The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-08 00:00:00

I w M a awl oda S rL4 Br M' Fiddles' qt 2; B 4 be esPie o° s * °I esso soo. id iso4 1•• us , is 115 tun; si r e = • wit di. 10 I Nes us* Aar% As A boar/ ; be ▪ • d ne 11$ oeee 111.11 16. 4 reed ar "vs , es a d adji 01"1 LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Wort) Vise-Obancillor Mr R. T. Kiminsist.) rags= AID OINIMILL Drilla:MST COMPANY VMS* It iIanOPOLEVAH DLITEICT lIAILWAL The sisfeedaste are eoestrorting a railway at the back of rieteriastreet, Westinisstsr, cad In the rear of a very mobiesk ef buildings owned by the plaintiffs. he injunction m onsisisg the debndaate from cooilauiog to disturb the rail is this space betweee the plaintiffs' wall and the line 0 1 Me railway until effectual means +Maga have bean :Idfor the Par Poss of seeming the build ols farther subsistence er injury bad been ~,,i oa ad by the apart, but that iejunotion expired last and a nail= to centimes it was under argument visa the coat rose upon the kat day of term. The cosi may it appears, Save sines then completed the work Nit 'which the greatest injury was apprebesda. fibs argusiests upon the notion were eompleted to-day, Nil Reams said the defendants appeared to have anted at their works in a satisfactory meaner, sad thee* waa, sbersiers, are mead for the int e c tr o t tlea. The question of was sonald be roomed till the of the emus. Bail w appeared for the plainti and the Attern try Omsnal and Mr. Gleam represested the railway company. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Alto INlne Niel Prins Sittinp at Westminster.—(Before the Lord Clue! Justice and Special Juries.) The omen did not sit before 20 minutes to 12 o'clock, in ceassetteeoe of the Seemed judos basin been eapged in wastes Ike ease el Charlotte Wiener in private. 1110111-MTIINDLNOII Or !LOLL JIIIIMMIL Seised speed_ innings win We 'morning Bind 104 wit foe non-assarramm. iyaA e. WOOD.—LIBILL. This was an &ethic for libelusti ficat. The defen dant pleaded first yr.sed seinedly jioe. . Hawkins, Q.C., hlr. Haddleston, Q.C., Mr. Ser pent Redninesse, and Mr . . J. 0. Grate were wined for ihe plaintiff ; Mr. Ooler, Q.C., sad Mr. Haan Wil kens were coeueel for the Wending. Hr. Hawkins stated the ease to the jury. The plaintiff, Mr. Dammed Ryan who was educated at Dublin Col up, ceiginally studied medicine, but leaving tbat he bad fer the last 30 yews devoted his time and talents to lite aey eritioism, and was now the theatrical and musical ohm attached to the Moraine Herald and Standard The defendaet, Mr. Wood, is a member of L i e wl a r t i tOramer, Beak, k Co., of Regent-street, and the pepristor of the Ordestra newspaper, and the libel ens of appeared Orr in that journal of the Bth of July last. the libel was beaded " Black Mail in Journalism," and It charged the plaintiff with taking bribes for favourable istiess of the performances of the various artistes, pd oharecterieed him as a bighwiiyoun of the press. The libeler's owe likely to ruin the plaintiff, and he was obliged in defence of his character to come into court, and challeop the defthdant to the proof of his scandalous 'charges. The plaintiff's solicitor wrote to the defendant and deneeded an apology, feeling that a public apology was non valuable to him than any mount of oompenseAon as damages ; bet instead of inserting it, there appeared io Oa Orehistra of the 24th another article, beaded, 'Mr. Dog wood Ryan and the Orchestra." It contained the letter of s scl hoe for as apology and a reiteration of the charges, c hallenge to Mr. Ryan to acquit himself if he could, and that what the defendant wanted was an investi ethos in • court of justice. The articles also coupled Mr. Howard Clover, the Morning Post antic, with the plaintiff, and that gentlanan also had been obliged to bring an pike spinet the Orchestra for similar charges made against bin. The PO was eat down for trial lest December, lout It was postponed on the defendant's appli cation on the ground that many of his witheesee were &beret from this country, and to enable the defendant, if necessary, to examine them by commissios. A list was sent to the plaintiff's 'elicitor, hat without their addresses, end as they were per formieg in the different continental capitals the plaintiff offered to facilitate the examination of them by prodecieg their addressee. That wee not tempted, and there was not the slightest chases of either of them being called as 'Runner on this trial. The libel. having been put in, Mr. Ryan was called, said examined a d t some length length s Mr. Sims Reeves, Madame Dolby, an Ma deposed that they bad sung at the plaintiff's concert. Mr. Reeves said he had sung without his usual fee el 30 guineas. He bad rang es • friend. _ [The one w as proceeding when our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. . (THIS DAY.) MEEKER WILL. glxisicervs DAMAGE AT A LICENSED VICTSALLI/ell. George Hopkins, a c ibinetmaker, of 10, Holborn-build. lags, was charged with being drunk and wilfully damaging a tablet, at the Guy Earl of Warwick public-house, Gray's inagosd, doing damage to the extent of 151. The roped,' destroyed belonged to Mr. Amos Shewbridge, linseed victusller, and has only just hoes gat up at the bar. It is made of cense, sad painted and decorated with ores metal letters getting forth that all the articles sold at the establishment were of the purest quality. Lad night the primmer, who was sitting on • barrel, dslilesrstely pushed hie hand through the canvas. When the primer was asked it he saw what he hid done, be mid "yes," bat he had not seen it before, and then 'tempted to escape but was detained and given into the sutody of polics-coostable Tuner, 157 G. The hole that see made in the cannel was • clean one. and It was such Wine whole of the tablet was destroyed. Mr. D'Eyncoort said it wn very foolish to have such expansive things placed in a bar, where poems the worse far liquor were in the habit of meeting. 'What did he have them far? The pneecutor said it was usual for licensed victuallers Is have them. Such things might be seen in nearly every pahlichouse in Loedon. The prisoner said he was drank and did not know what he wu about. Mr. D'Eyncourt remanded the prisoner for a week. It sou s mule should send for trial, but he was sure that the lodge and the jury would censure the prosecutor for hating took • valuable thing in his bar. WORSHIP-STREET. 1101111E6T BT • CLEAT.. William Oren, 27, of Balmoral-cottage, Globe-road, Mileend, was charged with stealing the produce of • cheque entrusted to him by his employers, the Messrs. Hors end Gifford, distiliers, in Osborn-street, White eked. Mr. Beadily, for the prosecution, stated that the pri -11:011r had been a clerk to the firm about four years, that ea Saturday last they gave to him a cheque on the Eastern bench of the London and Westminster Beek for 711.45. ed., which be was to get caned, sad proceed immediately to pay certain warrant duties with the amount at the Customs. neatly it was ascertained that he had sot so appro priatedthe money, although he had naked the cheque alertly after receiving it. sod this gave rims to suspicion of previous irregularity, which unfortunately proved too well fonaded. The matter was therefore placed in the hands of Sergeant Dunaway, detective of the H division, deposed that he apprehended tbe prmener on the previous night in °chummed, Bow-road. When told the charge, be re plied, "It's all tight, the duties are paid to-day. I have seat my brother with the matey this maritime." After wards he mid " A part is paid sad the rest I have appro. misted to my own use. I should like to see Mr. Gifford end explain all I OM." Formal evidence, subetantiatiog the eolieitcr's statement, having beet readied, a remand wee asked for, accompanied with a suggestion that, if approved by the magistrate, the member should have an interview with his employers reaps:tie; the books, which were in a most disananged state. Prisoner said he was anxious so explain all he could hat the proposal made was not sanctioned, other matters of more weight having to be entered on against the prisoner, vb.. therefore steeds rentsoded, without permission to put In hal MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A BITIGION CH•SOID WYTH Bkoonro. Oarive Wilkins. surgeon, of No. 1. Elliott's-cottager, illaokiestb, was charged before lie. Knox with being drunk lad bsggiog, Pohos-coestahle Wood, 80 C. said that on the previous afternoon he s.w the prisoner step • gentleman in Pimp dilly sad irk for emir once. at the same time exhibitiog his left head, which was symbol. He eautioeod the pri near, who was drunk, and afterwards saw him stop smother Bailsman who stepped aside to avoid him. The primmer thee walked to Hatebett's Hotel, and the persons there bating some trouble to get rid of him he took the prisoner into custody. from prisoner said he had been fearfully unwell of late ma goat in the hands, and that bad brought him to his PUMA condition. He went to the hotel to silos gentle- Hr. Knox said the prisoner complained of king unwell 'ad lavin g the gout in his hsnds, and yet gal &amt. He should commit bim for seven days. SOUTH WARS. INPUDT3IT 110BBIRT AT • RAILWAY !RATION. TIMMS Smith, a alegalar.lookirg moo, was atoll** uP la Baal examination, charged with @Malls( s silk um ma, worth 25e., from the platform at the South Ras tas hallway Terminus, the property ot Yr. James Ten sest. George Holmes, a detective diem of the it Mar. spemily employed at the Londoe Bridge Ter. no, l of the Smith Eastern Railway, said that oo Wed .ay, the 31st ultimo, be was co duty near the platform PM Wave the startle/ at the Dover treis. Luggage ees irkw skeet la Al direr:Moss ready to be pieced is the Billiage ma. W•taess perceived the . primeer loitering ao sod waspeeting him, he watehed km. aad saw hire tIll? a a Pile of luggage whore as umbrella was placed oil lor. The primmer looked rimed eased lb's% and iL, _La_ a b e Ra wa t k Leresivid saateket ep the me ....a. sad was off with 11 se ewer se peatilde Tan vita= stopped his ad asked him where he was gag to take it a as made a ary ads observation and 1 aia Ilisi it belooged is him. Witness, knowing, that it Etthe property se Mr. Test, the chief cashier in the ' y if as eagen,y, Wok him into custody, bat the bad then tat with the prosecutor. The latter gentle was sow Is attendant. Mr. Tensest. on being ewers, said he was chief cashier is the employ of the South Bestirs Railway Captor, and on the day is vistas be bad oasesioa to travel some die an. pa the line. He left hie luggage, with the umbrella oa the ' too, on the platform for a few minutes. while he entered the Office togive some instrootions, and on his return the umbrella was gam He had no time to stop to make inquiries about it, bat he soon bead that a man warn in custody for stealing it. I The umbrella is questioa .warn his property, and worth 25,. The msgistrate asked if anything was knows of the 1 Prilmoor• Sergeant Holmes replied in the negative. He had made The ashawsries, be was not haws to the police. The origami pleaded guilty, and begged his worship to settle the the ea at arm It was his first offence. no aghast. did sot believe that, and sentesesd him to Wee months' hard labour at Wandsworth. SHARE; LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Ons o'Ctoos. In the railway market to-day the amount of bulginess is not large, but the tone continues I favourable. The principal stocks however, exhibit I DO change , with *the exception of a rise of * per cent. in Metropolitan and f in Great Northern A. Great Eastern is rather flat. London and North Western stook is now quoted 126 k to f ; Great Western, 58f to 69 ; Midland, 1241 to 1251 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121* to 4 ; Metropolitan, 130 k to 13'7 ; South Baden, 74 to ' 1 6 . ' Caledonian 129 to 130 ; (heat Eastern, 38 to 391 • Great Northers, 128 to 129 ; ditto A, 1 to 147. OADINAZY isHAISS AND /roc*. n! 74.1 nsmwers. I , 1 1r 110 t wet- euvisXMAPT 'I Ti: 10,0113 BrlslsisOolnadp.aa.llll,l•o o Dan. Go'r. I p. 0.. 107/41. 1 100 . ▪ : •• Do.o past PsladiAlsg.lll* Dal pme.Maz:ll“ '4 ' 11 Do.S pea calm& 100 . Do. 6 per of Ina. 100 • °kW/ dlaspellaat. lard 100 .. me. do. 10004900 pa —I Do. do. 180340 1 ,100 . 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I l ee eta& pa. by the rm. ep A 1 C: • sad Munk ' tie--rostai LA.TEET SPORTING 'NMI/WINCE (DT ILICMCI TZLIGRAPH.) CAM . ARTHEN MZETING.—(THIS DAY.) COUNTY REHBERS' PLATE. Four !Waller, Acrobat, Princess Div, Ace of Hearts, Goldander, Arteseott, Gay Lad, .n bury , Delay, and Freitag sr:there. ENTRY FOR HUNTERS' STAKES. Chance, Dandy, Geatle Aanle, sad Apples. All are hare. ENTRY FOR BOROII3H MICNBRRIF PLATE. About 3 rodeo. Wimp (400, Gay Lad (400, sad Violet (401.). All azo ham MATCH. Three miles, over benks. Gaylad v. Wisp. TEE REFORM QUESTION. DEPUTATION TO EARL RUSSELL.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon, at 1 o'clock, a deputation ems to - eating from the National Reform Union, the centre of I whose operations is Mancbetter, and front a recent public meeting at Leeds, waited upon the Prime Minister II at the Treasury-offise, Downingotreet, to lay before him r a the views of those whom they represented on the (meatball of of parliamentary reform. The deputation included— I Yr. T. B. Potter, LP., Mr. B. M. Feawick, M.P., Mr, Bendersoo, LP., Mr. Bodgkinson, ILP., Mr. J. Platt, el M.P., Mr. Bosley, M.P., Mr. Cheatham, M.P., Mr. Bib bert, M.P., Mr. Whitworth, M.P., Mr. E. Potter, M.P., Si Mr. B. N. Philips, M.P., Mr. Crum Ewing, M.P., Mr. J. U IS B. Smith, M.P., Mr. E. Beim, M.P., Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P., Sir Francis Crossley, M.P., ke. Earl Rtmunt.t. replied to the effect that it was impossible to state the nature of the government measure' but that he would lay before his colleagues the statements Net made, with a view to framing such a measure as they believed would meet the requirements of the country. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NCI re MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &MAN.—Then is no immovetnent in the demand, prices have dill • downward ten&noy ; the private salsa include Demerara, 31.5. to 32a. 6d. ; good Jamaica, 345. to 35..; Mus covado Manilla, at 28e. each. Itsfised is quiet at former prin. COFFlll—lill description of Ceylon have sold at the full valuation. Native tine ordinary, 70a. 6(1. ; =all, 635. Plantation grey, 73e. to 775. 61. ; middling colory , 81s. 6d. ; good to fine ditto, 8 7s. to 945. BJ. OM/A.—The market is firm bat quiet, there being little offering for sale. Tna.—The public males are progressing steadily, at fully the opening rates. RICII AND SALTPSTIZ.—The market for both continue "l et ' - Sago has mold at a decline of ad. per cwt. ; erdiaary to fair medium small, 18a. fid. to 13e. Sricra —Pepper eommaade a fair demand at steady rates. Peoeog bleak sold, ordinary to good, 3id. to 3id. ; white, good, Old.; ordinary Singapore , ; other apices have also sold et full prices, roam, is. 3d. to It Sd.; pimento, 20. • ginger, Jamaica, 73e. to 74a. ; Nasal rough, 211 e. id. to 275. Fnurr.—The demand for all descriptions continues limited ; prime remain unaltered. Oorrow.—There is an improved demand for this article ad an advance of Id. per lb. Juts—Tbe market has become dull, there being but few Inver' at former prima. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The 'market is steady. Prices are quoted as follows Town tallow, 465. 3d. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 9d.; March. 46 5. 6 d. to 465. 9d.; April to June, 46e, Bd. to 465. 9d. ; October to December, 48s. 9d. to 49e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are very moderately supplied with bouts. Choice qualities are rear" and there is brisk trade for them, at a slight advance, but the average quotations are but little improved. The supply of sheep is very small. The demand is by no means large, yet bLonday's prices are readily obtaiced, and in some instances ezoieded. Good calves eoetinne to rein.e hi g h p r i m .. Our foreign supply consists of 340 beast', 830 sheep, 216 calves, and L6O pigs. Per Rea, sot albs. a. &s. & Per does of 815 a ad. s. Beat &Ma, He each 4 1 5 2 Best Des& 111-Isds lb 0 0 0 0 Seat Sheet-Sores . 4 •:0 Beat Lees-wools.— 585 10 leeoad qua herb 4 3 8 Do. do. nova .... 00 0 Calm 3 6 6 iwes mead quilt 38. 14 20p1 Best Das II Illtheeds 6 6 6 Lambe Saute at market, 1,06): sheep sad limbs, 1,990 ; salves, sta Div, 9)0. ~o l_ tWI Zu 10 L lM SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Junes Fast= reports trade at last day's prime. Prime clover, from 1275. 6d. to 135 a. ; inferior ditto, 110 s. to 120 s. ; prime second out clover, 1101. to 120 s. ; inferior ditto, 95r. to 100 s. ; prime bay, 105 s. to 110 e. ; Passim ditto s 90s. to 97a, 6d. ; grew, 36 1 . to 40s. At a Court of Common Council, holden this morning, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor, the Tows Clerk celled the attention of the court to a presentment that bad been made by the lest jury of the great liberty manor of Southwark. com plaining that there was at pretent no Town-hall within that jurisdiction, and th public meeting connected with the boroejh were necessarily held in • public hotel, and that the records of the borough were kept in the same place. The lest jury expressed their opinion that this was not • fit elate of things, and asked the court to iaterfere, with • view to some alteration Wag made. No motion was made on the subject, and the matter dropped. A communica tion was also read from the Charity Commissioners asking for • Moro of the City and corporation charities. This was referred to the City Lands Committee. The whole of the officers of the corporation were then re elected. after which the oourt proceeded to the business on the paper. Ssaioris Fritas.—(Tine Dar.)—This morning a Are broke out at a large tavern, No. 9, Windsor-street, Essex-road, lsliogton. The tavern was burned down be nearly so, and six other houses were severely damaged by fire, water, and hasty removal of the furniture. The total loss is very considerable, but It is understood that the prin cipal sufferers were insured. The origin of the fire is unknown.—A destructive ire also occurred in the premises of Mr. James Shape a cabinet-maker, carry* on busioess at No b, High-street. Horton Old Tows. LITHOGILAPELY Rs PRANCE, —The introduction sad groat popularity of lithography in Frame seems to bare altogether changed the po pular taste. Artists new off, rather them e mbody , tiler humorous coweep lions is the sketchiest of possible styles, and that which affords the greatest license for grotesque dieter time of figure and face Rainy. • clever sod fertile lithographer, was perhaps the first to bring this style of oompositioa into vogue. Bat to emelt se =test has the revolutioo now gone, while we, on the other hand, have ISM prunieg the luxuriance di the old smiles of eariesteme, that the positions of the two °nettlesome to have bemuse revered, and England te be now the eenatey of ohmic. !rams of grotesque art i hi the comic line of which any reader may judge for himself, by eoutparlng the style of the eats in Putsch for instance ' with than in the Chorieeri. We eansot say that we dad the change os the other side of the Channel an imprevsarest, or that we have been seabird to tapirs a tests flit the hasty litho graphed eeriest:use of popular *gum and eases whisk easumber Fres& print-abops.—Qwertsrly ice. new number. Mg. Jrntrics Marna -;--We remember once dining in coniesay with that judge, who lamented that sone of his pupa s at C a mbridge had dlstiogaished &meshes is after life. One rasa be said be particularly regretted, se lei t, teken orders, "for." be added, with the amass& whist, was part of his Were. "be bad kr ea araisbistiv. • dmaehady ass k sejelead Pecal lbrit ill it. jambe Cressw tors not etegetnee trst the bar cc the bee& ; en MAO i at, I had OW fergettes filhisegy number. , . • .441‘. Ira I Oaftbr!an Cos. Gad,. I Ch - TrertTo I=Pori Apia. Dm. (Turliik.) =ails,Drak ANS Borst (1111epa) last Osseo* Oars But Onsvllleßova Bat OeWhlake VIA lona N. W. Zuseell (roviett ) 1 Oreabisr &Hs &Woo Or eat r& Lary (1.4110•4) !Great Itlissl Bogy I A O. W. Tor testa.)) rmonk "Herod s Foot 1111spsion Dowse 1 rimortioar Waal) Illirrody Iron Ore New Moo I N N . Wh. or th a"k Nsosel i =o) 'North Mies/ Prosper I:skated 'lir:diem I. ..elarre Cando° Olt.Cieso a oowderrow. N. W. Frances !Nosy Part Ma Croft. Vir's aid Mau; Um West Bard (IIlapa). W. Oared= (Llibisrd) Wed Chivalric' West &Ma Wb. llama (Mo gi = Wb. Balla ( WAIN-Mon (Minimum) Wheal Beim Wh. lbstmasy (Wk si t . iii •u 9496 li I, no _691. L 14.41 ate SILO MILO IMAM 141.19.6 " 11.1110 ▪ 164. 111▪ 7.6 6.10.8 ...1.0 18.189 15.16.4 9 14 171 6 111 6 I 14 In 2 22 _1 $ - ii ii • 0 4 I PI. 40 IS lb_ I it U 37 600 416 18 21 7 9 17 18:A 4 6 1 1 7 9 7 , I 186 11 154 6 86 91 26 27e 6 _ 5 4 ♦17.0 ISO - 111 Mk 17i - - • - 1 L K. Sul Ilal Wed Inella 1140 119 141 1 ... 12. 10 04•41410104.116•D0c6 6 ... Ml4ll St Loodowtst..gatliarl o IM 73 Tif xd rs 4 14 1.46 1 0, 100 Do. Deb. Si 4 p amt. all ST 06 gig it 104400=460 Wu —•— —• ISMS 114. y Commercial lOO •-••-• II=JILL/Al A~IY. ~ ffli II 7 xd It? 61 WI 1 td 1161 71 We So% 91 lig I 6 4 . $ 112 111 ___ Vis 14 SS 111 Mai l ii.o LILO 71.4 i Fs s 7_4 79 II Ili 2 1 dis V 2 Ipm 9 7l a tedls a 1 I dim . 1 pow N - - dio _ IS II 1 7 . 1 1 :I I SI a 2 . 21 111021 BY K ARK 117.--(THIS DA 1.) Owe o'Oruoa. The stock markets are steady to-day, with a fitir amount of business. The English funds, in which the monthly settlement is in course of com pletion, are unchanged for money, but slightly firmer for the new account. British railways are quiet, and the only movement of importance is a rise of per cent. in Metropolitan. London and 'North Western Railway stock is quoted the same l as yesterday, although the dividend just announced is somewhat higher than that for the corresponding period of 1864. Foreign bonds exhibit firmness, especially Greek and Mexican. In the market for financial shares, London Financial and Over end, Gurney, and Co. have advanoed 2s. 6d. to ss. - 1014 911 1 88e _ 100 1911 106 5 The demand for money to-day is quiet, and the supply good, yet the quotation for choice three months' bills is maintained at 72 to 8 per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 7 to 7} per cent. 11 -m sd 4} zd IN 12414 la 12d xi 10 Ws iai i 7i_ _ . Commis are now quoted 861 to / for money and 871 to 5-16 for the new account (March 8). The foreign stock market is firm to-day, with transactions to a fair extent. Greek and Mexican Bonds were in rather strong request, and have risen 1 and 1 per cant. respectively. Italian of 1861 have also improved k, while Spanish Certificates have receded 1. Spanish Passive bonds are steady, at the advance of yesterday. The quotations are as follows :—Greek, 131 to 14; Iblian,6ll to 62 ; Mexican, 211 to 1 ; Spanish Pas give, 261 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 151 to 1 ; Turkish, 1865, 38f to 39 ; Brasilian scrip, 1 to 1 prism. ; Egyptian scrip, 1 to 1 prem. American securities have been little dealt in, and the only movement is in Erie Railway shares, which have declined 1 per cent., being now quoted 53 to 1; 5-20 bonds are called 671 to 1 ; and Illinois Rail way shares, 741 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 prem.; London Financial, 11 to 11 din., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 1 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to 1 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 41 to i prem. ; and Joint Stook Discount, 51 to 41 die. About 10,000 sovereigns from Lisbon were sent into the Bank yesterday. The only other operation reported during the week ending yesterday has been a withdrawal of 81,0001. for export. The biddinge for bills on India took place yester day at the Bank of England. The proportions al lotted were—to Calcutta, 24.4L000 ra. • to Madras, 59.000 re. ; and to Bombay, 8.72. 0 0 0 re. The minimum price was as before, viz., is. 111 d. on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 111 d. on Bombay. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at 2a. will receive about 85 per cent., and on Bombay at 2e. 01d. in full. Above these prices in full. The foreign exchanges on Tuesday afternoon were firm, and the rates fur bills on Hamburg and Paris were again rather higher. The Austrian exchanges re tain a favourable tendency, and have now reached a point which has not been witnessed since 1848. The discount on the Austrian currency, as measured by the exchange, is now only about 6 per cent. The circular of Messrs. Guion and Co., of Liver pool, shows that the exports from that port to the United States for the month of January maintain the great expansion lately noticed. The exports of British textile manufactures from Liverpool to New York in the month of January for the last 16 years have ranged from 5,945 packages, as the lowest, up to 18,835 as the highest ; but in January last the total wallas much as 25,257 packages. A similar increase is observable in the exports from Liverpool to New York of foreign silks and other fine goods. The dividend on Midland Railway stock for the half-year (at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum) shows a decline compared with the corresponding period of 1864, the distribution being then at the ate of 71, yet the stock rose 1 per cent. yesterday. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,2081. over last year; the Midland an increase of 5,2751. ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,4541. ; the Great Eastern an increase of 1,5541., and the Great West ern an increase of 3,5161. The subjoined memorandum from an accredited source has been forwarded to us for publication, apparently on behalf of the London Financial Asso ciation, with whom we must leave the responsibility of the statement contained in it : With refersoce to the temporary stoppage or Mr. envie, the railway contractor, we uodent.nd that the London Final:aid Association bare advanced 30,00111., sod hold ample security to the est eat el 75,000/. In the prospectus of the American Oil Wells Trading Company (Limited) the directors under took to apply to the Stook Exchange for a settling day within one month, and they also gave a bond fide undertaking that, in the event of a settlement not being granted, the deposits should be returned in fulL The company's articles of association con firmed this provision in still more explicit terms, inasmuch as they fixed at two months from the date of allotment the term within which the settle ment was to be obtained. The stipulations thus entered into have been strictly carried out. The allotment was made on the 6th December, and a settlement was duly . applied for on the 2nd January. The appointment of a set tling day, however, has been delayed through the proceedings in Chancery, instituted by certain dis contented subscribers, and, though the Vioe-Chan cellor hes dismissed the rule which these parties had obtained on cx parte statements, and has con demned them in costa, the result has been that, while other companies which applied at the same time to the Stock Exchange for a settlement have obtained it, the decision upon this company's ap plication has been postponed to the full term of two months designated in the articles of associa tion. The directors, in strict and honourable ful filment of their agreement with the subscribers, have accordingly determined that the deposits shall be forthwith returned to them in fall. It is to be hoped that the failure which has exceptionally attended the adoption of so intelligible and honour able a principle in the case of this oompany will not discourage the promoters of other new enterprises from following the example, with such modifications as this company's experience suggests. At the general meeting of the City of London Brewery Company (Limited), held yesterday at the London Tavern, Sir James Duke, Bart., in the chair, the accounts showed that the total profits for the year 1865 amount/id to 69,7041. 4s. 11d. A dividend of six p er cent. was declared, which, with four per sent. p aid on account in August last, made a total distribution of 57.4501., being ten per cent. for the year. As usual 4,0001. was set aside to meet the iodinated yearly depreciation in the company's leasehold properties ; and 6,5391. 19s. 6d. earned to reserve fund, which fund now amounts to 33,5241. 7s. 4d. The balance carried forward to profit and loss new account is 1,7141. ss. sd. At an extraordinary meeting yesterday of the abarehoiders in the Bank of London it was finally resolved to divide each 1001. share into five shares of 201. each. The directors of the Salisbury and Yeovil Rail way Company have agreed to recommend a divi dend on the ordinary shares at the rate of 6 per emit per annum for the past balf-year. The annual report of doe directors of the Com , YsilaathalfLofirsereAr tidikipEnedeheofannt74a.p(l.6lrcimian. annum, s remlium , h2 ol l l ii d i require 8,8871. 10,0001. sto be carried to a reserve fend, and the balance, 17,5011., is to be ' carried to c redit of profit and loss for t he current I year Ai a n extraordinary meeting of the Nations!, Di sco unt Company (Limited), bold yesterday, the special resolution pealed at the cedinary gravel m eeting on the 114th ultimo, as to iocreasing the ;spite) from three to four millions by_tbe Imlay of 111.000 sew Aar* at a premium of U. per Aire, *it sassaariar econlialsaL a 411 The directors of the Brazilian and River Plate Gas Company (Limited) have returned the 4eposith in full, the applications for shares not having bead in their opinion sufficient to justify them in at present proceeding with the scheme. A memorandum hem the Seat India Irrigation and Canal Company, intimates that a telegram has been received from the meager and the chief engineer stating that labour had become mug abundant, and the works are therefore being poshed on with extra vigour. The Governor, General aad the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal had promised, and were expected, to visit the hsai works and canals duriag the present month. The works were also progressing very satisfactorily. . The hall-yearly meeting of the London and North-Western Railway Company is called for the 23rd instant. The half-yearly meeting of the Mineral' Freehold Land and Docks Company, now known as the Mineral Canal Company, will be held on the 27th instant. • resolution will be submitted to autho rise the di.ectors to raise money by loan, on most. gage or debenture. The half-yearly meeting of the Vale of Nola Railway Company is tailed for the 28th instant.. The half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company is called for the 27th inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, Las, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stook /814- change list of yesterday evening : • Insarasoa.—Allissioe British sad Fondle; 14 to Argus Life, 31 ; llailish sad &Milk Merino (Limi 3to 2/ ; Guardian, 48 to 7} ; Mire,96o ; Lite, 20/ to f ; Law Lis. in to ; on, 471 to; London mad Caledonian Maria* ; London sad Provincial Mariam. 94; Nardi British sadßoreattile, 194; Naval Exeisaave, 3116. av div.; Maass sad Mane, Mram (lAssited),7l; Colon Marine (Limited), 34; Univonal Neer (Lionted), 31. Gaslight sod Colts.—Bombay (Limited). 54; ditto, 3sl if ; ditto, New, o y ; Coatissabil Thum (Limited). 9/ ; European, New , sa div. ; Gress Coates'. 191 M 14 ; 74/ to ;Imperial Osollasutal, 9 6 1 106 : Lsodon, 72i to 3; Phoenix, New, 15 ex die. ; South meter politic, 804 ; Westminster Chartered, 06 az div. ; ditto, New, 45 ex div. ; Western, 151. Watorworke.—lterlia, 111 to 11; Ckdrw 284; Lambeth, U 0 ; West Middlesex, 111. Docks.—Eset sod West India. 1301 to 30 ; London and ft. Katharine, 734 to 3 ex div. Weetrinnar fivelmlo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 864 to 4, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For tin Bth of March the last price war 87 3-16 to 5-16. The official business report is as follows :—Thre• per Oast. Consols, for money, 861, I. 4 ; ditto, for account, 864 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86f, ; New Three per Cents., 864, 4,4; ditto Two-and a-Ralf per Cents., 69 ; Bank Stock, 247 ; India Stock, 208; ditto Five per Cent., 1024 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 15e. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a strong demand for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, which advanced 4 and 14 per cent. respectively. Colombian and Danubian also roes 1 per cent., and Greek, f. On the other hand, Turkish of 1862 declined 2 per amt., Egyptian et 1884, 4, and Turkish of 1866, f. Italian of 1861 showed dulness. There was little business in bank shares, but rices were firm. London and County, London Joint Stock, London and South Western, and Union of Australis improved ; and New Zealand Corporation and Union of London showed an uorard tendency. Commercial Corporation of India and the East, on the other hand, declined. The shares of the fiunnoial companies were firm, and a rise of 1-16 to 4 took place in International Financial, General Credit, and Credit Foncier and Mobilier. London Financial, however, experienced& fresh decline of *. The last prices were as follows : International Financial, to prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; London Financial, lf to 14 dim., ex div. ; Imperial Met candle Credit, 1 to 14 prem., ex div.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 34 to 4 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 10* to prem., showing a fresh rise of In 6d ; Joint Stoat Dispount, 51 to 5 die.; Overend, Gurney. and Co., 44 to prem., being 2s. Bd. lower; General Ot toman, 3* to 4 prem.; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4. Miscellaneous shares were fiat, and a reduction occurred in several cases. London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam showed heaviness, and fell 11. 10a. Bangparsh Tea, Consolidated Discount, Millwall Ironworks, Natal Land, South African Mortgage, Thames and Mersey Marine, and West India and Pacific Steam also gave way. Discount Corpora tion, Egyptian Commercial and Trading, and Oriental Gas, however, improved. The shares of the London Steam Towing COar pany were nominally quoted 14 to 2 prem.; Charles Laffitte and Co., 3to prem.; and London, Asiatic, and American Company, 1 to 2 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds voided per cent, and Atlantic and Great Western Railway deben tures 4. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares showed no change of importance. The last prices were as follows :-5.20 Bonds, 674 to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 534 to 1, ex div. • Central, 754 to 4 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 82 to 83 ; ditto small, 88 to 84 ; ditto Consolidated Sterling Mortgage Bonds, paid up, 784 to 794, ex oonpon ; ditto scrip, par to MINBm.--(THI8 DA7J Ova There is no new feature to report in the mining market the amount of business being still very small, and the variations in prices quite unimpor tant. The transactions are chiefly confined to Ohiverton Moor, Clifford Amalgamated, East Bas set, East Grenville, North Treakerby, Tinoroft, and Wheal Grenville shares. PIOTINOIAL MARI IMAMS. --4.--- LIIMPOOL, FM. 7.-The fOn•WINI AM the Wei Order :••• Great Enetern, 391 }-Lancashire and York&ire, Ifl-Emden and Nor Western, 113} 1-11snetrester, reeler, and Under bef sd-Netropolisan, 13111-Mtrand, 126 41 i f I {-neer Eastern, 74}-Buttalo aad take Mares. ef 13-1811110 10-0700,1 Trask of Canada, 4 M f 4 3 1 4- ditto 3 per cent. 4th pret. Er 9- his, Ili a d-Mexican 3 per Cent.. U-Alllanee ro si n London and Liverpool Malted), ti 1 xdtp.-haracd's Banking Company (Umitedelistri.-Liverl 7Wilelll Areorrion (Lial), 1 4.-M and arearn Beak (Liniller di 4 1-16 6d. - arm Marine inarmace (Undied). la d.-Ititlir and Forearm Marine lestussor (Limited), 2Or p.-Urea Mains (Ikered). I &II zA gr.-British BillpOWlll2l, 2 4 IL —ram .hire 011. B d.-National steam (Limited), M ad d.-Wed India and Paella rear Id. Manthrler, Fr. 7.-The market wee reedy, and fir err Irisi era , Instinsem prior were a lick Mery Arena Bank, 2 t-er serrated leak (lAndted). aMG p.- Ur - Great 99,t } i -Great Northern A. 147 111 i--Grand Cr Tru= .42 k 2 Canada, 63} 11 f 4 34-Great Wester, edit mited). 11 p.-Laircashlm Insurers, f p.- him and York shire, ill -London and North Werra lief -Marheiter am& Orienty Beak (tinited), M p.--Manelmeter, rarer and lin colialdre. of 4--ditio M. per, 1.1114.-Iletropollten. 1211 II 7 85 f-ltercen, 21-Midland, 1241 al }lllf f Z s dr h nee 18L .lane. }p. - Norsh Liter. Bowler 1121 Pairger, 20-Thrunse and Mosey Marine lasarsace (Lhidled). M p.- -United rates 540 Bonds. 871-epenish Certaficare, 23- Marled 8 pm cent. reek, '>p}- cheater ?late Clan, ell-ran cheater and Baltord Bank, 84 p. 14m111144•AN, FEL 7.-Bniinser der :-Blerntradram Weer. at 11f ; Metropolitan hallway Carrier, said ill egon. st Of : inil Bees Coopers,. and Cask shares, at 1 dla. Closing pAre .-- 84rattord-opon-Avon lialler Mauna 131 to 141 Worcester and filimingrin Canal, 13 to 13 ; Lloyd's Bank, 10} to 10} MIL: WU Ingham Joist React leak. i to i prem. ; and Mears Merl, 11 to f dr. maw,. Jrili.4.-Tbros per Oust. Censor ea I-Sew Three sir Cent. reel NO f-Dilla Ice eeneur Sr lebersery . ,M4 I-7 lathe rye per OMR rack (lrerterehie all ths Bank beak 10! Book of Ireland ( 100 L per). 2121,-Nalliooal hilk . 7Bot paid). _7ll} 78-National ot LlverVirred) lino pirld)at ?revivr! hank Tr paid), 83- Bonk MK par), Throe glair Marred) (WIL per). enema/ 117, xd er Kingstown (al rid), 138-amdmad err Werra COOL paid) el The largest marls* stem cylinder soar cost Tr turned oat suecessfar oa hider l. Ys, Jobs Rosa acid floe. at tie Etas boa Waft, New Tort Orty. It is 112 Metes to ranstr, sod feet bon, sod is for the sew Ammer .L beadles fir Mowed Swim /Me Whew* of Linakilli sk gives bat easellier pest of our adwasts. nest is tie mentpaladoe Sue in Ibis coastry. Imre produeed the largest wreasitt Sou solid Ay wheals, shaft., eckaposidon stew propeller, gams, sad sow the klag of all strew 'Anders tkie 401Lneir on cod, • mesa tole eland la it. emirs would aiseatmodate about Ildrty psogis.—Assericee paper. A koon-witted merchant, wbo liked his ups, socuewhat surprised his selicitose Meads by rnsg diew sad 'Wag • temperance Amiga Bet. Is Nide home. they saw an change ia W ways. They rafter Waled as Is duty band. )tie defended lliS hoover, ared to wipe off all stain petered the doesmoot Mac& k. bs& sigeed, sod showed that it wa s lovalidor It was wiliest on Wired remise strop. -Boston rrawaer. Deonoicbse were reoeived yortorday the Mal Ciolo. 4=bins Govarsors of the (bps of Gard 11 ta. ' : , l \ 4 tia lk )hk. Mos - erns lave Ibmt %Nisei Me— A V i so ' dam pa% mask. 7 Pali :** "'Miss e a 71 4 1 6 a wok. itoa .▪ t 1 fsrtaaa, int the Me eh% TroN 'hat W I boa& I ea% IS Y MUM :0 /10010 He My gtrt niksb . ;A d to lb to pro.. 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