The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-03 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3. 1866. /w• a nd from the mideece that the prisoner, under HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) 0 w oof William Francis Thomas, was married to his —e--- ▪ w hose maiden name was Jane Dumb,*ll, at the pariah The arum took the chair at 1 o'clock, bat it was not l ' a 7 ck o f hfarylebook on the 10th of October, 1559. Hs tun 20 mates past that the holey mecabeas minim to have lived comfortably moil the day of his M a nage, the 27th of August, 1865. On the more- to cons`itute a house were present. The proms of ""T t b a a day be got up and cleaned blinseif end went to •wesnsg in member, wai then proceeded with. Amongst cbwsb, Gray's-me-road, and was there married to those who ware first called to the table for this SedderStavele7, a domestic servant. He Gist became were Mr. H . Baum, Mr. W. F. a g a t e & with her Joinery, 1885 and represented him ao ting l e man . i mma th a sa y a lt ar the marriage the Renter, Mr. Cave, Mr. Locke, Berl Gros • or sad his second wife went to New York, and he moor, Mr. Kinglake, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. C. Turn r, a m bon there maay days before he deserted her, Mr. Fawcett, who was conducted to the table by Mr. W. ring her with only two dollars in her poneadon. Prom Morrison, Mr. 0. Mills, Mr. Brooke, Mr. L. Gower, MP sines that she made she found that he had returned to andEtribt Mr. C. Gilp i n,nwho ". the ael. k ma im.Bach DM being in great dittoes she applied to the - • • ; ma ul, who kindly paid her passage back to Haa ., member, after subscribing the roll, was introduced to, and Arrived here, she found the prisoner living with hie shook heads with the Speaker. asd f am ily, and he then treated the matter as a irks, mid he hoped an arrangement might be come o a police-constable Oraildord, 59 G, going ! t a ke him into custody, the present wife said that the: • r was not her husband, acid that she was only ling with him, but afterwards denying this state s, the primer was taken into cant ly, when he said, w aver to the charge, that be thought the sawed wits squared* the matter, and that he should not have troubled any more about it Its misoeer, when brought into court, said he did not rtbto glee any trouble in the a ff air ;he would plead guilty e ° harp, and there would be an end to the matter. p•gtirt committed the primmer to the Central Overt for trial, and refused to take ball. SOUTHWARK. COIOWITAL OP A RECIP7IIB OP STOMP PROPIIIITC ° g orge Potter, a cab proprietor and driver, 18 and 19, ridembuildtege, Southwark-bridge-road, was placed at ter before Mr. Woolryoh for Goa l examinatiom, charged • bow is his possession a large quantity of property tlyetoie, and which he could give no account cf. li r . Mom appeared for to amused. /1 'wand from the evidence of Sergeant Ashley, 455 A, oar the 18th of January a lad wee in custody at the Police-court, charged with finalist a watch, • he ackaewledged to, sad pointed out the primmer, wag in the body of the court, as the perms be sold it lugs. Witness then accompanied the prisoner to 18,, r am-buildings, and found that he occupied that adjoining house. In the first house he discovered tbs front sitting-room eight two-feet rules, six and three bars of fancy soap, end a glass counter containing haberdashery and lace. In the bedroom j o ialog he foiled on the mantle-shelf a time-piece in a oak ease. The new horse rug, a roll of house-flannel, a hamper containing six pounds of candles were under bed. Inampboard he found threepublicaa's pmwterpota, • nines( to Mr. Burton and one belonging to Mr. .le. He had lost also two sew carpet-brooms. Wit thea proceeded with the prisoner into the next which communicates, and in the lower • he found two new black shawls, two new hearth. Is the yard he found four empty beer maks belonging different brewers. Witness asked how he accounted for goods. He said he had bad the clocks two years, and remsbaler of the property he had purchased a long time wben he kept a marine dealer's store. He had no bills receipts for any of the goods. Since the last examine.. • pritoom had discovered the owners of most of the RITUALISM IN THE CHURCH OP ENGLAND. DEPUTATION TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTER- BURY.-(T2113 DAY.) This afternoon a deputation, consisting of about sixty clergymen and layman, attended at Lambeth Palace to present to the Archbishop of Canterbury memorials from the English Church Union, and other bodies, objecting to any attempt to alter the ruhric oncoming the " ornamesta of the church and the ministers thereof." The several memorials bore upwards of 40,000 signatures. The deputation was introduced by the Esti of Carnar►on, and the memorials having been presented by the Hon. end Rev. Mr. Liddell, the Hon. Colin Lindsay, and the Bev. W. J. Coops, His Gaace mild in reply, that knowing it to be the feeling of a large majority of clergy and laity that there should be no alteration in the rubric it would be believed that he had no incli nation (to take a step which would be, in ble opiniche, fraught with great danger to the church. He had already declared his determination to consent tow alteration in the Book of Common Prayer without the concurrence of Osavocetion. He guarded himself, however, against being supposed in any way to countenance the extreme ritualism that had been adopted in some few churches, and the authors of which were unconsciously doing the work of the worst enemies of the church. SHIPWRECK OP THE BARQUE JANE LOWDEN. (aivrises Trisaium.) PLYMOUTH, Fr.B. 8. The captain, the sole survivor of the crew of the largos Jane Lowden,of Padatow,whioh waa reported by the troopship Gresham tohave been seen at sea water-logged, has arrived at Tess' in the Ida Elizabe th. Restate, that nine of the crew wee washed overboard, and air died on board of in juries, cold, sod hunger. The eaptain was 33 days in the maintop, and during the last 28 days never tasted food. He was taken off the wreck on the ZirdJanusry. One man lived in the maintop to within ten days of that data. Wrgust Green, the wife of a wood carver, identified M tim►pieee as her husband's property. He carved the sae himself and exhibited it at the working men's exhibi na. She lost it from her front parlour mantleshelf on Stonily evening, the 13th ultimo. Her window wee goad open by some thief. Sergeant Ashley informed his worship that a clock was den from an adjoining house the same evening. A trainman at Whitechapel identified the hearth-rug, Medi of house-flannel, and the horse-rug as having been den from his shop on the evening of the 10th ultimo. he owner of the pots and other property also attended, si identified it. 71;7 — Woo oommitted the prieorier for trial at the ruing Banes, Sessions, and refuted to accept bail for hie WANDSWORTII. THE POOL AND =I DA DYAD. Oa Mr. Nyman resuming his seat upon the benah.• poor rorking young woman presented herself before him and nid—Plesse, sir, my husband went to the pariah on Thurs. lay to bury oar baby, and they would not. He was told to ,st up • subscription amongst hie friends and neighbours. bare only got 38., and I don't know what to do. Mr. Dayman—l make it • rule never to give soythiag or a funeral. _ _ Applicant—Can you give me any advice? Mr. Nyman—No, I cannot. Applicant—My husband only earns Bs. a week, and he bas ceo out of work for three months. ilif.l3drElll;l iiii;IIMILITcOiO; TO thick that youropqm slier, or that it is necessary for them to bury your child, hay will do so. Applicant—The child has been dead four days cad I hate lo coffin for it. Mr. Dayman—l ant very sorry for you, but I cannot rive you any advice. I think the Jaw is in a very nasals !atm,' aide on the subject of people burying their dad. I make it a rule never to subscribe toe funeral. The applicant, who carried the certificate of her child's death in hat baud, them left the court, evidently perplexed N to what she could do in her dilemma. MYSTERIOUS AND FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE STREET. An inquiry was held by Mr. Payne, coroner for khe City and Southwark, last night, at Guy's Hospital, impacts; the death of a man unknown, who was thrown from h orseback in the 'treat and killed under very mys- 'oas ciretuustaboes. Yr. Robert Ware said that last Tuesday evening a cab was 'Ten op to the hospital and a gentleman got out and Wiled the deceased into the hospital. He said that be saw demand on a hone in New-street, under one of the don, Chatham, and Dover Railway arches, and that he as tbrown otf and a cart passed over him. The gentle tiles called a cab and brought him to the hospital. ho the gentleman we. witness did not know, for be went any without giving his name or address. The deee•oed was Dearly iessusible. He did not give his name. He wee shout 45 years of age. Mr. E. Barrel!, house surgeon, said that he was called to the deceased, and found him dreadfully injured ; his pelvis Den broken and the viscera ruptured. He seemed to be is Door, for be did nothing but swear. He died the same akin. Nothing wan found on him to indicate his name or anima The post mortem examination showed that be bad the singular disuse—trichinissis—now so pre /fiat in Germany, sod which Is said to arise Low eating dimmed pork. The entozos, or worms, were (1 11 t• neparent in the muscular Crone. The Coroner said it was extraordinary that the horse on which deceased was riding had not been found running goat by the police, and that • man and a horse could die- Wear and some make say inquiries at the police stations nest the matter. The publication of the facts io the news lepers might lead to the identification of the deceased, and lorould adjourn the one to see whether additional evi dence coald be procured. The proceedings were adjourned accordingly. THE Einciaturo MORDIR AT BRIGHTON.—The pri mar Leigh was taken before the magistrates yesterday I riming, when it wee stated that the unfortunate woman re in such • slate that to take her depositions would Pant.ly cause her immediate death. After taking some Cher evidence the prisoner was remanded. It was an winced at 6 o'clock last evening that the poor women bad Inv expired. A PoLICE•uN MISTAKEN TOR • BURGLAR.—This Paraing at 3 o'clock, Police-constable Pearson, 261 It, brag duty is plain clothes in the Victoria-mad, Charlton, lei his attention attracted to the home of a gentleman by liaising a. breaking of glass. Proceeding through the front Orden Led looking into the area the constable saw • cat is the top of a basket containing bottles, and concluding hat this was the origin of the noise he had heard, he with kw. The noise, however, had disturbed the inmates, tai before he lad got off the premises a door wee opeir..d, led Ise received a challenge, at the same time haying Pistol presented at him by • gentleman. The constable lolled out saying he was a policemen, and unbuttoning • private overclat exhibited a tunic (uniform) he was wear- Re- This, fartanately, ptoved satisfactory, and the occu pant of the house retired. MUTH OF MR. W. F. Wiwi:num.—The notori sms blv W. F. Windham, as to whom sanity there was such meth inquiry before blaster Warren in December, 1881, • "Pired rather suddenly at the Norfolk Hotel, Nor wich. Re bad given up the coach with which he had WWI) recopied his time, bat still passed his life in more or Ws dissipated oompaoy. On Tburedey morninsupposed OW he raptUred SOMe internal vessel. He was put to bed at the hotel where be resided, and a surgeon wee sent for yesterday morning ; • change took place for the worse, sad another surgeon was callei in, while a telegram wry f° ""inst to Lieutenant-General Windham, in London. The condition of the unhappy young man became rapidly worse, tad although • third me h eel gentleman was seat fo▪ e, end was soon in attendance, the case was beyond sad death closed the geese early last evening. ••?,s mot mese of death is not yet bloomy but an inquest 1 1 ,. _HI probably be held to-day. Kr. Windham wee • memo of ." a istgais of Briatel. His estate at Felbrigg, Norfolk, "" Rue I into the hands of a Norwich merchant, bat he woo ts have eciale into possession of further valuable PoltsetY, in 1869. vita Fits AT BATunr.-25,0001. DAICAOL-- u ° Thursday forenoon a ere broke out in the extensive pre- Mall of limn. G. sad J. Stubby, woollen menifeeturees, B lthli eased by the igniting of • plucking masoldne. It commuted in the third storey of the mill, the whole of building, from the absence of water, was soon _,, r s•dereel ; so hot were the flames ea be been the ticetion of widish outwerdly, end demolished • vea l iarge shed adjoining. Fortunately no pommel injury " Nt oud, the workmen lanai able to escape. The .h estimated at slyer 25,0001., and the firm are, we I ,_ h detstatte, but partially Moored. About 160 bands will het eat of eataleystiat.—Forketire Ganetts. SILL BE LISTS,- (THIS DAY.) Oxi deux= The railway market is firm to-day, and the general tendency of prices upwards. Caledonian stock is in chief request, and has risen 1 per cent. Great Northern has also improved t, Metropolitan t, and Great Eastern I. The other leading lines are unaltered. London and North Western stook Is sow quoted 128 to t ; Great Western, 58t_to 624 Midland, 124 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to 121 ; Metropolitan, 137 to t ; South Eastern, 741 to t ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; Great Eastern, 39 to ' • Great Northern, 127 to 128 • ditto A, 145 to 146. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stook is firm at the closing quotation (424 to 43t) of yesterday, and Great Weater.i of Canada shares are steady, at 164 to t. SD. I Pd. I BAUM/a& I 0011cigPetais yes t o p.m. 1 e Se-day terday. t 11/0 11C4 1103 i8r 41 9 1 fad r" l4 e. •• • I !Cambrian I Oork am Bandon wal 1 Dablin and BoUsel Joao Dowd kAbd .Jn Art London Beep Cot Do. =l°w S. Wend= &Amu Ord. as. Great North of Scotland OreatNombwa 1D0.41 A.m. so Mr. ea- Do.B SUIp. ssad a Do. New. lea at 26 pm I Do. Ord. DeL Dtv. Stock OIOWNIAL fIOMAMMIIT 8110171111118. ilc. &all a wwit. (cffls ) Citirl Wilder' Do. Warts v.1.0..w Do.lloTti Wiles,:. Do. Do. Newport Do. Do. 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Aviasage.—Town tallow, 475. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 2e. 4d. ; yellow Russia, 47a. 9d. ; melted stu ff . 365. ; rough ditto, 20s. Od. ; groans, 20s. Oil.: good deeps, esr• SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. (flistlos James Beaton reports trades* the following prices :—Prime clover, from 1275. 6d. to 1355. ; Wester ditto, 110 s. to 120 s. ; prime second ant clover, 110 s. to 120 e. ; inferior ditto, 955. to 103 a. ; prime hay, 105 s. to 110 s. ; interior ditto, 90i. t o 9 7 a. 6d. ; straw, 36a, to 40a. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Trade generally is dull, but supplies, bolk of forced and outdoor produce, are well kept up, pines alone being un equal to the demand. Smooth Cayennes lately imported from St. Michael's, limb? from Slb. to 81b. each, have been found to tire considerable satisfaction. Flowers chiefly consist of poinsettia pulcherrima, orchids, heaths, Chinese primulas, camellisa, and roes. FRUIT. Apples, per I sieve, 2. to Se Grapes, per lb., 105 to 16e Lemont, per 100, Os to 10s Melons, each, 3t. to Ss Nuts, cob, per 100 lb, 160 s Filberts, per lb., 9d to le Artichoke; p. dos., ge to Os Asparsgua, perbundle, f& l2, beau; Kidueg, p. 100, M to te Beet, per doz., 2e to Si Broccoli, p. Dunne, Is to 2s Brits. Sprouts, p. sieve.% to 3s cabbages, perdoz., 9d tole 6d Carrots, per bunch, MI to 8d Cauliflowers, p. doz., ks to lie Celery, per bundle, le to Is 6d Cucumbers, each. 2a to 3a Itadlve, per score, Is to 25 itd Garlic and Shallots, per lb., 10d Herbs, per bunch, 6d Horaeradish,p. blind, 2s 6d to As Leek; per bunch, 3d Lettuces, per doz., Is Od Mushrooms, p.pott.,l6l9.lto2sed Oranges, per 100, 4a to 10e SS Pears, kitchen, p. dos ,Esto 4s 01 ,„!. de ert, do., 4s. tc ss Pine apples, per lb., 6s to 10s 26 _Du Walnuts, per bush., 14s to EO4 .„To Chesnut', per bush., to 16$ ••• LEAL Mustard and Cress, p Dunn., 7.4 10 Onion; p. bush to 5s gt pickling. p. qt.. rd Parsley, par .dere, 14 tole 64 " Parsnips, per doz., Is to 23 Potatoes, York Regents, per ton, 752 to 9)s Rocks, do.. 561 to 65s St „ Makes. 106 s to 1804 „ do. Kidneys, Si tol-% per al cwt. it Radishes, p. 12 bur., 6d to Is 61 „, Hbubetb, per bundle, 6.1 to Is Savoys, per dor , 9d to Is 6d Bea Kale, per punnet, b 6d to Ss 81 [ Spinach, per bush. Ss to 4s 81 Turnips, per bunch, 4,1 to 6d al A rupture has taken place between the government ; of Monte Video and the Chilian minister. The former had resolved on prohibiting the entry of Chilisn privateers into 8 Montevidean ports, and the latter after an angry protest returned the government note, whereupon Governor Vidal canoelled the Chalon envoy's exequatur. MR. GLADSTONE AND THE INCOME-TAL—The Chancellor of the Exchequer gave audience yesterday after eL - noon, at his official residence in Downing-street, to a de potation appointed at &public meeting recently held within the borough of the Tower Hamlets, and consisting chiefly of tradesmen residing within that borough and vicinity. The object of the deputation was to urge upon the govern ment the advisability of an entire remission of the income tax, and a revision of the assessed taxes so far as they effected trade and commerce. Mr. Ayrton, M.P., briefly iotroduoed the deputation. Mr. W. generic Kent read the memorial subscribed to at the public meeting recently held within the borough. The memorialists re- I minded the right hon. gentleman that the income-tax was in Its original institution regarded sa a temporary impost, and when from time to time renewed, was only continued for temporary purposes. It had never been considered as a permanent source of revenue. Its oppressive and unequal operation had been endured only in consideration of its temporary nature, and in the hope of its speedy extinc tion. The right hon. gentleman had long ago pledged himself to its abrogation, and the memorialists submitted that the time had now come for the fulfilment of that undertaking. Mr. Kent said he had but just parted from Mr. Bader, the colleague of Mr. Ayrton in the representation of the Tower Hamlets, and had been commissioned by that gentleman to express to the Chan cellor of the Exchequer his hearty and entire concurrence in the object sought to be att aced by the deputation. Other gentleman having spoken, the Chancellor of the Exchequer said that, with reference to the alleged irregularities, if a clear and concise statement was submitted to him in writing, government would st once institute the most thorough and searching investigation, with a view to the remedy of the evils complained of. At the present mo ment, and upon the statements just made, though he must It not be understood as impugning the correctness of the facts, he could pronounce no opinion, and give no praotic idly use fat judgment, With regard to the other object of the de li - potation, there was nothing in the memorial to which he could take exception, beyond the mere statement as to the S income tax beiug reimposed to defray the expenses of the S Russian war. He believed that there was such elasticity sod It spring in the resources of the corustrT, that we could have borne those expenses even if the income Vox had been u then remitted. No one could deny the inequalities in the it operation of the income tax, which were instant to all, but u the question of its abolition was for the consideration of the entire country ; but government could not set upon u the dicta of one constituency, even so important as the 1, Tower Hamlets. THE CATTLE PLAGUE AND THE GOVERNMENT.— - - a -- a al lel In 51 U awing rises. I sues. 6S IO '•4 1001 /dill Per 61 61 u• 11 76 00 M 98 a TO 100 101 100 101 102 162 a 44 87 84 00 OS 67 a 67 60 82 a 411 a 42 68 1111 i lei 34 36 1.2 1011 Pa tosli par 9951 4 99 i 91 98 4321 St 11 88 191 ie 4.u. 92 96 ea in 1 i9l ar. 90 1112 94 69 SO 102 104 8S 28 90 92 9d SP gai 911 99 to 7 10211 lee 10. I JOINT STOCK BANK& lii. 1 b•rca. --- - - 00.000 110 lAgra A ltastermidefL I 10,00 e 60 Albion 41,1166 1011. AlliaiscoLenAlaverpoei 100,002 10 Anglo Amides 60,00 i 60 Anglo ligyptlan (Lim.) 10.001, 60 Anglo Indian 11Amitedi ' 11.10. 20 isLaticßankCer.nawsb 110,0011 Of lAustralania MHO 10 .11ankof ReflishGolunda , 11,600 20 I Do. New, Lamed 2 pm. tO,OOll 26 ißmik of =. .... 11.0 00 100 Bank of 116,000' 10 . Bank of Maio (Lingle.) 111,000 100 'Bank of Queensland 141 10,1001 60 ; Bank ofbiotoria,Ausftts 10,010 10 'Rank of New &wand . , 61,0001 60 11ternedb Bank (Limited 10,000 10 1 10,000 60 113rdia bras tr ict ir au tCal ram L 10.000: 60 MUM If. America .- 60,009; UP !C. Bk. lndla,Aus., (kilns 10.1100 , 16 'Chart. ger. of Indisobe. 61,000` t) lilt, 0,600 ice !Colonial 60,060;001 iCom.Bank of Canada 4 .000 96 cool. Bank of India, Ac. 11M0001 II D uda ted Bank (L) 10,0001 IN London 10.001 1 60 London (Limited 60,0101 20' Kwitny+ gruharme , Lim 3 LOW; 3) . English end American. 10,000; 46 (iagUsA lowt stems IL.) 1/ 1 1.0 00 10 i lag.floolttAtielCaartd. (I. 10,01A 1 60 ' Utak& and /Medial) 04 00111 10 IlCuropean Bank(Lhetted 10,00 e 100 ifflasdass.olMMOOD.( l ) MOM 100 1 DA issued at 2pm IMMO 100 I D. Now wax too : laip•rtal Bank, Malted itgooll 10 Inmartg ritloman— • 67,000 20 Do. New gm* le !lonian. 4000' 161 Do. New 1 1 10,11001 10 IDEA 11001.121: ladla(L) M 66& 60 , Lou.Bk.ollfelloo,..c. (I MOM 100 !Kangas and Braglian 111.000; SS ' Do. New 40001100 'Lagoa A Mae Mato)L 10,000! M Do. New, ne. at Lips 10,000 . II !Lam, MIMI* of Assort. 09,009! SO 'Lecke and 12 000 60 .Landon lcdn=, 66000' 20 London& South Aldose 6000'10 Lon. A IL Western pa. 6,000'100: Do. do. New 6,000 60 'LondondVensumeis (1 ) 60,00.106 'Lam A Wininalnelor 10.0001100 Merchant klank(idni.) 6,000 100 ' Do. New 60,0001 60 Mutantile a itichas94 i 7,1601100 Mello. • Prev. Bank (L. 6.0 00 100 'Midland Bank Mien) 20,100; 6 National of Australasia 0.40011011 .14sitouas of Unirpoo, 10,000 100 Lim. se tislmad. —. 61,0001 20 Do. 2nd and lini hate 60,000 MI National Bank SIAM! ID Iv" loath Wage 00.010 PO 'Mr, linalmid (Lingle ) WWI 90 'North Winkeil (ANS 20 Ortsalsi Bank &mem IMMO, 10 Ortent.CesmaLlate o .o *ON. 10 : Ds. do. late N.Y. 211,011 k SO ! Do. do. later.C. Wel 60 :Brods.Banklaglierp 1. 1.11111 M) Do. do. 140010100 'Trevino. al Inlaid 0.11011 II teruila. Ossint.• Ilarti CL 12.600 ID Do. Limed at 2pm moo 04 1 26 %nth Animals& WO ilk lam& a B. L Attlee WOO 101 Da. de. lon. at Sma. 0.1101 II MOM et Asmara 14001 IN Maim at Deism& Wm 1M 0 WM Ild Samlise IPd I Ct. prices. I Balies. 64_ 66 ii iii ale 1 tp• zd 3 1 Pal pa.` a Pn 1 4111 20 21 71 12 21 22 717 iii 21 JO" 7e dim 4i ai - 7 8 pS idle iun I IAL 3 144 46 47 ~~ 44 46 .•-• .. 3d 43 44 f' 7 _ _29 _561a6i7,..1i , I 1 . I — Oftlit zd 001.1 I AP M wf zd 5 4au 5f $d 111 Is ii is ii is F 6; al s I Is _yr I idii . per pat *Om Sy 4erlla rur 1!m pis (pa 1! 14 pm Ni 1 '4 In i i 613 133 40:d .... 10i le 41, ... id _id 7s . Ti . 46 4$ zd 16 17 .. ak! ii ad tai. VI N vs 1 2 two .4 1.41+11! I 6 - 671151 till"cd 4s foetid ti 114pssi I 6 ao.d 10 Hi in iel id lit 1$ 1: i di J2i llk 77 7.62 a 46 til 26 565 675 1 zd 194 Tati ipm ad 60 62 _ est i al zd SO :4 ear Oidisl dig cittffi l ... 61 el 7i ii. 44 11 1 41 4 dis 94. ib 11 141 5 a. 49 11 6iL5111 SOf 1 at PS S 6 YORZION OBLIGAI atilarkl.. Pt 1 " . 11 100 1 110 100 100 51 lap 60 10 100 all 4 411 100 all is Pal 100 Ali 10 c all 14 all 20 all .:iostat totem. i Wee. IG.Laisoiliourgbp.osull.i Do. Havana and Matannza and Fribourg Matanzas and Saban tW Do. Second Issue North of Prance S Do. pateChart.od p.ct. Ottoman ( &c 4 Lpoes Br .16 t Do. New —.Sp. M. I.(Pers.) pat Swedish 6p. at. as La Grande? p.et. ImozaLosz-Vee.Sp.o. thtlast.ot Port.7p.a t fraaoMp.a South Italian, b per at. Ira. $ p. c. IlLkaLLtry SOUS. No. IM. I 00dPallIEL. \ 1110.000 10,000 10.000 41.000 14 . 0:011 DO . 10,000 10,040 i 8,01.10 20,•00 Kw° , 80,00 leo.eoe fitortaL ry,3o iqok se. 160 16 . ,.. 1 00. 0.• 104 100, 60, 00 a~ la. 11. 1 4 4 11: 11% * 6,000 1.0.000 6.060 Sklloo 14,000 ikooo 11.100 MON WON 'MI?? ii;#l .14iial its,aooi :,~i fir iid 0.000 1.010 ID,oOO 10.0 Du i.". 1 117,1Thi AVISS m,u0.0 ia: 6 i 6 l : o] - 0 4 i o ltd to. to.ooo WO,OOO - 62.600 , 1 lOU NO.vuth WWI Itoitu Moo usso UOI 11;001 14000 KAM. Kul also' mak] lot, it .t 4 w. Gs in se 91 13 13 12; U N 111 121 93 96 ad 13 1 99 el be 96 111 li0;06c NA& Kee( Anglo-Madan Mint ,al I Atlantic Tel. gim.Bp.ot I al 'Anginal/I MAI& ..,• I • 8 !AnstraluiniLLwira.t TeatatataaLl 1 I s ir t:h lck b r y terw a. Vang ° tian tb fumt ( i:iL. ~: l I I' D I. .11w ilin. British Aovericeo 1 1 A L a L Mag. TaL (L) IC British Ind ,ao Tea (L) i 1 ' Canada Company a etanadlanbreinktnv(l ) lon Company .... Ditto A shares •,. I Icily of Loodeult.Pro.(l. (try 1 ot Milan lrapro.(L Do 0 City of Morrow Gas (L)' City 001.er I Lim) 2 • • • 1 I florantercialUnion(laa.,, Com. of &Moan ',tacit. 1: Consolidated Dia ..(1.); I 0.1116U5t0111./ Ullusa,L. • I Contracienroonition I. I Cop. M.tog.,Pref.7ip.c., i M1C.60a04. ot Do.iaaat pm. (IL to pay) in, , t IlitUrtillii ,a ~ 1 ;lace 'll CoCr Lt a Preference li Do. 6 p. ct. Perp.Deb. , ll = (Li cev r esuco i ited i j Beatern Mown l)1 6 ludiaLand,ClFin L I L India [twig. A Canal, gbbw Vale =Boor.lTrd.(L telegraph Bog. and Asa. (Poppet,. Ifog.and Foreign _Credit Eng,tilootrishMarin.lL sirbalru Regin (L) eerhiL Discount Forwer. II arekonee (I, r vita (Limited). • .oredita lln.of Lou: i I . _ Gen. Maim NatigstiOn iimitatJoionial Ar.(L) Hong Long &China Gaa Hodscali Bey Humber Iron Woritr(L) t• i llitir.Cdt.Arsa. (L) Carrying (Lilt iaternsHional Coo , Internat. Maui. Soo. (L II internat. Land Credit4l. Italian Tend. Italian brig. (Can. Oar Do. e p. c. liar. r. 1870' 6 oloIllrookDrioonni(L )1 O 1.6,134 iticuritier ( Lim.) II Lond. African Tr./ II Laid. andodedon.ll.7 . .0 Lon.ConntyleodAßA 6 Lood.Birtriot Trigg. L) O Land. Milan. AN.. 1,.)1 6 Load. G. Cinnabar C., L:' O Lul&Olaag.ling•Co(L! O Lood, Italian, A. Wm.' O Lond.Mer. Disoot et(L) . O feed.ProvinclalMarine . O Madrid/ Dolga. A Natal O Do. C Marine Tovertmeni(L I O Mauritius LatilLae.(L) . O MediL Isters. TeL (IL I! 9 Merchant Shipping .ro M' Hillwail P. Ld.oirockL O Miliwtli iron te orka ; .0 Natal Land & Col C.( 1.), * National Dlr. Corn. .L.), C NationalProv.lfailnefL O National Ileams Nat. IL) i /0 NerborldaiJoal i L 'L. . * Do. New le M.Tealand L.111.Ag..L i II N./Woad I ctLorn.L (0 NortherwuweinTea(L). 11 10 dill II 2 dJs 6 6Ws 5 4 dtb isl3+l4 ..1.4 i 3 44 2 llora dlo 21 2fyg xd 11 life 96 28 11 I. km 1614 1 20 18 01. f 1 pin id —dl. ; 10 - m - x - .1 4 au 1 d par i. 9 11 qT Te "6d4& 2 ledb 7 143. ii Oldl 7 7Pri'l 1i 2 idls fp id $I 8 1 10 8 44zd 10 7 4i. U 9 di. 1 1m 3 2CP 17 18 i d 1 to 4 - 5i u. :d 41 If die iM. par tut 0. id 14 Of 11 se se it, ;it I IDS xd 14 1 elks -•—• •• Do. - B N.Brit. A astraladona.) , N.Brit.rt Memo. INA Nowgoog Tea (LI rano& 44.rons Imnrt Oriental IPlnsneuil(ths. Clefooloi Goo (166 1 6001 Do. New Oriont.lnlandSioun(L)l ()trig- 3' sithlal...ll lawn. i man Company (L) Ottoamos nonmetal L. I)ttnenen ate I uoiltod) OvorondAorooy,Co. Ntaamatt.N 01.00111(L. I Do. do . Poet !Dv. Lan 16 Min. ;I ) Poolonalor & 0. atom , Do. do. Now gnebrais L.. L. M.(L Ithysonoy Dos &to J. tAty Improw. Ditto &Up . • Rio Janeiro Gas (Ilni.) Royal MAU Nam SCOS. Alasifa. bowed. godth. Baled. &Colt. Winso..t . Rat OW & African M. & In. (1.4 4ontb tudrallan Lan, ~ltEeeretea 10. 001 SIMOX _„ ta Sidi. 66 60 16 19 SO 101 , 16 170•.xd 10 8 dl• ii 4 I. ID"' _ Adis par idle }Dm 9 7 di. $ 4 I 4pm ! 9 4 6 41 45 1,1 1 70 7! I 14 . 11.9..1 - 4 - iiith 28 80 21 - 24 se :ay. e pm lo 16? 0 I* i 11 n 44 13 11 6 6 41. 3 144 1 se se se' 60 00 e 4 61 ids gm I 1 416 I Do, Serip — I 10 rel.Conetrue. , 2llaht.(Li 10 Mame&Meru/ le. (L, 10 Maid ed Petroleum (Li 10 Trust&AgencyoLites.L. 10 r.st.uo.ort.c 10 ro.ll•rhis of LtverF I MAME 121og. Oa. IS Univers. Manna los. L 10 Upper Assam UMW& 10 Ditto 10 Pea Dteesetia Lead 60 Warrant PlnanewfrAws 1 w.tbattanicteas.a i 31 I pa;' 14 11 1 1 i l per I gal II IS 4 to b did' I e xcl par Ipaa PREFERENCE. SHARES. Great Northern 41 per ct velem. at 10 par et. pm., 101. Great Western original irredeemable, 4 per cent., 91. North Staffordshire, 2L FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam. 11j. Great Luxembourg, 15j. Sambre and Meuse, 91. 1. San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent.. MI. South Anataian and Lombardo-Venstiin, 16j, 16,1. PROVINOIAL MIA= MAMMA LITM/20og, TM 3.-Salis Soda, : - Great Nesters, NA I-- Landon and North Western. 1264 11 1 1 -Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 66V 91z d.-Metropolitan, Int 1 16 t 6 7--South Itoetern, 74 Birkenhead. Sat c .- Buffalo and Lake Huron, 64 11-16-Gran Huron . Trunk of Canada, 401 1 1 Igl4 Ll,lB, 42 311 3 4-Itrio, 63 z d.-united States rive -661-I.lverpeof Financial Association, I d.-liercantide sad Mauls Bask ilindied), 41 d.-Albion Marine ;thaltatil, 117-16 rt.-British aad Foreign Marine (Lintitcd 21 1146 p.- Mercantile Merino (Limite ( d x l i , 1 11-16 d.— Union Marine ittl), 1 4 P. Ind - 1 71'11 :P1 1 ' re le 1 1.—N 1 ° ntl steam • ( ' imMlll, - " Ft: 1.- ac ni c od= bulinme was done, at latter prices. Brim 63 1 1 1-Great Eastern, fait 9 9- -Meat Northern A, 146-Grand Trunk of Canada, 401 43-G reat Wasters. 666-General Credit (lladted), 1 7-16 p.-Lansoshir• and Yorkshirs, MI-London and North Western. Mg 6- , - Nraithbother, Sheflield. and Uncoinshirs, 681 9 -Metropolitan, 1161 11-11mtosn, 36-kfidland. 124-dooth Iretern, IS 1-United SWet 5-10 Two Boo& . 6 6 - Ole Sc d P B mds, 751- " rand * BLAIR Armes Stmt.—At Milton, on the 301 k (MUM and Om. N Lk -14°d ". Chatham * and Day". t6ixe ' sik, Mr. rASisMee Hegira dropped aen foal to Blair ma), Ist pest. elf. y Paramentsx, Ilia. 2.-Larreinghent Bank changed hoods Atha This is tin Ent predese be that world-famed to-day at tli and 31 ; Nottingham Joint Stock Bank. at 4 prow bone. The asps Foos to Lsmhtoo. On the sante day tits and amitighain Gas, elms A. at 133 per share. Itidland closed dent foal by citadel was dropped as saw The Dols sm. Oast. MI to len : South Staffordsblre, 861 to 81 ; Binning th " very foe one, sad hoe been named Derma* , (the Boman mo re esi : Birmingham Joint Stock nook, 401 to 611 ; 11 0 7 d's ____ _,, - . ~ _ . . 12 _ . span _ Nook 10 1 to 101 prem.; and Birmingham Wagon, 11 to 111 per ;t ri o:e d o an i 2/711:e property si UM brio r ne i eseog ike r tioos. tis = More. Lamm, To. 1.-Three _ per Mot. Consols. arS-New Three by Nntwith , the sire is by fiteahwell, thee combining Pet Cost Walk Sid I i-Ditlq far frzeolnk 81.11 re 861 - tile blood of Stockwell, lialbenroe, Tombstone. and Pm- Wm tor Nov Leas* g6}--Bank of Ireland ( teat held . 1 " .- token on the one side, and Netwith, Sir Eferealee, awl Ir e .s aNisai nalA illakl 7 ,g - P i "Mk - 4.-Di ri t lan to -N k tor gi° aa seSo aa pa i f t: so _ ofgas l4 ) , 17 1 et - sosthinittsi Whalebone bo; Blair the tor. It is otiods‘roahor both Amid: tbs that th? eireatierPrChrg. perre-atte for atoms, IL ernece. *mid be dropped the eons day. ALLEGED MURDER OP A WIFE AT BRANTFORD. EXAMINATION OF THE ACCUSED.—(THIS DAY.) BRENTFORD, SATaRDAT, NooN. This forenoon George Pepper, a bargenlau, 55 years of age, was placed at the bar at the Town-hall, charged with the wilful murder of Harriet Pepper, agei 57 years. The deceased, it appeared, had been an invalid for two or three yaws past, suffering from disease of the heart, and from a deformity of legs, which prevented her rising 1 from her chair. The vioieneelshich resulted is her death was indicted on her on the 12th January, sod she died on the 21st of that month. . . _ The prisoner, who is a grey-haired spare•looking man, was undefended. The first witness called w►e - - - - Helen Herron, servant to Mrs. Balling, with whom the deceased and her husband lodged in a hones is High street, Old Brentford. She said that oo thel2th January she was engaged making Yrs. Pepper's bed in the evening and the prisoner w■e present. He was tipsy end he said to his wife, " I will pull you off the chair." Witness then heard a stream and saw the deceased on the door. She said that the prisoner had kicked her, but 'rituals did not i.e whether he did or not. There had been some words about the supper but witness did not notice what they were. The witness gave her evidence with obvious reluctance, and the bench told her that she was clearly suppressing some of the facts which she knew. Mrs. Jane Balling said the isziaeuee and his wife lodged in my house at Old Brantford. On the evening in queston heard loud screams from the deceased. I went into her room and saw her on the 130,. She said, " I know ! shall die. That old brute knocked ma off the chair." The prisoner said nothing. Prisoner—She will tel that there was nothing unusual in my wife's screaming out when she could not move from her chair. We understand. that Mr. Bass, the hon. member for Derby, el hes submitted for the consideration of the government a !l proposition, emanating from a considerable number of 1 farmers in this county, to the effect that government should a impose a poll tat on the cattle of Great Britain of about ss. lc a head, undertaking thereon to insure against the plague, ic or evilest deaths from other dioceses also, es might be 1 deemed advisable, at an average value of 121. per bead for Si a year. We, however, learn that the governmeut doubt whether parliament would sanction such a scheme. It is computed that 51. a head on all the cattle to the country tJI would produce two millions sterling.—Sleaforilshire Adver tier. ll G EN ER A L CONFERENCE ON THE CATTLE PLAGUE. g —We understand that a conference, composed pf repre- h sentatives from all parts of the country, will be held at St. Si James's-hall, on the Bth of February, "to consider what steps should he recommended to the government and the I legislature in reference to the cattle plague, and to prepare and circulate petitions embodying the views of the mem bers of the conference." Several noblemen and gentlemen of position are expected to take part in the proceedings. Arrangements will be made for a deputation from the con- bream to wait upon Sir George Grey, and explain to him the steps which, in the opinion of the conference, ought to be immediately taken by the government and the legialae tura The question will not be allowed to evaporate in the Home-office; but, in the event of government failing in its duty, will find immediate expression in the houses of par liament—Yorkshire Gazette. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR TUB ENSUING Wass.—Hoeday, Royal Institution, at 2; Gene ral Monthly Meeting • Eatomological, at 7 ; Society of Arts, at 8, Cantor Leona.. Tuesday, Civil Engineers. at The Era is enabled to state that it it by the 8; "Craigellachie Viaduct ;" "Grand River Viaduct, Mau advise of her medical attendant that her Majesty foregoes Mies Railways ," Royal Institution, at 3, " Heat," Anthropological, Wednesday, Lite ; Pro- • Pro on Teasley next the wearing of the heavy state robe-, and rature, at 44 fessor Tyndall iocietyof Arts, at 8 ; "Purchase of Railways the fatigue of the customary prooession from the Victoria ty Government," Mr. Hawes ; Geological, at 8 ; " Forma. Tower to the throne. Lion of Lake Basins, New Zealand,' Mr. Travers ; " Dead A letter from Antwerp says :--" For the last Littoral Shells, German Golan," Mr. Dawson ; " Glacial Phenomena, Caithness ," Mr. Jamieson. Archeological fortnight the south side of our city has resembled an im- Aanciatioa. at 84. Thursday. Royal Institution, at 3, mense ant-hill, nearly 3,000 labourers being employed in •' Heat," Professor Tyndall, ; Royal, at 84 ; Antiquaries, levelling the ramparts, either with the spade or by mining. at 84. Friday, Royal ins'itution, at 8, " Deviation of The fort of Montebello has already nearly disappeared, as Compass an Iron Ships," Mr. Smith ; Astronomicel, , at 3, only a few vestige, of it remain. The works are carried on Anniversary. Saturday, Royal Institution , at 3, Art Education—how works of art should be viewed," Professor with a rapidity really marvellous ; and the population, Westmacott ; Botanic, at 4—Atheneum. favoured by the fine weather , mtlieem in ea" numbers to M. Saircrs-Bzurs. —Tile intellectual life of Paris tritons the 110008." daring the lest forty years has been his life. Nor is it merely The Federal medical staff of the war (says a New in the brilliant salons of the French capital that he has gained his knowledge of men sod books. He has York paper) consisted of a surgeon-primal, a medical been an earnest student, and devoured a mass of reeding inspector-general, 16 medical impactors, 170 surgeons sad that might appal the most omnivorous of Genesee. Asd assistant-surgeons of the regular army, 3,000 regiment al now, after all, whet Is the result of these natural gifts, of enrg ions and asaistent-surgeons of volunteers, 2,500 acting this intercourse with the great and wise, of this life of assistant-surgeons and physicians under contract, and 6 t o ilßea n anititudy se lf 7swooe mean, wr the so result ed! That f t'L em. ly i n." - p. medical storekeepers. There were 202 gene:al hospitals, parent in the career we have sketched—the earlier of one with 136,894 beds for patients. More than a million of who has kept a large mind open. to every variety of in patients were treated in these hospitals, of whom 1 is 12 Huesca ; who ban mend through a most instructive course died. The most fatal disease was camp fever, the most of experiences, mod sipped honey from system after system; who has in the general conflict of opinions made it his eon* common disease diarrhea' or dysentery, and, after these, steed practice to follow the arguments on every side so far inflammation of the respiratory organs. The numbsr con- as fully to understand them, but no further • who has on neatly sick was 10 per omit of the strength of the army, all occasions made light of consisteney, and been the most The mortality from disease was 48 par thousand in the brillieet of literary chameleons ; who hes scarcely one first year of the war, and 65 per thousand in the wan] single fixed opinion . ion any problem, literary, political. philosophical, or religious—to short, of one who has spent year. hie life in fitting his mind to be an elaborate receptacle for Last Sunday 100 ships were in Portland-roads well-arranged doubts. —Quarterly Review, new number. wind bound. On Tuesday they all left the reale. TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. The traffic receipts of railways in the Mated Kingdom amounted for the week BT. JAMES'S PaLsos, Fla 2.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to promote Lieutenant•Colouel endin g the 27th of Jaenail* on 12.307 mile°, to 627 9601., and for the corresponding week of last year, on John Heavy Cooke, to be lieutenant of her Majesty's Royal 11,H97 mil to 68,7501, showieg an iterate. al 410 il Body Guard of Yeomen of the Guard. vice Major-Ganerat •_,, 0. 59,2101 . : ,...on the following John Fitxmaurioe , K.H., deceased. The Queen hag been "" also graciously pleased to appoint Celosel William Pesten f o g ee roil€4 7 l 2Y; l 26.non ; amounted !!_, ag gregate, ._ ,Pn Purnell, C. 8., to be ensign of her Majesty's Royal Body week of 1865,'"0u 8,489 tc °! . lBo ; e 7 f 7 shoo r i rat i a Guard of Yeomen of the Gaon* vice Lieuteaanaoolonel incomes of 319 miles, and au 'acreage of 45.6871. showing an John Henry Cooke, promoted. —GrueSSe. increase on the Caledonian amounted so 3,0401. ; en THE 14T' Ma. (31980N.—1t la a fact equanY I the Great Essteru to 659 f. • on the Great Northern to honourable to the Queen and her distinguished subject (says 5,293/. • on the Great Southern and Western to 935/. ;on the Roman oorreseosident of a contemporary ) that • t'te - i the Orion Western to 3,0771. ; a the Lancashire and gram despatched by her Majesty! orders arr i ve d i n Rome Yorkshire to 4,655/. ; ea the L:don and North Western on Friday morning, tequitini after the health of the rime i to 8.9051. • in the London sad Brighten to 3,1511. • artist. He ma thee still seeeible, sod his Meads thinking on the London and South Western to 2,2251. ; os tbi; it would give him satisfaction, placed it in his heeds. On I Manchester. Sheffield, and Lieeoloshire. to 2.413%; attempting to withdraw it he held it se foot that they were on the Midland to 3,1221. ; on she North British to compelled to leave it, lied with this mark of royal favour • Lsgsj.. ' on the North Emma so 4.0191. • on the South i and ndsains in his heads, he died. I Eastern to 2 2111.—total, 45,6871. The g oods and mineral ST. klaaux's Woatuougg.—For some time past tragic on tiros. lines amounted to 314,4231., and for the aaibonatles of St. Martin's have been is negotiation the correepoodleg week of 1885 to 291.14 W., showing with ittalrray ve rsment for the sale of the above workhouse, as lacrosse at 23,8831, The receipts for passengers , parade, sad y , at the veer? meeting of Si. Mar in's, Mr. he. annealed to 211,603 E, stalest 189,196/.. Mowing an Boots asked the vestry clerk whether the ale at the pro !lease of 22,404 t. The traffic remit)** on 52 other Bees party had been formally decided soon. The vestry clerk essoested, ea 3,499 miles, to 101,9371., and for the an said the matter had bees flashy settled' lb* government reepoeding week of last year, on 3,408 mites, to 8 3,4141.„ waste give 82,0001. faiths property, including Archbishop showing an hareem et 89 miles sodof 13,5231. in the re* Tenisee's School , ho., sad that sum oleo intruded the et- 'apts. Th e sow receipt. of lbw port wee k show an In panes. that would be incurred by Um minimalism ri an MEN M 10,111111. as compared with those se the preceding establishment in tows. yeah, melba Ms 904 of January. Witness—l never heard her scream out behre this occa sion. W. Pestle said—l beard the deceased scream violently en the evening in question, and I ran in and melded to Mrs. Pepper up. She said, "Oh dear, whatever .ball I do I shell die." The prisoner said, " Die, if you want to die ; nobody will be sorry foe you." He said he would break her neck. After a while she asked for a doctor, and the prisoner went out and fetched one. He was is liquor on that night. I have often heard him threaten the deceased. Mr. Joseph Williams, surgeon, said be was celled in to the deceased on the 13th ult. He found that both her thighs were broken. They might have been broken by a severe fall. She died on the 19th January from those injuries. Witness had attended the deceased previously for disease of the heart and general disease. She was deformed, and could not move without the aid of a stick or crutch. _ _ _ The Chairmen, Mr. F. H. N. Glossop, thee cautioned the prisoner in the usual manner, and asked him what he had to say in his defeam The prisoner—Nothing but what hal been reprvented. I might by &cadent have put my bands upon the decea.ed and canoed her to fall. I have no recullectioo of the occur rence at all. . TheeCirman then said that the prisoner was fully corn. mittad fur trial on the tharge of the wilful murder of his wife. The prisoner WAS then removed and the witnesses caste boned over to attend and give evidence against him at the Central Criminal Court. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCII. I Pd. I a. plow. I !Ulm. 16i 164 12 23 Dom' 2 1 SI. 10! lle 4 6 pro 111 61 Iton 10 66 78 79 f - ! 1 84 2 19% * Pre 7e 64dla 1 Ma lUs par 6 8 dla 2 3 / 4 9 at 2 2. tom 71 6 * U. 16114 U 15 Non ti 14 id, iii 169 OS HONEY NARKET.-(rill8 DAY.) - 88) 80 91i 871 zd .- TA - 111 11 id 6i sd it be 1 id 3bi j sd Jd I.i 16i 13i di/ ONZ *Own. The operations in stocks and shares to-day ate not very extensive, as usual on a Saturday, but the market remains firm, and prises are again better in several instances. Some moderate investments have been made ow account of the public, while the speculators for a fall continue to re-purchase stock. Consols show a fresh rise of 1 per cent., both for money and the account. A few of the Britisk railways and foreign securities have also is proved, as well as London Financial, Imperial Mercantile, Joiut Stock Discount, and Overend, Gurney, and Co.'s shares. The advance in the latter, however, does not exoeed 2s. 6d. per share. There is a fair demand for money to-day, but the supply is large. The rate for choice Wes months bills is 71 to 8 per cent. The chargelin the Stock Exchange for advances till Monday ow English government securities is 61 to 7 per cent. Consols are quoted 861 to 1 for money, and 861 to 87 for the account (February 8). Foreign stocks are firm, but the only change it the speculative descriptions is a rise of pee cent. in Italian of 1861, and Brazilian scrip. _ _ . The quotations are as follows :—Greek, 121 to f ; Italian, 611 to 62 ; Mexican, 201 to 1; Spanish Pas sive, 241 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 1 ; Turkish, 1866, 381 to 39 ; Brazilian scrip, 1 to 1 prem. ; AMU.= to 1 prem. The transactions in American securities have not been numerous, and prices exhibit ne change. 5-20 bonds are now quoted, 661 to ; Erie Railway Shares, 33 to 1 ; and Illinois Central, 74/ to 75/. International Financial shares are now quoted par to prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 11 to prem. ; London Financial, to 1 prem., ex div.; Imperial Mercsetile, 1 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to prem. ; Overesd, Gurney, and Company, 41 to 1 prem. ; and Joist Stock Disoount, 5 to 5 din. Tue Scotia has arrived from New York with 68,000!. in specie, and the Arago, from New York, with 50,000/. The Oneida, from Brazil, has also brought 18,919!. The Borussia, from New York, has brought 31,000/. in specie for England. The silver market was flatter yesterday, there being little demand for the East; the nearest quo tation for bars was ss. 17-16 d. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and the rates for bills on Holland were more favourable. The Austrian exchanges were quoted rather lower. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.11 502 ; ditto. 3 days, 1L174 to 18i ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12.14 to 2; Aomori,. 3 months, 25.471 to 521; Hamburg, ma blase, 3 menthe, 13.94 to 10 ; Pena, 3 days, 35.121 to 20 ; ditto. mouths 25.47 1 to 521 ; Franklort-m-thrMaies, 3 months. 1201 M 1 ; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 months. 221 to 1; irtsum. eff. flo., 3 months. 10.75 to 80 ; Thema. ditto, 4 month; 10.75 to 80 ; Madrid, 3 maths, 461 te 1 ; Cadiz, 3 mouths. VI to 4. Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.66 to 70; (Mom. 3 months, Z. 65 to 70 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.66 to 70 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to TO; Palermo, 3 sacetlm 23.65 to 70 ; Marine, 3 smooths, 26.65 to 70; liebost, 30 days, 511 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days. 511 to 1. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Coin and bullion Demme £140,006 Bills discounted Dwaine 830,009 Government deposits neoreme IIb.UU6 Notes in circulation Doi:tram 6%1,500 Private deposits 2 , Demean 72,006 The decline in the coin and bullion is not heavy, and the movement in the disoonnts indicates a de cided diminution in the demand for money. At Paris and Brussels the rate of discount in the open market is 4/ per cent. ; Vienna, Hamburg, and St. Petersburg, 5} • Turin and Amsterdam, 61; Frankfurt, 3 ; and Be . rlin, 7 per cent. Through out the Continent the value of money is consider ably lower than here. At the meeting of the General Irrigation sad Water Supply Company of France, held yesterday, the directors' report was adopted. The guar an t eed iuterest to the shareholders at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum to the 31st of December last amounted to 10,0971. The meeting of the Land Securities Company was held yesterday. The available balance was stated at 3,9901., and a dividend was declared for the half year at the rate of 5 per vent. per annum. The balance carried forward is 1,4491. At the meeting yesterday of the Electric ead, International Telegraph Company, a dividend of 5 p r cent was declared for the half year. At the annual meeting of the National Freehold Land Society, held last evening, the report pre sented mentioned that the peat year has been cha racterised by an extension of business in every de partment of the society's operations. The deposits (as compared with last year) have increased from 294,2521. to 366,4581. ; the repayments from 237,5351. to 254,4831. ; the members' capital from 365,761/. to 689,5751. ; the balance advanced to members from 141,0641. to 146,457/., and to the British Laud Company from 331,086/. to 465,6981., and the net pro& is 20,8371. as against 16,6151. at the end of last year. The share certificates of Charles Laffitte and Oa (Limited) are now ready to be exchanged fur the bankers' receipts. A private telegram from China, just received, states as follows :—" Latest dates—Hong Kong, Jan. 15; Shanghai, 8; Foo Chow Foo, 10. Ex port of tea for the fortnight 5.000,00011)s. Very good demand. Exchange in Hong Kong, 4s. 7 7 Freight at Whampos, 50s. per ton. FIIDAT EVEMIL Consols, which closed yesterday at 86 to for next Thursday's settlement, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed 861 to 4. For money the last price was 864 to 1, and for the Bth of March, 87f to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ont. Oonsole, for money, 864, 4,4, 4 • I ditto, for , aooount, 861 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, ; New Three per Conte., 864, 4, ; Bank Stock, 245, 64 ; India Stock. 208 , 9; ditto Five per Cent., 1024, f ; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1 01 ; ditto Form per Cent. Bonds, 14s. prem. Indian government securities were dull. Errs chequer Bills remain quoted 7s. to 2e. dis. The foreign stock market was decidedly firmer to-day, and prices showed an important rise in many instances. Mexican Bonds of 1864, Spanish Pas sive, the Committee's Certificates, and Greek, were in prominent request, and experienced an advance ranging from 4to per cent. Turkish of 1865 and Egyptian scrip also improved 4, and Italian of 1861 and Brazilian scrip, k. Portuguese Bonds, on the other hand, declined 4. MINES.-(THIS DAY J Ons 0'0441414. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business. Clifford Amalgamated shares are quoted 15 to 16 ; North Treskerby, 3/ to; ; Wheal Beton. 220 to 223; Great North Laxey • Ws. to 325. 6d. ; Wheal Grenville, 3to ; East Grenville, 31 to;; itad Great For, 30/ to 3L Chontales Gold shares are firm at 4to 4/ ; and Frontino and Bolivia at 27a. 6d. to 30s. ~: i.~