The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-07 00:00:00

lAN IRRIGATION COMPANY.-( THIS DAY.) - - t m eeting of bondholders was held at noon, at Temiiinui Hotel, Cannon•treet, for the purpose of icing the tion stated in the following circular by the Bondholders' Protection Association, .', 4 1 date the lit inst., and signed by " A. Banumy, weretell " em requested by the committee of Italian Irri bondholders to inform you that they have at length .. v ...1 at the basis of a settlement of all claims upon the p a ny, and that your committee have resolved to rr com ''..amund its adoption to the members of this amens, They have satisfied themselves, after much delibera .'...tfiit the basis proposed offers stone the most feasible, ". :under the circumstances, the most expedient solution ditheulie while by rescuing the enterprise from ail • , avoiding the expense and delay of gation ..,tehta c Arts, and adopting the prindpie of mutual .:eetou and compromise, the property will at no dia .: date be restored to a condition of solvency and ~,c ri ty. The plan proposed is as follows :—After taide a sufficient amount of guaranteed interest to , the subsidiary canals, and complete the main as determined by the award, it has been agreed on . ' n...rt of the company that a further sum of 250,000 t. paid to the creditors in discharge of the floating . ,a.ouuting to about 500,0001. As a contribution to . ;:n.l, the bond and obligatien.holders are required to ~. the payment of interest for another year •; but, by of the arrangements proposed, payment interest loads and obligations will be reamed in July, possible, but at latest in January, 1870. To insure payment of the interest and the gradual re. „, Iti on of the capital of the bondholders, at b less ,ants. I IV. per 100/. bond, a sum of not less e terlmg in London will be specially applied .• o f t h e guaranteed revenues of the company, t h e hoods ore criminally redeemed the amount of annual s inking fund will be proportionally increased. : so the trot year there will be applicable 60,000/. for „„ ...0.000/. for amortisation, which amount will a ris the charge for interest diminishes. montane that thr :0,000 obligations now retained in the .1.4 of tie gos aliment can be re-issued to the public, it expectel that the redemption of the bonds will be • ,„ a „.am a tay few years ; the bonds will be redeemed :h,.1.60. of 11V., the bonus being paid by way of coin r....tion for arrears of interest, and the further surrender illy, ;aural' DOW recommended. Hoyt "It, A. RAMSAY, Hon. Seo." Irma The chair was t aken b y Mr. OASSIOT. Lora the proceedings commenced Sir THOMAS BATE' maw • to the presence of some gentlemen who were ma& b• ohdhublers, intimating that U the objection were Para Wiye t a cted upon he should retire. P., I lIAIKNIAN deprecated persistence in the objection Lead' Sirs Sawb Iwo or three other bondholders expressed their con. abb e y re nee in Sir Thomas Bateson's objection, and their Heide h ruination to follow his example, one gentleman Brom ....tog that the presence of persons who were not P o n ans lholdera on the former ormanon had led to greet Lye 4 olarity. m un t1e4.0 baring remarked that, the concern being bankruptcy, it Iva , desirable that the shareholders and .n.lhoblera should concur, sit T. Submit and two or three other gentlemen left .e MOM. Tile CHAIRS% k then observed that the oommitte. a pointea ut the last meeting had since been in almost ally attendince. The creditors had very properly okra care of themselves. The result of bankruptcy would :st the best only to enable the bondholders to obtain on or eight shilngs in the pound some years hence ; boadholders could in no other wayobtain their rights so . as by getting the bankreptcy superseded. The h, ine U.S submitted was the only one that could be ..ed. and on the result of that meeting depended .ir obtaining payment of their bonds. The committee Ad do nothing more than they had done, and the only ~tution that could be offered was the following :—" That Iseelbohlers here present do ratify and confirm in :s iple the preliminary agreement of the 20th December, as the basis of a concordat, and that a final agree ...sm. with such modifications es the committee al approve, be proposed, embodying thee* terms. - man of business, having a large interest in the core sn. he told the bondholders that it was impossible for s so to get better terms. Mayor CWIOIOII4 seconded the resolution. A lloNi MINA dig remarked that the bondholders were .0.1 to anent to a concordat which they bad not seen. t teas impossible to collect it from the circular which been issued. Mr. CRENSWILL (chairman of the General Agency Corn soy) thought the circular did met forth definitely 0 terms of the proposed arrangement. The details f the agreement could only be carried out by a committee. he committee bad devoted six months to the subject, and knew that there were parties in Italy who would happy to as sociation,by telegragh an account of the istion of that as because that would put them possession of a valuable property. (Hear, bear.) What 0; meeting was asked to do was simply to affirm the •,inciple of the arrangement, that principle being that S, y should be paid their debt in full after the lapse of a • Hein time. that lapse of time being necessary for the hachargis of prior obligations, which could not he waded. (Hear, bear.) The committee had obtained ise consent of the principal creditors to accept N. in the pound, and he believed that they would all agree that. WWI not that a principle ? (Yeer, hear.) On I e other hand, the bondholders themselves were to receive I •st. for 100 f. bonds, and from 1870!10,0001. sterling per sa.sii as a mfr.' was to be set apart out of the willies of the company tolcarry out the object. (Hear. em.) Was not that also a principle? (Hear, hear.) 1 1 7 —suiting to the resolution they would impose on 1.. committee an instruction that the payment of ssipons should not be postponed be y ond 1870, and to ~.,vole for the payment within a few years of 115/. for Sol UM/. bona, and in his opinion that would be a satin. tory result. (Cheers.) In reply to a question, Thss CHAIRMAN said the committee were confident that 'so bankruptcy might be annulled and the plan stated in ircular carried out. A 1:W411110E1 , ER wished to know who was to be the gua mor after the company had been reconstructed ? Mr. CRFARMY.I.I. replied that the guarantor would be the • thin government. The award declared that so soon as works were completed the government was to pay a • o revenue of 20“,000/. per annum. The resolution was then passed unanimously, amid loud Ti,, CHAIRMAN afterwards proposed a vote of thanks to Ir, l'iorairell and the General Agency Company, which I: t gentleman represented, observing that but for Mr. 'r. smell's able services on behalf of the bondholders in I.d v it would have been impossible to obtain a satisfactory ttlonent. Mr. INHIReIt also testified to the excellent service MI -1.1.1 by Mr. Young, the official liquidator of the Imperial creantile Association, for the aid rendered by him. • Thank. were then voted unanimously both to Mr. Cress well and Mr. Yung. Mr. l'reaawi II and Mr. Young having both returned thanks, the proceedings serminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman The First Commissioner of her Majesty's Works, ...c., has, it is acid, decided on increasing the bathing lake n. Vietoria•park to nearly double its present sine. The •,.rke will be commenced immediately, and following the 1.4 precedents of the public works carried on in Lama ..hire during the cotton distress, will be done by task work. In this way employment will be given to many in the Bast of London willing, but at this time unab'e to find work. The Warsaw official Dzientiik publishes a ukase, in which the " Kingdom of Poland" Is no longer accorded t'.o mime it has held so long, but designated as the " Via- i~:~ tale Province." The travesties are now the mode at the Parisian theatres. At the Opera Comique Madame OaDimwits :.names the character of Friday in Robinson Crusoe ; at the tidon, Mdlle. Jane Ruler that of Mario in the Beaus Messieurs de ILis.DorY ; at the COW, Milne. Judith as Hamlet ; at the Ambigu, Madame Marie Laurent as Jack Sheppard in the Chevaliers du Brouillard ; at the Porte St. Martin, Mdlle. Dugueret as Denizet, In the Merin. du 1 .,11 q9e: at the Dejazet, Mdlle. Dejaret as Bonaparte, in B..nrtparte d Briestne. At the Boulfes, in the character of :a athlete, is Madame Thierret, who is supposed to be one of the famous wrestlers, masked. A lady correspondent, writing from Nice, Jan. 2, I wished very much to have sent you a bouquet of Nice noes for your table to.dsy, but they obstinately Mused to be ready when wanted this year,aod the bouquet locos which I saw furnished for some of the high function :dice of Paris were nearly all atmellias and violets de Pume. There are lots of bade on the trees, but with the unusually cold nights they cannot open, and II feat de la patience ' is the answer the fleuristes have for us all. In about ten days I ezrect we shall see something." Tnt E V.K or Umrrnn PRAYLR.—At the con tisli tion of the proceedings in 005111t1/011 with the Week of United Prayer promoted by the Evangelical Alliance, Mr. it. Tritton, the banker, presided this morning. and there were pr,vent Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., the Rev. Canon Conway, the Rev. W. Duncan Long, vicar of nodal ming, the I:ev. D. Wilson. vicar of Mitcham. The Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel delivered the address in which he dwelt forcibly on the necessity for • more em phatic declaration of the truths of the Gospel on the pert of all who were appointed to teach them. There was not sufficient heartiness in the preaching and teaching of the Present day, and many taughtthe truths of Christianity es though its author were • myth. He . commended to all such persons • remark of Garrick the ardor. A clergyman said to him ease—" Mr. Garrick, bow it it that while people go to sleep while we (the clergy) are preaching, you can always keep people awake?" 'The reason," said Mr. Garrick, "is this : Toa tomb truth se if it were a table ; we speak fables as though they sere truths." The =sods/ _slaved with devotional exer cises. At • meeting to be haM at Frsesossoes%liall 10- %4M Lord &Asks* will paid& E 141L8.L 20, W. 281 B. el. NA. NA. NA NA 6 I - 0,1 saos Barceneter corrected and reduced to El deg. at sea level. Th e ma letters r Mint, I s (steed 2), indicate direction of mai motion of tbeuserenrywitldn lsat Thermometer exposed Tgli in shade. the y force, with In direction daring last 24 hotws. raj Z.--calm. Weather: dig c.—clouds (detached) ; jiki fog ; h.—hail; 1.-11gbeni3g ; sa—misty (hazy) ; o.—overcest (dull): r.—rain: a—anow ; —thunder. Bain fall, mow or Ka' ball Lzadtad), during lag In hours. Ina disturbance. REMARKS. 1112 The atmospherical has decreased slightly In the ISM north, and increased the south-east. The knit premium Is 11 ‘! stM on the west coast of France, the highest befog In Scotland— rv; the extreme difference Is about 2-10tha of an inch. A diminution re; In temperature has again taken place in the south of England = at Parts there hes been a decrease et 10 deg. since last searing. "7, Winds have continued light from the eastward. ROOM mow with rain has fallen at a few southern stations. Mist and fog are reported from the 'oath and red cants The shipments of port wine from Oporto during took mig 1867 amounted to 34,679 pipes, of which 25,105 wen eon- lIM signed to the United Kingdom, 6,449 to Brazil, and 9&3 to iv Bremen and Hamburg. The principal shippers were San. lat denim and Co., 3,4 1 3 pipes ; Rodrigo Jai) Teireirs Car- re 4 yam, 2,546 pipes ; Cockburn, Soothes, and Co., 2,302 MA pipes ; Hooper Brothers, 1,8413 pipes ; Martinez, Camelot, a: and Co., 1,891 pipes ; Clods and Baker, 1,630 pipes ; 3,4 Of ley, Cramp, and Forrester, 1,336 pipes ; W. and J. 1 . 1 Graham and C0.,1,248 pipes ; Thomas G. flandsman, 1,=2 a( pipes ; and A. F. Menem, 1,156 pipes. All the other *0.4 shippers figure under 1,000 pipes. 901 15,( Livzspoot, JAN. 7. —The steamer Chrysolite 10d haa arrived here. She left Pernambuco on the 13th 2 :: ( 4 December and St. Vincent on the 23rd. The Royal Mail MA steamer Rein was not at St. Vincent when the Chrysolite left. She experienced dreadful weather. JOHN MITCHEL AND THE FENIANS. —The follow ing letter has been addressed by John Mitchel to Colonel se:c Roberts and Mr. John Savage :—" Gentlemen,—The tender ent you have made to me of the presidency of the reunited 40.,1 Fenian brotherhood, though it barn embarrassed me, could 1 4.1 ( not fail to be gratifying on two accounts—first, that it proves confidence in me personally, and next, that R..; it marks the moment of reconciliation between two iac bodies of patriotic Irishmen having the same object IV *O,l in view. On this reconciliation, brought about mainly by your own efforts, gentlemen , al low me to congratulate 00 • 4 you. lint, after sufficient time taken forconsideration—after reading the' constitution ' and holding some conversation with leading members of 'both organisations. I must beg leave respectfully to decline the honour tendered, sad the responsibility which they would pay me the compliment of impaling upon me. And I have the lees regret in coming to this conclusion as it cannot be said to throw any obstacle in the way of a re-union of our countrymen. That re-union is already effected, with a provision for electing a president in case of my refusal. It is useless to enter here into any account of the various reasons (some of a public, some of private nature) which compel me to decline. My country men know very well that I have the fullest sympathy with the object of Fenianism—that is, the destruction of British dominion In Ireland ; and therefore I expect that they will give me credit for valid reasons, without me entering into detaiL With thanks for your courtesy, gentlemen, in the execution of your inisaion, and assurances of respect for you personally. I have the honour to be your obedient servant, Joss Idirotst." APPREHENDED STRIKE OF COLLIERS IN SOUTH WALE:B.—The depressed state of the coal trade throughout South Wales has resulted in a movement to make a re duction in the wages at the close of the present month. The reduction is expected to be 15 per cent. In addition to the coal cutters the men engaged in the iron trade, which is in a still further depressed state, are also to be included in the reduction. There are some indications of the men resisting so large • reduction, and it is feared that there will be a general strike of colliers throughout the whole of South Wales. DEATH ON THE SCOTCH RILLS. —James Cheyne, en old man belonging to Sandness, lost his life on the hilla between Walls and Sandnesa a few days ago. It seems he had left home to meet a son whom he was expecting to return from Lunnasting with some sheep, and after pro ceeding seven or eight miles without meeting him he turned back, and was last seen at Brae:liter, on the east side of Walls. Two days were spent i Lerchng for the body of the old man, as it was feared hmust have perished owing to the severity of the weather, end on Monday the body was found in a burn which he had been ;usable to cross. His son only returned • short time after the body of his father had been carried in. There are about six or seven miles of mossy hills between Walla and Sand e and not a single house in sight all the way ; there no road, and several persons have lost their lives in the trackless waste. REcREITII2O AND MARRYING.—" Does recruit ment," asks the Tempe, " exercise an influence on the age at which marriages take place, or not ! Some persons maintain that it does ; others, the contrary. Wapiene, who may be considered an impartial statistician, says (vol. 8., pages 0 276 and 285) that in England the main age for men is 2 51i4 years, and in France it is 28'41. The ages at which 10.000 bachelors marry in the two countries 'are, according to that writer, as follows England. France. l'nder 20 years 117 270 HI to 23 6,307 3,071 25 to 30 2.893 3,593 30 to SA fing 1,811 35 to 40 358 721 40 to 20 212 392 over 50 46 126 Evidently, if fewer young men from 20 to 25 marry in France than in England there must be come impediment. The hindrance once removed things might be supposed to resume their course ; that is to say, young men who have passed the period at which marriage is prohibited might be expected to hasten to make up for lost time. But that is an error. In fact, by adding to the 3 , 075 young Frenchmen aged from 20 to 2 .l who have drawn • good number or who WWII exonerated by purchase or otherwise the 3,596 marriages from 25 to 30, its total is only 6 . 671 . Make the correspondi n g addition for the English, and you will find 8,140. The French, it is true, marry later—or not at all. Late marriages are certainly a principal cause of the smaller number of births in Francs. A CONVERSATIONAL CATABTROFRIL — It has been wall observed that " nothing mosso& like soosese," and, something in the same way, it nay be said that nothing makes h a s so @Bantam dimes. i s months* terrible Janine, - has become established, its victims against it fin vain. In vain does Ampliftryca, fro ffi rre bottom ci his table seticit the asides al his artist past on the merits of thi; Exhibitkm In Trafalgarcrtare• Re makes some guarded reply, to the effect that it is a tar dense show ; and when premed bard be say dodo Hassel. not woe medal cork of more than ordinary merit on the Aordarmy wals io tl id er le y wawa, a the serze r , and is iskeh • dry and tows as presides qusetiodsg. Equally vain le attempt to draw the traveller ed. lfe le g eserally reedy useusk te hed folk but es Ude oddities . codes be tee le deer the fatal lased, ; and whoa rolled d te elate Is whet perties. be seeped • dust *e Mims d ls Mew boot • wassi Ila• gla. replies In ' onde is soll f and stniglitiray loose beak into tikaas.—PrialM for Jimmy. Y I-• - hairs, mmittes esideose orris, he be zoos lips sad s. Norris steed its clam . pock**, Sidi was will oar lettss., 4. Dirt in) will. a ay lotto., U I ask ER. —We ion, UT ea a Wiiailt 111. to be tali. ;,, dial , a. di' ~andoned ~ ;;I — alt se ocracy. Evreracsift pleasant/ft man, seat Aber WS r when W• the Freak hove many be termed is nobody's ind trades. liana. He Abe chi which I : 4 by CaPlo 46 interocaa w." These " haat/ not • hypo lig. He has given bid` • his fan*/ at was t• instead of • ▪ said, if la iowever wen. sowy ; do not you mat a 7 SO erring one ow-ertelltlll4lll -.0 was able sad waited time, social &dn la. was a failure. iy mistake."-• THE OUTRAGE IN CLERXENWELL. SHARE LISTEL-mui WIDEMAN! GRAS ♦ID ROCI Nit)" 1.7 VISIT OF TEI PRINCE OF WALE TO BT. EAR THOLOMEWE HOSPITAL.—(THIS DAP.) se. I This morning information was sent to St. Bar- st— tholomew's Hospital that the Prince of Wales and suite IS would pays visit tothat institatioa far the purpose of swung te the unfortunate sufferers by the late dreadful celancity. IL Shortly after 12 o'clock his royal highness arrived, ac- I L L cowl:wiled by the Duke of Sutherland, Lord Hamilt3e, 100 Major Teesdale, and two or three other private friends. The royal party were received by the secretary and N. treasurer of the institution, aad madaeted to the M. different beds on which the unfortunates were y a lying. 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T • w . s IS a AA* SI 11i . 1 asAS - - TIE F4EPRES; frymp,A3 EVENING, JAtillffY 7 1868. ime r m $ 101 ■ 8 6 TO U lc* IMiitt PST __V°l 1 - 110 lel xi up r rxd a ah id • U 1 480 480 ▪ 3. 4 1 61 i 1 6 1 10 7 111 MT., 1 1 a n 17 tS ULU 1 1 1 40 1. 11 16 0.6 1 1 1 1 IL Um IS 40 110.4 1 11 L 112.4 6 7 /10.4 6 49. ti 414 70 SO 6 T 140 1 1 1.14.0 I as 116.2 f 0 11 1/ WO 410 12.0 10119 10 U 1 11160 4 6 9 II 14 91 21 11 11 es 62 113 1 005 X 6O 15 19 is 110a 86 ll 6 1 ,1i1L717.-(T1118 DAY) 56,714 last year to same date. There eta be eambl that the crop grown in the extensive regime drained by these riven is, althoegb sat set t to elst e mPtenties. memidenbly larger than that of year. obvious i ference la Met we have large receipts to expel hum alai sources ea soon sa the rivers rise, aad thee *see MR far a time awateabse the effete el the falling ea, slit& meg resessably be expected frees the &Weft %Uwe the ie. Nelda have already beim sollkinat le norm the ems pruning heeseintses ef she *ahem A slight vie of Ow tributary rivers m already repeated in our latest Magnum from the wash. +II ' 4 i 1 , ' I i l, I i ' ' : i i o . ' 1 , 1 1 N. - . $ ' . , 1 ' . $ . 1 1 ' I ! I ' I , 1 , I , • , 1 il i ' . . . . • :.. I : 4 'lc . .S' 1 1 1 1 I . •t I ... 1 1 I ..$ Y • : 1 : \ ...) J . 1 1 r r •N• 1 . . tSI ! . 1 .• I ' . ~. 1 , 1 ' •.!•:' , 1 . I i 1 i ~ 1 1. a i 1111411 TtligllAT, JANTIAZT 7, t A.S. E.S.IL N.W. N.E. N.I. R.3.L sins $ co ii ALM 3 3t1 30 . .1 1 91 2 ..., 00.34 f 41 it - 44;117_ ... 10.04 r 38 Cape Visor 10.001 40 Roche's Pt.. 10.041 39 'l44rpool .. 30.11 r 39 . .es&.. 1111.006 33 .. car 31 39 881 31 99.913 31 19.834 I 30.01 r 11 80.07 r 3 30. 1 80.07 r 1 50.07 r I 10.1 1 VI NA Li . ..z. Liz. E. 1.8. - L N.F. xi.: 1.21.1. is* N. 1 to 9. s N. 1 a is 6 s t ■ '• 10 2 2 N. s. 1 s ft i t I 1. ! • No. I 811. 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NW' 16 city atitissovose (L ) al 10 11 *606 1 DI NW 011boo(Lbs.)- NMI 50 OrkeisIDMAIN) - 10 IP 7 , 10.010 IDO Do. 10,104 Ormarrololnbrokbo 1 el il i ONO 18 inam.otablosallre.a 1 11,1401* 6batiosablna.Ges(L , all E - 15 1 , 80 i co r ••• • -al3 11 UAW 16 111446,Yrri..716 oal 6 7 0660 0 100 t.0L0a.N.117 7 4b o. *I tes IN £lOO.OOO NO I D o, m 416.064 ao. on , 10a 10N 1110,100 10 0. mead (L) an 1.0 000' lb , Dad (L).. 10 4 4 101115161 1 64. '61701•11Poirso -- -.. 100 11 IS 5140.111 1 Oa De. Probnaos .... 100 166 * N 17.010151. Do. 474. ot Prri s . ls4 6 100 106 161 10,6' It Medan Nab (1..; 4) 7 6I WON ila :Lbiftlal*O.*lllo l, la 1 4 lei Wen ISe Z. ladb . a Comb 11 16 *IL 56.600 SO 'Claw 2sro . . 1126 17 .11 d 1.0• 0100 100 n4714 21 9. 01 ii0 "-0316 . air 1 1 izaelz*Nreal64o;aoz, ;1 5 1 so .. 11 1 I INA* IS I=oloross.suita.. 4 41 44 astiosel ft I TN** .... 111 5611 US %ON IA I Ds. 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Owing abbey*, the announcement that a re solution has been pooped in the House of Re presentatives of Washington, " ordering the Committee on Foreign Affairs to take immediate action on the maltreatment of American citi zens by the British authorities in Ireland," the English funds are fiat to-day, and have de clined 4 per oent. The reduction would probably be more important, but for a short supply of stock at the settlement, which will be completed this afternoon. Some of the English railway stocks are rather better, but Great Eastern has declined 1 per cent, upon the notification that Mr. Watkin, M.P., has re fused to accept a meat at the board. Transactions took place in this stock at the commencement of 1 business at 291, but a partial recovery is now ob servable. Foreign bonds meet with a slight in quiry. The demand for money is moderate, and, in anticipation of the payment of the dividends to morrow, there is an increased desire to take the best paper at }per cent. below the Bank minimum. Loans are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 921 to 1, ex div., for money, and 921 to 1, ex div., for the new account (6th February). The Three per Conte. Reduced and New Three per Cents., are at 924 to 4. The railway market is rather firmer, owing to purchases to cover recent sales for a fall. Yost and North Midland stock has improved 4 per cent.; North British, 4; and Metropolitan and Midland. 4. Great Eastern, however, has receded 4. The prices are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1134 to 1141; Great Western, 44 to 4 ; London and North West ern, 1131 to 4 ; Midland, 102 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1224 to 4 ; Caledonian, 73 to 1; South Eastern, 671 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 30 to 1 ; Great Northern, 105 to 106 ; ditto A, 1071 to 4 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 181; North British, 33} to 341; Brighton, 474 to 484 ; Berwick, 981 to 99 ; and York and North Midland, 911 to 924. Spanish New Three per Cents, and Italian of 1861 have risen 4to 1 per cent., viz., to 341 to 1 and 411 to 42 respectively, but other foreign stocks are unchanged. Turkish of 1862 are at 56} to 571; ditto, of 1865, 301 to 4 ; Greek, 124 to i ; Portu guese scrip, 4 to 1 prem. ; Egyptian of 1864, 85 to 4 ; and Mexican, 151 to 4. a United States 5-20 bonds have declined 1 per amt., the present price being 711 to 721. Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are without varia tion—the former at 481 to 4, and the latter at 881 to 89. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares are steady, at 191 to 4 and 41 to 51, respectively. The market for Bank shares is quiet, with little = id b to ul 7 i 2 n7 U . nion n o d f o Lo n landdonW . nster 354 to 36} arl:quo ted 1 Alliance, 12 ° ..-- to 11 dis.; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to II die., ex div. ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 28 to 29 ; and London and County, 54 to ob. Financial shares present no change. Interns -111— tional Financial, 24 to 1/ die. ; London, 23 to 22 dim. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dia. ; and Credit dd Po - 4 Foncier, 34 to 4 per share. HALT-PAST Oyu O'CLOCK. ono The English funds are / per cent. lower than the prices given above. Other securities show no , \ rd movement of importance, the amount of business = being small. The Union has: arrived from New York with 4 . = 204,0001. in specie ; and the Teutonic, from New 71 id Orleans, with 4 , 0001 . 1 " —an No gold was sent into or wit hdrawn from the ea Bank yesterday, but upwards of 600,0001. re ceived from the United States, including yesterday's arrivals, has been taken for the continent. The activity of the demand is partly attributable to the small supply here of short bills on Feas t , com bined The w eli h n t cl e cl i f d in a ga e i:illthe corn n ve tenders e. on the 15th inst. for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the : amount of 200.0001. —. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows —7 4 this week a decrease of . 2,089/., compared with $ 6 I the corresponding period of 1867. ad • The traf fi c re turn of the Grand Trunk Ra ilwa y II _.. of Canada for the week ending the 14th ult. shows z 7, — an increase of 4931., com p a red with the cone - PM sponding period of 1846. "Ps/I id We have received the following the direr tors of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway = Company : TO ran IDITOS or vita rumps. Sir,—l shall b. obliged by your permission to state that the report issued by a so-called committee of debenture holders of this railway has been forwarded by me to the - board of directors, for instructions as to ;named* wird its authors for its libellous statements. I beg to add that active negotiations are in programa for an early ion of payment of coupons, and seek will be made to the debenture holders as will resump t =redly secure ( moral acceptance, and thus re ad store the credit and position of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway. Shoe the appointment of the committee of investigation it has been considered proper to refrain from any official statements is reply to the wild a charges so freely and con ti n uously mole against the arm. - posy. In the meantime t he railway has been reooveries sod placing itself in such • cendition as will : fl arat h enable it to meet in an ek_uilable aoirit all just demands.—l am, Sc., . J. WOOOmAN, tioarstary. Atlantic and Gres; Western Railway Moo. 5, Westminster Chambers, vietati-street, 1:11 Or L ee dom, Jan. 5, MA 7 1146 Mr. James William Jeppe has been appointed underwriter to the Australasian Insurance Com- _ is i id -'4 - 1 - . LI - a .... ... id .1 E M. Wel Ile M. tool 15-16 IS 111 $ " 31; Charles Ell' the well-kn own at Ll o yd ' s, has ac ce pte d appo intme n t, un in — OOll TkeZioll with the London an n and Caledoni irine- Insurance Company, as supervisor in the under writing departruent, and commenced his duties yogiarday. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia a expected to be distributed in London on the 13th inst. The annexed, on the cotto n trade, is from the circular of Messrs. Neill Brothers and Co., dated London, the 4th fast.: The fallowing detailed statement ol rodeo at New OTI/lIIIS tram varier soarer op to 14th ult., coo. eared with agues to dais date lest year, we think will be found latoresdagoie showing how the yellow fever at lest, and eftsswards enturadly low riven, have . kert bask delis= seep of the Bastb-weet. ' • i In to the above, these hes been received from Mobile, Pleside, end Tease, 30,192 hike, against 18,281 hot yew wade( the son total to same date 188,230 aga W I LLA peer. The quantity el cotton received ia New from Mobile this year is roots than doable that of lest year, via., 11l bales, against 13,506, sad it is of senses aid in the Maropeen = Mists as " Orleans soften." The Joker Illedireed shows as ismer 0 . 5,000 bales. River is theca astribnlnhisteThatiblZe 41hhiessrdigirsee. nosiyhissn swap Is flepteethd, 3,74111 bald spied 1,000 lad year ,• in Osishor,9ll/0 beds wise 55,410015 et year; in Nov. fins two maim Wilifillbeir egsbest ONO bat year ; in Nov. lest wee d - 0101 29,300 lad yeanin Des. hot Use unsbololoo hike spied 25,800 last year. The smadedd sesslidd el the sewn se far were attained is \ the de5044.600 ell aik tdr i t ec te i rre WICOAt s ° wees, and espinshosieWslion tie e ornspord: rek last year. (died the Ind, by oar sable desystehes to 11511 t at, Ode is • t nery.vd, to *5,000 belie ; disk bowers, is selll iimbry shoed of the eedsVlAms.weelt L i t year when '" 'k &eland arm The 0- - .. table 1110 04 .- at for bed ... a s the onewod has •-• of the el as** el the roe will be thalleenr stessesi 14112 . 7 es swish 111411* Mame r Norms: &ante. Console, which dosed on Saturday at 921 "buyers," ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 921 to 1, and closed at 921 to g. For the 7 th Februarihrtl: last price was 920, or 9 2 5-16 to 7-16 . The per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cent. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 1. The official bumblers report is as fellows :—Three per Cent. Comas, for money, 921, }, ex div. ; ditto, for account, amount, 921, 0, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Re died, 92, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 92/, 2, t ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Stock, 217, 18, 15 ex div.; ditto Five per Cent., 1110, 1, 11, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001, ; ditto Bonds, 40a. 335. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was slightly firmer. India Bonds were dealt in between 40s. and 33a. pre. Exchequer m Bills remain at 22e. to 27a. prem. Foreign stocks were in request, and the g eneral course of prices was favourable. Spanish New Three per Cents. and Deferred , as well as Turkiala of 1865, rose to t per cent. ; Italian of 1861, 1 ; Russian of 1866, and Buenos Ayres Deferred, 1 ; and Rwrian of 18 50 and 1862, 1 . Turkish of 1854. however t declined 1 per cent. Egyptian Nine per Cent. Scrip was last quoted die. to prent. ; Portuguese Scrip, tto 1 prem.; and the Honduras Goyernment Railway Lean, to 1 prem., ex coupon. In the market for bank shares, Bank of British Columbia fell 10s. ; British North America, 11. ; in East London and Union of London, 10s.; and 4ra, be. On the other hand, London Bank of Mexico and London and Brazilian rose 11., and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered and Imperial, 10e. The market for financial shares was somewhat firmer, with an increased amount of business, con sisting chiefly of purchases. International rose 2s. 6d. to Si.. and General Credit and Credit Foncier, la. 3d. Prices closed as follows :—lnter national Financial, 21 to It die. ; General Credit, 2 5-16 to 3-1 G die. ; London Financial, 23 to 22 die. ; and Credit Foncier, 5 546 to 7-16 per share. Atlantic Cable shares showed no variation. Aneo-Ameriten were last quoted 191 to I ; Atlan tic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 41 to 5i ; and Telegraph Construction, 141 to I. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 14t to 15, show ing an advance of 2a. 6d., and National Discount at 6 to 61 prem. Miscellaneous shares changed hands to a moderate extent. Crystal Palace and North British Australasian rose 11, and National Steam, Ottoman Gas, and United Kingdom Tele graph, be., but Copper Miners of England Prefer ence fell 11., and Bombay Gas, 23. 6d. Colonial government debentures were quiet, but New Zealand Five per Cents. rose 1 per cent. The variations in American securities comprised a decline of 1 per cent. in 5-20 Bonds, and a rise of 1 in Atlantic and Great Western Railway De bentures. There was little business. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bolide, 1882, 721 to t ; Erie Railway shares, 481 to ; Illinois Central, 881 to 89 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 22 to 23 ; and Consolidated Mort gage Bonds, 18 to 19. 1001 1401* 111NE13.-(THIS DAY.) The mining market is moderatelY—Ltive to-day, with a demand for Wheal Buller, East Lovell Prince of Wales, Chiverton Moor, and Weei Drakewalls shares. Annexed are the quotations Wheal Buller, 17 to 18 ; East Lovell, 81 to ; New Lovell. Os. to 11s. ; Prince of Wales, 535. to 555. ; Chiverton Moor, 5a to t • Drakewalla, 10s. to 12s. 6d.; West Drakewalls, 7s. 'to Os. ; Great Vor, 17 to 171; Wheal Satan 80 to 85 ; Great Laxey, 17 to 18 • North Crofty, ' 2* tot ; and West Great Work, 31 to t. A few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares, at yesterday's quo tations :—St. John del Rey , 57 to 50 ; Don Pedro, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Peatarena, dia. to 1 prem. ; Chontales, to 11 dis. ; Roma Grande, to ; ditto, paid up, to ; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 11 ; Frontino and Bolivia, I to i• ; Port Phillip, 11 to 11; Central American, dis. to par ; and Anglo-Argentine, to i prom. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARILEE. (THIS DAY.) (sr ruzunarg.) (rum ova owtr oosassrowaswr.) Carrots.—The market Quiet . Bales probably 8,000 or 10.000 balsa. f 081.411 CIONI.—The market . attendance fair. Wheat ... moderate business at extreme rates of Friday last. ts Flour unaltered in value. Beans and peas steady.l Oats, ld. to ? A l. per bushel, and oatmeal le. 6d. per load deem, with • good demand. Indian corn slow sale, at late rates ; ailed, 475. _ _ LEEDS CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr TIILINIILLPIL) (MOM OUR own oonaurownswr.) Wheat trade nut brisk, but priaes of Friday last fully supported. Barley as before. - - -- MINOING-LANE.—(111111 DAY.) SITGI.II. —The market has opened quietly, with but little dispositice to purchase at previous prices ; ith a parcel oe Barbadoes sold et 345. to Me. M. Reflood wout change. Corrot.—The public) sales for this week are tarp, the demand, privately, in consequence is inactive. TrAYhersia a geed supply offering for sale, ex recent arrivals, but the business doing is extremely limited. ULTP.ZIII..—The market continues quiet. R a w. —A parcel of Jamaica sold on lower terms. TAPIOCA. —A small parcel of Penang sold at 40. SAGO nous continues to sell at firm prices, 190. 9d. paid for small lota. Rtes.-4,000 bags of Bassein sold at 12s. Conan. —The market has again biome quiet, and pre vious full priory on ad obloasoble. Linproo.—A fair Wanes' is dotes fa Sot India doer* tido at late rotes. TALLOW MARKET.—(T}IIB DATA TM market firm, at the following pew,' -- Tow n 41s. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4s. 3d. .vowing. 414. 3d. • ' March, 435. 9 d. to 44a. ; January to do. 9d. to 450. . smITHFIELD HAY IiARKET.—(THI3 DAY.) 11r. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fol lowing prices, viz.:—Prime eloror, 1055.: inferior ditto, 70a to 90s. rims hay, Ms. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 7Oa ; straw, 30u. to 38s. neornfoLaa WWII MAArßre. —.O-- -arm i Ornisiesks, vitA r eata lavazot. 616 I 6 4 JAL i 6 0l 1 ~.4 4 = araad y 8.1 We =- Boa* Wallas , & & 16--Xiscioustar. dm sa d dead Imams, 11%. 46rag5, ual ii u y I 14- 6 4 1 I i I I- - _ ead , 1;r 6 l iaus f—ama se air s, 67 , 74 1-o ". rea l, T t s testaas unr_ ai • mo t din se a us e 6 sk—al 1 ink 6 6 6 1-16 rifr a = ftsd a --dlbotia Te 16.6 161 6 Ply . imaged oiaii. 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