The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1864. - LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' x i% jcan Pateinh ' aim living in SanY.ttreat ' awn" that BUARE LISTB.-(T1118 DAY.) the anima (a smell bitch) had be/amid to him. He fed (THIS DAT.) it with some trips about ha lf an hoar beton it ma actually ........-0---„. destroyed. It was then la good health. Two o'Cloon e le --e- Witoem wu reworking upon the dog having probably There is little business in the railway market n. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS , got into defendant ' s house through eta adjaCola Carden, to-day, and prices generally are quoted the same wino an yesterday. The tone, nevertbelees, is rather E- Sittings at Nisi Prinz in Loodoll.-(l3More Lod Chief 51r. Ellison said-I regret being compelled to arrive at the conclusion / baaa and most da , Zip= the °a id s . * w ore ma. favo urable . Metropolitan and Great Northern is Justice Ede and • Spada Jury.) is. r,:rat.ositi r. licher AND MOB& -cRAN7II.II OF A MOP. I be li eve that the witnesses for the defence did not see the stoc ks are in good demand, and have severally risen es The was an action to recover d•mages upon the ground commencement of the affair ; that the dog had already bees 1 per cent. Great Western has also improved *. that the defendants bad not 'applied • ship which they thrown entwine they notated it. What offense it had cool. London and North Western sto c k l a now quoted led chartered of the plaintiff with cam). milted there I know not, nor what was done to R inside the 118 to 1 ; Great Western, 77* to 78 ; Mialand, IY Mr. Lush. Q.C., and Mr. Watkin V. Riau •appeared for house. Probably defendant did not purpose killing it at ' 36 to - s. ; and Lan cashire Y .- • 114 to Ir. se plaintiff, and Mr. Bovill, Q.C., and Sir George bony- that time, but th at when his attention was called to it lying = ; Caledonian, 130* to 1311 ; South Eastern, } Bs* EL man for the defendants. outside the premises, he went and inflicted this gross and 115 in The plaintiff was a manliest in London, and in Septem• unmitigated brutality. Not anything has been shown to to 1 ; Great Eastern, 47* to 48 ; Great Northern, ce bet 1 0.2. he chartered the Roas& barque Kurland, which induce the possibility of believing otherwise than this. I 134 to 136 ; London and South Western, 07* to it. was about to carry coals from Cardiff to New York, for shall therefore not allow him the opportunity of paying any 98t 0 ; and Metropolitan, 121 to 122. the return voyage to Europe. , One of the conditions fuse, bat send him for two calendar months to gaol. in of the charter was that ' the captain has to Defendant is in the employ of Messrs. Hantnary, brewem, mbardo-Venetiati shares have improved, and report in the New York papery the vessel and a subsequent application that the puaishnient should be Namur and Liege are inquired for. Indian and ~ouwanel to the charterers or their agent ; and be must limited to • fine was firmly refused. Canadian lines are inactive. also enter in the custom.bonee by them." The plaintiff MARLBOROUGH.ST'REXT. ORDINARY MARIO AND /TOWER. found the ship was larger than he would require, and AN lINTORTIINATI PROIRCBTOII.-671AL/NO A WORK OF ART. gh. I pd . I 8 .87788 , 28. I i elail e r ar Zoes 1 gales a'* ray at be nrchartered her to the defendaan to bring home • S tep h en Appleton, a young man described as a pianoforte . 1 eo 1 p.m. casco of corn. This second charter was dated the 30th key maker, and who refused hie address, was charged before Of ell i Dlrm.Wo Ten I . 4I .I O NYN is. -. re. hapteraber, and was the same in terms 5 the former one Mr. Knox with stealing • bronzed figure of a man and hone, SC ISA i 8LY1a11a. , 4„,.. MO ••• .. iel except that the plaintiff was to have a profit on Is. • a the value of 104, from the shop of Mr. Nathan Woolf 1 4 , , I r. ,Bmic°4 BAstol 7'l" hotter ..c:. 17 00 - - .J, quarter. The vessel met with bad weather and had Jacobson, jeweller, tee., 311, Oxford-street. alt. 100 llaledocilan lllO 151 - .i, to put into Falmouth. where 3,0004 was svot Thames Hedge, a young man in the employ of Mr. NI all oork and Braden in repairing her. She sailed again on the 2 0t h Jecobson, said that shout a quarter put 6 the previous eg all Cornwall 6 V - - Ir. lobo:arr. 1863 , but was obliged to put back in oonsequence sluing he was standing mode his employer's shop, when 10 all Do. AI A nod e . until 11 .m. - ne of a leak, and the finally sailed on the 30th Mara, and he raw the prisoner walk up to the Moused figure of • man IS am Dada Ip. e. Meddle& v.. ve w• ag arrived at New York on the 12th May. The captain had &adheres, pot his arms round it, and make off with it. He pur N all 'Dublin and BeltutJanc 31 116 .v. .., been washed overboard at Falmou th , and the new one sued the prisoner and caught him after he had gone about ra . Ire i Dund" edlek ' Parl Z A Ge um bdi e l g g to UP:in" in his steed had no copy of the decedents' tinter rants, when he dropped the figure, but Mr. Jacobi. ea 100 Glasgow d S.tiriirn 106 MS If. -• charter. The oneoluNor was that at New York he did not seas foreman aim* up at the time the primmer wee SS. lee Greet Zen Orel it. 671 4111 671 of report in the newspapers. thb his arrival was announced sectned end gi ven in t o coa t e d, b y ai r. J aco b son. IL 100 I Do. ♦A Meek- v... v.. he in thothiPPine and CoMmrarail lira see , nor did he k out the Polies-constable Richard Kent, 191 C, said at the station N. 100 Do. K. Ang.Btk., N 0.2 7} 54 - ti. defendants not knowing in fact that he was to communicate the prieone e ref use d hi e & u m ,. N. 100 ; Gnat Northonoottand •- ..- IL 100 GrestNorthem 132 136 - 1 3 4 i 1 with them. The amount claimed by the plaintiff in coo. Inepretor Bowles asked for • remand, as there was Mara Si. He iD a a . a i.e. ao d Ira/ 1661 Ic. sei.ience of not having been supplied with cargo . was 7111. to believe the prisoner was known. Se. 100 ;D0.13 1 410p.o.lepaldli 130 122 - 1 Mr. Bovill contended that there was no evidence that Mr. Knox remanded the prieoner, who made no •&newer to it 100 I Gt. South & Weal (Ire.; 90 91 - i,l, one of the defendants., Theodore Rugby, was • partner in the charge. at 100 Great Western 7 74 77} 771 1 4 he the mm when the charter was signed. Mr. Jacobean's foreman said that about a week ago the eh 1 00 D° • 88:822V61484-828 - - of The Lord Chief Justice said that he should rule that companion 4nre was stolen from the shop. 114, lee Do. South Wells _ 67 59 d.-021erd 57 40 571 - hie there was evidence, and a hill of egoeptioos could be tem Henr , , Halley , a middle-aged OM, was charged with a 100 , Ez . W. D i a li oort es. id ._ to dared by this ruling, stealing a Dresden china figure, the property of the same gs. ne De, Do. Bergen no 102 •-• Mr. liovill thought it would be better for him to tender a proaseator, al 100 .lanceahlren Yorkshire 1141 1141 - rs, L. "d emu rrer to evidence." The prisoner was seen by a lad named Elleriugton, in the N. 100 hoodoo and Illechwoß Si IN 82 rte 'flA Lord Chief Justice observed that he Ind practiced employ of Mr. Jacobso n , loite r i ng a b ou t th e sh o p, an d ill 100 5 ; in the courts since 1815 and he had never once seen a- afterwards to go up to the window and then hurriedly walk at 100 ,--..-ti o ,.. w „„ L ooc i r s 4:, . no I I . IA derurrerevidence. He added that he should also rule across Oxfordetnet. The lad, on going to the window, h at iio" 7. 0 - 8 - 4 08 ad d dialer astssa 97 tkr lot 74 te, that the clause as to reporting the vessel and advertising missed au ornament and went after the prisoner, who, find. ii. 100 Man.,Bhtif.,raLineoleds 4111 67 -• 1 ; Ler arrival in New York did sot constitute a condition ing the lad elms to his heels, threw the ornament down an 08 ail , Marylon sod Carnets -•- -. 1 ; pro:cant, the nonobservance of which would vitiate the area, where the broken portions of it were found. The mi. IN ell I Do , DO. I Sheer. - - - Ids contract. goner was thee given into custody. St. 100 Do. New a Metropolitan 133 121 - - 3081 II 231 , Mr. Bovill tendered a bill of exceptions to his lordship's The prisoner was monsided. 10 2 I eating, and then addressed the jury, contending that the . IM. 100 Midland gide sail Do. New -- es. 11161. MI f 111 2 ; according to the terms °lithe charter, when she left Cardiff, teasel could not have been "tight, staunch, and strong." MARYLEBONE AN INCODNITR.-A CONVICT'S STORY. In. 100 Do arm A Derby. 106 107 -. John Lane, aged 30, and Mary Lane, aged 30, • mien. L e r i l l, k it "4 WIL ( Ira) Btarss .. - 72, or she would not have wanted such exteneve repeire at Fal line-looking female, residing in Great Peter-street, West- 00 en mid zees - .. ... 11 , mouth, because there was no evidence that she had bad weather. Th . 00 ..„.. c . minater 2_. were charged .. w , ith beans ~_ _ . reputed thieves, going 10 ..... au trai_oe a tg l asy lino_ = ...: M ; encountered very - ea. et the delay in arriving at New York was that the ship was " 2r " ° " . „ . Pi rd e n s in f nern n e. , ar"". supposed 'et the n .... ....27 - m ... porth.D . w. ; ;,.. 7 v .. • purpose.. committing • mein , also farther charged with It 100 Da - ad, useless to the defendants, who bad taken her up on asmalting Charles Perry, police-sergeant, 32 11, and Polio" M. 109 N. Kadero-Beterlek - 113 114 1131 1 17. Lucie, and had • cargo for hr if she had been reported by IS ea Do. G. N. - Pm 74. the kith May. constable Fordhani, 272 D. in the execution of their duty. 88. 1 00 n o. L ea d. .4 72 4 _ Sergeent Perry deposed that he was in Bloomfield-road, lad The Lord Chief Justice left it to the jury to say whether 11l 1011 Do. York .• - ****** 10 7 11 - 104 •-• and saw the female go into several enclosed gardens in front 04. 100 De. Carlisle ha. the delay was caused through the default and tiegligenee of „__ e ,... ,___, _ ,__,__, „„_ __,,„ aa ad r ... mck. ,,, , , wig ii - i i 30 - the plastid, Lod that by reason thereof the whole object of n '.""" ls. '.."' "`" ' "`"O" . urn" her arm . w "``' the voyage, so far as the defendant+ were concerned, was Prisoner kept watch outside. They left this anal went through several other streets, still pia- 11115 21 Do. do. 186642.- 11 12 pm - 12 Do. do. 180041 9 10 caw - he frustrated. it 1100 ' North London - suing the same course of proceedings. Witness got t o .4 , p a. s ea le 2 p ia _ re The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff foe 711 Z. assistance, sad was about cepturiag the pair when the man at . 100 !w or th 5ter,,,6647:: 79 go 755 aid -- walked fast ahead. The female was, however, captured, to all. N. &S. Wearers Juan tog sig - led COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, when the man came back and aid to witness, " You -, 54. 'lOO Scottish Central I mean it for you ; you put my wife away when I was it 1100 Scottish N.F.. Aber BM - - - IP. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) away." He struck at the officer, and his wife came up and St . Ilinn Scottish Midland --I of 'TOMB r. 6001 T AND PRINC2 PT 1.120138. le all Shrewsbury & Welchra - -.-. pulled his hair and whiskers and scratched his face. After es . n o .sh reps kt re u n i m 5B do - lion Mr. Karel**, Q.C., and Dr. Spinks for the plaintiff ; a deal of resistance they were both locked n - -. in- Mr. Huddloace, Q.C., Dr. Wambey, and Mr. J. 0. Griffits Pol' -constable Fordham co berated Perry's evidano., aa se 1 !L S ..Bt a th ell ga t taro pe"s ac. for the defendants. and ad ded e that in the basket found upon the female was • it, 100 & Yorks& a Myer Des .- - -ad The plaintiff, the only surviving "K i l t ". „P re P°neded sack and • table knife, the latter used by area sneaks for 10 i all Steteet•Wohlegh 2 3. 2o 1 1 -. MY. the will and codicil of Miss Ann Plunkett Renick, late of pushing b ac k wn Thd ow ca t c h es. se. 100 Taff Tale lion Itlittlesford, Cambridgeshire ; and the defendants, who p • said th e mat , was out on a ticket of l oam and le 13 ; De C sox } eft Pe .... add were next of kia, opposed prolate on the ground of undue the companions of the female bed all been sent to penal L luta vs, pima - - -. eto execution. want of capacity, and undue influence. servitude for plate robberies . She herself b e d b een nit , s g i Ira; Waterford i ni 788 .„ . 1 : _, _ The The testatrix was the daughter of Mr. Ebesezer ri d ti me coor r c t e d . st. 'lOO 'West Cornwall 139 40 net Rollick, late of Whittleaford Lodge, and • banker The um!. prisoner sa id thi s was a ll ow i ng t o v it a sh e 55. :1(00 W. Harilpl. R. 4 L.A 7 4 77 - - end at Cambridge. His first wife having died, leaving had never s t o l en touc h p l ate. BRITL6II 1068E881053. in him an only daughter, the testatrix, he married again in The Magistrate committed both for trial, when ject the year 1f93, and bad by his second wife • daughter, named The male prisoner had the following statement placed on ih". ' l Pd ' I Rahman, I Closing prices. I &ides. an Caroline. This lady was afterwards married to a Mr. the depositions :-" I have tow y this-Because lam • ;If 1 14 6 ,1 i , n ba t entte .gar ik . ,ra i l r r re me op.a. 70 . 2 49 i 7 8 4 4 1 , 22 are Tickle, by wham she had • Goa, Mr. Joseph Rollick returned convict, having been tack about it months, lam rite Tickle, the heir at law who was now clerk of indict- Par „plern It pont' ted out. I have been getting my living honestly by au - : .. 2 I si.e po . ...* F a Shans r. in. .1 and mode on the Western ' Circuit. She had also four or b u ying an d s ali ne o f bottles. I have h a d r$ y barrow 7 ! :ii 1 1:,7 ' . s4 . f .".... Horan :$ $1 = of lire daughters, of whom the defeadants were two. out u dealiag. and I don't suppose it matters whin 10 lee Bolt., Braratillodieldt v. with In 1626 the book became embarrassed, and though the firm, I buy or sell. I have sold the bottles to Mr. Deacon, ._ I___ ' Op. e. Gda. -....., 0 1... 1 . 1 . 57 /._„t ~.-: _- --- 11111 ultimately paid Ws. in the pound. Mr. Rollick was obligee o f sootland.yerd. and b e h es rece i p t. o f m i ne f rom IM lIPS ' Do, de. Jug s. aeon ••• es. v live to part with the lodge. Of this Mr. Tickle became the de. to day. Because they know lam a returned «mein L e. ll ° ', pc ", ee d. ',, i1 ",: t i .„ 1 „ 47 , 4 ! as- - theion purchaser for 14,4001., towards which he contributed they won't let me and my wife alone. I hope you will put N. 100- C - rps - T - ...2 - Doe - k617..e. - g.. : --... l - - this' ... this ' 604, has wife 2,8004, and Miss Holliek 3 . 0001 .. down that Mr. Partridge of the ' Prisoners' Aid,' paid me roe I all Deromani.7PoPer.Prel - se tory th e rag being borrowed on 8112tele of t h e Prr s my money when I returned, end he has been in th e omen* St. !100 Et* BIMIIIIIIII. 6 91 .• leh In firm Pert,. In 1845 . Mr. Tickle having died, his habit of seeing me since. He has seen me about at my M. IGO lest Indian gm e do 10 54 Ntf NM ister widow married • Mr. Newsome ; and she died in 1856. collie/ Oa . I don't see why I should be pointed at. That 11° ' 6l Dm i 888812148 • '•• - if 48 Th Km Rollick afterwards bought the equity of redemption, is a o . 100 ; Grand Truck of klO4 .- it o • and went to live at the lodge ; bus at • subsequent period 100 all Do.aqtdp.M.B„ep.cti 90 92 .... O. with • view to retrenchment she removed to • - 100 ; all , Do. 146 pref. 800 . _ds ~ 70 72 - o 6 cottage on the estate, and resided there till her THE BELFAST COMMISSION. 100 , all Do. do. deferred 61 116 toe I IN! Do. Ind pref. Bonds.. ell NI v •-• lth death with a relative named Iles Lawton. She _....._ NO all Do. do. defeated NI it ..- m made several wills, but the one propounded was dated the BELFAST, WEDNESDAY Evictor°. tee ail Do aid pref. Mora -43 i 5 -.. Th 2:ird of December, 1858 ; and she also executed a codicil en 109 i all Do. do. deterred 67 JO The inquiry was brought to a close this evening, Re I est Do. ash :Mei. Stock . 104 514 83 -.. how the 24th of April, 1862, for the purpose of giving • legacy i o which had lapsed. This final disposition of her property, having lasted 2'2 days, during which time 33 gramme wars to 1 14 . 411 i on. / 63 , Indian a°. p .m & = 4l i 1 . 34 28 I n s , 211 _ I • besides providing for Miss Lawtoo, comprised bequests of examined. 10 lls I Do. via. II per one 1 neo 1,0001. to each of her miens, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Price, Miss * I 5 I Do. New do par ••• - Tickle, and Miss Mary Mn Tackle. The residuary legatee WEATHER REPORT. -( THIS DAY.) St. (10e ,Gt . B. of India it. 6p. el 101 100 - sib was Mr. Tackle, and the value of the property was roughly St. MO Do 41 per aid. -• .- - nen estimated at about 10,0004 The testatrix died, at the age Tocassay. Diemen 8, 8 A.R. a. I I i Do -. Th of 64. en the 18th of January laat. iILT.W..W.Es D. 21 B. 1.1. 262 all Go. Western of Canada 0 94 154 15 De. New - I 114 II dit - , the. [The mu was proceed* when we went to press.] ----.........i- -I --- - ss lee 1 all . D0.00.6.1k1a p5y.15714 9O .v. bti Nairn - ***** 120.60 43' &W. 11 1 &W. c.- 1 Dra , a n , p a si da do. 1877.8 59 88 -. i 0 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. &harems - MIA 4 2 . 2 t 1 A 10 - 2 le 1 2 Indira Branch, limited; 1 14 1 s Grab 9.54 43 S.E. ; 3 &S.W. ro , 6.14 1 la ;7 i pa, Now - ... I . th (Beim Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) Ardromen . -.,22.51 46 8. ' 0 W. C'- 12 M. 100 Madre rater. sp. cent 1021 1031 - acin IN RE MATTHEWS. Greenmails- 31.49 40 1 S.W. I Galway .....119.61 44 &S. W. .3 I W.S. ./r. c 'O.M 2m„ 110 e D e. de.. 44 do . lid Is .- ortl Ths bankrupt was a coed merchant of Camden-town and y a k e ti e ~,mual w. , 2 W.S.W. er 0.15, 3 22 I , Do. pirth Irarasion -.- - • elsewhere ;he bad also been connected with a company or Cape mar ...ass esj W. ,4N.W. cm 0.26 2IL .100 Melb. Corp. 6 per a Mil - - ... undertaking known as the "Incombustible Starch Coin- eneenstom. 29.69 441 N. 12 ,W. ens -1 so all Idelb. end liobsoiesßay 69 Si .- th pant." This was the sitting for order of discharge. Debts Liverpool •• 3256 91 &AL . 4 1 1 . 3 & coo 211 2 le all N.Brirat Can.cis.A*6 3 6 ..- 440 O,::::CC. :no assets. Holyhead ... ast 4.2 W.S.W. ; 7 8 &W. oh 016 2 N.R.ofCsaep.c.latp.B.' 92 id •.• an • Mr. Bagley opposed, on the ground that the bankrupt had penbroks...4.6l 441 2. r 1 7 1 8,,5-,;fi• if VS: • 3 Sa. 100 kinds gua 8 per cent.' 101 1M Issi lingszed is accommodation bi ll transactions. and had con- e e h z f r k .7 . .... . . 2 .:V,:. W. .. 1 .. w: o f : ~:r, 6 lea 100 Do. Delhi do. 1024 103t ps - 20 2 Do. do. do. I We - Bee tracted debts without a tameable expectation of being able LOnient......teor es W. .&I S. foe 0.101 4IL 100 , Do. Pulliam, do 1 1021 103# i 1031 t . tO pay them. Rochefort..., -43 8. i 6 8.9.1, 0 - ' 2 M. .100 ' Do. Indus ilarlot.6s 06 1 97 --• 1 After hearing Mr. CatlM for the bankrupt v rtymorata . ... 50.66 46, Z. 111 B.W. Irf 2.1:1 3 His Honcur observed that the bankrupt had given bills of We r rni mn,•• 211 . 6 . 2 44 . ' l ' N • W • 6 8 ' 28 1. 4 JOINT (MOCK BARRI. ef. . a)e on his property, and had still gone on incurring debts. fra----ta 45 &SM. ' , 6 6 6. 6 6 5 : W W : i 0 ,, r 0 0 . 1 4 1 ; - 7 Re. I fla. I Baal.. IPd I CI. prises. I dales. . fraidem ..... %.65 46 5. 2 . In the twelvemonth before his bankruptcy he had incurred r oa r 2e.76 471 LW. I a S.W. CC , 5 14.000 100 Agra* llaalermales3.l 60 110 133 110 debts of about 1,5004 Though the bills of mole might have yenseom „ eon 4,5 1 8, . a caw, mo 1 1 g 10,0001 60 Do. New (Ira in p.i ,M - - I - been valid in point of law, be was open to the charge of oarearoagh 29.03 46 & I 6,65. W . a 0. 4 20.000 1 SO I Do. Of which 25 is Pd./ . 216 - - - mo I having incurred debts without probable motes of payment. Mikado . MAO 48 AW. , 28. W . rf 0.40 2 m g 50 Chloe , 5 11 OWL. - die. Re had also made himself liable on bills to the amount of 11282w141.4 * • "Ira 42 B.S.W. 0 S.S.W. b- i 0 Ilk 100 antencelesnAhtverpool. if , Ist 112/ , 381 4 1 10,000 100 Do. New 126 I 34 Set I - oil 1.0118/. , without consideration , and it was so excess to say Poona LI. 14,400 DM I Do. Laud at 29 ran ,10 7 6 dis, etf id' . that be did not expect to be ca ll ed on. So early as 1862, FRIDAY. ON 3: °mewl SATURDAY, 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian s • the bankrupt bad borrowed 31104 and given a boons of 1004 s. to W., strong to 001/111. a. W. to s.itc., mode - 20500 50 Annie Italian (Lindied)l •11 01diel -- or for it. Considering that the b ankrupt bad been in prison moderate, with rrau• rate to strong, un- IRMO 40 Australasia ati To ft 170 nice or tan months, protection would be given. but the order settled. 7,500 40 Do. New ell 65 67 -. ' LW. So N.W. and W7trifgal. Ass bove. 12M7 80 Bankof BritlahLoltualda 15 ' It 2pm 16# pe , of discharge would he suspended for twelve months. 1 iti (Beira* Mr. Commissioner Goalbarad back. fresh to strong, 10,000 26 Saab of Sopa with raln. 608 , 0 MO Brash of Lades 5O , 160 167 - et . i I's fIZ 11041ITTA AND =WARD MAGSX7I4. 8. to W. and N. W.. 11100111311. W.P.M. to N.N.W, 115,v00 20 Bank of Oise, (11mMed) 6' I 1.111 Toe bankropta were shoe manufacturers, of St. Mar y fresh to strong. rale strong to moderate, 10,000 100 Bank of Queeusland (1 120 it 21414 ad'' - - axe, and Oreshametrest. Their accounts, prepared by In S e e" . acne rain In maces. 20.00) 60 Beak ofTletorfa,Ausrals M ' 67 30 ... Mr. Crown. show debts of 11,3734, with assets of 1,5004 as next above. Isormit. As neat &Love. 4,000 100 Bank of Weise (tioo p o stnaea a ssonaed, ersetero e .iratied , wal e . mad adis. 66000, 10 Bank of s.. Zealand ~ 9 71Itel - Mr. Reed appeared . for the sesigeeet. and Mr. Brondh maim Southern= Englrah chemist end bay of mice,. Zeman io.ooo 20 BranillitodPoranguess,'L 19 foe the bankrapta. It was urged against the bankrupta in Iteistward Ragland and Barth ass. 20.000 60 British t Califeenlaa (L 6 1 6 1 1 1 " dts -- th. 4 they had neglected to keep proper books, and had thus 10,060 FO British N. Amerlon_., all NI 46 - es' boyish% themselves within the pea* clause of the act of --- tome. 20 'C. Bk. india,Aus., come all 36 11 - er y lead. We learn by electric telegraph that a fire broke mew 15 . Chart. Mar.* lerlisolta all 51 63 10,000 100 Kara - a,- Mr. l'rehernit appeared for creditors, but did not out yesterday at Messrs. Carpenter sad l'lldeeley's lock ao.ooe 1 0 e .catanta - mom. works, Will/shall, Staffordshire. A ark of spirita of tur• Item 16 :Core. hank of Indle.lke l3 - -pa .-. • • Bit Honour did not think that the ease was brought 190.000 10 Consolidated Bank (L) 4 el 7 pm, 11 pentute' ignited and burst, and Mr. liklealey and four of i • witnia the act, and granted the orders. loco IN Continental lO 6 3 dis ivi his workmen were seriously burnt. Seven work girls were tom lee' Do. Sew - a rescued through • small window. The fire was got out, 20.000 60 Fast London (Limited, a li nos - Nom, re Lantern Etchange,Lim; 3 Idis par - eou . THE POLICE COURTS. having been confloa to one part of ► the factory. 60.000 20 Eng.ScaLtsAusi.Coand. all 201 24 - l'ilzar.cuar us. -The question of the derivation moos' 60 English end Bersdish (LI it It ilidls . • - LI (THIS DAY.) / mate di seer, given to the material of which a certain k ind 1 ,, 000 toe madm . a iy_, , T. , aa „„ __ 30 „ r -.-- of pipe is made, is not yet set at rest A dispute on the subject 1 ,;' ,00 , 0 ice 1 Ds toned id a ,-.. 7 78 ; ; ;7, 4 . 1 it C arose a few days back at &cal.', in Lyons, and If. Due, a pipe 99,000 100 . ]o. New, isat opa 10 4 2dis zd -. WORSHIP-STREET. dealer in that city, being referred to, replied in the follow. mom IN Dupont /Sank, Waded to 13 15 pat' St 1 t anon= isseiusosinwr FOR CIIrELTT. ing letter:-" Meerschaum. or &mate de user, is the only 8.00.110 DO. New - T' 4 , 1, 7,,,,,,0 w 1 te • 1 denomination given to the mineral matter or , r... 1. of 10, Selby-street, ster oo- we, commercial 134.000 la Imperial Oillonsse l9 7pm 17 E. Mile-eed, we c h ime d w ith h a • cre w,. an d maimouly niaromian earth found in mall blocks Mouth the ground t ts": ' ro , 1172 ..... ak , .. r24 , ~, 1 17 8 i 8 6 e 4 ...- tortured a dog "id thereby caused Re death. near Kuabisear in Asia Minor, and wash which we manufam gno 00 L o ni..001 sloo,de.(l 74 i a ear n 74 1 Mr. Herit a ge appeared for the defence . tare our pipes. This light and white material is exported by nom too Lo u. Nook of e lisetleraLL 111 b 3 Alb - Mra. Emma Rider, en No. 3, Selby-street, exentiaed- the Armenians to Vienna in Austria, which city they have 10. 000100 Loudon sod Brazilian - , ie s .letween 1 and 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the 28th of made the centre a their operations , since the working of 5.000 roe Lon.B.AyrestillatraL 0 12 14 pm •-• to ..oesah er last I was a t m y s t ree t door, ennieg on. of these quarries by an Austrian Com p an y. For that 20.000 25 Do. New, Ise. s til pet ff e 3pm 101 kn. 6440 10 Loo., 1iir.,41 .(L) It 6 3 clls .. L 1 infant, when the defendant flung • dog from the lemon the manufacturers of Piton in Francs we ' 8 " 60,000 SO Loa. citgank el Anrart ell tei # 1 . ~o rw.• of hia house into the rood, followed it, took it debted to Vistusa for their raw material. The earth Kim 60 Loathe, and Couneg. • M 75 50 Ter RI IP or nv the bind legs, and smashed in heed against in question is called by mineralogists silicate of magnesia. moo no L oa g a5 ..5 8 ..3..70,40 is 0 7 di. s , n • the wall. It appeared to be in greet y after that, That is therefore its scientific same, and not Kummer 410.00. le London Joist Mock lO 48 60 I ,b' struggled, kicked with its Meet, an died in about three- or Canin" of Vienna, who is sometimes erroneously 20.006 60 DoNell,he. at Meet 30 - - HD ~ - . ..arters of an hour. I know the dog • ss belonging to a declared to be the inventor of the sew kind of pipe, ...16,1100 ..... d ..., 00 ._....__ Lon. ant . _ ..A.. Northern ..... E.; 25 . 12 . ANs - Mohbour, but at first thought it was defendant's. I may add that attempts are frequently midi to . e q • eo e ,r, rf e 1?„7.21:1 - a n .tg 9..1_ : it Cro e sexamined-Tbe dog was not lying at defendant's imitate meerschaum, the intrinsic value of which is i Z i .0 , 0 ; ti e ;/ 7 , 7'..;y etate m eter - ;; i. rather important. Among the different methods the 1 ni.ooo 100 Merchant hank(Lins.) /IQ 6 7is ti ' do's in a fit before be flung it. : llra. Eiiza Burt-I lies opposite the defendant's house. one most frequently employed is that of pedterieleg i mom so Mercantile a mainatz ls 14 Ofrasi - fa I heard the noise of • dog erring - looked from my window, the waste of this materiel and of reforming it hob • , *.OOO 60 : Do. New ilo 11 1 dle, -• a1110 . .000 ....... LOO ....... metro. at _Pro.. ,.. _baalr . (L . T _2O _S .. 1. 1 die - 20.60010 sad saw one lying on the pavement. Defendant took it by light mass by the aid of some glutinous substance ; ! In the leg , sea toil , h ea t it. head aga i ns t the wall, sad after. this composition. however, possesses neither solidity nor I " ;,„,1= 1 -11 ; e7.;..: I rz ' ' T T sem ... 17 war Is placed his boot heel upon it. I felt very hart any of the qualities which characterise the real meet- . n.OOO 100 N.Preat toadsol lat - ... ... es at tuis cruelty, and knocked at his door, desiring him to ec h e .. Th e imitation is, indeed. sometimes so perfect ' 26,000 21.1 Dm on, New, 12 --. _ try - coma out. The clog had a ' of tripe banging from its that a smoker believes himself to be using • real Meer- aVaill• 24 . Di, do. . do.; is - - i . mc•ob, as though in the act of eating - It lived about ba ll schaum, while be is in reality °ale is. possessios of a men- i to. ooo (0 Ns' lona link, Sew l6 - - - wis ..- in hoar. The dustman subseountly took it away. petition. From this fact the meerschaum sometimes falls I 25,000 29 New toot': Weise ' all 45 47 that 40,000 10 New Zealand (DWI 1 par 41i4 = I Mrt. S trab Perkins, living i the boom as last wit. Into diefert 44 . it is, however* tie heel ei nh eteli c e „ 4,,,01)0 ID North Western a sames 64 r , Seas, gave corroborative evidence, but all three differed , *iota for th e meenfeetnre a N iPaa ' " Tha ' B'4W P..NiC. i n ! al t 6BB ' 14 U 2128141 Bank Cm. all 47 48 ' 674 a is tv.ii an immaterial point. I publishing the above letter, echoes that the imaginary , 70.900' 60 Provin.Raindeeterp.iLi 6 t t &a; if w • Ilr. Heritage sought to explain the fact . His client had ' inventor Kummer woos creation of Alphonse Karr in a i 20,000 Ira Provinc i al Ireland 1... ii toll that a dog was on the dooc•eteP either mad or in number of the c;neprs. and that this fancy was adopted • ;7 t een co Soled . , um.,g (L ' 10 } feta l -. b 25 South Australia a ss 37 .. , , sod baying lout his grandfather from the bite of • by the publeas • reality. we no " I doe , had ateuredly destroyed this me to prevent hike On Sunday last, the 23rd instant, an English a . m .") i t si . oo. g oaL l i Eanarn a a. a. Afrko M bl-) .• .• 66 76 , d 4 p t ar ma rd -- i 4 v. results to children or others who might go near it. . protestant place a worship was opened in Cella°. The 4.460 100 .Dade. ' a vale owed - ~r c rii - Ity there wee not any, for the animal died in three or South Amortise Missionary Society, largely aided by the eten, es Dona et anstaellia_. all 66 MI -.. af, .r client's. Pea& Stem Navigation Company in England, lately sent' 10,000 100 Onion of helmet (Lira) 21 ,re Ildle 20 1 s ; • 'ia Cheese, • young woman residing in the same hoses I the Rev. William C. Murphy. K. A. bate curate of St. Knee PI Males as scale. II 166 117 ei . ' "Iv defendant, was called for the defence, and stated- i Paul's, Haggerstose. Londoe. to Calla ' a, to be minister of UNA& ' a i 2 2 ‘a the dor lying on the step howling, kicking, and lriong I the sew March which was being erected by subscriptioes ,Na i gb, I Dom lINI N. piam 4 @slaw '. rode. I was frightened to go out past it, and I tad I *me the people, and on Sunday last the Rev. Mr. I tomes $4 . .1 I na 7 6 61 6. 100 ts iiis if I .. - .Aim:. of it.- I Murphy opened the Church, assisted in the Rev. Mr. Pratt , 12,480: le Den t ; p - - - se i• 'rat without was recalled, and questimed ea ta this lof HAL& Lemerier. . There was • very large attatellaDoo4 ' 6,678.1t0 ta. t.Nralseenh ! lei 71 74 _, oe f..N. r... 1 the ease being true , file persisted in asseetiog ! and amens th e f residents of Callao 'hie movement 560.616 et. theories ,M 9 I 110 lel 11l - , • t...!..f.0.1ant bad brought the dog from inside the i DOW 11104 • i comPleted. has met with the nt 4 w°ai aaa ' aria St I V 1483281 bi. , -..t4 thrown it down. 5.000 20 Do. New - I favour.-Pananta Star. i'cill 1.04{1 -. /06 6,000 6,610 6.000 1,110 61: Ck o i oo ii so, as. 21,000 2 8,000 .. LSO .. 1,026 .. 2,800 .. 612 .. 4.144 .. 0.000 .. 0,000 .. 4,000 .. . 486 .. 1121711511 MOUE. Quanta Om Ot.ld, L S Chiverten Ward leaL Der. O. Con. (Tav l ll94 1 Drakewidis Past Based (Ulogan) 4O Bast Condon Bast Cant Brea East Grenville EEO lßut Lovell USA E. W.ltuasell jTavhrik ) , KN. Gambler &St Antryn 401 Groat 1/trey (Limited) al l Gres* South Tolges G. W. Vor (Holston) lOrenvillis Herod's loot lllngston Downs Amos timprrar? bows) a ok mirynd, Iron Ore ti. 1 ;:ew ••••••• ***** 1 4 o North Downs North loakear 11. Wk. Baud (IBown) 4.10.6 North Wheal Crotty g o , .azz e ,„„,,d (tU. LelasE 10.0.1 S. Condon (84.Closri ll W. Prances Mew, 1614.0 Stray Park t It 110.11.6 Tin Cr Wed Barad ( 1110 4 0 9) W. Condon (Liskesad) 9 Wed Chlverton West Seto. , W 12., Basset(lllogan) 44 Rh. Boller (Redrutk) lO Wheal Ludcott W. ItaryAnn Anthem ) II Wheal Setae ON Wt. he al r e vniey 4444 9 WMilan ..... 6 i T I IS 114 670 . 140 Id = zd --" 48 C 1 60 sd N 1 lb 68 16 16 6 be 5 7 19 20 18 1i SS 37 41 36 37 61 4 4e 3 9 41 5 2 %' taiel :: 6,0001 .. 1,014 .. 4 :1 .. 1. .. 1.000 ... SAW .. kb. 1 IC 10w03 gym. l(11 • . ! N I CL mem I Gabs. Ilt, e r of tAksidat .. ll 4 sl ol,4 oo k I 10,000 111 IAMB`6O 75,000, 1 .800 Accord Cap.(Ltm 10,000 , 5 8ra511.1..a10 00.(1,151 15,000! 10 O c lVlAadtiwi 1,0001 (WSW 12,615 C oo 10,000 00 Coplapo ° 7=lls4), 100,000 1 Mon Pedro, N. Del ser 26,000 1 !Das 1105.1.C0k 25,000 11 11054 Del Bay (Limited) 20,000 Tartans (United) 10,0001 ID , Genseel 05,0001 =1,5 (limited) Lamitsolasa 1 1L Alums Bru.o.lLol Paouldllo Copper (Lll Pooteband SllverLead i p 'amts iterb.4lold3L(4)l Acottish Lostrat (11=4 194 John dalyay 141000 10,000 100,816 100,000 60,000 10,000 1C0,0031 110,000 1 H.??? 1 United Mexico; illa, VelhouascaGeld Llan.) Worthing (Choked) .. Tuataras/amigos (Lim.) Pd. I EILILWATI. 4 all so an G.Loses i _Do. .. Ili 100 'all 100 1411 6 100 1011 1 1 17 19 1 If 4 I N 87 zd LSO 650 id 20 26 16 18 16 17 7 2 si 6 8 69 66 106 215 90 96 9 11 12 2 15 1 196 NI It 20 1 1 481 zd N i !Havana and Matanzas! Lausanne and Fribourg' .liaiansas anti ilabanlla; Second hatts....l idt. tr; ti tt 3 ps dig ir I 0 10 t iter Ab 3.3 6 igas s 1 %as it it pr liiad T 10 t 111 $4 si mi l die I 6} PTA 1 li 11 11 _TA I Closing orb I Islas. flO :ail ;North of Prance a pd 1 10 ,all . Do. (lateChsrl.get. ps 100 !ell , Ottoman (Smyrna, de.) 40 an Perls,Lyomitalinsp.ef.' 110 'll 1 Do. New ct. 100 !all Recife &S. 7.(lPern.l 4 411 ;Royal Swedish 5 p. et; 100 all Basta Ls Grande 7 p.et.i tO all S. Aus &Lota.Voo.3p.c. 140 liDI iD SoathEaat.of Port.7p.e.' 10 all 'Southernof Irraneelp.e. I SD laY loath 11411 an, 11 per et, 10 Pr& a p.c. Na 11. in L: e re 101 90 99 90 10! 12 111 81 88 Ile 12 97 90 it 11 90 91 ei el 97 100 11 I 1 11 14 IGSCXLLAN COOL Owe Alum 10,100 10 .11oglo•Monlcon Stint Skooo 16 ,Anstrollon 10,100 1 16 , AnstrobanltM.V , WAS 10 !BoctinWatorwo=l MAO( liconbny Ono ( 4000' 10 Itettlok American Load' Mal. 1114710Lj 61. &L. fag. ToL (L) 01, 01,1 tr.(nadalo=lll2(l.) WOW 10 'C62101300 10.0001 26 ICUs of Lon. 10.0001 60 4,20, Oder (Um) ~ 6000, 10 'Coos. of Ablooalior.(1 ) 60,0001 60 iCommornalUnlanano , 20,000, 60 ICconolklated Din.. (L ) 17,500' 10 'Continental Un.Oso(l ) 60000 100 Contractratton(L 12,000 , U tOop.U.Dag..Pretwev.e. l 100,0001 SO C. Poenallab. of Eng 100,000' 20 Do 10,0001 60 Do. of flaorittua (L ) 10010164 80. Crystal Palace 100,8904.' BC Do. hollows 117,0004. St Do. 6p. et Piro. Deb 10000 100 DlocounteorporstloolLl 60,000: 20 X India Irrigation, Ac. 00,000' 60 Ebbw Vole s"‘ • 100.00.., 10 11apitanConadtri4.(L 179,1761. St. Electric Telagrapb 70,1100, 6 'Sag. and Ana. Copper -101,000, 60 ,Sal. and ForelgoCrodit 10,000 100 'lna tilcotlarin. 76,000 1 20 'Financial Corporation. 8.0001 60 Financial Discount (Lj 80,000 'Fore-ot. Marabous LL 60 jOallivara (Unaltod) 114,000, 10 0. C4 o 01 t& limo! Loa. (L 01,0001 111 'Oen. Masi Narigatto• 20,000, 60 !eons& ,L.) 100000 1 M 100,000 60 11.iwt 110r.C..11. Ara. (L) /0,000 !Wl= Carryioa (Um., 10,000 60 international Contract 160,000 20 ! Internat.Finan.soc. (1.41 1100,000) 20 1 tostornat.Land CrtnUt(L 601 10 ration Uri,. (Cam Car.) 101000) 100 Do. p. Ws. r.lBlO 00,600 Lt JointiltockDisooant(L) 10,0001 1.0 'Land Socuritlao 20,000: 26 Load. African Tradbg WON! 13 I aodraledon. ll. l 04,000 , .Loo.CottntyLiad&E.' 11. 0 0: 10 1 Load. District Teingt l. .) SO Load. num Aso. ) 1 % %6M $t Do. Noir 116,101) 0 Diad.G. Omnibus C.(l 1 10,0301 M Load, Italian, &ASIA 6.0001 10 1 Lood.Mer. Discount( L) 60.000 1 16 I Lond.horincialMalins 60,000 10 :Melon !Mg& 4 Canal MOS SO 1 Do. 10.000 50'Marino Inrestinaitt:L) 11.000 SO Manttline Insloto.(Li 11.0110 10 I WEIL titan. Tel (L.) 60,000 14 =wall Iron Works 80 12,,1 40,000' 10 INatallandtCoL C. (Li 16 National DI, Cam (L. 10,000 , 110 National Financial (L 20,0001 00 NatioaalPror. Swiss% 10000100 Nallooal Mesa 21ay.iLi 40001 M llorbaddaDoil• L 0.00, 10 Do. New 20000 ! 16 ,N.rnalasid T.ALosa ( l 114,1751 1 Bt. N. Brit. A astralaslantl ) 60.000 SO 11.Britattlercan.la.(L 10,000 1 NovalkoinaG.anSL 01.000 1 lb. do. 40,000 16 Ocean Marks lama 10,000 10 Oriontalcoaussmitt 10,000 60 'Oriental Financial, 100 600) 1 lOrlsital One (UOOlOll 00,0001 1 I Do. Now 60,000 10 'OrlaaLlnlandStoara(L) 26,000 10 .0460 R Sth!sadlsvest. 16.000 60 , Ottolissa 61110001•1 (1 ) 10,000 6 JOttoanao Os• (Waited 12,600 10 PansioaLlL Sasim(L) 8,600 a I Do. do. i 14 all lb7f pr ..• Wli 17 1 — 44 id it 10 66 63 66 70 16, par - 21 . 2 2, ldla par 31 529 41 3 IMa 4ths iprs las par 17 10 3 34 Si 533 4 a 041 a U 36 109 111 111 114 3 2Mr Si lip 1 Ps 106 110 1' li t idt Per 4 dls 4m 7 6 die 2! 3 pm II 66 1210 16e 162 3 317 . par 2 1 rpm 7 $ seal sk $6 . _ i I Optls. idis p-r idts ;pa I . I liPar ii N MI NMI 3 4 t db. 4_ 3 did par-i iil I paa al 11 idu ism 3 1 Oidls 4414 ipie 10+ 11 go 4 lilm• It 144141 - 9 edT2l Idls par ipt! u 112 14 14 1 1118 P22 22 pn i eas • Ills I it_ S IP". Par 4 414 id xd iiT; .... il _dla 1 ;Ow 6 7 vd 42 zd li 4i 0 2 311 241 41 43 81 OS 16 2opm Si VOL 27 2v - vl SIAM. JO I Do. Now 000,0001. 111, Poolll.lv.land 11112.(14' 20,100 00 'Pooloooler d 0. hems 24,000 00 , Do. do. New 17.00 v 10 ignebrad& 1.., L. IL(L 10,000 60 i Iron 10,000 10 I Do. New 4.250 26 Mo.!. qy hoprov. (L ) t 0.750 Is I Ditto ditto 4 444 16,000 100 Royal Moillitessa 200,0001.1 It. ,Soot. Asetra. Invest. E. 40,0001 00 iimith, Knight. deo. L. *OW' 20 ,loo.bloam.Wcoopto( ) 10,000 W & Africa. IL 12 (10 14,120 16 south Auttralisis Loud MOON. 14. Outmodes Toksispli ; Do. Scrip 17,600 1 0 Tel.Construe.224lo.(L 100.0001 20 'ThrisoultUorm la(! 1;620 10 ,Ttiti4lAgemorithwi, 110,000; 10 IT. IL L. 00. of U. Canada 10,0101 1 17■LiodE.Toiog.06.(11 60,006, SO ,Ualvoralfarloolat(L. 16,000 10 'Doper Ammares(Llia 26,0001 10 Ulla 10,400' 10 lard. 10,000 60 Warrant Ylosace(Lizi. nom 60 , Woothollot P.M'S L. PREFERENCE MARES. 9 9 19 le 1919 par OS 91 IZO 115 I -- i Tots iti lidis plis fps xd SO U 41_ bO - 14 f ipso id: _p MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Trio o'CLoar. This is the monthly settling day in Combo's, but the arrangements in connexion therewith have had scarcely any effect whatever upon the price. The quotation for money is precisely the same as that current yesterday, while for the account a reduction of about 1-16 per cent. is observable. All the other markets are quiet, and none but fractional variations have occurred in prices. The discount market remains quiet, and the rate for good bills is unchanged, at 61 to 7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is a demand for short loans, at 5 to 6 per cent. At Pail to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 25c., showing no change. 121—Titi. 1 Pail shial le II 9 I 1411 p.r par 1 pot. Groat Eastern, East Anglian. No. I, 6 par cent stock, Great Western, original prefarenes4} ter asst., 97. Midland, Consolidated Bristol sad Birmingtesn, 6 per 114.033. Booth E n lace (Rangling Annuities, 11. Oa. 6d.), Mi. FOREIGN_ RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 111, NIXISUf sod Liige guaranteed 6 per cent. pref. by the Belgian governmeat, S(11. San Paulo (Limited) gusranteed 7' per cent. (16/. paid), 14. South Austrian and Lombardo-lreeetian, 201, f. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, ex div., for money, and 891, ex div., for the new account (January 10). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, ; ditto for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 ; Bank Stock, 237; India Stock, 218, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103,1, 103 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 9n ; ditto Bonds, ss. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 7s. dis. Foreign stocks are quiet, and prices ex hibit no change of importance. Spanish Passive bonds and certificates are inquired for, but have improved only 1 per cent. Turkish Consolid4s have also advanced 1. On the other hand, Mexican Bonds have receded 1. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. :--Greek, 22/ to 231; Mexican, 291 to j ; Confederate, 58 to 59; Spanish Passive, 311 to 321 ; the Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 701 to 711 ; ditto 1862, 71 to 1 ; and the Consolid6s, 461 to 471. ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, sn, ex div. ; Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 981 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 63/ ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 961 ; ditto 1864, scrip, j, 1 prem. ; Greek, for account, 221 ; Mexican, for ac count, 291, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, eke., for account, 4;1; Russian, 1862, 87, 4, 861 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 324, 311 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701; ditto, 1862, for account, 711 ; ditto, 109/. Bonds, 714, 72 ; Venezuela, 1864, 431, 1, 43. Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; Danu bian, 1 dis. to prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 94 to j prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 31 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4 ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Goinfrale, 24 to 1 pram. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank. I to 1 No bullion operations took place at the Bank yesterday. It is believed, however, that a portion of the 270,0001. which has just arrived from New York by the steamer City of London will be taken to that establishment to-day or to-morrow in the absence of demand for abroad. The bidding. for 35,00,000 rupees (350,0001.) in bills un India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Cal cutta, 22,62,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 3,80,00 rupees. The mi nimum price was as before, viz., Is. 11&d. on Cal cutta and Madras, and Is. 114 d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 223 Los. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at Is. 1114. will receive about 9 per cent, and on Bombay at 2a Oid. about 80 per cent., all above these prices in fulL On the last occasion the applications within the limits amounted to 1,400,0001., and before that to 520,0001., so that the present amount (2,230,000/4 indicates an increase in the demand for remittance to India. Owing to the result of the tenders yesterday for the government bills on India, there was rather more demand for bar silver for transmission to that quarter, and the price was firm, at ss. lid. per ounce. • It is formally notified as usual by the Spanish Financial Commission in London that the follow ing amounts are assigned for the auction of the redeemable (Passive) debts, which will take place on the 31st instant, at Madrid ; but it is scarcely necessary to remark that, owing to the discredit able tactics pursued by the Spanish government, these bidding' are a mere farce : Be. Va. 2,493,219 for the redemption of the lit clam Interior Stock. ~ 614 , 468 ~ ~ 24 clan Interior Stock. „ 14,708,402 ~ If 24 clam Exterior Stock. ALIZOND E! It is said that, with a view to raising the credit of the Confederate government in the eyes of Europe, and possibly of paving the way to another Confederate loan, the State of Virginia has been endeavouring for some time past to collect the funds required to pay the overdue dividends on its 5 per cent. Sterling and 6 per cent. Dollar Bonds. The amount of arrears is, we believe, 14 per cent. on the former, and 21 per cent on the latter. It L rumoured that with this object several shipments of cotton have reached England from Southern ports. The amount of the loans in question being inconsiderable, the extent of thesacrince that would be imposed upon Virginia, supposing the autho rities really to ;contemplate this financial stroke, would be lees than might at first be imagined. The Loudon and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9,1261. over last year ; the Great Eastern an increase of 5601. ; 1 the London and South Western a decrease oft 79/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 1,0501.; the Great Western an increase of 4,2091.; and the Great Northern au increase of 3,9631. The Loudon directors of the Turin and Savona Railway Company, have received the announce ment that the French Minister of Finance has given his formal authority for the admission of the shares of the company to the privileges of the Paris Bourse. The directors of the National Provincial Bank of England Lave announced a half-yearly dividend, I at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and a half yearly bonus of 9 per cent. A call of 5/. is to be paid on the 10,000 new shares of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan (Limited), numbered from 10,001 to 20,000, by the 2nd January. A general meeting of the Library Company (Limited) is called for the 14th December, when a dividend is to be declared, and a resolution will be submitted, authorising the issue of 10,000 shares, bearing a preferential dividend of per cent. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia is expected to be delivered in London about the 13th inst. Jt is notified that Mr. Pereira bee by mutual consent left the firm of Messrs. J. de Salle' and Co., of 91, Cannon-street, and that the business will be carried on as heretofore by Mr. de Sallee and Mr. Tavares, without any alteration in the firm or business. WZDNCIDIA Evzynui. AID FOIVIRRY. ...It Ii Consols, which closed yesterday at 89 to both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 89k, and closed at 89k to f. For the 10th January the last price was Nk to I. The official business report is as follows :—Tiiree per Cent. Consols, for money, 89k, 1, 89, ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Ceuta. Re &toed, 84, ; New Three per Cents., 881, k, 1, : New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 71k, ex the.; Bank Stock, 237 e, 239 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock. 1031, 103 • ditto Four per Cent. 'Debentures, 1886, 98 ; d itto Bonds, le. prem., understood that a warrant has been halted from Bow. street police-court (or the apprehessioe of the govereer of ate door large metropolitan whose The charges saltiest him are forgery and embezzlemeet. The warraut was *ivied by Sir Thema. Hairy, as early as the Ist instant, and the &Sequent, who has absomided , is now being sought for by mental came at the deeselive tom. The India Fire per Cent. Stook was rather firmer. India Bonds were dealt in at par to se. prem. Exchequer Bills declined Is., being quoted 7e. to 2e. die. The foreign stock market was firm, and in several cases prices improved. There was a good demand for Mexican Bonds, which rose g per cent., owing apparently to the return of a number of French troops to France. Confederate Bonds rose 1 per cent., Egyptian and Venezuela of 1864, ; Italian, ; and Greek and Spanish Passive per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1858 were exceptionally heavy, and closed at a reduction. The variations in Bank shares were not extensive, business in this department having assumed a quiet appearance. On the whole, the tendency of prices was slightly unfavourable. Bank of liindistan, Eastern Exchange, Land Mortgage Bank of India, London Chartered Bank of Australia, London and South African, Provincial Banking Corporation, and Standard Bank of Africa shares were all qnoted rather lower. The shares of the Bank of Wales, however, showed a slight recovery. Anglo- Euptian Bank shares were quoted die. to par. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 164 to # ; Sup tian Trading, at to I} prem. ; National Dscount, at 10* to 1 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, at Ito die. City Ofices shares were flat. Financial rporation and Thames and Mersey Marine Insur ance met with more demand. Ottoman Sociit6 GiSuerale shares closed at Zi to 2} prem. An ad vance of 2 per cent. took place in Victoria Dock stock. The shares of the financial companies were firm, and in soma cases a trifle higher. The closing quo tations are annexed, viz. :--International, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. • General Credit, 2 13-16 to 4 prem. ; London Fin ancial, 91 to f prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 3k to 3.1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to g prem. A decline Of about 1 per oent. took place to-day in all classes of Canada government bonds. MIMES.-{THIS DAY.) Two *Twat. In the mining market to-day the dealings are largest in Great Yor and East Grenville shares ; the former are quoted 364 to j, being 10s. better, and the latter sto showing a decline of 50. East Lovell are called 14 to 16; South Lovell, 21 to I ; East Caradon, 19 to ; Wheal Grenville, 411 to A ; Wheat Seton, 200 to 205 ; East Carn Brea, 04 to I ; and East Russell, to *. Several tramactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list, given in another column. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. so_ ii. IFORZION 011LIGATII rop.cent. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AITEMAGFIL 9/Sest. , llattes., Oats. l o ra F id ...l l6 Prs. Oct. t 5 Us 9430 s 2440 s Id 9d OS Nov. lid Ws 34120 s 2.3,20 s 911 s fid ..06 34 12 3dl DJ iOs ld lys 1141334 OdJ7s IWO( 94 19 3Bl 9.1 194 194 Id 9d)37s ed 34s 114 26 tds Sd Sim 3d 934 0140 s Od 374 124,850 14 Dec. 3 sh weeks' Aare gate Averts.. 9d 19s 94 91s 04 Ns Id Vs led 15$ 24 Durr.— WU* Brim Oils Ape, bras. sod Pow N. Per 115bie DIAGRAM &IMMO 1112 ISACTULTIOII3 It TES •Tlik&fil 111ei OP MILT DORMO =lt /IX WZBIS MANTIC, Mesa. OaL 2111 Nov. O.ltiov.lL Nov. 19. 39 11 a i 33 6 . Nov. 2t. Dec. $. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. cram DAY.) (HT ILICTRIC ADM ISTICRNATIONAL TELMILLPS.) (rams out OWN coaxesposrmer.) The market quiet end unchanged in price. Sales shod 3,000 Wes. MINCING-LANE.-g HIS DAY. ) SUGAR.—The limited business tiaaaacted is at i &dia. of 6d. to L. per ewt. on last week's prices. The sales in. elude St. ViDOrt,3oll. to =a. ; Barbados*, 306. 64. to 311. ; brows Mauritius, 255. 6d. to 30a. ; grainy yellow, 31s. nd. to 36a. Reflood unaltered._ _ _ Coerce. —The markets firm for all descriptions of colonial. _ _ TEA.—The public wiles are proceediog without Improve mat. orty puncheons of Jamie& sold at full prim. RICE. —The market has become quiet. ii.tbo has sold on maser terms ; medium and email, 19s. to 19s. 6d. Brim—Pepper has sold at 3d. for good Penang, and at 20. to 3d. for greyish. being about the previous value. Cassia Noes at a further decline of 3s. per cwt. ; first pile, 84s. to 87s. • second, 83,. to tae. ; mouldy, 795. to 80s. Gioger, Galin at previous prices ; very ordinary to fine, 61s. to 98s. Fnerr.—The demand for Valencia raisins continues active. but prices in some cases show a slight decline ; i.urrants and other articles rennin steady. SALT: CTRL.—No sales reported. COC lII:FELL has sold freely at full prices to Ist. advacce for silver, and at 2d. advance for Teneritfe ; black Honduran silver. 2s. 9d. to 3s. 3d. ; Teseriffe, 2s. 101. to 3s. 2d.; black, 3a. 2d. to 3s. Bd. _ _ Corrms.—The market has bosoms quiet. JUTE NW SOU at 3e. to lOL decline, except fine quality, which sold at full prim.. Common to line, 12/. 10.. to 261. 10s. ; rejeoticsa, 101. ss. to 111. 10s. ; cuttings, to rt. ss. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DA Y. ) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 411. Id., net omit ; Petersburg T.O. on the spot, 40... 9d. ; Ja nuary, 41e. 3d. ; March. 42.. 3d. ; Apra to June, 425. Ga.; October to December, 4.11. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. _ (THIS DAY.) Our 'apply of beside is rather larger, but we are not overdone with choice qualities. In bees deacriptioes. COMO_ quently, themie not :ouch redaction in price. Trade generally ie rather worse. The number of sheep is smell, but quite equal to the demand. Monday's quotations are not maintained throughout, and we have a very slow trade. Good &wee meet with a fair gals. Our foreign supply consists of 1,270 beasts, 2,020 sheep, 310 calves, sad 100 Pits rer dope et Inc e. d. •4. I Par stew of Mx a. 4. e. d. Best Soot; Hereida 6 t 5 4 114.41004•1114bdo BD 0 0 • • Best Short-horns 5 0 5 t led Loag-w0015.... 5 2 5 4 kooltd quaL besets • 0 4 0 I Do. do. Shorn .... • • 0 • Oakes 4 0 5 4 Ewa 4•24•4 gad. 4 4 5 • Pa ■ 0 6 0 Best Dna& 1331-brada 6 6 6 b Beasts at market, 1.730 33) . yip. 620 cow; 74. DA •: ea 7 lambs eep ana lambs. 3.690: calves. SIIITHFIZLD HAY MARKILT.—(THIS DAY.) Yawed Harvey sad &stag report trails slow .t tLo fol low* micas :—Priats meadow hay, 934 to 10.55. ; clover, old, 110.. to 1265.; straw, 255. to 30s. PROMIOIAZ &a4ll maiturs. ILlYMelmou DEC. 7.-Great Eastern, 471 1-Great Menem 771-lenteashire and Yorkshire, 114-London and North Mast en,. 1161 111 xn.-ldsucheeter„ IllteMeld, and Lincolnshire, 071 -Metropolitan, 121--douth Eastern, 661 gt; 51 1- Meat Bartle pool. 741-Great Western of Cuts*, 9-Dutch Rhenish, 61 p.- Great Luxembourg shares, Ilj lb-le-Confederate lean. be 1- Alliance Bank of London and t] 1 ,Idmitexli, 14 p.-E.,teria Exchange Bank (Ltatited), d. 1 Tisane* (Limited). t-te d. - Mercantile and Excbn Bank , Limited), 4.-National Bank of Liverpool (Limited). 8 p.-Albion Marina ;.Limited, 11.16 d.-Britisb and Foreum Marine (Lintitel, 21 15-10 1 p.-Empiro Marble Limited), II p. -Liverpool and London and Glob,' Fire and LW, 94 p.-Maritime Ineurance ;Liman!, 616 d.-Queen. Insurance. 9-16 p.-Liverpool United tins, 205 - National steam ;Limited'. 71 d. Manciamidln. DEC. 7.-There was lot musk business doing. but prices were steady. Great Eastern, 471-Great Laienthourg„ 11 15-13-Great Northern A, 165-Lancashire and Yorkshire. 115-Loudon and North Menem 114 1-Manchester. Shef field, and Lincolnshirs, 661-North British, 56t. -South Emden,. .51 I;-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 61 p.-Ebbw Vale. 1 d.- Exchange Buiblings, 169. Amnion au. Dec. 7.-1 b only sales of to-day were Bir mingham Financial Company's shares at 31 prem. ; sal Me troputitait Wagon. 3rd bane, at 11 prom ; Stour Valley Railway shares quoted 01 to 10 . and ?tooth Stafford,, 101 to lee. Of Los don and North Western stock were sellers at 1131. and of Oxford stock at 59. Patent Astatine shares quoted 41 to 51 prem., and there were boyars of damn Valley Name at 161. Forum BANK Norma—For some time past the counties of Somerset sad Dorset have been infested with a pug of forgers of Back of England notes, numerous spurious 101. notes having been freely circulated. One day a 101. tote was palmed at From. ; the next day ►nother found its into the heeds of Mr. Wood, draper, Bath ; and the following day two for a similar amount were palmed upon Mr. Hendry draper, and Chapman Brothers, drapers, Taunton. A discriptiou of the forger wee given to the police, and he was traeed to his residence at Exmouth, Devon, where he was taken into custody. He gave the name of William Harding, a tiekst-of-lasss man, having undergone four rare penal servitude for sheep ste ali ng. la his pockets were found about 201. in gold sod silver. and in his house two spurious 101. notes. ' The mode of passing them was to make purchases at shops, hand a note in payment, and receive hard ash io exchange. The notes are remarkably good imit►tions of gaols' oak I and would readily deceive a canal observer, the only di!- ' forams being that they are pressed on wire. is imitation of water marks, and by this process the paper is iedeutel end waved as one side and embossed on the other, whereas a good ante is perfectly smooth, the water marks at betag shown by indentation. The primmer WY brought up at the Taunton Polic►eonr% and remanded in order that the au thorities of the Bank of Esg is ad may be weds acquainted with the fads of the cam. fr • i I 1' L.