The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. C3lllllllBrlOner Hoiroyd.) IR RI ALFRED GrILIIT. Th e bankrupt was a wine.mercbant, of Upper-street, wi ag ton• nil was an adjourned examination sitting. Th e accounts, prepared by Mewirs. Hart and Hayles, show the following considerable Heroll:—Dr. : To ci „,dit m mascared, 18,61/1. sa. &I. ; to ditto mr&ne se curity, IEO3B/. Is. 5d.; to ditto to be paid in full, ;kt ika.; t0ta1 35,1021. ss. Id. Cr._: debtor, good, I.Cl*/. lea sa. ; by ditto, bad , 411 . fo. 8d• by PrePeftl rco up, 1,2751. by ditto in the hands of creditors, 1;105/. 184.-21,470 t. 1.61. sd. ; deficiency, 13,6311.8 a. M.; ; o ral, 35,10ff1. ss. it gr. E. Reed, for the swipes% said that there hod been s e attempt to ca rryout an arrangement with the meditate, bat it had not been suocemful, and the bankruptcy would so' go on in the ordinary way. The magmas wished for a g oods and deficiency am ount for the lad three years. Bis Honour said that some special ground should be laid fort It me ultimately agreed that a cash and goods account for twelvemonth should be furnished, and an adjournment for two months was ordered. 121 RR HURTER. The bankrupt was a waterproof manufacturer, of Sutton- Meet. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. E. geed, for the assignees, stated that the bankrupt in , c h a rged with removing property just before his bank raptcy. The assignees wished for the direction of the court as to whether a prosecution should be instituted. His Honour said they must act on their own discretion. Mr. Reed would then ask for an adjournment of the sitting, in order that the assignees might be advised LI to the course they should pursue. Hu Honour granted an adjournment, and said that in the meantime he would read the examinations. (Before Mr. Registrar Miller.) IN RR LAWRISCE MOONEY. The bankrupt was as attorney, of Bury-street, St. James* ad of Dublin. This was the adjourned sitting for choice of soignee'. The preliminary statement of the affairs, pre oared by MOWS. Hart, shows unsecured debts of 3,2701. • ditto secured, 10,966/. ; liabilities, 3,7841. The amoun t of assets is uncertain. The creditors are chiefly reside nt in Dublin. Mr. Gammon and Mr. Rockwood appeared for creditors. Mr. Cooper, accountant, of Lothbary, was chosen trade soignee. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) John Jones, 18, was charged with stealing a silk scarf and other articles, the property of Mesas. Morley sod Green, bin employers. Mr. Kemp prosecuted. The prosecutors in this case are warehousemen in Wood r, and it appeared that be availed himself of the oppor tunities which presented themselves in this capacity, and plundered his employers to a considerable extent. Evidence was given which showed that the prisoner had been dealing largely in handkerchiefs and silk 'carves, andjarticles of a rinnlar dmenptiar, and it appeared that be bad given a pantity of silk handkerchiefs to a girl of the town with whom ha was on intimate terms. The jury found the prisoner Mr. Kemp informed his lordship that it appeared the prima had been robbing the prosecutors to a very con rideable extent. Re was only in receipt of 10a. a week, sad he appeared to have given a witness money for deliver * parcels for him which would amount to almost as much al his earnings, and he had been likewise in the habit of allowing the girl to whom he had given the articles IL a zuOt. The Recorder sentenced the primmer to twelve months' iret;nmest. Day, 19, printer, sod Swan IfsigAt, 18, were iadieted for feloniously sessidting George Meyers, with la tent to rob him. Mr. Taylor prosecuted; and Mr. Collins defended the pisooers. The parecutor, it appeared, was a printer in Chaeoery lamy on the night =gelation, about 1 o'clock, he war rekersiag home. The primers, in company with another visa and smother womb, tees up to him at the sorrier of =rest, sed after eseesting him the men streak him and Nor dews. He aught hold of the male prisoner awl Isiegriga lint with Ns., and while on the pound the female =w several times, and some of them tried ide peekele. The prosecutor called " Police," and a eeselable sesissi while he was still eluding with Day. The ether neat aid moms got away, bat the two primmer' were ives late euslady. The jury food bath Omen Lit apposed Wit the primers were wall kaolin to the pale as eessiest ameeistes of thieves. The rinser@ were souse eel to four years' penal ser vitude. Mew COURT. (Before Thomas Ch Camas Serjeent.) William Taylor, 30, servant, pleaded guilty to an indict ment charging him with feloniously intermarryiog with gush Mom Bottom Ms int wife being alive. Hs'. Metcalfe prosecuted. The a pretty yommg woman, staled that she law the primmer from liming boss in the same service, vilk Wok sod alter paying his addroom to bar for about they were married in Armpit last. Shortly ether ha began to 1114mM her most brutally, and h October she had him gives into custody, and be was eweltmesd to two smooths' im • anent , and Me then found that be had a wife mod familyat Worthing. She then took slops to have him token in custody upon his release from the liteme GI Oormetion. When he was in custody on this amp at the pelice4emort, and in the oall, he threatened ber . , and mid if it was ix year hence he would do for her. The mart isatmeed the primmer to four years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLER.KENWELL. TEN POLICE IN PAULI. Leeds Cfaxfon, a licensed cab driver, was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with being drunk and violently assaulting Police-constable James Evans, 110 E, in the execution of hie duty, at Guildford-street, St. Puma Mr. William Venn attended for the defendant. The constable stated that, on the night of the 27th ult., he saw the defendant interfere with • boy who was wheeling • truck or, the pavement. He told Ila the defendant that be had no right to Inter. s IS fees with the boy, on which the defendant, who was drunk, , Ecuto_ AGAINST A lIIDW/111L—INQUTIST atm rid, I will interfere with you." The defendant at ones DAY).—Thki morning Mr. H. Raffles Warmer, the deputy 84 ' 1s caught hold of him (winces), strick him verg e . olently, and corner for Put Middlesex, held an inquest at the Maid threw him on the pavement with great forc Whilst he and MIIIPie Tavern. Wellington - Pikee , resPecting once on the pavement the prisoner kicked him very the death of Elizabeth Sullivan, aged 20 yeam, • coarried 20 violently in the groin, and he rill felt great pain. He had woman, lately residing at No. 19, Wellesley-street, near teas under the care of the diviaimial surgeon ever since, Arbour-o'lmm police-court, who it was alleged h a d stest sad bad only resumed his daty on Saturday last. There died from the improper treatment of • midwife Wes seethes man with the defendant, w h o also c o uc h hi m , named Batoock, of Charlotte-street. New-road, White- li but that man made hie escape. chapel. The jury returned the following verdict Lai erassexamination the constable stated that the other " That the damson died from inflammation produced by St. men did sot kick biro. He did not give the prisoner the the non-removal of the chief portion of the placenta, and at. least provocation, the jurors were of opinion that Mrs. Batoock was guilty of Lit. Mr. Venn rid that the ' were v ery muc h t o m um . gross ignorancein attempting to deliver the deceased, she a in this matter, and be should be able to show that the pri- being not properly qualified, sod that the said Mn. au loner did act kick the mutable ; and also that the con. Hateock's conduct was highly °namable." stable, without any provocation, first struck the prisour. FLEE AT BEOIII.I'ON. —(THIS DAY.)—Between gt. He was sorry that the constable had been injured, but four and five o'clock, sm., • fire broke out at the large pile I: what injury he had got he bad brought on himself. Mr. of premises known as the Royal Ristaurant, do., situate at as. Venn then called No. 4, Queen's-buildings, Brampton. So great was the glare e s. David &nett, an intelligent lad,who said be saw the whole that persons at • distance were led to the belief that the es. of the transaction. After some words the policeman struck International Exhibition building bad taken fire. Arta. the defendant with his list in his face. The defendant then Dairy, the mains of the Chelsea Company yielded • ready hit the policeman, and they both fought together. The po. and good supply of water, and the firemen and parish en- O. lineman threw the defendant, end afterwards the policeman enema set their engines to work just as the flames were c." sad the defendant were on the ground together. A man attacking the adjoining premier of Mr. Wm. New, photo- in that ran away kicked the policeman, and then the prisoner graphic artist, and the ham and beef shop of Mr. W. got up and ran away. Two policemen came up and took the Garland. The firemen had the hoes from their engines IS prisoner, and then Police-eonetable 150 E laid, " I will take eo placed as to cut off the spread of the flame, in the dirge the other ono." He (wirier) followed to the polio. tion of the contiguous buildings, but whtht they were so I T elation to r 7 what he had seam The policiansui at the employed • great portion of the front of the house fell in, e s door said , Which side are you for ?" He said he was and then the flames roes with still greater vehemence. The ip for tie Pam"' on which the policeman said, " Toe are premises known as the Restaurant, belonging to Mr. G. ft not wanted then," and turned him out. He did not think Wilke, were burned down, the contents, he., were cos- la that the prisoner had had anything to drink to speak et. mired, aod those of Mr. New and Nir. Guisod damaged !O. Mr. D'Eyncourt—Which laid hand, aa fist? by water. Mr. Wilke wu insued in the Phoenix, and ; Witness—The policeman struck the prisoner the first the other eadheere were insured in the Son, Law, * blow. Scottish Union, ad London fire offices. The constable denied this statement, and rid he did not THE BISHOPRIC OP GLOUCESTER AND BRISTOL-- 22 take bold of the defendant aril he struck biol. Her Majesty's "magi d ' klire" in reference to the vacancy 2 The witness said that the coostabl e hit the defendantfind, in the of Oknoester and Bristol, candid by the elevation i u " sad then took him by the collar. He was certain that the o f D r . Thomson to the Archbiehoprio of York, will be se defendant did not kick the constable. It was the man that i mbe d i s th e course of • few days. In coosequence of the WO made his neaps that kicked the constable. The constable UAW% oi the two the " cone (Mire" is directed alter. 10 made use of bad language. leanly to the, Dean and Chapter of Gloucester and the 10 Mr. IYEyneourt rid—lt is impossible to convict attain& Deena and Clinker of Bristol. Dr. Ellicott will have in his evidens. According to the evidence of the lad, the ere- i bark to the extent of about 10,0001. • veer, with i s ' Id khir tuna girt. The only question woo 'betas" tie mime s irembrasees of inconsiderable value, alternately * defendant first struck the °minable or whether the constable with ties wawa. Tbe consecration of the new bisho p _ wifl first st ruc k hi m . Th e evidence e d th e lad, who seems an MAW pa ss 'Duty is Feb ruary. He will sot be entitled to • * honest lad, shows the other way. The defendant, who I seat in the Hone of Lords until the avoidance of • see had receiv e d • good character for sobriety and honesty, , other thith either of the five mentioned in the Honcho** ; will now be discharge d. Bishopric Act. Ss The prisoner then left the court with his friends. THIE WRATH= AND AGRICULTITIL—Tskon as a la WORSHIP.BTHEET. whole the month of December was remarkably fine, and at 1 1 0 DAII/110 ROBBIHIBI IT NUMB or aftegwron ENT& its does we enjoyed aural days of thoroughly bright and is John Geary. describing himself ae an artificial florist, and genial weather. Vegetation is forward, asid the yang ht Joins Wray, am optician, both well-dressed young MO, were whet ase looking well. Too much wet, however, will be ee charged before Mr. Cook with the following robberies from • befarion, mod a little frost sedans would now he regarded se private hours: as asseemable, as rockiervegetation and preventing too IS Reid, an active officer of the N division , said—At • ' rapid and gnat • Pr*IPWL Ht farming quarter to six o'clock lut evening I eras ln plain clothes, and um rug on with little or i no ntennien• ad " a good °toured the prisoners with t wo others p aring dad at abed boa beat well got in. If t he present rains Nichof ee ..... N.. North... 4 ; e D four wen t inalkamer leaven, a stop must be put to field work.— 1 into liflotere-street, a short dresses off, and had • brief Doreek,_ Adkenreer,_ conversation ; they then divided, sad I well knowing Geary„ tAITINALL tALLOIL—OXI SHILLING DAY.—Moth watched him. He passed on with Wray to 33, Minton. DIM JAR. s.—Adminelose on payment, 1,787; ditto by street, where the , latter took something from his pones, mean tieksle. 705 ; tend, 2,492. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARIc6, 1863. west up the step, opened the Maspet.door, and without hesitation entered and closed the door. I instantly went up to Geary, took hold of him, and asked, " What axe you doing here t— some of your skeleton key work !" to which he replied, "low you know that is not my pure." At the same moment I caught tight of Wray flitting about the front parlour, with a lighted taper, I consequently pulled Geary to the street door, knocked, sod called aloud that • thief was in the house. Soddenly the door was opened by the prisoner Wray, I suppose, for he was standing inside the peerage sod I took him with his companion to the station-house, the others I maw DO more of. Upon Wray I found some inciters and • wax taper, a lady's companion, one common key and two skeleton keys that will open nearly every house door in the street mentioned; upon Geary there was simply a little money. Mr. William Saxton, an engineer and tenant of the house in question, identified the lady's companion as having been is his parlour shortly previous to the alarm given by last witness, upon bearing which he ran upstairs and found the prisoners in custody. A wood charge against the prisoners was for stealing from the dwelling-house of M. Bernard Polak, No. 2, Dor chester-place, New North-road. Emma Ross—l and my husband occupy the parkins of the house. About 25 minutes to 6 o'clock last night I was alone in the back parlour and beard a strange noise. I posed through the folding doors and was satonnded to see thin mac (Geary) with a large bundle in hie arm& He looked 10 at me an instant, then dropped the property, among which 81 ... was a muff, several dresses, with other ankles, and rushed ' s 7' out of the room. Hollowed, and I believe he was pursued 20 but escaped. 10 Geary—l know nothing at all shout this—how should I? 10 The other charge speaks of us being in lantern-street at a 50 quarter to six o'clock, and here we are at twenty-five t a t minute to that hour. 10 Mrs Rose—l em most positive to thialman's identity. I as. did not see the other. I heard • knock at the street door at. just before finding prisoner in the parlour. BV Mir Henrietta Polak—That was given by the green. Bl grocer's lad, for when I chanced to open the door he wee standing on the steps, and at the same moment the prisoner Bl ran from the front parlour and into the street. I imagined by his appearance that he wane gentleman, but when Mrs. et. Base fol owed end asked what business be had in her sit. It. tang-room, I desired the tradesmen's lad to follow, which he UK did, calling out, " Stop thief." He afterwards returned, 881. and told ins that the man bad knocked him down, and got e t .. aWlly. Geary—l my again that I know nothing about this at, affair. 12 i Wray—Of mane there's nothing against me with regard *. to it. ai Ovary—l never flaw this gentleman (Wray)nntil I chanced es. to meet him in the street. 10 Mr. Oooke—la the tradesman's lad here? el Raid—Re is not, air. Wm Mr. Cooke—He must attend. The prisonen are remanded : for that pu rp ose. it Remanded accordingl. MO The frequeney of th i s clams of robbery is causing great 10 trouble to the police. n at THAMES. FRIGHTFUL CARR OF STABBING. at. On Mr. Woolrych's arrival at the court this morning he Si. was informed that his presence was required in the London at , Hospital, to receive the depositions of a wounded man, named Michael Clerman, a foreign sailor, who was wounded last night in an affray which took place in the New-road, Can- at. Doe wtreet-road, St. George's-in-the-East. A man named Diego 10 Salinas, aged 25, and belonging to the Peruvian ship Arica, 101 lying in the West India Dock, winicharged with being concerned 10 with another in feloniously wounding Clerman with intent Sit to murder, or do him grievous bodily harm. The a. prisoner is • Portuguese sailor. As the =gig- se. trate was about to leave the court, he was 10 informed that another foreign sailor named Galati, an 84. Italian, was in custody, charged with being concerned in BR L k ltalian, the affray, and the magistrate gave directions he should be taken to t he hospital with Clerman. St. Inspector Holloway , of the H Se handed to the is magistrates a medical certificate, of which the following is a at co7 T : his is to certify that Michael Clerman was admitted 60 into the hospital on January 6, 1863, with a very severe 16 ,. wound in the bwk. I consider the man is in imminent s =acid advise that his deposition be taken down irn- Y. " JAMES JACKSON, Hones Samoa." * On the arrival of the magistrate. and Mr. Bowdler, the It second clerk, at the hospital, the wounded man appeared to al.. be fast. Has was sworn, and stated in effect that he ' l6 was at a -room last night, and • quarrel took plans about •girL Some time afterwards he was assailed in the New-read by three men. One of them stabbed him in the bank. He did not believe that either of the pruners ak stabbed him. A man in a red shirt did so. Salinas had BS. hold of him when he was stabbed, the other prisoner wma standi by. The ng wounded man having signed his deposition the pri sowers were removed in custody of Inspector Holloway, to el the Thames Police-court. The investigation will commence St. this afternoon at 3 o'clock after the other night charges are E 4. disposed of. St. TRANSFER OF LICENSES.-(THIS DAY.) I 84, HOLBORN DIVISION. Ft. This morning • petty sessions for the Holborn 'IL division of the county of Middlesex was held before Jeremiah Pitcher, Fag., F. H. Pownall, Esq., B. Adam% 84 Fan., J. Falconer, Esq., be,, An., at which the following as. victuallers' themes were transferred. The houses are M. situated in the perishes of St. George the Martyr, Holborn ; if St. Giles, St. George, Bloomsbury ; the RoUs and Saffron- 1 4 . hill Liberties ,• Duchy of Lancaster ; Hampstead, e s. King's Head, Leather-lane, John Torpor to Robert John 34. Worthy ; Blue Anchor, Chancery-lane, Adolphus Freda- 8t rick Egre to Richard Philip Nash ; Three Herrings, Bell- B*. . George Henry Lake to Frederick White ; Grand si Si M d 'aa Strand, John Simz el t o o . Edmund William Cathie ; Prince Consort, lasts road, Hampstead, di Thomas Shepherd to Thomas . t ; Duke of Argyle, 34. Laystall-chest, Milicent Augusta Harris to James Si. Grose ; Peacock, Gray's-inn-lane, George Ward Gilbert to John Thomas /thdrews ; Whostelreat, Handaourt, at. George Best to Frank Gethen ; White Hart, Liquor. 1 , 1 1 pond-street, Hwy William Saunders to Edmund Moo* . ; 44. Angel and Crown. Gloucester-street, Qmon-square, Frsnom Cox, deceased's executors, to Rebecca Rivett ; George, as. Boswell-court, Robert Wilson to Robert Todd ; Spread at Eagle, Old North-street, Thomas Sanders Parsons ss. to Samuel Parkinson ; White Hors*, Theobakl's-road, James Hagar Bargees to William Smith ; York- Bt shim Gray, Dgle- street, Frederick Cable to Robert as. Michael Bristow • Globs, New Compton-street, Priscilla M. Mary Seale; to George Seward ; King's Arroa, Coal- 81. Drury-Zoe, John Clark to Walter Rin ; Phoanth, 4lres4, St Gills's, William Jewett Saunders to 7: Daniel Hipp ; Spread Eagle, Broad-street, St. Giles's, William Grove to Edwin Spencer ; Son, Drury-time, Robert co, flubbed to Robert Atkins ; White Bert, Drury-lase, as. Frederick Lack to Thomas Groves. K. /Unman. Das. Bra .0.14.7 Do. New. Warm. - - yesterral. R SD 1•41 MI ml 4 2 .. awaseo: It Do. Itioksmits 951.2514441•45 , 10 • p.a. Dds.. D. Agy KIM OW- De. Jim MOM& WNW* a latiora Owe LeDookllp.o.pa. INS Poem itts. 5 P. et. Do. G. Extoostos Do. H. do Mead Truottal Ds. 111 — par 41. — ProiL .. Do.eac.l44.4llt a t e ks. Dallperel. Do. T Pr 4 11.— Do. tlo. 18ff .... Do. ft. un— . end lactlas Pallasok TT $0 ii to id 71 . 7 .1 _I 1 1 08 91 1 1 09 4 In i - 1 7; : ire - --. 1 Do. January, lea ..1 el Bali la t ta i rj e L etWed iii 106 xn Mg 1074 so 1 11 p OMat la 11 II I 3 74 76 DaiipALßls... Do. do. pm at Do. 41 n. 1 p a Oaer. sal . N?baaa By. ei ii ii ii f.3~s~Yk• Do. Do. I amp. do. N. 1. of Pawls. p. a. kW*. goa6 per mat Do. Dllbl do Do. do. do Do. Poaltab, 52 K p. OTS U 6 x 1 11 pa 1 nal } pm x! 1084 104 121 18 8 n K zn IN 104 m' VI C 9 nil U U vv 1001 die sr 88 i i I - 15 i 7 I So 89i id 7 1 f., 7 I 4• 7_' i i : 7 I ZE $ 6 foi ral 108 104 In 1 1 poi in 1014 18y Lai 9111 1111 IS i zd IN - _id LO9f I'lo ma .... 1411 {7t --2 71 1 1 0 15 .6 1511 11l W i ii 4 21 201 24 - SHARE LIBTEL-(T1118 DAY.) Two dOwn. The railway market still shows an absence of animation, but the tone on the whole is steady. With the exception of a decline of Miper cent. in Great Western and } in dland, the principal stocks are without variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to ; Great Western, 67} to ; Midland, 129 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to ; Caledonian, 116 to } ; South Eastern, 884 to 89 ; Great Eastern, 464 to } ; Great Northern, 126} to 127} ; and London and South Western, 102 to 4. Foreign and colonial lines are firm. Bombay and Baroda and East Indian railway stocks have improved. Amain "L Ul3 AND IVY o(M I =IMAM 7 CI s oa d iniXa I Salta to dal to 1 p.m el 41 N IS 116 116 a _ a - li.l i l l to ot. : I:- .... i lO ... --: I. = _41.. - 18'. = rail 127 t TT a` 110 112 108 110 7 4 1 1 ,- 1 i t i I - 7 im.l 1 II pro id 20e 21} 141 144 9 id 199 99; is 41 ♦s - - P. 31 4 , +za in 6 64 46 •7 42 44 181 181 11 17 i I 10k 10, 10} 10 zn ass n 2SI 231 4 96 4 834 s 44 • n 10 201 STOCKS. OOLONIAL 00•1111MMILNT SPOMII 010.0wv.6 p.0.,137T46 . Do. Oper 06.11letriag. Do. 6per at.Mar.llo9ep. Do. 5 per owe. Do.syereastio. o tt i o s ek n ( I: "lic t i% 1660 Do. do 1890 Do. do 1851 Mewed= 6 DerSookNov.lB6lper, mt red Natal Gov. 6 per coal New Braosw.Gov.6p. et N. B.Welee Ov.sp. 0.1866 D 0.6 p. e. 11171 80 1816 Do. 6 p. e., 1863 '. New Zeeland 6 per cen t. Nova geode 6 D. 0.,1876 I4M~I ii - o,ii - oil i I lAmo; kel 740001 Zji eelslA=7 Oov. .eent l 8. Aust..oov. 6 p.e. mods . Vic.Gov.ip.o..laa.dJuls . Do. do.llp.a. 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Gisord 0.11.0p.5. MutestlaiL Kagosis (La) Urns Lootimaiss Markolis Mout Aureoa Bros Gold 111.1thinee.er= itearbandBll Pore Phillip Mats Barbers Geld Neal& dantln. (Um.) 111.Johe del Itey (Um.) MOM Mestere.. . Venoms, Coal (Um) W (La.) Tedimmabir li 215 6 6 66 in JOINT ROCK .611111 - amok at 1010 Bakat Loudon Bank at Qat*Waal IL CSar.B Oodualla a. AL 1.11. Am taw. omit. K. at la. se Mei.Six4.llllsLOW6L (1.) Isissetsl Bank. Llnut•d Loudon mid Brad Han lan.B.Anakill. Plate (L Loa Ob. abak Aere4. Garin sad Ooloslal (L. Unica WI Imam ma= Lem sad Middlesex (L I 0•••• Saab Anima Law sal Wristsladar Miro. 111 Pro.. Beak (L Cho. dr Beitaied /Mori Doak law South Wales Matta Bulk Omen Mom= !l!alt Da Now Previa:A*l Stand.ot Brit.S.AtriegL (futon at Amts.. 11a. of lag.&irsace (L lUnioa at Ireland (lam). treks d Lowe* ToPVIM 166 KG 106 106 971 971 96 91 106 110 111 119 112 114 Ul U 8 106 110 • I 106 106 1 106 110 1 100 11l 1 106 107 1 109 k 10111 OL Won 100 010 U 53 Por 44 46 11 la Si Si lb 17 50 7 as st 1 40 Tio 1 014 s , 146 155 n 21 S 4 41 4$ 105 106 ti 21 90 06 ID ill 11 11 111 14 _2l _lB lbe f! In be 'MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The tendency of the stock markets continues favourable. The funds have to-day attained a fresh advance of 1 per cent. In the railway market the variation is of no importance, prices remaining steady. Foreign stocks are firm, and there is a recovery in Turkish. At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ranks opened at 70fr. 85c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 94 to 93, ex div., both for money and the Bth inst. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/, 1, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 921, 93, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 93 ; Bank Stook, 2331, 235 ; India Stock, 225, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1,1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentured, 1001, ; and Exchequer Bills, 125., Bs. pram. The Turkish Loans of 1864 and 1862 are firm, at 84 to 85, and 671 to 681, ex div., while that of 1868 has improved per cent., and Consolid‘ , the respective quotations being 71 to 1, and 391 to 1. The new Russian Loan and Italian Five per Cents. are better. Old Venezuelan Bonds, Egyptian, Mexican, Portuguese, and Greek are all well supported. Venezuelan scrip is quoted 2 to 11 die., and the Peruvian Loan, 891 to f, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Austrian, 681; Dutch Certificates, 103 ; Egyptian, 96 ; ditto second issue, 941 ; Greek, 161, f ; Italian, for account, 701, 1, ex div. ; Mexican, for aooonnt, 32, ; Moorish, 971 ; Portuguese, 1853, 471, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 471, ex div. ; Russian, 1850, 94, ex div. ; ditto 1860, 93 ; ditto 1862, 96, 951, 96 ; ditto scrip, 2, prem. ; Sardinian, for account, 84 ; Spanish, for account, 54, ex div.; ditto Passive, 241, 231; ditto Certificates, 91, 1 ; Turkish, 1864, for so-' , count, 85, 84 ; ditto 1858, 701 ; ditto for ao count 711, 1, 71; ditto 1862, for amount 64, 671, ex div. ; Venezuela, 241, ex div. ; ditto for account, 24, ex div. With the approach of the dividends, payment of which will commence , on Thursday, the discount market continues to present indications of returning ease. The rates appear to be drooping, transac , tions having taken place yesterday in good bills at 2/ and 21 per cent., while business at the Bank of England has become limited. The fall in Turkish securities is due to the news of the dislocation of the Turkish Ministry, and of a panic in the Constantinople money market, where the price of the local Consolidds has fallen within a brief space from 46 to 38, the latter being the latest price brought by the tele graph. As to the causes of the disruption of the Ottoman Ministry, nothing definite is known ' and in the absence of intelligence the usual wild rumours are circulated, ono of which refers to the alleged lunacy of the Sultan. There is an impression in sober quarters that an administration which does not comprise Fuad Pasha or Aali Pasha-one or both-will be found very difficult in Turkey, and thence it is inferred that the re-installation of these statesmen is far from improbable. A large portion of the recent arrivals from Ame rica and Australia has been taken for exportation. The Arabia, from Boston, has brought 23 , 000 /. in specie. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yes terday for Bombay at se. 10. per ounce, showing no change. The Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. The silver market is quiet, owing partly to the desire to await the result of the ten ders for the India bills to-morrow. The Agents-General for Crown Colonies, having been authorised by the government of the Cape of Good He to dispose of debentures to the amount 7 of 29,5001., now invite tenders for them, receivable up to one o'clock on the 16th inst. The debentures bear 6 per cent interest, and are redeemable on the 15th October, 1892. The loan is raised for pur poses connected with the harbour of Port Elizabeth, Algae Bay, and the principal and interest, besides being secured on the revenues of the harbour board, rest also upon the security of the general revenues of the colony. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Monday next, the 12 th inst., a spe cial settling day in the shares of the London and Northern Bank and Upper Assam Tea Companies. The former are to be officially marked, but not the latter. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6631., and the South Eastern an increase of 357/. The directors of the new London and South Wes tern Bank (Limited) are inviting applications for the appointment of manager. It appears that the amount of business com pleted by the Temperance and General Provident - Institution during 1862 was 3,094 policies, assuring 543,613 f. The letters of allotment for shares in the English and Irish Bank (Limited) were issued yesterday af ternoon. The Gillis has arrived from China,with 436,5001 Ni. of tea. The Australian advices being unusually scanty, owing to the accident to the Colombo, it may be useful to reproduce the following list of shipping arrivals at Sydney. It is imitained in a telegram dated November, and addressed by Messrs. G. A. Lloyd and Co., of Sydney, to Messrs. Lloyd Cattail and Co. of London. Arrivals. -From London : La Hogue, Henry 1111 w, Annie A mhbell, Cumberland, Maid of Judah, Brilliant, Grey hound, Sarah Newmann Northumberland, Alpine, Jam Ambrid_ge, Rangoon, Cali/anis, Benqollynn, Eastern Ent we. From Liverpool : Leander, Alliance. From Leith : Norio. From Dungeness : Agnes Irving (a.). The same advices mention that the Australian Company's ship City of Sydney has been totally lost. 109 111 109 . 110. OZDINASY NELEJB AID STOOLS. W ,awaoraaauscau v ma. 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We 100 101 sd —sd fan s , 93 96 2 2 6 1_9 9 70 rs SS 26 99 101 1i 02 .114 49 51 did par 20S 40 dd 91 98 Al 44 20 i 11 2 I Jim I I i 2 4 9t o PRI I 21 pal 2TI 1 le pm 39 29 20 e 4 gag 4) 61 54 66 in 80 6 6pm 3 3 4Pm fif 54 rot!: . IA Pd 01 pricei liatte 2/ MAI EL (1.) BeeMa Weiseworks.. Bombag Get, Untied— Ballot Ida lisg. Tat—. Maids Lad OsLlll.attai.allafrallt Pilaw - Do. ip. PIO* DI, L I TnellaneftemAsse• d.lndla lbstli!dialrrig.4l (MAW - Meetete T Kph Ong. end nal. Jan. Ness Navigates neat Snip (Limited) .. Do. IT per rent. Prof. Indian Caning (L).. Italian Irrigation Carl I. Maim TeL Lew Gen. Omnibus Co Nadine Infirm & Cana Weiner. In. Tot I Lim Net.Nall, Oar, &Wag. NitilllZlA 1)01001111i ileetaddaocol&lroaL nabselandeLep. a.pri If. Bram. & N. Soot. La. N.. Bri tt guetralealan. I Da. Now. f) ! !a ai. mt . :: iii.. l . roma Osa hal Elver Lad It Mtn Poeta omit:Mai. llSsam Do. W. QuobrodalaLltd.ilL &knows boo Do. Nu Rho &Jon. Clty 1=44 i s iii ih sl Mon Nam Awl Lansloo. 114,11 k k 1 bee TeL Scrip .. De. De. de de. Regletoured.. Maps& to ladle I.L [L.) T. el TriattLALCo.l7.Ceaad. lts. Kingdom ToL iL.I TED nor. 17 18 / 2 6 / 26 26 ► 02 6 12 7 9 01 00 97 10 as 0 19 01 ui 260 zd NB 111 xn 119 111 Ea 5 1 . 18 Ear '8 j 3— i ha eprti Id 28 100 11 21 27 28 1 11 KW zd I Ma 11 II ti Pm 54 • 9 32 1 64 m 10 1 t 1 3 pm I 1 157 SO 66 TO T 2 11 13 pm, S A B 10 21 0 7 77 28 zd I 1 pm zd 65 AT lit iii i . 1 Vii V' I 1 k 0 ::: zd li d _ Id 16 British Columbia, Bank of Hindustan, London ant. South African, and Standard Bank of Africa. In miscellaneous shares, National Discount, Oriental Inland Steam, and British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph were quoted better, while London Dock stock has receded about 1 per cent. Ocean Marine shares closed to-da‘ at 6 to ci prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to prem.; Uni versal, 1 tool die., being better ;North British and Mercantile, 15} to 16 ; Commercial Union, to prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, to par. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—London and Northern Bank, to 1 prem. ; English and Irish Bank, dia. to par ; Bank of Scinde, Pnn ) anb, and Delhi, par ; Bristol and South Wales Zinc Smelt ing, Ito prem. ; Sec:MU rinancihre of Egypt, to prem. ; London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank, dia. to par ; Anglo-Por tagueee Bank, to 1 prem. ; and Midland Coun ties Union Bank, to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciool. In the mining market to-day Wheal Seton shares are again in great demand, and have improved to 250 to 260, being 121. 10s. higher than yesterday. East Caradon are also firmer, at 46 to 4, and Wheal Harriett, at 24 to I Ma rke Valley are quoted SI to 4, and Great Fo . rtune, 304 to 31. The busi ness officially recorded in the Stock Exchange is confined to Nast Caradon and Wheal Seton shares. Yudanamutana shares have improved, and Dun Mountain, Port Phillip, and St. John del Rey are firm. Other foreign and colonial mines are inactive. In consequence of the accident to the Colombo, the advicee by the present mail 'relative to the pro gress of the various Australian Mining Companies are very deficient. There is also a great dearth of Australian newspapers. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (in =scram AND nrocanntiostar. ritswirra.) Wenn 001 OWN 001INAPONDNIT.) COTTON—Market firm, with a good business doing. Saks probably about 10,000 bales. Coax.—Wheat ia good ocesamptive request at extrema rates, sad In some eases ld. to 2d. dearer than net Tuesday. Flour dull male, without change India corn more freely offering ; prior. unchanged ; mixed. 28.. 6d. to 29.. Egyp tian beans of ; oats and oatmeal unaltered. Atten dance good of millers and drams. MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) Surma —The public sales are prg eenag at about the prices rolls( previous to the ho idays ; _privately no im portant sales have been effected. Refined quiet but steady. Oorrus.—At firm prices business has been done, remind ing 400 lags of Rio, good ordinary, at 67a. 6d.; washed, at 85s. COCOA.—The market is quiet. Tea.—A limited bturinerm emotions@ to be transacted out of the recent arrival' ; fine qualities of Congou being moat in request. ROIL —A few puncheons of Jamaica have been disposed of at full rates. ficurrrax.—No aim reported. What is in active demand ; about 6,00 D bap sold at Ba. lid. to Ds. 6d. Also 1,500 bap white et 3d. to 13e. 3d. Cowen bag 'a sold at advanced prices; about 4,000 bales have been disposed of. Jos—The market °octanes very firm. TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) The wariest is quid at the seamed pains :—Tows tallow, 44e. ■et mak ; Psierebarg Y. 0., oa Ur spot, sow, 44e. 9d. ; ditto old. 43e. 9d. to 445. ; Jimmy to Marsh, 44e. 6d. to 44e. 3d. ; March, 44e. 9d. to 455. ; April to Jane, 44e. ed. ; October to Deesaiber, 46.. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moms. Harvey and Easton report bads firm. Prins i vitliout alterstios. Prime nisadow lay, 70s. to 755. ; supe rior ditto, 80s. to 85.. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 110 n ; dom. old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto, second out, 645. to 100 s. ; draw, 33. to 365. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. Unwept, Jura. to-dag :oath Eastern and Dover, 80—Buffalo and lake Huron. 61—Grad Lareabours, 14 946. Mural. Jv. L—Ths sualfst opened good and dared the bed. Buffalo and Late Huron, «fll-Great Pastern, Mil-- Great Luxembourg, 14I—Oreat Efortbsetil, 1111 I—Grond Truk of Canada, PM —Gloat Waders of Canada, 11 12f +5-1619.16 441-Great Western. OH-1111nols tests!, 415 d.—lmedm and North Western, 971—Man0o00 and County Bark. LI p.— i South Eastern. 685—Thanes Sad Matey Kluft* Insurance, 2 13-16 p.—London and South Western, 10—Metropolltan, South Wales Poor-and-a-Half per Cent. 1011. aIIIKINONAII, Jan. a—Stratford Railway shares changed hands at 10 today, and Metropolitan Worms at 1 p —Stour Valley Guaranteed quoted 67 to 66—Bbmingitem Canal, NI to 94 —Warwick and Birmingham Canal. 0 to o—Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Beak, 9. to }-eloecastar Wagon, 11 to 25 p. Prices firm. The Hon. C. C. Bravo, of St. Ann's, being desirous of encouraging the cultivation of cotton in this island, bee offered the following prices . to the growers of the article in the parish of St. Ana's, in the year ISM:— " For the largest quantity of cotton poem by on* Jodi vidual, exceeding fifty bales of an avenge weight tel 400 lbs. clean cotton per bale, 10014 for the two next quantities exceeding twenty bass, same weight, 201. largest . —Jamaica Guardian. On Monday week a singular accident happened to a man named James Harding, who is employed by Mr. John Simmons, of New Lodge farm, Little Beddow, an stockman. He war engaged feeding some bullocks, when by some means one of the animals thrust its horn into Her ding's mouth, cutting it in a fearful WOW and laying it open from each side to the nose, and leaving then if=p hanging loose. He was quickly attended by Mr. , surgeon, of Malden, under whose skilful treatment he is likely to recover the use of his month.—Essex Herald. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDWIT.—A fatal railway accident occurred on Sunday night, at the Leyland station of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, about six miles from Preston. The train leaving the Prestos station for Manchester at ten minutes past six bad just started from the first-named station, when a labouring man who resides in Leyland seized the handle of one of the carriages with a VW/ to get into the train, bat, missing his footing, be fell on the line. when two or three of the carriages passed over his body. When taken up be was quite dead. Deal.—We regret to state that some of the fanners in the locality of Deal have sustained considerable damage from the effects of the late high tide. The sheep in the marshes, =onetime to some hundreds, fortunately escaped ; they were cared for just in time, sod removed to a place of Wray, only a day or two before the flood came. -- From several acres sown with wheat, the soil has been fairly MOaDAT EVENING. wombed sway, so as to leave not the remotest chance of a Consols, which closed on Saturday at 94 toe, ex crop ; a field of fine parsnips shared thp . sur fate, and div., both for money and next Thursday's settle- t r y a "irk:: beds r a l m Pl i r i ted n tLettntiu:wt,,*o bo re,l merit, closed to-day at 92/ to I. For the sth Feb. one lamed Pledge', engaged in keeping away birds, the last price was 94 to 93 The official business posted themselves on the rising pound, where they by water. The report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for remained nearly four hours, surrounded money, 9n, ii, ex div. ; ditto, for account (Jam =ions position of the lads was at length noticed by some on, who bresst•deop in water pined the spot, and 8), 8211, 1 2.." iv. ; Th ree Per Cents. R e d uce d , rj ,by means of jumping poles prevented fatal coesequences: I ; New Three per Cents., V2e, f ; Bank Stock, ~ In the town the novel sight was seen of a small past 2331 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. paddling up Alfred-row, to afford assistance to the folks in Stock, 108* ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, flooded cottages, or, as vu the eau in one instance, to 1 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee OClconvey a dinner from a neighbouring basins= bon e paper, acussible. The old admire, ultis sa ill wiad that ws no WS , e 1. "continuation" on Consols to the sth Feb. one any good," has been realised here, for the late gale has blown several hundred pounds into the boatmen's pockets, was limited to 1-16 to e percent. The latter frac- and not nodessrvedly, considering the desperate rick Ire tion is equal to only about le per cent , per annum ; I quently incurred to preserve life and property, ureter cir to b e ' cemstanoes of the most appa ll ing character.—Maidit. , ,:e so that the supply of stock does not appear by any means abundant. NOLISN AND FRICNCII PANTOMINIL—It was in im ,, lrnal • the following terms that M. Baudelaire, a writer on the There was a further ins provement of e per cent. E. in the India Five per Cent. stock, which closed a t French press is the days when to he so woe no light lost to *ex div. Exchequer Bills remain at 88. to honour , wrote of the difference betweenthe pantomimes of 12s. prem. France and England:—"The English clown is not. our su n pplesa the serpent, loog aod straight as tbe gallows. He In the foreign stock market the feature of ab-1 Plena, pale as death, mysterious as silence. dumb end se ssiiti on 4s ly i t pe as r ce ni n u t h , the in tdheceliAnnegiinn.TTnurrkkisisihi Loans , :he he like • ball B.nd makes alike t a nt r il m e , w t l i i i e n n ibi l e r m e c l i rTia. His ' ri w t r ies. ing T in h teree e red t uct w io as nlaug h is like s Iroaring peal of thunder. In person ug he is @hu and stout, ; decked out with motley colours and gaudy ribbons. se 1I per cent., the final quotation being , Two enormous splashes of red ochre are dabbed but oof 1854' amounted i and the lBB % C o w n 38e tot. The transactions in this paper were upon , upon his face. His mouth is enlarged by a fictitious extension of the lips with two stripes of paint, so a very extensive scale. Numerous transactions took place to-day that when he laughs his month seems to open right in the up to his ears. As for his moral character, at bottom it is shared of the Indian Branch Railway Company, the same as that of our own Pierrot, the same egotism, the which closed firmly at e toe preen. same selfish iodifferenoe to every one except himself. A decline of about 7s. fel. occurred to-day in the Halos he satisfies all his gluttonous and greedy desires, to shares of the Great Western Railway of Canada, th• d'alg° loon. Oo it w a et re im A d i 1 1: 1.44 0u1d 111 re harlequin-- sometimes his c g e r ta. it being stated that this company have lost their into the dis h , he plunges both hands ii i i i id feet into it. Every suit with the Commercial Bank of Canada. thing is the English pantomime expresses itself with no- Ottoman Bank shares participated in the depres- linos. It is nothing but hyperbole . gone mad. The clown sion of Turkish securities, sales being p resse d b y pas= by . a woman. who as washing her window-pees. speculative holders as low as 32. At the close the ' .Afterwn ui hring picked i her broom, and tthriee water s to pass into his . This market was firmer, at 34 to I for the old shares pantomime spo il gt comely redu ced to its simplest form. It is (being, however, fully 11. lower than on Satur- the quintessence, the pure, unmixed, and concentrated ale. day), and 5i to I pram. for the new. (Aber meat of comedy. Ant thus with English actors, who pos. bank shares were firm. There was again au active mess a peculiar talent for ONagierstios, ell these monstrous demand for those of the London and Buenos Ayres o ' h "9l 6t -" e bec.° shomeahla real i ty, with a attraction glitag t i oao ali i kt Bank, which have risen about 11. fi e. The improve- criticism on English pan tomimes frees a native writer.— The ment extended to Bank of Queensland, Bank of Reader. 1 1 071 i Main XLI 'al 6 4 zn -- in in 1031 xn in ID In 4 ID 1 5 1 II 10 6} Illd 11 x d id = z d id 3 19 1 .,tr. 8 9 1 1: 99 1111 it Pads 7 da pa i 1 I lt 41 I a a s i 6k 9 / dis it 4 I - ill ID r o. 1,000 10 lOU U 1.000 DAS 1,700 84. I,IIU Ski MLIPO - 1 - 1. RAN at. 10,000 10 10,000 10 10,000 10 10,001: 10,00 t 5 10,005 10 6,000 4000 N 1004 I 0,000 • woo toe° 10 0,030 10 •,000 61 1000 * 10,000 MN NS K,070 1 )1,00. AOOO 1 10,000 0,000 $ /0,00. 10,000 10 M • 00r I • 17 ,000 10 .260 6760 el S OOD le• ,000 .106 115 6004 I 1000 1 ;RIG 1. 0 .00 U 6000 i OM US #ii zi- 31 7 1 1 1 71 1 lli I! I I u