784 ; total, 200,2501. 7s. 5cL" The MIAMIAN said that, as chairma of the board, t i c him peat pismire to meet the share- at so early a maid after the forma des et the beak. One of the chid objects el se veils( tide mean wee to segadse beak. the areplietwe with and prospects of the The beak had bees Is lowes four restbs, and the Missed just pre mild wee• MOM representation of the send state of ha dem The propels made thus far was„ hi be= He would not say anything to the but be really Slaved that the masage been Wu, lwaest, and eatifestory. The pealhaleary ammo bed hews kept down lathe lowest sneak eadaswe resalaed to be added. The saw of 5,0001. would meal& ced of tlto new Whiny ln Ylnd4ane. The ground sat wee My 5/01. a yam and wend not coot. made di Aim* sad he was tel by competast authorities that the peeeiless were worth amble the actual set The r eim eheady realleed swoaded to 35501., which be wee sot awatiehotory. (Hear.) He then stated that very ihortly • 4:41 weld be made of 3/. per ohm, middis 51. pee EOM paid up. He neat referred to the nmehe it Alderman Salomon. at the recent =slim et the Leaden sad Westminster Bank with regard to the saw liedea He entirely sewed with the boo. geo demo ea reandbitime seessaity of caution on their pert They mileald pressed oral ally and steadily in aiming at peosperity. (Caere.) He wee proud of being asexisted with smelt eollesgue as his brother director; whose vied I. refetme to beak management entirely worded with his own. They hod been singularly fortunate their Ma Very few banks had the 7ood regarde d ors eto bass en able, intelligent, and skilful a manager as Mr. Tai7—(elesses)—ead the same remark was applicable to the searetery, Mr. Birch. During the Ent four months they had had tire good fortune, mainly through the ability al the staff, sot to make a single lase. (Cheers.) So lees an be (Viscount Terringtoc) held the position of &airman his time and energies would be devoted to the bank, and he hoped that the smolt would he that that bank would become, in the words ed Aldermen Balsam ' • credit and boom to the City of London. His lordship concluded by proposing Mr. WM= Cooper, of 13, Ceorge•treet, Mansion House, es the prohnelenal auditor of the company. Yr. Wnorie moded the motion, but inquired whether the proposed editor had sufficient 'More to attend to the duties, end how frequestly the audit would take place ? He thee& the accounts ought to be examined every month, , sot every six soothe. The Oneaosair stated that Mr. Cooper was not present. , He (the shairman), however, was of opinion that the audit , should bed the tallest description, and he should be the fist etimphde if it were not. He would beer in mind the the hoe. proprietor. aTittro of rwoou inquired if Mr. Cooper was the only coadidste The Climaxes replied that there were several candidates ; , bat looking only to the intends of the bank, the directs* by the Miles of semiatios were reluired to appoint a prefeedocal auditor, bad appointed Mr. Cooper, who wee at the seat reassal wasting eligible for re-election, or dyads*, as the sharehoden might determine. Mr.. MON= boss testimony to the efficiency of Mr. , Cooper, why se wee my glad to find, was appointed to an Slice al so mesh importance to the shareholders. The teeilicia tram put and carried, with only one die , eft so. at. eb ea. li• • no b' ri en= "ll =l that the London and IdidAleser Bank hod moth* whatever to do with the Unity Bank.' The Us* Book was winding up its strain, and the limegcm and MdMessm were its bankers. When the Wes wash formed it task the coMemcne ()swots and balances of the 17aity Beak, mnowntleig to 170,00 N., without taking any of Its lohEllies. In reoy to a farther gmatioa, The Clommon observed that whenever it should be able key to the dinvehaidare a divideed of 5 per cent. on the sp impala the Landes and lilliddlimeez Bank would pay the ebarebeidies of Ins Unity Bank, in mosideratioo of he bootleg beaded over its Darns and current accounts, the roe al 10,0001. Be added that a period of six years wee to be allowed tar the payment of that amount. Thanks were them voted to the chairman, and the neest li lag separated. 8 ' Ni 103 160 IN IN la 1110 la lia 11111 OLDINAZY =ARAB AND STOOKS. MINES.--(THIS DA YJ Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-day Wheal &too shares are very flat, at 220 to 230, being fully 201. lower than yesterday. East Oaradon are dull, at 48L to 491, and Drakevrall at 2 to +. Marks Valley are steady at 8f to 9. In the Stock Exchange Cambrian Gold have been dealt in at par, being flat ; and East Caradon at 49, ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet at previous quotations. THE LONDON PAVIIION. —The proprietors of the above mutat-ball take their basalt tomorrow Mt= °yeah% The propassme of the estetiaianwete for the ecessies seems calculated to 'ammo a most amens ailarbrias. ran Pa ISA_ 108. ti 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK:4MM DAY.) This week the supply al Fag ßeh Am& sad doer freak 119 is very Kasty, barley and malt limited, and oats, beam, end pees not by any memo liberal. Vey little Scotch end no Irish reported. The foreign snivels ol wheat are moderate, Atomises and Egyptian. Floor A fair quantity al American Minsk Barley, a moderate quiet*, Black Bea sad Eppel's. Oats spin very Mart. A rather large arrival a/ wane from the Medi terramem, and some French. Oas cargo of East India lin seed sod one of American dome seed. Other seeds in mall Inky the atteodanoe of burns at market is very thin, sad Winne= very dull, wheat and flour nominally the same an on Monday. Barley of all drectiptioes rather lower than last week. Oata.-Although thesupply is exosedingly short, made in =meagrely dull, and barely so good as on llooday. Beans steady. Peas hare a tendeucy downwards. Heeds.-Tares dull. Linseed and rapeseed firm. Bed don=e= quite as dear ; is white nothing doing. FLOATING Como= quiet, but firm in rake. Wear.-Feglish s Bees: and Haut. white, new, Ca. to 48..; ditto, fine old, -a. to -s.; ditto, red, new, 38s. to 45e.; ditto, fad old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, kc., floe old. -a. to -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : ll antsic, 49a. to 50a.; bee, 50s. to 1125.; extra, 63.. to 575.; Kooigebs.x, 48e. to 49a.; ditto, aims. 484. to 525.; Rostock, 455. to 475.• ditto,. *atm mi. to 535.; Xeckleabiug, 51s. to 535. • Ucliermaric ditto, -a. ; Americana white, 455. to 48..; dit to, red, 435. to 455.; °anodise, 44.. to 48e. Banar.-Ragtia salting, 30.. to 34% ; flee, 36 =ag, 22e. to 13a.; sad dibm, 26.. to 26.. per qr. ; geed . 1 6.. igojaa to Ks ditto dietelling„ 24e. to 26.. NAIR.- Baas and Narfelk, 51h. to 63e. , tine, 635. to 675. ; sad Wars, 95e. to 685.; Moire. 50s. to OArn. feed, 19s. 03. to Zs. Od. ; potato, 235. to We • 30L to 24e NUM- 38a. to 40a. ; harrow, 395. to 43e. gtitßk. to 30s. • fareiga. Mfaasesn ir i ptan, ts. to 354. ; tick 375. ; 38s. to 395. ; • 32% to Set. PSAIL-Indlit 40s. to 415.; to and bias, 40s. 43e. ; -a. to -s.; grey, 365. to 38..; hog, 38s. to 40a ; foreign. 345. to 355. Furret.-B.glish towa,43e. to 455.; Mao 46e. to 47e.; 000ntry, 38e. to 395.; Newry& and Moak, 32.. to 345.; Trona, 40s. to 41s. per mark U.S.;meet, 27.. to 28..; Oanadian. 275. to 3180 ; Sprefah. 41e. to 41 k Limn Cori.-White. 30e. to 32a. ; yellow, 28s. to 30a. FLO.LITIO OASOOIII. all 0. F. and L -Wheat : Herd& aneki sad llariaam per 4923b5., 44.. to Ws. ; Mirka, 445. to 475. ; Polish Musa. per 4801 bi., 42% to 440. ; whiter 48.. to 504 ; Danube mad Relate, 395. to 4.25. ; E 32m. to 34e. Barley : Rapti= and gam,i Inn 4l =- 14.. to 213 a. ; (Mama and Danube, do., 245. to ins. Beans Rgyptian, per 481011m305. to 335. Maim Ohms aulOalair. per 492114., 31. . to 325. ; Thrall and Biggarisa, per 48016 e., 31a. Od. to 325. ; Drench, do., -s. to -a. ; American, do., Vs. to 30a. ; Egyptha, --a to -a. As.arias JYO LONDON fitOu lAN. t 6 TO JAN. IS. - 11 - ‘l7ll;;;FieWitt. "- - Masai Parity I 130 i Oats Nati Easllsit, tleu saulu toreign, 11660 Bao 1180 470 . Wa . cks. 8720 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (Ma DAY.) (Be nicriuo AID (MOM out owx =au Market epees quiet at yesterday's rates. American news Lasing had no material effect. Sales probably 4,000 bales. 11:LSGRAPH.) MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.) 800111.—The market in more 'atire at the former cur. reecy, refining qualities being most in request. Mauritius acid—low brown to low soft yellow, 28c 6d. to 355. ; grainy grey, 365. to 381. ; cryatiallised yellow and low white, 38e, 6d. to 425. 6d. ; Penang and Natal—good to floe brown, 3ls. to Me. 6d. ; low to good middling yellow, 345. to 36.. ed. Refined dried goods are more in request, and peioes coatiatle steady. Comm—There is • alight reaction, the market for Cey lon having become dull, and prices are 6d. per cwt. lower for plantation Ceylon, but Moths has sold at rather firmer prices. Plantation Ceylon sold, iniao, 70s. to 774. ; 84s. 6d. to 665. ; pas bony, Ws. to 92a. Native Ceylon. fine ordinary. 74s to 74a. ed. Mocha, good garbled, 92.. to' 40. ; loos berry, 100 a Tr-t.—Tbe market is st.ady, at toll prices. Itms-200 tons of Bengal laid at Bs. 3d. for yellow ou.—About 100 auks sold at Is. 60. for Demerara, sod at la. 50. for Mauritius. SALTPETRE. —MO bop sold, reftacticat 141, at 365. ; refutation 4 at 38s. iliasold briskly at ss. advance ; ordinary to fine, 41. 15s. to 81. 12e. 64. Corron.—Orly limited sass are reported, at a farther ht decline. .—Rtuamn firm, at 391. for clean. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY ) The market is Arm. Priem are quoted as follows: Tows tallow, 44.. net ouh ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot. 455. 64.; Jas. to March, 455. &L ; Kush, 45.. 9d. ; April to June, 455. 6d. to 45.. 9d. ; October to Dessimber, 47.. to 47a 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) News. Petteaden and Smith report no alteration in the market since Mondry last. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Bad Hutton, 18s. ; Walls Bad Lalabtos,, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Harwell, 16a. ; Walls Bad Samar* 17a. Id.; Walls Bad South Hatton, 18a. ; Walls End TM, 175.9 d. ; Walls EO.l Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. ,• Walls End Brad dyrs Hotta., 178.9 d. ; Walls Sad Rama Hotter, 17s. N. Walls Ead South Kailas, 1 7s. 6 d. ; Will. Bad Honk Hall, 17s. 31. ; Walls Hod Edna Main, 16s. dd. ; Tardekl Moor, IM. 3d. ; &raw, 114 a. ; Waldo Hartle!. 15a. 6d. ; Flutists' Huth', 15s. 911.-95 ships at imarket. i i'