The Express. — London, England, 1866-12-22 00:00:00

Popp. 24 F, said the prisoner was given into his ..ad arid nothing. He was perfectly sober. prisoner said he was very drunk. He had been a good many drops to drink. lwere—Yon had been earning a good many, I \ but under the circumstances that the Metropolitan Board of Works, by their own surveyor, had allowed pipes to be laid in their own offices at a distanon of not even two inches from woodwork, he thought the present summons might be dismissed on payment of 25., cost of summons. SHARE L, think. of the witnesses said he had seen the prisoner hand bundles to another man., m iaow was remanded. r. Pl ove rs said the employer of the boy Holmes ought ride him with a bed much m this cold ore than what I get. weather. d es —I can't expect OLRRICENWHLL. BYSTIVATIC SOBBLRY BY A SHOPHAN. Sofa a young man, a draper's assistant, em- No. se, Southampton-row, Russell-square, was with stealing from his employer 171. 10s. in gold, dollen handkerchiefs, and other property. prisoner has only been in the service of the prose. for about six weeks, and from what had come to his F ledge he had no doubt that the prisoner had been eye ally robbing him. When the shop was closed the cuter put some money in the till, and the following dog the prisoner went for the keys rather earlier than I. They were given to him, and when the pro- or went down he found that some of the money had removed from the till. The prisoner when accused •- denied any knowledge of the robbery and refused to have his boxes searched. inti le consented, and then the prosecutor found a of articles that belonged to him and also shag con 10a. in gold. The prosecutor asked him how thator the possession of the money, and the id it was what he had saved ; but when the Acr told him that he did not believe him, as he said re had no money when he entered his employment, prisoner said that the money belonged to him (pro 1, and that he had taken it • shilling or so at • id that when he went out he changed the silver for olicasergeant Chown, 5 E, asked for a remand, u he lit be should be able to recover some more of the utor's property. wisoner declined to make any defence or to ask any JD. Barker said it was a case that he should have to ) the Middlesex Sessions for trial ; but the prisoner be brought up again for further examination next rls DI Y.) ea I Fr 118 120 ao 66 100 llama and Easter In (Caledonian 100 ; Cambrian ... ... all Cork and Bandon all .. Cornwall.. .. . . HO Dublin and Banat Ane 100 Dundes,Perthotabd In an lad London &rip Carl 10 Do 100 Glasgow and& Western 100 Great Eastern Ord. 84 100 Do. E. Ant.. Stk., No ! 100 Great North of Sootland 100 Great Northern 100 D0.J..1 Jim. no ay. wi le° Do. B") til Bp.c. is paidS 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock 100 Gt. South & West. (Ire ) 100 Great Western 100 Do.inourVaLGua.flik 1100 Do. Booth Wales 110 0 Do. W. Ma —Oxfo 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Lancathire &Yorkshire 100 Lou. Atn, & &Cosa 1100 London,MatMtm,&Dov 300 Do. Ma Eaten.ABp.c. 100 London &North Wean. 100 Londou&SouthWestern 100 Man. abet., &Llnoolnidi \ 100 Metropolitan 84 Do. New all Do. Extension all Metropolitan District ' 4 Do. do. do. all ' Do..iSt. John's-Wood 100 Illdband 7 Do. 419 Shares .. 100 Do. Wm. & Derby 100 North British 100 i Do. Win ,Perth.Dund 100 ;N. Eastern—Berwick BA Do. G. N. Z. Pure.— 100 . Do. Leeds 100 ; Do. York 100 1 Do. Carlisle all I Do. Stock. &Darling ; 10 Do. do.. 188001 100 North London 0. Do. do.. 1864-6 1 • Do. do. 1888 100 North Stanordshlre 'lOO N. & & Western June • 1 100 Bead& Control 1 ;100 Shropehim Union • 100 South Devon 1 100 South Eastern all litainee.Wald l 4l lBlo o 4 ! • 100 Tar Vale S I Do. C I I lan • Waterford & Kilkenny ; - ;Waterloo & Whitehall a s IS is TO TT _ di 114 116 67 68 6 • THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1866. Cn o'Czocm. The tendency of the railway market is very favourable, the dealings still showing a large pre ponderance of purchases. Great Northern stock has improved per cent. ; Great Western, 4; Great Northern A, ; and London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, 4. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1241 to 125 ; Great Western, 524 to 4 ; London and North Western, 118/ 1 to 1194 ; Midland, 1214 to 122 ; Isuicashire and Yorkshire 127 to 4; Caledonian 1194 to 1204; South Ea stern, 66 to ; Great Eastern, 274 to ; Great Northern, 116 k to 1174 ditto A, 1274 to 1284 ' • London Ch a tham, and Dover, 152 to 164 ; and North Bri tish, 354 to 364. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are mquired for, and have improved 2 s. 6 d. , viz., to 154 to 4. Other foreign, as well as colonial, lines are quiet. onnutAior swims AND STOCKS. IL Pd. ZULWATI 1 Cl ti= " 11181 p. m. - _ 00L01 rd• 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 ,1 100 100 ,1 100 No. I efeau. 000 \ Ammo Britashadat.l3p.c2,l l l7 l 106, Do. 1816 .... Can. Ogre p. a., 1157 . /44. .. Do. 6paret,Pob.l34". Do. 6peretller.3 ex \ 1,1u . ,1138 Do. 6perca..lan. 666,8013 Do. 6 at Ina. 170,001 Capeotollope6per. lB7ll .. Do. d 0.1190-1908 —.. Do. do. 181040 .... Do. do. 180341 181, D0.59.e.dp.4086.1180 ii 108,000 Ce i t: . m,Nov i r B,6 a tca 1. 200 ' ,000 &Mina 6 per ci, u 1811 nit 100, Do. 1878 100, Do. 1882 800, Do. 1886 1 Natal. Oar. 6 per cent.. moo New BrannOov.lperct. 1,136,800 New South Walee Gor.. 6 p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 ' 100 3,871.800 Do. 6p. 0.1888 to 1893 ' 106 660,000 D0.6p.c.r,1867 to 1875 ' 100 1110,000 New Zealand 6per out. I 100 1.000.C91 Do. Epee out. I 100 500,000 Do. 6 per cent. 18911 100 I 103,000 D0.de.1431 June&Dec 1 100 150,000 Nova Scotia 6p. c.,1176 ; 100 1,850,100; Qualwaland Oow. 8 p. 4 i 100 —.. A.Auet. Gov. 6p. c.,67-77 100 761,8001 Do. 1878 and arrds. 100 850.... Vic.Ciov.6w. r. Jan. July 100 7,000, ; ' Do. 6y. ca. ApriletOo 100 as 85 67 ei 86 Pi 911 78 80 76 75 101 105 10S 106 102 104 104 106 88 DO 101 103 106 107 104 106 104 106 106 107 108 106 104 106 08 100 Pi 96 . _..------ George Jopp. 24 F, , ne toly and said noth Thep iiiiiir sai d 1 h i ving a good many 4 Dir. Flowen•—Yon aould think. • One of the witnessa wend bundles to Imo . Juni n . The primate was re Mr. Flowers said th ee prov ide him with . Persona Holmes —I can't ex C r. Serien n t BISTVIATI , f ale, eha Wiliest Soles a about ths n imed at No. 50, So 11--- ur ged with stale Int&n.riit dawn handker , the di m , • OM ,___ along e h i • The pawn or has & t shouting, * (Int" " ab o ut ' o was the . t3loWleage he a( u a t " . tonically r obbing 1 and It m oscautor put sourvim, 'morning the prisone nd • wheal the was, of emit They were secu t or went down broken, and six wa s h,. been removed from - of this denied ar injur, h u t the meas. at fi rst refused t t the defers. mateyr of arti he consecles t ntr 0 plaintiff 6 , numbe tsining 17/. 10s. in self was not he accounted for th fendant had toner prosecutor s told hin sar• i, the de , that h A man in the prisoner said I the accident • secutor), and the time, sad that eau the (me t tl e , Ilibi. eti full omit Police .sergeant thought he shoul .-- prosecutor's prope The prisoner de, ore the Lord question. •) Mr. Barker said send to the Middl .is father as would be brought aliuties. ' week. DISTURBANCE AI :DiRbY Ser. .Michael Heade t. charged with ma on of a shoe. eolwich-road, relieving-otlice. the Victoris From the evide ovenaen, and MI the plaintiff • that the defend& re his fatherb dent ran out he again went tot plied with the di rely lacerated was refused. lie ..hat the can, use of most SIC rapidly into such a disturban , Barking-road, eject him into tb to strike fire adv. When in speed the boys offensive deacrip get out of the The defendant 1 as it nothing would give him before he was he had done. hospital, where Mr. Barker sa erat days, sad troublesome fell tension thin In had better be a to follow may brought here mg, verel punis hed, my had contri• I hl iigence. It sp. Mr. •ey said Saturday last, & man named • months for inde but, according t drunk, sadCHART Mr. course of his C ar l Rhe jr and another blington, was i got into the relieving officer orth Woolwich, unlawfully negl • as unable to Maria, who ha of his hand perish of tiling tee ; _ that the Mr. Beard, a s only trotting, fentlaut, said b e plaintiff, who wife was an int running spinet std: to show ti Mr. Messer, was admitted, of the affair, and 'gement, Mr. : :yin' g very slowly Sorth Woolwich. Caroline Bee servant in the p• told the jury ch ildr en last wl umphries, or 1 at Lei lying, he gave ia t and was 'howl ,s equally liable, Be remained e obligation el been there a public highway, , i& l eed na i h d ig h & e r re only question t and bli, ',chief was canted ' for ' ~, .1%, -- 0 wan driving the . hia tn a ring ----- t • admitted, an rem court, toned stain. On td • bad not been before Mrs. DIVORCE , on the seco RT HEARD). tritons the] lave begun their I red and he live cases but the t left. She is the evening. • Ulock ate ° b : same bedroot PTCY. smoked ones - . be kissed bet inslow.) nn d he and 3 1 sad when hi ractioe at Norwich. , n i ce man , m arise in respect of • o mi t hi m , iublic companies— • Rhein, and she went -1 on behalf of the saw her e uisignees from pro- get off the 1 . s turniture, ke., chemise ant s :—A valuation et Mr. Bean at the instance once &sun e bankrupt's fries& T h e magi e assignees the li" opinion thu A tion. adjourn Mr at 40. was a fair defendant c was submitted THE PO( 43 indicted upon the box, with e. _,, 'edg e d. ill( mrd in opposcuon i 0 Liquorpon M. 10s. ; the case of Mane 'e Go: held that he assignee, more Pa' 3 , of the , manse' John Rc ri refore dismssed tan charge of custody, dwelling-I terrace, S OLT RTS. mor It n app nig, on duty ) at a wind sistance c where tb roots. raw con oo ;ire his address, was saw then : ore Sir R. NV. Ca into the 1 rden ohs. men wee i n the employ of Mr. st the in were to shop for a few minutes and l'i away for about two laurel the prisoner o n the men named Lit% aped. oovern ,e if they we cdiately went after females running as bi rd loner th aptured him and found in leaph and a hand.saw. On Ramie natant another hand-saw, and a n with Pi 31r. I I entire straujer to a nd he was given into r the Holloway prigs , Biwa iiii Ad la calendar months ' a Apri1,16.56, under the amend real E previous conviction was akm • tried again 4 the Mr. 1 ~one, 1865, under the soar.. name d ?balloter,' iir have but Phillimore wsecte: show t hat man was connoted stones resent Deoember sessions. ii, his defence. . ._, . Tritn o ' ted the prisoner for tries eli r. IXT. sail hi not:on. named /Para Theta son, HOT V 't lived in Short's -garden's as c h a rged with steallig_ too, ..., wo bunches of venni joule ohs Finch , 4, Elisabeth the d 6 o'clock bent art a quarter pas t,_ io d Mr teat, having bought • 4 4 keen . rket. Ile was stair :oog e __, istletoe when the ..... ;;:: !rem the van two ariT.7 21st ran away with the own to one which pr gone r it-.. m n ,„ ie van. About 15 miao w. :: ed to take soother Twig gw 7 ji • in to seize the p take a, the prisoner dodllin_g_,A tero i, and stalls in the c ro wd e d to d . boot h tan soh e mploy of • " —t.: gun .ter, and h ad no rein it .e last nig ht. Got s,M" the mas t e r was selling e L e s ing - had been up an 2 7 tee Ammer lurking abou t ~__. the anything .... Vitae OU. see .• ~ ___,, Mx • . said , It 7 thi le prisoner ti bead." Pre'el'e bi - t ut ma , u from the crate at the w , ,_ • vith it before witness T,! ` l 7 c ,fter, he came back wit ~ off with another , disguise, Teeegel eed . r afist, fa biro lie came aht , tt ,,, si .: H e thaubt,7 gaW,rb.ill ;now t I dt4 ." ti threebundles of /33 116 117 126 128 90 99 511 Mk ao 36 ao 25 1204 127 84 27 154 104 10 20 1104 1181 al 83 MI 124 424 1 25 2 2# 101 1 0 2 84 66 111 122 n Pro 90 02 36 se 14 18 /On 106} ::i L e i gg S6 104 pm 11? 11 9 1 ;Dm - -pm n 78 114 118 148 166 43 44 ni e t 160 163 II 40. 1.01 11l 14 Vie 18. 61 1681 71 8 6,11 6,01 11 7! 611 1 3 I i:1 6,9011 727 3 6 7 6,00( 6 4 1,021 16 s,oix 119 181 :9; 821 2 49i 9 51 1 04 241 54 5 1 • 101 I 99 6i 3d 6.‘ lOO 1,1 Pm I 100 00 - !ft 1 BILITISH roassionoms. ...l Fd. F KLILI AM. 100 all .Atlantle&St. Lawrence St. 100 Born. Bar. &C. In. g6p.e. 20 I 10 I Do. F Shares A I all Buffalo & Lake Huron 16 all ! Do. Preference 100 1100 ,BnE.,Brant.,&Goderlet i 6 per cent... 18724-4 St 1 100 •Cal. &S. Eutesp. c.g. i IOG Cape T. & Doc rn k 6p.c. g. 100 , all Demersra,7p.c.perpret Si 100 East Bengal gu. 6do 20 ! 6 I Do. do. 6do St. 100 Fast Indian go. 6do ot 100 Grand Trunk of 100 all , Do. Equip. St.r6 n pl a ti 100 all Do. /stmt. Bonds ..1 100 ell ! Do. do. deterre d., 100 all ' Do. tod ire!. Bonds.' 100 ! all ' De• do. deferred 100 all Do. grd pra t. Stock.. 100 ! all , Do. do. deferred 100 all ' Do. 4th peer. Stock.. (00 I ell ' Do. do. deferred. St. 1100 Great Indian Paninsula 10 all Do. gua. 6 per cent. 20 6 , Do. New do. .... 20 ' 4 Do. New it. 100 Ot 6. of ladle g. p. ct • it .100 • Do. dl pee it, I Do. toi all Ot. Western of Csu;;.le l Ve Do. New 100 all Da6p.c.Bds. pay. 1873, IndlanD 100 all Do.Si do. do. 1877-8., 10 raneh(Limlied) . it. 100 ,Madres guar. 6p. cent. 1001 Do. do. 41 de St • 100 , Do. do. 4 do 20 all Do. Fifth Extension' 6o all Melb. and HOtoollllllsy 61 100 all I Do. 6p. et., pay. 1880 . 100 100 all Do. 6p. et., pay. 15x6 88 St. 100 N.& otCan.6p e.lst.p.ll 82 it. 100 :Sande. rut 5 Pa cent! Oa St. 100 , Do. Delhi ow. 10 6 ' Do. do. do I V lt I SI. 'lOO Do. Puulautb do. I9O is. : 100 Do. llama. Mot. 68 - -- 102 103 jab a tlon 4 es 72 45 55 1011 1041 102 103 1051 Mk 181 18 115 87 66 68 60 66 60 62 37 40 22 24 1 - o - ii MI ___. t 1 pat, fpm 100 102 91 4 - 2 121 1 111 1 2 1 38 32 81 8 1 1 11 1 Us ' 104 103 $2 34 K go .~~ i JOINT STOCK HAKIM -114141 11 iTa IT. 110, ----- 0001 60 , Agra& Masterman's ( L.) 25 10,000 , 60 . Albion I 16 40,300110 0 ' Alliance Limited 1 18 100,006; 20 Anglo Austrian , 6 40,0001 60 Anglo Eepptian (Lim.) 20 10,000, 50 Anglo Italian (Lunited) 10 11,300 ID Asiatic Flank Cor.new sh 10 30,000 40 Australasia • all 12.5001 20 Bankof British Columbia• all 11,606 20 , Do. New, issued 2 pal 6 10,006 25 ; Bank of Egypt 26,000 i 20 Bank of Otago (Limited); 10 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L. l l 15 10,000' 60 Bankof Victoria, Austral' 25 60,000 1 10 Bank of New Zealand.) 10 60,000; 20 . Brasitlan&Portuguese(Li 10 20,006 60 ; British &CalifurnisMl )1 TJ 2000, 60 British N. America 10,0001 10 C. Bk. India, Aus., China; al 10,0001 26 Mart. Her. of India, &e al 60,0001 20 City 10,000 100 • Colonial 50,006 10 Consolidated Bank (L ); 4 60,000 10 Do. do. 10,000; 150 Delhl and London 10.000; 60 , But London (Limited) I 60,000; 10 • Eastern Eicharige;Lim) 1 10,000 30 English and American . It 30,000. 20 Eug.Scot.rt ausLChartal al 40,000' 50 EnglishandSwedish 20,000 100 Imperial Bank(Limitedl 002,500 251 Imperial Ottoman 0,000 25 lout= 6,000. 25 Do. New 100,000 20 Land Mort. Bk. 11141*(1) 60 20, 0000 000 1 1 60 I Lon.BILM 00 Do.6p.c.DeMeb. , nco,Jl lB64,3o cl6).( yrs 13,000 100 Loudon and Bragllan 11,000 10 D o. New 6,000 100 London& BlverPlate(L ) 4 10,000 25 I Do. New, isa. at level 11 .0.000 25 , Do. do. do I 110,000 20 ' Lon. Ch. Bank of Audit. a 17,500 60 London and County 11,000 50 ;London Joint Stock ll 26,000 20 !London & South African. al 10,000 100 Lon. & Western (Um, I 6,000 50 I London & Venetuela(L) 11 60,000 100 London & Westminster. B 10,00 100' Merchant Bank (Lim.) . 1 21 6,000 100 I Do. N ew 60,000 50 , Mercantile &Exchan(l ) I 12,156 100 ' Metro. & Pros. ' 6,000100 Midland Bank 0L1m..1 • • 10,000 6 National of Australasia 20,000 100 National of Liverpool 10,600 100 N. Pro. of England I t 66,000 10 k Do. 2nd & 3rd lama 1 60,000 60 ; National Bank 60,000 10 ; New South Wales all 60,000 20 North Western 60,000 25 Oriental Bank Comore. ; sli 27,216 50 Provin.itanidngCoep.(l4l 10 10,000 100 Provinc. ef Ireland 10,000 10 Do. do. New all 20,000 23 South Australia 17,051 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa 10,000 100 Do. do. ma at 6 pm.; 10 40,000 26 Union of Australia 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (LW ); 12 ; *MO W Union of London ' 16 90 99 99 97 96 9 6 99 100 96 as 97 99 95 97 97 9 9 91 91 lie 108 106 106 104 106 6 7 6 7 406 416. II 20 22 5 0_ it i se 0_ 10. 4 17_ AB. 15 1 16 1 1 1} SO 21 . 21 si 2 4 21 i Sisis 35 53 3 6 2; Si 2 23 24 26 300_330. "+__{ 18 *2 1 2 10_ 11 -- e - 1 - 12 14 N 55 115 125 es 70 18 90 10 12 155 145 1 7 9 BILITIBII diEcir - efirnaL lO Den. G. Coe. (Threat ) 1 Denham'Ds 11.0 East Basest (Elope) - 198 East Camden Ernst Care Brea gad Grenville East Lovell SI I 5.9.0 LW. Rama (Tavista)i 1113.6 Grumbler & tit. Anbyn. 06 4 Great Limey (Limited). all Great South Volpe .. G. W. Vor (Holston) 1 40 Grenville .. Herod's Foot .. Hinastan Downs , 110.6 .. Margaret , (Un) Lelaat) 13.17.6 i 1 a /lar w3 k m e d ‘ s a i l ro lef i ore , 4.10.6 .. New Seton ••• • , .. North Roakear ..'North Wheal Crotty 1 LILO .. jPreeper United .. Provldenee (1:. Lelant 10.6.7 .. i 'S. Caradon Va. Clear', 1I .. South Condarrow .. S. W. Frances ;Illogae) 18.18.9 .. Stray Peek i 36.16.6 .. 'En Croft .... \ Zee= (allogan) 1 ~1 West Chiverton e., .. , West Seton it' .. 18 1 /le. Basset (Mogan 6111 .. IWh. huller 1/tedruth). 1,0341 .. W,ltary Ann ;31enhen ) $6 .. .Wheal Seton 45,000 .. Wh. Trelawney LiaLl ii 14 11 474 is 6 rit.o SERIOUS FIRE IN FINSBURY. An extensive fire took place late last night on the factory of Messrs. Barry and Company, the coffee roasters and spice merchants, Type-street, Chiswell street, and extending into Ropemaker-street. The building consisted of five lofty floors, and besides the machinery contained a vast quantity of Indian curry, mustard, and spices specially prepared for the Christ mas festivities. The immense building, with the exception of the beaement, was entirely destroyed, and a second floor back warehouse also destroyed. The total damage will amount to several thousand pounds sterling. FENIANISM IN NEW YORK. - It is again stated that James Stephens has been seen in New York within the last few days, and that all possibility of his reaching Ireland to commence a revolution is past, owing to the preca for u- tion! taken by the English government, whose in mation by their agents in New York gives them every opportunity to prevent the maturing of Stephens's schemes Sk. against the safety of her Majesty's crown and posses ions. fa Fenians in this city are beginning to get dis- heartened at the fact that no news reaches this t o side of the ocean as to the state of affairs in Ireland, 10 0 excepting the bogus reports manufactured by interested st.. parties to keep up the late feverish excitement and St. thus draw upon the greenbacks of the Credulous. Bt. These proceedings are at best, however, becoming flat, *- stale, and unprofitable to the muses, who have been st paying heavy weekly subscriptions to the funds of the si. C. 0. I. It. If Stephens does not keep his word to fight 99. by Christmas, there will be a sudden end and complete St. smash up of the Stephens wing of Fenianiam in America in St. a very short time. At the Roberts headquarters the three s t rooms are crowded with rifles piled or stacked, or under- st. going the burnishing process by the armourers. Bayonets, St. thick as leaves in Valhunbrosa, and thousands of new St. regulation jackets and pants of the Irish republican St. army are to be seen strewn around the floor, ready St. to be sent in cases to the different circles as quick as they can be packed by the ready hands have ;,.` of the workmen. The caps o f the Irish army m . brass harps affixed, otherwise they resemble the caps St. of the United States Army. A few days since General 10 Gleason, an officer high in the confidence of James 10 0 Stephens, called upon President Roberts, who is hardly Iv able to see his most intimate friends owing to the fact of to the constant preparation and bustle around head-quarters, st,. and informed Colonel Roberts that he wanted " 1,000 dole. 9 to go to France and watch events." This modest request St. was respectfully declined by t he President of the * Fenian Brotherhood. He informed General Gleason 11 - that he understood from th e newspapers that James Stephens was receiving immense sums of money, _ alluding to the fact it was s tated that he received &a. 30,000 dole. from some source a few days since; this was St denied by General Gleason , who declared it all " bosh," * and " newspaper talk," and adde d that " there was no at money " at Stephens's headquarters. President Roberta i then o ff ered, if James Stephens would give to any true u leading Irishman of character and known patriotism, under t' an oath of secresy, a synopsis of his plans (if be had any) for the purpose of showing that he in tended to fight, that he w ould g ive up the Canadian scheme and join Stephens at once. General I si Gleason replied that be had no authority to speak for James Stephens, and seemed as if he wanted to close the conversation. This satisfied Colonel Roberts, as he says, of the utter hollowness of the Fenian movement against Ireland as hitherto d e veloped by James Stephens.—New York Tribune, Dec. 10. 'mere DISTURBANCE AT THE ST. PANCRAS RELIEVING-OP fries. 'ana-67-a;r7, to be seen strewn around the neer, Mithael 11 " ndruA " , a rough-looking young fellow, was to be sent in cases to the different circles as quick Ili: 1 ill ) Do. charged with making a disturbance at the St. Panora' as they can be packed by the ready hands St. 11" Load relieving-office. St. 100 Lend of the workmen. The caps of the Irish army have e s . 100 man. Frain the evidence of Mr. James, one of the relieving' brass harps affixed, otherwise they resernble the caps ea 100 je s t s , overseers, and Mr. Riley, the warrant-officer, it appearW of the United States Army. A few days since General 10 Se Do that the defendant was on Tuesday relieved, and yesterday Gleason, an o ffi cer high in the confidence of James 10 all Do he again went for the same purpose , but as he had not con - Stephen s, called upon President Roberts, who is hardly , 10 ° 811 Metl__ plied with the directions that had been given to him, he was refused. He then became very abusive, and made able to see his most intimate friends owing to the fact of `" in al l , "" n , the constant preparation and bustle around head-quarters, gi. D es IeD7D me of most filthy and disgusting langur, and caused and informed Colonel Roberta that he wanted " 1,000 dole. 9 7 I Ito such a disturbance that Mr. Riley found it n.ecessary to tog o to France and watch events." This modest request St. 105 Da eject him into the strut, which he did with much diffi- was respectfully declined by the President of the Si. 100 Neel culty.. When in the street his language was of the most Fenian Brotherhood. He informed General Gleason Stv 100 1 D°- offensive description.Sß 100 :24. 1 that he understood from the newspapers that The defendant said he was willing to work if the officers James Stephens was rece • i mme nse sums of money, " R. riop Di would give him an order, and said he was sorry for what alluding to the fact it receiving stated that he receiv ed it: dee I Du he had done. 30,000 dole. from some source a few days since ; this was Se 100 1 D Mr. Barker said it was plain the defendant was a violent troublesome fellow. He would now be discharged, but he denied by General Gleason, who declared it all "bosh ' " * all 1 la and " newspaper talk, " and added that " there was no 1 . 11 ! 11 2 1.,D had better be careful what he was about, for if he was money " Stephens's headquarters. President Roberts " 100 ' c ' e again on such a charge he would be most s b rou ght here e- le 9 D then offered, if James Stephens would g ive to any true 10 •• D verely punished. leading Irishman of character and known patriotism, under se, 100 Woe Mr. Riley said the defendant only came cut of prison on an oath of secresy, a synopsis of his plans (if he had St 100 N. Saturday last, where he had been con fi ned for three any) for the pu rpose' of showing that he in- St, 1100 Soo months for indecently exposing himself. tended to fight, that be would give up the 1 1 141 : IP,P, 1 E 1 ! CHARGE AGAINST A MERCHANT'S WIFE. Canadian scheme and join Stephens at once. General ' l li' 170 Sore Mr. Carl Rhein, a merchant, of 82, Rotherfieldartreet, Gleason replied that he had no authority to speak for 1 0 6 11 es s Islington, was summoned by Mr. William Henry Mester, James Stephens, and seemed as if he wanted to close the it, 100 . Tai relienne officer of the parish of Islington, on a charge of conversntion. This satisfied Colonel Roberts, as he says, 1.5 1 e 1 I unlawfully neglecting and refusing to maintain his wife, of the utter hollowness of the Fenian movement agaiust it. ilOO •Wi Maria, who has become, and now is, chargeable to the Ireland as hitherto developed by James Stephens.-New NI I 4 IVri perish of Islington. York 2'ribun, Dec. 10. Mr. Beard, solicitor, who appeared on behalf of the de- ira T - Want, said be did not wish to deny that the defendant's •-•-"'""._ _ wife was an inmate of the workhouse, but be should be WEATHER REPORT.-mus DAY.) Iso 1 all .At Se 100 Bc I abl: to show that she had been guilty of adultery. —... 20 , 10 I Mr. Messer, having proved when the defendant's wife SATURDAY, DICEMBIJ. 22, S e.N. SI/Call ill war admitted, and also stated that she was near her con- ---•------------- 16 , a n 1 bement, Mr. Beard called I IY. , esteems. ' oft. 100 ino ,Bi Cardin. Bessett, who stated that she was a domestic h. T. W. 1t01...--`-- - -.. W.' 3. It to 1 12,7. D. servant in the employ of the defendant in the early part _______ _ ...-- _ ...—_- —i--L- al •• 114* ''' .l of May last whilst her muter was absent on a v isit to his mom children at Leighton Buzzard. A man called at the house Aberdare l- - -- : 1 -- : 1 - 1 : - at it 'll !i l l : 00 g iand was shown into the drawing-room by Mrs. Rhein. Leith 90.39 42 W. 1' 3 W.S.W. an -! 1 ge !6 t Be remained with her about an hour. 'When he had Ardrossan 30.41141. N. 3; 4 N.W. of ;0.011 1 e t . 100 / been there a sho rt time she went into the room and Ci v re Zr age h ,....:: 30 - .41 1 4 - 0 ' 8-. E. 1! i - E. ;!= I i 3 1 4 • 00 I s t 43 soured his arm round her waist. He left about 3 o'clock p ipe Clear ' - I-! .- I ... I .... I_. 100 1 11 11 . • and said he should return in the evening. He did Liyerp001.....30.4 6 43 8.8. E. 1 16 - W.N.W. co !- , 1 100 a u ' so, and Mrs. Rhein told her she might go out Holyhead '3040'43 E.SE. 1 S.S.N. IOc; - 1 2 100 an • for a walk. She did. so, and when she returned she l'elleallee- • •' 20 .e 2 , 50 Z. i O . 3 1 H. 0I + 2 Kg, : ~u . had to ring the bell two or three times before she was Bretz- - : - 2 100 ; a it 3 ll sibuitted, and then she saw the man coming dodo the ssa Ind g; art. stairs. On the Wednesday following he called again and Plymouth _10.43 49 7.. 01 I E. ' nil -,. 1 100 i a u ' bad not been in the house more than a quarter of an and Weymouth .. 30.43 45 N.E. 1 1 • S F.. ', 0'- ! 3 /a Imp i before Mrs. Rhein and he went up to a bedroom Portsmouth.. 30.0 39 N.H. 22 ' E.B.g. !of— 1 1 30 all on the second floor. They came down together, and Londou .... 30.42 38 Z. 0 2 W.S, W. obi ,- i i - 20 6 , witness then noticed that Mrs. Rhein 's face was Yalls°° tb • - • ra..44;4446) W.N.W...,,. 1 2 W.5.W..4 I t) ;-_ -. I sta ll ) 1 1 4 I f red and her hair in disorder. He took tea and Shields - 3 ;A; 10 ° 0 • 6 left. She saw the man again on the Thursday week about Haa se • 12 eolockatnoun, and then he and Mrs. Rhein went into the • same bedroom, and afterwards he stopped to dinner and REMARKS -------------- 4 all meted one of Mr. Rhein 's cigars, and as he was leaving Barometric pressure has increased considerably In the north, ipp a n • be kissed her. On the following Tuesday he . again called, and is now nearly uniform over the British Isles. Temperature and he and Mrs. Rhein went into Mr. Rhein 's bedroom, generally has dl' led our northern Mot westen eonsts to° all • and 10 3 risen on - our southern n and on eastern emus. The wi nds; are light 44„ um 1 sad when he left Mrs. Rhein told her that he was a very and variable, and for haze is very prevalent. St. 100 nice man, and wade use of some very l ovin g ex p ressions ...........-.-..-e----es SA 100' 0 about him. On this occasion she wanted to woe Mrs. 20 all • Rhein, and called out to her , but receiving no answer THE LORD RErTORSHIP OF ABERDEEN UNIVER- 100 60 all the went and looked through the key - hole , an d SIT 7. all -We learn by telegraph that th e election of Lord 100 all saw her on the bed. She also saw Mrs. Rhein get off the bed, and then her dress was open, exposing her Rector of Aberdeen University took place yesterday, the at. 100 it 100 chemise and neck. She did not know who the man was. candid , t ea being Mr. Grote, the historian, and Mr. Grant st No Mr. Beard submitted that the complaint should be at Du ff , M.P. The students vote in four nations ; these 20 I 6 once dismissed. divided equally, the geese numbers being in favour of Mr. /„ 1 ., ', l4 * , w The Magistrate said from what he had heard he was of Grant Du ff . The casting vote lies with the Duke of -'- opinion that this was a case for another court, and would adjourn his decision for a month, to see what course the Richmond, the Chancellor of the University. , flu. 1 : defendant would pursue. LONDON ORDINATION. -The general half-yearly THE Noir Rel.-Mr. Barker has received for the poor ordination for the diocese of London will be held at her °°•. 0 ,,,t 0 1 box, with a request that their receipt might be acknow- Majesty's Chapel Royal, Whitehall, to-morrow (Sunday) 4 3 7' 0 ledged. the following sums :-From Messrs. Reid, brewers, morning by the Right Rev. Bishop Anderson, D.D. (sonic- 100 ,000 Lemorpondatreet, Gray's-innaoad, 101. ;A. P., cheque, time Bishop of Rupert's Land), rector of Clifton, Glouces- son® 10/. 105, ; and the Goldsmiths' Company, a cheque, 20(. tershire, n il Chancellor of St. Paul's Cathedral, under a 10,000 WANDSWORTH. commission from the Lord Bishop of London. The Rev. 1000 DISTURBED. G. G. Braaley, D.D., Head Master of Marlborough Col- BURGLARY 3°°°° John Raymond, a hawker, was placed in the dock, on a lege, has been requested by the Bishop of London to 11 1 2 ' 2. X 0 charge of being concerned with 'Richard Pitt, who is in preach the sermon. Morning prayers having been cele- Wog custody, with burglariously breaking and enterthe bested at 10 a.m., the ordination service and sermon will woe dwelling-house of bk. Oliver Hoak of No. 7, Beeulah. commence at 11 a.m. This royal chapel holds 800 persons. 10,09 terrace, South Lambeth. Part of the body of the chapel and the whole of the 2 0 , 001 1,0,W1 It appeared that shortly before 3 o'clock yesterday galleries are free to the public. s 50.00 morning, police-constable Cable, of the W dividon, while THE BISHOP OF LONDON.-The Bishop O f sew on duty in South Lambeth, heard a snapping v oile London has been advised by his medical attendants to ZOO at • window of Mr. Hoskins '' homey. He obtained the as- abandon his intention of holding his Christmas online- to,oo sistanee of another constable and went into the garden Sion in person. The bishop is able to take walking exec- n. t . where they saw two men at the back kitchen window. cise, but is still far from strong. It is understood that the Z . " 0 ',..1 Both constables then watched their proceedings. They ordin ation will be held by the Right Rev. Dr. Anderson, 40.00 1 saw them strike a Lucifer and enter through the window Chancellor of St. Paul's Cathedral, formerly Bishop of to,oc 1, into the kitchen where they struck another Inciter. The Rupert's Land. men were, however, alarmed by Mr. Hoskins, who got up ARRILVALs FROII MEXICO.-SeVeTal notabilities, l i g , at the instance of his wife who heard a noise. The men accredited, or attached to the late government of the 80 : 0 , . e were followed by the police over some fennel, Prince Maximilisn, arrived here yesterday by the steamer 3 0 ,0 and pitt, who had concealed himself under • Manhattan, from Vera Cruz. Among them were the 40,0 ei laurel tree, was captured. The other man es- Bit ish minister, Mr. Searle*, and his sta ff , on their way 20,0 e aped. Raymond's apprehension was caused by a back to England. His leaving and closing the legation 201,5 re conversation heard by Sergeant Micklejohn between Dome signalizes the end of the " Empire." But there :1 R females who visited Pitt in the cell. They told the pri- are other significant signs to the same effect by 10 4 d loner that "Jack" got home late a s he s p rained his foot this arrival. A number of Austrians-some of whom wo o el in leaping o ver a wall. When the sergeant apprehended were attached to the " Emperor's " household, some offi- toe In Raymond he told the of fi cer he was suffering from Olen- oars in the " Imperial" guard, others civil engineers- 13,1 id =Atka also arrived in the city by the atone steamer, on their way tee 31r. Ingham remanded the prisoner to be brought up back to Europe, and they bring the information that at Z 44 to with Pitt next week. Havana quarters have 'been ordered for the reception ,•,.., THE CHARGE AGAINST A SIGNALMAN. of the retiring " Emperor." With these departures it 1,0,, in , W . Winne Coring, in the service of the South Western may surely be said that the " Empire" is at last 27, a % Railway Compaey, was re-examined on the charge of in- gone to the things that are part and known only in the r 2, he decently assaultg Martha Chun, of Sussex-street, Bridge- pages of recording history. Mr. Searle* will, doubtless, 05, the road, Battersea, while in the garden which adjoins the em- give Sir Frederick Bruce the full particulars of what is It the borkment of the line, and close to his signal box. going on in the Mexican capital before he sails for England; 4 the Mr. Haynes eppeared for the complainant, and the pri- and later despatches to our own government will put us in 10 for saner was now defended by Mr. Jones. possession, before many hours elapse,. of the progress • on. Several witnesses were called on the prisoner's behalf to which is being made toward terminating the inv a sion. 50 rted show that the girl hail been in the practice of throwing Meanwhile we gi v e considerable space in other columns to- 17 - stones at his box, and calling him down in to the g arden. da y , to the verbal r eports of some of the retiring officials.- 0 11 , From their evidence it appeared that the complain ant had New York nines. U e ns dal. been on terms of familiarity with him. A SPEECH THAT WOULD STARTLE.-There is alc Mr. Ingham thought no jury would convict the prisoner, 14 and he therefore discharged him. Mme-honoured custom observed at public dinners and ban quets, of proposing in a set speech the health of the army ; 41 etalh GREENWICH. and it has become equally customary for the senior officer WON HOT WATER PIPES IN CHVIICH-SINGV-AR CASE ENDRE present, in returning thanks for the honour, to speak ding THE BUILDING eel. with pride of the e ffi ciency of the army, and to express his Boer Mr. Z. D. Berry, of the Albion Works Pimlico, at- confidence that it will never b too fund wanting in time of nth - tended to a summons, at the instance of Mr'. Badger, jun., need, but will always continue do its duty, as it always the deputy district surveyor, charged with an infringe- has done, and so on. ralow let u s suppose that at any of clock bent of the Metropolitan Building Act- our great civic feasts, in place of the usual formula, a reply , lad Eir. Badger stated the complaint was that pipes had to this effect were to be The army is as loyal, nil oi been put in a new church at Sydenham for the purpose of and the fighting qualities of both officers and men as User heating the building hy means of hot water, and that such I good as ever they were ; but if England or any of our OW Pipes were placed within two inches of the woodwork, the 'colonies were to be invaded at short notice, we could not ellsor_e 21st section of the act, rule 4, declaring it unlawful ' repel an invading enemy. Our regular army is diminishing , r leo• to place pipes for the purpose named within three from the scarcity of recruits, and the refuted to re-ene .gee! sat* inches of any woodwork or other combustible material. lof those men whoee fleet term of service is daily expirme ; all" Mr . Train said no doubt the object of the act was to I and our troops of reserve are of such a nature and so badlv eon*, Paid against fire, but to suppose that woodwork would ' organised that we could not depend upon them for much 1 Leg is take fire from the heat of the hot-water pipes was prepos- assistance. An opinion prevails among the classes from 1 ow ed tenons. The effect of such heat upon the wood would be which we ought to draw our recruits, that they can obtain to dry it up, and make it less lasting, but that there was better terms and more comfort out of the army than in it, sue danger from fi re was absurd. He did not believe even and this notion is being spread further day by day by the ngeged or dit gunpowder would become ignited by such means . I sine-expired men who are quitting the service. There is Mr. iterry !mi.l he had been eat the aloes of a general impression among the o ffi cers that the small awg a ''''- the Met opolitan Board of Works, Spring-gaidens, carry- pnvileges and advantages which they were led to expect 02 14444 nig lag out a similar eystem of heatrng, under the superin- upon entering the service are being one by one withdrawn, tendence of the board's surveyor, Mr. Veniality, and without compensation being given, and that there is a there the pipes were actually en the woodwork. The niggardly spirit exhibited to both channel ves and the men Vitneo l most delicate subitance could not take fi re from in all these minor matters, while the expenditure in the If it s the heated water pipes, not even a lacifer administrative department grows more and MOTO laTillh, ill''' ale tt match , and if the section of the act referred and a large pertion of the money voted under the head . s eo"'" to was strictly enforced it would be simply im- of "Army estimates" goes to maintain an army of clerks in 1 wi th possible to have the luxury of heated pipes in a gentle- London . , who only obstruct and d.lay businees instead of men's bath room. furthering it. Loyal and obedient, the army suffers in boodle'.at Mr. Badger said his only desire in bringing th e case be- silence, and makes no sign visible to the uninitiated; but him - ' fore the magistrate was to shield himself from *spore- these are the facts of the case. We prey you to inquire r a tips., lain . ; whether this be not the truth, and it will then rest in rue raid„, * ,, ; ; ay. e & r.,-, Mr. T r im said th e snrveyor had done no more than hands to place us on a proper footing.-Fraser's Magazine the act required him to do in the performance of his duty ; for December. No. I MI. MOAN 6M11.110 118790 n Zii 61 6 I — Uist 1 1 71 0 0 1 —96811:1:12:11schilulk 63 65 11 14 29 81 6 4dll 20 15 di' 87 39 7 9p® 2 21 Ws 3 dis 46 48 id 15 16 33 115 14 16 ST_ 39_ I !Pm, 4i t 2e s 1 aim tO 7 6 dill `1 14 16 I 11 10 dm, 1 Oils Sti 411 ti 63 - - °I I 10 8 413 15 13 .114 2i r 2 di, 7 9 48 0 11 tiPta pm l a 1 2pm If 9D 21 id 20 O 412 d 5 • 42 44 ill 12 13 12 10 4 2 416 Ili 10 7Ws 10 94 0 6 25 14 16 15 11 9 dim 126 9 7 61 ' DO 1 14 10 6 2 6 1 2pm 15 l P 42 2 Pm 42 68 51 44 ettil iv 42 42 ei 1 sedia l 31 83 85 " " 14 12 as l 7 4 dis 40 50 10 8 418\ 44 45 FOR SIGN OBLIGATIONL RLITAYI ip Lausabourti P. o=9 Ilavana and Slatanms 1507 - - Lausanne and Fribourg Iltatanms and SabanMa Do. Second Imes.. (North of France S p M. Do late CharL SI P. et. Ottoman (SmYrna. Rs.) \ sair Parls,Lyonsotlln Sp.& Do. New SP n 5. Recife (Fern.)• • Royal Swedish 5 p. et.. LaGrande 7 p. ct. Z. us. &Lom-Fen. SP.& = i South Nast of Port. Tp.a. i thernarrancesp.e. l th Italian. S per el i W.RN. W.of Frs. SP. LI 111 11 1 31 84 87 lin 01 100 as ea 11111 Ite IS 70 80 is 12e W 2 04 le II 64 87 81 9 12} In 6 6 In in I S t first and Wed India . !IN ISI 164 t. , Loudon aStYstbsain. 100 67 09 100 Do. Dib. Si. 6p. ant ,au St. Soutbamp4oo . ..., ... 100 -- L St. &um Coarsardal •.1190 -- DILBENTIIILE STOGIU Ito. 181 i. 1 l i aT 490.013 FA. Gt.lnta 4 p.c. 100 Mar.1 6088310 St. o.Ntlin.4 P.c. Jen.&J 1100 610,000 Bt. ' G.Wata.—W. 11.-ox., 1 1 j p. ct., Jan. & July .... 1 100 61E000 St .Lane.JtY k.4p.e. J a n.&Jly 100 630.000 Bt. iLen.BrigbAp.e.Jan.&lly 100 102012$ Bt. kl,.&N.W.tp.e.Jsn.& July 103 312,830 SR Do. 84p.e. Jan.& July 100 250,730 6t. L.&S.W.4p.e. Jan.& July 100 .. • 1 St 1 Mbiland,tp.e.Jan.& July 100 St. N. British, E. P. & D.E., 5 p. et., Feb. & Aug. .. 100 82.4111 R. Estrn.,4p.e.lan.&Jul 100 1 St. SeoLN.E.,4p.e.dp.loct. 100 atoms._ I CI. prises. gnat 93 98 1 91 98 - 'B3 91 94 92 10i 91 114 9 2 94 ruwELLaszove. No. Idol war....m...___ 60,000 , 10 Angloelmerican (1), a ll 14 ; 61 , 161 1 50,000110 Angici•Mazican Mint •.1 all 141 114 I - LBOO,OOO St. Atlantic Telegraph _ lOO 37 42 1 - 11000,00 3 St. Do. 8 per cent - 'loo 73 78 75 31 50,000 ; 25 Australian Agrical 114 17 13 1 - 40,000 25 'Australian M.L&Ift.(LI II 1 , Idle - 1 10 BanswarahTealtstateaL, 5 64 Os - 47,0 00 ,000 .10 /derlin Waterworks (1): all 11112 I 13,000 10 Do. New •3 1 11pm. 41 -- 36,000 100 Bolckow Vaughan (L ) 221 1 Ipin - 40,000 6 Bombay Gas (Linalted ) MI! 444 - 10,000 I 6Do New I 3 1 0011 - 6,000 60 .Britlah American Land , 44 10 21 1364,700 Mt. B. &I. Mag. TaL (L) _lOO 90 94 - 60,000 20 British Shipowners , 71, 41 31414 - ,916 321 C a nada Company , all 74 78 .- )1 60,000 1 0 Caoadi an L oa n&lnT(L) 14' 1 1 25,000 5:1 C e ylon Company 12,000 20 . Ditto A shares . ,2• 14 1 dls ad, 27,000 20 •Chl , 101 %did 00,000 • 10 CityistaSt.Ship&L.Coall, • Discount, Limited.• 1 3 : 14 I din - 50,000, 26 CityolLoudoult.Pro.(L). 8' 3 21dis ad - 16,041 30 City of Milan Impro.(L)' 10 1 8 6 diiil - - 4,969 30 . Do. - - die , City o Of f M cesoscol Lim.) w Gas (L )1 all 1 10 820 41s , - ,000 000 ' 25 50 City fi 10,000' 50 Colonial, Limited) 10,0001 60 • Do. I 221. - - i - 30,000 60 CominerclalUnion(lns ), 6 1 Idis Ipea) 3 00,000 : 10 Com. of AfricanMer.(L)l 2 Iclis pars -- 17,600, 20 •Continental lin.Oas(L) 121 0 4 Ms, - 13,000 ,26 'Cop.l2.Eng.,Pref.7l7sc. all 610 ! - 300,0001 10 C. Folic. of England ,L) 8 41 4.115' :1 i 10,0001 50 I Do.of Mauritius (L) lO 6 4 d - 10(rtirbi, tit. ,Crpttal Palace .. - 1160,820 . St. I Do. Preference llOO 1 107 110 - 8277,000 St. ' Do. 6p. ct. Peep. Deb. 100 ! 107 110 - 7,6001 20 Darjeeling (Limited) 6 4 - 10,0110,100 DiscountCorpuration(L) 20 15 13 - 18,000! 10 Eastern Assam Tea IL` 51 7 6 d - 10,0001 5 0 Ih.ludiaLand,C.& IfinlL) 10 I 8 4 71. - 60,000 , India. LIT*. & Canal 15 ,63 41 - - 80,0001 60 lEbbw Vale W 13 12 di - 113,813, 20 :EgyptianCom.&Trd.(L) 9 1 41 4 i, - 11879,976, St. jEhictric Telegraph -•• • • 100 . 133 433 1361 70,0001 3 I Eng.&Aus.Copper(lim) 21 11 1 20,0001 50 • Eng. and Foreign Credit 71 5 3 4 • - 10,000 .100 Eng.& ScottiihMarin.( I 9 7 41. - 26,000, 10 ,FairbahnEagineering. 6 2 1 di.' - 30,000, 20 • Forent (Warehouse (1 )12 1 ;pm 123 10,0001 50 pellitara (Limited) .. - 20 - - di- - 250,0001 20 Ill.Credit&Fin.of Lon.(L) 6 11 lid 41.1 20,0001 15 .oen. Steam Navigation 10 IS V 252 - 5 ,010150 ,030 ,10 liongKong & China Osal all 810 1000001 20 . Hudson's Bag_ all 164 le; -1 80,000, 20 Im.LandCo.Marseillea 10 8 71 in 2 50,000, 2 Indian Carrying (Lim.) 11 1 Osclis - 160,0001 20 jnternat.Finan.Soc.(L) 3 21 2 dis di 3 - 800,000, 20 Internat.Landeredit4.) 6 4 6 41, - 30,000: 50 Italian La nd 6 2 11 x d 60,000 , so Italian Irrig.(Can.Car ), all 6 7 71 1.000000 100 : Do. 6D. c. lids. r. 1870' all 60 dis 266 hi 10,000. 60 Land Securitke(Lim.) 1 6 4 3 4,000, 25 Lond.AfricanTradlng lO 7 6 itts - 10,000' 25 'Lon. &Caledon. M. (111 5 4 3 dis -- 60,000. 10 Lon.ConnilLand&B.(L I pm - 12,000• 5 Loud. DistrictTeleg.(L. 1 all lf Of - 40.000 60 'Lend. Arian. limo. 14 ) 1 26 18 17 di 81 148,620. 4 Loud. O. OnsinbusC.(L)l all 3 31 31 , 5,000 60 Lond.& ol a e g .Ens.oo.(L. 25 24 21 dis, - 64,500. 20 ,Lond.Provincialllsrinel 2 , Idls Iprl 60,000 '2O Madraslrriga.&Caual... 164. 21 1/.11.. - 1 20 I Do. I all 17 181 - .... 10,000 25 'Marine Investment (L.) 611 f 414 is - 12.600 •20 MawitinsLand,,tc. (L.) 2 , 1 Ofdls - 12,000 10 ,M ed it. Eaten. TeL L'' all ' 2 3 - 10,000 ,60 . Merchant Shipping (L ) 40 I 10 8 dig - 23,000. 20 ,Millwallls.l4.&Dock(L)l 171. 121 12 44 - 40,000' 50 'MillwallfronWorks. . 1 71 1 10 d dls - 02,500 10 Natal Land &Col.C. ( . 1 ) 6 1 4 3 dip - 120,000 1 26 'National Dia. Com. (L" 6 4} 91rm 141 60,000• 25 Do.New,tas.69.2ltabePl , 41 3 31 1 4-16 m - 10,000 •25 NationalProv.llmineN ' 21 2 dis - 10,000 100 NationalSteamNay.(L) 30 16 1 13 dls - 6,000, 20 NerbuddaCoal&lron(L)l 6 il pm - . a g 6,000' 20 , Do. New - 26,000 : 10 NewConsolidat.Dia(L), 21! 1 ig ' 10.000 26 N.7.ealandL&M.Ag.lL• 211 1 bit. ' 10,000' 25 .N.ZeahndT.& Loan (L) , 5 1 4 4 pmi 16,000 10 NorthernAssainTes(L)., 3 i 6 6 dil - 26,000 10 . Do. B , 9 1 71 r ...i,.. St. N.Bris.Austrabuisn(L ).100 , 40 40,000 50 N.Brit.&Mercan.ln.(L ,6415 16 • 18.000 10 Nowgong Tea (Limited , , 4 I 4/ 1141.1 - 60,000 25 'Ocean Marine Ilnsnra' 6 1 14 16 pm , 201 - 10,000 60 OrtentalFinanciallLim.) 11 1 10 8 diil • - 30,000 6 O r tealalGas(Lintited)... all', 61 61 - 10,000' 6 ' DB. New par Ipm: - 60,000, 10 Vrientlnland SteamlL ), all I 1 1 2 - 26,000 10 !Otago &Sthlaud invest: 2 I 01dir - a d 10,000' 5 Ottoman Gas (Limited)! all 2 4 - 61,500 10 Panama B. 11. liteani(L. )1 all - 10,214 61 Do. do, 1 all 7 3 111 4 - 1800,000 St. •Peelltiv.Landst Illn.(L )1190 17 sn - 10,000 50 PenhasuLar&O.Steam 1 all 62 64 sat 20,000 50 ' Do. do. New 1451012 pm zd• .- 17,000 10 I QuebrsAa L., R., M. (L all 26 27 ), an i I - 10,000 . 60 Ilbymney iron - 10,000 . 16 I Do. New all 7 8 18,034' 28 'll.lo.l.o.lt7'lmprov.(L) all 18 20 db - 15,063• 26 ! Do. do 22 7 6 - - 10,000. 10 .1110 Janeiro Oas (Ilm ), all 20 21 _ 9 16,.00001:::, 1:t. !0 Royal Antra 111119 team invest.(L'l 6 oo 1 9 4 1 9 2 7 5 _ 30,000' 20 Soc.7lnan. d'Esmste(L) l 10 7 6 die 210,0001 60 S. African)f. & In. (L) 1 2 ,1 6l Sits „..„--- 14.200 1 26 ,SontnAnstrallan Land_ 23 36 lac * 111280,000, U. !Submarine Telegraph .... ,1j Do Scrip I / 1 - ITelConstruc.&ltain(L) -- 'TA W I " I I Do. Do 1 \ - 100,000 . 10 IThamea&Merseyln.(L - 7,600 10 iTrinidsd Petroleum (I - 37,500 10 TrastdAgencyo l M l4l - 60,000 20 T. &L. Co. of U. - 100,000 50 On. Marine of Liver. (L) - 30,000 6 Unite 4 K. Teleg. Co.ne (1,., - 50,000 2 0 linivers.Maillns.lL.) - 26000 10 Upper Assam Tea (Lha.) - 26,000 10 Do. - 10,000 le Van Dieme n ' s Land (1 ) - - 16998101 100 IVlceroyofKgypi(Mor.X. 20,000 50 Warrant Finance 3.104.11 - 10,000 60 Wortindia&PacificSt.(L 1 --, lidl. l icf I St Si Pla al 1 1 i 034113" I s ji It § o® -- 5 31 :t its — 3d" -- 2 7 15 4 4 71' -- till 6 441 -- PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 5 per cent., 110. Great Western, Original inaderym. 4 per cent., 72. Great Western, Original, 5 per omit. redeem. pref., 94. London and North Western (Shreasb. Wela.), 83. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Recite San Francisco (Lim.), guar. 7 per sent., 101. San Paulo (Limited), 14i. MONEY M nil '4l ' 961 6 ad 107 106 10i i 5 15 14! - 14 -1178 DAY.) Oil ovum. The stock markets remain firm, with a good amount of business. English government securities continue in request, and Consols are strong, at the improvement of yesterday. Home railway stocks are in increased demand, and have further ad vanced in several cases. Most of the recent speculators for lower prices are engaged in closing their accounts, and the upward movement is assisted by some bond Me purchases on account of the public, who are tempted to invest by the low quotations now current, and by a belief that most of the railway companies will not find it difficult to get their debentures renewed at the turn of the year. Foreign securities and banking and financial shares are inquired for, but prices gene rally exhibit no change. The transactions on the whole would be still more numerous but for the Christmas holidays, which have now virtually com menced. Owing chiefly to the holidays, the applications for discount are upon a rather large scale, for a Saturday, and the rate is firm, at 3 1 1 per cent., with exceptional business at 34. Many merchants are now obtaining advances to cover their require ments during the next three or four days. In the Stock Exchange the quotation for short loans is as low as 11 to 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, ex div., for money, and 891 to 90, ex div., for the account (January 10). In the foreign stock market there is a demand for Spanish Passive and Russian scrip, which have advanced 1 per cent. The Commit tees' Certificates are likewise inquired for. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 581 to 591 ; ditto of 1865, 321 to 33 ; Greek, 131 to 14; Spanish Passive, 201 to 1; ditto Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Italian of 1861, 551 to / ; Mexican, 181 to 1 ; and Russian Scrip, 1 to 14 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds show a fresh rise of 1 per cent., viz., to 721 to 1. Illinois Central Railway shares are also better, at 79 to 1 ; but Eric have receded 14, being quoted 471 to 48. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. preference shares are without variation of importance, at 164 to 1 and 31 to 1, respectively. International Financial shares are quoted 21 to 2 dis. ; London Financial, 171 to 17 dia. ; General Credit, 11 to 11 dia. ; Credit Foncier 41 to 41 dis. ; National Discount, 91 to 1 prem. and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 1. Two o'Cwee. Consols are unchanged, at 891 to 1„ ex div., for money, and 891 to 90 , ex div., for the account. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 22c., being sc. better. The large sum of 296,0001. in gold, chiefly in bars, was sent into the Bank yesterday, forming a portion of the 641,7291., the arrival of which was reported on Thursday. The rest will be taken there during the next few days. The Scotia, from New York, has brought 54,5001. in specie. On Change yesterday afternoon the only altera tion in the rates for bills was a further movement against Russia and Austria. The usual list is sub joined : Amsterthun, 3 months, 11.181 to 11.19] ; ditto, short, 11.154 to 11.1 6 4 ; Hottenhuu, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.194; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.43 ; Hamburg and Altons, 3 months, 13.84 to 13.9 ; Berlin, Cologne, kc., 3 months, 6.t54 to 6.2ii4 ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 291 so 291 ; Paris, short, 25.15 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Marseilles, 3 mouths, 2.5.374 to 25.42' ; Fninkfurt-on.the-Maroc , 3 mouths, 119 i to Vienna, 3 months, 13.50 to ; Triode, 3 months, 13.50 to 13.60 ; Madrid, 3 months, 47f to 4711 • Santander, 3 months, 48 to 47f Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to4Bl ; Seville, 3 months, 48i to 48; Malaga, 3 months, 484 to 4, j ; Vdencia, 3 months, 484 to 48; Bar celona, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 471 to 476 ; S ara gossa, 3 months, 48 to 471: Leghorn, :1 months, 27.20 to 27.30; Genoa, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.30 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.30 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 27.20 to 27.:0; Messina, 3 mouths, 27.20 to 27.30; Lisbon, 90 days date, 511 to 514; Oporto, 90 days date, 511 to 511. Telegrams from Bombay, dated the 1 2 th inst. , quote the exchange at 25., being to 1 per cent. lower. The silver market here consequently re mains dull, with no demand for the East, and very little fur the Continent. Bars are uote rm. d otd. to &s. OP. per ounce ; and Mexican dollars, 45. 111 d . Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 21 per cent. ; at Frankfort and Brussels, 2 ; at Hamburg and Berlin, 3/ ; at Vienna. h ; at Turin, 6 ; at Amsterdam, 41 ; and at St. Petersburg, 7 per cent. It is officially announced that the dividend of 4s. dis • in the pound will be paid to the creditors of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited) on the 27th, 28th, and 29th instant. The Caledonian Railway traffic return; hows this week a decrease of 8031 . compared the corre sponding period of 1865. At the meeting of the Cr y stal Palace Company a dividend of 21 per cent. was declared. At the meeting yesterday of the Italian Irrigation Company a report was read by Mr. Splatt, with reference to his visit to Turin, and, after some dis cussion, the following resolutions were carried : That tins meeting have heard with much satisfaction the clear and explicit report of W. F. Splatt, Esq., on his return from Italy, and cordially adopt the recommenda tion indicated by him as to the exchange of the bonds into the obligations of the company, and pledges itself to use every exertion to promote such exchange without delay couditionally on the p assing of the Sella conven• tion. That this meeting expresses its high sense of the exertions of W. F. Splatt, Esq., for his arduous services in the resuscitation of the Italian Irrigation Company (Canal Cavour) from its great peril, and as some consideration to him, agree to recommend to the board and shareholders to reimburse him for his services and sacrifices by allowing him 5 per cent. on the first two coupons, when these are paid on the bonds and shares. The ninth ordinary g eneral meeting of the Alliance Bank (Limited) will be held on the 17th January, when a dividend will be declared. The third ordinary general meeting of the don and and Liverpool Hotel Company (Limited) was held yesterday. The directors' report, which was adopted, showed that the disposable balance stand ing at the credit of profit and loss account was 3,9321., out of which a dividend at the i r te of 10 per cent. per annum was declared. It w also de cided to carry B(i3/. to the reserve fund, and the balance to the next general account. The annual drawing of 4 per cent. of the gross amount of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail s - way, Pennsylvania section, or is announced to take place on the 18th proximo. A general meeting of the Llanberis Slate Com pany (Limited) is convened for the 31st inst. FRIDAT EV VIM]. ' Cowls closed yesterday at 891 to i, ex div., for the 10th January, limed this morning at 894 to 90/, and close d at 89 to 90. For money the last price was 89 / to • The offiCentcial Consols, business report is as follows : —Three per . f or money, 891, 90, 89/, 4; ditto, for account, 90, s9i; three per Cents. Reduced, 89, /, 4 8 ; New Three per Cents., 89 , 4,8/, 9 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent., 107/, 4, g- ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfacee rupee paper, 100/, 1 ; ditto Five-and -a-Half per Cent., 105}, 44 ; ditto Bonds, 255. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock and the rupee paper were firm at the late improvement , Exchequer Bills remain at ss. to 10s. prem. There wa s not much demand for foreign stocks, and the variations in prices were not very nume rous. Turkish Bonds of 1858 were in request, and rose 1 per cent. ; Brazilian of 1865 and Danubian were likewise 4 better, and Spanish I Passives, 4. The Committee's Certificates met w ith some inquiry. On the other hand, Turkish of 1863 and 1865 (Six per Cents.) declined 1 per cent. ; ditto of 1862, 4 ; Mexican, 4 ; and Italuin of 1861, Greek, and Turkish of 1865, I. Russian @alp closed at 4 to 14 prem. ,ARKET.-(T - 11 MINE.S.-(THIS DAY.) Ow' Maim There is not much demand to-day for British mining shares, but prices are firm, in consequence of the upward tendency of the metal marktk. Clifford Amalgamated shares are quoted 61 to 7 ; Great Vor, 14 to 14,i ; Prosper United, 24 to 3; North Crafty, 2; to 3 ; Great Retallack, 12s. to 14a. ; Prince of Wales, 255. 6d. to 265. 6d. ; Eamt Lovell, 91 to 1 ; Tincroft , 1 0 to 11 ; D evon Great Consols, 10 to 420 ; West Caradon, 13,1 to 14 ; South Caradon, 300 to 310 ; West Chiverton, 53 to 64 ; and Wheal Chiverton, 61 to 7. The directors of the St. John del Rey Minih,g Company (Limited) have received from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, Nov. 17 Produce for October, 53,585 oitavaa ; cost for October, 11.7091.: profit for October, B,rf Produce 11 days of November, 18,940 °Haves ; yield, 9.908 °Sivas per ton. We are officially informed that a large majority of the shareholders are strenuously opposed to the attempt to wind up the Mineral Rights Association, and that the company has excellent prospects of making good profits with the capital already paid up. The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelmen and North : We are at last ahle to report a more animated business in some branches of the metal market here, with a slight advance in price, sad the general opinion is gaining ground that by the turn of the year the improvement will make further progress. The iron trade is depressed. Iron.—No alteration has taken place in the position of Welsh bars or rails. When the wages question is settled, the trade will be able to form a better opinion as to the future course of the market. Pending the quarterly meet ing of the ironmestent in Staffordshire, there is but little doing. Prices of finished iron are weak. An ofilekal decline of 255. per ton is anticipated. There is but bids doing. Copper. —We have to notice a decided improve ment and considerable business both in English and foreign copper. The former nearly realises smelters' il,uotations. Business has been done in Burrs at 854 ; Wallea-oo at :if/., with further buyers; Chili bars in Liverpool, 751. Tim—The market is very firm, and a good deal of business dons in Straits at 821. and 83/. per ton, according to quality ; $4!. paid for two months prompt. Ponca tin nominally A. - 0. ; English tin firmer. The Dutch market is firm et 491.—Tin plates remain in the sane position, with very little de maul Lead.—A steady market at previous quotations. Speller.--A large business has been done here, es well as in outports, at the following quotations :—Spot, 22/. ; end of January, WI. ss. ; Feb ruary, T2l. ss. ; common outports , 21 /. 15e . ; specials, 221. 2s. tid. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL WITON MARKET. (TRIS DAY.) (BY ZLECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TRLEGRAPB.) trawl OUR OWN CORRISPONDYNT.) The market uvery steady. Sales probably 15,000 or 0,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet to-day, and prices ore quoted the same as yestenlay. Mnßurr ivr tanrs.—Town tallow, 455. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 21,1. ; yellow Russia, 465. Od. ; melted stuff Sts; rough ditto, 18s. 66.; greases, Ris. ; 6.lmd dregs. as: SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS D M AY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at lowing prices :—Prime clover, from 100.. to 115 s. ; it ferior ditto, 90s. to 9.11. ; prune second cut clover, 90a. to 100 a. • inferior ditto, 365. to 70.. ; prime meadow hay, 7511. to 84. ; inferior ditto, 5.55. to 70a.; straw, 38a. to 441. COVENT GARDEN.—(MIS DAY.) Christmas evergreens are, as usual at this season, plenti ful, and in great demand. Hothouse grapm have advanced in price. P m ear. still consist of fil 'Korona', CIINUMGD. tel, Beurre Did, and winter H elix ; apples of riliston. pippin, Cox 's ora nge pippin, and old nonpareil. Oranges are both excellent and abundant. Kent cobs appear to be still advancing in price. Vegetables continue abundant. Excellent samples of broccoli continue to arrive from the West of England. Portugal onions realise fruiu fa. to 120. per 100. Potatoes realise about the same price as they did 11 last week. Fiowers chiefly consist of orchids, &rya eanthemunus, Chinese primulas, pelargoni u ms, m ignonette, and roses. FRUIT. Apples, per bushel, 43 to Fs I Nuts, Rest Cubs, per 10 0 the, Chestnuts, per bosh., 105 to lifts 708 to 755 Grapes, per lb, 41 to eM Orouges, per 100, 2s MI to 7s Lemons, per 100, 4% to Ss Peers. per dozen, Zs to Gs Idelons, foreign, tacit, Its to to I Pine Apples, per lb., 6sto 9s VEGETABLES. Artichokes, per .1..7 ,21to 43 Nlusbroorns, p. pott., Is to Lid Itect, per doz. , I C. 24 11.eddril & Cress, p M., 2d Cal dazes, per do.ls to 21 per bush , 31. GI ('ain't., per bomb , 4.1 to Od Pariley, per I slew% to to Is 6.1 Cauliflowers, p doz 24 4 1 / 1 I Potatoes, York Itisteuts, p. Soo Celery, per bumf t d G.lB ed loos to 14)4 Cucumbers, each, .1.1 to Is Rocks, do., 9/0. to 100 s Endive, per some, Is to Is 6.1 Flakes, leas to t o Garlic and itimmo. per , I O th er sorts, SUs to ors Herbs, per linnet ., Ott ; Radishes, p. 12 bun., Is to 11114 Horse Raillsh,p loold.VOGltots I Sex Kale. p. Piton.. ri to Its Leeks, per bunch. *A I SpinatiL per bush., Its G. 3s lid Lettuces, per scor , Is to is GI I Turnips, per btu.. b, 3d to 4d Mint, per bunch. to PROVINCIAL SHARI MARLITS. LiTIR/GOL, Dr.r. 21.--Rales to-day: Brest Emden, 27: ;1 1 4 - Brest, Wi....tern, 52111 2 11—Lancashire and Yorkaliire. 127 i 7 —Lowl.ns. Chatham, and Moser. 161 - Loudon awl North West ern, 11N1 I 41 l tlanchester, Kheflield, and Lincolnshire. Sof 1 4 1 1 —North Brithh. :in--South Eastern, 61.; 1 7' OS 51 6 14--Nouth Ea-tern 4 i per ceut „soli—Birkenhead, all - itultali, and [Ake lioron. 4; :: 1,;13.1A--Groit Indian l'enhoula, lint Great We-teni of l'sitiada. 12—United State% 610 lent. 72'., ; 1 2 Lrilisli and Foreign Marine k Limited , 8-. le an n- d Loudon and i ;lobe lire and Life Insurance, 5 1.16 p —Royal i surance, 21 6-hi it —Anglo. American Telegraph, 161 7-I..—Atian• tic Telegraph Ps per cent., 915-16 I—Liverpool1—Liverpool ILschangc, Mid-- BUlloorn Soap als.i Alit Limited ,24 p. BIRMINGHAM, Bre. 21 ilutineaa lone: Clourraterallire Bank, at ant : Lloyd's !tank I Limited .at ii prem ; Metropolitan Rail way Carriatit and tt'igpin .Limited, at 91 ; red Patent Matt and Alleiree Limited , at 4i pron. Closing pikes: Midland, Birmingham, Rll.l Derby Railway, 90, buyers ; North British Hallway, Ali to a ; Mouth Ntatfordshire Railway, 824 to 44; Midland vitiam.ba Umlt.at. l 3 to 14 dis. ; BlrininaluuWan Aen, Mlliancel, Fire M a nnino. limited', I.IG ilia. to par ; Itlidlank g sewn: and m0 i .1.101 slate and Slab (Limited, ILi ~ ilia. RAILWAY TI:AFFIC RISCEIPTS.—The traffic re ceipt& of railways in t he United Kingdom amounted, foe the week ending December 15, on 12,711 miles, to 614'3,51,7/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 12,482 miles, to tn 0,5914/., showing an incrinee of 207 miles, and of 13,671!. The gross receipts ou the fol lowing fourteen railways amounted , foie the aggregate, on 9,173 miles to 57e,1:40/. ml the curtemond ing week of Inc.s on 9:034 miles, t o 567.904/., s h ow i n g an increase of 139 miles, and of 10,25.'./. The increase on the Great Northern amounted to 4,483/.; on the Great Western, to !NA/. ; un the Lanca shire and Yorkshire, t 04,3071. ; onthe London and 1,962/. North ; Western, to 523/. ; on the L ondon and Brighton, to on the London and South Western, to 3/. ; on the Man chester, Sheffield. awl Lincolnshire, to 1,1471. ; on th e e North British, to 1.119/. ; on the Sonth-Eantern, 07iif. —total, 15,745/. But from this must be dedu c ted 803/., the tlecreaee on the C aledonian 1,4771. on the Great Leetern ; 511. on the Great Southern and Western; 2,692/. on the Midland ; and 3i471. on the N o rth-F.astern, leaving etrbeal increase c on as a b ov e, 10,25:,/. The goods and min traffi those lines amounted to 352„758/., and for the corres ponding week of 1865 iso4, showing an increase of 6,87:;/. The receip for peasengers, parcels, At., amounted to 225,4011.• against z , 2,0211., showing an ie. crease of 3,30/. The traffic receipts on 52 other lines amounted, on 3,567 miles, to 105,40 W., and for the COMP ponding week of last year, on 3,484; miles, to 101,9921., showing an increase of 81 miles and of 3,411;/. 1R The tobtl r eceipts of the past week show an increase of ,7411. as ending the compered with those of the preceding week, Bth inst. AesTRIAw DANCE MUNI% —lt may not be denied that the dance music of Vienne, both in form and execu tion, is altogether ski :tennis, and well worth the notice of an educated ear. Some of the greatest musicians who have resided t i the Imperial city have stooped to this branch of composion. Hummel and Schubert did not disdain to play waltzes and quadrilles while their friends danced : Liszt is never more unapproachable than in his impromptu waltzes and polkas. The first string orchestrator to music is that of the younger Strauss,who knows how to wield the haton, plays well on e the violin, and is a versatile though unequal composer. English waltzes end polkas, when not stolen from foreign sources, seem to be written less to accompany dying feet, than to tempt feeble fingers ; and success in art does not often follow a road like this. The Austrian composer seldom thinks of the piano. His pieces will generally be wall scored, daintily instrumented, besides being admirably su ited to their special vocation. If Strnuss rish not always well inspired, a nd seldom hits the original ythms. the intense and sustained melodies which d noweterhoff from the pen of his rival of St. Petersburg . an P, the Polish Oungl, yet in his happiest moments he abounds in graceful and sparkling themes. True Viennese as he is, be expresses that polished vivacity and healthy animalism breathed by the atmosphere of the Danubian Capes. Never mind if his sentiment is mostly akin-deep, if he discourses not deep pension, but sugary seduction. As soon as his bow glides over the strings, you would like to dance with Wien vigour, and you say with the rest, mune peck faro pH! sanda m in e . Terpsichore seems to be the greatest of the sacredin, when you are listening is an orchestra which is as notable for smooth and miaow tone, distinct acc entuation, and swan-like steadineas for of mo vement, as that of Stream—Co/lat./1 Afaya2.nse January. T i s : 1 1 \ 1 1 1 UI 1,