The Express. — London, England, 1862-12-02 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings at Nisi Prius in Middlesex.—(Before Lord Chid Justice Erie and a Special Jury.) BART r. TOE METROPOLITAN RAII.WAT COMPANY AND OTHER,.—DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. The plaintiff in this case is a publican keeping a house in Ohapelatreet. Edgware-road, and in the course of construct ing the Metropolitan Railway the wall of the plainti ffs house and also some inches beyond were tunnelled, without previous notice to him. The consequence was that the wall sunk, and upon Mr. Ridley, • surveyor, being consulted, be advised the plaintiff to do work to the property to the extent of 37/. This was part of the loss now claimed, and in addition there was a claim in respect of loss o!Lodie3 damage to stock and business ; and it won farther that the very existence of the line under the plain.t2PsP7s party was • permanent trespass. Mr. Garth and Mr. Henry James appeared fur the plain tiff, and Mr. O'Malley for the defendants. Soon after the commencement of the evidence an arrange ment was come to, and • verdict was taken for the plaintiff by consent for 1201. in full of all demands. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) DICKENs V. DICKENS. In this case Mrs. Frederick Dickens had obtained a judi cial separation on the ground of adultery, and an award of 601. a year u alimony. Mr. Aspland moved for an attachment of three quarters' alimony which had become due since the respondent's bankruptcy. The court ordered the writ to issue. LIMERICK T. LIMERICK (EARL). The court, on the motion of Dr. Wambey, ordered this CM to be teed without a jury. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP.STREET. incnwaT ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE. G‘oryr Vinnnt, 28, described as • labourer, was charged before Mr. Cooke with violently assaulting and stealing from the person it. second charge against the prisoner was that of the drunken and disorderly conduct which led to his identification as the perpetrator of the other. Mr. Robert Sparks, stating himself a "writer," and livkg in Essex-street., Mile-end, said—On the night of Sun day, the 23rd ult., between 11 and 12 o'clock, I got out of a cab at the Mile-end-gate, and turned into Northampton. street, as my nearest way home. Suddenly two men started from a doorway, one of whom struck me • terrible blow under the left ear. I fell and received another blow under my right ear, after which my assailant, I believe, threw himself upon me, for I felt • heavy weight, and some one instantly rifled my pocket. I became almost insensible, and was carried home in that state. Ido not know whether anyone approaching disturbed them, but on arriving at my house I ascertained that all I had lost was about 7s. 6d. and my hat. Mr. Cooke—Did the other man strike you ? Complainant—l think not. I indistinctly recollect that the men ran different ways. Mr. Cooke—Are you quite positive as to the prisoner's identity'. Complainant—Quite ; and another person can also iden tify him. Sergeant Earl, K division—That person is not here to-day. On the Sunday in question I heard of this outrage, and went to the residence of Mr. Starke He was then very ill, and I observed marks of violence beneath the ears. He and a person named West gave me a descrip tion of the men ; the latter telling me that he had observed • disturbance at the spot in question Irbil, standing some distance off at the corner of the street, but that he believed it tobe a drunken squabble, andtberefore did not approach. One of the men wan described as wear ing a " white slop." On ascertaining that such a man was in custody yesterday for drunkenness and creating • dis turbance, f took Mr. Sparks and Mr. West to the station house, where each separately identified him from three others as the person wanted. I should like to have a sum mons for the attendance of Mr. West. Mr. Cooke—Prisoner, do you wish to ask any questions of the witues.es Prisoner—No ; I never saw either of them before—don't know them at all. . . . Mr. Cooke—l remand the prisoner for the attendance of Mr. West upon a summons. Remanded accordingly. THAMES. BIGAMY. An Irish sailor, named Bartholomew M'Garry, about 45 years of age, who has hitherto maintained a good character, and whose certificates of service were marked V.G. (very good), both for ability and conduct, was brought before Mr. Woolrych charged with feloniously intermarrying with Mary Halloran, while his first and lawful wife was alive. Both wives were in court. The brat, an old woman, very poor, and meanly clad, and many years the senior of the prisoner—the second, a younger woman than the prisoner, awl hell dressed. The - first marriage was solemnised ac cording to the rites of the Roman catholic church in Ireland as far back S. the Ifith Oct., 1833, and a certificate signed by the priest who officiated at the ceremony was produmd They bad been living apart many sears, and in the month of February, 1813, he was married to Mary Halloran at the Roman catholic church of St. Mary and St. Michael, in the Commercial.rosid East. An Irishman who was present at this marriage was put into the witnees•box. He is a little old man with a thick Cork brogue, and his answers to the questions put to him created roars of laughter. The second wife said that when she bewimeacquainted with the prisoner he said his first wife had been dead and buried l4 years. The first wife here groaned aloud, awl exclaimed " now did you tell her that lie of me?' Mr. Woolrych—You must be quiet, Mrs. M 'Garry. The first wife—That's my name, your riverince. The second wife then produced the certificate of the second marnage, signed by the priest of St. Mary and St. Michael, and said—My husband told me the week before last that be was married to this old woman. . . John Barrett, ICS H, said—l took the prisons into cus tody. He raid in the presence of the two wives, "I have Nen married to both of them." _ _ _ The first wile—Och ! may the Lord save yon, M'Garry, was there leer such a bed luau! _ _ . The prisoner, after receiving the usual caution, said—l know I have done wrong ; I have been married to both women. I am a most unfortunate man ; I must put up with it. r. Woolrych committed the prisoner for trial. The latter then asked the magistrate to allow the money, 21.165., taken from him by Barrett, the police-constable, to be given to his first wife. Mr. Woolrych—Won t you give the second any! Yon have deeply injured her. The prisoner—She can work for her living, sir ; the old woman can't work. The second wife—Have I not washed and mended for you, M'thary and I have had none of the wages of your lest voyage. The first wife (clapping her bands)—God bless you, I (Zany. The prisoner then left the dock. DEATH OP Ma DEEDEE, M.P. Volt EAST KENT. —We regret to hear of the death of Mr. beetles, at his residence in London, after a few bours' illness. Mr. Decries was born in 1796, and had, therefore, entered his 67th year. He was educated at Winchester and Corpus Christi Col lege Oxford, but was afterwards elected a fellow of All Soul's Culler , Cambridge. Mr. Deeded; entered parlia ment in 1804 for the borough of Hythe, and was first re turned for East Kent in 1845, end with a abort intermis sion has continued to sit as its representative ever since. His knowledge of the forms of the house and his unrivalled business qualities made him a valuable member of parlia. meet and an admirable chairman of committees, which pest be usually tilled. He was a conservative in polities, but latterly had approached the more liberal sections of that party. The hon, gentleman was an active magistrate, and chairman of the quarter sessions. He was an earliest sup porter of the volunteer movement, and was colonel of the Fast Kent Mounted Rifles. By his lamented demise a vacancy occurs in the Eaclesiastieal Commission. DEATH OF THOMAS BC:4HE, Rita. —We regret to announce that Thomas Bache, Esq., Secretary to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and son of the late Chief Jus tice Busbe, expired last night (Sunday) at his resident*, Ferry Park, R.iheoy. The lamented gentleman, who was upwards of lit of ) alt y h es u il p t o o f a SaT 4 lay th after fulfilling his ordinary duties, he returned home, and was seized with an illness which rapidly undermined his strength, and terminated fatally at twelve o'clock last night. The emoluments of the vacant office are 6001. per annum. Mr. Bnshe was f rears in office, and succeeded the late Rev. Dr. Wilson. The office is an elective one, the appointment being in the bands of the commissioners.—Dublin Evening Mad. 1111! BREA DALBANEESTATM. —The Stirling Journal states that little is yet known definitely about the destina tion of the uneotailed portion of the estates, and the im mense privste portion of the late marquis. His rental was about ratlifini. alvear from land, besides a large income from other sources. The rental of the entailed wastes which come into the possession of the present earl is about 40,0001. a year. whiles great many of the fine works of art, he, in Tarmonth Castle and the other family seats are also entailed. We have heard that the executors of the late mar quis are likely to be the Duke of Buckingham, the Earl of Camperdown, the Earl of Dalhousie Lord Jerviswoode, Lord Ri nna i r d. Mr. Laurence Davidson. n appears, bow ever, from a legal notice which was on Wednesday posted no the noti ce -p a p er o f the Sheri ff Court of Perthshire that the Nuccessiou to the earldom is to be disputed. It le said that the late marquis was married before, and that a son by that marriage is alive. If the case comes before the court the public may expect some wonderful disclosures. The new chimera is Lieutenant Donald Campbell, late of the 57th Regiment—the recognised heir of the late marquis being Mr. John Alexander Gavin Campbell, of Glenfalloch, a lineal descendant of a younger branch of the family. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1862. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVI GATION COMPANY.-( THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at 1 o'clock, at the company's ogees. Leadenhall street ; Mr. P. D. HADOW, deputy chairman, presiding. Subjoined are the most important parts of the report : " The following is an abstract of the accounts, which relate to the financial year commencing Ist October, 1861, and terminating ou the 30th September, 18 6 ./. The capital account shows that the company stood memesed, in on the 30th September last, of stock ships, less the amount set 5 for depreciation, amounting to 2,157,9561. 9e, ; of freehold and leasehold property in Eng and docks and premises at Calcutta, Bombay, Singapore, and other stations, 110,4111. 16s. Bd. ; and stock of coals, naval and victualling stores, amounting to 348,36 investments, bills 19s. 9d. ; also cub at bankers , bills receivable, balances in agents hands, and debts due to the company, 766,542!. 16s. 9d. ; making the total assets, 3,383,11. 2s. 241. ; that the capital received from the proprietors at that date amounted to 2,100,00 W. and that there had been received on debentures, 434,2001. ; total capital, 2,534,2001. That the liabilities of the corn pany_in bills . payable and otberwise amounted to 471,3.54/. 9a. 2d. • malting the total capital and liabilities, 3,003 ,. 5541, 9a. 21., and showing a surplus of 377,7264 13e. This surplus is repreeented by the balance at the credit of the Guarantee Insurance and General Reserve Fund. The revenue account shows that the gross revenue or income of the company from freight, passage money, postal service contracts, charter money, and other sources, amounted for the twelve months ending 30th September last to 2,223,9691. Os. 6d. That the expenditure and charges on revenue, including interest on debentures ; with the reserves made for insurance, wear, and tear, and depreciation, for the same period, amounted to 2,064,865/. 4s. Bcl. ; leaving a net profit of 159,1031. 15s. 10d. ; add, balance of profits undi vided last year, 14,3901. Os. 4d. ; total, 173,493/. 16e. 2d. Deduct dividend of 34 per cent., paid for the half-ear ending March 31, 73, 50 101. ; and the half year's divi dend of 3) per cent., now about to be ream mended, 73,5001.-147,000/. ; carried to depreciation account, 26,493/. 16.. 2d.—total, 173,4931. 16e. Id. The Proprietor' Underwriting Account—The annual pre mium of 5 per cent on the estimated value of the floating property of the covering ordinary ws•risks and credited to this account, for the year ending 30th Sep'tember, 1862, ia 106,0001. ; deduct payment proposed to be made to the pro prietors, at the rate of 4 per cent, 84.000/. ; balance carried to the guarantee insurance and general reserve fund, 21,000!. In the last annual account the Guarantee Insu rance and General Reserve Fund amounted to 3.'6,726/. 13s. ; add balance of underwriting account, 21,000/. ,• and it amounts to 377,726/. 13s. Since the date of the last half-yearly report the directors have contracted for three new screw-ships, of about 2,000 tons each, builder's measurement, namely, one with the Thames Iron Ship-building Company, the Gol conda; one with al eaars. Money Wigram and Sons, the Delhi • and one with Messrs. Mare and Company, the Bareda. These vessels are to be fitted with engines of 400 horse-power, nominal; one set to be con structed by Messrs Ravenhill, Sallied and Co., and two sets by Messrs. Hamphrys and Tennant. The Peons& was launched on the Bth instant, ands now being fitted with her machinery. The Carnatic (called in the last report the Mysore) will be launched on the Bth December, and the Rangoon in the month of February. The engines for both these ships are ready. There are seven new ships averaging upward' of 2,000 tons each in progress for the maintenance and extension of the company's operations. Upon the abandonment of the Peninsular line, as explained in last report, the Allumnbm was sold, and the Tagtui has since been chartered by a private merchant, who is running her on the Lisbon line. Advertisements were published by the Secretary to the Post-office in April last, inviting tenders to be sent in on the 15th October, for a fortnightly line of steamers between Bombay and Aden, io connexion with the company's exist ing line between Calcutta and Suez ; and the directors, having in view the novel and onerous character of some l ot the clauses which formed pert of the conditions, and the fact that the present fortuightly communication direct with Bombay is amply sufficient for the passenger and goods traffic with that port by way of Suer, submitted a tender, based on those considerations. They have not yet received a reply to this offer. It affords them much pleasure to re port, that the great system of postal communication now car ried on by the company's steamers, has never been worked with more regularity than during the last twelve months. The directors are enabled to congratulate the share holders on the fact that no casualty involving a charge on I this account has occurred to any of the company's ships during the last twelve months ; and they are consequently in a position to recommend that a payment of 4 per cent. be made out of the profit arising from this account. This will absorb 84,000/., and the balance. 21,0001., has been carried to the credit of the " Guarantee [entrance and General Reserve Fund." The directors have a most painful duty to perform in reporting the loss the company have sustained in the death of their late respected chairman, Mr. Willcox. The important part taken by Mr. Willcox in the original formation of the company, and the untiring zeal and great ability with which, during a period of twenty-two years, he and cha i rman , successively filled the posts o f managing W wellknown thedirecriOlrs director,O require comment ; while his munificent conduct, in surrendering a large personal income for their benefit, will always entitle him to their grateful remembrance. The revenue account shows that the operations of the year I have been satisfactory; for while the total receipt falls short of that of the year 1861, the expenditure has been lass by an almost identical sum, and the balance at the credit of profit and loss is, consequently, within a trifling amount the same for the two years. With reference to the undivided balance of 26,493/. lie. Id. which has been carried to the credit of depreciation, the directors beg to explain that, although the percentage hitherto set amide for depreciation is sufficient to cover the ordinary depreciation of the company's ships, the value of some of the older vessels has been unduly diminished in consequence of the improvements which have recently been made in steam navigation. The directors have now to recommend the usual dividend of 3) per cent., making, with the 3) per cent. already mad, 7 per cent. for the year. The amounts payable under the present report will therefore stand as foilowe :—Dividend, 3) per cent. ; underwriting account, 4; in all, 7) per cent. And these payments will be made free of income-tax, in one warrant, on the 26th Deaember." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, commenced with a feeling allusion to the death of Mr. Willcox, a gentleman who, he said, had left behind him a character of which anyone might well be proud. (Hear, hear.) illness bed prevented Mr. Anderson from appearing in the chair on that occasion, that gentleman having been unanimously elected at a board meeting last Friday to succeed Mr. Willcox. (Cheers.) The report just read was one of the most favourable reports ever presented to the shareholders showing at the same time that due provision had been made for future I years. (Cheers.) The board had not been unmindful of the necessity of improving the Beet. They bad laid aside three ships because they could not be made suitable to modern requirements at a moderate expense. The new ships would not necessitate new capital, at all events for a year to come, acid that of course was a favourable point as regarded divideod. The Messageriea Company had naturally led to an expectation of some diminution of their own traffic, but he was not at all apprehensive on that subject. The French company had not lowered their rates, and be believed the two companies would be 'able to work harmoniously. English passengers were not very likely to dmert British vessels for French ones. In conclusion, he again referred to the decease of Mr. Willcox, and to his claims on the grateful recollection of the shareholders, instancing his generous abandonment to the company some years ago of remuneration to which he was entitled as the managing director, adding. that the amount which be thus resigned would by this time have been equal to the whole of his (Mr. Willcox's) private fortune, being in fact no less than 126,060!. (Hear, hear.) After some discussion the report was adopted, and the meeting terminated in the usual meaner. 1!ITIOUI THE LANCASHIRE DISTRESS.-MEETINO IN THE WARD OF ALDUATE.-(THIS DAY.) A meeting of the inhabitants of the ward of Aldgate was held this forenoon in the scbool•roonr, Mites street, for the purpose of taising subscriptions to relieve the Lsocashire distress. Mr. Alderman nOMPHEIIIt presided, and was supported by Mr. Ex•Sberif Lusk, Mr. Pounds, Mr. Bushnell, kc. The Cd•IIIMAN having explained the object of the meeting, Mr. u tt aster moved a resolution, affirming that the severe distress in the cotton districts ought to call forth the liberal sympathies of the public, which was seconded by Mr. HIIIBERT, anal carried unaniroonaly. It was then, on the motion of Mr. Busnunt.c, resolved that a houae•to-house visitation should be instituted in the ward. Ex• Sheriff Luau, in moving the appointment of a committee, spoke with much feeliog on the destitution in the cotton districts. It was, he said, a calamity that came home to them aIL In the name of religion and humanity, he earnestly hoped that vigorous efforts would be made in behalf of the 51/0,01.10 of our fellow-creatures who were Low aufferiug so severely. He scarcely knew whether the people in Lancashire and the cotton districts were more to be pitied for their sufferings, or to be I admired for the magnanimity with which they were enduring them. The cotton trade had been one of the glories of England, but its present depressed position was just another illustration of the truth that sorrow was often to be found where happiness was expected. The motion appointing the committee having been agreed to, a conversation ensued, in the course of which Mr. Lusk warmly counselled prompt action. The proceedings terminated with the ordinary compliment to the chairman. The gulmormtions atmottncea at the meeting amo;ntei 230/. Intelligence from Victoria and British Columbia is up to the 9th October. During the previous six weeks about 700 passengers had arrived at Victoria, V. 1., chiefly in vessels either from England or Australia direct. Such an unusual influx at this season of the year has rendered the city very lively.—Panama Star. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By =craw nuoure.) CROYDON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) INNKEEPERS' PLATE. Sinking Fund ... ... Chester 9 ran. ENTRY FOR THE RAILWAY STABFId. About two miles. Talmo, New Sahib, Maydew, Istenbtoe, Coroner, Forlorn Hope, Loagrange, Strike, Diadem, Deception, and Mias - - CROYDON STAKES. About three miles. Duhallow, Light of Other Days, Ascot, Glautius, Oliver Twist, and Sinking Fund are here. ENTRY FOR THE HUNTERS' STAKES. About two miles and a half. Solferino, Slasher, Fairplay, Bracknell, Telegraph, Ad vent, &Tomsk', Nana Sahib, and Glautius. All are hare. Aimivam.—Gladiator, Greenwich Fair, Mary Stuart, Broomstick, Frank, and Luff. WEATHER REPORT. TIIILIDAY, DICEMI -(THIS DAY.) 2, 11 A.M. faun , e0n.... GAMUT .... Vara= ... iOL~HBAD.... L PKIMROII.-. _ . . Jakarr WITN..VTR PORTINOUTB DOTI' LONDON YANNOOTH BALM 0111.100 LAND & ICI 29.74142 29.00 43 29.71 44 49.74144 2E441141 i9:96 50 29.46 45 29.69 44 29.41 46 29.32 51 29.42 N. 48 29.60 47 29.83 29.69 12 29.89 44 29.71 lal w. 2 E. 2 SE. 2 11. E. 3 ESE. 1 E.S.E. S. 1 S.W. 3 S.E. 2 E.N.E. 1 E. 1 R.E. 1 S. E. 2 E. 2 E.N.E. 2 SAIL 2 S. E. 1 S.E. 2 E. 3 E.S.E. 12 3 S.S.E. 2 S.E. PROBAM.A. WiDNISDAY. S.E. to N.E., fresh, to SCOTLAND. strong. As above. !RYLAND. N.N.E. to mo- W. CENTSJ.L. derste to treat. As next above. B.W.ENOLMM. As above. 13. E. Elliman% N.E. to 13. E.., strong to E. ()OAST. fresh. St. - 2 St. 4 St ' I 6 0.10 6 BC s Bt. 0.075 *. 1 :: 027 t 3 3 2 .2 - 4 0 ., 1 7 •=I! THURSDAY. 96 . OM to S.W., strong to 6:4s moderate. St. As above. 50 La.& to S.S.W., fresh. 15 100 N.S.E. to W.S.W., 10 fresh to strong. 40 S.E. to S.W. strong. St. E.N.E. t o R.S.K, St. strong to moderate. St. St. SINGULAR CASE OP MANSLAUGHTER IN THE I 25 CITY. St. 84 St. An inquiry was held by Mr. William Payne, the to Southwark coroner, st Guy's Hospital, late last night, re- 1 ,.,4 specting the death of Alexander Norden, aged 29, who ta died on Friday last from injuries inflicted on him by st. William Cairns, under the following circumstances. as, Frederick Horley said he was a carpenter, and was St. employed at Mr. Ashley's, No. 24, Bashopsgate-street. 10 On the :list July, witness threw a potatoe at Alex' : 3 3 1 .• ander Norden, a shopmate. Norden threw something 4: back at witness, who ran out of the shop. Another work- ht . man, William Cairns, returning from his dinner, opened the 20 shop-door to go in, when at that instant Norden, supposing 26 it to be witness, flung a piece of wood which struck the 2 4 door. Cairns flung something into the shop and entered. 1 .1% Witness heard a scuf fl e, and upon going in found his own ;s'' chisel standing deep in Norden's back. A man took it out, 12* and deceased fell. The chisel, a very large and heavy one, St, was completely covered with blood. A surgeon came, who St. was able to insert hit fingers into the wound in deceased's r t. back. St. David Thomas mid that Cairns threw the chisel at de- Bt. ceased a distance of twelve or fourteen feet, St . Mr. Holmsdale, house surgeoe, said the deceased was ad. mitted with • very deep wound between the 10th and 11th ribs, which penetrated the lung. Death resulted from 6: empyema, the consequence of the wound in the lung. The Coroner inquired if a police magistrate had taken the st deceased's depositions. Henry Norden said that after the occurrence he went to 29 the station, but the inspector said he could never punish the 01 seemed, and persuaded him not to give Cairns in charge. Sk„ Subsequently witness applied at the Mansion-house for 71` . a warrant, but was told to give Cairns into the custody of the first policeman he met, He went at, to Mile-end, where Cairns was then employed, but the po lice•sergeant said that it would all " blow over," and he had St. better do nothing. Deceased died consequently without St making any deposition, but he told witness what had hap- it: paned between him and Cairns. St. The Coroner said that would not be evidence as Cairns at was not present. The conduct of the police was must St. extraordinary. St, Witness said Cairns told him that as he was entering the 3 ; shop a piece of wool was tlung at the door, and he threw a 'isZ piece of light wood back which missed Norden. He felt t o mad" and cross at that, and picked something off a 60 bench and dung it. lie said lie was sorry and would do a 6 what he could for deceased if witness would not give him in St. charge. He bad, however, done nothing but send deceased insulting messages while he was in the hospital. as. The Coroner having summed up, St. The jury returned a verdict of " Manslaughter against at William Cairns," and expressed their condemnation of the at. conduct of the police, owing to which the depositions of at the deceased were not taken. The Coroner issued his warrant for the apprehension and et " committal of Cairns for trial at the next sessions of the St,, Central Criminal Court. St. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLool. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business. East Caradon shares continue scarce, and are rather firmer, at 3.5/ to 3q. Marko Valley are quoted 9to *; North Crafty, 4il to e ; South Tolgus, 40 to 42 ; and Gonanieua, 21. to a. In the Stock Exchange East Clogau have been dealt in at * prem. ; and East Caradon at 351. Foreign and colonial milling shares are quiet. Dun Mountain are officially marked g ; Port Phillip, 1}; and United Mexican, sg. The Stanuaries Court has ordered the winding up of the following undertakings, viz., the Wheal t Emily Mining Company, the Wheal Fursdon Min- g ing Company, the South Wheal Kitty Mining Com- 1 parry, the Wheal Henry Mining Company, and the Trefulack United Mining Company. 2 . . „ A petition for the winding up of the Huckworthy Bridge Consols Mining Company is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 6th December. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON de CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Corrotr.—The improved feeling which existed in the market yesterday continues. Some buying for New York still going on. Sales probably 5,000 or 6,000 bake. CORN. - Market rather thinly attended. Wheat, moderate business; prices in favour of buyers. Flour slow sale, without change. Indian corn in steady request t •mixed, Da. 6d. Egyptian beans unaltered; Snide, 31s. 6d. Oats and %Weal naolarock MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Stroan.—The market has opened very steadily at last 11 week's currency for West India descriptions, but of other ii kinds no important transactions have as yet been effected. 11 Refined continues to aril readily, and prices are again rather , in favour of the sellers ; brown lumps 465. 3d. ; other kinds I I • in proportion. MA.—The public sales of Assam are selling at fell prices. COFFEE.—There is an active demand for both colonial and foreign. 1100 bags Rio 1•011 at &ia. to 70s. Rms.-4000 bags of Sec/untie Arracan have been sold at 94. 6d. sou and SALTPETRE are both quiet, with but little doing. ; corroN.— The market is active as firm prices, 1,000 11 bales sold on the spot, and 1.200 bales for arrivaL ficite.—The market is tutu, at 381. to 301. 10s. for St. If Petersburg clean. 11 TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) I( _ . The market is steady. Prices ere quoted as foliows : Town tallow, 455. 31., net cash ; Petersham Y.O. on the spot, 455. 3d. ; all the year, 455. ; January to March, 45a. 9d. ; March, 4tia. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Harvey and Easton report trade very slow at the following prior :—Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 75e. ; superior ditto, 80e. to 85e. ; inferior ditto, 401. to 60s. ; rowen, 36e. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 110 e. ; ditto, second out, 80a, to 100 e. ; straw, 321. to 36e. MCLANCHOLY DE/?H Or I WOMAN ON THE I t Carnorts.—A poor woman Darted Sims. belonging to Wooler, was found deed on one of the Cheviot Hills on Friday afternoon last. It appears that the unfortunate woman had been in the habit of gathering wool on the hills to procure a lirelib,wl, and bad been missed from her home for nine days. She was discovered on Friday by a shepherd lyiog dead amongst the snow. Her face bad been much mutilated by birds of prey.—ldinteurgA Courant. 1 1°6 100 quo 100 I tau toe 100 100 100 100 SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'Orooi. The railway market continues flat, with comps- k. ratively few tranaactions. The alterations in the as prices of the leading lines are confined to a reduc le - tion of per cent. in South Eastern,* in us Caledonian, and I in Lancashire and Yorire. London and North Western stock is now quoted us 961 to ; Great Western, 651 to 66 ; M.Uland, tse 198 to *; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to 1 ; Caledonian, 114 to 116 ; South Eastern, 8 8 * to 1 ; as Great Eastern, 46 to 1; Great Northern, 124 to It 125; and London and South Western, 101* to 1021. Gombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather t o firmer, at to * prem., while Sambre and Meuse lea have slightly receded, having been dealt in at 9*. Indian and Canadian lines are generally steady. l eo . ORDINARY mum AND STOMA. aid Pd I asuman. I ck 41 24 VC 44 IWu to•daY yesan y. to 1 p.m. 8 , 1 3 . 1 I 31110., W Oa. 4141.04 s V a& Ina 'Birta,tan.AChiaJaaa. an Balton, Wit°. IN yBel~{W and &Aar W Cork and Ilea Ce.. W Do. • I • se.dT paid.v. until 0 all Do. B p.a. la B. W Dub li n andle T ° un Dond.,Yorth.dsalnlJll. Edlaand Gimpy m all Poet\ bo a nd Cllde Juno. led °Lwow *O. Patens 100 Great Eastern 100 Do. A Stock 100 Do. YAM Anglian Ilk 100 Great Nortb al nootlana 100 Greet Northwa 100 Do.Ai Awe. no dlr. on 100 Do. B 5 I,llop ot.lmpald B 100 Gt. death* wee,. (lre ) sOO Greet Western Do.lltoerVaLoma.9o 100 lentemblreds Yorkddr. 100 London and Blaokwall 100 1,00.42.8.C0S 100 Lon..*Dor. 100 London* North Wenn ali Do. Mediu 100 Loodonk othWeeteso. Londonderry*Cotarain 100 Do. and Boalaldlle , 100 Mon.AlattotLlooolnab Pau Metropolitan 41.4 Do. New 105 Do. Inne.*Derby all Mid. Gt. Wn. (be.) W Yid Kent W Newoutle and Carlltla 9 Newry& Armagb.det Neery,Warrosp. *Not 100 Norfolk . ....... 100 North BMWs D ..un& • 100 Do.idln.,Yeeth, 100 North Devon Ball. &D. 100 14. lantern—Berwtok la Do. G.N.E.Yarn 100 Do. York . 1100 f North London 6 De. New 8 North Staltordshlre 1 .11 NorthelaWmatoralane it it 113 86 1161 1161 5 i ei 41 48 18 14 b 7 88 104 106 die dee 414 di 2 4 20 no I Booltiolt N. & 100 lloottlah 100 lahropohlr• Union Itilitingbouruottithoorn 100 South Delon 100 South limatoru 100 South Wales 100 IL Yorke& & atm Duo 11 oudine.wooloohns• all Stooktou & 16 Ditto ditto 100 Tait Vats I Do. .. ...... —., 12711241 1161 136 167 106 106 461 66 66 67 100 10% sai 70 2 119 110 68 19 904 07 104 1O 40 41 111 81 ita II lt e pai PT lbb Valo of Meath 100 Vlotorla Stn. & Ballo° Wad Cornwall 100 W.llort/epooltlarb.& 6l 100 West lildlood—Oziord 100 Ditto li•wport 1100 DOW So fiord _ dui tie st. N. PILEFEANNCI !Hi 654 26 28 _ 160 - Is an tet 66 67 P 8 84 106 ICB 9. 4 p ar. 10 i 11 118 130 48 49 103 106 46 48 - ii. _ .. BriatoldtliaeLerap.c.ntk Caledonian War. Bh.. Cork and Bandon blp.c Cornwall. 6 par oen6. :Dno.Peetk,it Aber.J on. 'Min.& Glasgow IV. at. 'l6lllo.,Perlb.l6na• &P.& i Cit.Y.astarkß, C.F: 6 , 5 p. - 1 Ui i 1W 128 184 106 OH 6 1 ' 1 IC,i `- 17 1 Si 140 la 20 111 In *ft du 89j M 70 lie 100 7 8 80 40 iN t PU. 148 . It! 43 43 36 ST 941 961 saAass, i 111 113 ,Du. do. No. 2. • • 1)o. do. 0 percent. pref. • Do. E. Anglian A, 5 D. c• Do. do. A, 7 per cent... Do. X.Union,4 p• ct trun• Do. do. 6 per mut true. Do. Norf. 6 p. c. itc ,1846 j Do. 61 per et. pref , 1847 Du. 5 p. ct. Wereney V. Gres6Northern, 6 D. ot. Do.6o.red.et 10p.ctptn. Do. 66 per owl. Do.6p.c.retLeA6 p.o.pot MX". boot/and. Ist Pni Gt.Weet.o3erkot Hants Do. redeem., 46 p. orn: Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. trredoem. 4 p. m. Do.6p.ct.rodeeru Prof Do. Birm. Gus. Stock Do. Ittrm. Pref. Woe Do. Cheek. Gus. Stock Do.Cluotern.fit Bp.c. Do. do. do. 69.0. lono.rnYorken. Loo.dßright..6 9. o.one. I 86 No. 1 D0.5p.0. do. Nat D0.6p.0. do. •• • • I Do. if.o. do. No .4 Do. 46 p.0. do. .... Do. p.o.prtab d 0... D 0.7 p.o. Pret.Stock.. D0.ap.6.44.(w.14&C.P. ; iDo.dp. e. dd. ( dot. I,lllbALlAm.n.4l.4l;B6ss:3l"ham.Wsh.t,oWn.de'.7erryl:c‘tu...B7.4t:l.l,ll:49.6l;:ts.h:c:.: 111 113 110 112 129 191 105 105 no. sa Do. Si Per e•dt • • Do.redaemsble Kellandeconcep.o.Stoolt Do. Cons. &At 8.6µ e . Do. di p.a. Pref. Otoes Do. Leiatlitohtn p.o. Norfolk 6 p. ate. Steck North BMWs 6 per omit Do. New Ova. 6 p. of Do. Border Union Rita N. Kea —Cous.4 r.o.Prr. Do. do. de Do. Leeds 6 p.et, No. 1 Do. York. li. d B.purc. North Staffordshire ISoottirtx Cent. New Pref. p.st.ProLlit Do. Aber. gu.6p.c Do. p.ct. PreL de Stook 18. Devon Aged p. a I Ulan. (Raid. An. 41.0.6, Do. ike par cent Do. Axed 44 per cent. IL Wales 4 P. eNIL• I Yoeirehm 6 P. a glut Itook.dDerlingsonlip.c. I Do. do. Do. do. CO p.o. Ina Vale Preference Weter.st 'Whom* ep e. W.blid—Oalsiguast. Do. do. 'Ant do. 00. Newp. 6 p. et. Pref lDo.do.perp. 6 p.ct. ore. 10 - 1 100 100 100 100 100 117 119 112 114 106 147 108 110 01 10G 89 90 89 91 102 101 7T 7 6 170 176 106 106 US 160 116 118 116 116 136 160 116 118 165 1 60 131 IP4 18 82 Se Se 143 126 81 81 _ i i P ni 67 66 1 ll P2l 140 112 103 106 Si V 6 112 110 le 1.. 94 dls iir 11% I gei t 401 391 40 IN4 I 11 Pik dh Par i Pan tie ne ii 1 01 24 102 104 102 104 87 89 28 23 83 U 83 84 45 a 120 123 120 124 100 102 121 123 toll YOILMON ILILILWAYS. itin. - I — are. U I all I 11141 asi Lntworp Itoeteedaan 11111 I i 114 tßahlatLlysAtTe.o. , • , fl o ullsorntf.. i I au cb ttLl;;Cs . IDnklt Rheniar. ....... all Lawn of nano. .... nil IGL Haulm gun. 6. p. all ;Gt. Central of Franca_ .. IR lOC Luzetabg. Coma. e h. W Iltallan Junction_ _ I...—kranal7nos-a Bak all ;Idiom arta Turultonl Idons and Omen all IYarta Antonia all Nain.aLlege t By $s all iDo.o9.a.Prl. I Belpre% at Nor th am of Franco.— 111 Do. New Mums all N.Rall LAyres 9. 7p. 0 14 Do. do. do. all [Nocweilan Trunk mt 19 (ottornan'arayrnaAtellid all !Par* Lyons. and Met all Paris and Orleans all lesedfa and B. Francisco (Pernambuco) i.7p. C. aB ilia and Minibus all loyal Danteh all ;Boyd Swedish all I Do. 7 per °int all larobr• and Moue all Do. per Gent,. Prat 7perat all &Aut.& Voodoo 10 '6.1.0f Portavallperatp all joalbara of imam.- 6 Marla and lamas aB WDS. Oper mat. Pro as9.B N. W. of Prance 20S 14114 Ito. I eh. 20,000 20,000 iq••0 10,C00 • 000 10,000 20,0001 12,600 i 11 - 004 .000 20,000 *OOO *OOO 10,000 10,000 I: - nzeirromi STOCKS. STOOL._ CI. - • • \ 10010,101 et tit.Warth.y.chastWaly 1100 100 Mt KM It. Nottellc4p.o.Yez.&ooo. 100 KM 110. N. &it. v.et../sa.Sauls re 90 100 . IL 1100t01011 N. OM. 49. ot 100 N. OIL W. 1110100400 ....AI p.O S. 100 102 1 06 RAILWAY& ile mumere eiwiT we lessa. oembe./.lp.a I Do, Now 01l BoatiottokoihroaDa all Do, PralFomos 1 Sp. ead & r M Dam., Milt 1, urrs aamdbyaaLli. Ha Do. Jalyl.lBll, alto los Do.lamekllo 4 . MU& 100 Caloatto aa. imam -100 Cape TADmeril p.agoa. 100 &A Indlma gas. 6 p. 4. 6 De. O. Iztenaloa 2, 100 grand Trunk at Quads an Do. I pie 4. 144 an Do.llett.Pret.o 41 Do. 0 pee at. 010100. all Do. 2 Par at 11002 - • • all Do. do. MOT- - all Do. do. 1811 100 fired Indian Piahmala 12 Do. Few ..- ....... . 4 Do. Jimmy, 1002 100 Gt. O. at In s tl i ar s t u g e t sll etWeit c 12 Do. Haw all Do.op.aldapay7ll,w. all D 0.6811.40.10.. • 2 Indian Broach 160 Madras Gam. 44 4. 100 Do. do. 6 i ml par e. 100 Do. 61 pee 01. 100 gelb.Corp.69. &Bond; 00 all Blab. and Hobson Bay. W M.lfnumarlalre Oarimas alms • cap. sa. - all Do. 40. 11 cap. do. 100 N. IL. of Canada 6 p. C. lon Salado. gas 6 per coat i Do. Deihl do 2 Do. do. do. ... 16 Do. Fmninab, do- - all De. do. do 100 D0.114.86F10t.2.19 6 20,000 20 T 6,000 1 10,000. 6 16.000 2 12,000 to 10,000 20 76,000 1 16,000 WOW 10,000 10 00,000. 1 03,000, 12 16,000 3 10,000 6 102,016; 1 100,04). 2 110,000 i 1 10,000 10 100,000 6 so:too! 11.000 l so 46174. 30 10,000 10 .00,00; 1 46,000 3 Loa; MAK SAM 2,000 20 ON 10,000 073.t•0t 110.001 10.0fto 17,000 ~~ i 4.nt mow sem* ____ 14.000 110.00 C 11.600 611.00 P Iv. i MIN WM SAP. L B. - 2 0. - 20 i - 4 - - 4 - I 3 0.34 4 0.45 7 re - -wt.-, c: B — r — Trl ad 116 81 -- 8 VS SO 74 to n 74 zd 104 . !08. reit 1014 IM* 1•8 lee 1 n pm 91° a 70 69 61 61 9b 41 46 WE 34 22 34 106 107 1i pm 109 1042 12 1$ 7 72 .111 97 99 90 9! 9, 1 • 4, di/ 106} 10,1 27 100 61 63 ▪ 6 ▪ 6 88 86 1 111 I pm 106 106 100 102 COLONIAL GOVILILNKIINT lICUBITI LON .. spa:: 76,000 0 1 .• 1 Cambryin 1;on. ',oi -.0. ;000 :-. .000 . 1,030 1,000 IMO 6400 .. 420 le :: .eoa 6 ,000 10 ~ 000 - ,011 Clul D ord on. G. Con. (Tartath.) East Basset (Glossal East Clogau Gold (Ws) Vast Condon Last Corn Brea F..Wh. Roinstgortstb ) °rambler & ei. Aubyn Great South Tolstoi G. Wh.Vor (Uslatoal Growl& Barad ..... 1 Marston Downs I Duly Barth& (Gay LAW). t b :rro r ralley ilary ndßorth i o wns lron Ora.— N. Frances (Mow) N. Wb. Basset (DbolPts) North Wheal Crotty Par Coos. (81. Blaney) . Prorldsno• (U. i&lottt). Sortrldra Con. kiln. Co. S. Condon (Bt. Clasr) B. Corn Ens (Illonao) . L W. honors (MoP&) ii - 6:: ,09 , : .ow.. .040 .. 136 . 4 Piet - I Tamar Bit. &Load Mo. C. Tin Molt Vale of Torrya .n ond ) Wart Bauer ( ) W. Cozad= ( ward) Wort Brion Wh. Ste:: Wh. Boller liodrath) Wh. (Calif**, Wh. Bitty (Un. Lelant) Wheal Ludeott W. noriAnn(hlanttru 1 11b. Trolaourr p.0.,110702 . 101 Do.6per et reb.dutus. 100 Do. Spar et.lllar.fisp 100 Do. 5 per cent. Do.spereent.ln. Stock 100 Caged G H0pp00.4.1871 100 do. 1103 100 Do. do 1800 100 Do. do 1001 100 Natal Gov. 8 per cent 100 New Bninew.Qor.O p. of 100 N. &Wiles Ov.llp. 0.1 100 Do. sp. e. 1871 to 1878 100 Do. 5 p. 40865 New Zealsud Spot . cent lOO Nova Scotia 8 p. x,1876 100 Queensland Oov.Bp.cent 100 A. auskElov. S p.e. 110uds 100 Vic (loy.Bp.c.Jan.eoluly 100 Do. d 0.6 p.c. A Aldo. 100 Barran limn. Ivi4 - swi TS 94. i "I 17_8. 16.15.1 m 1 111. amed 1 to.s. Its u.l7s. 10.8. l it 511603.1 ;111.18.9 I 16.9 7.9.6 2.0.6. 2.10.8 108 100 100 108 106 108 97 98 106 110 1 111 1111 112 110 118 114 108 110 107 148 101 102 101 102 100 k 1011 111 113 1071 104 100 111 I 110 112 108 10% It tri 196 40.4 id 61 611 zd fi3114 1 13 14 16 as - ti 2 fi I t 69 " 41 xcl 9I 4 3 6 6 40 42 500 4OO id 2, 90 95 ‘3 45 I 19} - 8 -2 6 — al 60 58 li a 8 2 101 11 15 o 6 17 17}66 TOSOST•i - erioBB* 7* 72 it 2 pm i 6 dli 1 12 2 12 22/ 21i 14 14} i ei 2• in 00 61 4 4. a poi II 8 dl. 66 44 61 43 ln 'St 15 17 1 i 11191 It 0* pm Ile Sae 2 die 14 11 20 U a 4 .1 a YORSION MU(. Amaraßan Bon Accord,_lJUltad 4.&K.00.(41m) Capula Silver Coke) CoDMP CII 7a) • • n 1 Dun Mountain Clerew East Del Iter(LlWt•d) York= (Lim.) General G. N.Cp.B. Audgalla(L liCapunda (Lim) Linares Mnrignita Mont. Aureu Bru Gold Min. Com. (Lim N. IthineC.of Aua.(4) PontebudltilverLead Port PUM Mut& Barb ara Gold M 'geoid& Austin. (Um.) ISt.John del Bey (Lim.) railed Mexican I Vancouver Coal (Lim.) Worthing 141 m.) .Vudansmntana (Lim ). IN ICL prior. I Balm 1 i t 1 - - cr t 7 9 i Pm l -7 i cm 3 0 20 22 1 it 1 Pdiami = 7 e dim par 1 -- I 1 2 2 l t ii 2 a. it 116 %SP: 6 1 . I dla par II 4 87 88 7 7}9e 71 i 6 25 26 96 26 1 04 di 60 62 1 0} dim 2I 11 88 40 91 9$ ai 20 20} 2 le Mai di 3 311 fpm se 60 361 67i t titll 79 81 n 3 pm 47 48 641 55i 32 33 Wm 84 50 52 2 ! P 53 481 •N 11 1 01 82ne Pd I CI. prices I Salsa. 17F L 151ei 91 9 4 2 0 k 0...: •• I 1 ; 44 I 54 ~ 97 100 19 21 97 119 11l 114 111 114 9 4, i Pis 6 100 ilO3 pm ea 4 _ _ i Pm 4 r dla 11 N 2 2 2 2 Pal 3 Ilpm S pas Par i plo 10.iI le 2 Po } 7 nt4 Pm 42 64 74 76 14 16 na. Ma par 19 21 7 48 281 i 66 _67 tie ;133 1 all 32 44 W 4 4 1 }ta I tie I i 14 pus I t t dls A pas JOINT STOCK BAN] Tir"illwaglii - Book of Itop4 Bonk of London Bonk of Queetuland tL UMW% N. Amen.* • QBar.Bk.Brit Columbia a. Bk. latlta.kfuLtfm". CbrirtL IL of lad* dc 1 a 00~ei.t_~ . ..... O.XII. ot Oanada Itaa.licot.&Aua l eliart 4 Hlnduan.China&Jap. (LI Imperial Bank. I.lmlta o London and Bra/Alan Lon. B. Agreed& Plate (I Lon. ch. Bank of Aner , London and Colonial (I Laid= and County .. London Joint Stook .. Lon. and 'Wawa (L Weldon m Bow all na.a. Lou. and Westmluater Metro. & Prot. Bank (L. W.Pro. England • National Bank efew South Wales Oriental Bann Dorporn. Ottoman Rant Do. New Pronocial of 1.r 1..0f Stand.of Brit.S.Africa(L Unlou of Aua nth. Union of Ireland (Urn.). Onion of London CCIIIIPAMIIII. angloalszlena Was .. itlemilo El. Mall Aka., Lustralten A ;Hos& ... • Bowan Water Irntios Beraba T (48 . UMW.. .nab Mag. rel. • • • - • o:;;Z:i•Tka" -- Ora Polio, Do-. 9 9.1!. PrV• L.ludts a. Lou. eitiotWo.l liestiodiairruca Medea T Om. %a St sad eam Nsyliitioo l lama Ship (Limited) . De. 17t per eget Vna . Indian Carrying (L) 10 Italian Irrigation Canal 6 Luc. Utdrlc4lll. 4 Ina Gem Omnibus Co 16 Madras brim a Cana la geditsr. En. TaL RI 16 Ilet.SaiL, Car., aWm. 14 1/110 , 211114 (24 . 10 ti orbcoldaoooltlroulL NethisiandsL.Sp.o.prl MO P. Brous. a 11. Seat Ld I N. MM. Australasian Griantai Gas 1 Do. New. .. WW la. hie: (4611 6 Ottoman Gas Si. real Elver Duda Mnl 66 Penni. and MI6 Mean Me Dn. Now 16 QuebradaLd.l24.&ll.(L) to Uo. New SI Rio de lam. CULDs.(L; 23 Do. to.. Royal Mal Salem M. Scottish Aest. Isvessm. 11 South Anaiream Led 1 Submarine Tel. Swig 1 Do. do. lagislared 10 Dn. dn. relegrayh to Didin (1 ) ln T. Ag. of Aosta.) I rreatalm.Ce.U.Omma 6 Um. amgdom TM. ILI 164 Wm Disama's Lind. MONEY MARKET--(THIS DAY., Pro.. to-dy to I p.m. milt! 106 lat ioet I ioil I eat«. 99i1 101} 1 108! - 78 9 4 .... 20 ... 101 10k We - 821 f 8 i 7615 --.._____ Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day are quiet, but steady. Consols are quoted the same as at the close of business yes terday. Preparations for Thursday's settlement continue to engage attention. In English railway stocks the only movement consists of a partial reaction in Caledonian and South Eastern. 1 Foreign securities generally are very well sup- ported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 60c. for the new account, showing no change. The Bourse is described as " dull and heavy." Consols are now quoted 92k to I ex div., both for money and the account (December 4). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ; ditto for account, 921, k Three per Cents. Reduced, 92k, 1, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, k, 3 ex div. ; ditto Fourper Cent. Debentures, 1001, 1, k ; ditto Bonds, 245. prem.; Five-and a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1121 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 125., 15s. prem.; ditto, March, 14s. prem. Turkish securities continue to exhibit great steadiness. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 831 to 844 ; that of 1858, 714 to 1 ; the scrip of 1862, 21 to 3 prem. ; the paid up, 701 to 71 ; and the Consolid6s, 381 to 4. Portuguese Scrip is quoted 3/ to 1 prem. ; Peruvian, 24 to 11 dia. ; and Venezuelan, 2 to 11 dis. ; Spanish Passive Bonds continue in request. Italian stock is steady. Greek Bonds have receded. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 941, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres, 911 ; ditto for account, 921 ; Greek, 17, 4, 164 ; ditto Coupons, 74, 7 ; Italian, 70/, 1 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 72/ ; Mexican, fur account, 33 ; New Granada, 271, ex div. ; ditto ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 121 ; Peruvian scrip, 2 dia. ; Portuguese, 18 62 , 47 1 ; ditto scrip, 31 prem. ; Russian, 961, 97 ; ditto 1859, 60 ; ditto 1862, paid-up scrip, 934, 4 ; Spanish Passive, 24, 4, 24 ; ditto Certificates, 9/ ; Turkish 1854, 844 ; ditto, 1858, 711 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 76; ditto, 1862, scrip, 2 4 , 1 prem. ; ditto, paid up, 701, 71 ; Venezuela, for account, 241. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are flat at 92} to I, ex div., both for money and Thursday's settlement, and 92} to g, for the new account. The amount of specie by the Glasgow, from New York, is 184,0001. The magnitude of the gold arrivals from America during the last three or four days-518,000/.—accounts for the absence of with drawals from the Bank of England. The 540,0001. in specie, principally silver, by the Mexican steamer Tasmanian, will not be deli vered for several days. Most of the bar silver will then have to be refined, and will not be available for the next outward packet for the East. The supplies required must therefore be imported from the continent. The steamer Seine will take to-day 9,2201. in specie for the West Indies. The steamer Tyne has arrived at Lisbon with the mail from Brazil and 9,1571. in specie. Messrs. Baring have announced the payment of dividend on the Granada Two per Cent, stock, due yesterday. The following sums have been received by this firm on account of New Granada dividends, viz :--Santa Marta, 1,3111. 10s. ld. • Cartagena, 2371. ; Rio Hacha, 1201. 15e. 9 d. ; Sa banilla, 2471. Is. 4d. ; total, 1,9161. 7s. 2d. Late this after noon Messrs. Baring have posted an additional notieo announcing a further remittance, on account of the same debt, amounting to 5321. 10s., from the custom-house of Josh de Cucuta. This circum stance is favourable, as showing the desire of the Government of New Granada to do all they can to sustain their credit this custom-house not being one of those included in the agreement. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have notified that, with the object of meeting as far as practicable the convenience of all parties, they will receive, for conversion into Venezuela Six per Cent. Stock, the Coupons due of and from July, 1860, to Janu ary, 1862, both inclusive, on the Three and One and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, in amounts of 501. sterling, for which sum bonds, so far as may be required, will be prepared. The numbers have been published of a consider able number of Bonds, representing 57,4001. of the Peruvian Three per Cent. Loan, which have been cancelled under the Redemption Fund. The eleventh call of 11. is to be paid on the shares in the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company by the 6th January. A branch of the London and County Bank has this day been opened in the borough of Lambeth, at No. 77, Westminster-bridge-road, under the mauageinent of Mr. J. A. Smith. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of . 2,0911., and the South Eastern an increase of 8031. By order of the Court of Chancery a call of 201. per share is to be paid by the 15th iust. by the con tributories of the London and County Assurance Company. A general meeting of proprietors of the London Joint Stock Bank will be held on the 15th Jan. A meeting of the linseed trade will be held on the 17th inst., "to endeavour to frame rules for the better regulation of the trade, so as to prevent the growing complaints of depreciation of quality, and also stop the incessant disputes which the present system engenders." MONDAY EVIMMIG. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 9g " buyers," ex div. for the 4th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921 to 1. For money the last price was 931 to with div., and for the Bth Jan., 92 7-16 to ex div., the " continuation" being ./ to 3-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, 94, 93/, 94 • New Throe per Cents., 92/, ; Bauk Stock, 23i; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109/, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, /, f ; ditto Bonds, 255., 28s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfacor rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five per Cent., 103 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-alf per Cent, 112/. The India Five per Cent. stock was rather better, closing at 1074 to f, ex div. India Bonds were quoted 255. to 28s. prem. There was a further improvement of 2a. in Exchequer Bills, both March and June closing at 10s. to 14s. prom. By a noti fication just published the rate of interest on the June bills, dating from the 11th Dec., will be lowered from 3 to 2f per cent., or the same as that now borne by the March. Numerous transactions have again occurred in foreign stocks. The late rise in Ottoman Bank shares was firmly maintained to-day. Bank of London, Al liance Bank, and Bank of New South Wales were quoted better, while London and Colonial Bank and London and Buenos Ayres Bank have slightly receded. Crystal Palace, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, Trust and Loan of Upper Canada, and National Discount shares were in demand. East and West India Dock stock was rather flat. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 01 to 7 prem. • Thames and Mersey, 2 1 to I prem. ; Unirenia/, 11 to 1 dia. ; North British and Mercan tile, 15j to 10; Commercial Union, par to 4 prem.; and London and Provincial Marine, to k The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Union Bank of England and France, i to 1 prem. London and Northern Bank, to I - prem. ; English and Irish Bank, ito I prem. ; Oil Wells of Canada Company, to 1 prem. ; Canadian Native Oil, to 1 prem. ; South African Irrigation and Investment, to 1 prem. ; Queensland Wool, to prem. ; and Greenland Company, 4 to I prem. toss ar e a .his ago 1860. vi I ,I