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my witnesses to the assault, the prisoner replied, ;:l e t there are none. I did it." The injured man mu in a cab and conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, and rt was discovered that, in addition to the wounds upon the head And face, two of his ribs were broken. The wounds smeared to have been inflicted by some taunt instrument. The de ceased died on the 20,1 Deoember. A post mortem euminatien was afterwards made, and it was found that the nasal bones were broken, and the bone under the eye was also fractured, ~nd the servos was of opinioe that death was the cone- Vence of the injuries he bad received. the prisoner, when before the magistrate, made a statement to the effect that the deceased man had on two or three occasions decoyed his wife from him, and one common had cohabited with her for a twelvemonth. He had forgiven her, however, ,red moved from where he was living ; but th ei deasseed found it out, and went to her when he was at work. is moved nein, but on the night in question le met the prisoner with his wife. They went into • pub ic-house together, and he remembered no more about what N ippened until he saw the deceased at the bottom of the Rain. In answer to Mr. Sleigh, the house-surgeon of the hos pital stated that be did not think the wounds on the face ad bead 'mild have bees caned by falling downstairs, dthough the ribs might have been tinctured by that. He aid not see the inside of the deceased, and could not my whether the ribs had penetrated the lungs or not. Mr. Sleigh, in his address to tbetjury for the prisoner, u rged that the act had been committed under the indiums of crest provocation, and he also urged that it was probable that a quarrel and fight had taken place between the pri soner sad the deceased, and that he had fallen downstairs accidentally. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but recommended him strongly to mercy. He was seatemeed to nine months' imprisonment and hard labour. Salome Newman, 17, an unmarried Yount( woman, was indicted for the wilful mauler of her female illegitimate , tr. Sleigh conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Orridge. It appeared that the prisoner was • domestic servant in the establishment of • family at Dalstoo, and in the month of August it was suspected that she was in the family way, but she emphatically denied that this was the came. In the following month of October the prisoner warn L r taken very ill, and • surgeon was sent for, who was satiated, from the appearances that presented themselves, that she had been delivered of a child, and he stated so to the prisoner, but she still de clared that it was not the case. She continued very al, and was removed to the union workhouse, and a search was then made in the house of the prisoner's mistress, and the dead body of • child was discovered in the chimney of one of the rooms with a still/co tied so tightly round the neck as to cut into the skin ; and it was alleged that this was the cause of death. The evidence of the surgeoe was to the effect that the child a pp eared to be a healthy, full-grown child, sad the principal question io the case was whether the child was born alive, and whether its death was canoed bp. the wilful act of the prisoner. Witamees were examined who made out the facts as above narrated, and two medical gentlemen, Dr. White and Dr. Gant, expressed • positive oploion that the child was born alive ; bat then ' was sonic doubt whether the staylace was tied round the • neck of the child before or after it had • complete said independent existence. The jury acquitted the prisoner of the murder, but found her guilty of conesaling the berth. She was sentenced to lff months' hard labour. Wiffiase Cairns, 62, pleaded guilty to • charge of man slaughter. It was stated that some of the shopmates of the pri soner were engaged in " larking." and throwing pieces of wood at each other, and one of the pious stamck the priaouer, . and be snatched up a chiral sad threw it at the deceased and loilicted an injury that caused his death. The prisoner had expressed the deepest regret at the occurrence and it appeared that he had been 32 wars in the service of his muter, and bore a most excellent character. Judgment was postpand. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) . MARLBGROUGH-STEEET. PRIBOIIB PRIFTRABLIC TO WORKROOMS. Mien linran, ma lama. of St. Martin's-workhouse, lens charged before_ Mr.lytwbitt u folfows : Mr. Jaiuss loom* surgeon, 2, Salisbury-street, Strand, temporarily acting se surgeon at the St. Maetia's-warkboase, said thak en the psevious afternoon the Framer, while is a state of istoiman, came into the ward where be was at tendlog the patimits and made use of very had calling him an old and making a great dist= Bbe was then given into custody. Richard Randle, the porter at the workhouse, corrobo rated Mr. Leonard in some respects , and rid the primaar was drunk. . . Prisoner said that when she went into the workhouse with her three children they were clean and perfectly healthy. Before long they were infected with a loathsome disease and removed to the fool ward, where one of them, a girl eight years of age, died. The other two were still in the ward. . . . . I;.firwhitt said it was very foolish for her to go on in the way else had acme, because the children must be cured. Prisoner said that her children were put to sleep in the same bed with other children who were badly diseased, so that there was no chance whatever of their being oared. Mr. Leonard said they were put in the same place as an those with infectious diseases. . . . . Kr. Tyrwbitt said be was not a doctor, but be did not ON how a child could be cured if put to sleep with, and tubbed against soother child labouring under an infectious disease. They might brimstone the child as much as they liked, but he should think with very little effect. It was not to be wondered at that persons in workhouses' should complain, and it answered the question asked, "why pri sons were preferred to workhouses," when gaols were so clean and comfortable. The prisoner bad been proved to have been drink. He should commit her for seven days, betas to the children he should suspend his judgment en. tirely. TRANSPORTATION. TO Tlit arms OT TIM =TOUT. Sza,—The garotting portion of the community know well what the above amounts to, and hence their little dread of it; but for the information of the public, and to show them what the solemn and expensive farce of a long trial and condemnation ends in, I send you the acoompaity ing extents from a letter now before me, and which was recently received by • near relative of his from a convict who bad committed murder, but u there were con sidered to be extenuating circumstance' in the cam, be was sentenced to " penal servitude" for life. I suspect that on reading his description of this, many an inmate of our workhouses, many au honest Lancashire weaver and hard-working artisan, would gladly exchange places with him were it not for the loss of character and self-respect. I may remark that the convict being an illiterate man pro cured an amanueosis, a felon who formerly occupied • highly respectable position in the City and in society : " Convict Establishment, Freemantle, Western Australia, —, 1862. " My deer —,—You will be pleased to hear that I arrived in the colony on the day of last in good health, that I continue in good health, that the climate is very muck *muter then England, that industrious men can get work at good wages, that beef, mutton, and all sorts of vegetables are about the same price as at home, but wages much higher. Some of our —shire and —shire farmers with capital would do well here. As I am, lam much better off than at one of the home prisons, and when I obtain my ticket-of-leave I shall do very well. Oar work is just and fair; we have sufficient food, suitable clothing, good night's rest, and such as smoke are allowed tobacco. My liberty is all I want Men go out every month on their ticket-of-leave. Two shire men went out on their ticket this morning. .. . This is the principal seaport. Men work op the country in parties. I am going to-morrow road making, or cutting timber. Good bye, Ste." So mach for the horror of traasportatioa.—l am, &c., H. nit COVE` TRY RIBBON WEAVERS.—A county meeting, presided over by Lord Leigh, the lord lieutenant of Warwickshire, was held at Leamington, yesterday, for the purpose of bringing before the publics the distress amongst the ribbon weavers of Coventry, and taking steps for obtaining for them increased support. Mr. C. N. New degate, M.P., and the Rev. W. L Clay attended sa &daps tenon from Coventry. After some discussios, it was de termined to take steps to secure 4,0001. for the weavers for the next three months. .Al;ol;;Tinoloitursir.—Elmewell was thrown into no small excitement on Monday by the marriage of Mr. David Malley to Mir Jemitna Farthing, both very honest and industrious people, but rather eccentric cha racter& The bridegroom ia the well-known Elmawell Peat; the father of the bride is • hale, upright was, in the eighty-eighth year of his age. The courtship has been carried on for co less than twentyaix yews, but the ardent suitor confessed at the last that he so counted of the time of their union, that every minute seemed to him iIS ten On the arrival of the parties at the church they were agreeably surprised to find the (railway decorated with evergreens—apt emblem of the jubilee time at life at which they were going, not out of but into bonds —and the pathway through the churchyard as appropri ately strewed with the best flowers that the meson would afford. The service was performed with dtie solemnity by the Res. If , S. Marriott, and the happy bridegroom re turned home, doubtless rejoicing that he bad been at length enabled to change his Farthing into a great tressure.— Burs mod Noricielt Poet. Tag FELJialUll ESTATE.—It is stated that Mr. J. Kew*, of Norwich, is the purchaser of the Felbrigg estate. The amount paid was 1:35.000f., that sum including the timber on the property, the maosion, l‘c. The Moul t:emcee on the estate were 110,0001. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1862. CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY.-( THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of proprietors was heid at I o'clock this afternoon at the London Tavern ; Mr. T. N. Formosan in the chair. The report, which had been previously iemed and pub lished, having been taken as read, The CHAIIIMAN moved its adoption. He commenced by alluding to the financial position of thecompany. The past year had, be remarked, not been without anxieties in that respect, but the board now presented a state of things which had never been surpassed. (Hear, hear.) As regarded the addition made that time last ex tions showing how c i a er a of 50,0 1 20/. to the capital stock, he entered into it had been applied. One rem t was a reduction of the debenture debt to the extent of 14,0001., 13,4691. was also charged to capital, and there was au increase of 22,0001. in the balance standing to the credit of natal account ; and these three items about made up the 50,0001. The receipts of the year were! very satisfies:logy, notwith standing anticipations to the contrary, and they had reaped a large benefit from the Exhibitioe. The expenditure of the year had no doubt been very heavy, but the report of Mr. Clark, the engineer, showed the neoseeity of what vies, substantially, a re-erection of the building. It was, of °num, impossible to foresee exttaordieary sponges of that kind. The motion having been seconded, 21 Mr. SURVILLE congratulated the meeting on the generally 15 satisfactory nature of the report, bat at the same time Bt.lo considered that the dividend ought to be further increased se. until it reached 5 per cent. In 1859 the chairman so told them that it was not right to divide the 20 whole revenue. They divided, in fact, only 20,0001., le eirrylas over 11,0001. It was perhaps wise to le make same reserve, and they might in fact have l o s divided la. per share, which was the whole amount pro- 15t. Posed to be divided now. He did not complain of the 10 expenditure of this year, as the board must, of course, Bt, the building from falling down C; • but with such St. e trplus as that which bad been ma rried over he me- St Minty expected • better dividend. They had had aa extraordinary year and might naturally have looked for a 84. better return. the directors bad does well in !min- St. Mr. Rijie thought 7.. .- taining the stability of the ]willing ;Int he not understand why the general expenses, including the management, were so much in excess of if , 1861. The expense of general management was st . 3701. more than last year, and the outlay on the 3t, gardens and grounds exhibited an IMO= of over 2,000/. He St. maintained that the Handel Festival had been a consider- ilia. able loss, instead of a gain to the company. The Sacred ffe Harmonic Society hal all the advantage, and the Crystal ri Palace Company ell the trouble and expense. (Hear, hem.) M 11,0001. had been handed over to the Sacred Harmonic So. at. ciety, while the board took credit for laving made 7,000!. 10 for the company. Pau thomend pounds was spent on the M t roof of the orchestra, sod that expense ought to be de- '" ducted from the 7,0004 The affair was not managed on is ` mutual terms. (Hear.) is Mr. BILLINGS said that as an architect be approved o f everything that had been recently dote to the building ; 10 without that outlay there would have been a continuous SO waste of money. (Hear, bear.) A permanent improve- 2,1- meat had been made whieh ought to have been included in 84. the original ooestrnctioo. The board now paid the penalty s t ,. of having got into disgrace for Use faults of their pre. 84, dearer*. (Hear, hear.) He considered the meant to be 25 now in a very solid position ; and he hoped that the board st. would now allow the palace to rest on what wee originally Zt; contemplated—namely, the exhibition of works of art, in -10 stead of relying on special attractions. 191 Mr. PUNCHER thought the chairman and his colleagues de- to served the best thanks of the proprietors for their St general managemeat. (Hear, bear.) Under that St. management the building and grounds had become et the most attractive in the world. He could not le understand why the board prohibited smoking at the gt, palace, and at the same time allowed tobacco to be sold Esta without restriction. (Laughter.) The management re. of the refreshment department was detrimental to the interest, of the company—(" no, no ")—he referred especially to the carrying of dishes by servants among ladies, with naked arms. (Laughter.) es. He believed, ton, that the contractor was realiidng from fp 800/. to 1,0004 per cent. (Loud aim of "Oh, oh.') The M item of general expenses appeared to him much too large ; and he would suggest that, as one means of reduction, two S i t superintend/lute might be united in one. to After some further discussion, and • few remarks from et the CBAIIIKAN in re y, was Itt„ The report a opted, and • dividend of three per Bt. cent. for the year on the ordinary stock was declared. at. The Lord Lieutenant wont on Monday to Belfast ,to attend the great musical festival to be held yesterday in the new " Ulster Hall." The oeremony wee to include the inauguration of a magnificent organ, which ant 3,0001., SiL the gift of Mr. Andrew Mulholland, D.L, of Spring Vale, sr County Down. Lord Carlisle will be the guest of Lord I% Meneareene and Ferrard, and of Mr. Lanyon, late Mayor of 1111 . Belfast, while he remains in the North. eL According to the last accounts from Peru the gram amount rewired from the export of guano, during the ft biennial term just expired, is about 10 millions sterling. t: MEXICAN FLAGS CAPTURED BY THE FRENCH.— AA The Moniteur of yesterday announces that fire flags asp- i t . awed by the French in Mexico have been brought to Para at. and presented to the Emperor. They are to be placed in t the Invalids'. at. MERCHANT TAVLOIte SCHOOL. - The winter a-- Speech-day, technically called the " Doctor's-day," was celebrated yesterday at this renowned seatof learning, before 8 4. the muter, Mr. Thomas Bennett Spam*, and the wardens 84. of the company. The examiners, Archderumn Browne and St. the Rev. C. Matheson. were in attendance, mad the large St. hall was filled with a numerous sad fashionable audience. 84 . Speeches in Greek, Latin, and English were delivered. Soenes from the Knidlas of Aristophanes, the Andric' of Terence, A the lei +lberia de Srapin of Moller% and the Goodriatured Maw of Goldsmith were sustained with much comic humour it by the *cholera of the head form-Messrs. R. C. L. Dear (bead monitor). H. R. Hand, J. Bond, A. Stokes, R. S. fa Omission, H. B. Buckley, N. H. Paterson, and J. Whit. frt more. Dr. Haney, Head-Master of the school, then mad et the result of the probation of part of the school in clanks A and mathematics, the examination of the heed and sixth St. forms not being as yet completed, The English History /IL Prize, founded by Sir James Tyler, was awarded to I. S. Leaden, and the Mercantile Prize, given by Messrs. Pigeon Bt. and Pugh, was awarded to W. S. Roams. After speaking 84 . in terms of commendation of the attention paid by the St. scholars to their studies during tbe last half-year, the Head. sg. Muter announced that the Christmas vacation would tar. St. minute on Tuesday, January 13. WORKING MEN'S CLITA-The second anniversary re of this institution was celebrated last night at its premises, g in Dock-lane, Westminster. The chair was occupied by Sir St. It. W. Carden, at whose side was seated Miss Adeline Ht Cooper. Established to afford working men an opportunity It . for social intercourse, away from the temptations of the AL public-house, the institution has been a complete success. B ‘. Its members, originally numbering only forty, have in- to creased to 400. From the report it appears that the tem- St. mince cause has been materially aided by the establish. l 7 meat of the club, about 300 persons having taken the pledge 1 2 in the immediate neighbourhood. A lam society, a peony ; 'wrings bank, and a fund to provide costermongers with A barrows have also been established. Deposits to a con- A @Womble amount have been made, numerous loans have et been granted, and there has not been a single defaulter. st._ On the whole, the Working Men's Club enters upon the third year of its existent* under the most favourable it: allsptces. et THL BISHOP or LONDON'S CONTHMATIONS.-The ea Bishop of London has intimated to the clergy that he will et hold confirmations at the followiug, amongst other places is r„' his diocese :-January V., Royal Military Asylum at ; Chelsea ; Januar,. 30, Trinity Church, Haverstock-hill ; et February 20, St. Gabriel Church, Pimlico ; February 25, St St. Marylebooe perish church ; February 27, St. Anne's, St Limehotue ; Marsh 4, Chrietoliemh, NewgMestreet ; St March 6, St. Sepulchre's; March 15, St. Martin's-in-the °I Fields ; March 20, Kensington ; March 25, St. Poems ; ea March 27, Spitalfiekte ; March 3 Charterhoues • April 2, St. James s, Westminster ; Aped 15, All Boull:IAD5 1 2"°' ; April 17, Islingtos • y 13, St. John's, w est moister ; May 15 St. Piiter's, Pimlico • May 20, St. II Nicholas. Deptfor d ; May 21. St. Luke's, did-etrest • Jews 1 3, St. Peter's, Notting-hill; Jape 5, fit. Stephen's, Camden town ; June 10, Bronipton ; June 12, Fulham ; June 17, St. John's Hammersmith; Julie 19, St. James's, Paddington; 14 June 21, St. Paul's. Knightsbridge • June 26, St. George's, 111 Hanover-square; July 1, St. 01104{114 Bloomsbury ; July SI 3, St. Peter's Walworth ; July 10, Christ Church, Meryl*. t l bone; July 17, Whitechapel ; July 24, St. Lake's, Melees ; fg July 26 , St. Mary's, Hageeretoce ; July 29, Barking ; Anicust 2, St. James's, dotting-hill. fg 01 , inetOR OWEN AT Letirs.-Yesterday the M., new and handsome pile of buildings dedicated to the ; of the Leeds Philosophical Society was formally A Cai rr a u nted by an eloquent address from Professor Oweo. The new and commodious edifice, which embraces within its walls an excellent library and a very complete museum, is in the Italian style of architecture, and has coat, in its r; enlargement and renovation, several thousands of pounds. ri The theatre in which the distinguished professor's in. It empire] address was given was crowded with a fashionable A audience yesterday afternoon, the chair being occupied by Mr. T. P. Teale, president of the association. Yesterday H evening there was a brilliant roatvreazioae in the new building, tbe ordinary attractions of which had been in• a terestingly supplemented by loans of valuable paintings, statuary, and other objects of art. In 1861 the amount of coffee exports from Guatemala was only 5,249 quintals, while during the first mine months of this year they were 22,657 quintals. From an island paper we learn that Martinique is not inassible to the advantage of procuring a supply of labour from the United States. end is about to enter the bald of competition. Every British colony which requires immigration will claim its proportion of such immigrentsas may be obtained by negotiation between the govern ments of Great Britaw and of the United States ; Guade loupe wall follow the example of Martinique. end so will the Dutch on emancipation taking plum is Surinam and their other colonies. Denmark has got the start of us, but it will be our own fault if we let any other people overtake us in a race, to win which would. so far as one an judge, be pro ductive of great benefit—Demerara Royal Gaulle, Nov. 11. SHARE ZISTS.-(THIS DAY.) 1 . - Two 4,040= The railway markei is inactive today, and the tendency, on the whole, towards lower prices. South Eastern stock has declined 1 per cent., and Great Western and La.ncashire and Yorkshire 4. The other leading lines ale quoted the same as at the close yesterday. London and North Western stook is now quoted 95} to 96 ; Gnat Western, 6n to 68 ; Midland, 128/ to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1084 to 109 ; Caledonian t 115} to 11.6 ; South Eastern, 88 3-16 to 5-16 ; Great Eastern, 481 to 1 • Great Northern, 124} to 125} ; and Landon and South Western, 101} to 102. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares ale quoted 31 to } prem. Other foreign lines are steady, as well as colonial. UADWAZY MUM AND proms. to-Au OIL IPA I itkawAYs. I 01:11/47 Wes pm. . _ EU ans., ____Nomambrechet v ai. IN INlN,lm.o6ooNlaas A i a . Mum Fa elftekse —.. 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Bonds G0v.66.4.746.t.NV Do. d0.6p.0. • AI a a sittrisa I Cip2bOsi? Co!k. (TIM - ontAtiiit Dee.o O. Oct. SIimLAIL) Last Basset ( men) last Clonan Gold (Lis). last GailSas iliaatearn Br . es ftiotda —WC.ll;; f i al i rr i) I Groat Gotta Total IL G. WU Vor (NOtalool; Groadlle Herod s-1001l Illagolca Downs lady Bertha tArtsF.,7 we"' lloryndy (ran ON Sew Set.= North Dolma . . W‘ BarisSilliiimil North Whoa *any Tor Coos. (IL It= (111101 (U. 006 MI6 06 L 7 a " Olow). • L Oorn Bros (Gloom) • ....____, 1 ? m s. w. irli;;;lliiTaiiii Irma / P ajama mad Tin Croft \Yak or T teron ) I Weft Brooft ( W. Condos Wok &non WU. Bro•W ww & o i o nno Wit. Bailor Wit Id ( Wh. Nifty (Cm lab* Wlioal Lwboti W. Van Aso Liftrlsoo 11 WU. 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Br& (I Cho.. of Reding Illalional Bank Yloro South Wak;.; Orizatal Bank Uorpoza laticonan Rant 3i 2; 4 90 1 3 sass dli %pm bt ion It It Jig 576 Pm 33i 34 4 N 6 $7 L'aa TO U Ti Shoo= Do. New Provineka fr010..4 IStalld.at Brlt.S.Ahicsa 17wicw at La- nom . - ' Un. of KagArranoo Union of lrotaud Maim at Imulo. Y 4 9 64 65 32 SS 6 6; ta vl II pm 49 61 - ii al 21 :s 1 Pm anbi 1 als No. 1 Mo. 1 Oossartall. 154 ILIL Priam Salm 16,100 10 660444•M0mm UAW .11 171 141 - 86,000 I* Malaita W. NMI 114.(1.4 an 1 6 - 80y000 16 Mestosibas AMPAL I) $l4 16/ 0,4011 10 Pirtle Watanmalia ~. 62 6 7 q i 110.060 5 Ilambiay Om LlmatML 1 1 Spa - sa7•• St. ML *llth Mag. VAL 110 14 ee - atat Irs , Omads IMad MI 99 102 - SIVA It. Oag o eselagAttlaasit WI 20 29 - 1,402022 ft Palms 140,821 U. rrabramas lOO 112 116 - 277.0 0 St Do.op. ',troop. 246 00 112 116 - 10,000 10 111adiaCotta0Amme7, 21,1 Ma par - Se,uut 10 11. I uthr a Loa. nal pp. all i 6 II - 6002 4 50 44.4t1.1.1111rr1e..2 Casa I I 41. Ipm - 700,0 a K. 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Nom sr 5 7 oo 4.160 ts Si. thasn. ati o la.(L) all U ll§ - 60,750 25 Do. MOM 500 Bald Yell State - moo IL lionsta Ala bream le 114 1.8 - 16.101 16 Una Aadeatiaa loar 6. SI IS - 4 s o, : 1 I D. tm a e. Zit i re& S I I = Mae It Dade. ea 6 I i - 6 1 6 ; .00t 12. le .6st 1 t Itispraph •I. to Inas M.) 1 g Al 1 11 l g 10' Oa, 1 0 “ a1.44.44A15*14 - 04.0 p * heeltla.C..U.oearl. 6 11 pee id. -21 40 10. 6 Oa. Maoism W. . S 1 - IWO 1% V as DismaldaL O . w . NV , 11S4in I*4 I - 7 44 6 s . 1 I 111 0 0 IN OS - 106 61 tie a TT 01 TS VS 71 TS 106 IN WTI Mk 106 WI IN9 j la LI U 9. o SS 5 5 Ss 16 is as 106 NT i liven 1 pis 1•4 1113 13 131 93 100 90 N w! "9 d fK is IN N 100 A U Ipitiiia . ,. 1. 100 100 100 1244 129 4 e► 6661 6 1066 - 118 an 67 1281 * - Off• 90 1 I - 4, :---(THIS DAY.) ma Two oViooi. The funds are still inanimate, but the improve ment which took place yesterday is maintained. English railway stocks are rather fiat, but the actual reduction in prices is of little importance. In foreign securities there has been a moderate amount of business, generally at steady quotations. Consols are now quoted 94 to 1, ex div., for money, and 921 to ex div., for the account. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1; New Three per Cents., 921, ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents, ; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben , turea, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 106 ; ditto Eve and-s-Ralf per Cent., 112 ; Exchequer Bills, 12e., Bs. prem. A further improvement has occurred to-day in Buenos Ayres Bonds, which are marked 99. Mexi can are firm, Italian and Spanish Passive rather dull, and Greek somewhat weaker. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 831 to ; that of 1868, 70 to ; that of 1862, 71 Uri ; ditto, scrip, 3to 1 prem. ; and the Conaolidia, 381 to 39. No change his taken place in the scrip of the new loans. Transactiona are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres, 99 ; Egyptian, 92 ; ditto second hone. 91; Greek, 161, ; ditto Coupons, • Italian, 7 - 11; ditto Maremmasa Railway, 73} ; 111Asices, for account, 311, ; Pltwi, 1888, 48#, ; ditto, 1862, CI, 48, 471; ditto scrip, 4, 1 prem. ; Russian, 1860, 921 ; ditto 1862, 931, I ; Sardinian, for account, 811, 4, ex div. ; Spanish Pasaive, 231, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, 70; ditto for amount, 701 ; ditto 18/32, • scrip, 3, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up, 711, 71 ; Venezuela, for account, 941, f, # ; ditto 'alp, 2 din. - - Foos o'Cusou. Consols remain steady, at 92/ to , ex div., fey money, and 92j to /, ex div., for the socouat. There was a good demand yesterday in the dis count market at 21 to 3 per cent. for choice bills, and the supply of money showing apparently some tendency to diminish, as is frequently ob. served at this period of the year, the applications at the Bank of England have increased, though still not exceeding a moderate total. The Centurion has arrived from Sydney with 50,000 sovereign& The shipments of gold from Melbourne for Eng land, as advised by the peewit mail, represent an aggregate of about 400,000 L As all the vessels previously mentioned have already arrived here this represents the total amount of Australian gold now on the way. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. The rates for bills on Austria, however, were quoted slightly better for that empire. Subjoined is our usual list _ _ Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to 17 ; ditto, 3 days. 11.14 to lb ; Boticadam, 3 mouths, 11.164 to 17 ; Asir warp, 3 mouths, 23.424 to 74 ; Hamburg, ma. baste, three months, 13.64 to 7 ; - Park, 3 days, 10. 20 to 6 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 74 • PrankfarioadlirMaine, Smooths, 1184 to 119 ; Potemibaig (per made), 3 months, 36 to 4 ; Vienna, elf. So., 3. months, 12.09 to 1110 ; Triune, off. 3 months, 12.00 to DUO ;Madrid, 3 months, 494 to ; Csdw 3 months, 49 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.56 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 month', 2516 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to GO ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 1194 to 4; Manion, 3 months, 1194 to 4 ; Lisboa, 90 days, On OPortw. 90 de" fat tw It appears from the later New York telegrams by the Jura that the exchange on London has risen from 1441 (the rate reported by the Persia) to 146. The latest quotation for gold appears to be 32 premium. At the 39th annual meeting of the Edinburgh Life Assurance Company, held at Edinburgh on the 9th inst., the directors' report for the year ending the 31st August last referred in congratulatory terms to the progress and prosperity of the com pany. Special stress was laid on the high benefits conferred on the older policies. Attention is now directed to the approaching septennial declaration of profits at the 31st of August next, when satis factory results are again anticipated. The report was unanimously approved of, and the alteration of the company's contract, extending the days of graft on policy premiums from 21 to 30 days, was declared finally confirmed. The letters of allotment have been forwarded for the whole of the first issue—via, 25,000 shares of 901. each—of the Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank (Limited). The surplus deposits are to be returned on and utter to-morrow. Applications are invited for the two posts of manager in England and in India. We are requested to state that the share list of the Victoria Hotel Company of Pau will be closed on the 23rd inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : loeuranoe. Atlaa, L l . l o l .4 Crowo, 244 ; Guardian, 504, b a tt,Ltn a rrial Life, 21 ; Indemnity Marine, 160 ; Legal Life, 7 ; 45, ; Marine, 95 ; Manna Marine, 3/. Goa Light and Ooka—City of London B, 74 ; Common , tial, 44 ; Omit Ceotrol, Mi. 16 el di e . • • ImPwiAl2l4Nz 9 ; New ditto, 734, 24, 4; Imperial Continental, sot ; Miami:, 100; Surrey Consumers , 17 ; U nited Gener al, 32; Westminster Chartered, 424. 14. Conola—Grand Janctioa, 65 Regent's (or London), 25. Waterworks—Berlin, ; Grand Junction, 744 ; 'West Middlesex, 107. Dooks.—East and West India, 136. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 29th instant for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, 15,000 gallons of vinegar ' 300 quarters of split peas, 300 quarters of oats, 50 tons of tobacco, and 200 tons of cocoa. TozsDATEviNTa. consols, which closed & yesterday 1 411 to .--f- ex ' div. for the Bth January, opened this morning at : the same quotation, and closed at 92} to k. For I money the last price was 921 to if. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 92k, /, ex div. • ditto for ac- , count, 92}, ex div. ; Three per Ce'nts. Reduced, 92, k, I • New Three per Cents., 92, I, 92 ; Thirty Years innuities, 1885, 15k • Bank Stock, 2314, 231, 233; India Five per Cent. Stock, 107 fr, f; ditto, for amount, MI • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 104 • ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Five ' per Cent. " enface d" rupee paper, 105, k. The India Five per Cent. Sto ck was firmer at 107 k to f, ex div. There were smile purchase's of India Bonds at Z's. prem., showing likewise a slight improvement. Exchequer Bills remain at Ba. to 12s. prem. The settlement of the account being now com pleted, a fresh and almost general improvement has taken place in the foreign stock market, which closed with firmness at the best prices of the day. The market for bank shares was lees active. Agra Bank and Bank of New South Wales were quoted better, while Bank of Australasia have receded. lOttoman Bank and Union Bank of England and France were dulL In miscellaneous shares there was uo alteration. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 8} to fr prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 2} to 1 prem.; Uni versal, II to lldis. ; North British and Mercantile, 15k to 16 ; Comme rcial Union, per to 1 prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, k die. to par. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—London and Northern Bank, par to I pm. • English and Irish Bauk, 1 die. to par ; Bank of pm. Punjanb, and Delhi, I to 1 k die. ; British and South Wales Zinc Smelt ing, }to I prem. ; Soci4t4 Financire of Egikt, to fr prem. ; London, Birmingham, and South later fordshire Bank, k to "fr prem. ; and Western Ans i tralian Cotton, } to i prem. ("magma PAPut --In may not be without in tercet to state the feet that on. Mewl& peelimwer has now nearly ready for esseumptioo from Nap% IMMO gems large portion of these will bedeepedonien te tie teetropella. together with the usual liberal supplies of " Norfolk turkeya"—Times. ~~ MINE&-(THIB DAY.) Two o'Otooz. The demand for Kart Caradon shares continues, and they have further improved 10s., being now quoted 42i to 43. Great Fortune are eh° in de mand, at 29 to I. South Tolima are quoted 42 to 44 ; and ]Marko Valley, 9 to i. Cambrian Gold shares have changed hands in the Stock Exchange at land being steady ; East Caradon at a and 41 ; Preen Ceres Brea at 11; Great South Tolgiss at 7 ; and Wheal Ladcott at 94. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. The prospectus of the Vistula Colliery Company (Limited) is issued. The coal field to be purebseed and worked is situated on the Lank of a navigable branch of the Vistula, and close is a trunk lime of railway. The property is very extensive, eomprising 2,440 statute scree, and explorations to a depth of 200 fatboma are stated to have laid bare 14 serum of valuable coal of an MOMS= aggregate yield. It is further mentioned that labour and timber me very cheap ; there is an easy access to market; and, owing to the ahallownem of the depth at which the coal can be obtained, the working cost might to be unusually low. The purchase money of the entire property, upon which upwidds of 1110,0919. is stated to Dave been expended, is to be 35,0001, viz., 20,0001. in cash payments extending over six years, and 15,0001. in paid-up shares. There is aso to be a royalty of ls, per ton on the coal raim 1. The capital IS fixed at 60,000/., in 12,009 shun a of 51. each, 11t_the Wheal Union meeting yesterday the ac counts, including November oast, showed .a debit balance of 3811. ls. ed. A call of 4a. per share was made. At the Wheal tray meeting, also held yesta rday, the &wow& for the three months, ending with cost for October, showed . a balance of assets over lia abili ties of. 18/. la. 4d. COMMBROIAL AND MARKE7II. MA DK-LAND. -Min DAY.) For this met the supply of Foglidt reheat is gram is, Sou middling, holey and mat news liberal. aalar bee wit led pas improved. *kola wed Irish osls limbed:l he f arrivals this wish are very much low ,ut at LM. Wheat frogs Moatresi. Maelliartmean, sod Natal 16. Om parcel of barrels of ficor, Osmitms. Mashy how Vim and Hawk Bea, a modersW qusatity. Oats about smolt o the consumption, nearly all Soaks, sad s few Danish. 4 t. few bops sad sham Samba* and Holland; wed less aura of Dot awed and loa d the t trade rola a ssim ao d d yaks abearilis • same as on Monday, roads sad s Flom: Not dui;; ; ealue=red boo lastclay. Bsa4sy, fine qua li ties sesialain qusastioas ; Ohs, ewes WI Woodsy' redaction. Oats en 6d. to le. loam than last week. Beans sad pets slow. Liaised and rimmed lather dearer. TreloA and alloss* seed steady. Other seeds row trade. Floatio; cargoes some roo Monday. Donsad slow, s 4 prices lookia; downwards. Essex sad Kent white, am, flav to ; 465.; ditto, line old, -s. to -•.4. ditto, sad, m0r.30314 to 430 ditto, fine old, -a. be -s. ; Norfolk, ko., fim•aisi, -s. t.- -a; rod, rigs, -s, to ramp Mints* 10w to 55w#+'. Itos, Ms. to 53a; wars, 15416 to 585.; Imagsborg. 41. 806.; ditto, MOIL, 4%. to 126:.; Rostock 46.. to fillive ditto, 'Aro 524 to In.; Zlooklsolark 525. to 5416 ; U. isonstim ditto, ; Antedate white,. 460 to 4916; ditto, rei4, 44ii. to 465.; Osatalima, 4116 te 494 znalOnk Xs. to 334 ; firs, irk; 23e. to 24a; sad ds; Ws. to 2771. per qr. ; griad42ia ke . to 23 1 ; ditto • 21ii- b 2os. NAM- Loa sad *dohs, 595. to no ; &IL *SU a. sod Rea., Oa. to 6 8 a; brotal. 604 be 48 leis Oi b2la. hi. ; potatc, 234 to 264 • 21k. be fa. BIMINI- tisk, 3816 to 4916 ; borrow, 3ht• be 4316, pigeon, 365. t i od u lhosign, Ilimicsk ; tisk 365. to 375. ; 36. e. 1,30 e. ; 33D.1934. Plllll.-Inglish 49;0 b as.; ar sod b tau; 48.. to 4916; maple. --a. ter-..; pay. 308. to Mk; 1 KIL 381 6 to 40s. ; foreign, 31161.364 FLOtal.-Iselids twouk43o. boas.; ditto dew 48w.t04Ti.,, wuntry, 38.. to Ms. ; Norfolk sad 13a8olk, Ha to 2%.; Famish, 40s. to 41.. pa sick- U.B. moat. 5Th. Clwdiaa.27.s. to as•• ; swat. al. to ea UNMAN Wm.-White. 390. to 3216 A ; *low, Nia. to Ms. FLONNG WIDOW •a 1. ma Beal alai sod Ihrisnapla, NEM ) 41s. to 465. , timmo, Mt. to 4716 ; Pofii Odeem per 481813 a, 48a. to 411 a ; whit% 48s. to 50s. ; Daaubo ad Odits, 3416 to ;la TgZ 32a. to 345. Barley Baptise •aod Byrisa, Pon 245. to 265. ; Odom sod Dlffial" . do., Ms. to 2616 Beam t Ilgyptian, per 4806:5.,304 to 3316 Nair Cklara saolOalsak per 492110., 31.. Od. to ; Ibrail sad Balpsion, par 480 Th... 3116 Od. to MIL ; litoeolt, do., -4. to -a. ; American. do., 994 to 304 ; Ilyptisa. to -4. ARRIVALS 1570 LONDON IIION C. LS TO ZOIC. &wadi owl Mitch : lAA. rwein. Wawa ewe Barley r at I i s t am Osto iDNI row, glglMh.lolo woks : torolas. 00 sacks: ISOe brim. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. MB DAY.) Off Jimmie AND nrrammoom TILL W 111.) (not oat ows 0011UISKAIDINT.), A very good somiosl M ukase tate& NW shot 5,000 Wm. MINDING LANI.—(THIS DIY.) SCGAIL—Tbs. is a lair but not an active demand & vions rates for West India, bat for Penang rather adder prices have been accepted. MlddllaCte fine Mown sold .388. to 335. ; low to middling yellow, 335. 6.1 Mauritius sold without change is value ; lowb r own. 28a. 6d. to 29e.; micldbog brown to middling yellow 30a. 641, to 36e. 6.1.; crystallieed, t wo l Bemuse. 40.;. to 41a. 6d. Madras grocery, 375. 6d. Reined has soldinore freely at the fames currency. Corm.. —A limited business has been effected without neatmial 'iteration is prim. Plantation Glylon aziellteil =ry low middling, 81a. to 83e. ; good long berry limbs, 0000 A has laid at prices is favour of the buys's.; ordi nary grey to good red Trinidad, 47a. 6d. to 68e..; Suri nam, 63e. Tu.—At the public sales previous mime have been main. Mined, and privately liaimow Googous have sold. at full rates. Itiez matinees dull and inactive. SAGO has sold at lower prices, large pan, 22a. ta.23e. 6d.; medium, 21a. ; and flour 14e. 6d. Pmrin barely supporta the previous currency ; Penang, eadisPon ;. 314. to 3id- Som.—A businesse has been transacted. Berbice at le. 6d. ; fine Demerara. L. sd. °mow has sold at a farther advance of id. per lb. 5,000 baler sold. • TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The pocket in steady. The preempt quotatioas we sub joined :—Town tallow. 45e. 6d. sett ea& ; Petwsburr Y.C., on the spot, 484. ; all the mouth, Ma. " sellers," ; January to March, 484. ; Mara, 664.6 d . BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Henn. Pattanden and Smith mport a eastbound steely demand for romumption for bops of all doseriptioaa, at fully late onotationa COAL MARK/LT.—(Tins DAY.) Walls End Helton, 18s. ed. ; Walls End Haswell, 18.. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 111 a. ; Walls End South Heaton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls Zed Tees, 18s. 31. • Walla* End Trimdoe Hartlaimel, 18s. ; Walls End Hart/a las. ; Walls End Bas ill Battens, 17s. 3d. rail; s End South Kolbe, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Besph Hall, 17s. 3 d. ; Walls Ea Cassep, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Eden Main, 16a..98. ; Walls End Godorth, 161. ; Walls find Thorpe, 18a. ; West Hartley, 15i. ; Betnule Hartley, 13a. ; Hastings Hartley, 15s. ; Lambert's Hartley, 158.-74 skips aa market. P.1107130.14L Igthuiroot, 1M0.,111.--Caledontax,lls9 MI-Great Eastern, 46; 461-Grwa4Weaters, 974 679-lancestdre and Yorkshire. 101 , 159 4 -London and North Western, 994 66-London and Western, 1014 102.11machseter, ditedlehl, and Lineolnahlre, 404 40,-Illdtand abet, LIR 1191-North BliUab, 51951-North Rtaffordshire, 414 41-North tasters. Berwick, 909 100-Ditto, York and North Midland, 66} 861-Ditto, Leeds Capital Rock 56; 569 - Ditto. Cathie. 1261 1279-South lantana and Dever, 605 ass -Antwerp and Rotterdam, 79 79-BMW° and lake Baron, 5 546 51-Dritch Rhenish, 1 1-16 19 p.--Grand Trak of Canada, DI tai-orest Luxembourg, 1 6 169 - Ormit Welders of Canada, 14 119 -Illinois Control, 42 611 4.-Irie, 45- Sarnbre and Meuse, 0; 04-Alliance Bank, 69 6j P.--Greet ShIP. 4s. 5.1. 4a M.-Thames and Xermy Insurance. le 1046 p. 11580norrua. Die. 18.-TM market was good with steady prices. Great Sap. M.-Grind Thank of 01. ssi 1:11 I -Great Western, 674 j 3 879 8-Limeades and Yoduare, 10841- London and North Western, eft 6-thasheater, Shallsid, and Lincotashire, 409 I-Midland. 1189-Nerth British, 5119-Bouth Eastern, 881-oew. slay , And Newbown Pnlerenoe, 106-11Nro politan, 95. BlalDBoi/Y, Die. 16.-Btostr Valley shires were Inquired for at 8: ditto Guaranteed at 57: and Birmingham Preference at let. There were buyers of Lancashire and Yorkshire at 1654- Reath stafords were 11 to 1198taffordshire and n oreesershire (Mash, 600 to 505-Blrminattam Banking Company Mara Irma done at 161--and old Union 11111 shares at 151-11etropo11tan • Wa.4on Company shares were quoted at i to 1 prem.-and Gloucester 'A won Company **resat 19 prem. butsulf, D.C. IA-Three per Coat. Cessals, 919-Ditto for ac count, nth Jansary. 925- New Three per Cask stock 9111 *- National Bank of Ireland, 191. paid. 761 -Union Bank 11L paid, account, 94-Belbtat and Northern Counties, 601. 47-Cork and Y.:lsabel, tem& to Queenstown. 1001 pal , ac count, 419-Great Soothers and Western. 100 i. paid. 1044-Irish Routh leaters, 121. paid, 4 1 -Midland Grvat Wcatem and El. i Canal, 601. paid, 58-Belfast and N. Counties, 4 per cent. perßetuaL 1 661 . paid. Ott-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, ti per , oat preference, 10f., 139-Great doutb and Wexttru, 4 per cent. I perpetual, 1001. pald, I. 1081 8