The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1867. At: POLICE COURTS. 1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) MILO:4IAL GOVEILYMILNT RECITRITIMI. l MONEY :40. l droner.l Yd. 1 CL prices. 1 &dm (l'lllS DAY) • _ woos 8r1tia1aC01m.69.M.,1872 100 - - - (in ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) OKI eCkooz. 100,000 Do. 1896 100 - - - The railway market is rather flatter. North -- Can.nov•Sp.e..llll77-84 100 9e4 101 10 (. 11 1L1 , 11.1.LL. 51ANCIIESTEli. MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Eastern stocks have declined 1 per cent., upon the - - litlperct.,Psb..tatig. • le o : i r o i aj ad _ The Engli , :.• •t , %NI.) sirs asli 'MOTHER. announcement of the dividend. Metropolitan has gltii;eo6 Do.loperet perct Jaa.l B l I 100 !CS SS 841 standing th. •. , ..,•,.• dissipasteddooking young Mae. W. : HURDLE RACK Two miles. also receded g, and Lancashire and Yorkshire and fabindB4:,,,,D°•63l_,,ssiss•Sssc 100 82 ir , _ return. Cons - o. ••,,• L. • Inure Alderman Lusk, eliarged with ;11- ! th' A pesliol, Diana, Nuneaton, Equinox, and Tumult are South Eastern are 1 lower. The other lines present ' Do. Witatre i gi lilil ,ra 1 .6 - coining isettl I here. - - Do. do. 169690 100 103 101 -. no variation. • , s..linan said she lived_ at `..... - 0 . -„ Hollso_rn. I i ' , ITY sTEEPLEcriAsE. Three and a hallmiles. .... Do. do. 189041 100 101 10S Metropolitan stock is now quoted 128 i to g ; em, Do.lip.e.ApitOctl9oo 100 ,00 92 - sh e is . : i iii, pi isoner wee her brother. He lived ' _ T oinavtown, Arlescott, Rogue, Crusade, \ • indicator, G reat w ee t em the English ~, the saute house, but would do nothing to • . , 54 to i n London and North lea Ceylou,Nov.l:43,6p.et 100 1 101 103 - . . ...If. Ile had done no work since last March , and 1111,ttenot ere here. 12341 to 1 • Mr dl=to 1 • Lan- "Ma ° Da 1878 ' d°- 188 I 10 8 4 I: - especially Nc •. • ,••••• home drunk (which was veiy frequently ; II I' NTERS' ST.IKES. Two and a half mile.. W estern, * t • 1,000,000 Do. 1872 d 0... • 100 eashire and orkahire, 1281 to 1291 ; Caledonian, 100,000 Wauwatosa per c 3,1873 ' 100 - 102 104 ,- _ diced by the • 1, , . meals were not ready he would begin . Ileillem, Alarchioness, Spider, Miss Stanley, Charley, ism tes ' los ues - lend. The 1 .i. Al the furniture in their apartments. He Di .11., Isal wile second, and liollyinoutit are here. ; 119 to 120 South Eastern, 722 to i ; Great 100. De. . 900. Do. 11422 100 1 1011 106 - Eastern 34 to } ; Great Northern, 119/ to 120/, sm Do. 1806 10 , 3 ; 106 191 - portant in th •,:iy .•,..iii.•••l Crh and her mother but they had . TRIAL STAKES. One mile. ...la Lou beryl t• it magistrate. About lialf.past ; . i,avous, Diana. Ratcliffe , Wallett, Polka, King's ditto A, 130/ to 131 ; London, Chatham, and 106,10!stai. Go% 6pm emit- ; 100 !97 too - The demo N Bruas.Gov.6pret. I 100 96 97 - •,• i • •iling he cone home ilrunk, and because the D.,,,,4i,,,., Mimeo'', Merry Boy, and Centille are here. Dover , 18/ to 19 ; North British, :38 to 4 ; Bier- Lift 'New South Wales Go supply has t ••• ~.ely for bile he broke everything in the plain'. wick, 103 to 104 ;and York and North Midland, 913 6 to. ceet.,lB7l to 1876 100 90 93 -. • I .j the hair of the head, dragged her to the - to 99. 3,671,800 Do. 6p. c.lBBB to 1893 , 100 86 SS - payment of c •.••, I. her in the face, and kicked her in ~ii tots .E.V7T.IORDIN.IRY sure, DE AT THE SA LISIIURY way st uck is Trunk of C an ada Rail k • in 650,1100 D0.5p.c.r.1907 to 1876 I 100 94 06 041 the month. •• . • body as she lay on the grond. He also brutally HOTEL-I THIS DAY.) Grand - tdemand, and has improved / per cont.,. viz., to 1,000,9301 Do. &per mot. 100 811 861 -. per cent., b los mother but she refused to conic up against --es , - 500,0001 o. 0 per cent 1891 ' 100 101 103 i' ,pi isoiler heed on her mother, who was a muse, Much consternation was occasioned about 12 211 to 1. Other colonial, as We ll as foreign line '' , 105,0001 D o. ' 100 100 101 1001 There is au •,.I.ciiiiii for fear lie should ,1., anything ...oils, 260,060 Nova Scotia 6p. c.,1876: 100 ell 06 96 , o'clock toolay among the several agricultural gentlemen are unchanged. Stock Excha ~,,1. , ,,,i, :;.;0, said the pi isoilei's mothei told Lou Ile st aying at the Salisbury Hotel, FleeLetreet, owing to a ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCKS. - I e.it work, but CAJON. lonic /hunk, and if his meals repot t 's t that one of the visitors hail committed suicide. On - - I Ciminll Price. I 8111 ""Nr 791;6001 Do. 1878 end epode. 100 104 Ull3 - few days. on •. i 1...k.1y he broke up the furniture in the place, If • • inquiry w e learned that last night a gentleman named Wit- all " Pa. I Itan.werit - yesterday. 1 ° 1 9 ." PK Vic.oov.6p.e.Jan. July 100 1641 1262 - per cent. . . tit,. -I to give hint money to go and get thing': with ham Davenport called there with his luggage and took St m u , m e w an d E xeter _„an ga • - 7.000, , , Do. 6p. iffsApril&Oc 100 107 1011 1071 Consols an • , .. , •••,i take the thin •s out of the place and pledge uphis alnele. When first seen this morning his manner 84. 100 'Caledonian - • - _ t ... ' appeat'ed somewhat strange to the servants, who re- 81 100 ICembrtaa_..., .. --- l• 46 ... and the nth • Lis•lCoi ted their observations to the proprietor. From 60 all 1 00 eS sad Bandon •••• - 1011.EION RAILWAYS. (March). -, y itel cruel. .1. 1,,,11 that could be unkind to what they had noticed it occu rred to them that " all 'Cornwall 4 6 1 1 .1.1 Pd. I RAILWATS I Chilling Woes I Soya •. a N.l', destitute of 'the feelings of a man. If, wotill his intentiou to throw himself out of the 84. 100 i DublnaandßelfsatJuuc SI 011 100 ,Dundee,ParthotAbd.lo 70 72 •w .... 10 lan A - la - Map & Rotterdam M 91 - The form! 9:1 . all Behla&tlera()g.7p.a 12 111 - ; him to the House orectio for 21 days will. haro seindow, and accordingly a medical gentleman was sent 100 ell izasitondonlertpcies - - a demand for 5 1 a Belem K. Juctloo ll 2 - , and at the espiration of that time to vino into lin for, ta whom the facto were told. On his arrival Dr. 100 10 , Do - --• - - e, tu ognisalices iti the sum of 101. to keel, the Peace lot wil aon . o f Fleet- s t ree t, m ad e hi s way to the unfortu- W. 100 Olsagoweadll Western 116 118 _ 1 0 0 all RAyres(l.B..g7p c3(L) 15 17 per cent. I . :tomtits. nate gentleman's room, the door of which was M. 100 Great Ifaietana (Mk 8r 33 34 al 0 lB4Central Argentine .... 9 BMs 100 1 all Oopispo - - - yesterday. st. am _ .Do E. Ang. Stk., _ _No.I 6 ti - 10 , all Da Rrtandon . _.. 1 3 - 7aLtIILEiII;OUGH STREET. then locked. Ile then advised the proprietor to have U. 100 OreatNorth of Scotland - - - the reductio 100 165 Meshing & WHO (i.) - - - I' .10•ENY AT A riciNrix,,•ot t ICE. mattresses laid down in the back yard, into which the ix 100 l a . :North .. - .b,„. If i 1 1 „1„„1„,.61,,,,i h em if ~, s ~c h;, ,...0 ;. ; , n. ~,,;„ I mysterious visitor would fall, if he acteil as was thought at, 100 Do.A j Aron noddy. an- 1291 IWI 11/1 30 I 20 , HI Dutch Rhenish 20Do. 2 4 4 ime 54 - - Turkish 801 - ditto of 18 • ~,,,,I 1., fore Mr. Enos with stealing a clock, the pro. Ihe would. This was done, and no sooner was it sug- Mk 100 Don't tnep.e.tspatilli - - 110 all &Mere ell Prance - .•t, of 1,. Rut ley. p ri nter, 17. Churelvstreet.Sols. Seated that the door should be forced open St. 100 Do. OnL Def. Dlv.Btock - ea 00 03 South & Week (Ire .) 91 IK3 - _ 60 lB !strove= Central (L) l5 13 dls - s panish Pas - ft .- prosecutor staled that about 5 o'clock yesterday than a loud "• thump " was heard, and it was 8 ... too 0.4 wt. ,. 6 4 bi 641 4 20 !an Omit Luxembourg .... 12 121 12 1 ,q• intoon he went upstairs into his printing-o ffi ce , and discovered that the unhappy gentleman had jumped from Bt. 100 Do.StourVal.Gua.Stk - - -. 20 1 all ilmpertal !Madam (Lt.. 5 6 - to 1 ; Italian ~• • the window on the fourth story (a distance of about forty a t , 100 Do . South W a l es - - 20 ,MI ilomberg-Csernowtta(L) to te4 - ...g ee:) , I' ironer making her war out. He stopped her 10 1 all Nam.&Lleget By the • .. i ; Russian , • tel what she wanted there , but she made no feet) into the yard at the back of the building. st, 100 n o , Iv mid.__ene ce d ge ge - - 10 1 all 1D0.4 p.c. Pre f BMg.gov 171 18 - Scrip, It o 1 ~.. ~ Ile then called idea light, and found that the He had only his shirt, trousers, and socks on at the fit. 100 W. Do._ . Newpor! . 34 . . IS6 1281 982 lb as Worthern of France .. 03 471 - I had los duck under her shawl. He sent for the time, awl in the descent his head struck the atones-the l A . . ! !CS° . _ !k_ IMITUr 1 ,„. 1 i r!, 10 all IN.Rall.B.Ayresg.7.p.c. 3 5 ee , United St I ~.eled gave the prisoner into custody. mattresses only protecting his body. His head was , 11,11 l aa-• ..... 72 M. 1100 Londoti,Chatham,&Dov lee a VII 84 10 ; all I Do. Dotard ...... - - - cent., the p -• e prisoner said she was drunk at the time. completely ',mashed, and one of the eyes had been forced u. io , D.m . t. ,.... Aep , le 4 _ io 1 all ; Norwegian Trunk Pref. - - - ': ie., eeotor • , :i id that was not the case. out of the socket. Medical aid being of no avail, the St. 1 100 London &NorthWesta. Int 127 1 1 " 1144 20 an Ottoman (SmyresAldlti 4 A - Railway aria I - t .toswer to Mr. Knox, the prosecutor stated that he body was conveyed to St. Bride's dead-house. No cause 61. 100 I London&SoutliWattera 11111 so ss 20 all Parls,Lyonaludel. ad ID all 'Paris and Orleans ... 56 57 - - Central, 80! 1.. i •••.,t..•ibt the prisoner got :Omission to the house can Ise assigned for eo rash an act. The deceased is sup- 84. 10 all 'Recife &11 Francla ILI 9 10 ee Anglo-Am tle--t4h his nem having left the dour open when they went Posed to be respectably connected. 100 !Man. Shef.,& Lincoln& 61 62 ad 52 1 114. 100 IMMropolitan..- 10 all I Do. New 3 pmt - - ------ -- -- - 141 all 1 Do. Fateuslon t...... _ quest, and h .• z. 11111:rainger, .C, said he found the bottom of 100 all MetropolltanDtstatot - - 88 - t, , • 1 , 5,1. -amid at the prinoner'a feet, and the glass shade COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 20 7 i DO. au. do. . - - - 10 an Bamberg) and Meuse ._. 7 71 10 all I Do. MpercoMPret. - - 15} to / ; be i•••,, , i,gii•g to it broken and /10111 C of the pieces lying'about. • lO all Do„ 981 John's-Wood - - - Preference a 84. 100 Widlend 1224 123 1221 24 10 an San Paado(L)t? per et 1 a - - t.e. was perf.xtly sorer. MARK-LANE, --( THIS DAY.) 9 all Do, Its Shane_ , - SO all B.Aust.&Lom.Vamtlen 16 Internatio: Mr. Knox reniamleil her for further inquiries. 20 16 South Kest. of Portugal - - ttle - The supply of wheat fresh up from Essex and Kent St , . 100 ! Do. Mal- a Darby . 91 93 - to 2i die. ; A ItREAK Isar N, this morning was limited, and mostly in damp condition. Si , 1 „„® INT.,,°"hvAinarillabp.o. neaai 57 89 3.31 20 all South of Prance.- VI 11151 20 all Turin and Savona .... 3 6 - - j....,,i, ‘;..., ".I...idlord of thedidly Carpenters beershop. As very few buyers were in attendance , the demand for a l` ,„; ' a , ---- ' --- "i i ...,. - ,7 1 - um " ine :b - General Cr 81 ell West Flauden 7l t - y..e:•,ei. I:, usal New-town, was charged st art bein g " both red and white qualities ruled heavy% at barely Mon- 17 IR , - *D7 - o, NT IL purc7:: - Z ---- 104 31 10 ell , Do. 51 per mot Prot 9 - 51 to 51 die - . ••1.,•, .•••.1 ii•••••l,..bie of driving a pony and, and day's decline in the quotations. 911. 1100 I De. Leeds ;64 ft 10 all , West&N.W. ad France 1:21 ft} - ov Alvs • 0e,3 . - I.: ~.,,fig 0:,.. ~, his wife, was also charred with heine drunk mt.- -- _ ....-..,/ ....-- .... s- • 1.. .. v• ... MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The supply of wheat fresh up from Essex and Kent this morning was limited, and mostly in damp condition. to very few buyers were in attendance, the demand for both red and white qualities ruled heavy, at barely Mon day... decline in the quotations. There was a good show of foreign wheat. Even the finest parcels were neglected, and prices were fully 2s. per quarter lower tban last week. . _ _ Do. IS Shane .. 1 Do. Birm. & Derby North British Do. Bdin ,Perth,Dund N. Kaatern—Berwick Do. O. N. It. Porn Do. Leeds Do. York I Do. WWl' Do. Btock.&Darling Do. do., 186041 ' North London Do. do., 1964-8 Do. do 1666 North Stadordshire N. do 8. Western Jens Scottish C•ntral I Shropshire Union South Devon !South Buten 'II Sisiness le Woldnehainokci Yale tt.l..tallord of the Jolly Carpenters brershop, tl tool, Kt 11,a1 New-town, was charged with hcMg atel of driving a pony and cart, and E I h p., hiv wife, was also charged with being drunk a1..1 amspable. Witty 3:13 A, said that about 9 last night be crowd of persons collected in Waterloo•place, and i :.;••!11:.' tip he found that a pony car t th e ma l e defendant I • I It . II driving had both the shafts broken off. The • I thr, were both very drunk, and they were taken to -ction, the female defendant having property about • Floating cargoes of wheat were freely offered at 3s. per quarter less money. Fine barley supported previous rates ; but inferior kinds were rather cheaper. The malt trade was heavy at barely previous curren cies. The supply of malt was tolerably good. We were fairly supplied with oats, which commanded very little attention, at Monday's quotations. Beans were in request at the late decline in value. The sale for peas was heavy, at barely stationary prices. The Hour trade was depressed, and large parcels of flour could only be divosed of by submitting to lower prices. Seeds and cakes were very inactive, but not cheaper. 25 26 10 11 pro ISO 122 e 2 pm 1 li 72 74 116 120 148 162 said they were not tipsy. Mr. 1\11 , 0: told the female defendant that in all proba ,rty the police had saved her lo.ing all her property. He Id discharge her, but the male defendant would have lyy 9 10 180 MS ♦ pal MA ItYLEBONE. A 111:UNKEN FENIAN% A ,••11 , H. IVri sk, aged who said he resided at Windsor, kl.iyer, and whose beard was of the Yankee cut, was a.fefl with being drunk mid disorderly. I, an Brown, 399 A, said that on the previous afternoon aas in the Hayswater.road, and there saw the prisoner . wiling with his wife. He requested him to desist away. Ile became very violent, and marched up i,d.loa i the pavement, and drove everyone before him, .r.d kept on shouting, " Hurrah for old Ireland, and down v'h the English." He was at last taken into custody. reisoner wished to know if he struck any one' iirOWII cud he did not, as no one would go near enough. In reply to the charge, prisoner said he was on his return !,.ICin koq aid, having the rheumatic pains come on him. L. wanted the old 11 , 01113r1 to give him some money to take I, familials to the station. He was not aware of having ho anything wrung. Mr. Mansfield add if the prisoner was troubled with rheumatics it was the worst thing he could do to get dr link. If he wished to indulge in patriotic sentiments to Lis country he must do it iu a quiet way. He must pay tts drunkard's tine, :rti. WORSHIP-STKEEr. nice BEAM". Do, C Waterford & 11.11 k Waterloo & Whitehall BRITISH POINUMION& CURRENT PRICL mousa PS, Q• RUI•IFATS. Will?. a free, Kent, red, old 68 to W new 52 to 64 „ 1.4). white, old 1,0 to 71 new 54 to 66 Nerfoik and Lincoln red, new - _ _ OM I. s. .. 4i) to 35 . M to 30 St to 21i Atlantle&St. Lawrence Bora. Bar. &C. la g6p.c. Do. ► Shares Buffalo & Lake Huron Go. Preference Bulf.,Brant.deoderich 6 per cent 1872-34 Cal. &H. Eastern 5 p. Cape T. t Hoek 6p. a g. • Dernerara7p perpref. Bad Bengal gu. 6 do ' Do. do. 6do Past Lndlan go. 6 do Grand Trunk ofCanadat BRANS. 36 to 40 36 to 40 40 to 46 43 to •; 71 74 CARLEY. . 37 to 54 32 to 37 . 31 to 31 55 65 101, lon 101 192 )I•LT. Dees, Norfolk, smd siatfolk 7l to 76 Kingston and Ware 71 to 76 Brown 67 to 6.5 37 So 38 39 1 40 4o to 41 —to— FWIR Town made, ir - rWitifl lbs. Household bs to 66 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, at ship 44 to Id Do. Equi M. Do. Ist pre p. f. bon ß.6p.ct. lds Do. do. deferred Do. Ind suet Bonds. De. do. deferred Do. Srd pref. Stock.. Do. do. deferred Do. athipret Stock.. Do. do. deferred )real Indian Peninsula Do. Rua6 per cent.. 106 107 2,11 211 69 80 64 66 67 61 bt 66 OAT. L gHah, feld o Scoich, Vett . .. ft to 30 . '27 to 35 .. 24 to a)! FUNI Per Qr. S. S. 39 41 25 16 104 a 1061 1f...P0 was brought before Mr. Newton for an as,Lult on Caroline, his wife. The prisoner had been re in.usleti since Monday last, at which tune complainant's right eye was fearfully blackened and swollen. This was her story—l lice at 5, Nate-street, Bethnal-green ; this is my husband. I have been married to him thirteen years and better, but I do not live with him ; he line with another woman. WHFAT. Dextrin and Konigs berg 99 to 73 Rostock ifs llei-klen- OATS. Danish and Swedish Uto 79 Russian Bases I Ipm fpm 98 100 j 4 Do. New 100 (it A. of bells. g. Sp. eLI 100 I D Do. 41 per cent o. 11l 04. Western of Cai;ici all Do. New all Do i rdnpay.lo72 all Do. do. do. 10774 / n d ch(Lholted) iOO ,Madrsa guar. 6 P cent po. do. q do— • 1 1011 Do. do. at do 4 all Do. Tifth itillol/1311 all Melb. and Hobson's Bay all I Do. 6p. at, 1)&2.1800 all Do. ay. a, poi. leo 100 ,N.Lof 04n.0p lstp.B. 1 00 Do. Delhi 00 &dodo, tux 6 110. per cent. 1 VI Do. do. do 100 Do. Punjaub do. I ,1011 Do. Wu St. not. do Russian, hard loft ft „ whita BARLIT. Dania .. F47Pi4an .. 39 to 42 . 40 to 41 141 141 141 141 $3 iF I SI SS II iais' to) iin 11l It SS $6 Yellow Mr. Newton—How is that ? Complainant—Won, sir, he got into trouble, and was Grinding .-.- Distilling .. Malting .... OAT& Mr. Newton—How do you mean away? Complainant (hesitating) —I think he was a convict, sir: and when he came back be wanted me to live with him, but I was at my mother's, and refused. I supported or four children as well as I could, but this hard winter took all my work at the washing tub away. at least I Lave only two days a week, so I went to Mn. Brooks, wrere he is living, and told him the eldest girl had not a but of bread to take with her to her work on the following morning, for she does earn a trifle. This was on Sunday. Ti,e woman desired me to get ont, and said home was here, not his. I refused to leave :!1 he gave me a shilling : and then he got up from the 1•.1 and struck me with his fist on the eye. The blow ‘l.,,kcd me down, and then be kicked me out of doors. I L. re the mark of the kick on my side now. My child sirieted and ran out home, and I followed her as well as I could. Datchpfit!ring . t 2 to 31 tooling ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, Re., CAIUMAOZ, FROM JAN. CLUSIVE. 01 03 100 101 03 01 es as 98 100 N 98 i WI 9/ 00 JOINT STOCK BANKS. BANE& INICL Slr.Tiewton %to the defendant)—What can you say? Defendant—l never struck her. The wife screamed, caul recoiled against the wall.) I pushed her, and she got th. 4 eye against the door. She calls after me, " There rt. the returned convict." Couiplainant—Oh, Henry—no, no, no. Defendant—l wanted to be with bet when I came leek, and she would not consent. It was my wish to live comfortably with her. Mr. Newton—ln my opinion she is perfectly right in refusing to live with you. Now I have made up my mind what to do with you for this assault. I shall send you to prison with hard labour for two months. The fellow was removed to the cells reiterating his inne r-nee, sal the wife with her thild—an interesting girl of years of age—left at the other door crying. WESTMINSTER. - - EXTRAORDINARY COMPLAINT AGAINST MRS. JONES OF • PANTULASS. A person of gentlemanly appearance, addressing blr. .a soon as be took his seat on the bench, this morn sahl-I wish to take your advice upon a matter. 3n. Jones, of Pantgbias, came to my bowie iu Ebury. •trert, to lodge, and left on the 3rd of January, for Poi.. Before leavin g she gave me a cheque 'or fa, but on her way to the place !ion. which she se t ou t s h e called at Drummond's, told them not to pay the cheque, so that I have no t got th e money. I stopped until she returned h-mi Paris, and then applied at her house, but I can get but shutting answers. Mr. Sells-Where does the lady live? Altlicant-Sho has a tine house at 6, Eaton-place. Mr. Selfe-Your complaint ia that you have not got your money. As the cheque was not cashed, the lady is still HAI. co r the debt as though she had not given it. .Applicant-My complaint is that the receipt which I Fa,- h. r for the amount was detained under the false pre terce that she was giving me in the cheque a valuable consideration. 11r. Safe-Have you consulted your solicitor? Applicant-I have not yet done so. Mr. Selfe-Is the cheque in the lady's own name Applic,at-lt is. Mr. selfe-Flow do you know that the lady called at Imntond's and told them not to pay the cheque ? .ftplicaut--They told me they had had instructions f..a. Ler not to pay the cheque. -Was there any dispute about the amount . r the cheque was given ? .I!.;.licant -There had been a little dispute about some br,;:lges during the time she had been in my house, but were N;reed about, and the cheque given for the 6 nt I hive stated. Xt. S cife -- Applicatiotui are made here publicly, 4 1 I think that the lady ought to have oPportiiiiity afforded her of explanation. The se ', lb: itself being unpaid is a matter of civil debt, and n . c ., vcrahle. but the statement made with respect to and stoppage of payment is not creditable to : • , on, and therefore in justice to the lady she ought to • .. , e an opportunity of being heard and modifying it. I prepared to say it is a case in law, but you may take .. ''''oeeta. Whom did you have your answers from when qq,b e d at the lady's house after her return from Applicant -The servant brought me out the messages. )11r - '''elfe-They don't always represent things very car- A PPicant—T am very reluctant to bring a lady of her here, if I can help it. Perhaps it would be as toot I should make another appr cation. - You must now go there and say you have ap• and if she don't pay you you will take out a have given you my opinion and the matter is Voi,e consideration. when, if you like, you may take -':.hacis without coming before me again. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) oxs o'Ciom. The English funds are dull to-day, notwith standing the favourable character of the Bank return. Consols are unchanged for money and the coming settlement, but the price for the new accoant is per cent. lower. Some of the English railway stocks have also given way, especially North Eastern, which have been preju diced by the announcement of the half-yearly divi dend. The variations in other securities are unim portant in the absence of business. The demand for money is still quiet, but the supply has somewhat diminished, owing to the payment of calls and the approach of the 4th of the month. The rate for choice bills is 21 to 21 per cent., being :1 to below that at the Bank. There is au increased inquiry for money in the Stock Exchange. and the charge for advances for a few days. on English government securities, is 24 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90; 5 , to 1 both for money and the 7th inst., and 901 to for the new account (March). The foreign stock market is quiet, but there is a demand for Russian scrip, which has improved it per cent. Chilian is steady, at the advance of yesterday. Italian bonds of 1861 are offered, but the reduction in them does not exceed / per cent, Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 53i to 64i; ditto of 1863, 29i to ; Greek, 141 to ; Spanish Passive, 22 to i ; ditto Certificates, 14i to ; Italian of 1861, 64 to ; Mexican, 17.1 to ; Russian Scrip, 11t . to !prem. ; and Chilian Scrip, 1 to 11 prem. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined 1 per cent., the present price being 721 to 73. Erie Railway shares are quoted 39 to 1 ; and Illinois Central, sot, to 81, showing no change. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are in re. quest, and have improved ss. to 7s. 6d., viz., to 15g to 1 ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are unaltered, at n to 1. International Financial shares are quoted 21 to 21 die. ; London Financial, 181 to 171 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to n dis. ; Credit Foncier, 51 to 51 die. ; National Discount, 81 to 9 prem. ex div.; and Hudson's Bay, 16 to 4. The report of the directors of the London and South Western Bank (Limited), to be presented to the meeting of shareholders on the sth inst., states the net profit at 7,834/., and recommends the payment of a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. The balance of 1,8311. is to be carried to profit and loss new ac count. The annual report of the directors of the York, City, and County Bank has just been issued. The profit fur the year 1866 amounted Ito 23,0401., out of which it is proposed to pay a dividend of 8 per cent., and a bonus of 30s. per share, or 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. The balance, 5,549!., is to be carried to the reserved surplus P2rid, which will then amount to 49,511/. The proposed dividend on North-Eastern Ber wick Railway stock for the half-year is at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum ; York, ; and Leeds, 3i. The subjoined notification has been issued by the Bank of England : Notice is hereby given, that in order to prepare the divi dends on the sth April, 1867, the balances of the several accounts in the following funds will be struck on the night of Friday, the Ist March, 18u7, viz.: New :V. Per Cent. Annuities ; Reduced 31. per Cent. Annuities ; Annuities for Thirty Years; Annuities f•x Terms of Years . India Four per Cent. Stock. On Saturday, the 2nd March, the above-named funds will be transferable without the dividend due on the sth April next. Bank Stock shut, Wednesday, 13th March ; open, Satur day, 6th April. Feb. 1, 1867. 1 The amount of bar gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation to Paris was 51,000/. The public mind is evidently unduly sensitive with regard to these remittances, to which no import ance can possibly attach in the present state of the money market, and of our bullion reserves. More over, the causes of these exports are by no means mysterious, as some persons would have them, but arc of a perfectly natural and legitimate character. Purchases of foreign corn have entailed a cor responding creation of bills, and have tended to throw the international balance somewhatagainst us, but it is believed that the bulk of the gold remit tances which are now being made to the continent are in settlement of English bills which were taken by foreign capitalists some months ago at the high rates of discount then ruling here, and which have of course to be metat maturity. At atimewhenmoney here was worth 8 per cent. or more, and in Paris only about 4 per cent., it was natural that monied' firms on the continent should avail themselves of the bargains which were otkred to them through the stringent operation of our Bank Act. By dis counting our good bills they helped us, and at the same time served their own purposes, the transaction partaking of the nature of a loan from the continent to this country. Now that the bills are maturing we find ourselves labouring under a phlethora of money, and there is no longer any mo tive for prolonging the transaction, the adjust ment of which, in the present state of the ex changes, causes gold to leave the country. The steamer Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 197,5661. in specie. Calls to the amount of 896,928!. fell due yester day, viz., 215,0001. on the 5 per cent. preference stock of the Great Northern Railway, 531,928/. on the 132,982 new 201. 6 per cent. Great Western Railway shares, 100,0001. on City Offices shares, and 50,0001. on London and River Plate Bank shares, second issue. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6451. over last year ; the North Eastern ;i decrease of 4,499/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a de crease of 2,7601. • the North British a decrease of 2,245/. ; the L ondon, Chatham, and Dover, in cluding the Metropolitan Extension, a decrease of 329/. ; the Metropolitan Extension a decrease of 139/. ' • and the Kent Coast a decrease of 2 9 0!. During the past month the sum of 122,075/. has been paid into the Bank of England to the credit of the Secretary of State for India on account of the capital of the Delhi Railway. ' At the meeting yesterday of the Ocean Marine Insurance Company the airectors report was adopted. It recommended the payment of ha. per share additional interest, and a bonus of V. per share. The usual payment of tis. per share on account of interest will be made in July. Reference was made by the chairman Mr. Cater, to the pro gressive increase in the business of the undertaking, as evidenced by a comparative statement of its affairs from the year 1864 up to the 31st ult. The agreement with the Union Marine Company of Liverpool has been found to work very satisfac torily, that concern having handed over to them a cheque for 5,0001., in addition to the 2,5001. paid annually. At a meeting of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company held yesterday, Mr. John Borradaile in the chair, in the absence of the chairman from ill•health, the directors report was received and adopted. The dividend ct the rate of ten per cent. per annum, as recommended, was passed, and the retiring directors and auditors were re-elected. At the half-yearly meeting of Hodges' Distillery ' Cnil Panwas(Limited), held yesterday, o y e7 an per ad tt. i n ate-ri p : dividend annum. An extraordinary general meeting of the Dis count Corporation (Limited) was held yesterday, ! when a resolution for the reconstruction of the coin ' pany, with a view to the reduction of the liability, 64 06 100 102 BRMBII MUM& Cblrortou fford Amal. Der. G. Con. (Tar Wick ; Drakewalls Fast Basset (Mogan) East Camden Nast Caro Brea East (Irony'Le Ea.,t Lovell. IW. Russell (Tmistk.)! itamblor & St. Aubyn ! Great Lissy (Limitod), Groat South Tolgus • G. W. Vor (11e1stou) Grenville Iterod's Foot IfFniiiii ?-iri;i Mainref (Uy Lelain) Marks Valley ilwyndy Iron lka New Setou North RoekMr North Wheal Crotty Prosper Called Provider, (r ; Ulan), Can.:too 1;t. Ceerj l ath Condorrow ....I [IT irs;;TaililogaW , Tiu cro f t a Pt West Bet (Mogan) W. Carsdon (Listestd) West Chlvertoo West Beton Wh. Benet ( 1110 11 211 )• • Wh. Buller (Itedruth). W,Ma B e t .n Wheal !WS 51 5.6.6 SAO ULU Pd. IQ. Wh. Trelaweer (Usk.ll tit.o YOB.ZION MINES. 'l+ P 416.425y11 -- 11 -- ii - 23 26 51 61 zd 3 : 3 1 2 We :1 3 • lie 1 1 :1 I 1 17e le 1 32 34 11 31 7 99 d 1. 21 2 S 6 11 13 a 31 16 23 310_130 23 26. _... i 141 11 13 04 *3 130 140 116 70 949 271 k 11 1$ 130 130 10 12 prime. I :Ws 1 1m. 1 1 1147; 1 pazi I; psi 1141*; 19 N id I *dial 2; lidlq 0 1 : pm . ar• 1 zd 4 40:fi r l 1 till IP. 4 i ii- - iii 6,144 6,000, Cooill 4.000 1,014 °. 4°,,1 700 6,640 6,000 1.4?) tiiii; 0201 awl 1,021! --,_. ii 1,0211 426 1 4000 No. I Sb. I was. - 26,060, I Alandllos Malted) 100,0001 1 Angto-BraaGold(lAm ) 1 20,000, 20 Australian 10,001 Is Cape Coma. (Lunged; 25,0001 f Copula Silver (Limited): 110,0001 6 Chuntates6.4ol. 10,0001 20 Coplapo (Waling 100;1 25, 25, 50, non Pedie, N. Del Rey Eut Del Rey (Limited) i Fortuna (Limited) .... , Frentinoa BollvlaGold 20,000 to Getaral 138,000 If Kapusda (Limited) 16,004 3 Unarm (Limited) 7,9 6 Lusitenian (14mit01) 60, 4 Panulcilio Copper (L ) 30, 6 .Peitarena Gott (Lint) 10,000 20 PontgibandSliver Lead 100,000 . 6 Port Phillip 12,000 60 Royal Cobra 120,000 I Scottish Austral.( 1 11,000 20 at John del Rey (Lim) 62,171 30 United Mexican (Lint) 30,000, 2 Val Antigoila Gold , 1 VallanzaacaGold(Lim ) 10, , 10 Vancouver Coal (Uin ) 6,000 10 Val Sulam (Limited) 20,000 6 Wash.:* Gold ;Limited) 30,000 1 Worthing ( Limited) 76,000 1 Yorke Peninsula (Um ) *OOO Yudananautana (Lint PREFEktILNCS SHARE§. North z.teriaC, and Rail, 84. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Um.), 151, j, Anglo-Mexican Mint, 151. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 65. Australian Agricultural. 20. Commercial Union (Assurance), 41. East Indian Land Credit and Finance (Limited), 31. Ebbw Vale, 11. Fore•street Warehouse (Limited). 12/, :Id. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 51. Hudson's Bay, 16 S. International Financial Society (Limited), 21. London General Omnibus Company (Lim.), 3 1-16. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 681. Do. do New, 681. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LITIRPOoL, JAI. 31.-Balas to-day: Great Diatom. 331161 1 1--reat Western. 533—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 123 ist V ti —London and North Western. IT-I 21 3 1_1 3 1---333s cheststr, lihefileld, and Uncoinshin, 613 Metropolitan, 1283 i n{—North ISritish, 38--Bouth Eastern 333 3 23 3 3-I frill. 30 3 1-Great Latembourg shares. 12 3-163—Nationu Sank of Liver- Pool. 1: r.—Eniphre Marine tUmlled . 13 d.-11tereantfle Marine 1: d —Royal Insurance. 21 p.—Atlantle Telegraph per tent.. 3.—Runeorn Soap and Alkali (Limited •, IQ ad. and b. p. MAlrenistmin, JAM. 31.—A good laugness was done, lint at itmalera3 load prices. Anglo-American Telegraph Limited% 15 —hoicks..., Vaughan, and Co. (Limited, 2y d.—Ebbw Vale Co. Limited, 14 d. Erie& 39 41 9 —dant Eastern, 331 434 4 }--trees Ltmembounr, 124 4—Grad Northern A, 30 294 301—Grand Trunk of Canada Fourth Preference, 25 Great Western of Canada, 144 4-Great Western, 54 31 Illinois, 77; 9—Leneashlre and Yorkshire, 1:0.1 81 9 l 81 91 9 Loudnn and North Western, 1224 34—Manchester, Shedield, and lineolnahlre. 521 4 —Metropolitan. 1284 4 4 81—blids land. 24 3—North British, 391—North Eastern "Berwick -1051--South Eastern, 734 324 3—United States 5.30 Years' Bonds. 73—Whitchaven and runlets, 311-I'nion Plate Glee, 49 —lndia Essliced Paper Five.and•a.lialf per Cent., May, 1979, 1045—Rochdale Canal, Kt—Atlantic and Great Western Consoli dated Mortgage Bonds, 294. WEATHER IMPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Famax. Ficsauaav 1, 11 Lit. ID. IMI W. I r bi ' Idr .--rl-% W. IZ. Ine I . 1 Nairn --ISM 29 &W. 4 1 ' &W. c — 2 Aberdeeo .4271 10 1 B.W. 1 S &W. cI 2 Leith ,18.7d 411 8. - 2 &W. o 1 Ardroews. 41.77 45 8. 6 6 8. or' 0.22 4 Cape Clam 07= '29.88 50 8.8 l .'9.9243 W.S.W. ~29.9341 8.8. W. .$&1550 i W. 30.24 50 W. 30.20 52 W. reniance.. Beset Larimat itotheMet Pbsnouth Weymouth t Porkimoutb.. Louden .... Yarmouth... lioarborougli Shields Helder 30.36 n w.m.w. 7116 5o Z. ,30.174 d 0. lor "OM: ri I 1 - W.N.W. nra .013: 4. 7 S.B.W. co ,0.16 4 7 W.S.W. rm 10.261 4 6 B.W. 1r.0.26 i a'6' 6.aw. 'tr 35 1 6 4 S.W. ' 1r '0.04 1 0• 8 • S.S.W. of 'O.Ol 3 4 4 ' W. ors 'O.OB 3 2 3 N.W. rm ,0.16 2 36 W. bro i 0.13 - 6 N.W. bo —I 5 2 N.W. bo 0.01 2 2 N.W. • d 2 - _ 10.1145 &W. 10.144: &W. 10.0114 W.S.W. 29.9145 &W. RiSt!LAKS. The winds on our coasts this • m orning are chiefly non h• westerly. light to moderate. Barometers rose during the day yestenhor in Itneland mid Scotland muiernily, but fell in the night. Temperatures hare risen. Bain has again fallen on our western and southern coast& The weather this morning Is more or lON overcast, with rain sad log in places. HALI FA X , JAN. 31.—The Cunard steamer Africa arrived here to-day. META* Dna. 19 to 31 34 to 33 VI to 39 rils stow 35 to 39 FLoya. ?meek 45 to 53 Swigs 47 to American, per teL II to Si Canadian 27 to 33 , INTO winos, BY WATER 23 TO JAN. 31, BOTH IN- Wheat Barley. Mlt. Osts.vs. I blow. k. Mtals = arv. 450 0 I _ .. I 530 lortAgo 23480 9680 Total 1400 V70 2100 4300 I -.7 2000 I WO 1 2100 14830 27 to SO 78 to $9 Malting . b stilling Grinding. 10720 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT KLICTRIO AND DITERNATIONAL TZLEGRAPH.) 'ION 008 OWN CORIUNDONDINT.) At 3. decline millers would boy wheat ; factors gene- rally concede Is. Barley slow, and the turn lower. Beans and oats steady. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY. ) _ . . . . . _ Srmas. —A. fair business has been transacted at firm prices. Demerara, 325. to :t a. ; Tobago, Ms. rd. to 345.; stayed Manilla, 30s. ; Cuba Muscovado, 325. Cal. to 325. 9d. Refined is steady, but dried goods sell rather slowly. C4ren. —A moderate business is doing at steady prices. Plantation Ceylon, grey fine to fine fine ordinary, 71t. to 734. Gd.; low middling and middling, 745. to 76.. 6d.; coloury, fine ordinary to middling, 775. to 830. 6d. ; pea berry, 765. to no. TEA.—The market continues quiet. RICE.—No sales reported. Itur.—A fair business is doing at steady prices. Ja maica, 2a. 10d. to 3.. 2d. ; Antigua, Is. Gd. ; common Lee ward., Is. fid. Sailrryrite.—The following sidee ate reported: 000 hap, refraction 71 to 7, at 19e. ; and 900 bap, refraction 4i to 3f, at 19a. tid, . . . . lorroN.—Only a moderate budness is doing, at prices in buyers' favour. JUT& —The market is still quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices. Town tallow, 44a ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 445. 3d. ; January to March, 445. 1,44 a. 3d. ; March. 445. 3d. to 445. 6d. ; April to June, 445. 3d. to 445. 6d. ; October to December, 45e. HIDE MARKET.-<THI DAY.) LuDiNtiALL.—Hides h6lbs. 2id. to 21d.; 641bs. to 721b5., 20. to 3d. ; nibs. to 801 b. 3d. to d. ; &MU. to 881 b., 31d. to ; 88I6s. to 961b. , 31,1. to 3ld. lions hides, 9s. to 10s. 6d. Calf shins, light, 2s. Od. to 4s. ; full, 7s. BBILMONDSZT.—Sheepskins : Polled, lls. to 13s. ; Keats and half.brods, 9s. to lOs. 3d.; dowels, Co. 3d. to 7s. Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARK=.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report no material alter ation in the trade since last week, the demand continuing steady at firm rates. Last evening Mr. Barnes, 111. P., addressed a meeting of his constituents at Bolton. A vote of con fidence in the bon. gentleman was passed. SIR JAMES EMERSON TF.NNENT, BART.—The elevation of Sir James Emerson Tennent to the rank of baronet has given vo.y great satisfaction to men of all parties and classes in Ireland. His countrymen in the North are specially gratified at the high honour which has been bestowed on one of whom they are so justly proud. His strongest political opponents are as hearty in their congratulations as his warmest friends,—Xnrtkern Wkig. Tits QUEEN'S SPERCH.—In some remarks on this subject, the Dublin Ereaing Mail says, "We have grounds which seem very sufficient to us for informing our readers that her Majesty's Speech will be so framed as not to challenge an amendment upon the Address. We could nut say so much if we thought it was the intention of the government to evade the question of reform." DISTRESSING CATASTROPHE AT DUBLIN.—A very painful circumstance eccurred in Middle Gardiner-street this (Thursday) morning. Between 8 and 9 o'clock a lady was observed at the bedroom window of Mr. R. Scott, and soon afterwards, tothe horror of some persona whowitneased the catastrophe from the opposite side of the street, she was seen falling over the slight rails which protected the window. Her body struck against the drawing-room bal cony, and waspreci pitated into the area. She died in • few minutes. e lady, we understand, was the wife of Mr. John Scott.—Dablia Evening Mail. Scotch potato Utah, Mac k „ white Manila Harrow . Pigeon.. Ores... Staple . White . Boilers Per Qr. 17. AS. 32 to 38 Per Q? 67 to 61 II to 61 II to 118 66 to 61 to to 100 100 100 100 1100 100 48 50 79 73 r r, all • all • all • all , . au au 100 01 all 6 _~ O . - 1 - Bslai. - socuo - ilO Agra ' — Ms' Bank (Lim 10,000! 60 Albion ils 8 6du W3OOlOO Alliance Limited '26 9 Wis id 17 ad 100,000, 10 Anglo Austrian I 4 1 Mot 40,000 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) 20 8 7 121 20,000. 60 Anglo Italian (Limited) 20 9 7 20,000 60 Australasia all 65 67 11,600; ID Blanket BritishColumbla all 13 15 — 12,600 10 Do. New, Lewd 1 prn 6 6 4 die 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt 16,0001 20 ' Bank of Otago (Unified) 10 6 S din WOW 60 BankolVictoria,Au -Wal 26 17 39 60,000! 10 Bank of New Zealand lO 7 9 pat 10,000, 50 Britlsh&Callfornian(L) 71 21 11clis 80,000 i 60 , British N. America W,OOO. 20 IC. Bk. ludia, Ans., China aB 18 19 181 710, .. '' IC Char} Mer. of India, ite all 33 65 34} 40, II ; Oty 19,001100 Colonial 110,0001 10 Comoildated Bank (L,) 4 11pm ad •••• ad 30,000 10 Do. do. New 2 ilpm ad 10,000 00 Delhi and London (L.) U 110001 60 1 East London (Llmitedl 6 114 lOW ad 3 ad 0001 10 I Eastern Exchange(llm. 6 S 1 die' 100001 30 I English and American .70 4 1 dial 60,000 10 , Eng.BanklidelanelroL 10 11 %Ma 30 ,000, 20 ' Eng:loot& And. Chart/ all 18 19 I 23,000 i 60 English andBwedish (1, )15 13 11 du' 20,000 100 I Imperlalßank (Limited; 10 16pm 4 24 ad 102,500 10 Imperial Ottoman 6,000 26 ; lonian LOW 33 I Do. New 100,000 20 . Land Mort. Bk. 1416410 4 1 4 04110 6000001 100 ' D0.50V.c.Deh,1864,30yrs all 80 vti 20,000' 50 Lon.BkofMaricoofm.(L) 10 81 6111. 13,000,100 tondos and Brazilian 46 16 14 dis ad, ad 22,000' 20 1 Do. New 5,000100 Loodon&RlverPlate(L) 60 7 Bpm 10000, 26 Do. New, lea. at 11pni 10 1 2 pal, o,ooo' 25 Do. do. do lO 1 2pm 60,0001 20 , Lou. Ch. Bank of Ana& all 211 Me 67,600, 60 I London and County 2O f 6 68 , 671 431 71,000' 60 London Joint Stock l6 62 43 ad 42} ad 26.000 SO . London & South African all 13 16 10,000100 Lon. t& western(Lim. a 3 Idle I 6,0001 60 Loudon & Veurausla(Li 121 12 9 di. 60,000 100 London & Westminstor. 10 04 96 ad —ad 10900'100 1 Merchant Bank (LW.) .Ml 6 16 6,000 100 Do. New • stow 60 MercantilettExchan(L) 111 9 7M. 11,000 10 !Metropolitan (1 butted , all 910 6,0001100 Midland Bank (Wm) 10,000 6 ;National of Australasia 4 1 2pm 10u0:0100 , National of Liverpool,. 16 par 2 poi 10,000 100' N. Pro. of England I 66,000 10 Do. lnd & 3rd tru e !12 60,000 SO National Bank 00,0001 10 , New South Wales I all 43 46 60,000, 10 I North Modern 7l 1 2pm --• 00,000 26 ; Oriental Bank Corpora, an 44 44 441 17,2101 80 I Provin.BanldngCorp.(L) 10 6 6db *OOOlOO Provinc. et Goland , gg 8 3 ga al 10,000 10 ' Do. do. New all I 10,000' 26 South Australia ad' 27 29 17,061 100 , Stand. of B. S. Africa ,15 I 12 10 Ma 10,000100 I Do. do. ma at 6 pm. 10 ' 7 6 dim 60,000 26 Union of Australia_ , 10,000;100 Union of Ireland (Ma)l IR , 9 7 dB ad *Mr 161 ' Union *London 116 ! 66 66 i FOREIGN oBLINATIoNs. Bk. 1 Pd. 1 RaILWATs. I Closinjueicee. 1 Ulm 4in o.l643lWhourgsgeentl 4 5$ --- ID sll i Do. 100 all 'Havana and Matanzas Si 89 100 all Unmans and Fribourg 96 100 100 all illatanma and tiabanl 100 all i Do. Second Issue B7 90 20 all North of Prance 3pa l2l 12/ 10 all I I Do (lateCluoi. 31p, et — 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, dr ) 1:5 75 40 all .Par4s,Lytine,&Mn6p.ct 20 all Do. New 39.4.9. 12 12} 100 all Recife &8. F. (Peen. .. 93 95 4 ;all Royal Swedlah sp.ct . 11 3 100 all Segaa La Grande 7p. l5 88 I 9 lall .9.Aus. &Lor o Ven.32.e. 81 81 100 'all Frith Rested Port.7oe. 20 101 l uthernof Prence3p.o. 12 121 19 all Roath Italian, 3 per ct. 6 6 10 .11 7W.tt N.W.otlfra. Bp.e. 11 111 uu4..ws. Pd lof prices 1 Saes. - ,006,680 St. , Nest sad West ladle ...100 - 1129 LSlx..ll 4,018,110 St. London &BtK ether's 100 CO W ad 1,442.500 100 Do. Deb. R. 4p. Cent all 340,964. St. Southempton to it7Al7ll St. Surrey Commercial 100 721 1 ilooj 106 i 1 7in tie i 656 i 61 xcl 6-16 p which was passed at a previous meeting., 1? as con firmed. The meeting of the Eastern District Freehold Estates Company (Limited) was held yesterday, when a dividend was declared of Gs. per share, being equal to 23 per cent, per annum, free d income tax. With reference to the proposed committee of in vestigation of the Atlantic and Great Western I:ailway, a notification has been issued requiring the holders of consoLdated and divisional bonds and certificates ei debentures issued by this com pany forthwith to communicate their names and iuldiesscs, with the numbers, descriptions, and amounts of the respective securities held by them, to Messrs. l:.«ter, Rose, Norton, and Co., or Messrs. Paine arid Layton. Formal notice is given that the Crystal Palace Company inteL i to per:thui the House of Com mons as early as possible in the coming session with a view to obtain a bill authorising the company to raise additional capital to the amount of 100,000 f. by the issue of i.arh or stock bearing a preferential ' dividend. The pi niey is of course be applied to the rebuilding 7 the tr department. Creditors of the Finance Company (Limited) are required to the particulars of their claims to Mr. George Se..tt, of 2, Bond-court, Walbrook, the official by the Ist March, the 11th Mrrch haciu, Lora appointed for adjudicating upon them. Messrs. J. Schroder and Co. have an nounced the di:iden.l on the Bay of Havana and Matanzas (Cuba) Railroad Seven per Cent. Loan of 1863. At a meetity, of the creditors of Messrs. Ben jamin Brothers, Manchester, and William Ben jamin, of Montrv.i!, merchants, held at the United Mercantile Agency Rooms yesterday the balance sheets prepared by the accountants, Messrs. Honey and Humphries, showed, in the former estate, liabilities 50,351 , .. and assets 19,584/. ; and in the latter, h.:.052;., and assets 28,1421. In consequence of very heavy cash claims by members of the same family and the relationship of the two estates, and the complication arising therefrom, it -vas resolved that a conunittee of five trade credi tors be appointed to investigate, and report the result at a future meeting. Subjoined is Mears. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the second 'series of hide sales for the year a good demand was experienced,the greater portion of the quer tiSy uttered (erhich was small) being sold at fall to ad vanced prices. East. India. —Calcutta were wellaompeted for, a large proportion of the quantity submitted being sold at extreme rates to an advance of id. per lb. The analysis of the sales L 3 1; load Calcutta new parcels, 20,132 brought forward fzuut former sales, 458 Madras, Lc., in all 5ti,475 hides...." which 74,3 W were sold. East India.— Buffalo were all ho ,;ht in. buyers not being disposed to give late rates. f...otliur. —Both Fast Indian and An4rs lianrealized extreme rices. Salted Ifides.—AuAralian : For light hides and second clam there was good comp*. tiCon, at fully List aalva prices;; first heavy were, however, du'! of sale, and La ,stly bought in. Cape sold well at rather advanced p! izea. Horse hides.—Salted River Plate : all bought in. Dry and Drysalted Hides.—Roth West Coast and 11la , r,tuls were all sold at full to slightly ad vanced rates. B.unk.—Sii:uoia wax well competed for, and a few parcel, oft rime realized a slight advance. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : _ _ Coin and binion lncrease £3 30,000 lA'. I l.,,vernment o :Notes in circulation Private depoeits Advances ............. The demand fur niuney has increased, as appears iro a the muveinent in the discounts and circula tion, but the con ani bullion continue to rise. The return the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday. Jan. 30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes Circulation issue L32,917,120 Increase ki.1,246 Circulation active 2'2,807,265 Decrease 111,600 raidic deposits 6,161,542 Increase 862,813 Other deposits 18,114:1,42.9 Decrease 1r4,417 Government securities in banking department Other securities ha banking department . ....... 19,199,38:i Decrease 221,190 Coin :and bullion :a both 13,111,068 No change. department + . 18,090,422 Decrease 1,131 Seven day att.., °tie : 496,V5 Increase 5 ,4 Q The Rest 3 530 382 Increase 15,251 Notes in reserve 10,109,113 s Increase 146,925 Total reserve (notes & coin) in lambing deice-ter 11,01t1,137 'betimes 110054 The private deposits continue to decline, but the draught on the Bank's resources under this head has been almost entirely made up by the influx of I Government deposits, and as, in addition, the maintenance of the Bank's charge at 3i per oent. has caused a further amount of loans to be repaid to it, the reserve shows an increase of 110,8541. The decrease, in the coin and bullion is unexpectedly small, since 138,01101. in gold is known to have been withdrawn from the Bank foe exportation during the week. It is thus evident that there is a strung reflux of ouin from the in ternal circulation. B OF ENGLAND. An A,..7 , nnt pnrtnan. A 1 7th and 811 Vle., e. R for the week eadtu; on Wed:.eatity, the Binh day at Jan., 1817. DV-PARTNIXT. Notes lamed Government debt.. Z 11.015,100 Other securities ... Gold coin and bul lion Sliver bullion 17,917,10 L32,Vi7.1*) &3141117,11. stAxanta bl rrrprletore 3,5.34,38'2 Ptahlir DI/welts 3111- .11kih6 Say. Lanka, Com mie. of Nati , nol Debi, sod LO3 PARTNER. Government Sem- Met (Wattling Dead Weight An nuity; Other necurities Notes Gold and Saver Coln C,:61,42 Other Depoilt• 13.6444 t) &yen clay sad other ~a::.,ss £13.14+,538 Jan. 31. 1847. 1.43.386,511 7. MAY, Deputy Caul+ler. THURSDAY Evarisa. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90/ to;I for the 7th February, opened this morning at the same quotation, and dosed at 00/1 to I, both for money and the account. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Ccnt. Console, for money, 904, Q ; ditto, for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 116, 84, 7 ; : New Vlire per Cents., 80,1, I'o ; Bank Stock, 2-i0; India Five per Cent. Stock, 107, 11, 4,7; (liar, Five per Ceut. " cufaced " rupee paper. 1011, J ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 106:;• ; ditto Bonds, 30a. prem. The India Fivc Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at 10s. to 14a. prem. With the exception of Peruvian Bonds, which fell 1 per cent. foreign stocks were inqui r ed for , and the genera l tendency of the market was rather more favourable. Russian of 1802 and 1866, as well as Chilian R. improved per cent. ; Turkish of 1865, 4 ; and Mexican and Russian scrip, 1. The scrip of the New Chilian Loan recto ered this afternoon to 1 to 1 j prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oxs o'CLoca. There is not much business in the mining market tO-day, but !miens arc steady. West Chivertou shares are quoted 64 to o‘, ; Wheal Chiverton. 8 to ; East Russell.:;: tug ; East Lovell, 10 4' to Drakewalls. 25 to 27 ; North Crotty, /4 to g ; Clifford AmalTunated, 7to • Redmoor, Bs. to l.'s. ; Tincroft, 1:1 to 14 ; and Great Vor, 171 to 1. FEMALE A POTYE-eAREAAIS. —Three young ladies passed the predminlry examination in Arta last week art the society of Apoth.•m.ries. No alteration in the usual ar rangements was made on their behalf, the fair candi dates taking their places in the examination room along with some thirty or f. rty of that sex which has hitherto en ioyed almos • exclusively the privilege of bromides apothe canes. Two out of the three ladies passed "the written - so satidactosily on the Fri• lay that no furtberteetof prunciency was required. The third, however, was asked to favour the eiam i n ,, a w ith a Vfe-i•-t4te on the following day, and the invitation having been accepted, a passage of V iry,il was translated tire rot:, to the satisfaction of all parties con arced. And so the interesting proceedings terminated and we may look forward, we suppose, to the time when these young ladies will be admittcd into the ranks of the medical profession, to take their places by the side of Mies Garrett, at present the only representative of her sex in the Medical Directory. We shall require a new title for these fair votaries of seance. They not be " physicians' or "surgeons." " Licentiates "is strictly correct, but not pretty. Shall we have to call them " apothe-carmses ?" Lanett 1` 1.1;i :