The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-08 00:00:00

haring officers' and the guardians' window,. Shelled been committed several times from this court, and twice tried at the Surrey 811116011 S for these offences. He believed she was Gee of the most successful impostors on the medical autho rities of the prison that ever existed. Mr. Townson, one of the relieving officers of St. George's, said that the prisoner was one of the most troublesome paupers he ever had to deal with. Whenever admitted into the workhouse, she generally got into the infirmary, mid lived on the best the house afforded. She. however. was not content with that ; and she was so successful in imposing on the 'medical officers of the House of Correction, that she preferred that plea to the workhouse. She was tried at the Surrey Sermon; and see- Mixed to 16 months' hard labour for mashie( 90L worth of glue in the shop window of Mr. Hay, ome of the guar dians, and was oily discharged yesterday. She told witness that she had " gammoued" the authorities at Wandsworth, and during her incarceration there bad lived in luxury. She told him she had daily, half a prat of wine, one pint of stout, one quart of milk, one quart of tea, two eggs, one custard pudding, one pint of beef tea, two oranges, eight ounces of bread and butter, and four ounces of bread. The prisoner exclaimed that it wee quite true, as she was very 11. " Look at ma, your worship ; you rem see that 1 am i" Mr. Bureham told her that he had a very good recollec tion of her, by committing her so many tames to prison for wilful damage to the windows of the parish officers. She ►ppeared to be in the same state of health sa when she first came before him, and he believed her to be an impostor. Mr. Jay, the other relieving ofrunr, assured his worship that such was a fact ; but, to ascertain whether it wee true that she had such luxurious helm in Wandsworth House of Correction, he had written to the governor, and received an answer in the affirmative. No wonder, then, at her pre/cr ib( the House of Correction to the workhouse. Mr. Burchan' observed that be should take ears that she had Dot such sumptuous living for some time to come by directing her to Mad bail for six months. In default of that the would be committed to Borsemonger-lane Gaol, sad he did not think she could "gammon" the surgeon of that prison. She was then removed, protesting that she was very ill and wanted to be slat to Wandsworth. WANDSWORTH. TOR RIGHT OP POTTING DOWN ♦ CSI&GN WINJOW. Hr. Spencer Shelley, a geetleseas residing at dirTinsOnd. home, Kew, appeared before Mr. Ingham to answer a com plaint at the instance of Mr. T. Best, the superintendent of polaris on the South Western Railway, °haring him "that he, being a paseenger on theliniadid unlawfully sod wilfully break the window of the carnage in which he was travelling, whereby he had incurred a penalty of 51. under the com pany's bye laws. Mr. H. W. Farley, of No. 5, Park-villas, Whitton-rend, Hounslow, stated that on the 25th of November hat he was a fimaelsos passenger in the 5.35 train from Waterloo stenos. He was seated mow corner of the carriage facing the elegise and the defendant sat opposite to him. Another gentleman who sat near winless asked him to put up the window, to which at first he slightly objected, but be afterwards put it up as the strap, leaving an open specie at the top. While the teals was proceeding along shoot Vanxball be noticed that the gentleman was suffering an ineoevenienos from the wind through the window, and he then dosed it The defendant Hum said. "We can't be mothered entirely,"ar words to that effect, and pus the window down violently. Witness said, " Exeunt ms, but I claim the right of closing the window, es I animated on this side," and he at ono closed it spin. He had no sooner date so than the defendant broke the window with his umbrella, and, not satisfied with that, be jobbed every pleas of glass out of the frame, and witness's clothes were covered with pieces of glum. The witness added that the other wiodow wee closed at the time, but after the defendant bad broken the window he called attention to the ventilators in the carriage. By Mr. I —He did not offer to take 'Mogen seat. The del t in reply to the charge said he had nothing to say. The evidence was perfectly oorrect. He thought be had a right to pot the window down, when the other was shut. He regretted exceedingly that in the heat of the moment be broke the widow. hid offend to exchange place, with the vitamin, sad be bad refined, be should hare thought the Weans' of the mildew a trifling matter, bit he did ant thiak that a prim who was comfortably seated with hie back to the enigma should insist upon his neigh bour having a tooth-sobs. The defendant mid it was a remarkably fine sight. He meaticeedthat r an extennatioo. Mr. Inborn said, that frrilce sake of a little more air he might have exposed these gentlemen to very serious in- COO VIIIIIIIOOIII. He thought it was exceediogly wrong. The :efendant should wet to others in the same way be would like to be treaftd himself. There was no excuse for this high handed sat, and he ordered him to pay /On 13d., the damage, a fine of 31., and 2a. soda. The money was immediately paid. Tao Fommoomiwo " Parasols or Amts."— " Arpi" of the Par, writes :—" The prep of arms r n, oma the English and American tr great ampioes, as w r ic i I:;l e imined, fills op the TWO= in the sporting by the to stir of the nag mama. The friends of both moo report thou to be in the inert ocadi tin. I sew Heenan wadi lest week, and tea testify at to his brag a man of vbre and muscle. His trier be has already forked ap to the extent that he hie been earpelled to hire a pony to soaripany him in his walks. He bee won eat three arks ia his gyaresium, and he is se finery as a Loudon sparrow. Kin, likewise, is very sweet ea himself, and says he would give one of his airs and WS yarn of his life to win. trader these circumstances there is or the alighted doubt that both men will do their lark and as* quite as mesh animated { ambition es by the hope of paoarr~reward to pia contest. That the event will rte pros on the dry originally fixed is an erronseas idea, bat der notice will be given be thane who are interested in it. Is the meantime, las dale free the best authority that the arneesessabs are writ a will suable the rest to be witnered with the sere Goaded and holder from in. irruption as a 'rebel oral at Lard's, or the male of the royal yeadiap at Hasspria-courk* THZ (ialur 11118171 N. —At the Judge's Chambers ymeseday, before Mr. Justice Mellor, Mr. Carpenter sp ew/1 la the case of " Parry v. the Great Ship Company' for as interpleedsr order on the part of the Sheriff of Ls emigre, who had remained in pomades of the Great Eastern and her mores at Liverpool on the part of the plaintiff, and had Arai the executios been served with liaison on the part of mortgagees to upwards of 100,0001. Aa application was made on the part of the sheriff on a former occasion, when the oompany applied to set aside tbe mention at the snit of the tiff. The matter was re fend to the wad above Mr. Justice Byles, sad the sheriff was directed by his to remain in custody of the weasel. The matter had since been before the court, sad was now is a shape for the application to be renewed. After hear* the parties, Mr. Justice Mellor made so order for the sheriff to withdraw and the claimants to give menu. rit7 for 5,5001., or the storm to be sold and the Proceeds to abide the event of au interpleader issue to be tried in Lou d= after Hilary term next. His lordship was enbeequantly liked to bar the plaintiff from the vessel, or the sheriff could not sell without being a trespaeser. His lordship amended the order. the proceed, of the stores to abide the Tema of the iaterpiesier issue. Loer IN TM; STORM. —The wife of Mr. John Beres, who is of a Wm at Rarteide, the property d Mies Wallsee, Meditates, last week visited her mather at Rothbury, devisees of about tee weir from her time. She left Rothbury on Thursday morning, and ed through the rilleg• of &Star, among the kills. At Mat time a heavy snow storm had come me. She was asked to stay fora while, but she said she could sot do so, sad that it ins most likely some of keg family would amiss to meet her, as she had not gone bolas the day berme. Nothing more was seen of her mail she reached Prradeick.nioor, when a herdsman, who wee seeking op his lock, spoke to her. The storm. by this time, was terrific. She could not bare proceeded far, for she was found the next morning on the same moor completely imam. She was a stews woman, the mother of a large and meek respected. When found she was two miles from a married daughter's house, sad about four mike frxa her own home. - - DA SING Ham. ROBBERY. —The Bedford Hotel, aviOtoa, was the mem of a series of derieg sad suoneedul rol , Peries oe Thursday eight last. Dario( the night several bedrooms and ilittiog-rooms were visited bye thief, who must have emessled himself on the premises the previous "ft , ot• A number of watches and other articles of value were t he away without any alarm being given. About 7 o'clock the next morning (Friday) a gestlemaa staying ' the hotel discovered that his watch had disappeared. He at once descended and informed the door porter of the loss. Shortly afterwards another enthuses, of military aPP•or•. eon, came down smoking a cigar. He stated to the porter is ioteation of taking a morning walk, sod having Wee his same and the nimbly of his room, west oat. The porter at oars instituted an inquiry, and soon uoartained that the military gentleman had not occupied the room designated, sad it became apparent that In was the thief. He was at once sought for in every direction, bet managed to get Mar off with his booty. Snot:KING ACCIDENT TO AN Arians.— Drif the performance' at Mr. Taylor's theatre in the Orford Kidderminster, ma Friday evening, as sockleat occurred by which Sim. Devormort, ea actress, received serious injuries. Don Joan had been played on the occasion, and towards the does of the piece Mrs. Devosport's dress was *ease by one of the footlights, as she was leaving the stage. The Barnes at mace shot up round her, sad she attired Piercing Krems. Ontside the theatre, owing to the re flectioa of the flames on the canvas, it was believed that the interior was in fames, and inside inters* excitement pre vailed For a time, Osage near her were tee paralysed to render soy assistance, sad the poor cream* one hither and thither, not knowing what to do. A carpet was seised tad thrown over her, sad by this means the gleam Wen extinguished. She had bees but about the chest, flats sm. and log, sod at first it was feared that the *levies she is:viral were ereo mon serious thee they have proved to be. Yr. Cohen was called is to attend hoc. Me will be lesesated from appearing on the stage again for several *whim The manager has takes seessures for avoiding Me ' ounirrences in future, by having a wire Paw plaa•a over the footlights. OTBECOATS. —Gentlemen pulsing through London tre invited to limper* &dock of IlraLolaal Winter Orereftte, at bra If wanton sad iimpton A.lOO, Strand. opposite listirs. tiaemeat WIDIMIDAT. ON INN Tlll7llO/Alf. W. to N. and to 5. NOMII-NANI. Northerly and back a pie to fresh, to W., strong, fall at with mow or rain. times. W.S.W. to N.N.W., ODAMS N.W. to N. 5, strong, strong, squally, some dear. rain. W. to N.L. trash, BOA= MUM N. to L. trash, squally, equally, then dear. then Ana T.W. to N.L. trash, Iforret-Eala. W.A.& to LAL,Yrealt, dear, tine. Ana. Northilmet=Celthiteas to Llpooll. WattDoesol toCoris- louthadagllgh Climissl law Day Coaata. — SOelit- Zedwattralt of Dewy go ithwerfasliko sod Heligoland. • /3.—Daremeder oseradod aad radneed to sr at half tide levet Leh tat fork of varalsal elevation, amine shallow hundredth of am lash aranivnam ; and each ten degrees, above sr c.a.- lag Nearly throe Ivessiredths INCRIMUL I.—ffspowed theme. MOW la shads. D.—Difference of wet bath (for seventh:a sad dew point). W.—Whsd, direction of (viraa—two palate Lin of ensgastie). P.—Poems (1 to IY—estimated). X.—Esteems force since last report. Q.--Quarter whence MU= fares af to 32=N). I.— laittals b.—blue shy: a.—loads( f.—fog; m.—saletg (hay) o. dull) r.—rala . a—mow t.--thaadsr. mow se immeitad), duos lad mart ter 41starliere9 a 10 9). —Calsa. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1863. THE SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW. (THIS DAY.) The great show at Islington this day, opened, as it has been, to the public for a shilling, has proved to be a great success. The attendsooe op to 1 o'clock was quite equal to that of last year, when the exhibition of cattle in the northern part of the metropolis, in • hand some building, had all the charm of novelty. Not long after the doors were opened the various aisles began to wear an animated appearance, and the throng went on gradually increasing till at noon the whole building was pervaded by • multitude, chiefly belonging to the middle class, who proceeded with the work of inspection in • business-like and resolute manner. The Reagan ba zaar, as it has been termed, comprising a vast number of curiosities adapted for presents, WAS visited by large •am bore, and seemed almost to divide the interest of the show with its special and legitimate attractions. The implement department sod the exhibition of new dames of objects greatly enhance the interest of the ex hibition, and the public manifest • close and intelligent in terest in all that ia presented for their inspection. The soleadid cups and other honorary prism are planed in a conspicuous position in the building, and naturally attracted much observation. The sales of prominent animals, always an interestiog feature in the Show, are already proceeding briskly, end several of the chief specimens of stock have found par oboists either from the metropolis or the country. The Prime Consort's prize Devoe, the i wiener of 20/., has been bought by Mr. Ryas, of Ply mouth ; and in the some department Mr. Heath's prise animal of 301., which hes oleo puked the sum medal of the club, has become the property of Mr. Lowman, of the New North•road. Mr. Wortley's prize Devon steer, winner of 301. and the silver medal, an animal which has deservedly attracted the greatest attention amours the con noisseurs, hem been sold to Mr. Comfort, of Fartingdos stmt. Among the shorthorne, Ledy Lubbock's heifer, the winner of the first prim of 251. and the silver cup, of the value of 401.—a beast of remarkable symmetry--though it some& special notice all the morning, bad not found a warmer up to 1 o'clock. In the Some breeds, Mr. Wil liam Wood's 101. prise animal has been obtained by Mr. Clements, of Croydon. Among the purchasers of black stile are Mr. Collingwood, of Upper-street, Isling ton, Mr. Geo. Stone, of Watford, MINIM Clayton and Hill, of llarchmont-street, and Mr. Copeland, of Windsor. The sales of sheep seemed so far to be rather slack, but purchasers of such excellent pens cannot fail to come for ward. It should be added that all the arrangement' were with out exception exoelleat, sad that the public as well as the salmi& found every needful provision for their comfort and menexime. SMITHFIELD CLUB.-(THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the members of the Smith field Club was held at 1 o'clock, at the offices of the club, Agricultural Hall ; the Presides', Lord WALIMNORAM, in the c hair. Among those priori were Lord Trainer, president elect, Lord Benson, Mr. Fiber Hobbs, Yr. Teer, Mr. Davey, Mr. R. Stokes, Mr. H. Corbel, Mr. Garrett, Mr. G. Terser, Mr. Moore, Mr. C. Barnard, Mr. W. Arden, Mr.. 7. Howard, Mr. Sainsbury, Mr. Giblet' &c. The report, which we. read by the Hos. SUMMIT (Mr. Braedreth Gibbs) coagratulated the members os meeting fa the first time under the sew constituting. The Warn in band amounted to 4,3811. 14s. 3d., and the committee ainfidently anticipated that they would be enabled further to acreage the amount of prises next year. The entries fa the present show were in excite of them ea any previous occasion. On the maim of Lord BOWIES, seconded by Lord TILF.DZOI,II, Earl Spencer was rusanimonaly elected president for the year 186.5. Seven member; of the council retired by ballot, in accord ance with the new comMitatios, Ma., Mr. Bentley, Mr. B. E. Bennett, Mr. J. Claydoe, Mr. J. Giblet!, Mr. W. Ladd, Mr. R. Smith, and Mr. J. Shuttlewortb. Mr. T. Bennett bed resigned hie mat. . . The following gentlemen wens elected to All the vs- CilleilS :—lll. Charles Howard. Mr. H. Smith, Mr. lt, Overman, Mr. H. I , 7.oarrf, Mr. Jolla Thompson, Mr..7cesph Robinson, Mr. John Barkley, sod Mr. Robert Leeds. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TIIIIIDAY, D 3 31 - 113 M 4 3 AM. SHIM fallff&—(THlS DAY.) Two &Mom. The railway market is rather firmer to day, although there is not much increase of business, and the general tendency of prices is more favour able. Midland stock has risen 1 per cent., London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire 1, and Great Eastern I. Metropolitan stock con tinuee heavy, and has experienced a further reduc tion of 1 per cent. Caledonian has also receded }. London and North Western sto } ck is now quoted 105 to } ; Great Western, 63 to ; 1271 to 128; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108} to ; Great Northern, 126} to 122 1( ; ) Caledonian, 116} to 117} ; South Eastern, to } ; Great Eastern, 49 to } ; London and South Western, 101} to ; and Metropolitan, 110 to UL Grand Trunk of Canada Fourth Preference De ferred Stock has declined, while Bombay and Baroda is firm. Dutch Rhenish shares are inquired for. . l a 1. 3. i P•I It pa: 11111 TISH roatomoss. shim I Ranw An. i Atlantic& ft 1•9 lEas.lar. &C. In.&10.0. 11 , Do. New Ter Do. E Maras alf Buffalo & Lake Huron all Do. Preference 1100 Bal., Wank& Oodarleb 6p. c. Ma Aug. 1,11171 100 Do. do. Jul, 1, 1873 100 Do. do. Jame 1, let 100 Ca & ILEmatera /c.o. g. .100 Cape T. & Doek 6p. e. 6. 110 00 0 lkat. Dealer ri4ar . an c.9" . ro ,100 Bast Indian ga. 5 do HI Do. Ci Extension ;10 Do. H do 1100 Orand Trunk of Do. lit pref. Hoods Do. do. deterred Do. fad pref. Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. Sri pref. Stock Do. ao. deferred Do. 4th plret. Stock Do. do. defenad fiat Indian Pe Da g 6 Do. Janu p ar ercent y. IL of lodla H. ip. i Do Do 41 per mot K. *edam el Caaadal Do. Ns!, tabs .1 p.- to 1 p.n. Do.t a l k da,nay. 1879 Do. do. de. 19774 Indian Malted Do. New Madras gear. 6 p. coat Do. do. I do . Do. do. do.— Do. Mk turbo, Yak Corp. 6 per c. Bd Nob. aad Hotaoa's Boyl 11.11raaltesa.clat di, 11.1.61002.6p.0.Dap.8. &dada I 6pm coal Do. Dad do. Do. _ do. do. 1 - 07 e 106 e 91 11 e 2 86 Par toe 9 1 pa ilr, , n 1 net ii 1 1 ipeo Pm i 1 I iii4.l 28 811 21 lag} 67 69 I 6 82 84 10 0 21 1 1 1 PI 1 1 101 181 • IIL 111.1 - ..11. W Y. X. Q. L Z. lIL -.........-- - - - -- Naha .... 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South Ws Do. W. Ml4l.—Osiord Do. Do. Newport Do. Do. Hereford Lentashite & Yorkshire Loudon and Bisekwall ,I,oa.,Bright.n,& &Cast, ILondon.Cbstetu&Dov.l Ilwiutoo.& North Westad Wes Man,Sher.,& Lincolose WMaryport and I Carlialal Do. Do. Sham , 11/0 100 Metropolitan a :Midlan Dd o. New Do. New Do. lbs. et Derby 'Mid. 04. we. (Ira).— Do. i Shim led Lent Ind Kvot pas • I North BrlUth DoEdln—Perth,paad Do. Leeds Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. drock.&Darlbse Do. do. 186641 Do. do. 186041 rOAii Lnndoo .. Do. New ..... North Staffordshire.— I N. & 8. Western Joe Scottlah central Scottish Midland litit Scottish I Shrewsbury & Weld s& Shropshire Union South Devon South rasters Yorkah. & River Dun I Staines, Wokinitunte Ind Vats na c r i Misr lel 100 'lOO 1100 D ,VOF o. eb! Death ifiTio;iaii7l7t rtdioo I Woßorford et IC Wait Oornwall _ _ I W.llartlpl. Rub. & n 1 lOUION Pd. I RAILWAYS. B Se $ $ II U 117 118 llek IS 40 1$ 17 44 N 107 IN 08 4 dee 46 47 71 64 113 137 130 131 134 116 60 101 el Me 66 67 40 41 34 16 101 106 108} 100, 71 71 108 109 qii i 10if 1 064 101 102 47 as 111 11! 't l l fil 98 51i 62 24 26 101 1014 2 .35°1 Sn 311 9 10 21 U 9 121 i i 76 78 11 14 116 116 12 44 M 100 U 6! 31 Et 06 1 97 99 10 ' 101/ 1111 100 11 1 sl 4.1 5 81 87 170 175 M b Nei i 10 7 } 6 6 44 1066 41 1016 !Pi 1I .WAYS. 4 1 le PM 96 1 i plow I 813.1. aßlAntwerp i Beiterdsni all Belgian Z. Jan Wm... .B.A7reso.9outhern (L.) stl li [ Copetihsgen (Lleelte4. IS IDasaburg&Witepal(l4l 16 !Dutch &banish I Do Rasters of Prawn lot L aamiszwp.i :Groat I italic Junotke. NametLisgo =Rs ,Do.6p. oPrf. Bei& goy I Northam ot Do. New Sb. Osa. N.Rall &Ayres g. 7p.s. I Do. do. do 'Norwegian Trunk ProL (Mown Clintyruakidis) Paris, Lyons, malted& I Paris and Orleans Recife & g FrancisXl Royal Danish . ... 'Royal Sardinian . Royal Swedish_ Do. 7 per cent. .Bantbre and Meuse Do. SS (1 per omit. Pull Ivan Paulo -117.7Parog• Do. do S. Adet. ettona.Veselian South East. of Portimpt. Southern of Turin and Bayou. — I Do. do Wan Plunders Do. opt Peat. wait N.W.ot Trance' -- Podioacio Do. Lodes Kilo& do No. I Bh. I Dorm. IPd I CI. prices I Salsa. 1006,4186 et. 1.8 and Ws* India . 100 143 146 8,1811110 et Lours llOO 19 71 To 1,10,810 et. latharre 1101 es 71 SUM St. Southampton 100 1100 ,206 8 6, . 9u:torts I n. 'lOO 102 106 11,0141 11 Do. New , It 001.0141 AL 00V113.17101:21T 81C17.11171121. Ito. I 01U .& I Pd. I (.11. prima. I Balm PAM .. 8rith1i001m.66.d.,1871111161 106 107 ... .. I Do. do. 189040 .... . Co.. Gov. ep.c..1877-81. , 140 101 100 lel 11 .... .. Dallperctleb.dAag.l 100 104 .. ~. D 0.6 pent Mars 10 262 lel 11,21 . 4,808'.. Da.s per ct. Jamel i les 91 ell 686.M8,.. 1 Do. 5 per ct. Ir. IBM 01 911 100,000 .. Cued 0110pe11p.44.111 7 3 10 180 110 do. 11111114,1411 IN Ul ........ .. Do. .. I Do. do, 1111 0. 1'100 191 111 He -. . .. Do. do. IN II no In 160 . 980 ..10syloa,Nov.1868. 6p.ct ,10 106 UM 260,091 .. _Do. 1878. do IN 110 111 920,100 .. Usarttlus 6 per ct., 187311 lel 144 -. MAN .. Do. 1878100 119 110 800,0 M .. Do. letle 1011 110 181.181 .. Natal Gov. 4 par cent 1 107 149 16;N1 .. New Mesas. Gm 4 pet ilOO 104 tee —. .... .. KAMA= Or. 6 ne.Ul9lllOl leB 1411 -. .... .. Do. 66. c. •cn to 1876100 101 102 ... .. Do. 6p. c. 1888 to 180311 lel 101 1611 180,110 .. New Zealand 6 per cent ,100 110 111 116.400 .. Nova Scotia 6p. c., 1875'100 106 106 7;MO' .. gneerrad Gov. 41 p. rile/ 111 113 .... ..6. Art Gov.llp. a. Medal 111 114 .... .. ila.Gov.ene.Janiluly:loo 107 100 .... .. Do. do. 6 p.c.Aprthto6.ll4o 1071 1001 10111 111 :1 BRUISE Tonne& N. 11111 I 1031 M I Pd. ICI verton 2 prier I Sales. ;000 70.0001 2 'Cambrian Con. Gold. I 1 4 M. — .. Chl LEO .. Clifford Amal — I,OM ... Der. G. Or. (Tavtetk ) 1 2 1 0 1411 , 55: e zd . 7.. 6 .. Zed Basset (Mogul ! SO 57 osd 1 3. 21 6.0 w e 14. 71 0. 00 144 .. N isst e. Cand o. : 6,010 .. . Zest Caro Brea 4, .. IL W. Russell Marina ) 89.04 41 5 14"" 1 Gram ilsia ble gau r & Ga s:. Au Lla byn ) 5 1 : 1 di e s 171 1 1 _ l7-- 6, .. Great truth Toler VMS .. Kt. W. vol. (Ilebtos) 6,000 .. Grenville 111"d8 :11 128 ; 1.1 1 11 li t --- 1.091 .. lisrod's Pool 6,0110 .. Bluiston Downs 6,000 .. lady Bertha 8 9 1 • • 111 •4 TIM larat) l2ll4.B l 4 24 25 14 " le 0.000 .. 21la Valley 40,000 4 Maundy Iron Ors 2 1 11 le Us 6,000 i .. North Downs 700 1 .. Werth taker 6,6001 .. IN. Wh. Basset (Illopa ) l 3.1.0 11 11 (1,640, .. North Wheal Crotty 1,1261 .. Providence (B. brat) 1 10.6.7 43 46 612 .. ' Sarum Nemeth ~. 3 • . S. Carton (St, Cloar) ell! .. S. W. error allogan) 1 18.110 40 46 910' .. Strap felt 10.17.6 34 38 I 9,600 6 ITam r.'ll.iLeadlin.C 4l _ _1 i 6,000 . .71u Croft e,OOO .: lived Brost (MUM_ _ 1 1 4 g 101301' 1,061 .. jW. Carron (Uskaarel 5 3,000 .. West Mertes lO 53 U 600 .. , West Beton I 474 106 116 052 .. , WI. Beret kIllor r :1 4 6l 1 2 71 921 266 .. , WI. Buller (Red 4.800 .. Wheal Ludc..tt 1.086 .. W. 11 arya au (Mears ) 8 11 13 1211 .. IWheal Sera 6Bl 174 Trelawisey (Uall 1.4 .7 01 94 6,4911 .. , Wheal Ultra /011FI6N MINI& Igo. Sh I 16222. I Pil ICI pace& I Salsa 36,000 2 Alanilllas (Welted) 1 a 4 as ipa -. 20,040 10 Australian - 75,000 I Bon Accord Cop. (Lisa ), a - mow, a Braz11.1..&11.Co.(00 ) 1 all If 100001 10 Cape Copper (lanited), 6 IMs - 25 , 000 2 CapulaSllrer (Molted) 156. 4 4 par 1- 12,0001 40 'Cobra Copper all 21 is 10,000. 20 Ooplapo tUndliad) _ l6 al 04 - 100000 : , 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Bay 4 8 1 Ipa - 76,000 1 Dia. Mount.Cop.(Uns.) alt - 16,460 3 lad Del Ray (Waited) 14 I die - 94,44141 1 Fortuna (Limited) - 10,6 M ft Osasral all 21 23 - 08,000, 14 Rwanda (Limited) 4 4 pm - 1 Urns all 7 - 10000 000 II 6 LL (Liallod) 2 1 dis - 103,815 1 Mari4 llll,o - 100.000 1 IL Aureos 8ra.12.31.(1 all 24 - 60,000 1 N.RitineC.o6.Ass.(ll 1 - - dht - 10.000 10 .Pontebandialearlaad an 0 7 - 100,000 0 IPort Ph 61 1 11 1 * If - , .. 1 ;Santa BarttOold ) L(L) 44 Ai per - 110,006 t 'Scottish AustiaL:44.)l I 4 da par - 11,001 ID ISt. John dal Rey Ural II 117 110 .- 0, 1 74 1111 'United Mexican SI 6 51 00,000 1 IValausaseaGoldata. j il l a Ipm - 10,0601 10 I Vaaoouser Coal g1a.41 S 1 - - - 80,008 1 'Worthing ( 16111601 _/ -lal _I 4 - 4500 3 , Yailanaraatium (umall OR 7. - IdtBCSLLANZODS. No. I SO. I 00151 1 41146 )94. 1 cl. plow p &gm 10,0001 10 tangier-Mexicali ISMS - ad 10 ,01101 ii !Atlantic 11111411111.(L)) all - - - 10,000 15 ;Australian Agrienl...,. 19 19 U - 500 0 00. 10 BerlinWaterworke L. ail It u 9 - 6 Bombay Gas (Ladled 4 1 4 pas - ga 60 ,British Arrays land, 0 U IS - 534,7861. St. B. &I. Mag. TeL (L ) -11 1 0 68 II - 11',600. 20 British Indian Tea (L) . II 1 1 pen - 10,000. 20 British lroa - 40,4001 ( Canada 11 Agency As. (1 ) fe. - - - h,915. U4,oanacia Land :L.) I all U SII 44 25,000 20 'Ceylon Company_ 1 7 14 *pa - 40,0001 10 Coin. of Atriousiler.(L) I par 4pm - 1100292 ,000.20 et 21 CCrystal op.M. laae US la Rng. a r ,Pra.74p.o all 19 11 IT - 364 itio.ool 84. Do. Preterame 100 111 119 - 277,000 1 St. Do. 6 . et. Parallels l* 116 118 - 10.07610 Disown IL *SI 4 pas 64 44 4 00,006 30 Z. ladle brig. & Oti I .... 120 Csm.& 2 1 14: $4 879.9751., It. irk 'Pelops* l4O 106 10 - 70,000 6 Eng. and Aim Copper an te it - 125,000 20 CI credit& Fin.ofLon.iL 4 21 Ups - 40,000 15 Oen. Steam Narbratton 14 17 la - 330,000 1 Great Ship (Limited) - - - 100,000 1 Do. 174 per cent. pra all - - - 100 000 20 IRudima's Bay 34 2 die 114 11 150,000 10 Internat. Manila: :11 0 4 34 4 pm 9 0 4 00 20 Italian fr it. (Can. Cay. 6 3 2Ws - 10000001 IC) Do. ap. e. E.la. r 1 alt 45 87 - 40.0a0 26 JointStockDisconat(L) 5 14 lipos - : New 40,000 26 Do. epas 20,000 25 taud. African 3 t - 1 1 4 - - Item, 6 Lois&Distriot Salm ell 1 2 - 20,000, 60 Loud. llean. Amu 16 74 *pa 1114 Tra: 175,000' 4 Load. G. Ornalbr C. L all 2 DI 24 50,000 /10 Madras hags. & 1 2 12,0 , 0 10 Media Rasa TeL 4 all 24 se - 20 000 50 Mereaa.CroditAssa - - - 22,600 10 'Natal land &Col. C. 4 1 .1 1,P: oi -80,000. 10 Nalsinsal Dia. Co.. 6,000. SO NarboddaCoal iI gi 1 pia - 6,000, 10 Do. New Ipra - 20,000 DI It Zealaad T.& Loma.) - - - 199,676' IN. Illitish Australia (Li all 4 i - 100000' I Oriental Oa (Mailed) all 11 I - 50,000 , 1 Do. New 40,000 10 Orient lulassil litaas(L) at II in *- 10,000 6 (Ottoman Osa (Lliailemlll 21i da ildal -• 000.0001 84. IPeallie.Land&MUlLl i lia 47 49 - 20000 50 'Peninsular &O. 24eam, 411 83 is ,65 10,000' 60 ' Do. New 130 1 21 13pm - 17,00 10 'QssebradaL,L,&ll.(L 44 - - - 10,a00 60 Illaymney Iron - 10,660 16 Do. New - 440 16 . Rio J. City leave. (L) all 37 IS 1 - 19,750 25 i Ditto ditto 4 4 lifits' 44 15.000':00 Royal Mal Steam ,40177 74 - 400,0001 Pt, Iloostieli Aust. lay. (L) 140 142 147 - 10,060 00 .6. African Y. & la. _ (L'l A If 24pm - 14.200 25 Mouth Australian Lint all 111 14 - 180,00 ,IL oneSu Telegangit .40 0 All - I p 1 A i I - 10,690, 10 : TretitetAgeearolksi. L 1 1 pot 14 10 - 60,000 i 10 IT. AL Co. a Meanie 4 i 4 0 4 ml - 30,010, 5 DeitedlL. Taw Co. (L) 3 die per - 10,000 10 Iran Dienean's Lad.. - 184 1 12 - PAIIFERVIOZ - SIit.P.LS. Gnat Witaisra, South Wales, guaranteed 4 per 0010., M. Great Waters, Smith Wales, E44rootood 44 ant, 99. Great Warfare, News). 5 per mint., ledesmablB at 5 per ' eat. prem., 102. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'llooz. The stock markets to-day are generally better, owing to the more favourable tone of the City 'articles of the morning journals. The funds show a recovery of per cent. Home railway stocks are likewise rather firmer. The principal rally, how ever, is in some of the speculative foreign stocks. There is atthe same time, an absence of animation. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 67fr. 15c., showing no alteration. - , Consols are now quoted 901 to 4, ex div., for money, and 914, " sellers," ex div., for the account (January 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,for money, 901, ; ditto for account, 91, 901, 914 ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 904, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 4, ; Thirty Tears' Annuities, 1885, 141 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 3s. dis ; and Exchequer Bills, 75., 12s. die. Foreign stocks are better, especially the specula tive descriptions. There is an improvement of per cent. in Turkish Bond. of 1854, 1 in Spanish Passive and Greek, and l in Mexican. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Turkish 1854 Loan, 884 to 894 ; ditto, 1858, 694 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 604 to 3 ; Greek, 251 to 264 ; Mexican, 324 to 33 ; Spanish Passive, 324 to 334 ; Brazilian Scrip, 2 to 1 dia. ; and Portuguese Scrip, par to prem. Turkish Consolid‘s have risen to 46 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 984, 99 ; Greek, for account, 254, 4,1, 4, 26 ; ditto I Coupons, for account, 124 ; Italian, for account, 701 ; Mexican, 321 ; ditto for account, 321, 4,4, 33 ; Pcatugnese, 1866, die., 484 ; ditto, 1863, scrip, 1, prem. ; Russian, 1862, Kt, 88i ; Spanish, for account, 53/ ; ditto Passive, for account, 323, 1,4, 33 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 89 ; ditto 1862, for account, 691, 69, 3 ; Venezuela, for account, 244. International Financial shares are quoted 31 to 41 prem. ; General Credit, 2/ to i prem. ; Lon don Financial, 71 to 81 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 31 to S dis. ; Egyptian Trading, I} to 11 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 4,} to 6 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 2to 1 prem. ; National Steam, 3, to 4 pm.; West India and Pacific Steam, 1 to 11 prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 21 to 31 prem. ; East London Bank, 1.1 to 21 prem. ; and Discount Corporation, 31 to 4/ prem. TEN M 30128 PAST Two o'CLoca. Consols are now better, at 911, "sellers," ex div., for the 7th January. The disposition to embark in new enterprise remains perhaps as strong as ever, and it is probable that a renewed impetus will be given to it directly the present weight on the money market is removed. Meanwhile, the present quietude will be attended with beneficial results, as it will give the market a rest, and allow time for the absorption into steady hands of the large mass of new stock lately created—a process which will be accelerated in proportion as the fall in prices induces bona, fide buyers to come forward. The drain of gold from the Bank continues. About 100,000 sovereigns were withdrawn yester day for exportation to Brazil by the steamer which will leave Southampton to-morrow, and a larger amount is expected to be taken to-clay for the same quarter. It is said, however, that a portion of the sums which it was recently contem plated to send by this opportunity has been coun termanded. Another favourable feature yesterday consists in the receipt of a telegram, dated Alexan dria, Monday morning, which states as follows : " Money abundant here : present rates profitable. Stop gold shipments until further &deices. Ex change, 94.50. Sovereigns, 97.59." It seems likely, therefore, that the exportation of gold to Egypt will slacken, and, as there are some indica tions of a diminution in the demand for Brazil and India, while the efflux to the Continent has apparently ceased, we may be allowed to hope that the stringency in the money market here is gradu ally bringing about a cure, so far as regards the pressure upon us from several of the most seri ous sources of foreign demand. At the same time it will be observed that the reassuring features are, at best, of only a negative character ; they indicate a diminution of the recent heavy drain upon the Bank's resources, but do not hold out any present prospect of a recovery taking place in them. The discount market is still tight, and likely to remain so as long as the present financial uncer tainty luta, although the supply of money is con siderable. Business in the general market is cir cumscribed, owing to the indisposition of holders of money to lend under present circumstances. The terms for choice paper are 81 to 9 per cent., and the latter rate is required for six months' bills. The market being in this condition, an unusually large portion of the applications are still diverted to the Bank of England, where the demand yesterday was again strong. There is an impression that the Bank con template further restrictions in respect of the ad vances which they make at this period of the quar ter, and to which the discount establishments are admitted. Hitherto it has been the practice of the Bank to go on granting these advances up to the period of the payment of the dividends. The bont of the Six per Cent. Colombian Loan will be ready for delivery, in exchange for paid up scrip, on the 10th inst. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls doe to-day (Tuesday) on the last Italian Loan. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday for India at sa. lid. per ounce, being id. above the price obtained for the previous remit tance. The receipt on the 28th ult. of much higher quotations of exchange from Bombay caused a strong demand for this metal, and a considerable amount was purchased fortransmiasion thither vii Marseilles. The inquiry has since been greatly checked, how ever, by the increased value of money, combined with the announcement in the last advises that the Bombay mint was unable to keep pace with the large arrivals of silver from Europe. There is no demand for Mexican dollars, and, to effect sales, lower prices would have to be submitted to. The remittances of gold from Australia to Eng land continue upon only • moderate scale, a large portion of the yield being still diverted to India. The total shipped from Melbourne during the month, as announced by the present mail, is only 378,0001. The Monarch, with 247,500 t, 'pre viously referred to, is still at sea, however, and is now due. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the English and Swedish Bank (Limited) and the Merchant Banking Company of London (Limited), both of which mete be officially marked. The committee have also ordered the shares of the Oriental Commercial Company (Limited) and the new Six per Cent. Bonds of the Ottoman Railway Company to be quoted in the official lists. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1771. compared with last year, and the Brighton a decrease of 1,6201. MONDAY EV.MITING.. Consols, which closed on Saturday a 901t;91, es div. for the 7th Jan., declined this morning to 90/ to L and closed at 901 to 91. For money the last price was 903 to 4, ex div. The official business report is as Wows :—Three per Cent. Comb's, for money, 904, I, 4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 901, 91, 99j, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, I, 4 ' • New Three per Cents., 90 4. 4,4, I 4 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Mock, 1064, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1864, 994 ; Four per Cent. " enlaced • rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 113, I. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at 10a. to be. dia. In the market for bank shares the tendency at prices WAS downwards as regards several descrip tions, including Anglo-Austrian, Bank of Egypt, Brazilian and Porturlise, British and American Exchange, British Columbia, Continental, London Bank of Scotland, London and Brazilian, London and Colonial, and National Bank of Liverpool. Anglo-Austrian closed at i to 14 prem. Bank of British North America and Imperial Ottoman were firmer. Discount Corporation, Royal Mail Steen% and United Kingdom Telegraph shares have re ceded. International Financial shares were steady at 34 te 4 prem., and General Credit, at 2 3-16 to 5-19 prem., while London Financial declined 5e., closing at 74 to 8 prem. Mercantile Credit have fallen te 3to 34 prem. upon the settlement to-day. and son's Bay have fallen to 34 to 3 die. Egyptian Trading were dull at 14 to 11 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 124 to 13 prem. ; Thames and Mersey • 44 to 4 prem. • Universal Marine, par hUrm 3 i prem. ; Comme rcial to Union Assurance, 24 to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to prem. ; and North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 24 to 34 prem. ; Land Mortgage Rank of India, 2 to 24 prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 2 to 24 prem. ; National Steam, .14 to 4 m7 ) Merchant 3 ; Merchant Bank, 44 to 6 prem. ; Discount ration 34 to 44 prem. ; London and Cale donian Marine, par to 4 prem. ; Littlehampton Steam, 24 to 24 prem. ; West India and Pacifie Steam, 4 to 14 prem. ; and Australian Land and Mortgage, 4 die. to par. Messrs. De la Rue and Co. have binned their I Improved Indelible Diaries, Pocket Books, and Me morandum Books for the year 1864, which is leap year. These publications are remarkable for the completeness of their references and general infor mation, particularly that of a mercantile character. while, as regards beauty of style and clearness et typography, it would seem impossible to excel them. The Red Letter Calendars, issued by the same firm, are likewise in their way perfect little gems. 10 104 Par i Pia ll 9 Ile Elk SI 37 30 16 17 14 16 8 9 10 2 1 1 lan 21 3 1 94 11 4e 1 dls l 16. i - 11 - ,P, i ~,f f id JOINT STOCK BANTA Fitz arNmwtverrorr. --(rimper. )—Tirass PER eon HATED IT A CAB.—This moreing, between the hours of 1 and 8 o'clock, a 11114 nearly attended with fatal results to several perinea, happened in thepremises belonging to Kr. Stepheas.a tobacconist, he., No. 8, Orange-row Newing too. The discovery was made by a polieroonsteble of the I. division, who lost no time in wowing the inmates. In the sours, of a few minutes three persons made theirappearance at one of the front windows, sod cried piteously (or help. A cabman seeing the critical date they were in, drove his cab opal the pavement, and happily suomeded in saving them. The flames could not be extinguished until the greater portion of the stock in trade and fixtures were de stroyed. The loss will fall upon the Atlas. TATTERSALL'S New SUBSCRIPTION Roots.—The of the new Tattersall's at Kaiichtehridgogrese, we = y to state, is prooseding more rapidly than the generality of similar esta' Innents in the metropolis, where the work's*. seem to emulate Sir Edwin Landrum in their torpidity sad dowses. When completed, which it will be be the mane of sett year, it will be a model of its kind. The debases is striking and imposing, and on one side an taa ragas of the Inn, when the Berries sad Farquhar cheques are aped in such abundance, a room for the sole me of the committee, and a boas, for Carter. Opposite le the subscription-room, which is 60 feet in beg& sad 30 in width, the advantage of which will be felt in those crowded settlemeots. when stress of weather drives the members into port. From the room there is an estrum late a courtys4 where commissions either of a laying et a backlog eaters, can be given, and any private dispute adjusted. The repository is, of course, at the end of the minium, and consists of 97 stela, constructed after the latest fashion, with the latest improvententa, and each lighted with a dome. The carriages will be ranged oo a floor above, to which they will be raised by as ameadiog platform. The whole will be covered with glass as • proteetioo against the weather, and the vsatilatioe will be en perfect that the juggle sad members of parliament would like to hold their 'Maw in ft.—Bail/fa lfagazise. NORTHERN FAMILIES AND THE WAR.—It makes my heart burn when I read the false statements sometimes put out by Bestial papers, to the effect that the higher demos of northerners - shirk their part of sacrifice and sul fides, and that, in fact, the Federal regiments are filled with mercenaries, German or Irish. I one English • know, of my own personal knowledge, of three only sons, of risk parents, living is happy homes, full of glad some sag hop, who have left all— I will my it—to follow CUM ; sal have laid down their lives, for so party object, /eras Me political feeling; bat to ass if their lives might pall, I ever so Ms,>e ma the captive free. And the Maar el ate of thaw fana sun le giving, her friends fear, fan gee p a in ,t• pow ensferte, and even luxuries, • • bit C - wines' la Fort la Fayette.—Yrs. I gg , isi se. is Maisillmfa Remise for December. No. IM. I AMR IPd I U. prises. I Balsa MOW 100 1 sad O. Mr. Bask. 311 113 115 1 - M,OOO ISO If 194 101poil 44 10,000 100 , Do. New 6 MI 21 pea' - I 100,000 10 !Ali& Austrian 30,600: 00 !Australasia all 74 76 I 741 7,600' 10 I Do. New 2O 96 27 pm' - MOO , 26 Bank of = SD 16 16 I 27 1 4 4000 100. Bank of 116,000 011 Bank of Otago (MOM) 2 1 din Ipm 1 - 10,000 100 I Bank of gassuidaed (4) I/ 14 Ofdla - 20,000' 60 :BankerVictoria,Aasteka, 116 42 44 o - 4000 100 Bank of Wales_ (1211 a..) •I 10 lir Ire' - 60,000 10 'Blink of New Z ealan d ,l 5 04 7 Pall - 60,000 '2O IBrsziliandiPortuguelenl 3 21 2 poe - 13000. 60 ißrit. & Americas laLtlii li 4 1 pet - 80.001 50 , British N. America - 14600 30 ,Char.Bl4 Brit. Colombia 16 4 _llpm - 33,100 16 C. Bk Indianan, Mimi all Mt Se I - 10,000 23 'award. M. of India, de, MI . 613 68 an 67 64 an 4000100 Ifilti Do. - New 5 I - - I - 0e;000100 ,Colcalsl MOO 20 6 !Coca Bk. of Masada - - i - 060,600 10 'Consolidated Dank (1 ) 4 1 54 6pa 94 4000 MO Continental (I_4 lO Idis par I 9 11,000' 50 I Rut London (Liss l64l l)- 1 1 - - . - 10,000 100 English and IMO (lim.) II 1 . 1 001 ; 4 - 24400 20 ' ling.SootitAitsLCharid lani'M U 3 - 40,000 50 ignropean Bank(Lhnitedi 5 1 Is par! - 10,600100 I fßodosaChinadJap.(4l 116. 21 ipor 174 10,400 100 Imperial Bank, Limited, 20 3 roe' - 135,000 20 imperial Ottoman 'lO 7 7 pia 174 1 1 100,000 20, Land Koren. India (L) 2 - - I - 10,000 100 London Bank of Sc,*, (L 8 11 0141s' - 10,000 100 'Condon and IltailliGNl 136 1 16 17 pin' 61 2 LOW 100 Lon.B AyreseklLlMM.L! M 810 pin - 40 0 100 lon., Blr., *IL BUM. (1) 17 S 2dß - 50,000 20 'Lon. CRBank of Aosta. all It e :1 211, , - 10,000 1 0 0 London and Colonial (L. 10 3 2 rca h - 30,000 60 'London and County 29 15 0 651 6 1 6,000 100 ton. Hiunhg.Con.Ra (4) 11 par pm - 000.000 60 London Joint Pock. -I 10 361 Li - 10,000 100 . Loa and Ihddlesex Stock.. M - - dis -. 10,000 100 'Lon. and Northern I. 15 441. Ipml .w 20,000 20 London it South African' all' 274 , - 6,000 10 1 Do. Do. New 1 ail - - I - 10,000 100 London& S.AmericanlL 7 Idia par - 60,1 000 100 Lon. dB. Western !Li - Ili - 6, 000 PP 'Lon. A Westminster nt. ' 50 77 11 78 01416 . 174 4 20,000 60 Mercarathe &Many IL 1111 1 3 4 pia , MAO 100 Metro. & Pro,, Book (L 10 1 Pml - 3,000 IGO Do. Reserved lO 1 pm -. 6,000 100 Midland Bank (Lisa) , 10 1 0 10,000 100 !National of Lirerpost(L 10 7 - 10,000 100IN.Pro. of England 42 - - 110 25,000 20' Do. New - - - 30,001 20 ; Do. Do. - - tome 60 [National Bank - - - 25,000 50 :New South Wales oil to MI - 4000101 New Zealand illanltedi 1 1 les - 60,400 25 .Oriestal Bank Qm,eon. oil II IS 14 20,000 100 ,Provinc. of I - 10,000 10 I Do. New - - -• 2.1,000 20 !dude, Punj.,4t Delhi (LI 6 4 1 NI 1 16,000 25 ,loath Australia all 1111 49 - 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 8. &ries - 4,450 100 Do. do. - 40,000 25 Union of Australia_ 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (LW )rt 31 nail - &Awe 60 Union of London lll 39 40 - • DESENTIIII STOCK& No. OM. I Mama IPd 111. prices. I ilidaa, 492,020 Bt. dlleita 4 p.e.Mar.ddisp.'lol) 1 1 3 95 108410 M. o . lllll o.,4p.e.lan.dlialy 100 Pd 101 - 610,009 ft (A WMn.- W.M. -.M.,44 •••• I p. at, Jam it Jialy .MI 101 103 - 418,000 i St. Inan&YlLfip.o.JaMJiy,loo PI 100 - 630.000 84 1 0 4 ~4p.e.../sititJl7',loo 08 100 - 1028213! St. LIN W.4p.e.Jan.dialy'loo 08 100 - 311,310, 84. De.. 111 p.o.ilasAtlidy 140 86 87 - /f 470 0, at. La&W.,4o.s.hoOk/oly 100 08 100 -• -. -I IL 111M00k4 4 0.0.Ja...1./ 017 too 04 100 - .. IL N. &lOW LP. &D.E., kp. ot., lob. & ... 100 1 100 111 - i 11,05 1 se. N.Litra,4p.c.JanWelyilOil '67 - 11. - ~.. lIL ilerd.N.R.,4p.c.ApAtOct. l ,loo I - - - MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLool. The mining market is quiet to-day, with few transactions. East Caradon shares are ratherfirmer at 2h4 to 26, while New Martha have receded to 11 to 21, and West Caradon to 19 to 21. West Chiverton are quoted 53 to 54 ; Chiverton, 9to 1 ; and Gonamena, 21 to 3. la the Stock Exchange Great Wheal Vor have bees dealt in at 121, and Tincroft at 181, ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. United Mexican are officially marked 61. The director; of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company have issued their report, to be presented at the first ordinary general meet ing on the 21st inst. The report congratulates the proprietors on the success of the company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Soots—The market matinue very dull, and the limited licensee traumata& is at lower prior ; 7,000 bap of &aye& Manilla sold at 385., being a redaction of 3a. to 3a. &i. per cwt. At public sale 200 make of Barbadoes were withdraws. there beicg oo dispositioa to bid. Refitted continues I. decline in value ; the .3.. are confined to secced-head panels. Corm. —The market privately is active ; the weak Gybe offered in public sale ue going off steadily at about bat week's prime. TZA. —late public sales are procieediug rather heavily. Congest, at inegukr prior bat averse, about last week's aorta unchanged. Rut.—The market is quiet. A parcel of low Newman sold at 84. lid. SAirrrris sad Row aro both inactive. Oorrow.—The improved demand continues, and a fair buskers is doing at the recent advance. TALLOW JURKET.('I'.HIES Tboatsrket is steady at the sobloined ptotatiolis s—Tto. bars li".0. on the spot, 40s. 94. ; all this =Mk 40s. 3t; Jan Un uary, 40s. 9d. ; Yank, 41s. 9d. to 4k. ; April to Jam, 41s. 9d. to 43 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maim Homy and Barka report trade slow at ths fal lowing prier :—Prima assadow lay, 755. to 80s. ; megrim ditto, Ma. to 90a. ; inferior ditto. 86n. to 70a. ; clover, old. 90a. to 110 s. ; ditto, asoosid eat, 908. to 100 a. ; Way, 24. to 30a. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITOPOot, Dec. 7.—Balls -Great Esstarn, 194_4 9 j— inni:whirs and Yorkshire. 1094 I—London and Borth Weelers. 100 4 6 44 5 el—Manchester, Flefeld, and Lincoln, 474—Itietro. ratan, 1124—South Eastern. 964 4—LencitAer ano (Swink. 212—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6—amiA L 1199111119111 1 2_4 = 11 Ml6—Greek, 964 4—Merican Thine per Cent, 2241 Pmetren, 624—Ditto Certificates, 12 16-19-13. and A. Ex= =aCompany ;Litalted;, al p.—Meresattla and L , 8 11-164 11.16 p.—Nallmsl Bank ot Liverpool ilimltieD„ 04 p.—BriUsh sad Foreign Marine (Lbulted,`, 21 p.—Union Marine ;Limited), 24 p —Santa Barbara Gold Mining COIIIIBIW. d.—Hudson's My, 3 4 d. Mmentairrna. Dec. 7.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 64—Grong Eastern, 494 9 —Great Luxembourg. 114—Great Northern ig.)„ 131—Greet Ship, la—Grand Trunk of (Ueda, M—areaA alt 4 4—Great Western, 634 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire c t Loudon and North Western, 1041 I—London and Marine, 6-16 p- —Turkish Consolides. 49—MenchoMer, li Bhd- Seld, and neelashire, 473—ilaWun, 112 11 194 Mechem, greg j x 1, i 2 j j 4-111d1 127 I—North &Web. 514—South Emirs.; 264 414. let t—Thatoes and Mersey Marine insurenee, Se p.—North British I per cent. 0872), 164 —Great Ship Prof., Da—Discount Corporation, 44 p.—Eillabergh„ Perth. and Dundee, 75. • good market, but prices lower at the quotations. THE GERMAN HOSTITAL.—His Royal Bighnems the Prince of Wales has been graciously pleased to become I one of the protectors of this charity. in oesjasetion with her Majesty the Queen and the King of Prussia, in the place of his ileeply•lemented father the late Prince Contort. THE QUEsTION BETWZEN DENMARK AND THN DueHiEs.—At a meeting of Germain held at Muschenter on Saturday evening, resolution' were gamed, declaring " that the cones:ion which has hitherto existed between Deems& and the duchies of &bite ei4-11olstein has defini tively ceased with the death of King Frederic!. VII. of Denmark." and urging that it is the docy of " the :errant nation" to defend the rights" of the dodgem, if secemary, by force of arms. The meeting also pledged itself to assist a committee which was appointed "in obtaining and ap plying the means beet adapted for promoting the cause of Bolles wig• Holstein." OZYNTAL YLLACI. ONN SHILLINO MONDAY, Dec. 7.—Admiwilens en payment. 909; dame by arena Motets, 716: total, 1,624. SOUTH KENNINGTON lkiverum.—Dating the week ending bib Dec. the •isitors have been as follows Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days. open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 6,213 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, sad Friday, students' day. (admission to the public (kL ), open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.. 1.M3 ; total, 7,4'°'. From the opening of the museum, 4,339,819. DOUBTERS Of A RURAL CUlteTt.—Although visiting is the country may be the moat enjoyable form of social life to the initiated, vet the vicissitudes to which the novice is exposed will appear from the following, which betel a young churchman, whose knowledge of society was moaned to Cambridge. Appointed to a rural eunicy, and hie future abode not beteg quite ready for his Mop tics, be was invited by the lord of the manor to spend the interim at thehouse of the latter, which was Lobe full of me w', at the time. When our hero reached his destination, he was ushered into a drawing-room where wine many ladies, and greeted by the mistress of the house. Yr +Ding with hunger, he marvelled why nothing more substantial was offered to him by way of refreshment after him journey than some tea, of which the fair aged were then partaking, and some very thin bread and butter. " Oh," thinks be, " people est so heartily at their early country dinners, 1 suppose they cent get up fresh appetites by tea-time." Presently one lady leaves the room, followed by a second and a third ; and in a few minutes be is left elope, with the informarkin that he will be conducted to his apartment whenever he shall please to te bell. " Well," nays be himself, " this is a strange welcome certainly, but doubtless they keep pristine hours in the country. and men are so exhausted by hunting sr shooting , that they are glad to retire early ; I shell see dissa to-morrow." So, finding there is nothing for it, he rings the bell and betakes him to his room. He had not bona asleep along, before be was startled into °minimums by tremendous ringing. His mune of notion is instantly de ckled upon, and he rushes into the passage, ea he is, ewers. lag "Fire ! " at the top of his voice, jest ss all the lobo are sweeping by, full-dress for dinner l--Coratill ilagatieis for December. 111 11 9 9 IS Si 87 U xd