The Express. — London, England, 1866-12-10 00:00:00

eta as , 1 1 about come B his pEeve where elf is !ship. esdai • 1 the on the 7hure the con on' to ad the I will on So t income the sum mounted rtunalrli foorldI• Adm. to by 1 10 amount between t h e toot on to the ° li e d 'the as gnat held gre etsfluct r ea rs tfßve [id general tired, Ind, ildnen ba d ed, '4loboe • e ev vk L but little Adishinte * the sa te * not le" riling . 1114 th grain sl of Jr. T e need ms, 01 se ini g:r os i yDIE' 6Dd o To ,ante for tle flames lee loekoi n t to hell 66°.° 'ort ao *Ar ge l„: lads laaa, n'.a.. sfal, saa,e aragul° t o a st :10 iso ems tTICs. -411 . 1 . 8 ' Ala nd nig r.. ;f nB the M A, c I F -- se, could a. . vs° Pl:,:i see/MP woe i ir srue ...A ., 11 was to — or „ice t erse,",. tonal m i 576 1 -1 se t ded as sb °4 : iss the epetsw -1 10 1 ered 11 P 111 n r 1,000 THE LSLINGTIM DAY.)ON CATTLE SHOW. (T The great Smithfield Cattle Show commences cis year under more hopeful circumstances than it did we year. Then the cattle plague was in mid-career; awl go greatest alarm was felt by the public as well is kg farmers and graziers as to the future meat supply el Woe genet',; now the pestilence is all but extinct, ma csys government have recently shown a determination to b a r no precautions which may be required to avert a r essersl of its ravages. Although, however, oonfidenee b a s returned, the influence of the plague is seen in the as ,ar of entries, which are smaller in the aggre gate than heretofore. The shsw, as a whole, is, abed, it must be confessed, thin as compared 4rith some which have preceded it ; but in quality these who are best capable of judging pronounce it T all worthy of the reputation of the Smithfield Cattle Club. The Devon. and shorthorns are both excellent, but she Herefords not quite equal to those exhibited in pre vious years. The total number of entries in the various tweeds and classes of animals is 418. The judges commenced the work of inspection gad adjudication at 9 o'clock this morning, sa d were expected to conclude their labours about 2 o'clock this afternoon. During this preliminary judicial examination, the private visitors could obtain but a di.tant view of the animals, being waned to the gal. b r igs ; but in these are the machini ry, implements, roots, b e ., which are as usual extremely interesting, while the nmehinery comprises all the novelties in agricultural in action, now so marvellously notivo in contrast to the einiost dull and stagnant state of things 20 years ago. The judges are : Devon', Herefords, Sussex, Norfolk, or Suffolk Long born, Irish and roas or Mixed Bred-J. Buckley, el The Cottage, Loughborough ; John Moon, of Maristow, Roborongh, South Devon ; and It. J. Newton, Campefleld, Woodstock, Oxon. For Short- Horns, Scotch and WeLsh-Francis Fowler, of I lee low Biggleswede, Beds; J. B. Thompson, of Anlaby , Null ; and Richard Milward, of Thurgarton Priory, Sonth yell. For Sheep, Leicester., Cotswold, Lincoln, Kentish oe Romney Marsh, other Long Wools, Cross Bred, Oxford, sad Mountain Sheep-Robert Game, of Aldsworth, North leach; George Mann, of Scawesby Hall, near Doncaster, York • and John Painter, of Forest - road , Nottingham. ger fi onthdown, Hampshire, or Wiltshire, Shropshire, Rye lied, Cheviot, and Dorset sheep-C. Randall, of Chad key Evesham; John Clayden, of Littlebnry, Saffron Walden ; and J. J. Turner, of Chingtion, Seaford, Sussex. Fa pigs-A. F. M. Druee, of Burghfield, Reading, Berke •, John Brown, of liticott, Swindon, Wilts ; and John Slater, North Carlton. nein Lincoln. At 11 o'clock the first announcement of the awards of the judges took place. The result as far as known is as follows : In the cattle classes. - Class 1. - Devon breed. - East prize of 20!., to No. 8, for Mr. John Overman's 2 and 5 months old steer ; second prze of 10 !. to No. 9, for Mr. W. Smith's 2 years and 2 weeks old Devon steer. CISSI 2.- Devon steers not exceeding 3 years and 3 months old.-First prize of 39/. to Mr. Thos. Bond, of Park, North Petherton, Somerset, 2 years and 8 months obi, No. 16 ; second prize of 201. to Mr. W. Smith, of ' Nigher Hooper°, Exeter, for his 2 years and 10 months, No.lB ; third prize of 10/. to Mr. Walter Farthing, of ' gowey Court, Bridgewater, for his 2 years and 7 wouths, No. 15. Class 3.-Devon steers or oxen above 3 years and 3 months, first prize of 301. to Mr. Walter Farthing, of Stowe y Court , Bridgewater for his 4 years and 8 months ea " Baronet," No. 28. Second prize of 201. to Major- I General the Hon. A. N. Wood, of Cumberland Lodge, I Windsor, for a 3 years and 10 months steer, bred on the Royal Farm, No. 20. Third prize of 101. to Mr. John pingey, of Attleborough, Norfolk, for his 4 years and 8 ' months, No. 26. • Chas 4.-Devon heifers not exceeding four years old. That prize of 21. to Mr. John Daahwood, of Hyde, Isle of • Wight, for his three years and six months heifer, No. 32 ; mond prize of 151. to Mr. Walter Farthing, for his three years and one month old, No. 35; third prize of 101. also to Mr. Robert Farthing for his three years and ten months, No. 34. In the sheep classes, Class 35. -Leic‘ster breed under 25 months, first prize of 201. to Lord Bernors, of Key- trpe.hall, Leicester, for his pen of 21 months wethers , No. 212 ; second prize of 15/. to Mr. George Walnisley, of Badston-house, Bridlington, Yorkshire, for his 20 months I two weeks old, No. 214 ; third prize of 51. to Mr. Wm. I Browne, of Home, on Spalding - moor , York, for his pea of 30 months, No. 2 08. Class 36.-Leicester under 23 months not to exceed 221 ibs. live weight. First prize of 20/. to Lord Berners, for his 20 months old ; second prize of 13!. to Mr. C. J. Brut- shaw, of Oakham, ItutiaLd, for his pen of 20 months, No. 221; third prize of 9. to Mr. W. 'Browne, of Home or lipalding-moor, York, No. 210. Class 41 . -S outh Downs.-Fiat prize of 201. to Lord Walsingham,of Merton-hall,Thetford, Norfolk. for his pen of 20 months' South Down nether sheep, No. 2.59 ; second prize of 10!., to Lord Sondes ' of Elhom-hall, Thetford, , Norfolk, for his pen of 20 months, No. 261. Class 43.-South Down wethers, above 23 and under 86 months. First prize to the Duke of Richmond. of Good wood, Sussex, for his pen of 32 months, No. 275 ; second prize of 10/., to Lonl Walsinzliatti, for his pen of 32 months 2 weoks, No. 276; third prize of rw., to Earl K ..loor, of Coleahill, Highworth, for his pen of 34 months, No. 277. The awards in many of the classes following succes sively after Class 5 in cattle were not given until late. From Class 5 in cattle, the list of awards proceeds to Class 11. Class 11.-Short-horned breed, not exceeding 2 years sad 6 months old. First prize, 201., No. 76, short lionmersteer, exhibited by Frederick Laney and Son, of Weteringbury, Kent ; second prize of 10/., No. 74, the Lai of Radnor's steer. Class 12.-Short-homed steers, not exceeding 3 years and 3 months old. First prize, 3d'., No. 8:5, exhibited by We Taylor, of Sewerty Cottage, Bridlington Quay, York, second prize, 20/.., No. 87, exhibited by Mr. James S. Balt, of Kin,isten, Taunton, Somerset ; third prize, 10/., No. is./, ex izibited by Mr. Wu'. Shaw, of Far Cotton, Northampton. Class 13.-Shorthorned steers or oxen above 3 years and 3 months old. First prize, 30/., No. 95, 3 yearo and 10 months old, exhibited by Mr. C. W. Packe, M.P., of Prestwold, Loughborough, Leicester ; second prize, 0/., N 0.103, age 4 years and 2 weeks, exhibited by Mr. Row land Wood, of Clayton, Thrreiston, Northampton ; third pize of 10!., No. 93, eged 4 years 1 months, exhiliitost by Mr. Richard N. Morley, of Leadenthiuu, Grantham, Liu coin. Class 14.-Short-horned heifers, not exceeding 4 years old. First prize, 25/., No. 199, age, 3 years 6 mouths, ex hibited by Mr. Richard Stretton, of alts Court, Bris tol ; second prize. 151., No. 107, ita"e, 3 years 2 months, exhi bited by Lord Fevershaut, of Dtmcombe-park, Helros)y, York ; third prize, lid., No. 113, age, 2 years 9 months 1 week, exhibited by Sir C. M. Lamp son, tart., of Rowfant, Crawley, Sussex. Class 15.-Short-horned cove, above 4 years old, that met have had at least one live calf. First prize, 2.5/., No. 120, age 4 years 10 months 2 weeks, exhibited by Richard Stratton, of Wall's-oourt, Bristol ; second prize, 13/., No. 122, age I; years 9 months, exhibited by John Lynn, of Church Farm, Stioxton, drantfiara, Lincolnshire ; third rise, 101., No. 124, age 6 years 7 months, exhibited by Charles Looney, of Levers, East Peckham, Kent. ' Cotswolds.-Class 27. Fret wether sheep, under 231 months. First prize of 201. to Mr. John Wigmore, of Here • ford,) for his pen of 20 months 2 weeks, No. 221; second prise of 151. to Messrs. Thomas and George West, of Greenhill-term, Bletchingtou , Oxon, pen of 21 months 1 week No. 2 . .. n ; third prize of Si. to Mr. J. K. Timbs, of Ford, Lechdale, Gloucester, 20 months aid 2 weeks. No. 225. Lincolas.--Clain 37. Wether sheep under 23 months, first prize of 20/. to Mr. John Edwards, of Buckworth, Huntingdon, 20 months a. d 2 weeks, No. 227 ; second prize of 151. to Mr. John Peens, o f Mere Branston, Lincoln, 21 months, No. 228. Kentish or Romney Marsh.-Class 39. Wither sheep, under 9.3 months, first prize of 151. to Mr. F. Minton, of Ashford, Kent, for his 21 months 2 weeks, pen No. 230 ; second prize of 101. to Mr. Marshal Cox, of Canterbury, for his pen of 20 months old, No 299. Lang woolled sheep snot being Lzicester, Cotswolds, Lin . cans, or Kentish) under 2-1 months. Class 40.-First Prize, 151., to John Edwards, of Kimbolton, for his 20 months weeks, Lincoln and Lcisster No. 232, secon prize of 101 . to Joseph Newman, of Bedf ord, for his pen of M months long-woolled, No. 234. Shropshire.-Class 45. Wethers of Shropshire breed ' under 23 months, first prize of 201. to Lord Gliesikam, of Latimer Cheshain, Bucks, for his 21 months, No. 288 ; second prize of 101. to Mr. H. Smith, of Shiffnal, Shrop shire, pen of 2 months, No. 291 ; third prize of 51. to Jo • Iniph Beach, of Dudley, Stafford, for his 21 months 2 weeks, No. 222. Hampshire or Wiltshire Downs.--Class 44, under 23 months. First prize of 201. t, Stephen King, of Lam. bonne, Berks, pen of 21 months, WestConnty Down, No. ; second prize of 151. to I olone' Loyd Lindsay, M.P., w *Map, Barks, for his pen of 21 North Wiltshire Do wns, His. Oxfordshire Breed.-Under 23 months. Class 40. First Prize of 20/. to Soondel Druoe, of Eynaham, Oxon, for his • PI! of 21 months 3 weeks wethers, No. 297 ; second 11,8 Of 15/. to the Duke of Marlborough, of Blenheim zbace , pen of Oxon 20 months old, No. 301 ; third prize of 5 1 . to Edwin Freeman, of Theme, pen of 21 months, Zi Pi 29B Z*-- . In the Pig Classes.-Class 53. Pigs of any breed, int exceeding six months old. First prize of 151. to Mr. J. A. Underwood, of Mann House, Oundle, Northampton. ; No• 339. Second prize of 101. to Mr. John Mitchell , of her,_, Uxbridge, Middlesex-pen of 28 pure Berk re. 366. Third prize .of 51. to Captain Richard Pelham Warren, of Basingstoke, Hants. No. 3.58. Clsr 5 4--Pigs above and not exceeding 9 months old. . 9 ' l l prize of 15/. to Mr. T. L. Melville Cartwright, of Fife, !a2B months 29 day improved Middlesex, No. 369 ; second prize of 10/., to Mr. John Biggs, of Leighton Buzzard , pen of 8 month s and 4 days Berkshire, No. 374 ; third prize of •♦ T 111 E. EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1866. WARE LIST&-(THIB DAL) W. to Earl Radnor, of CokekW, pen of 9 motths Coleshfil brood, No. 874)." Chu Pies of t T litegd.?altpve Mae sad not exceeding twelve Months old ; - first ease of Ir5L to Mr. I 01/4 O'CLOCK. C. Cattle, of Bawtry, Yorkshire , to-da y, the 2 pen d . 10 mont h s I The ket is rather dull improved Lincoln, No. • second prise of 10/. . ra il way 'Aar to Captain R. ,of itasingstoke, for . pea ot 11 amount of business being extremely limited. Months 15 daysw hite lweed, No. 377 ; third pm, of W., I Metropolitan and London, Chatham, and Dover to Mr. G. Mumford Saxton, of Ipswich, Su ff olk, pen of stocks are offered, and have declined /to a per 11 months 11 days, white Suffolk. ' cent. North British, however, has improved *. Clue 56. —Big p A r 4any breed, above 12 and under 18 other leading lines are quo t ed the same as on months. First Mr of la and silver medal, for best pen The of pigs in class, to . John Coate, Hammon Blandford, Saturday. Dorset, for his 14 months 24 days old improved Dorset Metropolitan stock is now quoted 121 k to i ; breed, No. 559 ; second prize, of 101., to Earl Radnor, Great Western, 51 to i ; London and North Coloshili, for his 15 months 6 days Colesbill breed No. Western 116/ to i • Midland, 121 to 1 . ; 390 ; third prize, of 51., to Mr. J. P. King, of Wallingford, Barks, pen of 14 months 8 days improved Berkshire. Lancashireand Yorkshire ' ,l23l to 124 ; Caledonian, These were the whole of the prizes in the classes of 1201 to 1211; South Eastern, 621 to 63k ; Great to . pigs. The awards in the cattle and sheep classes were still Eastern, 251 to i ; Great Northern, 114 1 , progressing, but none of the silver cups or gold medals had ditto A, 124 to 1 • London, Chatham, and Dover, I been awarded when we went to press. i 16a to a ; and NOrth British, 351 to i. I Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is inquired for, and has advanced 1 per cent., being now quoted 18/ to 19. On the other hand, Lombardo-Venetian shares have declined 2s. 6d. —viz., to 151 to i. oaDINAAY MARIS AND STOCKS. BANK OF ILINDOSTAN, CHINA, AND JAPAN. ( THIS' DAY.) This morning an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders was held at, the London Tavern, Mr MACK KILL SMITH in the chair, for the purpose of passing resolu tions for the winding-up of the company, the resolutions passed for this purpose at the meeting of she 19th of No vember last having been inoperative on account of some in formality in one of them. The Cuxiana.x, after briefly stating the object for which the meeting was etilled, took occasion to deny a statement 9 which hail been circulated, to the effect that the firm 11 with which he was connected had been unduly favoured 11 by the Bank of Hindustan. The Chairman explained the transaction which had been alluded to to the entire satis faction of the meeting. . The two first resolutions were to the effect that it was ad visable to wind up the company, and to do this voluntarily under the supervision of the Court of Chancery. On the third resolution, which contained the names of the liquidators, the only change made was in substituting the name of Mr. David Chadwick for that of the Chairman, who said that as ?In objection had been made to his name he should withdraw it, tuti decline to be a liquidator. Mr. Vanderbyl, M.P., also withdrew his name, so that there are now only five liquidators, viz., Mr. Alderman Allen, Mr. Kinttee, Mr. bris.rairn; Mr. Eigledue, and Mr. Chadwick. The meeting separated with a vote of thanks to the Chairman. sa. I Pd. IikILMATS. I Closing prices I on Saturday . Wes to-d to 1 p.m. 88 88 120 122 40 40 41ristol and Exeter 'Caledonian 'Cambrian Cork and Bandon !Cornwall DublinandLieltaatJunc !Dundee, Perth,&Abd Jn ' East London Scrip Cart. Do Glasgow and S. Western , Great &stern Ord. Ili Do. & Aug. Stk., No 2 Great North of Scotland, Great Northern Doi j Arec.nodir. nn- Do.Blthep.c.ispaidß Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock GL South & West. (Ire ) Great Western Do.StourVaiG tut Stit Do. South Wales Do. W. MM. —Oxford Do. Do. N= Lancashire &Yo Lou. ,Brighto, & ,Coast Lontion,Chathana,&Dav Do. Stet Exten.Adp.e. London & North Watts. LondouddionthWeetern I Man. Shed., & Lincolnahl Metropolitan Do. New Do. Extension Metropolitan District Do. do. do. Do. & SL John's-wood 'Midland Do. 5..9 Shares Do. Dirus. & Derby 'North British Do. itdin ,Perth.Dund. IN. Pastern—Berwick Do. G. N. & Do. Leeds a • 05 69 70 71 u. 117 110 26} 36 IS 6 114 114} 123} 124} 90 92 61 611 30 33 30 35 1234 124 74 60 16 17 10 20 1164 117 80 47 48 121 122 14 2 pw 104 104 84 86 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I I MONDAY. DECOLBEA 10, 10 A.X. a T.! . w. r. i ltztrana. 12 IP. D. 121 ii p,” l 90 92 ES 30 14 Id 104 106 Nairn 'MOS 41 N.N.W. Aberdeen -- 41 N.N.W. Leith 30.0045 N.W. Ardrosaan 30.00 45 W.N.W. Greencastle 30.12 46 N. Valeutis 1i4).15 47, Z. Cape Clear — Liverpool 30.01 47 W.N.W. Holyhead 30.03 43 N.W. Petuan0e.....30.15 54 N.W. Bred 64: W. Lenient .SO 20 51' S.W. Rochefort 30.30 34. E. Plymouth 30.11 40 N. Weymouth 30.09 60 W.N.W. Portsmouth 30.06 60 W. London 3O 01 45 W. Yarmouth 2.1.50 ro N.W. Scarborough. _w'44s N.N.W. Shields 206 e 44 N.W. Helder — ~..... 3 ; 8 3 8 1 8 6 10 1 8 0 2 S. W. S. S. W. S. W. W. B.W. S.W. oc !0.201 re 10.13' lc '0.27, co I 0 03 c • 0.15,1 'rm fr 0.121 to 'O.Oll 1 rc ;0.271 c ;0.12 1 re '0.02 rc 'OlO re oc 0.5 oc 4 1 11 1 84 1 II 100 100 100 16 i 1100 63 67 iO.l 100 I. 100 1 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle fi all Do. Stock&Darling 1 • 140 Do. do., 1800-61 4. 100 North London 0 9 Do. do., liett —0 O a Do. 40., 1800 It. 1 100 North Staffordshire 100 N. ,t S. Western Julie 100 Scottish Central 100 Shropshire Union 100 South Devon W. N. W. 8.3 . 8.9. W 3.8. E. S. Y. 3.3. W. 3.w 3.9. W. 8.3. W. N. W. 9. W. N. W. mi t 25 96 IC} pO. 116 120 1 2pm -- -Pm 70 72 115 115 150 156 iy II 4 LC 2 1! i ; 4 IE 3 IP 100 South Eastern all Stainea,Wokingham,&o. 100 Tall Vale 3 Do. C 1 100 Waterford & Kilkenny iWaterloo & Whitehall 43 45 621 031 8 9 150 153 2 4 pm _ BRITISH SION& 114 124 f - S 1 I lqi I 117 10 4n i 1214 :21 i -. pm 44 wi 5 ,Closing prices. I ngee. 66 62 I 102 4616 Pm 103 I a 1 68 72 45 55 lAA 1024 101} 102} 105 100 181 10 S 5 87 57 00 50 51 50 t _ COLONIAL GO' 491.910 De7lishOohn.tlp.oh,lBl72 I Do. 1916 1 ... Dan. Gar.. is 0..18774L I —.. Do. Operekreb/Ang, I _.,.. Do. 6paret.Mer.3 I V l4 , Do, 6 peret Jan..2J I wet. 664, Do. & Ins. 204. CsoootGßopeOper 1 .1873 ... Do. do.lBlo-1800 ' _,... Do. do. 18611.91 296, D0.613.6.916,90c31900 11111, Oeylon.Nov. 186 B,op.et 150,000 Do. 1878. do.. 1.4100,0u0 Do. 1872 d 0... 100. Mauritius 6 Pere3., 1376 100, Do. 1878 100. Do. 1882 NO, Do. 1806 166, Natal Gov. 6 per cent.. 166. New Bruns.Gov.6perct. 1,136,610 New South Wales Gov.. 6 p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 3.671,800 Do. 6p. 0.1889 to 1893 860,000 D0.6p.c.r,1337 to 1876 . . Do. do. Scrip 130 . , New Zealand 6 per cent. 1,000,600 \ Do. 6 per cent .600,000 Do. 6 per cent. 18911 250.000 Nova Scout 6 p. e., 1876 1,e60,200 Queenshuld Goy. 6 p. et. 1 ... B.Auat.Gov. 6p. c.,67-77 261.600 Do. 1878 and 'lords. 500,000' re.Goe.6p. e. Jan. July 7.000,009 Do. 6p. ct. April doe 92 96 90 112 90 ft TT 79 76 77 101 MS xo 103 106 102 104 104 106 38 90 100 102 104 106 103 146 104 106 106 107 103 106 104 106 94 100 ft 96 948 - TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. No. I ad 1 Lam -9,909 .. lY 1 1,Cr24 .. 51' .. 0,144 .. 6,000 .. 6, .. 1,94:161 .. 4,000 4.. ' .. 4.481 . iso. ... (REOTTX'S TELEGRAMS.) THE WEST AFRICAN MAILS. LIVERPOOL, Dz.:. 10. The African Company's steamer Man clingo ar rived here at noon to-day. She brings 33 pas sengers, 2,000 ounces of gold dust, and 2,7001. in specie. _ . . Her dates are Benin, Oct. 26 ; Cameroon, Nov. 1; Old Calabar, Nov. 3 ; Fernando Po, Nov. 4 ; Brass River, 6th ; Bonny, 6th ; Lagos, 9th ; Accra, 11th ; Cape Coast, 13th ; Cape Palmas, 15th ; Sierra Leone, 21st ; Bathurst, 25th ; Tenerifie, 30th ; and Madeira, Dec. 3. _ _ 00_ P P. 8 61 - bi ..i , ml 9; 100' 84 85 97 99 96 96 98 94 106 108 103} 1041 103 104 - 9Si 103 The health of the ooast was generally good, but trade rather dull, except at Lagos, where business continued brisk. ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER BRITANNIA. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 10. The steamer L. C. Owen, from Charlotte-town, reports speaking, on the 17th of November, the steamer Britannia. The latter had lost her rudder, propeller, and was helpless. She had 15 days' pro visions on board. The L. C. Owen offered to take some of the passengers, but the offer was de clined, and she was supplied with fish. The Bri tannia left Glasgow on the 3rd Nov., bound for New York with 300 passengers. ,sea 1 IV. I 'I to ! 9. 77;7175 tc :0.29; rc bob 1 REMARKS, The rapid rise of harometers on Veda was followed by a fall on Sunday. wit winds on the Scotch and English cow meters are rising, and the winds are moderate. gain to a small amount I coasts. iy night, and on Saturday th strong south-westerly eta. This mulling baro northerly and westerly, has been w.ueral ou our U NIVEIL9 ITY COLLEGE, LONDON.-ELECTION OF A PRorr-ssun.—We understand that the Council of Uni versity College have by a small majority elected Mr. Robertson, a youthful representative of the Cowtean School of Philosophy, to the professorship of mental philosophy and logic. The new professor is a pupil of Mr. Alexander Pain. and was brought forward under the auspices of that gentleman, Mr. Grote, Mr. J. Stuart Mill, &c. A strong feeling exists amongst the fellows and proprietors of the college at the rejection, on sectarian and party-philosophical grounds, of Prof. James Martineau, and a requisition relating to the subject, headed by the well-known Prof. Reynolds, of Cbealiunt College, has, it is said, been very numerously signed, but the majority of the council declined to allow this fact to influence their decision. . . H.AILWI4a 100 all Atlantic &St. Lawrence St. 'lOO Born. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e. 20 10 Do. Y Share* 24, all Bu ff alo dc Lake Huron It all • Do. Preference 100 100 But.,ltrant.,&Godertch l I I 6 per cent.lB7.i-34 it, 100 CaL &S. Eastern sp. c.g. it. 10C Cape T. & Dock op.c. g. 100 ! all IkAuerara,7p.c.perpref. St 100 last Bengal gu. 6do 20 • 5 ; Do. do. 6do it. 100 • fast Indian an. sdo 100 Graud Trunk of Canada. 100 ' all • Do. Equip. 51.8.6p.et ' 100 all • Do. Dupre?. Bonds ' 100 all Do. do. deferrodi 100 all . Do. 2nd pref. Bowls. I 100 all ; De. do. def,rreal 100 all Do. 3rd pref. M.A ' 100 all ' Do. du. deferred' 100 all . Do. 4th preL Stock 1 100 all Do. do. deferred: it. 100 Great Indian Penlniuls 20 all Do. aim. 6 per neut.' 20 6 Do. New do. 20 . Do. New it. 100 Gt. S.of ludly g. sp. it. 100 ' Do. 41 per cent. It. Do. 2o} all Ot. We-stern of Caunds' 20} all Do. New 100 all I 11i.13p.c. Eds.pay.lB7 1 100 ell 1i0.56 do. do. 1577.8 10 3 IndlanßranclEllniitcd) it. 100 Madras g uar. . sp. cent. it. 100 ' Do. do. 4do it, 1001 Do. do. 4i do 20 all : Do. Fifth lixtension 60 all • Mein. and llubtn's ls.ty • 61 100 all Do. op. ct., p ay. 1330. 100 100 all Do. sp.ct , ply. la* 82 it 100 N.lt of Camel, c.letp. & 81 4t. 100 ,Scinde. we. 5 per cent. 90 it 100 I Do. Delhi do 96} 20 S Do. do. do l} it. 100 Do. Punjsub do. Ipa St, Tie) Do. Indus di. Flotao — - Dm 1 pm 1 pm 102 ------- The Chichester, a 50-gun frigate, has been handed over to the committee of the Boys' Refnge, Great Queen-street, es a training ship, and on the 18th the cere mony of inaugurating the vessel, which is in one of Messrs. Green's docks at Blaikwall, as a training ship, will take place. The Earl of Shaftesbury, the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, Sir John Pakington, M.P., and Sir Stafford Northcote, M.P., are expected to be present. It is believed that this will be the first training ship estab lished in the river Thames for homeless and destitute boys within the present century. The expense of com pleting the vessel and fitting it up for the boys is esti mated at about 3,0001. Towards this sum nearly 2,0001. has been received. Fifty boys will be placed on board the ship on the 18th inst., and as funds are contributed the number will be increased to 200. The Mayor of Quebec telegraphs on the 7th inst. to the chairman of the relief fund committee in London :—" Nearly 20,000 people houseless. Losses over 2,000,000 dole. Calculation in your speech about correct. Full statistics will be sent you in about two weeks. Letters sent to-day. Canadian government just subscribed 50,000 dolt." The examination of candidates for admission to the Royal Military College, 'Sandhurst, under- the regu lations dated Horse Guanla, March 31, 186 d, will coin thence at Chelsea Hospital this morning, before Major- General W. C. E. Napier, vice-president, and the members of the Council of Military Education. The examination will occupy the whole week. Tax LATE DR. PETRIE.—A deputation of a very influential character, headed by his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, waited on the Lord Lieutenant yesterday, to urge that the pension of 2001. per annum given to the late Dr. Petrie should be omtinued to his four daughters, ladies of great accomplishments and very delicate in health. Lord Abercern received the deputation as one who sympa thieol with its object, and who also knew equally with all the gentlemen present the strong claims Dr. Petrie had upon Om country, to whose literature he made such sub stantial and contributions.—Dublia Bribing Mail. REFORM DEMONSTRATION AT STAFFORD.—On Saturday night the members of the Stafford branch of the National Reform League held a demonstration. The pro ceedings commenced by a torchlight procession numbenng about 1,000, most of whom appeared to be respectable workingmen, who, headed by a band. paraded the principal streets of the town. A meeting was afterwards held in the Lyceum, which was well tilled in every part—a circumstance that in itself testifies to the earnestness of those present in the cause of reform, as admission sal only to be obtained by the purchase of a ticket. The principal speakers were Mr. Edmond Beales, of the National Reform League. the Rev. A. O'Neil (Birmingham), and Mr. George Odgers(London). Mr. lila, the liberal member for the borough, had been invited to attend, but in a letter to the secretary he declined, op the ground that he could not countenance a movement bend upon manhood suffrage and the other principles of the National Reform. League. Several reso lutions pledging the meeting to support the principles and course of action adopted by the lesurueliaving been passed, the proceedings terminated with the usual complimentary votes of thanks. PUBLIC FEELING AT DUBLIN.—It is satisfactory to observe that the public mind has recovered its proper condition of calm confidence, and that business, which was almost suspended seine days ago, is reviving. The vigilance of the polies authorites, both in Dublin and at the various porta, will sufficiently guard against the only danger to be apprehended—the Intrusion of foreign emis saries. The country, besides, has now a garrison of mili tary adequate for any emergency, and the troops are so distributed as to assure the people, in all parts of the provinces, of complete protection. We regret to learn, however, that certain subordinate officials are creating panic by officious proceedings, which would be expected but of all from persons in their position. It has been in- ' tirnated to us that, in a suburban district of Dublin, one of those gentlemen has busied himself to establish a de- . DEK. scription of vigilance committee. We impute none but I ffit I &NORA I Pd I the best intentions, but at the same time nothi n g ca n be • • more mistaken, and even raischievous.—Deb/ist 4" 5e5 41" °L . !'" 4 P•c• Mar:a .t- 4 W Si. O.Ntlut4D.e. Jan.& I y 100 Mod. 510. 000 BR o.Vistn.—W. THE GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW. — The fixture Or I p. et. Jan. & July . . 100 the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's show for 1867 has 618,000 Et ILaneltilltip.c..Dus.l.o, 100 100 been made for the first Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 1004 t e .,M s .lp 4 . P c:lan j m in ; 100 in August, and the Think people are making good progress si„, lit. I Do. tip.e. Jan.a July too with their subscriptions, and offer the racecourse as the yk 1. m. 49 . 0 „ J im a J u ly l op site of the show. The happy ides of adding the hound ; Bt. I Mkiland.sp.c.Jan.stJuly 100 show on the last day is again to be carried out, and, it is Bt. N. British, E. P. & D. 8., understood, is likely to become a more imposing spectacle sp. et, Feb. & Aug... 100 • emu N.laten.,4p.c..lan.R.July 100 than ever. St. soot.N.L.4p.e.Ap.tOet. IRO CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY AQUATICS.—It has men decided, at a meetine of captains at Cambridge, that the usual challenge shall be forwarded by Mr. Griffiths, the President of the Cambridge University Boat Club, to YR': 1 Oxford next term. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD S7lt, SA 882,800 , 100 laidNuroN.—Number of patients - for the week *ending ems& At Doc. 8, 932, of which 223 were new cases. sr.oni Hs . 1 Jai 100 I disi 11 9 dial 7i 6ithsi i 70 1; 10 b dui 9 7 dis. IS 1101 91 VS LUCIA. 102 i 100 ..., 100 } 97 3/ 91 96 • Sad and Watt DAM .1100 IA 134 tomton 8:84. Katherht. 100 0 ST Do. Deb. 84. 4p. cent. all Southampton 100 -- Surrey Comaserdal lO -•••-• MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. t/xm o'Ci.tooK. Very few dealings have been reported to-day in public securities, and the tone of the various markets is still dull. The Indian Five per Cent. stock, however, is again in request, and shows a fresh rise of 1 per cent., being now quoted 105 to liltiti. Consols are unchanged, while some of the _ _ . . . Engßah railways and foreign stocks have given way. Banking and financial shares are flat, with the exception of London Financial, which have recovered 10e. The rate to-day for the best three months bills is 3/ to 4 per cent., but the demand for discounts in Lombard-street is rather moderate. At the Bank of England, however, there is a good inquiry. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are obtainable at 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 88/ to ex div., for - I money, and 831 to ex div., for the account I(January 10). _ _ The foreign stock market is dull, and a decline of r to } per cent. has occurred in Spanish Passive, . . Italian of 1861, and Mexican. Turkish of 1865, however, have improved 1. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 58 to 1 ; ditto 1865, 321 to 33 ; Greek, 131 to 14 ; Spanish Passive, 201 to ; ditto Cer tificates, 13;1 to / ; Italian of 1861, 54/ to 5.5 i ; Mexican, 182 to 19. United States 5-20 Bonds are unchanged, at 70i to 71, 1 „ but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares have advanced / per cent., being quoted 461 to 47 and 771 to!, respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have improved 2s. 6d., viz., to 15/ to /, and Atlantic 8 per cent. Preference are firm, at 3i to 1. International Financial shares are quoted 2/ to 2g die. ; London Financial, 19/ to 18/ dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 din. ; Credit Foncier, 5/ to 5 dis. ; National Discount, 91 to 10 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16/ to HALF-PAST THRES O'CLOCK. Consols are still quoted 881 to ex div., for money, and B.S div., for the account. About 72,000/. in gold has been sent into the Bank. ---• At Paris this morning the Three per Ceni Renter opened at 691 r. 57c., showing no change of importance. The announcement that the Secretary of State fur India in Council has extended until July, 1880, the 5 per cent. rate of interest on the India Five per Cent. stock brought this stock into active de mand on Saturday. The position of this stock is now sufficiently assured to render it a very suitable security for investors, especially in the present eon dition of the money market ; but, as a set-off against its immunity from some of the contingen cies to which the Indian guaranteed railway secu rities are subject, the latter yield a higher rate of interest. Mr. Charles Caveannouncestbat he is authorised by the Government of British Guiana to receive tenders for a limited amount of Six per Cent. Bonds, in sums of 500/. and 1,000/. each, dated the Ist of January next, and having five yeas to run, to replace &similar amount of Bondsof that colony, which then become due. The half-yearly interest coupons and the principal are made payable at the banking-house of Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co., in London. Advises from Glasgow announce the failure of Messrs. Scott and Co., of Catadyke, extensive shipbuilders, with, it is believed, large liabilities. Owing to th is ' stoppage and that of Soott and Co., of St. Nazaire, previously referred to, the Greenocl Foundry Company have also been compelled to suspend payment. It appears that Mr. Henry Jackson, the railway contractor, of Parliament-street, has executed deed, which was registered on the 6th inst., whereby the business will be carried on under inspectors, and his estates and effects be assured to them for the benefit of his creditors, as in bank ruptcy. The directors of the National Discount Company (Limited) have made a call of 21. 10s. per share, payable by the lat January, on the shares authorised by votes of the meetings on the 24th January and 7th Febuary last. A call of 3/. is to be paid on the ordinary share capital of the Metropolitan District Railway Com pany by the Ist January. Vice-Chancellor Wood has fixed the 22nd inst. for the appointment of an official liquidator of the Inns of Court Hotel Company (Limited). A petition for the winding rep of the Jersey Imperial Hotel Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 15th inst. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of London is called for the 9th January. A general meeting of tho Library Company (Limited) is called for the 15th inst. Th e number of lots to be offered at the public sale of the London Stock and Share Company (Limited) to-morrow is larger than usual, being 261. - _ -- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (or t LECTRTO AND INTENSATIONAL TZLIWILAPH.) (rum ova owl' cosszerornssr.) The market steadier. Salmi probably 15,000 bales. Sunda id. dearer. COAL MARKET.-(MIS DAY. Walls End Heston, 225. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 22. G,L ; Walls End South Hatton , 225. 6d . ; Walls End East Hartlepool , 22 5. ; Walls End Original Hartlepool, od.; Walls End Hartlepool, 21s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyla Heston, 21s. 611. ; Walls End Kepier Grange, 20s. ; 'Walls End Caradoe, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 20s. ; Walls End Thai, 19a. 3d. ,• Walla End Hatton Lyons, 19s. 3d. ; Wa ll. End Framwellgate,l9l.64.; \l' 4m, 17s. ; West lisrtley,ll%.; Lambert's Harthey,lBs. —Ships at market, 51 ; at sea, GO. STATE 07 CRIME IN LIVIRIVOL.—The annual report of Major Craig, as to the polioe establishment and the state of crime in Liverpool, shows that the total number of discovered crimes committed in the borough during the year was 4,832, being an increase of 203 on the return for the preceding year; while the total number of persons apprehended was only 2,1:3, being a decresie of 47 as compared with the number of apprehensions in 1865. — Liverpool Albion. 'ruipLz BIRTH AT MIDDIASBROUGH.-A few days I ago the wife of an eagineman named Urwin, living in .dd'a-buildings, Middlesbrough, gave birth to three chil- I dren. Theeen has been communicated w presented t he n parents with the usual gratuity.ith, and has JOINT STOCK BANK& - ft 141E1. Pd I I7L pi ao,ooo' WO Agra& Masterman's (L.) , 211 10.000 60 Albion • 15 40,m/ 100 Alliance Limited I 25 100,000, 20 Anglo Austrian $ I 40,000 60 Anglo Egyptian (Llm.) I 2) 21.1,000 50 ' Anglo Italian (Limltedl! • 20 11,300' 20 , AsiaticßankCor.nevahl 10 ! 10,000 40 Australasia all' 12,500 20 Bankof liritligiColtuntsia all I 12,100 20 . Do. New, issued: pra 10,000 25 Bak ut Egypt 26,000' 20 Bank of Utago (Limited) 10 10,000 100 Bank of Queenslaud (L., I I 26 I 80,000 60 • Bankof Victorla,AnitrAl. 15 60,00 10 • Bank of New Zealand I 10 10,000 10 Brazilian& eortugues*L. 10 i 20,000 , 601 British& i.iliforniang.) 7e 10,0001 50 'British N. America 40,000 20 , C.Bk. A 114.. China all 50,00 25 ' Mart. Ilan of luillsokr. all 50,000 90 • City 1),000 100 ' Colonial -didated Bank L)I 4 _ . 150.000 10 Consm.... - 60,000 10 i Do. do. New . 2 10,000 60 Delhi and Loudon (L ; 1 26 20,000 60 East London (Linittod*, 6 60, ! Eastern Exchange' Lim.' I 5 SO, ! 30 : Kuehn and American .i 10 *OOO 20' Enu.scot.,2 Milt Chart ' all 10,000 60' EuglisitandSwedish (L ) 125 20,000 100 , Imperial Dank (Limited; , 20 202,500 20 Imperial Ottoman • lo 6,000' 25 I lonian 6,000. 26 , Do. New loom, 9) I Land 51m t. Bk. IndiafL ) 4 6000002 100 D0.6p..t.De1 , ..1504,30yr5 . all 20,000 601 Lon.Dk_ollienco,dtc.(l)l 20 12.0 w 100 I London and Brazilian 46 12,000. 20 ; Do. New I it 5,0)0 100 • Loudon& ItiverPlateX) l stool) 231 Do. New. W. at 11 pm 10 4000' 25 Do. do. do 71,1 50,1100 20 I Lon. Bank of Austell all 17000_ 60 ; London and County I 20 72000' 50 , London Joint Stock 'l5 ; 260 00. 20 ' Loudon lc SouthAtrican, all 10,000'100 ; Loa. A: S. Western ; Lim.' 20 500 01 60 Loudon .fe Venimuelit , L. j' 12.4 50,000 100 London Westminster.! 10000100 3lerchant Dank (Lim) .1 16 6,000 100 Do. New ll5 10,000 i 50 IlercantilertExchan,L :: 124! 17,165 100 Metro. & Prow. BanktL). 20 5,000:100 311dLind Bank (Una` 20,0001 5 National of Australasia 4 I 20,000100 National of Liverpool.. , 15 10,0001100 ;' N. Pro. of Unbind —. l 12 40 000! 20 Do. ?Tul dt 00' 50 National Bank 105110.. ; 60,000 20 New South Wales all 500 00 1 10 North Western I ye 40,000, 25 Oriental Dank Corpora , all • 27,210 60 , Preens itaniangCorp.(L), 10 20000,100 PTOViLIC. .4 Ireland 25 10,0001 to Do. do. New all 200001 25 . South Australia • all 17,061 1 100 Stand. of IL S. Africa I 15 , I0,000!100 . Do. do. ua at dpm• 10 1 66,000; 25 • Volvo of Australia_ all WOW' 60 Kinion of Ireland (), tt WOW' 60 I Union of London ' , tot lENTUBJI !STOCKS, 31 29 4 dm 15 die 33 7 9 pm , 2 l}], lidial 47 49 14 15} 'l5 SO 12 1 30 14 111 15 37 I Ulm 4 t die 6 3 air 16 17 I 12 10 du 14 2 4pm 14 1 Qs Ec t 9 12 24 S 14111 13 144119 21 92 -6 83 4 10 8d1.; 16 10 41s. 24 14.115 i 7 9 pm i 14 217 m, t pra• 614 224 Cs 66 I 40 42 ' 415 2 12 13 12 3 t Ms. 17 10 7 1d1.886 lb 16 31 9 619 —9 7 tit- i It)* 916 is. 104 3 2 1 t pm, p.r 2 paei 65 67 44 14 46 0 IPM 42 7 ear l 81 83 ii. ail 6 Ca '5 awl - I 441 Li. pekes. I We& Tr a - ,921 9294 192 91 Ili I - Of OA 193 BRITISH 1111.4' Mow. i Pd. Clilverten Clifford Amal Der. G. Cou "ravistek ; Drokewalls East Basset (Illogan) East Csradou East Cern Brea East Grenville East Lovell . it ,0 04 1 6,903, 1 .. 1,014 .. 0, 000 1 • • 9,000 . 40,000 400 , .. 700, .. 4,000 .. 1,120 .. 412: . 6,133 .. 496 .. E. W. B.unsll (Tavistk.) Grsunbler .t St. Aubru Great Lamer (Limited Great South TOiglll G. W. Vor elstou) Grenville llerod's Boot Hiugatou Downs Margaret (Uny Lelaut) Menke Valley Mwyndy Iron Ore 9801 6,400 . 1,000... 1,614 . 400 1 • iii; : 1.024, . 4000 .. Net; seion North It.skear North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Provo!enc. (12. Letont) S. Caradon (St. Clear) South Condurrow S. W. Fran:es Jilogan, Stray Palk Tin Croft 'West Li:asset (Illogan) i W. Caration ILiskeard ; l !West Chiverton Weat Aetou Wh. Barnet (Illogan , 1 VA. Buller (Redruth , WltaryAun;Sleuhen Wheal Scion Trclawney (Usk:. prices I Bales. 6 4 t 5 LS 425 18i 20} ti 2 2 Sc 3 4 6 17 18_ 15 1, 1 11 11 80 82 21 81 2 4 3 41 21 2iais 85 45 5 21 81 2 21 24 20 200_920_ le ri 1 2 9 10 e 13 15 57 51 id 115 125 65 70 18 80 10 13 135 145 7 9 5.17.0 FOREIGN 081 LOATIOI ISh. I Pd. I R tILWATS. • 1 4 'l%ll O. Luxembourgsp.cent. 20 all • Do. 100 , all Havana and Dlatansea 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg. 100 'all lfatanzaa and Sabanillal 100 lall Do. Second taaue.. 20 all North of France 3 p ct. te Do ,late Charl. p, ct. I 100 all. Ottoman '.Wnyrna, &c.) 40 'all Parla,Lyons,&Mn sp.ct. I 20 ;all Do. New Sp. ct.l 100 'all ! Recife it. S. F. Pern.).. 4 'all •Royal Swedish 5 p. ct.. 100 all ;S agua La Grande 7p. cf. 23 'all S. Aus. Q Lom Nen. dp.c. 100 ;all :South East.of Port.7p. c. 20 ;all 'Southern of France:p.c. 20 'all , South Italian, S par ct. 00 all M.& N. W.of Ira. 3p. c. Closlug prices. I xd 8 1 8 7 7 ! II 97 100 83 90 12 121 70 80 12 12e 92 94 le 2 84 87 ri St Sales. 12 11 f, 8 111 12 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, West Mid.—Oxford Ist vs. stock, 114. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Sambre and Meuse, 53 per cent. preference, 9. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lint.), 1%,1. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 71; 2.!. Australian Agricultural, 17. Australian Mort. Land and Finance (Limited), 4a. Ceylon Company (Limited), 9. Ditto A shares, 1. China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal (Limited), 2. Credit Foncie: of England (Limited), 21. IF,* - ptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 42. General Credit and Finance of London (Limited), 31. Hniaon's Bay, NB. Imperial Lind Company of Manmilles (Lim.), 22, International Financial Society (Limited), 24. London Fiam,ciall Associaiion (Lim.), 4 Madras Irrigation and Canal (all paid), 17. National Discount Company (Limited), 141. North British and Mercantile Insurance, 1.11. Thames and Memel , Marine Insurance (Limited), 4' 4 % Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 75. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day there is a fair de mand fur Prince of Wales, North Crafty, and Prosper United shares, but North Treskerby show flatness. Great Vor are quoted 15 to s ; Prince of Wales, 255. to 275. 6d. ; North Crotty, to I ; North Treskerby, 2 to ; Clifford Amalgamated, sto ; South Condurrow, 12s. to 14s. ; \Vest Chiverton, 55 to 5; ; Wheal Chivertun, li to 7 ; and Wheal Agar, 31s. to 335. The Stannaries Court has ordered the West Wheal Ver Mining Company to be wound up. A petition for the winding up of the Godolphin Hill Mining Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Stannaries Court on the 20th inst. The following members of the Common Law Bar are about to be made Queen's Counsel :—Mr. G. M. Dow,leswell, of the Oxford circuit ; Mr. T. J. Clarke, of the House circuit; Mr. C. G. Prideaux, Mr. IL T. Cole, and Mr. T. K. Kingdon, of the Western circuit ; and Dr. Spinks, of the Probate Court. ATTEMPTED MGEDEB.—A determined attempt was made on Thursday, in St. Helier's, Jersey, by a men named Thomas Roberts. to take the life of Mr. Charles Le Vesconte Godfrey, a medical practitioner and medical offii er of the General Hospital. It appears that Mr. God frey, after attending to his duties at the hospital, left that institution about twenty minutes past 12 in the day, in tending to proceed borne. While he was crossing the Parade the man Roberts, who was hidden behind one of the large trees which stand in the grounds, stepped out suddenly and fired a gun at Mr. Godfrey when he was a few yards distant. The shot took effect in his left shoulder, and brought him for a moment to his knees. He rose up, however, instantly, And, perceiving his assai lant with the gun in his hand, ran to him, seized him by the neck, and tried to obtain possession of the gun, fearing that Roberta was about to use it again. The latter struggled snd fought hard, but assistance speedily arrived, and he was secured. The prisoner, who is about 50 years age, has a wooden leg. diabolical ttemt is said to be the following ;—Betiveen two three a years ago he was an inmate of the General Hospital, suffering from a bad leg. Ile was duly attended by Dr. Godfrey in the course of his duties at the institution. He left the hospital and went to Ragland, where, his leg getting worse, he was obliged to submit to the process of amputation, to which he hail a great objection. He returned to Jersy about six mouths ago and has made no secret of his strong antipathy to and hatred of the doctor, to whom he attributes the loss of his leg, alleging that he did not receive proper treatment from him. H was formerly a sailor, bat for some time pact has been employed at labourin work. O UT RAGES uros LADIES IN S HEFFIELD.—At the Sheffield Police-court, on Saturday, a man named John Giles, described as a jeweller's traveller, who has been occupying respectable lodgings in Fitzwilliam street, was brought up on remand, charged with assaulting ladies. There were twelve or fifteen ladies present, residing in different parts of the western suburbs, who were prepared to prove as many sepa rate charges against the prisoner. Two had been in ve.tigatol and fully proved at a presious hearing; but the prisoner stoutly denied his identity, and asked for a remand, in onler that he might bring witnesses to character from Birmingham. This he had failed to do ; and on being brought into court, on Saturday, and sating the array of ladies whom he had outraged and annoyed, he at once pleaded guilty. It appears that be had been seized by a gentleman whose dau titter and sister he had insulted. He wears long flowing Whiskers, and hail succeeded, to some extent, in disguming himself, by " packing ^ his "weepers" between his neck and his cellar. He was - brought before the mayor and Mr. Dunn, and the two - charges having been proved, the mayor addressed a few observations to the prisoner upon the revolting nature of the offences be had committed, sentenced him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for six months in each case, the second sentence to take effect at the expira tion of the first. The sentence seemed to give great satis faction to a crowded court. ABUNDANCE OF SALMON.—SaImon have during the past week been ooming from the salt water and push ing their way up the Test for spawning ground in them push ing abundiunie. It is i nteres ting to watch at I the mill-hatches, which occasionally impede their progress up the river, where they may be seen—sometimes three or fenourdearrunithtoer—um.telespirngtheoustrot o ng f t i le d water an in d desp fo xi i t: current which flows through the hatchways—to see ie themat baffled by the torrent, and presently repeating V tempt. At most of the mills on the Test ladders have been placed for their special convenience, and many, no doubt, find their way by that route.—Hunts Adrertiser. _ fie _ MARICLANIC.--(1131 8 Only a moderate supply of English here to-day, coastwise and by la' red and white parcels the demand .._ to have forced sales, ls. per qr. leas money submitted to by the factors. The show of foreign wheat was by no means extensive. All descriptions moved off slowly, at late rates. The supply of both English and foreign barley was good. Malting parcels sold slowly, at late rates. Grinding and distilling sorts were ls. per qr. cheaper. Malt moved off slowly, yet last week's prices were sup ported. Oats, the supply of which was very moderate, were steady, at full quotations. Beans gave way 2s. per qr. with a heavy inquiry. In peas very little was doing , , at barely late rates. The supply was limited. The transactions in flour were rather limited, at previous currencies. • Very little business was passing in floating cargoes of wheat, and a further decline of la. per quarter took place in the quotations. Ghirka, arrived, 535. lid. to 60s. 6d. ; ditto shipping, or to be shipped, 60a. 6d. ditto to be shipped, 52e. per 4921155. Polish, arrived, 595. per 4801ba. In maize, next to nothing was doing, and prices were 6d. per qr. lower. Mixed American, 3/s. per 4801 be. Barley could only be disposed of by accepting from Gd. to ls. per qr. less moneythanbuitueek. Baltehirk, arrived, 30s. Gd.; Bulgarian,Tis. 9d. ; and Azo ff , May ship ment, 272.6 d. per 4001 6 a. Rye was in fair request, at full cur rencies ; Azoff, arrived, 375. ; &lonics, 375. per 4801bs. The few cargoes of beans off coast were mostly disposed of at full prices ; Saide, arrived, 41a. Cal. ; Egyptian, on passage, 41s. Gd. per 4801bs. No business was transacted in milletseed; Danuliatiwuheld at 295. per 4801 be. There was a fair average demand for linseed, at a further improve ment of fid. per qr. Azoff, on passage, 68s. ; Black See, to be shipped, 68a. per 424 lbs. East Indian, ou passage, 675. 6& to 691. per 410 lbs. Bombay, in warehouse, is quoted at C.M. 61' to 70a. ; Calcutta, 6.45. to GM. 6d. ; laaack Sea and A:off, Cs per qr. Linseed cakes were very firm, and an advance of from bs. to 10s. per ton was established ; London-made, 111. 10s. to 121. ; New York, in barrels, W. 15e. to 12/. • ditto in bags, Hs. 155. ; Western, 101. 15s. to 11/. ; and darscilles, 91.155. to 101. per ton. Cottonseed cakes realised as much as 61. 10s. to 71. per ton. In rapeseed sales progressed slowly, And the tendency of prices was in favour of buyers. East November, December shipment, Cos. zhl. per 5 maunds ; ditto, October, December shipment, Ws. to Ma. 63. per 416 lbs. Cottonseed was scarce. The trade was very firm, at 20s. to 30s. per ton more money. Raptian, arrived, 101. per ton. Asaivar. or Stana.-English-Linseed, 56; rapeseed, 55; and sundry, 178 qrs. Foreitpi-Tares, 330 ; linseed, 86 ; rapeseed, 3,156 ; and maize, 4,7Z1. Exlvirrs.-Tares, 230 ; and oilseed, 1,094 qrs. CUILRENT PILICMS. Baciten. Per Qr. Weirr. & a Ire:, Kent, red, old 54 to 65 new b 8 to 63 „ DO. white, old 56 to 70 „ • uew 50 to 56 Norfolk and Lincoln rcd, new ZAALILT. OATS. s. B. Scotch potato ITisb, black whits_ 23 to 32 Mazagao Tick 42 to 45 Harrow Ilgoon lb to 52 Pit4S. __ . .... ?A al! I n Malin log .. . 33 to 55' tO to 44 .. 31 to 36 MALT. ..... Orey 3B to 40 Maple 4O to 43 White 4l to 45 Sullen ____ — to Wet, Norfolk, and Suffolk 73 to 78 Kingston and Ware 79 to 78 Brown 5B to 63 FLOUR. ETV.. Town made, per it9o 54 to 57 47 to 51 Household 43 tO 46 Country Norfolk sod Suffolk, 43 to 45 ex ship New 33 to 34 OATS. English, teed 3t to 34 potato Scotch, teed FoRIDIN. Per Qr . s. WIIEAT. Dantzle and Konigs berg 6O to 73 Itost.ck & lleeklan- .. . OATS. a P. Danbdt and Swedish !4 to 39 Russian ......... t 7 to 68' burg vanish Russian, hard soft American, red — to „ white BARLEY DrAsia Danish gQypUan 131,1330" RX. White 36 to 40 Yellow nnndlng Uixtilling Ilalting . • •.0 to 31 36 to 39 . 60 to 42 Fun:K. French, per .welt.... 44 to 69 Spanish „ to 60 American, per brL .. 21 to 33 Couadiau „ to 33 NTO LONDON. BY LAND AND 1111 DEC. 3 TO MX'. 8, IN- (MT. Dutch brewinW7 rt to 32 „ ftudokg ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &c, I. IVATfilt CARRIAGE., FROI CLUSIVE._ Wheat. Barley.. Mal4.loata. renal }Tour. gra qrs. i gra 'I gra ' to, p b ile. arks. English 4170 31 11 ) , 10440 Jztr4l b 4( i 7' l .. 72145 1 rain 90' 3364 Foreign Woo 13665 •• . ; 8312 2542 .. 20 Total MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SI:GAIL—The market is firm, with buyers but few sellers at previous prices. Refined : The finer kin is of dried goods continue to sell readily at full prices ; common kinds aro quiet. lace. -- A small parcel of white Bengal sold at 14s. for low, and at D4sa for fine. C.IFTXE AND TEA.—Ne sales of importance reported. PMILII parcel of fine Demerara ' , old at Is. tkl. —There is a good demand at steady prices; about 1,500 bales sold since Friday. JUTE.—There are buyers at last week's prices, but no sale 4 of importance are reported. In other articles no change. TALLOW MARKET.-(TAIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 435. 3d.; Tetersbuig Y.C. on the spot, 445. ; Decouber, 445.; January to March, 445. 3d. ; March, Is. PARTICULARA id , TA 1,1,0 W. 10!i4. 184:5. 1866. 70.101 r 2.374 2,147 3,,r25 2.7'24 , 4,233 37,953 40.11', 62.)!0f I 32,394.4 1,444 3,215 4,2-;*2 443 70,213 71,!.13: ie. d. •IL J. .1. d.' Ld. d. PriccY.e. on spot this 9 110. ji3 1.1 44 0 T.,wn last tlitlay '43 43 9 ,1 1; 4 - - r_ Allies] for the week ending 13th P e e. hot .4 37 1.512 cacks and .lelisi 41. 2,723 casks. The are: 31 fait s., L': ont:,rised 249 casks front Australia, 200 from South America Total, 443 - . Stork on hand this day..easke LEelivery lait week Ditto f lid June Arrival last week Ditto troll Ist J nue METROPOLITAN CATTLE DLU U (TlllB DAY.) The supply of beasts is considerably smullcr, and conse quently prices are better. Trade is not brtot for middling descriptions. The number of cheep is ligitin smaller, yet quite equal to the demand. Trade is very stow' at a slight wlvance in price. Good calves are scarce awl realiiiel high prices. Our foreign supply consists of 1,240 beasts, 3,:itiO cheep, 115 calves, and 75 pigs From Szotlnuit there are 124 beasts; Ireland, 41,11; and I,J ti from the northern and midland counties. I'er stone of 81b8. ad.a 4. I Per atone of ann. d. d. :sod Herniae. 64 6 8 Pact L a rd 111 1 Kk.sh 4 6 6 00 0 0 Beat Short horns 6 0 6 4 Bost Do: • tv. A 5.... 5 B..rond goal. beasts 38 4 8 Do. do. 00 e 0 Calves PI ga 0 0 0 0 Bed Dr.s & 111 f-bre d, 610 6 I Long* at market, 3,7.:0; sheep and lambs, ; calves. : Ms. 324 . _ _ . BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ileum Pattenden and Smith report that the dement' for all descriptions of both English and fureigu coutinues steady, late prices being fully nunsitainetl. Choice sam ples aro ince...tingly scarce. THE PLL'tONEF. SURIATT AND 'IDE CONAPIRACT .toa•Ntir Ma. Uncoils's Lire . —A despatch by the cable informs us that the presence of John H. Surratt, under an slammed, name, in the Papal arruy —which liss been more than hinted at in several recent f•pe,chta by Mr. lloutwell—hae been definitively ascertained, and that a formal demand for his extradition was made a few days ago by the American minister ; OA the criminal was arrested, but afterwards broke from the guards, leaped down a pnvaipiee, and escaped. If ever America hands again hold control of the life of John li. Suiratt wo trust that the ease may be more skilfully manage , than at the trial of his fellow He stands as the only known representative of a conspiracy which, though it was formed and cultnioated within the last two yeah, though six or seven of its members hays been Ar raigned and convicted, though the most acute legal nand, have been employed to sift it to the bottom, is to-day wrapped in as dense and unfathomable mystery us covers any similar plot in the thinness of the middle ddle ages. The extent of the general n o uns of the it may well be gauged by the fact that two well-known gentlemen who were put in charge of the case by the government, and studied it long and closely. one still declares that Jeiferson Davis was the chief conspirator, while the other stakes his repute on the shocking and incredible accusation that the present lice in the President of the United States was an acoomp plot. All the facie in the ease are known to John Barrett, and to no otherman who can be named ; and with his person in onrresestdon the nation could well affonl to offer him his life, his liberty, or any other price which might be sufficient to secure it, to obtain from his lips the information which will shed the light of day upon the most olio ffiou nur lt es well as the most interesting criminal mystery time. Hitherto the policy of those entrusted with the matter has been to disdain all information in elucidation of the problem teem those who alone were ab3e to give it ; Mrs. Snrratt and the rest lie in the endless silence of the grave, while our records are defaced by the testimon ile. y fie facile perjures' like Montgomery and Conover. w John Barrett survives there is yet a chance to repair the evil which, if he dies with hie lips sealed, may be irre trievable.—Boston Advertiser, Nov. 24. . .: pumgr - -enr - !OMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARICLANIC.—(THL B DAY.) )nly a moderate supply of English wheat wu an sale e to-day, ceentwiee and by land carriage. For both 1 and white parcels the demand was very inactive, and, have forced sales. la. Der or. km money must have been i , Per Cir. Per Qr. SO to 40 SO to 42 Maple . Boilers IN r ri3 __ tore /for tion tea. tier. nake a. " fe has to I hare public al th►t nether le, and ►icted, ',taken Seas a diing at this t. By Depart- Police. lixrs of dm the ^~