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rawards w ho was not present) was also a consent- I ,,, r ty to his removal by the Lord Chiumallor, and was as glad as himself to be relieved from position in c h his interests m i g ht be supposed to be Involved. 31, Linklater said that the transfer of the promeilinp r 0,11,1 necessitate the removal of the oftlitial snsignee. Cbidley said he appeared for a creditor for 30,00 M., Le presumed his claim would not now be gone into. His Honour said he should not take any proofs. Mr. Maynard said it would be better to fix a day for the disputed proofs. tic sitting for examination was then adjourned to the , of March. T a accou nts. which were only brought into court just as commenced, are extremely voluminous, cam r Mar these of the two joint estates, and also of the three ,te e states. The following are the principal ones as Lay a motu3t is concerned. uIIELT c lau se OF t:TO, B JULY ETTS, AND CRAMPTON, gut ,1867. Pr. rt• 1.t..r- tut. cured .ttor4 A-1.`1,14 security m,.mot of the London. Chatham ittlitway omtlipany, for laansigainst .r. Tel) awl ilk cUritiel belonging t o th. • ... • . ..... .• • . ,t 1,400,000 0 0 . L 156,254 14 2 491,812 6 4 5. , 328,047 3 6 cr.. 1.: , Ith bander.l to the official audgnee .h htor g.... 1 . •tat....1..w.tin,l , 81,824 4 7 I I.t..jnoitors 181,&31 12 0 t , ..,,,,,lint One Jr hi the London, Chatham, sad I h. , t'r 1:0116.3). 1 .41:14111y I % property ot !NAL• mei hetts, beld by areditces o Pet", Iktt 4 , wol , r.ouptou .- .. - L 765,213217 E a ll ix: 417 S!1: S. N. PET°, AND L L SNIT , %1 Or JU15,11957. L 956,054 7 II 1 MAW 14 S £281,613 6 7 Dit 7 • rn•lltorA un,,, urea 1 h..1.1.11e ri ty 1 . ro (.., o.out Ctalnani, r Cumpaly 61,000 0 0 L 333,613 6 7 on 4. 6, 0 OtareA of £'O each In im- Merr.ntile Asso.iittlon. AIDOWIt L.Su I,r 3hart £784,212 19 0 r - £1,471 13 2 c. i • . •'.. i..111.1e.1 to the official Milan* . •,. inn -!,grad to the INOCOWitliai in 1..,,t00e...y . I, ...0..11. in , . 11..14 fly in algiert :• • tor-,, , n1 as,oes 10 ~..r , ,i...itaiai €0,397 17 . •,- ,-I 1..-1.1 I. ) cmditors 166,551 10 . T . ....,..0 stooling lathe Dam of C. Chris- 20,649 1 S • • 1.11) hefts, and Crimioa, bald , or. t•I Vet., and Betts C 780,858 8 6 t, are al*o statements of affairs of each of the three made up to the beginning of 1863, showing that t y acre then in a wealthy position. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) 1% RE W. I W.:CALI - 4-711E ST. JAMES'S RESTAURANT. TI, haukrupt had kept the restaurant attached to St. • This was the It a ti:2 for examination and r,:e. The acconnts, pre by Messrs. Johnstone show liabilities o 34,2491., with assets and i.ct) held us security of 12,3351. was no opposition, and the order was granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICZNWELL. TIM rILTeI aNii THE PUBLIC.—GROM CAB'. Alfred Marylon, a clerk in the civil service, residing I i.tiusford-street, ltarnsbnry, was charged before Mr. I..tker with being drunk and assaulting Police-sergeant ,I .roes Fryer, 8 Y, and Polioe-oonstable John Thompson in execution of their duty. folios-sergeant James Fryer, 8 Y, said—About a ...der to 2 this morning I saw the prisoner commence :sinning by the Duke of Richmond Tavern, in the Cale ...dm-rood, when be saw me. He ran up the Richmond. I, and I ran after hint, and seeing two officers in ad mee I called for then, to stop him. He was stopped by 1:.• constables and I asked bun what ho ran away for II abused me, and on my feeling his clothing down he •.I.eil me by the neck of any great coat and tore off one of ti... buttons. One of the constables released me. Cromsmunined by defendant—You crested • great dim : chance going along by making • noise. You were drunk •• I resisted, and when you got to the polite-station you dto enter the dock. I did nut nee your pockets, • ..er did I put my hands in your pockets ; you refused •• your name and address, sod after your assaulting r. If end the officers I tuck you into custody. When p•ing along you said you would knife me. You did tell i..• that you wished to charge ins and my brother con itibles with assaulting you. You did not go quietly up Cale.lonian-road. Neither of the constables put a I. inilkerchief over his coat collar to prevent you seeing 1. 1 . number. I never refused to give you my number. . l olin Thompson, .307 Y, said about a quarter to 2 o'clock morning I saw the defendant running up the Rich- I. •titl. wal, pursued by Sergeant Fryer, who called for me my brother constable to stop him, which we did. I s the defendant mire the sergeant, and I had to draghlm I hint. I saw him also strike the sergeant on the ii • .4, and he also struck me and my brother constable. Ile to give any name or address, and so we took him i • ...wifely. He created • great disturbance, and said I ...it'd knife us (the constable also attributed most I ..-i•lt. mous language to the defendant). •• defendant (who was suffering under strong emotion) • . I have lwen most unjustly and shockingly treated, by these officers. lam a clerk of fourteen years • and have been • householder in that for the last seven years. Last night I sith some friends, and remained with them until past • this morning, and before leaving them I was time conversing in the street with them. On thtlio and feeling chilled I commenced a kind of jog i• ton lily way home in order to warm myself. Now, so ! • !:ini being drunk I was perfectly sober, and can WitIICA,S to prove it. In fact, I hail only hail • I..ht of hitter ale since 7 o'clock. When I got 1:.t.. Itishuismil-road I was astonished and most taint), indignant at being stopped by three con hut I told them who and what I was, wti. It it 3 paid no attention to, but two of the officers ruled nq pockets and took from them my keys and i enke't hoot, and then told me that I might go ; this I re ..lto ilisisted in taking their numbersOautSergesnt I -yer refused t,, give me his and the constable Thompson a handkerchief round his collar to prevent me see .. his number. I persisted in taking their numbers and for t purpose followed them down to the Caledonian-road station, and when I got there they seized me and nic into the stetion, and made she present char ge. this affair I was Melted in • most cruel manner by 1' ofle,ere , and was afterwards ehut up in a cell over two hours. The sergeant and officer having made •• . !..e communication to the Inspector on duty no one was ...wed to come to rue. When a fresh inspector came on • Iy be came to see me and released me on bail. I have i.,ser been in such a place before. Mr. Laker—Have you • witness here as to what took COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ISt St MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Very moderate supplies of English wheat were on sale here to-day. There was only a limited attendance of millers, and the trade, both for red and white parcels, was quiet ; nevertheless prioes were supported. The quality of the supply was middling. With foreign wheat the market was well supplied. The transactions were of a retail cha ' meter at late rates. Barley and maize afloat being scarce, realised full cur rencies, but for floating cargoes of wheat, the trade ruled The market was scantily supplied with barley. Fine malting parcels readily commanded extreme currencies, and grinding, as well as distilling descriptions were quite as dear. Malt moved off slowly, on former terms. In oats only a moderate business was passing, at late currencies. Beans were quiet, at previous quotations. Peas were in limited request, at late rates. Flour was quiet, but prices were unaltered. Seeds commanded but little attention. Cakes were dull. ARRIVAL% OF GRAIN, Rt.. INTO BY WATER CARRIAGE IRI/11 JAN. IA TO JA S '. NDON BOIII INCLU. SIVE. Wbe n. .h it. o va gri• qi% VS. Taallsh =Mott* ISSO aro dO Me1t...... Iforohio 51670 1560 WOO Total .... 31140 n l9OO 1600 IWM Wai. TAO ore. 1390 0.40 1360 - - 9 , 590 2750 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ( IT meanxed (1.1011 0011 OWN CORIMPONDINT.) English wheat is so scarce that lest Friday's priest are exceeded. Other articles fully es dear. MINDING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Bross.—The demand continues limited and prices rule in buyers' favour. Brown Berbice sold at 315., and cloyed Manilla at 30s. Business has also been done in Havannab, but I.articulara arc kept secret. Refined—tbe demand for both dried goods and pieces continues moderate. at recent rates. COFECE.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon rites tog to go off steadily ;co our qualities at very full rates ; fino fine ordinary to low middling sold at 69a. to 725. ; middling to good middling, 735. to 81s. ; bold, 84e. 6.1. to Stia.; peaberry, 84s. to 91s. Tr.s.—The public sake of Indian teas have gone off steadily ; fine qualities at very full prices. Ittcr--The demand is inactive, there being no buyers at previous prices. Br u.—The demand is very steady at previous price. ; 160 puncheons of Jamaica sold chiefly at 3a. 2.1.; and 30 princbsces of Cuba at Is. 80. Srarrerne.—No sales to report. 18 vico.—Businese has been dons, both on the spot and to arrive, at full previous prices. CUTCH.—Basineu has been done in fine regue at 525. rd. Corron.—The demand continues very steady at prices. JUT' and Harr remain quiet. I"n ..g : en d e e r f :l n ptitti — c I have pres t n°, s l it a as ys t a be i r n o tn were ess . n w one m o y f iety. Mr. Basker—Call him. Mr. Frederick Haynes—l live at 3‘ii, Caledonian-read. Lave known the defendant for the last seven or ..ht years. Some time after 1 o'clock this morning, should say between a quarter and half-past 1 I left the defendant after we hail been talking at my door sole few minutes. I had spent the evening with him, n we were both going home together. When I went my house I left him at the door with a friend. He then perfectly sober. Mr. Barker—l am perfectly certain that the de. :. Alm was sober at the time. Mr. Barker (to defendant)—From that gentleman's evi • tee it appears that you were perfectly sober, and I you were. I believe your statement, and from what .arc heard you ought not to have been brought here, I liter ought you to have been stopped or taken into I than of course discharge you. Tae defendant then left the court with his friends. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. et:emots HOESE ROBBERIES. Crew, a lad, described as • costermonger, was "argot before Mr. Knox, with stealing a dock, three ROYAL Mier WITH Till \Vela NORFOLK Huwr. 'messes, and other articles of the value of 10 f., the property A meet of the West Norfolk Hunt took place yesterday, i' Mr. James Holloway, house-painter, of No. 40, Newman-' on the lawn in front of Sandringham House. The weather Orford-street. I was bright and spring like. and for saute time before the Mr. Holloway said that shortly after 5 o'clock the : hour fixed for the start all the reads on the royal estate ion% afternoon while taking tea in his filet- I were thronged with equestrians of both sexes and card ' ror hack room he thought he heard a noise in the front ages of every description. The splendid pack of hounds "mu. and on going out to ascertain the cause, he occupied the foreign:mod, whilst the ethenavis space in the foil the d res ses end other articles strewed abou t rear (which has recently been considerably enlarged by Lading. Hearing footsteps on the stairs, he want down- clearing away some of the trees and shrubs) was filled up u . .irs and taw the prisoner go out at the door and close it . by members of the hunt and carriage company, and a very eier him. On opening the street door and seeing the hearty and welcome hospitality wee meted out to at heeler running he pursued him, calling "Stop thief," , comers. The PARRS of Wales was mounted on one of his an.l on the prisoner being stopped and his (Mr. Holloway) splendid hunters, and the Princess drove her beautiful elWng up he said, " What do you want with me" Hetold mem in a waggonette. The d was witnessed by Prisoner that hewould tell him when he got back to his - Prince - Albert Victor Prince sad the Primate , house, and took himbsok, and. then found that severalthines Louise from see of the i windowed the The hounds ken taken from the front room and dropped on the wore first put into the Jocelyn wood, where they did not L ''''lieg, including a cloak, three dreams, some blankets, succeed in getting a fox, but all trotted o ff to (Merton `.4 a counterpane. i wood, which was &Whist* ; and no better fortune attended t ,1 , 11 answer to Mr. Knox, the prosecutor said that from them its the covers at Fraaldort. The hounds were then ume he opened the street-door till the prisoner was taken to the Ammer severs, where the squire, Mr. Cold. It'ii.oed, he never lost sight of him. i ham. always keeps • few foxes for the amusement of his Sleeman • 108 E , said that on the prisoner being neighbours, and the was • fox ready to contribute to the ;.ie ea into his custody he said that he knew nothing about amusement of the field. The scent was but indifferent, eobbery, end though roynard afforded a r u n it was but slow, and The prisoner said he had no questions to ask. it was at length determined to eve him up. Their royal ncegeant Wheeler, E division, asked for a remand, he highnesses returned to Sandringham Boothe TALLOW MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) The market is Bat—Town 'tallow, 421. 6d. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot. 43 5. 6d. to Cs. 3d. ; Spring, 435. 6d. to 3.1.; March. 435. 9d. to 43a. 6d.; October to December, 44.. 9d. to 445. 6d. BIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) LtADZYRALL. — Hides : babe. to &Übe.. 3d. to 31d.; 641bs. to 721b5., 31d. to 3 d. ; rlbs. to 801ba, to 3fd.; BMbs. to 881bc, 3 id. to ed.; 88Ibs. to9Blbs.. 4d. to 40. Hoag bides, 9a. to 10s. Gd. Clelf skins, ligbt, 2e. to es. ; full, 7s. 1 OND9ET.-Bheepskins : rolled, fis. to 7a ; halt bads. bs. to Ga. ; dowel, 4s. to bs. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Merin. Pattenden and Smith report the trade quiet, consumers purchasing very sparingly to supply immediate wants at late quotations. artist; innattil nicker rapier on the midair by 11r. or the ir. Fol• chip, lt icionia• of wet ion ha B Nair, mad& i it woe i coarse hal ta. lies 000 here his ser) war le is • • 7 the aid bee. tialitp. repared apts of the o was 0 datemillal , Late that THE , r r ~_ ,_I_ L I . L having heard numerous oompbant. of similar robberies in the district, and thine being reason to believe by a png of which the prisons' I. a member. WARE LIST&-(THIH DAY.) ORDINARY RAILWAY& THE ST. ALBAN'S RITUAL CASE. l Nil Mena .. , IN IM. OienodL. US Deillaaallieltasr Ise Oudiejilikaalld Ua hl Ike Ds. 100 Illeasowarill Weston IN area Instant Ord. 81 UM Do. Ang. OW, VW 100 fteatliarth of Siellasi COURT OF ARCHEL—(THIS DAY.) 10 (Before Sir B. J. PhilLimon.) fit IL/31121 O. 11LACICO1SOC1112. la. The bearing of this ease wee reamed en morning, when e„, Dr. Stephens ammonia his reply. He said if the one was as presented by the counsel on the other side it was N. , peactieally undefended. In his opening address he stated N. I that the rites and aromas' in question were symbolical la. of the errors, the apastitions, and the idolatries of the B Oa t. church of Rome, mad that the elevation of the elements was equivalent to the Popish doctrine of the sacrifice of e s . the meas. This adoration of the elements struck at the N. established doctrine of the Lord's Supper, and was IL in direct contravention of the Book of Common al. Preyetland of the spirit of the Acts of Uniformity. He N. contended that these practices were symbolical of doctrines bt against which our reformers protested. Onset the lead- N. rag principles of the Prayer-book was to procure uni forrnlty and to get aside all former uses except those that et. were expreesly retained. In " Waterton v. Liddell" 118 . Dr. '1•1100101000 said when there we a doubt they K., should be bound by such customs of the ancient church as wee not expressly prohibited, and the N. name judge said that what an prescribed wag N. a virtual prohibition of everything else. The lammed counsel then cited several ideates of Edward VI., IL and of Elizabeth, for the purpose of showing that no form 2 or order of common prayer, or administration of the Lord's a Supper, or any rite and ceremonies, shall be used in any N. church other than is prescribed and appointed to be used 01. by the Book of Common-prayer. The reformation of 11l doctrine naturally led to the change of ritual ; this took et place when the form of the Popish mw was changed into the new form of celebrating the holy oommunion • that ear change was gradual. The mass continued to be perf ormed during the time of Henry VIII., and for the first two al years of the reign of Edward VI., but by the second 00 Prayer-book of Edward VI. it was sheikhs& The object N. was to remove the old superstition • and per baps it might serve as some illustration of the as . position taken up by the defendant, and show that his eg. object was to restore the old superstition that Mr. Pri• la, deaux throughout his address never used the term cam- a. I mnnion table but the term " altar" from the beginning to N I the end. The mass was a sacrifice, and the celebration of la l a it was accompanied by accessories indicating the sacrifice I and the worship of the thing offered or eacrifioed. The to principal of these accessories now to be noticed was the elevation of the elements, and pa, though in a less degree, the burning of incense and of lights, and other ceremonies ; not that all these were superstitious in 81 ' 1 their origin, but they bad become so blended with the . 10 0 . idolatrous celebration of the mass that they could not be 1, suffered to remain. It would be preposterous to suppose that the accessories should be allowed to remain when the 10 mass itself was abolished. He would try the case by the 100 test Dr. Lushington laid down ins" Westerton v. Liddell," that if any doubt remained the test we the nage of the 1 4 1 4 : church. The Acts of Uniformity expressly laid down to e that in the common prayer and administrations of the et. Lord's Supper only one form or manner should be observed. 00 No legal usage had or could be produced, no statute it. had or could be produced authorising the use 10 as a ceremony of lighted candles in the performance 100 lof Divine service, to use incense as a ceremony, or to mix no water with the wine as a ceremony. The only testimony t oo for such usage was to be found in Una old raw books too which were abolished in the time of Edward VI. Such 100 was the case he set before the court, and as the matter M. was to be decided by the Acts of Uniformity , he sub- L'l, mined that he was entitled to the judgment ;0 of the court. Nevertheless, be did not think it st would be respectful to the open if he were to treat St. with silence all the argument that bed been adduced by the opposite side. His friend, Mr. Prideaux, bad stated 10 0100 en several occasions that he had described the church of It; England as an act of parliament church. He denied d i: that he ever said so. Thirty year" ago, in his so. edition of De Lola, on the Constitution, be stated that the St. English catholic church was not destroyed under the se Tudors, but that the only difference between the church 50 emit formerly was and as it was at the end of Elizabeth I: was that certain ecclesiastical abuses which had arisen were reformed, bat that the English catholic church was go. never destroyed. 10 [The case was proceeding when our report left.) et. et. 100 Goost 100 =orodraii..l IN Do.ll SU Op. 4.11;0411 (D 1 100 Do.L I Ord. Dot Noot 00 (INN Ofool O IN grall Wafts wo De.siervaLoss.esk toe Do MN Wan 10 Do. W. WW. HO Do. D. = 100 Loan dos DT 100 IN. 401.00Nt 1011 ii bb 10 lb I 6 T 4 i The TO TO 9$ 06 20 1 16 le 100 101 107 i 109 e 12/1 fa 18 84 161 II 30 19 31 104 114 eiav 11 X% 1141 1241 76 78 64 44 1161 net 14211 144 iii MinaApo. 100 lowasalbllorthWorta. 100 lendooddootiWaslara IS Usa. Mat.* Ussolonh 100 etro6olllan 100 Do. azionatoo, &W. deed 66. et. 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America_ ,la n 47 40 481 Corp. of London Bonds, lft', 4 ) per cent.. 1041. SIAM 10 C. 131. ladle, Aus., oania an In 181 - Credit Fonder of England (limited), 3) . YAM 16 , Chart. Wm of India, go. i sll 77 20 - East India Irrigation and Canal, 16). 5110 01 1 Is . 0 ,,_,_1-•_, 1 7 --••---•• I _ o 1 I _ l 4 1 „ 0 4 ~ -_. Egyptian 9 per amt. Viceroy Loan, 90. i5e. " 1 . 15 M s ..• 00 .,=C id . - iW iiia IKi. 4,, 7 .- 0 1; 0 - - General Credit and Discount (limited), 5 7.16. 10.1211 NOMA London (limiter! I 3I Ms -. Hudson', Bay, 14). KIM SI • Erten EichangeLlatr 8-- Ms - International Financial Society (Limited), 3. WOO 10110101 sh mid Amancea .1 10 4 I die - National Discount Cosnpany (Limited), 101, i. MOM 11 Nup.ilankit.deJanstroL 10 idle -. ( keen Marine Insurance . 201. *Ma fa Itmettcoad Auld Chattel! all 1 7 1 - Oriental Gas (Limited), 60. MN 281 llougliong&-iban.Corp.; all 1 -. Thames and Means Marine Insurance (Lim), 41. moo. sst Do. New .., .... ,- .1 61 pm - UAW . 100 , Imperial Bank Moulted) 16 11718 Id -ad l'u iverni Marion ius_Ylances (Lisalted 7 l o , l 4 , i 7 . 0, i• 11810 . 10 1 luipatal Women ... _ ! all 2 4 Wu 81 Viceroy 0 1 r l O7O l Mariner/ 1400 28 lonian - 1000 25 Do. Now I b !) 1 dls - WPM' 20 , Land Mora St Ind); 4at 21.12 - Mr. H. Davies, solicitor,Weston-super - Mare, 16100111.1001D0.6p.0. Den.,1304,30yr5! Ind GO 84 ... paw 60 , Lon.Sloßdemoo,ge.(l.) 10 20 8 0 - was thrown from his carriage a few nights ago, in 0 11,000 • roc !Lanka and Bradlian 1 45 10 yy di, -. quence of the haus taking fright at a sudden attack mom to Do. New I 4 . 0 00 100 , 2 , 09 9 99 9,92,..11,9.(20. 2 1 8, ,4 1 r d - the carriage by several men, believed to have been ar mom i m I Do. do. do .ut ,per ;pm ad -ad died, says the Manchester Gua r d ian, on Wednesday. 60,100 eo ' Lamed Banked Amyl.' idi f3l 1 3 1 I men bare not been traced. $7,560, tO ; Loudon and 62 ~; County. SO 14 rti to 1 Do. la 20 p. B . pd. 4 - ... - James Dixon, the you th who absconded 12,500 . MOO' 10 Meade' Jobe great-.." n n 54 n 1 B.ooo' 10 1 Do.Newlaal9l9.llousna of - - - week, having stolen about 2,000/. from the Craven I 11•00 :Si i tondos It SonsaAbitaw an 81 8% - at Keighley, where he was employed, has given le,ooo 140 ' Lon. 111 thetweilLim.ll 10 4 1 into custody at Sowerby Bridge, and nearly 1,8001. I AOOO JO I Lemke I eneenela(L)l lie 10 I die - Woo 100 London A Wegaidaste.l 10 nnl fl money carried off has been thus recovered. Since hi WOO 1001 DOMLIOLP.SOBB,OI 10 110 re 101' 13 1 10 appearance Dixon has bad a trip to the Continent, at 16,000 104 Illarebent lean (Una) .1 26 12 10 dis. 14 ' msca '4O i ILlffeentileniMsziwity us 9 2 91, i - fear of capture appears to have impelled him tc maw 10 1 ltstropohtan i 1 81 .Ig_ 11 - render to the police before he bad squandered the wh 1.00 100 'SHWA Bank ow .•1 i• sx „, e , N am e d a A44 , 4 „,1 44 4 4 4 r . ... 1 4,,,: ":_, the money be had dishonestly obtained. [ te.oo• 1•11' National of 14wernool..1 11 6 3 cif,' - ARRIVAL DE THE SZBAPIA-POSTSIIC 16,N•106 IN. Eto. a nigiao -I a - - ' IMOD i gel De. Ind lto tessa. l m- - - JAN. 17.-The Indian troopship filaspia, Captain I - *We fie i Beeissel leak --- - 1 10 - - - has arrived at Spithead from Alexandria with troops 10.010 le Sim kali Wales- - - sil 45 47 ad - On Thursday last the Rev. William Willes N,1196 21 North Weems -. . 71 - - -. easoe' as Oriental Sink Co;pc - e;.' al ats , - son. cleric, 8.A.., was instituted to the rectory of Sin , e.IIIC 10 Emen.klagOarp,(Ly 14 61 61clla -• in Norfolk, on his own petition, be being the I sons Yes Proviso . 8 !Mead ....' 16 67 81 I - thereof. 4,010 111 Do. do. New -1 al •-•- ZEDS QCOTATIONS. - The the or y is that eacl when is emu Australia_ _; al pp pp it - CI 1T,061 106 Lao& eft li. Ati;;;,..i a lb 11 a s i -. faithfully learns from 40 te 70 lines of Greek or 16000 100 I Do. do. La at 6 pall 11 8 6 die - verse eve 7 day, sad in that way acquires a valuabli 6000 11 1 rules of Australia -... 1 en 48 60 at 481 II ad of clastiod matter for the thought of after yearn a 11400 HO 1)01 cei 01 Irdeed Miml a 8 4 !Lei - tales portion is no doubt thus fixed rather strongly moo ,pa I Vase el Londe& ..5....e...abe of the classical allusions made in the He iLi p 2 :11 111 10 10 20 011 11 4 - 4 It 00 • 10 • 14 19 13 13k - ;liter k numbly• 10 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) of their liability by making the shares of the no • minal value of 101. each, instead of, as originally, Obis 4K/Wer• 201. The affairs of the company have been fully Owing to the superabundance of money , the wound up , and the new concern, under the style sa tisfactory tenor of the advicee from abroad, the of the London and Australian Agency Corporation absence of any fresh unfavourable feature in con- (Limited), has been established, with a capital of nexion with Fenianiam, and the knowledge that 800,( t ic o t e , d ii: h 5O at , ( Or . sharesng t of 101 . each. winding wile:, very large remittances of gold were on the way from men the company ' s l b • ea e experienced Prc"il neither cease New York and Australia to this country, the non nor change, and it is now in full operation. stock markets are buoyant to-day, and the general Creditors o f the International Hotel Compsny tendency of prices is upwards. The am ount of (Limited) arerequired to send the particula rs of cial liquidators, by the Bth February, the 18th Feb number of bowl fide transactions on busiess is considerable, and comprises an increased their claims to Mr. Albert Gearing, one of the accountoffi of bankers, in consequence of their inability to em- nary having been appointed b y Vim -Chancellor Malins for adjudicating upon them. ploy their large resources in the discount of comma:- Creditors of the Cachar Company (Limited) are vial bills. The advance in Consols doe s not exceed re q uired to send the particulars o their claims to 1-16 per cent.,but the Three per Cents. Reduced and the liquidators by the 18th of March. numbers are published of bonds amou ntin g N ties ew be Thr in;:till Pe i r n C p e r:min tlL are ent Ireqhiguhesert, these "'e a liri the . home railway stocks are 4to 1 per cent. better. Loan of 1864, for 2,27.3,000L,which were dra wn b y to 11 6 ,8 r. of the Swedish Gove rn ment 44 per Gent. lot on the 2nd instant at Stoc kholm, and are to be As regards foreign bonds, the principa l u p ward pai d off at p ar. movement is in Egyptian and Portuguese scrip. The following is the official return of the cheques Banking and financial shares also meet with some and bills cleared in the Bankers' o f the kinuirY• for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 15 : L 1,606,000 There is no alteration in the discount market, and •TITTh44i. Jan. 9 • Friday, Jan. 10 10.124,000 the rate for loans in the Stock Exchange is still 1 Bsturday, Jan. 11 9,998,000 per cent. M 40 Monday, Jan. 13 11,105,0 Tuesday, Jan. 141 10,009,000 Consols are quoted 92; to 93, ex div., for money Wednesday, Jae. lb I and the new account (6th February), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 931 to 1. The railway market is firm, and prices have further improved in several instances. Cale , (lonian stock has advanced 1 per cent. ; Metro politan and Midland, 1 ; and Great Eastern, *. Annexed are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 1161 to 4 ; Great Western, 451 London and North Western, 1141 to 1 ; Mid land, 100 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to 1241 ; Caledonian , 75 4 to i ; South circ ula t i rs . Eastern, 67 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 291 to 1 ; Great private deposits Northern, 108 to 107 ; ditto A, 108 to 4 ; Advances London, Chatham, and Do v e r, 181 to 1 ; North Th TmeeerT e coin and bullion British, 331 to 34 ; Brighton, 464 to 47 ; the commercial 0 Berwick, 99 to 100 ; and York and North Midland, the discolic . 92 to 93. Ti , - The foreign stock market is firm, with numerous purchases, both speculative and 1,,,,,ti fide. Egyp tian Bonds are in especial demand, at an im prvvement : those of 1864 have risen .1 per cent., the present price being 894 to 90*. Portuguese Scrip is at 14 to 2 prem., showing a rise of 4 per cent ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 35 to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 421 to 434, being f better; and Mexican, 151 to 4, an advance of f. United States 5-20 Bonds have advanced 4 per cent., the present price being 711 to 72. Erie Railway shares are at 471 to 481, being steady ; and Illinois Central, 841 to 831, showing a rise 4767,729,000 Joint C. Pococx, Deputy Inspeoter. Bankers' Ciesring.house, Jan. 16. A heavy business was done on Wednesday, the 15th, in connection with the first settlement in the Stock Exchange for the new year ; but these re turns continue to afford evidence that the amount of mercantile bills afloat is considerably below the average. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Desreses 1.026,500 Notes in circulation Private de posits Demise 613,500 Advances No asap Treasury balance The coin and bullion show a small increase, but the commercial demand for money, as indicated by the discounts, has largely fallen off. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Jan. 15, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 436,003,735 Increase 844,686 Circulation active 24,324,770 Increase 90,916 Public depovits 3,224,627 Decrease 426,202 Other deposits Government seeurities in banking .lopi:tment 14,569,046 Increase 200,000 Other securities in banking department 17,396,623 Decrease 004.061 Coin and bullion in both deputmen ta Seven day and other bills 61i0,691 Increase 35,555 The Best 3,268,557 Increase 37,964 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes it coin) in banking deparunest 12,761,443 Decrease 64,772 The Bank's resources have been trenched upon by some considerable withdrawals of deposits, both on government and on private account, while, at the same time, its holding of securities has been in creased by 200,0001. through its transactions with the Chancellor of the Exchequer. In consequence, however, of the advances on private securities showing a net decrease of 904,0811., the diminution in the reserve is only 64,7721. During tho week, on balance, the Bank parted with about 23,0001. in gold fur exportation, yet the above return shows.= —.mese of 21;443/. of I. Atlantic Cable shares are without change. Anglo- American, 20 to i; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 4f to 6. With the exception of a tleeino of 1/. in London and County, viz., to 51 to 53, Bank shares are tin- altered. Financial shares are firm, at yesterday's quota tions :—lnternatiDnal 2 to 11 dir. ; London, 23 . 1 ! to 22} dia. ; General Credit, 2i to 2 die. ; and Credit Foncier, 3 to I per share. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric and International Telegraph Company will be held on the sth of February. The half yearly meeting of the proprietors of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank is called for the 2;th inst., when a dividend will be BINS OF I An Account purwieut to the Act week ending 4/13 %%C.lll,lldlV, tl l,'.c! lAPJ Ndes lamed Z.."6* ,003,715 ENGLAND. 7th and Bth Vic., e. 32. for the he 15th day of .113111/011, lett. LICEAL,Y. GOVOTIIMfiIt debt £11.016.1110 other securities— 1.004.1010 Gold coin and bul lion 21,005,115 Silver bulliou 838. 003 . 735 a: , o'l3 3 ", NAN KIXO bl Proprietors' Capttll £14,:53.000 Red * De Rt.'Sb,s47 ' Veldt , posita (in cluding , Bar. Banks. Cal wig. ul N alma' Debt. sad Dir ACC,UtItW !t.n4.627 MET Derndt• 23,000.417 Seven day awl utbsr I Alls PARTIWT. Government Seen- Titles 414.569.016 Other necurktioe 17,ffitkett Notes Gadd and 811ver Cain 1.082.478 declared. An extraordinary meeting of the Tork-strict Flax Company (Limited) is convened for the 27th inst., for the purpose of declaring a dividend. An other meeting will also be held on the same day, for the purpose of passing a resolution in favour of a reduction of the capital of the undertaking. A petition for the winding up of the Anglo- Romano Water Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 25th inst. HALF-FAST (his O'CLOCK. Consols and foreign bonds are steady, but rail way stocks show a relapse. Metropolitan has declined to 115 to i ; Midland, to 104.1 to i, and Caledonian to 74f to tl. Mr. H. Davies, solicitor,Weston-super-Mare,who Rumours have been current for some days past that an attempt is likely to be made to raise a wal esen th re " orth i e re h m ore h e il e ta aarriage king (eig ht &ir at n t a dd a rn 'attaok in ("lap: new Turkish loan in London. In the present state of Turkish credit such proposals would have little the carriage by several men, believed to have been armed, chance o f car died, says the Manchester Guardian, on Wednesday. The su and, as the effect would tainly be to throw ; down the prices of all the exist men have not been traced. ing Turkish stocks, it is to be hoped that the James Dixon, the youth who absconded last Porte, whatever its immediate financial require week, having stolen about 2,0001. from the Craven Bank, at Keighley, where he was employed, has given himself manta, will continue, as hitherto, to provide for into custody at Sowerby Bridge, and nearly 1,8001• of the them from month to month, without having re course to other aid than that to be obtained front mone y carried off has be " aim recovered' Sines his die' the Constantinople money-lenders, to whom its real appearance Dixon has had a trip to the Continent, and his fear of capture appears have impelled him to nu- position is well known. to reoder to the police before he had squandered the whole of The Menageries lmperiales steamer Estrama dure, from Brazil, which has reached Lisbon, has the money he had dishonestly obtained. 63,6001. in specie. ARRIVAL OF THE BELEM -PORTSMOUTH, The steamer Atrato, for the West Indies, will JAN. 17.-The Indian troopship Serapis, Captain Bony, take to-day 2,5001. in gold and 2001. in silver. has arrived at Spithead from Alexandria with troops. Advice , from Wolverhampton announce the On Thursday last the Rev. William Wines Hob son, clerk, 8.A., was instituted to t he rector y of Sizelsed, failure of Mr. H. Bennett, ironrnaster, of Worn bridge, near Wellington, Shropshire. His liabili in Norfolk, on his own petition, he being the pekoe thereof. ties are stated to be chiefly due to the makers of ~.;,, h.,,,, ItToN QCOTATIONS.-The theory is that each boy r -a' --. faithfully learns from 40 to 70 lines of Greek or WM The Manchester Examiner gives the following Irma, eve day. and in that way acquires • valuable otere Meows. H. L. Routh and Co.,_ one of the oldest a elsaticat matter for the thought of after years. A oar and most extensive firms in Montreal, suspended taus portion is no doubt thus fixed rather strongly in the mag a ; and f or proo f we may w or th th e f ed that theiit paent on the 3rd instant. Messrs. Brown and aiseinstbs of the class nachos made in the ROOMS of Gillespie, of Hamilton, Canada West, and one of the Owns= are derived from the first book of the And. An largest houses in the West, had also suspended pay animists eollectMn might be made of the hugeness in which mint . The disaster caused much excitement. haelarib ie m e . Alcemismer,.ammehare ,rneetta,lika./7teaseatareatmlee.,,a le The failure is also announced of D. C. Hopkins, of a day ee l li t th e deep , w i s d om e f th e m eg , eZ 7, Cincinnati, with liabilities estimated at 1,000,000 As miss litri ; though it is not quite oleo Mat the dots. flame of the saying had the pet Eton one book in his The Great Western Railway traffic he return shows on.-/hitriA entrant Review, now number. this week a decrease of 872/. compared with the Aw OYSTSH A NATO MISED.-If an oyster be care- eormipm df eg per i o d of Lot year ; t Great ire,,..rstwith-itiough l'orringesterld:thar ei t e t i an 2 a r agasa h, me Northern an increase of 793/. • the Great Eastern reeditv enough : it is situated was the binge, sad is con. an increase of 2,6391. • the 'London and South 1 mina by the folds of the muck and the two pairs of Western an increase of 8061. ; the London, Chatham, lablal laminated tentacles. The mo nth is a aim& tram- and Dover, including th e Metropolitan Extension verse orifice, without teeth or any triturating EWA, and and Branches, an increase of 212/. ; the Metro leads almost directly into the stomach, the sides of whisk u .„,_ Krteas i on, separate l y, a decrease of 102 1 . . are perforated by the large hepatic ducts miming from the Dot"... i Trost in the oentre of which the stomach is imbedded. the Ihneashire and I orkshire an increase of The liver, which is of a green oolour-on which amount it 1,8511. • the North Eastern an increase of 5,310/. ; is readily distinguished from the other virogra-oossists th e Manchester , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an of a number of small follicles • the bi li ary secretions are increase o f mg: ; en d the North B r itish an in. p o ured into the stomach thro:ogh the efswoMP already creme of 2,270,/,, alluded to ; the intestine, after forming whin skews volutions round the other visors, in in an spew At • meetin&yrrterday of the City of Milan IM ins on the other side of the shell from that on whisk tie provemente pony (Limited) the directors' PROVINCIAL SHARI MAREIVII. math is situated. The herd muscular ioass of whits onli. report , Mr. has already been published, was emerom . Jae. le _e eee — T o .oer : c atet t ee m deck' stenos which the k n ife has senged, is the addastonoll= r dopt44. The chairman, Mr. Albert Grant, 41--orest intern, 444 I j r -London and NoraWasamis. 1141 by means of which the animal is enabled to sad M.P.congratulated the shareholders upon the :41-41ancaoair. Bassin& ass _ in : a 4i- b ad roar. the valves :in front of this sandesse earaM dhesseisa ~4 i4Si ; 4 4i, 1-doutE SWAMI Hoek, En will reveal a doable membranes. completion of the Victor Emmanuel Gallery, the ..g.li per C en t..lo2e-minots c e ntre, 84, ea d i a ,-(w ee s in form, and pertly chocolate putly er cilpillew first section of the works unde rt aken by the coon- Luxembourg. 84-rdou nilivelboo. _tine. ex KIT. - . *44441r440 d about the sue of two em peas. lo an sine. ray. He also stated that the annual revenue, twasulnierwe._ecemstvgps,H. 94:„,,,t h — t ---„,„..,1_ , ....._ —7 , i thr e di :arkwhich may be we to POMO" Alma( ma worn" which now amounts to 13,4941. ,is expected in the er hA, lilt 4-nettnh BElPowners Pisani. w h iskey. This double cepa eseenes se an amine mii coarse of a few years to exceed double that amount, I L-asallod Oiall. ta&-Na SUn timal TVllail , P a vestr, the contracting steal& War organ end Vie sod that, mwd ). 71-W eit sad Panic Men blood through the entire system. Attested., enwrap& : in the bronchial vessels, it Mao cob bee the angle. I connected with the ga ll ery are finally settled, the buslon dna. Anne PIIOIOTODOS nest per Gest., thane into the mann to imi sena pre threMlE nig other works included in the company's conoesion al c : s se l: e4 e se s tl'i ma • vamibeem_mmc''emesr(Lered4 lel_time-Ceieeceeeeweetro' srism This twasehial aiemillfsx_._ asibb___,_,__,li ___.two lima ~__ll I will be prosecuted with the utmost vigour. of a, 16 1-16 t- let and Y Ing I t-Lon membranes. in he native what : 1 w ithi n th e me t ektthebellaor4erm.' '''' law ' . I 'Be ' of the General Credit and Discount marine menreaos on and doz=on. sod not Conn, 403a3 7 4 4 _ tond Loudon sod if a small pillion be plead em aat af gloms with allgtio , Company adlnitata) yesterday lamed illair ...rePof t s Northwestern, Ito 11--_. Xeseheiter sisti &linty seat (united), e at water an viewed w i lit ike l elipieNpa oda mieb in testieipation of the half yearly meeting caned tor 4_l___P-manenstri_ _ . ___inentia... sr sad_ Idaialanrk...! 4 / 1 fir, tying Fewer el shunt file . • beraiNal spettosie will be 1 Monday, the 27th instant. It indicates that • 7 0 4 0 r..,1 1 ,_.na rrinfart r s ,tre,ffr iZ s l e ! 11. nos ; the thermals sl day dila Ix the mate , IMO' . MANS policy is being pursued, and that the di- si elese =e x 7,1; ;atm Ve;Aseelaskisee). te x-is la rs*, thus seadseg eih ni enseels ef enter te ineelAk.tile M e n which Sows ......h. th e kewthiel..iursiaLti. beasimr. I: ca ns b r aw l: a , au li tag oun th t L inesi. ir attention chiefly to the SukaaninewunazgOessiokjAe.l6.;r: tgemedoes; easatatheb thimaitaimm, guava. I tt: r erkk'n ' gills.. °f lntis igialr iong ...''.... qwee, e thetter—orat"pute 8/ to Ine lie of the London and Australian nest et ist ; mg OXIONdllik• OW an . i m e. a s oe ; Ike Oita atm MIAs. whiner oysters wore mencookne cc di ; whetkex i . mow (Limited) IVA to a sp atial me rasedem e i e m telei beee mes e wee el 1 e 4. that ie, tin animal Is of espeens sessa Ws harm ern yesterday, that reconstruction of awn On: seem* Zany *arm at V e t sh ee ses: some natura li sts din amen ghat these sme sods and has been most eatisfactorily coon- ens Ifidlead Beek. wens, at 14 to 14; fans individuals. But the hermanninewaingost lls • • has hem made the desire a era. sty trdinagLlZatraTtotirl 4 4: a t s PIZ= ''lr is SO elver as powilna-alinbuswit Alsolieoese. et the . . . . with e view to the reduction li t ameram! pee Jan. 16. MIL 14k7f7.31.1 A“. 727, 3111 V. MAY, Deputy Oubher. THOMPAT EVIICING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 1, both for money and the 6th February, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 921 to 93, and closed at exactly 921 or W 2 13-16 to 15-16. The Three per Cents. Reduced and Now Three per Cents. were quoted at three o'clock 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92,i ; ditto, for account 92/, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93 3, ; New Three per Cents., 93, F 4, 31 ; Five per Stock, 1114, 1 ; ditto our per Cent ., 1001,1 ; ditto Four p er Cent. "enfsced . rupee paper, 861, 71 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 1081. The 11146, Five per Cent. stock was firm. Exchequer Bills remain at 235. to 275. prem. Foreign . stocks were in increased demand, and improved in many cases. Italian Bonds of 1861 were in rather active request, and rose 1 per cent. Those of 1863 advanced 1 ; Peruvian of 1862 and 1865, Itoll ; Egyptian, to 1 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 1 ; Turkish 862, and Mexi can of the Russian, 1 ; Turkish of 18 6 3 , 1 ; and and Portuguese scrip, 1. 4 ~,, • ,~ , ~.m, =il Gorki= eovislostlrt diceirilit' IP As. 1 shoos& 1 r 4. loL pnoos. l i i i sios. .... 004.414a e t bl h = NO 911 100 I. .. Do. 140 .... De.61806.11: 4 2 100 IN NI -. IX Do ipw&J IN es sr ssi Im.D n ir... 1., 16 87 -.. WO) lorg ,. .IWN 104 IN 106 .... 1910 100 1061 1074 - .... De. ao. NON 106 IN IN -• . Do. iio. LION 11111 106 107 - 1119,010 D 6.10.11.110.1098.11106 100 16 88 - 6N Oryils.lavaNsAp.44 IN 1014 poi -. MAN Ds. WM. ft- IN IN 106 $14040 Do. 11011-1860 N... IN 1104 114 -. NUNIMMO lINNING per 6t.121111 IN 101 10 $ - Ds. 110 101 103 - NUN Ds. 1101 1011 /06 106 -.. =l/16 LIG 100 108 110 Ifololli“.4p.o.lp.DOo l 100 104 100 - MON Do. Be. 11201089. 100 1 114 NS - 101 ,AON Now lumßlooleso4o. IN I 00 - 614 Now NEN Wails Gm Bp. m 1.1871 Is DWI 10 /71 904 - 1.411,000 1 Do. Ip. 6.11011•11101 IN N N NI6 06 0 . 00 D 088.6.9.1071 NON 1•9 M 101 100 meol 3/iL IO O low Zollolipme ma IN 106 107 1061 wises Do. Ipso cat IN in rvi WI II NUN Do. Spar Nal 1891 1M 104 1(9 - 1.44 Do4s.lolJoaoaDlo IN IN 107 1061 MANN oft 89901 a, op. 8.16711 HI 10 101 - 116.0001 Ditto 6Ns cent 1886 100 , VI 100 - UNMAN Qmorard 800. Sp. N. 169 1 101 191 - 1.177,490! Do. Do. 1301 - - 100 111 101 10 1 1 900.1111111.1891699. 6 d am.T7 1011 - - ..... Do. NM s & HI 107 10 0 - 101,900 isamanhui, 6p. ct , 1896 100 IN 101 - 914,040,1r501i0v.0444.100. Jelrl 100 MO 110 110 I 7,000.011. 06. 8 p. 66 A. 01.0499 llOl 1111 1111 11 BILLTIOR MUM MINES. -(THIS DAY.) Uiri OVLOOK. The mining market is active to-day, and prices have further improved in several cases. Prince of Wales shares are in especial demand, and have risen to to 31. West Drakewalls are at _ 9s. to lla. ; Grenville, 21 to 021 North Chiverton, 4 } to I ; _Carn Brea, 24 6 Chi ver t on Moor, 6to I ; New Lovell, 7s. lid. to 10s. •, Great Vor, 17} to 18 ; West Chiverton, 67 to 69 ; West Frances, 21 to 23 ; and Caldbeck Fells, 10s. to 12s. 6d. As regards foreign and colonial mining shares, Don Pedro have improved 2s. 6d., viz., to 3to j prem.; and Chontales are in request at to f dia. St. John del Rey are at 31 to 3.3, being steady ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to j prem. ; Pestarens, 1 dis. to par; Boise Grande, par to j prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to 1 prem. • United Mezicant 11 to 1} ; Frontino and Bolivia, to 1; Port Phillip 11 to ; Central American, dia. to par ; and'Anglo- Argentine,l to pram. At North Downs Mine meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a debit balance of 6401. A call of as. per share was made. /01IMI11 RAIL AAI .."'"• & &Maids& 11 •11 llaTiall.slo.(Zgro 5 A mom a , u aii 11.11.&fp.allai II A Auantlaa -- Al alll an 11 Bralearks 11111 1 10 Do 012 1 61111.1( X) U 111 Dalai U all Milan at how -- M la,)Daiwa delral (L) 10 all ea en I cir t=t , aß4 la el Madam (1.) 10 al alialUses) Bp Ur U all Da.80.4./11. i bili.gra DI an I D artisra al YMICIII u an Tian=itike. 10 ail De. 1* all Narmagle• Trial; ind. U all mamas muumuu , • , an •raualoommatateut 11 1 all ,Parls as Odom 10 , all ludo & Linada.(L) 10 ! 10 Royal WORM —-- I all Loyal *wallah .... • all I Do. IFr anal. —.. 10 ell Islates wallow 15 aD ' Da 55paremalPraL * all aaa l'oll•N ii. 7 per et. 10 all 'lLAmlALowi.Vaaatlaa 10 la Wall Mal of Portuipt ao an outura et Trams.— SI all 'Deft sad lima& If all Wava Phalan —.... 111 I all Do. 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