The Express. — London, England, 1866-01-09 00:00:00

p ow of the 10th of October he saw Morris walking 1 o lth d Shaw. carrying a bundle. The constable was ow Ity in the Wandsworth-road, near Clapham Junction, M ie t i th e, and the two men were going towards London oth the direction of Wimbledon. Both wars carrying ban ," bat it never occurred to the constable to atop them, as e th o ught they were workutpmen. The Omar was also charged with being concerned with lo is mother robbery. m w r . Daytime remanded the prisoner for the completion !the depsations. Tilt MUTINY ON BOARD THE SCOTLAND. _.___ BOW.STREET.—(THIS DAY.) This being the day appointed for the further examination of the six seamen—James Litho, Thomas Can, Ames Dickson, Phillip Pillage, Charles Tupper, and Joseph Bolles aline Matthews, charged with mutiny and piney on bard the Scotland, East Indiaman, on the high sees, near Dota l —public expectation had been somewhat excited, sodaurge number of persons attended to hear the proceed. ben The adjournment until to.lay had, however, only been formal,. the magistrate not having power to remand for „ too than eight days. But it was understood that the ship do wsed, on board which the witnesses were conveyed, was lying in Paltry Bay, and would not probably arrive here for 10 days or a fortnight ; it had been equally understood that little if soy additional evidence would be tendered to. sy, , bat that the chief magistrate, Sir Thomas Henry, would o wn remand the prisoners on the evidence already taken. yids impression, however, had been modified, in Goan. qu a* of • rumour which bad gone forth to the ' elect that the ship Scotland had gone to pies is 'gentry try was then imagined that the witnesses would be sent on by the ordinary conveyance, and might arrive in time to be called before Sir Thomas Henry today. There i ppon, however, to be no foundation for the allegation that the vessel had been destroyed. Moreover, as Mr. V a ughan was the sitting magistrate of the day, and was oc cupied in the court in hearing the ordinary night charge!, the were brought before Sir Thomas Henry in ea room, when there would have been little mono iodation for a large number of spectators. Upon the prisoners being brought up, Mr. Hodson, the assistant solicitor to the Treasury, said that in consequence of the ship Soothed not having yet salved it would be necessary to ask for • further remand. Sir Thomas Henn inquired where the ship Dow was. Mr. Hodson said she was lying in Dingle Bey, and was quite safe. She would probably not arrive here for some days longer. Sir Thomas Henry (to the prieonen)—Then it will be necessary to send you back for another week. The prisoner Litho said there were two pusengers on board the ship, end he wished them to be had up to give evidence at the next examination. Sir Thomas Henry—You will see to that, Mr. Hodson! Mr. Hodson—Certainly, Sir Thomas. Litho—There is one of the name of Hough, who may always be heard of at Greenwich Hospital. Mr. Hodson—l will communicate with him by letter. Soperinteadent Evans, of the Thames division of P who has charge of the case, maid that none of the crew e t ben paid off, and that all would be brought up to give evidence. The brokers were Mean. ifon4onank end Greenhorn, of Graoschurch•street, who had given every facility to the police in their inquiries, and would no doubt (cations to do so. The owners, he understood, were only mini that the ease should be thorough) y sifted. He also observed that he would communicate with the brokers as to the conveyance of the passengers to London. Sir Thomas Henry then remanded the prisoners for • week. LONDON AND BRAZILIAN BANK. (THIS DAY.) ---."-- This day the annual general meeting of share holders was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. CA= is the chair. The following are the chief paragraphs of the report "The directors, in promoting their third annual report to the proprietary, have the satisfaction to inure them of the continued prosperity of the bank. The accounts and balance. sheet, made up to the 36th June list, show a net profit of 41,6721. 19e. 3d. From this amount, however, the directors regret having to deduct the sum of 17,1531. 14e. 4d., as provision for subsequent bed debts, and the available balance for division is therefore 24,5191. 4s. Ild. Out of this amount it is proposed to pay • dividend of 1/. 10s. per share, amounting to 19,3001., which, with the ad interim dividend already paid for the first six months is equal to 7i per cent, for the year, and to carry forward the balance of 0191.4a.5, Ild, to the next account. The directors have much pleasure in stating that the business at the several branches has made most satisfactory program during the year, and that the presentpodtion of the bank is very encouraging. The directors avail themselves of this opportunity to inform the shareholders, that in pursuance of the discre tionary authority given by the last extraordinary general meeting, they have resolved to delay the allotment of the shares in the " Loudon, Brazilian, and Maui Bank" until the receipt of advice. from South America of the commencement of business under the "decrees" from the respective governments, for which application has been made. It has been found impossible that this should be known hers by the let January, but according to the last advices the necessary arrangements were making satisfactory and rapid progress, and intelligence of their completion is expected to arrive very shortly. Prompt notice of the day of the allotment will be gives to the shareholders as soon al it is fixed, and the allotment will be made to the shareholders who are oo such day upon the register. In the meantime liminess will be continued provisionally by the existing banks, but imme diately on the completion of the amalgamation all best- MS as from the Ist January, 1866, will belong to the amalgamated hank." The CHAIRMAN in moving the adoption of the report said that it spoke for itself. The profits showed an increase from the beginning of the bank. The first half-year the pro its were 13,5001. next, 15,500/. ; next, 24,7001. ; next, 28,000!., and this half year the profits were 41,0001. There was the refor. • continuous advance. During the past half year they paned a period of great pressure, and they had to deduct 17,0001. for bad debts and frauds which bad been committed upon the bank. Mr. JOHNSTON seconded the resolution, which was agreed to, and a dividend of 1/. 10e. per share, free of inoome-tax, payable on and after the 19th instant , was declared. The retiring directors were re-elected ; and Mr. Klockman was appointed a new director. Two new auditors were elected • and, with • vote of thanks to the chairman and <firearm, the meeting separated. TRANSATLANTIC STEAM SHIP COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) A special meeting of the shareholders of this company was held this afternoon at the London Tavern ; Captain MagroL4o (Chairman of the South Western Rail- way) presided. The CHAIRMAN said the meeting had been convened for the purpose of discussing the advisability of winding up the Oa= of the company. Their company was formed in August, being under the auspices of gentlemen connected with the trade and port of Southampton, and who were also well versed in the trade between Europe and America, and by their long connexion with existing steam companies it was supposed the undertaking would be con ducted to a successful issue. However, the vast number of schemes that had been brought before the public had swamped the money market and created an unwillingness amongst parties who were ready to apply foramina, and their business which in ordinary times and under ordinary circutu. stances would have been successfully conducted, proved a failure, notwithstanding the influence of those by whom it had been conducted. Proxies representing 1,045 shares were in favour of the winding up of the company, and the shareholders were now asked to ratify or disapprove of this decision. A proposal had been made for making a call of 301. a share sad borrowing a sufficient sum of money to enable them to start three ships, which would haves fortnightly communication. The company should adopt either course. A resolution in form of the winding up of the company was carried. SALE AT CAMBRIDGE HOI7SE.—(THIS DAY.)— This morning Cambridge House, where for some years ' past the late Lord Palmerston had been in the bedsit of receiving statesmen, politicians, the representatives of science, literature, and art, io friendly intercourse, and with unbounded hospitality, was besieged by a host of i furniture dealers, brokers, and others attracted by an idle 1 cariosity, which had been raised by a supposition that the i effects to be sold there were those of the late Prime I Minister. The state of affairs, however, seems to be ; this, that Cambridge Howe was held by Lady Palmerston I I in her own right, as tenant to Sir John Sutton, who la Lord of the Manor of Westminster. At the death of the noble 'mount Sir John Sutton accepted a surrender • of Lady Palmerston's interest in Cambridge House. and I through Mr. Green, the auctioneer, has let it to the Naval mad Military Club at 3,0001. a year on lease. The property on the Promisee, and which is today being sold, is not them. fore that of Lord Palmerston, but of Sir John Suttee. THE METROPOLITAN TERMINUS OF THI MIDLAND I I RAILWAY. —The directors of the Midland Railway Compan7 have recently invited designs for their metropolitan term nue and hotel from a limited list of architects, with a view 1 to securing the fi nest architectural elevation that can be • obtained to represent them before the public. Designs were submitted by Messrs. O. O. Scott, R. A.. E. M. Barr, Owen Jones, H. Darbishire, T. C. Sorby, G. Somers Clarke, and F. P. Cockerel!, of London ; and from Messrs. E. Wal ter; Lockwood and Diraeson, Hise and Evans, and W. ; Lloyd, of the provisos'. After much deliberation, a Gothic design by Mr. Scott has been selected for execution, at a coat of about 300,0001. This design recalls many points noticed in his original design for the government Mikes. Premiums have been awarded to Meows. G. Somers Clarke, E. M. Barry. and T. C. Sorby, as ranking next in the order of merit. The site for the buildings treats the Easton -road. IMPROVEMENTS AT THE STOCK EXCHANGL—The Committee of management of the Stock Exchange, having acquired the property between their premises in Capel court and Throgmortoe-street, are about to rebuild the whole of th 6 frontage from the designs of Mr. J. Cole, their architect. EXECUTION AT STAFFORD.-(TNIS PAY.) 1 -....-. ! (IT sue:mato STAFFORD, TUMMY MORNING. Charles Christopher Robinson was executed this morning is front of the county gaol at Stafford, and in the prisms of a ooecourse of 4,000 spectators, amonvd whom his youth (he was in his 19th pear) °maimed a large amount of sympathy. Before hi; death he acknowledged the justice of his n team On the scaffold he exclaimed, " Lord Jesus receive my spirit.* He appeared to die hard. He made a statement to the chaplain, but wished it to be kept from the public. The unhappy young man would have b... 19 next May. His victim was somewhat olds: ; but she would have been only in her 19th year. They had for a long time bee. afilaseed, and lived together in the house in which the murder was committed. - The fasts of the murder may be briefly told as foilows : On the afternoon of Saturday, the 26th August. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher went oat fora drive into the country, leaving Robinson and Rimini Sager alone in the house, with a young man mined Wilson, a companion of Robinson's, in the garden. During the afternoon the girl was sees by a servant girl of Mr. Fisher's brother, who bad gone to the bonne on an errand, to be crying as she stood cleaning knives in the bmwhome, and Robinson stood leaning against the door. Shortly afterwards a nephew of Mr. Fisher's, a little boy, saw Robinson strike Seam with hist:pen hand in her tam be- canes Oh* would not ;How him to inn her. The young man alluded to loft at 'bold 4 o'clock, and Robinson who bad been shooting sparrows with him in the Arden with a mall gun, want into the house. At about a quarter past 4 the neighbours were alarmed by a in that Robin. eon had shot Harriet, and, upon entering the breirkona, the poor girl was found lying on the door in a large pool of blood, with her throat cut from ear to ser, the wound being so deep that the upper portion of the verbstral column could be T A seen et the back of the neck. Life was quite ex tinct—indeed, death must have been almost in- I' 4 Mantuan'. At the time the neighbours entered upon n the scene of the murder, Robinson was observed to come 1 1 ! down stairs with an open razor in his hand. He was then in his shirt sleeves, for he had not washed or dreamed himself during the day. He went into the scullery where his victim lay dead on the floor, and, standing in the front of a looking glue that was hanging upon the wall, be deliberately cut his throat three times with the razor. At this juncture be was secured, a surgeon was sent for, and his self-inflicted wounds were sewn up after some resistance on his part. After his committal to prison, Robinson did not seem to entertain any expeotstion that any other fate awaited him ; than that which he has now suffered. The defence al., upon the trial, however, was, Gm, that &agar had gi committed suicide, and that the prisoner in grief attempted eN his own life ; and next, that he was insane when he COM milted the murder, iniminity being hereditary in his family, 11 as wee shown by the fad of his half.sieter being then in a I:, lunatic asylum. It maid not, however, be shown that he g was insane either before or after the murder. Before his trial he wrote a letter to Mr. Tidier, in which I ii the following passage occurs: "0, it was in an unguarded moment that I yielded to the device of Satan. I hope and trust the Lord Jesus will have mercy on her poor soul, which had not one moment to prepare. 0 how my broken heart does pant, I can hear it. I think of my dear Banish day and night. I am allways talking to her in my dreams. I very often ma her, nobody li news the tears that I shoed I fell and sea more every day. But dear Uncle it is to late to undo that which . 8 is done, but not to late to be pardoned by the God of r i mercy who is ready and even waiting to forgive me all 8 my sins it does not matter how great my sins 8 , are, for the blood of Jesus Christ can clause me from all g sin. The Lord has broken my heart, and made me r to know the great need as I have of his dear only eon, and he has pierced me through with many t sorrows, but I have deserved aIL Dear Uncle t a little time and all this trouble and sorrow will be o'er, II and then I hope to meet thew that I have loved before, E were the wicked cease from trobling and the weary Grey a laden sinners are at rest. dear Uncle my time is all own. pied with the Lord Jeans my prayers are continually f i going up to Christ to forgive me all my past sine. The 9 Lord turns no one away ;he is full of mercy to me the 8 , chief of sinners are welcome writes. I have aliment allergy, got a pain in my bed its through being confined much not t being used to it. I hope you are all well." Stafford was unusually quiet throughout last night, for si the night before the execution. This was due in some pert to a somewhat heavy fall of snow, commencing at shout 10 o'clock, and continuing for some time. A number of tr►velling musician and card sharpen entered the town and plied their ceilings at the public houses as at fair times ; and there was a ginger -bread and coffee stall, with a coke fire in it, at which the proprietors , were vending their wares throughout the night, and they seemed to do a good trade. The executioner wee a man named Smith, of Dudley, who has for some years performed the duties of hangman at Stafford. DEATH or Miss BRILMF.B.—The Stockholm papers announce the death of Miss Frederica Bremer, the cele brated Swedish novelist. Miss Bremer was born in Abo, in Finland, in 1802. After spending several years in Norway and Stockholm, as a teacher, she devoted her. self entirely to literary pursuits. Her first' novels, " The President's Daughters" and the "Neighbour'," hada great success, end were trusalated into most of the European languages. Miss Bremer travelled a good deal and visited Germany, France, England, America, Italy, and the East. THE MINIETBT.—EarI de Grey, accompanied by the Countess and Viscount Goderich, arrived at their residence in Carlton-gardens , on Saturday evening, from Nocton-park, Lincolnshire. The Chancellor of the Exche quer and Mrs. Gladstone and family will arrive in town from Hawaiian Castle to-day or to-morrow for the season. The Earl of Clarendon is expected to arrive at his resi dence in Grosvenor-place the week after next, from the Grove, near Watford. The Duke of Argyll is expected to arrive in town this evening, from his seat Inverary Castle, Argyllshire. The Rev. Archer Gurney, chaplain to the British Embassy at Pans , 'appeals, through the columns of the Patriot, to the Dissenters of Great Britain, to join him in protesting against the concordat between the Church of England and the Church of ltome'whioh Dr. Posey seems desirous of promoting. He says -" It seems to me exceedingly desirable that all honest men should draw together who venture to identify Papal Rome with the 'pintail Babylon of the Apocalypse, and who are vitally opposed to a league or concordat of any kind with the Roman church and Remains. Of coarse I shall Derailed inconsistent, and by many much harder names than that, for addressing myself, as a church man, to an organ of Protestant Dissent. I shall be told, sneeringly and bitterly, that I have found my true allies at last, and sha ll , perhaps, be treated as a deserter. But have no hesitation in "filmic( that there is, to my mind, a far deeper abyss between the moral tone and bearing of the Church of England and IJltrainontanism than there is between that Church and Protestant Dissent." Sr. JOHN'S CHAPEL, BILDFORD-ROW.—The his torical space of ground near Bedford-row, upon which the chapel of Bishop Wilson, of Calcutta, formerly stood, and in which Mr. Baptist Noel officiated while a member of the established church, has been taken for a chapel for the deaf and dumb. For ithis purpose about 20,0001. have been received, including a donation of 501. from the Queen. but 1.500/. more will be required. Connected with the proposed chapel will be lecture-rooms and rooms for various classes. The Rev. Samuel Smith, theological as sociate of King's College, London, who is at present chap. lain and secretary of the Association in Aid of the Deaf and Dumb, will be the minister of the new chapel. SERIOUS neut.—(Tuts DAY.)—This morning a fire broke out in the extensive engineering works belonging to Messrs. Siebe Brothers. Masooastreet,Lanibeth,near Astley's Theatre. The extensive factories of two and three floors and the upper floors were burnt out and the roof destroyed. Another fire took pleas on the premises of Mr. Callow, furniture broker, 15, Canal-roed, Stepney. The house was completely destroyed. Another fire, in the premises of Mews. Lyons end Sons. wholesale clothiers, 10 and 11, Wileos.street, Finsbury, ended in the almost total destruc tion of the latter house. Two Gums BURRED ro Drxru.—(lxQuitor Tins Day.)—To-day Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, held two inquiries touching the deaths of two little girls of four and five years of age, who lost their lives by fire. Though not occurring at the same time or pleat the cease were very similar, each child having been left alone in a room when there was a fire without any suard before it. Both were takes to the Leaden Hospital, in which they died. A verdict of " attendants' death" was returned in 'sok OEM ACCIDENT TO THE MARGATE LIFF,BOAT.-WO aro requested to Mote that the lifeboat to which the ami des% occurred on Sunday hat at Margate wee a private one, belonging to the boatmen of the town, and was in no way either on the model of, or belonging to, the National Life. beat Inatitutioo. The th e lifeboat ia a aelf-rlghtiag boat. and!, the property of the National Lifeboat Institution. TUT EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1866. SHARE LISTS.-<THIS DAY.) Owz o'Chomr. The dealings in the railway market to-day are 1 ,4 not numerous, but the tone is rather firm. Metro- g, l politan stock is in demand, and shows a recovery .1 of per cent. South Easter* has also improved 1, 11:( and Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire 4. London and North Western stock is now t quoted 1244 to 1254 ; Great Western, 58 to ; Midland, 1221 to • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 1224 to ; South lantern, 734 to 74 ; Great 711 Eastern, 42 to 4 Caledonian, 127 to 128 ; Great Northern, 12 64 to 1274 ; ditto A, 1431 to V I 1441 ; and Metropolitan, 1324 to 133. 1.1 Canadian lines are ste ady, at the closing prices of I yesterday. ORDINARY mums AND From. tip eh. pd. I aajmAn . loto y stagertees Was to-day sterday i at, 6, / Brutal sad lt Cambrian Oort se Biodas.... - a SO 121 128 K a 13 TO ii a TO 4 TO 11 iiOnivrall DabUp sod DiltadJoac Dondes,Portb.&AbeLlD Mid London Hart Cert., Do. Glecemer and $. Western (Maki LAM= Ord. R. Da. L h.n . Stk.. No•I Grad Northatioolkod GreatNortbeen D 0.41.1 A reo. so dlr. an Do.B 111111 p. e. D Do. New. M. et 26 pm . Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock GL souther West. (lm ) Gnat Widen Do.lllods veLOUlltk Do. Soda webs De.. - 111 us a} of 71 8t 42 li li6l 1!7& 1422 1442 it ft 6n 68! Do. Do. - xiwnat Do. Do. 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I Sales. 561 671 I AN parl 3 1 diPml 3 4pm - 2 fpm P 4l ' i6 o ' 6 $ dl. 15 17 71 It 11 22 29 e 10, 3 146 150 4{ iilli 7 6Ma 63 46 0 7 0 pm iais ou IC die 3 2 dla 46 68 14 23; 46 48 id 110 113 45 47 2 3). - I -ellal 3.3 1116 las i 1) Di le %Au par 1 pee 19e Ne.... 3 21113 16 18 16 13 Is 18 8 9 - pv 21 8 p.ti =d l i IT ittii . pas ids lu. 2 1 dis 1 i Oli par },m 11 n imo p . - 2 - 2 22 e 23 4 86 i 2 60 62 16 17 pir 1 pm pm 1 La par 66 98 11 par I pm, 6_ 4,11.1 Si lilt. par I pat 1 4 2 iPmi 7 SI pm 79 81 a 46 IM" - oar lipas 60 62... tle f fdie 11 Oldie 2 1 dim 83 tides 21 Std.. • It 41. 16 $7 10 9Ms 6 6Ma IA 64 4 2612 14 541 Ti IPdI CL vetoes. i Islas. 85 90 1 94 96 mil 97 99:d 94 96 id N 96 id 94 99 K Ile :di IN IN vil ... xd 100 111 rout mono. Pd. I CL pier .. - o 10 10 21 570 _6OO , OL I !MIL I 401 I I Cambrian Can. Gold. Li 000 .. , Cdtvertou ,1100 .. ;Clifford Masi ,0111 .. ' Der. G. Coo. (1 arts ,800 .. , Drakewalls 611 .. !East Bawl (Mogau) 1 144 .. ;East Caradon 1 ,000 .. !East Caro Brea .000 .. i Bast Grenville b OOO .. Eaat Gulazdslake ,906. j !Cast Lovell . .000 .. IZ. W. Boma (Taviallt ) en .. '(rambler &St Aubyn .500 4 !Orel* lasey (Malted) AO .. 'Great South Totems AXI , .. ~ G rret Wheal Busy ,we.. 10. W. Vor (Ralston) .000 .. , Granville .026 .. !Herod s loot ,000 699 . 'Margaret ,000 'Mute Velley(Un Giant), ,000 6 illwrody Iron Ore 660 !New Illetem TOO North Beekest ,000 N. 116.64664 (Illogan) ,660 'Noarthm Whe s, al Crotty Pr .110 Providence United (U. Want) 612 . .8. Camden (St.Cleer, 4131 .. 'South Condurrow 406 16. W. moos (Illagau,l 910 .. Stray Park 1.200 6 IVi Croft gra and Clogao. Um 1,000 Wed Basin (Litwin). 1,024 I W. Camden (Uakeard) 6000 .. !West agrarian 600 .. 'Wert Beton 6121 • • Wit. Barnet (Illogan) 612 .. Huller (I.•th•uth) . 1,0241 .. .. lil Wheel ary ßu .knu (Mashes ) 306 Won 4000 Wb. Tralawney (Usk ) No. ICI - UMW M. / art sad wags India . l bso us ILoso, .o•aeralflosttog Dxli 078.1101 Bl LabdcebtBt.gatherth. 100 77 87 1,082,500100 'Do. Deb. Bt. 6p. coot. .11 87 90 id 1197.616' at. Illoathempton too 817.07818 t. Burry Commercial SECIICJILL&BIi OOMPANISL I PeLf CL plow. f liass. BMA 10 ,anglo-Eigypt. Nay. (L 10,001 10 1 Angloalesloan Mbas . ~ 13,000 6 'Atlantic Tel. guAllp.at. 1,000 16 And:ellen 14100 IS I Australian St il .E l o . 4i 10,000 10 rgarahTsalAteAt I 7 tl OOO 1 1 0 Bolelto W w Va 6 + 11 : 1 11F MON 6 'Bombay 0111 ( 10,000 I Do. lird huLe I 4 IS 'lletlish American Lead 61001. 111. ,& 4 L Mag. TeL (L) 11,600 10 ,Brltlsh Indian Tea (L.) 8,016 11111 Canada eL 10,000 10 ,eanadlarana aMsa LT(L) 14 11 'Ceylon Company 12,600 10 1 Ditto A shares 16_ IT. 111 1 1 2t dr. 6 60m 1,000 20 Chb;Stathipki:Coal LI 0,900 16 'City of Londortil.Pro,{L • 6,041 SO city of Milan 4,960 60 Do 5,000 25 l efty of Moscow Gas (14 , 0,000 10 ICity 021.418 (Ulm) ••• • , onunercialOnloeGan; 0,000 10 'Com. of ibicanMee.fkl 0,000 60 Consolidated (L) 17,600 10 continental Uu.tias k i,.., 1 0.00 0 100 ;ContractCorperstlon ( f. 12 . 000 >0 ,Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.7ip.c. 0 . 000 10 •C. P ,nc.n mous of nua. 0 . 000 10 Doiss. at pm. IL to pay) ZiO: 60 Go. .f Moonlit's ‘ 1 ~ IS Crystal Palace OM IS. I Do. Preference ... ),600 1 . 4000. 6000. 1.030 0. 000 16000. 1441.26 6,000 10,000.1 LOOO 64,600 10,000 Do. 6 D. et. Perp.Deb.,loo DarJee (Limited) 8 IDlsooanWoeporaUm(L , 20 Baster° Assam Tes[l ) ' 21 , !Lludialand.C.iFin L 10 I IL. India brig. & Canal. 12 I llbbw Va Com.Trd.(L j 4 j Brtrit ale& Telegrapti 'loo Eng and Aug. Copper all I ling.and Foreign _Credit 24 I Log. &BcottishMarin. IL 6 Falrbalru Engineering. 6 Financial Ducount(Ll 10 Forwet. Warehouse (L. 8 ,Gellivara (Limited) l6 j 'o.Credith Mn.OI Lon. (1 . I 4 ;Gen. Steam Navigation 16 Boma& Zoloolal AA( , 6 Along Bong &China Gas all Biudhon's Hay Humber Iron Works((L;l 20 tt:tMer.Cdt.Ass. (L) 6 Carrying (Lim). II International Contract . 10 I Internat,Flaan.Boo. (1.11 6 Italian .nternat. Land CresUt(L ' 6 Land. j 10 .Itallmnirrig. (Can. Car., , all I Do. 6p. c. B,ls. r. 1870 aD, I AdultMookDbootn4 (L 1 1 6 Lana wean nica Lm.; • S ' Lond. African Trading • 10 Lond.andesiedon.M.(L 6 j Lon.ConntyLand&B.(l, I 1 'Lond.Diatriet Tabig.(L) aD ILund. Man. Are. (L., 11 , Load. G. Omnibus C.ll. ' at) I Lond.&9llasg.Eng.Co(L 20 Load., Italian, dr Btm. 15 Lond.Mer. Discos nt(L, 10 Lord.ProvinciaLllarine 2 IMadras Irrtga. & Canal 16 Do. • Marine Investment(L) 6) iMsnrltltu Landoto. (L) !Matta. Eaten. TeL ILL aD Merchant Shipping 15 illillwallF.Ld.ditrockL 10 Iron N orb Natal Land &CoL C. (Ll. 'National Ms. Core. (L.) $ INationalTrov.Marinell , 14 National Steam Ns,. L 'Nerbsiddasloal & L Do. New ' N.ZealandL&M.Ag.L 14 I N.Zealaad T.RLnvn4 I !NorthemAssamTes(Ll. I) I Do. B N.Brit.Australiudan(L 100 .N.Brit. &Mercan. In. 611 :Nowgong Tea (Limited , 2 ; ;, wean Marine ,Insura. 6 : Oriental Financial(Lim 110 .Oriental Gas (Limited) aD Do. New ' 1 'Orient.lnlandSteam:Ly all •otas. & sthiandinvest. , I Ottoman Compan y (1): 1 Ottoman FYI DI (L., 1 20 Ottoman Gas (Limited) , all • Overend,Ourney,Co.(L. 15 Panama IL M. Mesa:ill- • 9 • Do. do. Peel Etiv. Land& Mtn. ',L) 100 Peninsular & O. Means all Do. do. New., M Qlombnieta M.(L 94 Ilbymney Iron all itio 1. Clip Impeor. (7 ) . all Ditto ditto .... • •eiro Gas (Um ) all it "- Wm 10 LS WI 88 78_ It 1,11 -:&' 11;:ikv 16.000 NO, OPOI. 40,00 e 60.0. t %OM. 14.100 160,0001. 20 100 114. 50 161 60 26 St 67.600 20 100.000: 20 7.54/0 20 87,600 10 10,000 10 100,000 20 80,000 6 KOOO 16,000 10 26.000 10 10,000 so 10,001• 60 20.004 60 Rio Janet Royal Mail Steam SO Scoi.Austra.lovest. r 100 Smith. Knight. &Co. L 10 Plnan ,r gavot s' . '9, African M. & In. (L., 6 South Australian Lielld all Submarine Telegraph 100 t>°. Scrip all rel.Coustruc.&Main.( l ., 12 Thames&Mersey I 'Trinidad Petroleum IL' 6 Trust&AgeneyotAus.L 1 f.&L co. of U. t..saads l I Marine of WWI/. Teleg. 00. ( ; . all Uol vers. Marine Inn (L. tige t f n A trn TeaiLlm. • vas Diemene Land Warrant "Inane?' Um.; Wed India &PaciticS. (L by 41316 f 1 ow 1 le Ms Okils pat id 9 11 zd 78 f 0 zd If lfas If lidle T idb f dls par If 2* 3f 3)nr, 31 st 9 7 dlz 10 7 din 11 kaT. -- i vita 21 11 16141. 171 id 2 1 db icUs cv 6 7 6db 61 WU Idis 2 Ifdli l. 2 12b 111 12 gwg 1 Ofd i say 11 ill& 1 1 1 9 76 le 08dtscd 2 Ma 10 60 I 18 10 2 lids 18i 19ip4 9 7Ma 6 1 6.1 i.. 1 P- I -i -eels par ' Par rpm , 9 7OM 24 4 6 19 0, 7 11 4 6 46 19 74 74 15 17 po 61 4101. 29 21 t 1 Tx, zd• 21 9 2e4ts 14 poi 1 112 126 131 15 13 ea S 4as 2 die 3° 82 60 SO , dial s; a pn' icies . 1 i t 1.1 lf f 2 pat' If 11dIC 11 0166 1 2 sof! IS 16 1 10 I Si lidis: PREFERENCE SHARES. South Devon Annuities, 101., 10. South Esstera (Reading Annuities, D. Os. 64.), V. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Lim. I gua. 7 per oent, 14k, I. Dutch Rhenish, (ISt paid), 22 . Ottoman (Smyrna to !Odin), 9 , f, x d. Sao Paulo (Lim.) via. 7 per cent., 1611, 16, i d. PROVINCIAL SHARE maxims. --0-- LIVORNO% JAN. 8.-Saks haday: Great Eastern, 421- London and North Water°, 1261 6 41-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln. 611 -Metropolitan, 1621 I t I-South Distern, 731 1 I-Midland New 181. 5 per cent prof , 5-16 p. -Lancaster and Carlisle, 218-Buffalo and Lake Huron. 61-Grand Trunk of Canada, 85}- 61 — Great Western of Canada, 16 3-16 - Die, 56-United States 5-20 Bonds, 641-Dutch Rhenish, Great Luxembourg shares, lb 13-16 - Eastern Ex change Bank (Limited). 18-16 d.-Albion Marine (Limited). 1 8-10 d.-Rritish and Foreign Marine ILimited), 2i p. - and Mersey Aladin (Limited), 6 p.-llntoo Marine (Limited), 11 p • -National Steam ;Limited), lei 1-16 1 15.1t4 1 d.-West India and Pacific Steam, I. Asamosma, JAN. 6.-There was a moderate business, and r'is were generally lower. Confederate Loan, 7-Erles, 661,- Great Eastern. 421-Great Luxembourg, 151-Great Northern A. 1441-Grand Traok of Canada. 36e # 161 1-Great Western of MONDAY Emma. Collodi\ 16i-Great Western, sxlB- loncashire and Yor 122 l l l—London and North Western, 1251 6-Mancheste r : M a Consols, which closed on Saturday at Si to i ex County Bank (Limited), 41 p--Manchester, Sheffield, and un agashire, 611- Metropolitan, 13 4 3 1 ella32llii 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 2 • div , both for money and to - morro w's settlement, -sipand N ew 1 61 i ft ues . 1 6 _16 p. _.s ou th u s , n4 Ise f._ orenesA this morning at the same quotation, and Thames and memey tine lemmas (Limited), 6 1-16 p- c oiled at 87 to 1-16. For the Bth February the canes States 640 Years' Bonds, (Si- . St. Helens At" 1071- Garston Extension, IM-North Staffords (H. and M. Canal, a last price was 87 i to }. The "continuation " was BGIBMOBstr, Jan. 8-Great Western Railway Stour Valley 7-16 to I per cent. The official business Guaranteed Stock was sold to-day at 76: Birmingham Banking Company's shares, at 301: South Staffordshire Waterworks Cosn -BRed7 it u 7 ce ; d, dit B6l to, , k i r .. ar ew u n nt, re ir e 7 pe f pane's shares, at 71 ; and Steam Cooperage and Cask Company's as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, shares. at par. Stratford-upon-Avon Railway were inquired for at Li , British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 5 a 1..: Staff ald ' hire Bank Stock, 245 ; ' lndia Five per Cent. Stock, 102 f, Financial. atand Handdol Slate and Slab, at par. MMus, JAN. R-Tbres per Cent Console, 861-New Throe 1 I ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. “ enlaced " Thr r jentsr,rB6lCen, It; per Cent. Stock, 86—Ditto for account. eta January, 86 fel - rupee paper, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, Ditto for New Account, Bth February, 861 1-ludia Five per , ..._ ...- Cent. Stock (transferable at the Bank of Deland), 1031 - Rank , Be., Loa., prem. of freaked (toot. pact). rtt-Hibernisa Banldng fut. 1 Indian government securities remain steady. paid). 361-National Bank (301. paid). 79-24 ....2tick,..__..4 Exchequer Bills were unaltered at Se. to 2s. Liverpool (Limited) (101. paid), for account, : , 7 • 1 4 -v-orv• ovsio PI- imid), ssi-umoa Beak gangue) ma. ). isi. discount, ti..o 1.14.0 II 2.111.11 &L 6 L 9.0 1101.17.6 141.041 141.19.13 10 &ILO II& 104 5.10.6 '15.11.6 16.10.6 "0 .0 - 71 i 191.7 ii . 8.1.0 18.18.9 96.16.8 18 30 S ae 12 s s 131 d 5 7 10 81 " a u 34 zd • 4 39 41 5/ t ll 5 a 4 fa iota 60 50 U 17 3739 00 00 9 21 20 21 19 12 19 10 4 6 3 6 9 11 80 81 146 196 95 100 3t SI 3 5 6 120 14 19 id I Pit I CA. Woes. i kir. I MONEY NARILET.-(771I8 DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The stock and share markets retain a quiet appearance, with few transactions. Prices gene rally, however, show steadiness, in consequence of the diminished demand for money and the compa tively mo !crate withdrawal of gold from the Balk yesterday for Brazil. Console are unaltered, both for money and the new account. This is the monthly settling day. As regards British railways, the principal feature is an important recovery in Me tropolitan stock. The movements in foreign bonds are unimportant. Financial shares and those of Orerend, Gurney, and Co. are dull, at the reduction of yeste r day. The shares of the National Discount Company have not been affected by the announce. ment of a proposed new issue. The discount market is quiet to-day, and good three months' bills are freely taken at to per cent. below the Bauk minimum. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is 4 to 5 per cent. Consols are now quoted 87 to 4, ex div., for money, and 871 to 1, ex div., for the new account (Feb. 8). Foreign stocks are inactive, and little change has taken place in prices. Turkish Bonds of 1863 and Brazilian scrip are in demand, and have improved 4 per cent. Mexican, on the other hand, have de clined 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 134 to 144 ; Turkish Five per Ceuta. of 1866, 411 to 421 ; Spanish Passive, 261 to 3 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to t ; Confederate, 61 to 74 ; Brazilian scrip, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Mexican, 221 to 4, ex div. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are in demand, and have risen 3 per cent., the present quotations being 50 to 1 and 764 to 1 respectively. 5-20 Bonds are slightly firmer, at 644 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 13.16 to 15.16 prem. ; General Credit, 113-16 to 13-16 pram. ; London Financial, 31 to 1 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 1 15-16 to 21-16 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to 1 prem., ex all; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 51 to 6 prem. The shares of Charles Lafitte and Co. are quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; English and American Bank, to I t prem. ; and London Steam Towing, 11 to 2 prem. " In accordance with instructions received from the Ottoman government," the Imperial Ottoman 1 Bank announce that the coupons fall rag due the 13th inst. on the bonds of the Ottoman Five per Cent. General Debt will be payable from that date, and, after verification, at the offices of the bank at Constantinople or its agencies. The annexed notice has been issued by the Ge neral Credit Company, as agents for the contractors of the Ottoman Five per Cent. Debt : Holders of converted Consolides, bearing within the entry stamp no higher list number than 1,500, or of conversion re ceipt of similar numbers, car. now present the same for ex change into the new certificates of the General Debt, with the usual interval for examination. &c. Holders of scrip of the ' Five per Cent. 1865 Ottoman Lose are informed that the quantity of certificates received for exchange against the I same is for the present completely exhausted. The issue will be resumed on the rsoeipt of a farther quantity from the Turkish authorities. The Fulton, from New York, has brought 36,530!. in specie. The expected withdrawal of gold from the Bank for Brazil took place yesterday, and comprised 118,0001.: it would probably have been larger but for the state of the money market. The steamer Rhone will take to-day 130,0301. for Brazil, of which 122,030/. is gold (including the above-mentioned withdrawal from time Bank) and 8,0001. silver. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday, the 19th instant, a special settling (lay in the new shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, which are to be officially marked. The committee have also ordered the new shares, 4th issue, of the Bombay Gas Company to be officially quoted, and ' the shares of the Colonial Securities Company to be quoted in the twice a week list. The directors of the National Discount Company have resolved to recommend at their mooting on the 24th inst. a dividend at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum, and an issue to the that shareholders of 40,000 new shares at 5/. premium, thus making the paid up capital 800,0001. with a reserve fund of 500,0001. The capital of this company consists at present of 3,000,0001., in 120,000 shares of 251. each, upon which 51. has ees paid. The arrangement . now proposed involves a large bonus to the share holders, the present price of the shares being 111 to prem. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,1341. over the corresponding week of last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 1,4201. At a meeting yesterday of the Ottoman Financial Association, the resolutions previously passed fur an amalgamation with Charles Lafiitte and Co. (Limited) were confirmed. The City of Milan Improvements Company announce the closing of the transfer books from the 13th to the 22nd inst., both inclusive, preparatory to payment of interest at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum for the half-year ending the 15th instant. The third ordinary general meeting of the share holders of the National Bank of Liverpool will be held at Liverpool on the 23rd inst., and will be made " extraordinary," for the purpose of "pass ing a resolution repealing the 113th tm ztion of the articles of association, and substituting in lieu thereof another section regulating the mar - ter in which dividends shall in future be declared." The second ordinary general meeting of the Warrant Finance Company will be held on Wednes day, the 17th instant. The Imperial Ottoman Bank have notified that the scrip certificates of the new shares, with the first instalment paid, will be ready for delivery on and after this day (Tuesday). The scrip paid in full will be deliverable on and after the 11th inst. The report of the directors of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company, to be submitted at the half -yearly meeting on the 12th inst., states as follows : The directors have little else to say than to congratulate the proprietors on the stability and prosperity of the under taking. The purchase money of the house, No. 1, St. George's-road, Pimlico, has been paid, with the interest accrued and other &arias, by the London. Chatham, and Dover Company, to this company's credit. The rent of the line and station continues to be paid with regularity by the three companies. The revenue account shows a balance of 8,9461. 14s. 11d. ; admitting of the same dividend as last half /ear, viz., 31 per cent., or at the rate of 61 per cent. per annum for the year 1865. Daring the current year the receipts will provide a dividend of 71 per cent., and in 1867 the dividend will reach its maximum of 9 and a fraction • per cent. The annexed memorandum has been received Temper af ro n l ce m be a g t n h to d e ae i Ge nf e or re n in e ta ra y r o l y u P o t f ro h t a v h t i e t d h e Uted ennretielun.stKoitfuinttighodenobm:usineis done for the pest year by the above office is as follows: —Number , of policies, 3,273; amount aesusecl, 631,342/. ; new pee- I miume, 20,4121. 3s. 61. ; annual income. 190,0001. ; accu mulated cap i tal, 73 5 , 0004 from Calcutta I light portion of the mails China, and Australia is expected t o be distributed in London on Friday next. /i.re >. D Da. Do. Do. kelt 1100 100 100 100 100 100 ISO I 100 I NO en xd .... 122 i 361 7 ... 643 i iS I 991 106 id 101 i 1001:d I 1,1 -. 201 214 - 4611 114 11 13i; id a'.ttb 13 id xd 64 LIT.O 91 — zd zd 11r i id bi zd xd xd '— xd 21 it 201 10 _Oa The transactions in foreign stocks were rather numerous, but the tendency of prices was us favourable. Egyptian Bonds declined per cent. - Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, an t Italian, ; Turkish of 1862, k ; and Mexican and Brazilian scrip, t. Turkish of 1865, however, im proved per cent., in consequence of the aunounce ment of the dividend. Bank shares continue flat, with little business. Anglo-Egyptian. Chartered of India, Australia, and China, European, Imperial, Land Mortgage of India, Metropolitan, and Midland receded. London Chartered of Australia were better, and London and County met with inquiry. London Financial shares showed renewed heavi ness, and closed at a fresh fall of 711. 6d. Imperial Mercantile also declined 2s. Gd. to ss. and General Credit were slightly lower. International Financial and Credit Foncier and Mobilier were steady. The closing prices were as follows :—lnternational Financial, Ito 1 prem. • General Credit, 113-16 is 115-16 prem. ; London Financial, 31 to f prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 15-16 to 21-16 prem.; Credit Foamier and Mobilier, 31 to 1 prem., ex di,. and new. National Discount shares were last quoted 111 to g prem., showing no change ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to lg die., showing a decline ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 51 to 6 prow., being 12a, 6d. lower ; sad Hudson's Bay, 15 to f, a reduction of 1. Few dealings were recorded in miscellaneous shares. The changes comprised a rise in Credit Foncier of Mauritius, and New Zealand Trust and Loan, and a decline in Bombay Gas, Copper . Miners of England, Marine Investment, Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, and Universal Marine Insurance. The shares of the English sad American Bank were nominally quoted 4 to 14 prem. ; Loudon Steam Towing, to 2 prem. ; Charles Laffitte and Co., 2i to 3 prem. ; and British and Continental Sugar Refining, to 14 prem. Canadian Government securities were weaker, and a decline ranging from to 14 per cent. took place. American Fecurities were flat. Erie Railway shares declined 1 per cent., Illinois Central 4, and the 5-20 Bonds 4. The following were this latest prices, viz. :-5.20 Bonds, 644 to f ; Erie ' Railway shares, 551 to 564 ; Illinois Central, 76 1 1 to b, ex div. ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 834 to 844; ditto small, 844 to 84 ; ditto Consolidated Sterling Mortgage Bonds, paid I up, 80 to 81 ; ditto scrip, to 14 prem. MINES.-(THIS DL YJ ONE O'CLOCK. There are few transactions in the mining market to-day, but prices exhibit steadiness. North Treskerby shares are now quoted 31 to ; Wheat Seton, 216 to 220 ; Wheal Buller, 30 to 32 ; Great Vor, 32i to 33 ; Chiverton Moor, 7to 5 ; Chiver ton, 91 to ; and Wheal Grenville, 3g to 4. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKET!. (THIS DAY.) (21T ILNCTRIO AND INTONATIONAL TZLINIBAPIL) (TROY out ov4 coauserounin.) CorroN.—Tbe market quiet. Sales about 5,000 balm. ('ons.—The mat krt moderately attended. Flour ad wheat very , dnll at barely last week's prices. Indian cora. (,alatz, 321. to 33.. Beans flat. Oats and oatmeal dull. MINCING-LANE—(T:IIB DAY.) SCAR.—The noirhat opened with very little demand; the sales include British West India at about previews prices ; and 2,500 bags of Muscovado Manilla, at 290. 6d. Reined quiet, and prices are rather lower. COEFEE.—The public sales of Ceylon and Costa Rica ere progressing without material change in value. Privately the wiles are confined to small wade. TEA.—The public sales of Indian teas were commenced this morning. Last sales' rates are supported. Privately the demand is not active. Item is in limited request. A small parcel of DOIIIOIIEII sold at Is. Bd. proof. Rim—No sales of importance reported. CUTTON.—The demand is lees active, and pricer are barel► supported. UTZ. —There are seller., but no buyers, at I.a week% Currency. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices:—Tows tallow, 475., net nub; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 47.. 63. to 47.5. ; Jemmy 47.. to 475. ; March, 48s. 3d. to 48.. Gl. ; April to June, 484. 33. ; July to September, 494.; October to Deoember, -C.a. :a. to 63. SMITHFIELD II kV MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles .lamas Easton reports trade at the fa - low:og prior :—Prime clover, from 126 e. to 13:is. ; inferior ditto, 1006. to 1151. ; prime hay, 100 s. to 10$4. ; inferior ditto, !COs. to 974. 6.1. ; prime second cut clover, 100 s. In 115 s. ; inferior, 15(1,4. to ¶40.. ; strew, 361 4 to 40.. WEATHER REPOT DAY.) 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Northern=Scotland. Western=lreland, Wales, and ad,* calcite. Southern =English Channel and Bar or Inasity. gastern,..Eastward England and North Sea. THE COMING CHURCH CONGRIDeI IN YORK —A. meeting of the clergy and laity was held in the vestry of York Minster on Thursday afternoon, to arraoge curtain prelimiaaries for holding the Church Congress in York daring the present year. The attendance was numerous, cad the Archbishop of York was in the chair. The chair. I men said between :1,000 and 4,000 members would be in i York on the occasion, for whom they would have to pro. • vide accommodation. An ioflaential list of vice-presidents I was then appointed, as also was • working executive, to ! carry out all the arrangements of the congreea. Other co mmittees and officers were also appointed, and it was stated by the dean that he had received from 200 to 300 guarantees of a guinea each towards meeting the expenses. A vote of thanks to the chairman concladed the promot ing'. Tar RINDERPVIT AND THE SMALL Pox. The high sheriff for Cheshire writes to the Times :—" I had • herd of 16 cows, 1() of which were vaccinated and six not. The vaccinated cows are all, up to this time, healthy and well, the unvaccinated are all dead. The vaccinated cad unvaccinated were kept is separate shippoas, but the shippoas were within 20 yards of each other, and in the same yard. The six smitten cows were separated as Boos as they showed the slightest symptoms of uneasiness sod placed in a kind of hospital, and treated variously, according to the directions of several eminent authorities, whose directions were scrupulously carried out. They all died, notwithstanding. The healthy cows were all vaccinated from matter procured from the Vaccine Hospital (not inoculated from the pus of the disease), and vaccinated on the uproar part of the toil. I w as induced to try vacciestioa from some letters which Tweedy appeared in the Times, sad I hope these lode may prompt experiments tending to dissipate the /loom which overshadows this country. Our farmers are at their wits' sod, their stoats are being annihilated, and ruin AIM them in the face." Tar REVOLTED ZOUATEE.—A letter Iron Mexico gives some account of the measures adopted with respect to the Z Ames who bad revolted at Martioique. It says:—" Os their arrival at the Maxima capital they were received on the plain in front of the citadel by the whole of the French garrison, forming • square, lied with arms loaded. A. battery was also pointed in their diree tion. The marshal ordering the new•oomers to draw no is line commanded them to pile arms and then to advisee 20 paces. Whilst they were executing that movement, two companies earns behind and got between them and their arms. All attempt at disobed ien ce was them impos sible. The gendarmery next came forward sod took into custody 25, whom they handcuffed and took to prison. ?be others inhabit an old convent where they are to remain until they peas before • military tribunal. Lo w err as +r 100 101 i 36* 61 {s} s 4 i 16* * :4 xd :4 101 15 47 121 61 e