The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sitting in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn. and Justices Wightman, Crompton, and Blackburn.) _ . This was the first day of Hilary Term. Their lordship took their sesta on the bench at belt put 10 o'clock. THE QUEEN r• CREEL Mr. Manisty. Q.C., moved for • rule calling upon Mr. Creek to show cause why • criminal information in the nature of • quo warrant° should not be filed against him to show cause why he claimed to exercise the office of town councillor for the borough of Burnley. Mr. ('reek was elected in November last one of the councillors for that borough, and one of the grounds upon which the ruled was moved was that Mr. Creek was not an occupier under the 9th section of the Municipal Corporations Act of " any house, warehouse, countinghouse, or shop," within the borough. Mr. ('reek was an attorney, in partnership with his brother, but did not reside within the borough. They, however, occupied an entire building within the borough as their offices, and the question was whether the occupying the building as offices was a compliance with the act of parliament, or whether it should be a dwelling home. If the occupying a building as an office was occupy ing • house within the meaning of the act, then Mr. Creek was qualified. . Mr: Justice Crompton said what was really meant was, any place of business or residence. kr. Manisty said probably that was so, but the act made no such provision. The Lord Chief Justice said it was true the word building did not occur in the set. Mr. Justice Mellor said it did in the Reform Act. . . ----- The Lord Chief Justice said 'Atomism had been councfllon ever since the passing of the Municipal Corporations Act. Mr. Justice Crompton said that Mr. Webby, in his book, states " building" to be a stable or a slaughter-lhonee. Attendee might probably be said to slaughter, in one sense. (Laughter.) ' Tii; Lord Chief Justice said that an attomey's office might be said to be a countinghouse, from the character of a portion of the business transacted by him. He thought the court ought not to throw any doubt upon the point. Rule refused. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erle, and Justices Williams, Willes, sod 'Caning.) Their lordships this morning took their mats st 11 o'clock, but for some time before that hour the court was filled by professional gentlemen and others who were anxious to hear the judgment in the case of " Kennedy r. Brous and wife, which it wu announced would be given today. No mention, however, was made of thecae) ; bat we andintied that the judgment is not yet ready for delivery. %sirs - men r. roorin.—roar DATED CHEQUES. This was an action upon • post-dated cheque for fi7v. 103., made by the defendant, payable to Mr. Grilaths, or order, and endorsed by him to the plaintiff f or value. The trial took place before Mr. Justice Wince, in London, when • verdict was directed for the defendant. Mr. Henry James now moved for a rule to enter a verdict for the plaintiff. The Load Chief Justice, after consulting Mr. Justice Willem, said that the question was whether the act which requires that a penny stamp shall be placed upon cheques repeals the penalty which formerly existed in reference to giving post-dated ues. There was the opinion of one judge at least that cheq this was so, and the point was one which was very fit to be discussed. Mr. H. James referred to the second point, eying that it appeared that Mr. Griffiths omitted by accident to en dorse the cheque when he handed it over to the plaintiff, and on a subsequent occasion, prior to endorsement, Mr. Griffiths mentioned to the plaintiff circumstances which it was contended would deprive him of any right of action upon the cheque. The learned counsel submitted to the court, however, that the plaintiff having acquired an equit able interest in the cheque, the subsequent endorsement had relation back to the time when the cheque was handed over, and was perfectly valid. Bale granted. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. This was the first day of Hilary term. The wart met shortly after 11 o'clock, the judges being Lord Chief &roe Pollock, and Barons Martin, Channell, and Wilde. BELLHAVLY r. LTITLIJOICK.- THE NRW BANKRUPTCY ACT. Mr. C. Turner moved for • rule to show cause why the defendant, who had been arrested upon • ca. se., should not be released from custody. On the 11th of November last the defendant, against whom an action bad been brought by the plaintiff, executed a deed under the 198th section of the Bankruptcy Act. On the 17th the deed was duly registered, and on the next day notice of that final regietration was given to the plaintiff's solicitor, but, not withstanding such notice, and without the permission °, the Bankruptcy Court, the plaintiff had the defendant arrested upon a ca. as. On the 20th, the defendant obtained the certificate of final registration, the duties of the °Moe not allowing it to be issued before. Au application in the case had been made to Mr. Baron Martin at chant. berm, but his lordship said that, although he thought the defendant had adopted the right course, be had better see what the Bank ru pt c y Court would do in the matter. Afterwards the question was brought before Mr. Commissioner liolroyd in the London Bank ruptcy Court, but be declined to inters fere, as the case had not arisen within his district. An application was then made to the Bankruptcy Court at Exeter, and Mr. Commissioner Andrews exiireesed an opinion that the deed was properly signed and perfectly good, but be held that be had no jurisdiction, as process in the awe had leaned from the Exchequer. The learned *Gomel submitted that under the circumstances he bad mentioned there had been an unlawful use of the pro ems of this court. Mr. Baron Martin maid he understood that rides in volving a similar point would be moved for today in the Queen's Bench and Common Pleas. The court granted a role nisi. 110/LX V'. HICK= CAARTIN. This was an action in trover to recover the value of • hogshead of absinthe which the plaintiff had purchased from 1. person named Grachey, and at the trial, which took place at the last sittings at Guildhall, the Lord Chief Baron directed a verdict for the defendant. Mr. Haddleston now moved for a rale for a new trial oa the ground of misdirection, and the verdict being against the evidence. _ Rule granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THD3 DAY.) BOW-STREET. Mania Manintan sod Ellen (?!adman, his wife, were charged with assaulting Policeman Hampton, 173 F. Hampton deposed—About one o'clock thi s morning I was called In by the female prisoner to their lodgings, at No. 1, Ilpemakers'-alley, to take the male prisoner in custody for assaulting her. She was bleeding from a wound in the heed. I told him be must come with me, and be said be would see me -- first. I took him in custody and when I got him into the court he began to struggle violently with me, striking and kicking me. He also seized me by the threat and nearly strangled me. I drew my staff from my pocket, and struck him on the arm to mike him let go. He wrestled with Me and threw me on the ground, sod while I was down the wife took my staff out of my hand sad hit me on the back with it. Ultimately, with the help of another constable, I got them to the station•house. They were both very drunk. Mr. Henry fined the man 405., or in default of payment 21 days imprisonment ; the woman, who had acted very ungratefully in attacking the officer, who was acting for her protection, must pay Ms. or be imprisoned for 7 days. The female prisoner begged the magistrate to let her husband off on the ground th it be would not have aseaulted the constable if he had not been drunk. They were both veto sorry. Mr. Henry said it probably was quite true that they would not have done it it they had been sober, but he could not accept that manse. The prisoners, being unable to pay the fine, were corn. mitted for the terms above stated. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. THE NEW ROYALTY THEATHIL -APPLICATION TO TH! COURT. This morale,/ • Dumber of petaoia employed at the New Royalty Theatre attended to eak advice under the following 01.i:comities's Use of the applicants, a stage carpenter, said that he wan engaged by Mr. Emery, the manager, but had always been paid by Mr. Caldwell, of Deanetreet, whose name appeared co ;be bills as the proprietor of the theatre. (hi Saturday evening, on applying to Mr. Caldwell:as usual for payment of hi. week's adary, he wail told there was no treasury. He 'imbed to know what he was to do. The applicant was told that he had better apply to the comity court. Another of the applicants, the property mut, stepped forward, and said that he had, on packing up his articles, taken away a pistol entrustad to him to clean by Mr. Emus', sea., and was given in charge for stealing A ; but on lasing taken to the aration•house the inspector, on hearing his reason for detaining k —that he hal no order from Mr. Emery to give it up to an person, and th,t he had not been paid for cleaning i to take the charge. This applicant was also referred to the county court for a mttlemeot of his claims, as were all the others. DI:ELI:11 M ACCIDENT AT • COTTON MILL AT Wrsvuouotrrotr.-0a Saturday forenoon an occurrence of %most fearful character took place at the Albit.n (24ton LH, Weathoughton, the property of Mr. J. Pilkington. mak named Robert Hibbert, a mechanics, aged 38, was in the bet of putting •strap on • doubling frame, when him slop tram caught by the strap, and be was taken round the shaft, which was working at the time at the rate of 110 revolutions tttinute. The poor fellow waa frightfully mangled, and bur death wee almost lastuitaaeous, his right leg befog torn of! at the calf. Although mineral persons were present and interred the occurrence, they were unable to render any seriatim» until the engine was stopped, and when the body wins removed from the shaft there was not the least 0 11 of life. WEATHER REPORT. Nolan. JAirlimi i : N a. 11. W. P. X. 11 IH.R. S. Aberdeen .33 LW. elO 0.17 0 II 10.711 Leith 29.96 &W. m 3 0.17 Redresses .91 4S S.S.W. 3 0.12 Poruush 29.81 401 a. - - Galway 19.7844 11. W. 2 0.25 I:gristle - 1 29.86 44 W. 7 0.66 Queenstown g.llll L W. 5 0.33 1101fRead .92 4 it 3 0.16 lAverpool t..06 36 RAE Pembroke 44 1111. Pressato -30.01 a. Jersey Beset 130.11 a. 0 6 0.08 L'Orket 30.12 16 as: Rochefort _30.24 N.& b - 133 Plymouth _10.04 47 8. e 2 0.17 Weymouth -30.10 & e 11 0.47 Portsmouth. 30.16 as Kew. 30.18 - N.& Loudon 20.111 ILL 7 - 2 3 0.44 Yarmouth 30.1S 40 1 N.N.W. 7 1 b - Scarborough 39.011 ' 1 LW. 1 1 b - Shields 30.08 110 , 4 W.N.W. 3 e - a el4olsetl aus I F.W. 1 b - Helder - _ Lisbon- - - _ _ _ _ _ ----- - - - - - PILOBABIL 11/118911. ...., ._ ...... .___... .. _ . Wi11er33942._ _ MOAT. S.W. to N.W fresh, some rein or snow. N. to w. and bah to Mr settled. W.S.W. to N.N.W., WILL= N.W. to S.W. strong, some rain. with rain. S.S.B. to W., moderate W. CSitWIAL. Aa next above. to strong S.B. to S.W. and W., N. W.FlAnce. N.N.W. to W.S.W., moderate to strong, strong, unsettled. with rain. As next above. S.W.ENOLAIID. As next above. S.S.E. to W.S.W., fresh, &Z. 1:110Lagn. N.W. to &W., mode some rain or snow. rate to fresh. S.W. to N.W., mode- L floa/g N.N.W. to W.S.W., rate to fresh. fresh. Ma. J. A. TURNIN M.P.—With reference to a =ph which appeared in the Tines of Saturday, we tester Guardian) are authorised to state that Mr. Turner has no intention of retiring from parliament, and that there is nothing whatever in the st►te of his health to render it desirable that be should. EAST KENT ELEeTtorr.—The official declaration of the poll on Saturday gave the following numbers :-- Daring, 2,777 ; Itnatchball, 2,690. CLERICAL INTOLIBRANCE.—A YORKSHIRE VICAR. —Lieutenant William Langdale, second eon of the Hon. Charles Langdale, of Houghton, near Market Weighton, and • very considerable owner of property, was married on the Bth in London. Mr. William Langdale is nephew of Lord Harries, who is a very large proprietor in the pariah. Mr. W. Langdale is lieutenant sod commanding officer of I the 9th East York Rifles, whom headquarters are at Market Weighton. The family are highly respected 'in the town and neighbourhood, and the migen at the church, in honour of the wedding, tang the church bells u to the receipt by them oi the following exteactdieaq notice from the vicar : " The Vicarage, January 8, 1863.—T0 ;the Leader of the ringers in Market Weighton Church.—lf I am rightly in formed, you ham been ringing the bells of God's house this morning in honour of • wedding which I presume has taken place in • Popish mass-house. Now, every such wedding in England is an open act of sin against Almighty God ; and I hereby forbid you, and all other persons, to ring the church bell to-day, or any other day, for any each purpose. You must stop in. scantly, or I will have you severely punished. And in future you most obtain permission , both from me and the cbarchwaniens, before iingiog for any purpose whatever. —I am, your faithful pastor, Joanna POLLEY, Vicar." DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY FROM BURNING. —We regret to date that a young lady, fifteen years of age, daughter of Mr. M'Cliashan, Mayfield-terrace, met with • fatal accident from burning on Wednesday, shortly after the marriage of her sister, at which she was present. In the afternoon, while preparations were being made for the wi ding dinner, the unfortunate young lady was attacked with toothache, and in order to alleviate the pain, she sat down at the fireplace of one of the moms, holding her cheek forward to catch the heat. While in this position her dress became ignited and was quickly io • blare. Se veral members of the family being close at hand, assistance was at ones obtained, and the flames were extinguished, bat not before Miss If 'Wuhan had been &wilfully burned. She suffered great agony from the severe injuries she hr received, and, notwithstanding every effort to save her life, she expired yesterday morning about six o'clock.— EditsburgA Cossivat. A GENTLEMAN GAROTTED ON THE MANCHESTER EXCHANGE.--OR Friday evening, about flee, Mr. W. Brooks, of Talavera-place, Lower Broug Moo , was garotted on the steps leading to the Exchange. He was ascending the steps from Bask-street, and when at the sop he was suddenly seize I from behind, an arm was thrown round his throat, and he was pulled roughly backwards. The garotter, however, bad reckoned without his host. Mr. Brooks laid hold of the adjoining pillar, and resisted the ruffian's attempts to put his band in the left waistcoat pocket. A violent struggle ensued, and the fellow took to his heels. An alarm was raised; a cabman knocked the runaway down; sad Polies-constable Sutton, who had heard the out cr y from a neighbouring street, walked the offender off to the police-station. The whole transaction was witnessed by • newspaper boy. It was stormy at the time, and there wan but few persons in the street. The prisoner was brought before the city tnagistrates on Saturday, and was committed for trial at the sessions. He wore • prison dress, and said his name was James Psareou. Inquiries will be made as to who and what he is. GERMAN CHORALE'S.—It was the Lutheran chorale which first embodied the expression of sublime and devotional feeling in congregational music. Whereas, in the Romish church, the musical service was chiefly a per formance to which the worshipper listened inactively, the early protestants largely advocated and encouraged congre gational singing. They seem to have thought, Luther espe cially, with • quaint old writer, that " when Christians sing all together in some easy tune, accommodated to the words of their praise, and not likely to take off their atten tion from sense to sound, then experience shows they sing most lustily (as the Psalmist expresses it), and with the best good courage. The symphony of voice and the sympathy of heart may flow through the whole congregation, which is the finest music to truly serious persons and the most acceptable to God of any in the world." This opinion will be shared by all who have heard in the vast churches of Germany the grand old chorales sung in unison by the whole congrega tion to the accompaniment of a large organ—it is the highest and purest expression of the combined religious feeling of • multitude of worshippers. Those who have not heard them in the churches of Germany can scarcely fail to have noticed in Meedelasohn's oratorio, St. Paul, the sublime effect of "Sleepers, wake," which is, in fact, the Lutheran chorale, " Wachet auf." The symphony of brass instru ments at the end of each strain represents the little inter lude (Zwischen-Spiel), which the German organists are so custorned to play at the close of each musical phrase; the object of such interpolations being to gi ve b rea thi ng time to the singers after the exhaustion of the long-sustained notes of the tune. Again Meyerbeer, an his opera, Les Huguenots, has made frequent use of the chorale, • Fin' hates Burg ist unser Gott," • tune which was for so many years the watch word of religious freedom in Germany. The Lutheran chorales, collected (and in some instances composed) by Luther himself, formed the medals on which many of our early English church melodies were framed ; and in propor tion as this high and pure standard has been departed from, the sublimity and propriety of English psalmody have been lost sight of. Lon don Review. EXPORTS of WINE.—The statistics of the exporta tion of wine from Spain and Portugal during the past year have been received Of sherry the sbipmeota from Xeres de Froatera were 32,616 butte, sad front Port St. Mary's, 20,066. From the former place the largest shippers were Gonzalez, Dubose, and Co. (in liquidation), 5,427 butts ; Peter Domain (Raskin and Co., London), 3,392; Mist. 3 082 ; Patrick Garvey, 2,874; Pemartin and Co., 2,702; F. W. Coming, 2 350 ; J. Ramie, Nephew, 1,593. From the bitter the largest were Duff, Gordon, and Co., 2.281 butts; widow de Portilla. 2,142; K. Morena de M 1,982 ; V. de X. Harmony and Co., 1765 ; B. Vergers, 1,224 ; M. and F. Tow, 1,220. AU others were under LOW butts. Of port wines the total was 2.1,724 pipes (24.843 to Great Britain), and the shippers above 1,000 were, Sandemen sod Co., 2,332 ; Cockburn. Smiths, and Co., 2,083 ; Martinez, Gassiot. and Co.. 1,747 Clod* and Raker, 1.393; Ofiley and Cramp, 1,347; Rust, Hoops, Teoge, and Co., 1,210 ; W. and J. Graham and Co., 1,047 ; W. 0. Roudtois, 1,010. GREAT )(ASTERN company is about to place tea additional passenger and thirty addi tional goods engines upon its system at a cost of about 100,0001. The acceleration of the train service, recently an sonoced in this journal as likely to take place, has beat postponed till the winter has further advanced. P 1101.0611) AMALGAMATION or THE CHAII NG CEO6II AND SOME EUITLIIN RAILWATS.—II is proposed to •malgsmate the Charing-cross and South Eutaw° railways on such terms and conditions as the two companies may think fit, subject to its being sanctioned by three fifths of the votes of the shareholders in each company ; the agree ment to take effect either before or after the completion ci the works of the Charing-cross line. " COTTON FROM TUE CAPE."—Under the above heeding • Liverpool paper, on Friday last, anoonneed that 1,705 bales of cotton had arrived in the Mersey from the Cape of Good Hope. As might he expected, this announce ment caused much surprise, as on person ever dreamt of so much cotton coming in one ship from the Cape. It now turns out that the cotton came from Bombay, and was transhipped from the Dingo, condemned at the Cape. The same paper announced • large arrival of cotton from Oporto, Portugal. The latter cotton is Brazil cotton, originally sent to Por tugal, but forwarded to Liverpool because it offered a better market. - ----- TRIAL o A STEEL STEAMER. —Me‘ArS. J 01169, QUinin. and Co., of Diremool, bare just built • splendid new steamer—the msterial used for the hull being their patent steel plates—which was sent out on • trial trip on Saturday last. The steamer in question (not yet named) is expected to attain • *need of 17 knots no hour, but on Saturday. owing to the heating of the machinery, usual in trial trips, the speed attained did not exceed 14 knots. The destination of the steamer is said to be Nassau. THE "EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1863. , .--(THE DAY.) A 8 .4.2. to & W., 'out. on ~ strong, a a 111 14 57 213 Vole 4:4 Nast& R&M & & Mal= Wad °arum' W.Haillopoolgarb.&lll Wadi 11114/o&l—Oztord Menai Herdard 43 46 Si ST 94 96 _PLEFICIULZ4I 3HAI I &AMWAY.. U 2 114 111 113 ISO 132 107 110 1111 no 112 114 141 IST 10111 114 77 79 170 176 106 106 la 161 116 113 116 113 136 HO 116 116 1/6 300 131 116 90 8$ 96 97 140 142 1$ 106 66 62 Sl_ 110. SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) Two &Cum. The railway market is dull to-day, but the altera tion in prices is quite unimportant, comprising a reduction of 1 per cent. in South Eastern and Great Eastern stocks. The other leading lines are in active at the closing quotations of Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to 98 ; Great Western, 671 to ; Midland, Ito 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 110 291 / ; Caledonian, 115/ to 1 ; South Eastern, 89 to ; Great Eastern, 45 to 48 ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; and London and South Western, icat to 1031. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are rather lower. Indian lines are firm, .especially Indian Branch. Great Luxembourg shares are flat, other foreign descriptions being steady. uTs 1M 4 a 4 i Lt 44 14 46 12114 134 in 136 133 MS 106 tel eli at - - lON 1101 II Ts 118 119 31 29 ni NI - - 104 1931 41 44 9 109 Vre 129 t it It Pio dui 62i 631 16 ! 24 100 100 e din 67 38 80i 84 108 . 11C - 0 - iPm 4 32 44 11 Ile 118 120 474 484 106 100 47 44 111 1 di Ole eh 100 103 7 8 19 40 10} 1. 2 qv 148 1,..3 ,.. 1 63 140 146 99 31 I •s pew.. 66 xdi Me It 7 111 111 97 N 87 1410 L_ xd, 124 116 i Purr 03 70 6 iPm 110 112 108 110 1 1i ..m 03 05 es, i pm d l 4S rs 24 I 124 13 24 102 lei 14 146 t Tli.it -. 1161 46 1 6T6 114 i 4 VI 11 . U. F 118 i mtum - 103 } /a I 'L. pok ... 100 i di, 16 } asi i— ea 19 1 I .. 431 xd - vi - zu 14:1 - .i - ?;a 6 1 iB,Boil 10,001 I,ON 811.800 41108 ski* 110.080 111. W• 88.1100 61001 7.000 Ask some suss am. some N4.7$ OMNI 100 10,0011 100 11100 40 MOW 11 /000. 100 10,000 100 im.fee , 00 14,100 ID KM 10 111.1.11 II 11 NO 10000 10.0001 1 WWI ID __ I=ar IL Una Lo: anieralada Bank of W cii I%ok of Bank of Queensland L' arta* R. insorioa Columbia C. ilk. ledinAna. Cbrerd. M. ot Inks. ft Coin. =nal Rm. tientA Rindusn.ClituadJap.(L) impend Hank. Unit., London and Brazilian Loa B.Arrent R. Plate (L Len. Ch. itbuic M Mmlat London mad Colonial (I. London and County London Joint Stock DAL and Middlesex (L. London k sotto. Al Len. and Westosinster.. Metro. it Prot. flank (1.. Do. Reserved 'W. Pro. of t..aland Rational Bank New South Watts Oriental Rank IJClpnfil Ottoman Kant Do. New Provfoefal of Ire'••••• Stand.of Brit.S.Affies(L Dosoo M ewetr.we ,110. of Eng &Prance (L , lunio of inland, Maw., QaM~et Loa= . 111110ZLIJUIl No. I 80. I Ooetrosuis. es to 72 Ili 741" 16 16 100 166 16 06 all 60 61 Par i 102 21i 42 41 92 11l 42 44 Mt 216 21 16 Ms 1 Pm 6 1 II 9 0, 21 Bpm 17 271 1 11 3 pm s p 16 1 Per 2 .. 51 ftr 60 62 66 56 Si p. it ' I 1 4P■ bi nu pm 1 M M Us U le - - 50 1 10 Ur is - - 14 INme i se SR rd I CI. WOOS I Salm. 17f 14 2 4 23 U 111 l e es II 0 90 100 Id 23 33 74 id 108 111 au ;100 112 is dl, t ar I _Jul _m ll,it I ,' j pee zd tr 110 101 2i . 21.1 zd .I i 4 1) :4 zd zd MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The funds to-day have not recovered from the check which was given on Saturday. Consols remain at the reduction then quoted. The other markets are dull, with only a mo derate amount of business. With only one or two exceptions, foreign securities are in less demand. At Paris, this morning (according to Mr. Reuter's telegram), the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 45c., showing no change. Consols are new quoted 921 to 931 for money, and 93 to 1 for the account. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 931 ; ditto, for account, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 921, 93/ ; New Three per Cents., 921, 934 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 22 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1 ; ditto, for account, 1081; ditto Bonds, 29a, 26e., prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 961 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 14e., 18s. prem. With the exception of New Granadian Bonds, which are in demand, and Turkish Consolid4s, which have rallied to the extent of jj per cent., the foreign stock market is dull. The New Peruvian Loan has fallen, and Spanish Old Three per Cents., Italian Five per Cents., and Venezuelan securities are flat The Turkish Loan of 1854 is now quoted 841 to 851, that of 1862, 671 to 4, ex div. ; the Consolidss, 401 to if ; Portuguese scrip, 31 to 4 prem., ex div. ; the Peruvian Loan, 88 to ex div. ; Russian scrip, 1/ to 21 prem. ; and Venezuelan scrip, 2 to 11 dis. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1868, 1860, 93 ; Greek, 161 ; Italian, for account, 691, 4, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 311, 4, 32 ; New Granada, 28, 1 ; ditto Land Warrants, 41 ; ditto ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 124 ; ditto Deferred, 61 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 881, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1862, 474, 4, ex div. ; ditto Scrip, 31 prem. ex. div. ; Russian, 1822, 984 ; ditto, 1862, 96 ; ditto scrip, If prem. ; Spanish, for account, 541, 531, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 464, ex div. ; ditto Pas sive, 241 ; ditto Certificates, 94 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 85 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 711 ; ditto 1862, for account, 674, 4,4, ex div. ; Venezuela, for account, 231, ex div. ; ditto 1862, scrip, 14,9 dia._ _ The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Thursday. The Maasilia will take to-day 198,075/. in silver, and 24,5271. in gold for Bombay, and 59,9781. in gold for Alexandria, making in A 8282,580/. The bills have been returned of Messrs. Maguey and Bennett, wholesale stationers, of Queen-street. The liabilities are computed at about 20,0001. Spanish Certificates have been bought to some extent on speculation, the impulse consisting appa rently in the anticipation of at least a modification of the ministry at Madrid. The retirement of M. Salaverria, the minister of finance, in particular, would be hailed with satisfaction, as the policy ob stinately persisted in by him is regarded as the greatest impediment to the entry of Spain on a dignified and upright course. A relapse to 9} to ' which has taken place to-day in the price of the Certificates, would seem to indicate that these hopes have become fainter. During the week just closed the transactions in Turkish Cotusolid& have been to an enormous ex tent. It must not thence be inferred, however, that any very heavy amount is held in this country, the fact appearing rather to be that this paper, owing to its doubtful repute, is shifted about with great rapidity from hand to hand. It was mentioned on Saturday that a sum of 2,0601. has been received by Messrs. Borings from San Jo& de Cucuta for account of the New Granada divi dends. This is the frontier custom-house between New Granada and Venezuela, and is likely to be of great importance to the bondholders. The remit tance by last mail (3,0001.) would have been consi derably larger, but for the letters from Bogota, &vanilla, and Rio Hacha failing to come forward. Arboleda, the insurgent leader, is reported to have been killed in the Cauca. The numbers are published of certain bonds of the British Consolidated Debt of Guatemala which have been cancelled under the sinking fund. An auction of the Foreign Redeemable Debt of Spain will take place at Madrid on the 30th inst. The sum assigned for the purpose is 8,511,472 reels, or, say, 85,0001. sterling. The Great Indian Peninsular Railway Company have announced that the privilege of paying up in full on shares in that undertaking will be with drawn after the 15th inst. This notification is held to furnish another indication of the improve ment in the finances of the Indian government. The directors have made a call of 21. per share, payable the 12th February, on all shares upon which 41. has already been called up. A call of 11. is to be paid by the 2nd February on the shares in the Lower Assam Company (Limited). We two requested to state that the business of the head office of the London and Middlesex Bank will, on and after this date, be conducted at the new premises of the company, in Finch-lane, Corn hill. The share certificates in the Strand Hotel Com pany (Limited) will be ready for issue on the let February. A petition for the winding up of the Patent screwed Boot and Shoe Company (Limited), is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls, on the 17th inst. The official export list of Port Wines shipped over the Bar of Oporto during the year 1862, shows& total of 29,710 pipes, of which 24,832 came to Great Britain. The five largest shippers were man and Co., 2,381 pipes ; Cockburn, Smithes, and Co., 2,082 pipes ; Martinez, Gassiot, and Co., 1,746 pipes ; Clods and Baker, 1,392 pipes ; Offiey and Cramp, 1,347 pipes. SATCRDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1, for the sth February, opened this morning at 931 to 1, and closed at 93 to 1. For money the last price lOW 921 to 931. The oaicial business repot.. is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, 93, 1 ; ditto for account, 931, 1 Three per Cents. Reduced, 931 ; New Three per Cents., 93/, 93; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 121 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 22 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Stock, 228; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; Four per Ceut " enfaced '' rupee paper, 981; ditto Five per Cent-, 106 ; ditto Five-and-a- if per Cent., 113, 1121. The India Five per Cent. Stock shows s relapse of 1 per cent, closing at 108 to I. Exettequer Bills maintain their advanced quotation of 14e. to 18e. prem. The transactions in foreign steaks were not quite so numerous as of late, and comprised a larger pro portion of sales ; but with the exception of Turkish Cousolidets, which have fallen 1 per cent., prices Were not materially lower. Batik shares were firm, Bank of Queensland, British North American, Bank of Hindustan, Lon don and Buenos Ayres, Loudon and Colonial, and Metropolitan awl Provincial Bank, were all quoted better; while London and Brazilian, and Loudou and South African Bank were rather more offered. As regards utiscellaseous undertakings, the only alteration was a slight improvement in Electric Zinc Smelting, to I prem. ; Soci4td Finanase of Egypt, par to prem. ; Anglo-Portuguese Bank, to 1 prem. ; Midland Counties Union Bank, to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, to A prem. ; British and Foreign Marine Insurance, i to I f prem. ; and Oil Wells of Canada, to 1 prem. usDniAs: amAiss AND siOoza. tat IPd I RAILWAYS. imzott ob t: j ar v tu. iy m lje.1 1 " 116181 amid Risks -- Oute dsea amt Gmen.. . Da A IA se ill Do. It twalspildtoß. Deli mod!~ Tut Durad."o. Madan. Gime, he ßdi trn i de Jam 911••••rIta• • S. Woolima Gl2O B Da A (Dock._ W 00l M Do. But dli Am otiloosi sodelia 9a o Oros. Monitore Do.A Argo. ao dtv. Do.ll WAD Gt. Nodli• W sat gm) Chid Walked - MAW.VaLeaaAtk. laromAket Todd,* Loaala and Blots!swan Ooau 141/W - orth Do. Lesda=Wegier, A Loadvalke= PO De. IDE.JAstAIA•ooIII .4 Do. Now MkLDo. 34.4. 4(1ra) Darby Wu. Mid Matt N 44444 sad CseilMe NewrytArrasesolit. 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(Illomal 60.000 1 !UM Clog= Gold (Um) 10. par Ipa 000 SIN .. 11908 Cambia 111444 &I 47 st Corn Brea 6.000 - & La Wh.immel(Terlilk ) 71.194. 1 4 1# 4 48 1 - ()rambler &ft Aao2o 6Bl 20 21 6000 .. Great South Wpm 6,908 _ G. we. Vor (11.41 tom) AO 6 •-• 4,000 - Ormirille 6.000 - Illagoloo Demos 4117604 21 6,000 1 - Isidy B e r t h a &O.& 1 1 898 .. n va i i r LIUM). 91 41 MI— -9,000 _ 64 600 000 4 Ilivryudy Irma Ore l4 PM par _ New Beto. 11,000 - !forth Downs 41,000 - N. WI/ Barestao4P6) KV& i a 3 6,610 - Nara !Meal MO „ Far 00m. 014. Blamer) 1,120 91 Frovklasee (U. IMAM) *3.l. 41 43 1,000 _ ketrielge Om. 11l .. B. Oaraioa (ft Ctser) ll 390 600 6,008 .. & Oar. Brea (Mogan) IN _ S. W. IMPS Olipp* 9 ' 90 96 Park ILS 37 311 91400 8 T Stray amarlll.4ll,ead Ka C. 14 11 6.000 19 lla Cron 6.000 .. Wael %ma ( „ l2 16 -. I,OU .. W. ands Gard) 831 U 600 .. Wm. Betas 612 Mb. Banst v. " . l o. o o :a t i c 91 17 4 92 4 — 166 .. Wlt. Dar 11 474 61 1 6.0 M _ Wk. 14 ) 7.&6 1.016 .. Wls. Kitty (U . . Wm') 1 . 11 . 9 9si 4,90. _ Wheal Lagos& 2.10.8 m 10 1,016 .. W. Mary Maa(Meame ) 8 16 .6 .. 1.040 ~ws.T relawner n: -% , 7 164 1 74 FOREIGN Xll/13. No. I Mi. I NUM lIN I CI. prim& I Eska wen 19 Amlrallea 71,000 1 Dam Asesl4 U• 460 1-• 2 i j - 1... I Brasil. L IslLOo.(Ura) all a 16.000 1 =l6 Ulm GM I &s i t LIAO AO 1Q609, 19 Coplaptl=.) .. MU 1 Dm licamlsta Capper all 26,000 8 East Del Rey(litaltesl) 1 11 e pa 116,1166 1 Fortuna (Um.) 4 44 WM 10 Genesi eil 91 -. 96.6110, 2 13.1.0 p.& As66rails(l l4 11 IMa afar 15 lammla (Uaa.) 1 # pm 16,600 8 L3.a es A I 10.000 1 Imitaalaa 1 1 1 11.1111 1 Uarignita Oll 4 I. 100,000 1 Mont. lonia Bras Geld Min. 0090.(Usi ill 21 2 11 4 R l .OOO 1 1.11.91000.0 ..•••.(L) 4 4 4Ma 10.0e0 11 heiebsaidllhartead 011 1 3 100,000 6 Fort F 911119 l3 1 .. , 1 ftala Barbara Geld 71 6 IPs 80,000 1 'Beetliah Audi& (Ulm) 4 tes 11.000 M 1114. John dol Say (Um.) I. 67 /66 Se 11,176 30 ,0144.4 Moslem.. . 281 64 6 64 1 10,000 10 IVasoouver Coal (Lim) 6 4 d i. tar .....wal 1 Worthltio i Lim.) ..11 •-• 44000 8 Yedanamatana (Um.) . DI4 31 111 1 JOINT rroci AM No. 1 S. 1 ICI. awilo-llezleaa leant .. ttlautie IU. Mali St.(L.) australlaa Berlin Waterworks.... Bombay Gma. Unshod.. Brit. t Islets Ma t :. Ted. • • °Assad* laud _ _ ra m potisig.tlissolt Palmas Do io at Plop Dab. LladlaCatioallgeser,L Kladu tt ion. naapput alma I JRla.d C.ono Weald@ Telegraph ... Ong, and Aust. Cop. .. Gan Steam Nallgatiol *eat Rap (L'utitadl . 174 par ...at oval Indian Carrying (L). Italian Irrigation aft. nal Lau. Matelot fel. (4) Can. few Otosslbna Iladraa [rev. %banter. fa. TO 1TA.71 IdeLlialL, Car., &Was. Nattooal laaootiat Nartniddat:ottdlronli Natiumiauda 1.. B p. ape N. Brunk d N. doot, Andral - alan. Manta, rho IDo. New Odes. 10. aka. 4".,SSoman Gas lewd aver Last d< MA, Perdu. and Orks. fltesa Nov On . QuobradaLd.Rd.&3l.(L) fthiansay 1/441 W. Nan Rlo deign. CitLlra.(L Do. Royal Mall Steam icotilsb Aust. Dianna. innin Australian Law inlnsarino TeL darip Dat do. leglinsitel Do. dn. rolaaraph to India (L t. All .of Aasta..) rinsitLo CO. U.Canado 'a. Kingdom Tel. IL l. Van Diasaite's Load i" Com S 4 pa iv' if 4dts par :if S dig If 1 1 9 1 1 Fa Id ill 4l St la 17 11 1 I t 3 Poi $1 9 sell itU 66 MU Ims 71 73 , 11 14 pm , 141 ri 9 191 e>I ST id' 1 1 11 pt. sd' U 111 160 U_ i -i ism i lam sm 1 pm d's !Dad, lDiAl — p. 100 100 100 100 100 .100 sd 19 191 MIXES.-(THIS DAY.) Two *Vim= The mining market is firm to-31ay, with a good amount of business. Wheal Beton shares are strong demand, and have advanced to 240 to 246. Marko Valley are also rather firmer, at 94 to ex div. ; and Wheal Harriett at 4to j. East Caralion are steady at 44 to 46, ex div. ; and Cook's Kitchen, at 31 to 32. Cam brian Gold share, are officially marked I prom ; East Bassett, 531 ; and North Wheal Bassett, 3. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady at previous prices. The share list of the Cape of Good Hope Copper Mining Company wall closed on Saturday. The total number of shares paid upon is 42,319, while, irrespective of the 3,000 assigned 4 the vendors, the total to be distributed is only 12,000. The allot ment will take place in the course of next week. A oall of 1/, isM be paid on the shares in the Royal Forest of Dean Mining Company (Limited) by the Met init. At Gramblee and St. Anbya Mee meeting, on Tuesday, the socoante showed a debit 'mimosa( 2241. 4e. NI. A call of 11. per share was made. The South Wheal Frances amounts, presented at the meeting on Monday, showed a credit balance of 2,7601. 15s. The profit on the two months' working was 6721. W. 6d. A. dividend of 11. per share (4961.) was declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH 7 LANK. -(TH18 DAY.) The English supply both per ship and rail during the past week was very limited of wheat and moderate of flow. Barley, oats, peso, tars, and seeds, short. Malt and beam more liberal. Scotch cod Irish mil very short. The foreign supplies of wheat continue liberal, two-thirds American end remainder Prussian, sad a few bap from the East Indies. Flour a good supply of American barrels, and a large parcel of sack flour from Adelaide. Barley a mode rate quantity, principally Egyptian and Black Sea. Oats very abort from Sweden, and a parcel from Prince Edward's Mead. A good supply of beans from Ferypt, and a few Premien. Peas extremely short. A good supply of len tils also from Emt ; and of linseed and rapeseed a large arrival from the ELM Ladies. A few smell parade of canary seed, but other seeds short. To-day the wheat trade is rather slow, but quotations are the same as on Monday lest for English and foreign. Flour, not much doing, but English and foreign maintaia late quotation. this Barley, especially malting qualities, rather dearer than day week. Oete are worth 6d. par quarter more money, the morning arrivals being extremely abort. Beans and peas remain about the same as last week. SCIDS.-Tares, clover, trefoil, but little doing. Linseed and rapeseed rather easier. FLOATING CAZOODA -Very little doing es yet. Aureate or Bone.-English : linseed, 15 • coon', 25 ; ben., 70. Foreign : lentils, 1,532 ; term, 348 ; linseed, 23,863 ; cotton seed, 1,715 ; raps oil, 11,692 ; maize, 130 ; canary, 60; mustard, 35 ; grams, 220 ; hemp, 50 ; bro., 250. EXPORTe or saner. -LlNeeed, 791 ; rape oil, 1,580. WENAT.-Eaglish: Ems: sad Kent, white, ale. 41., to 46e.; ditto, fine old. -4. to -s.: ditto, red, new, 38s. to 454.; ditto, fine old, to ; Norfolk, ho., fine old, -e. to --e.; red, new, --e. to Foreign : Dentak, 50e. to 51e.; floe, 51s. to sa; extra, 545. to 58e.; Kottigsbe.g, 49e. to 60a; ditto, extra, 49e. to 53e.; Rostock, 465. to 4131.•, ditto, extra, 525. to Ns.; Mecklmbarg, 525. to 545. ; Uckermark ditto, --a. ; American white, 465. to 49a; ditto, red, 445. to 46..; Oastedisa, 45a. to 49.. IlanaT.-English malting, 31e. to 35a ; doe, 37a; grinding, 23a to 241.; sad distilling, 26e. to 275. per qr. ; foreign (reeding, 21., to 25e.; ditto distilling, 25e. to 30s. YAM -FaNbAll, Essex and Norfolk, 59,. to 635. ; Os. toffs. ; 'Lupton and Wars, Os. to 68..; brown. 50s. to 58s. 0A30.-Bazlish feed, 19.. Od. to 21s. Od. Potato. Ws. to 255. ; foreign, 20e. to 245. Bias.-English tick, 38s. to 40e. ; harrow, 39e. to 43e. ; r3Be. to 395. ; form" Mamma. 325. to 36e. ; tick, t . ; 37., ; Kontgsberg, 38.. to 395. ; Egleptian, 32,. to 34‘ Pant-English boilers, 40e. to 41e.; eliit• and blue, 40a. to 43t. ; maple, --s. to -.5.; grey, 36e. to 38..; hog, 381. to 40e. ; foreign. 34., to 355. F1.001.-Eoglieh town, 435. to 45a; ditto fine. 46e. to 47e.; country, 38e. to 39a. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 32.. is 34e.; Freon. 40.. to 41s. per amok ,• 13.& sweet, 27e. to Ns.; Os/iodise. 27e. to 28s. ; Spanish. 41a. to 42a. INDIAN Coal.-White. 30s. to 325. ,• yellow, Ws. to 304. FLoamos CAL:bora, all O. F. sad I-Wheat ; meld end Nerianople, pee 4921b5., 445. to 465. ; °hints, 4416 to 475. t Polish Odors, per 480114., 424. to 44e. ; white, 48e. to 50s. ; Danube and Galata 395. to 425. ; 32.. to 34.. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per Ef itC; 245. to 25a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 245. to 255, gages Rgyptien, per 4801be.,30e. 33e. Nas o.lessa and Gana. per 4921b5., 31s. Od. to 32e. ; Thrall lOul Bulgarian, pet. 4961b5., 31e. Od. to 32e. ; French, do., -a. to --e. ; American. do., 29.. to 30.. ; Egyptian, -a to --s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON IMOD JAN. a To JAN. 10. Whist. Ikaley. C 031314140. qrs. gra V.S4 3194 PoreWu 262239 9333 EXPOILTIL—Wheat. 342 ql 11411 Ore. Ilsoss I Per Flour. 11; r 4 .. 7 Vr.• q ; I s , . 9 qz. br . .s rim. .... 0023 6280 130 17193 3201 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (rRJ DAY.) (IT REACT= AID INTIELSATIONAL TZLILIILPIf.) (nom OUI owe coaassvosour.) The market to-day has been very 9nir, and Smuttier will probably foot up 4,000 bales. Prices favour par.:hams. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—Then has been no important eels in raw sines Friday ; refined continues chill of sale, and prices are in favour of the buyers. Corrar. —There continues to be a good inquiry for plan tation Ceylon, and also for Rio, at firm rates. TIM—A full amount of gene ral business is doing steady prices. RlCE.—Abort 200 tone of cargo Bengal sold at fall prices. Corrow is in better request, and prices are rather tumor ; about 800 bales sold. JOT/. —The market is more active ; 2,000 bales hive re cently been dispowil of at higher prices. SALTPETRE-30J bags moll at 38s. 6d. cash for refrac tion 44. The sales advertised for the week are large, those fort to morrow coosistieg of 600 hbds. West India, 1.500 b,mi Mau ritius, 6,000 bags East India sugar ; 400 casks, 6,(10) bags code' ; 230 bags cocoa ; 6,500 bags rice ; and sundry dry taltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market h quiet. Town tallo'w is quoted, 4 . 4 a., wit cash ; Petersburg Y.C., ma the spot, 445. ; Januarr to !lurch, 433. 6d. ; Marelt. 445. to 445. 3d. ; April to Jane, 41..3d. to 445. ; October to December. 44h. to 46.. V. rARTICULAR3 Or TALLOW. , 164 111143. U. /hock ow hand this day —.casks! 71.827 82.076 :AWES Dellscs7 last week •,618 2,11/7 I leas Ditto from Ist Julia 64 3 033 16.511 31,i47 Arriv..l last week Ditto from Ist June Cricey.C. perewt. this .lay cwt 101390 ‘1,e14 1N.173 304.94. 499 PI. COd.. _ . I Arrival far the week ending Jas.. 10, last year, 411 arid. sad &Ovary, 1.033 cask,. The arrivals last week comprised 2.440 casks Australia 414 Sou* Amain; 102 other places ; total, 2.966 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. tritts DAY.) _ The supply of beasts is very short and the weather favours shin; pricesare t. c"l"eriThuti higher, and a pretty f a i t clearance is effecte number of sheep is ratb.r larger than on Monday last, yet it is small sod the demand is good. In some instance. of very choice quality our top quotation is rather exceeded. Good calves are In demand at better prices. From Germany and Hor..ed there are 560 beasts, 11,830 sheep, and 103 calves ; Sootl..od, 400 beasts ; Ireland, 300 besets ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 1;530 Western amities, 50 ; and 700 front the Northern and Midland Counties. Per Moue of Mbs. S. IL s. d. Best *Ms, Herefds. 5 0 5 2 Best Short-horns ♦ 8 5 0 &woad vial. beasts S 8 • 4 Calves Pits SmlDasit lilf-bseds 5 S 6 0 Rents at market, 3.843 , Sbee Rep. 370. Pie stop et sm. •. 4. Did Ws& Ilf-MO9O 0 0 0 0 B• 011.000-1.00, t 4 f! Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 41 Ewes t second qua:. 4 rt 5 • VO. 0 0 Lambe mid Lambs, 18.700. Ws," its; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Werra Pattendeo and Smith report a continue.' steady demand for consumption for all the better descriptions of both English sad foreign, at fully let* prices. COAL MA RK ET. - 7 (TH IS DA Y.l. ...... ... . Telegraph stock. I Walla Fwd Hatton, 1:k; Walls End Haswell, 19a.; , 6d. • Walla Eed Tam Ocrau Marine shares closed to.day at 6 to 6i prem. • Thames and Mersey , 9 4 to p prem .; Holl pool, 16e. 6d. • Walls e Ead South Kenos, 17.. &L ; Univental, It to O 1 dia. • North British and ; W a a l l lil ls se l.. E ad Dd H T e rl ugh :td: li n al l l ll . : :7:7 • Walla l' 184 E . od 6d E . teete .• W r alls lrtmaa. la Mercantile, 151 to 161 ; &menial Craioo 1 to lla N.,. Walls End eaasep, 17a. lid. ; Wall . . j , ,od &rail prem. ; and London and Provincial Ma ri us , i ii lt s ai tio. s, 174 . 3c . 1 . . , ; 1 1t 7 ' .. al m. la F ; nd s. T al horr is Ea • d ti115ce.u.y..6,1•.,17..‘ ;apaßebdds ai.. to The closing quotations for shares in new under- : Hmtky liartleY : 1 1 6,.. 6L 3 , 1 . 31 ._; Kl H" sh al ips 'i at H mark arti li. 168.3111 "I"irei takings were as follows :—London and Northern i Bank, f to i prem. ; English and Irish Bank 1 Bank` CRYSTAL PALLCII.—HALF-A-CROWI( Day. --SA par to 1 prem. ; Bank of Svinde, Punjaub, and TUMMY, JAL 10.—Admindoes as menet. 9.50; ditto Nthi, par to i prem. ; Bristol and South Wales by sasses tickets, 2,404; total, 5.351. • . si t $ J. n STOCK!. "i:iit I 30,0061 'Siert 10 , or WON eimu• 10,000 xj.rev 10,00 t, Y. ow 17,000 lv„ vOO 10,000 4,260 24,750 46,000 1102,00( 14901 11,904 260.0 1 4 11,04 wow ltti woof 10,004 1.0.400 zd S i sd 16a - 4