The Express. — London, England, 1866-12-12 00:00:00

, .____ _ TITE . E2CI 3 RgSX . , WEDNESDAY _EvEiggcl i , DEGAMIIKR , - , 12 ; • 1866, -. , . ...--- , OVESEND, GURNEY. AND CO. ( LLIIITED). ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE atiramy LISTS.-(THIS Dar) COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECTITTLIS. MI 03 - ~. . (THIS DAY.). . No. I greCVL. _, ' 1 Pd. 1 tr s pirlma I bales. I I• . et . -•--- CIRCULAR FROM 2 4 . lglaat a TEE OF SUPER- DK VIM= 2111101APIL) Ow' geOLOOK. 00,00 BritlahColnattp.et,l372 100 - -.- 1 - N. The annual meeting or the members of this so- The railway market is flat to-day, owiag to a pre- Mo. Do. 1896 100 ...., ... - „. _ Can. Gov.' p. e., 1.177414. 164 M • Ile - The cor .„, ittes pf enpeeeeepit‘oe the above 00122. eletY sem held st I/000,1n Han ,• the Praiddent, KINGSBURY MEETING.-('THIS DAY.) ponderance of sales. North British, Metropolitan, -.. Do.6rierotrelattAug. 103 90 31 ..) - The iii , 46066 ,4 4 . ‘464 4 07 4 10.0 ( 04016reb0 i din Mt , - !g. 6, isfeeereeees, he Ile , The attendance, ' and &kith Esatern stocks are heavy, and have de- ~.. _ Do.siweetlew.asei rser Wr ss . - have 1 Mlle, , . .. ~ . . - w..c. was. very nerseeders, ' itioNoted-'lCira BerneTs, '• • TereepEßT erperEprzeffaeK Two miles, dined Ito 11 per cent. London, Chatham, and Is!M• 0001 Do. elesretami•e? 500 77 59 - ird N a t aid ' l e " ' Lord Wallin ham, Lord Tredegar, the Earl of Shrews- ea 0,303 Do. 5 per ct. Ins.stec 100 76 77 - SeCurit Waterperry, Brunei* Vanity, and L. C. are here. Dover however has improved 1. The fortnightly mo,ooo l careotollopeeper. lB7B Mb 101 103 id - . "Gentlemenr - lt haa been oar foreeome then pt bury, Ma the Hem A. N. Hood, Sir Massey "" dc,.. 139 119 . 5,1 'ix" li lii radwa to mentsunilekte 'with you * oh the suhjecii . Of - Lopes, ELY. Capt. Berlitropp Mr. C. S. Read M.P., SELLING ESTEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a half. settlentent has fust commenced. - , Tneedap. Mr J. H. Me;xerell, Ste Walter keens, me, a e l a me, me. Elise, Sammie, Idiot, and Cock Rabin (geld for 30/. Meteopenter t s t oc k i e now quo t e d 12 It o 1 ; ...... •... D i . •, _ mover M a polf ey WWI reg nMit Wi W (sir char g e, feelta g. *lt y nn Mr. Holland, DLP Colonel Misname, Mr. Ween Hoskyns, inch). Ail are here ., Great Western, soi to 51* ; London and North eic . ,ooo, Do.sp.e...sp.aoetirso toe ea 90 - - the e: FM ot Me nay ho e *MEM°, kwhefi gre seine latellige n ee Profaner Voeleker, Mr. Tore, Mr. S. Sidney, Mr. H. Woods, METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. Three miles. Western, elfie to i • Midland, 1,201 to leee • • 100,00:00ICelloom,Nov.136 B,6p.ct 100 100 1011 _ Chath o , MO 1878, do.. 100 Mt 106 and gulden" et our hands. Nrie have utbereo abstained me, m Ceded, Mr John Thorees, Mr. K. Little, MT. Meyer, Reporter, King of Hearts, Rove, Fan, Crusade, Lancashire and t orkahne ' • , 124 to 1. ; Caledonian, 1,000:000 Do. 1872 do.. lee 103 106 - tr. Lenitegt fr es addressing you owing tO the many questions which Frere, Major Wilson, Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, Me. Askell, and Ben Nevia are here. _ ment siss y Q•fle have bean mitred end which are familiar to all, and to the Mr. John Baldwin, Mr. J. G. Shepherd, Mr. John Hui- PAID PORFEIT.--Sprite, Patience, Sir William, Peti- ..12oi to I_2 2t li ; South Eastern, 64 to i ; Great 970.00 0 : Yawning. Per et-, 187 i lel 104 He 1378 100 105 167 - - no eh: dant , son, Mr. Hutton, Mr. Bewley, no. tioner, Bishopton, Real Jam, Clarisaa, and Iconoclast. N Ahern 113* 114* "El Do. zattern, za to 26 • Great o , to ; so: Do. 13821 100 108 106 - HMISI CO., wen. many and 'erica's obstacles which have been intetposed to The Steßrreav (Mr. Hall Dare) read the report of the ditto A, 11 to I'24k ; _ London Chatham, and am, Do. 18961 100 104 106 - defendant . t h e progress of the liquidation. For ow:salves, we have Council. In this document it was stated that during t h e _ . ...HYD . E PRATE. Two miles and ... a hay. se . Dover, 16i to I ; and North Braish, 351 to 1. 166,M0 Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. I 100 98 100 - to the r 7Mi... ad ddered that our duty was clear. ..i. liquidetion of the lue half -Tear six governors and 114 members have died, Leery Douglas, Loudon Plover Rogue, untier, nous Case, Redwing, Bandoline and ' Jesey. 103,000 New Benna.Gov.l3per ct. 100 94 96 Grand Trtmk of Canada Railway stock has im- mom° ley, south was. pos„ o menc• owlensire, r ompany having been directed by the shareholders and while one governor and 32 members have been elected. SO tiro yaw that the list now comprises 76 life governors, 82 annual PAID FORFEIT.-Astrollbe, Bon Espoir, and Little proved 1 per cent., viz., 14 to 19, but other I 6 p. e5at.,1671 to 18761 IN 90 112 - TM 3,671,800 Do. 6p. c. 1288 to 18081 100 66 941 961 in the t a ordered by the court . which li q uidetttet we were gorernors, 1,380 Life members, 3,972 annual members, and Freak ' colonial, as well as foreign lines, are inactive. 856,000 D0.5p.c.r,1867 to 1876 I 100 93} 94} 94} the st NI were appointed to supervise, we have deemed it to be our duty ie h onorary mem b ers ; em ]d eir SELLING PLATE. Three miles. oRDLNARY SHAINE AND STOCK& 150,01:1 0. New Zeeland 6 per cent.l 100 93 100 - ioney • total of 5,527 e. The to mast it, as far u has been in our power. It should, council hems elected Sir Edward Harrison, Bart., Deceiver and Harkaway c (sold for MI. each), Water- a , I „ I. 1 Banarsys I 130 1 11 : 6 8 6 4e5e I dales to•day 1.000,600 Do. bper cent. 100 84 85 86 3 1 Pe a however, be clearly andentood by both the shazeholders M.P., and Mr. Jonas to supply the vacancies in = (5014, and Redwing and Serious Case (100/4. All are °"- s to 1 p.m. 500000! Do. 6 per cent. 1891 E 100 97 94 971 day o _ asit h q ~,,a the ere - titters, that while this duty was imposed, DO the elan of viee-preeidente caused by the decease fit. too Besot and Ruler .... 86 88 100,000 1 Dodo:hal Jone&Dect, 100 97 03 350,0001N0va Scotia 6p. c., 18761 100 96 98 - - Cent. • New Zea. of Mr. Thomas Raymond Barker and Mr. Fisher Hobbs. M. 140 tatledasgsn 1,860,200 Queensland Gov. 6p. et. 1 100 02 94 98 101tofirbkat Ree l F •war araa " gle Indne timeenferreel 'F en lik. 11 * The funded capital has been reduced by the male of I,ooof. 86 1011 Cambrian .. 40 0 -•-.. , S.Aust Gov. 6p. c.,67-771 100 - - - co' Fcates Oa' pUT y. 80 ill Cork and Bandon - - *doubt eoned not be otherwise ; but the consequence has stock, and now stands at 18,0271. 19e. 6d. in the New THE CHARGE AGAINST THE DE in in -.. , 6 761,200 Do. 1878 and ups& 100 106 108 _ MOM a the vans( been that our ability to promote the interests of the share- Three per Cents. This sale has been rendered necessary RECEIVER OP THE CHARTERHOUSE. 36. 100 Dablinandßellast.Tnno 66 ill •••• - 850,000 Vie.Gov.6p.c.Jan. July I 100 1081 1041 I 1011 1 7,000,0001 Do. Op. et- A,petl&Oe 100 104 10 , 1 1 1021 Iti (Jaw ro of sheet boidersandereditorshaabsennmited withinnanew bounds. Partly by the coat Ot the oddities of • new store' to ___.,,,- M. 100 Dwadee,PerthotAbd in 70 79 .-. the leek i e the society's house, which materially adds to the value IffieNSION-HOUSE.- (THIS DAY.) 190 an NeseLondon BalpOsra. - - -• Th so far, however, as it has been permitted us to do ao, upon te e „,, _of the premises, and partly by the appropriation of This morning, Mr. Benjamin Gore Booth, a too 10 Do - -Me .-- BRITISH MOLL dem: dp was kel ve kat" 99 the beet og our "MY snWebed over 'tile • conidderable sum to a thorough investigation into - No. I Bh. I MINES. I Pd. I CI. prices I Sales. r, New efea . gentlemanly-looking, middle-aged man, was brought before o t. aa LI =r ead& Western 111 119 interests committed to us ; and we have devoted much the results of the oultivahlon of the soil by steare - driven the Lord mayor, in charge of sergeant Funnel, for further Harlem Ord. St. 251 98 et. 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., We a 6 261 I PI - 8,000 .. Chiverton I 4 3 75 1 -- high ' let= Of Oar time and attention to the many, important, and machinery in various parts of the country. To this latter examination, upon the charge of having feloniously em- et, ma aressNershmaoomand - - 2,900, .. IClifford Antal SO anxious considerations which those duties have invest', ed. ob= the council . determined to vote • sum not exceeding b ea d e d an d m w appropr i a t e d 112 114 11 1., .. Der. O. Con. (TaGstck )1 1 415 am xd - ma i the large sums of money, the es. lee °east Northers M. 100 Deka J Aree.nodlv.un- 1511 114} lan 12, .. Drakewalls - 51 .. East Basset (Illogin) 1 rat 18 20 - 59 ; ' sh:a . That the liquidation haa in the meantime been progress- !,' ~ and notwithstanding the wet autumn conaid ble Property of the governors of the above corporation. - , has been made in the inquiry. The implements - The case, as upon the former examination, appeared to gt• 100 Ds•B I Welt cisestal - - St 100 Do. Ord_ DeL Dir. Stock - -. ... 6441 .. East Caradon - my . Mg will we think he apparent from the fact that the ?oe which prizes will be given in the ensuing year con- create a good deal of interest, on account of the revecta- er e toe ot . B om b *w es t . a re. ) oo og - 4 1 .0 .. East Cana Brea lai 11 2i - Spat :rebore, aid hebilities of the company which at the time of its stoppage mist of axed and portable steam engines, fixed and port- bility of the amused and the circumstances connected with et, mo G ree t W ester , 6Ol 611 511 1 1 6,000' Last Grenville ' 3.4.0 2 n - to A 8 float eat. erseeededl 9 , ooo , oool . hevebeen reduoedto about 5,000,000 e, able threshing machines , finishing mach ines, h ead dressin g the alleged fraud. St. 100 Do.StoraVal.elowStk --•- 1,9001 .. Esat Lovell I 3.9.1 a 9 - g f theme and that assets to the extent of nearly 1,500,0301., entente machinee, barley Inunmellers, chaff cutters, mills, crushers, Mr. IV. D. Freshfield one of the solicitors to the Bank St. 100 Do. loath Wales -- - - - 4,000' .. E. W. Russell •Tavistk ), 711.1.6 21 31 - A He she els oil cake breakers, bone mills, turnip cutters, and field of England, attended on ' behalf of the prosecution ; Mr. EL 100 Do. W. NUL-Oxford 30 66 - 486' .. Grambler & St. Aubyn 66 et et - I, and Mee natel7 bearing no interest, ma now wily averting distri hn- gates e and as a period of four years will have elapsed Buchanan appeared for the defendant. U. 100 Do. Do. Newport 30 35 - 12,6 0 0 4 Great Laxey (Limited), all 17 18 - prie. June they ham Itshowldaleobesatisfactemeotheshmeholderstoknow, since the trial of some of these classes of implements it is It will be remembered that on the former occanion it fik 1 100 00 Le lancultire &Yorkshire teal rut 1 Brightn,&S.Corist 79 81 Ad 6,4001 .. Great South Tolima ... ltafid 1 I - 1-ot 6,9081 .. G. W. Vor (Balaton) ' 40 141 1? - mild name sad it is perhaps only justice to the partners in the late to be anticipated that many improvements will be exile was proved that the duty of the prisoner was Ste 100 Loari n. catChathim,&Dov 16 17 lei 1 6,000; .. Grenville ! 9.0.6 11 1 - 11117 g r ound, Rad firm of Overeed, Gurney, and Company to state, that so bited at hin , ,, ,7. St- Edmunds. The °metal' mee t i n g to receive rents and other mone s due to the governors 111.. 100 Do.MetExten.Adp.c. 10 20 - 1,024 .. Herode Foot - &In in deep next year Ibe held in the week commencleg of the Charterhouse from theii i tenants and other par- St. 10e Lo don& SorthWestn. 116} 117 1161 }1 } 6,000 1 .. Hingston Downs 6.10.8 21 31 - A g tide of the far as the realisation of their Laded estates has pro- Monday, the 15th July. Prizes to the amount of 2,925/. are -- 896 .. alargaret Toy Lelant' 13.17.0 1 4 - o s. on the eta eseded, more than the amount at which they were offered by the society for live steck, and 430/. for 00 Stan. ghat. dLincolnoh ties, and to pay the amounts so received into the Bank 1 16. 100 Lol u sdon&SouthWesterti 80 89 of England, where the authorities of tbe Charterhonse 114 . 1 . 46 1 47 1 443 1 9,000 .. Marta %%they . 4.10.6 31 41 - a ahe molt originally eatimated has been realised. Events, how- implements, while 5701. are added by the Seffolk Agri- have a drawing account. Instead of this, it appeared St 100 Metropolitan 10 811 Do New l2l 122 121 1 I i 0,000. 4 Nlwyndy Iron Ore .... , 6 3 6 i •"•1 •'llll - gray • 400, .. !Near Sefton 24; i 5 - - li 2 pm it that she ner, have occurred which, in our judgment, cultural Society and the local committee. It is also pro- that u .. three occuions he had kept back the sums of to a n D o. p x t e „a on .... to/ l et - 700, .. IN orth Roskear 3B 3 5 - 3 :::: t mended that, make it imperative that we should call your at- weed to offer 200/. in prizes for poultry, the eastern 2001., '1 ~ and 50/. aud there was this great aggravation 100 al lastropolitanDatrici.. 84 90 - 6,660 .. 'North Wheal Crotty - Jr I proceed ea counties having long been famous foe their success in tbe matter, tba ' t it waa proved that the prisoner had 100 4 Do. do. do. .... - - - 6 . 000 - )Proeper United - 1,120 .. 'Providence (r. Leiantii 10.6.7 14 26 - tO .. tendon to the present position of affairs. A Deo- - r, some dia. in this department. The education committee have falsified the accounts, and had made up a fictitious pass- e _le all D 0 •Itt• JeMet - e .004 -•-• lan 1 612 .. ,S. Caraden (St. Clear; 11 SOJ 220 - captain had don of the shareholders have felt juatified in endea- followed out the scbeme of prizes offered in the book, in which a great number of Nee entries were in- 7 te ; Igi etl and in lnt i li - 6,113. .. !South Condurrow - Get re Was pug veering to free themselves from the liability attaching to last report in connexion with the Oxford Local serted, the effect of which was to prevent for a long time st . too 1 , D7,* . el m a p i ne s : 9? 92 4 PM - 496 .. IS. W. Frames klUogad, 18-13.9 18 22 - ,-, I it was nee their 'volition, and, as yon know, are now prosecuting that Examinations and have made an award of prizes. the discove of the d that he wag pursuing. - 920 .. Stray Park 35.15.6 1 2 - arrived se ...,., The whole num ' ber of candidates was 45. With reified to Some forZal evide sYst nce e Z a ss d ad f eru u ced in order to complete et roe i N D o o M .l4ln ßritt ,Pe th riti,Dand. " 14 " 18 - 6,000; .. Tin Croft 1 a 910 - MU] lila °I ac . , Idon. This at• P il actin g in • manner dea l'? the Cambridge Local Examinations to be held during the 6,000 1 .. 'West Basset (Ilintratil. 1 1 4 i l 4 - I several sm. the former eases, and Mr. Freshfield intimated that he St. lOD 'N. Emilern-Berwicit.. 104 106 - so seriously prejudicial to the realisation of the estate, in Point of rem' present Meffth, the council have determined upon offering had no further evidence to adduce, and he applied for the 16 161 ' Do. G. N. L Pure.- - 66 - 67 -pm 1,024 .. ,W. Caratlon (Liskeard) 14 13 15 - her than she .tiplied expenses, which threaten to be enormous-in the prizes for the same subject's aa before. Seventy-four can- St. 100 Do. Leeds committal of the prisoner, but the case was not concluded ta , 100 I De. York 9B 100 - - 3,0001 .. IWest Chiverton WO, . (West Seten 471 115 12a when we went to press. - upi these enema . indefinite delay which it interposes to any settlement deletes are entered for tbeae prizes. Of these 21 are St. 100 ' Do. Carlisle - - - 612, .. INVh. &met ;Illogan).. 51 65 70 - - . lonment, sad with the creditors, which tolls with great force se_ ;_, niors . and 45 juniors ; while 10 are entered for the ape- * all 1 Do. Stock &Darling 34} 35 - 512, . 'Wh. Buller IRetiroith, 16 13 20 - IU, lig, upon the against the company in point of interest-and ' i hani dah ea lied to agri ouu prizes n mec ce an iSM ry app . cu - M2O ' Do. do., 186061 - 1,0241 .: I W,MaryAnn Atenhen.) 8110 12 - thE tat lose. The ture, of whom 2 are also entered amongst the seniors. Si 100 'North London - 396' .. I Wheal Seton lO4l . 135 145 , - sid inlet she ens in imperilling the recovery of calls which, obtainable at The council also offer (besides the foregoing prizes) 1 senior COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. is 9 ; Do. do., 1864-6 .. 1 2pin - 46,000. .. Wh. Trelawney Wk ) ) SAT '79 ' - 1 101 )craboar pawed the present moment, may, by indefinite delay, perhaps be scholarship of 50/., and four junior scholarships of 24E, to -40.-__-- 10 • ' Do. do, 1866 - --txra M. 100 North Staffordshire- - 70 72 - - . . FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Ye , wholly lost. With regard to this action by a section of be . corn . peted for at the ensuing Cambridge Local Examinee MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Si 100 'N. &S. Western June. 114 118 - Mt I Pd. I RatLwari. I Closing mice*. I Sales. tet whether who' the sliareholders, it is not for us te condemn a course tons in December, 1866, limited to sous of tenant farmers, Notwithstanding that the arrival of wheet fresh np to St. 100 Scottish Central - he vessel thee which they feel themselves juatifled in adopting, but it is or of o ers, if not exceeding 500 acres, occupying their our market to•day from Easex and Kent was only mode- St. 100 Shrepeare Union - - - 4MI G.Laxembourgsp.cent. 31 31 3 : i g.• I 42 44 •-• 20 all Do. - . good deal re own land on certain conditions. While heartily unitin g rate, the trade for both red and white parcels was de- et a ; 11 ,r„, • 8 2„.",„, i ' n m peccii co: take out their not the less proper for us to point out how disaatrous such with the whole kin' gdom in the thanksgiving for the • sales progiessed slowly, s ' o .. . sji !stala 's-"- es,P7 -- 0 at! 6 9 I tat ss me t 100 all Havana and Matanzas 87 90 - ne premed : up must be to the liquidation. We believe that abatement of the cattle p re - , . leeee the council are at the c- at d t edj he Y p q ri ui ces et. rea l li n sed all o d n e" M ri o p nd ti a o y ns . St. 100 ITO Yale - -, 103 all Lausanne and ertenurg 97 100 100 lall listen:as mod Sabanilla - - _ - W Imre was rune but for these proceedings it would have been posaible e time sensible of the importance of continuing many There was a fair quantity of foreign wheat in the mar- le s I Do. C s apm - 100 'all Do. Second lame.. .84 90 - au ule that thee sot only to have paid the creditor' the intended divi- of the ex;eting restrictions on the traffic in live stock, and ket. The few millers in attendance showed but little dis• es. 100 'Waterford de Kilksany - - -- 20 lan .North of Franco 3 p et. 121 121 - of the mein; with this view have instructed • deputation to wait on the • • 1 h • le 6 wsterioo & enamel - - position to operate ; consequeet yt e transactions were ou - 20 'all ' Do jate Chart Sj p, ct. - - - when repaired dead of 2s, 6d., bat before the end of the year a divis Lords of the Privy Councilto dmwtheirattention tothefol- a limited le, on former terms. BRITISH POSSISION3. 100 'all 'Ottoman (Smyrna, &c.) 70 SO 40 Ittll 'Paris,Lynns,&lin soct. - - - da) - ; was whether dead of 6a. 8(1. in the pound upon their claims, with the lowing points:-1. The importation of foreigneattle; 2. The Floating cargoes of wheat moved off slowly, and to - 511. 1 N . I a, u ,,nys . I p os i ng pr i m , 1 s a l es. 20 all , Do. New 3p.ce. 12 121 - ired the vessel; prospect of a further payment at no distant date. As it is re-o . Ding of . fairs and ma . rkets . and 3. The necessity of ex . , -.- .. force sales lower rates would have to be accepted. Barley - 100 lan Recife &S. F. (Peru.).. 92 94 -11 l 100 1 all Atlantic&St. Lawrence) 66 58 ,) - I would thwe however, in view of these proceedings-the expense and ten the tune during whicia the powers grantee to tneri Ivy 4 all Royal Swedish sp. ct.. 1} 2 - and other descriptions of produce afloat were difficult to but the char. Counci under the acts of the last 'on may he exercised. sell. St. ;100 ' Bo= Bar. &C. In. gbp.c... 101 102 1 1011 20 110 I Do. F Shares Ma pm - 100 • all Segue La Grande 7p. ct. 84 67 - ictive total km delay attendant as which may, by appeals, be greatly pro- With respect to the first point the council believe that the For all descriptions of barley the trade ruled quiet at me: an I Bnitslo & Lake Iluron 3 4 - 20 all ,S.Aus. &1...mu-Yen. op.c. 81 81 - ol 100 'all south East of Port ?p.c. - - - U. n that the cad longed-the date at which a reduction of the company's exieting restrictions are probably sufficient for the present, m on d ay , s pr i n .. 16 i all . Do. Preference 7 w. 20 1 , 111 louthernof Vrance3p.c. 111 ill - when repaired, liabilities will be effected, must be still longer postponed. but that unless they are made permanent, it will not be Malt was in moderate request on former terms. too ;100 eluff.,BrantetOodeelch - 10 I South Italian, 3 per ct. 5 6 - rx Olt home. Aie The distress to many depositors which is thus oc- considered worth while to erect lairs for the purpose of F. me oats were firm in price, but inferior sorts met a I I 6 per 0eut.1872-3-4 - 20 all ,W.&N. W.of Frit ap.c. 111 121 - St. 'lOO Cal &S. Eastern sp. e.g. - - - - hich happened euioned is, no doubt, very conaiderable, but it po carrying out regulations which may be only of a tem- s l ow s a e. - st 4 the grmati in nature, and that consequently such as re- . . Se. me .Cape T.& Dock 6p.c.g. 45 65 Beans changed hands at the late decline in prices. The 100 • all Demerara,7p.e.perpref. 101} 102} - PREFERENCE SHARES. is hardly the least evil : the sore burden of the late to quarantine will become inoperative. The a; by their agent, an ply on offer was small. Se 1100 Eut Sauget gu. b do.- 101} 102 f - North Eastern, Stock. and Darl. B 6 per cent., 3 0 1. it abandon her. ehareholders seems likely, from the causes we heve constant presence of the diseau in various parts of the 'he inquiry for peas was heavy, but no change took e 0 '5 ; Dn. do. 6do - - 1011 et North Staffordshire, 211. ,otal lore could tin tof Europe makes it extremely probable that pointedout, to be greatly aggravatnl, and it is not to um- -en . • plane in the quotations. St. Leo East Indiangu. 6do lO5 106 1115 141 11 ive lam beams be forgotten that the liquidators have have still the except under very stringent regulations the disease will Flour moved off slowly on former et. 'lOO Grausl Trunk of Canada 18 19 term* 100 ' all Do. Eoutp.6l.li.op.ct.l 85 87 - - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. A Babe.' and San Francisco (Lim.), gua. 7 per cent., 121, A. 2: which happened frequently ibe re-imported, and they believe that it will power of calling up a further amount of 251. per share, to eventually be found that nothing short of permanent Linseed was steady at full currencies. For the ot -her too all Do. lat preL Limo!' - San Paulo (Lireitede 141. I: seeds the demand was inactive. Cakes found buyers, at 100 all Do. do. deferred , LO &A - tn, saved for se the exercise of which they may, in the result, be driven by regulations for killing animals intended for slaughter at extreme quotation& 100 , all . Do. and pref. Bowls. 60 62 •-• South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 15i. 18 deo determined reason of the very proceedings to which we have alluded- the ports at which they are landed will prevent its intro- CURRENT PRICES. 100 . all De. do. deferred - -•-• MISCELLANEOUS. u i the jury must So long as a considerable body of the shareholders entertain le the regula &action ; and that with respect to store ea* , . ENGLISH. 100 : ell Do. Ord preL Stock 37 60 Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 16, le,i. 3 Lions should bo of such a permanent character, as wtll Per QL 1 per gr. 100 , all Do. do. deferred - - -• Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent, 72 4. 3 the conviction that the action which they are pursuing lead to the provision of suitable buildings for WIMAR a a oiea a. s. 100 , all Du. 4th pref. Stock 123 M - 1 ning, and on the 30 to 30 100 all • Do. do. deferred. - Ceylon Company (Limited), ni. mewed dimmest* is likely to end in relieving them from all liability, and so carrying out an efficient system of quarantine. Essex, Rent, red, old 54 to 65 , Scotch potato 31 to 25 St. ;100 Great Indian Peninsula , 1051 1051 , 1061 long as they feel entitled to avail themselves of the right so new 56 to 631 Irish blitilc after some tins With respect to the second and third points adverted to by .. e_ . e 1 , no white, old 56 to 70 „ white 77 to 37 II) ; all Do. gua. 6 per cent.) - -pm - Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Li•utted), 41. 'be entered he to relieve themselves, we are not hopeful that any re, the council, they think considerable danger e ill be in- new 50 to 56 BEANS. 20 1 6 Do. New do. ....I t Ipm - General Credit and Finance of London (Limited), 3e, ;. 3 eaintiffs to more presentations of ours will have much practical ff t • °erred by re-opening fairs and markets at the present N er eee eed E tneeht 11aragiut - Hndsone Bay, lei, A. c eeo , time, except under the resWiction of immediate 'laugh- re d , new - Imperial Lend Company of Marseilles (Lim.), 2j, l. 4 but we are not the less convinced that it is our ter, and they wish te call the attention of the government BARLEY. 1 Harrow London General Omnibus Company (Lint.), 31. I TY. duty to bring these conaideratioes before them, and to to the importance of obtaining, if necessary, additional Malting Distilling 19 to 44 FBAS. eti to 52 Ist. 1 2 Do. .... - -- National Discount Company (New) (Limited), issued at ). n and Trinity point out the results to which they tend. If, which at parliamentary powers, so that the trade in cattle may Grinding 3l to 33 I Grey l2l 121 - 20} all 'Gt. Western ot Canada 111 121 121 - 81 to 40 90; all , Do. New 5 prem., 2,1 to be paid, 9/, 11. r ( present we fear is hopeless, the shareholders could all be placed 'mon auch a footing as may insure the greatest MALT. Maple 4O to 43 100 all • Borp.c. Ibis pay. 1873 68 92 - Peninsular and Oriental Steam (all paid). 62, :. . 7 1 h 1 41 to 45 WO . all , D 0.61 do. do. 1•474 i. el SS - Telegreh Construction and Maiuteuance (Limited) e 7 ItA7CLIFT. amo - nnt of sec . urity to owners of cattle, ant t at at lio Essex Norfolk and White I . confer in feeling that they have • just though a heavy debt Same time, the dealers and importers may know under what gofiolk . 72 to 78 Boilers - (151. paid),l4l, 131. rendered by the St. 1100 Madras guar. sp. cent 102 103 1021 1 to discharge, and would unite in an effort to effect this, restrictions the trade le to be carried on, and be en- Kingston and Ware 72 to 78 Ewa. k, consisting of we believe the present would not be au unfavourable es to 6.31 Town made, per 280 St. 1 100 ' Do. do. 41 d0...1 PZ 1116 - r Colchester, and courmted to provide such appliances as may enable them Brown ea to 67 St. ;100 I Do. do. et d 0... 'B5 90 - PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. RTE. Ills. le was in tow of a time for arriving at some arrangement with the credit° to conduct their business with the least possible incon- _, 32 to 34 Household 47 to be 20 ~ all Do. Fifth Extensloni - - - ---...--- which, based upon mutual concessions, mighthave a s used"' venience to themselves and the smallest risk to, and inter- ' en okra Country I-Y ference with, public interests. 100 an ' Do. ap. et.. pay. 1380 100 tom - kson were for tas English feed 32 to 36 Norfolk and Suffolk, Western, 511-London and North Western. 1101 1-ll dochest•T. . result. We cannot but feel that the time for On the motion of Mr. CALDwELL, seconded by Mr. ELL- „ iiotato - Sheffield, and Lineuhishire, 471 61 1--Ilitiland. 12 1 ,t-south 31ilw , 01, Q.. 5 St. .100 N.R. of Can ap c•lstit. B. 82 86 •••• cordial co-operation between tee depositors and the mete the report was adopted. Scotch, feed - I , es of the BatehE shareholders is now, and that by such co-operation, the The CHAIRMAN then read a loog address, as he stated FoREIGIL St. ,120 Schots, gua. 5 per mut. 99 101 „„ St. 100 Do. Dahl do '96 97 - G. W. 7 per tent Con. bonds, el-United Stabs 5.20 Ponds. 1,...). ' Oth January hat. - 710.-Didm, 1865, 70-Great Luxemb•••trg Eliance, la-Eastern • creditors on the one hand, if willing to make conceit- at the requestof the council, on various subjects of interest Per Qr. Pac ' 11• • 20 .5 ! Do. do. do ll 1 dis - have been greet, Exch.nge Bank Limited.. 1 15-16 d.-Liv. rp ...I and t. ....ow and , to agriculturists. He commeuced by refen in,g to the question WHEAT. a. 5. OATS. c s• St. 'lOO I Do. Puniaub do. '9B 100 - Globe Fire and Life • Limited ,41 p.-Atiglo-Ainerican Telegraph, I be greatly Mai. lions, may obtain a speedy settlement of their claims, of leases and tenant right, and expressed an opinion that Dentzfe and Konige- "an"h and Swedish • 241539 Sk 1100 Do. Indus se, not:ao. - - - de which wan re- and the shareholders, on the other hand. may reap the the question must ultimately be settled by mutual agree- berg 6O to 73 ItussLan 23 to 29 ' 151 13- la 1 13.16-N1 env:: Steel and Iron tinnited ,41 1.- 1 National Steam 'Limited, 144 d. e amount to be Rostock & Aleckleu- BEANS. JOCST STOCK BANK& benefit of such conceuions, and above all may avert the ment between landlord and tenant. He denied that that bur. , t7 to (IS Danish - - 1 - pa 1 ctl_ tamined in court - Sd t° ad - NO - .1 - sh. I tiAle.t. ' - - ' - `--- - ..-' - foie busineas was done. Anglo-Amerierui Telegraph Limited , . in that a nunder ruinous wasting of assets which law and dela ill y w cer- was a question which was within the scope of the char- D an i,h mdants as to ths tainly enteil. Whether such a result can be accom• ter hut admitted that education, the improvement gussiano,ard of ' labourers' cottages, and other kindred subjects. , soft - - alsl - 14 13•10-Erics, 47 1-tireat Luxembouni, 11 11-16-Great 30 to 40 10,000 60 Albion - Western of • •ana.lit. 121--4 treat Western, 51; 1,1, 1-11lin de 771 - •ed, none of which Se 71 61•41$ IS Lancashire and York.liire, 124 i 4 -New din-, ordinary, 15• M p. plished depends upon the spirit in which such • were not open to that objection. The society Arnekcan, red help of tl.e 'frinty INDIAN Cor.N. 100,000 20 Ati,4lo Austrian ; d t tPml - -London and Caledonian Marine liiiimante Limited ,41 1.- „ white .... -to - negotiation is approached on both sides ; from bad sufficient 'icor he maintained, in promoting BARLEY. White to be paid for the each forbearance and concession is required ; with these we the improvement o aock and of cultivation. (Cheers.) Grinding - London and North Weste . rn. Ilta-Man , ehester lin S 4 het i lle i ld, so an ut d h 36 to 39 30,000' 50 , Anglo ItalMn (Limited). 120 9 7 dis - Lincolnshire, 471 I 1 Mi [nitwit' 11, ls: Mid do not despair of an early wind-up of these disastrous Adverting to the cattle plague he reviewed the govern- Distilli - - - Easters, 63-Tluunes and Mersey Manua Insurance (Limited, 60 to 42 French, per sack .... 44 to 50 80,000 40 ' Austral:Ws ' all '6l 63 -31-16 p. ea affairs and w , hether it can or cannot be effected, we, for ment rmtilations for its suppression, and said he believed tialtiiie ug they bad. met with general approval. Though the cattle OATS. Spanish „ .... 45 Z , O 60 1X,600, '2O I BankofltritlshColurnbla• all 12 14 - IJ RTS. ourselves, are satisfied that our duty, both to the share - plague had nearly ceased, he was in favour of establishing Dutch brewing holde feeding - - 27 to 33 12,500 25 ; , I) , 27 to 1 .3 10,040, 25 Bank of Egypt i all 29 31 - mingliarn Guaranteed at per cent. 70 ; Birmingham Canal, at Ilimmtmcnag, DEC.II.-Buslne.l done: Great Western. Lir• rs and creditors, is best performed by presenting permanent regulations to prevent a renewal of its ravages. - R 26,0001 20 ; Bank of Otago ;Limited) 10 , 6 4 dis - ;Limited ,at If tits. : Birmingham Wagon ,Limited ,at 10 1 ,.. Eir• these considerations to them and b ender' ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, dm, INTO LONDON, BY WATE - a 7; , Lloyds Batik Limited ,at ' 7l pin. ; IllilLual t insucial y vouring • t e h r i n „ The aggregate value of the animals lost was, hp _ e believed, not lees than 3,000,000/. sterling, and CARRIAGE, FROM DEC. BTO DEC. 11, INCLUSIVE. 10,000.100 , Bank of Queensland , L. l l 25 110 15 dis - mlngham Wagon Prcfcrenie, 0 per c.ut., at 1 dle. -. and Patent •7 - to,ixia; 60 ; Bankof Vlctoria,Austral' 26 •37 itti - Shaft and A zietree Limited ,at 4 pin. riming prices: t•reat about such a result.-We are, your obedient servants, Wheat. Barley.. Malt. Oata. Flour. it was mortifying to reflect that that loss might have been Kee 10 I Bank of New Zealand 1 101 7 9 Psz - Western, West Nlidland, Hereford. W. sellers ; iiioneestershire " HENRY Ii.INGBGOTR. , ~ 60 000 20 1 BrarlllandPortuguese,L , 10 1 n lOW - Bank, 401 to 4431; and Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank, G INTILLICECCL. almost entirely prevented by their availing theinselves at ......„,,.... dseeteh c l ete rs • 1 °. 1 50 '• e r e q rs. brig. sacks ' 910 • • • • 14 " 20:000 1 SO . British& Californian•L l 71 2} 1 ids - 01 to 9I per share. " HENRY GRIBSELL. the outset of the experience of other nations and I 7.7"'`' provision merchant stamping out the disease by slaughter and isola- F o i e *, • • • • • • 20 WO 1 50 British N. America ....I all ,47 49 - DUBLIN, DEC. lit-Three per Cent. Consol., tel 4-New Three lays in London, wag " CHARLMS OPPENHFIM. 13550 9610 .. , 39420 MO • • 4,0,000' 20 C. Bk. India, Ans., China all • 14; 151 , - per Cent. Stock. e 7; v7-Ditto. for account, Ilth ist. a; 87i-- stealing a mils/ " 65, Lombard-street, Dec. 12, 186 G." tion." He cited facts in support of this view. Throughout the whole visitation the nature and Total - I - - e - .. -- I --- *ooo' es , Chart Mer. of India, etc. laUlt9 31 SO 13960 , 10760 I 910 I 39410 . 2324 540 50.000 20 cio , ,1014 16 141 India Five per Cent., 1051-National Bank .E3u fiald , is - Ditto, for account, 66 1 4 1-itoyal Bank •£lO paid , 322- itublin lind S:c. in the Memo. --- - ch cter of the attacks had been remarkably uniform. COMPARATIVE QUANTITIES AND PRICES OF GRAIN. 90,0001100 !Colonial llbga3l • - Belfast Junction ,4.1110 Datil , 671-Great southern and Weatera , daended n 7 Xr• solidated Bonk (L )! 4 1 'Pm! 4 4 1 4.100 paid ,01 -Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford. :. per Cent. ItETROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL BANK The council had recently expressed to the government roa rus WEEK ENDING Fon TIM CORREsPONDING were mo,oon in 1 con use. a, ma. IN 1865. 50,000 10 , Lai. do. New • 2 - - i - 4.50 pahl , redeemable. 44-Great Muthern nnd Western 4 141• d was to give t he (THIS DAY.) • their conviction that it was inexpedient to abolish Qrs. Average. Qrs. Averag.. 10,000 60 , Delhi and London ;L.) '2- - 1 - cent. perpetual Eloo paid , 07.-Irish Nerth Western. 5 per iiries with reference __„,-._. the existing restrictions at present, and that it was de- wham 76,127 OIL 74. Wheat 72,9"1 .. 4ss. 50. 24.000! 60 ! East London (Limited•l 6 3 2 Ws, - cent. perpetual ,tlO paid . Class A, 2; I-NV aterford and Lime :kat handkerchiefs. This day an extraordinary meeting of share- sirable that a measure should be introduced into puha- e ar l e 4,315 465. 2,1. Barley 81,0.0 .. 334. 21. 60,9001 20 , Eastern Exchange Lim.) 64 2 dial - rick, 5 per cent., rtaleeniable ,Esli paid , 451-balla t iitace ;to one of the hula- holders ment to ' secure permanent safety. The foreign cattle oatli e " 77.040 245. 3d. Oata 6,1,85 .. 23.1. Id. (03,000 30 !English and Amer cau .10 5 8 dial - De b en t ures, c ir 2 c a. 2,1 ., o h i . wan held at the London Tavern ; Mr. GILPIN, trade ought, too, in their opinion, to be place•l on 30,000. so , Eng.Scut.&.tusl. chard} all 16 17 I - of " Lord leent e t MP., in the chair. _ _ _ 10,000 50 Enclishandawedish (L 0 26 12 10 dull - --------- airiM bid n et The CHAIRMAN said that the object of the meeting was a better footing, enteeiAlly as increased railway LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. temp l e.* I Imperial Sauk (Limitod, ,20 2 4 poll _ - WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) communication and ot er nmans of transport in to consider, and, if deemed advisable, to carry out, the creased the danger of fresh importations of the devise. (THIS DAY.) 202,500 M : Imperial Ottoman .... 10 11 1 dls 81 1 ---e--- said that a law dile plan submitted to the shareholders in the circular letter The council were of opinion that all foreign cattle should (RT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) 6,000' 15 ) lonir.n 6,000 25 I Do. New 6 2 I dls! - WEDNESDAY, DECEXBIR 12, S A.M. I 1, after loo p tf u e twar . over which be presumed they all had received. He could be slaughtered either abroad or at the port of debarkation. (FROM OUR OWN COEItERPONDICHT-1 100.000. 20 I Land Mort. Bk. India) Ll, 4 11 11414 , - eted this have little doubt that the plan there sketched out would Fresh meat was now becoming an article of daily importa- Market very stiong. Sales probably 15,000 bales or WOW! 1001 Do.6p.c. Deb.. 1864, 30yrs. all id 06 - r. Extreme. Sea ; Mite two. The two be received with satisfaction, because it had received the tion. Referring to what had been termed the " labour diffi- more. 20,0e0 60 Lon.BicoOlexico,&c. , L,j 20 10 8 dta - 1 ti. IT . ) w. iso „...-......._-.,„ 16.11. 11 tO I ready for Inn' ito aneut of the representatives of 13,000 out of 13,000 13,000,100 London and Brazilian... 45 16 10 di, - I I mF• D. 9. I • , per, culty" in connexion with the general rise of wages, he denied - 1 "to imp O w !!! shares. The resolution, to be proposed were twelve in that farmers were bound topay more than the average rate MINCING-LINE.-(THIS DAY.) mom 20 Do. New '7l 24 1111 s - ------ 1./.9 34 8. 1 1 . S. -to 0 :.:1 8 ' • further, asa 5,000 100 , London& RiverleatelL ;) 40 79 Pm - gars P ne g e a. Sala. number and they proposed that the present company f w ^es, addin that the could not do so without ruining St - Can.-The market continues active, at a slight ea OW 25 I Do. New Ma at lipm 10 1} 2;pm - ever return should c ' e vol u nt ar il y woun d up, th a t li q uid a tors should o ther:Zlves. A g noble lor y d recently suggested the applica- advance on last week's currency. The private sales include d,; (. ,00 25 , no. '. do. do 1711 2 pm - Leith ,• t 4 tit W. I. 1 ' W. ,• to n•it 1 . ' handkerchiefs me be appointed for this purpe, and that a new company thin of the comPeratiee system to agricultural labour. lie British West India, at 2thi. to 321 L 61. ; Porto Rico, 50,000' 188 'Lon. Ch. Beak of Await, all 211 224 - Marais= ... M 62 40 -3; 4 1 8. lif 0.37 2 been opened to l bser should be formed, to be mlled " The Metropolitan Ben '2068 d 5 k (the chairman) did not see how farmen could let their eos. 6•1. to 31s. ; Bahia, 2es. to 295. ; Mauritius, at 3la. ; 37,600 60 1 London and Co s unty , 16 41 _ 1, . Aberdeen ..•29 CA .2, 8.8. W. 3gl W , •d - ° 1 - Greencastle.. 210.61 es W.O W. 2 1 3 , S.s.E. , ri. .0.301 1 , (Limited)," on the terms set forth. They prormsed to labourers share their profits in good seasons, unless the and Madras common Jaggery, 245. ; grainy, 345. 1.4.1. 1 - ,of this pattern Inge take off the whole of the 1/ahilities of the shareholders ; shared their losses in bad ones. (Hear, hear.) But he Refined is also rather firmer. t 6,090 20 !London & SouthAlrican, all 12 13 72,000 50 , London Joint tock I 121 111 121 Valentia..... 29.54 53 W. 0, 1 • 3 .: 3 • 11. • . I rlc 0 - 31 ' 4 ' - Gana Ow •••-vI i ' - f 5.8 -- . E. 1 r; M - . 111 1 10,000 100 : Lon. & 3 Western (Lint' . 20 3 2 die - Ilverpool.• ..'29.79 49 W.N i . . 3 . ___ 1 c . ... _ . London. they would begin' with a certified capital of 200,000/. of woule suggest that farmers should let lahoerers have aut- CoFFEE.-The market continues firm ; plantation Cep- 5,000 50 ' London & Venezuela,L ;1 have te al - Penzance.... 30.03 51 W.N. W. ,4 7 . 1T.,•:. W. 1 . i./...it. 3 rse othert _ tanking assets and the nucleus of a reserve fund of ficient grass land to keep a cow and a pig, and he believed lon sold fine ordinary to middling gray, 70s. to 714 . nd• ; 60,003 lee I London &Westminster. 20 93 95 121 10 7db - kfolybead -.20.76 be W.S.W. 42 , s,s tt . , 9 .. .1, S I V, . . fr o.tni. 8 hop in London wo ws 107,utiot, which he would not call banking assets, because that would rove beneficial to all concerned. Alluding. bold, els ; other Eaet India plantation, 675. to 695. 6.1. ; 10,600 1 , 10 I Merchant Bank (Um.) ~ 25 15 16 - Brest .. ..... 30.08 54 W. NAV. '5 5 they were not available at once, but which as thee were to the pro l ;ress of steam cultivatiee, he remarked peaberry, 795. to 80s.; brownish Malabar, 675. to 68s. lel. 6,000 100 , Do. New ,15 12 10 dis - l ty of silk pen boa. -3,sw, • lc 0.20 2 rcantile&Exchan L.) 121 9 7 dl.. - Rochefort- 30.21 54 8. \I. - , .. _ : realised, would be formed i n t o a gua ra nte„; fund for the on its applirtbilitY more particularly to the cultivation of TEA.-The public sales Of Indian teas went off flatly as KO® 6.0 Mt . ~ o ay. ' 8 1 5.1.. no 031 x 17 150 100 Metro. & Prov. Bank L. 20 101 Mit - mymoott,... 2 , 1.9 r, 5.. ,yon. . • telt it is• eew bank. The chairman, having explained a few heavy clay lands. The supply of live stock was now very regards common quality ; superior sorts brought full le,ooo 100 , MitUand Bank (Lim.) I2O 8 2 dis - Weymouth .. PO PI 54 W.N.W. 58 . S.W. cc 0.20 4 •g, mo o el. 4 ~,, por , trat, ~ ...- of the items in the balance-sheet as it would deficient ; and if the Fenians would give up their schemes rates. 20,000 6 National of Australaaie 4 1 2 pro - Portsmouth.. zees 52 W. , 5 Lucien% wee 57 W.B.W. 13 5 Vi'.. 1 r 0.91 4 nis ' Winne! OT an have appeared on the 17 th November, 1866, if the pro- and turn their attention to the feeding of stock on the gran! RICE. -The market continues inactive. " Winner ot itered to e _ posed reconstruction bet been carried. on that day, said that lands of Ireland, both countries would benefit by the elumge. CorroN.-There is still an active demand, and late 20,000 100 !National of Liverpool.. 16 par 2 pa. - 10,000 lee .N. Pro. of England .... 42 - - - Yarmouth 29 84 44 S.S.W 1 : 4.11 . o 0.•_1 - Las some WI iheY Proposed to nay a dividend of 4 per cent., not on the (Hear, hear.) He then referred to favourable circum prices are fully supported. 65,000 20 Do. 2nd & 3rd issue..• 12 - - - Scarborough. 2.1.6.141 W.S. W. 3'2: . . _ ;labour ' 40 000 60 ' National Bank '30165 C 7 - Shield.; 29;0 44 N.W. 22 . 7.5. n . 0_ . Capital of 200,000/., but on the whole capital of 300,0001. stances in the present position of agriculturists, and HFAIP.-Clean St. Petersburg sold at 34/. 10a, and • - - - • alter ° of • • • 60 000 20 New South Wales •M 144 MI , - Heide? . - - - -__------_ eat on the tvro the operative and inoperative capital of the Metroeolitan pointed out that a large portion of additional lend roping Manilla at 46/. 10s. 60,009 20 , North Western I7o klis ;pm - London -• • • 2 1 84 r. 2 W.S. W. 1 3 1 ! „ N N . ._ .. f....r 0 . 15 : aud Provincial Bank at the helf-yearly meeting. The eneht be usefully employed in the production of barley, REIIARES. 00,000 25 Oriental Bank Corporn.• all . 42 43 •-• • chairman then denounced the proceeding of a bolder of five which now commanded so good a prize. As regarded 27,210 50 Provin.BankbaCorp.(V. 10 • 7 0 dls - lan 111 tl,e south the fall ias TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) - in the n•rth et the British Isles, . . ee eeisi share,. who presented a petition for the compulsory education the council had adopted the only course open to 20,000 100 . rrevine. et Ireland ts ,81 83 •ased The a .ient IlTv RO• ! IL uoted as follows :- Do. Jo. New all - - vinding-up of the company, and said that if the the 1 h • • d th' •ie The market is quiet. Prices ere q 10,000 10 ' - been leas. Temperature generally has till, s al mo :mate to I.ND THE - 4. . • m, name y, t e awarding prizes, an is was an in ica- norito.rn ron.t.. at resolutions were carried, the new bank would be conducted tion of the kind of improved education which they desired and for the mar 445. " Nei- 20,000 25 South Anstralia Petersburg Y.C. on the spot ) , , , ' all ' 7.4 26 •-• chiefly I.' .-.isterlv,li . 4st on our . - general, :eel iii en - f resh on our oiher eoasts. Rain ht. been err; case was aPP o i n "?..e.„,, 17,051.100 Stand. of B. S. Africa on strictly banking principles. (Hear, lers ;" Jammu to March, 445. 3d. ; March, 445. 9d. w has fallen. Yesterday hare- Barometers have fallen from Bre to seven tenth. of an 17ch urinates of the rtnt hear.) The articles to see diffused among young fanners. (Cheers.) 10,000 100 Do. do. tea at d pm. 10 . 7 6 dis - the north of Scotland some !no t _ 4,4a.,.w. a .4 _ 4,,,,,4 .4. . te d a fter Meer y 111•14 t , mw of the new brink could be seen at the bank from to-morrow A long discussion ensued, in which Mr. C. T. Read, Mr. for the inspection of any shareholder who wished to see S. Sidney, Dr. Crisp, Sir Manley Lopes, and other gentle- - 40,000 2.6 Union of Australia_ ... . all 49 60 win to ale Jut ~J inehe. titer nit was reservouee, ~,,, 'BOROUGH HOPMARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 10.0oe too • Union of Ireland ;Lim.; 22 10 8 dis - creasl , ni; in a nortlneasterly three had Dos amittee. = them. A confirmatory meeting would be held next month. wen took part. Afte Messrs Pattenden and Smith report a steady inquiry 90,1180) ati !Union of London - the Gulf of Riga .-r-"----7-117--". MY Friel C cana 7 - 4 - . ado rrt few remarks the resolution was unanimously Mr. HOLLAND, M.P., announced that it was not in- ' • • f r hope of all descriptions at late ratea. :FOREIGN MINES. - metric pressme waS high Mel' Ile •. , ~ 1; ... n . Sailitred by a n - -1. pted ; and with a vote of thanks to the Chairtnan tended to 'pp]) ,as had been supposed, for a new charter, -n No. I Sh. I Mies,. I Pd. I a prices. I Sales. lay Lot Mr. new:4 manager and officers of the company, the meetini 1111 the council could do all that was required without one. sepamtel 35, 0 00 0 0 0 i 2 lalamillos Limited) - all 1v; 1 - from January up to November in the present year, of - • ch s• a ils orwt , _2l l l The committee, to whom the matter was referred, had 1 Anglo•Braz.Gold,Lim.), as. }die tPrn• - whom 90,000 were Germans. A letter from Lieut. Hjment, of the 35th Regi- fie 7 , rece_ ~,i vei ;l e iii- - -- --- -- - - .1 - IREL , LW -Ey - this melan -205,000 immigrants have landed at New York A meetind of the Metropolitan Municipal Arno" The proceedings terminated in tLe usual manner. ment, quartered at Tenes in Algeria, says :-" I was li tenancy of the county of Louth be - • --.-- s---i :- .1... 1..... .4 .4 the e m o, when 25,800( 2 ICapulaSilver , lint! .. ted e , .32 . ±. II 1• 111 . - choly event tne eu I C.. 91 15,0001 10 ICape Copper ',Limited: 7 11 11p . - THE DEATH OF LORD -., . --. Lord Bellew being one of those appointed REMARKS. Barometers have fallen from eve to seven tenth• of an Inch in the north of the British tiles, but in the south the fall has been less. Temperature genersily has hiereasedles aols are chiefly wviterly, light on our northern toasts. and austerely to fresh on our other coasts. Rah' has been very general, aid In the north of Scotland some snow has fallen. Yesterday baro metric pressuce was high over t on to of Europe de creasing in a north-easterly direction to about 25.9 Inches over the (lull of Riga _ R E 311.• tN D THE • case tt Was o f ther,— •ee o mina after t h e pia nstated, _I offr t was reserve:a./ tat ra m t t ee. had nef Attee e pi Privy C 44 "7 1 asi \ j t e d by 611 Br o th lay bat INorwic received pe w have to b a e relate cotilr ;tile tion of the Chu 14 Vic. c• 86), 1 7;iist thout the rone* was not tO be on 11: elat'eunder the set er.ll,_• Court by .... letteee be e e i ; snot be re ' " nr:Zdeeesto The Queen _ Berney, and .IW:top a NorwisN as ZEALAND- —: woke the " ehisn'ln,, °6 •• •lo ,) 'rizre:t worth of ' eke of Mai er 1411/ aLee - L. y" terdordr ball: ta t the Town- woo owote the ea t " b o gieely ol Ifemorahip ,utio illege• A rei t r e ates n a seven gc ll •/. 205,000 immigrants have landed at New York from January up to November in the present year, of whom 90,000 were Germans. THE DEATH OF LORD BELLEW. —By this melan choly event toe lieutenancy of the county of Louth be comes vacant, Lord Bellew being one of those appointed lieutenant upon the original creation of that office. — Dublin Ereniny lfail. FOOTBALL AT ILCOBY SCHOOL. —The "Two-house Match" will be played at Rugby on Sttnplay, Dec. 15. The two houses this year see the Rev. C. T. Arnold's, and the Rev. C. B. Hutchinson's equal first. PROPOSED AGRICULTURAL HALL FOR BRIGHTON. I, —On Thursday a meeting was held at the Town-hall when plans and specifications were submitted for building an'hotel si.th a large hall attached on the site where the County . Show was held last week—the field belonging to Mr. Tup pen at the bottom of Church-street. The hall is proposed to seat from 5,000 to 6,000 persons, and a stock and corn market is proposed to be held in connexion therewith- The estimated cost is 17,0001. All were agreed as to the desirability of the scheme, and after receiving all necessary information the meeting was adjourned in order to enable the projectors to con.er with the corn dealers using the present market. The scheme, if csrried out, will be on the joint-stock printiple.—prighlos Guardian. A letter from Lieut. HtSmeut, of the 35th Regi ment, quartered at Tenez in Algeria, says :—" I wee walking with a friend in the lower part of the town, when at about 2in the afternoon we perceived what seemed a sort of thick mist coming rapidly upon us, which we took for a flock of birds of passage. But hardly five minutes had elapsed when we found ourselves enveloped in the cloud. It might have been about one kilometre (ft of a milel in width by six in length, and was from 45 to 75 feet in thickness. It wee formed, not by birds, but by locusts of passage, of the colour of wine-lees and of great size. They continued their course from the west to the east, passing behind Cape 'Truer, from which point they turned towards the north, driven doubtless by the south ' wind which has for several days past been blowing vio lently." One day a fortnight ago the farmers of the country around Quebec, headed by their parish priest, en tered that city with a long file of wagons, br;nging 300 bushels of potatoes to be distributed to the sufferers by I the fire. 25,0 0 r 0 i 20 100, 1 ,000 20 15,04 10 es, OWI Alamill..s Limited) Aastrelien Cape Copper ;Limited ICapula Silver Limited I A meeting of the Metropolitan Municipal Aim" ehtion, whose object is to promote improvement in the local government of the metropolis, was held last night in St. James's Hall. Mr. C. Buxton, /LP., occupied the chair, and pointed out the absolute necessity there exists for • complete reform in the administration of local skein in the metropolis. Mr. T. Hughes, M.P., urged upon the ' tutting the duty which devolved on every citizen to assist the association in terminating the disgraceful state of things connected with the local management of the metro- Polis. Resolutions condemning the present system of local government as unsatisfactory and extravagant, and IPPointing a deputation to wait on the Home Secretary on the subject, were passed. DEATH OF THE COUNTESS FORTZSCUE.—We RH nousoed the death yesterday of the Countess Fortescne, in her confinement. Although the mother is dead, the infant nut :es, The late Countess Fort:Nene was the eldest daughter of Colonel the Right Hon. °scrip Lionel Dawson Damer, and was mahied March 11,1817. Her ladyship laves a numerous issue. I} Tml .} Alai 21_ - - - SINGUL.kR CASE OF SO3INAKBELISM. ....., 110,7 i ClientalesacXB.llln.„ 12,000 40 Cobre Copper 10,000( 20 i Copiapo (limited; wo' t 1 I Don Pedro, N. Del Revd sts,oool 8 Eaat Del Rey ;Limited 26,000, 2 I Fortuna (Limited) 60,0001 2 Frontino&BoliviaGold 20,000 20 General 63,000 ; 11 ; Kapauda :Limited) 15,000 8 . Linares ,Limited', 7,927 6 I Lusitaniao i Limited'. 50,0004 4 Panulcillo Copper (L : 30,000 6 Pestarena Gobi (Linz ) ukg ao FoutgibaudSilverlead 100, 6 ,Port Phillip 124), 1 Scottish Austral..Lim 11,4 M 20 St. John del Rey L LW. 43,17 30 United Mexican in.; 30, 2 ,Val Antigoria Gold 60,000, 1 'VallansascaGold;Unt ' 10,00% 10 Vancouver Coal , Lira.' 46001 10 ,Val Swum (Limited; 10,000, 3 Mambos Gold (Limited 00,0001 1 Worthing Limited) .. 76,000, Yorke Peninsula skew $ ;;Fulhonaigaillaa amiM. 1 . 2 - - 1 -- 1, .dia n par 24 lid's' I 1.1 11 lidis TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. Sin,—As I was retuminghome this morningabout half-past 1 o'clock to 2, pawing through the City-road I was surprised to see a female, about 22 years of age, walk ing in her sleep, and covered only by a night-dress. A policeman's attention being drawn to her, he stopped her, and by so doing awoke her, causing her to be in great con fusion. We found she had strayed some considerable dis tance. She was very cold (a light rain falling at the time), and the policeman readily lent the use of his great coat to cover her. As he declined to carry her I undertook that office, and carried her home by the direction of a youth who had been almost frightened out of his wits by the supposed ap parition, and who had seen her leave home. Finding the street-door open the policeman entered, and by the young woman's direction awoke her husband, who could hardly understand the exact position of affairs. She had strayed a distance of 300 yatda. The rare occurrence of aomnam bulb= induces me to send you theseparticulara.—l am, &c., 8, Winibourne-street, N. W. BRETT. I 2 1 701 , pis limn' 1 1 7 8 i t 60 62 -- 11, 2 par iptis t. I 1 3 3 MOYEY MARKET. 'HIS DAY.) - ; Um o'Cwoa. The English funds are in request to-day, and have advaaced # per cent. Some of the foreign securities are likewise rather better, but home railway stocks rze still pressed for use, and the movements in prices are again unfavourable, with the exception i.f a slight recovery in London, Chatham, and Dover. In the miscellaneous depart ment of tho ock Exchange quotations show no change of inn....rtance, but Anglo• American and Hudson's Bay shar,s are fiat. Attention is directed t:. the fortnightly settlement, which has just com menced and will be emeluded on Friday. The demand for money to-day ismoderate, and the supply large. The rate for good bills is at to 31 per cent. The cliarge for advances from day to day on English government securities is 2i per Consols are now quoted 88} to f, ex die., for money, and 8S I, ex div., for the account (January 10). The scrip of the New Russian Loan is in better demand, and hai recovered 1 per cent —viz. to 1 prem. Spanish Passive Bonds were also k higher, but the other speculative descriptions are unaltered. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 58to 59; ditto 1865, 32. to 33 ; Greek, 131 to 14} ; Spanish Passive, 19: to ; ditto Certificates, 13} to it ; Italian of 1861, 53i, to ; Mexican, 180 to American securities are steady, at the closing prices of yesterfLy. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 70} to 71. Erie Railway shares, 47} to t ; and Illinois Central, 77.1 to I. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have declined 2s. 6d., viz., to 1Z to ; and Atlantic Tele graph 8 per cent. Preference are rather dull, at to 1. International Financial shares are quoted 29-16 to 7-16 dis. ; London Financial, 19i to 18I) dis. ; General Credit, 2; to 2 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 5; to dia. ; National Discount, 9g to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16; to g. It appears that the amount of the India 5 pee cent. stock winch the government had the power, upon giving notice, of paying off in 1870, is about 16,000,000/. As there has been no intention on their part to pay it off so soon, it has been con sidered advisable to give notice at once of the ex tension of the 71 Nr cent. rate of interest for ten years from that date, for the convenience of trus tees and other holders. The action taken by the government in the matter is appreciated as being considerate, but Las given rise to a rumour that a . new Indian Government loan is contemplated- We understand, however, that there is no foun dation whatever for this report. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 84,000/. The Mandingu, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought about 10,0001. in gold dust and specie. There is still no signs of any renewal of the flow of specie to the East. The amount shipped foe Bombay by the Tanjore, which will leave to-mor row, is only 1,66/. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. The only alteration was a fresh movement against Austria. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months. 11.19 to 11.194 ; ditto, short, 11.16 to ILI7 ; nte otrdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.194 Antwerp, 3 month s , ri.424 to 25.474; Brussels, 3 months, 2.5.42 A to 25.47 i; llumburg and Ilium'. 3 months, 13.84 to 13.9 ; 7 Berlin, "Wore, Av., 3 months. 6.254 to 6 . 26 4 ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 31 to 30 1 ; Paris, short , 25 . 15 to 25.25 ,• ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Ml6:eines, 3 months, 21.374 to 23.424 ; Franklort-on-the•Maine, 3 months 120 to 1201; Vkaus., 3 months, 13.30 to ; 13.46 Trieste, 3 mont h s, 13.30 to 1:3.46 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 474 ; Santander, 3 months, 48 to 474; Cadk, 3 months, VG to 481; Seville, 3 months, 484 to 484; 3 months, 481 to 47,; ; Valencia, 3 months, 481 to 44 ; Bar. celona, 3 months, 481 to 484 • Billie*, 3 inentl:7, 471 to 474 ; Saragoa.i, 3 months, '43 to 471 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.25 to 27.35; CAM*, 3 month., 27.2') to 27.35 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.25 to 27.35 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 27.25 to 27.35 ; MOINES, 3 months, 27.25 to 27.35 ; Lisbon, 9) days' date, 511 t 0514; Oporto, 90 dap date, 51e to 514. The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China have declared a divi dend fur the half-year ending the 31st inst. of 5 per cent. (free of income tax), payable on the Ist January. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return :thews this week an increase of 1,398/. over the corresponding period of 1865 • the Metro politan an increase ( . 4 1,2 ' 681. • and the Gla."guw and South Western a decrease of 5801. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and dock shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 11, ; Atka, 91 ; Guardian, 434, 6 : Indemnity Marine, 114 ; North British and Mercantile, 15, ; Ocean Marine, 20 . 4 ; Royal Insurance, 5 4 • Thames and Mersey MUM, (Limited), 44, i ; Universal Marine (Limited), 24. Gwilight and Cake.—Bombsy (Limited!, 44 ; City of Lo 'dun. A, 264 ; Commercial, 34 ; Egrupein, 124 Western B, 7. Docks. —London and St. Katharine, GC, 7, G. A reduction of per cent. occurred in New South Wales (1668 to 1892) and Victorian Debee tures (April and October), but other colonial go vernment securities ware unchanged. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, rid Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London to-morrow. TCESDAT EVENING. Consols, NOlich closed yesterday at 884 to ;?, ex div., for the 10th January. opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at MI to For money the last price was 884 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88i, jl, ; ditto, for account, ; Three per Cents. Ret'uced, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 87i, ; An:mit:vs, IABS, 13, 121 ; Batik Stock, 245, 9 ; India Five per Cent. Stock. 105, lii ; ditto Four per Cent., 94 ; ditto Bonds, 235. prem. A fresh rise of per cent. took phce to-day in the India Five per Cont. Stuck, w;,ieli was last marked 100 ex div. Exchequer Bills were inquired f , .r, and were quoted 2s. to Ga. prem., being slightly aearer. MINES.-{THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCI. The mining market is quiet to-day, the prices generally are unchanged. Great Vor shares are quoted 141 to 151 ; West Chiverton. rfri to 56 Prince of Wales, 235. Gd. to 245. Gd. ; North Crafty, 3 to • West Caradon, 131 to 1 ; East Caradon, 4i tol.-; North Treskerby. 2 4 to ft ; Wheal Agar, 31)s. to 325. Gd. ; and Prosper United, 2 to i. The committee of investigation of the Caldbeck Fells Consolidated Lead and Copper .lining Co mpan- (Limited) have issued a long report with reference to tho affairs of the undertaking, in which they state that the defalcations of the late secretary, Sir. l'owning, amount, so far as has come ' to light, to about 8($)1., and they conclude by ex pressing an opinion that " with prudence, tact, and economy on the part of all concerned in the man agement, the richness of the mine cannot fail to secure to the adventurers a lasting dividend pay ing property." AKSAULT BY A " BIOLO4;IST."—Mons. Zamoislci, a Polish biologist. performing at Douglas. Isle of Man, recently attameed Mr. Ouseley, editor of a Manz paper, in one of the principal hotels of Douglas, ht-cause of some opposition that gentleuian had given to a prop eel enter tainment for Zamoiski's benefit. Zamoiski thrcattned to "do for" Ouley, and, on meeting wi s ame t i th he me st riking in the hotel, called him a scoundrel, at the samer him two violent blows in the face, knocking him down, and rendering him almost insensible. 7Amoiski threatened to kill Mr. Ousley the first opportunity, remarking. ` e It's not a p a per war well have, but a loody war—a war Ito the knife." Sub , equently, the biologist was attested for the assault and threats •, and after being kept in prima all night was taken before the chief magistrate at Douglas on Thursday morning, charged with assault and threaten ing to murder. He was ordered to find sureties for six months. Mr. Onseley has commenced an action for I damages.—Csiaberiand Novas. e 6 all all all an 1 • it