The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-06 00:00:00

C ",.','G....,'" I'OrRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Toren Nisi PAM Safi Dge at WestmiOutllN—PlifOre ,Attie( Juj* Cockburn end a Special Jury.) M'ECIAL JeRTMEC ...„. o arse of the day a special juryman called hie ..tte3tuat to the manner in which special jurymen The gentlemen appeared to think a ,' some unfairness 111 the selection. He said zo t only been summoned in the case of Levy ' en three or four other cams, the summonses ;s .t - ,',::,,,„d aa ad.. In addition to that he had been aa a 'pima jury case, in what he called his The Lord Chief Justice told him he was t. 4 bun. but he could not help it, ea be had • .1 , with the lista. 11 was one of those duties were liable to, and when summoned they LETT r. HAWKINS. sction for dilapi dat Pren',io ac. .40s. 12. C., and Mr. ntios, were counsel for ' jr.Bovill, Q.C., and Mr. Booanquet for the Ir ; ••• is a money lender, and the defendant is or k e eper of antiquities in the British Museum. :.,.'wt had lftsed to the plaintiff the Garrick ;4 L,,an•street, and he was also the owner of the 7,....;h4...b0u5e adjoining. The dispute between the r.,, a ::,,usequemi of the rebuilding.of the Garrick Before the plaintiff's case was concluded to terms, and a verdict sou taken by non .tbooed the money paid into court, subject also by arrangements. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. sEcOND COURT. Priue in Middlesex.—(Before Mr. Justice wales and a Common Jury.) ..0:1•6 03 WIFE F. MATIIEW,—AccIDEKT. tees, .ction to recover damages for injuries sus. " • , the female plaintiff through the negligence of a inrer. • 11 the employ of the defendant, a cab proprietor. . ~..arence and Mr. Eyre Lloyd appeared for the plain r. Pearce for the defendant. ;::,:ct:rt's ease was that, on Tuesday, the 4th Sep iix the afternoon, she was hawking fruits for Ao Irewatreet, St. Giles's. She had r.,si to sell some walnuts to Mr. Demon, a had returned to the kerb when ahe was ac. r . .iothrr customer. It happened that at thin w,..3 the family-way, and being seized by a in the aide she knelt down on the kerb whdat awl one foot extended beyond the kerb a few inches. At this time the cab, Hansom, passed quickly so near to the kerb ran over Mrs. Welsh's foot and broke her ,'.man said that the woman was drunk and was stopped by a policeman, and the injured •.• .eti in the cab to the hospital, where she week, being noxious to get home to her • .e was still lame. ems that Mrs. Welsh was seated on the kerb, • sadden lain she stretched out her leg into the • the approaching cab. There was no ron the part of the driver, who was going -aie to stable at the time, and who immediately took the woman to the hospital. f. ::n1 for the plaintiff—damages, :At. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. it Nisi Priam at Westminster. —(Before Lord Lava Pollock sad a Cortunoa Jury.) PALMER V. ROGERS. = action by the father of an apprentice against ...oter for not carrying out the conditions of the renticeshiß, _ _ ,oe and Mr. T. Salter were counsel for the - .0 i Mr. Ruddlreton, Q C., and Mr. Matthews tor the relieving offioar of Lewisham Union, Lis son with the defendant, who carried on : the Triangle, Hackney. for three years, to learn myitery of a tea dealer, grocer, and provision • ,iring a stim of 2S Z. as the premium, Upon • .0 of the three years the boy was placed in i:tuations, but was discharged from them ..ad that he was ignorant of the business, • to the evidence for the plaintiff he employed by the defendant in serving : :o the shop, and going out with the cart, • 'lade acquainted with the qualities of the :i.rucles sold, or the mode of purchasing them from .L.4iimie dealers. The father, however, admitted son was a rather dull boy, and that he ▪ ie any complaint of his n o t b e i ng p ro p er l y roe trade until after the apprenticeship. It was Lill among other things, that he was not uk.kesping nor how to take stock. In additioo truest action the son had also bronght one against •-. Lint upon the same apprenticeship deed. The :lilted that he once ran away from his master, and - rr.er occasion got drunk with a fellow apprentice wine which they had been bottling. defence, Mr. Rogers, his wife, sod several per had been in the defendant's service, were called ▪ that the boy was employed exactly in the same •il the other apprentices and had every opportunity .ni3g the business if he had been so disposed. It tut after the apprenticeship the plaintiff tried the defendant to keep the boy in his service -• him another situation, and that on his rag either he wrote a letter to the dgeodent . I rally begin to feel something like a doubt r me sou has been properly taught his business." -. eh., was described as " dull and stupid," was now a grocer's shop, but only at the salary of 121. :.,rued Judge, in summing up, mid that during the :..6 raperience at the bar Cod on the bench he never . a , e of this kind. but DO doubt there were occasions au action might properly be brought. Whether beeu properly taught was entirely a question wbo were the beat judges of the matter. His that the DOG had no right. ander the deed . .:teeship, to bring his action, and that that action gratnitons, and seemed, u magenta:l by the u. have only been i ns tit u t e d to compel him to ::terns. •r 7 almost immediately totted a verdict for the !URI' OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) LICIT SON V. ATKINSON. *Sil an application to rite the official liquidators of Log'arid Bank, who were creditors of the der • .t. aee proosednigu • P. Wilde thought that the liquidators had a inertia in the estate to reader it proper to cite .z.. 1 he gave leave accordingly. SURREY SESSIONS (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Johnson, Chairman.) A it [NILE HOCBUIRBAiII P was indicted for breaking and enter inelling-hottae of Whittaker Booth, and stealing ta • beam, his property. prosecuted, and Mr. Lilley defended the • - :fe of the prosecutor said that they Fred in East - . radon-road. 4 to Saturday evening, the 12th ult., she • containing wearing apparel and other pro -'..efront parlour, and about e 4 o'clock she heard • Pasa,go. On going there she found the prisoner Allied the door, and an asking him what he war :4-r- Le mid that some boys had noshed him in. :ten perceived that the front parlour door had • - el open. 4.1.41 that the two boles had been removed. - . for sssistance, arid gave the prisoner into custody. Messeeger said she resided in the next house, a: &dock on evening in question was going to door, whet the saw Mrs. Booth's door soddenly !-:, and s ri An rushed out, nearly knocking her .1-,or was immediately shut, and a few minutes we beard cries of " police." defence. Mr. Lilley said that the prisoner was , oat sta the house, who said he was a lodger, •-• !:..m to help him to move some goods away. He • •,‘ ; any intention to commit a felony. revireed a verdict of tbei/ty, and the chairman . to two months' hard labia,. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IVEsiTMINSTER. , sIoKT (HIVNETA. •man rams to the court this morning, and pre •-4 v. Mr. Self. said that he much wished the ' • opiLion reepactioc a matter from which «I much &mummies. The immediate cause a wha arnoty chimneys. "1 huniouredly remarked that Mn. Lirriper • n.ve kid comae experieoce in that matter than .: alaired how at was auggested that he Gould : iaretce in such a stated " uneatidacto• ;nerved that his desire was to know, not • •«t rid of the smoke, although that would • :v hit whether he was booed to continue ••f the house and pay rent while it was ran •• habitable by the eltimueys smoking. • a.K. 1 how long he had been io the holm. •t ul s tart of last winter sad during the past *.hed to know whether the chimney had end to .tn‘nieg. or whether it was ate habit. .h.l that it had marked ever since he had boa to a matter in law which might be the 'object, bet there the arse was very , ery (deceive insects, something of the ""Pearaone. A gentleman took a hones ■warm .. , e :wecte aid .10 immediately vacated ponmsaioa, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY and it was held in law that he was perfectly right, but then he left directly they began to bite, while applicant had Moaned in the imam Applicant pointed out that he had done so from a suppo sition that the balsams of which he complained would be abated by some remedy being resorted to. Mr. Belle pointed out that itwu a very difficult question of law. it was not a matter affecting the public peace, and therefore not within his jurisdiction. It had been said that nabought opinions were not good for much, bat be should thintoepplicant was not justified in leaving his hours with out the usual notice. MARYLEBONE. cczyza CAPTURE OF • RIIROL•R IN FEMALE DRESS. A powerful fellow, named Edward Boat, was brought up handcuffed, chargedwith burglary. Matthew Hayes, police-oonstahle, 81 S. deposed—At half-post 1 this morning I was iu the Regent's.park.road, where I saw the prisoner,who wuin female clothing, in com pany of another man not now in custody. From the prisoner's manner of mg I thought it was ra th er curious, and followed for about 3p yards. I then turned my lamp on the prisoners legs, and sew he had a pair of dark trousers nadetheath the gown. I went in front and took the two into custody. and asked what the prisoner bad got under his arm . The other man asked me what I meant. and appeared to be quite indignant. A straggle then earned, and the other man got away. I held the prisoner till assistance came, when he dropped a bundle. Mr. Yardley—What have you done with the female attire? — WitGess—l have it here. On the way to the station house he took some spoons from his pocket and said that was all the silver he had found, and I had better take that. He also said be dared say he should spend a good many Christmases, and he should be satisfied with seven years. Mr. Yardley What are the spoons I Witness—Three silver ones. William Barry, 99 S—l heard a rattle sprint this morn ing, and on going to the spot from whence the sound pro ceeded, I saw prisoner in custody of last witnees. On the way to the stetson he said the " crack" was done two houses from where we took him. Ile said he got in at the back, and came out the rime way. Hayes was re.ealled, and said—On going back to the house I found some rope tied to the iron bars of the window, sad this was so screwed round u to bring the bars together and thus make an aperture sufficiently large for a man to get in. The window inside had no restoring and wee lifted op. Near the outside of the window was found a bottle of treacle ►nd a sheet of brown paper spread over with treacle. This is what burglars use to put over the glass when they want to break it to gain admittance, was to make no noise. _ The property produced was identified by Elizabeth Anne Thomas, the servant of the house. The prisoner, who seemed to enjoy the allusion to hi being in female attire, was remanded. WORSH I P-STREET. HUSBAND AND WWI. Jam( g .7 ,, rda,,, described as • oow•keeper, in Britannia street, City.road, was charged on reamed with the following assault upon his wife, • young woman of very respectable appearance, wbo now gave her evidence with the utmost reluctanoe as it was drawn from her by Mr. Ellison, the sitting magistrate. Oa Saturday week last at half-past 1 o'clock in the morn ing my husband had some word' with ins because I spoke to him about coming home late. He was not drunk; he got crcee, and hit me on the head with his hand. He put his hand over my mouth to prevent my calling out. The lodgers came and pre him into custody. I was ill afterwards. I suPPon from fright. He is 23 years of age ;I am 21. W e have two children, and have been mtrried two years and • half. He has been in the habit of ill-using and beating me. The lodger said that his hand was on my throat. I don't know—that is I don't think— Constable—She was too ill to charge him that night, sir • the lodger who did so w u t o h ave b een i n attendance to day, but sent word that be could not. He beard screams and on entering the room she fell out of bed. He supported her in his arms, put her oo her feet, but she fell &gulp, and Dr. Simpson said that if she had been kept al she was toned • few minutes looser, she would sot have recovered her breath. Prisoner—Was it no? Was not the man in the passage Wife—l don't know. Mr. Ellison—Of course not, if insensible. What have you to say • Wife—l don't wish to hurt him. Prisoner—Well, she began to talk loud at me, and put her shoulders where her head ought t o h ave been. I told her to lie down, and not disturb the lodgers. She wouldn't leave off, and then I posher a slight tap on the face. She commenced scream ing, and I placed my hood over her mouth. U she got hurt, it must have been by my hand slipping down from her month to her throat, but not for the purpose. I am sure that I thought nothing at all about it. Mr. Ellison—Your wife comes here to-day for the tint time, and evidently with every desire to make your conduct light as possible. You, too, make light of it, bat it is that misconduct that hes brought you here. She has reluctantly admitted former violence received at your bands, and I can pretty well form front that what it ' must have been on this occasion. The law is very strict in such cases as this, therefore I would advise von to take a serious miming mover to lift your hand in violeoce against your wife. Be mewed that you will Sod it worth while to recollect this. You are both young, and there may be hope for the future from that fact. Your wife, too, is very anxious not to pres s th e c h arge , I will therefore be content to take what if you are in a respectable position of life you will not have difficulty in boding—namely, two sureties in 30/. each, sad your own in double that amount, to be of good behaviour for the future. 1 1 Man and Wife—Thank you, sir. Till ROBBERY OP K 23,000 Al MESSRS. &JUMP S. FCRTHER PARTICULARS. The perpetrators of this and several recent rob beries to a Lege amount remain undiscovered, and no traces of the stolen property have been found. Steps have been taken to prevent the negotiation of the se curities, end telegrams describing the property have been despatched to the outports and to the principal cities on the continent. Intelligent officers belonging to the City and me tropolitan detective foram, selected by the commissioners, have been sent to every city sad town where it is coo. sidered probable the thieves may endeavour to dispose of the booty. It is said that the police are in possession of facts that may eventually lead to the discovery of part if not the whole of the property stolen, and the apprehension of the thieves ; but on this subject the strictest silence is observed. THE ISLINGTON CATTLE-SHOW. SALE OF ANIMALS.—(THLS DAY.) This morning, at nine o'clock, the show wan opened to the public at the attractive price of one shilling ; sad no sooner were the turnstiles ready than an immense influx of visitors, for the most part belonging to the upper and middle classes, commenced, and it continued throughout the morning. A great many elegantly attired ladies were among the company seen engaged in the annual work of public inspection of the prize animals of the country, and on no previous occasion has the public patronage of the show been so marked. The Liverpool-road and all the avenues in the immediate vicinity of the hall were thronged with c3rriagesi. The male; of animals were proceeded with at a very early hour. The splendid short-horn which obtained the gold medal, standing in the catalogue in class 9, No. 76, ham been purchased by Messrs. J. and S. Davis, of the Black Ball, Cattle Market ; and the gold medal pig prize in clam 3, No. 487, has become the property of W. Watling and Soo, Pimlico. Mr. Smith's Devon heifer, being the first prize in its clasp, and having the number 31, goes to Mr. Wagborn, of Cheltenham ; Mr. Blomfield's second prize in the same class is sold to Mr. Collingwood, of Upper-street, Islington ; and Mr. Thomas %Drees Hereford steer, winner of the first prize in chum 11, and catalogued No 83, has found a new owner in Mr. Hillier, of Doable& SCENE AT A FIRE.-(tHIS DAT.) This morning at a early hour a fire broke out in the second Boor of a large building in Mark-lase, let oat in offices to several firms. Conductor Miller, at great risk to his life, brought down from the third Boor the housekeeper. and hi wife and servant, and some children. A bey of live wee unwittingly left behind, and the conductor went beck for him. In descending, Miller became overpowered by the smoke, and fell oe to the staircase with the child in his arms. Conductor Preston at croft rushed to the rescue, and both were saved by his instrumentality although both were nearly suffocated by the smoke. The @snood and third floors were destroyed. WEATHER REPORT.-(T HIS DAY.) TO/21DAT, DINICKIZI 14 8 A.K. , a. F. Ix 49.114 41 W.S.W. 1 3 A. W. aheirdoes /9.11843 &W. W.&W. Leith 40.71'0 &W. 1 6 i S. Ardroman 29 77 0 14. W. 4 2 W. Greencastle 29.310 W. I 1 • W. Galway 'I - I Valencia 29.96 44 W.B. W. 1 1 &W. Cape Clear I- • Queeatitowa. 0.97,47 &W. S 6 I R.W. Liverpool 29.144,4 3A.5.W. 2 4 A.L. Holyhead 29.9 0'49 W.S W. 3 7 &S.W. Pembroke— 29.99 46 W.N. W. 2 6 &W. Peassaise .. 0.07,47 L 0 6 &W. Brest 49.04150 N. 2 6 &S.W. L 45 ' 2 3 E. aochatort O, 3t3 Plymouth 3 04 411 Weymouth PO 02.50 W. I Portsmouth 30.01150 &W. Loudon 50.01,40 B.W. Dover 170.10 50 R.A.W., Yarmouth 10.01147 W, i tkar`atrough 2>AI ♦7 W.S. W. Melds i 341 W..W. 8. eo 13.1 t, 0 1 2 oe I 1 c 4 re 0.00 1 fc 0.00 3 o'o.oo 1 ob o.ly 1 rh 0.30 2 re it. 27 3 oc 9.23 3 fm 4 bf 1; = O 6 R.V. of ; 0.34 1 1 3 S.W. bo ,0.17 3 2 5 S.S.W. cc 10.06 1 1 6 W. 3. W. bt I - S 6 S.W. cm,— 2 5 6 , W.S.W. bm 1 3 1 4 1 S.W. of —: 2 2 2 • B.W. cm , 2 6 5 S.W. co 4 IrItDVISDAT. NONTHEISI IWVPSDAT. 3.&W. to W.N.W Comm W. to P., he'll to moderate to strong, strong, some rain. rats In places. &W. to N. W, wad WWWW/11. BW. to N.W , etron Ivek, fresh to stroug, %lib some rata. S.W. to mode rate to strong, rata In places. As nest above. to niOdriae. Ik171111:11S. As next shove. WWII. N.W. to S.W., fresh, squally, rain in places. Nossissen=leadand, Watharna.thilthil i Weiss. and aala manes. nonthern=thinthit ethane& an 4 nay re Biscay. Madera :Isathrard Yugasnd end Nceth Sas. INACGCRATION or ♦ CONVIDIT.--(TFIIS D♦T.)— This morning Cardinal Wiseman proceeded to Highgate-ribs and opened, with the formalities prescribed by the church, the convent and chapel w►ich bare been established there. Charlton House, situate between Hampstead and Highgate, is the home of the memben of the new convent, and today was selected for the opening—it being the Feist of St. Nicholas, and the anniversary of the arrival of the nuns of " Sainte Union "is London. The ceremony was attended by a large number of the leading Roman catholic families, who have taken a great interest in the establishment of the sew institution, and who have liberally contributed to its SMITHFIELD CLUB.-(THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the members was held at 1 o'clock, at the club-rooms, Agricultural Hall; the president, Lord Tanoroan in the chair. The attendance was numerous, and included Earl Spooner, Lord Faversham, Lord Berner', the Hon. General Hood, Mr. C. Barnett, Mr. Torr, Mr. R. Stratton, Mr. Owen Wallis, Mr. J. Overman, kr. In the report, which was reed by the hoe. secretary, Mr. Braudreth Gibbs, it was stated that the total amount offered for prizes this year is 1,9651. The balance in favour of the club on the lot of December was 4,7481. I3s. Sel., mid the invested capital was 2,9611. 4s. 3d, It was intended to invest 2,003/. more immediately in the funds. The Duke of Richmond was elected president for the seeming year. PENIS.'ULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVI GATION COMPANY-(THIS DAY.) This day the twenty-fourth annual meeting Or this company was held at the compso►'s Ohms, Leaden hall-street ; Mr. A NDIRSON in the chair. The report, which has already Leen published, having been read, The CHAIRII.L2I, in proposing its adoption, referred prin. ripely to the cyclone in Calcutta, which would throw considerable expense on the comp►ny. The Bengal was thrown high upon the sand, but her hull was uninjured, and it was hoped that she would still be an dß cient vessel when she was got to sea. The Hindostan was a mere hulk, and stood at nothing in the campany's books. The cost of transit in Egypt had been reduced from 71. to 21. 10s., and great credit wu due to the Pache of Egypt for his administration of that country. (Hear.) Mr. HADOW seconded the motion, which wu adopted. RANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMBRICA.-(THIS DAS.) This afternoon the half-yearly general meeting of this company was held at the offices of the company in St. Halereeplaos ; Mr. Roamer Carr= in the chair. The report stated that the returns from all the branches during the current year exhibit • satisfactory increase of profit ; and the directors felt amply justified in declaring the customary dividend of three per coot. for the half year, fres of Moans tax, which ell be payable on the sth Jae. next. The report was unanimously adopted, and the meeting having been made special, Yr. H. It. Ferrer was elected a director in the room of Yr. Oliver Ferrer. LONDON AND NORTH WRSTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) A special meeting of the shareholders was held this day at the Eustm-station, for the purpose of considering the propriety of creating new capital, pot exceeding 363,000/., in pursuance of the powers 000tained in the Oompanies' Act of 1664, and also to autho rise an agreemeat for the parched.e of the Shrewsbury and Welel:Tool Railway, and for that purpose to create and authorise the issue of JOO,OO/. four per cent, preference stock ; u pursuance of the Shrewsbury and Vi'elchpc.ol Act, 1844.._ . . Mr. It. MOON, the chairman of the company, presided, and having explained the objects of the meeting, said they inteoded to imam tire per nit. of the new stocks rateably amongst the present prop€iMon. The new capital was re quired in connexion wit► the West London Extension and the Bedford and Cambridge Railway. tie then moved a resolution conferriog on the directors the power of creating Sew capital to the extent of 365,00 X. The resolution haring been seconded, was agreed to after some discussion. The CHAIRMAN said the next resolution was that relating to the Shrewsbury and Welchpool kiiilway. Under the Pre sent working agreement between that company and the Loo doe and North Western an unfriendly feeling existed, and it was therefore deemed desirable by the North Western board to purchase the Shrewsbury lice. He would therefore move that the directors be empowered to raise new capital of :100,0C.d. for the purchase of the Shrewsbury line, such new capital to be entitled to a perpetual preference dividend of 4 per cent. per annum, and to be issued in ex change of the existing capital of the Shrewsbury and Welchpool Railway Company. The SOLICITOR having reed the terms of the agreement of purchase, the resolution was adopted. The proseediegs concluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman. THE COLENSO Cass—We understand this case will not be taken by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council until Wednesday, the 14th inst. The Bishop et Caps Town intends to appear '• under protest." THE NEW ZEALAND BANKING CoMPANT.—(THIS DAT.)—The second half-yearly meeting of this company wet held this afternoon, at the offices in New Broad-attest, Mr. J. F. Russell in the chair. The report recommending • dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum free of income tax, setting aside 4,0001. for the reserve fund, and can ring forward • balance of 7141., was agreed to. FRIGHTFUL AccIDILNT ON rag GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAV.—Yestatday Mr. C. S. Burnaby, wooer for the East Retford district of Nottingham, held an inquest at Ranalill, • village about sax miles from Retford, into the cause of the death of Mr. Richard Russell, civil engi neer, of Bawtry, who was killed on the Great Northern Railway on Saturday night last. Mr. Haswell, who bad had great experience as a civil engineer. both in this country and in America, and had lately received the appointment of engineer of the new line from Dow:ester to Geioeborough; be had been to Doncaster on business connected with the line, and miming the last passenger train from the place at 6 o'clock he, unknown to the officials there. got into a coal train, expecting, it is thought, that it would stop at Bawtry. This train did not stop until it reached Raiford, and the deceased found himself as much to the south of llawtry es be was to the north at Doncaster. Anxious to get to has bane the same evening, and there not being rt train for passengers, be walked into the goods yard, and, ascertaining that • special good. train was about to be despatched, he got into the van. The guard reported this to the clerk in charge at the station, and Mr. Russell was informed that he could toot go. Nothing more was seen of him until he was found on the engine of another train, from which be had to be ejected. He then left, went to the Questa Hotel, ordered a conveyance to take him to Bawtry. Before this was ready he left the hotel, and walked on the Great North-road ea far as the Bawtry-moor crossing of the Great Northern Railway, when he took the railway, and from footroarksoo the down four-foot it would appear that be walked along for a distance of 2i miles, when he was overtaken by • down special goods train from Retford at 11.10 p.m. and killed upon the spot. The deceased's brother, Mr. Samuel Russell, surgeon, of Blytb, stated to the jury the nature of the injuries, and further that the deceased was in good circumstaores, and bad no possible motive for committing suicide. The jury returned • ver dict "That the deceased was accidenta lly killed." SCQPRITED MURDER AT MERTHER.—EarIy on Sunday morning, the deed body of a respectably-dressed man was found in the river Taff, immediately opposite • sotorMos quarter known as "China." As the pockets of the deceased were turned inside out, and • suspicions wound was found on the forehead, it is surmised that there has been foul play perpetrated. For some time the body re. i maimed at the Patriot Inn without being identified, but at length an engine-driver on the Vale of Noah Railway re cognised him u John 1:4-eser, a fitter employed on the rail ' way at Neath. He came to Merthyr on Saturday, and it hu been ascertained that he received 5/. from a club oo that day. After receiving this, be resorted to a low quarter of the town, sod was not beard of until discovered floating in the river. At the spot where found the bank is very Ka cipitowl, and it is possible that deceased in • drunken state fell over, and, being stunned by the blow, wan speedily drowned ; bet the empty pockets are omieona. On Thurs day two arrests were made, and the whole place sines has been in • fever of excitement. The novel mode of lighting adopted by Mr. Rimmed, at his new branch, in Regent-street, &Waite large crowds every night. It consists of • bower of luminous flowers roses. tulips, &e., made of delicately printed glom, through which the light shining has a Pretty effect. a, DECEMBER 6, 1864. WARE LISTB.--I'lllB DAY.) Two o'Otocm. The railway market is doll to-day, but no general reduction has occurred in prices. As regards the principal stocks, the only variations are a de cline of per cent. in Caledonian, in Midland, and i in London and North Western and South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1171 to 1181' Great Western, 77} to 78 ; Midland, 136 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 to 1151 ; Caledonian, 130 to 131 ; South Eastern, 841 to 85 ; Great Eastern, 47 3 to 48 ; Great Northern, 134 to 135 ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan. 120 to 121. Foreign and colonial railway Securities are quiet, and quotations exhibit no altereiton. ,ARY SRA' MI AND STOCI.s. Min Sadly I Pd. I ltaawAirs. Ciargier,r47 Val. 1 2 11 . 11 01 = a sol 111.0. Bristol sod lzanr Caledonian Cork and Bandon.... Cornwall Do. • J A no dlr. untie Do. B Ip. o. Ovoid So B. Dub/1n and Belfast Jane Doodes.Perelad.A.bd.la idlobarnhand Glasgow alripw sod Western arson Lawn Ord. Oa Do. • %oak Do. Log. Stk., No ! Ansi Nortiotionlaad !Great Northern Dad I • no, no dn. an Do_b Ulan. ale pad 11 Ot. Great W South den Weet (In.) al Do.Otour TaLOnallak IA a 110 131 ... 1104 1) °: - P; 0,7 .* T0i1d7,7 Do. W. l Id. Oi Do:NtiDo. Do. it laacaahlre d Tortaktre London and Blackerall Loo,Daittt: S.Coast London. of Do, Loodoat North waste. LoodootsonchWeirtoro Maa.,Shol..et Lincoloab Ilaryport and Carlialt Do. Do. I Sham lletzopoUtsa Do. Now— Yldisad Do. .N•yr Do &rm. Darby Lid. Gt. Wa (ro) Do. Shares 'led Ica ICzt u aty ,Nortb - mill W! all W, NO __ . Do. Ifolle.,riptik,Duact N. Xseteru—Derviek Do. G. N. L Parr.. . Do. 14448.. ..... Do, Took ......... De. Ouritdo Do. Otock.&DorUag Do. do. 386641 Do. do. 180841. North Loodou Do. New .. North Startordahlre N. & 8. Welton June 1 100 iScottinti Coning 1100 Scottish N.E. Aber 00k 100 &lentil& Midland all tihreirubsuy d 100 Shrepahlr• Union 1100 South baron 1 100 South Eaatern 1100 'S. Yalu& d Nam Dun Staines,oklailunoto 100 rad Vale I Do 100; Vigo at Nes* 100 Victoria Ina a !piton 100 IWatintord & Kilkenny. tan i West Cornwall NO IW. IlartlpL H.* 34 36 U If 99 64 106 108 43 AI 7 4 le 183 136 130 133 UN{ 166 e 91 93 rri TN 67 OD 67 60 4‘ 66 leo 102 115 1114 51 IS 106 111 88 40 118 1156 zn, 07 04 66 67 1114 1211 1301 1I 105 107 66 67 26 t 7 114 116 1.8 SD 11 12 pa 9 19 0. 123 126 11 2 pm 79 b 0 10 111 139 161 47i 8 114 II if gOi 77 * i 114] 104 ,118 11] 18] in Gt .... 120 2 49 SO 44 42 841 85i 1116 i 0 1 - 107 -- lie -- ii Pia He 110 38 40 74 7T is 1131 14 - pm 73 101 1 31 1141 6- 103 1 Ti Se NISCUU2IIOI3II. hogia-Mestaso Mtnt . Laigrobio Willa b -•!- ggralsaolli.L.tta.i ) erilo oo Waterworks Bombay Oas (LW BMW dank= load Ft. Moo a ds L Mag. Tat. (L) eallafilltoL=Tov(L.) CI - VidoltZhop(4 City Mims (Lim) . —„I Ow. atAtriosWer.(l.) Carameraialtinlon(loo, Oaosollditid DLL.. (L) IGNatineatel liii.GsaiL) 1 i Cont ll.lll6. raetCo Prad,g rporatio o(L 019.,p.g. C. FMK. &Yob. otXng Do Do. of Mmultlits (L Cratal wa lara in. f o. o l a r oo 4. ... a. Pogo. D at V : Ebbw Va MtnCoos.dtTrd.(L alagraph Rog. a nd Aug Copper Eng.and Forefoot-Wit Nog itikottishllarin. iL Floancial Corporation. Financial Discount (L: Fore-st. Warehouse ‘[ Osilivara (Lhnltod). G.Creditt Flo.ogioi.ii. Goo. Rom Novielloo Noma& ..iolontal An (LI a il d atl a r&i. Vi..1:1. i Intero a e X TT nal bi tailtracii !Internat. Finan.ace. () Intornat. Load (-WIN L & Italloolryig. (Ow. Om) 11/10 lointetoetDisisount(L.) Land necitrillsa (List) Lond. African Trading Load.andOstedoo. td. L Lon.Countylood&T Lond.Distriot Telag. ) Lond. law. Am. ) Do. New lood. G. OinaltiosC.(L I Loud., hallos. &onto. Load. Mee Discount(L) Lond.Provinalaillortne IliLuisa. It Doug Do. Marine Intestment(L)' Mauritius landtc.(l.) . Watt. Erten. TeL (L) IMillwall Doc Warta Instal Lyda COL C. (L ) National Dia. Cont. (L , National Financial (L) NationalFror.UsriosL National Wain Nark NerbuddaCoal a 1. Do. New ~Zealand T...t Loma 31.Eirit, Australasian(L) I li.grit.allercea. lts.(L NovaSootaid.andL. .L) Do. do. Ocean Marine Insure ,Oriental rammer:lid (L Oriental Financial ; Um. ;Oriental in.. (Linutod)' I Orliso Do. New llidandSteam(L) Otago a sthlandl a vest. 'Ottornau huaucial ,L) Ottoman Oss :Limited Panaraalt.M.Steam,L ) Do. Do. do New.. _ I P. sir. lasdiMaa. (Li Teninsular a O. at om . ' ' Do. do. New.. Quebrada L. 1... .11.1 L Upon* Iron Do. New I 'Rio J. City Impror. (11 ROJIJ Ditto ditto ..... Scot. Amara Invest. ' th, Knight. &Co. Soc. ifinan.d'Egyoo( ) IL atrium IL 4 Is. (L.` South Australian LW Submarine Telegraph Do. Scrip Tel.Construca %dap Thames& Mersey la (L) Trost a.ageacyolAito LI I T. a L Co. of U. Canada thittalL Tales. Co.(L)i I 'Usiverollarinelna.A. j :Upper AMMOlTes(this.)l , ; __ Ditto I 10:000 " 'Yin Disisubs's Load... 110,000 N Warrant Flassice(lAsi. 10.000 Westladia t Pacanc4 L. FOREIGN RA ILWA San Panlo (Lim.) (all paid), 19. West Flanders 5; per ant. prof., 91. 72 73 106 106 t 9 190 . 170. BitM9H 204813310:11. Lawn. Mamale& Boal.Mr. &C.ls4ip.a. Do. F Mures Badak• & Lake Duos IDo. Pro forma Boa., Drank& Oodirke 6p. c. M 4 Avg.l.lMl Do, July UNA _ . M.Jo~ 1',11){~ leo 6 Col. drd. Italians 63.0. g., Cops T. A Dooley. a g.l Dosomo.7p.c.por.prol , MA. Board go. 6 do.. I ;lasi loam go. 6 do.. Do. J Illeaske Grand Trunk of Consda D0.N0u1p.11.16.6p.ctl Do. let prat. kende I Do. do. deterred' Do. 220 pref. Boadr Do. do. deferred! Do trd paid. bock Do. do. deferred ! Do. 615 pref. stock Do. do. deigned, Tess Indian Peninsula' Do. rue. 6 per mat Do. New do ft S. of India 6.6 p. et 4 1 Pot Do 'Oa Western of Canada Do. New Do.tlp c. Ms. pay. 1873. . Do.al do. do. 1877-8 Indian Branch, Unshod Do. New . . MACIMS guar. 6p. east.: . _ jai) ir 100 ! Da. d o. 4. do.—, 0 Do. lltth Catenaloo 100 Ilelb. Corp. 6 per o. Rd! 611 11616. Mad Botemder bap, 41 N. Bran.a Can.cla.A .11 B, 100 N. Lot Cao.6p. e.l.et p. B. 100 /kind*, gar.. 13 par cont :100 ! Do. Delbl do Do. do. do. Do. Pullout) do Do. Wu alliot. do Midas Is a 102 k Ma Par iPra a gi II SO P 1 100 KO 166 106 106 SDI 214 90 62 70 72 61 116 de 116 116 69 63 65 67 66 30e 1111 26 30 lea} leei 101 103 MI 6, 91 lit 11 din 88 90 89 1.2 i 018 104 1181 SS 98 91 DS 00 12 12 14 102 024 103 103f m. 1411 I 1 104 I VI JOINT 111OCIL BANILL No. 1111.1 lianas. IPd I El. prima I Salsa. Is,linaltas Agra& Watersamati), MI I 1 13 0 133 I -- 110,11401 60 Do. New Ilma se p, N . - - - 20,0001 60 Do. (of which 251 a pd ) ; 16 10,004 6u Albion I I 14 Oldls, 19 Si 01 I 10,000100 AllianceLw&Unwps 26 SI 38 7874 10800'100 Do. New IS 1114 /174 137 10.000 100 , Do. issued at, In pm lO 10 8 dl. 100,000, 20 Anglo Austrian 10,000 60 Amato Italian (Llnd444) 11 14 Oirlia 112.600 40 Austrabula MI 70 72 7 7,600 40 , Do. Now MI 0 87 - 12,00" 20 Bankof BritisMokimbla 11 14 Ipm - 10,000' 16 Batik of = all le $1 lei 6,000100 Bank*/ 26,400, SO Bank ot Otago (WOW) 6 f idls - 10,000 100 Bank of Quocaudsud (L) SO lli !Ws ad - 00,0008 60 Bank ofilctorinAustrla II $7 811 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Loa) - 60,000' 10 Rank of Now ZeWnd - 60.000 20 Bradlianteortuauwa II 1 pea - 10,0 N. SO Braish a Caldoratan (L I 1 IMs - 22000 60 UMW N. Maims . - 60,000 20 C. Bk. Intia,Aus., China ail la 87 - 10,000 26 Chart. Mer.of ludnotc. all 61 113 - 10,000 100 Clty - 10,000 100 Colonial - 10,000 1 05 tbs. Husk ei India, tte l6 .. -pm -. 000,000 10 Cormendsfel Bank (lei 4 44 7pm 11 6,000 100 CoutlawMal , 10 6 3 die ... 5,000 100 Do. New - 20,000, 60 East London (Wafted' ta I If IPa 6 4 i 4 50.000 20 Eastern Eachange;Llm 8 id pm - 00,000 20 Eug.motAtansteharid. all 00101 - *Ma' 60 itenhali mad ihrodish ILI IS 11 ols - 6440 , 03 Aturopean Bank(Untitedi 104 14 1 • - 10,000 100 Hisnisisa.Utina&Jap(Ll 11, 6 n so. - m oos 100 Do. batted at 2pm lB 4 smu - 20,000 100 ' Do. Now, Ise. at 6pa lO 3 Idia ad - 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Untstodl Illi 1 13 15 pm -. 8.000 100 ' lio. Now 184000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO I 61 7pm 164 4 16,000 60 Automations! Beak (1 )1 174 nt 6 4 414 - 100,000 26 land Morl. BC Inella(L) 6 i IPla 44 20,000 60 Lon.Bk.unlealcoote.AL Ti 4th par - 10,400 100 Lou, Bank of Scotland L IS 6 3Ms - 10,000 100 London and Brazillim 4000 100 'Loa.B.Ayroskß.PlatelL 40 11 14 pmt 66 1 Ili 10,0013 26 I De. Now, W. at 14 pal 74 1 3pm .. 6,000 100 Loa., Bit.. aS. Mat 1.11.4 22 , 5 IMs -. 60,000, 10 Low. MBank of LOMA MI i 10 66 - 50,000 60 London nod County SO 78 60 7/11 144 4 6,000 100 . Lust. lianthcCon.lfsAel 13 I 8 6 dls - 04,000, 50 'Loudon Joint Mock lO , 42 60 .. 20,0 0 0 60 4 Do.New,lu. at 3u pm 3O . - - - MOM 100 Lou. and Northern ,141 15 , 12 4 di. - 041100 20 ,Londou& Booth Ahicao, all I 27 24 - 4030 100 Lou. AB. Western . Lira. Iso , 14 2; pro . - 60,0e0 100 Len. & Westminster IIIO ; 91 93 - 10,000 100 Merchant liank,LW.J.• 2211 67 Dal 10 - ,000 60 Memantlls dr IrcliaatL 14 1 i Oldis in i 20,000 60' Do. New ,lO 2 11.11 s --• ' 10,000 WO Metro.! & Prey. bank ,L '2) I 3 1 ,Ili - lOW 100 Midland Bank (Um, ,SO 1 Idis par - ' 10,000 100 N allow! of Liverpool I ,10 e 9pm - DOM 1 00 N. Pre. of Ragland 43 - - 25,000 10 ; Do. do. Now 111 - - - 20,000 20 ' Do do. & 10 - - - 10.000 60 'Nwional Bank, New 116 - - - 11,000 20 Ni. Sown Wales all 46 47 - 44000. 10 New Zealand (132116001) 1 I Par 4 = - 10,000, 20 North Western 1 114 - 646 N 16 Oriental Bank Corpora all 1 68 N - 20,000. 60 ?rosin. klankingeorpAL a 14 IMs 11 i 4 19,900 100 erovinc. of Ireland - 17,608 10 Made Punt olk Delhi (L 10 4 ipm - 04,000 65 dour& Australia rdi ss it - 10,000 13 South Eastern I DM.) - 10.000 100 Mond. 41 B. I. Akins 6,450 100 . Do. do. - 40.000 15 .17Mon of Anstralla 10,000 100 'l7nent of Inland (LW ) TS 1 04 lids 20 MOM. 49 Union of London - IXX:kb. No. I fib. I DOIBI. lPd I CI. swims. I flakra. 2086,488 81 East and West nabs ~100 116 131 - 1;000110 IGsnerallloattagJoehl 5 I - - 4574110' 82 IlLondoal3Bl2stkada. 100 I 71 74 - 114010 81 Southampton IN I 1100.. - .- MA* at Vseiorla (1•0 - 010' 2/ DO. POW i 1 I .. - ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK& IP 1 6a SO 68 63 66 70 paz 3 I 4 112 12 2 12d1a 2 1411 Id par 5 6 5 / 2 0 3 141. ides am ldla par 17 20 . 5 5 69 51 a Otpla 4 2 dla $22 116 102 112 111 114 3 2Ma 2 IWs 63 100 1 Ile o If If I Ira 1 die did 6 2We 7 6 970 4 die 7 1 sp. II 1 6 i s .l s . 2 i tit* Oi - 7° -- !clIa l 1 Otd Oh Ina 1 . Par 1 g:' _ i i i par 1 p iPc ra aa tl id 4 19 29' /T 1 01444 it 964, fpm lj 9 8 die; Idle par W. 4 itA 9 96 4 66 .919 1 Ipi t! 1111 Par 22 poi j P • Tial S .lll 15 3 • Ws, 6 . 7_ z 4, 4 4 uidt. 881 61 43 a: 83 11 - 3 . ?(21711 SI lidis 27 20 1 It 51.1 idls fps xd' SO Si i 41 65 I apes zd 'talt H~ u~ _ __ ti ii IdM par par fps. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. DEC. S.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, Wl—Lou don an North Western, 1181 to.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, (Ai—North British, 561—South PAIIIOIII. b London and North Western, St. Helen's A, 106—PanalcIllo, lf ed p.—Great Luxembourg shares, 11 16-10-11pudsh Certig cotes, lb I—Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited , . f d.—Mercon tdo and Exchange Bank ,Llnuted;, f J.—National Bank of Li m ,tool (Limited', 8 p.—North Western Bank 'Limited , p . _ Liverpool and London and Globe Eire and 1.1/e, f p.—Queen Insurance, 0-16 p.—Royal Insurance, 54 p.—Colon Marino (Limited , , $ 11-16 f p.-C o nfederate Loan, 6) lief 00 Sof. MONEY MAREET.-(THIS DAY .) Two o'Cux.lL The stock markets remain dull, business being languid. The funds, after remaining all morning at yesterday's prices, however, have improved per cent. within the last hour. The chief moveu,,i,t4 to-day are a decline in Spanish Passive Boiris and Certificates, and the Confederate Loan. The demand for money is moderate to-day, and the supply large. The rate for choice bilk is 6 to 7 per cent. Short loans are obtainable in the Stock Ezchlnge at about 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Ratites were tooted 615 fr. 87c., showing no variation of importance com pared with the last price of yesterday. . - Consols are now quoted 881 to 89, both for money and the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, L 1, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 881, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 871; New Three per Cents., 88, 1, 871 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 201 ; India Stock, 219, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103, 4, 1024, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, se. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, Cs. dis. ; ditto June, 7s. dis. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a further important reduction in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, consequent upon the refusal of the government to ' ratify the terms proposed by the Gene ral Credit Company and Senor Salamanca for a settlement of these debts. The fall in the former amounts to 1 per cent., and in the latter to 1. Confederate Mode have also receded 2 per cent. On the other hand Consolidds bare risen 1. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz :-Greek, 221 to 231 ; Mexican, 29 to ; Confederate, 56 to 58; Spanish Passive, 311 to 1 ; the Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1838, 711 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 71 to ; and the ConsolidEs, 461 to 4, ex div Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, 831 ; Buenos Ayres, 1001. Bonds, 93,1 ; Chili= Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 814, es div. ; Egyptian, 951 ; Greek, for account, 221 ; Italian, for account, 641; ditto Msremmana Railway, 711 ; Mexican for account, 291; do. 1864, 271; Portuguese 1836, &c., for account, 471; Russian,lB22, 881; ditto 1850, 871 ; ditto, 1859, 534 ; ditto, 1862, 86f.i, 87 ; Sardinian, for account, WI, 814, ex dir.; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, 4, 32, 311 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14, 1, 14 ; Turkish, 1858,1001. bonds, 75 ; ditto 1862, 701 ; ditto for account, 711, 1,1; Venezuela, for account, 191 ; ditto, 1864, 424, 431. Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted f to ;1 prem. ; Danu bian, die. to 1 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debenture., 1 to 4 dis. International Financial shares are now quoted 2/ to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 91 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, mg to ; Ottoman Soci4t4 Gen4rale, 21 to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian IBank, 1 to 1 die. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Thursday next a special settling day in the scrip of the new Egyptian loan, which is to be officially marked. It has been expected for some days past that a line amount of gold would be required for Egypt, and yesterday 260,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank for transmission to that glarter. A portion of this snm is stated to be in payment for cotton, and the rest on account of the new loan. On the other hand, 9,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. Messrs. Butter, Drouhet, and Co., merchants, of Gracechurch-street, have stopped payment. Their liabilities reach about 30,0301., and have been prin cipally incurred through the Societi General de Disoonte de Pamplona, and Societi faecal d'Espagna. The books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Co., the ac countants. The prospectus of the Auction Mart Company (Limited) is bailed. The object is to erect in the City of London a public auction mart for the sale of landed estates and other property, • measure described as now absolutely necessary in conse quence of the late Auction Mart in Bartholomew lane having been converted to other purposes, and of the insufficient accommodation afforded else where. The directors state that they have secured on favourable terms an extensive freehold site in Tokenbouse-yard, next to the offices of the General Credit Company, having a frontage of upwards of 1100 feet. In addition to the sale rooms there are to be rooms for arbitrations and for offices, refresh ment accommodation, &c. There is no promotion money, and the undertaking is described as " ori ginating with the directors," who consist exclusively of representatives of the well known auctioneers ' firms of Messrs. Norton, Hoggart, and Trio; Messrs. Bessie', Messrs. Chinnock, Galswortbv, and Chiunock, Messrs. Debenhani and Tewsun, Messrs. Driver and Co., and Messrs. Daniel Smith, Son, and Oakley. Auctioneers are to have a preferences in the allotment. The capital is 75,0001., in 3,000 shares of 251. each. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Colonial Banic is called for the 4th January. The half yearly meeting of the Canada Company is convened for the 29th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Commercial Duck Company ;s to be held on the 24th instant, for the declaration of a half-yearly dividend. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company invite tenders, deliverable by the 2nd January, for the construction of the intended lines of railway to connect their South London system at Peckham with the Croydon and Epsom line at Sutton, the length being about 12 miles. The following memorandnm is from the Nova Scotia Land and Gold Company : The directors of the Nova SCl;ii& Lend and Cold crushing and Amalgamating Company (Limited) have received advices by the present mad :—From Sherbrooke the soot writs that the Cumminger lead has improved since the last report. Frow Oldham the agent states that the alters thine to the crusher were not quite complete, that be had 150 toes of quarts ready for croaking, and anticipated having about 200 toss reedy by the time the amber was ready. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT ILECTILTC AND INTIIINATIONAL TIL P LZONAPN.) (nom OUR OWN colinaronwrr.) Corrox.—The market it very firm, sales probably 10,000 or 15.000 bales. Coax. —The market fairly attended. Wheat in better demand at tally late rates. Flour unchanged. Indian corn steady. Galata. 2Ga. 9d. to 27a. ; mixed, :Ns. to Mi. 6d. Bowls steady. Oata and oatmeal dull. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sucan.—The market has again opened heavily at about last week's prices, with but few sales by private coateset. R•flosd : 42a. 6d. for brown lumps has been accepted ; the demand continua dull. Contr.—Farm prises continue to be paid for all gush ties of Eon India. Malabar sold at 725.; TeUlcberry, 795.; Costa Rica, 795. to 82s. Rice is steady, but quiet. Ann.—The market is firm, bat sales are limited, owing to short supplies of suitable qualities. SALTPLTRX.—Thoro are buyers, but DO OPIUM at previous prima. Sitimutc.--60 chests sold at 51. I2s. 6d. for good red mega 00TrOIC —The market continues active at rising prices. JlM—Good and fine qualities are in good request at firmer rates ; medium and common dull of sale. TALLOW MA RICET. —(I'HIS DA T. ) Tim market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 41s. 3d. ; petenbe►m Y.O. Cu the spot, 40t. 9d. ; Jammu,. 41s. ; March, 42, to 42. a. 3d. ; April to Juno, 43. ; October to Decomber. e 3 s. 6d. " sellses." SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--ITHIB DAY.) Mean. Harvey and Eaatoo report trade at the fol lowing prices :—Prinia meadow hay, 96a. to 1050. ; clover, old, 110 a. to 126 a; Maw, XL to 30a. DAY. Two o'CLoci. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but there is a demand for East Lovell, Great Vor, East Vor, and South Warren shares, at firm quotations Ou the other band, East Grenville have declined. Some of the present prices are as follows East Lovell, 15 to 16 ; Birch Tor and Vitifer, 2to 1 ; Greet Vor, 35 to : East Russell, 54 to 4 ; East Grenville, sto j ; East Vor, 2to I • North Chiverton, 24 to j ; Great East Lovell, 2} to j ; Wheal Grenville, 4j to 5 ; South Warren, lj to 2 ; and Great Laxey, 184 to 194 Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Port Philip and St. John del Rey exhibit a droop ing tendency. MONDAY EMCEE. Console, which closed on Saturday at 89f, "buyers," ex div., for next Thursday's settlement, opened telt, morning at 89 to f, and clued at 881 to I, both for money and the present amount. For the January settlement the last price was 891 to the " continuation" being o to I per cent. The - - - - I official business report is as follows :—Three pee THE WagrEELN FISHERIES.—During the past • Cent. Consols, for money, 89, f, 881 ; ditto, week, notwithstanding such unfavourable weather, several for acceunt, ; Three per Cs-eta. thousand hogsheads of fish have been token on the coasts of ~u ced, 88 . • , f i t New Three per Grote., 88f, f, ; Devon and Cornwall. It is estimated that 21:4,000 mackerel •"'" were landed at Si. Ives, nearly half of which were secured I Annuities, 1855, 'l4 5-16 ; Bank Stock, 239, 2n ; in one night ; and at Mevegissey the fishermen also had India Four per Cent. Stock, 98 ; ditto Four pee good luck. The local markets were consequently well Cent. Debentures, 1866, 9n, 98 ; ditto Bonds, 55., supplied, and several baskets were despatched to Loudon Di. 6s. prem. • Five per Cent. " enticed " rupee and elsewhere. Prices varied from Rs. to 10s. per 120. and ' not the lent difficulty was experienced in getting rid of the paper, 102 , ditto Five.and.a-Half per Cent., 109. mackerel in good condition. The herring fishery, both is The foreign stock mar ket was tone, MPS- Devon and Co rn wall, was remarkably productive; indeed daily i n the afternoon, in sympathy with the bean. more herrings have been caught oe the Cornish coast dune nem of other securities. The principal excitement the past ten days than had been fropientle taken is a sea. was in Spanish Passive Bootle, which were firm in son. Many thousands were secured off Falmouth on Thum- __ rn • ng at 33 to I, but fell suddenly in the day morning, and during the week the St. Ives drift boats ''"e caught largely. The fish were wily disposed of at from I afternoon, on the intelligence referred to below, and Is. 4d. to &. 9d. per 120. Sarcomas boats oe the Devoe I closed f per cent, lower than on Saturday. The musk had splendid catches. bath all regards quality end I fall in the Certificates was likewise I to f per cent. quantity. Pilchards are getting TNT scarce, the w eek'. I Turkish Cuueolidds recovered this morning to Nearly al l the seines 44 catches comprising are carried to the a few thousand Ash of moderate quality. to f, and, though afterwanla weaker, left off f lofts. Tee EASTERN FISHERIEFL—In consequence of better than on Saturday. Venezuela Bonds eon unsettled weather the boats have bees compelled to keep a tinue in demand, and the loans of 1862 and 1864, good deal in harbour during the last few days oe the eastern I being at very low prices for 6 per cent. stocks, have coast. The catches of hemnp have considerably fallen off, risen f per cent. Confederate Bonds have declined and the voyages may be regarded as virtually closed so far as , 1 the smaller boats are concerned. On the whole, the Nunn . per cent. upon to-day's atlvices. There was also has been highly successful, the catches made beanie b een a reduction of lin Italian stock, and in Greek and large, while the prime realised have been remunerative. i Mexican. lio NO KO lii 8 • H lt . lir7llllll l 6 ,• At 1 J Ij ►• 11 •i Ito f it - 104 i 103} all a _die 71 4 lo pa I 9 ohm 4al a I dis 6 S . Mei - $ 26 16 Ills par 9/ 911 1110 123 sd _id