The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-23 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) OF CO3DION PLEAS. ✓im in London.--(Before Lord Chief • Erie and a Special Jury.) tt.xlios AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY 00H PANT.—ACCIDENT. a to recover damages for injuries ens. it on the defendants' railway. and Mr. W. Williams appeared foe the Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Denman, Q.C., an d ▪ defend ants. r a gentleman of fortune living ea Grantham, in Liocolnahire, and on the s Last Goodwood rams be had an o with two friend, by the 10.10 ighton. His friends went by th a t soffit being late he had a special paid 13 1 . its. When within about of Brighton the train was stopped to the guard that they could not go or there was a luggage train on it, and go on the centre line. This direction I afterwards up the train c ams i ts ge train, which, it was believed, would be no doubt that what haelliap. of negligence, for one of the company', informed the plaintiff that there wee co on the part of the men, and they in consequence. At the time of the wan lying along the seat of the e train was soddenly stopped plaintiff tly back &guar the wall of the com b it wan thickly padded, he plai n l y was covered by the padding. He was a rebound to the floor of the • a . the train and walk to Brighton, a He felt unwell and confused, and his friend Captain Hadley, who waa of the hotel waiting for him. la plaintiff bad met with a serious sod tield, and bad, until about two months on the line, to wear bandages when r exercise. The result of the shake that the most of the symptoms which accident returned, and had, to some this time. In addition, there was a ich rendered Lim very uncomfortable way. In the course of the commuai with the railway company, Mr, alf, said that the special had not Fouts s laccoge train. Wilted only ;tinkled d "So that the occupant could not Burt. though he might haws been his statement the plaintiff felt that he t to briog his caw taut court, bat his Mr. Beaumont had no wish to pat pocket, and would give away the some charitable institution. t,ue said he thought that this Lid ve been made. ed to prove his ewe, bet there was ; nor was any evicts's*, celled fag the aver, ad Ireued the jury for the &- that no substantial injury bad but istiee directed the jury that by kb 41e. claimed damages in ueeee log talro him all the way to Brighten, tact, but be thought that that was a the real queatiou was whether the Fred, sad to what extent, through the the plaiutiff --damage& 501. CCOND COURT. Ve ml:.ridon.—(Beforti Mr. Joan and a Special Jury.) AND OTIILICS.-DAMAGE TO MD. Its case WAS a seed crusher ia the Slaidstone, and in Jule, Ic~G7, he defroitints the cargo of the Ilia, ,usrters of Danish rape. inarter. When the cargo arrived fowl to be in a very old • loss of 1.21 u. m da : lai e to recover damages. upon the ground t been chipped iu the condition which contract of sale. tto the other heed owl bad been shipped in proper roadi e had oezurred Iron' sea-da-nsge, for defendan% were not responsible. and Mr. Cohen appeared for the and ••Ar c. lionymiva for the case it was arraogoi that the matter kably t an .l a verdict was taken by iff for 7i)(1/. ▪ an action to recover damages for o marry, sod the jar, wore called ad et the last iroment en arras'''. d the record was withdrawn, apart we rot meatiosed. OF BANKRUPTCY. Commissioner G ,olburu.) LLIAN PETRIE WA':•;11. .. 1 reosa iisTliy reporisTin this jotruaL that Colonel Waugh had become as a direzt , r of the London and total liabilities are upwards of ugh has, since bin last sitting, met accident, anl an adjournment van idled to know a little of the bask. ,nel Watizh served II years in the a years in the loth Royal Human. d medals( e eery'. e, and was woasded ID. haring Ira bor, , , killed under Lira. 4rtern,ster-_'e, to General Sir tles of Beam - al, wal, and Sabena. rationed in ...!Icial despatches. ordered t the of Much next MACE COURTS. !HIS DAY.) t EEl'. l'.L:': J'd. \StL gt stir:nettle appearance, e 1 with otealiaz lt its " Commodore t i re ; Agenfir. S. I, Strand. red :t the prisooer had yrn asd looked owe( I Oa 000 caw ogct.t. w:.o has charge et ..itt AL; in his pocket wine • o•:. Mr. L.tvatt, hew tl..akisi it would be and then get some one ire m!,th: be corroborative Is the! rimeer came again. 1 ._o by offices is :he prisoner's movements. photographs is his !be t:-...aft, be at once ad fr:m Lis pocket and ga . and a1...0 before the rerenge, as le 0001 ta that the proprietor ol bitn. Mr. Levitt. appeared • ~ 7' -tprivourr could moan 11......arneut belongs to • Mr. Beard appeared Itatel that the prosecutor .•*.di.l nnt mean to attend (whi-h be produced)it .4 leaire to withdrew iron .u!4 that the privmaar hat in taking LIN louht. that at the time to be taterly unconacion peered to be Dome reseed from the firet that thi • fi .im the first avowed that Mir clnststent with a mow de xis. be should not bulls' tLe Chao. Tue prises* 1;( 'NE. sr.CrArr. . ..-.-.... , ye.l at the good/ depth u.;too, was brought th robberv. nl tbrc at.,ot 4 o'clock from a wick !-.t prisoner was *bold notioad that hi bim, and wished and rap ca. t.rter of • mils be anta a bag of biscuits wso >••.eon, 'ra° had anal to his 10.140004 who. Is yrs, cloth clips, child' v flub soeot, books, asio I vo . 11,1HFR. ot.l If , ry ALM( Cla lerly sod reiusial ,oh overseer to tb f tt sr r Pau., stated the f tha ssorkhoose for maw, her fit to earl to,ket to go to worl to woe them informed the to tho house for relief ate she came to the gate is d•o,and,l to be admitted Hr.l she wade use of 0011 ,w.,rd. him and the maele end in order to proctor tLs moruiog given int and at the la • the tOCOTt e rot meuti OF BA NI . COrntillAfiou LIAM PETIIII repeatedly . that Colo. u a direzi total hab ugh has, si accident, an , idled to ko nel Watiet years in tt medals f • n, having 111 .arternaster tides o 8010 entioned is ordered t ) LICE HIS DA' • ')W -STRE CA..E OF AL Dc luau af charie. portraits • to4raphic .• appeare at the 1 ▪ makirq tt. the a, rved i• be 1,,,1 u.: oo tat Occ. Intl again, that they afterwards friend uh.ervel tl pat it. with tl "cartes" on. hnuse, .k then: of coos. honed in; :red Lead %I•.:. as the est .:casion 3 , and st and in f..•' and a I-tt preased Lt.., 4 .0 tin w.ni on do mud as Oct. e really al hi • hart! e t..rcUrnet A k ; 00 1.? . .8. ens P ca , P. ar•II • 1•.1...4.111 •11.1 1!• f the Ile er t a .rt. 1.,. k. wL .1 went 001,11, 111 druiuk at a i• ',41 0 C 0•071 1 -t An U., " 4 ! • c,nw •t it h.r. 1134• O 4 her. . had ...tody. She is a very drank= dissipated woman, and tLrough her bad habits she drove her three sons to thiev ", and they were each sent to reformatories. one of these had served his time out and went to Canada. where he is doing well. The second one also b_ t , served his time and was sent for by his brother, but the yrieener would not allow him to go and at his own request he was sent back to Feltiarn to be out at his mother's way. The prism= has tried to get him away from there. The c harge against her now was under the 'Vagrant Act for re fasiug to do the work assigned to her. The above statement was proved by Edward Everdell, the constable and porter of the workhouse. Prisoner said she could not earn her living at oakum picking. Mr. Mansfield sentenced her to one month's hard labour. WORSHIP-STREET. scorrmErr AND ATMITTED BUICLDE. I.hn Gothranr, a young country-looking man, evidently :o mach mental suffering, was charged with attempting Mr. Peter Sair, a lodger at 52, Mansfield-street, Good. Whitechapel, said that on Saturday last he Loud a great disturbance below stairs in an apartment mea tiest by Gatland and his wife, on entering he found him in • condition of desperate excitement consequent upon the dis covery that his wife had eloped during his absence and ...tripped the place of nearly all it had contained. Witness endeavoured to soothe him, and placed him in a chair, where he covered hie face with his hands, and sobbed like a child ; suddenly he sprang up, seized a razor f rom t h e men t a l shelf, and inflicted • wound in his throat, which must have been of • more serious character had he (witness) not struck it from his hand. A polioe.oanstable was then sent for. Prisoner had always been • respectable person while living in the house, but occasionally had words with his wife, who assuredly had taker. up with another man. She had not any family. Prisoner, who haul this statement without uttering one word, was remanded. Bail refused. ANOTHIIt CARL Adria Kdly, a shoemaker, was brought up on remand, charged with a double attempt upon his life. Prisoner called upon a brother workman some weeks since, and from some unexplained cause, but supposed to be jealousy, cut his throat in a fearful manner with two knives used in the trade. His life was despaired of, yet he now attended out of danger. 0 .51 r. Cooke remarked that be had determined upon send. ing this CAN for trial. So much penitence for the crime, however, had been expressed to the chaplain of the House of Intention. and each a solemn assurance given never to repeat the attempt, that be might now be discharged. Prisoner appeared grateful WESTMINSTER. ATTACK nT A THIEF UPON A POLICE•CONSTABL. Th..nos D, ndtn, a well-known thief, was brought Won Mr. Afield cluuged with the following disgraceful attack upon a police-constable : Salim Howe, 297 B, said that between 12 and 1 this morning he was on duty in queen's-buildings, Rnighte bridge, when he found • disturbance ooceeioned by two prostitutes fighting. He separated them, and requested one to go one way and the other the other, which they did. He was then about to proceed round his beat again, when suddenly the prisoner rushed out of a court and atru:k Dim so desperate a blow in the month that it knocked one of hie double teeth out. Prisoner then returned down the court as fall speed and attempted to escape, but wee pursued and captured. Mr. Arnold—Had nothing occurred between you before he struck you . _ _ Prosecutor—Nothing whatever, and the blow was very sudden. I did not see him until he delivered it. Mr. Arnold—Wss be drunk or sober Prosecutor—Perfectly sober. Mr. Arnold—Have you any idea what could have induced him to attack you in this way' Pro.ecutor—l hal been called upon to take him into custody ol Saturday night for a violent assault, but as it was not premed be we. liberated. I don't know whether that bad anything to do with his ►ttack upon me. Mr. Arnold—Do you wish to ay anything, prisoner? I sonar Nothing. Mr. Arnold—You are very well known here, and I find have been committed to the sessions, tried, convicted, and sentenced to 12 month.' imprisonment for a violent assault upon the police, and I shall &pie send you before a jury to be dealt with. THE MISERIES OP DOCTORS IN LOW NZIONBOURHOODS. An inquiry was held by Mr. Richards, the deputy coroner, last night, at the Reek Hotel. Lower ESA Smithfield, respecting the death of Anne Y•larlane, aged 15 tears . The deceased was the daughter of a labourer. residing in Rose Cottage, East Smithfield. and was a healthy girl np to hat Saturday night. She then soddenly complained of Si new On Sunday night at 10 o'clock, a surgeon was called. "es it was too late to get a perish doctor," and be west gratuitously. Deceased took the medicine which he pits. She died at 4 o'clock in the morning. John 31•Fsrlane stated that the deceased's death was, in his opinion, entirely doe to the medicine given. She got worse after it, and died from it. 31r. J. F. Gant , pathological anatomist to the Royal Free Hospital, said that he was directed to make a post mortem examination. The friends of the deceased were most anxious to get him to give his evidence adverse ,to the doctor and they offered to give him some gin for the purroes--(langhterl —end " see justice done to them." When he began the post mortem examination. however, every obstacle was thrown in hie war ; the lights being blows out, ko., and the father said, " I would hare let her be killed, murdered, without saving slaythiag. if T had thought there was to be this butchery." The result of the examination proved that the deceased died from paralysis from congestion of the brain. The present seemed to be a specimen of the hard ships to which medical gentlemen were often exposed in low and densely populated neighbourhoods. After other evidence, The Coroner summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of "Death from natural causes," and expressed themselves highly satisfied with the conduct of the medical man in the owe. The mother of the deesamed. however. said that "she should have her say spinet the doctor on another occasion." Erreer 4W RXCIMITE Joy.—When the order of reprieve for Salome Marsh arrived at Chester Geol. on Saturday, the governor went to her. and, with the intention el breaking the news by degrees, be find told her th►t she might hope for mercy. upon which she became so terribly excited th►t he thought it prudent not to tell her more. On the following morning, however, while she was in the chapel, the chaplain, not having previously communicated with the governor, mentioned the fact that the reprieve had arrived. With a load *brisk the prisoner fainted, and remained in- sensible foe hours. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1864. SHARE LISTS.-4TEIS DAY.) Two o'Ctome. The railway market is firmer to-day, and an almost general advance ha s occurre d in prices. London and South Western stock has risen 1 per cent. • Midland, ; London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, ; and Metropolitan, Great Western, and Caledonian, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 124 to 121 ; Great Western, 79 to ; Midland, 139/ to 140 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1.1.61 to 117 ; South Eastern, 86 to ; Great Eastern, 47f to 481 ; Great Northern, 134 to 135 ; Caledonian, 1311 to 1 ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 121 to Canadian railway securities are dull, and Indian and foreign inactive. WINARY I JCL dh. 1 Pd. I RAILWAYS. .iil e z r r y oss I Seise todal . b 1 p.n. IT le 1304 1611 U 36 II If 89 91 106 106 470 00 Isl COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of Eagliah wheat fresh up this morning were limited, but in fair average condition. Very few buyers were in attendance, and the demand for both red and wlite qualities was Inactive ; nevertheless, Monday's prior WWI SU Watt well 'applied with foreign wheat. Importers, generally, were tolerably Arm as to price ; but the business doing was much restricted, at about previous quotations. Floating cargoes of grain commanded very little ratan tion, at about last week's currency. The show of both English and foreign barley was tole rably extensive. Malting parcels sold to a moderate extent, on former terms. Grinding and distilling qualities were very dull, but not cheaper. We have to report • dull sale for malt, the supply of which was seasonably extensive, at about stationary prices. Oats changed hands to a fair extent at Monday's quota tions. The supply was rather on the incritaire. Beans met • heavy inquiry, at barely late Thies. In peas very little was pasting. Prices, however, were su &relit trade was in a sluggish state on former terms. Linseed and cakes were steady in price. In other articles very little wee doing. This market will be closed on Monday next. 11011 INT num. Qr: Wean Po . & a. Item Eon& tod4SIS St to U Pat Qs. O a. torr & ticotelt . Mato Aß. 23 Lisa, iso to Si „ black ____ ls to 52 34 so la wat0,1863 38 to a " ca. . lea 39 to i;47 - 163 - 11 - ss to at listaga• V! to 36 Tack 34 to 117 Harrow /18000 39 to 40 BAJILIY. Malting DtitiUi.j Ortading 24 22 SS .X. 1112 Norfolk, ;nd olk 6B ks 0 &Ingot= and Wars 0) to 66 Brown Ora ...,. 33 to SO W ili ti t SS to SS lkdlers _ ___ PO to 39 Yom . New sari. Town utselo:P;79o lbs. Household 3O to 22 Country Norfolk sad Satolk, ex ship t7 to IS 0•29. Coellah. teed l9 to 29 . potato 99 to 27 90;tch, toed p 01121311. P. Qr. Want, a a Cleat& sad Koalas berg 4O to 50 Rootock a Meeklos. tor. Qr. a OM. I. DaaMk sod Swell& 17 to Ti ltoulan _ BILIS. D& --- ----- 40 to 40 37 10 40 Boodart, band to 64 to 37 .. so Ilaterkon. red .. Widt . o; 066th . __ Danish B2 to Ile lIIPUUt to 33 ryas. tt =- st to se _ _ ad So 118 Imam Coax. Whit. ld Is it Yellow Ortodlng n te Distilling Malting _ . . TWO& Tub* par ack .... II to 39 SWIM. co as Ansalws. i4ir M... 19 lo to Cookoilaa. .. la to U INTO LONDON. BY RATIN ' TO DEC. EL INCLUSIVE. Data. ?ter - l7 to 23 .. teed ABILIVAI6 OF OLIN, 1:9., CARRIAGY. YAWL DEC. 11 English end Seoleti l Irish foreign TOW Mail Dmlay. Mall OW. flour . qrs. Qrs. we. orl.. rein 1450 SOO 1730 630 .. 310 700 210 61 .. 0 .. n l ow 4790 iio 1— seao , 0000 mo $4340 4790 tao LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) On =craze AND prrrazartoxhi. ncroaAra.) MOM OUR OWN COIRISPORDZ3T.I Corms. —The market continua steady, and sales will probably foot up 10,000 bolas. COM. —The market fairly attended. Wheat, very little offering, and pejo* are Id. per metal dearer ; de mand good. Flour quiet, at late rates. Indian corn held for 3d. to 4d. advanoe. Beans, oats, and oatmeal firm, at late quotations. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (IT UMW COIGDOX ILICIIIIC TILROIA7I. ) (IRON OUR OWN OORRISPONDMIT.) Wheat trade firmer, vied a readier sale as last week's prime. Barley a shade better. Berea and rate steady. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Srcwit.—The market continues firm for refining qualities of West lade, at fully previous prices. Barbados@ mold at 31s. 6d. Cuba Ilnexavado, 31s. to 36e. * • white Havanna& (in bond), 29.. Refined in good reques t at rather dearer prices. Corm.—No public Wes have been held to-day, and pri vately the market is hem firm, but no material change in prices has taken place. Tia.—The market continues dull. Bic.—For Bengal firmer prices have been paid ; low to fine white sold at 10s. 9d. to 14a. PEPPM—Singaporewold at 30. Farm—Valencia raisins coetanu• in good request at full prices ; other kinds quiet. latem.-230 puncheons of Jamaica sold at full prices. SALTPITM —No sales reported. Corrow.—The demand is less active, and pekes rather irregular. ruanivrily in Wale cases sold at *d. per lb. advanos. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DA T. ) The market 1. steady. Tows tallow 1. quoted 41.. 3d. net each ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot. 41s. ; .11 the month, 41s. • January to March. 41s. ; March, 42.. to 43. 3d. ; Oetiolser to llseecuber, 43.. 3d. HIDI MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Lzuminiam..-Hides : Prices :-sGlbs. to 641b5., to 34. ; 641 be. to 721b5., 3d. to 3jd. ; 7E14. to 801bs., 3d. to 3id. ; 801114. to Saba., 34d. to 4d. ; 881bs. to 9ilbs., 44. to 41d. ; plain, 3d. to 34d.; 96165. to 104114., 4d. to 40. ; plain, 3d. to 3jd.; 104114. to 1121bs. sod upwatda, 4id. to sd. Horse hides, 9e. Od. to Itb.; Calf shins. light, 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; fall, 7s. 64. BennoNDagr.-811seipskine : pallid, 10s. 6d. to 13e. Od.; Keats and half•brsds, 9s. to 10a 6d.; Downs, 6s. 9d. to Bs. BOROUGH HOPMARIEET : -(THIt! DAY.). Meurs. Pattenden and Smith report continued activity 'in the trade, with a great scarcity of the better descriptions of the new growth. Prices are gradually on the advance. COAL MARKET I -(THIS . DAY.). Walla Ead Hatton, Zia. 3d. ; Walla End Haswell, 24a. 3d. ; Wylam, 198. ; liolywdl, 19a. 6d. -39 ships as market ; 90 at am. YORK CNRtsipmas Soon% —This, the most CRYSTAL PALACE.—The last reception of General celebrated and the beet unmet show in Yorkshire. corn- Tom Themb, hew& (Mrs. Stratton), Miss Minnie Warren, meneed on Monday last, and will be contianed throughout and Commodore Nutt will alteplace to-morrow, when they the week. A very large number of all classes of horses, and will also give • juvenile entertainment consisting of charm. from every part of the county, from the most valuable ter songs sad dances. The Palace is decorated as for the hunter to the veriest back. were brought to the fair, and for Christiana holidays, and will be well warmed and lighted. the first two days the trade was not brisk, but on Widnes- The great Christmas tree, w ill.„alaa ill . mahm tea ; day an active business. was transacted. There was • plane. FRAUD% ON TEI LiEEDs DAT:IL—At t h e Y or k s hire fa show of hooters of all classes, well-bred horses generally assizes yesterday, Thomas Skate, clerk, aged 38, was In condition for the bunting - field se lli ng a t folly hi g h charged with having forged ao acceptance on the Leeds Prices, and being quoted at from 2001. to VIOL Young Banking Company, which failed a few mouths ago, for 1711, Denten, broken fog work, ranged from IW. to 300 r. ; and with uttering the same, knowing it to be forged, with seasoned and fast hunters for light country, 2001. to intent to defraud. This man was the confidential clerk of MO/. ; while midi as were tip to heavy weights realised John Woodheed Mande°, the notorious iron merchant, from 230/. to 330/. On 'Tuesday Mr. Hall, the master of who, having duped the bank of from 20,000/. to 30.000/., the Holderness hoards, brought to the hammer a dozen fled to America. Skaife had rendered essential service to hunters from his noble stet, and among the aristocracy his employer in the matter of fabricating and promoting which the sale of these and other hunters attracted together forged bills, sod for the one in question he was yesterday were Lied Halewood, Lord Henry Bootjack, and Sir Geo. brought to the bar. The jury found him guilty, and he Wombwell. Only six of Mr. Hall's were sold, the offers was sentenced to 15 years' penal servitisks. for the remainder not reabier the reserved bid, the six Dicer or THE ROMAN HOUNDS —The first meet rearing oo the aversive the large sum of 3101. each. There of the Roman hounds took place on Monday morning on the was not a very good show of carriage horses, but the beet Appian Way, at the time-honoured locality marked by the realised high prioss. Toting homes for hackney work met tomb of Cecilia Metella. The day was lovely, and those with a slow demand, and fetched from 2 201. to 40/, each. I persons who for the first time visited that interesting part In the class of working horses generally the supply was not of the Campagna could not fail to be more struck with the se large as "eel. Well-framed, powerful dray homes were archie)logical and picturesque attractions of the scene than very scares, and the demand of several buyers from Mae- with its mere sporting excitement. Upwards of 110 car chaster for teem animals could not be supplied. Those in I ewes, full of spectators, formed a long line betimes the the fair were eagerly bought up at from 351 . to GO/. each. I tombs of the nameless dead, and a brilliant field Cart horses were a very miscelleneons show, well-limbed, of between GO and 70 equestrisuss, including wee. active young animals, suitable for London work, realising gal ladies , followed the new huntsman Mr. Hogg. from 40 1 . to 60/. The greater part of the business in work- an d t h e l a t e l y -i mpor t e d pac k of boo ed,, in thee log hone; however, le reserved for the latter part of the I researches after Reynard. Fortunately for the ripsaw week, s omens of this revived institution no accideata took HOMICIDE rK Butmt:rnwam.--On Wednesday RD plum, in spite of stone walls and Miff rails ; but in ;airy was held at the Grand Turk Hotel, Ludgate-hill. by Mr. Hogg was not satisfied with the results of the Pr. D. Davis. coroner for the horouch, relative to the death day's work, in a sporting point of view, as no brush of a child, aged six years, named George Bradbury, who was brought home although five foxes were started. The lived with his parents in Livery-street, Birmingham. The fact is that the neighbourhood of the Via Apple abounds ereurnstaoces were of a painful character. The eldest with so many old tombs and grottos', and holds of one child, sister of the deceased. deposed that while her sort or another, that foxes are seldom at a loss for a place of umber was gone oat on Saturday morning to get potatoes refuge after a short burst, and the hounds become quite for dinner. leaving the deceased, herself, and another child, practical arch:eoloems with poking about the Triopio, the aged three, in the house, a quarrel took Place between the Pago Sulpizio, and the substructions of the Villa dei Quin. two younger children. Immediately afterwards William, tili. The bushman will soon adapt himself to the country, the youngest, got a piece of paper, which he lighted, sod as he has had many years of experience not only ia Fag. with it set fire to the clothes of the deceased. The elder land and Ireland, but also in Australia, where he hunted a child being unable to pat out the flames. the deceased ran pack for five years. Four capital English homes, the sue into the yard, and a neighbour came and extinguished the censors of the unforterate animals buret on the Lyons V. amen, by enveloping the child in a bag. The little girl Railway, haes arrived safely out to Marseilles. and are ex ei that she was quite certain that her heather William pected in Rome oa Monday next. —. Letter Daum Rome, t.t deceased ese ere oa purpose. The child was taken to Dec. 17. tie ;mere Hospital ;be day he was admitted. The coroner called the attention of VIRGIXTA.—vrben a soldier dies his body is washed, en. jure to the fact, that though the fire was mused intim.' shrouded in a clean shirt and drawers, and with naked tumidly, a child of three years of age was not responsible leads and feet, is carried on a stretcher by the nurses to f r its • lions. The jury returned a verdict of " Homicide the dead-house and put in a plain red coffin. The soldier's Lc Misadventure." I name. company, and regiment are painted on the under A NoTrIF.R BREAKDOWN IN BLACKHEATH Try- side of the coffin lid, to identify the deceased in can of ex ' .—Yesterday, from some defect is the arraimmeets. . burning. At the hoar appointed, the escort, drum corps, z • . train from Ilaidatose, which was due at Woolwich amitosis, pall-bearers, and the chaplain, all being amen . -Crud at p.m., did not arrive there until 2.30, she bled, the funeral begins by placing the easeoffined deed is having arisen, it was said, from a waist of power is • the cart, each one receiving the regular dead salute of a •• urine. Notwithstanding this the train was allowed to three-fold rapping of the drums and the shouldering and and as might have hem anticipated, whilst geeing presenting of arms by the wort. We usually take bye at ..teep incline of the Blackheath t 1, it came to ' a lead, all covered over with the glorious old flag they died standstill, much to the hoe-or of the on to honour and defend . All ready, with • slow step. graced minds the remembrance of the late de pl orab le Lei. I with the solemn notes of the " Dead March," of fife and woe of mom vividly impressed. The train was de- drum, we march to the grarward, and with solemn silence • vi 4 in the tunnel for more than bait as hoer. I consign them to the tomb,—New York Timm. COLONIAL GOITNIANIMN2 111101:11.1TILL No. I 80:40141. I Pd. I CI. prices. plena. 110.000.. 8ritia1i00hn.6p.434.,1672 101 -4 -. -.. .. Can. Om. Op.o.„117746.1100 99 101 4- -.., .. Do.dpiretleb.d.AM„ 100 98 100 4-4 .... .. Dog picot kar.& B 3 100 98 100 -44 %SLIMS - Do.llperoLJaakl 1100 89 91 - 586,888,.. Do. &per ot. Ina 1100 ai 90 - 190,000 .. Coos4o 9104,40p.M.11173 100 103 106 -• •••• •• Do. do. 181304,100 106 107 1061 ..- .. Do. do. 1890.1 'lOO 106 108 - . Do. do. 1891 100 109 111 - 0000.0 0 90.. 1 . 00 . Pplon,Nov.l66B, 69.04.. 1 100 102 104 Da 1876. d0..1100 106 111 -• 100,000 .. MaarMus 0 per 41..18731100 106 1041 -4 IMMO - Do. 1878,190 107 109 - MOM .. Do. 18113 100 106 108 - 166,100 .. NalaL 0.3T.6 par mat_ 'lOO 104 106 - 108,CM .. New Beane. Glov. 0 34.64. 1100 98 101 -- .... .. N.& Wales Gr. 6 p. 0.1036 100 SI 100 - .... .. Do. 6p, a 1671 bo 1676 100 96 97 - ... . Do. 6p. a 1888 to 1092 100 94 68 DM 114,000.. New Zealand 6 per °eat 100 106 107 - 1000,030 ..! Do. 6 per cent. 100 110 91 - . 1 360,000 . Nov.! Books 6p. a., 1876 100 99 101 100 76,000 • . Ikeresland Gov.. 2.61.'100 106 106 1914 1 .. .. 6.Anst.Ger. 6p. 6.0878 1001 107 109 - .... .., Viatioalk.c.daatakfty,loW - - - .... .. I Do. do. 4 p.o.Aprikto3.llool 106 107 - 811111411 601N80. No. I eh. I Marna I Pd. I CI. peek I near. 76,000 2, Cambrion Co.. tiola L 1 - 34,000' .. Cblverton $ 8 1 61 - 1021(900 .. Clifford Antal SO .. Der. C. Con. armlet ) I 675 696 - 2, .. Drakewalls - 11l .. goat Bunt (115306) SO 47 49 -4 6,141 .. Zest Caradon 2114404 164 174 6 - 6.000 .. Feat Cara Brea 6,000 .. East Greanfte 3.7.0 5 -. 000 .. a llan w t . Lo luiseu vell rtivistiL) Ma1t 2.1.2 0 : 6 1 4 lt} - 486 .. Rreentder & lit Aalegn 004 6 8 - I. 4 1 11rwel tansy (Limited) lB 19 xd -. ad 6•000 .. Great Beath Taigas 3 11 - 6,9 M .. C. W. 94* (lialsloW - 0,000 .. Oreanke - lon{ .. Herod's Foot 6,000 .. Kingston Downs 4118404 34 41 -4 896 - MarparM (Ong Talent) 9/ 6 9 -660: 9,000 .. Marks Valley 40,000 6 Marrid7 0 0 0 .On - 1,0261 .. Maness - 400 .. New 64400 - 6,000 .. North Downs - 7001 .. North Noakes: - 6,000 1 .. N. Wh. Bakst (Mogan) 1.10.0 111 - 6,610 .. North Wheel Crag - 380 1% 3 - 6.00 - Prosper tralted 1,120 00 Prortdenoe (V. Lelank 10.0.7 114 M - :1 . 8. Caradoa oa..Meari l4 11/10 660 - 496 - 8. W. Promos (Megan, 1218.9 10 26 - .. Way Put 30.17.6 15 17 - 6,00 ) .. Ila (loft - 1,0024 .. West Basset (Mogan) . 11 71 SI - _ W. Condon (Listened) 11 7 9 - 3,000 .. West Chiverton - 400 .. Wen Setou - 611) .. Wh. hasset(lllogaW l4 921 171 - 114 .. kb. Boiler (I/441313) lO 911 - 4,900' . . Wheal Lott W.ltary,tan (11ealion ) 6 18 16 - 04461 .. 'Wheel niton 684 190 206 xd .- 1,000, .. 10h. Inborn*, (LialLft 7 17 19 - 6,0301 .. Wheal Onion I 4 1 i DESINThaiI No. IM. I MONEY MAREET.-aillB DAY.) Two o'ClooL The stock markets to-day are firm, except u re gards Consols, which have declined 1-16 to per oent. Home railway stocks are rather better, and a rise has taken place in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. As regards other securitie3, steadi ness prevails, notwithstanding the thane's of bud- Dees. The discount market is rather quiet to-day, but no transactions are reported below six per cent., the supply of money being still somewhat limited. In the Stock Exchange loans on English govern-, ment securities are in strong demand, owing to the approaching holidays, and the rate is firm at 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, aecording to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Bente; were quoted 65fr. 35c., being sc. better than yesterday. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows an increase of 500,0001. in the coin and bullion. Console are now quoted 89k to 4, ex div., for money, and 89 7-16 to 9-16, or 894, for the account (January 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 1, ; ditto, for account, 894, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 884, 4 ; India stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent stock, 1024, 4 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 3a. prem. Foreign stooks are generally firm. Spanish Pas sive Bonds have risen per cent., the Certificates 4, and Turkish Consolida 4. Other stocks are quiet. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 234 to 14 ; Mexican, 294 to 4 ; Confederate, 61 to 63 ; Spanish Passive, 324 to 4 ; the Certificates, 14 to 4 ; Turkish, of 1868, 70 to 71 ; ditto 1862, 72 to ; and the Consolidds, 474 to 48. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 834 ; Egyptian, 954 ; ditto second issue, 1001. Bonds, 96 ; ditto 1864, 944, 95 ; ditto scrip, 4 prem. ; Mexican, 29J, 4 ; Portuguese, 1856, etc., for account, 484 ; Russian, 1822, 881 ; ditto 1850, 871 ; Spanish for account, 484 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 414, ; ditto Passive, fur account, 32k, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14k, 14 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 724, I ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 524 ; ditto 1864, 444, 4. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 4 to If prem.; Danubian, k dis. to par ; Monte Videan, 2 to prem.; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway! Certificates of Debenture, to 4 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 24 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 94 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 34 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to 4 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 4to 1 dis ; and Ottoman Socidtd Gdndrale, 14 to 24 prem. Fors o'Cwcx. Consols are fractionally better, at 894 to 4, ex div., for money, and 894 to 4, ex div., for the account. No gold transactions have occurred at the Bank. No gold transactions were reported at the Bank yes terday. The arrivals just announced from America may, perhaps, be taken for abroad, but the demand for that quarter will probably diminish, owing to the fresh decline in the rate of discount of the Bank of France, together with an advance in the Paris exchange. It is also stated that the exchange at Alexandria has risen to 93, owing probably to the large remittances of sovereigis to Egypt. These, it is believed, will now slacken. The tendency of the bullion movement is thus improving at several points. The Edinburgh has brought 83,0001. in specie, and the Bremen 58,000 L—both from New York. Much annoyance was expressed in commercial circles yesterday at the absence of any notification from the Poet-office authorities with respect to the suggested delay in the despatch of the mails for Calcutta, China, and Australia, from the 26th to the 27th inst. It is apprehended that the making up of these mails on the former day will involve the attendance in the City of a large number of persons. It is notified that the discount department of the Bank of England will be closed on Monday next, the 26th inst. The Birmingham Post announces the stoppage of Mr. Edward Lloyd, foreign timber dealer, with liabilities "said to be very heavy." With reference to the affairs of Messrs. Early and Smith, export clothiers, of Houndaditch, who failed on the 30th September last, a balance-sheet has been issued by Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., showing liabilities to the extent of 81,3691., and assets 23079/.. The accountants state as follows : We are requested by the inspectors to forward yea the ed statement of the aliens of this arm, and to inform you that part of the stock has been sold from the premises in the usual course, and the remainder at discounts ranging from 20 to 2t per cent., payable one-fourth part in cash, onefourth within one month from this date, and the re mainder at six months. We may add that in consequence of the imperfect state of the books, more particularly the cash account, we have been espied in an examination thereof on behalf of the Leeds Banking Company, who have the largest interest in the estate. Prior to the payment of a dividend, which we have no doubt may be declared in the course of next mouth, we shall be glad to receive • state ment of your claim . We are informed that the directors of the Rio de Janeiro City Improvements Company have re ceived by the present mail a copy of the imperial decree, approving is the most satisfactory manner the drainage works of the first district of the city. Considerable progress has already been made with the other two districts. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of London is convened for the 19th January. At an extraordinary meeting yesterday of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company, a dividend of 11. 10s. on the ordinary Mimes was declared, free of income tax, in accordance with the terms of amalgamation with the Commercial Dock Company, which dates from the 19th of January next. The arrangements are notified in connection with the payment of the half-yearly interest on the shares of the Madras and East India Litigation Companies. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. S.itterthwaite reports as follows : 8 9 111 118_ 103 IC4 104 105 21 22 89 91 70 72 61 66 66 68 66 68 43 U 41 60 $0 3 28 SO Iq} 1044 6 68. 1 Per !Pm 101 103 9 11 11, SS 90 SO el I Kt& 1099 10119 911 911 91 93 541 82 Id 104 1024 1010 i Pa% 103r4 104 DA.2l[B. - ORDINARY SRAW AND WOOLS. all Biros., Wan War VaL 100 Birth and 'rya* all Boston.lt BMX 100 IMo/el and /nem. 100 Caledonian all Cork and Bandon all Cornwall all Do. • J A nadir. ant/111 all Do.B p. hpaldlo B. all DubUn and Be lt all DondenrorthotAbd.Jn 100 idinburittand Glasgow le• Glasgow and &Weaken ;100 Great Beaton' Ord. 04. 1100 Do. _ nook Da L Lei. tkL..2.-641 104 a Norlttat Scotland Groat Northors Do.A • Too. so OW. is- Do.B C. D Of.. South& West. (Lio ) Gnat Wagons Do.Stour Volt:MG' Do. South Waist. Do. W. mid.—ocuik _ . --- Do. Nport D Do. o. Do. fl ew' oro!ord .1 h "a 15 !ond9!l apd i r A - 1 j3 - r Co. - & — S. - & - e7t London,,Mattm d f, - oi - ,"!;Wa — N'orii•iiii:l jai 100 W •11 100 - 111! W WYI PLoo don&SouthWookeo Llaboolosb Moryport sad Gado Do. Do. I Slam 111840901 m Do. IX w Do. New sue. Do Arm Dab, -- • d: Do. Maros MN lent 11114 K. it (Cray 11441) I North BMA Do, =din., P•rth.Do . ad. 1 21 12 100 , 70, is; i—or ?sue.. Do. Leeds. ..... Ds. Yo!!E. Do. etock.etDadlog. Do. do. 18/448 Do. do. MFR , North London Do. Nen ...... North Staffordshire I.l.&STiteeierttiane 100 neottleh Central 100 'Scottish N.E. Aber . 100 Scoitlah YLllssd allShrewsbary d Welotipi 100 'Shropshire Union 'lOO South Devon 1100 South Eastern 100 S. Yertah. t Elver Dan all Slalom Woklaghatote 1100 Taff Vlllll to I Do C St. 100 Vale of bierith SL 100 Victoria Sta. & Phalioo St. too Waterford & Mew. it. 1 100 West Contra/1 St, XlOO, w. liartial. 11. It R, L sauna zu Rasmuirs. Atientletlll. lAwrenee 1103 80rn.8v.6 C.111.8.6p.c. Do. 1 , eerie MI Buffalo & Lk. Heron MI Do. Preference 100 Bnff., Break& Goderlch I lIP &Me A 118.1.1872 100 DO. do. Jolt 1, 1873 ;100 ' Do. do. June I. 11174 100 Cal. & B.ll.unern3p.o.g. 1100 Cape T. d Docket). ag. 100 111 /://11. D"E"rerk. lteng 7 Zgn. "er .r 100 Pat Indi a n ga. Ido f.and Trunk of Canada Do. Equip. Id. 8.,13p.et Do. lad prat. bonds Do. do. &darted Do. Ind praL beads Do. do. deferred Do Srd prof. Stock Do. do. deferral Do. 4th prod. Stock Do. do. deferred Irmo Indian nomads Do. gua 6 per inst. Do. New do. It. S. of India p. 6 p. ok Do al par *eel ' -• '— all tit Western a Canada 18 Do. Yaw all D0.ep.c.114apay.1672 ell' Dade do. do. 1877.8 2 Lathan Branch, Limited 1 , Do. New 1100 !Madras guar. d p. coal 1 100 , Do. do. 1 1. 11 1101 ! Do. do. do.— 1 Do. Ma 1 100 Meth. Corp. 6 per e. Bd all Ydh. and Ilotooa'aft all N.liroo.aoao.olad46ll 1100 N.LotCanep.e.latp.B.' 100 Scald% gua. 6pa coat 100 Do. Delhi do. 1 2 Do. do. do. PO , Do. PonJaato do , 1110 ' Do. lades SR Iflot:da 4011 fr 610 C le Ele 1114 138 1344 1564 130 182 80 31 711 701 67 60 68 60 64 66 140 102 116 1181 161 86 106 106 $8 40 1191 120 k 07 98 U 66 noi my 04 04 i no 111 SO lib tdi ILle 1111 lat 103 en 381 11 12 i 10 120 . 126 - 1; - i 79 20 lot 11; l 142 58 GO 64 45 83 1 44 109 111 X 40 75 78 11:5110504. I Mobs prior. lid CO 104_ 10* Par Pm a 76 BO 98 100 SO as No. I EL) BANES. 11000100' Agra & Slasternsiuesji Is 10,0001 60' Do. New. lea. 70 yea 60 aOOO 60 ! Do. issued a'. 10 pro 26 0001 Al 6u bioa 6 10.000 1W lUllasseeLsadLlreepool 21 10,000;1001 Do. New l6 11,000 100 ; Do. Issued at 20 pin lO 100.000 20 Aaglo 20,000, 60 ' Angie Palma (Lhaltad), 10 112,600. 60 Australasia ' 611 2.600' 60 Do. New lan 12.602 10 Bankof BritlahLotaiabla; 16 10.00 e 15 Dank of Eapt t 5.000 100 Dank of Loudon I 111 250.00 60 hank or Otago (Lladted), 6 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland a.) , 20 10,000; 60 liankotVletoriajawlrla 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Ma.) '6o 110.000 10 Rank of New Zealand I • 60,000 20 Bradhaostiortagssas(L 16 10.000. 14 Km& & thilltorniaa 20,000 60 British N. America ' ail 60,000, 10 C. Bk. lodla.Aus., Okla& all 10.000' 25 Chart. Iller.of ladlklke 1 an maogr 100 City I 60 60.000•100 'Colonial 20,000 25 Kim. Disk of lads. te.l 10,000 25 1 llo.lscatlOpm ,10pal4 10,000! 02 Do. Dd. M par l5 p 50,000: 10 'Con.r.plaSo<l Mot (4)1 0 4000'100 Coottasstg 000 - Do. New • 10, 11, 000i 100 10 60 Sant Landes (Wafted) 6 60,930 10 Ilastani Eachange(Llni) , 1 60.010, *1 Kaspdoot.dAaeLliismid. , MI 40,040 63 10,01611 and nwedish (L 16 &oo' 63 • European KsakiLicalted I 15 10.000 kw Ilindusn.Ctdast Jap.(L) 10,000 160 10. issued at 2 pm... IS 19,9:0 100 1.63. New, Da at 6 pm. 10 1;000100 Imperial Dank, Llisaled 10 WM; 100 • Do. New 130,000' 10 Imperial Ottoman is 111,600 . 6.) International Bank (L ) In !mow 10 Land Mort kik. latilati ji 6 110.000 60 Loa. IlicotMellco,&o. (L, 71 10,901 i MO Lou Bank elSostlend L' 11 10.11011 100 Lantos and 00010 0.100 10 , Ltlo.B.Arralak.Poo(Li 60 10,000 26 DV. New, Dt at le pm 71 6,000 100 Lon., Bir., 11. MOM. IL.) , 21 60,000 20 Loa. CS Doak el AuslrL MI 0:0,01.0 60 London and County. „. ' 111 6,000 , 100 Lou. H hg.Con. 18 00,000 60 London Joliet Stook.— 10 240.00 b 0 Du.Nos,ma. as 60 pr 1 .1 mew 100 Loa. and Northern (L), 16 25,000. 60 Lomita* South Arnow aU 6,000.100 Lam. tB. Wmtern (Lim., 10 10,000 100 Lon.* Westminster ' 10 10.0001100 Merchant Bank ,Llat..) ni 20,000 60 Mermtil*t KnobsaiL lll 10,0001 60 Do. New 10.00 . 11 N Metro.* Prov. bank ,I 10 160 Do. do. ,10 6,010.11.00 Midland Dank (7.110. 'BO 10,0001100 National of Liverpool ! 10 10,000 20 N. M. of lingiaad. New, 10 20,0001 10 Nadonal &auk, New •I, 16 25,00, 20 New booth Wales ' oil 40.001 10 Now Zealand (11010161)1 60,000. 20 North Western 00,100' 25 Oriental Bank Corwin I a 91000, to) reovto.hankingeorp.(L, 10,000. leo ?ravine- of Ireland • 21 10,000, 20 Do. do. New all 17,610 10 Sande. E114).02 a , 10 10,000' 28 loath Australia aU 110.000 1 26 south Eastern (Um.) •10 10.000.190 'Stand. of & 6. Afrloa 26 4,680100 Do. do. "goo IS 176630 of Australia 10,003,100 Union of !Montt (Lim ) MI 611.00111 64 Doke of Load°, I Pd I Na I 66. I DOOM. 11,066.688 81. 'Foot sad West 16416.060 12.010 iblooorolrloatas3ocki 6 1,678. 0 116 W It. 1L00100k14.4r6m. 6 w lO wB4. 4 oatliamptoa ar' OS Ni is 1.616, ID I Do. Now Cl. goners. 133 110 IBlOldbil 9 101 pm Y 19 pm, etPull i 1 Pail 2 1 db, 1111 70 ii ii -ii l -itsea te SI I ISS lei Ida Par 4 3 416 37 sq 1 I did ei 70 44 1 If lidll 411 50 I ii iis 61 63 iii if/ ii -ii 7 del • lipm 4 41416 6 446 11 !pm 1,116 par 201 14 • 1 die 11 Ijclis I :1 9 6 : 311 14 13 pm 11 14 P • Thota • 6Ms I s= Po l on 4 ath, 1 fpm 13 111 pa • 3pm 11 • dis 11 1 ?le &P 62 8 em. 49 11 12 8 &al tt . SS, I f - 40101 IS 100 - 700 fdls PM u m tolls N- is 1 gm 7i — l4 46 47 pas ..zga 441 6 iPse 46 68 4 41 1 113 10 t ltpt• St_ tz 1 - 1 2 pia 24k par ad Id% par 64 66 22 1244 66 14 OL pylon. i 11411‘ I n n i 1 20 1 6 4 i 4 114 131 :41 Pal ril irdl W. tortoel I saws. eV 11l ff 90 9198 9698 N 98 0 i 86 i 9699 N 96 aITOOIJ. 491,0131 Bt. allfola. pc 8 / 6 8.<6.4ei,tu0 1460816 at. 0.Ntha.,46.4.Jaa.&J .101 610,000,14. I p. et., Jam. & Ju1).... 100 618.000 al LoneatYk.4p.olsoally 100 630,060 llon,Brlgb.4p.e.Jan&Flyloo 1.026210 It. L&N.W.4p.e.Joit.&Julylloo 110,600 814. I Do. Si p.c.hulatlttly 100 169,7/0 at. L&B.W.,l6.e.Jan.&Joly 100 .... Yldbod,66.e.Jamaluly 100 . lit 'N. &Dish, s. P. a D. AL, IL ip. ct., Feb. & 4p.e.Jaa&July Am... lf.iho., is 0006.N.L.4p.e.A0.,1044. 100 14 . 4 81: .:.. 1 manor OBLIGATII ICI RAILWAYS. 4 all G.Ltanattoolux6p.oeu4, 10 'aU Do. 100 ,all Havana and Katmai' 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg! 100 all Haien:as analoabasillla 100 'all Do. Second lame 30 all North of Prance 3 p.ct 10 all Do. ItafaCharl.llp.ct 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna. etc ) 40 all Parla,LynaaohNnip.a 10 all Do. New ....11p. ct 100 all Roclf• &S. 7.(Pern.l 4 all Royal Swedl.h 3p. 100 'all Sara La Grande? p.et. 20 all S. Aua&lnm-Ven.Sp.c. 100 all Southl:44t.of Port.7p.a. 20 all Southernof Ivrancelp.e. 20 all , South ltallaaqq 3 per et. 20 all WAN. W.ot Ira. 3 p.c., No. I Mt. I GJIIPAXIii. 10 Anglo-Maxim Mint 25 Amtallan 25 !Anetrallanitt i Valii 10 BertinWatenrorks ) 6 !Bombay Om (Limited 60 'British American Lad St. B. & L flag. Tel (L) 20 British Indian Tea (L) 10 eawalaoLoatittlav:L ) 10 Ceylon Comps 25 City of Lon. itealTrop:l fid City Other (Lim) 10 Cons of Afrieenhier.(L 60 CoanuerelalUnion(las., 60 Consolidated (L) 20 C atinental Ca.Gas(L, 100 .Cntracillotion(L 60 Cop.ll..kng.arregri 20 C. Fonn&Mol. of Lug. SO Do. SO Do. of Mauritius (L) SL Crystal Palace M. Do. Preferente fit Do. 6p. .L tarp. Deb 100 IhesouniCorporationL 10 IL India irrigation. tn 50 Ebbw Vale 10 ligyptisiiCooLaTrd.(L St. electric Telegraph 6 Lg. sad Ana Copper 50 Bogs's.% Forelguenidlt ISO Crig &Scottish %LAIL ( L ' 20 Financial Corporation 60 Financial Discount (L.) Ile Forest Wareham (L 60 Chdlivara (Limited) !0 o.Credita M.O( Loct(L 16 ilea. Steam Navtgatioe 60 doinedt:.loolal (L, IS Bodice's By 60 Humber Iron Works,l4 60 linp.aller.CdLAse. (L, Indian Carrying (Lim Nlnternat. ifinan.noc.(l.4 N Interaat.Land Crean 110 Itsßau infs. (Can. Ile.; NO Do. e p. c. ILL r. 16W0 26 JointStockMecoant(L) 60 last securities (Lim.; 26 Load. African Tra.tt Load.andlaiedon.ll.7 10 Loo.CotuitylLand&B.( I 6 Load.leletrict Lisa (L) N Laid. Flea& Aro. (L, 60 Do. New Inad.D. OninlbasC.(L) 10 Lund.. Italian. dc.fltas. 60 Lood.lier. Discount(L) N Lond.Trovincial Maria. 10 Madras Irriga. t Cassel N' Do. PO Mauritius Inadoito.(L) 10 Iledit. gayer. Tel. (L.) 60 1160 l Iron Works 10 Natal Land & CoL C. (L ) Nanosal Din Con (Li N fe SO National Financial (L ationalTrov.sl KO National Steam NVIL 20 NerhuddsCoal II I'L., 20 W. New N.TnalaarlT.*Loan(L St. N.BrILA ustraleidaa(l.; 60 51.krit..tbleromi. In.(L 11 NovaScotsafLandL •14 Do. do. N Ocean Marine Insura le lorlentid eosniner((lei(L 50 10 0 :e . n . tal Financial Um. 1 Oriental Oae (Limited) 1 Do. New II Inland Steam( L' 10 ) Otago a nthisolinvest SO Ottoman Financial , 6 :Ottoman Gas ;Limited 16 I ranamalLlL fiteLnL) 6 Do. do I 10 I Do. New N. ,Tvelltiv.Landt 110 'Peninsular G. stems 00 ) Do. do. New 10 IQuenrada L. IL.. SO ftmasy lion 111 Do. New 11 Biol. City Dame. (L ) 16 MIL ditto ,IN Boma Idatilltesin St. scocAustra Invest. SO 'Smith. [Muhl. diC.o.2 ' • 110 be. Finso..lllgypt e( tarries& M. t Is. (1.: ▪ j:tooth Australian Laud 1/6. )Ihiliseasina Telegraph 1 I Do. Scrip SO Tel.Conetruc.S 10 Thananxli ereey la(L) 10 Trust&AgeucyoLtas.Li ) II T. di L Co. of U. Canaan 1Ueit•d2.2'1166200.(1 1 16 , Ustveas.ll22lo•l22(l 10 I Upper Aram Tes(Lisa 10 Ditto Ni Van Dlentea's Lead 10 Warrant 1 1 1aanoe(Llm SO isffeetlndia %Paella L PREFERENCE. SHARES. Croat Easters, E. Counties Etna. No. 1, 106. Ditto, ditto, No. 2,106. Great Western—Origical S per mint. redeem. pref., 101. Lancashire and Yorkshire ej per cent. (Blackbarn Parch.), 99. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia sod San Francisco (1.1 m.), gees 7 per mak, 14t Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), he. id. Ottoman (Smyrna to Akins), 11.4. San Paulo (Lim.), gm. 7 per cent. (all piaL 18k. South Austrian sod Lomberdo-Versitias. Wg. West Flanders, 5i per mat. wet., 1101 p,000: Pd. 1 CI. prices. irtl s Ibr 1411 dl g 4O 00 100 60 66 11 2 ldb 411 00 66 Idb 21 Sip= par zd If it it'll' 10 I db SI 3 ,6 44 4 2 die a,OOO, ifiliii 1 4 0 . 01 I SM I I, I - 125 -07 : 0 1 B.IIIC $0,009 25.000 20.000 20.00 , 71 40.000 , 20 60,0001 .000 17,600! 40.000 ioa,allol ioo,oooi 10,000 104191511 16).1103L 217,0004.1 10.000 /0,000 taw 106,000 1119.0761. MON 20.000. 10.00" 76.001 IN 0001 o;o , * itkooo, - ~:~i io:isil iekoool nhoool 1u!,vool te:soo 1 110,000 l 100,000 eo; . o . so,iooj 110,000 1 4,001 40.000 19,000 111.000, Koool Kowa inNeo9l 6.000' 60.000 60A01 /0.000 ItAov 12,6,0 40.000 moo/94,000 10,0 rd 0M. 6 10 -- ,04M - I 6,000 i -13,°°?! 167,1764. 60. 600 110,u601 SO,Ow 60,000! io:oeol 10:too i ISu NO 10,000 •4 0 00 211,000 10.000 ,i w pm i ls 01114 16 1 3 31pft 3 Iljps 4 2 dl. IS 32 id 110 113 111 114 4 Ida 2 . , fp m 10111 1 li li 2 lidla Kis Par t idto 6 4 Ws I Woo 7 6 dls 7 2 Wm tS 27 14 1 i.r 7 3 clis 1 0 . 00 11.Oeu 8,1001 sou Neut s),tioo, so,000! 17,4xi0! zd id it s 9- 9 K-- -1 pto n 2 * p fp:a 3 7 .8.• 116 87 ' a Ws 1 0 0 19 ' 3 I dL 2 4 i 1 9 9 40 98 1 9 4 9 PO 3 31 6 . 4!si 10,409 1 ♦O6Ol 10 _Judi t 3 . iao' 15.000. /00.0014. 44000 110,0* io uoo soma' _ad id /7.800 1016000, 14100 10,100 • 80,014 WOW 18,000 10,000 0,00 8 30,000 a a 7, 1 4 7, dill P. Pa Par i lr• I elm, I 4 spm 17 10 D 11 lino par pr 1 pi :4 id KJ_ 106 108 Od Od I Magri orbit, I SW., 14 1 9 96 98 zd 97 100 9S 99 sd 95 Kt zd 12 12; —.— 86 88 11} It 97 99 19 2i 90 91 9} 10 97 100 11 9 114 7 11 11 ad !INC ULAN SOUS. the week 1,024,419/. Owing, however, to the large increase in both the public and private depo- Isits, the reserve bar increased 146,3341. There is, at the same time, an increase of 1135,0491. in the I coin and bullion, notwithstanding the withdrawals of sovereigns for Egyt. BANK Or INGLAND.—An A and Sib Vie., e. 11.4 for the week Nei. kccount pursuant to the Act 81 eadleg on Wednesday, Dec. 24 PAWN AIR Notes tossed L28,174.910 7:1;;;;;ent debt.. 011.015,100 Other securities 3434,900 Gold ado sod bul lion Sher Wilco Proptietorf Capital 1:17:543.401 Hest 3,344,117 Public Deposita chiding lischeu., Bay. Hanka. Coro /di of National Debi, aM b. Accuanta) Other Deposita 12.921,0u7 Seven day and other Bills 023,174.9301 BUSKING DI:PARTE/NT. _ - Zan -- -- 13,621,9311 1.14174,3311 Goverment Saco rtttee (ineltsbug Dead Weigbt salty) Otber aft-aril:les Notes Ookt sad Silver . 7E2,EA 08.900,347 Dee. l, 186 L 451,5/7 W. MILLKII, Chiet Caadv.r. THURSDAY EVIDING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89g, " sellers," ex div., for the 10th Jan., opened this morning at 89g to j, and closed at 894 to j. For money the last price was 694 to The official buainess re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, • ditto for amount, 89j, ; Three per Ceots. Reduced, 884, g ; New Three per Cents., 884, t ; Bank Stock, rss, 239 ; India Stack, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98, 974 • ditto Bonds, Bs. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent . "enfaced" rupee pa 109. India Five per Cent. stock was quiet. There were some inquiries for India Bonds, which were marked Bs. prem. Exchequer Bills were again inquired for, and rose 2s. to 35., closing at 2s. dia. to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. Sardinian stock declined j per cent, and Venezuela Bonds were a little more offered, but, with these exceptions, prices were firm. Mexican Bonds improved per cent., and Spanish Passive and Turkish Con solidCs, f. In the market for bank shares an improvement was quoted is Agra and Masterman's, Bank of Australasia, City, London and Westminster, and North Western Bank ; but Alliance, Chartered Bank of Indis, Australia, and China, and Char tered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China declined 1/. per share. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 1 to 14 prem. ; National Dis count, 11 to 114 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to die. International Land Credit, and the Ceylon Company's shares, were rather Hat, but Ottoman Financial, Oriental Financial, and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada, showed au upward tendency. Ottoman SociEtd Gdndrale shares were quoted 11 to 24 prem. The shares of the financial companies were well supported. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 24 to prem. ; General Credit,n to prem. ; London Financial, 9to 94 prem. • Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3g to prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3to 3f Ism MINES-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocw. There is scarcely any business in the mining market to-day, owing to the near approach of the Christmas holidays, and, with the exception of a decline in East Grenville shares (which are now quoted 4i to I), prices exhibit uo variation of any importance, compared with those last cur rent yesterday. No transactions are officially re ported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. The Mining Exchange will be closed to-morrow. the 24th lust, and Monday, the 26th, by order of the committee. _ _ . The report of the directors of the Dou Pedro North del Rey ]lining Company (Limited), to be presented at the second ordinary general meeting on the 29th inst., states that the company has made a profit of 1,8571. 4s. on the gold raisinga for the 12 months ending the 30th September last. The directors recommend that this profit shall for the present remain at the credit of the profit and loss account. P110)71901AL SHARI MARSITS. LEVIDIPOOI. DEC. 22.-Furneas. New. lil-Ditto ditto, 1861. 21p.-Grest Northern A. I:4*-Lesicashire and Yorkahire, 1161- London ant North Western, 116120 i lel-Manchester. Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 614 I 102. redeemable I per cent.. 11.11 p. - Midland, I par cent. atter Dec. 1, hied. [ p.-lancar.er and Carlisle. 216- Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company, i &- Butch Rhenish paid up, 2.4 ea div.-Great Luxembourg shares. 121-16 It 1.16-Confederate Law 64 I 1-AlllaLce rank, Lon non and Liverpool :Unsitedl. 14 10 pp Eastern Lachance Bank : Limited). d.-Liverpool Finance (Limited:, d.-Mercantile and Embalms Bank ,thaite.ll, par-Borth Western Lank tilmited,. 5 4 16-16 6 p.-Albion Marine British and Foreign Marine (Waited). 3 I-I6 p.-London and Lancashire Insurance, 9-I6 p.- Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Lite. 10 I p.-Staritime ['durance Limited, 0-16 1 - Mercantile Marine ;Limited , . 1.16 ft.-Queen Insurance, 11.16 in-Roal Insurance, 04 p.-1 - nlcor Marine, 3 740 National Steant Limited d.-Paellte Steam, CZ-Consols toe MI tml -Ditto, acarostak 861 bl 4. masonic: BM DEC t2.-A fair business was dose at rather 1-mer prices. Great Eastern, 471 i-Un•at Luxembourg, 12 1-14 Northeni. A, 1556 4, 6-Great Western. int - Lance. shire and Yorkshire. 1161-I.mdau and North postern, 114 [ 20-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. tat I i * 4 yy -Metnipolitan. 131 1-North British. b;,k-S.vath Eastern, 351-staveley Coal and iron, 16 p-London. New, 116-Confederate Loan, el-iheepbridge, 24 p.-London and Caledonian Marine, Z p.-Alliance Bank, 101 p.-Lancaster Wagon, par-Edinburgh and Glasgow, New Prof., 6-16 p. latalll3oll.llt. DEC. 21-Blrmlngham Canal, 38-BtruMnEliana Bank, 34j -Patent Nat and Bolt, Y prom-and Mialand con tract, prem. The above are the sales marked to-day, and the f o ll ow ., were some of the cluing prices -P.lrminghata Gua ranteed stock. buyers, at 74- Birminaham Preference, sellers, alt 9}-South affortialtira ttillway, buyers, at 14-Dudley and West Bromwich Lank, buyers, at 61-fitaffistilahlre Juint Stock Bank, buyers, at 101-Birmingham %s'aBoo, 10; toll),-Metropo litan ditto, it to 13,-111112M's Metal, 101. 3d. to lila. Gd. tha.- and Patent Alletree, 4) Lodi. MEETING or THE NEW YORK NISTORIcAr, SOCIETT.—..a unusually brilliant gathering took place last night at the hall of the New York Historical Society. the monde° being the delivery of an address by Professor Goldwis Smith. Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, on the history of that ancient seat of learning. Frederick De Nyder, Fey.. President of the Society, called the meeting to order, end after the transaction of the usual routine business, introduced to the meeting Professor Goldwin Smith. Mr. Smith. who was received with loud spplsuse, a/ tor some introductory remsrks, gave • vivid sketch of the coo 'Steam:, course of study. nod discipline of the nineteen great college , ' and five balls that compose the University of Oxford ; afterward giving a sketch of the early history of each college in the order of its fout.detion, interspersing his narration with valuable comments en the seems' con dition of society, the state of learning, politic., sad religion at the different eras of the different fonadatious ; also The inactivity which has prevailed generally in the Stock ', i, - ..i s gi ss i e w s , i s oos a si t os t o rho cos t zg y ieg l is l ikki i Exchangeduring the past week has characterised the ! hive agitated u. s un i vers it y during lets yews, to d t h e m g . market for American securities and Pricer renamed auk" I once which the university has exerted upon the public mind, without °wa g e, the only alleeltte• being in United Bret" ' expressing a hope that be might hereafter have an oppor -6.20'a and illinnia abates, which bele het° gives way • hell ; tunity to repay American students in Oxford the kinds'ss par cent. lhe bad received during his visit to this country. The ad- Messrs. Letts, Son and Co.'s Diaries for the year ; dregs, which abounded in interesting detail nod rivetted the 1865 have made their appearance in even in- ; attention of the audience daring its whole length, was de creased variety as regards binding and other re- livered . without the aid . of a t single Lote....tod we 7 only spear, while retaining all the useful features which I wan Pr° t o r a sp . n r s g d ma Z l : w g I css " of re t b. spes k es. es g s :l in past years have rendered them so acceptable to th roug h th e c h a i rma n. th at l the press would refrain frees the business community. I publish tog it. fin usual vote of thanks and request for a The Emigration Commissioners have taken up copy of the address for pablication we. moved by the Rev. the ship Trebolgan for the conveyance of paasen- 1 ins •_Yr• id A‘. l o 7: .d. ••! .3 .renier i car 1.,ure1,initetwe,...17.13,...5itea,,, which the west ' gars to Sydney, New South Wales. i The nro rietor of the crest D . Dorset- The return of the Bank of England for the week chits ii ;..p f . ding bis swi "•. - , -l i r a o r a s i c b . baying ending Wednesday, Dec.2l, compared with that for ouro b ss .d 210 tons of da.,,,,,„a rice for t b o pugs.o at the previous week, shows the following changes : , mixing with other kinds of pigs' food. areulation brae ....... ..... C 28.171,930 Ircreass F 170,855 Aocordirg to recent tiles from Jamaica an eaten- Circulation active............ 19,217,430 locreses 38,715 are auction sale of real edam took place Mere with the fol- Public deposits -. 7,624,616 Increase 5.T.1,897 lowing result :—Coeteet estate. Hanover, 1.313 sores, was Other deposit Government securities la 1 acres, for 2,6001 .: Nightii;sel• Grove and Lyswersty free banking department 10,474.542 No change laved estates), Trelawny, 904 sem, foe 4,0461.; Seven Pisa- Othersecnritieslll banking mai ns . r o t a te. Ciereedoo. 3,490 sores, far 5,0401.; Mod* department Ooic and bullion in both The wharf premises, aloes, lie.. in Moeller° Bay. meld foe departments - Falailtrotidowe in Motl l4 B o Bayrin 6ll 7 vuttPierl by Seven day and other bills 411./47 Decrease 39.540 B. Nunes. Ant adraint at au k ftwohoid all Jankeillireeit The in 3.342,357 I nc , 4 , 17,063 Kingston. WY withdraws. Three other booms is illostego b 5957,503 r ooms . 132,14 0 Bay were bought in—that la Charchstreet. 1801. ; that in Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin i Orange-lam for 501., sod that to Strand•atteet for 601. is banking de partmeet) . 9,740.330 loam's 146,334 Large quantities of misletoe have been imported into Southampton from France, for the London market. This return shows that the Effort of the Bank to 1 co attrac tint t fm busi tn ness 7 to by t G he pe reduction ant e as of bee i t d th u e ritla does tihrle whic isil h are m" el l ac wth ted ;ftl a te od t. c im be l e wietleg rfally l peid irora Bader l seak n 9 rate e ccets of dis ful, the " other " securities having hcreased during bunch of this cations importation. I Me ili 79 i ri 116 II 2e m St Int i I 461 86 I: s= 1021 Si 104} 9 - lif - 103} lie LIS 11 72 3 0 - 4 0 1 181 1 ... 171 103 3* 60 601 34* 62* Ilk I IN I i Itli -' bi 71 "I . zd iii -