The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-21 00:00:00

boiled him to Mn. Powell ; arid, in March. 1861, b e I instituted a suit for the dissolution of the marriage upon the ground of adultery ; and in July, 1862, the jury found that there had been adultery with Mr. Ingleden, and on the 4th November. 1862, Sir C. Cromwell pronounced the decree of dissolution. It would be shown that both before and after the separation Mrs. Powell had best carry ir,g on adulterous intercom" with s number of per sons besides Mr. logleden, and it was painful to Mr. Powell to be obliged to think that Dr. Kirby wee among the number. Upon ttia ground Mr. Powell determined to radii the deed, sad bis case =misted as they had homed of two parts. The first issue wee that the deed of separation had been procured by the fraud of Dr. Kirby himself, and if he (Mr. Hawkins) proved adultery on the pert of Dr. Kirby before the execu tion of the defendant., the jury would have no di ffi culty in Ending that issue in favour of the defendant. it was however, not essential to the d e f ence that the jury should find Dr. Kirby guilty of ad a utz with Mrs. Powell, if they should think, upon the second i s sue, that during her married life Mrs. Powell had been guilty of detail, and teat her object in procuring the deed was to enable her to get free from restraint, so that she might retry on adulterous interoourse with greater facility. At the conclusion of the opening speech a consultatioe t ook place between the learned counsel, which ultimately manned in an arrangement being come to. Mr. Serjeant Nallantioe said that his difficulty was that be only represented Mrs. Powell, though if he had repre sented Dr. Kirby he should not have thought of acceding to en , arrangement without all imputation upon Dr. Kirby b e i n g withdrawn. Dr. Kirby was present, and he wee prepared to deny upon oath that there had been any improper intercourse between him and Mrs. Powell, and to smart that there was not the slightest foundation in truth for the imputation which had been made. Although, however, Dr. Kirby was anxious to pledge his oath to his statement, he (Mr. Serjeant &Den tine) would not allow his interest to stand in the way of a settlement being come to. Mr. Hawkins mid of course he had no observation to make. The Lord Chief Jodice said that the pecuniary iotereetn of the parties could alone be disposed of on that occasion • and he was sure that every man of any experience in thi world would give due weight to what had beau said oe behalf of Dr. Kirby, who had of course no pecuniary inte rest in the matter. They ought, under the circumetaresee, where their mind/ per f e ct ly iir impartial in reference to what b a d been said uto ' y. The jury were then . diecherged, without anything being said as to the terms of the arrangement case to. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The December adjourned senions for the county of Surrey commented this morning at the Swims Home, Nes ington-cameway, before J. M. Johnson, Fag., chair men. Thomas ltiboo, Eaq., deputy chairman, Oolooel M'Dotiald, Major Beredord, Captain If 'Driegal, J. Phil lips, W. H. Cox,C.Corluig, R. Hodson, and B. R. Roberts, five. The calendar contained the names of 45 prinuiers for trial-38 for felony and 7 for misdemeanour. The degrees of education ware a. follows :-10 oaa neither read nor write, 7 can only read, eau read sod weds imper fectly, and only 5 can read and write well. Among the charges there are 3 for embezzlement, 1 for howebreakieg, 5 for dealing from the dwelling-house, 2 for mischievously wounding. 1 for keeping a lewd and disorderly house, and the remainder are petty larcenies. LIIREZZLEILENT BY THE LAMBETH RATE COLLECTOR. Richard Tenser, 42, against whom the grand jury brought in* court a true bill, was called up to plead to several Mist meats, clergies him with embezzling various sums of mos ey to a serious extent, belonging to the churchwardens and overseers of the parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, in the county of Surrey. A lengthy report appeared in the newspapers on the 20th ult., under the head of Lambeth police-court, when it was shown that lb* primmer had not only falsified the books, but altered the receipts to deceive the pariah auditors. It was said at the time that he had lost cousider able rams at gambling. He, however, until the embezzle ment was discovered, was highly respected, and not the hest sizspicioa was attached to him. When brought up this morning and the indietments read by Mr. Grey, the clerk of the peace, be pleaded guilty. The Chairman said that be would look over the deposi tions, and postpone the judgment of the court far a abort time. The prisoner inis then removed hen the dock. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. TEIZ LATE ITIGIT.-THE SCENE AT THE BOUTH.LASTEILI RAILWAY STATION,. John aleaten, • tomb-looking fellow, demand se • Mower, was brought before Yr. Bonham for Eo•I cumin charged with stealing • hat from Mr. Bin= Enrage. cc American gentleman, on the incline of the Sontli-Ifesteas railway terminus, London-bridge. Mr. Burnham—ls the prosecutor in &Mesdames to-dby Clerk (the delateive)—No, your weeehip. He gees hi address at the Bedford Bowl, Covent-garden. I have boom there three times, bet cannot Bud his. I believe he is nose to America. Mr. Bonham (to the prisoner) —What are you, and how do you get your livelihood Prisoner-1 am a labourer, and had been working with other men thirty -eix boon right off in loading a ship, and while retuning home after our work, we thought we should like to see sane of the prise libtare at the railway. We acoordiegly got ie the mob, and were pushed and driven about se that we *saki not help onevelves. A lot got lathing, and the gentleman tamed hi bat up . sad I took it W aad put it on say heed far • lark. Clark—That is sot true, your worship. I saw the pi oneer dehlierately snatch the sestinas's hat off while be was ewe par ead. dally lying on the ground, sad he put it on his Yr. Bonham—But you did sot moo what occurred Wore taut• Clerk—No, air ; bat I heard the cries for help. Yr. Barchase—Do you know anything of the prisoser Clark—No, Ido sot, air, but be was with a lot of the rctert ß =oode I ever raw is a mob. —Weil, as you did cot see the whole that eaces;wl, awl as the for does not think it worth while to eased sad eir the charge. I shall discharge the primer. The Omer vu tiles Masted from eistody. LONDON FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION (LIMITED.) (THIN DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share- Mars Iran hail at coo o'clock, at the Baltic Cofee•hocas, - _ ; Mr. Bar. io the chair. The CILAIIYAN said the meeting was convened partly he the pompon et serrectieg certain mistakes in the articles of aratistloo, which interfered with its operations. It wee usesseu7 to altar them at that particular period, because the Ant general meeting could not otherwise be bald before May, whereas the board wished that it should take place in Jawing. Semeal verbal alterations connected with the prooeed , hp of the sesocistiou were proposed and agreed to. By ens of the alterations power ems given to the heard be moven, the half-yearly several meettep in Jimmy and July, it baring been stated from the chair that the amounts would be made up to the 30th of Jun. and the 31st of Dimmaber. By another an alteration was Node for the pupa's of making the article relating to the rep inmersei es Si the directors conformable to the prospechas, is which it was declared that the directors would have so ruanmeation for their services until there was snakiest prolit to pay dividend of 5 per cent. per annum to the diareholden, and they would receive ons-fiftlt of say surplus Mite which might be earned in excess of 3 percent. h rePle to a question from Kr. Pact., .The CRAMS said the directors would sot, in the °Pl am Si the solicitor of the association, be entitled to receive tea Portion of the interest of the reserve fund. This hat alteration wascarried with only7l;ree dissen theta. Rs CHAIRYAN said the moot important part of the besi- Ins of the meeting roe a proposal to increase the capital is 2 ,010,000 r. The directors were of opinion that that MOBS he wise sod expedient, as they had an ample geld for Profitable employment of the motley ; but the present Potod, *ben the Bank rate of interest was 8 per cent, , fta a o t Plikapt the beet mouseet for issuing new shares. " 15 the comp say was • succeseftd one there could sow be a° dout,glikaks Ma great degree to their excellent manager. hey haecial statement whisk might have been laid before would unavoidably have been crude and imam ; bet a fell statement would be laid before the share holders a t the meeting early in January. and he believed it would prove satisfactory. It wee thought that whoa the slams had been issued W. per share should be stalled cap at commiset interv.ds. With 151. per share on the Ad shares there would then be • psid-up apiW of 6°(), ., which would give Meowed facility for obtain -14 *mita. Beeslatises for ineressiag the nornioal capital to 2 : ° .° oo t, end sixth oriels' the Wee of 20,000 sew eith, were then agreed to. mostair hireateeteel %the meal meeisr. TOL - sooD^YeL C/111/111e6 1101:111TT.—To-clay the nat4•o lthetribotioe of her Majesty's royal dwells, le i i." 6l " 4 !unitarian. poor who had bele reemesoenderl 00 weer ef Oxford, u Lord High Alasear t bythe leek Miser parlor I. tire venous whim is Una" jeone . todey, u the Almeory Whaidon. nailer ••• turectse o of Ine hip,oseph end the Row. Dr, ray nob lia"ser— %abided Y om ` liaodley, easeetery aid nataa areiaari. . J 10031 Wheat. Barley. 1 Walt. I Baia Beams Pearl Flour. pm qrs. qra ye. .R we. I bele ' ontk tuella ... Eftoo 1994 1 888 7 lel 1 1 073; .. 11279 Foraigi .. 19449 10901 .... 191102 1 2941 306 .. kg = -- Total. ... MP 23.00 I ......" WM 66 - 71 11411 e .. 121€039 LIVERPOOL oorrow MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Off =WNW AND INTWATIONAL TILIZOILAPD.) (ROY szaz owl ananrompare.) Market rather *Wok bat otri, sod the Woo will pro bably foot up 4,000 below, at froapad Woo. XINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) 13COLIL—The demand is limited. but there Wag no sellers miller fccroirr prices, the sake reported ars usim portal& Rebeed : The market is steady, but quiet. TILL—For Molitor and Kum,' Campos 4.1 midi= quality. at is. 6d. to 2a, the,. is a fair demand. la other blade sot much busineas dais'. Rica—About 12,000 begs of Madras have been sold at 10a. to la. 6d. Flom —The demand for currants is rather lees active, bat the Waimea dooe is at folly the recent improvement. BALTPITRI. —No sales reported. CCOI7O34—TIN trammetions reported Moos Friday are at full price& MOM. —Far to good roping Man i lla hays been sold at 30& Us. to 311. ss. The sales advertised for to-morrow °moist of 200 hlids. al West ledia, 4,000 bap Mauritius sugar ; 300 maks, 130 cases, 1,800 lisp coffee ; bags Mak 12 ,000 hap rice, 44.10 bags pimento, and sundry drymltery goods. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1863. THE CIVIC ELECTIONS.-(THIS DAY.) To-day, being the festival of St. Thomas, there were meetings, according to annual custom, of the iohabi• tants of the various wards, for the election of Common Councibues and other civic officers for the ensuing year. There was a marked absence of topics of public interest for diecusiou,the principal being that of the threatened railway agpession upon the city district. In the wards of Butsiehaw, Billingsgate, Broad-street, Candlewick, Cheap, Cordwainer, Coruhill, Cripplegate (Within and Without), Dor/gate, lAagboors, Lune-street. Walbrook, and Forriog don Without, there was no opposition to the re-election of the old representatives In all mass where these was opposi tion the polling will take place to-morrow. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up, to-day, °nestling) and by laud-carriage, the ar rivals of English wheat were only moderate ; but most of the samples came to hand in somewhat improved condition. Although the stands were rather scantily lilted, the demand for all kinds wee in • most inactive state, at a decline in the quotations compared with Monday hat of la per quar ter, and • clearance was not effected at the cline of busmen. There was a full average supply of foreign wheat on offer. Millers operated with extreme caution ; conse quently the trade was ►eavy, and, in most instances, the currencies gave way L. per quarter, when compared with this day eennight. The show of both English and foreign barley was rather extensive. There was an improved inquiry for malting parcels, at about previous rates. Grinding and distilling sorts moved off heavily, and prices ruled the turn lower than last week. We have to report • very dull inquiry for all kinds of malt, at the late decline in value. Oats, the supply of which was good, changed hands slowly, sod heated open was rather cheaper. The We for beans was very inactive, nevertheless prices were supported. Grey peas gave way Is. per quarter. In the value of other kinds no change took place. Banal Soar was steady in price ; but town made and country marks were very inactive, and the tern cheaper. The arrivals of Seating cargoes off coast have been con fined to 13, viz., 3 wheat, 1 maize, 4 barley, 2 beans, 1 cot tonseed, and 2 finned. Wheat has met a dull sale and prima have gives way Is. per quarter. Berdianski has realised 41s. 6d. ; Iferianopoli, 425. 3d., and red winter, 425. 9d. per quarter. In maize very little has been doing at almost previous rates. There has been eel, a limited inquiry for barley, at 3d. to 6d. per quarter decline. Dia•ubiso has changed bends at 21s. 9d. Odeon, Ms. 3d. ; lbrail, 21a. 6d. ; Taganrog, 212. ; end Syriaa, 213,.. 9d. per 400Ibs. In rye, nothing ha. been pees. X....Dersubien may be quoted et from 275. 6d. to 28s. ; 28e. to 28s. Gad. ; and Azoff, 28s. to2Bl. 6d. per 480ths. Beau as bet:murdered somewhat heavyat29e.forligypthui. Mi is nominal at 21s. 6d. to 22.64.; and Dan 25e. to 26e. per qr. Linseed has met a heavy inquiry, at 54a. Id. for Marianopoli. In warehouse, Bombay is held at 61a. tons; Calcutta, 56e. to 60s. ; Odor. 54*. to 561. ; Euptian, 54e. to 575. ; St. Petersburg. 565. to 575. 6d. ;Arehangel, 48a. ; and Riga, 435. to 50s. per qr. The quantity of linseed pre sumedly on caseate to the United Kingdom, compared with the corresponding period of last year, is as follows : 1863. 1811 V.. To London from Calcutta ' 254,800 qrs. 149,007 qrs. To London from Bombay 3,445 qrs. 1014 qrs. To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool from Bombay 12,038 qrs. 6,724 qrs. From the Meek Sea and Merll7 terranean ports to United Kingdom 34 cargoes, estimated to be about 65,C00 qrs. 32,000 qrs. Liaised cakes hays moved off badman London made 91. 15s. ; Ndw York, in barrels, 91. 15e. ; ditto, in bags, 91. 10a. ; Western, in bags 9/. 21. Bd. ; Marseilles. 91. per tee. °attained cakes, inglish made, are worth Si. to 51.5 e. per toe. Rapeseed is very doll, at 58a. to 59a. for Gummi ; 50a. to 51s. for Calcutta ; sad 30s. for wild Azoff. Cettomeed is heavy at 71. 7s. 6d. per . ton. Canary seed has adverted 25., with an imrie s d inquiry. ANIMAL or 51Z136. ish : 'fares, ps ; linseed, 121; rapeseed, 75 ; sad sundry , 2225 Foreign : Tares, 1,534; flamed, 170 ; rapeseed, 208 • and maim, 5 . 200 qrs. Rx rows. —Oate, 140; hewed, 5,676; rapeseed, 4,27 qrs.; and flour, 525 ewe. CU2111242 PRIC2B. It Per Qr. Wren. s. s. bee; Lent, red feu 44 to et Ditto, new 60 to as „ an to 48 Mika wow 62 to 40 !afar and Unman Per Q. Om& e. S. Scotch, feed Isia, whit. to 27 17 to 23 black _ l6 to 22 Wises 40 to 43 . Ditto new. 6O to 46 Mating 27 to PO Grinding l6 to 17 MALL Il aolli l(erg°114 and 40 lo 411 Mows ---29 to U ITIok 99 to SI Sorrow nem as to a PIAS Gros 1111 Y • 36 to 88 118 to 39 [twits sod Mare GA a ii brows MK -- -- - -- Town fir` Ma 36 to 40 loomlra its to 34 Come" ts to Itt Norfolk W liallolk mil. 3B to SI New _ to IS OATS. llogileb, feed II to 23 poillis) 2/ So IS TOrlirr WILT. I a Matzlo sad Koala& bora 46 to 55 Rowlock 4 Moctios- Per Qr. Ors. l B. Danish sad Swedish 18 to U Blasi= Dita= 42 to 47 14 to 41 tea. hard molt tea. 7460 ~vstili. s as to so _. .. siotii. ainim — as to n I sal"' SD to U =- SO to SO - _ 74 b 37 sous coax wane 29 to 32 Yellow Grinding --• •23 to Itt Mattgin Malting _ . . . oars. Itancti, par sack .... sa to ST dpanish. 36 Co 37 Anbarican, per teL .. 30 to 26 Canadian. .. SO so 23 6TO LONDON. DT LAND AND DEC. 11 TO D. 11. IN- Du* fobrow- 14 13 to ots 23 wl 11111VAIA or 01 1111. to., 1 WATILIt 41411111 301 /10 CZ1311131. TALLOW MAF.KILT.-(THpI DAY) The market I Malady. Town tallow is (mated 40a. ed. ; Patanbass Y.O. oa dm spot, 41.. ; all tha month, 40a. 9d.; harry, 41s. M. ; March, Us 3d. ?Arno:run OF TALLOW. 1 1. 1•4/2. IN& 71,248 2,429 60,3841 3,676 72,494) 41s. 43s Sleek es bead Ude ay-- 561411 66,435 Deilway Met week ten 1;23 MU. from Id Jame 61,716 47,686 Arrival Met week I 2,614 POO Date teem Mt Jam trkeY.Goa the welaldedsymeti Pa 111 L 1186. U. Melo Town Mei Foley lta II& Ma el Arrival for the week eadhig Seth December Ma year. I,oOb casks, sod delivery, WS cask& The arrival last week comprised 3,492 casks from IPeteraborg Australia—total, 3,176 camas, MITROPOLITAN CATTLE )(SMUT. ITER DAY.) .. . .. We have • larp sopPlyofYs,+t ti eseeidaring the mama umber ea sale het Moody. The Webers barest for the most part laid is their °lmams stook, trade is Trustee to day, mid &clearance rennet be elheled eotwithstaading a do paiNoato lake rathos lower au oar quotations The oumb.r of sheep is also large for this day, but there is • demand for than, sad prier an sheet thew ea of late. Good calves age same and maintain Thursday's quotations. From Ow navy sad Rolisad there are 740 beesta, 1,920 sheep, and 101 tams. Scotland, 100 brio. Ireland, 360. Norfolk sad Suffolk, 200; sad 840 from She Northam and Midlasd Gaieties. ter stens et glha a. 4. •d. Feir dens ef tt. •4. lee &tete florsiMa. 4 111 I I NA Dr& /11-14114411 0 • 0 1104111164444me5s 4 I 11 • Ilea Lene-444416.... 11 I Ileerned berli la Die de. Ea • 0 • Woes 11 0 4 • be de. Oben 0 • Iliettlestlll4brede 1 11 • • Labe 111444114 e• 4101 4 4414 . 1,40; Olap awl lambs. 9,510 Oates, 112; lip Mg. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(rms DAY.) Yams. Patatedea sad Smith report a batter damad far boot id al l ic e s both Entire sad tanage, at as edvaaaa fa rises at tally 10t. par atm its Ire day tweet. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two ahooi. Very little business is going forward in the rail way market to-day, and the variations in prices generally are few and unimportant. The tendency, on the whole, is rather unfavourable. Metropo litan and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have declined I per cent., and South Eastern, London and North Western stock is now quoted 107* to g ; Great Western, 631 to 64 ; Midland :, 1281 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to ; Great Northern, 126 to 127 ; Caledonian, 118} to 119 e ; South Eastern, 961 to 96i ; Great Eastern, 49 to I ; London and South Western, to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 111* to 1121. Great Luxembourg and Paris and Orleans 'shares are inquired for. Indian and Canadian lines are steady, at previous quotations. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. RS. IPt I RAILWAYS. I to I Clewing prices Sales to-day Satat. St. d Tyne • 100 Blyth an 10 •11 Boston,Sle&lld.C. St. 105 Bristol and Exeter.. • St. ,100 Calstionlan I 00 ; all 'Cork and Bandon 10 I mll Darnwall 10 all Do. •IA no die. until 10 lall Do. c.impald to B. 1 80 • all DubllnandßelbstJunc, ES • all Dundee,Porth,&abd.Jo' 81. 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow 84. 100 Glasgow and &Western! Bt. 100 Great Eastern Ord. 84.1 St. 10u , Do. A Stock I St. 100 Do. H Ang. BM, No.! St. 100 Great North of Scotland St. 100 Great Northern St. 100 DD.& A rec. no dlr. an tis. 100 D0.814110p.r.Y paid B St. 100 Ot. South & West. (Ire ) BC 100 Great Western M. .1001 Do.Stour Val.Ons.S.Ut St. 100 South Wales. St. 100 I Do. W. MM.—Word S 88 t. 1011 100 1 Do. Do. He De. Do. Nerefo rdwport St. 100 ,Isuseashlre & Yorkshire , St. 'lOO Linden and Mackwall St. 100 Lou., Hrightn, & Shout St. 'lOO Loodon,Chattim, & Dor. 84. 'lOO Loudon& North Westn. I OR 100 I Lowisa&HiuthWestern IWO 'Masa,Shal.,& Linoolnsh 00 I all , Msryport and Carlisle all!Do. Do. IShares SC 1 00 Imouspelitsa io ! I Do. New St. 100 Midland 8 2 ei 82 84 MI 114 Ii 7 119 i IS 60 16 17 oil $3 107 10 Me 67 4 46 . 47. ii ii - 125 137 131 132 121 116 96 98 6 94 66 67 40 41 34 36 103 106 1104 111 71 7S 107 1074 43 44 107 107 i 101 103 404 44 112 113 I is 11 1 i pm. *ay. alli Do. New St IMO Do. Berm t Derby 1 SO I all led. Ot. Ws. (Ire.) 1 13 W Do. I Slums U I an led Kent 10 all Mld Pelt (Cray Las) let 100 ' North Beithh St 'lOO Do. Edio„Perth,Dood ; St 100 N. lostern—Berwlek ri 111 S Do. O. N. N. Pure— It g ibe Do. Leeds St MS Do. York St. 1100 Do. Carlisle alli Do. Stock&Darlbeg IS 17 10.I o. Do. do. 1866-30 IS It Do. do. Roan._ St 100 'North London el 624 26 03 102 1021 _ 2 so U 28; 9 10 pal U 9 71 181 ' pm, 1 2 pail 77 79 11 He na 118 tit 44 N 100 Do. New &. ,us I North fitallordthlre 10 I avg. aS. Weatern Ju St. NO iSeottlah Central St. 100 iflecatleb N. E. Aber. Stk St. 100 .11eattlah Midland 10 ill' hrewsbury R Welohpl 8t 100 iShropehare Union St. 100 ,Soath Devon St. 100 'South Eastern St 100 8. Yorkaa & River Dun MI all Braless, Wokingliniotc : Die Tell Vale IS 8 Do. I 10 8 . . De. C 51 52 32 33 99 964 97 99 91 190 102 a 4 pm, 21 al PM! all Maa II 10 I D i u. ` 14 ' 4 Do. St 100 Vale of Death et 100 Victoria Su. & 131.. 100 Waterford & Knouts. at. 100 Watt Cornwall tK ,100 W.Hartlpl Hata. & 111 M. I Pd. I IiALLIWAIM all Antwerp Rotterdam all Bahlat9.Tra.(LM.7p.e., all Belgian R. JunetWa, I B.ArreeG.Eloatbens le Copenhagen (IMelted).. 10 :Dwit•""(14! W oDo _ _ all Nett.. ot Preece all Dd. Rassiaa gas. s p. e all 'Greet Luxembourg— all Junction.. all Naasu.Bet By the all Do.lip. c. Pet. Bele. goy an Neetlers o/ Prance 15 Da New Ms. (lea at t3L) all LIM &Amu g. 7p. e. an Iji Norw Do. egian do. Trunk P do.reL W Ottoman ,Stnyrnaeldhai all Paris, Lyons, and Main. all Pubs and Orleans. all Recite S Francia(L ) all Royal Danish 3 Royal Sardinian all Royal Swelieh all Do. 7 per cent. all Beasbre and Meuse an Do. per came Pre& Oen Paine (L.) &Vat et. W Do. do all *Aust. aLcen.ltenstian 16 lioethlssa of Poem& all /Southern of France 1 8 ;Turin and flavor. all West Flanders all Do. 5i per cent, Prot all' Wert. & N.W.of Frame 1 pa: If If pm ni I Itt It lif 20 201 3d XI ift iof Paz i Pa _ll . _9. 14 01 27 SO 17 18 14 111 1 11 j 1 • 1 pm 211 101 , A is 4 3 din 14 16 7i 11 , 4 JOINT STOCK EA IS. et / 41 40 1101 ii 108 n 8 1071 I 48 1 81 - DP 1511 for money 1021 3 zd BRITISH POMMIIIIOIII t . afthillemuci BADMAYL aU , Atlsmtict St. taonaoaS 100 Boa. Dar. it C. lag.Sp.e. 11 Do. Now 71 Do. H Maros all Buffalo et Lake Baron W Do. Prehlesae Brept4Oottaidil I eiCe. HO Do. do. July I. Irk HO Do. do. lane 1. led, ISO Cal. 28.1featern 6 p.e.g.1 400 Cape T. & Dock flp. a. • Desterara,7 p.c.per. prat 'lOO den. Benpl go. 6 do , least Indian Fa. 6 do 16 I Do. 11 2:leasfos I 16 Do. H do HO Grand Trunk of Canada' I all ; Do. Ist pref. lionda ! W Do. do. deferred , all ! Do. Thd pref. Hordes I ad I Do. do. deferred! all Do. ird pref. sleek all I Do. 00. deferred all Do. 4th pref. Stock 6111 Do. do. deferred! HS Great Indian Peninsular It Do. g. 6 percent 11 Do. January, WOO HO , 114.8. of India 26 2. et. D° Do et per art. all ,Gt Western of Canada 18 Do. New Do..p.e.Bda pay. all , Do.ae do. do. 1147-11 1 I 'WWI Brunk. UMW' _ye. New 100 ' Madras . gaar . 5 p. coat., 100 Do. do. L:o k: . 100 Do. do. do.— I Do. MIS a' 000 Melia Corp. el per e. 54 all Kalb. and Hobaon's Bay all N.Braaak Camels. A & 'lOO N.Z.ofesa.op.e.lat p.B 'lOO Wade, Na 5 por coot. 1100 , Do. NMI do. Do. do. do. D. 1PooJoid) do D. !Mu Si.Ylot. do 0 0 He 107 I 1 pall pa • Si Si lOS 106 101 103 101 109 107 108 21 9m7 72 75 59 81 SI SS IS 68 Y 61 M 42 27 19 U 96 198 109 11= 1 r ovtis i 92 96 U N I ON IN 107 101 101 96 100 67 60 6 83 84 100 107 i l l o o l t pm I 106: 10/ lOS COLONIAL 00V7froaarr BICIII I rd. I a. reins. I lila 030,000 .. British C01m.8p.cL,1672 , 1001 106 107 .. Can. Gov. p. c., 187744. 100 104 106 Do.Bper et. Feb.& Aug. 'lOO 102 104 Do.' pert*. Mar.6 B 3 101 102 104 2,214,636 ..1 1266 ctlas.&J 100 02} 931 6t5,808 ..1 Do. Spar et. Ina. 100' 01 93 00 2,0000110peep.4.1873 100, 106 106 .. 1 Do. do. 1890-4 1001 106 111 Do. do. 18964 140, MO 111 '.. Do. do. 1601'100; 112 114 100,000 .. Osylon,Nov. 1846 Spot 'lOO l 106 108 160,000.. Do. 1878, do.. , 100 1 110 112 200,000'.. Mauritius 6per et.. 1873 100 106 108 200,000 .. Do. 1878 100 109 111 200,000 .. Do. 1882 106 106 110 NAM .. Natal. Gov.B per cent._ 100 103 110 108.000 .. New Bruns. Ciov. 6 p.et. 100 104 106 • N.B. Woks Gr. 6 p.c.1988 100 100 102 Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1870 100 101 102 . Do. 6p. e. 1636 to 180! 100, 101; 102 1 160 . ,000 Now Zealand 6 per cent 100 110 112 260.006 , .. Nova 8001168 p. C., 18 7 6 100 , 106 107 76,090 .. Queensland Gov. 6p. ct 100 . 111 113 , B.Aust.Gov.6p. c. Bonds 100, 111 113 ' VloGor.dp.e.Jart&July 100 107 109 ' Do. do. Bp.c.Apriletoc. 'lOO, 100 110 MI9CRLLAIIIOO6. Na I se. 0011PANIML Ikea) le AngloUendean Mint . • 60,000 10 Atlantic &La= (L), 20,060 15 Andean= &Plea •• • • 47,000 10 'BorliaWaterworks uai li; 20,000 6 :Bombay Gas 6,000' 60 British Am.nican lan& 634,700., 84. 'B. & I. Moo. TeL (L),. 12,600 20 British Indian Tel ( 1 )' 10,000 10 British Iron 40,000 _ll Canada Agency As. (L )1 6,915. IN Canada land L) I I t 6,000 10 thryion 40,000 10 'Com. ot p = a allier.(4), 12,000' Cop.M. ;ftg,PreE.7lp.o 1 110043151 IL 'Ms= 10,8101. 81. . C r i Preferencie 1177,0001. j Bt. Do. 6p. at Pea. Deb 10,000 100 DiscouniCorporatlion(L 60,000 20 .E. India Irrig. & Caaml, 20 'Egyptian Cent& f1d.(1.1 879,9764. It. Electric Telegraph 10,006 5 .Rog. and Ana 116,060 , ,o.i.vediserial l e= 116,060 , ,i 1i),000: 16 ,Oen. Steam Navlitatkial 130,000 1 'Great Ship:L.) 17ep.e.p, 100,000 107 Hudson's Bay 160,000. Ilaiernat. Flasa.Son (I s t y l 60,000' 211 Itallanlni& (Con. arr. 14000001'100 ! Do. 4p. c. &Is. r 1 40,000 U aolatikoeliDatioesl(L) 40,0001 20 I Do. New 20,000 26 Load. African 12,000 6 Lond.District Tele: J L 10,000 10 'Loud. nags An a (L. 170.010, 4 Load. G. Onsulbasaat 10,040' 50 I Madras & 11,40 14 aleilin Erten. TeL WNW M illerean.CreditAamo.(L 12,500 10 Natal Lod t CoL 00,000, 15 National ufs. Ihmit. 11,010 01 .NerbddaCealtl IL, 6,000 20 Do. Now 20,000: 15 IN. ZealandT.&Losn(L) 1911,1170. 1 IN. Rritish Assicala. (L) 10,000 10 Oriental Casmniareisl(L 10000, 1 ,Oriental Gas (LlaiMai) 50,000 1 I Do. New 40,000 10 Orient.lnlandStoarn(L) 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas ((Limped;' 600,004 St. Peel Rl...Land& Min. (L)' 40,000 60 Peninsular & 0. Stems' 20,000 60 Do. New 17,000 10 QuebradaL. I,t 61.(L I 10,000 50 Ithysiney lion 10,000 IS Do. New 4.250 16 Filo J. City Insprov. (L ), 29.760 26 Ditto ditto 15,000 100 Royal Mall Steam 200,0000. St. Scottish Aut. Inv. (L) 10,000 60 S. Atria= M. & la. (L,'' 14,200 25 South Australian Lind, 280,0001. St. Submarine Telegraph I Do. scrip 14600 10 Trust &AgencyotAaa 60,000 20 T. &L. Co. of U. Canada 30,000 6 Milted K. Tang. Co. (L.) 10,000 20 V&11 Diemen'. Land PREFERENCE SH. Loudon, Chatham, mai Dover, 5 p lOS K} lei I•Ti pd ii -11- 19 U 4 . • * es VW 41 1 a 1 11:1 85 I 2 1 90 .14pia par 20 22 93 35 116 119 115_ 119 keel 10 1 6 . 102 n 11 -Li Os SS 117 II im l itg. I S. 3 3. 1 pus' I ' C 1 sins S i 1 apm I IS•1 le 1 1 M idl i .* 2* r TS 20pm So 141:SI IS E Si S 1 8 4 le V U 74 1 71 ,- 143 143 li 11 Su n a so I I d: 1 6in r i 9 1 a IC xd i SI - id M id cent. pref., 99. UNION BANS OF SCOTLAND.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon an extraordinary meeting of pro prietors was held at the London Tavern, for the confirms,- ties of the remlutime pulsed at the extraordinary meeting which took plAce on the 4th isetent fee previously re• ported), the object of the resolutions being to reconstitute the company, with the view of 'cabling the bank to issue notes under the act of 1844 ; Ur. W. W. CARGILL, ILP., in the chair. The So;retary, Mr. J. MACECZ. having read the minutes of the previous meeting, The CIIAIIIMAx proposed the necessary confirmatory re solutions, repeating the explanstson given by Bir J. Hay, the previous chairmen, es to the necomity for the change, and the mode in which it was proposed to guard against the un limited liability, which, by the act of parliament, attached to note issues—vi .• by placing in the Bank of England government securities sufficient to cover the entire amount of their note circulation.. _ _ The motion was neconded by Sit J. HA; and pawed un animously . The CIiAIRMAN stated that the progreee of the bank was most satisfactory. and their prospects and promises of support were such u afforded every gefiesd for believing that the position of the bank. as weemeehog the trade of the earth awl south of Scotland, would he eery moos one of very great mportaisca. The usual vote of thasha te the Chairman concluded the Wausau. A crime similar to that committed by the noto rious Palmer is the subject of judicial investigation I. Paris. A physician loured the life of his wife for 500,000 tr. (111.0001.), and shortly after the payment of the first pre mium the young woman died. The suddenness of the death and the large amount for which the life was insured created snapicion in the minds of the directors of the insurance company, and they determined to make the cam known to the highest law authority. An investigation was oomme•osd under the direction of the Imperial Attorney-General, in consequence of which the physician was arrested and coal. emitted to the prison of Maras. An offer has been made to connect the whole of the West India Island. by telegraph with the mainland at fipra•e, in French Gniase, and at Key Meek mar Florida, if • guarantee of 6 per mat, on the outlay OLD be obtained. The coat is estimated at 300.0001. It is proposed that Cuba should subscribe 2,5001. a year; Trinidad, Surinam, Porto Rico, Demerara Barbacione. sod Jam•ia•, 1,5001. • year each; Martinique and Guadeloupe, 1,0001. • year tech; and St, Thomas, Cayenne, and Saute Crux, 5001. a year mob. Circassian refugees are arriving at Constantinople from all parts Cl the Black Bea as the crowded decks of every steamer, at the rate of about a thousand a day. They are ia a state of great distress. As easy as 15,000 are ex pected. A Banos—ln two days' shooting in the pro selyte of Earl Dudley. at Wider Court, 'Worcestershire, last weak. meetly 2,000 bead of pass were daatrovni. Tbe spot-6mm ware tits Deka &Amoeba, Earl Dudley, Earl Tasksrvills. Sr J. 8. Pakiegtoo, M.P. Yr. P. Venom, M.P., Mr. Dowdsswell, Mr. Caches, and Mr. R. Hannan. ROYAL Fain Haarrns., Gares-rinr-son).—The somber of patients relieved at tins IneWlel awing the weed coding D. 16, was %.300, of which 1,067 wars new oasts. Aecording to the Cincinnati Price Current, the somber of hogs received there for the memos cep to the god law. was 175,658. About 40,000 bad bete received et ladiacopolis tering the tams period. Wes 10441 to 1 p.n. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The stock markets to-day are firm, owing to the more favourable prospects of the money market; but, though the tendency of prices is generally upwards, the rise is checked by the inactivity of business at this holiday season. The funds have riser. i per oent. Some of the foreign stocks, espe cially Mexican, are rather better. Home railway stocks are dull to-day. _ . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cant. Relates opened at 66fr. 35c., being rather more than } per cent. worse, compared with the last price of Saturday. Consols are now quoted 91} to 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}, ; ditto for ac count, 914, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, } ; New Three per Cents., 914, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, } ; ditto Four per Cents., 100} ; ditto Bonds, par ; and Exchequer Bills, 95., 4s. dis. The foreign stock market is quiet, except as re gards Mexican Bonds, which have risen 4 per cent., being quoted 354 to }. Greek are 4 percent worse at 25 to }, Spanish Passive firm at 33 to }, and Turkish ConsolidEss } better at 45} to 4. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are unaltered. Venezuela Six per Cents. are steadier. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 861, 4, ex div. ; Egyptian, 99 ; ditto, second issue, 984 ; Greek, for ac count, 254, 4, 25 ; Italian, for account, 704, ; Mexican, for account, 354, 4,4, ft ; New Granada Land Warrants (Hectares), 7 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 87, } ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 484, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 89, 881, 4 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 48; ditto Passive, for account, 334 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131, } ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 694 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto 1862, for account, 704, 4 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 54, 4. International Financial shares are quoted 4} to } prem. ; General Credit, 2} to 4 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 8} to 9 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 4} to 5 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 2} to 4 dis. ; Egyptian Trading, If to 14 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 34 to 4} prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 2} to 2} prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 14 to 2} prem. ; East London Bank, 2 to } prem. ; Discount Cor poration, 34 to 4} prem. ; Floating Dock. 1 to 1} prem. ; National Steam, 2 to } prem. ; and Con tract Corporation, 3to } prem. At the meeting to-day of the London Financial Association it has been decided to double the capital. One new share is to be given for every old one, and no further call is to be made on the old shares at present. IUL is to be called up on the new shares, by instalments. The general meeting under the new regulations paused to-day is to be held early in January. During the whole of the recent period of political uncertainty and financial uneasiness, while consols declined materially, and foreign stocks occasionally exhibited indications of panic, home railway property suffered comparatively little, owing to the firmness with which it is now held by bond fide investors, and to the confidence which is felt in the progress and proaperty of the internal trade of the country. The fact that the present prices in clude nearly six months' accrued dividend gives additional encouragement to purchasers. The particulars are published of 133 Bonds, representing 63,1001., of the Turkish Loan of 18b8, which were drawn on Friday, and are to be paid off at 100 on the Ist March next by Messrs. Deut, Palmer, and Co. The absorption of the small or 1001. bonds of the Turkish Loan of 1862 by the public has latterly increased so much that the small bonds are now worth about per cent. more than the larger de nominations. This is the more remarkable be cause, of the 8,000,0001. forming the total of this loan, the unusually large proportion of 3,000,0001. consists of 1001. bonds. Evidence is thus afforded that the demand is chiefly for account of the smaller class of investors, though something may certainly be due to the reluctance felt even by persons of means to embark more than a limited sum in Turkish securities. About 78,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday, and 25,0100 sovereigns were with drawn for Mauritius. A large amount of bullion is expected to be taken to the Bank early next week. The steamer Poonah will take to-day 122,5891. in specie for the East, of which 13,4741. is gold and the rest silver. The gold for Alexandria is only 11,3001., showing a satisfactory decrease, as compared with recent remittances. The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, have just declared a dividend of 5 per cent. and a bonus of 11. fe. per share (free of income tax) for the current half year, payable to the shareholders on the London register, on the Ist January ; and to the share holders ou the Bombay register, fifteen days after receipt of the outward mail of the 18th inst. The prospectus of the National Provincial Aerated Bread Company (Limited) is in circula tion. The formation of this company is a result of what is described as the " extraordinary success" of the London Aerated Bread Company (Limited), an undertaking which has just issued its first annual report, and has declared a dividend at the rate of 121 per ant. per annum, from the earnings of a few bakeries only. It is now acoordiugly proposed to introduce Dr. Dan &des system of bread manufacture throughout England and Wales. With this view the patent rights remaining undisposed of have been purchased on terms which the directors consider "highly advantageous." It is further mentioned that the chief portion of the price to be paid is made condi tional on the success of the undertaking. The company proposes to sell licenses for the manufac ture of the bread in those districts where it does not contemplate carrying on operations itself. In the first instance, bakeries are to be established in Manchester, Liverpool, and Birmingham. ,The capital is fixed at 250,000/., in 25,000 .bares of 101. each, of which 10,000 are to be issued in the first instance. The annual meeting of the London and Mediter ranean Steam Company is called fur the 29th Dec. A first dividend of Ge. Bd. in the pound is an nounced by the liquidator of the Keynsham Blue Lias Lime and Cement Company (Limited) as pay able to the creditors on the 31st inst. The applications for the 20,000 shares, forming the first issue of capital of the Contract Corpora tion (Limited) have amounted, up to Saturday evening, to about 34,000 shares. It appears that upwards of 300/. has been col lected in the Stock Exchange during the last two or three days for the Nation►l Lifeboat Institution, through the agency of Mr. W. N. Rudge. SATURDAY EFIDIIIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 ex div., for the 7th January, opened said closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 1; ditto, for account, 91C ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 91, ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 061 ; Ave per Cent . " enfaced" rupee paper, 1031. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. The rupee paper remains dull. Owing to the more favourable prospects of the money market, Exchequer Bills were in better demand to-day, and improved ls., closing at 9s. to 4. die. . . The foreign stock market has again shown an upward tendency, and closed with firmness. Few transactions took place in bank shares. Au ihipsoremeut occurred in Bank of British North America, Consolidated, and Imperial Wanes. Anglo-Austrian Bank were firm, at Ito 1 press. Alliance Bank and East London Bank were rather flatter. A fresh advance has taken place in tie shares of the Ceylon, Joint Stock Discount, and National Discount Companies. The shares of the Financial Companies were firm, with a tendency to improvement. Interna tional closed at 41 to t 7 prem. ; London at 81 to prow. ; General as 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; and Mercantile at 41 to 5 prem. for the accouat. Hudson's Bay shares were steady, at 21 to 21 dia.; and Egyptian Trading firmer, at 11 to 11 prem. The shares of the West India and Pacific Steam Company have risen to 11 to 2 prem., the departure of the first vessel of this company's fleet having been accompanied by the receipt of orders from the not th to buy. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day lto I prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 tot prom. ; Universal Marine, par to I prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 31 to 1 prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 171 to 181; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 21 prem. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 2to 21 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 21 prem. • Contract Corporation, 31 to 31 prem. ; prem. and Alexandria Hotels, 1 to 2 prem. ; National Steam, 2 to 21 prem. ; Merchant Bank, 31 to 41 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 3 41 prem. ; Munta's Metal Company, Ito die. ; Littlehampton Steam, sto prom. • Floating Dock Company, 11 to 11 prom. ; and Gloucestershire Smelting, 21 to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLom. The mining market is rather better to-day, Wheal Seton shares are firmer at 1574 "buyers.' Nangiles at 314 to 32, and East Lovell at 81 to 9. East Caradoo, however, continue heavy ; the present quotation-27 " sellers "—is about 10e. below that current on Saturday. Clifford Amal gamated are quoted 34 to 4. Hingstou Dowcs shares are o ffi cially marked 21. Cobre Copper shares are steady, having been dealt in at 2 9 2 and 30. Yudanamutaaa are firm. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet. We understand that the directors of the Otea Copper Mining Company have resolved to ckse the list on the 13th of January; the interruption to business from the Christmas and New-year - holidays inducing them to defer the last day for applications to that date. WEATHER RIPOST.-(THIB DAY.) moion. Dew= IL 3 L. b. :L; D. ... 29.84 W 2 I &w. ! S.W. N . 16 • 26 • 26 e 20,000 100 Apr and V. Sec Beak . 20,000 100 lAik.RlAvezpoell 10,000 100 Do. New 100.000 20 Aegio Austrfaa ' - • ' No. I S. I Baits. 12,500 40 AviiindeWe _7,500 40 Do. New.. 10,000 25 6,000 100 25,000 20 10,000 100 20,000 50 6,000 100 16,000 10 50.000 V/ 15,000 50 20.000 60 12,500 60 22.200 20 20,000 25 0.00011 Bank of= 1 all Bankßask of Beason (Lisette& I "It Bask Quainialaal (I.) 16 Bee offletorlaAtuasla 65 Bank a Wake 16 Bank of New Zealand ~ 6 Brazilisa&Partognann & American No.(L, IS British N. AIDETiCS .. aU Char. 1111. Brit Columbia 10 C. Bk. India,Aus. China all Quiz& 11. of Baia. &B. all 10'.000i Clty 100 ,Cok.aial 25,000 20 6,000 100 60,400 01 20,000 100 10,000 111 SAO /NI 16,000 10,000 100 4,460 100 40,000 25 10,000 100 00,000 60 as lit 01 Canada all Oaiwondaled Dank (L 4 tantinantal (4) 1 11a41 London ;IMM• 6 I • ' I &Sikh and Mai lAnt ) 10 Sag.ScoLlGAiiel.d , all English and Sired oh (L, BleKuropean ( L) SS [imperial Moak, ; M Imperial Mourn lO land Merlin. Itlla(L)1 I London lank of Snot (7.• e London and DradMin 136 Lou. B.Apreatli../latel 4O Lon Sir.. it Malt (1 I 17 Lon. Cb. Bank of AumtrL; all London and Colonial (L. lO Londmo and County 1 SI Ina Ilatntsg.Con.lla(Lll Landon Joint Stock lO Law and Middlesex IL ) 10 Inn. and Northern [L : 16 Londe. & South Anima l all Do. Dn. Now ' all London& S.Amerlcan(l T LO4l. et S. Western Lim ' 15 Lea. A. Westmin.tar 20 Merchant Itank:Las.)• • SI Mercantile & ExcluntL IS Metro. & Yrov. Hank (1 1 ID nenarsad OO 1 Midland Bask (Lim) le 1 National o i t i pml(L IS N. Pro. at Do. . ow National Dank I IS New Booth Wales New Zealand (I.lmltedi, OrMetal Bank Ocepeen. ?mine of Delimit I Do. New Selade, Pont Dad (L flontli Australia '81"od. of B. 8. Afrisa Do. do. Union of Anetzelia_. Delon of Irides' (fie ) Unless of Landow r. 402,02 0 SI. lota. 410 c llar.ollap 100 tom* S. .11tha.,4po .100.4/010 , 100 00S,D 110 &M a.— W. Mr -. M.. 44 p. al. Jaa. & ley... .110 O&M& R. Idur-DYLop.e.lan&Jlo . loo MA& IL 100,11411/..p.c.Jan&Jly 111 101111114 M. L&W.W.4lke..l•o.&July HO reellll. Do. Sip.e.Jan.aJaly 111 IL 1.&&W..11p.a.1000J:0101/ .... 04. Ifidles&4p.s..lss.&J NO .... I 11l I. MO& &P. &D. /L. 11_,p. Web. &An. . HO Ant I& Lidra..4p.e Jr&Jalyll4l9 1 .... IN. Aiii.X.L.p.c.ApdiOsi. 100 N NI 1711 175 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. I Closing price& lid I apes) Sales. us ua U 19 pia IS 19 pa, 71 71 468 1 IS 23 pm Bilei I ei twa dlsil IS 41 ear' 4 Tel= 4 *Pali 4 6 pat 48 SO is 111 1 11-i 4 ii-i i 68 68 1 _ a - 47 0} 20 iii 110 - io -ii N 21 2ipot) le 0 , 61. , tl2l 2 10* 13la par 6 7 pat 3 11 B SI petM Ms pm. I 10 10 1 lt 11 17; 2 1 4 W1 U M P li e lli ;t al i & 3 441 cr a lpm 1 lmm: 7t sp I 27 41pm 4b pm 1 2 pm, 1 2 pea . 11 0014 7 8 pm: le " 1 I 1 dls 56 IT 1 N 56 11 pe nilm 6.1 19n • os 16 - - 41 4 4& ak!' I Pd I Cl. prices. Ti - 06 - 09 101 1911 111 97 99 No. I 6:1144 611: I or:assa N!aUs . Fitll77 m:ww wi:W. Oreencuatle 30.1241 . 1 Oa way Valenti* — Cape Clear 11 0 —.27 4' , - 1 W. Qseemeiowa llO la 49 1 LW. Liverpool 30.18 44 3 , W.I.W. Holibead 3017 441 1 ' W.S.W. Pembroke - WM al 1 N.N.W. Penzance . 30.36 491 1 ' W. Bnd . vorisni .. .. Rochefort Plymouth 70.71 4. 1 , LW. Weymouth Portamooth Loudon KM 1 W. hover 70.! 14 I 1 W.W.W. Yarmouth - Scarborough- 30.10 I I W. Shlade May 3 I W. Belletolmed - TrtsbAr. WEDIMMAT, W. to 8.. fresh to Olt Kosisaan B.W. to N.W.. stroll& atroos, some rain or Omit. some tall, en or fa places. As above. Wrorns. As above. 3.8.11 to W.S.W., fresh, Iltoms. 8.8. W. to W. N.W.. some rain. Amor, oboe rata. As. oval oho% e. As nest above. Soirrozair. manna. N.W. to &W., mode- _ W. to S. tr•th, soots rats, 'booms. rids. Nortneru=Sentlond. Western= Ireland. WM; opposite tad odiseent son thorn: U*llA Chaalbei sod Money Ba/. limtemmlisatward Naglaad sad ■alledsaL THE MELANCHOLY BOA! ACCIDENT NEAR LYTHAM. The Prato), Gitarditts ilea@ the following farther particulars of the melemeholy boat oldest on the Ribble. by which the whole surviving family of Mr. It. Dubin Susars, ears merchant, of Mearibeeter, and Mr. Walton Nemo% cashier to Mame. Cockshott tad Heelless, yarn brokers, Mae chaster, sad his mister, Mee Maria Wawa, were drowsed: •-." For three weeks past, Mr. and Mrs. Sugars and their family have bees staying at Lytham ; the sous sad daughter' being Hoary Sagan. 18 ; Thomas, 16 ; Jamie. 21 ; Laura, 14 ; and Mary, 10. During their sojourn is Lytham they have beau accompreied by Miss Waldo.. The party were joined on Tuesday week by Mr. Walter Watson, who, it is believed, was betrothed to Ws Sagan. About sieves o'clock on Tuesday morehig„ all bat Mr. and Mrs Sugars left for the purpose of rowing on the river lied shooting wild fowl. They were aceampaaied to the water's edge by Mr. Sagan, who saw his soes and daughters soil their (nen& from the shore oe what mewed to be merely a holiday cruise. They drifted up se far as Preston, when they telegraphed to Lytham that they would be home in time for dieser at six oclock. They sever, however, returned. On the following morning the Twat wee fosad on the sends. and near it was found .he body of Min Laura Sugars. Mr. Wataoo, Mr. Henry Sumus,and Mime Wil ma were Mural on Thursday tawnier ; and re Friday lira remains of Mies Mary Sugars, the youngest of the piety. were tend opposite the entrance of the Lytham Dock. The body of Ur. Walter Natios was discovered almost opposite Lytham Mill, two railer across the cheesed M the ditesties of Heeketh Bank. Mr. Beery Sagan was foiled es the Bay Bank, about 200 yards from the beak opposite Walton Brow sad about 2,i mile, up the river from the lifebOat station. Miss Watqcn was feud lying abort fifty yards from the Star Nap rer-b. also opposite Werke Beaky, about half a pdlo above where Mr. Henry Sugars was found. There are yet miming (unless discovered after oar reporter left) Miss Jessie Seers, and Mr. Thomas Sagan. With respect to the cause of the disaster, tome differeure of opines prevails. At first it was rag td that the • boat. Whig is inexperieuced handy, had touched with her keel oa the net stakes, mid bad iestantly capsized, tb rAviag these au board into the stream of the ebbing tide. Further inquiries, however, tend to throw doubt on this suppoeitiom The boat is which the ill-fated party left Lytham was foie, oe Wedoesdaynecurely anchored oo one of the banks off War ta.. with the rudder unshipped rod the oars safely deposited withia the craft, which had only six inches of water le her. From this it is comjectured that she had struck the hank. and that the party then threw out the anchor sad swirled to make the sham. It is thought this they balm pro ceeded ideas the bank is the direction of the light from the lifeboat station, and hare then attempted to CMOs what they may have eremites, for a yarrow mad a shallow chancel, ad have gone, probably hand in hand. iota the deep water opposite the entrance to the dock. The hat hereabouts suddenly terminates, and in this !oenlity it is supposed the bodies to be found as yet lie is the water. The inquest bas been adjoursed to the :Nth Mat. ; bet should tic, other bodies he di•COTIPTOI in the meantime, a formal examination for 13.'4'i:cation will have to take place." ACCIDENT TO THE DCCHHIS OF SUTHLRLAN n.—A narrow eanpe occurred to the Duchess of SatherLaid ma Friday evening last, while returning from the Per. Dr. Cumming's chapel ou her way home to disc. Os crriviag • few yards beyond Waterloo-place • cad wiqweaer weideotally touched the hone in the duchess's broil:ham with his whip. which started the high-spirited aoinud, who started off at ungovernable speed along Pa.l-,cell, past the palace, into Cleveland-square. and galloped past by the narrow carriage-way up Clevetesdrow. The foot man was there throws off the box, sod • few yards farther on, opposite Sir James Mathiesoo's horse, when then is a turn. the bone fell and threw the driver off hie box. The horse instantly regained his feet, and than galloped past the Earl of Ellesmere's house, direct to Pen well. The alarmed animal, thus uncontrolled, pursued its course as far as the War Department, where by the college of some passers-by he wee stopped. The door of the brougham had in the nissatime come in contact stills a lamp-poet, and was carried away by the collision. On the bores being secured the duchies, who bad remateed Ttivtly in the carriage, left the brougham, inquired after the sofas of her servants, and requested to be allowed to walk home to Salad Home. Her grans was unhurt, but the coach man and foams* am severely °attend. Mawr Commusnons.—The next examination for direct eoannimeioes will take place at Chelsea Hospital Monday, the lit of February, 1864. The fall crops in the Federal territories thin year will, it is estimated, amount to 452446,123 bushels of con; 267,302,7700 w of tobacco; 16,821,30'1 bii•lnsle of buckwheat; sad 101.,457,144 bushels of potatoes —Hew York Herold. . - - - --- The losses of cattle by starvation in the sonthsess mantles of the state, cm acconet of the noussally dry am ern, are estimated at over 15000, and many more wee killed to save the bias. and tallow. The recent mills time Maned vegetation, so that stock may commence recopeat lag.—Cakforniesa paw. 011r/ATAL PALACZ. HALF-A-Ch.)WN DAY. RATUIDAT, D. 119.—Admiainos on payment, 704 ; ditto by season tickets, 2,41%; total, 3,397. • 1 2 $ $ 4 her rith oaa irw• no. *J O D i to own. re. 411 MIL fgeb . :.tapor i I coo `rd $1 IN N 100 N 100 N 100 N •7 N IN N 100 .... 10 7f .1 - 3 171 - i t•=4 - 4 - it 1071 i 108 i -. 2 1 i