The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-13 00:00:00

Till: " FLOWERY LAND" PIRACY• ENLISTMENT IN LIVERPOOL FOR THE CONFEDERATE NAM BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.) PROSECUTIONS BY THE TREASURY, (From tie Liverpool Courier of the day.) The Liverpool magistrates, Its are informed, have boned linllllooll9Bl spinet three person in this town on the t Marge of =Mai 'absentee far the naval service of the Con- federate Seem owatrary to the proviskas of the Foreign En listment Ad. Thisumoseasew had Mee granted on the infor mation of Mr. William Oaady Lateen, local agent of the solicitors to the Treasury in Loadon, and are regulable at noon on Friday next before the borough instieee. Two of the defendants are gentlemen who l oamy on business se ship-store dealers and chandlers, and the shied s a clerk in their employment. The information, we believe, charge the defeodants is MI4OOI forms with viola time of the statute 59 Geo. lIL, cap. 69, and the ease will, most probably, lead to inierestfegrevelatiorte as to the name by which the different Confederate misers have obtained their crews ; but we will not at present publish any state meets on the subject, lest they should prejudice the adminis. Maim of justice. We will therefore Gandy add that the three defendants are charged with having, is March, 1963, in Liverpool and elsewhere, endeavoured to procure Jobs Stanley, France Glimbrook (or Francis Rivers), and Benjamin Coo*, or one or more of them, to be engaged in the sea service of the so-called Cos. ledemaa Staten of Amelia, contrary to the prohibition contained in the statute 59 Geo. lIL , cap. 69. In another form the defendants me charged with having endeavoured to procure the above men to p and embark from Liverpool for the purpose of being engaged ce employed as aforesaid, con trary to the statute. A third information alleges that one of the defendants did, in April, 1863, on board the British ship Japan, endeavour to prows John Stanley, Francis Glam. brook for Rivas), and Benjamin Cooolly, or one or man of them, to be engaged as *forma ; and a fourth that the parties mestiosed had wombed to procure the men men timed for the afccesaid service. The whole case will be heard at the pollee-some ea Friday next, and it is scarcely wormy to add that much public interest will attach to the investigation. This being the day appointed for the further b eef ing of the charge spinet the ten seaman for piney eel murder oa the high seam, a crowd assembled all the merl ins in treat of the coart to await the snivel of the o w ns, who ie pining from the prima van to the deer of the court were hissed sad honed by the people. At o'clock the case was nailed on, yr. Washy organ prosecuting for the Treasury ; and Mr. Bend. intruded by the Spanish consul, appearing for the prim:men Williams, Santo, Lopez, Lyons, Blanco, and An tonio Donnie,. The other three were undefended. Mr. Burnaby, the chief clerk, reed over the evidenoe of Jams Early. gr. Webby raid he would cal one witness to a formal point, in order to let him leave. Mr. Strugnell wee then called, and Mr. Rosenberg was sworn to interpret his evidence into German, and Mr. raskiewitch to interpret it into Greek. Mr. Webby observed that the prison's who were un defended were two Greeks, Carlos and Witter, and an Austrian (Radack, aline Powell). As all the Spaniards wer e represented by Mr. Beard, • Spanish interpreter would not be required. Mr. !titrugnell deposed—l am clerk in the °Moe of me Registrar for Sesame, and produce • copy of the register, which is kept in the office, under the direction of the Haydn Trade, whisk I am not at liberty to leave. I moan the register of the ship Flowery lend, owner William Wemyes Kerr. (This was trandatated to the pitioners io Greek and German.) Mr. Henry thee instructed the Greek interpreter to ask Curios and Wetter if they wished to put any question to the iltllesA. k*.trlne asked when he should make his defence ! Mr. Henry told him in dna course he should have • fall opportunity, but that would be alter the case was completed. The prisoners said that they had no questions to pat to the witness. Mr. Strugnell also produced • certified copy of the ship's article', in which the names of the prisoners appeared, though some of them not exactly as they were afterwards known by them. Taffir deposed—l am • &otchmaa, and shipped on board the Flowery Land as boatswain and second mate. We left Loudon on the 28th July. John Smith wu the captain, and his brother George Smith wa s a passenger going to Singapore. The first mate was John CanwelL The steward was a Malay named Abe,. The cook was a Chinaman, and so was the lamp trimmer. He was • man. Ido not know their name*. The lamp trimmer was called Cusp. The carpenter was named Michael Anderson, and there was a Frenchman named Candereau, an able seaman. The ten prisoners were all seamen, able or ordinary. There was some grievance on account of their not being qualified to do their duty. I never saw him use •az violence to them. I have beard him call them "Coolies and "Sons of bitches." I have heard them complain of not having water enough. Mr. Weisby—Who was the spokesman? Witness—Frau:Me Blanco, once oily. Mr. Welsby—Were those complaints attended to? Witness—Yes. About the Ist September Cosies was wanted on deck, but be west and turned into his bed. He said he wanted his watch below, and be wee not very well. All the watch, seven in camber, then refused to come on deck. They were George Carlos, Marco Wetter, Marcellino, Ronda. Blanco, and three others whose names Ido not positively know. I sod the chief mate. Mr. ()unwell, came down to Carlos and told him to mate on deck to his duty, which be refused to do, saying that he was sick. The mate took hold of him and pulled him out of his bed, and gave him several blows with his fists. He was made to go on deck. but he would not turn to. Th mate ordered me to make him fast to the rigging. I did so, and he remained bound about eve minutes. The captain came oat of the cabin and told me to loose him, which I did, and the captain gave him some medicine, and he went sad turned in. A few days al terwarda Francisco Blanoo and Carlos ware fighting. The mate and I interfered to atop them from fighting. The mate took hold of Carlos sad struck him I believe. Os the night the captain was killed I had the first watch from Bto 12. The mate re lieved me at 12, end I turned in. There was a house on the desk, is which there were four compartmenta. On the port aide forward these ten men lodged together inane com partment. Oa the starboard aide forward, lodged the carpenter, the witness Early, and Condemn; on the starboard side, aft, was the cook's galley, sad the other was the boatswain's store. Below on the port side of the companion the first berth was that of the mate ;next to that the captain's brother, and next mine, and the captain had all the starboard aids to himself. The main cabin was beton', witha skylight opening on the poop. 1 About 3 echoic a.m., I was awakeeed by • noise on deck as if people were heating oa the companies with handspikes. I ran up to try to get on deck, but I could not get up for a person lying is the companioo, on hie face, with hie heed in a parallel with the top steps, and • number of persons besting him with handepikee. I doe% know how many. I recognised oee—Francisco Blanco. I heard his voice, sod looked up. It was pretty dark, but I could see hie face. I got a blow with a capstan bar. I tried all I could to draw the man down from the ladder but could not move him. I called to the captain for help but got no answer. I went to his berth. He wee sot there, I cams back to the main cabin and found him lying deadjin a pool of blood on the floor. I trimmed the lamp as the light was dim, and saw that his shirt wee cut with knives. He was in his night dregs. I west to his brother's' berth and found him gone too. I them west to the companion and found that the man lying there was the captain's brother. I went, to my berth awl shut myself in. The noise continued about 10 minutes. I remained there about three-quarters of an hour. I heard some one during that time singing out to me to toms on deck. Then a number of men came down to me—about sight that I saw—John Lyons spoke, Francisco Ethan, Marco Wetter, Chances or Lopes, Menhirs Darning Gasp Carlin Brasilia Lee Santos. I closet rsinenther any °then —Marcellino, I think, but am sot sore. Lyon. spoke in English. He called me to come oat. He said, "Come out of your berth, we want to speak to you." I said, " What are you going to do with me! Are you ping to kill me" He said "No." I came out then. He said, "We have murdered the captain and the mate, and the captain's brother has got away somehow, f don't know when he in goes. We wish you to navigate the ship to some place, so that we can get on shore." The prisoners were igoorant of navi gation. The others were present sod heard all that he said, George Oman, Marco Wetter, and Chances. I asked when they wished me to go, and Carlos said loess where sear the River Plate. I agreed to do that. The ship was thou 19 deg. South, 36 deg. West. Carlos then proceeded to throw the body of the captain overboard. I asked them to atop and let me nw him up in imams, for I did not like to see him go overboard like that. I thee west to my berth. Witness went as to describe the enbeequent proceedings of the sea, how they rummaged the captain's effects, sad took his money, compelling witness to than the latter amongst them in seinoteeo parts. They then plundered the cargo; they subsequently sighted an English ship and got the longitude from it. Acting under compulsion he described their ship as the Louisa. In October they arrived at Moete Video, sod it woe here that the steward min with his fate. The ship went down fast as they got into the boats, and they landed es the shore of the River Plate. A day or two attar they got ashore witness and another stole away, and communicated to the people what had happened, when the prisoners were taken into custody. iThe witness was under crcesAmamioation when our report left. SCAPTATILD POISONING AT BIRMINGHAM. —A t the Birmingham Public-office, yesterday, before Mr. T. C. 8, Kynneraley, the atipeodiary magistrate, a young named Charles Edward Eyre, described as a c hemist, 1. 4 t twetity-ormi years, was brought up as suspicion of havusg caused the death of his wife, Soo* Eyre, by giving her poison. Polies-cotistable Clifford said that be was as his beat in Great Cliarlerstreet, at shoot 3 o'clock that morning, when the prisoner, who lived there, ran sot of house is a state of greet excitement, sad said to him, " Run for a doctor, my wife has poisosed herself." Wit ness did se he was told, and in a few labiatsa returned with a medical man. lo the sitting room of the prisoner's boom they found cleceseed is violent coovuleime. Oa the table was • small bottle, about half full of strychnine, sad several empty glasses. Judging that the woman had taken strychnine, the doctor administered sulphate of zinc, bat this had no effect, sod the woos', was removed to the General Hospital, where abs died about twenty minutes after her arrival. The prisoner said that be sad his wife and a lodger had been drinking beer until nearly 3 o'clock in the morning, that the lodger had then gone to bed, that his wife took out of his pocket • bottle of poison h e always carried with bim, sad that, nehmen so him, she must have put a portion el it in her glees and swallowed it. This story was felt to• he exceediegly improbable, sad the officer arrested him ma • charge ot murder. The primmer was re manded to await the result of the inquest. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1864. MONEY 304 3321 105 I 101 i zal 106 60 j II m 71 76 IA 61 46 68 U 66 61 U 41 43 26 26 22 lb 106 107 am 106 w .., 91 101 l•tals NI OS ms 3 Pak 10 1 1. IN L Ile 196 10i an! 96 100 En. 96 911 in, 17 60 6 $ IS 66 106 106 in 103_ 104 sal 10 ID IN lOS IN COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RK-LANL --(VIM DAY. ) The show of English wheat in our market, today, was very moderate, but the read condition of the wunples was good. All kinds met • very inactive inquiry ; nevertheless, compared with Monday, no cheage took place in the quo tetioss. At the ekes of business, several parcels remained un Fo sold. rdo wheat was in good supply and doggish request, on former terms. The bulk of the react importations has goes direct to the Indian, who, for the moat part, are now well in stork. There was ler activity ia the inquiries for floating cargoes of grain, and the late advance was with difficulty supported. Fine barley changed bands to a fair extent at previous currencies ; grinding and distilling sorts, however, moved off slowly, at late istes. The malt trade may be considered steady. In prices we have no change to notice. The supply was seasonably ex- Unwire. Selected oats oonunanded quite as much mosey as last week ; but heated samples were a dull sale, sad the tun cheaper. Bases were tolerably firm in price ; but the ask for them !, 1 was chiefly in retail. Peas were bold at full quotations. • Mort kinds of flour sold somewhat steadily, on former terms. Very little sound Amencan was on offer. Canary seed sold on former terms. In other seed', as well as cites, the hansactions were on a moderate scale, at late rates. CUIRKVIr TRIMS. rig WILE i. -- ism, lest, red 1841 43 to 45 Ditto, new - 42 to 44 Dltto,whltoll 42 to 49 Ditto, ator Rsad Liscole _ Pot Qr. 4 u r , OATS. 9 Soot* Ind l9 to 22 u 23 to 27 u 17 to IS , . Wok Ilsra& 7.1701 - 41 to 44 .- _ .. • 0 DUSu umor aw, 4 to 46 Maim U Is U DisUllag ... Grinding SI is 27 1 ---- liasopa 29 to 31 Tick 29 to 31 Harrow I [two SS to ♦2 "a _ . ... 211 to 31 21844. 35 to 38 White ligaardalk, ind OS to es [banks and Warr 64 to OS Brown -- SO to 46 I - Ylatrit. Tows mak per 299 lb& Household 32 to la Canary saw U Norfolk sad Suffolk as dap 29 to 31 ' ua Now .. it to 33 06211. sagas, tiod is to 23 „ p 02636 2/ 16 26 _ _ Pre Or. WILL S. S. Deride mai L berm 47 is 56 lirmtock t limelims- Per Qv. Dll 4 l 42 to 48 48 to 44 itturisa. bird odll Arne:ikon. rod . „ rabi; . _ _ __ lazuri. 01.16. I. Demia sai Swedish 18 to 22 ___ lB So ft Duda - ss to sr AMU= D3 to St =ll4 to S 7 Si toil -. (Modal; is to to DiaWag lanai 5) a a _ _ _ LIDUE Coll. Mitt* 29 to IC Tenor _ _ V to 30 Data. brow — lB to U , toed aliarvAus 1W OWN sc., n WAVER CMULIA(II. ISOM 34 nova. honk per sack .... le to 37 Swish, „ 34 to 37 Americas, pee teL .. 19 to 17 Caned 20 to 26 IRO LONDON, EV LAND AND AN. 9 TOJAN.II, INCLUSIVE. Osta. Mar. qrs. Vida. @Deka iaio tan MO WO 3200 NM LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (TIM DAY.) On nun= AND urrcurareozal. mwalan.) OWN 0011 OWN CONWPONDNNT.) Cotton market dull, end prism are useltaaged. The ales will probably foot up cwo or Woo slimmed bales. MINCING LANK.-(THD3 DAY.) Bccas.-The market coition' gnat, sad prior ads rather in favour of buyers. Mauritius sold at 36e. to 40s. for brows, sad at 455. to 464. 6d. for pony yellow. Penn hams, 4111 a. Bd. ; low to rood yellow, 45e. to 46e. ; browa, 41a. ; sad at pre lic ads Porto Rao st 40a. 6d. To 47a. W. Radian: Prices orations vary firm, but thin is only • audanto business doing. Corns w sold freely, at very firm rates, men especially Use °dowry quillties at plantation Coylon trigs, at 57a. to 67a; line nanny sad low middling. 71a. 6d. to 751.; middling to Bao, 76e. to 91a. 6.1.; pea berry, 71a. to 894.; and satin Opylou good sad fine ordinary, 874. to 70a fid.; email, 63a 6d. to 655. Tsa.-Tbe market toutiones quiet. ROIL-A parcel of .somas Jamaica sold at 2s. Bd. Ries.-No seise of insertion reported. SALTITMIL -The market has been active ; bravoes 4,000 to 5,000 bogs sold ; doe quality at 37a 6d. to 384. Oarroa conisues quiet. Haste.-Mmilla boo again boas is active request ; 34f. to 361. paid far fair to good. wboat.l Dorlay. Malt. !WA awl loiloli i 1130 V . ' 1% ara illa Utak .. /adopt ' 7440 13S .. 1 - Total IMO . 2110 1110 TALLOW MAR.KST.-(THIS DATA liwissrkat i; quid Tows tallow is quoted ka. 3d. sat atilt ; Pattesbarg Y.O. on tits loot 41a. 9a. ; J4 94 sIT 41a. 9d. ; Match, 424. 9d. ; April to hiss. 435. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(IIIIIS DiY.) Moms. Naiades soil Smith molt a motioned active &mad far bops of all doscriptioos, et ea advance of from 3s. to ss. per cut. on Monday's rims. COAL MARIEET.—(YHIS DAY.) Wan. Bid Beata Irma.. 22.. Bd.: Was lad Hugh Hal. 225. &I. ; Huddles Hartley, 18s. 9d.; Cowden Hartley, 18s. 9d. ; &Adds HartLy, 18s. 9d.-13 skips at atarkst. PROROGATION or PARLIAM ANT. —(THIS DAY.) — This ElOOlll4 the prorogation of the impend parliemeat took place with the maid formalities, the house niestiog on the 4th of February "for the despatch of dimes urgent and imports.* affairs." MDLLL Pant AT PAID& —A Paris letter of Monday says :—" Spoors Patti reappeared last night in Paris. A great excitement, • full Imam and • complete sumer. It was of course Soriassitida. Ah ! bow delight ful, after the used organs we ham lately heard, and the aged Amines we have lately seem—l do not speak of Paris, but of Europe—to listen to the fresh accent, and silvery ripple of that young voice, sad watch the almost childish mama al that grecolel farm. She has moused from Madrid in great mice sad is great spirits. In the first act her some with the mast was • triumph of acting ; in the seaciad, her ' Non son' fee ' • triumph of singing ; aad her mein and singing during the final some, sorb a performer* as has sot astonished the Salle Featadour for many a day. Patti was unsup ported, Nicoolini, who never has much vote*, having lost what be hod, sad Wag forced to omit all the seemed eat— imagine a Sosusonsbale with • Tutto ;Moho ' left oat!— s-reAr l 4l Ua ritFAA ADA ISALIA.., sad the net being below criticism The theatre wee 1 4 8418 Bt. 0.8thn, 4 2 : 5-TIDAJuIy droirc u d with the rank, & ai m. jewsk. and, I pt... 610,000 St. O.Weas. P et.. Jae. D July. 1100 sums, beauty Paris. The &WNW and limpreas 11211.11.1 i ukooo l taet. . t y t.49.e a t .thi; 100 for the lint sir, sad did sot have till they had misted is imam as . Lce,grledape . JanSJlytr* the applause bestowed cm Patti at her mead recall alter MAW Bt. LAClF.ap.e..lBo.*Jaljima the dm* no Empress looked pale and nawell. but the ste.sac es. Do. sep.r.rea.trukr: loo Emperor, who evideatly took aa imbrues interest is the 81,8 • 780 BF I...t&„ . 7.. 4 I I .tisAaJAVIDFD opera, appeared very hail and happy. Amos the sadism • Bt l7 7 s 7 teetil i. t i ,Vl lo° wss Antler —who did seem th e lead ssizioes *oat the ammo • p. FA. Aw... 100 or Piarsofe, which is to be p roduced to-sight—sad, I Shan et. tr,totre..4p.cisaastalr!les believe, lleyertmer sad Rossini. et. N.l,4p.a.ApA4Oalllllo SHARE L1.91'8.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Crock. ri The railway market participates in the dulness IN apparent to-day in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, and a decline has occurred in prices. Metropolitan stock has receded 4 per cent., London and North Western, Caledonian, and Great 1 Eastern 4, and Midland and South Eastern 4. Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and 11 London and South Western, however re- ; main steady, at previous quotations. Lon- H don and North Western stook is now quoted 106 to Great Western, 644t0651; MidlanC, ; 128 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110 to .1 ; Great Northern, 126 to 127 ; Caledonian, ; 120 to ; South Eastern, 942 to 95 ; Great u Eastern, 49 to ; London and South Western, 1011 to 1024 ; and Metropolitan, 1084 to 109. re Grand Trunk of Canada stock has declined t and Great Western of Canada, and Buffalo and Lake Huron shares are dull. Indian lines are unaltered. 8 San Paulo shares are flatter. O&DINAIY BEAM AND BTOCIB. 8 Bk IPA I Wilms. I y Cltn i g er 4 ma I WIN 8 0 - 8 47 e - - - . ilitria.,WoLtt Stour Val :Myth and Tyne Boutoo,lasafrd,&lad.C 'Bristol sod ELM,— iCalectootan Oat and Bandon Cornwall Do. A • malt'. until I 'Do.3lpe.YyaWtoß. Dobkin end BliJane Dandeaterta,&Abd.in btuahand Olnegow ,Olaaow id and B. Weetera, Skeet Ilestern Ont. BC 111 8 1 8 1 BA 116 VA Va ST SO 141 17 97 99 107 109 49 60 46 48 71 Si Bt 1100 St 100 Do. Amg.Btat. N. Z. 2 04. !Orea*Northof ketkild . I 'GrwtNaetri~. St. :US .Do.A I A nao. no dry. ! 84. 100 .Do.Bltilep.a le paid 11 St. 100 G. Sawat Wee. &gall St ,101) ;Great Western SR 'lOO ; Do.Stoar VaLetutritt, St !100 I Do. South Walee 84. 100 Da W. Mld.—tlifeed l St. 100 Do. Do. Neoeti St. 100 1 Do. Do. Hutdoed St. 1100 Lantathire d Yorluldno 'B. MO ;London and Blackwall. W. 100 iLoo.,Brlghtn, S.Coaat IM. 110 'Loodon,Ctratina.t Dow It 100 I London & North Weald 1 MO LoodonaSontAWalawal Sa. 100 Id all 'Maryport and Carlisle lai all I Do. Do. Shartiai St. 100 Metropontan II e 1 Do. New Si. 140 Midland Mee . I'll. Do. New I If, ItS 131 i 112 , 1 134 136 SS 100 GO 1.51 I 6 CO 39 41 16 37 10! 106 109 110 72 73 107 100 43 44 1061 1001 1011 ote 49 60 109 110 ""it -- e pal 7 7 I n Pisl Yot Do Bits. *Deft/ all 1114. GC Wa. all Do. a Sham I all 1114 Kest _ _ 19 I WHIM Emit ;Cray Ihr9) 8k 100 . Nora Deihl& St. .100 , Do. 3,llo.,Porth.Demd 80. 100 N. Eaalors—korwiok t 3 'l6l Do. O. N. C. Pan. ,100 I Do. 1 31. .100 , Do. York Bs. 100 Do. Carlisle liSe &Si 1o! lot} all Do. ebtelh&Darnag.l I 17 Do. d. . le Do. do. 191041 1 1100 North Lyndon I L i Do. New Immo agaaeta;, 1 • I MEN. tB. Western Jose ' A. .100 IBeoYhh Central M. 'lOll N. 6. Aber. 811 St. 100 ifleottlsh !Mind le , alliShrewsbury WeleteL 8t.:100 !Shropshire Enke St. . 100 ,Soath Devon St :100 loath Eastern St. 100 'B. Yeasts & Blear Dan' • all Stalnes,Woklaultmofte ' 'le° Tall Vale ' 8. Do. B _ 3 D. C I 8 ! all Ulster 20 Do. &. Do. 100 V . alo of Meat_ St 100 ft 100 SC 400 • 100 Victoria an a Platte Waterford 8 Irllkseag i Witt Cornwall W.HartipL ear b. ILI 22 se as 11 4 161 1 I 104 poi 1411 1 9 146 78 79 11 111 194 146 43 46 lel 100 lei . lei i 61 36 33 36 16 969 98 100 10 109 118 100 ri l 11 2 22 is _ - IA 7 106 } 1012 2 1054 9;t - PIP ... IP ft - 96 : 41 PORISON RAILWAYS. U U Ile 111 rir.. Sit I Pd. I BAILWATS. 9 9 9 I ulk 1 1 all Antwerp lothardema . WBa ßeliM hlat. a E. Ja w, S.Fra.;l7W m 7p.c I 3 ii.ArreaCl.Boathera 21 Copenhagen iLlmitsdt I , all Coplapo I all Do. Extenakm 10 Dunaburg&trltepeld(l4 - le Dutch abealah all Do all Pastern of Freed, I all Or& Russian sna. ip. 4 ! all Greta Luxembourg. all Italian Junction..." , all Nam.&Llege 111 the all Do.ep. c. Frt. link. sow ' all Northern of France 15 Do. Sew Sh. ass. at at : all N. Rail 11. A y res 9.7 p. c. 101 10 xn ; po. do. do a I pot= j all 3rorwegian hunk Pref. e 9 all Ottoman ,SmyrnaAidin n 11 an' all Paris, Lyonaandlleillt. 37 3d all Parts and Orleans 3O 40 • all Recite 8. Francis. L l6l 17* ' all • Royal Danish . ... 14 16 Royal Sardinian all Royal Swedish. all Do. 7 per cent. 1 I all Sambre and Meuse 8 Do. 61 per coat Prat; an, • 'ea. Paulo ,L)s•nws.L . th . 1 rams! all !an Dm do m !II tLom!.Vanatiani SDI _ i t TaP __. iil iostiorfiolinaiiii7.7.l 'Tarts sad Sovooa 1 WI Do. do !tali Wog Madero an Do. %par coot. Prot I Wad N.W.ollrouto. 1 — pal Tp.! Pir vai 14 us it sr al 10 ios, U sal 15 4 It nI 1 It I.lt to I JOINT STOCK BAYOU. 014161 MAC ISOMOI ■OAN 9)3,000 1 1 1"4" 1416•1 100,I1M1 1* N. 18t No. IM. 1 8A620 . II P 4 I 01. pained Mika 10,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. Beak .' 60 113 111 lj - 10,000 100 AillanceLoaillverposi 26 ; 11 U pie - IQO6O 100 De. New •le'2l 10 Mal - 100,000 20 Anglo Aastriaa 22,600 40 Australasia A 77 70 I - 7,500 40 Do. New • 110 28 30 yes - 1 6, 0, 000 100 Bank of 000 25 Bank of =. 'an a 951 36 - - 1 - , 2 6 , 400 20 Bank of Otago :Limited , 2 I par 1 yea - 10,000 100 Beak of frlSlOUldeltd ii. i . 151 1,110 par - 10,000 60 BankolVictotta,Arietrla 26 I 40 42 6,000 100 beak of Wake_ 11.1 m.) I 111 8 5 dM •-• 50,000 10 Bank of New Zeeland 1 6 8 9 pm, 114 60.000 20 •Brasiltaa&Poctegassell ' 6 21 mai l - 16,000 60 Brit. & Amide= 315.(1 ;16 31 41p01 - 20.000 60 British N. America • all t MI 50 -. 12,500 20 Char. 11k. Brit. Co l umbia. 10 I 8 11pm ew 32,200 20 C. Irk. ladia,Aus , Cilia! an I 0 41 49 i 7,000 20 ' Do. New - IQOOO 25 Chrtrd. lL of India, &c , all , 0 79 Id 2000 100 City '6o 190 124 - 20,000 100 Cialcolal - 200,000 10 Consolidated Bank ;L' 4 61 7 pnr. 104 6,000 100 Coatiaental •L) lO 2 1 dim: - 10,000 100 :English sad irlab (Um' lO ' 24 Oldts: 84 16.000 it .Eng.Seo&dtAusLCbartel all, MI 1 - 40,.00 SO [welsh and Ased , sa (I 3 , :Ipm 4 60,3044 444 .Ituropean Bank,lladted 6 i 2 1 dial -• 10,000 100 ilindnon.ClinattJap.(l ) 25 I 1 7 3 1:: 10,000 100 :Imperial Bank, Ltalksd, le I 125,000 20 Imperial Ottoman 'IS I 1 7 pm' 11 1 1 100,000 20 Laid Mort. Bk. !oda (1 1 I 2 I - - 1 - 10,000 100 Loixloa Beak of Soot. (L, 8 4 4db, - 10,000 100 London and I Bresnan ~. 36 2Ol flip., 611 $4 6,000100 Loa.B.Ayres&lLlUM7.' 60 810 pm td: -Id 20,000 25 Do. do. New 2 I 11 21pm1 6,0.0100 Lem., Btr., &S. all. (L)I 12 2 1 dla 10 50,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bonk ot Armtek, all 1101 1114 41. 961 10,000 100 . London and COlOOlll.l (L.i l• • 31 -. 50,000 60 London and County., 110 I 61 spec a} 1 6,000 100 Loa. ilasneg.Coa. 7l .( l ), I 4 4111 ilw - 00,000 60 ' London Joint Stock.„ llO 10 40 - 10,000 100 lan. mad Northern (L)' 1 1 / :i al j”I - 10,000 10 London& Soath African, MU 191 4 164 10. 000 6, & @ oao 100 LondonA can meri L s 7 a 1 parr 4pm - 50,00010. 000 0 Lon. &S. Wastes% 1.5 1 11 vets - • Loa. & Westminster IID , 01 116 , - 20,004.100 'Merchant Bank Liss.l_ , 14 14 41,pm' 6,1 i 20,008 60 'Mercantile & ifrehaa,L 1 101. 4 skyar an -so 7.800 100 Metro, & Pro'. Bank IL.. 10 : 1 2 1 pal - 8.000 IN Do. Reserved 2 3pm - 5,000 100 • Midland Bank l Um.) ... 90 10 I 1 Ojila . - 10,000 100 National at Liverposi (L: 10 7 /fpm - 10,000 100 N. Pro. ot Lucked 142 - - - 15,000. 20 Do. New 'l2 - - - 10,000 20. Do. de ' 0 1 - - - 26,000 20 • New South Weiss ' aB I 51 54 - 41,000 100 'New Zeeland (Umatedi: 10 I 2 1 dim - I 50,400 25 Oriental Beak _empties., all , 541 11 00} 1 10,000 100 grorlac. 01 Ire land 10,000 10 Do. New ' sll - - - 25,000 , 20 Made, Vtinj..4l Delhi (L' 5 14 2 yea - 12,500 20 ' Do. New - 5 - - 1 - 16,000 26 burn Australia I . 6 i6O 42 1 - MOM NO &mad. of R. 8. Africa lll 1 12 MI pm , - 4U450 100 Do. do. IIBIII 13 pea - 900 25 Cates of Australia laR65 66 - 10,000 100 ,Union al Inland ( Liii )II 1 14 opus , - 00,00 0 60 ' Deice ad Loudon 1 12!45 43 141; 21 DZ111101717111 Broom 70.. 1 88.1 11106118. IPd 1 Cl. pekes. I Mims. 1009: 1 1:1 1 86. o.Nthn. 81. lre.lanr,4 l lo4l : g 7 :1 6 11 14 1 -ad 610,000 24. 4:ll.Wmtn.-W.M.-en.,41 - •y. et.. Jan. & Jaly.... 110 00 101 ad - 1 410,000 81. lanc.&Yk.4p.c.lanfrT4 195 VT Wid - 530000 St Lon,Brigfrepe.7anallir MO 4/7 00 14 - 161810 M. L&N.W.4p.e.Jan.&Jao7 HO 1, 0014 - swan M. 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'Grumbler d: Plc Labia 6,000, .. Greet South Pokes 1 toot 'o. W. Too moWow tow .. .Oreovillo 11.014, .. l iterati's Foot Meng .. Illeaseoe BOWIS MOO .. Lady Bertha T .. iret ay Teles4ll 9,6401 .. NaM Volley 40,000 4 Ywyizdy hos Ore 600 .. New Soros (000 Neetb Dowse 781 .Sorts L . osk4er 6900 . . Wb. Beret Ortiogem; 61 1 11 ;North Wheel Crotty i.. !Providence (U. wait:::! Ifteekeer Nowa.. . IS. Cenvios !el Peal .1 W. Vmanns tillogmy Sep .94fty Put 9.4110 4 S Tam.r9llA4edll2.C.l u 061.. 00; The Croft 'West Hued (Maps) .1 1,421 1 .. W. Camden (Llskeerd) Le* West Cblvertom 1 .. West bolos , Wb. Burt ( llloeue) . Beller (lberrateG . 4.8001 .. !Wheel Lado4l, W.MarrAws(ll.embes ) IWO .. Wbeel &Ma tea) .. Wk. Troieeneey (ILLY 6,4110, Weisel U.S.. /0112101 Ito-71-111171-1001. a.• 00 4 170 40 tits BL 11s. j I Ms , 1111.11116 :iii a. 9k • 17 db par If Si 33 s io t 6.9 10.117 1 1 11 111 stp.i 21 8 19 211 01,..di 19 le sa 4 49 443 Si i 41165_. 71 , -0 4 1111 . 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Aurans Braao.lLil q en *OW ? 1 .N.R3lneC.of B.Aus.( J 1 —— db MOM 20 TontObaudSliverlaad al ' 1 71" — la MAIO 5 Port Phillip 1 1 ! 1 1 I 1 nautaharb.edillt(L). } 4 Mr 110,0061 1 Scottish Ausgral.(l3anli II 014 par 11,000' 20 St. John dcl asp ma)! 16 "IS 16 ad M 61.176; 80 t'alted Medals (Llpi.)( 64 • 54 4 00,010, I ;TalbazamaGota(Liza„ 4 limn 10040' 10 . Viacom, OM (Um.)" S par Ipm 40.10 00 01 . Worthteg lllialledj lan , A _. $ • Yadaosioutari Um 4lll I 14 II I * MIDOZLIANIOI76. No. 1 66.4 Comrmaza. 1 Pd. ICL prima 1 Saba *Mk II 1 /Lagiallazkom 20 1 all ; 14 14 541,4110 10' Atlantic ILL Mall It (L) an , — WO Ifi ,Amarallaa Agneal 1 101 II 21 1 — 0,4106 10 I beetlaMaaarwarke_(lll an I le 22 I 00,0054 5 illegabay Om ( 11151551 1 4 4 4 i 4 eel 1003 II 111Mbh Aawriem Ld, 00 IS 1114,71*. 16.. .6. 11. nag. DM (LI l* OD 16 — 11,400, 20 ;British Lem Tea (WI 2 I *000" 16 I Bratsk Irma 40,000 21 Om* Aimay As. (1)1 Sa 6916' U4lomada LIM 3..) i all 00 SS ad —ad 0,000 20 .Cazlo•Oompaor "7 i A 51P10 — 40,005 10 ICOm. al Atrbcaaller.(L)l I 4 pro 60.0001 60 04mmedalUoloa(La; 1 6 ; 36 4 646 12,0* 11 Cep.ll.l=raL74p.e. sll •12 24 10024161. IL llO 1 le is Id —ad 100,81uf. ,IL fad 1111 I 112 116 an 017,0001., el Ds. 4.44 5411. D 110 .155 III 11 4 44 10.000 MS lisommlLiporadoa(l. 74 3) yam 114 I *OOO 110 S. ladla Dr* 6 Lail( 5. 4 1.114 is , _ ••,_. 10 150071140C0aut 144.11.4 2 , 14 opm 179.1751. IL *reeds Telogrepi .. 1* ' 107 110 . 70,0001 5 Sag sad Ans. 1104404 w lanl 2 in l 2 I* IS le Orall*FlmolLmil, l 4 A !04 awn 10 lema *Gam Navimidaal 14 f Tri , t Mat 1 1121 not 0WL.)172p.a.p , MON IS nelarbalay lal 1 161 17 1 1 . 4 . 4 . 14 ad 140,11* 01 Worn* Flaaa.fte. (1 , 1 1 5 1 44 4 pm, 140=', IS Dallaairrig. Oba.Cwr. 4 114 14 9. ala 110 I Do. •p.a6* r 1 an A 44 En. *OlOl 26 r ialateloeknberamo.(l)l 5 11 105' 6 1 1 * 16 , Do. New i 1 14 Itp l IMO* 26 Led. Ahlom Trodlapi II — MOW 6 L0ad.104065 Tel* lan 14 2 . WON SS Load. /Lam. Awe. )1U Uortion ili 5 1 1 176.4110' 4 ,Lood.4l.oaudbase. 1) all 1 24 ,24 NAM 10 Ileadraa belga. It LAM 1 2 pm an I —1 la 12. 141 !Mont. PM* Tel 1)1 an 24 14 I MI N I Nereas.Crodtaima. )1 4 6 pm, 16 164001LN a OoL C. ) 4 I woad —ad 0601111 111 'National *a Cam. ), 64 !ATI 101 10,110 000 Natiosal Maas Nay.(ll 1 """ . 1 noel no Nateaddaooal a I (1) I %LI" Z 00 IS N Da. "kw wool 25 . T.& Lcaa(L) - 140,070 IN. 11141614,11mtre10. (101 Ii I 4 — 46.44 . 11 1 N.Oritatnoreaa.la.(4l 51 ISI 114 * IS Ora *Mae lama)! 1 14 15 pm 10,0 N * 10MatialCommirtiol(L , 7 4 4ma 100 6111 I rebatal 044 (Umbok an I t N,OO 1 Do. New *ll4lO, II Orkatla/sed Skam(i al I l ir NA* 6 104toessa Om (UM 4 4Ms 44•1 MOW , /la ITMILILL•mI6ItIa. 1110 47 44 - I MlOOO 60 Teelaratar •O. Ma* A 711 SI 179 *A*: 60 i Da. ISO 17 10p1gm 1000, ilk igithau44 New 1. LAMA § 10 7 , , 034 60 layamay Ina *a II 10 10,000 16 1 Do. New WI S I 4150 15 !Rio J. City Improv. (1) an 111 171 —a la nkrui in 1 Immo sate 4 I 4 4a— -1566110 Illoyal Kallltam 0 70 60 14 1100.0001.' 54. Scottish And. tar. (1)041 LS lI IM 10,0* 61 S. African IL t la. (1 ` 1 6 14 Um 14,100' ' South Austranas Lad all U 150,041 4 / 1 U. lealamostas 66 Talsinpla. DO 61 .... I 1 nanartp all 11 k 104.036 IS ITlmmootitanayla.(4) I 4 4 1411* Si I 11,141111 10 ,Troatiagase***l 1 I pm 10,00 110 ,T. MI. Oa 41 U.Caaada 5 pia 10,M01 6 ,tridtadlL Tabs 0a.(1)" 1 MI WON 10 "Dabess.Marlao ha (LI I l Pa woo l 1: IT: LaimTals(Um.) 1} 1 17 r , Y 1 10,•0. 10 ' Vas Dlamaba Lad , 11111 104 114 I PREFERENCE SHAME. Nert►k Easters, Ssoaktai sad Darliagtos, B Wiz per Cent. 33 i t• luswars. I obaftrusig Do. New Do. Mem )tiltale s Wm Russ 157,51rein — oos --- Duff., Desal,& Dodarkik D. o. DI& Ass.l,lllll Do. do. July 1, 1873 Do. do. lass 1. 1•76 Oil. &11.11astonip.o.g. (boo T. & Dookip. a 16 Dosousraj p.e.por.proll !at loopl is. 6d0.. lisit Indio go. 6 do.. Do. El Ixteusiou ....1 'Grand Trunk of °sandal .01. r i o... Ist zef. hoods.. Do. Snd preL Bonds. Dw do. deterred Do. Srd pea Stock .. Da do. deferred Do. 4th pref. Stock .. , Do. do. deferred, Great Indian Peninsula; Do. g I per oent. .... I De. l awry. 1 _ B. ad lading 6 p. et. Do 4 pa rest. Do 10C - Waises et Csasdal Do. N. Do. do. so. 18714 Imam Limited - 571. TreTi— maim par. 6 P. owl Do. do. L 1.... Do do. do.— Do. Ma j 141 d. Carp. 6 par o. Bd andilotooteslq N.Brito.dtata.olo A 46 B N.ltoteastep.e.litp.S. &Ando gun. 5 pot coot. Do. Deihl do. Do. _ .do. Do. Pod)sab do Do. ladas Kilo& do DUO 11111 1 I NO :,ca. I" I p so' I Si Si Si 1 1.4 1 CI- _ h LOOMS IL lost, szsa Wag ladis . 104 143 146 1.0111.010 IL London 4OO 71 73 MOM* Ilt. Kathsrlato lOO 71 7s •peel St Southampton 'lOO MOM IL Victoria MN II Do. Now I I _ _ ___— ---- ooiowlAL ooviumaarr No. I 'T.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clzocs. Kin 1.47 xln 106 6} xln Li xis :m - :5 log :ha sin tai :fn ... x la 101 e um -14 102 3 id 91 td _l4 xd _"ii _u _id _m _ld 1101 Ti -:a The stock markets to-day are very dull and inactive. The general tendency is heavy, owing to the uncertain position of foreign politics, and to the drain of bullion to France and the East The funds remain at yesterday's reduced quotations. Home railway stooks are rather lower. The decline in foreign stocks is not impor tant, but the tendency of prices is downwards. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 70c., showing a reduction of 4 per cent. com pared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, for money, and 90/ to 91 for the account (February 4). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 4, 1,4 ; ditto, for account, 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901,1; New Three per Cents., 901, 4,1, 4 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 106, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. prem. ; rand Exchequer Bills, par, 4e. prem. Foreign stocks are flat, with little business. Mexican Bonds are 9 per cent. worse, at 35 to 9, Spanish Passive 4 lower, at 339 to 4, and Turkish of 1862 9 lower, at 691 to 709, ex div. Turkish Consolidfa are supported at 461 to 1. Other foreign stocks are quiet Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 104 ; Egyptian, 1004 ; Greek, 234, 1; Italian, 674, es div. ; Mexi can, 354, 1, 95 ; ditto for account, 354, 9 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., 479, 4, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 919 ; Spanish Pasaive, 33/, 9 ; ditto, for account, 334, 4; ditto Certificates, 131, 4, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, 691 ; ditto 1862, 679, 67, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 674, ex div. ; Venezuela, 231; ditto, 1862, 544. International Financial shares are quoted 44 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 29 to 4 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 104 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 17, ex div. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 14 prem.; Merchant Banking, 31 to 4 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 2 to 9 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 4 to 14 prem. ; 1 East London Bank, 29 to 1 prem. ; Consolidated Discount Company, 1 to 4 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, 14 to 11 prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit and Mortgage, 1/ to 1/ prem.; Mer cantile Credit, 4 to 5 prem. ; Discount Corpora tion, 31 to 4 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, 1 to 14 prem. ; National Steam, 1 to Of din. ; and Australian and Eastern Steam, 11 to 2 prem. The large sum of 268,0001. in geld—viz., 186,000 sovereigns and 82,0001. in bare—was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. This amount is understood to be for the Bank of France, anti it is said that a contract has been entered into with houses here for the transmission to that establishment of no less than 2,000,0001. sterling. Although only a portion of this amount will pro bably be drawn from the Bank of England, it is thought that a considerable sum may be taken out to-day. The discount market yesterday was moderately easy, and although there were tome indications of a revival of the demand, in connexion with the in creased movement of silver to India and of gold to France, good bills were taken at 61 per cent, The applications at the Bank of England were mode rate. Should the drain of gold from the Bank of England continue, however, it will occasion not only a tighter money market, but also in all likelihood an early advance in the Bank of England rate of discount. The position of the Bank of France is certainly calculated to inspire caution and even anxiety. The latest "d -eices affirm that the bullion in that mud>. lishment has now been drawn down to only about 150,000,000 francs, or say 6,000,0001. sterling. Considering the activity of the drain, there can be no doubt that the French Bank ought before now to have raised its rate of discount to 8 per cent, if not to a still higher point Apart, however, from the ordinary desire of the council to make the financial situation look as cheerful as possible, they are now doubtless influenced bi a fear lest they may impair the Buoceiut of the im pending government loan. Instead, therefore, of adopting the legitimate resource of an advance in the rate of discount, they fall back upon the expe dient of drawing gold from the English and other ( neighbouring markets, at the same time, it is to be feared, keeping in circulation the mass of bank notes, the magnitude of which, in relation to the amount of bullion, constitutes the gravest element in the position of this establishment. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published next Friday morning. It is looked for with much interest. Some of the Paris &deices affirm that the new French Loan of 12,000,0001. will probably be an nounced next week. Until this operation is com pleted it is probable that every possible effort will be made to keep up prices on the Bourse. Telegrams from Calcutta announcing an import ant rise in the exchange, there was a very active demand yesterday for bar silver for transmission thither, and the price rose to se. 2d. per ounce. The supply here, however, is very limited, and fresh supplies will doubtless have to be imported from abroad. The remittances both by the French steamer from Marseilles on the 19th inst., and by the English packet from Southampton on the 20th idem, are expected to be large. The quotation of exchange from Bombay shows no movement of im& rtame. shipments of specie by the steamer Syria, which left Southampton yesterday, reached the large total of 610,911 L, of which 411,3711. was silver and 65,9001401 d for Bombay, and 133,6401. gold for Alexandria. A further considerable sum is ex pe..,ied to be despatched by the corresponding steamer from Marseilles on the 18th inst. The Mexican dollars by the steamer Shannon were sold yesterday for China at ss. 2d. per ounce, showing a rise of Id., oompared with the price l i obtained for the previous supply. In the interval very little business has occurred. The Bavaria, from New York, has brought 21,0001. in specie for England. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally rather firmer. The rates were as follows : Anstardam, 3 months, 1L199 to 12; ditto, 3 days ILIB9 to 179; RoUsrdam.3 emus, 31.199 to 12; Antwerp, sew 25 639 to 71: Bombay, ma bane°, Arse wiestbs, 13.79 to ; PIN* 3 dap, 25.25 to 329 ; ditto, 3 mouth, 25.70 to 5 ; Fnakfort-oa-thollaies, 3 months, 1199 to 9 ; SA. Petersham iper rouble), 3 mouths, 339 to ; ream. alf. do., 3 asestias,l2.33 to 45 ; Trieste, ee. do., swathe, 12.35 to 45 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 479 to 4d; Cadis, 3 sacoths, 479 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25 . 82 1 to 90 ; Oases, 3 maths, 25.829 to 90; Miles, 3 months, 25.824 to 90; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.829 to 90 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 15.899 to 90 ; Ifessios, 3 maths, 25.521 to 90 ; Lisboa, 90 de's, 6filto 9 ; Oporto. 90 dors. 52 4 to 9. The oommittee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the Littlehampton, Havre, and Honfleur Steam Ship Company (Limited), which, however, are motto' re marked, and no shares are to be bought in without the sanction of the committee. The first annual drawing of 4 per cent. of the gross amount of the first mortgage bonds of the Pennsylvanian section of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway took pikes yesteeday in the renew= of Mr. Grain, public notary, when 80 bonds, repro- meeting 1,000 dollars each, to be paid at the rate of 2251. per bond, in addition to the coupon due on the let of April next, were drawn. Twenty-four bonds of 500 dohs. each. payable at the rate of 1121. 12s. per bond, in addition to the coupon already specified, were also drawn, as were likewise 80 bonds of 100 dole. each, payable at tb rate of 221. 10s., also in addition to the coupon doe on the above-mentioned date, when all interest apes the bonds so drawn will cease. The Turin and Savona Railway Company have announced the half-yearly interest at the rate of per cent. per annum on their shares. The first ordinary general meeting of the Joint- Stock Discount Company (Limited) is called for the 25th inst. There WM a demand yesterday for Virginia Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, a rumour being circulated that the State authorities are endeavouring to make arrangements for the resumption of the payment of the dividends. Notwithstanding the generally depressed state of the stock markets, the prospectus of the Anglo 4talian Bank has been received with marked favour, and the applications are already sufficient to ensure the establishment of the undertaking. The "letters of regret " of the Contract Corpo ration (Limited) have been distributed. The letters of allotment will probably be sent out to-morrow evening. We are assured that the applications for the shares of the Australian and Eastern Navigation Company (Limited) are already considerably in excess of the amount of the Company's capital. We are requested to state that the share list of the Grand International Hotels Company will be closed to-morrow, the 14th inst. It is notified that the list of applications for the reserved shares of the Oriental Commercial Com pany (Limited) will be closed on Friday, the 16th mitten _ . Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lnetwance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 154 ; British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 41; Eagle, 66 ; Indemnity Marine, 143 ; London. 48 ; Omen Marine, 194 to ; beaaii, 131 to i ; Hock Lite. 8 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 7; to 64 ; 'Guinea' Marine (Limited), 5 4,4 4. Gunght and Coke.—European, 151 to 15 ; ditto Ni. 34 ; Imperial, 83, en April die. ; New ditto, 72 ; imperial ContinestaL 884 to 4 ; London, 86 ; Malta and Mediter ranean (Limited), ; Pboairz, 124 to 4 ; Western, 17 16f to 174. Doeks.—Funt and West India, 145 ; London, 72!, 2 to 3 ; St. Katharine, 71 to A ; Southampton, 63. Waterworks—Berlin, 84 to 84 ; Grand J unction, 75. TOVIDAT Emma. Console, which closed yesterday at 91 to / for the 4th Feb., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 91. For money the last price was 901 to 1. The official business report is as follows --Three per Cent Consols, for money, 901, 91, 901, ; ditto for account, 911, 91 ; Three per Cents. Iteduoed, 91, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91, 901; New Five per Cents., 106 ; Bank Stock, 217 ; India Stock,_2ls ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 f, } ; ditto Four per Cent, 100} ; ditto Bonds, par ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 991 ; Five per Cent " enlaced " rupee paper, 104. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were supported at par to 411. prem. The market for bank shares was rather heavy, and a decline varying from os. to 10s. per share has taken place iu many descriptions, including Agra, Alliance, Brazilian and Portuguese, Char tered Bank of India, Australia, and China, London and Brazilian, London and Colonial, Loudon and South African, London and South American, Metro politan and Provincial, and Union Bauk of Australia.. Anglo-Austrian Bank have declined to / dig. to } prem. London and Westminster Bank and Oriental Bank formed an exception, rising about 1/. With the exception of Crystal Palace Stock, which was inquired for, miscellaneous shares were likewise flat. A reduction was quoted in British Indian Tea, Discount Corpora tion, East India Irrigation, Joint-Stock Discount, National Steam, Rio Improvements', and Hudson's Bay, the latter closing at 161 to 17} ex div. The shares of the London Financial Association were again in request, and rose 10s., closing at 101 to 11 prem. International Financial were dull at 4e to 43 prem., and General Credit at 21 to 2/ prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 14} to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 to si prem. ; Universal Marine, 3 1 to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, to 4 Pre= and North British and Mercantile nsurance, 18} to f. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted }to 14 prem. ; Laud Mortgage Bank of India i 2 to 2} prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit, I to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 4} to 5 press. ; Wes India and Pacific Steam, 1} to 2 prem. ; Aus tralian and Eastern Nasigation, to 2/ prem.; Contract Corporation, 21 to S prem. ; Merchant IBank, 3} to 4 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 3.1 to 41 prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 1 to g prem. ; Grand International Hotels, fto 1 prem. ; Tamar and Callingtou Railway, }to f prem. ; Mercan tilelDimoount, 1/ to 2} prem. ; British and Foreign Contract, 11 to If prem. 1,,..7.w „1,... _ _ _ KY ... :ii MINES.-alllB DAYJ Two o'CuY7i. The mining market is dull to-day, with few transactions, and prices have experienced no change worths- of notice. Wheal Seton sham are quoted 150 to 156; East Caradoo, 26 to • Chiverton, II to 1 ; West .Chiverton, 54 to 55 ; and East Russell, 41 to 5. East Cern tires shares are officially marked 71. Yudanamntana shares axe firm, and other colo nial descriptions quiet. With the exception of United Mexican, which have been dealt in at 51 and no transactions are reported in foreign mines. At Treloweth Mine meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balanoe of 2,3610. A call of 108. per share was made. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. 1.1Y333001, Jai. 12 —tildes twiny : Greet Walter; 64: —Lia cashire sad Yorkshire, 1103 1 3—Lonoon and North Western, 106 e g i g—llsochester, Shediekt. and Lincolnshire, gg— Midland, 1381 —south Eastern, COL—Antwerp and itotb•rdam, 1111—Oreat Luxembourg, 11g i—Oreek.^..9}—Mexican Three per Cent., hi—liercsatile and Exchange Ranking Company Limited), 111 11 %p.p.-30nm Marine • lAmitetY. IS 1. 113 Id p.—Kropire Marius ,Lisaltad , I 11-14 g p—igueeo lusurame, 1 • p.— roma Marine ,Umited,, 3 S 13-16 v.—National steam Nssliation Com. poor, 546 g 1 0-1,11.6-oeuek Ooapoo, 101. THE RITLI CONMUCJICT--(TEDB DAT. )—The subjects for dissuasion this dry relate to the apparatus cos aimed with ride shooting, targets, magazine', marking, he. Lient..Coloosl Ward.. Loudon Rifle Brigade, presides. To- OWITOIF the subject of special conditions as to weapons and men rands for discussion neder the presiden-y of the Duke of WsMorton. and there will also be a enbeectioual meeting to consider the subject of artillery matches with heavy gime. A TPROACHINO WWl' or dermas. BRIOITT AND SCROLTYOLLD TO BILDNOHAIL—Our readers (says the Birmingham. Daily Pose) will he interested io hearing that ITIMOISMII•111 hive been made for a visit from the member far the borough, Yoram. Seholedeld and Bright, on Wednes day, the 201.1 t bar, when they will address their consti tuents to the Town-hall. A STRAND' Dr..tru.—On Monday evening an roper was held at Sceinton (adjoining Nottingham), before Mr. Coroner Swann, on the body of a marled woman named Mary Ann Barton whose death was canned by a blow from • drunken man on the previous Saturday night. Fliz tbeth Barton stated that the decreed woe the wife of her husband's brother, and was about 21 years of age. Let Saturday night whore went out with her to look for her Imbued. They were peers( the County Tavern, on the High Pavement, when • drunkri man went by. While passing he gave doomed a blow on the rile with his elbow, which hurt her vary moth. She called the man who struck her a "drunken brute," and told hint "to mind what be was doing." The ore thee tuned round and need erne very bad regorge, threatening what be would do le her. She did sot know the man, bat mid he appeared to be about 30 years of age. He then west sway. When they bad got a few yards farther deemed said, "Oh, what a pain I've got in my side'." Witmer asked he if eke thought the pain was caused by the man's blow, and she replied is the affirmative. Deemed could not walk home, and we ultimately eanied there by her bust:acid, whom they met cm the way. She was put to bed, and medic./ asertance was at aeon procured. All aorta to rally her were 'outset. and she genitally sank, aed died at 6 o'clock on Sunday eight. Th e reediest iridium went to prove that the blow had sauced • rupture. and she had died from the offfeta of it. Diana Varney Paid she was the diewased'a mother. Witmer name frau Loresterth ire oft Friday last to attend the funeral of her brothirobelew. The funeral took pros on Seeday annum, end she returned to her daughter's at i o'clock. Elltslwentlepetairs to attend bar, lied as she got into the resin dewed we • heavy sigk and thee expired. This was the whole of tin Maumee. sad. the comer here( summed up, the jury Teill•••11 • verdict of " Mralseghter Karst star perm wakes's" - aln xis sin ~'