The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-25 00:00:00

es H▪ o 41▪ 1. ed. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. .•..ulsoico.—(Lterore Lord Chief Justice Bovill, and Justices Wales and BON.) against r. TORIMIS. ..,- . 0 Ls an action against Mr. Dl'Cullagh Torrens,ld.P., ' ...alv, to recover damages upon the ground that he ..p....r1y detained some documents entreated to him '. ' purpweof presents; a petition to the House of :. ,„. praymg for inquiry into some proceedings in ' II ~. of Lords in reference to an appeal in which the .. was interested. At the trial before Mr. Justice '. .:, a days ago the p lainti ff was nonsuited. ; ~'‘te Loyd now moved fora rule to eater a verdict '... j.' ,iron or for a new trial upon the ground that ,nu had been iuiproperly 'unsuited. He stated ' . • ', lintitt was n 1 years old and deaf, and that he • ' • , .I his ease at the trial in person. When Mr. Jus ,li.. aaked if he had any other witnesses, he did not , , n a what was said, and therefore did roil witness whom be had there. There I oxe‘er, evidence that the documents had ... ~.I.al to the defendan, and that they had not •.natted when the action was brought, and he • r , •l th .t thi s was all that it was necessary for the ....! 1.. 'love. Another part of the m was for a .: .1 ~ ne w trial upon the following gund, which was •at an Alidavit of the plai nt i f It ro was stated that .. , Ith of January last a clerk to the defenda nt's letters mato''- . .!!,.,i upon the p laintiff to inspect some . the plair,tiff asked to have admitted. The clerk • • 1 obe..unl the next morn in g it and the others were .. • ..I to he missing. that no one but the clerk had been in • -...u! -. that the e ltnitted document was produced by .!, .dani, rotti,l at the trial, and that on the morn _,:the trial th e n ther letters were left by some person ..ilown with th I.l.,intitrs landlady with instructions to .e 6,10 to hill]. T;.e 1.0r.1 Chief .I‘ntice said • rule would be granted •4‘ the first point to enter a verdict for the . plaintiff for :.alaial druniges. As to the letters which had been !,. the n atire of them was not brought before the • ! !..pau attidAvit, and probably if it had been they wt ha"! Atered the result. There must, therefore, ::!!!!! upon this point. In his opinion it would be - t in the rule should be in the office for a week to ~1, I .:,rties an opportunity of seeing whether they • . Iwt aini , to enter a stet procures. !..., ',ranted. --- _ _ has rber. S ba nira . _ I.'CRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) STIRRUP C. STIR/117P. !, M. ran Lloyd for the petitioner; Dr. Spinks, .L 1 Dr. Tristram for the respondent. I s itioiter had been a nurse in the Royal Infirmary • I..ri ri sail. hat in May, 1864, she was engaged by the ot Stirrup, a carrier, in Cheapside, in that town, . r e of I,k wife, who lay ill of a disorder that ter . t.. 1 ivtally. Mn.s Stirrup died on the 15th, and on of the same month of May, 1864, he married titiouer. The parties, from motives of decency, • t',:r hasty match secret, and during this time it was that the respondent behaved very well. Soon • t... marriage was divulged, however, it was alleged • L. I.a begun to be very quarrelsome. He persisted .ttaig his grown-up son to live in the house with „Lich his new wife objected to. The petitioner • • : ih.it he had often beaten her and kicked .L.I that one stormy night in April, 1865, I rime' her out of doors without bonnet or shawL • .t.. the respondent agreed to send his son away, : • ,iid ; hut in I)ecember the young man insisted on Ask again. This renewed the strife, and on the •t• t hristinas Day the respondent called the peti. • • mto a room, locked the door seized her by the •. heat, kicked her, and broke three of her rite. This by a final separation. ! r.-•-•esamination the petitioner denied that she was oak. or that she ever swore at her husband. He • hvril enough himself. (A laugh.) Had never :t..1 him except as occasion required—(a laugh)— , • •is self-defence. Did not take whisky in her tea. •• i t better neat. (Laughter.) The quarrels had ... heave through her husband's son calling her a .•n old women. • :. opondent, who was called in his own defence, said years of age. Ills son was about :10, and had lived with hint and assisted him in his business. • 1 married the petitioner because he had nobody to it.. of his house, for he was away all day. He however, that she was addicted to drink and spent oil he had placed in her hand s to p a y his men. • he was drunk h language was so bail that it LA-illy be repeated i er n a court of justice. Her story • L tirely false. He had never struck her, and the which she had shown to witnesse s had be en: caused • . holding her while she wait in fits of pamion. As to they had been broken by falling against the edge [The ease was proceeding when our report left. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Conaniasioner Winslow.) Ix HE 1i,,8n5.--Arri.ICATION rare ItELT.APSI. Iwokrupt, described as of Downhain-read. Kings , of business, applied for his release from cum- I wbts under 3001. He had formerly been in bug . linendraper. I Lan eau opposed, on the ground that the bankrupt •. part of his property at the time when a "nicer was in possession, tho officer having been utly shut out at the back of the premises. M., , shine, who supported the application, stated goods bad been removed by the bankrupt's slaw, to whom they belonged. • I.,skrupt, in examination, stated that • sheriff's • • 11.1.1 allowed him to take away certai n goods, for the •• of raising money on them. I Incur said he should not grant a release until the ript hat filed an account of the goods he had dis- • .. IN AR DODNN. • 1.7.1, rept wee a perfumer and custom-house agent, Lemeeter.square; debts shoat I,oooi. ' opposed. There was a former bankruptcy • . l e.ler which the bankrupt had not obtained his THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) rdsi v 1 col is War. into itroale as!: IP ss toa of to my I Iran! Tr 11_ •.our said the application ought not to have been • r such circumstances, and refused it. -,lacy said he wished to take the opinion of the 1 ,, whether solicitors' clerks could be beard in - in chambers. said that the fact was that they were beard, • ..t vivre some whom he should be glad to exclude. 'lwy, in answer to the commissioner, said that . • • 1., aid in the Judge's Chambers, and in the Chem ,.• t ~..l'oort of Chancery. lie presumed that that was ,••• tlw convenience of the principals. 11.- ~aol that it would be impossible in many fo. ti.. *L.osineas to be conducted unless clerks were :•• 1.. , .. 5,,1 I Appear in those cases. At the same time •a Isla,: th.d ..4.11113 examination of clerks was established. • ~ c”rt• that none but persons of respectability . ...I 1., hc.,rd in chambers. WORSHIP.STREET. LIZCTINU A BROKER'S RAW. Iderly roan, giving the name of Jobs Word, reel- IA King-street, Whitechapel, was charged with u • ig Juices Curtis, a broker's assi%taot, and unlawfully bun from certain premises wherein be was legally . ..I. rrisoner was further charged with assaulting constable 138 N. , m the statement of the prosecutor, Curtis, it would : • ..r that yesterday afternoon, in consequence of instruc t. " received from his employer, he proceeded to the occupied by the prisoner, there to distrain upon • mods for a debt of 121. Arriving some time before the ,oer returned from his work, be awaited his appearance . ! shen , upon his entering, he asked him for the debt due, ....tier replied, "What do you want r "Twelve pouncle," the answer. " I'll give it you," said the prisoner, and t. upon laid hands upon the prosecutor to eject him. He kicked and struck on the face and head, his hand being '.ten. and, moreover, was forcibly ejected. (Prosecutor's ..- bore the appearance of having been rather se. '' handled, long scratches from temple to &c., being most conspicuous.) Being thrust t. he went to fetch a policeman, and evidence of the constable, 138 N, proved the —rid commission of the vioknos against the pri •unkr, who upon the consteble's telling him the charge, unlawfully ejecting the man Curtis, and proceeding tole bin. into custody, struck him a violent blow on the nr.took a running kick at him, end met him full in the and when actually seized got the constable's thumb r, his mouth,and indicted serious injury thereon by a bite. lb was very violent all the way to the station. The prisoner now asked the witness Curtis—Did you kw me your warrant? Wituess--No, you did not give me time. The magistrate thereon remarked that the prosecutor. r. , ,t having produced his warrant, prisoner was not bound to know that h e (prosecutor) was legally there, therefore k. sould not convict him ; but for the assault on the con. be must pay a fine of 40s. or be imprisoned for one THAMES. ‘TE(KIoUS OUTRAGE IX • DISTRICT POST-Ornat. 5,4,,eg Mason, a wall•lnsowu thief, about 22 years of was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with 'ldolize' • . Mn.. Mary Ann Craig, the wife of David Craig, of the PAvofsce receiving house, and money ceder office, Penny te4.. Poplar, said that on Thursday evening at 15 " i '" ,l vs before 8 o'clock she counted up 501. 4, gold which she laid on the counter and tlnted her hack to obtain a beg from the i‘ziour. She was net a moment gone, and as she turned "'cod to return to the shop she saw a man sitting on the (. water with his hand over the gold. She rushed towards rknoney, and seized the villain, who at the same moment "A up a handful of gold and struck her. She struggled Liza with him for some time, but unfortunately he got with 15 sovereigns. The shop door was opened for b 1 a confederate as he was leaving the shop. She THE EXPRESS, _ SATURDAY raised an alarm, and went after the thieves, who made Mr. Paget—ls. the prisoner the man who took your mosey? Mrs. Craig—He resembles him in every thing brit his . Beat. He is very much like the man. I believe he is the Mgt The prisoner—l never had say coat on for • long time fe but this one lam wearing. I heard a women call out stop fit thief and saw a man running. St o*m i :ells, a pekoe-mm*ogs, No. 20 K, was paring e along • h-street, Poplar, a co ntinuation of Penny-fields, ig on y night, and had information of the robbery. 100 The prosecutrix was labouring under great agitation and alarm. Yesterday afternoon he arrested the prisoner out- et• side the Wade's Arms, in Jeremiah-street, Poplar, and t. charged bins with the outrage and robbery at the post- ems. office, and he said that he was innocent, and that he saw two men and a boy named Donovan running away. The at. prisoner was a thief, and had been in custody before. ea. The prisoner, in defence, said he was innocent. He was et. in a beershop adjoining the post-aloe when the robbery Lt . was committed. He had certainly been in custody for et . stealing clothes. That was the reason be was apprehended go, for this offence yesterday. et. Mr. Paget remanded the prisoner for a week. tR WANDSWORTH. et. THE WIDOW AND THE BROKER'S MAN. at. Thomas Taylor and William Taylor, brothers, were St. finally examined on a charge of being concerned in steal- at ing wearing apparel, chimney ornaments, and other r t : article, belonging to Mary Lloyd, a widow, living in Port- a , land-place, Clapham-road. The evidence taken on the first occasion went to et show that the husband of the complainant was SO buried on the Bth ultimo. About a fortnight iS ago she returned home after being absent during the ,;.• afternoon, and found the prisoners in pmeession. On the K. next day they helped themselves to lier late husband's K. clothes, the greater portion of which were afterwards St. found at the house of Thomas, and also the other articles In which she had not previously missed. The defence was tK at that the complainant gave the prisoners the things. Thomas asked her whether she did not ask him to sleep et a . with her, but she denied both statements. The complainant was now cross-examined at some length at by Mr. Kydd, the barrister, and her answers were given 10 in a very flippant manner. She said that on the da y she Li • found the prisoners in her house she had been out answer -01 in; an advertisment for a situation. She had not been 84 . drinking. On the following day she asked William to es. carry some tea things away to sell for the purpose ee of keeping her. She did not ask Thomas, and 10 the reason she asked his brother was that she believed he was an intruder. She admitted that William ibt carried the things in her washing basket, covered over with • cloth, which she used for covering her washing. She denied r epresenting to Thomas that it was a basket of s in washing. The prisoners told her that she had to keep to • them, and she gave them meat and beer. By Mr. Da an—She saw them take the things, but bto she was afraid to stop them, as she was alone unprotected. go; She asked William to take off her husband's *oat, but he 10 would n0t.1.00 Mr. Rumaey, the broker, said be put Thomas in pos session, and his brother bad no business to be there. Bt. Wearing apparel was not named in the inventory. This soo witness was present when the complainant gave William • St pair of stockings and told him to put them on his legs. to Mr. Dayman said that as the complainant had varied in Ot her statements, he should disch ar g e the prisoners. He then 2 ) told Mr. Ramsey to caution his men that they were acting t oe =fly in carrying off things after a seizure had been we 100 100 - FRIGHTFUL MORTALITY ON BOARD AN Ise 84. EMIGRANT SHIP. t so o ,ists.LazusiaT.) SHARE ORDINARY SHARES AND NOM BAILWAYL 10, innsl aid Sawa IM .10 046.donion Olanbrian an Donna 3 4 100 DildlioodßottioUses 646 110 Dondonionliokkbd:n TO 13 Dwilandos .- 61 Da W. •-• SM airgow WosWen, 95 97 100 area laden Md. 3 , 6 306 106 Do, 1/.. Ang. !fist 6 6 100 OressNorth of Ikatisod IS 16 100 evinS Narlionk 1074 1086 100 Do.A Arms° 419 an- 109 110 100 1:10.8 11116 p. o.ls paldlii 122.6 128 101 Do. Ord. Dot Div. 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The Hamburg ship Liebn itz, Captain Barnhold, 6 1- .)i from Hamburg, after a passage of GO days, arrived at too Quarantine, New York, on the 11th, havin g had 105 deaths nr from cholera during the passage, 70 adults and 361 children. s : Two days afterwards her survivin g p assengers were trans- St tarred to the hospital ship Illi nois, exce p t a few who were at, retained on the Liebnits to assist in cleaning it. The sO vessel was in a very filthy con dition. Two more passen gers have died. The rest ar e doin g well. The captain St. says many of those who have die d were victims of ship St 10 fever and cholera infantum. ex The Liebnita sailed from Hamburg on the 12th of No- St. vember for New York with 9 cabin and 433 s teerage pas- 8 1' 0 , angers, a crew of Zi mea, and a general cargo of trierchan- st I, k l dies. The total number of perso ns on board was 46.1, which was further increased by 8 births on tbe passage. On the 21st of November, n young woman from the Duchy of Mecklenburg was attacked by symptoms of No. lOA - cholera, and died on the 23rd, after intense suf- Atm led Agra liik aind• .... fering. The disease first made its appearance among the *LON 1 ., . A Z i lk emigrants from Mecklenburg, where th e cholera was ig .t ig log I guaix„raajor • f raging when they left. The disease spread through the MAO *Angio amielan entire ship, and raged over four weeks. There was no 4 :42 LI 141„1=7111=;. 1, taiDa surgeon on board, and the o ffi cers of the ship had to attend 00,000 40 isuaralsals....- -. f the patienta. The weather was warm while the disease raged, Ira t o ° 1 IVl,W iAbc°l l= but on the 27th of December the weather became cooler 10;000 1 u ' & n oir 0 4 E i j 7 ps _ L and the disease abated. No new cases occurred after the 0 .4, 0 0 1t; , tntliogr=e) 1, lith of January. Many heartrending scenes occurred in 6": 00 .1 so ' il i um Is, An ., r k. ,_ the unfortunate ship, and in some instances whole families *Mel le 10.11 k. tadia,aos.,. died. One hundred and forty-five were attacked, of r e r o 1 I, i , I gr it , 114 " 11341a." whom only forty survived. On the arrival of the ship at 5a,050 toe Cofoulal .... met. quarantine, at New York, all the passengers, with the Tor o ( 1 5 : I C Bast maadtd.4ll-1 exception of six or eight, were in apparent good health. m ew go 1 s o ws g u aa4uumai , Only one of the crew died. The captain says that many lee.“ o so 1 $ ll O lll s k oll . ." 00100, ‘ , • 1 0 4 cases proved fatal in a few hours. Eighty-four of the dead r o l,jll IP kg::‘,.4'..„,tkigiaggel,ii , were from Mecklenburg. 6.000 mi U o ngtiong&Slims.CosTs' I,ooo' 2.11 DO. hew 15,000 Ito i Imperial Bank(lir;ital 210.600 to 1 imperial ottoman ...... 6,000 IS I onian ,000 2:, I Do. New teueou so . Laud Mort bk. Inala(1 ) 0000001 100' D0.11p.0.Da1t,11104.007 19 I 10,000 611 ' lonia'. otlissloo.&•,(L) 11,020 'lOO 1 London and Bra lam.- I 4.. 111,000 111 Do. New I if LOOS AN ionacsa RiverilealX) 1 * 40,^00 1 11 Do. du. do 10 , 005 go Ism.ek. Bank at Anoka I WASS 60 Landon and County 52,600 10 1/o.loow bn. uses 111 11.011' SO Lawton Joint asock 1 6.000. 60 Do.Naw Dal•lp. Opt 000 10 London & south/14m 16, 10,000 100 Loa. e•wasisrs(Lisi.;, Mo . 60 L e edom &Viil.l: 60,000 100 Leaden & Was, i 60,000 100 Deir.lol.p.none paid. moos 100 Wasokaat bank (Usti • 60.000 aO, Ilarcant ll o lkiacaaniui • WOW 101 sissrovouran itositsc 11,000 1001 Midland :mi l i ce ' . 10,000 0 , :fattens! of 10,000 100 National a1 ... =001.. 10,100 100 , N. Pee. of -• • • 16,000 to I Do. lad s -W-Insns.. 40,000 60 1 National &sok ..-.... 50,000 20 New loath wake_-.- 60,000 ' 10 North Wadden - _ mess 16 Oeunial Bank Corpora. , RAN . 60 eve.taissak=.(til 10,000 10010 Prottna, at Now „ _ 1,00 , Do. do. - 1 11,000 II Death Aastrattra- -- - i 17,011'100 Stand. at 11l IL MM. .. I 10.000 100 Do. do. Oa at 6ma lt 60,000 MI Union al Australia,. -i al WWI .1401 Dean of Issaaad (11&41 11 -•• sok •60 17slos at LissOon ...- lIS JOIST arrwa AlAlril • -- - It was determined yesterday, at the annual meeting of the Leeds Liberal Registration Association, to memorialise the Mayor to call • public meeting in favour of the ballot and the repeal of the ratepaying clauses of the Reform Act. The meeting, it is suggested, should be held early in February, and Mr. Baines, M.P., will be invited to attend. A fortnight ago, Madame Hilton was appearing to crowded houses at New York. Fanny Kcmble is to begin a series of readings in New York about the Ist of March, and afterwards to visit Boston, Philadelphia, B.dtimore, and Washington. The Bishop of Orleans describing the modern French woman, says :—" A woman knows all she famous actors and horses, she knows by heart the performers at the Opera and the Varirti:s ; the stud-book is more fend liar to her than Themas.h-liernpis's • Imitation lest year she betted for La Towle', this year for Verniuth, and she is sure that the Bois Roussel is full of pro mise ; she is enthudastic about the Derby, and the triumph of Fille de l'Air she considers u a na. tonal victory. She knows the name of the most celebrated milliners, the fashionable saddler, and the shop which has the greatest vogue. She will weigh the respective merits of the stables of the Comte de la Grange, the Due de Horny, or of Monsieur Delamarre She can only entertain young women and frivolous young men. Equally incapable of talking on business, art, politics, agriculture, or the sciences, she can neither con. verse with her father-in-law, her clergyman, or with any man of • serious mind. And yet, the first talent of a woman is to be able to converse with everybody." ACCIDENT TO MR. CUARLES WANNER.-011 Mon day night last Mr. Charles Warner. when ;acting in the farce Honey /Awes Troublo, met with • singular and serious accident. In the character he represents Mr. Warner has to drink • glass of wine, and among the bottles on the table had been placed one containing • strong spirit need in lighting the gas. This mistake was nearly proving fatal to Mr. Charles Warner, who was immediately pre vented from proceeding with his part. The custain tell, and the performer was taken to the hospital. lie is now out of danger, but as may be imagined, is sufferingseverely from the effects of the poisonous spirit so incautiously planed on the table.—Eri. RAILWAY BRlDGEB.—Yesterday Dr. Harley, of Ifaverstock -hill, was crossing the Hawley-road, Kentish-; town, drivinga pair of spirited horses, when the 11.30 train on the North London line, from Chalk-farm to the I City suddenly rushed &moss the bridge. The parapet is so low that the horses could see the engine and train, endow cf the animals, a spirite d mare, was s o frightens.' that it started off at • frightful pace, imparting its alarm to the other horse. Dr. Harley must have been dashed to pieces, as he lost all control over his horses, had not his groom, who jumped down, and some roadsmun succeeded in; stopping the horses. The mare (worth 50 guineas), who got her feet over the traces. was ki ll edhtfully injured that it Is feared she will have to be THE STATE OF TRADE.—OEE RESERVE& —For some time to come, commerce will clearly be able to oh. , 1 Min loans on its own terms. But it would be • fatal error to mistake concentration for abundance. Onr forme have not been increased, but we ham them more in hand. The demands upon us will not be diminished ; they at. I only kept in suspense : and when confidence once relives* when the impressions of 1866 fade away, when, if such a period is to be at all foremen, the state of when,onc more appears to offer • fair chasm of tranquillity if ouch assumption at the present moment II even h an ypothetically admiesible, the machinery far supplying foreign c ountries with English capital is again at work — then n it will be foun that those untold millions now ap paretly so inexha d ustible, which eulmineted , at 2 per ce nt., were little more than the limited reserves of a limited elate, imporktut not from their amount, but from onosnMadon on a given spot, where entrusted to their c most soropulonsly cautious, they were offered foe Voir. of commerce, but offered ineffectui_oy, on ac count of the memory of losses, which year had been in sufficient to efface, and the armnbenaion of Esan troubles, of which the most oenbt prophet would net dare to torment the end.—idiobergii Beats, new aisisher. .8 id' 47 a 424 6 die' 88 I eVI SO a d ld - dist 80 81 zd 6 4 Sfi N luy • I au " In sai is I an sa LOO SO ID ~/11 No. 1 Sh. I WAILFPdi CI- prises. I Balm • all — ii - 11 ---- ire I it. I D00.91C 1.". prices. I Balsa. I I 40. 0 0 : 9 0 10 ' , A S 13 1 4 1 .1"111L) -." .. 910 1 * - --:---------- 4 - 6611 M. Ma and set India . 00 lib 117 . ell' ig . i.jo z 1 Aiggra..'""aZia:::: : i i ,f,,dt _- ilk. ......d..34,1..... 1 100 I . ii. 414 1,442,6M10 0 . DO. Deb. ill 6p. mt. aU I- - - P woo n 1 Angie Answien.. -.. 6 lipis - 1160,SeT St. ISoethampaan . ... ....- 100 I- - 40,000 TO I Angle f.a5(1114) .. .. all 1 17i -887.07118 i Surrey Commercial - 100 I- -. 110,006 II Aeglo Dalian (Lualliol). 10 6 Mr - - a DEBENTI7 - E - 1 - 1 - 1 - 70CILL 00,600 40 Aestrslada. ....„. all 48 50 644 111 MD* DJ Bear,: 1ade........ all 11 15 - 12,600 ID I Do. New, Weed 9 pea. 6 6 4 die - No. l Oh. I Segioms7THlal later i 10,0001 SI Bank of Wet - ..... ail $ 7 so IMI - -- 192.021 . et. 1 - 01. Erie 4 p.e. Mar., 100 70 76 - 11,0001 San Bank* Otago=sci) 10 0 414 1 . 1 6 401111L121 tit. 13.N1M.4 p.c. Jsa.&J 100 65 e 6 ... I 60,000 10 , Bank* New d.. NI T 8 sr :di -zd 610, 04. 0.w .„ , ..... w. m..... ,... , 10,0011 1 le I Betleb N. Amerka .. -on 68 50 49 I *MO; 101 C. Bk. ladle, Am, el 17 18 - II P. et., Jan. a July -,. 100 99 110 - 118.000 et Lanc.rtYk.4p.e.Jan.rtJly 101 95 95 .- 30,0001 SS i Ckart. Um. of IsAls, ie. all 27 29 274 130303 St. Les.liiirh.4p.e.Jan.d.lly 100 - - 16,0001 ICI City ** is " 12 - IOW IL L4114.4r4p.0.Jan.t.1e1y 10 94 so la _-• , 110,000 JO Colonial --- ........ ill 86 37 id -zd ..,...„. ~, Do . .._._ ,__ , July ,„„„, _ _ 200,000 ,10 Consolidated Beak (LI 6 per ill 4 5-18 I iiiti:i7 o - a ~.......z .- -,;—....z wc, 91 06 - 00,0e01 • *IMO! 601 BM London (Limited) I ' S I db , - -. 9.000060 19.. 1 Ilidledid,ip.o.Jan.daely 109 93 96 - 00,0001 Xi I Tasters ilzeliatige(l3ak) • ..-. -du - ... ' BS. 'N. Britt*, L P. & D. 8.,' •- * 000! SO 1 811411.5 and Asseresair .10 4 1 dls 110,000 ,So 1..0‘. Itank6.6alanelroL, BS 1 dis -: Ani l I* 1 s.lltrcet...4f9l)&saA.:ttrili 1 10 0 0 =-- •-• 40,0001 SO rag.lient*Aell..Chartd' sU 17 1 .-_. .... I 11l .foot.N.L.,ep.a•P.delot. 100 -- -. 6,000 Bil Uongliong&Shen.Corp. ' sll 1 I -. ----- L,ooo' Sol Doe h ew _— 64! - es.ooo lot) i Impsrialltiank(igeMedl Di IT 18 :d is l -id PREFERENCE SHARES. 272.600 Vll especial Ottoman ..... ti 1 1 II I L II6 i Great Western, Original 5 per cent. redeem., 84. 6,000 25 lonian 6,000 25 I Do. New - MAO So . Lead UM. bk. UMW )4 , 2Ws 14 Anglo-Mexican Mint, 16i. moome too ' Do.llp.e. DeBoe, *yrs I S 86 le Atlantic Telegraph. 49, 8h *OOO 64 lsie.llli.ofliesioo.M(LJl IS 9 7 die .. Ditto, 8 per cent., 91i, ot. 1•0201001Loodon sed Bredilse 16651 17 die -. City Discount (Limited), 2i. *ON 10 Do. NOV I 7.4 6 4dis - City Offices (Limited), 6i• 1,000 me isommnAltrwrriatogL )) so 3 6 poi ul - Credit Foncier of England (Limited), 31, 348. 40,N0 ,25 Do. du. do 'lO per Ipm ad. sd *MO' So 1.0. M. Bask* Austell SU 3111 Of 214 I Crystal Palace. 224. 117,660 10 Loudon and Cormty. ~ IS 6$ 66 66 46 E tat Ito.lia Irrigstcon sna Canel, :GI, f, I. 12,606 10 Do. Now bra st 20 p 11 . 611 S- - - Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy Loan,:o l o i 891. i moo 'SO Lapdog Joint Btoca.. _..i IS SS S 6 IR FOIFKIOO3 Warehouse (Limited), 11 , • 8.1100• 60 Do. New issl•lp.sUpd. 1 -- - (11eion,:rsal.C.ire,cloiltolni.diDiAusoginact ( Lima ited ), ), 3 5- 1. 16, I. ) 111,1000 ,SO Loudon * troalhAinces , all 84 96 - 10,000 100 Leo. di•Westers(l3ml,' II 4 I til, - B,ooo' 60 Leedom il'ilL)l la Loudon financi al Association (Lam.) 84. 9. t woo* too Leaden a W4r. l *TITS I 714 I Madras Irrigation and Canal, 5 per amt. guar. by lodise . 60,500 log Drairs.lol4.noes midi 10 11111N4prin 40 so government, 1921. " 1 5 . 000 10 0 110i 019 . 06 halal: 6lo J •I 66 II T IDI ''' New Zealand Loan and Mere. Agency (Lim), 2i, 945. t sass so 1 litet 44lll •Agtt oot i b li 2• • du. Peninsular and oriental Boom, mi. "moo 10 111 eiropolitan 'limited, 14 74 1 - 4,000 100 N ations But ( . Lai - I 111 p m par 194 Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1967, 54, 4. 't 10,000 6 , Nektons! of Aseiraladal 4-- pm - Submarine Telegraph (Scrip), f. se,ose los , Barcoal alinmoi.. lb 1 8 tits - ..."-_.- .•-•--"-------"-.-----. 10,s00 100 , N. Pte.* )" 16,000 20 I Do. fads lees {. ' u s =-- 89 - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ,e woo 10 i Nstlomml 1661111 .._-_-•••• le —o— 6 e,0 0 0 10 New Sea* Warm- - - all 46 .8 ad' 47 ad ' 50,000 SO Nor* Western ---- 56 - - 1 -. LIVtRPOOL COTTON MAREZT. it lame es onset.' Bank Corpora. , all 41 48 'di (THIS DAY.) le 17,119 .Se hey* 431 IS 6 6 dis' ...- (ST 74131101611 1 .) 20,1160 100 Preethoossl= -1 II V 89 I .- (710 U OUR Dante oosuoroomorr.) " ' pa- aa• mesa •• I al! == _ : , The market very firm. Salve probably 15,000 barn. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is good, at the following priosa tallow, 410. lid. Peteraburg Y. O. on the spot, 43a. 3d. ; January to March, 435. 3d.; March, 435. 6d. October to Deastober, 445. to 44a. 3d. Marian Aatvtacias. —Town tallow, 441. 3d. ; tat by ditto. 2s. '23.: yellow Rama, 44e. 9d.: melted stuff, 32a. ; rough ditto, 17a. 3d. ; roma, Ufa.; wad drip, Gs. Im pede for the weak amaa nt to 7 84 casks. SMITHFIELD HAY /dARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Lorton report, trade at the fol lowing prime, via. :—Prlnte meadow hay, 70e. to Sta. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 70s. ; clover old, 955. to 106 s. ; inferior ditto, 70a. to 90.. : straw. 90s. to Me. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of late grapes have somewhat increased, and prices for them are hardly equal to thump of last week. Foreign imports are also heavy ; them is, hewer, a better demand for cucumbers and French beans. French goods include lettuces , endive, asparagus, and artie llohm. Pears comprise Ne Plus lie and Jaen ria, Easter Brant, d e Witte. St. Michael oranges are still arriving in fine condition. The supply of chestnuts is but limited. The walnuts quoted below are kiln-dried Neapolitan and Bor deaux. Spanish hazel nuts for planting fet:h ifs. per bushel. Potatoes have not altered in pries sines oar last report. Flowers chiefly *mist of orchids, cycla mens, Chinees primulas, pelargoniums, mignonette, early I tulips, hyacinths, poinsettia pulobsortms, and roses. FILM apples, pm. Wild. le to Peen. Pat 6 01 ” to 9 . _ Cob nate, per lb.. le Piss APO" Pir 16, Orspes, per lb., da to IN Chiabsail. Tor blishok la s S ' Leaose, pie NO, 411 to 10s lei orates.. new, per 100, Is to 7a Walnut*, gee beehel.los to Its Arikaaka, pa da r ,s to I s, potholing, Sato 20s Al law ara t u tdser, p. 100. is to 34 Ugh per dog, Is to ss camp., per dos., Is Sd to le Own*, par bunch, 66 to ad Wiry, pit boodle, le to le 6d Oeogsaborg, web, is to ge Wive, par gam, 661 to is earele rid Inialoto, par a., se Hate,land pot bo , ck sd, to ad Kano pls to do Loam per basally id boadL to 44 Wino" pas agora, ls to la id ABLIM del Wink taw bawl, Mammas p. 140..,U Id to Is 011iODI, per bak Ss to te b . P 1 PseudPh per loc., 911 to la P , p arla7ee ombO to 4.4 Potatoes, York A p. tea Uos to lee Basks, do., 100 to tits ram, UN to Ills —011 air worts, Pas WUs easkeld p. pond. Is ddb Is Id rball., Os to es pat dm, Ss to Is Tiodps, par Perk id to Sd In 1867, 117,591 immigrants lathed at New Ymktrom Cienuagy, 911,134 frog Ireimed, 38.711 hemp Ling, 6,313 . from Beeelemel, 4. teem SuregAlkilta tans SieWiedama, 3,191 teem Yoram. 9150 hem setet, 14194 ad hem Belgium, 1,312 hem Dieesek. 1, 032 trio , ll*. l 1,744 from Weer lade at lbw mold. Deming dee lea 90 pen 3,739, _498 boualpaute ban leaded M Nem Yolk. evere6 o 9 1,06 ,9 74 403108417. • I.• • i 6i 96 94 96 130 132 EVENING, UNMET 25, 1868. ' 101 i 1u 116 1 le fig GO 109 111 68 69 4t . 44 146 1., 1906 N E 0 81 16 19 19 IL 86 90 7 0 gin 100 i -ixtlfET.-(THIS DAY.) 3 month; 25.30 to 16.35 ; Fran k fort - an -tae 3 maths, 1201 to 120 f ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.1 5 is ONE 411'0110014 1/20 ; Trieste 3 mouths , 12 . 15 to 12.20; Madrid. 3 481toilIf ; There is not much business in the markets for tits, 48; to 4sf ; Seville, ;IMT:e l : l ief a l e* public securities to-day, but the tone, on th e 3 mon ths , 481 to 48 1 ; Valencia, 3 mouths, 481 to 48i ; Bar whole, is favourable. Consols are steady, at the :Tr 3 math s, rt to ; Bow , 3 lirti 4a. 3 meaths, 41 8 i to Mi• slight improvement which took place yesterday. mo nths, 29.40 te 29.50 ; G en oa, 3 sk oothe, 40 to Railway stocks are in renewed request, and an 29 . 50 L 14 g 1 : ( 9 1 , 3 29 . 40 to rat r°167.0 fO important rise is observable in some descriptions. 73747"/A,bi,„. es : 7 3 "n a 'll t4 ,4 1 ' ; oporke ,'"3 . 3 d al e including Caledonian and Metropolitan. The date, blf to Ml. latter has been favourably affected by the absenoe A meeting of the creditors of Mews. Peter Buchanan and Co., merchants, of Olaagow, who of any confirmation of the adverse rumours of stopped payment iu Cauber last, with liabilities yesterday with respect to the forthcoming report of amounting to 260,000 i., was held on Wednesday, the directors. Foreign Bonds have been slightly when it was resoived to accept a oomaition of prejudiced by the announcement of the Hungarian 10s. 3d. in the round, parable in insta lm ents ex loan, combined with the belief that several other tending over four year!. The house bad branches foreign countries are about to apply here for finan- in Montrea!, Hanaton ( Canada West), and New York. cial assistance. There is no alteration in the discount market, and the rate for loans in the Stock Exchange is still to 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 921 to 93 for money and the account (6th February), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 93 to it. Raib Messrs. Schulotf and Co., Spanish merchants, of Birmingham, have stopped payment, but their liabilities are computed at only 7,0001. Mr. Charles Oppenheim has convened a meeting of the creditors of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited) for Monday , t he 3rd February, " to con sider the report r.nd statement of affairs just issued by the liquidators, ar..l the course to be adopted with reference to the balance of the creditors' claims." The proposed dividend of the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire Railway Company is an nounced at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum. The directors of the Bunk of Egypt have issued the following report. iu anticipation of the meeting to be held on the 7th of February : The director , of the Rank of Egypt have the pleasure, at thin, their twelfth ann ual g eneral meeting, to lay before the shareholders the annexed balance-sheet and profit and 'loss statement foe half-year which ended on the 31st of December. lee,7. The net profits, after providing for bad and doubtful debts. rebate on bills not yet due, kc., amount to 1tE.154/. 4s. tit. This, added to the blame brought forward from the previous half-year, makes a total of 27,961 E. avaiLible for appropriation. The directors recommend that s dividend be declared at the rate of le per cent, per annum Lir the half-year (12,5000, and a bonus of 1). per ,hue 11‘1,10 1 .0.), both free of incorae.tax, payable on the 13th of Febrtruy, leaving a balance of 4 1/. 6e. to be carried for ward to the nest account. In eOnforrolty with the p.ovisions of the deed of settlement, Messrs. R o bert Dislike and Roes Donnelly Mangles go out of office, and otter themselves for re.election. The auditors ahso retire front odic*, and are eligible for re- Sway stocks are in demand, and higher in several cues. Metropolitan has advanced 11 per cent.; Caledonian, 1 ; London and North Western, North British, and Brighton, 1 ; and Great East ern, 1. South Eastern, however, is 1 lower. The prices are follows : —Metropolitan, 117; to 1181 Great Western, 461 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1121 to 113 ; Midland, 104; to 1051 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124 to / ; Cale donian, 761 to / ; South Eastern, 68 1 to ; Great Eastern, 301 to 1 ; Great Northern, 107 i to 108 ; ditto A, 1091 to 1 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 1 ; North British, 341 to 331 ; Brighton, 47 Ito 1 ; York and North Mid land, 94 to 95 ; and Berwick, 104 to 103. Foreign stocks are quiet, and the only change in the speculative descriptions is a decline of 1 per cent. in Portuguese scrip and Italian of 1861 — viz., to 21 to 1 prem., and 421 to 1, respectively. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 58 to 39 ; ditto, of 1865, 311 to 1; Greek, 121 to 1; Spanish New Three per Cents., 34 to ; Egyptian of 1864, 891 to 901 ; and Mexican, lotto 1. United States 5-20 Bonds have improved 1 per cent., viz., to 711 to 721 ; but Erie and Illinois Cen tral Railway shares are unchanged, at 481 to 491 and 851 to 86 respectively. Atlantic Cable shares are rat her dull, at the re duction of yesterday. Anglo-American, 2at t ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 41 to 5. The only change worthy of notice in bank sharer is a decline of 10s. in London and Westminster, the present price being 71 to 72. A few dealings have been recorded in financial shares at yesterday's quotations. International Financial, 21 to 1; dis. ; London, 22 to 21 die. ; General Credit, '2l to 1 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 31 to 1 per share. The report of the directors of tho Linoleum Manufacturing Company (Limited) states the net profits fur the year 1867, at 7,773 f., and recom mends a dividend of 1/. per share, making with the ss. paid in August last, a total distribution of 121 per cent. for the twelvemonths. Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes on the 11th of February to make a call of 1/. ss. per share on the contributories of the British Exchequer Life As surance Company. A special meeting of the Varna Railway Cool pany will be held on the 22nd of February, " for the purpose of considering certain propositions which have been submitted to the directors by the committee of Belgian bondholders relative to the a ppropriation of certain payments proposed to be made by the Turkish government in accordance with the terms of the guarantee contained in Article IV. of the concession, and to the terms upon which such bondholders agree to defer pay ment of the interest due, or which may become due, upon their bonds." The half-yearly meeting of the City of London Brewery Company (Limited) will be held on the 6th of February, when a dividend will be declared. Two o'Ciocii. Console show no variation at 921 to 93 both for money and the account. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 37c. for the account, being 1-16 per cent. better. The numbers are published of 729 bonds, repre senting 305,6501., of the Peruvian Four-and-s-Half per Cent. Loan and Consolidation of 1862, which were cancelled on the 22nd inst., making the total amount of this loan cancelled 3,129,9601. A foreign state which has never borrowed before is in the market. The prospectus is issued of the expected Hungarian Loan for 8,512,5601. of stock. The amount seems large, but as it is in bonds of 121. each, which are offered at 81. 12a. (or equal to 711. 13e. 4d. per cent.), and as subscriptions are to be opened simultaneously at various points of the continent, the application cannot possibly cause any disturbance. The loan is suthorised by the Diet of Hungary, and is sanc tioned by the King (the Emperor of Austria). The moaey is to be applied to useful . purposes — namely, the construction of railways end canals ; and the loan is guaranteed specially upon these works, and generally upon the whole of the revenues of the kingdom. The bonds bear interest at 5 per cent., payable half yearly in Paris, London, an d elsewhere, the pay ment in London being ade at a fixed exchange. The bonds are repayble et 121., in 50 years, by half yearly drawings. The list is to be opened on the 28th, 29th. and 30th inst. In England the head office and branches of the London and County Bank receive subscriptions, and the name of Mann. Baxter, Rose,Norton, and Co., is likewise attached to the peospectua. We have been furnished, on behalf of the di rectors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, with • printed statement, in which they describe the nego nations with the Anglo-American Company, but it is too long for publication here, and chiefly in- I Wrens the shareholders, who have doubtless already been supplied with copies of it. About 24,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Alexandria. The demand for bullion fur the oontinent is active, and, in the I a bsence of supplies from Australia, some with ! drawals from the Bank may take place. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the followingchanges Oslo sod Mase Bsl Lwow 11,090,000 astssm , ..... DOIMIIND 148,000 Neese la eiseennea . Damao 304, 000 Private aura* ..... Imam 576,000 Advasess .... Demises 60,000 Trooeins bdo;sis The remarkable increase in the coin and bullion con ti nu es, while the discounts a re still off. The City of Washington has arrived from-Neith w York with 38,0001. in specie, and the Denmark w 200001. The subjoined shows the rates of discount now current on the continent, via.:—At Paris, 11per cent.• Brussels, 2 ; Hamburg_and Frankfort, 21 ; Amsterdam and Ber li n, ; Vienne, 4 ; Turin, 5 ; and St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the only afters tions were a further reduction in the rates for bills on Holland, and an advanoe as regards Italy. The list is annexed : Ansteskes, 3 swaths, 11.191 to 13.0 ; Ol t Amt. 11.17 e to ILII3I ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 le 12,0 ; Astuere,3 manna, 15.321 to 36.371; Brans* 3 mouths, i 5.32; 16. 25.37 i , _• Hokaba‘a Allem, 3 mouths, 13.9 to 13.9 i ; °degas 3 6.231 •371; rinenbure, 3 moams, to 32i ; Paris, abort, 25.12 e to 25.24; ditto, $ neetba, 30 to 25.35 ; Londoo, election. The report of toed irectors of the East London Bank (Limited), to be presented to the meeting on the 30th inst., states as follows : The result of the operations of the bank for the half year ending dist December, 14n7, is herewith submitted. The directors, othederiti; that the time has now arrived when the balance standaig to the debit of preliminary ex ponies should disappear from th e balance - sheet, have written the same off iron' the reserve fund, and they have also appropriated from the same source the sum to of 2,50uc all , which, in their opinion, is amply 'efficient cover possible loss in respect of bad and doubtful debts incurred during the four years the bank has been in existence. The directors think it right to add, that the bad debts for the past half-year do not r-x,ved 1004. The accounts show a gross profit of 10,:•;:,!. 113. for the half-year, and the directors recommend that the balance, after payment of charges at heed °tire and branches, and interest to cut. towers, and writing off an adequate rum from the amo un t t expended on bank premises, be applied in paymenf di v idend as the rate of per cent. per annum, free of in come tax, leaving the rum of 2,0241. 10s. Id. (including re bate) to be carried forward to profit and lose new soseunt. The traffic return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 4th inst. shows an increase of 3s'll. over last year. A general meeting of the Oude and Rohilcund Railway Company is called for the sth February. Mr. J. H. Doyle, the official liquidator of the Sablonibre Foreign Hotel Company (Limited), at a i meetingof the contributoriesheld onThursdayatthe City Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street , reported that he had reduced alleged creditors' claims by no less a sum than 15,506/., settling the abeolute liabilities lat 2,801/. His. This amount is to be forthwith paid in full, and the liquida tion brought to a close. No call has been made since the winding-up reso lution. Having arranged the liquidator's remu- I neration, a vote of thanks was ponied to him for the able and impartial manner in which he had I protected the contributories' interests. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance. gal, dock, canal, and waterworks shares, as given it the Stock Exchange list of this evening : Insursoce—Comu_srcisl Union, .5 1-18, i, 0, i ; C 41 ; Indiranity Marine, 118; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 1 ; ocean Marine, 21; Plimoix, 1074, 8 . , Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), ti. o; Unimereal Marisa (Limited!. 40,, 5. t and Coke—City of Moscow Gas, 10, 94; Oeo °:r Union (Limited), ; Great Central, 124 ; be perial Continental, 941,, 4 ; Westminster Chartered, 42 en rho. Docks—Ent and West ladies, 125, 4; London and 84. Katherine, 50, 49, 8), 9; Sunni Com mercial, 109, 8, 94, 8. Canals —Birmingham Soar. tB. B.a. Lon. and N. W.), 89g. Wainwerks—Burl 130 ; °hobos, 111, 10i ; Meet 116, 17), ex Aire . FRIDAY Emmet Consols, which closed yesterday at 92.11, both for money and the 6th February, opened this morn ing at the same q uotation, and closed at 921 to 93. The Three per Cents. Reduced and Now Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows: —Three par Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 3 ; ditto for account, 92; ; Three per Cents Reduced , 921, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 2i ; India Five per Gent. Stock, 1121 ; ditto, Four p er Cent., 1001, ;, ; ditto Fire per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1031, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104. Indian Government securities were strong. Exchequer Bills were tine, at 23e. to 274. prem. There was less business in foreign stocks, but the tone of the market was firm. New Granadian Three per Cents. rose 1 per cent. ; Danubian and Peru vian of 1865, 1 ; Turkish of 1865, 1 howeverand Portu guese Scrip, 1. Egyptian of 18 0 4, , de clined ; and Spanish Old Three per Cents., 1. NINEB.-(171I8 DAY.) Osta ciOsoes. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, and prices show firmness. West F r ances shares are quoted 30 to 321 ;; Clifford, 5 to 6/ ; Prince of Wr'ales, 58s. to GO.. ; Great For, 21 to ; New Lovell, 84. 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; Wheal Grenville, 6d. to 355. ; Drakewalls, 10s. t o 12v. 6d. ; Wheal Seton , 85 to 90 ; North Crafty, 21 to 31 ; and West Chiverton, 67 to 68. Fore colial mining shares are quoted ign aod on about the Name as yesterday, as follows : St. John del Rey, 34 to 35 ; Don Pedro, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to 1 prem. ; Peas rens, dis. to par ; Chcntales, to 1 dis. ; Rosso Grande, par to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to prem. ; United Mesican, 11 to 14 ; Fruntino and Bolivia, 15-16 to 1 1-16 ; - Port "Phillip, 1 7-16 to 9-16; Central American, dis.and Anglo-Argentine, Ito prem. PEOTJNOIAL SI4U 'WARMS. lassapoot, Ur. 24.-4321 es t 041 5 13: 0114 0 • 122 , 7 0 4 I 4 l a ti 4 e-Grast lantern. 301 1I( i i .4 i - valmell• Yorkshire. 114 a 4 1--Ussdon and ono senor% 1171 1 tag -Noadonsor, Montilla, and Unoolnsktrs. 441 4 1 t-m limn, 114 4 1 -141dlond, MS 1 111 4 6 al te-Intto, linssinp has and Dorq, £22 conrertlds, 4 p.-North Baidsh, liar . North Erten, Bersiolt Capital Mock. 1044-South en 81 -loncaridre sad Yorkshire, 0 per cent. peforeoce, 1381- Dutch Rhoads, 8 - Gre at Iniewhourg 'hares 14-Bank d Liverpool, 11, id. -lAverpool and loodon and Old* Pirs Sig 111 p.-lieeldete lelelifeioe (11Cleed . , 4 d.—Asiatic her meUte, sh. b per sent.. 6 1•16-Brttish 8111pownsn„ 1 d. -Paella &aim 86-Rock Teary. n. Ninternorint, JAL 24.--Narkst very drop& prkes generally higher. • Ism bairn dean. Atlantic Itierraph Peetefellee mrOllllL. 160.-OWMONSt M. Tat lit 1 it i LOAM POI I 1 lei 6 : da l t i i I eieeledleg. 9 3-14 4-Great orths's, A, 1001 10 WinSern at Canada, 114- terr a and Yoriuddrs, 1861 I-London, ton, sad With Coot. 471-140440 and North W 11 )1-11anclesetir, Idd, and , 1 6 1 : " p 644 11-111ellar, 1184 i 18 I 1 1 1-411dhno. MI -North *4 4 "-North Resew% Yorks, Liam OM 4 1-unned States 6-10 Years' Donde, 411 -Dover, Ma per Cad. (1866), 91e-Booth otaltorda, Ilse toot Orly No. 1, 464 1 d. JAN. 24.-71* itistelta d o n : the transaotkola =;:ow s eee• it sad likernd Bank Tenths at 194; Wages per Oen" Prolarerse. et 16: kidnap Cantles, Cidtars, at 1 prim 1 I Mat Kock Seats stool at 101, ,tra • Wenn! asnitariten Aram 'WA &Mee "1 1 dil•• WM; Alla" Oningi. st le to 9 dls Tits Boedabis itAz ACV/EST.—The following nominee tkes ww ef the Iteysl Isamu lime beat maw P. O. Thirimiek, E. Irsiby Pugin, Banpies, Theme Wr" sari awls Bury. 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