The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-03 00:00:00

TIM POLICE COMM (11118 DAY.) --s-- NARLROROUGH4STRILIT. ..icriag TO raauss isoorruio.—o aorta or enor scojeti to wrJy, Jute Dooley, sad Elias Dorsky, in seesensw were feud seeend parade of washing sod Want artioles, showing that thee had visited .ruts] Aare,. were charged bikes Mr. Yardley, with ai• terto seek pockets. f.;, „Loft, the wife of iwass, el Careaby w..... .7ved being ia betirrehep ia Jelirekeet. and or two kooks Otigtholooliosot si &hag aid et lee. yd Qom (*hag a tub at her pocket. She left, sad um r. Freeman it the Ship, Careaby-street, for her ap a , t e a., when the fernalee followed bet in, and again Awed theonehres one es each aided her, and she than rtt rmary's hand in her pocket. She afterneeds pre Owe taut cesledy. wig sad Humphreys, both of the D diebles, paned fatin .ob e prisugen end seeing the female into a thib-street. Maryiebeas, and then *sae 77.....t y ..t er .t., where they west into the seeps, the proaner keeping watch. They stemma took the r...erro irto custody, s.rgc.ist White, 11, maid he knew the man mm a es*. 4 ibieirea 'yr. u n ljey egad the primers where they got the par• c a fro* owl *el ridllo 7bosh lbws- V.iilley rid it use evident that they had game fro* vpy, .h p. beyieg article,* a pretext for plunder. They • g.Doerons claws of three, prowling about for the pleaderuig either shopkeepers or persons buying shesikl commit them for two months hard lo ▪ s er deck, sad should make so order as to the Ginty toned • tbsee. CLERK EN WELL stemma • PRISOSIM Pornet Hoaky, aged Mt, • glans-blower, of 3, Britainds ▪ c, t y., ls J ; JoAso WNW*, 24 5 weaver, of Bede berseeart. St. Lakes; and Jot. Doling, 21, n a ss et l e, rs, Corn-murk City, were placed at the bar Were Mr. clurged with reacerog a prisoner front the inso. tarot I.lhr-coratabia• Jobs Booby*, 9110, sad m a w . end aemalling them io the execution at that Jaw at tioldwidane, St. Luke's. lbe prilueffs,_ it was swain; part of a desperate pas et sh tem. that *test Golden lane. Last night the above AMa apprehended a prisoner * Golden-lane oil a charge a and when as the way to the policeatatioe t h.y were beset by a pug of neigh fawn end t6eve*, wid their prisoner owned flaws them. They sp,s coptunal the man, bat had not presewisil far before kit the constables were hawked down sad kicked in a very Metal Macilaiff. Roth the Mom stated that they were easy nod hart about the head and body, and they now felt Pl.' Pla it. rigours* defence said, that the constables had mak mistake, for they were out pronto when the tow weatilted. yes I otraeourt sad it wee a cue that he ahead *rid ter nut it wee set to be allowed that coestables were to he teased about by a ast of thieves, wises ia the sae tvtioa 4 their duty. Thu vitamin' were rentanied protesting their 113DOOMOM LOSS OF A rim= AND FIVE LIVES. .1 rend called the Alice Jane, bound from Great caimby to f;aiesbro', with a cargo of deals, was wreaked OS Wbot..n Sends nu Wedneedsy lest, and all oe bowd— the captain sod wife, and mate aud two children—perished. Soe teems to have been coming up the river with the this. with was running very stover. when, owing partie doubt, to th e fng, alter:aught the ground, arid lei.a l tweed coin ter over. The boat attached to tls . loses also to have either gone down or broker, limes. es that there was an chance left for the poor fellows either swim their owe lives or those of the women and two children with them. The vessel belongs to Mr. Vold, of Mellon% The captain's name was Jobe (hey. The shores for several miles were strews with poetises of the cup yesterday (Thursday). After the catastrophe the rowel toted up to the Treat Sande, and wee the.. itkowwwwd. bottom upwards, sows time afterwards. The met wee ~xualawicated with by kiggispli yesterday. ANOTHER BANK FAILURE IN BILBTON. Another bank failure has just taken place in M etal. This time it is the eaving-bank that has gone. Tint bank los bees in existence many years, and wee tea wild aimed sublimity by the iocurobeet of the parith, the Rev. H. R. rateber. The last published statement showed some 28,003 f. in the hands of the trustees or deposited in government emorities, and the like. A new set of treaties having been appointed, and a fresh actuary elected, the accounts were examined, arid it was found that there had bees lees money invested as the trustees' behalf by seem 8,84*/., than had bees deposited. A meeting of the treeless was held yesterday, sad a solicitor attended co Mr. Tietebee's behalf. The ter. gentleman has admitted that he had sppsepriated the mosey, and he is willing to make every reparation, bat is not yet able to make tend thy Ms living. it is eted, will be segues. , and it is loped that a large rion of the amonnt due may be realised. The money in hand will enable ths trustees =l3a. ha the pound. A meeting of the clegio. &don is - - - - - LONDON DOCK COMPIL37.-(THIS DAY.) The half-pearly meeting of the proprietors took place it 1 o'clock, at the Londe° Dock Hones, Mt. MARRIOTT is the chair. It selsl from the statement of accounts that the inosese = half-year amounted to tilt" lis. Id. ; of Mistier* menaused, after meeting all Anon., the sum of KIM Ba. sd. available for diri&sd. dividend of 1 j wort. for the half-year was declared, trams • 1111&401 of more than 10,0001. to be carried ever. MANCHESTER—FRIDAY. These raese are padpesed iota Saturday week, the 11th hut. THE CONVICT= Ys.-... MNI =DEE SUET/NCI Luis.—The MIN si Ur NM Brandrick, Jones, sal Maddox, eonvicled at the recent simians at ntafford of the murder of an old man named hugutt, at Dilates, having been under the con sideration of Sir George Grey, the right honour able baronet bra felt himself justified in recommemd lag the exteasioa of the merry of the crown as to Jooee and Maddox, but as regards Bronkrick, the man who struck the blow that deprived the old man of life, the Low must take its course. Jones and Maddox are narked daring her Majesty's pleasure. The execution will take place at Stafford tomorrow. The sentence of death passed upon: Ryan! Greeslood at the hut assizes at Taunton, for the wilful murder of his oephew at From. on the 10th of August, has been commuted to penal servitude for life. With refereace to Jeers. Waller, found !milt) of the wil ful murder of the gamekeeper Of Thomas Honfall, Foy., veer Otley, the Secretary of State fur the Home Depart ment has not seen sufficient grounds to interfere with the due course of LW, sal the exectutioo will take place at York to- morrow morning. THE CONDEMINED O.IIEVICT BEARD GHZENLAND. —A respite daring her Msjesty's pleasure for this convict, who was seetisoced to death by Mr. Justice Williams at the recent winter arise for Samereet, fer Ike murder of his amasser. tiriab Greenland, at Time, as the 10th of August last, was received yesterday by Mr. Oakley, governor of the Somerset county gaol. A memorial, sumerously si-ned, hail been pireaestel to Sir George Grey, Homo Secretary, pray iag fora commutation of this endemic A Boy Ssurrasitso Is • CHAFF lity, —An homed was recently held blow W. Codd, Rau., at Baker's farm, Wetlierelishl, se the body of David Walsh. who was escidentedly suffocated by, Li in supposed, falling through a UM in lb. doer of the ehaff-left, while removing chaff her lb. Neer Goer I. re bia below. Jelin Palmer, bloom ea the Worrier. deposed—Des the soo of Wilier Walsh, aad vs. dere years of ow Oa the 26thDessabsr. at Irifliesil b the more. hi. he was employed tar* erg ehalf the chaff 1.4 tr. Ms last tim e ism hiss rig was between A and 9 sorsa. rhea I seat him le get sere eats ler tie hones. The mime reraisg. abed 11 rim& 1 beard that he bad bra fogad deed is the cheillis, with his bird down- weeds ; I weal sad as. him ;he ftred quite deed ; hi. taco was dark sad seem Mood Meal from his i.e. on to ray 'lnmate. Walter Whitlock ispord—Deceased was is my employ. end es Thursday mismilee last I heard hls father sell him sargethiag shirt arse ebaff ; I saw deceased fired. sad hailed to take Ides ed. William Rust stated— !am • eager st Werendidd ; ea Thursday last I was marl to elemeard about 12 ar. ; I trod him on • heel of straw ia the stable ; the verb el kis far were tried. lips her garb stopped with bloody sputa through dillealty of respisaties ; heel all the oppresses of sagoestioa, sod from the eireemetaeoes soda which be was fogad the dear • demand is da• to that cause.—Verdict accordiegly.— erfessfiinf Chrtmsele. Asamiss Calitomes AccrosYrr.—On Monday mr.rwin, shoot half•psat 11 Alert whilst Mug. Josime, wit. of a plat* layer, berg b the Desgholt road. sow the Colchester Railway stogies, was roadie, at work, with her hark to the Arc her wrongs dear impeded by crinoline. was carried so sear to the pro that it *alter aad the Ittin.. miming up Mar bask bane her ostler raring. la her fright she me into the here of Mrs. Jam a seat-der ertgielluer. who assisted is intiagairiaillie lie sad mevented mriein if mot fatal injuries to the Adis GI lambic& Chelmsford Cfinveiele. The diatrrici which exists at Wipe is ecome- Tulsa ! at the dulness of trade has aoresiseeil She holatag Public • at whisk Yips psoniied. The menthes, of the h see aim peeliat. log about '.UL was raised ie the rem to mid la alleviatiog the distress. A very daring act of robbery mei committed on %Nig evimim bum Me eke, widow el a pewelereker •deckme neee in Beekdela %Nem de sad *dock Ike mak* 'game e4lem MSS •11. 1 0 9 •4 • h" of PIC drag satiated w• anted oft. T.• 'me .o.a rk. heoever, malt in reenelay with woe ef le brit pewerioe, and today tkey will b• mimed. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1862. ADDRESS OF CONDOLENCE TO HER WIRT. AND NEW ZIALAND (THIS DAY.) A meeting of the Australian and New Zealand eaketesa convened at the instance of the General Anoxia- Men of Australian Ceinalsts, was held at noon, at the Index Tavern, to adopt aa address of coodolenes to the Qum cc the death of the Prince Consort. The chair was tahen by Sir WILLIAM BORTON. The following gentlanna wore priest Mir Hasid Cooper, bit* Speaker of the House of Assembly of New lionth Wale"; Sir John Dickinson, one of the Jaime of the Semmes Quart of New South Wales ; Mr. Justice Therm; 1L Marsh, FA., M.P. ; James A. Youl. Beg., chairman ofe(I s Australian Association ; L Mackin non, h3norary maretuy of the Australian Associa tion ; Captain Begot, P. J. Smith, Fiq. ; Mama Duero; J. Morrison, Dalgetty, J. F. Foster, John Akey, Slaw Orals, John Gilchrist, Cape, M'Combie, Mar sha, Bowden, Miller, Paton, Barnard. Josephs, Otley, Hidep, Joseph Harrold, Charles G. Platte, George Green, D. Fewer, Alen. Lawson, Veneer, J. Alger, Aka. Mader. kaa, Fanner, D. P. M'llwen, G. Witt, A. B. Thenepeem, Di H. Cleve, Jas. Curt* Chas. Stephan', J. Mom, J. 0. R. Looker, Malcolm, Reynolds, Captain Calk Marra D. Ureic* T. B. Romeo; Howland, Dr. AH•ekett, A. W. Bell, Robt. Russell, Maus. Aim, Golds, John Gilchrist, William Pliancy; Benjamin, Bea* W. Fawdingtos, C. C. Macdonald, A. C. Damper, ista. Palmer. After a few introductory remake from the CRAIIIIIII. Mr JANE PALM mond tam ant rooolotios, viz. : •" That this smosting, actuated by the mist devoted loyalty towards her Majesty the Queen, desires to express its earssot sad Isom sympathy aodsoodolence with her testy, seder Qs 'Misting herievestent with which Aheiglity God b rem* visited her Majesty, her into- Wee, tamely, aNd people." Mr. JlMiell TI MM sesooded the motion, which was Weld to. Os the mottos of Sir C. Curroan, seconded by Sir D. Morns, the following gestletnon were appointed • com mittee to draw up as seidrees Chariot Clifford, Sir Jaen rabbis, Wiz Daniel Gasper, Sir J. Diadems, Mr. Max* M.P., Mr. MIA" lEP., Captain Besot, Mr. J. A. Yost sod Mr. L Masidamas. The eresuitter lien retired, and returned after the tepee of a few infantile. Oa the emotion of Sir J. DICILESSON, seconded by Captain BMW, it was resolved : " That the following &dares@ be adopted, and be signed by tin chairman, on behalf of the meeting, and handed by the committee already appointed to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of State for the Colonies, t) be laid by him before her moat green:m][ooly the Queen : " ' Most Gracious Sovereign—We your Majesty's loyal and dutiful subjects belonging to the colonies of Australia sod New Zealand, now resident is England, assembled in public meeting, in the cityof London, desire to express to year Majestyour earnest &idioms, sympathy and condolence ooder the afflicting bereavement with which Almighty God has recently visited your Majesty, your illustrious family, and your people. That, independently of the deep sorrow with which, as subjects of your Majesty's imperial orown, we deplore the early death of so great, so good, so wise, and so erstel a man as his late Royal Highneeelthe Prime Comet, we lave the melancholy duty to perform of meeedies our mpsell gratitude for, and high appreciates of, the great permed Interest which his Royal Highness allow manifested in the advancement and prosperity of t►em portions of your Majesty's dominions with which we see more immediately connected. " In conclusion, we devoutly pray that the Father Ball mercies may sustain and console your Majesty in the midst of your severe afflict:toe, sod that your Majesty may be cheered by the thought, and comforted by the knowledge, that the tears of a sorrowing empire, from the humblest ookege to the stateliest manioc in your Majesty's world-wide dominions, freely mingle with those of your Majesty and the Royal Family in mourning the loss of a Prince whose vir tuous and exemplary career has shed a lustre on your Majesty's reign, and left an impress on the nation at lame el Witt precept and example which will descend with 011 r eating effect upon generations yet unborn.' " WRATH= REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 10MT, .4.1117M1T 2. • LN. s : r M. 0 s. 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A remarkable diacossion took place fln the Town oouncal en the enorrnon!number of freemen mennfentured dating the teat year. It appears from smartie.; read by Alderma; Reprolds that the last two conservative mayor, created more freemen than their eleven predecessors. It is time to pet • atop to the indecency of having sueceeding chief ma gistrates giving opposing decision. We are certain that seek Lord Mayor decides according to his opinion of the am, and ens with the utmost conscientionnees, but, never theless, there re an evil, and • palpable one, for which some remedy should be devised. LORD LINOOLN'S &LIMON SzrzNgm. —lt is currently reported inNottlighlun (rays the Daily Guardian) that ten of the leading members of %illiberal party, who in. riled Lord Lincoln to contest the borough, have subscribed 100 f. each towards the noble lord's election expenses. ENGLAND, BELGIUN, AND ITALY.— rile Leeds Chamber of Commerce having made as earnest remunera tive, through the borough members. MEW Russell, relative to the coo-fulfilment by the Belgian government el its engagement to admit English goods at the same rates of dative as French goods, and also as to the desirableness of webbing the negotiation for a commercial treaty between Frame and Italy, with • view to °tills* the same id vantages for English commerce with Italy that may be pasted to French commerce in that country, the following reply has been received by Kr. Barnes from the Duller Beeretery for Foreign Affairs, (and we believe • similar reply has reached Mr. Bescroft) " Foreign-An, December 30, 1901 Sir,—With re ference to your letter of the 21st bet, transmitting • letter from the Leeds Chamber ef . 9osernerts!..l Ate iliZoted Ro=il acq - neint you that her Majesty's government have oonstantly mod on that of Belgium an equality of tariff with that lamed to Freud% commerce by the late treaty between Belgium and Franco ; lint the Bd. gas governoseet wish to mix with the negotiation of a tasty of commerce the quell= of the toll. no the 'lcheldt. This is the sale obstacle to the levitation of a commercial treaty between Greet Britain sad Belgium. lam to add tart the segotiMioas between Fiance and Italy as to a new tariff will be watched. 1 era sir, your most obedient hatable Nook A. if. LAURA E. Baines. Esq., ILP., I Heedingtoo Ledge, Ladle Tun Erarratet Covilrans AND Ceraleretra.—The following le the hill ef Christmas bee delivered at the Laudon statics of the Rolm Omar Railway. too the 18th to the 26th of Deceedera 1161 r-Ozon, 1,498 ; 9,247 ; pigs, 620 ; cam, 181; turkeys, 6,641; geese, 3,468; desks, 1,581 ; her,. end piernants, 884 ; oysters, barrels of, 2,366 ; oysters in tap, At teas ; meat, 387 tone • poultry, 360 toes ; fish, 329 toes ; Whoa sh, and other Gleams, 496; boxes of oranges, 1,368 ; bap of seta, 686; boxes of dried fruit, 2,063 ; boxes of alosen‘, L5O ; Nada of flour, 16,103 ; quarts of milk. 57,883 ; casks of boor, 4,178. EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OPRRATION.—A paper was meetly read by Mr. Nesseley, of Loeb, sarpoo, be fore the Royal SAW and Mir outsell beirety, Laden, en •reoarinebh ore be whidi rasa pathose hail noesestally removed the entire teepee, fur erase of the sad re stored the petteette essfort and &epees* Mama, dia=ls or robust elessiltraisu and is the pekoe stilts use =oder the ages, of the dimmed terano end sash al Oldie Nodes threatened • es to dram We by starvatien. The operates of erftialho the disused member was wet severe rid pair •4 in Net, in sawed a swiss of prosione, exteeding ever word days but at the end, sad whoa the traps wee Sadly reensoed ; se rapid was the essoory, trait the ma at. sod enjoyed pea dhow the sot hey, Ned .aeries_ to Ws thee la =health. Bat what perhaps, still mere se •suoto people le that he se talk 1/1{11•••••11R a 1110111 we a bit •/ the red el • assess. He cos pealsono every lOW of the alpha s% treyf rases peedeelly fel the sera el them . The O wail the nest he ere Q, eral T, viable nee indiranst le t h e order they ere sweesd, B his sera mere ratios T. le osersrestioe ho era hs readily uraerased V sae buretsd fee excited. -Lois heithessour. Thefellowing notice was is ken the Gessrel Pestultes yesisedra " The Chneilho all pr ran a iest Illbra at Leedeekeey es the ard WOK ll Dreesevielt, brat wrap te ea. it II Mal fa New Drasewild ea i will as tads3l a ir il sa. woos ley the Mentes Naha ma% ler he Seed% Now inenewlek sad Praise Edward's TIME will he ask up ie Dodo so the main of the 4th brad/ sesoy nos by the British souleast west Arabia, se that vowel will 012 at those plows es her trey to New Teak." S MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLool. The funds to-day are again better, the further advioes from America being considered to point still more strongly in the direction of peace. A fresh rise of per oent has taken place in Consols. English railways, in many cease, are 1 or 1 per cent. better. All other securities are strong. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Ben.' ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 66c., being 1 per cent. lower than yes- I t w i ll . Consols are officially marked 92 and 92 4, ex div., for money, and 92 and 924, ex div., for the account. The present quotation is 92 to 1 both for cash and next Thursday's settlement. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 4. New Three per Cents, 911, 4, 1. Indian 5 per Cent. Stock, 1051, 104, ex div. Ditto for account, 1064, ex div. Ditto, 4 per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 99 ; Five per Cent. " (mimed" rupee paper, 981, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Conte., 1041 ; Exchequer-bills, March, 13.1. prem. ; ditto June, 145., 15a, lls. prem. . „ Foreign stocks are firm, with a favourable ten dency. The Turkish loan of 1864, is quoted at 79 to 80, and that of 1858, 70 to 7L There is a recovery in Mexican bonds, which are last marked 281 Sales are recorded ae follows :—ltalian Five per Cents., 831 ex div. (exchange 251 r.) ; Mexi• can Three per Cents., for account, 281, 27i, 281 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 92, ex div. ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 59 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 50, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 501, ex div. ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Conte., 411, ex div.; ditto for account, 411, ex dlv. ; ditto Passive 181; the Committee's Certificates, 81; Turkish Si: per Cents., 1854, for account, 80, 791; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 70, ; ditto for account, 701, 71, 701 I, 70 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 22,1. There was a fair demand for money yesterday at theßank of England, but the applications were much lams numerous than ou Monday, when nearly all the discount brokers were applicants for advances. In the open market, pending the settlement of the bills maturing on the 4th, the rate for good paper is maintained at 3 per cent. Nogold was seat intothe Bank yesterday. 20,0001. is about to be shipped to Cadia. The 449,0001. in specie by the West India packet reached the Beak of England yesterday, but will not be delivered to the bullion broken for about a week. The Oneida,. from Brazil, has arrived at South ampton with 53,7111. in specie. The mail steamer Para will take to-morrow 121,8101. in specie, of which 79,8001. is for Cal cutta, 28,4701. for Singapore, 8,7001. for Hong Kong, 4,0001. for Alexandria, 1,5401. for Madre, 1,2001. for Ceylon, and 1001. for Shanghae. 6,73% is gold, and the r est silver. The normal prioe of the English sovereign at New York is about 4 dole. 8t cents. The present price is 4 dole. 90 cents. This appears to indicate a disposition to ,hoard the coin. It is the rise in the value of the sovereign, combined with the charge of one per cent. for insurance against war risks, that explains the smallness of the remittances of gold which are now being made from America to this country, otherwise a considerable sum would probably come over. The smallness of the charge for insurance against war risks furnishes fresh evidence of the disbelief of the commercial classes in America in war. 1t appears that the Shannon has brought no *dykes from Venezuela, the steamer from that quarter not haying arrived at St. Thomas's in time to catch her. _ The Liverpool cotton market yesterday showed an upward tendency, and the sales reached 20,000 bales. The steamer Sir James Duke has sailed with 200 miles of submarine electric cable on board, forth. re pair of the fractured Red Sea line. The cable has been manufactured by Masers. Glass, Elliot, and Co., in the short space of 17 days. On the arrival of the Sir James Duke at Aden the state of the line between that point and Kurrachee will be carefully examined, and where any portion is discovered to be fractured it will be replaced by a piece of the new cable, which will be "spliced" on. It LI satisfactory to hear that the telegrams from Alexandria have been arriving in much shorter time during the last two or three days—the average period occupied being 18 hours. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,4331. ' • the Man chester, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of ' 1,0291. • the Midland, an increase of 178 1 . ; and the North Eastern, a decrease of 8921. At the extraordinary meeting of the Clerical, Medical, and General Life Assur a n c e Society, helot yesterday, the directors submitted tothe proprietors and to the assured the result of an investigation into its affairs for the quinquennial period which terminated on the 30th June last. On that day the society completed its 37th year, and the directors statethat thepresent investigation has fully realised the anticipations of success to which they have given frequent expression in their annual reports. The report of the meeting will be found in our news columns. The return of the Bank of England for the week 3nding Dec. 31, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 7,345,833 Imams 255,692 Other deposits Goverment securities is ou. banin nj u itartinent 11,561,672 blame 498,525 m basking department OM and bullion in both department. 15,961,439 Increase 205,506 Saves day sad other bale 652,&50 Increase 18,766 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& cola) in banking deparenent 10,445,899 Decrease 393,339 That there has been an active demand for money at the Bank, as usual at the turn of the year, is shown by the increase of nearly two mil lions in the private securities. This demand, how ever, seems to have been chiefly of a precautionary character, for an addition of almost equal amount has been made to the private deposits. The in crease in the Government securities arises, pro bably, from transactions between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Bank. The decrease in the remove is unimportant. The bullion continues to rise. BANE. OF LWOLAND.—As Aa and igh e. 1311. to On vs 31, Ito6l. ISM MN Now farad 423,792,236 A29.7W2,V6 SAIIILIDO DI Prow%kat award 514,464000 Bast PabUo (la an liddv MT. Isalo,,Ocei. oda. d xolload AS Debi. mg Div %W Other Ac lepodin 13,11111.001 Ilszjagarladisit MAO at t to the Let Tth ea Tuesday, Dee CZNITiLsos abs..an.out s ue Other sepulliat.... $.1114,900 094 esia 'ad k. iiii — -- mumes U 4791,1116 /140,708,0 ft Jas. I. 1/11. Y. - Goviraa;sn I ears- Man dadoding Dead WelglitAs -611,51.471 ai Oaar ali flawarilka 11.1 , ,018 Nag 11.111,716 Odd and laver Oda—. 440,71111,11111 MAItiIIiALL. Cbkd Omillir. TIOVIDAT EVINING. Cons)* which closed yesterday M 911 to 1 ex div., oprsed this morning at the same quota tion, rase to 91, fell to 911 to 1, and closed at 911 " buyers" both for money and next Thursday's settlement. The official bugs's& report is as fol lows :—Three per Coat. Cows* for mossy, 911, it 1, 92. ex dm. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), if, 1,1, L 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91,1, l„ ; New iThree per Cents., 911, 1, * ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 1-19, 9-16 ; India Five per Cant. Stock, 105, 1, 1 'ex div. • ditto for amount, 1061 ex Of • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 981; dAte Bonds, 13s. prem. ; Five per Cent. enfacrel • rupee paper, 981, 98, ; ditto Five-mid-a-Salt per Cent., 104!,105. The India Five per Cent. Stock was again -fa great demand to-day, and touched at one 1951 to 106. The closing quotation was 1 le= div., being 1 higher than yesterday. pointed out, as illustrating the course of pubis investments, that this stock has risen 4 per cast. from its lowest point, being double the amount if the recovery in COllBOlll. In little more than a week the rupee paper has risen upwards of 2 per cent. The Five per O. closed to-day at 98 to 1, and the Five-and-s-Huff at 104 to 1. The March F.:chequer Brills were quoted 7s. fe 10a. preen., and the June 10s. to 13s. prem. showing, in the latter cams, a alight improvement. : The closing quotations for sham in new u takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Insurance, 51 to 61 prem. ; Thames and Marine, 1 5-16 to I'7-16 prem.; Universal Maims Insurs.noe, 11 to 11 dia. • London and Provincial Marine, o 3 die. • Mer c antile Fire, 9-16 to 1146 prem. ; Commercial Won Firs,l to dies; iNed Indian Carrying, par to f_preni. The shares 411 the London and Burton Brewery Company wise dealt in at prem. • - Colonial Government Bonds were in request. Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Nair South Wales rose 1 per cent., and Victoria 1. SHARE L15213.-(THIS DAYJ Two row. The railway share market is not active to- day but a further improvement has oco caned in most instances. Midland, Caledonian, and Eastern Counties stock have risen to a per cent., and most of the other principal lines 1 to 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to ; Great Western, 69 to • Midland, 1311 to 1 ; lanceskire and Yorkshire, 1001 tot ; Caledonian, 1004 to 1 ; South Eastern, 771 ; and Eastern Counties, 034 to 544. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen res l . l prem. Great Western of Canada are again 01.1421A11' IMANNI AND NIOOIOI. MINATO. r tm air eNz r. laiikm, ...... ..... pr iz a , , it; .., 314.---0.-1 Oast sal 1ia1a5......1 M all „ la all Da. • Awdizaiiii• 2 'V="l - itA/Nia. N. 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Zadh "els Oft. & I irei—i—Oilil74 t*" IT! ~ w«t irE - : - 1 1:11 as ll 11 66 K la lilt IC4 I pm M N 4 4 dale 27 U 77e 72 II 07 96 97 2 2 • se se • • "It 141,11 Si IS • Si 186 en • 11 4 - 114 1111 11 N 411 44 II Si 41 ial i . ki 4 TS Tt a EXPLANATION. 6.—Barometer merected andie - ciae.i . to 92 dee. at mean sea level . each 10 feet, of vertical des, causing about one-hundredth of an loch diminution : sad each 10 deg., above 32 deg., cameos newly three-hundredthe Increase. Z.—Exposed therratabeter In shade. M.—Molstesied bulb (for evaporation sod dew point). D.—Direction of 'Mod (tree—two points left at mat netts). F.—Yorm 3to In--estimated). t.).--Ctoud (1 to 9). L Initials b, blue sky . e. clouds (detached) : f, foe , h, Wl ;1, lightning: at, mlOll ihasy): o, overcast (dull) r, rain: snow; I. thunder. ..—Sesdlsturbsnos (1 to 91. W.—Wet, rainfall, or snow, or had, slam lost report, In Inches and decimals. Z.— I Win. Mmers. Longman and Co. have in preparation a mooed series of " Peaks, Posse, and Glaciers," describing the excuniom sad explorations of members of the Alpine Club, edited by Mr. E. S. Kennedy. The volume will contain Iwamoto of several mountains never before as cended. sal a =Thies of an exploration of the south- MUI tern districts of Iceland which have not been visited by any traveUer, except Y. Caiman, for fifty yours. _ . . ii. Ili IIL 111 ifi: ~iio We read in the Critic:—"On Thursday, at a meeting of the Committee for Erecting the Memorial of the Groat Exhibition ci 1851. a letter was reed from the Prince of Wales, stating that it is the wish of her Majesty that • statue of the isle Prince Consort should form part of that Memorial ; the 'Mtge to be the gift of hia Royal Highness the Prime of Wales. We understand that the commission has been given to Mr. Joseph Durham to execute a bronze statue in accordance with the Queen's wish, and that the place wich that statue is to occupy is to be (also at the Queen'. express desire) that part of the memorial which has previously been eseigned to the statue of her Majesty herself. This is, in deed, • striking and effecting proof of the eagerness with which the Queen seizes every opportunity to do full honour to her beloved husband's emery, sod how anxious she is that be, and be slime, should occupy the poet of honour in relation to matters which his onertiTy and ability did so much to brim about." MISTIROS Or SCILETIEIC SOCIETIES FOR TR/ 1 0 ISSCIES Wier[.—Xamdsy—Clonlogiata' Association, 7, Pro- 20 kiwi Timm* Oa Lieneeteesia." end "Os Modern }lint 1 0 Implonsate, sad Yak Mode of Manufacture." British n ilesbilasto. Ithrabologioal. 8. Medical, 86, "Clinical Di emisa." Tannity—Pathological, 8. anniversary meet- is Iftraeeepapbtsß Royal Institution, 3, Prelim. T o n. dell. Oa Light" flommile Lectures). Wednesale= g; salogleal, 84, SW. II H. Hartehovee, " the Masan of iM Mideast& Century." Geologlial. 8, I. Pro- * ham J. Mow* and Mr. G.M. Roberta, "On the Carboni- ft foram Lluesteas sad Yellow lieridstooe of Farlow sad Ore*" (Ise SLIL, Salop; with a Note oil a New Species 6 21 Nithahtiffet.,b7 Sir P. Bagaiaas" 2 ; Mr. E. W. &SW, 4 "Oa ISM MOS Hama, *bowing structure, from the Lower I° 0021-11021 i Si LISCIA6O2." Royal Society of Literates,. 81, Dr . r fa m. NOw the Resollion Charles V. Is 4:1. Mr. '' t ;tril:i e r/ sl , tite co Phi In tie stars sad Qualities of Voltaic ty ; Rev. 8. 4 Boadheee," Ole the Diersel Wee of Part Leopold, North to rdes We. W. M. lineres, " On the Posterior Lobes of tare Oman= of lie Quidnasoaa." Friday —Astreao sali, 8. Ilabarisy—latti4 & • &num has Egoism The deem tire engine xO. cao, g of Mire. Shaul and Mersa, Oa mesa ci which has km ENSEICRE. telly established at all the Ikon M Me attended, has doer- "" admit tbo manosiog esemehlee el the Landon Fire Brigs& ...V B to bavo three men 4we mien manufactured end eta is miser pans et the 'metropolis. IM:iia 81. JOINT WOOL li a us f M ■ Ara sad 0. lat. bra Aminids Mak Nat of ark el Team Mask a. Ands alma Bak of Aricals. Clam . OM. Nem a 124 a• jaa., sal ear I. lica — ra. ih;isTiulirti a row Ma= a war AfraZ Iwo. sod Wodiodmior Nei rem a Zoofiroi Do. /row— Ifolkorl Doak ..soar Robs Doak Wows Donk Pfoolosiol of Woad AsOirolls Delos of Autrallo Voles of Lad= , 11 111 - 1" 1 1 1 2 _ ? II u t PT Si Nada.** OS 94 It WA. WitlM - - OWN& I. Wt. ph et. - - MINEB.-(THI8 - DAY.) • Two o'Ciocc There is an absence of activity in the mining market to-day, but prices generally are maintained. Wheal Beton &bares are quoted 190 to 122; East Caradon, 29i to 30, being better ; Wheal Mary Ann, 16 to ; West Rose Down, 91 to 10i ; Marie Valley, Of to 10 ; lierodsfoot, 374 to 384 ; South Caradon 310 to 316; and West Caradon, 46 to 46. No tran sactions are marked in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares have last with more attention to-day. East del Rey, Poet Phillip, Scottish Australian, and St. John del Rey, have been dealt in at improved quotations. Several transactions will be found recorded in the official list. A petition for the winding up of the St. Donnie Consols Mining Company (Limited) is to be helot in the Stemming' Court on the 14th inst.. . .- --- ---... -- -- -- - -- -- - The following mining dividends have been declined daring the month of Doomber : Mines. Per Shan. Amount. Wad Wheel Beton 2B 0 0 .. 23,200 Doloosth Greet South Tolima North Downs 0 5 0 .. 1,500 0 0 1 Tiumott Wheal Beret 2 0 0 .. 1,024 0 0 • MouPlimint l5 0 .. 800 0 0 Bedford Dated O3 0 .. 600 0 0 Illissl asks Wing Nary Ara Oresdil 0 1 3 .. 320 0 0 Brun at Jan del lot Told £47,714 0 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LA NI.-(11(12 DAY.) The weather chilled this morning. It is now thick and hazy, with rain. and the vied from the 88. W. The supply of home grown wheat continue, axtromosiy limited. Flour also very short. Barley and malt not so liberal as last week. Osta, beans, and peas oboe,. Soot& and loW oats none trash up sines hot market. Thia foreign arrivalm of wheat continue short, none reported shoos Wedeseday. Flour none doting the week. Bailey, little came in from Denmark. OaAk a few since Wednesday, Dutch, Amish, sad Swedish. A cargo of linseed from Cresetedt, but nothing elm of soy consequence during the week. The wheat Dade to-day °Gotham very quiet at nominally the same prime as on Monday, both English and foreign. Flour in the same dull state,. Barley-line samples-firm, but not much doing. Oats about the same value as Monday. Linseed sad rapeseed firm. Beans and peas steady. Ow mined rather diaper, swept the finest samples ; and sun bard and canary meads dull. FLOATING CARGOI/L-Holdars an firm, ad bet little business reported ; arrivals very small. Vinsar.-Engthh Fees: and Kent, white, new, Ms. to 68a; ditto, fins old, 575. to 665.; ditto, red, now, 535. to 62a; ditto, fine old, Ws. to 61s. ; Norfolk, do., fine old, -a. to -s.; red, new, -s. to -a. Foreign : Danish, 61s. to 67e.; See, 655. to Ws.; extra, les. to 768. 1 HouJordh Mk to 675.; ditto, ex 69a to 705.; Rosack, extra, 65e. to 71a.; Mecklenburg 545. to 655.; Uckermark ditto, M.; American whit*, to 68a.; ditto, red, 57a to 69e.; Oasis dian, 50a. to 68e. Hmuar.--loglish =Nem 36a. to 37e. ; ass, 42a ; 325. to 345.; and &Milling, 320. to ts. per qr.; r il ort & greij, 335. to 34a.; ditto distilling, 32e. to 36a; Maw.- Brea aid Norfolk, 581. to 621. ; Eno. Cs. *Oh. ; g ins sad Ware, 645. to 701.; brows. 495. to 575. 006.-Zectlak feed, 251. Od. to 275. ; potato, 275. to 20s. ; foreign, 16a. Od. to 72a. Mrs, Ms. to 361. BRANR-Sagllsla tick, 40s. to 435. ; harrow, 411 e. to So. ; pigeon, 425. to o t i &orelte, MinneiNa r lo. ta l: 40s. ; tisk MX to es. ; 475.. to ; ' , 375. toils. PTIAL-Bsoldi 395. to 435.: w lets and blue, Ste. to 42a ; maple, 41a. to 44e.. grey, 36s to 375.; hog, Tfit to 311 s. ; foreign, 36e. to Xis. nowt-English town, 48s. to 635.; ditto doe, 63e. to 56a; ewastry, 475. to 465. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 43a. to 44..; IProaah, 474 to 6b. pet seek ; Amerman, 275. to 36a; Ossiodin. Vt. to : Spani s h. 61s. to 53a. Input Cow -White,.374 to 40s. w 385. to 41e. FLOATING CAROMS, a ll C. F. sad -Wboat : Berdi reeki and Mariano*, per 492 The., 54.. t 0 .585. ; Ghirks, 51a. to 565. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 51s. to 116 s. ; 675. to 61a. ; Danube and Galata, 41s. to 475. ; Fent. Ws. to 42a. Barley : Rapti= sad byria, pet • We. to 275. ; Odessa sod thumbs do., Ma. to 275. Beans : Egyptian, per 43011n.,32e. to 335. Modes : Odom and Salsts, per 4921ba, 365. Od. to 365. ; Deal and Bulgarian, pee 4801.., 345. Od. to Ma. ; Frock do., -a. to -a ; American, do., 325. to 33e. ; Fqyptiss, 325. to 335. S i , seed, per qr. 130 e. to 60s. ; I, l= goo!, per qr., 48s. to 50e. ; No:Amid seed, per white, 6s. to 9s. ; brows, be,. to I*. ; Linseed, per qr., cartathing, 575. to 00a. ; Linseed ekes, per too, IN. 10s. to 111. Oa. ; Americas, thin, In hi-b. per tok 121.6.. to 121. 10s.; do., in hags, W. Os. to 111. 1 5..; Baltic, Of. to W. Os. ; Marseilles, 10i. to 101. 10s.: Rape cakes. 51. Gab 6/. ; Terse, per boobs!, winter, es. to 9a Od. ; seed, English, per qr., 645. to We. , ARRIVALS INTO LONNY ripia D=C. t 0 TO JAN ; & Beitllsla sad f ltoreks. 490 • I Wb IWI///f Ora! I iiii ioo an Nall Mew. Zia* JUG limb. MINCING LANE :7 (T#IS . DAY.) Soot& —The market armed staidily after the holidays at full to rather dearer prigs, sad has linos ear timid flan. Drown Mauritius acid at 31s. to 31s. y e llow, no. ; crystallised, 410. • toe Cisrpattah data, 41a. ; I ortließry to good brown Porto law; SU to 375. 6d. ; low to fine yellow, 38s. to 43a. ; dived KIWI* 34e. Bd. Relined firm, with a moderatelt u pp e a s ot goodo. Corson.—Ths Maotatioa Ceylon o ff ered by radios lags goes readily at firm prime ; fins ordiam7 to low Wallis& 711 e. 6d. to 74,5. 6d. 0000 A is lam active. A MAU parog of Triaidad sold at 665. to 67a. TIA.—A fair bushier ie doing at his. rata. Rim, Rim sad BALTPETIA ociatiavoi neglected. Sao° hag sold at former prima ; fair large, 2.51. to 26. Perna—Afloat 1,0011 hags Maggiore have been sold at Sidi to *IL OOTTOIL—Tbs &mad is active, and firmer prices bars base paid. &our° asstioses to sell briskly at higher rats ; 91. 7. 6d. astused fee D. C. ammo. TALLOW MARKIT.—(THIS DAY.) Me Yam weeks& to-day le stamly. Town tallow is quoted etle. wet arab ; Petersburg Y. of the spot, 511 ; Jas. to March, 50s. to 50s. 6d. ; Merob, 51s. ; April to Jane, El e. IL ; October to December, 50a BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Norm Pattendeo and Smith report the &maw! daihr ' bernsedeg for both Hellish and foreign bop, and primers trues. Dore is • fair demand alto for salad ail. h ow :—Xid awl Bet Hoe% fate 12i. ; Wail Beata, rlO g i i rro W. ; Seresz, 71. 7s. to W. 10e. COAL MARKET.--(TaLS DAY.) Wale Zed HetimeOlis. U.; Wane AU Smith Be ; Wells Zed gvior Gnaw. ; w a it s 61 Z, , Gosfortb, 17e. ; Wefts U 1 nun% 70 L Id. ; Walla aqu i Hartoe, 17s. ; 16s. 66. • temedd Moor Ede% 130. 3d. • West Hartley, 16a. Id .% Davidson's Hari*, 16 .. 64. :H og gi s i e Hartley, Mt 6L-75 Alps at merket. ■ I sl